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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08

p son ,r Tous Soto vnelve exhibirse en-
lin CORES D0ndenctG, no para desvirtuar todo
FL oue diiimos en- nuestro artlculo La Uengon
te D0Ittjed, sino para 3nmar2flarse mas en- ell
ia 4prangenal en- que hace tempo esta metido
III En- aanel artfcuiO no quisinos rebatir to-
An las airmaciones que e sefiOr Tous hacfa
npnf4ndQle en- berlina, por cierto sentimiento
Ia nobeza haca ese joven que por 10 visto
I'm pprdfjo Ia memoria ell sentido comtin
Pero boy nos lanza ell signiente RETO, que
mtsnos en- al deber dc recoger.
eHe demosurado en- este diario en- EJ
Pnis. que fdrsds (asf, con ~ tOdds lds am
y a,t1ct0ues que hace <The Puerto Rico
erald1 uGmero de- 80 de Agosto; pero
4 DEMoCRACIA, que no ha podi1o oponer na-
4 Z rs pruebas aducidas por mi para de-
nostrar que So colega fAlta la verdad, Sc es-
IN Ia por ID tangente, atacando, como de cos
i bre q Ia Corte de Distrito de Humacao.>
Vamos Z demostrar que todo cuanto ditto
h. Puerto Rico Herald es certo, ceptuando
II que Sc Sc refare a. pagO de deuda en-
4 casa mercanti Selles y ca, en- 10 cual sufri6
Ina equivocaci6n 81 colega, pues nos consta
H. NJ sehor Tous se inhibi6 en- aquel asunto,
Aen lie sustituy6 en- su puesto de iuez Val
H. C3i ias. parente com pinche de Tous. Pc
u la dembs tnp1ttdciOnes que le han hecho
b. Puerto Rico Herdld y LA DEMoCRACIA son
siert2s.
Pero antes de dejar penamente demostra.
Ips estos particulares, contsstaremos dos
,untos de nuestro artfculo que Tous pretende
iesyi-tuar.
Diilmos que probaremos su dia la fol
hdqd que Tous cometio en- una communication
Irliida al uez municipal de Caguas, q este
,os contesta ret&ndonos que 10 denunciemos
Inte ell Tribunal Supreme. Ese reto llega
rde pues hace alg1n tiemp po existe en- poder
Ie Attorney general escrito frmsdo por
,uestro Director denunciando al sef1or Tous
,or aquel hecho, pidiendo Sc procese criminal
nenta al fiscal de Ia Corte de Humacao;
ssiste tambi6n en- nuestro poder la contesta-
bon del honorable attorney en- la que nos ma
Il fiesta que nuestra denuncia sera objeto de
Ina minuclosa information que sc hara JUS
4 cia. Pero ST este no Ia hiciera, va acudire-
hos al Tribunal Supreme, aunque Tons nos
Lmenaza nada menos que con ell presidio.
En- cuanto 10 passion poiitlca dem estrada
3or Tous en- las causas seguidas por coacci6n
sontra ell federal Rivera contra los republi-
amos Auguita otros, dice que en- aquella no
.e procedt6 contra los denunciadores porque
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
EI desastre de BuIangiga

Vlenen mas detallles de la catastrofe de
la compaf1fa coz del go Regimiento de Infan-
terfa, en- Buiangiga,
Los tagalos sorprenderon los soldados
americanos tomando el desayuno, ell 90 de Sep
tiembre, por la manana, EN- pezaron por de-
mostrare amistad a los amercanos.
Los nativos habfan hecho varias festas
en- henor de los americanos. In vitandoles para
que asistleran: recibian las tropas con to-
das las manifestaciones de la amistad.
Por medic de esa hospitaidad que los
amerfcanos tomaron por IN afectO sincere, fue
que efec6uaron la sorpresa, siendo realizada
por 400 flipinos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
Venezuela y Colombia

Ell M nistro de relaciones ex xteriores de
Gabinete venezolano envfa una en6rgica nota
al de Colombia, NANTES tandole, que 81 CONT
MIA esta Ultima naci6n sendo constante
amenaza para ell tenimiento del orden en-
Venezuela le envtara ell dtimatum retirando
inmediataf1ente la representation diploma
tica.
La nota enviada al gobieruo colon bi ano
por Ell de Venezuela esta concebida en termi
nos energicos dice entire otras cosas, que Ia
reptblica venezolana, Sc basta por Il sola para
hacerse respetar, sin necesidad de aceptar
mediaciones perniciosos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
0TRO QUE WENE
Arroyo, Octubre 9 de 80

Arroyo, Octubre De 1,0o1.
Sr. presldente del comit6 local del partl-
DO fede raj: En- un momento de ofnscaclon
b. allie al partido repubIicano de este pue-
BIZ; pero con vencido de que esta agrupacion
po lsbora por ell bien de la patria, me separo
DE fas para ipgresar en- el gran partldo
federal que sustenta ideas mobiles patrioticas.
Yo, como Gltimo soldado, ofrezco traoajar
como Ell que mas por Ia dignidad de esta que
rids cuan desgrscisda Borinquen.
Sfrvase, pnes, anotar mi nombre CD ell re-
gistro del comite.
Soy de usted atentamente,
Juan Ortiz Figueroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
s. AN 9gJAn n
NOTA9 POAs g:ee ER R EaE

Hoy fueron suspendidas las classes en- Ia
Alta escuela causa de tenor que arreglarse
los salones de clase, pues dado ell n1mero de
Dinos que as1sten-pasan de 1sO mas que ell
afio anterfor-hubo que aumentar dos macs
tros y es precise hacer inDovaciones ell To-
cal. Quedara este mas claro mas ventiado
Muy pronto reanudaran dichas classes.
Anoche hubo Que suspender la retreta por
haber llovido desde las siete hasta las diez y
pico.
Muy poca concurrencia asisti6 anocha al
teatro donde Sc estrenaba la revista Gel Bill
Foraker1
Hoy di6 comien2o la obra para Ia reedif-
cacion de la casa n1mero A de la calla de la
Eortaleza. propiedad d g don Mauricio Guerra.
Q q buen udmero de opersrios teDdran ira
bajo est - faorica.
La ohra es dirigfda por ell arquitecto don
Arturo Guerra.
Como oportunamente die, anocha se rea-
nudaron e Cssuo espanol las iaranitas de
costnmbre. Sc estuvo baiiando hss5a cerca
dc las doce de la noche.
Muv enfermo ha ilegadn 4 esta capital don
Ramon Gonzalez, padre poftico de don Fidei
Guilermety.
Sc encuentra en- essa capital ell doctor Mar
cano de Ciales
En Rio Piedfas vienen ceIebrando las
novenas d. - patrona con graz pompa.
Auoebe el padre Torr aprovechando Ia
estadfa all del parrnco de Humacao, icencia-
do Leoncio G lrcfa Vale. le invite para que df-
rigiese su pal ,bra los feigreses 10 que &C
ced6 con gus % tan distinguido sacerdote.
Su oratorfa entusiaamo los circunstan-
tes siendo felicitado calurosamente por su
digno compahero otros amigos.
Ell presde ute del Comite federal de Maya
giiez don Ricardo Gomez, Sc encuentra aquf
en asuntos particulares.
Para ell dfa IA esta anunciado ell debut de
la banda de la policfa in sular, obsequiando al
gobernador con una serenata.
E licenciado Perez Avil6s, de Arecibo, Sc
encuentra en- esta capital.
Esta noche tendra efecto otra de las con-
ferencias que vene dando en- ell Ateneo don
Salvador Brau sobre historic de Puerto Rico.
Hoy regres6 Ponce, despues de una lar
ga TEN porada aquf, la bella sehorita Carmen
Casalduc.
De los dos acaldes nombrados por ell Eje-
cutivo en- su Ultima reunion, uno es federal y
otro repubiicanc.
Hacienda transacciones comerciales Sc ha-
LA aquf ell acaudaado hacendado de Anasco
don Juan Bla1chf Pagan.
En- Vega Baja no hay despacho de giros
postaIes. cPor que no 10 piien aquolos veci-
nos? Basta pstici6n firm ada por algunos
ciudadanos para que la administration central
la envie.
La DEMocRACIA se halla de venta en- La
| farmacta de don Rau On Patron. San Justo 6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
Partido federal
Reorganization del Comite
de San Sebastian
Adhesion al DirectOriO
San Sebastian, Octubre de 1901.
Honorable Sr. d Francisco de p AcufIa.
Presidente del Directorio federal
de Puerto Rico.

San Juan
Sefor.
En- session ceebrada por 81 nuevo Comite
lbca federal, constltuido en- 80 del mes proxi-
ho pasado Sc trat6 y acordo entire otros ell
particular siguiente
<1o Que Sc ponga en- conocimiento del
Il Jnorsble Directorio del Partido eu San Juan,
ne 81 nuevo Comite local ha quedado constf-
Enido en- "a forma que sigue:
Presidente, Lcdo. don Narciso Rabel Ca
brero; Vice presdente, doctor don Jose Angel
Franco Vocal tesorero, don Jose Gonzalez RI
\ ers: Vocales: doctor don Miguel Rodriguez
snc,o don Andres Agustin Cabrera. don
uau de Dios Rosa, don Ltborfo Rodriguez,
BIO Pedro Batsncourt, don Juan Cardo na
I1lles, Vocal secretario: don Juan Bantista
ogulo
Y 81 propio tie n 20 manifestarle! que este
Lomite sauda cordial atentsmente tan
u COOS correlig gionarios. Sc adhere en- Ut to-
T. a politics noble y levautsda cou que VIE
70 en- iausanno al partilo para bien general
el pats
La Que taugo el honor de trasladar V.
BIZ cum olltnien 70 de 10 acordad
Muy respetuosamente.
Narciso Rabell Cabrera.
Presidente del Comit6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
A Moreno Ca|der0n
Sc DENIEGA UNA SOLICITUD

Sc IA denegado Ia soicitud que solicit6 ell
fiscal suspense de la Corte de Ponce, don An-
tonic Moreno CaideroD, para que nombrase
un jnez de la Corte Snprema que entendiese
en- las investigaciones que Sc practicaran sobre
ell inco de la causa por los 1ltimos incendios
de Juana Daz.
FL senior Soto Nussa, presidente de aquel
Tribunal de Justcia, tiene Ia comison de in-
ciar Ia information.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
Africa del sur

Daspaehos de Londres dan cuenta de que
TN la capital del Rsino Undo, SO acentua ei
|sumor de Que IL fuerz. mayor de los <0oersS,
IRl mando del General )tha, est3 rodeada poi
pumerosas tuerzss inglesas, que extrecnan ei
cfrculo cada vez mas.
81 el general Botha, no logra evadirlo, 80
sspers en- ereve IN combats decisive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
Juan Ortiz Figueroa.
Don Ramon Marin

Sc halla gravemente anfermo en- San Juan
Aeste ouerido amigo nuestro. Con ese motive ha
Faiido para squelia ciudad su seforita Mia 40
Pa Aurora.
ST los m61Icos 10 autorizsu, el Distinguish
Eeterano sera trasadado Csguas.
Aqul nos interesamos por su preciosa Vioa
y deseamos que mejore de sus achaques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
FELICITACION
Carolina, Octubre de 1 ,eOI.

CaTOIIna, OctuOre dc 1 ,BUI.
Sr. don Mariana Abril.-Caguas.
Distinguish compatriota: Vuestro msgis
tral artfculo civilian Me Kiney,3 no ha pa
sado desapercioido para nosotros En- 81 ad
miramos al patricia sin mancha al correcto
pubicists, cuya pluma Sc hala al servicfo de
la lfbertad puertorriqueha.
Reciba, aunque tarde, nuestra mas calu-
rosa felfcitaci6n.
Somos de- usted atentos amigos correli-
gionarios.-V Garcia Salgado, A. Bobo-
mis-. Angel Perez, Luis Garcia Pinero, Mica
nor Rivera, p Pascual. GeDeroso B. AonsO
Carlos Gimenez Perez Albert, Leopoido Gil
menez. Aiejandro Garcia Sa.gado, Arturo Ca
brera Soler, Regalado Benitez Casta1o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08

La DEMocRACIA se halla de vents en- Ia
farmacia de don Ran on Patron, San Justo g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08

MANGAS Y CAPTRoTEs-vers de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- Ia calle de
Ia Fortaleza no So, al precio de 20 centavos
el sjsmplar. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-08
Hotel O|innP0
SANTURCE
"A 5 minutes de San Juan.

Ell hotel clima Esplendida ventacion Parque
Excelente servicio
Sc reduccones para fmas Alumbrad
e6ctrico moderno.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25
Mr.. Esgate So Informed
the Council.
City CONS. Have
Evaded the Law.
Placed Small Orders to Escape
Receiving Bids.

'The Council must pay the bills con-
tracted by the City Commissioners"
This was the opinion given by City
Solicitor Osborn Esgate when the City
Council made an effort to check the
Boards extravaganza by refusing to
pass an ordinance to pay food of
outrageous bills which poured in at
regular meeting last April.
Under protest the Council passed the
ordinance upon the Solicitors advice.
But its determination TO stop needless
draining of the city treasury resulted
in the Council securing a conference
with the Commissioners which was
held a short time later.
1t was declared to be the sense OF
that conference before the meeting
adjourned, and the City Commission
ers gave assent, THAT in all depart
ments, especially the Police, Fire and
Street departments, expenses should
be held to the minimum"
At that same meeting it was decid
ed "That the present police force mus
cover the city, including annexed ter
rtory."
1t was suggested, and the Commits
sioners gave silent consent that prices
should be secured from various dealers
before goods were bought.
How well has the Board kept th
promises it then made?
So entirely have they been disregard
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

ed that scarcely one pay ordinance
has ben passed by the Council since
then, that bills were not thrown out
for investigation, even though the So
licitor said they must be paid.
Instead of securing prices from diff
ferent dealers before ordering goods,
the Board has placed orders for small
quantities in order to escape the re
ouirements Of the law which says they
shall receive bids on all contracts
amounting to over $500
Instead of keping expenses at a
minimum they have utterly disregard
ed the fact that the treasury is empty
Instead of holding to their agreement
that the police force as it then was
should cover the entire city, they have
appointed L. additional men named by
Judge Anderson.
Given $6I 900 by a special act of the
Legislature with which to build and
equip four fire station houses, they
have already spent $4,000 in build
ing two. For the erection of two
others and practically all the equip
ment they have but $4,000 remaining
They agreed to keep street depart
ment expenses at minimum, bu
they have increased the over draft il
that fund, and now want 1t increased
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25
To Tack 1t Onto Cuyah-
oga County.
One Plan of the Re-
districters
Was Made Known by Congress.
man Burton.

1t is barely possible that Summit
county the home of Congressman
Charles Dick, and a part of the Nine
teenth district will become a part Of
the Cuyahoga county district when the
State is redistricted next fall, says the
Cleveland Leader. There is little |
doubt that Cuyahoga county will be
part of the three districts, although |
of Cleveland territory.
At the present time plans for redis-
tricting the State on Republican ba-
sis are still in embryotic shape. The
basis or representation in Congress
has been fixed at one Congressman
for every 10000 inhabitants. Cleve-
land has population of 3S0,O0O, lack
| ing about 5000 to be entitled to- two
population is about 100000, or about
$4,000 more than is necessary for two
congressman. The Nineteenth dis
trict which is composed of Summit,
| po,tono Coouuo Tr,,r,b,,II ond Aeh
tabula counties, Is at present too
large for one Congressman and two
small to be entitled to two Congress-
men.
speaking of the plans for redistrcting
the State, said:
"Geauga county is almost certain to
be part of one of the three Cuyaho.
dina counties will also remain a part
of the Cuyahoga county districts. 1t
is not altogether unlikely that Sum-
NIT county will he made part of one
of the Cuyahoga county districts, and
If not Summit, then possibly Lorain
and Erie counties"
, It is possible that Lake, Geauga, and
the eastern townships of Cuyahoga
county, with possibly few wards in
the east part of the city, will comprise
one district. Medina, Summit and a
part of Cuyahoga county, will compose
another district, or IL not Summit coun-
ty, then Lorain and Erie Counties. The
third district will be wholly within
Cleveland.
Erie county is part of the Thir-
teenth district and Loraln county is
part of the Fourteenth district.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25
.AEAEEHEIGGIA1ASA1Ae
|SOlvc These REFUSES AS3 M6NE3 SFGSKE PRIzE 4 :
Saturday, 1901
Saturday, March z3, 1901
TODAY The Democrat prints the third

/W%ODAY The Democrat prints the third
Il set of series of REFUSES. BY carefully
watching the columns of the Democrat you
will be notified of the day and date
when future REFUSES will be published.
Some will be pretty hard, some will be
easy. All stand for the names of cities or
towns, and so besides furnishing entertain
ment, they will set the children thinking
about their geography lessons. Each week
the answers to the REFUSES will be published.
Answers must be sent during the week
to the REFUSES that appeared in the paper
of the Saturday previous, and must reach
this office not later than Saturday at
12 O'Clock M. They will be filed, the
answers examined, and prizes given to the
children sending in the best lists. First cor
rect answer, $1.00; second, SOC; third, soc;
fourth, soc; fifth, SOC. Address all letters to
sRebus Editor, in care of The Akron Demo-
crat Co." The answers and prize winners
will be announced each Saturday following
the day when published.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

still more by the purchase of an ad-
ditional steamroller and the hiring of
an additional man-an Anderson hench-
man-there is no doubt-at a salary Of
from $3.50 to s. per day, to operate it.
And these are but a few of the
long list of extravagances by which
the Board is piling up the mortgage
on the property of Akron citizens. For
a public debt is a mortgage upon every
dollars worth of property within the
corporate limits.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

the expenses for the Street depart
ment exceeded by $4,000 those for the
preceding year!"
Commissioner McNlillen: eyes,
sir"
Mr.. Markle: II believe that the
Board of City Commissioners should
appoint one man to do the buying and
receives the goods. Frequently the
Finance committee of Council ap-
proves bills merely as a formality.
Purchases should be made on the
competitive basis"
Commissioner Crisp: "THAT
WOULD CONFUSE MATTERS.
believe that departments should
make purchases for themselves"
Mr. Rooms: 81 agree with Mr.
Markle's suggestion that one man
should be appointed to do the buy.
ing"
Mr. Markle: 81 suggest that the
Commissioners hold their meetings in
the afternoon and devote the fore
noon to inspecting work, and seeing
that the men start to work on time"
Commissioner McMillen: Il THINK
THE COMMISSIONERS ARE QUITE
COMPETENT TO DECIDE WHEN
THEY SHALL MEET AND FIX
THEIR OWN HOURS"
Commissioners Crisp: 81 DO MOI
AGREE WITH MIR, KOONS RELA
TIVE TO HIS SUGGESTION THAT
WE LIVE ENTIRELY WITHIN OUH
MEANS. WE SHOULD NOT BE
BEHIND OTHER CITIES. WHAT
WE WANT no Do Is TO DEVISE
MEANS TO OBTAIN MORE
MONEY"
Commissioner Paige: IF this city
owned its own water works plant W.
could save II great deal Of money il
the Fire department"
Commissioner McMillen: 'With the
acquiring of new territory by this
city we need more policemen. But
WE HAVE DECIDED TO STRETCE
THE PRESENT FORCE OVEI
MORE TERRITORY"
Mr.. Fiebeger: Il suggest that thu
Commissioners stand by the Counci
In the matter of granting franchises
If this had been done, there woul(
now be no necessity for paying thu
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

All but three members of Council
We're present Wednesday evening Mt
the conference between the Council
and the City Commissioners.
President Fiebeger, upon motion Of
Mr.. Rice, was made chairman of the
meeting. The chairman asked that
all speakers contine their remarks to
the subject under discussion-existin
conditions and plans whereby relief
might be obtained from excessive ex-
penditures of money.
Many and varied We're the sugges-
tions offered.
Councilman Koons Rep) of the
Third ward, made remarks at the
beginning of the meeting that served
as basis for suggestions throughout
the conference.
In order to introduce the subject
of the evening" said Mr.. koons, Il
will inquire whether the money col
lected every six months and put to
the credit of the funds Is used as a
basis for expenditures? Is there an
effort made to keep within the limit
of revenue collectedT'
Continuing Mr.. Rooms said: "ln
conducting all business enterprises
the object of the management is to
avoid running in excess Of its re-
ceipts. l believe that the same ruie
should obtain in the conducting OF
municipal affairs. No improvement
should be made, nor expenses incurred
unless there is money in sight to pay
for them. We should now decrease
expenses instead of increasing them
under present conditions"
Mr.. Fiebeger: 'It is the intention
to keep within the tax limit or course
the rules have not been observed oil
the city finances would not now be In
the condition they are. We must now
devise means to keep within the
limit"
Commissioner Crisp: 1--WE are now
confronted by new condition. OuI
city has outgrown the duplicate
Our tax income is not sufficient to
satisfy the needs which are apparent
to ALL"
Mr.. Koons: ''That's not what we
are here to discuss. We are here tc
find os.t how we can reduce expenses
Ar. .Markle Rep): rs II true that
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

IMPORTANT!
No answer will be considered unless it
is made on the blank form here shown:
Names of Cities (or Towns)
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Third ....................
Name of Person Sending Answer.
,.....,....,..
(Cut this out.)
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25
Proxy Commissioners Told Council.
men to Mind Their Own Business
-.-Wanted to Increase Tax Levy.
Facts That Show That Council Did Everything
Possible to Check Extravaganza, Without
AvaI---The Reform Is Up the People.

policy Anderson taken to task for
city through
responsibility the Council
This was the upon
charge held
business they having only limited
and perunctory II management of the cys affairs
forgetting election the
of responsibility the door the
that the nature of this
not in the past and
the whom they have
without compensation who meet only
Commissioner law have been deprived
power tendencies of the City Com
tile conduct public affairs
City salary each for
attending
Council, both Democrats and Repub
of the community and who have
from TIE insulting charge they indifferent
gard o publc
Akrons citizens will remember Commissioners
the promises
administration the city and get it out of debt Ac
following of that meeting
printed the tone of
the Commissioners present
at Commissioners
kept their glowing promises of
policemen it will be noted,
twelve
services asked that
they be appointed to The follows:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

Works
n
The we made out
he
LOAN OF $4,000 FOR CURRENT gravity Of the situation
EXPENSES" to the determination
we o within
The Council will Limits of the clys
presented ordinance
cys expenses
policemen city
on of ack of funds.
following
ordinance
Before the ordinance passed
Commissioners
He
pished ut the recent joint meeting OF
Commissioners Council
the
mssioners will cual expenses"
sufficient the Beacons
| the
Council
Councilmen both Democrats
Republicans opportunities the
Councmen simply system
mlsmanagnen
have them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25
NOT DAMAGED
By Being Arrested-Jury Found
For Defendant.

A verdict for the defendant was re-
turned by the jury in the case of
Christian Sleler VS.. Hiram Traister,
Saturday. The plaintiff asked judg-
ment for $1,000 for alleged injury to
his character and reputation caused
by his arrest on q warrant issued
upon affidavit of the defendant.
Help wanted or house for rent? Try
the Democrats want columns.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-25

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