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The age-herald., 1901-01-02
ENDED HIS LIFE
 WITH A BULLET
Former Private Secretary of fitzhugh Lee Shoots Him
 self Through Head

Richmond, January 1.-Casenave Mcleod was found dead in the bathroom of his home here yesterday with bullet hole in his head and a pistol by his side. He had committed suicide.
 He was a son of Colonel Mcleod, of the United States army. He was 56 years old and had been private in the Confederate army, and after the war settled in Savan- nah where he lived till 1872
 He was private secretary to General Fitz- hugh Lee while the latter was Governor of Virginia A wife and four children survive him.
 Omaha, Neb., January 1.-When General Fitzhugh Lee was informed of the death by suicide of his ex-secretary, Mcleod, it was some moments before he could control himself sufficiently to talk.
 He then explained that his relations with Mcleod had always been most friendly, and even intimate, and the shock of the announcement was too great for him to be able to control his emotions. He charac- terized Mir. Mcleod as a most able and in- tellectuad man, a gentleman and gallant soldit.
 General Lee said that he had grown to
 
 and mourns McLeod's death as though he were member of his own family.
 While dwelling upon the cause of Me- Leod's death General Lee was cast into greater gloom by recollections of the death of another former private secretary, James Waller. General Lee related circum- stances which show a remarkable coinci- dence in his relations with confidential em- ployes
 When he was first elected to the Cover norship of Virginia, the first appointment he made was that of MT. Waller as his private secretary. Mir Waller was then a young man with an estimable character and strong personal attainments and General Lee soon conceived a strong affection for him.
 After some months of service under Gen. eral Lee, Walters body was found lying on a couch in a room adjoining the executive office in the capitol building at Richmond, his face upturned and his glassy eyes show ing that death reigned over the physical being.
 A bullet hole in the head and a pistol ly- ing on the floor near the cold, outstretched hand told the story of self-inficted death Now, for a second tme man sustaining the same relations toward General Lee has used the same method of taking himself out of the world.
The age-herald., 1901-01-02
Poor EnqIand.

London, January 1.-The colonial office is in receipt of news of a native rising in the Gambia river region in West Africa. The dispatch adds that punitive expedition Is being organized.
The age-herald., 1901-01-02
MONTEVALLO.
Some Items of Interest from the City
 to-be.

Montevallo January 1.-(Special )-There will be an election held on the 14th inst. to elect Mayor and council of four men, as provided for in a bill which passed the General Assembly at it's last session.
 The Methodist people held a watch meeting last night at their church, and welcomed in the new century with songs and prayers.
 The Girls School reconvened today after having had ten days rest and visit to home folks.
 John Gay of Plantersville, a prominent citizen of that place, Is here looking for a home. He will enter two of his daugh- ters in the school If he should decide to locate here.
 The handsome residence of w. B. Dem son on Church stret will be occupied by Mir. and Mrs J. H. Davies early in Jan uary.
 Mrs. F. c. Chase held an informal recep-
The age-herald., 1901-01-02

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 disease by the timely use of Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures
 SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, indiges- ton, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. TUFTS Liver PILLS
The age-herald., 1901-01-02
GER MANY.
The Emperor's New Years Reception
 Heavy Snow Storms.

Berlin, January 1.-Snow is falling heavi- ly oyer central Germany, severely inter- rupting railway traffic.
 At the New Years reception at the pal
The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14

yillA9s school shos bsst 4 ~
World. u whites. ,,.:.. =.
Nh + G. st. John came eosn m J.
Lamar Wednesday. S. h
Two Shtrts in one --you ought 70 7
~. them. "a. Wi.,,.s...
Wm- Long LUIS AoId his blacksmith
outft TO Robt. King. e
Thirty-eight Mexicans arrived yes
teriav to thin sugar beets.
Best line Of buys shoes In tile Ar
kansas valley IT WhiteA
4Ato Mas raah fbr tl.So.
Good Corduroy pants for $50 at
Whites. 8
We are glad To see our Lamar Items
coming again and hope they wilicun,e
regularly.
Ms. R. N. Sullivan. wife of our
photographic. arrived Wednesday
from La Junta.
The new residence Of r. w. Mont
Romerv is completed and they are
moving into it.
J. P. Sayer. who owns fine ranch
near the state line, is trsnsacting bus
mess In town today.
Cherries are ripe. and the Young
trees about Holly have u good yield.
considering their age.
Mrs. Jno. Duncan and daughter
went to Lamar Wednesday to spend a
few davs visiting friends.
4th Of July.
Buy your 4th of July suits. hats,
shirts. shoes, flags, bunting and crack
ers at Whites.
The band bows gave their first con-
cert from their new pavilion We ines
dav night. The music sounded nice
out in the open air and everybody ap.
preciated It.
W. F. Crowley Is selling bushels of
gooseberries from his farm. Every
farmer who has lived here three or
four years could az we'll as not have
al the fruit OF that kind they could
use. IL they had only put out the
plans.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14
Onward and
Upward Herd.

VI Registered, Prize Winning, Poland China
Hogs Quality and Breeding guaranteed equal to
any herd east or west.
Also Plymouth Rock Chickens, winners Of First
aud Sweepst axes premiums NStock for sale ut al
times. q. f. DYKsTKRHuIs, Breeder.
10 miles northwest Of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14
FRIDAY. JUNE IS. lsol.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
AalysetsslAe Asse!s.

Aevssststho Aaass.
0ne issh single 81 dtlDa9s. pss nonth. soc
= douhle col, n m
iloaal rsadiux noesess srlfae. each inssrt,sn, =
RsdnceA rates will - slaae on display ..nda,
70 extsos,vs advettisess.
An aaivertisnests viii be run ustii ortiared
out pnless inserted Tor stat-d time.
Display .sads" changed monthly, II desired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
All KINDS OF 50b pstnttog neatly done. Gail
ANA get our estimates.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14


r. L. Herring. VI Cpoaidse, wss In
town Wednes sday.
A hundred old paperx for Is cents vt
the Ihicfiain Ofice.
Fur fence postx that will last long
90 70 Clark Z Berry's lumber ward
3 ring YOUR Kodak plates and aims
to Sullivan At Holly for developing
and Bnishing.
Mr.. and Mn. Wesley McNillin are
the proud pafents Of q hne boy, born
Tuesday, night
Cherries are ripe. and the trees
about Holly have good crop, consid :
ering their age.
Horse shoeing and all kinds II
hiacksmithing vt Robert Kings shop,
west OF p1st once.
Don't forget the Ice cream and
strawberry social. vt the school house
tomorrow evening.
I'd Tuttle ID moving the rear room
Of his blacksmith shop to the lot east
of the SimisQe propertyyr 5@f ,.
When In need Of chop. c orn, bran
et:.. remember FIX. Mathews, Genera
Merchant. Coolidge. Kansas.
Mrs. s. f. White and son Dallas re-
turned Mondav morning from
lengthy visit 1T Longton. Kansas.
Mrs. G H. Thomas, Of the colony.
was quite Ill during the week, but is
reported to be improving 1T present.
The Epworth Sisters will give an
Ice cream social Saturday evening,
June 18th. Ice cream 10 cents. cake
free.
Alr. and Mrs. Fred Cowles went to
LeOti. Kansas, last week to arrange
for moving their personal property to
Holly.
Mr.. Cullison and son. arrived from
Rocky Ford last week and are busy
ut work on their new farm northwest
Of town.
Mr.. Nichols and nephew who own
ranch IN Greeley county. Kansas, was
attending to some business matters
here Saturday.
M. d. Williams. of Fort Collins. q
civil engineer has taken a position
with the A. B S.Co'S surveying corps.
He arrived Sunday.
Mr.. Adkins. Of Northeast Missouri,
is here looking up location. He has
his family along and are living In Mrs.
J. L. Wilson's house ON Sante Fe Ave.
nue..
We were In error last week In stat
ing that Mr.. Parrot bought A. e. Bliy-
ems farm. Mr. Parrot bought A. B.
Rux's farm and Mr.. Blivep sold to Mr..
Oleson recently from Alliance, Nebr.
Judd Fleming an old timer Of this
place made his friends here short
visit Wednesday. He is employed
now on the Sante Fe as fireman run.
ming between Newton and Dodse
City.
! James Huggins, Of Geddes, s. D.
bought J. r. Norris farm this week
at $50 per acre. He also bought VIM.
Simpsons five acre tract In the north
part Of town. for 500. on which he
will reside.
ThOs. d. BarrOl, Of colorado Springs,
Waited Holly last SATURDAY.. MI. Bar
roll lived here Y year, during which
time he made many friends who were
all glad to zee him again. He is now
conducting a graded Hereford cattle
ranch few miles from the Springs.
About thirty i've Holly people drove
to Conley's grove on Horse creek last
Sunday where they enjoyed themselves
in the cool shade. They took along
baskets Of eatables, including fruit
and Ice cream and feasted to their
hearts content. They returned In
time to take In the ball game.
w. F. Debus. OF Geddes, South Da.
kota, was here during the week and
stayed long enough to becomc quite
infatuated with the country. He
bought the Dunbar farm in A mityyi lille
The Holly chieftain., 1901-06-14
Local and Personal.

OOSSA &9AAN = VI oO1GWAs
Sec the new Crescent bicycle. B.
King agent. tt.
Sec r. N. Sullivan, Holly. Colo. Tor
tirst class photos. pfsra'sfA sas sss
Ed swayze, our barber. and wife Wis.
lied Lamar Monday.
j. G. Christopher returned last week
from his wilt to Iowa.
II you want nice straight fence
posts see Clark & Berry.
Clin Woods team ran away on his
place Wednesday tearing up his wagon
somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Standish Of Cool
ldge, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L
Wilson. Tuesday.
Horse shoeing and all kinds Of
blacksmithing at Robert Kings shop,
west OF post ofiice.
.Ino. T. Adkins has moved his fam
lily into the TAYLOR house. which Is
now owned by Robt. King.
The new Presy terian church is be-
Ing plastered by r. p. Frewing. This
building will soon be completed.
John Bowles, q ranchman of Greeley
county, Kansas. were here Monday get
ting u supply OF bafbed wire and fence
Nsts.
s. W. Howell has built new veran-
da on his residence. He is now going
to paint snd fix his house up in nice
shape.
]. G. aud Mack Newman, Of Trib-
ans, we're here TuesdsY huntints fol
sane horsn b6st tnad s. ifivel 7rom
Kansas I'M s
George Stevens does 6ot look much
like . horny handed son of toll" but
he has five acres Of as fine beets as are
In this vicinity.
Take your watcn. ciock or jewelry
to Apple8ate at Lamar aud have 1t
repaired In first class manner. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Bottnmly, the photographer. will be
In Holly about the 10th and take
photographs from Is cents per dozen
up. Watch the Chieftxi n for exac
date.
At the horse sale Satnrday about
twenty head were sold and brought
good figures. Thad Huey, owner OF
the horses, took the balance to Lamar
where he will offer them ct public sale
tomorrow afternoon.
The wheat crop In the Amiyville
settlement is the finest we ever saw.
1t is about all headed out and stands
thick and high. II this wear doesn't
prove record breaker In the wheat
Weld we will mis- our guA6A
W. s. Pardonner, president OF the
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and Irri-
gated Land Co.. arrived Monday from
New York and will spend few weeks
here directing the aifsirs Of his som-
psny, MEA .Psrdennsr 1tb hlm.
s An intsrsSsiakhall gams, todly place
here Sunday afternoon bstween the
Indian nine and q nine compeaed OF
H0ily and Granada buys. The Indians
proved to be the better plxven CON-
inG out winners with score Of Is to
Y.
We are receiving the Lucas Senti-
mel. published by Delbert aud Charley
Guy. At Lucas. Kansas. These boys
have numerous friends In Holly who
are glad to see them prospering Is. the
advertising columns Of the sentinel
would Indicate. They are getting out
bright newsy paper. s sisS
A ball will be given vt Holly hall on
June 1lst for the benefit Of tlae Holly
band. The boys propose TO ees new
uniforms for the fair this. falI. and
take this means OF raising the money.
Everybody shauld attend. whether
they dance or not and help ~ boys
out. - they we'll deserve IL !. M e, =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17

<E Biamo Indiana do Gil rapda rsdcameute tan
ateccione cert a1c d. m6dco
10 han empeado sopendentes resnaos rea
de su use inventor encentran farmaca H. Patron
San uo San Juan de Puerto Rico done expende dcho
medicamento, excusvamente al por mayor al detail.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
ULTIM0S CABLES
EsTADOs UMIDOs

El Secretario de marina, Mr.. Long, ha re-
comendado la comisi6n encargada de desg-
mar el punto de la isla en- que debe colocarse
la Estaci6n Naval permanente, que atiendan
al valor estrat6gico para la defenss de los Es-
tados UDiios a la proxmidad del Canal.
Els probable que Sc abandone el prop6sito
de estabecer la estaci6u naval en- San Juan,
en- el case de que Sc encuentre otro punto que
reuna mejores condolences.
I'm pequeio vapor que conducfa gran
nGmero de pasaieros para Staten Islam, Sc
hundi6 por efecto de un choque.
Sc cree que la tripuaci6n Sc habri saliva
do, debido al rapido auxiio de las otras en-
barcaciOnes.
Gran ndmero de curlosos contemplate Ell
naufragio desde Staten Island New York.
-Seg1n ell organo de la secretaria de la
Guerra, en- Washington, ell ndmero de fipi-
nos presentados hechos prisoneros hasta ell
dia II de Abri pr6ximo pasado asciende q
51.4l5 segdn datos estadistlcos publicados poT
e mepcionado Departamento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
CAGUAS s
] BURLA o QUE 2

Deplorabe efecto ha causado en- esta DO
hlaci6n ell nombramiento dc Manuel Escoda
para iuez suplente de policfa.
Es cuanto nos faltaba que yer.
Ese case Sc comenta desfavorabemente
en- primer t6rmino, porque resulta irrltante
que puebos como ell de Caguas SO les impon-
gan autoridades republicanas; ensegundo, por-
que Manuel Escoda, muy conocido aquf, no es
persona competente para el desempefo de ese
cargo, por Gtiuo, ,porque constituye una bur-
la para esta socedsd que SO designe para ese
puesto un individuo que goza fama de camo-
rrista pendenciero.
81 es.que SO tene 4 empefo que los jueces
policfa sean repub icano y para clio Sc da de
codo los federales, habi6ndolos aquf, como en-
todas parties, de tanta representation, forma-
lidad prestigo, bien pudo baberse designa-
do otro republican, cua'quiera dentro del
grupettO egozcuista, donde fguran personas
que reunen mejores cen tlclones mayores ap
tltudes para el cargo.
N0sotros protestamos de tan desacertado
nombramiento, guea mas de una provocaci6n
parece un escarnio, denota muy poca serie-
dad en- los lamadoS designar esa clase de
funcionarios.
lnf6rme'e ell honorable Attorney de Guam
to de imos nos dara la raz6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
JUSTICIA De DIOS

Elalcalde de Juana Diaz, Espartano Fran
ceschi, Sc halla preso en- Ponce.
LIE juzgara 10 Corte de crcuto por viola
ci6n de las leyes postales,
Hace pocos dias fueron condenados los
hermanos polfticos suYos por ell mismo delito.
Els que Sc manifesto Ia justicia de Dlos.
Franceschi fu6 en- Juana Diaz el agltador
de las tutbas.
Cuantos atropelos sufrieron allf nuestros
amigos tuvieron la sanci6n y la beta del en-
greido caciquillo.
Mas nosotros, generosoS, lie compsdecemos
en- la cada.
NOtG bene. Espartano Frsnceschl es un
transfuga que desert6 de la agrupac6n que
presdia ell senior Mu1oz Rivera, para hacer
-causs comdn con Egozcue con Barbosa.
Nos felctamos de su marcha.
La mala semilla no Sc arraiga nj fructifca
nuestro campo politico.
Necesta otro amblente otro suelo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
Dos palabras

Con gran sorpreSa fue lpilo aQuI, por la
Eehte de tOga, en- el SSan Juan New;1 del dfa
once, los slgulentes parrafos que suscrlbe su
corresponsal de esta cudadi
&Parece ser que la Corte de Dlstrito de
sPonce jamas piensa adoptar ell slstema de Ju-
trado, pues sIempre haya motive que la Iustl-
clique. la Ley del Jurado la aprob6 la legis-
xlatufa hace POGO. Hace mas de On mes Que
gel Tribunal de Ponce viene preparapdo ma
Slista de JuradOs, Ahors Sc discupan dicien-
edo oqne faltan ciertaS reglas de procedimlen.
Sto; que los abogados SO muestran vivamente
xopuestos alslstema de Jurado Y, como algu.
snos de sHs clientes ignoran ell derecho que les
<asiste para pedir Jurados, algunos Letrados
gse epFovechan de esa ignoranca para perpe
xtFar Ia justtciI historical. 81 este estado de
Scosas ha de segulr, la Ley del Jurado, en- 10
&que respecta la Corte de este DIstrIto, sera
setra muerta.1
Nada mas lnexacto que esas lineas prece-
dentes, que es precise rectifcar por la ofensa
que con elias Sc indere todos los Letrados de
esta ciudad.
Eu primer lugar, es un error grandfsimo
el a6rmar que esta Corte iamas piensa adoptar
el sistema de Jurado, cnsndo hoy hay
quien ignore que tales facultades son propias,
no del Poder Judicial, meramente pasivo siuo
exclusvamente del Poder Legislator que re.
side hoy en- la Asambea Legislative. Y, cuan.
to al nl0ttu0 que esta Corte ha tenldo para Que
todavfa no hhyan funcionado los Jurados, es
ell mismo que han tenido todss las Cortes de la
Isla, en- ninguna de las cuales Sc ha podido i'm
plantar aun el nuevo sistems. Es claro: las
Leyes no pueden aplicarse sino mediaute IN
Teglamento adecuado; ell regamento para
10 ejecuci6n de la nueva Ley no Sc ha publIca-
do todavfa. Esto 10 saben todos los Letrados,
esta es 10 causa porque nlnguno haya hecho
petieiones en- ese sentido. Mr. Boerman es eli
hnlco que hs pedido ell iulcio por Jurado hace
cerca de IN siio, cuando no existian Camaras
nj Sc tenia notciss de que vendTia tai institu.
ci6n. Mr.. Boerman hlzo Ia petici6n en- ell aeto
del juicio oral.
0tro error iguAl conslste en- sostener que
este Tribunal viene, desde hace un mes, pre-.
parando Ia lists de los Jurados. No es eli TrI.
bunal, ror cierto, ell ehcargado de preparar
dichs Iistai tai trabsjo corresponds la Conf
sion, la cual design6 va todos los Jursdos, y
hace mucho tempo que concluy6sus trabaios
J TODD estk ya termlnado, esper&ndose tan So
10 que venga el Reglamento.
Por otra paFte, nj los abogados puedsr
oponerse vivsmente la Ley, nj, en- tai case
habrfs squi ninguno que Sc opnsIera, dada,
las indisentibies ventajas que Ell nuevo siste
ms trae para la defenss, A. Mr. Boermau
pongo por easo, como otro Lstrado cusl
nulersi le ser6 mks ffcil arrastraF 81 Jurad,
que peraQadlf los Jueees con sus galas ora
forias'
y mayor 20 q error eonslstense sn dacI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
Hoyos Delqado
HeridO en- NaguahO

Tomamos de nuestro querldo colegs Et
CldTtI, de Humacao:
<Sfg6n los detalles que llegan & nosotros,
en- Ia noche del vernes, entire nueve diez,
nuestro amigo correligionario don Ramon
Hoyos Delgado, Sc retiraba de la botlca de don
Ramon Rodriguez hacIa su casa, y al llegar al
atrio de la lglesis, fue sorprendido por dos in
divIduos, uno de los cusles le asest6 un fuerte
garrotazo, que lie produjo una herlda de aIgu-
Ds dimension en- Ia cabeza, huyendo los agre-
sores. Ia6nldad de personas Sc apresuraron &
prestar auxilio 4 nuestro amigo, hacienda q Is.
te la primera.cura el senior Rodriguez farma-
ceutieo, por csrecer aquella poblael6n de me-
dico.
Sc hallan detenidos los individuos Abd6n
Rodriguez y IN tai Peterson, presuntos autores
del hecho, habid6s por Ia policfa lnsular.
Sc caliaca Ia herlta de pron6stlco reser-
yado.
81 ju7gado municipal sin levantar mano,
Sc ocnpa del esclareeimiento del hecho1
Lsmentamos el percanee ocurrido al apre-
elado HoyOsy esperamos que Sc hsga luz sobre
tan brutal J aleyoso atentado, I'm de Que
DO qaede impune como otFos tantos difigIdos
contra los federales.
Hsy no hay gafAntlas9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
EaPAKh

Ell gobernador de la Corufla ha notifca-
do al gsbinete de Madrid que Sc ha restablecl-
do ell orden en- aquella capital y sus provncias,
yolvlendo todos los alborotadores sus traba-
jos presentando otra vez la Coru1a su natu-
raj aspecto.
En- las primeras sesiones del Parlamento
espaiiol SO dlscutirs ell tratsdo comercia entire
Espa7ia la Rep1blica Argentina.
Mahana Sc fijsra la feche en- que Ia do
llevar efecto su excursion veranlega la fami-
lia real.
Su Msjestad la R'ina Regente de Espafia
ha 6rmado el decreto restableciendo las garau-
tias constituencies en- la CoruTis.
En- toda Ia peninsula existe la mayor tran
quiidad.
La situsci6u de Espsfia mejora mucho.
En- Catalufia funconan va totas las fabri-
cas-, abr6ndose las que Sc babfan clsusLrado
en- Barcelona con motive de los 1ltimos suce-
SOS.
Lo recaudaci6n de Ia primer quincena de
este mes es muy satisfactoris para Ia Hacienda
habiendo eXeedldo slgunos millones de pesetas
q Ia de igual lapse de tempo obtepida en- me,
ses pasados.
-Se ha 6rmado ell decreto nombrando Pre-.
sidente del Tribunal Supreme de Madrid, 4
don Eduardo Martinez del Campo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
BERNARDINO DIAZ

En- compafia de su estimable esposa de
sus dos nfios, sali6 aver para San Juan este
qnerido amigo nuestro, active laborinso en-
pleado que fue hasta hace POGO de Ia DEMO
CRAcIA, con objeto de embarcar ell dia 10 h4cia
New York, donde ocupara uo puesto de con-
Aanza en- las oficinas del perl61ico que prin-
cipios del mes proximo dara a la estampa eI
senior Muioz Rivera.
Ell seii)r Dfa2 nos encarga le despidamos
de sus amigos de esta cludsd de la isa, pues
la premura de su viaje no Ie ha permitido ha-
cerlo personalmente por escrlto, conforme
hnblera deseado.
Muchas proSperdades le deseamos en- su
nueva resldencia, y va sabe que en- esta casa
SO le aprecia y distingues
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
Hotel OIinpo
SANF1URCE
4 mi"ufOs de San Juan.

El meior hotel en- este cma. Espndda ventaci6n Paroue
ardine Kcso Ia ngaa Excolene ervicio carruae Pre-
co da os s. h'c,n rucciones para famas Alumbrado
e6ctrco mod1Iuo.