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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
REPLICA DEL SENIOR PALMER
vERDADES CONTRA MENTIRAS-

presArss en- Ia formR que convsniente ersan
de2trc de In doctrinR del partido.
! Lueg0 viene IN p4rrafo que ea de-.
| estiercol Ell cuAl empie1A Aaf
| az 40 pusde toe1r In porqueffa ain enuu-
cfarse si el parsido federal, etc6tera.
Tlene raz6n Ell autoP de los ePafa. :. lsloss
| y porAeso mucho NOS tememos que sltsrminar
eRta Hepugnante tare& de contessar las sucie.
dadss del sB3istfcs, tsngamos que desin f &C.
thrnos.
Despues viens IN reto este NO es heeho
por 81 autor, sino por al &B0letfn, - en- eli cuaI
dice que 81 (al &BoletfnS) estA dispuesto ava
car q los dos pAFtid0s todo oil que se haga
seresdor clio, Alempre Que sus ataqusa ra.
dunden an benefsio dsf pueblo. Lkstima
Me1or ssTfs que dfisrs: Gsiempre que esos atR-
CUES redunden en- beneGcio do nuestros nego-
cios.9 sfA
Por 6timo, 30 diseulpA sl arsiculfska eon
una Afrmsc!6n eompstamenta fAsa, Ia de que
20 mRnfsats n lOs sefiorss del &B oletin,D que
estuvisron coEfsrsnciar conmigos que 20 no
tanf9 smpe1o en- que Gs pablfcarA mi protasta,
remisida . dfeho peri61ico rAiz de Ia apart
ci6n del Artfculos SThs SbrAddlsf,n aun1sntAn-
do In nagnitnd de la mentirA con Ia malicioas
intenci6n que envuelve Ia assveraci6n de que
mf-eonEsntl mfento para no publican dicha pro.
tesla Sc debi6 qua 80 n hiso prsssnGe que IL
caFtA era Gvsnenos&,S Anadiendos ell @B Die tfnS
que 6l estk dispuesto aiempre q olr q las doc
parties en- tod& question, psro que no puede per.
LOibik nAuAe que SIIPGAulS CAiumnie an ena
columns.
81 20 fuar1 da Ia cAlxfG dsios que han per-
mitido que cse insuito mi dirtiido, hAya aps.
Pecldo en- ssRs eolumnas, que dice oil &rtfcuista
no para insuitAF, les dsvolvslfa iutegro
oil insuIto; psro rssu!taYfa 70 su ntveI esae |
no me hsIfa ning6n favor.
70 NO fuf aoIfsftAr I&s colamnAs del xBo-
lstfn> para vlipendiar y calumni&r, como ha |
hseho 81; 70 uolieit6 ds 10 honradss de los hom.
hreH del ~B1etfu.S que aaf como en- sus cotum. ]
n3a SO cRta mnf6 si Partido fsderal, On sus CO. |
luna tam bien RpareeisrR Ia protsstA contra |
In calumni&, ellos no supieron responder 10 |
que paFecfa l6gico que az honor les mandsrs.
Y coneluge Ell arsiculfsta dicisndo ua ellos |
Iios del eB olstfnS) no publican Diempps sino In
vsrdad, que sfsmpFs asstsn dispuessos probAr
10 vsrdaa que no formAn pArta do asociacio-
nss polfsisAs bssAdas an Ii pcsssi6n de IN hA-
shA, qua necesisan smosr. ste
Y 20 creo que prsciHRmsnts poYque tfensn
IN hAehA que AmolaF es por 10 que eSeriben
,rocsden dc 10 maners aas 10 nan hecho sn
as presentss circunstAnsias.
Santa 60 E. Palmer.
San Jaan, P. 3 90 III Juho, 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
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NOTA@ ROR C0RREO

Julio 30.
Anoehe tuvo lugAr 10 reunion de 10 diree-
tiva del Rremio de- iAbRquePo, se bom6 el
aenerdo de autoFfsAr o aus asocia60s para que
puedan trAbajAr an dcnds les paresca meior
los ppeet0s que mRH ies convsnga cada
uno
Antes de este aeusrdo oil socfo que no se-
gufa 10 oRdenado por sl Rremio ara sxpuIssdo
v no In sanfR en- cusnta para no dArie tEAbat0
cuapdo variasen las s0aAs.
Es many pRob&bla que paaad0 mansna CO.
mfsncen o trabAjaR lRs fAeTicAs que essabAn
pAralfsadas q cAuaR de lA huska.
III concrete NJ detail de ssta sapitel 90
anenentFa muy regociiados pua sassMhan para
lisndoa todos ens nsgnsl0s con eshs serRtbls
huelga.
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Los unionistas en- campana
Adquieren proae.itos. Y restan fuersas i
los republioanos.

Aver dijimos que adsm&s de los eomitAI
&UnionistAsS de SAbEnA GrEnds Yauco, ge
ccnatitug6 otro en- Al SEQ, yqus 80 habfa de-
eIarado ga Apeyo ~ sthoF MasIsnxo el repre-
ssnt&nte . Ia oAmarA repnbhcans, ssfior B on
det.
Hoy nos dicsn que una importAnte psrso.
nEltd&d de In fsIa, Adfeta D GArboaa, se tFk n
los tisndas que ievRntA don jsendo Mssisnso.
Ainda-mAis; oil iiustre medico, don RsfAsl
del Vale, hacs una adhesion pAblicA sn ella
OorrespondeneiaS, coloe6ndoss MI lado do ios
nni0nistAs. -
Sc dice que asHar& lsRali&Ada en- breve su
constitution como colecttvidad poifsIca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
LA RECONSTRUCTION
DE
La ESCUADRA ESPAN0LA

I'm Of dsSpacho del gobefnador riviI de Ca.
talnfia tuvo lngAr una reunion de importantss
personaIidades dc IA alta bsnea, y de algunas
cAaas conssrnctorAs, lAs Guaies persOnAIidadss,
seg6n pArses, formarAn nm Sindicato con otrss
entidades dc EspArA, para proceder, de asusr-
do CON 81 gobierno, EIk constraeei6n de In %.
cnAdrA eapaGola.
Dleese que asciends . cuatrocientos milo.
mes de pesetas al capital CON Cue cuenta dicha
socisdRd.
En- In reunion Esin6 gran entusiasmo, qua-
dando sl gobernadog civil RItaments com placf-
do del pAtFiotisno- de aquellos sefiorss AMI
m6ndoies para que srabaien ia de que dicho
proyaeto llsgue d ser una Esalidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
Revolution en- las
Colonias portuguesas

LIS naturalsa de las coloniAs portuguesas
en- sl Africa del Sur, estAn subsv&dos contra
el gobierno de Ia Mstr6pcli en- 10 ssmana pa
s&da atscaron una guarnici6n de tropAs por-
tuguesas que sstaban poeRs mfli3s de Loren.
10 Marques, matAndo ocho soldados y algunos
hsridos.
Bi gobfsrno portugueE IN organixado In
M medAtAmente una expsdici6n miiitAr para
reducir nj ordsn los revoltosos castigAF dr-
mements 3 ios que Atacaron q i4s trobass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
JOyenes estudiantes

A. ss hAilan en- Ia eSeusiA norma: de Rio Pie.
SAI Sh pfacticAndo. .estudioa q I'm de msjorAr sus
ui9a Sa- ae mAestros. nueStros eatlm adcn amigos
p.I'o'e Io'e a. klVsrA Lopez don Manual Toro
Esfalaa, distinguidos toveneR cAborPotenoe.
s,,,o1 DsasAmosis sl logro de sus lsgfsimAs Aspi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
Una qualification
dc Glen dollars

50 otrsos o In persona due de IN daso cier-
20 lobFs quisn 8 quisnss con los Autores de u
nqusa mortnori& que eircul6 aver on esta cins
sA1 respeeto de mi Supuesto fAllacimieato, 8 de
mprenla en- cue 90 imprimisrOn.
Q. Oadiz Msna.
oAguRs. Julio 81 do 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
s.nor DIrssAor del SAN JUAN News.

Muv ssfor info: Sin tIempo para otrA CO.
a. hube de limiaAHme aver, nj entsFGFme del
sontsnido del Nrtfculo DEADLY ParAlIelD, que
snnyaes en- el GBolstinp. n pFotsstAF de las nue.
as Ipiurias que dieho psri6dieo lnfars nj
paytfdo Federal cffecBR usted que hoy
ma oeuuarfa mas sxtsnsSmente del Asunto. A
snmuliF 10 ofraeido me dispongo.
an al ndmePo del papeI que nos oeupa,
.or,aapon disnte al dtA "a de los eorrientes W
suk an 81 Gtima columnR de lectura espafiolA
ausFsel6 sl Siguiente suslto;
sPoR FALTA DE EsPAcIo
Hsmos reclbido una proseaaa suscrita nor
al IedoS Palmer, Presidents del Partfdo Feds-
Ssl eontrA sI RrtfcuIo de Tn Becci6n ingiesa de
o,,s psri6dieo, tltulGdo sThe Ssraddlsr.D
In hora en- qae hsmos rse!bido In cita-
da protssta, nos ha sido imposible insertAFia
an 10 sdic!67 de hoy.S
DsI contssto ds esa snslto se desprende
btsn claro, que Ia primers intsnci0n de los dt-
rsetoYss del 4BoletinS fu6 publican dicha pro-
tsItn en- la sdiel6n del dtA siguiente en- euaI.
auisr otra, pero pAreca que inssrsses parsicu-
ares tsmor de Ago 8 slgun@ otra circunstAn-
alas an6logR, les determin&ron no hAcerIo;
nor al contrAFio, leios de procurAr remedlar sl
nal sfscto que produ 1eFsn sus sta9uss 4l Par
ado FsdeFAI, an e aHIfenlo GThe StEaddieYn,
aver publieA otrs, que resulSA N "a sgresivo to-
dEviR para nnsstro p4Fsidcs espaciAimante
oErs MI az Presidents intsrino. Titdlass ell !
al aFticulo 6The Deadly P&rRllelO, es decir,
SPArAlslo que mAtAD, " que tiene el tal psrala- |
10 de mortffsro 10 que los hombre del GBoIa-
tuS de gents de t1Iento. PropSnsae el antoP,
Al principle, demOstrAP que el informe dado |
nor sl GBostlnS aesrc8 del discurSo pronun-
clado por ustsd en- In ,AssmslsA Federal era
sxaeto, para clio copia p&FrAfos da 10 publi-
ssdo por 81 NEWS esta rsspsetoI de 10 pu-
bllcadO por oil <BolstinS; paRo tau dssgEaei&dR.
nsnte sssoil6 ssoa psRr&fos que 10 que hs 10.
RrGdo Ia aldo todo 10 eontrArio de 10 que "a
propuGo, eSso es, lei 90 de demostPar que ia In.
iormAcl6n del SB 1leIinS era cisYtR, hR demos
trAdo que era f&isA cAiumniOs&.
Dsi pu6s presents 81 pArsido FEDERAL POGO
msnos aus como una RecuA de imn6ciles que
dsja que 90 angAha consientsn en- cAEgaP con
les eqaivoeaciones dc otro, 10 que sin duda
oplna porous en- oil momsnso de escriblr juEg6
4 los fedora ca de In miam& condiei6n que 81,
ls 10 eaal nos AvsFgoxST1smas.
AarmG lusgo que ell parsldo fsdsral 81 res
oansabls de 10 dicho por listed, porous permlte
le sf psro iiso de ustsd SEA voesRo Official del
1Artido, Gphrts de que oil pRrttdo SO sfsnta
de contGr sutPe los defsnsoess de
IuS prlncpios MI NEWS, busno es que oil aB y
sNoS sspA qus sI1 pSrsldos fsdsrALn no stisne Or
gAnos oaciAlsG que los psri6 1ieos de iA eoIso-
VIdad gosan de compIssa hcsrsad para ex-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
Casa de Dr6stam0s o o

mueblss.-SAn jose, n6mero 45.-Prssto dine
70 aI tipo moderno, q sea nj enasro por eisnto
sobre prsndas dc orc, plata, pisdrAs' pseciasa
obteaGs de euaIquiar g6nsros one aaAn do fA
Gil realiSaci6n an remase pdoiie0.. ss.ss.
Las prendAs en- snadas en ssta casa, pna-
dan aus dnefios aboner lAa eAntidAdss qus Qus
ten, dsdneiendo fntaresss dc las eAnsidsde
Rhonadas. u ulio . da 1909.
ala Y. LOPEZ CRPRRo,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

twenty thousand a day aud thel ..ta -.
facilities for increasing this ol:tPl.. "a -
fifty thousand per day The 1dpait -
cigar is made OF imported toboced II. =, 80 = -
Inatra wrapper and Cuban tooilSEo. : ~
ara manufactured and packed I" y. e a,s-
tributed from this factory in Richmond,
Norfolk and other points III sirsfni. a. =. -
being a business economy OF the -ttit t-
lean Company to distribute tnstf o. pae
TO the nearest points from the idc eois
Several brands OF cigars. are H'so .,5 tt,a
tobacco in different states ana , i,s
tanned The tobacco mostly used IS from
Wisconsin Connecticut. Pennsylvania
Ohio Western New cor!s and " ifsii i,.
In one stemnins depSsFthiehe ~ t.t.s
city about four rntlarsst .n .,, h.,,,t.aa
nioyed and in another about two hundred
and ffry SO that with the girls there
are oholyt eight hundred ard Twenty-Five
emnIoyes of the company IN .Petecsptirs-
the diving departments fitted Wlsa mot
ern hot-airA pipes -,>
in Petersburg last week He intimatec
thar unless sufficient floor space could
he had il would be necessary for the COM
ma ny to remove its factory The present
location is inaccessible for white labor.
There is an abundance OF labor IN this
city. such as is needed by this company y
The American Company Is unwilling to
nut up a building OF its own but has
siguified its desire to take a long lease
on a building constructed TO suit tHelr3
PURPOSES They are we'll pleased with
the labor conditions and railorad facilI-
have their plant remain in this city. No
one has vet determined to construct the
building such as this company desires. so
far as is known. but 1t is very likely
that some steps Will be taken 50 that.
the city will not lose their enterprise.
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than it was last year and tho yield Will
turn out about the same.
Mr. W. F. Parker, peanut dealer at
Enfield n. c., writes: II would state
that in my locality the crop has been
.ery much decreased. perhaps 20 per cent
to % per cent. Owing to the very dry
weather the nuts are small and the vines
ara not SO full. I would say that the
prospects from all sources indicate that
there will be falling off of at least .
per cent. compared with last year.
Messrs. McNIahon and Son, OF Halifax,
n c.. writes that there viii be o decrease
III the acreage and q falling off in the
Yield. There is a poor stand all over the
county. There is tremendous falling
off in the acreage and product on the
large firms owned by the State near Eere
ard lie dry spell in August did great
harm 10 all peanuts planted in this Sec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
The yield viii be larger per

acre.
Nj. c. ". Brown. Of Jarratts. Va,
writes The acreage in Spanish peanuts
in this section is decrease. The farm
ers went in much larger for corn this
YEAR There Will be no more than an
average Yield While some of the
farmers crops promise fair yield, crops
usually are not good.
Mr.. p. H. Lamb. dealer in general
merchandise and produce at Beicners'
Va, says, Il think the acreage OF span
ish peanuts in this locality is about the
same and from the present outlook, the
Weld will be some what better than last
Year.
Air %. Z. Lee. of Stony Creek, Va,
thinks the acreage in his section IS ABOUT
the same and from the present outlook,
tbn ,iaid will he somewhat better than
Mr.. g.. NJ. Cook. of Emporia, Va.
writes The acreage will be 10 per cent.
less rhan last year and the yield per
acre will be about the same:
EARLY PLANTING POOR.
Mr.. r.. H Sydnor, Of Disputanta, Va
thinks there is at least one-Iourths de-.
crease in the number of acres planted.
The early planting he says. IS very pooi
and the late planting will not make more
than one-half or two-thirds OF crop
Mr.. Richard Eppes, of City Point, says.
Il think there is a decrease OF % per
cent. in acreage of the crop. The crop
appears to be later than usual and the
yield vii! be Is per cent. under last year.
The dry weather of June and July In THIS
yiciniy injured the crop in its early state
from which do not think it recovered.
Mr.. Mt. Freeman. dealer in genera
merchandise at Yale Va: The crop
was reduced at least . per cent. IN acre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
LORD ROBERTS TO
VISIT AMERICA
By Associated Press.)

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Associated
Press learns that Generals Corb!n. Young
and Wood have rendered Earl Roberts 4
cordial invitation TO visit the United
States and that the British commander
.n-chief replied at q late hour this eve
ming that he had practically decided to
accept the invitation In december. 1908.
and that there was a possibility OF his
crossing in time to witness the interna-
tional yacht races in that year.
1t is Earl Roberts desire that Generals
French and Kellyskenny accompany him.
The American generals have been parei-
cti!arIy anxious that Earl Roberts visit
that they may have an opportunity OF re-
paying the many courtesies he has shows
them during rhelr stay In EnGlAnA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

els in a radius OF ten miles of this city
This falling off is due TO theremoval of
the Bchemians from this section of the
State. Nearly all the Bohemian families
We're large raisers of peanuts. Most Of
them have removed TO Westerr, States
and wherever their farms hare been cul-
tirated this year. corn. wheat and oats
have taken the place of peanuts.
NOT PROFITABLE.
The farmers now more than ever real.
ize that peanuts can not be raiesd profit
ably at 70 cents per bushel. There is
Very little of last years crop on hand.
Chicago dealers who. at this time. last
year, had 5000 bags on hand have no
peanuts at this time. The fact that the
last Years crop has been about exhaust.
eli and this years crop Will be 20 per
cent. short would seem to indicate I'M
doubtedly that peanuts this year will
bring better prices than they have
brought for many years.
The following are extracts from some of
the letters received by Martin 6 Son.
Mr.. j. W Balm. of Sussex county. says
s'rom the best information gathered III
Dinwiddie and Sussex counties. there will
be a Very great average decrease in
painting. owing toMlack of abor On
light. sandy land. the crop is very poor.
having little fruit with many pops and
mand hods with only one pea in them.
the other having persisted. hence they
will be light | do not think the crop
will come up to last years crop in this
section by q great deal.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
Mr.. John ". Jones. of Grizzard. Va.
''The acreage of Spanish in this locality
Is at least % per cent less than last
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age. The weld will probablp be less than

age. The yield will probablp be. less than
lasa year
Mr.. S. S. CARY. writing from MELVILLE,
Prince George county: The acreage Is
about the same as last year. The yield
be as good on account of light
planting
Judge Timothy Rives, of the same
county. says in this section the acreage
will be about the same as last year and
the yield probably somewhat less, owing
to light planting.
Mr. 4. 80. Bracy, OF Bracy, Va: Il
think the acreage has been reduced one
fourth. The WELD will be about the same
per acre as last year
Mr.. ii L. Mallory, of Waverly. Va:
Large decrease. one-half think in this
immediate section. Very little change in
yield, slight Increase. if any change
NORTH CAROLINA.
Among the letters from Norm caro-
lirn merchants and farmers are the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. p. n. stainbach, of Weldon, n.
c. saws that from observation and in
formation the peanut crop IN Halifax
county decreas ed in acreage one-third and
that the condition is such that the yield
will be about 20 per cent. less than last
Mr. R. ]. Shields. of Hobgood. N. c.,
SAWS the acreage is about one-eight short
Of last year and that the yield is very
poor.
Nj. Frank Denton. Of Tarboro. y. c.,
writes that the Spanish peanut crop is
short in acreage and that there viii he
a Very short crop.
Messra NJ. Hoffman and Brother. OF
Scotland Neck. N. c., writes: I'VE think
the acreage is about 20 per cent. less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

.Isf see. SIR. said the minion. going
into the Senator's sanetuuf.
Mr. Depew glanced at the card and
shock his head III the negative Although
the upper part OF his body was hidden.
from public View By ms desk. the seria7
for,s legs were plainly visible as he sat
with his side toward the desk.
.-Mr Depew is OUT said the attend
well. said the insurance solicitor.
c,ancfng through the half open door. IT
wish you'd tell him when he comes in
that think my company would posi-
lively refuse to accept him as a first
class risk Unless he will agree to al
WAYS take his legs with him when he goo
ont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
l.5OO EMPLOYEES
Will Be Employed by the American
Cigar Company.

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. 1s.-The
American Cigar Company in this city
will have need for fifteen hundred en-
pioyes II a building suited to their use
is constructed in Petersburg. The com
pany at present occupies the building
Tobacco Company and later by the Con-
unental Tobacco Company, but these
buildings are. inconveniently located and
inadequate f5r the demands OF the
company.
The principal business done by the
company In THIS city is the stembing and
drying of tobacco for use at their various
factories. About one hundred and sew.
enty-tive girls. however. are employed
In the making of Cubanola cigars. The
present output Of these cigars Is about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
LARGE SHORTAGE
IN PEANUT CROP.
Falling Off Due to Removal of
Bohemians from the State.
CORN. WHEAT, OATS INSTEAD.
Decrease of Five Thousand Bushels in
Ten-Mile Radius Of Petersburg.
Falling OF, Of the Whole Crop
About Twenty Per Gent.
(Special Dispatch to The Times.

q :. NsoIIVCIdI 173si1.tRS11 q, TIT 11t.e,''1
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. lS.-Mcssrs.
Martin & Son. comission merchants i.
this city. in an effort to get reliable In
formation as to the size of tie coming
Spanish peanut crop. sent obout 70 letters
to the leading farmers and peanut deal
ers throughout the peanut belt in Viz
gina and North Carolina From the let
ters they have received 1t II estimated
that the peanut crop this Year Will be, at
least. twenty per cen. short CT what it
was last year.
There viii be a shortage OF 5000 BUSH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Should Take His Legs Too.

rs Mr.. Depew in 2. said a life insur-
ance agent. handing his card to the Of
flee attendant. says the New York Times
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-02
PROMISED OTHER MAIL ROUTES
Sumter Gets Two More, a Total O.
Nine Routes.

Postmaster Smith was advised yes
terday of the establishment of two more
mail routes out of Americas, known as
Routes Seven and Eight. One of these
leads out aue west from Sumter City,
covering the southwestern section of
the county The other starts from De
Soto and takes in the river district
north. With the route leading out
from Plains. there are now nine rural
mail routes in Sumter, more perhaps
than in any other county in the state.
Congressman Lewis is to be commend
ed for his interchangeable efforts to give
to Sumter the best rural mail service in
Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-02
THE MILLENNIUM rs EXPECTED
In Americas When Certain Conditions
Are Met.

No one in Americas is looking for the
advent of the millennium, but it may
confidently be expected to dawn upon
us WHEN
The police middle is settled and the
council and police commission dwell in
harmony.
The city escapes from the grasp and
control of a monied few.
The engine whistling at midnight is
stopped and people afforded an oppor-
tunity to sleep.
Citizens quit building air castles and
build few factories.
The city owns it's electric lighting
plant and hss better lights.
The majority" and the minority
in the city council can vote together on
one more proposition.
Americus has a lower tax rate and
more taxable property.
More dwelling houses are built and
the demand for them supplied.
All the old maids, not on the super
anuated list, are supplied with mascu-
line adjunct"
The legal fight over the Windsor Ho-
tel ends and it is determined who owns
that property.
That everlasting "tak factory" is
pulled down and cotton factory erect
ed in it's stead.
The antiquated custom of ringing
church bells is discontinued.
A legaIized dispensary chases the
blind tigers out of town, and pays town
and county a revenue.
Dave Andrews and Ed Gyles succeed
IN insubating a moustache.
Another electric street railway is
built, adding values to every kind of
real estate here.
Some Americas young men ''fnish
business down in Albany.
The Toilnot Club goes to pieces for
lack of an active membership.
People who owe the Times. Recorder
call and settle up their bills, as all of
them should.
When these, and few other like
needs are supplied, then will the mil
lennium dawn and people will be ready
to put on wings.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-02
DECISION OF COURT RESERVED
In Injunction Case Against the Coun
Gil Yesterday,

After hearing evidence and the ar
gument of learned counsel in the Pc
tition for Injunction brought by the
Police Commission versus the City
Council of Americas, Judge Little
john reserves his decision and it may
be several days yet ere the result of
this legal battle is known.
The hearing occupied the entire day
in chambers court yesterday.
AS is already understood, the Po-
lice Commission seeks, by injunction,
to prevent any control over or inter
ference with the police force of the
city upon the part of the Council, as
attempted.
A temporary restraining order was
granted week ago at the request OF
the Poli,e Commission, and at cham
bers yesterday the case was heard upon
it's merits before Judge Littlejohn.
The case was entered upon at 10 o'clock
and finished at 6 p. m. when the last
speech of counsel was made.
Judge LittIejohn then announced
that he would deliver a decision later.
Only documentary evidence was pre-
sented in the case, afGer which it was
argued atgaeat length by Messrs. Haw
kins and Fort for the City Council and
Messrs Lumpkin and Blalock for the
Police Board, though other attorneys
were in the case.
AS it is understood, counsel for the
defendant, the City Council, based its
contention opposing the injunction
upon the plea that the case was not one
to be passed upon in court of equity;
also, that the special act creating the
board of police commissioners was
unconstitutional.
The case was very ably handled by
either side, and the result will be
awaited with greatest interest.