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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio,
for first and final settlement Margaret E.
Lift Administrative of the estate Of Charles
hearing on the 10th day OF April 1902 at 10
O'Clock A M. or as soon thereafter as may
J.B. RIAsoN.
Mch n 3-w Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Geography
II. b. s-haal, Examiner

know ed
of
What a volcano? Define active
Explain the formation
Explain the formation a plain
Where is Mt. Mckinley? Michell7 8 seachn
What
in southern Europe?
What large Eurasia
Pacific Ocean? Name
that flow the Atlantic through 10 ack
What of
yellow
chief
10 Locate by counties the following cities Ohio
Canton, Akron Toledo zanesvie Ironon
Springfield, Columbus Cleveland.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Charles w. Hains deceased.
qualified as Administrative Of the estate OF
Charles w. Heina lato OF Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this 10Th day OF March A.
ID. 1902.
MARGARET e. LIFE,
Mch 20, s-w. Administrative.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Arithmetic.

A. L.. ONeil, Examiner.
methods
Suppose 1874
will $88,
what
o the
width
building
building which in height, standing opposite?
$20 in
to
premium. How much a
6roker nv
losing What
half
equals discount second of
payments
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Physical Geography.

II.
Define narcotics show how their become habit
Name the different which tobacco is used.
How do teach Scientific temperance?
What opium? much would
sleep much would death? What the
lposon1ng?
that the alcoholic habit disease
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
g. w. DOLLISON.

PHYSIClANAND SURGEON.
Once In Doli1son Block, Second
door East of Court House, Logan
Ohio. Residence, West Main Street
near street leading to depot. fele-
phone Ne. g.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Logan School Examiners meetings

The Board of Sch ool Examiners of LoSak,
Village will hold regular meetings for fbf
Examinstion OF applicants for TeadtR
Juno and September In tho High HcIfHj
room in the School Building OF said Viflt.A,
Examinations begin at $3.50 A. N. lstap dard
Of each day.
BY Order OF Board ofEx.
CIV. Bchwenke Pros
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Theory and Practice

A. L. ONeill Examiner-
you cultivate OF Expression in class7
school things should
understood?
Name the Of supplementary reading In school,
applied in teaching primary geography.
Distinguish between instruction. Which
graded
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10

ayabe the rst day OF June and December
German Bank, CincinnAti Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
Grammar

Fl b. Schaa, Examiner-
Make complete synopsis of pronoun.
Distinguish n sis and
Between participial anda a
Between gender
them. -
Write single showing of comma quotation
ms Interrogation point
passive 8 used
Define logical subject logical predcae
many
yards long
ten high? "
Parse knows, where plasterlng high
What punctuaon Name the
Write containing
clause, relative clause, nterroRaive
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-10
TEST QUESTIONS,
April g. 1902.
April 8, 1902.

NoTIoE-Boxwel Saturday April, 0nd
BOxwei commencement, Saturday, School Build
ing.
History.
J p ~ NVHi%isiT, %s@ = pl,nS. Es'TinST1 TdnSr,
b) what is substance President
* eSc Sc
.nd az
rupture Tyler political which
SfP %S. IT. Ss:'I f: s 'iP A$:asS.s; sssEs S:
a' JAY Jim
e the unaien'Do rights
Orthography
S: s &. t5sRae p,.a.
Riaa' Rs fEe & v si$y y f. sa9sss,ii''es S:s
! ! Ban: B:s%: PssisGEs; ss isIsxlnr.
iscnsry .sse% ns6 cG. s
Physiology and Hygiene
@ WSs 10 s.s * bs s make. % the .s s
What body
part
brehins' What
the following: venoles veOus vascular
pathology, histology osteoogy anatomy
Physical Geography.
hey num
Distinguish between longitudinal valleys.
What regions
clear than on
cloudy nght2
H % as sdssPy In What dc
i Narcotics,
H.. b..
their become
Name the different in which tobacco is used.
| How do teach Scientific temperance
What opu d How wO9d Pg. into
poisoning?
the alcoholic habit
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13

term Of court The consideration OF
the application and the time for enter,
ing a plea vas fixed for Monday. july
5th. Markley pleaded not guilty. and.
in support Of his application for a con.
tinusnce Of his case until October
claimed that he could not receive an
impartial trial Al the time because OF
the intense feeling that existed
against him a feeling that was even
embittered By the p cent homicide al
the penitentiay. The court held that
in the absence Of the consent OF the
states attorney 20 the desired continu-
ance. Il vas incumbent upon the de-
Tense 10 make a showing Why the ex-
tension OF time should be allowed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
be prepared.

Daniel Webster once told a friend
that bis great speech In reply q
Hayne which Is the high water mark
of modern eloquence. but which az the
time was supposed 20 have been delly
cred without preparation. bad BEEN
substantially prepared long beforr.
When called upon suddenly 10 reply %
the derry Carolinlan's attacks which 20
alarmed the New Eugianders az the
capital be was entirely al ease AMI
ready for the fray, Tor, as be said. be
had "only 20 turn 20 his notes tucked
away IN a pigeonhole." and refresh bis
recollection "If Hayne." be said. had
tried 10 make a speech 70 at nay notes
be could not have hit them betJer. No
man Is inspired by the occasion I
Raver Waa"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
oRErE on oHINE COSTUME.

puifs az the wrist or directly below IA,
elbow. The uppers continue CLOSE a.
ting, although fancy effects are being
introduced.
Few gowns will be seen this winter
without the addition OF hce. This
comes IN heavy varieties at price
which places Il within the rcaCh OF an
Raised chiffon appliQues representing
grapes or flowers are also much used
on the more elaborate costumes.
The simple dress of cafe au laig
s.i,sne ,alo chino here Illustrated Is use
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
Tcpev, III. Man.

A story about the late James @ Rat.
terson. president Of the TrayeluS In.
surance company Of Hartford. EH-Goy
crnor Waller of Connecticut wanted to
obtain a charter FOR new corporation
which he represented. and the opposi-
ton called Mr.. Patterson as their star
witness. He was asked By bis Owl
side only two questions.
"You have lived in Hartford a great
many years, Mr.. BattersOnT'
"Yes, sir"
"Are you ia favor OF granting this
cllarterT"
mo. sir"
Here his lawyers rested. leaving the
rest 10 chance. knowing that Mr. Bat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
Second
HAND E~vWTW> EoH MJNTTE =
Wheels

still have some very good snaps IN
secondhand wheels for use during tbs
winter months. when many people DO
not like 10 use their good mounts
There are four ladies' wheels that are
particularly desirable. ranging from
$40 10 gl5. We would be glad 10 show
these 10 anyone. They are all ready
20 ride. The mems wheels range from
Sc 10 t15. and any Of them are worth
half as much again as We ask for
them. for Se do not want 10 carry
them over We have sold quite mum
ber OF wheels Of late, both new and
secondhand. In fact. the season holds
out remarkably we'll
We sell the best carbide In bulk. two
pounds for 25c. la cans. two pounds
for 35c. A good line OF bicycle lamps
and sundries OF All sorts az popular
prices We never neglect the bicycle
department
This Is sewing machine time. too. Ia
many families. We can do you good II
you want machine. cheap. medium
or good machines. Our fine line OF
Rotary Whites Is the seller OF the
season. Cheaper drop head machines
as low as s2s. Don't send East FOR
machine. whatever you DO. You can
got better machines OF your local deal
er. for tho same or less money, and
have the advantage OF local protection.
The best needles for all makes OF ma
chimes Csc a dozen. Why pay m0rey
oil and parts for all machines as we'll
Our oil is good oil, warranted not 20
gum. Nothing better than Nye's or
Howard's OIL Those ere the kinds We
carry.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
NEW TODAY.

ly-The greatest invention OF
the century, the Perpetual Pencil
10000 sold In san Francisco In
ten DAYS. Never needs sharpening,
never wears out sample 90 cents
No stamps. Money returned II not
as represented. Write Immediately
for one and get exclusive TERRITORY,
Bofloy, m Donohuo bldg, san Fran.
cisco. lO-l3-3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
SKIRTS AND SLEEVES.
The Former Fit Closer Than Ever
the Latter GrowinE Larger.

Skirts, al least those on drcssy
gowns. are cut longer than ever. so
that the sides lie on the ground FOR a
couple Of inches in some cases.
The trimming Of most OF the new
skirts is quite elaborate. They are laid
into box plaits shirred in horizontal
lines and divided into panels secured
10 each other by fagoting The Louis
NN. effect Is also popular the SILK
oyerskirt opening over an underpetti.
coat of lace.
The hips are even more suugly fitted
than formerly, aud the habit back Is
seen ON a great many models.
Sleeves are growing much larger. All
tAs :-sA.eanhle models have the large
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
DIED

NEWsOME.-At the family home In
South Salem. October 10. 1909, John
Newsome. aged "A years, OF paraly.
sis.
Mr. Newsome leaves a wife and two
children. Mrs. Walter Buckner, OF Sid.
ney. ore. and A. Newsome. OF this
city. Il Is not known when the funer-
al services will be. but will be an
nounced later
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13

n W Hunt and J. L. Hunt were To-
day appointed executors OF the estate
Of the late g. W. Hunt. who left an
estate OF the value OF $4,000. In HIS
will the deceased provides that the
property shall belong TO his wife, Eiiz-
abeth n. Hunt. and al the time OF her
death provision 10 made for the d.
vision OF the estate among the sever.
al heirs al hw.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13

tersoh could ee,p his end Up IN sny yeT,
bal battle with eX-Goyern0r Walirr
The latter began boy asking.
"Mr Patterson. you have lived nsr-
many yearsy'
Il have"
"Well SIR" added Governor Waller,
III is my wish that you may live le
Hartford many more years. That Is all,
sir"
Thus was Mr.. Batterson'a opportunl
~ 20 talk shelved Governor WansI
knew his man-New York Tlmes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
WALTER MORLEY
Salem Fence Works,

Counsel for defendant filed a number
OF afida'its embodying the objections
above mentioned. Counter afidayits
were hled by Prosecuting Attorney
Hart ana his deputy, John H. McNary,
but Judge Burnett granted the applica-
tioE for continuance Of the case un.
I'll the October :erm OF court.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
elected Labor Delegate.

Mr. J. W Baker, OF the typograph'
ical union. has been elected by the
salem Central Labor Union 10 repre-
sent Il al the American Federation Of
Labor. which cOnyenes November
18th. at New Orleans.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13

Foe Sale.--turniture, carpets, piano,
house for rent. hot and cold water
and bath. also house and lot on Cen.
Ter street for sale, $3.50. Can morn
ings. Il. r. willard. Winter street
i0l8sts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
.MARKLEY
MURDER
TRIAL
Began in the Circuit Court
This Afternoon.
District Attorney Hart Files
Indictments

The regular October term of the
criminal department Of the Marion
county circuit court vas convened 70
day. District Attorney J. y. Hart
this morning returned three indict'
men,s az follows Frank Gordon and
Joseph Murphy. larceny IN a store
! George Drake. sdultery. Gordon and
Murphy were arraigned- Both waived
/ further time and pleaded guilty 70 the
charge. Thursday Al 2 a ID. vas the
time 81, for pronOuncing sentence.
! Gordon is the fellow who entered the
-ore Of Jos. Meyers & Sons and car.
Hed OF several pairs Of trousers. Muir
ply visited J. y. Shantz's secondhand
store and helped himself Drake was
given until tomorrow in which 20
plead.
The court appointed as bailins for
this term Of the court A Z Parker and
+. Z Cooper.
Court vas convened at / O'Clock
with all jurors present Judge Bur.
nett read TO the Jurors sections Of the
/ code pertaining to contempt
o. G. schellberg was excused as
, Juror because he is an exempt FIRE
man. ". L. Jones. constable Of JEFF
erson precinct. was also excused from
Jury service. as he Is an officer.
In case Of Palmer vs.. Brand. a mo-
ton 70 dissolve the attachment was
oyerruled. and the motion TO quash
the summons and the service Of the
same was sustained.
Jacob Leidenger was sworn In as
third bailiH. who will be in charge OF
the jury in the Markley case until a
verdict is reached.
markley Case Called.
The Markley case was called at 1870
o'clock District Attorney J. ~ Hart
and Deputy John Il. McNary and c. VI.
Inman appeared for the state and
Markley is represented by John VI.
IGear.n. Of Portland. and Carson q
Adams. OF this city
The first twelve men called 20 the
jury box we're r. B. Duncan o. l.
Norris. A. Daue. W. P Miles. T. c.
Davidson. John c. Savage. J.. H. Pou-
'ade. Alonzo Momtt d. Bowerman. F.
A. Virgins. d. Steiner. James Il. Pat.
~ and W. a. Downing. There Is not
very large attendance at the trial
OF the first body Of jurymen called
Duncan was peremptorily challenged
By defense. as was also Miles. o. l.
Morris. A. Daue and T c Davidson
we're excused. John G. Savage, a |
cousin Of J. II. McNary. vas excused
because he did not believe in infict.
ing capital punishment, when even
part OF the evidence was Of a circum-
stantial nature. l.. Poujade. a farmer
Of Geryais precinct was the first juror
that was accepted by both sides. The
OF the other jurors is in
as this report closes.
History Of the Case.
Al an early hour Wednesday morn |
Ing. June 25th. John d. Faln, a retired |
OF Champoeg. was shot and
zilled al the rear Of the store Of John
?. Markley. his former partner. Mark
ey vas arrested. charged with the
'rime. He protested his innocence.
,ut. upon the showing made az the
.oroner's Inquest all Of the evidence
,eing Of a circumstantial character.
he jury charged Markley with the
rhine. The accused man was given
examination before Form
u Justice O'DonaId, who held the sus-
,ect 20 the circuit court without
.Onds.
Marley vas arraigned in the circuit
ourt and made application for a con.
inuance o. his case until the October
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13

D, E. Huntslnser, funeral director
i55 Court street. Phone Main soi.
Residence 500 Court street. phone
2tBt Black.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13

mi i5r ilF-t,s's'j - q fCe5f'.S5i affaifE The
shlrrcd skirt Is one Of the latest deyel-
opments In fan fashions.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
RINEMAN's BARGAINS.

DeVlled Ham csmaID per can
Sc for 25c.
DeViled Ham Qarae) per can
1oe-3 cans 25e.
sardInes, per box
Sos boxes 25e.
Salmon, 3 cana
25e b.
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 25e.
catsuP, per pit bottle
15e-2 bottles 25e.
Good Soda (1s-oz pkg
5e--6 pkss 25e.
Washing Powderper pkg
Sc.
Jumbo Mush,
Four packages 25 cents.
Bring US your butter and eggs. wv
pay highest market price. cash .
N. T. RINEMAN,
1872 state ST. TsIsphOns "
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
GREATER SALEM CLUB.
Called Meeting for Next Wednesday
Evening.

There viii be a called meeting OF the
Greater Salem Commercial Club. at
the city hall next Wednesday evening
October 18TH. 20 which all members
are urged 10 come. by order OF
n. B. THIELSEN.
1O.1q.at President
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
Woven Wire Fencing

The fence that fences. Once up,
stays up. Special price during Octob-
er. Car will arrive about October
25h, Place your order at once. and
save money.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
Night Robes
o0c and S1.25 each

The soc ones are made OF good
outing flannel in neat stripe pat
terms. nicely trimmed. extra
long. The si.25 ones are made
Of heavy fannelette IN plain col
ors. pink. light blue and white.
We have them IN all sizes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-13
Underwear

Correct weights for fall wear.
Good values IS the pass word
here
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
The paperwith largest circulation in the island
Este perI0dIco es Ell de mas circulation en- la sla
MAGNATE ENFERMO

El Pfincips Enrique de Prusia, se hAlla
asacado de 1arem pi6n y an estAdo grave
Los medicos de Ia corte atienden asfdus.
mente at flustre enfermo han man4f..saS
ei ternor que abrtgan de que tenga IN desen-
lace funesto lA eEfsrmedad del PIfncire
Enrique de Prnsia an encnartrs sng.r,,o
desde hace vArtos ofaa nayo heata .~a- ~.
ooctorss no hAbfan podtdo expI1car Ii doIencfa
del Pffn:ipe
TODD ei nperio aIarnGn. ta- ro.,astpa coos.
tsrnAdo por In peIi9roaa anfaymadad oal prir
cips Enrique de Prussia ana ea nonnIarf,imo
entire al pueblo gePmaro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
Patron ORC en- Mejico

Los prfncipaIes comerciantes det todn In
hspdolics han frmads una pstici6n que fn6
presensAda 81 gobierno. an solicisud de que Sc
feco!s ID plata circulGnte se impianta Ell pA
tr6n oro para todas las trRnsxccfouea comar-
ciales.
Los nnancisros nsilcanos han mAnifesta-
do In necesidsd impf eecindfbe en- ana astk In
rep6 bica de adoptar el patron oro Ia todoa
MOODS han dicho ona eli eambio q monada cir
cuiante ha de hacerse en- al t6rmino braya de-
aigunos afios si cato on inevitabIe. daherfa
efectuRrse deade lue GO, ahorrado nj eomsrclo
al pals en- general ios Srastornos de una eri-
ais mas g menos larga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26

El aeusador 90 de todos eonoefdos an ests
pueblo en- Ell fnmsdisso de Pe1uelas.
Responds aI nombre de Ernssso etsIpf, ,que
por uno Q eaos hechoa anormsies Que no "a
explican i6gicamente en- toa pueblos die relati.
Va cultura viane desampe1audo aquf ell cargo
de Inspector de hygiene no para hacer cumplir
ias Leyes del rsmo, sino para fussigar y mo-
lsatar . los honrados vecinos de Guaysnilla.
La de2uncsa quien aludinaos denota In
comisf6n de IN acto do 1oso, fnteGcfona aim eEta
e1ecufsdo sin causa Que 10 1usti6qus, pues
cuando el c6'ebre G slpf se presenta In casa
comerciel de NgsgIionis para oeupgrls las Ga
torcs onzas de mana, que motive In acusaci6n.
este le exhfbi6 una dfsposici6n gnbernRtiva
suscTita por 81 Dr. Smith en ID cuRi ausorixa
TODD come ercfa nta ps vendsr dicho produc-
30, pero oil savechuchos ssnitario NO estuvo
conforme con aeeptar como verdad ia disposf.
cion superior obTaudo con su natural eosa.
dfas hfso Ia ocupacf6n de aouel producto por
essimar IN frfDgids circular de II Junta
Superior de SAnldad.
Y por conseeuencia de la naaldad atre-
vimtento de IN inspector saut0rizadoe, 10 ma.
ra fue decomisada y Nigaglioni arressado por
grsnaes per- 1uicios en- sna egoeios Ell proceder
legal que con 81 sa ha se be aegnido IN esa
enojoso saunto
Nigsglfoni hoy 90 falia On nihertad dsbido
qaa dos pressiglosos eindadanos de ponea
prestsron In dsDsa njads por oil ineg para po-
der obtsner su eZcarceisdi6u.
Para que SO vas qua Sorma poea CO.
rrscta obran las autortdsdes reuuhIfcanas
v&mos srsnscriblr IN selegrama qua en- el
dis de aver reeibi6 Ngaglioni del Sacretario
del Board de Sanidad ell Doctor Sh mith con
refsrencia nj mfsmo asun4o
sTEoDosIO NIGAGLIoNf
El mana pusda vandsrse legalmante por
todRg personals
Doolor Snaith.
50 presidente Sanldad.s
Ahora jusgus 81 pals an que forma bruta
yf@nGn fflaa akA
bio dsspues de 10 infsmants desp6sies sns-
xi0D.
Dal hecho inealidcable que deiamos sefiA-
Iados llaT amos Ii atsnci6n dal Honorabla
Attorney General rnuY particulsrmenta de
ls Junta Superior de asnidad, quieu estk en- sl
deber de decretar onseguida IL dastituci6n dsl
Iospector Gsipf por an conducts lncorgecAa Sc
gutda CON el stfi1r Nigs glioni.
Oorresponsal.
Guayanflle, Agosto % 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
U|m@ SmfSsassjN

H.cRuS2do indignation an lA socisdAd de
r.rrljo IN uueIto c&lumnloso contra In fAmi-
i, q jnI6leE de ests pueblo publicGdo en- Gel
TsAido EIpah0S
Ess dssgrAciAdo correponaal hR mentido
-, msntlE, tntsntAndo mGnchaF con ID hAba
i.sansruEA de In cAlumnl& una fAmilia qua sst6
49, NOR eneima del infortun&do inf1HmAnta.
-| q, fslso de toda fAlsedAd que SO suscitRra
al e0slil6n entire los sehoreS DON Ramon CON-
"a, don GAGp1r Gonzales, hermSnos.
Es falso de todA fklHsdad que Ia Abuela de
,ns,Iros dlstlnguidos smigoG BsficreE G1nx&leS
"a ,ncuslt tre en- Truiillo, cuando ss& respeta-
n, r.IorA reside en- HAto Rsv desde hAcen
,uAlro n eIaE
ptuiaguG vinlsrR = este pueblo.
AusIAmos q 10 cAbalieFosidRd del refsrido
doctor para cue Olga 81 es ciarto no oil para.
70 anterior.
ri Asunto Sc llevarA los trlbunRles para YER
sulsu 90 oil AutoE DEL IL fame sueito.
L. tAmlha GJnzaea eS muy queridR en-
safe uusb. o, y Su casa ss hS visto hog invadidA
nor 10 mas sslscto de Trujino que hA lido
protsIlar do t&n 1neAlihcAble Arifculo.
A duitAHss IL esrectA, seaor Corresponssl
asl sHslado,S para que los Tcn1llianos lance
noI a su roAtEo sI sRl1yh2o dc nnsstro desprs-
slo,
Oorresponsal.
Truiulo-Alto, % de AgoHto aa 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
GUAYANILLA

EGl 1ueves por 10 sarda de In corriense Sc
mana fn6 desenido por 10 Poiiefa Iasulsr y
cnssodiAdo en ei cua.tsl de ID mispna hasta
aver por In ma1ana ell joven comerctanse de
ests Aocaidad Don Tscdosio NIgs glioni. qu1en
lie eondUcido por ruts 3 prssencfa del Juez
de Pas de- Ponce sefor Saicrnp por hAber dts-
pussto si arresto de dicho ioven.
Una acusAcf0n injustA maliciosa ss for
mul6 ante el JoeS de rafsrancia contra el ca
oslsro Ngsgllonf sl Jusx sin estudiar el
c8so decret6 In priai6n del acussdo, como 81
20 tFatara de an c0nvicto " confsso criminal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
COL 0 M B IA

Dsspachos de Go On oicen que 81 sobiaxno
estA an plens bancarrosa v Que hxn st1o cars
oAS' cqnaeensncts de habsr qusbrado, mans
rosAs cAsAa de comercio
Eotae las fuerzas leAlas v I&s ravolueibna-
YiAs afguen lIbrAndo sef1Id0s com ba tes arm =.
naZSndoissgnir In gnerra por mucho tiemeo .
cAusA de- In aatltud 1ntrausigents frma de
uno otto bRndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
EI general Miles
Ira 4 filipinas

a. generAN Mites sa,drs para Msnila oil ID
de 8 ptismprs py6ximo.
Dapartameuso de Gu0rfa ha aeeedido
o lac Fsitsradas pettcionss del g.nsval Miles
que desss vivaments 50 traslado EiupinAs.
Mr Ma son ha rscibido p0deres su6cienaaa
para invsstigsr 10 actuai sitnsc'6n de ias sro-
pas n0rteam ericapas an al Archipelago re-
daetar m nf1rDa que pyea@ tara ai O1ngFeao.
En Warrington 80 dice que al general Mi-
les pedirA nh resiro auenas ragrase de Tiiiut-
nas. 10 que esrers hAcsr naadiadoa do d.
eiemhrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
Puerto Rico Artistico"

Baio eegGnte cnblerta, ha aparecido oil
t6nsro 30 dc eutE aim pstic& rsvistA, que bien
nsrsss el favor que el pheico ls dispense.
HsRQui los grSbAdos que consiene Casa
ancA, TAlisres de Iogenleros miIitArss. Sc
Rollta Mercedes CArrAtqutno, de HumRc&o.
Pauso de l& Princess, San Juan. Casa B anca
TGlIsrsI de ingenieros untIiSAres. (blt)
Z. txto sI yRrlRdo , Ameno, Heg1n cos
iUmhre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
Maniobrag nayaIes

Las manlobras llevsdss cabo ffante o las
coSt3s oe NuevA Leg aserrR. han oeupado du-
xsnsa essns olaa II GteaCl6n del p6bltco dc los
Estedos Unidos.
Ei saoAdo Sdfvidi6 10 1tilla en dos csc ~.
orones denominados Aiui biEnco. y! satuvie.
ron msniobranoo por a,pacio ds 4s horas. hasts
que el escuadron aEnl logr6 cspturar III bIaneo
msdiAnta una hAbtl maniohra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-26
TIE eImperatura en- Paris

Dicen de Paris que In bemperaturs 90 yer-
daderamsnts insoportable en- el mediodla De
Europa.
El tArm6metro, q la sonbrs. marcAba ayer,
sn sIgurAs ctndades del Sur de FranaiA, 40
Ea las cslles, la temperature elevAolsi-
ma, hasaA al punto de hAoar hab1do alghnos
asGxiadcs.