davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
a DIESTRO = SENlESTR0
PASILLO COMlCO- BUFO

por do pronto quade preso
mientras el caso ss explics.
fLa rnsdida ga oportuna.
Muchae Iicenetas he vleso;
paro hoy juro ivive Cristql
cue nunca he vista ningunAp
Tpso fdcto dispone sl prefscto, acarieian
daas ai abd6msn, que se busque un interPrsse
oue venga en- auxlllo de aqusi triunvifsto ilns.
ira, so1stlAaido en- sssioa parmaAease, ga ga
aome 10 reduisre 10 delieade gEavisimo Del
Va al 9uardfa en- soIicitud del supsrinten n
dsnts de n aciends esss no pareee seude o.
guerdia entonees cabsiero pat cuisf.
que conoes ell i6foma de Shsksspears Gel
general Eaton, le ruega qns 10 sraduSca aqua-
las pAlabrAs mistsriosas de az ae g0nS, Vinlen-
30 & qnedar en- claro que essas signincan az
O ,eda al detenido en- Iibertad; psro de
nusyo ae compIicA, con peripscias inssperaoas,
tan inteyssante cuftoso asuasc
Rntersdas de 10 oeurrido las sutoridades
de refsrencfss,, no se dan por sasislssass s;.
dispOnan que 81 easador vuelva ser oessnAooi
puea como deciA ei Prefsct:
-Aouf no hay mas ingl6s que el ing'es del
superintsudents de hacienda.
ST 6sta-agrega ell subprefaeto con 81
luminoso criterio que le distingue-no se hsiia
10 pobacion pOdsnos sonsuss.p0T hshs1 = sgta
buanas fuentss NAdie maior qoe e Gonlefno,
cuya autoridsd es indiseutibLe, pneue tnfof-
rnarnos de 10 que signfne&n estas paiaofas:
O3e guDD.
Fslizments-psra que IL pianeha no rs-
anitara mas sstupanda rnfdosa-parecto poE
fn ell supsrintendente: el triunv1raso ssPeraoa
lIeno de ansiedad vivlsima su diesamsn, Raen-
tras Ell aubprafecto, l:mpiando mas meJor
ans pafas v dando vueltss fnas vGeItAs an 81
ims gtuaci6n Ios voquioles cone gun,S repe'
tia desccraxonado alicaido: -PGes, ssnor
no vso claro
ri superiatandante essavo de psrfsctisimo
aerardo con ia srAdnecioa dada por al CABS
llaro particular, y despa4s de
tansas idas
vsnidsss
tAntas vuelsaa
revueitas
sin ningunA
utiiidad,
-mSxima tras4ndose de an asunto tan oaladl
-el 9uardia pudo descansar sscarse Ell CO.
uioso sudor que le inundaba ei cusrpo, causa
del continuo ts&ifn que le costara prestar
servicio de tai magnitud importancia.
EI prefecto, Ell sub prefecso oil sargento
Re mirsron cariacontscidos mohinos, escla-
mando oil unfsono, con VOC desfaliecfda Mos
lueiInos
lIobEeaUi
VA estas horas, despues de haber leido
kstas resefiGs, and&rGn seguraments Ii hus
ma de alg6n interprete mAs menos oHciai,
para cue les explique el signi6cado de Ia
blsGqS /, no sea que resulte unA palabrA ofsnsi-
~, que eaigs de llsno baio 10 namants ley de
ibelos.
eY aquf tarmina al sainetet
paRdonad sns mnchas fAltas.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Tranquilidad, salud = Raposo pa lasra
Madres y las Oriaturas

I'll JARABE CALMANTE de Is
sefiora WINSLOW, ga dA los niflos en
81 perfodo de In DENTICION. Les
ablanda Las encfas, resuelve Ia infamaci6n
slivia TODD dolor, y oura 81 cofino ventoso
Inocsnte efcaz en- todos log caso..
Aconsejamos las madres que teng n m
nifio enfermo que no dejen qne Ia preven
ci6n propia nj la de otros, svite ell use de
ssts medicina que proportions aligio Sc
guro, absolutamenta segGro, Ei as~ uar
0DoYsunomauta aF4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
TREM ELEcTaaco

Aver regres6 a esta capital de
su viaje a Ia isla. Mr.. Bsneweay
Este seflor es 81 que proyecta lle-
var IN tranvfa el6ctrico de Cata.
no q Ponce.
Los aicaldes de los pneblos de
transito le OFF, cen su ayuda.
Aver llegaron de Estados Uni.
dos otros socios de Mr.. Bsnewaev.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

El mun1c comsdia es-dijo nm autor-y
eio es o. easo que en- Puerto Rico tansmoa
s1emplos de sobrA para suscribir probar se-
MeisDte Aserto.
DsSde HLo temporc, visne siendo nuestra Is.
10 te&tro de muy vsriadas 3 muy divertidas
f4rsSs, sobFs TODD an epoeA de eIeceonss, 90
mo eatas 80 sprc xiZnsn 20 empiezan los en-
sayos dc otrAs nuevas, con 81 imprescindibls
eoro de guApstones y @saiasS Ia e6caz ma :
rAvfllosa inservenei6n del DsuS sx ns1ehtnd,
cue dssde 10 alto. entrs Lac bambaitnsS, ss en-
cSrgA dc cffeesrnos el dessnlaes 81 gusto
caPricho.
La tsmporada actual, iu4gando por los
pFsparativoS, promese ser fscuEdA en- l&nces q
incidsntes stodo g5nsro, y por 10 cue rsspsc
70 OsGuas "a se ha Masquerade 10 aerie dc
ospectacuos con pasillo c6mico -bufo que
hA sido I'm vsrdAdero frAcaso para sus AutoTes.
por mas que hsya dado mueh0 que reir al p1
blico.
El argumento ss gssssdf.imo, Aunque es-
tuvo any an boga hssta hRes POGO; psro "a
sstk rnandado recoger. Basase In trans. NAL
nrdid2 poE cierto, en- el socorrldo recurso de
Lac licencfas de ermss.
ExAminemos In ligera oil Iibreto: In par
htuTa 90 reduce N 6sicR celestial.
u "a 1oven cazAdor go dirige nj campo, con
"a sscopeta 81 hombro. por supussto, pues al
no lley&Fa escopetA no selfA caxAdoV, no ser
que Se dsdieAra cazar con liga, eosA mas
pPopIR del belI0 gexo.
Enter&nse del cAso oil prafecto y sl sub.
prefecto de Ia poblacioD, quienes scnden so
ncitoa 10 gendarmeris popsn el haeho en
DeSpues de Agunos cabiidecs, este hsce
eonpAreoeF un guardia le conunica estas
ordenss, con tono impsrioso:
eParte veLoz como el rayo,
Ap6stAte en- las afuerRs,
AlIf scechas esperAs
cierto i6vsn AgaAyo 80.
VS. de csERj Ie detienas;
a qne ta sigs 10 invitas
IA eseopet& le qnitas
Aqni, q 0NtTG7lee, con 6l viehe6.
1Qus se muestr& ID licencis
de Arm&s? PDas no le hsces caso,
y lie traes, paso entire psso,
-6essas4-A nuestra preseneia1
Parts el gsndarme; ell pFcfscto, eI sub-
pfefecto sa9gento, ne frotan las manos do
gustO Se dan n 6suos pArabienes.
El Snbprefecto, itmpiAndo sus espe1ueIos
cuidAdosamente, dice:
-GSi es que regrssa y no cculta
10 escopeta, 10 cogsmos
Sn JrGC0TsA, y le imE o aemoa
oil maximum de In mult&.
Ds IN AdversArio se trata,
de un &dverSari0 que vRe....
IVA vera, 81 no nos sale
el tiro por o cnlat&IH
A POGO, 30 pressnt2n en- In gandArmslfa
81 easaoor el Suardla, 6sta con In sseopsta.
--GVuestr&s 6rdenss cumpif.
Aquf trAig0 sl dslincuante;
peFo resuita inocents.
-IaoesntsP SC6mo asi9
-Esta lieenei8 10 g he dado,
Hay un9 frass GA ing 81:
0aS gun SOnc gmaf-(Puss
nos hsmoa layl f&ssidiadou
-iOna gssssl 20 Is siRniAsa?
SOon que Sc csmerk esss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
20 PROBABLE

Es probable que a los rebeldes
de Capetonw los ingleses no le
comedian SO smnistia. Con esta
condicion no SO rendiran los oran
gistae.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
moTA DlPLomATGCA

Ell gobierno italiaLo pas6 una
hota al de Suiza pidi6ndole que
suprimiese esas conspirac clones On
su territoIio y este contest6 que
su constitution le impedia tomar
cartas en- al asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
san JUAN
POr teI6grafO.
Abril Ii.
cA8U@ BELL

Entre Italia y Suiza SO presen.
TN un &casus belli1 por un artfcu-
10 anarquista que publica un pe-
ri6dico de GInebra insultando al
rey Humberto 6 invitando d que
RtaQuen al monarca heredero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
P0R QUE .

Blanche 90 la persona q quien
80 acusa de haber arriado Ia ban
dera americana On centros oficia.
les de aquella villa.
Dice que peg6 al juez de DO.
licfa porque este no concurri6 A
La hora que sefalo para ell junio,
Blanche es un monomaniaco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Por Ell presenter hago constar que des-
de ell mes de Nnviembre ttimo ha cesado
don Eugenio Rivera en- la representation
cuidado de mis- intereses qce 10 habfa con
ferido, no espondiendo de ning1n com mpro-
misc, trato nj contrato en- que de=de aque-
LA fecha no aparezca mi frma.
Patillas, Mario 10 de 1902.
Andstacia R;usro, T1d de Lasonta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
OoRTADILL0.

La Gran Bretafla les concedera
una Independence administrative
8 indemnizaciones para levantar
Ia agriculture.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
~ P0T0 MAC
ia WIG.

Ha vuelso q este pusrto el re-.
n1olcador xFotomacS. FuA lie.
var La correspondence ii escua-
dron nortea americana del Allan.
tico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
g. YORDAN


Agenoia de negocios iudiciaIos, No :.
tariaiee, Conteneioeos etc., cts. Tasta-
nentsrlas, sc srreglan por diffeilaz cue
sean. kspGcIALIDAD en- jurisdiction vo.
lunsaria: Asuntoa co1teneiosos, SO tranai.
tan con prontitud: Subsanaci6n de 1efga.
tos en- doernentos suietos & inscri pcida.
AaRNTEs do Ia eompafifa de Seguros &c
Vida GEL SOLa del Canada. Corup7a =
venta de incas rastieas urbanas. Ao-
Txv1DAD, prseios m6dieos.
Julio so de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

uno de los madicamentos mas en- boga
hoy ola 81 In Emulsion de 5cotA.
Su popularifad ae debs no solo sus efac-
tos teraE eus1cos sino sAmbisn o su gran pnder
nutritivo.
DON jose Antonio G.udiar, Doctor en- Me-
dcina Oirugfs.
Csrti6ea Qae haee afos viene hacienda
uso de la Ennlsi6n de Scott, de aceits de bf
gado dc bxcaiao CON hipofosftos de cal sosa,
sismpra con buenoa resuitados, en- las eDfsr-
madRdes del aparato respiratorio. La parfsa-
tE conjunction de sus compromises, Ia "a
cilidao CON que toerada a1a por los cato
magos ma2 delicados, aumentan sl Vaior te.
ra Eeatleo de dicho preparsdo.
Cayey, Paerto Rico, Julio 10 de 1924.
DIR. Jose a G0adier
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

sLA BoRINQUEN s-Ds Targa i Ca No
oiviaar que esss casa 80 10 que mas bsraso
vsnue qns eonssanssmenta Introduce nnevas
tA hAca "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Los 1efes de los ej6rcitos trans
valense y orangista Sc visitaron
aver gosteniendo una conferencia
Aobre su rendicion q lnglaterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
H0mBRE al. aqua

En- La travesfa del <PotomacS
SO encayo este, y6ndose IN hom :
pre al aqua que no ha aparecido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
O. ETRaaM

Los cohsules de ambos paiees
pediran sus pasapottes, ,retirando-
BE, de las legaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
e. JUEZ De P0LiClADE ARgcua0
ATR0PELLAD0 POR BlA NICHE

El juez de pelicfa de Arecibo
fu6 atropellado por al joven Juan
Blanche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
absolute
eflCaCia

) contra Ia anemia, tisis,
1 Zraquitis, Intermediates
: ynerviosas, del pecho y.
3 Spulmone es, alteraciones
! de la sangre, denticiones
! diffciles y crecimiento
! rapido, le han conquis-
! tado fama universal.
: La humanidad no ha!
: podido menos de encon- +:
; trar en- tan beneflcos atri- .
} butos el secreto de la /:
) vida.
; Todas las zonas y lati-:
J tudeS cuentan ahora por
J millareS las exiStencias /
! que me1ced d ella han :
J sido heroiramente are
batadas de 'os brazos de !
] la muerte. /:
RehGsense las namadas "tan 5ue.
mas" s "nAs barsAas que Ia de Scott.
De venta sn sodas parties
SCOTT & BOVINE Quimisos. New York.
"A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
FARhACIA Y DROGUERIA
sam Juan. Sam Francisco Num. 54
D e B L A N @ O

Sam Juan. Sam Francisco Numa 81
Precios de aigunss pfeparsciouss espscia-
les ds ID misma:
Jarabe de Rabano iodado, frasco 60 ctvs.
Id de Lacto fosfato de cal id 80
I'd de Hipofosato de cal i'd 20
Id daProtoioduro hisrro inalterabla, fras
60 40. cenIavos
Magnasia efervescente frasco SO centa vos
Elixir de Gicero fosfato de- Cal Id 90
Zarzaparriila Id 80 .
Vino de quina fosfatado Id SO
Por dooenas Sc haeeu rebatss de tmpor
tanctA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Pasajes de ida vuelsa 10 Is de rebsis.
Ntf1os memories de IL aaos: rnitad de pract0E.
Los vaporss de asta hnea son reeomenda.
hles por sus eomodtdades aspeciales para pasa-
leros, ampIeando de Puerto Rico New York
81 rededor de 6iAs.
Acssatss gsYseTGlss: Buulton, Bliss 4 Dsiie4t,
13s Front sc. Nav York. I'm Ponce, Moralss
On Nm Esa Tu2n. ViIIar Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

III vepoF americano aSsp Joans asidr6 de
pu u.rto ds su nombra 81 dfa Is, con destino di
Yacto I'll de Ne w York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
RO0SELWET

Rooeelvet visit6 aver las exhi.
biciones de la exposition de Char
lesion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
q W Cd

Teniendo cor .imiento de que sc ha
tornado mi no Abre cantidades sin mi
oonsentimienso; partictp1 todas las per-
sonas con quien tsngo negociaciones al
concrete ca general que no sastifar4 cueu-
"a alguua que no hsya sido formuiada por
mi personaImsnte con La frma de nj
hijo Basilio Nfeves.
Cidra, 13 de Mario de 1902.
Deogracias Nieues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Aver lss s de ID mansna entr6 an al
pasrto de San Juan, procedsnts de Liverpool,
oil vspor &Sterra.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
H. DEPARTaMEmTO
DE PUERTO RICO

El presidente vi6 el departa-
mento que corresponds a Puerto
Rico y orden6 que se feIicitara a
los maestros y alumnos Dor los
tra baj Jos de labores.
Tom6 cafe puertorrique1Io v di-
10 qua era ell mejor del muado.
RGRO
En- Ponce unos ladrones robaron
1.40O Gdollars9 do La casa los ara
bes GSaade & Ca.S
iSe hacen averiguaciones para
d0r con los cacos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

En Mayaeass Sc sst& organizando an eua
dro lfrieo dramatico ensra aos adeioDados d.
aquslia ciudad, para salir vtaiaar alguno
pnablos de ID tala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

En ei pr68imo vspor eofFso enbarcar& pa
ra EspsEA, con jose Arsg6n. secretArio que
fu6 muehos AEos osl aSuntamiento de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Para earar san akos 9rRaaaa

sn IN dfa tome las PAST1LLAS LAxANTES
DE BROMO 9UININA. Ell boticario le de-
vovera sl dinero 81 no 80 cuYas La hrma de
II. w. GROVE - hslls an csda caiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Ha csssdo sn al cargo de Fiscal del Tri.
bunai de Distrito de Ponce por hsber tornado
possession al propiesarto, nuestro particular
amigo don Franciseo PARA, que dessmpenaba
dicho cargo intarinamsnts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
CElx TRO DOCENTE
De "a UNION IbERO AMERICANA

uPlaza de Colon 8 >-saa Juan Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Antss ds sysr II Oorks de Dlssrito de San
Juan, absolvi6 Jacinto Marques Barriento
o quis SO 10 sigui6 eausa por "a supusto de-
lisu de tentesiv. de eatapro.
El mtniaserio hsssi psdfa para al pFocaaa-
do, en- sns eoneluaionss, 10 pena de aiios, 4
meses Y IN dte ds carceas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Han solicissdo dispense de parsntsxco
para eontraer matrimonio dan JosS Soto Ma
yor donR Maria J. Anguerrs, vecinos de Isa-
bella los vecinos de OEnado don Juan Con
xalez dofA Juana Colon,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

g. Jose g. del Vale (ForsaisxA 71).-Oa-
einas para LII gessi6n ds aaCEtos sdmiuistrati-
vos en todos ios centres ofriales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

CuAlquiar sefiora se1 ,rita pusde hscar-
se de uu reloi grasuitAmsnsa Goa an POGO de
trshsio Bsssa son vender entire sas smIgas
y fAmilaras 1S prsndas 30 centavua. Rsmi :
te vAor de 8 !, go cenkavcs 9acibirk de fos
E.tAdos y nidos III. bonito reioj vklorAdo en- 5
pescs garantizsdo por amos.
Diruirse dcas Agripna &. de Narvkaz,
Faiardo, Puerto Rico. nj.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

5oss @sq~sso Sell"
kEDIOO- -OTRUJAE0
O.
1ytuLe scbrescslients de To- faeoltad
de Santiago de Galicia (EspsTsD
Sc. j. P-R. FORTALExa -.
NEDIO0-gIRUJAE0

Sc hsla en- Ssn Juan 81 aIeaids de Maya
Cd -, don Mstso Faiardo.
Ha rsnuncisdo su puesto de redsctor de
xLa Voc de ia Patriss. nuestro estfmado ami
60 compeflero don Manuel Pfsts Toiosa.
La sennra dtns Plaeida Calvo de Lopez,
falleci6 en- San Gsrman.
Rsstablecido de sus dolencias ha vualto 6
hacsrse cargo de 10 administrsci6n de sLa Voz
de IL PAtria,S don Francisco Rivera.
e. sargento de Ia policfs ipsuIar don joss
IsurrOndo ha aldo dsstinado q prestar sus ser
vicios como comandants del pCesto del presi-
die.
Hoy ha pasado por C,guas para Ponce.
nueatro amigo el Aoogsdo de zqueiIa ciudad D.
Luciano Ofsiz Anton, vice consul de EspEfa.
Tipos de cembio:
Londres..... so div asa
vista sass 6
New-York, 8 div 1900 o 8 descto.
Paris, div ............. p.5
Hamburgo. dIv.. pS D
Espana, dIv... .2sI p. 8 ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

Antes de anochs contrsieron matrimonio
cat6iico en- In Iglesia Oatedrai, sl joven don
Juan Perez Ia ss1ors dcfa Maria Bstan-
court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

ala INDUSTRIAL PUERTORRIQUEGAs
Fabrics do iab6n mares eRonAns assahIe-
cida en- Hato Rsy lRio- -Ptedras), de Succession
dc Roman d CO
Sc comrrA ssho.
Dirijirss en- Ia misma . don Policarpo
EchsvarKlA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

En- al rnercsdo de Naw York Sc eotixa ell
azdcar . Ice siguientss precios
Csntrifugado 5.19.3 az
Mascabado $3.50
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
KENTUCKY GIRL
Becomes a Red rIan's Bride-Pe-
CuIiar Indian Ceremony.

DR.. Louis Pretty Eagle, an Indi-
an doctor of Wichita Mountain, o..
T., was married near Morgan6eld,
Sunday, to Miss Eta Reeves, Rev.
Gregston, a Methodist minister,
performing the first ceremony and
Chief Prairie Dog performing the
second, according to the Indian
custom, part of the rite being to
place in the groom hand a couple
of revolvers and an Indian feather
The latter was then placed in the
brides hair and DIR. Chief Prairie
Dog SAID to her: GAS long as birds
have feathers they can fly" He
pledged the groom to protect hel
in peace and in war, and ther
danced the wedding dance, after
which an Indian song was sung
and the ceremony was at an end.
Miss Reeves is quite a pretty young
lady, of IS They were married on
Teer's Hill, where a dark tragedy
took place some years ago, IN which
another bride of an hour lost her
life
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
NELSON HELD.
Crazed With Drink His Mind
Was a Blank.
SwOre He Did Not Remember
Killing Becky McRae,
at Salubria.

The examining trial of w. Lloyd
Nelson, the young farmer who went
on a rampage at Salubria last Sat-
urday and killed Rebecca RcRae
with an AK and dangerous
ly wounded Joseph Tandy, an aged
negro, with knife, was held Sat
urday before County Judge w. T.
Fowler, The defendant was held
over to the grand jury without bail
on charge of murder. Two wit
nesses, Edward Fruit and Squire
Harlan, positively identified Nelson
as the slayer of the old woman.
Fruit said he saw Nelson, ak in
hand, pursue Rebecca McRae, who
was screaming and begging for her
life, knock her down with the ak
and bury the blade in her brain.
Nelson was placed on the stand and
swore that be remembered nothing
of the affair. He accounted for his
movements up to the time he left
Pembroke and remembered all that
occurred after his arrest. He had
no recollection of anything he did
at Salubria. He showed no evidence
of insanity in the courtroom. He
said he drank several bottles of
beer that day at Trenton and two
or three at Pembroke. He also
said he had Sl4 at Trenton, which
had disappeared when he came to
himself.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
|. P. DAVE, JR.,
A Victim of Typhoid Fever-Buri.
al Sunday Afternoon.

Corp. Ide P. Davie, Jr., who was a
student at South Kentucky College,
died Saturday afternoon at6o'clock
OF typhoid fever. Not long after he
matriculated at the above named
institution he went home on a visit
and was taken down at the home
OF his parents near Howell.
After lingering for three weeks he
passed away at the age of EIGHTEEN.
he was young man of studious
habits and sterling worth and was a
general favorite in the school, as
well as in the neighborhood where
he was born and reared. About
Is Of the cadets Of the college went
down Sunday to attend the burial.
which took place at the family
turying ground at o'clock.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
MOORE AND GARRETT.
Will Run For Esq. rlcReynOIds
Place.

County Judge Fowler on Saturday
evening issued a call for a mhgis.
teriaI election in district 4, holding
that Esq. T. j. McReynolds, who is
acting as road supervisor, cannot
hold both positions. The Republi-
cans accordingly put Mr.. Henry F.
Moore on the ballot by petition to
run for magistrate. The Democrats
deny the position taken by Judge
Fowler but nominated Esq, L. O.
CARROT, to be on the safe side,
yesterday being the last day. It is
said the County Judge is road SUI
pervisor in at least one county in
the State and that the two offices
are not incompatible. Judge Cook
on Saturday knocked out the contest
in court against Mr.. McReynolds,
holding that he was the logically
elected supervisor.
Mr.. Moore, who will 60 on under
the Republican device, was a Dem
ocrat until the split in 1896.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
CIRCUIT COURT.
Matters Being Rapidly Disposed
Of.
Grant Parrish Sent to the Pen for
Ten Years and a Murder
Trial on Hand.

Cases IN Judge Cooks court are
being disposed of with regularity
and promptness characteristic with
His Honor's way of dispatching his
docket.
Last Saturday the case of Grant
Parrish, colored, charged with the
murder of a negro on the farm OIL
James Radford, over two years ago,
was concluded and given to the
jury a short time before adjourn
ment. The jury arrived at a con.
clusion Sunday about - o'clock.
He was given a term of ten years in
the penitentiary.
A murder trial, in which about
half dozen negroes are implicat-
ed, was set for trial yesterday. A
short time before the converting of
the present term Of court a negro
by the name of John Tandy was
killed near Pembroke. Danger
field, Young, and Pierce Ware, and
3 or 4 other negroes, were sus-
Pected of the crime and were ar
rested and placed IN Jail. This case
will doubtless occupy several days
OF the courts time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
MISS GARRETT RICHARDSON
Dead at Paducah of Typhoid Fever
Well Known Here.

Miss GarnettsRichardson. of Pa
ducah, niece Of Mrs. Cortez Leav-
ell, who visited here last summer,
died with typhoid fever on the 18th
inst. She was a daughter of Mr..
e. B. Richardson. The Paducah
Register says: THE life of one of
Paducah's sweetest young ladies
closed in the death of Miss Garnett
Richardson. Miss Richardson was
taken Ill some three weeks since
with typhoid fever and after pass
ing through a somewhat serious
spell was thought to be recovering
until last evening when the turn
for worse came and she quietly
passed away, surrounded by the
Borrowing family. She was born
and reared in this city and many
Borrowing friends will be numbered
among the mourners, as all have
watched her sweet christian life
from childhood. Being one of our
high school graduates of several
years since, she was held dear by all
of that class, and was also one Of the
noblest church workers of the city,
having been a consistent member
of the First Baptist church and
very actively connected with the
choir of that congregation"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Held an Important Meeting Last
Night.

The possibilities of the CONNER
cial club are beyond estimate, and
its efforts to build up the town in
the way of promoting enterprises
should be seconded by all who de-
sire the general prosperity of the
city. In a talk yesterday with Mr..
H. H. Alternately, the secretary of
the club, he made known the fact
that a party desires to establish
here a picking establishment.
This would be bonanza for citi-
zens of the county, as thousands of
bushels of cucumbers, small veget-
ables and fruits would meet with
ready sale. The general benefits
of an enterprise Of this kind are APP
parent to all, and as the club can
not accomplish very much without
the assistance of our citizens, all
should feel it their duty to lend
whatever aid is possible in every
direction.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-21
MRS. F. M. GRAND
To Be natrOn of The Confederate
Home.

Mrs. F. NJ. Grand, of Benefits
town, has been appointed matron of
the Confederate Home at Pewee
Valley. She is a sister of Hon.
James A. Mckenzie and has rela-
tives all over the State. The APP
pointment will take effect with the
opening of the home on Oct. 23d,
next Thursday.