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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

| diaF ID poliefs insular los presos qua han dc
| eoncurrir iuieios orslas son cond dueidos suel.
| sos; no asf e1ando In encargada de este ssrvi
unos con otros, fernando rspugnAnte ensRrta
de seres humAnos.
Hsmos dido O varios repubIicanos manifss-
tar su eompIeta conformidsd con II actftud
dignA del eomit6 ante el mandate de ios amos
de San Juan.
Anochs en- 10 eaile de Isabel sufri6 sl aprs.
eiabls j1ven don Salvador Mandry una eafda
de una bf:ieleta. Sufrf6 a!ganss contusfones
qus afortunRdsmente no son de euidkdo.
Es aplaudidA en- asta eiudad ID assitua dig.
ns viril del sei NJ Palmer ante las iniuyias v
calumnias del <B 1Iatfn Msrcantils consra sl
partido fsdefal americana.
GEGi Aguisks publica unas cuantas adhesio-
mes ai psrtido rspublieano de vscinos de Pc
huelas. 81 10 resultan aprocrfas. como sueede
pof 10 regular, serSn ssguramente los nnsvos
rspublicsnos, infellees eampssinos q ue, pobrss
dc espfrItu faltos dc enssrssa, csdsn la
preston de hoy.
pesar de qua en- uno de los pkrrafos del
ktiometrico manifesto do los Fepublieanos de
Jusna DiRs, "a asegura que en- aquella iuria-
dicci6n sstk aIgo quebrantado la hArmonfa po'
Utica publican qaa D los frmantes sigusn 1900
6rmas. Nos maniaestan vacinos de aoueIis
poblaei6n, que sion MArcalo y IN gentes no
han tsnido en- cuenta ell squebrantoS han 30
naado ell total de aquelas lstAs slectoralss on
las euales 6guran fgaran musrsos, pordiossros,
y vecinos de otras iurisdiccionss, han sufrido
una &pequenaS equivocaei6a agregando dos 90
al numero % Todo pueds ser.
De les oehents eAnsas que han pAsado q In
Corte de Distrito se han arehivado 80 que no
srroiAn cargos suneientss contra los acusados.
SerAn senalades para muy pronto los dfsttntos
1uicioa or&lss dc Las Is actRs de- acusaei6n res.
tsnts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
PONCE
(NOTECEAS SDIRECTASl
Jnlio 90.

Julio 90.
Hoy 90 han ceIshrAdo en- In Corte de Dltris
10 los 1uiciOs siguientesi uno por rapto, siendo
eondenado el proeesAdo . an ano messs 81
o1Aa. Oiro por mAlversRei6n, declarRdo Abnuelto
el aeusado, por falsedad en- doeumsnto 2 & af-
co eonarA don Ado f. Grana, vecino dc Penue.
Iassel cual fG6 augpendido por IL fncom parscen
ciA oa vArias tsssigos que Ell Fiscal estima de
gran impoEtancia.
Sa dice qusdon Pedro Fourniar smpOrtonte
pTono1aoTc dc ia disidencia, maFchar& en- nrevs
para Europa, reponar "a aRIud ago q usbran.
lads.
Tambisn - dice que eatoa qushrantos oba-
neGs u los sofocorss que pasa, al verse pos
pCr al e6ebTe trtnnUtrnfo.
Mn Las conferencas que 60 llsven a eRbo
sh ai nnsyo losAl dal OorniAs de In invaaaud
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

MAHGAs oAPIROTEs vsrsos ds Luis
Rodrfgusx Oabrsro. Da venta on In calls IL
L. Forsalssa no. So, 81 prssIo do 20 esntAvos eI
sismplsg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

y n aOsAao con sKsrAh,sa sas Il sa,se.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
ADHESTONES
GdTabo, 81 de Julio de 1909.
Sf. Director de La DEM CHACrA.

1 Muy senior mfo; Los hom bres de gran ga
ier iluatrssion, haeen eads momsnto svo
/ lnciones poIfsic8s.
No 80 de sxsrs harss que 70, convsncido d.
que el paffldo fsderai SO eI 6oico que labors
por sl bisnsstar de 10 patris, hago constaF so
ismnsmsnts que dasds sssa fecha ma a6lio 4
esq partido me desligo todo com promiso pof
siso contratio con ei nal lIRmado rspuhIfesno.
snplico usseds sefor Director, "a sirva
| dar DnhiieidAd 6 ssta uasnifestaei0n
lsdo do ussed Il no. amigo eorRelieio-
| mario q. b. .. N.
Arfstides Dfaz Flores.
Garabo, Jaio a7 de 1903.
Sr. Director de La DEMocRAcsA.
| osguas.
Muy senor milo: Para selarar eisrsos ru-
moEes cue circuIan por esse pusblo Y, DOR eon-
siguienss. de1ar nien ssntAda mi reputaci6u
como polftico, ksgo eonstas por medic de las
prssensss iineas, que he aidos soy sese sism-
Al efscto, para due mis- amigos no pue
dan tsnsr In mAs rsmots duda ds mi eond ueta
dsbo signfdcar que en- las slecefonss anti-pasa-
pasadas consribpf con mi voto al gran psrtido
que partanesco. del que nj an momento me-
he sentido sepArAdo.
Ls he de sstlmar, sshor Diresto, In pubIi-
cidaa de ssta amanifestaci6n.
De usted sfno, amigo correIfStonarto
Cue b. o. m.
Antonio Ramirez.
Garaho, Julio 81 de 1902
sr. Director dc La DEAocRAc1A.
Caguas.
EstimAdo seiior y corrsligionario: El cue
suscribe. vscino de Gurabo, h sido, 90 v seYG 1
federal; sf bfen ese nombre fguFa en- Ell pa
gfsaro Pepubiicano, los iefes dc esa partido v 4
20 sahemos pox Qu6.
Hoy, para avitar eomensarfos Que puedan |
periudfcar mf honrades, declare soIsmnsmeD. l
ee one he si6o, soy seTe federal.
Gsacfss, se1or Director, poF In fnssref6n
de essas lfness, qaedando 4 sus 6rdenes an |
asto. amigo corrsiRionArio q. b. o.. nm.
Enrique Carri6n.
Yabucoa, Julio % de 1909
Sr. Director &C La DEMocRAC1A.
Osguas.
Muy seHor mio: He do esslmarle so aiYva I
hacsr constsr en- las coIumnas del vaifenss dta l
TO que con tanto acierto dirige, que me ssparo |
Dor complete del pertido republfeano inr-eso
n eI de los paariotas y hombrea dignos llama
10 xfadaraI amerieanes
Amanta hijo de este snelo. no pusdo. no. /
,srtenscer n una agrupaci6n cuyos srabaioa |
isndan Ii annIaeI6n complsta de In pairia.
Atentamente,
{. Emerato carrasquiIIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Oigamos nj stn1r Torregrosa
1902 (Hoy)

GAqusllos qus-como 20 -sufnaron In par.
seeucl6n tn1uatA de los ssbirroa de In cconta "
ae vieron aFrsneados vioIentamente da sus ho.
garsa spaeiblaa, para ser sepnItRdos en- laa obs
euridAdes de inmundas bArtolfnas, saIndafan
AfempFe, con tGbilo insfahle, oil hermoso ANA
necsr del rs de Julios como aurora de LibeFssd
para este pablo, que ha sAbido tener auhlimss
abnegsetonss ann en- los psrfodos mas lucauo-
SOS lie su vida p1blica, y lansAr6n hurras ban.
dftos 10 6AndePa americans pcrque ella Ga
FAntiSa, para siempre, Ia ssgrada inviolabfIi-
dad del hogar pusrtorriquenl.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
1898 aver

40 10 vsnga ese coloa0
que INJuRIA CON Ia BoCA
"a guerra nos provoca
CON sofda rebsIi6rt
que venga, que oil hispano
CON betica braVura
gabTA dRr sepultnfa
glorios& su legt6n.s
GAquf sgnaPdando esperan (4)
osados invssores
los bravos defsnsoPas
de este riqueno eden;
diapusstos nj combata
con fsrvorosa safis,
yaI grito Iviva EsPAEAi
viva BORrNQUENls
Ahora.... lea exhorta ponsrse de acuer.
dc. nastres escT1bfderes
STRAFF0RD.
~ AibArda sobrs a. b srda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Forta1eza. 2a

Complete surtido de Ropa Camisas CueIos ufos r
para Oaballeros. 1 o "i'o
rara es la medida IN bonito complete casim-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
1902 (27 de JuIio.)

GHAn tTascnrrido 4 ah1s desde que los
americ2nos entrar0n en- sI PATS hasth In fscha.
CaAtro anos que PusFto RICO hR vIsto pasay
dia por dia, mfnuto per minute ein que nada
pFkctico ne hAya hscho sn favor &c esta tisrra
(salvo In instPueci6n p65lies); cuatro sfIos en-
que todos hemos estsdo hu6sfAnos por COM
pleto de ess pStsrnal dsfenas en qae los pue-
bios bien organizados tienen en- los podsres
rfgsn suu desainOs; cuafro R60s an qae In nota
pFsdOminAnte no ha sido otrA que mermRr Low
intsressS del propio pafs, 6 implantkrse unsa
leyes unos c6digos que no estGn en- armonfa
nj con nuestr@ m1nera de ser nj con los prin-
eipios fnndRmentAles In I6gica.S
CSC nos Ia quitado si trfnuto que pagEba-
mos sobrs el papel saliado dieen los embauca-
dorsa sin embargo, oil hacar 10 vsntA de
cualquier propisdAd hay que sacar buenon
dollars para comp pFsr los ssiIos que con taI an
sc venden en Las rseAudaciunes como Be le
ama ba antss. .PoRQUE HOY ToDO HA vARIA-
DO. PERo Es DE PUEsTo, DE DUESo DE NOM
BRE
Nosotros sAbsmos pFkctfcamsnta que hoy
10 vtd Sc nos hace mas diffcil que nunca que
La LIBERTAD DEL PUEBLO EsTA MERGED DHr.
MAS ATREvIDo Los DERECHoS DEBEREs AN
DAN p Esos MUNDos, JU6AEDJ AL EsCoEDER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
1893 Aver.

aY& 90 acerea oil . de Mayo,
Dfa de gloriosa msmoria
Qde lIsn6 de honor y gloria
A los hf1os de PeIayo.
Que brote, puss. como IN rayo
El gKito que oil Orbs atsrra
Z pues E5A GENIE PERRA
1nRulta nnestra NAci6n,
ExclamAmos CON tss6n
Guerra contra sI yankss. guerra ll0
Olg9mos aI sc lF Eehsvnrrfa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

r&msnte prob6mosle, que 81 amamos L. p&S,
no Amanos menos Ia dignidad que &ntss de
srriar In bRndsra sspsn 1la para ae otro ondss
Rqui como dominadora, lagos de sAngrs LENA
rfan los vAIes y las Ilsnurss...... SAbrf&mos
morir antea qua tolsraE ID domination extran-
tF8pgsra1
OIRamos al ssfor Ramirez O,sfs.
1902 (25 de JuIio)
GEl 2s de Julio de 1898 fue para Puerto
Rico si diA q ae aurgi6 ell sol de IL Libsrtadi
ali IS de Julio Is, pues, In epopsyA de mi
patrio suelol Es Ia guIrnalda de bsllas flores
tropieAlss, que tejeran los p&triosas, para CO.
locsrlA sobre In tumbs de los m6rtgrsa que han
luchado por 10 busns causa de mi belle Puerto
RicoD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
PUNTOS Y PUNTAS
CONMEMORACION IRONICA?

La hoiA Suelta que 50 pub!ie6 en- pones el
% de Julio, hS llegsdo nuastrA RedaeeI6n.
En- ella aparscen los nombrss de Rossnio
Cordsro, L,orens EchsvarrfA, r smirsE Ortiz v
TorrsgrosA, autoFiIsndo ssnsiblss In eonsscusn.
ciAS en- qne incurHen llevGdos de los entnsias-
mus dc hoy ~ con olVido, ain Fscuerdo, ain me
moriA de sus sntusiGsmoa de aver.
No Hier2pre dsbe dejaRse IIevAr al hom. /.
bre de los sntuaiagmos
OgRmoS al ssf1F CoFdeFo:
1902 (HOy)
G25 DE JULIO fseha augusta
Q1s ae eaeribio en- ell temple de Ia historic
En p4Rinas de gloria.
EI tirano se aapstR
Al Fecordar aquel heFmoso dfa
Eu que oil rujldo del cAfi6n a potente.
BI10 sc fnnoble frsnts
La iEfRusta Hraafa
En el peeho del pueblo borincano
sc lev1nsa IN 9iaar en- que estA eScrit&
Esa fsehs bendita,
Qde nos tRa1o sl prok Feso americanos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
Vote Expected on Meas
uro Saturday.
WEEK IN CONGRESS
House VIII Consider Bill For
CONSTRUCTION of Govern ment
Cable Connecting All In
sular Possessions.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The greater
part of the time of the senate OF the
present week will be given to the inter-
oceanic canal bill. An effort probably
will be made by the supporters OF the
Nicaragua route to secure an agree.
nent to vote on the bill next Satur-
day, but the probabilities are all
against success. Senator Harris, OF
Kansas, will open the debate in support
OF the Nicaragua route, and he will be
followed by various other senators for
and against the measure. Senator
Fairbanks has given formal notice of
speech on Wednesday. He will support
the Spooner bill.
Saturday after o'clock the senate
will listen to eulogies of the character
of the late Representative Stokes. Of
South Carciiha. On Friday the nomi-
nation of William G.. Crosier to be
chief of the ordnance bureau will be
considered in executive session. 1t is
probable that Senator Hale will call up
the naval appropriation bill during the
week, but he has given no notice of
such intention.
The house program for this week
contemplates consideration of the
Pacific cable and the senate irrigation
bills, which the rules committee is anX-
ious to have disposed of before the time
set for taking up the Philippine gov
ernment bill. Special rules have been
proposed for consideration of both
measures. The cable bill will be given
two and the irrigation bill three days.
The cable bill provides for an Amer
lean build and an American
laid cable to connect our insular
possessions in the Pacific with the
Pacific coast 1t carries a direct ap-
preparation out of the treasury for
THE purpose. The prospects for its
passage are not considered bright. Mr..
Corliss, the author of the bill, profess
es confidence that it will pass. The op-
position to the measure believe the
cable TO the Philippines should be laid
by private enterprise. Some of the
house leaders, including Mr.. Cannon,
chairman of the appropriation COM
mittee. it is understood. will oppose the
irrigation bill. but the friends of the
measure are very hopeful of its PASS
age.
Tomorrow is District of Columbia
day All the appropriation bills ex-
cept the general deficiency. which will
not be ready until next week, have
passed the house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
BRAKES DESCENDANTS
viii Claim q Big Fortune.

Warren, o.. June 9.-The Drake Heir
association of Trumbull and Mahoning
counties, = which has a membership OF
sixty persons. Who claim 70 joerdirect
heirs ofcthe Sir Francis Drakesof Eng.
land. met in this city Saturday. The
various associations in, the United
States are now raising funds to send
specialists to England to search the
records and establish the line of an
cestors. and the meeting here was to
raise money to pay its apportionment
for this work. The necessary amount
was easily raised. rt
Information was given that proof
was being gathered that showed that
their claims to the fortune, amounting
to 5000, 100000. held by trustees In the
Bank of England. to be good. and hop
ed that distribution of the estate would
be allowed before many years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
FIGHT IS ON
Bell Telephone Company Has
Brought Suit Against In
dependent Rival.

Cleveland. June 9.-The Bell tele-
phone people began a finish fight
against the Cuyahoga Telephone COM
pany Saturday. when 1t asked that
the latter company be enjoined by the
United States circuit court from using
it's present system. The Bell people
say the Cuyahoga's system jnfringes
on three Bell patents. The old COM
pany also demands an accounting of
all money made by the Cuyahoga
company through use of these patents,
In addition to damages for use of the
alleged infrlhged patents.
The first infringement complained
OF Is upon a patent issued to Chi
chester A. He'll. of London, in 1886,
covering the first telephone ideas. The
second is on an invention of John
Stone. of Boston. on the telephone cir
cult. patent issued in 1898. The final
infringement Is claimed on c. f..
Scribner's invention on current sup
ply, patented In 1896.
Henry w. Everett e. w. Moore, j.
B. Hoge and r. II. Judd are made CO.
defendants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
WAS NOT DEAD
Kansas Doctors Father Re-.
vived When His Son Entered
The Room.

Callipolis, o.. June 9.-Dr. Giles
Davis, of Wichita. Kan. who was tele-
graphed that his father had died sud-
denly. arrived here upon his supposed
sad mission. On entering the room
where his father lay apparently dead,
the doctor bent over and began to ex-
anime him.
Finding that life was not extinct,
the doctor turned and went into an
other room to get some medicine. and
on returning his father had partly
raised himself in his bed. Although
less than IL hours since he was sup
posed to be dead, Mr.. Davis Is able to
walk about. This is the first time the
son has seen his father for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
IN conference
Fusnseemen's Executive Com
mittee In Mahonins vaiIey--
May Decide on Strike.

Youngstown, o.. June "a confer
epce of the executive committee of the
furnacemen's union is being held to-
day for the purpose OF deciding wheth-
er or not the furnacemen In the Ma
honing valley will be called out on an
other strike. because three Of the fur
naces In the Shenango valley refuse to
agree TO the terms of the settlement
here. The men have been refused work
at the furnaces In question, the own
ers of the furnaces not recognizing the
clause which provides that all men
shall be takep back.
An effort was made last night by
State Labor Commissioner Bishop to
settle the plumbers strike. which has
been on since May /. No agreement
was reached last night. but another
conference is arranged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
UNJUST RATES
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion After v'oIators Of
Railway Law.

Washington, June 9.-The interstate
commerce commission rendered
decision in the case of
Charles H. Johnson, of Nor
folk, Neb., against the Chicago, st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha railway,
declaring that the freight rates on
that road between Chicago and Nor
folk. Neb.. are unjust and unreason-
able. 1t also condemns the rate
charged from Duluth to certain points
in Nebraska as being excessive.
The decision is interesting because
there are a number of cases in which
the matter of freight rates are in
volved. 1t tends TO prove the con-
tention of the railroad men that the
commission now has ample jurisdic-
ton over the subject Of transportation
rates on railway lines in the United
States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
HAVE YOUR
SOUL INSURED
CONTINUED, From Page one.)

(COntlnueQ. FROM rage OEe.)
nianity. 1t has bought food and cloth
ing for orphans when parents were
sleeping in the tomb. desire to refer
you to another kind of insurance to-
night. 1t is the oldest company in, the
world and is called The Kings Royal
1t insures the soul and gives life eter-
raj; 1t reserves for you in heavens
bank riches that are incorTuptible.
undefled and unfading.
1T is sad to see family left in want
and penury. when a parent is removed
from earth; but it Is infinitely sadder
to be left in the lap of luxury here and
to know the soul uninsured has gone to
the judgment bar of God.
"1hese secret orders have their place
and so long as they remain in their
place they do good; they are Of human
origin and may be beneficial to man in
a material way. The church is divine
and through 1t We are brought into the
relations with God and Christ that will
bring to us the joys Of heaven and the
crown of glory"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
MAHONING'S MAN
Kennedy tho Favorlte.

Youngstown. O., June 9.-The Eigh-
teenth district congressional conven-
tion for the selection of Republican
candidate for Congress to succeed R.
w. Tayler will likely be held at Salem
on July 30. Mahonlng county. which
has not been represented In congress
for rs years, will make determined
effort to secure the nomination.
The Republicans of the county have
nearly all centered upon James Ken
nedy for the candidate and o. p. Shat
fer, J. q. Butler. Jr., Judge J. b. Ken
nedy and John H. Fitch. the candi-
dates heretofon, mentioned from Ma
honirg have withdrawn in his favor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
GOOD WHISKEY
Put Business ldess Into His
Head-.Crszy Over Wire
Jess Teiegraphy.

Springfield. O., June 9.-Benjamin F.
Adams. who was adjudged insane has
gone crazy over wireless telegraphy,
and told the court that he had been
communicating with higher power
since being locked In jail. and that
his discovery was worth millions.
Adams claims that he received a mes
sage from heaven. and that it was del
iyered to him by katydid; that he
was told there was a picture concealed
in his cell and that the katydid and a
blue bottle fly assisted him in finding
IL, and that by the means of this pic
ture he was able to communicate with
a higher power.
When asked II he had drank any bad
whisky he said: II used to drink bad
whisky. and 1t would make me crazy
for two weeks at q time. but now am
drinking good whisky. and It puts bus
ihess ideas into my head"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
HISTORIC KETTLE
Added ~ Q Grewsome Reiic to
An Erie Library
Museum. -

Erie. Pa, June "a unique and In
tel esting relic. though grewsome
enough in it's associations, has just
been added to the Erie library museum.
II is the kettle in which Gen. Anthony
Wayne's body was reduced to a skel-
eton nearly century ago. Through
all tile inter, ening years 1t has been
In the possession of descendants of the
srneral and through one Of them.
Major o. w. Pollock, U. s. A., was OBJ
tanned for the museum.
1t was in the winter of 1896, at Erie.
on his return from making a treaty
with the Northwest Indians, that Gen.
Wayne was prostrated with what prov
ed to be fatal illness, His body was
buried within the walls of the old
b'ockhouse. which guarded the enter
ance to Erie bay
There 1t remained undisturbed until
1909, when, at the request of daugh-
ter OF the general, his nephew, Col
Isaac Wayne. came to Erie to remove
the bones to the east. to be buried
with those Of his family, The Journey
to Erie was made ina two wheeled car
riage. the only kind of vehicle that
the roads or rather tracks of the coun-
try then permitted. On taking up the
body it was found to be in an almost
perfect state of preservation and the
kettle became necessary to reduce the
remains to compass that would al.
low Of their being carried on the sulky
Dr. ]. G. Wallace, friend of the gen.
erals. superintended the operation. and
the bones after their arrival in the east
were deposited in the Radnor church.
yard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
BULLETS EXCHANGED
With Fatal Results on Broad
way--Men In Buggy Fire
on Pedestria ns.

Marion, Ind, June 9.-James Lacy.
of Roseburg, this county, was killed
and Jake Gottschall was badly wound
ed In the right arm by three strangers
shortly after midnight Saturday night.
-Four men, Lacey. GottschaIl, Charles
sloderback and Henry Poe. went to a
road house, but were refused admis-
sion. It was raining and horse and
buggy was hitched at the porch. The
men stole two lap robes and the whip
from the buggy and continued their
journey home on foot. All had been
drinking and were singing, having a
good time.
Soon they were overtaken by three
men in the buggy from which they had
stolen the robes, and without the least
warning the men in the buggy opened
fire. Lacey fell at the first shot and
expired instantly. The second shot hit
Gottschall, inflicting a wound that
may cause him to lose an arm. Three
more shots were fred when the
strangers turned around and drove
north to Sweetser. thence to Swaysee
and south to Point Isabel and Elwood.
arriving at the latter place at 4:30 a.
m
The police were notified immediate
ly after the shooting and went to the
scene at once. They say they know
who the strangers are and predict their
capture within few hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
SLOT MACHINES
Chased Out Of A,l,anee.

Alliance. June 9.-Promptly at 12
o'clock Saturday the career OF the slot
machines in Alliance became extinct.
At that hour every penny slot ma
chine was either removed or had its
face turned towards the wall and was
imperative.
On Friday the police notified all
those having a a-nickle-in-the-
slot" machine to remove them from
their places of business by 10 a. m.
on Saturday. The owners of the penny
machines were allowed one hour more
of grace and received their notice to
remove machines at an early hour on
Saturday morning. So far as ig known
the order has been strictly complied
with.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-10
DIVORCED HUSBAND
ATTACKS A VISITOR
At Homs OF His Former Wife.
Salem Man u Terribly
Beaten.
(Stah Specially

(StaM Spocldi.)
Salem, June 9.-Saturday evening at
6 o'clock James A. Sheen went to the
home of his former wife. Mary Sheen.
from whom he had been divorced and
made a murderous attack upon Mont
Smith. who was calling at the house.
Sheen. from who his, wife secured q
divorce on account of extreme cruelty.
has been bounding her for some time
and threatening her. It Is supposed
that he intended inflicting bodily harm
upon her Saturday evening when he
made the call. as he had no means Of
knowing that she had company at the
time. She tried to prevent his enter
ing the house, but he forced himself In
and was about to attack her when he
discovered the presences of Smith. He
drew a pair Of heavy wire pliers and
beat Smith over the head until he was
almost dead. Sheen escaped from the
house and from the city. His where
abouts are .unhnowuL
Smith has several very severe cuts
In his head and more than hGD
stitches we're taken In his head and
face. He Will recover. but u In . SER
ious condition.