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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Met With an Unset.

Mrs. George B. Strouse and son who
reside on one of Castle Grove farms
while on their way in sled to one of
Mr.. Benefits farms near Washington
vile on Saturday, when near Fred
Moser's hotel met with an upset caused
by their horse taking fright. Both We're
thrown ont in the snow but escaped in
jury. William Miller, who was driving
toward town, assisted them to repair the
damage about the sleigh and harness,
which was slight.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Entertained bY Elias Maier.

Elias Maier ON Saturday assumed
charge of the restaurant on Mill street
which he recently purchased from his
father, Jacob Maier. Sunday Elias
gave dinner in honor of the event.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Maier, Mrs. Lewis Bloch and children,
Elsie and George. Mrs. Eli Rosenthal
and two sons, Joseph of this city and
Isadore of Berwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Helm and daughter Gertrude and Miss
Gertrude Gross of Bloomsbury.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Married at Oatawissa,

George Treas, of South Danville and
Miss Mary Hellar, of this city, were
married O. clock, Tuesday evening at
Catawissa by Rev. Peter Altpeter of
st, John Evangelical Lutheran church
that place. The newly welded couple
returned home yesterday on the 1915
train and We're rendered reception at
the home of the groom parents, w H.
Treas, on Hazleton Avenue.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
A Missionary Tea.

The ladies of the Grove Presbyterian
church held a missionary tea in the
chapel Tuesday night Papers relating to
missionary work We're read by Mrs. R.
J. Pegg and Mrs. B. r. Gearhart. A
very interesting letter from Miss Jack
son, d colored teacher III the Haines
Memorial school at Augusta, Georgia,
was read by Mrs. w A. McAtee. Mrs.
w. L. Mcclure rendered a solo: Ever
Safe With God.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Officers Installed.

District Deputy Supreme Archon A.
NJ. Peters installed the officers for Lotus
Conclave, Independent Order of Hept-
asophs, at the lodge rooms in the City
Hall building last evening The follow
ing officers We're installed: John Kilgus,
Past Archon; Charles Buchhalter, Arch
on; John Richards, Provost; w. X.
Lunger, Prelate; Charles G. Cloud, Sec
retary; W. L. Mcclure, Financier; E.
w. Wetzel, Treasurer; Dennis F. Slat,
terry, Inspector.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Finger Badly Injured

L. Z. Daniels, 10 Cedar street, a
finisher at the Reading Iron Works, had
the thumb of his left hand very badly
injured about o'clock yesterday morn
ing while assisting to remove a piece of
iron which had ''collared" itself on the
rolls. The cash was an ugly one, al
most severing the nail Dr. Winter
steen inserted four stitches.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Fair Prospects of Recovery,

The friends of Miss Kate Eckman,
who recently sustained stroke of ap-
oplexy, will be pleased to learn that ac-
cording to an experts opinion there are
fair prospects for her full recovery, al
though the process may be slow, She is
still in Harrisburg and in few days
will be removed to the hospital for treat
ment.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Paid His Fine,

Zachary Thomas, of Bloomsbury, one
of the carpenters employed at the Read
ing Iron Works, was arrested by Chief
Mincemoyer Tuesday afternoon for be
ing drunk. He was taken before Justice
/ Bare where he paid his fine of s..
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Operators Receive Advance,

A general advance of salary has been
granted the telegraph operators of the
Pennsylvania system ON all divisions
east of Pittsburg and Erie, taking effect
on January ,1st. Those receiving $40
per month and upward have been grant
ed an advance of so per month, while
those whose pay ranged below that
figure are given raise of s. per month.
Messrs. Treas and Yohe operators at
South Danville, were officially notified
yesterday that their salaries are increas-
ed from $40 to $45 per month.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Rev. Fogleman Installed.

Rev d. l.. Fogleman, formerly of this
city, was installed on Sunday in the
Lutheran church at Denver, Lancaster
county, pastor of the Lincoln parish,
embracing the charges at Lincoln, Den
yer, Swamp and Schoeneck. The in
stallation ceremonies We're conducted
by Rev. DR. J. w Hassler of Lancast-
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Will Preach to the P. @. S. of A.

The Rev. r. J. Allen will preach
sermon to the Riverside P o. S. of A.
at st. Peters NJ. E. church, on Sunday
morning, February % Washington
Camp, No. 364, of this city, will also at
tend in a body.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06

The funeral Of the late Edward Nor
rison, whose death occurred Tuesday
evening, will take place at 30 o'clock,
Friday afternoon, from his late home,
Bloom road. Iuterment in Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
The Twenty first Anniversary.

The twenty-frst anniversary of the
Christian Endeavor, which was celeb
rated all over the world Sunday was
observed by the several societies Of that
organization in this city in the eve by
the rendering Of a special program sent
out by the United Societies. In addi-
ton to an address by one of the mem
bers on the Duty and the Destiny Of
Christian Endeavor' the program pro
vided other subjects for discussion as
follows: Our Celebration, "A Back
ward Look, Our Society Today, A
Message from the Moderator of the
General Assembly, The New Christ
ian Endeavor Crop, Christian Endcay-
or Day Missionary Occasion The
program was varied with prayers. re
sponsive reading and hymns
As a general thing the attendance was
quite large, Notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather Much interest was
manifested in the exercises.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Young Townsman to Wed.

Robert Y Gearhart, assistant cashier
of the First National bank, and Miss
Ida r. Forrey, of Philadelphia, will be
married ON Wednesday morning next,
February -. The ceremony will take
place ut the brides home.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
To Increase His Stock,

A. II. Grone is erecting a lot of addi-
tional shelves for his wall paper in the
northeastern corner of his establish
ment formerly devoted to the handling
of expressage The new shelves will
carry at least 20, 600 rolls
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
To Raise Funds for New Hose aouse

The Washington Hose company will
hold q fair in the building formerly oc-
cupied by H. NJ. Schoch during the first
and second weeks in March. The OBJ.
iect of the fair will be to raise money
for q new hose house
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Foot Injured.

Alfred c. Mellin, who resides on Sid
Ter Hill, an employe at the Reading Iron
Works, had his right foot bruised by a
bar of iron falling on it Monday night.
He was unable to work yesterday.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06

The funeral of the late John F. Gulick
which took place Saturday afternoon
last, was largely attended. The lodge
of O. G. A. NJ, of which the deceased
was charter member, turned out in a
body The pail bearers We're: E. E.
Fowler, Jacob Aten and John Swank
representing the lodge and Jacob Sloop,
William Rishel and Charles Baker rep
resenting the Trinity Lutheran church,
to which the deceased belonged. The
services were conducted by Rev. l.. d.
Ulrich. Interment was made in the
Lutheran cemetery, The floral offer
ings We're very fine.
Among those from out Of town who
attended the funeral We're: Charles A.
Sidler, Esq, of Snnbury; Alvin Gulick,
of Philadelphia; William John and
Isaac Gulick, of Northumberland
Joseph Long, of Kingston; Mrs. John
Shere, of Nanticoke; Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Shannon. Samuel Gulick and w w
Gulick, of South Danville.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
Party from Shamokin.

A jolly sled load of young people drove
from Shamokin to this city last evening,
They took supper at Hotel Oliver.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
OUR NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Great questions, both of political
economy and party policy, will as
suredly come up before the next leg
islature-and they must be dealt
with according to their gravity and
adjusted rightly, otherwise the con-
sequences to our State as a common
wealth and to the Democratic party
as an organization of principles
meriting the confidence of the peo-
pie and the right to rule will be
grave, indeed.
Wayne county is to send to the
next legislature n Senator and two
Representatives. Let these three
men be really representative men
men bright and upright, men con
versant with political ethics and
Democratic principles, men who will
be competent to frame wholesome
legislation and have the ability to
sustain it in debate, and will COM
mand influence in the legislature
commensurate with Wayne county's
standing and reputation in the State
at large.
Let the Democracy Of Wayne
county be not hasty in the selection
other legislative ticket, for not in a
generation has the State had greater
need in her General Assembly OF
men broad of view and conversant
with the States needs and Demo
cracy's true principles.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
ABANDON LITTLE RIVER.

Golds5oro has the location, the
soil, the climate, but we are defc-
lent on a supply of good drinking
water. Let the city sink deep wells,
and abandon Little River. The peo-
pie have no faith in Little River wa
ter. The statement made last night
by Mr.. Charles Dewey, chairman of
the Board of Public Works, in re-
gard to the condition of the river
ought to convince every citizen that
we should look to deep wells for our
water supply. In a most intelligent
way, characteristic of Mr.. Dewey,
he related to the Board of Aldermen
the condition of the river, the water,
and the water shed.
Water is a necessity. 1t should be
pure, abundant, and so cheap that
the poor a afford to use the city
water.
The ARGUS believes that water
should be furnished by the city to
her citizens at actual cost.
This would enable many people to
connect their premises with the sew
er system, thereby making a cleaner
city, hence a healthier city,a wealth
Ter city and a happier city, forhealth
brings both wealth and happiness.
Gentlemen of the Board of Public
Works, give us pure water and
cheaper water.
Now as to electric lights, the
ARGUS believes that a moderate pro-
ft should be made on lights furnish
ed by the city. Electric lights are a
luxury, not a necessity.
Let the necessities of life be as free
as possible from taxation. The lux
uries should be taxed.
The slogan Of the ARGUS is, an
abundance Of pure water from deep
wells, water so cheapthat the masses
can use it.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28

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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

I hereby announce myself a candi-
datefor the Office of Register of Deeds
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic County Convention, and
promise if elected to fill the office to
the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
6. e. GRANTHAM.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
FARMS FOR RENT.

Six more families wanted on my
land in Johnston county, five miles
from Princeton. Soil adapted to cot
for. corn, wheat and tobacco. Ny
tenants this year made a great deal
IF money on tobacco. Good pastur-
age for cattle and hogs.
aY-Not in stock law territory.
Apply to
DIR. r. A. SMITH,
4wdwau20 Goldsboro, n. G.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
SAFETY IN CASE OF FIRE.

The dormitories are built on the
cottage plan, one story high, with
floors two feet above the ground, at
the Bingham School, Mebane, n.
C. Thus the greatest safety in case
of fire is secured.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28

LOST-A bull pup-female-clipped
tail and ears, black around each
eye. Answers to name of Daisy.
Suitable reward. Apply at Argus
Office
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

To Democrats of Wayne:
I hereby announce myself & candi-
date for the Office of Register of
Deeds, subject to the Democratic
Convention, I solicit your support.
Respectfully
JNO. H. HILL.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28

Offers 125 graduate and under
graduate course Of study. New Ii
brary facilities, laboratory equip
ments and gymnasium. Number of
students doubled in eight years.
Large number ofscholarships award
ed annually. Loans made to worthy
students. Expenses very moderate.
For catalogue address
D. w. NEWSOM, Registrar.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-28
FOR SALE.

WANTED-An experienced sales
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dry goods. Write giving refer
ences. p. O. Box r., Goldsboro,
N. C.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
RETicENClAS
REPU E'LICANAS


que Sc sigle al Neacs por iniurias la Corte
de distrito, no encontrase abogado lefensor.
Podran algunos abogados, Olvi1andose
de la misidn que les impone la toga, haber
negado su defeps2 al San Juan NeaDS, ,porQue
tengan peitos pendientes en- dicha Corte,
y no Querer malqu1starse con dichos Jueces,
va que las Rcus actoDes del colega Van diri-
jidas Ia vida immoral de algunos G ellos
Psro ESQ solo dem 9Straria que en- tales abo-
gados falta ndependencia y valor cfvico;
pues ST un s0ndenado q muerte, I'm ssesino,
encuentra abogado que le defenda dcomo
no va hallarlo IN periodista Quien se le
acuss del sOcorTido delito de injWr6asf
Vergtienza hubiera sido para la toga
puertorrlQ uefEa que el San Juan Netys no
hubtera hallado IN defensor. 81 algu-
NOS Sc han negado prestarle ese auxilic, ell
San juan Rseos deberfa publican sus NOM
bTes para que Ell pals los cOnociera.
Pero Ell colega no hab1a de quedar in
defense, habiendu en- este pals abogados
tan independientes incorruptibles como
don Jose de Diego.
Este nobable iurisconsulto Sc Ia encar-
gado de la defensa del colega; ST en- ese
tribunai de DisGrito hay inmoralidad Y CO.
rrupci6n, de Diego la sacara la superncie,
con ell Valor c1ylco que ha demohtrado
siempre en- ell eje@o de su noble profession;
sin que cohibIrIe puedan las rettcenctas In.
flames. LA p"resa del Letrado garantlza
la absolucion. ....", dice ell periodico pa
trocinador de los Rossy, los Ramos J los
Morera. ST; por mas que Eg Pats suorsye
esa palabra, lie Diego es puro; no ha delln-
guido jamas como otros que lstentan la TO-
ga del .magintrado; Gnl ha acusRdo des-
de La poltrOn,l lie la fscalfa, obedeciendo q
la paslon polftica nj Venganzas ruines,"
Y si algo tiene que oecir Et Pals en-
contrario, dia,alo; pero claro, sin reticsncias
infames.
EI Sun Juan NeagS tiene defensor, pese
4 los dessos d5 Et Pafs.
la Yerdad resp1andecera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
Stafford.

Tn amigo de Areeibo nos escribs sobre Ia
impression que caRa6 Milf ell dtsctlsO del stfior
Coll Toste.
9eghn nuestrp fpfOrmantei ell discurso fa6
do corte unconditional antigua, con un gran
fondo da sumisioE sarviiismo.
CensuF6 q los que en- tod0S Jos tte7spOs no
han hecho otra coss que vivlr del poder sin
ouerer aband onATo, ain tener en- caenta qte
estabA hacienda su prDpto retrsto, pues desele
los tIsmpos de EslSsf1 IA 30 peg0 al presupuesto,
v todaSeA eAta AdLlerido 81. Es como ell can
'grejo, que cusndo muarde no aaoia nj aunqr+e
Ie RplQuen IN tiaSn encendido.
Diio que hAblA que ir ntoTste, en- vez ce
GdelaHte, que So 10 que oTdena ~ gramAtica
Dijo qae ls lihertad habtG lido de America
q Europa, con IN cual 1emostro sua Uostoe &C.
7locinieRtos hfsforte0s.
YconclnJ0 dieisndo cue habfa que esta-
blecer una escuslaI deEpto de cada Arbol.
En nn su dtasliLs0 fne el cLOu de IN nsstf'.
Y no obtuYp nl unA palmadas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

Cleric que el procesamiento no determine la
detncuencia nin6 el medic de averignsrla
cieFto que una saba regta jurfdtca soAhiene
que tOda persona es inocente mtentras una
sentencia FJEgUTORA no Olga 10 contrErio
psro entire noaotros hADla an case qae sentaoa
iurisDy sncia satabIeciendo este dilema
- decretR 10 Buspesi6n del aicalde Ge la
Cidra, SO decreta 10 reposicIon del alealde de
Cayey,
nj mas ni naenOs.
El ayuntamiento de Cidr& en- particular
los vecinos en- general soltcttaron 10 medida
del honorable attorncu; la familta ofsndids
nor sfv por medio de su letraoo dirigteron Ia
misma soicitud ID Corte del DlstriEo. Todo,
en- vano.
Luzbel triuIt6.
Mas ga triunio ss sffmeEo por que ss 81
de In perversidAd ala Pugna latente contrh IL
virtud4
Desde ensongas Ne murmura en- los eorri-
los de la pABa en- las tertulias de los cafes.
nosotros que p1Yaea ianl6s, que dAbAs
MI NUSoA pusinog en- seia oe 1ulcio Ia honCrG
baGiddd de los iueces de Ia Corte de Hnmacao,
no pudLmoa sentlr la vactlaci6n de la conhaaza
nj eli esRlAo de Ia duda. Seguide estabieciraos
nueetrO criterio sane sin reseTvas, y ojal4
que no 10 desmientan--fno 10 desmenttrdnl =
los t4asoSpechGblEi magistrates que han IA ce-
nirse oien pronto ID grAmslla del iurists, pa
ra ser I'm misEno tlempo jazgadores y iusga-
dos.
Strafford.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
EDITORIALES

griegos IN pueblo de artist2s, P6etas he
roes.
Lov que en- nnestras almas nianSenem0s
vivo pnro ell ideal del patriotismo, no de
ese patrioUismo voclng. zero que Sc traduce
en- SEES vagas, sino de ese noble sentim Ell
to que encarna en- hechos que digniican 4
la patria, tans gir no podemos nunca con la
inercia polftica, al con los procedimientes
bastardOs puestos en- practica poE unos hon.
bres que hoy sc liamsn repubt6cGnos Como
podrlan mafEsna llamarse fede, Gles, ,pero qua
nunca debieran titularse pmsrtorriQuefI0s.
Unamosnog, pues, los verdaderos patrio-
tas; qua loS aombres de fe comuniquen SUI
entusiasmo 4 los desesperanzados; que d
aouei duien rechazamos por immoral en- La
vida priTada no le aceptemos, con,o moneda
corrlentsl, en- la vida pdbltca.
Y Ys'n linnitar Ia accion exclusivamente
a la polftica, sino extendiendola todss las
manifestations socisles, coopereInos todos
al lengrandecimiento del pats,a su bieDestar
progreso que solo basta 10 practica del
deber para destruir los males que nos ago
bian.
Trabsjeulos en- ese sentido nuesbro
pals nuestros ideales sc haoran salVaoo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
Ell juiCio oral del sabadO
Juggadores y jusgados

MARAnA sbrA an CAguas de regres0 de
qaay&m& To- Corte de Dlstris0.
Para esa fschS Sc stnA Alo Ia vista pGbica CON"
ira el guArdiA Valentfn Ool6n oil slcAde Mo"
dssto Fsrrer, por homicidio en- In CidrR del
1ueE de policla don Manuel Santiago.
La sxpscsRcion que reina con motive de
ase Asunto inHnito.
De IN Iado In investio IRA oaciAl dc los cri-
mInSles y In victimaj de otro IN chmulo de
aetaIles quo grAyitAn en- ell f0ndo-pero que
gubiFAn 4 To superfcle al caloE do log debates
del iuicio--inssresAn de tai nnodc ls HociedAd
Que, aun euAndo elm hA pronnnciado su we're.
dicto sobre los eupabes, espers hacerIo
tAmuien sobrs los tu1gadores de an hscho tan
YitAndo.
condsnAdoH por sI voto infalIble de Ia opinion
phbhc4
Y 81 sontarse sllos en- oil banquillo, cuando
sOmIence q inz gArseles & nomlore dc Ia iusticfa
y dc la leyi sntonces comenEar& juzgar Ia
opinion & los administradores de IL tnsticia &
los INTERPRETERS de In ley.
FL 10 da Mario no SO celebrar6 pues ,el jui-
elo por N mu0rts de nm hom6re, NO. EsA ee
una eosA deanitivAments jnsEada.
MAiAnA 10 que se celeOFara en- Csguas 81
Ia vista de unaa tegasi ss eI tniciO de unas
soncIeneiAs
Dlos ilumins eSas e0ncieneiasi
.''.''. -. t.'.'-..- '.'''.''.'''''''.' ''...f
t''t'' '.'e'.''f''''' .'..,.........'.t.
!. Haee agunos meses el AlcAlde de Cayey
tu6 atacAdo de nochej fnfame emboscAd&
por una tuFbs En- defensA de So persona,
luchSndo frente frente, brsEo bFaso, no
mato uE csbAlierO, hiFi6 IN ra6AA. Y
AqRel AlcSlds fue envuelto en- las mallAs de IN
aum&rioj suspendiendosele en- va cargo.
4"4
POGO deHpu6E 81 juez de poicia de CIdra
seAy6 AL rigor de una bAla, para no volver 4 le-
vantarse. los viIlAnos que pEoduteron ese
trists fn de su vida ahf estGn fbres III, LIZ
BREsll; FefOcii&ndose en- su delitc, sin que les
aoiHme ID middleton de-su pusbIo,a nj les som
goie hRber escEito escrito snnombrs IN 10 eata.
dfsticA d Ion eriminAles.
Ahi, pero 10 que aohre todo nos eseanda-
liza NOS asombrA 90 que uno de los recs- ell
aIcAlde Modesto EeFFer-sigue fupgtendo de
Antorlaad. Asf 50 veta &c depFime 4 an ve-
cindArio dIgno por todos conceptos de conside-
raci6n, de rsspeto de slmpAtiA en- su justo
ssnumisnto.
81 ue deatituy6 don Pedro Rivers como
AieAlda dc Caysy sUPoNIBl5Do que ei proceso
lnhabiiEa los inaiviauos para los puestos
EGoncosi IA t4sbido hacerss 10 propio con el
elcalda de 10 CidFa Modeato FsFreE, CUE ac-
saAimsnte Sc hala pFocssado poE homicidio.
No hAceRlo e1 patenttSRT nnA Aaquerose
pAEelAldad.