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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

PREPARING FOR DECORATION DAY
Alexandria aud Belle Haven Councils
of the Junior Oder OF Mechanics are
preparing for their annual decoration
day services which will he held on Sun
day, May %. An interesting and ion
pressive programme of exercises Ia be-
ing prepared. Decoration day services
have always been feature with TIE
Junior Order OF Mechanics, and those
being formulated for the 25th will be
made specially interesting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

FELL FROM A SCAFFoLD.-Mr. G. P.
Psdgett while working on scaffold at
the residence of Mr.. J. Csrlin Creigh.
TON about 8 o'clock this morning was
thrown to the ground by the breaking
of hoard and severely injured. His
scsln was badly lscerated. The in
;ured man was carried to his home on
north Henry STREET where be was at
tended by Drs. Smith and Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

FIsHTowN presented a very quiet
annssrance this morning, not more
tban a dozen cutters being 1T wor k.
SINE few negroes were sleeping 10 the
snn waiting for the arrivals OF fish that
Ssvs not been caught, and the signs oil
no,nt to the closing OF TIE SESSION.
About 100 shad have arrived since
Yesterday and no herring. The prices
ysmsin high as the demand excee 8
the supply. 1t is said that the prices ss
ohtaInsd at the fishing shore are as
GOOD as those received here, and tnal
most of the catches are disposed OF q;
soon as landed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

CHARTER. "A :charter was granted
to-day by Judge Motion to the Traders
Guarantee and Investment Company.
The object of the company is to
purchase I anchises, patents, designs
and copyrights, and to manufacture
and deal in the same. The capital stock
il to be moi less than 5000 or more
than 5000. Mr.. F. Mertens is presl-
dent, and Mr.. Park Aguew vice-presi-
dent. Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson Is the local
attorneV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are easier to take and more
pleasant in effect than pills. Then
their use is net followed by consti'
patton as is often the case with pills.
Regular size, 25,. per box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
DRY GOODS.
News.
A Word About
Advertising

Good advertising Is Simply talking hon.
estly with the public, and the people know
that any one who will misrepresent in their
advertisement will misrepresent in the sale
of their goods and confidence is destroyed.
Poor goods will not stand good advertising,
because good advertising is truth telling.
The newspaper advertisements 20 INFO the
homes OF the people; take a 9est in the
family circle and talk right into the hearts
OF thousands every day. as for ourselves
ne are willing that every advertiser mt We
write should represent US in any family cir-
Gle. We are ready ell the time to stand by
what 1, said, and we intend TO keep up this
family talk till everybody feels that our tate.
ments are strictly correct and thst our sdver-
tisement, shall not only be read but rem M
bered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

Bishop w. A. Sellew will preach In
the Free Methodist Church on south
Lee street tonight at 7:45 o'clock, also
on Saturday night ct the same hour
There will be an sll-day Sunday nett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

Mr.. George A. Rowland brought to
.hia office today sprig from Bartlett
naar tree which contained 10 embryon
r. nesrs. The tree is in the yard 1t
tsched to Mr.. Nowlsnd's residence on
south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.- For this sec
ton fair tonight; Wednesday partly cloudy
with showers and probably thunder stoI ms
in the afternoon light to fresh east TO south
Eindg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
LOCAL MATTERS

Sun rises tomorrow at BOB 8. m. and sets
7:04 y. m. High water at 6:35 a. m. and
7:O2 pm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

NJOTJCE-THE CITIZENS PROGREs-
~ slVE ASS OCIATION will hold a meet
ing in the rooms OF the Business Mems
League on "WEDNESDAY, May 7, 1902,
at 8 p. N. A full attendance OF members Is
earnestly desired.
JOHN 3. ZIMMERMAN,
JAMES BAYNE, President.
eecretary. myo ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

Mems, Womsn's and Children's, all fTesh
and nice Lsdies' Tsped Neck Shirts, sc.
Extra good ones Ice and 12lac Mems bal
briggan and blue 25c, and extra ones BIC,
cost SOC at many places.
Good quality Jean Drawers Doc and BOO;
elastic, seamless and do not rip. at the same
time fit snug and close; extra good ones ooc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
Mems Suits
to Order.

Giving man exactly what be wants in
style, At and fabric, at a moderate price IS
the mission Of our tailoring. The tailoring
we do will satisfy the most particular man
10 beth smartness Of style and perfection Ct
ct. Then the money saved will be crafty
ing to q careful man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
SIG, $1S and $50.
Shirts, Collars, SoX.

We feel that We occupy front seat in thio
crowd and IL y on consider style and TT, full
cut and foil length In your shirts we can
please you. Collars that are shaped TO the
neck. You don't have to claw at them all
the time. Good ones
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
Mattings.

600 Yards New Mating, 4O-ysrd rolls,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

UTANTED. "A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w WOMAN without encumbrsnce', to 90
to the country to cook and do general house
work COED home; will be treated as one oil
the family. Apply at this office. my6 1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

WANTED
A YOUNG MAN as assistant bookkeeper.
my6 3t CHARLES KING & BON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06

NOR sALE-A BAY HORSE, four years
II old, we'll broke and weighs LOO
pounds. Apply to J. T. MALLS, $50 King
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
Do Not Buy a
Sewing Machine

till you have seen US. We save You $50 and
more give you terms to suit and take your
old machine in part pay ment. No better ma
chino made. Light running Domestic. We
send you one on trial when you say the word.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
Watches.

Double face Nickle Watch, IDgersol move
ment, CSC. Correct time and will not tar.
nish. Everything fresh and new. Don't
doubt till you try.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-06
Gauze Underwear,

1Oc and IL Lee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
BAJO FL ANATE!MA

BILE: del desenfreno social de la mas es pan.
tosa anarquia.
iDecepci6n terrlblel
Pero ahf estan ellos sefIalados de CONT.
nuo por In vindicts ptolica; ahf estzn bajo
ell anatena; ahf esban, soportando con peaa.
dumbre atr01, TODD Ell FARGO de sus Qrandes
cuipas; ahf estan repudiados de Godos y
absndonados de una gran parte d0 los su-
yes. Sus propiaa conctencias les Acusan hoy
de sus hecho6 nefastos, y como st 1uisieran
CON sarcarmo inaudito justifcarse ante La.
opinion, despiden do sus Ia bios La queia el
reproche, contra sus amigos de la vfspeIa.
Esto denauestra palmaTiameHte al pals,
su tormenttsA eituacion de hoy. Las dis
gregSciOn6s que dlario Vemos Ell las fias
del parttdo adversaTio; la disparldsd ins6li.
ia do pareceres dc prccedimient5ts eLtre
sus hombres, nos dice las claras, que les
republicanos honrados; los que no son capar
ces de sancionsT actos p6rfdos l1eShonro.
SOS para su patris, Sc disponen combabiI
Jas iniust1cias en- Ell propio seno dG Ia colec
tiYidsd en- que mll1tan, queriendo salvars0
asi, de nn nafLana de oprooios de yer
guenzas.
NoSotrOs les aplaudimCs. Gyos place
yerles mostrsrse altiVJs, en6rgicos, tai go.
mo cuadra as hOn1 bFeS de honor, ante Ian
imposiciones del mandarin.
No importa que Sc llamen rapublica-
nos, siempre que est6n prestus Ia defensa
de los interests morales materiales de
Puerto Rico. Con patrtotas ast Vamos g. Ia
lucha de las ideas, sin que nos spesadam
bren sus triunfos.
Ouan diferentes estos de aquellosl
Por ESQ tiendeu los verdaderOs repuoli.
canos & Separarse de sus funestoa directo-
res. Por ESQ les huyen formulan contra
ellCs sus varoniies protestaS, corroborando
con su at titnd noble Y patrt0tiea nuestros
ataques al s1niestro grupo de San Juan.
Bllos, como todos los humbres honrs-
dos de Puerto Rico, T.clblrau mafana las
santas bendiciones del pueblo; cuando 10
grado Ell triunfo de la justicia, desaparea-
can las presentss tristezas de la PatriA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

slsndo IN dia do fiesta legal oil aGbsdo %
de Mario, sstAhlecidO por 10 Asemblea Legis-
lAtivs en- eonmsmorAci6n del anivsRssrio de 10
sselavitud en- Pnerto Rico, 50 oPdsnA poP 10
pvsaente que los dspartamsntoS e1ecuBivos del
qohieYno InsulAY, daben estAr sse dlA ceFrados.
TA1nbiSn Sc pide 81 pueblo Ell general que OBJ
serve ess dia qns mAFeA una 6poea tr&sceden-
tai en- ID histoTiA de la isl&. Ssgdn las nacio-
mes han GdslautAdo en la via de la civilization,
Ia eaelavlsud humAnA ha ido suYgten endo e1ds
vsz mas odloss en- suB reeusrdcs Ia aiegEfa
de Bu Aboic6u ha aldo mas universal y por
tanto ssta 6itIma proportions una OCCASION
propiciS para dia do GestA popular. En-
tal ssntldo dehe FegocijsTss o. pueblo de Puer-
TO Rleo de la libsrtad Gel hombRe, palpAndo
ahora como nuncA 10 que has1s podido hacsr
Antes, las bondiciones de- aquslla vsrdader&
libnrtsd, que ssr6 etsrnamente patrimonlo
suyo excIuBivo
In prueba de 10 euaI hrrno In prsssnts en-
San Jpan, ls hsgo poner el gran sello de
Puerto Rieo, en- 1a de Mxrxo de 1000.
William H. Hunt.
PcF ell GobeEn&dof,
Ohas. Hartzelr
secTetaRio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

AHA. en- Ia cludai de San JuanI estan
Ira anatematizadcs, los maldecidos por el
nueblo. 4Sus nombresH para que nom
brariosP HartO los conoce el pals; nar6o
los ha jusgsdo este ya por sus hechos' ma
Ga mas que por sus hechos.
Aouellos hDmb bres fuercn In dia sacados
de Ia Obscuridad en- que vivian por Luis Mu-
fIoE Rivera, para llevarloS & la vida pnbtcs,
Fatal momento! Las generosidades del
gran patricia, han costado dias amargos o
"a nntTis. 81 el hubiera en- Squel instsnte
adiyInado todo ell odio latente en- suS cora
zones eonocido sus fines anbieiosos per-
sonalistas, antes que haberlos mostrado
la luz Que los cOnfundiera, hactendoles vol
yer la Scmbra va iniciados en- su Iaoor
msldeclda; antes que colocarles en- squelICs
puestcs cue sirvleron para despertar en-
elloa Ia dess poderada sed de medro, les nu-
bIera dichc. SNT6, rnil yeces no; no vayaiS
4 Ia vida p1blIca; quedaos Ell La obscuridad;
ssf la patria &c tendra m&nana ell pesar In
menso de contemplar con dolor cen iris
teza, Vuestrss iDjusticias Vuestrss cons
cupisceneSas1
consecuenciss de aquel generoso error del
infatigable luchador
LEGO ell momento en- que hubieron de
d ner de manifesto al pals aquellos hom-
bres, 81 faIta de patriotismO y su carencia
absolute de ssnos principles de elevadas
ideas.
Y sl pueblo de Puerto-Rico que sofio
oon dfas de psE de ventura; que sof16 con
la realization de IN ideal cue tantas luchss
afanes lie cosbara; que pnso sus esperanZas
todas, su ardleDte f6 J sas hermosos snhe
los de ibertsd y justicia, en- Ia unidcacion
de todos los esfuerzog, de todas las volun
tades de toGos lOG nob,es pensamientes;
Que conf6 ciegamenbe en- 81 patriotibmo de
los Que un dia otro SO intitularon patrio-
tas dem6cratss, conteInpl6 en- IN ipstan-
te cesyaDecidos sus SUE fIOs; yi6 como troc6
se On objeto de burlsI y desprecio, ell santo
ideal que fuera aver Objeto del mas fsrvoso
culto, y que ya no era possible la conqusta
del derecho pstrio, en- medic dc una reac-
ci6n desc encsde enada, de IN ssrViismo incon-
ceb BILE, de 10 que fue a1n mas lamenta-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
ia SAGEROS

Presidents do Ia H&bAna esealas ha,
llegAdlo & San Juan en- oil vapcr sJa!faa les MI
g0tsntss pasageros
Justo NsvAYFo, Ana Canal TaviRfsre Rian.
Tasenats Alsunct6n G3psalex, Felicia Rodrf
RueE. Juan G onzAlez, Edslmiro Gonzales,
J3sf GsnzkIes MsTti. Elena GonzGieE. Eransfa.
co G1nzAleB, Juan Cabecer. Francisco MavmfI
joan Vfllafada. Cruz Viiiafan., Lson Caaezo-t
IN, OftsFino Huerta, Juan Gaii0dem EmftfoF
Puig. l1Ggenio Csstsro, GuiIlsrmo Castsfo, An.
drse dfgueg, .'en Montsa, Antonio G. Ar
cfs, a. Dsan, joss Ma Tsiads, GAspar b.
dffgnet. Alfredo Velex. Arturo Alfonso, Maria
R1salea. AEgale Guillermsty, Juan III arfa Can
ton, Jose Catderon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Sc les UG

A. gel Elu la Dsigsdo, vseino de San La-
fsnEo, NOS efcFibe una srtR aobra Pu TetiEads
del partIdo Fepubicano. De ella rsprodueimos
hstos eanesptcsi
GHassa hoy psFteDeef ~ psrtldo republics
BIO. AmAnte de nai pals, puedo seRuir hne-
las ape tielad en- axbgaviAT mis- senaimier los,
8us tnEndAn ssE &c Eada kombTs IN her.
nAne,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
P9HS Ona1

La vecins BlblAns de ls CEUz Dfaz haee
hb'ico que SemAndo coLctliGei6n B blanc
Hoion, poF haberla diTigi5o graves iDjnfiAs.
OelebFado ell aeto, r. alon hiEo una detrae-
saci0n cate E5FieR, maBf 'stSndo que deads que
ma eonoee observe una ccnductA intaC Shle.
Acudo . este medic para que reaccone L.
gpipi6n nj me iuSg6 NAL poR lRa hablillRs dc mi
dstRkcto.
Bibiana de Ia Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Ola FESTlvO

A continue ei6n pnbiicsmoa tomkndola de
Ia Crdceta OfctaL, ln & TINA proClsm& de Mr.
Hunt decArando fsSsivo el 20 de Mario. En-
die no sserito haV an arror que no de1s de ts-
per TntQG. So dice que Sc daclarA festive ess
dia por ser el 1naUeTsGTio dc L0 escLdUttud en-
Puerto Rico lHombTs 6que nos dice natsdY
Eu ess case no ssrS, sl 81 de Mario, sino sl
Is de Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
In oato.ioc

no PlsaEas, MAEsO II d. 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
.En v1aje

El ssnor = Pslka, 81 sub secEe tSrf9 del
4obierro con esposa famiIs, sefioF
Giles ChlsttnlReD. ambsrearon aver para Saint
Thomas Santa Cru4 en- el vapor frances.
Tsmbien smbarc6 en- ell mismo vapor ei se
1or LeuFsnce SAmhoTpe, que pisnaA Visitar las
ialRs bRrovento y ell sur AM erica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
P. ManzanO Ayin6.
REPRODUCTIONS

Nueasro esGimado eolsga FL Ideal latino
reprod Uce ell Artfculo de nuestro director titn-
lado Miranda O Cuba precediendolo de frasss
honrosea para nosoGrOs.
Tamblen ell colaga V0z de la p0trSa repro
duca nuestro srtfculo Ii MUj pol4sicG.
GeAetAs, colegaB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
4 recogerlos

NuestFa diatip guid& AmfER, Rh rita AuPo-
Pa Marin, pcs sDcarga decir los cue comprR-
fon efeetos del &Hosel Aurora1 one pAsen
faecReIlos hoy.
gLsda eompiSeida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Porto-Rico MAJ ket
139y al Pearl St NEW YORK 90 92 Beaver st

parst4 da regocioa
comi6n pnsrtoF
AgRncia
os me
resu tsd
a q p0 nj
vosnte Bah (Gerente)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
HOODS
JdrSQpdriLLG

Best for Spring - have taken
Hoods sarssparilla when needed for several
years snd would not be without it in the
house. It is an excellent medicine and I
heartily recommend its use In the spring
and at any time when a blood purifier and
tonic IS needed" MRS. F. NJ. FooTE, p
Irving Place, Passaic. n. J.
Spring Fever have taken Hoods
Sarsaparilla for my spring medicine for
years and have always found It reliable
and giving perfect satisfaction. In the
spring it takes away that tired feeling or
spring fever, gives energy and puts the
blood in good condition MISS EFF1E
Co1oNNE, 1875 10th Street, \. W. Washing
ton. D. c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
He CAME, HE SAW
HE CONQUERED
Jake Martin Wins Bride After
Short Acquaintance.
C0URTSHIP OF FEW DAYS
Mrs. Martin Studied Music at
Friends University,

After less than z weeks acquaintance
Jake Martin, of Wellington, and Miss
Anna Rude. OF this city. were married
at Wellington last Tuesday evening. It
was very quiet wedding. only a few
OF the personal friends Of the contracting
parties being present.
At present Mr.. and Mrs. Martin are
making their home at the Hamilton hotel
where a reporter for the Eagle talked
with them Yesterday.
Yes. I had known my wife personally
but two or three days before we were
married" said Mr.. Martin, but 7 had
met her many years ago and had heard a
great deal OF her since She came 10
Wellington to visit her cousin last week
and at her cousins home / met her
again. l guess it was a case OF love at
first sight with both Of us. It did not
take as Ions TO make up our minds that
We loved each other And it was no
sooner said than done. so we were mar
ried last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Martin is a brunette Of q very pro
nounced type. She is rather tan and of
a stately bearing. Withal she is very
beautiful young lady.
Miss Rude was formerly from Hois-
ington. Two years ago she and her sister
attended the Friends University. She is
an accomplished pianist and while at The
university devoted q great deal OF time TO
music. Several months go AIRS. Rude
and her daughter moved 20 this city.
Mr. Martin is q young ana prosperous
business man of Wellington. He is well
and favorably known, not only IN his own
city. but also over q great deal OF south
ern Kansas. His attention to business
and his joviaI disposition have won for
him many warm friends.
Mr. and Airs. Martin viii make their
home IN Wellington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
LESS CANDY.
Better to Give Children Delicious FOOD
Than Candy.

man Sa'uy'
Some foods win cure dyspepsia and
other foods viii cause IT, The safest way
20 get wei. Is To use the FOOD that agrees
with the stomach and permit Nature 20
80 along in thoroughly natural way
lady says. i have NJ last found q
true way 10 set well and keep wei. and
that IS by the use Of Grape-Nuts Break
fast Food.
For six years I suffered wits indiges-
tou and palpitati5n of The heart SO THAI 7
couid not sleep niEhts tried great
Iuony different kinds OF medicines and q
lot o. different Kinds OF cereals. bur none
ol them helped ne, ond uy stomach
seemed to get worse and worse
u became very despordcrt aad was m
Q loss 70 know what To &C.. Cre 6z
read In the paper -hat Grape SUITS Hr5ak-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
POPULlSTS ELECT DELEGATES
To County Convention TO be Held on
HAY l.


4. i'm. ..reams cmfwtacmfwyp CUP upuo
The Popuusts Of the First. Second.
Third, Fourth and Fifth wards held pri-
maries last night and elected delegates to
the county delegate convention which
VIII be held on May l. The Sixth ward
primary VIII be held Monday night.
The delegates from the First ward are:
George Christ, G. c. Kensler, J. A. Dun
can. James De Long. J. o. Hawley. ".
c. Helena, John Exton. p. Y. Healy, 7.
W. Brown, Alexander Brown, n. NJ
Sites. w. S. Kinsey. W. II. Litson. Geo.
Carrothers. David Adams. NJ. Defen-
baugh. Richard Hasselden. ". T. Shop
herd. \. N. Odel. The delegates were
empowered 10 select their own alternates
The Second ward primary elected the
following delegates: w. A. Ayres, Clark
Camp, J. W. Tapp. William Campbell, c.
I, Irish. w. ". culver, Gabe Voltz. John
Baird. George Charlton. ]. E. Howard.
J. i. Farrow. John Foster. A. z. Helm.
J n. Ballard.
The Third ward delegates are: z. A
Huse. A. C. Young. Il. L. TAYLOR, Chas
Noyes, NJ Courtney. ". s. Meyer. John
d PARROT. " r. Tucker. w. T. Dun
gan. II. Niehswonger, J. s. Jennings, W
W. Norris. Robert MeIen, =. J. Ar
mold. Rufus Crum, William Little. Ezra
Hartman. J. Y. Colviue \. Z. Hyde, NJ.
Gleason.
The Fourth ward primary elected the
following: NJ. p. Jones. r. A. sanlIey.
j. y. Barrett. NV. f. Jones, NJ. A. Pratt,
J c. Bobb. Z L. Canadian. Charles
Sarrow. A. NJ Ballard. William Cowley.
John Berger Henry Gardner James
Spriugsate. s. T. miller. T. Jaques.
The delegates from tne Fifth ward were
r.. r. Hite. j. =. Clarity. Grant Hnepple
George Rogers. J. e. Parkhurst, Frank
Means. A. 4. Dunmire. C. c. Shore, Harry
iodine Allen Smith. @. $. Ponce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

tary OF the committee, acted as perma-
uent secretary
The delegates chosen 70 the state con
vention were W. II. Boston. NInnescah;
Matt George, Garden Plain; Frank Os-
borne, Erie. Sam Nolan. Attica: William
Tomb. AinHeha. J. r. Brown. Union: Dan
Tierney. Waco; J. =. Henry. Morton: c.
A. schnitzler, =. ". Huffman. George Z.
Young. D. H. Dale, J. c.. Smith. J. T..
Dorsey, r. G. Fitch H. J. Hagny. J. Y.
Haymaker. 7. c. Milton. J. i. Francis.
ID. y. Crewson. J. II. Shields. George p.
Locke. an OF this city.
The aIternetes 70 the state convention
selected were william Mathewson, yvich-
tia; James 2ffller. Viola; Adam Vogt
Payne; VorIis Brooks. Wales Center;
Adam Hufbauer, Rockford: IT. 7. Pratt
kechi' C. J. Jones. Eagle; 7. II. Heck.
Greeley; r. Fl. Brown. 7. n Ash. L. A.
Dean J. x Alb-rts. r A. Cox. $. q.
Amidon. =. L. Taylor Vermillion Harris
S. c. Ashton. Oscar Ponce. Jerry Blake
man, William McCarty. T. J Van Ars-
dale. Julius Zimmerman. all OF Wichita.
Those elected to the congressional con-
vention are I. R. Martin. Alton: l. \.
Renner. Attics: Thomas Cartwright.
Waco; r. A. Hall, Greeley; John Pauley.
Garden Plain; Matt Clasen. Grand River;
James Dillon, Gypsum; c. F. Coleman,
Delano; Fred. Feldner. Payne; George
Seeker. Rockford: Nick Freund. Sher-
man; Charles Nelson. Valley Center: J.
II. Shields. 5. II. Litheheld. George L.
Young, Phillip Lapse. J. T. Dorsey. II. G.
Toler. J. r. Comfy. Z. J. Hagny. T. G.
Fitch, J. y. Haymaker. sam Hellar, w
B. Lowe. W. z. Wallace, c. S. Dyle, J.
". Burton
The county has twenty-five delegates in
the state convention and twenty-seven
delegates in the congressional convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Spring
Medicine

Is of the greatest Importance. This
is the most critical season OF the
year, from a health standpoint.
1t is the time wheE you imperatively
need Hoods Sarsaparilla.
It viii give you good appetite,
purify and enrich your blood, build
up and steady your nerves, overcome
that tired feeling, give mental and
digestive strength - in short, viii
vitalize your whole being, and put
you in perfect health.
Don't delay taking it.
Don't experiment with others. Get
that which trial and test have proved
the best
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-04-04
TO HANG
Quick Legal Justice Melted Out to a
South Carolina Negro
Especial to The MESSENGER,

Z " j -1SSSCIlSGl.D
Florence. s. c.. March 31.-Julius
Gibbes. the negro who c~riminally as
saulted Mrs. Daisy Lee HAYNES. wife
of Mr.. A. H. Haynes. a respectable
m of Lyman, this county, on
March 5th. was tried here today at a
special term of the court of ses-
sions ordered held by the governor,
was found guilty and was sentenced hv
Judge r. 0. Purdv to be hanged on
Friday. April 25th
1t will be remembered that this case
would have been decided by Judge
Lynch on the night of March 5th when
Gibbes was first caught and had been
identified bv Mrs. Haynes had if not
have been for the promise of Sheriff
Burch that IF the crowd would deSist
n he be carried to Florence and plan-
ed in Jail the governor would he re-
quested Immediately 70 order a special
term of court to try GibbeS."
The sheriff's promise was carried out
and tonight Gibbes is a convicted Grim
inal. with ONLY a few days to make his
peace
Mrs. Haynes the outraged lady. was
the only witness to testify on the stand.
Gihbes refusing to say anything. When
the death sentence was pronounced he
wept bitterly. The prompt trial by
Jury as in this case will no doubt re-
duce ~lynchingS in South Carolina.