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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-01

Secretaric, nuestro emblema consis
tente on an brazo rotu ito, emr uf1sn
do ell martillo simb6 leo del trabs j D.
Por 10 tsrde, faimos & YER al Gober
nador para ofsecerle nuestros res
petos y nuastra adhesion absolute al
G )bierno de l& Metro ooli de ls is
Ia. Solo tenemos frases de sgrade'
cimiento por 10 exquisita corte,fs de
Rqu6l alto funcionario.
Por 10 dem&s, nuestros correli
gionarios de Ponce y de 10 I sla estkn
animados de los nj j res deseos y
esperan en- las proxlmas elecciones
hacer ueo de su derecho decidiendc,
por supuesto, CON su immense mayo
ria Ell triul de L. canoi laturs.
N - proper emos, en- primer In.
gar, encauzAr IL ad administration de
Ponce, bsstaDts decAida en- 10 actua
lidAd y eiercer en- Euestros compa.
triotas de 10 isla una benefciosa in
fuencia, para alcanzar el bienestar
de nuestrs p&tria.D
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INTERVIEW
con Ell senior Llbeftad Torres
Presidente del Comite
Republican, puro IL
quierdista' de Pto-Rico.
La agrupaci6n ha SidO insCrita
oficialmente como partido.

Uno de nuastros reporters visi. .
to aver 81 81 d II Libertsa To1res,
presidente del rartido izquierdista,
r0g4ndole Sc sirviera informarle
serca del objeto de sd vista & San
Juan acomps fado de otros sef1ores
de Ponce. Nues tro reporter fu6 re-
cibido sfablemente y hoy dsmos pu-
blioid&d las manifestaciones que
el sef1or Torres se sirvi6 hacerle.
-eHe venido & San Juan,-diio
en- pArte ell sef1of Torres-acompa pa
f1ado de los sef1ores doctor Esteban
Vidal Rios, Jnsto Rivera Esbri, Luf,
Va'ds vieso y Domingo Sepdlvedas
cumpli5ndo los mandates del cuerpo
electoral republicsno del D:strito de
Ponce, sgrnpsdo bsio 10 denomina.
tion de <Psrtilo Republicano puro
izquierdista p el cual, reunido en-
convention e., 81 de Septiembre d.
timo, acordo, bajo ell smparo del Or.
tfculo % de 10 sLey para elecciones
de ? Rico,s scudir al gobierno con
candidaturs propis, llenos los requi.
titos indispensa bies para su recono
cimiento como partsdo polftico.
En efacto; syer preeeGte al Sa.
cretatso de gobierno L. candidatura
por pstici6n de electores. Dicho Sr.,
Mr W. Gale, con suma corteefa nos
recibi6. y encor t ando que nuestra
petici6n llenaba todos los requisites
indispensablee, 10 acept6, remiti6n'
dome sl ef cto por 10 tarde una car
t. certificscior, 10 cuAl puede listed
yer. Tsmti.n le hicimos entrega y
t e objeto de alabapzss por psrte del
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Dos cartas.
Porce "a Stbre.

EOBCe n 0tDT6.
Sr. Doctor nj. Zeno Gambia
Sr 10 convention del Partido
Rspublicano Puro Izquierdista cele
brada en- q de Setiembre, se ha ser
vido design. rio & I'd. como Csndi
d&to para Delegado & IN C&mara.
Sabemos que as I'd. eunionistss,
y respetsndo su csracter y sig nifi .
caci6n polfticos, 10 Convenci6n le ha
designado sinembaTgo su Candidate
respatando sus ideas.
Ruego 6 Ui. SO sirv& decirme 81
acepta la designation en- I'd. recaf'
da.
Su alto coppatriota
Libertdd Torres Grdu
Presidente del Partido Republi'
cRno Puro Izquier dista de Puerto
Rico.
San Juan 81 de Sbre. de 1902.
Sr. Li.enciado Libsrt Torres
Grau.
Presidente del Comit6 republi
cano puro izquierdista.
Pence.
Se6or:
Rec1bl su atenta communication
en- que me partic % que l. Conven'
ci6n del partido republican, puro
izquierdistA reunida en- Ponce, Sc ha
servido designarme, CON mi caracter
de <unionistsa para delegado & IL
C&msra, y asf mismo preguntando'
me si acepto tai designation.
En- efecto; 20 no soy republicA'
no. El dfs IL de febrero dltimo, dis
en- cue en- IL C&marA de Delegsdos
Sc puso votacion ell <artfculo Sc.
G undo del Codigo Polftico,s dej6 de
serlo.
Soy sunionistAs, y 81 los dignos
com patriotas congre gados en- aque'
ll& G 1nvenci6n llevan mi nombre &
los comicios, 20 deseo que I'd. les
participe que aeepto ell b 2nor que
me dispensan y que CON ellos ire &
To- derrota 8 al triunfo.
De I'd. alto. compatriots
n. Ze7ao Gandta.
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NOTICE.

On and after Wednesday
October st. and continuing until
furter notice, all EXTRA cars
will rum to and from the Ma
rina near the Colonial Bank,
leaving the Marina at
7-1.3O-9--ll. l.3O A. P.
II noon
l-4.3O-5-5. 3O-6-6. 30 P. nj.
Leave Martin Pena at
6. Bolt. BOT. .15-S-S.3O a. NJ.
1890, l--4-5--5. .3O-6 P. M.
On Sundays and holidays and for
the evenig service to the Park,
after the hours named above,
EXTRA cars will rum to and
from the Plaza Principal.
SAN JUAN LIHG & TRANSIT co
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lola

Zola ha maerto. Si una pir&mi-
de fara6nica 6 ura cordillerA SO des.
plomarAn convertidas en- polvo, no
significAriAn On ell mundo fisicO mas
colossal cAida, que 10 que en- ell nun !.
do de las ideas signihca IL muerte de
Zolal
Astro del siglo XIX le LENA &
medias CON Hugo. Modesto de orr
gen, la divinidad le concedi6 su pri.
merA virtud: 10 modestiA. FranciA
recibi6 los primeros fulgores de ess
astro y luego Europa y el mundo en-
tero. iCu&nta lucha en- su vida
iCu&nta AmargurA! iCu&nto her oico
pujilatol Vencio in terrible legion de
necios que le TOGO en- suerte, vencio
las imponderables yeaccior es produ
cidas por su geneTo; venci6 & Glen, &
mil tenaces enemigos que desde Iere
sG RGQatias empezaron odiarle y &
quienes di6 el vigoroso puntapi6 de
sL0 IeYre
Cre6 una fam ilia sombris: los
Rougoe MacQuGrt. No 10 ereo, L. desen
trano de los pantanos sociales y ante
los ojos asombrados .de una genera
ci6n, Ia hizo desfilar desnuda, compile
tamente desnnda, contaminada por
la herencia m6rbida, evsntrada y
mostrando 10 interns podredumbre.
All, como una cordillerA, cae z /,
ID y apenas 81 las ciencias y las srtes
podrAn darse cueLt ta de 10 inmensa
desdicha mientras ell tempo no dist
pc el estupor de los primeros instan
tes.
El cerebro.humano tiene 1ndices.
Entire esos fndices que caracterizan
las facultades intelectuales del nom
bre, se cuentan la UdriedGd, la INTENSE
dad, el G, iteaiO yyel ge7aio NADIA de ESQ
tuvieron jan As los tontos de tcdos
los pue bios, salte adores de 10 fams
agepa El criteqfo, 90 para que l. s
hombres rs zonables venzan en- la lu-
cha por 10 vida, y el ge1aio es don di-
vino, privilegio de unos pocos, mer-
ced otorgada por el supreme genlo
los genios de ]a TERRA.
Pues bien, 'Zola era ESQ; un &c
nio! FL mundo era extrecho para ID
prodigiosa facultad amplifcaao1a a de
su tAlento. Solo 81 podls srrojsr &
SRonaas 10 arena del 7oGtatr0liSnlo
para one de los escombros Sc levan-
k@1 " 1@ &U - ASV@ Aks &A % &GA @1%to n ~
ment. Solo 81, Zols, podia conce.
bir & Paris con su eaaoTnee Vientre, Goa
su dicha de viv&, CON su obismo, con
los ensatenos de Moetret y con lA bestaa
huna0nG.
Al morir este gran frances ell ST.
glo pierde { su primer hombre. Su
obra, el motura1ismo, 10 soberbia con-
tinuacion de 10 obr& de BAlzac, que
da y quedar& immortal para que sir.
valde o. 1ero 81 pueblo que sufre, al
de Absjo. Ahf oneida invencible el
aaotu, ahsmo para llorar los humanos
dolores, para copiar las bellezas de
10 expl6nd ida creAcion que NOS 70
dea, y para reir, con earcsjada no.
m6riea, con Glen carcajadas que el
mas gigAntesoo de los cnistes pudie
tn producer, de 10 imb6cil chusma q.
pretonde sngaf1ar al buen pueblo
y & su costa engorda mordienco Ell
coturno do los hombres superiores y
de los hombres de bien.
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La poblaci0n
de LOndres.
dlsminuye.
Los riCOS tienen IlenOS hij> 5
que los pobreS.

Landree, Stbre. 19 Los socicv
le gistss Sc preocupan mucho del re-
su.tsdo de estadfsticas 1ltimamente
publicadas, segun cuyos datos hay
gran disminuci6n de pscimientos en-
Ioglaterra. Desde 1881 SO ha efec
tuado en- Londres upa disminuci6n
tal que de s7 que nAcian al af1o por
cada mil de poolac' on, ahora solo
nacen 90 6. Donde MAS se nota In
baja es en- los barrios rieos, mientras
que en- los populosos de Stepney,
Rethna G cen y Shadw sll, apenas
hsy variaci6n FuerA de Londres,
de 80. 8 que nacfan por mil en- 1881,
baj6 10 ciffa 6 25 g..
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JuicioS OraleS.

Aver el abogado Don Jose Ro,
driguez Cebollero obtuvo tres triun-
fos defendiendo otras tantas causRs
en- el Tribunal de DistriSo de esta
ciudAd, logrAndo Ia absoluci6n de
Julio MAldonado, por resistencia &
In Policfa, Justo Davila de Vega
BAia, acusado de robo, y Manuel
Aponte de Bsyamon Acusado tam
bien por robo.
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AVISO.

Empezando Microbes 10. de
Octubre y continuando hasta
nuevo av1so, todos los carros
EXTRA llegaran y saldran de
la Marina cerca del Banco Co
lonial; saIiendo de Ia Marina
q las
7-7.3O-8-ll.3O manana.
IL medic dia
l-4.3Q5-5. .3O-6-6.3O tarde.
Salidas de Martin Pena 4 las
6.3O-7-7. BOT 1888. 30 manana
l2.3O-l--4--5--5.3O 3O--6 tardo.
Los Domingos y dias de fiesta, y
para ell serylcio de noehe al Par
oue. despues de las horas arriba
nombraaas, carros EXTRA llega-
n y saldran de la Plaza Prin-
IA al.
SAN JUAN LIHG & TRANSIT co
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ARECIBO..
(De maestro corresponsa5)

Stbre. 80. En- In noche del al.
timo domingo go lley6 & efecto en-
los Amplics sailor -, decorRdos e'e.
gAntsmente, = ace lcgia sTsnamAs
de Arecibo, una velAda lfrico lterA.
ria, en- celebration del 17o aniversa.
rio de 10 Gran logia hobersna de
Puerto Rico. El acto result to muy
lucido y concurridfsimo.
La se1orita Canales eiecut6 al
piano, acompafada de los violinis-
tas Gambia y el joven Cruz, varias
piezAs musicAles de indiscutible me
rito; ne recitaron escogidas compo.
siciones pc6ticas por los sef1ores
Rodriguez, Susoni, y Torres, y de-
sMrrollaron temAs importaL tes, en-
galanos discursos, los sefiores AS
tor, Suliveres, Bernard, Calder6n y
NORMA.
El discurso de clausurs estrvo
6 cargo de Don Manuel Perez Avi-
les, Quien desempef1o ga cometido
como 81 sabe hacerlo.
iBien por los masones de Are
Anoche & las once, falleci6 ell
seflor don Luis de Ealo. r. I. P.
AL senior Don Jesds Cslderon,
empleado en- esta Corte de Distrito,
le ha sido concedido IN mes de Ii.
cencia de 10 que empezar& q hacer
uso desde mAnsnR, pasando & 10 ca.
pital, en- compaiifA de SD simpAtica
8 inteligente hiis, 10 senorita Tere
%.
Fsliz visie y pronto regreso.
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CAROLINA.
fDe maestro correpomsoz

%%m@@S@
Stbre 90 Aver Sc ha llevado
cabo por los elem antosde psrtido
Federal Americana, 10 convenci6a
para nombrar los candidates mum
cipAles, siendo electos por unanimi-
dad los ssH1ores siguientes
Alcalde
Don Ran On Ell. Delgado.
Juez Municipal propietario
Dom Francisco Gimenez Sic ard6.
Suplente,
DON Pedro Rodriguez.
Junta EseolAr,
Don NArciso Font.
Don B .si.io Plf1ero.
Don Francisco Ma Castro,
Conccjales.
Don Eugenio Malpiea.
JnaL Jlmanez S:cArd6.
q Ign&Gio Oivsro.
Sotero Vlzcarrondo.
Manuel Snarez Rosa.
TodoR esos sefiores merecen To-
conEauEa Y eat mscion del ca erpo
electoral que hs de darle sus votos
en- las proximag elecciones.
A iuicio de este CorrespOnsal
no ha rodido h&oerss una election
n as jaiciCsa y acertada.
Adn no conozco In candidatura
republicana, tan pronto me sea co.
nocida enviar6 nuua 6 eke peri6ii-
co.
Ha quedado alberto Ell curse es.
collar de 1902 & 1908, y los distlntos
grupos 80 han visto hoy completa-
menta nntridoR Muchfaimas mu.
chachas guapas y elegantes han in
gresado en- este curse y con esq mo.
two & las horas de salida se puede
contemplar esas bellezas que aban
donan el temple de To- Instruction
para ir & sus casas.
Y apror osito: aquf v& 10 re.a.
ci6n de los pre- fesores que han sido
nombrAdos.
MAESTRO PRINCIPAL.
Don Enrique Bastamanta.
GRADUADOS.
Sra. Asunci6E Esplncn> de Cruz.
Sra. Josefa Ruiz de BastRmanta,
Srta. Carmen Mascar6.
Don Jose Benigno MARTINEZ.
Den Alfredo Molina.
MAESTRO DE AGRIcULTURA.
Don Ramon SAntini Rivera.
MAESTRO DE INGLES.
Una st dorita americans.
RURALES.
Don | af&s Gonzalez.
Fausto Marin.
Don Rafael Martinez Villaml
Don Manuel G.lestra.
Don Ruperto Fernandez.
DON Emiliano IsRles.
Dom Francisco Mendfa.
Don Rafael Rivera DAvila.
POBLADO DE TRUJILLO ALTO.
GRADUADOS.
Don Teodosio Pereira.
Don Antonio Pereira.
RURALES.
Don Felipe Aldea Nazario.
Manuel Planellas.
Rsfasl Diaz y Disz.
Manuel Gonzalez Kianes.
Rogue Sanchez.
Felix Viera.
Muchos de esos 81 flores han de
N estrada " su compe tsncia en- an
r~ weNC
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FL diVOrCiO en- Italia.

Fl Gobierno italiano ha prepa'
RADIO ya el anunciado proyecto de
ley para 10 institution del divorcio.
e. Presidente del Conseio de
Ministries, sefior Zansr6elli, interrc.
gado sobre sus intenciones, se ha
mostrado decidido presentar 6 In
Canara dicho proyecto en- cusnto
principien los trabhios parlamenta.
rios, es decir, en- el proximo No.
viembre.
Con este motive So aruucian Ee'
stones muy sgitadsa. Els r6til decir
que sl Vaticano prepare 90 protes'
tn
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
Card from Mr. Stevens.
EDITOR EXAMINER:

EDITOR EXAMINER:
NV attention has been called to an
article concerning decision in the
Stevens-Stuart suit in your Issue on the
2nd which is very misleading. I have
been unable to locate this decision and
and now find none has been rendered !.
The suit did not grow out of the con-
duct of Sidney Stevens Implement Co.,
81 anch house while Holland was mana
ger. Holland never was manager of
this branch house. The facts are Stuart
& Holland run their own business had
their own books, did as they pleased,
got goods shipped to their order as per
contract, on terms they would be re-
sponsible for the goods and Sidney
Stevens carry the paper, if sold on time,
until due. Where they felt they could
give credit these notes were taken with
Stuart and Holland endorsement instead
OF money. until such time as the Stevens
Implement Co., was organized, then it
was run AS branch house with the
Stevens Implement Go. books but settle
ment was made with Stuart & Holland
from their own books which they kept
themselves and their obligation taken
in place of money and turned over to
the Implement Co.
Respectfully,
SIDNEY STEVENS.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
Resolutions.

Whereas; Tt has pleased the Grand
Architect of the Universe. in His divine
wisdom to call home the beloved mother
of our brother Chas. E Harris.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the members of
King Solomon Lodge No 81 \. F. and
A. M. of Montpelier Ida, do hereby ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to Bro
Harris and family in this hour of their
sad bereavement
And be it further
Resolved. That copy of these resolu-
lions be spread upon the minutes of the
Lodge. copy engrossed be furnished
Bro. Harris and copy be published in
the Montpelier EXAMINER and Caldwell
Z ribune
VIM. ROBERTS.
HENRY Fl. HOFF.
D,ORR POINTER.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
The Most Common Ailment.

More people suffer from rheumatism
than from any other ailment. This is
wholly unnecessary, too, for cure NAV
DE erected at very small cost. G. ".
Weseott OF Meadowdale, N. Y, SAYS:
i have been afflicted with rheumatis
Tor some time and it has caused me
much suffering. I concluded 4 try
Chamberlain's Pain balm and am
pleased to say that it has cured me-"
For sale by =. A. Lyman, the DRUGGIST
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
Additional Local.

Get your strychnine at Ritter Drug
Co. 8
See those new carpet samples att. R.
Brennan's. 6
Black I4egine for sale at Ritter Bros
Drug Co., Montpelier.
A beautiful line OF ladies summer I'M
derwear, white skirts, shirt waists at
FL. B. Whitman's. Ii
just received new lot of Sweet &
Orr overalls and jumpers for Railroad
men. Nose Lewis.
The finest coffees in the land is Chase
& Sanborn's. Various prices for various
kinds, but they are all good. Ask for
them the next time you want good
coffee. For sale at j. R. Brennan's. 5
A chance to buy trunks at low prices
for short time only, Will give 10 per
tent off. Call and see our line, FL. B.
Whitmans
Black Legine is applied with a needle
which is now very much improved, and
is provided with handle. The handle
with two needles is called the Black
Legine outfit. Vaccination with Black
Leglde is "a simple as taking a stitch
For sale at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.. Mont
pelier.
Every body should have case of our
delicious sparkling Soda Water. At
the Bottling Works II
A beautiful new line of decorated
chinaware just in this week at H. p
Whitman's II
l have the finest line of carpet samples
ever seen in Montpelier and can give
you better goods for the money than
yon get elsewhere. Carpets come sewed
ready to put down. Call and see these
samples. j. r. Brennan
Our Varnish Stains makes old furni-
ture look like new. In cans from one
half pint up at Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Hip
My line of tombstones, monuments.
etc., is the finest and best in the county.
My prices are lower than others ,;an
quote Give me call. j. H. brown.
9
Mems, ladies, and children's fancy
Hosiery A beautiful new line Just
opened up at Fl. B. " hitman's IL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior.
Land Office ut Black foot Idaho

Land Office ut Blacksoot Idaho
>,... May 5th, 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make nnal proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the James Fl.
Wallis, u: s. Commissioner at Paris Bear Lake
county, Idaho June ID, 1902 viz:
JOHN BLECHER
For the NE14 SE14, See q, NWL sWII. and
LOIS 2 d 4,sec. 26, Up. u 5, r. 46 Z B. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz: N''e.'
Thomas Hitler, Arnold Hirschi, George
Biechert and John Hall, all of Bear Lake Co.
LORENZO r. THOMAS, Register.
u. Spongberg, Atty. or Claimant l1-l6
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
Prize Winning Chickens.
]. A. CEDERLUND, Prop.

Black Langshan eggs from thorough
bred chickens for sale So for 13. Chick
ems can be seen anytime at my home.
Leave orders at Wedel & Hansen's store.
J. w. WEDEL.
d Montpelier
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
: Good things
: In season, too.

@FreSh vegetables and fruits directo
ofrom Salt Lake, as fast as they
Scome into the market there. .
oIce cream and soda water, asSS
ofine as you ever tasted. .
@Ice cream for sale In any guam =
stitys Made fresh every day. .
oLunch goods for a quick meal ore
ssto take with you on your cute
cling. We handle all the choice =
SSthings IN this line. .
eOur line Of magazines include all =
Sthe leading publications. Q
owe have lots Of other goods In 7
eegrocery, candy and notion line. .
: : Corner Grocery. 5:
@ Mrs. M. Hutchens, PROPRIETOR
Q @ Q Q . . . 0 . Q . Q Q % zee
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
Hereford Bulls for Sale.

we have few choice yearling
hereford bulls for sale at reasonable
prices. Call at our ranch and see them
~ HUNTER q GRAY.
heres snap. Fleeced lined under
wear former price $3.50, now - cents
Rest OF stocS in proportion. Sam T.
Lewis, the Fair
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-05-17
Prize to the Best Fisherman.

will give the best split fly bamboo
ioo IN my store to the fisherman bring
ing me the largest brook trout, caught
between May 1st and June fst this wear
no trout from the lake are to be con-
sidered
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-29
A board of directors, which includes
PATRICK TRIAL NEARLY OVER
Recorder COTS Charge to the Jury Had q
Decided Leaning Toward
the Accused,

New York, March 26.-The trial of
Albert T. Patrick, lawyer, on an in
dictment charging him with the muir
der of VIM. NJ. Rice, was continued
Wednesday. The trial was begun on
January 20, and when court opened
Wednesday it was believed a verdict
would be agreed on by evening. The
addresses of counsel were finished
Tuesday, and Recorder Golf read his
charge to the jury. He said the de-
PENDANT was not obliged to prove his
innocence; it was for the prosecution
to prove his guilt, and he was entitled
to the benefit of every reasonable
doubt. The jury, he said. was to
judge for itself of the credibility Of
any witness. The only thing for
them to decide was the innocence or
guilt of the defendant of the charge
of murder. They should not concern
themselves with any other charge
made against him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-29
ONLY A PARTIAL SUCCESS.


Emporia, Kas., March 26.-Two
masked men made a bold attempt at
/ o'clock Wednesday morning TO rob
the safe of the Hotel Whitley, in the
heart of the city. They entered the
lobby by two different doors,and with
two revolyers raised, compelled Paul
Vickcry, a clerk; Jesse Reeves, a
porter, and w. +. Sulvilan, a travelling
man, to throw up their hands. Sulli-
van was ordered to throw his cash on
the floor, and promptly delivered up
$50 in cash. Then he and the porter
were placed in a cloak room and the
KEY turned. Nickery was ordered to
open the safe, but convinced the rob
bers that he was unable to do so, and
he. too, after being relieved Of what
small change he carried. was locked
in the closet. Vickery is an athlete,
while the man who covered him with
a revolver is small in stature. The
clerk laughed heartily at the ludi-
crous situation, whereat the robber
threatened to blow his head off. The
robbers then attempted to break
open the safe, but finding their eff
forts futile, departed, first ordering
the three prisoners to remain quietly
where they were. There is no clew
to the men.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-29
Is DYING OF
y. w. Wharton Golden. One of the Principal
Witnesses In the Goebel Murder
Cases. Slowly Dying.

Louisville, KY. March 26.-F. W.
Wharton Golden, whose statements
to counsel for the commonwealth led
to the Indictment of w. S. Taylor,
Caleb Powers and others on the
charge of completely in the murder
of William Goebel, and who was an
important witness in the conviction
of Powers, Henry Youtsey and jim
Howard, is said to be slowly dying
of consumption in New Mexico.
1t is generally conceded that Col
denis death would be a severe blow to
the prosecution in the Goebel case.
With this witness dead, ii is claimed
that much of the commemorative
evidence against w. S. Taylor II
Charles Finley could not be placed
before a jury.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-29
NO FRIEND OF %DESERTERS.
Deserters From tho Army or Navy Have
Little to Hope For From
tho President.

Washington, March 26.-President
Roosevelt declared Wednesday that,
so long as he is i'll Office, no deserter
from the army or navy would find
favor with him. The statement was
made to Capts. Frank Bruner and
Fred McDonough, of Lytle Post, G..
A. r., of Cincinnati, who handed him
q set of resolutions from the ex-Un-
ion soldiers of Cincinnati condemning
the restoration of deserters to the
rolls, and approving of his course in
vetoing certain bills recently passed
by congress. They also arranged to
present to the president, at the next
annual encampment of the G. A. R.,
the resolutions passed by the Lyle
post thanking him for the stand he
has taken in giving preference to civ
il war veterans in the matter OF APP
pointments.