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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

LA cosecha de cafe casi ha eoncuido,
notRndose en- ell com mercio In frialdad del arran-
quG, Veremos dentro de POGO morlr gsnte de
hasnbre.
-Felicitamos calurosamente q la Junta
de instruction de Usuado, como tambi6D D Ian
autoriaades que Sc desvslan por La educaci6n
de los niIos. FL pobre Jayuya, como pertsne-
del pobado, como sampoco log prcfssores de
Coroeys oollores, La Zams otros puntos mas
cue no Pecuerdo en- los nom entos.
~ Sea por Dlos....l
En- dias pasados, hablando personalmen-
te con ei alcalde de Usuado, me indico este que
hab.a Ieido en- la prensa una DoticiR refarente
y In desperfscci6n de una de las rnuraIlas de
esta metropolis, pero no porque 50 la habiesen
comnnicado de sqaL
Seria convenlonte que oil alcslde pedkneo
de este poblado le pasara uua COMMUNICATION
aQutl Ayuntamiento. Hsber 81 Dios Quiere.
Me dicen que desde Ia cantara nasta In
casa donde viYe Gabriel Moya, siguiendo In
argen del rio. es ar letrin. pdtlt ;s,
{ o nd mbien nstantemente tiansn cerdtB
amarrados en Ia oriila del rio, saekndoIo6
euande aYerignan viene ell doctor de sanfded,
--E doctor que ha de desemptfiAr esta tt
tulaI anda junto con los prcfssores que an
tas ME refero Respeetivamente v1enen aqaf
eutrt semana los doctores Cueto Audinotl
paro esas vlsitas no llenan las multipEes nece-
sfdades de dies doce mil habitantee que aqui.
existHn, maxine no ssbiendo 81 con seguridad
los dfAs senalados cfcialmente para dichas Vl-af
sitRs por al A Aynntamtento de UtuRdD. 4
-eEl pan que estamos consunaiando es
mslo , faito de pesO
LA DEM3CRACTA Sc vende an Ia farma-
ella L,amontte, supiicamos los que sun ties /
nen uandiente los reeibos del da Dieiem- /
0re timo que as uecesRFio el ezaetc cumpii- t
nisnto de Ia suacEici6n del peri6dtco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
AIvz q

por 60 ctvs. franco de porte Sc re-
mitiran por cOrreo 100 tarietas i'm
presas como Sc desee y con soLres.
Tambi6n ofreeemos con canto do
RADIO de gran lujo en- cartulina fra
a S LOO ell ciento impresas y con Sc
bres.
Dirijir los pedidos d don Jose F'ic6
Matos, en- Ponce, Gale de Ia &Con-
cordia> NJ. 3 frente a la 0fcina del
Correo.
Nota:-se suplica escriban con ella
ridad los nombFes y apellidos, cflda
pedido debe venir accompanied de su
imporfe en- money orden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
"a DEESTRO y SENEESTRO
CINEMAToGRAFo

Respectable pdbiiee. sefioras cabaleros.
nihoB soldados tarbA m1lt&: desde hoy me
prppOngo ofrecercs, entire dfasr una cnriosa
ssris do exhibicicnes, que han de constitulr
inaudablemente I'm exPectkenIo tan amsno
como variado.
Corno en- vuastra benevolencis, que es
inanlta, en- las excelentes cond lciones die mi
AparAto, qas sS de los mas perfeetos que Ss
coneeen.
.rodas las esceuas por al rsprod ucidas, 80.
ran copla hei do In realidad.
no ma negueis vuestro favor; no me ne.
gusia vusssro apoTo; no me negueis vusstro
cencnrso.
pinero no os pido, este es ya mucho en-
esia Apoca de crisis pecnniaria, en- que todo 81
nundo pide diner7, bajo distiutas formas y
poF difsrentes medios.
Creo que logEar6 lamar vuestra atenci6n,
pfOporconAndoos, do pasads. grAtos fsiaes
insssntes dc so!aE esparcimisnto.
Fio quiero abusar de vusstra pacisncia:
atf, puas, doy por termtnado mi speech me
retire por Ell foro.
Respectable p6brico: sea3ras caballeros,
niAos soldsdos, mdsicos dsnERntes, gaar-
diaa iHsnlarsS y turba muIta, vEestras 6rde.
neS expresivos Fecuardos al Conde DIano
(Aquf IN sstornudo)
Jss6I, Maria Jos6
S*s
Fiiaos en- oil lienzO que sparsOe ante vues-
Era vista.
Flgura en- primer t5rmino una mesa es-
pIenoloAmenFe serEft su C8BaeerA Mr.
Hunt y en- torno sus conlensales ilustres, los
eanlaFeros de tanda que consumer oil primer
turno,
DestGcase en- el centEo de la mesa uns
fruteEa monumental, sohFe In que hay colo
rad0s, en- ferma de pir6mide, unos cuAntos
manages apettoSos apateeidos, que estSn
dlei0ndo: Z comedmei0
Lnfellcss los que Rl coDtem plarlos desde
lsjoS, tienen que Conformarse con repetiE,
somo la zorra de la fAbuIa: q EstGn vePdes1
Los oios de los eonspf:aos invitados So van
tra9 la simb b6iica frusa, con avidez coiIcia
inal reprimidas.
EGozcue sonrfe, con sonrisa mefstof6ica
So nirada, malisioss sagaz, pAsa de la
frntHFA- m6nstruO los tnrrones de &lversaa
elases que nay diseminados sobre la mesa, los
CuslGs examfna como pstito experto, cayo
F&lAaar conserya Eratas reminIscenGias de
todos elloR....
Ds eonisnse ei ssrvieioj pFincipian &
funcionar las mand1oulas, todos los restros
SonTfsn eomplacidos y satsfschos.
Hay entire los 'eomensales exImios gour-
fTIst con rehnamientos dc 14hculo, gouTmand
con tragSderas de EiioEkbalo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
Angel Aco'sta Quintero
1Abogado " Notario
ponce. Puerto Rico.
Tranquilidad, Saluli y ReDoso nara las
nadres J las Oriaturas.

III, ,- JAhAbE sCALMANTE de la
aeAoTa w ANcLOWy So dA los niAoe en-
9, pes4oao ae La DENTICION. Les
aDlano.1 a,: las encias, iesuelve la infianacion
aiasla t1'do olor, y pura el coli ventoso.
Inocente efcaz en- todos los casas
Aconsegsmos las niadrea que teng n IN
nifIo eniermo que nc deien ope Il nravsr. =.
oi6n prepia nj In de otros, eyita el mao IL
eats men!loina QUE proportions alivio So
gro, kbsolutameats seguro, i nh una
% orturDmente. Mia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
CHARD0N & Y0RDAN
PoaClE -Amoa a.

Agencia de negocios iudiciales, NeS
tarlRles, Contene5osos etc., etc. Testa-
nsntarfas, SO arreglan por diffciles que
seam. EsPEoIALIDAD en- jurisdiction vo.
luntaria: Asuntos contenoiosos. ne trarni.
tan con prontitud: Subsanaci6n de defeo
tos e1a documentes sajetos inscription:
AGENTEs Gle Ia 'sompaflfa de Seguros de
Vida GEL SOLE del Canada. Comnra
vents de incas rdsticas urbanas. 40.
Tfv1lpAD, precios in6dioos.
Julio 50 de I0o1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
lsREs0s

Segnn 81 estado of ;ial fofma-
do ultimamente, existan en- las
psnitenciariaG de Ia isla o:hocien-
tos pIesos pc,r distintos delitos.
LIE et4los, ciento diez y nueve
agnartian fallen sus causas Los t l.
bunalts. Solo hay presas cinco
mnjert,s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
Is sAN JUAN
POr aeH6grafO.
Ia PEssa De MUERTE

Los miembros pusrtorrique-
nos de ambas Camaras apoyan eI
bill rresent tdo pidiendo sea abo-
Ida en- Puerto Rico la pena de
muerrie. SO duda obtenga igual
apoyci DE- los miembros amsric AMOS
en- atenci6n d que en- los Estados
Unidos esta en- vigor dicha pena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
= EMFERMO

Mr.. Bostree, Inspector de es-
cuelas del distrito de Aguadilla,
Sc encuentra gravemente atacado
dc appendicitis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
- SUBSTITUTE

Aun no esta designada la parso-
na que ha de sustituir d Mr..
Bromba en- el puesto de Conf
slonado dc instruction en- esta liz.
La.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

Allochs rsgres6 lie la isla Gu
ienra, para donde habfa salido el
domingo, el honorab' egobernador
Mr.. Hunt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
laCl ~ 3 IA aiENvO

I'll Dr. Brumbaugh vuelve q
ocupar tl puesto que desempef1a-
ba en- Ia Universidad do Washing
ton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
ANyTU RGE

A 10 MINUT(DS DE San .TrTAw
El mejor hotel On este elima
!l, .-s l,is'llaiua ys.l 20 ollaclon. Parque,
ga1uhnos hiosco In iTlglesa.
Exce'lente eeryricio de carraaiea
Precios moderados. Se hacan ra "a
ducciones para familias. AIun
brado el6ctrico noderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

del cargo dc Comisionado de ms
trucci6n Ell esta isla Ie ha presen
tado NJ. Bfumbauoh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

LOS MEJORES BiDMBONEs. de choco.
lats cue Sc recIcen Ell ID, Isla los scaban de
ialpOrtar Eapaaoi Hnps. do To- casa MorI6ndo
1z GarsgIfo da Tnrfn pof eonducEo de 81 re-
presa 1kante general, nuAakr0 amigo don AIe-
Iapdro BOzEo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
NoticiaS =

e. iuex municipal de Juncos solicfta la
buca captura de Manuel Naranio, procesado
| por hurto
Por cable cue SO ha recibido Sc sabe Ia no.
| ticla de habar falleeido ell dia en- Puerto q
Vega-AsEnriaa-el senior de- Antonio Ochoa,
| padre de don Jose, don Victor don Severe
| Gshoa, del alto ccmsrcio de Ia capital.
No ha resutado verdad que ell Neeos fus
llayado los tri1anales por eli iuez Rossy por
los eargoa que la hizo con motive del asunso
Armstrong
Anochs ha 'iebido celebrar session 81 ayun-
tamiento de Ia capital.
Los policfas quienes Sc sfgue causa por
disparos lesiones al cabo Pacheeo en- Come
Ifo, Arturo Daz Tafor6 Teodoro FA-
brino.
Tipos ae oambiOs:
Londfes. ...s{ 30 div s4.s1
New-York, dIV.i. PAR
i Espsha, sd dly...........s7a .''i5S p. pg
Hamourgo, dIv..,,........4 pS
Pasado msnana llegara San Juan 81 va.
por frances sVhle de hsrseile.s Visne de
Puerto Plata escalas. seguirk viaje para
Saint Thomas Europa.
La CoEta de DIsGrftO de Arecf69 soiicita
la b6scs, captnray prisi6n de Guadalupe Ss-
rrano, responsible de IN deito de lesiones.
En- San Juan Sc ha alberto una academia
de Taqnigrsffa.
Aver sali6 del puerto de San Juan 81 va
por americana <E'huadelphia.e Va para New
York con pasaisros correspondence.
Hoy decomit6 la poifel4 $50 libras de par
Ia pAnadesfA del senior Machuca 10 de
don Ceestino Perez por faita en- 81 peso.
Ese amenso ae Ilegara 81 hospital.
Nuestro aprecable coPreligionarfo de Ma
yagusz doctor don Eagente 1nila Cuevas, SO
halla recogido CANA.
Deseamos su restabieeimiento.
e jaaves encliark en- la bs hfa de Ia Cant
tai el vaoor americana <Gsracas1 que viene de |
New York con pasaieros y correspondence de |
toda Is p6bifca norta arnarIcana.
e iustrado D9ctor don Francisco B. Bs.
sora, de Mayaguss, smplsa con frecusncia la
EmnIsi6n de Scott, Ia eonsidera como m
recon stitu gente de primer orden.
No tango iuGonvenisnte en- asegurar qua
s. prepafsei6n do los sen1res Scott & woe,
sonocida Sunlvsrsalmsntas con ell nombrs de
Emulsion dc Scott, me has dado, siempr que
3 he pTsseEtto, 2 qnes sncede CON mucha
recuencis) exeslenaes resaltados. sEs IN re-
.oDsttD gente do pemera caIfdadH muY recos
nendabe en- tod0s tos casos de debilidad or
,snica.
Dr. francisco b Bdsoru
Mayagti q Pto Rico, JUNO "a de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
REMUmclA AcEPTAuA

EI Presinente de Ia Re- dbIi-
ca ha aceptado IA renuncia que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
Farmacaa gEarq uez Ssozg.-caguas

Existencias renovadas constantemente.
nporaacI6n dil.ecta. .-Precfos limitados.
-Especiaiidad sri ell despacho de recs-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

Pssajes de ida vuelta 10 % de resbaia
Nif1oa msnores de 10 afios mitad de precios.
Los vspores de esta Inca son recomenda-
bles por sus somodidades especiales para pasa-
jeros, empleando de Puerto Rico 4 New YORK
81 rsdedor da : dfas.
Agg7stes ce7seraJes: BoaSon, Bliss 3 Daliett,
185 Front ST. New York In Ponce, Mcfales
y Ca En San Juan. V!llsr Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
Francisco ]. Mater
y Ramon Nadal
AE0nAasfQ " MnTAHise
As0GADos Y HoTARlos

Con notarfas en- Utuado = Arecibo res
pecGivamenbe. Bufete en Arecibo. Ofra
cen Isl p6blico sus servicios urofesionales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
ala RORTNOUEN;al

ala BORTNQUENS-De Targas s. Co no
islviaar cue ssta, casa ss Is que mas barato
vande y que constanteinents Introduce nuavas
lnercancfas artfculos de alta novedad. Wis
Ia haca "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
IlIlILrILrLIIlIIIi ILIIILlIILlIIIIIITEFIIl

EIuehia% IA t,das cisses-Margar rid
= CO S&1 Franci4eO 44.-Ea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

DOCTOR =. LOREINzO CASALDUC.
CirnisBo Dentists lNorta-americano
Aracibo Pusr1o Eieios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
SANTIaG,) 3. PALMER

AVOCADO AMEiRliCANO.-Ejsr en- to-
dos los TTibnnaiss de lt isis espscialmenta
an la Corte Federal
Gale Allen p6m. s3.-SAN JUAN PUER-
TO-RICO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14
.LE0NCI0 BARRElR0

8
NADIA mas G6Enodo eensaGo
que llevnr en- eli bo1sillo, para la tos Il:
rcsfriados caiita de las PassaIEa@
RrOnQufa les de Brown. Sin rival EI
para 81 alivio dc las irritaciones de Ia gar
ganta que son eausiadas por resfriados =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

E iuez municipal de Juncos solicita Ia
buca captlra de Manuel Naranio, procesado
por hurto
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
/: NEGRO DAY At rAE FAIR
COlOred People Dedicate Theis
Building At Charleston.

Col0red People Dedicate Theis
Building At Charleston.
CHARLESTON. 8. G., Jan. 2.-Ths
buildings and grounds Of the exposi.
tion, with the exception of tho race
track, were practically turned over to
the colored people yesterday. The at
tendance was very large and the con.
aict of the crowd excellent. The negro
building was turned over to the expo
EltiOn directors by DIR. w. ID. Crum
Of Charleston, one of the most accom-
plished colored physicians in the south,
with an address appropriate to the oc-
easion. The most notable feature of
the celebration was the address Of the
orator of the day. President I. Il. Mil.
Ter Of the State Colored college at Or
angeburg. Learn to labor and to wait''
was the keynote Of the address, which
was opened by glowing tribute to
Abraham Lincoln and Fred Douglass.
Among other things he said:
"The white man of the south is the
white man Of the north aud east; the
white man of the south is the white
man wherever the American eagle
spreads its wings.
1--WE have friends across the Mason
and Dixon line. They have spent their
treasures to assist in elevating us, but
we have them by the millions all
nroundNs on this side of the line.
Let me say here that there Is no
such thing as social equality any
where in the world and that no sane
white man or negro should pay any
attention to the catter about social
equality, for it is all bosll to talk about
1t. No sensible negro aims at 1t or ex-
poets it,"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Deaths and Funerals

The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Cham
bers, of Shipiey street below Tenth
will take place tomorrow afternoon
at l o'clock. ln,erment will 6c
made at the Presbyterian cemetery
New Castle.
Mrs. Letitia VanlIekle. OF near
st. Georges, died Yesterday aged
50 years. Her funeral will take
place on Saturday. lnterment al
Hickory Grove cemetery,
The funeral of A. Il. DcNorman-
die took place this morning from
his late residence on Ship!cy street
above Ninth Interment was made
"t The Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
James 7. O'Connor, aged 3 years
Of No. 81 Monroe street, died yes
lcrday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Train men Made Happy.

Within a few days the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Company will an.
nounce an increase OF from 4 to II
per cent. 10 the wages Of about
$4,000 trainmeu employed on th G
various lines Controlled BY the com :
pany. 1t was expected that this
announcement could have officially
been made yesterday morning as a
happy New Years greeting to the
army OF men, but on account OF the
great amount Of work entalled IN
adjusting the entire system, it was
impossible to make the announce.
ment Yesterday. However, when
all the plans are perfected the in
crease will be announced as dating
from New Years Day.
The increase will benefit every
tranmen employed on any line
owned or operated BY the cou,-
pany.
The Pennsylvania has adhered
TO the system OF paying its men by
the run. and it is SAID to be more
acceptable to the men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Ne.rOS .ok.u ,.G.ting White

Baltimore. Jan. 2.-In ward at
the Maryland University Hospital
Is a colored patient the color OF
whose skin is gradually changing
IRON bronze color white. The
p",.eAt is y. B. Cooper IS yeas Old
wIo lives On McIul,on street, near
Eutaw. is recovering from the ei-
tects OF an operation.
Coop RS case Is especially inter.
esting 10 the medical profession, as
it is exceptionally rare. Thepalms
ol his hands are almost eatrciv
w.iIe up TO the cnds OF his fingers.
+ sides blotches Of white skin are
10 be seen on vurious parts Of the
body. The physicians al the hos
p,tal say that il Cooper would lire
long enough his body would become
wholly white.
Little reluctance was manifested
by Cooper when ne was asked to
show his hands. lie drew the
hands from under the bed covering
and IN response to a question de-.
clarcd that has skin has been un-
dergoins change Tor the past Sor
4 years. Cooper says he lived In
Baltimore all his life and that he
Was a furniture mover. lie deciar-
ed that he had done nothing to
cause his skin to chanscsl is color.
Loss o. nIsmentatIon, or the color
ing matter Of the skin, is ascribed
by the physicians as the cause OF
the remarkable freak Of nature It's
causes is SAID to be unknVwp. and
Scientific iuvc>tig gators have 80 far
failed 10 give satisfactory cxpla-
nation OF It. The skin OF hilc OIL
ten turns 10 copper eo.or.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Letter from the Attorney General
Wilmington. Del.
January 2nd, 1902.


To the public:
The Morning News o! Jaauarv
2nd, 1902, iu its news column
states:
"The Governor said lie would be
guided 10 his actloLS regardlu. The
appointment of member oi the
Levy Court to succeed Lyon en-
tirely by the advice o. the Attorney
General.
learn that there is a public mis-
conception Of the meaning OF tine
above statement. Governor Hum
ou January lst, Consulted me COR
cernlng his power of removal of
John Lynn, in case he should ne
glect or refuse to resign. Upon
this point alone have given tine
Governor any opinion. Both in
writing and orally have stated to
the Governor that | could not
and would not, advise him as 10
whom he ought to appoint as the
successor OF john Lynn; that had
no candidate Tor the position. aud
would not, under the circumstances
or 10 any degree whatever. encum-
Der the administration ot my Office
as Attorney General with politics.
He clearly and fully understood my
position and did not by any State
ment he gave to the Morning News
reporter, intend toconvey any other
impression. His consultation with
NE was upou The question OF his
power, under the Constitution, to
remove an officer under these cir
Cumstances. II. Ii. WARD,
Attorney .Genera
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
PERSONAL
MENTION.
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Rettew
last evening gave "a delightful rscep.
tion at their nome, Fourth and jeff.
erson streets, In honor Of Miss Mar.
garet L. Reed of near Frederick, who
is visiting Miss Mabie Rettew. A fea-
ture Of the evening was u soap bubble
contest, the prizes were won by
Miss Reed aud Samuel Hawkins.
After refreshments were served the
guests spent the balance Of the even
ing listening to music.
Among those present were: Misses
Margaret E. Reed, Iva saun ders, I'll.
ma Saunders, Elsie Joslyn, Florence
Mills, Of Pueblo, Colorado, Maude
Rice, Annie C!eaver, Messrs. Kerop
Khoumrian, William Saunders, Sam.
uel Hawkins, Warren Vedder, Ar
thur l.. Gray, William T. Inderlied,
Frederick Graef, Barry Baxter, Hor.
ace NJ. Rettew and Mr.. aud Mrs. Hor-
ace G. kettew.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Miss Gineyra Steelman and Ratve
Donovan, Of Georgetown is visiting
Miss Paulena Mag Of this city.
CLEANERS ENTERTAIN.

The Grace Cleaners Of Grace NJ. Z.
Church, entertained the foreign mis-
sionary societies in the Sunday school
room last night.
About two hundred persons were
present in the course Of the evening,
every Methodist Episcopal Church in
the city being represented by one or
more persons from their foreign mis-
sionary society. by special invitation
every trustee Of Grace Church also
honorcd the cleaner byhis attendance
The guests were received by the
Cleaners, constituting the reception
committee. They were greeted by
entering the room by the patronesses
and then in turn by the officers and
the advisory board of the Cleaners,
after which everything was done to
make their evening most pleasant.
In the course of the evening, refresh
ments were served by the Cleaners.
the unique scheme of lavender and
white being followed even to this.
There was another feature of the
reception that was equally as pleas
ing, it being the musical entertain.
ment provided. Mrs. Alice Negcn-
dlnk, Miss Anna ". Simmons, the
Msse, Bcecher and Miss Edna Brad
field contributed vocal and instrument
tai selections which we're highly ap-
preciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
GASES IN
! CITY C0uRT 7.

With the dawn ol the new year
I Temptation won the battle with
Joha Malavan and he fell by the
wayside. Before Judge Church
man in the Municipal Court he had
no excuse 10 offer. He was given a
chance recently by the court aud
az usual when mangets a chance
aud then returns he 10 given the
usual fine with all the trimmings,
$40 and costa.
James Miiburn was charged by
Special Othcer John Gordv with
being drunk and causing annoy
ance to the passengers a, the r.,
w. IL Is. station by begging Tor
money The line wasS5 ard costs.
The neX. Candidate ior the
shower bath at Greeubank was
Patrick Schag,n. HIS hair would
place the luxuriart crop Of locks oil
professional football player 10
the shade. His whiskers were ~
keeping with his head oil hair and
his clothing finished the marks OF
a professional wandering Willie.
He was iound on b. q o. freIrh
train and will now enjoy the hospi-
tality OF New Castle county vita
la Meserve courses Tor $40 worth oil
bath, bed and board al the new
W0rkhouse
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
A FRIEND
TRIES SUICIDE.

Washington, Jan. Miss Agnes
Marcy, friend and confdante of the
late James Seymour Ayers, the victim
of the Red Hand tragedy Of the Ken.
more Hotel, for which Mrs. Bonine
was recently tried and acquitted, at.
tempted to commit suicide as the new
year began this morning, in sensa.
tional manner, as the result of grief
over the death of her friend.
Miss Marcy is "a years old, and has
been keeping house for her father.
Just before l O'Clock, wrapped only
in a blanket, she went into the street
on hearing the approach of an elec.
trio car.
Throwing the blanket away the
girl threw her self on the ground in
front of the car, which was going at
high speed. p
Motorman Aylors, however, caught
sight of the girl In time to lessen the
speed Of his car. The fender brushed
her from the track. She was remov-
ed to the hospital. where it was found
that her injuries were not serious. al
though her face and head were badly
bruised.
TO day the girl declared that she
wanted TO die and would make a sue.
cessful effort the next time. She
will be placed In an Institution as
soon as she is able to leave the hospi-
tai,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
GARD RASk LI.

Mrs Christopher Brehn. Of Phila.
delpha, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Reeves OF New York, who has
been spending the holidays in this
city, has returned home,
Vim. Brown is spenng the day in
Baltimore.
Mr.. John B. Lewis and daughter,
of Newark Del, spent New Year S
day with Mrs. Morgan. 5th aud JEFF.
ferSOn.
Miss Maggie Robinson, Of Iron
Hin. Nd. , spent yesterday with her
aunt, Mrs. Morgan. 9Th aud letler-
son streets.
Miss Jessie a. Whiteman and Miss
Elizabeth Il. Buckiug ham OF Newark,
DEL, attended the wedding Of Han,
nah C. WhitemaI and MIR, Fred
Campbell in this city last evening.
William Caruns who has been
spending the holidays with Robert
Bruce In this city has returned to
his home in New York.
Harry Chairo and John Wright
clerks in the Peace Office witnessed
the New Years shooters parade iu
Philadelphia yesterday.
Miss Flora Boulder who has
been spending the holidays with
her sister OF this city. left for her
home in New Yoik last evening.