davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
THINGS DOING
IN SPORTDOM,

Oscar Jones. we'll known in Phoenix
as a successful twirler, will play ball
this year with the Los Angeles team
A Los Angeles paper, speaking OF him
saws.
Manager Morley signed the young
wonder this morning and the fans viii
rejoice TO hear the news. Jones was the
successful pitcher for the locals last
year. twiring an average of little less
than 600 He officiated at fift-nine func-
tions. greater number of times than
any tosser. in the league with the eX~
cpption OF Ibreg. who tied him, Jones
is generally at his best and has de-
livery that causes the best of the stick
men to pillow up the atmosphere most
ly. He is in fine trim and Will
strengthen the team materially. No
player will be released by reason of
Jones engagement.
Now that all hope Of geeting III
Aso into Il Texas league is dead, an
enthusiast has suggested the idea OF
working up some enthusiasm on pro
position to form what might be called
a New Mexico. Arizona and West Tex
as league Any one cOnyersant with
the enthusiasm over the national game
as it exstst in the towns of Albuquer-
que Deming and Silver City, n. NJ.
Bisbee. Tucson. Globe, Morenri and
Clifton. Ariz.. and, of course, III Paso
Tex. can not help from believing a
league comprised of these towns would
certainly give interesting exhibitions
pride each town has in its team would
be a very desirable and prominent rae
tor in bringing about good ball play
ing and also in attracting the patrons
to the games These teams need not
necessarily be professional as each
town mentioned possesses sufficient ta-
lent to make mp excellent amateur
gregations In the large mining towns
there are always good ball players In
abundance and the fans love the
game and are willing to put up money
for the support of the players,
The above named towns are good
ball towns and can be relied upon for
more than average gate receipts. so
long as the attraction furnished Is
worth the price of admission. Good
ball PLAYING has to be furnished. Lo-
cal pride and enthusiasm may be
aroused for few scattering games
between rival towns by picked mines,
hut when it is desired to draw attend
anre at regular stated games the ar
ticlr furnished must have merit. other
wise interest will soon dwindle away
ana leave the enterprise to become a
financial wreck 1t does certainly seem
that this matter. properly agitated,
Would result in an arrangement where
by the mentioned towns would arouse
and meet El Paso more than half way
in forming a league Financially the
enttrITiSe ought to meet hearty sup
uort in each community and FL Paso
can he relied upon for her fair proper
ton of gate money.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
HVSTORTA De UN CRIMEN

10 tamilia del guRntsro IN nm satRdo de desc
Iaci6n fndegeTiptible.
Al VERNE me rrsguntaron IN tiampo w.
rIas voces.
-SLe salvar& natadq
Ell loro satRba sgonizRndo no habfa me.
dio humane de volvsrlo In vida.
Era - demasiRdo tards.
Trat6 de haesrle tomar an vomitivo, psFo
todo fu6 inhtil, pusS Ell animal muri6 o los pO-
COS momsntos.
Iba 20 . rstirArms cuAudc 81 gu&ntsro me
llAmo RpRrts me dijo:
-SOuknto 10 dsbo ustsd por su visitAP
Oonnsgo que me puse colorado. No hs
brfA faltado mas sino que me hubisss hsch
pSgAr
NO me dsbs ustsd nada-ls contsstG-
pussto que no ejsFzo mi eArrsrR.
Ab&ndone preetpitadRmsnte 10 hRoitR-
eI6n.
EI guantsro, para darme les graeias, me
hiso una vista, CUE 20 10 dsvolvf nj dia ai.
guiente
So hiia teBsA AMOS ojos negroS que nae las.
cinabAn.
al POGO tismpo ara fntimo amigo de mis-
veeinos, en- eompaflfa de los cualss pRsaba 10.
dAs las velRdas.
70 TOGO muy NAL sl violin Bsrta-~asf 10
llAmaba 10 nuehRcha-tocaba msdianamsnte
sl piano.
UnImos nusstros tAlentos tocamos vArios
dhos, por cleric bastAnts NAL intsrpFstados.
O:upsdo en- contemplsr mi compAfisra,
ma olvidAb& de mirAr las notAs y, naturalm an
to, oil compAs era In primsEa vfstima dc mis
digtFAccionss.
Una nochs, como de cossumbFe, llsgu6
con mi GAIA de violin baio sl bFazo, y do prom.
10 me detuve lIsno d. terror.
Sobrs oil piano ge hAllaba 81 lobo de mRrras.
Retroesdf anonadado.
Nj sl mlsmo Maebsth, aI YER IL sombEa de
Baneo, pudo experimental mayor sspanto.
-Hsmos hecho dlBecar Al animalito-ma
diio sl gnAntsro-para regal6Pselo o asted.
no tuva mAs rsmsdio que Aeeptarlo.
va hAbrkn eompPendido mis- lectores qus
mi Avsntura SePmin6 con IN mAirimonio.
Berta 50 una criatuIa admirable por au
bsllesR por 81 vondad, 70 soy oil mas fsliz
de los mRridoH.
81 loro, dssds 10 alto de nm sseAparsts,
contempla inm6viI nusstra dicha.
On dia, entra dos bssos, me diio b srta
-SNo % vaIdAd que era muy harmoso3
IA qui8n se 10 cusntagq
mo IS eomo ae puede morir de In gotta.
-Pues e. muy ssncillo-Ia contest6-IlegA
OIL eoraz6n mAtR irremisiblsmsnts.
Y lusgo dtr&n que Ell crfmsn rscibe siem.
pre- oil eAstigo que la eorrsSponde
No sstoy conforms con semei i&nte teoria |
E. Fourier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

En- RauallA 6poea sBSabR de guhrnieion en-
4ranobls un aseuAdr6n de dTs cones, an sl qds
BgurabA 20 como vstsrin&Fio militaR.
VlviR en- I'M tsreer piSo de 10 e&ila dc vi.
llars, daHds donda disfeutabA dc I'M panorama
In 81 piso segundo moFRba un gu1ntero
rstlFAdo, que possia I'm loro verdAdsramenta
antlp&tleo por sH ehsriR mon6tonA ssmpitsr-
ma No hRbfa quian pudiaYR SufFirls eu 10 va
cindsd. Come oil animal aatAbA muy bieu all
msntado, pAdseiA de got1 y tsnia las pieFnAs
hlnehRdas. Adsm6s, una fsHmedAd de 10
pisl ls hAbfA hseho pSrdSr gran pArss do aus
pluDAs.
sOus nses1ldAd impulse . los eomsrcian-
tsB FstirRdoE provsePse de IN loro9
lVAyAn ustedeS q GveriguRr oil misterio
El eorAS6n del hombrs tisns abismoS II
soudAblss.
E loro de mi vseino era mi peGadilIsi sus
ehirridos me abrumabRn de nm modo horrible
me impediAn eonSSgrArms nm RAoA1o serio
y formal.
DlAriAmonls eolscAbk s1 guantsF0 IL 1RuiA
en- ell balloon situsdo debaio de mis- vsntAnaH,
y rssuslto 20 . ponsr termino Aqnella slAua'
cl6n, peus6 an los medios de librArma para
siampFs del odidSo animAlueho.
gEAndaS males, grAndss RsmedioS.
Oompr6 arn6nieo, y deSds mi VentAnA AFRO
Is una d6sls dieho Artieulo sobrs 10 eomids
del lorO, repitIsndo lA opsrAei6n vRrioS diAH
eOnHseutlvOs.
Al lsvAntArms, 10 prlmsro que hAefa era
eorrsr . II vsntAna para YER el resuttado de
mi combination. PsFo sl mAldito loKo no tor
eta nuneA el p0reusos, No solo sstabA llsno
dc vida, Slno que su sAlud meioEAbA dc IN
modo visible, DsahlnehATonRs sus pAtAs lA
gotta dsSapArsci6 por complete.
En- YES de- mAtARle, le sStAbA 70 euFAndo
EntoncsS comprendf qua habfA eometido
una inBlgno torp0EA.
El ArI6nieo, proplnGdo sn pequsiaS dosis,
% nn t6nieo, y, por tanto, produefa en- sl lorO
81 siseto de una msdicin& bisnhschora.
Aqus incidents hubisrA debido deBArmAr.
msI psro tAl era 10 rspBgnAneiR que ell animal
me- inSplFAbA, cue Fssovl RumentAr In dosis
Cogi sl pAquets do AEtenico vsrn TODD 81
sontsnido en- To- 1GulR,
a eAbo de un cuArto de horA Ilamaron q
10 pusrtA de mi hAbitAci6n eorrf AbriP.
UaA iovsn AdmirAblsments hsrmosa entr6
lAdsAnte y me dii1:
IPor Dlos, eAbAllsPo, bAis uated en- segui.
dAl iEi loro Sc sSt6 muFisndo, mama W
Volvsrss locA dc psnAl
Ante To- desperation do mi vseinR, Ssnn
las primsrAa punzadAB del rsmordimiento.
-lYA smpisER 81 cAstlgoi-dijs 20 para
nlB adentros.
5sgui prOIaFoso a In iovsn, sneontre q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
Ia Comisi6n de
la poIiCia insuIar

Ansisy 20 rsuni6 10 Comisf6n dc Ia polieia
insulAr, eonsidsrando muchag denuneias con-
Era miembros del eueFpo.
El saFganto Rnhno Torres fu6 multRdo
con SO dollars. por violar ell rsglamsnto en- 10
que rsspecta ponsr los slsetorss en- Ifnea On
los colegios.
Torres tus Asusado por sl ius1 sehosn-
rich, que sc hRllabR de reprsssntants del 60
bisrno an Lares el dia da las sleeeiones, y la
psrmiti6 4 los elsctores que 80 sRiisran de la
Inca, por 10 cual fue suspeEdido. Dlcho sar-
gsnto regresaTk "a pussto.
ri sargento Villariny fue multado con dies
dfAs de paga. por violaci6n del Rsglamento,
que prohibs diaparos aI aire.
La denuuciA contra oil Yefsrido aargento,
surgi6 de una pelsa que ocurri6 en- oialss 81
dia de las slseeionss, antrs dos tuecss Fepubli-
eanos y I'M federal y IN 10 qua trat6 dc inter.
venir IN grupo de psrsonas.
VIIlRriny dice que no pudisndo AtandeP al
grupo sin poder lamar ning6n policia en-
50 auxiIiO, dispar6 su aHma, pues sra sl 6ntco
medic de Cue podfa valerss para ohtansr 81
sfscto desssdo.
Su disparo ai aira era eonsrario nj regis
msnto, psro Ii eircunstADcias atsnuaron 10
falta.
Los policfas Ramon IglssiAs Armando
Oollaxo, Reusados de eondncta indigna de IN
poIicia al permitirle Las Tnfhas. ell domingo
pasado, que comatisran ciertos aetoH do vio-
IenciA en- sl tfan sn sl vapoFcito gus hRcs In
trRvssfA de CAtaf1o San Juan, fueron cespe
didos del eueTpo.
Las aeusaeiones contra los poiefas Il anon
VaxQuax Juan Arrufat, tambi6n de estar
compic&dos an el Asuntoa per ser infundada la
acnsaei6n fueron desestimRdAs.
Ri policfa Victor HsnFiqnez.s que 50 Ia.
Ilaba dsstaeado en- IL c&rcel de Ponce, fue
dsspedido por ausentarss sin paEmfao J poE
ambriagues.
Ss ls impuaisRon SIS DO multa nj policfs
Tulio O6rdovR, por ssr eaip4hle do Ia fnga dc
oolIAxo, IN prisionero que limpiaba las eAlles
C6rdova ha sido sentsneiado qninee diaI
de RPrasto.
Slate pclieiAs euyos dos shos de ssrVielc
hgbfAn sspiraao. fusron rssrganehados POI
igual tiempo.
El aaunto del eabo Font, qua 80 halls
suspendido per violaei6n del Fsglamanso d
polieis, oil dia De las slseeiones. NO ha sido re
sualto a6n, pnss todavfR no - han rscibids
bodAs las denuneiAs sobFa aats asunAes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

Dice 10 tis Quitsrfs que ella no usa pslves
nj unRhsntoss nj tampoco eeha Las e&rtas, y
que para curar Las enfaRmsdAdes, como para
rsstablecar Ia pas sntrs Las faMillRs desEveni-
1as, no smpla1 mas taTapeutiea que In ds In
oraci6n.
Dieho ss estE que Ia brujk Q1itsria 90 ca !.
t0iea Pero tambl6n como cat6iiea 10 ha vis.
TO Amonsstada. Fn6 en- una OCCASION confe-
saxHe con nm ieauitR, quien diio de que ar
Ass 90 valfa para vfvig. I'll issnitA la rspren
di6, dfei6ndo'a qus re zass cns nto qultisra por
10 salud del pr6gimose psro que no cobrass sus
oraeionss Qaitsria eontsst6 nj iesait
-Puea nj sus mercedes hieiasen 10 cue me
rseomianda, ssto 81, rssar de baids, no hubie-
ran conssguido hacerse dusfios do ida una
m6nsanA do cAsas On poeos AMOS.
QaitsTia, imposibilitadA do siarcar 10 are
sotsrapi&S, astk dada nj diabIo. A! msnos di
es que 50 10 hA spareetdo mue has veees, y que
tiens dos cusrnecitos sn la eabs1a, con una
luz en- cada puntA.'
Ssran dos IampRFitss s!6ctricas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
IntereSante publication

5IsmpEs 81 6ltimo n6msro que pubIieA In
aAaVhaA OomereiRl HiSpano AmarieAnR,S su-.
para oil anterior por 10 vAlinao del tsxto In
rlquaSA de las iluItYAcioneB, pudi6ndoua hSeaF
eIIA mlsmA sxpeFlsneia con sl n6msro II que
Ae4na dc aalir & la p6blicR Ius, editsdo con To-
sAp,anaide1 que Ia casa Paigdollara MAcik, s.
en- O., de BAfcsIona. tiane sohYadaments aeva.
ditRdA.
49,, LlAman en- primer lugsF In atenei6n On oil
uIimo nhmsro dc sata GRsvlstAD nm notAbla
arHenlo de Rafael Puig Wallis, sstudiRndo In
iARnatriA eorehsFA en- MI mnndo, enaR&l6n da
inuegAbls lntsTeS para nusstro pals, v segui-
1Amsnee oil eonelsnSudo RTticuIo del director
us ~ ahaviataip Federico RAhoIR, ARtIculo ins-
plrAoo an aanA doetfina economies. Adomka de
"a "a Aeostum brAdas seceionss de eR6niea In
SkFIsRAi sontlsns asta n6meTo nnR inteRe'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
a g . . ar a

A trAvss del AtI&ntico dssisrto,
vso Ia im6gsn, que In nisbla ssfnma,
rfgfda hunatrse sntre IL blanca aspuma,
Cristo yaesnta sn sl sspuleFo alberto.
Has musYto ?-Sf.-Como Jss6s has muertc
para suTgir CON 10 potencis snma....
| B&1o Ii s0mbfR, que "a euarpo AlPuma,
tn sspfEitu immortal brilla dsspiessol
SQuien cslsbrA IN America su muerts?
/ Qnien maidics eI altar de tn memoria
Quail dc tnS hitos be injuri6 con ssf1ar
iAh, miserable ciego que no adviarta.
como IN rio 10 lnx sobra Ia hissorfa,
Ii mirada de Dios guisndo Es9sas.
Gufats 81 bisn, Al porvenir diehoso,
con Ii snsed&nza del dolor: tn llAnto
Oh nm nuevo bautismo, tn quabranto
% rsdsnei6n ~ quistud rspeso.
T6rmino OIL sacriAcio gansroso
la crus 80 una escRIA 81 clsIo santo
el h'timo gamido empiexa al cAnfo
de In ascension, el FenAesr giorioso
Oh, madrs da nacicnes Llega eI dia
de tu imperio feliz dc ia alma oFiundos,
ctsn pusbos glorincan tn dsstino.
Y, csntro de luz y IL ammonia,
gtPa hacia II, como hacia Ell sol los mundog
ell Universe dc "a Sol 10 tino II
lose de Diego.
MaysgAas. Novismbrs de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

El prozimo lunss ApAPseer6 an sSts psrl6'
90 81 euAdFo negro.
EItA vsz pondEsmos en- 81 . todos los sgsn-
teS, HaHeriptoras y Anuneiantss que 40 han
luedado con nusBtFo dInGFo.
No 60 possible gus peEmitAmos QUE 80 dis
poT ga de los fondoa de eRta empresR que tiWnO
gr&ndsa compromiIos qua cumpIir.
Las peraonGs que lleyemos Al msneIonado
euadEo, apsreeer&n con BuR nombFea v Rpelll-
doa, direction etc.
EI precise que en- sl pals tusra del psi
'e uonoSeA los inform&lsg q los gupgI sros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

Sante Monographs, msgnihcamsnts ilustrada,
de In &Fundici6n artistieA de Masrisrk y Cam.
pins, dsmostrando ssi cuanto se fnteresa pur
10 adalAnto de las indussrias nRcionales. Como
sismpTe, 60 de admirar tambien ID seeci6n dc
anunclos. rica atrayents, pues al depuyAdo
gusto artfHtieo qua preside confeecion
hay que AfRdfr 10 brilantsz que ls prsatan con
aus frmAs los mas celsbrados dibuiantes del
pals, merseiendo por todo clio In casa sditorA
los mas calnrosos Aplausos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
M as brujerfas

Por bEuierfa sstk sn In cGrcaI de GuIma'
rAes-PortrgRl-la tia QxfteriR Fac presA
On poF eI stereieio Illegal de In medieina,
eartomanciA y exploitation de In cTeduIidad
phblicM. I'm OpoFto donde eierei6 sue hAbili
dadss, ia IIamaban To GsAbiAS an Ia caEesl 10
GbruiAD. ProtsstA de la lnjusticia de que IS
vfetIms EI modicc do GuimaFas, medieo v
MIeAlda en- ma piese, In manc6 prsndsr somo
sseAIds, poEaus 10 periuiiea eomo medieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

Agencia de LA DEMOCRACIA

Ruego 9 todos los suserisorss snuneian-
les que tengAn BECIBos FENDIENTEs - sirvAn
rsceSsrI . ID mayor brsvedad. EstA agsneia
tfsn1 que rendfF cuentR n 10 empress Rntes del
80 del mss eorrtents.
SANTIAGO MARIN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
POBRES NINOS....!
MlDREs De lMlAs, Old Ell JGnso cOUgJO De vuFsRO MtDcO

No des hijos anunciadas ecandalosa
eate Gin antes OR dc vuetro m6dco Los medcos de
Puerto ilustradoe habra
que deje de convenr 10 defines.
E vao terap6uo del acete bacao null este siendo
emalsones asf madas CIR SA DE PSCAEOS Abb
ao del tmo Cngeo M6dico verfcado Paris
traar dedieron ALI
ecar complete e dol ac-ite dc bacAa aeno n
do vor medicinal los as
trDos castro ntestinaIes que ocasiona
No hay nj que rudimentao
gistema elaboration Emulsion
grasa de
indgesta empean verifcar emulsion
sutando mas ndigea ntoerabe los estomagos de las
d6bies criaturas 9 pobres enfermos.
emuones el
suancias solo debon tomae medante pres
cripcon facultativa.
agunos puede empearse guayaco
anseptco pumonar: zero
dos necetan econyente ean tuberculosis nj todo
les tuberculosis deben demo solo 81
m6dcO debe recearO 10 eime OportunO
nofenvo, it'll de pract
toma 81
repugnan musones acee de bacalao
irtac6n mago Reonstituye los ogan1smos de-
nfermedad condolences cimato6as Es
de fac digestion percamente asmabe oponndose
ningdn tratamiento
LACTO compuesto u6tano de los
largos pereo digestion: emulsion
vefca medante de indgesa s emuso
acelte s1no Syenas de
terias digevos eogdo sftos
puestos> vehcu he pura esterelizada> eementos
todos rqufsimos principles medcinales y amentcos
Preguutad repetmos vuestro medico, da oil
medcna verdad responde las ex-
gencias que reconstuyente enegco mas
<anemia tuberculosis convalecencas entas>
periodic agudo todas las Intermediates
sempre des6e reconsttur un oganmo empo
brecdo.
AL FALLO ILUsTRADA OLAsE MEDIOA NOS sUGETAM0s
LactO--AGarr
dice que es demuestra 10 que v&ls.
Lacfo- o-WarrOw Co, Qu1micOs New-Y York +
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

as, Sabado 15 de Noviembre de 1902
Published daily sxcspt Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
4 Proclamation.
py THE GOVERNOR.


 Whereas, 1t is provided by law that all re turns of elections required by law to De sent to the Secretary of State must within Io gay y the presence of the Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General or two or them and of the result of the election as thus as as certained except to officers provided TOT in Section Ie45 of the Code, the Governor must give notice by proclamation published in some newspaper at the seat Of government and . S.o.. and Attorney General did meet at the Capitol in the office of Secretary of State. in Mon. a gomery, on the l4th day of November, lsoZ and open and count all the returns whlcn oy law are required to be sent 10 the oecre s.n of State and declared the result as hereinaftef stated ,,, ,.u.. co,,or,. or of Alabama. do hereby give notice os dnr th,s in this State on the 4th day of November. in 1902. the following named per sons were elect ed Representatives to the Fifty-elshtn Coh' George W. Taylor was elected from the First Congressional District. H. D. Clayton from the Third Congressional S. J. Bowie from the Fourth Congressional c. W. Thompson from the Fifth congressiona l. H. Bankhead from the Sixth Congressional J. |. Burnett from the Seventh Congressional William Richardson from the Eighth Con- gressional District.
 And - o. w. Underwood from the Ninth Congress sional District. - In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the Great Seal to TSEAI1 be affixed at the Capitol, in the
 City of Montgomery. this 9th day
 W D. JELKS. By the Governor,
 ROBERT r. McDAV1D,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
H. B. SPENCER SLATED
SAID THAT HE WILL SUCCEED
 F. s. CANNON.
May Be Elected Third Vice Presi- dent of Southern Railway at Next Meeting-Ceher News
 of Railroads,

The Memphis Commercial says
 News comes from Louisville that H. . K. Spencer. who Is now General Mana ger of the St. s-Louisville line of the Southern Railway, will be elected Third Vice-President of the Southern Railway In place of Frank S. Cannon. who re- sigred on October l. This election is scheduled to take place at the next meet ing of the directory, which will be held this month.
 For some time there has been a con- siderable speculation as to the reason which influenced the resignation of MT Cannon. and there have been hints that 1t was because of friction between him and President Samuel Spencer. As H. B. Spencer is a son of the President of the road, there are those who claim to read in the reported selection of Mir. Gannon's s successor the reason for his resignation.
 I'll. B. Spencer is considered one of the brightest and most capable young rail- road men in the country. and those who have been watching his career have all along predicted that he would some day reach the top of the ladder. Personally, he is very popular, and his election as Third Vice-President of the Southern will be received with general satisfaction. His successor in his present position has not yet been named"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
A ROW IN THE COURT JUDGE JONES SENDS W. R. FORD
 TO JAIL. He Had a Hot Controversy With Richard Vance and Blows Were 1mminent-Both Lien
 Were Witnesses.

A sensational scene was enacted in the corridor of the Montgomery Federal building yesterday afternoon about 4 CLOCK when two witnesses before the United States Court came near conino to blows. As result w. R. Ford of Kan uolph county was committed to jail for lorty-elght hours for contempt of court
 The controversy was between Ford and Richard Vance of Randolph County. both of whom were witnesses in the ease of the government against Thad Vance charged with illicit distillng Richard Vance is father of the defendant and Ford was witness for the government
 The controversy occurred just outside the main entrance to the court room soon after the case had been called and the witnesses had been placed under the rule Th' 'und of high words reached the ears of udge Thomas G. Jones on the bench and he sent bailiff to bring the men into Court.
 ArraiGned at the bar Ford admitted that he had applied an epithet to Vance and reiterated the epithet saying it was true.
 Judge Jones lectured Ford sternly for his misconduct and concluded by ordering him sent to jail
 The following entry was recorded in the Court docket
 ''W. R. Ford. a witness for the govern ment. who had been sworn and placed under the rule in the case of Thad Vance was arraigned before the Court for mis- conduct in the presence of the court by assaulting a witness who was also out and under the rule. Ordered by the Court that W. R. Ford, for this contempt and misconduct. be confined in the County jail of Montgomery for forty-eight hours"
 Cases were disposed of by the Court as follows:
 R NJ. Gibson. illicit distilling. con1'nued by defendant; Sam Ellis illicit distillng, jury and verdict, guilty; J. w. Williams, retailing liquor without license. jury and verdict, not guilty; John Vance and Thad Vance. Illicit distilling, jury and verdict not guilty.
 The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning