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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
PONCE
NOTECIAs DIRECTAa

Vuelve sgtarsa ls idea de celebrsr an eI
mes pr6xlmo IN bonito festival artfstico litera.
rio en- los galones del Casino.
50 eHtsn hacienda los prep&ratlvos necesa.
toS.
Pronto estarA e libertad baio Aanxa.
nueStro estimado amigo don Rafael del Valle
que fue detenido por 81 desgraclado incidente
que "a eonocen nuestros ectores
Sc sncuentrs en- eats cludad Mr. q Gadsland,
Docio de IL casa suabel CO de Aguadila.
LIE sAluGamos.
Hs regrssado dc osguss nueasro essimado
Amigo compafisro don Eugenio Astoi, DIrec-
taE De GEl Pofyenir.
a eonaeeueneia de los trabsios que se prac
aicsn en- les GALES para tender Ia vfs de hferro,
81 seior don Arfstides Chavier, inteIigsnte
shlsta composition, ha comenzSdo los en-.
Wyos DC varios quintssos de cuerda de los o1a
sA on @usoE, con ooIsto de contribute al 6xlto de
lAs nessas qulncenAes que celebrara ell Casino.
Desde las primeras horas del dia an oue
Lae detenido don Rafael del Valle, mas de onin.
cs.pSis PSts0nas 50 oifeeian prestar Ia fanza
:, ,nE,t E'to damuestrA las simpatiAs de que goza
Paso parA Santo Domingo, ell nartes
tnVimos ell gusto de ssludar . nuestro amigo
y corseIiglonario de Mayagasz, doctor don fs.
sns MonsgsS, quien regresar6 FL nafs an al re.
de Aoril del afo actual. F'' - . ll'eS
90 vseina - - 'SP"0ii'
Jese Hsmon Torres. 'saSFSi aon
Procsds del campo republicaho
los ans dasaar csas-,z
de 10 que venimds afrmando cor rssnssfa ~ |
55asar OteT0 40 tseHan mas que.pasar p5F Ia ce.
lie donde estA dlclo ostsbecimisnto '"
az lanss, es Ia hacienda Rsataursda. eu-
trlo nm sraba1ador varlas oontusiones eonse.
eima. Au0 - SSyo en-
Z. Ia Ia ! Dm.o9sAoEA se vends ca la rabaqus-
al salif do an bale en- ia Martne a-r n.
eaclo houberts fn6 detanido Dor vario1 noII
cI1s'-ios mismos que disfrutaban del hail.
n = deHpuei del vergonzeso registro
lue Ilevsbs dicho Roubeyt "sAAsS0
,.,,.. 10 0enunclado Houbert y condena6o q
\, ~ So e 1res pesos de mutA por no haber aafs&f
i19d 1'O'1 ., pdra o. q'te no ue cttado con opor-
- 5sCnIoauasi ai rnultas cue hubisra evitsdo. sas
49, ~ telefe honbslt, Rceptando eiertag indies.
.1s,oT 40 suen para que Sc htcteru rer1brf. !
Mentira parsce que todavfa az amr,aar
sos IncAilEc4oiel Procedimientos. vona seen
los que los rsallzanI
~ aomln&o 10 reunieKon en- al loeat AL | !
ran nn nero dc psnaderos de e,ta ciudad !
Preslo1a el aefioP don Fernando Mad. :
icansable propsga ndists. 4
us
nn sodos astos dias ss hs visto muy coneu
= Lu4 ~ oonI1o ess9nlecimisnto La Tiadasfrsa
= = EUsS, que Osssnta en- sus elegsntes spara- | p
'hes Soaos Ios siecEos para eaballeros en- los
! mos oe asssrerlal cSmissrfa y Hombrererfs. D
como inhnIdad de ar&fculos de superior "a. a
i@1 PISSioo ELI coHpetencla. r. q
81
Un grupo de braceFos ae Teuni6 en- pn =
al de Ia cAlle del ooto, el domingo por la s,
'de. -
A dicha rauni6n RsistleEon fn7itzdos alnu. -
Rrtesapos, pronunciAndo dIscurso los Sreg
ssada, Matfas u Pitifre, tsndentss q seflslar
vicios que dcminRn los braceros, los
dos de corregirlos. a
Vnelve a hablaREe dc eisrtoa priviIegios 4
tTata do eOnseguiF II cowpafiis del tTanvfa !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
vEH'FAs IA coMTApO
MOTOR De PE'IR0LEQ METZ Weiss
Adoptado por eI gobierno do los Estados Unidos
Desde hasta 60 caballos nominalss

Para riego. luz electrical, cafeteros, sallere.
ete maqunas carpinterf4s, ebaniste1fas, f6brt
cas- tndustriales en- general, panaderfas, imp.ea.
tas, etc.
SdminiStran una fus srza II 1triz sin pelIgro q
segura para cnant1 So qulera Son extrenads.
Inante sencilIos. So les pue1e hacer runcionse
en cuAlquief punto en- cualquier insrante.
30 les mace Iuncionar con el perr6lco comdn
consumer como una pints por cada csballo de
fuerza nora de trabaio, cuya cautidad es ora.
tuada automaticamente por n edo de IN rsgu.
tdor. seg11 la que Sc emp.ee. Maattenen una
'e ocIdad unifJrme. Tened eacen1edor auto.
stlco, dando 81 traste con Ia molestosa cbjsp.
electrical tuoo de Ignicl6n. El encierre dsI
vie cigueial es IN detaIle .rnuy iaap0rtanta hs.
clendolos prueba de polvo muy r1gldos, de 10.
1rlcaclon automatlcse duraderos cymphtansnt
IN otor prccedente del 6naboI0. Las ventaias nns
presentan, comparados con los nlotoreg de yspof,
son numerosas No requieren nlaquintstaA no
aqua no hay quemanstar carbon nj
que una caidera Gle 1apor su m&ouipa ms.
una hase fuerte, tienen dos yoiantes Con
'ore para ei petroleo, ilayes, 1nformes com,
Sc garantifa ST. buen funciouamenao
, al agerrte general,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Peticiones Y msmorIaIes

- - % p IL SO osSiH1A aoAST6a Ia s8s
sion, por al presPents senior Rossy
Peticiones y mamoraIes
Antonio OIVsro Severe Mgrraro. porta-
70 menssiero de Ia Ckmara de Raprsseutan-
tas, dtcen que su trabsio durante las presentes
sestonas hs s1do excessive pidsn que les sean
ps sgsdas las horas de servicio axtraordfn arias
quls 90 So defecto sc lea sati.faga fntssro Al
sueldo del mes de Mario.
'-Edela Bsnitez de Gandfaa aise cue tiene
nueTe hiios caTeea de salud v de reeurs9g
per 10 que pide Sc le envfen dos de aoneIIos 4
estuiiar los Eatados unides Se reHera al
sefior Sancheg Morales para informs.
'-Gi pueblo de BaFrsnquitss pide Gus sea
seFminad2 la carrsters oue 10 enlazs eo5 Ais-
nito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Propuesfas de bills

baei6r de euentas manisipalss esnasissf6.,
de d.angass.
H. H. 1os por 81 seaar Yiveni eOrsansa ca.
glatfos pGblis0s dc aoeHmentos pglvades pso.
dthcahda Is leg de rsntasR. 4N"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Comunicaci0nes

Los mnniclpios de Ia Moea, QuebraauIas
Marlnabo Guayanilla, pFotessan de ia apa'
III 2 9ALos, Suya Pnoses5A naa heeho llegaF
s'"S s % AOAoi @oAs tSsluenss oe ID 6epdoil-
-se recibs una communication del Csn.a4.
eiseutivo ineluyendo ell O. 3. del seSor Hsr.'
zsl Gis obre delito de desacAto1
So les otra communication del raisrno ana,
pc ElaftieiPsndo que ha sIdo adopkado eli Fl "a
70 ePaFa lR celebraei6a del dfa del ArrloI q,
las egeuelas p6blieas de Puerto. Rtess ce,.
anmiendas. La Camsra eeord6 concurrfy 4 IL.
enmfeadaa propuestas per ell COnseio.
-El comite de confereneias presen.a ii,
infornie sObre el O. B II en eli oue al sefs,r
Crosaa autoT del proyecto haee constar an vceeI
ca eontra. La Camars acord6 aprobar eli Ir,-
fornle. = ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

ria del HehOr Joltaro. :" ~"@a aS-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Angel Dlaxagastf.
Gran Hotel "F|L0"
Ponce z. Z.

Ell dueno de este Hotel parficipa sns - IL -.
ha trasadado amigos qGs
puede oeo conodi1adez tsIsa % moreno ooho&
dos para amilas enteras "e1'D9 para on@
Magnificos banos ducha cono ae niaaa
Buena mejor comfort asi como sarv;c;o aul : t
limpieza. = O O S9FY1clo esmerado especial
Sc admten abonados po meses
- 1''N' Pfopietario,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
q Ell HOGAR !"

Doha Gracia Michel ayisa 4 sus ma rr,o,,;. - -
a. tene esablecda Ia0s &c e
cae de Puals altos Gle la casa Ia Is eh Foa
dOnde ha1Iaran
banos de ducha gratis para Los S
Servicio esmerado
Ponce, Septiembre 10 do 1901 Sa iuooleoa'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
LeYes frmadas

-. 1PesS e hrna las sigutsntes: So
dos pcr astsF ataeadcs de muermo; Ia ana a.
aorfiFa el nembrsmfento de mn t,oTn,tS - ~ 1s sa
tros Ell memorial soIfcitandn a. c.s,.-eF. $3.50
de lbs Eltsdos u Uaidos ma prin,a sehrs asa2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Comisi6n totaI

80 deeiaFa la CAmaFa an eamisgsr go,
paris eiiscutir al H b SO C6ds0o Cfrit 'hi
II Censejo Executive envfa MN D
noHIcFO para que 90 acuerde que el aat,s-' -
dor nrmB los e6digos con las enmisndss l.a
eh hall GER plumA & an maontntII.@ o lsuoas A9-
tieuInn ea anraIarlos lniai puss NO Hay
com lsion de regamentoe. 4N
g. 20 lsvanta Ia session hssta ISIS ocho nadia
son las Cinco media. "so1A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

El lanes, eS Ia hacienda R.stanpada -.
cnsncIa da - auoH a EAFias contusiones conss.
etma' UA pss@oo naoero Cue le csy6 en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Bill en- 3ra. Ieetufa

II. FL. so por sl sed1r Egoseae ~osrka oone
titueional para gobierno y adrniniseraef6p d
las eiudadss de Puerto Rfeo>.
PAs6 81 Conseio ejscntivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

4. LOS que dsaeen gdqulrlF el eonactufan+c
as 10 one venimds a6rmando cor resnecto a.
55dsaF Otef0i 40 tlenar mas due.pssar paF Ia ee.
lie donde essA dicho astsbleclmisnto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

ordeni nos dijo con aeento patri6tico: gnien-
tras seamos dDenos de 10 TERRA el pals no se
habFE ido, eonpletamsDte, de nuestras names:
ConseFTemes 10 TERRA TODD trance.R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26
Asamblea legi slati'v
session. DEL Ola IS De fEBRERO

4 lss dos p. n. SO deelsra alberta la sas
sion, por al presipents senor R0ssy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

gfsmio de ta6aqueros. car Ia f5sa - iosai dcl
S'@I p.,.I nero ds psnadeFos de esta ciudad.
incsnsable propsga "a ndists Nna'Aas'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

Ha ingrsssdo sn ST pasti4o I.A.a.t a..
Jese HSmon Torres. S0 'susFSi aon
FEoesas dsl campo republican0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

hn sodoe astos dias Sc ha vistc muv eonen
Lkio0 el ooniEo ens&hleciuaiento La Tn7ysfrse
es0s Foss, que osssnta en- sus elegantes spara.
cores toaos los efectos para eahalleros en- los
ramos de aastreFlal cSmissria uombrerarfs-
asf como inhndAA de artfcuIoa d snnsrIos -
Hoao Pree1os sin compstencia. P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-26

!. eonaeeueneia de los trsbsios que se prac.
hcsn en- les GALES para tender Ia VIA de hferro
30 M leTAntado an poIvo insoportable.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19
PREFERRED PANAMA ROUTE.

WASHINGTON, February S.-Admi-
raj Walker concluded his testimony be-
fore the Senate Committee on Inter
oceanic Canals with reference to the
reasons why the Canal Commission
changed its recommendations from the
Nicaragua to the Panama route. Admit
raj Walkers testimony summed up.
states that the Panama route is much
shorter and has fewer curves, and that
those curves which do exist are not So
sharp as those i'm the Nicaragua route
He also said he believed that, with pro-
per quarantine regulations, the health
conditions of the region along the Pa
mama line could be much improved. He
did not consider the present condition
from health point of view as bad.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19
MHITNEY TO RETIRE.

William c. Whitney has decided to
retire from business. 1t has long been
q notion Of his that a man with an or
binary amount of good luck ought to
be able to lay by enough before he was
60 years old so that he could have done
with active business for the rest of his
days Whitney was 60 years old on
July 18th last, and when he woke up
that morning he found himself in pos
session of sufficient fortune, so he inn
mediately began to get ready to re-
tire. He has been continuing to get
ready ever since, and he's not at all
certain that there isn't more work in
getting out Of business than there is in
remaining in harness.
1T is quite true" said Whitney to-
night just before entering his beautiful
MUSHROOM filled with guests to listen
tC the playing of Paderewski, that
I've decided to retire from business. 1
came to this decision some time ago,
but the nearest I've been able to get
Ia it is that l now go down town only
once in about two weeks"
Whitney will dispose OF most of his
holdings in corporations, but will prob
ably devote more time to racing. He
has already unloaded much of his Me-
trOpOlitan Street Railway stock
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19

Because she defied the Health Board
OF Berkeley, Mrs. HOnOra Bently, who
is reputed to be worth about $40 900, oC-
cupies a cell in the County Jail. Some
time ago Mrs. Bently was notified by
the health officer to have her home
connected with a sewer. Mrs. Bently
ignored the notice and detied the health
authorities, when they insisted that
she conform to the sanitary measure
demanded. As she remained firm in
her determination, a warrant was lssu-
ed for her arrest 1t was served and
Mrs. Bently was taken into custody.
She declares she will not yield to the
health authorities, but viii take the
matter into court and fight it to a
finish
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19

PARIS, February S.-Whie the
Chamber of Deputies was discussing
the colonial estimates today a woman
il the visitors tribune suddenly shout
ed Down with the thieyes,' and at
the same time threw into the hail a
package of eggs which grazed the head
of NJ. Pascal a Republican Deputy,
struck a bench burst and splashed
ever NJ. Pascal and other Deputies.
The ushers Immediately expelled the
woman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19

General order 1904 of the Board of
Supervisors was enforced for a few
hours by the Frisco Police lately.
More than half a hundred citizens We're
arrested in the process and they had
a lively time reaching their friends and
getting bail money with which to get
out of prison. The ordinance prohibits
'eXpectorating in public places" All
the men arrested were accused of COM
hitting the offense on the sidewalks OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19
MARKET Co..
Psi FORT sTEEET.

We have received a fresh stock Of
groceries. We also keep in stock, Taro,
Papaias, and fresh Island Eggs.
Give us a call.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19

NIvortIa- y0ur WANTS In nv star.
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Steamers Of the above Companies Will
~ Br about the dates below mentioned;
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Great Bargains in New and
Second Hand Furniture

More reductions in Bed Sets Tables Chairs, Rockers
Ice Boxes Bergeators Rugs all Sizes Pictures Mirrors
Mating Bed Lounges Bureaus Wardrobes Sideboards
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17
ANOTHER EXPLANATION.

Senator Tillman has taken pains to
explain to the people of South Caro-
lima that he meant no offense TO them
when he said in his Senate apology
that the Office OF Governor had in II
measure united him to serve in II
deliberative body. His Senate re-
marks We're necessarily condensed, II
permitted to expand them he would
say
I'm the Governors Office my every
day work was TO give orders and de-
eide questions, many of them import
ant, without consulting any one. This
habit of mind and thought united
me for entry upon the arena found
here. Senatorial courtesy and dignity
and everything connected with the
routine work OF the body was alto
gether strange and different from my
ideas, and have never yet been able
to adapt myself to the many customs
and habits OF the Senate, This was
all. cannot conceive how any one
would imagine that | could assert or
confess that Governor of South Car
alma cannot be dignified and behave
himself, here or elsewhere"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17
+ + +
MAUD WAS A CITY GIRL.

Maud Muller on summers day
Set hen in a brand new way.
Maud, you see, was a city girl,
Trying the rural life a whirl)
She covered box with tinsel gay,
Lined it snugly with new mown hay,
Filled it nicely with eggs, and then
Started to look for II likely hen.
out of the flock selected one,
Ana then she thought that her work
was done,
born hen
Stood up and cackled "ka-doot"
and then
Maud Muller came, and in hurt sur
prise
Looked coldly into the creatures s
eyes;
Then tied its legs to the box. You
bet
know how to make you set"
But still 1t stood, and worse and
worse
Shrieked forth its wrongs to the
universe,
Kicked over the box with tinsel gay,
And ignominiously flapped away.
Then bad hoy, over the barnyard
fence,
Tee-heed; Say, Maud, there's a
difference
Tween hens, you know, and 1t is
One says 'Ka-doot! and one 'Ka'
datr
Then Maud recalled that the ugly
brute
She tried to set had said doot!
And ever since that historic day
She bushes In an embarrassed way
10 think of the bobble she made
once when
She tried to set gentleman hen.
Wichita Eagle.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17

were at their height. succeeded by
brbing a small boy in gaining admit
tance to the house.
There were Il few screams, a sudden
scu1ying of slippered feet and the
boys were in sole possession of the
scene where the gay and hilarious fes-
tivities We're so rudely broken up.
But though the boys held possession
of theHoom their fair charmers had
fed. The aforementioned small boy,
however appeared on the scene and
said that though the girls We're gone
he could get them fashlight picture
for which the girls had pored just
prior to the interruption and would do
so for consideration. The depraved
yollngster was given enough change
to keep him in candy for a week to
come and later deliver the picture
The girls have been scheming ever
since to get It back, but as yet have
been unsuccessful
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17
THE COOK OF COMPANY K,

You have heard of many heroes
Who have helped to win the day
But have you heard the story of
The cook of Company Kf
We were out on skirmish duty,
All hungry as q bear;
And thought more of our stomachs
than
The bullets In the air.
The cook was right amongst us there
With kettle, boiling soup;
And when the order came TO charge
He Went right with our troop.
He followed us with mighty strides;
The kettle IN one hand,
The other waved the spoon aloft
And beat time for the band.
He finally stumbled on bog,
And down Went soup and all
1t only took little spring
TO rally from the fall
He rose and charged with pot ana
spoon
Until the day was won,
And didn't spill a drop OF soup
When he was on the run,
And then we found the fight had been
SO very, very hot,
That when we quit, that mess of soup
Was boiling in the pot
We filed our cartridge belts with
shells,
And Allied ourselves with soup:
And made the cook of Company X
The captain of our troop
--WM. T. SAWYER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17

Mr.. Bryan said in New York, We'd
nesday night, that had Mr.. Altgeld
chosen his moment of death, it would
been such as came to him. "All or
lis who knew him can he glad of this,
that his last blows were struck III
the cause OF an oppressed people, IN
a cause 10 which he was devoted. He
was, / believe, truly great man and
his services will be missed, his place
found hard to fill"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17
The Official Call
FOR
Democratic CauCuSeS
AND
Mass Convention.

The Democratic caucuses for the pur-
pose Of nominating Democratic Ward
Tickets, to be supported by the Vot-
ers Of the said City at the April Elec-
ton, will be held Tuesday evening,
March Is, 1902, between the hours Of
Z and s o'clock, p. NJ, standard time.
For the convenience of the voters
attending said caucuses there shall be
located one voting place in each Of the
several wards of said City, and said
voting places will be located as fol-
lows, to-wit:
First ward--City building.
Second ward-No. 2 Engine house.
Third ward-Barnett's livery Darn.
Fourth ward--Booth Precinct A.
Fifth ward--No. Engine house.
Sixth ward--No. 6 Engine house.
Seventh ward--No. 4 Engine house.
ing a chairman and secretary. resi-
Eighth ward---Booth, corner Wheeler
Said caucuses shall organize by select.
dents of said wards, who snall per-
form the usual duties Of their offices.
At the close of said caucuses the
votes shall be counted and the result
announced by the chairmen of said
caucuses, which result shall be re,
ported to the Democratic City Execu-
tive committee.
At each of said Ward caucuses the
candidate for Councilman receiving the
highest number of votes shall be de
clared nominated for the long term
and the candidate receiving the next
highest number of votes shall be de,
clared nominated for the short term
And the same rule shall apply to can.
didates for members of the Board of
Education, in wards where more thar
At each of said caucuses there shall
be selected Central committeeman
for each precinct in the several wards,
MASS CONVENTION.
And the Democrats of said city are
] hereby notified to meet in mass conven,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17
HOT TIME
In the Old Town Of Canal Do yer
For a While.

Canal Dover, o., March IA panic
was narrowly averted at the Big Four
Opera house in this city saturday
night. The comedy, Railroad jack
was played to IA big house. Ever since
the steel strike and the operation of
the mills here by non.union men the
feeling between union and non union
labor has been at high tension The
Mayoraity campaign, Is ON and polltI-
cal feeling is very bitter. The tramp
in the play presented last night is
made TO say, You are black sheep"
and adds, "Ill run for Mayor Of Canal
Dover" A non-union sheet roller pres.
ent took exception 10 the expressions
and started for the stage. For the
moment the vast audience was para
lyzed. In a frenzy, men yelling and
women screaming, everybody sprang
to their feet. Men sprang forward
to restrain the non-union roller, the
actors prepared to shoot him II he
leaped on the stage and guns and
knives were flourished freely The
electrician turned Off the lights and
left the theatre in total darkness. The
police arrested the offender.
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ton at the Mayors court room, City
building, Wednesday evening, March
10, at 1880 p. m, to select one candi-
date for Justice of the Peace to sue
coed Vincent Helbling, deceased. And
the members of the Central committee
to be selected at the caucuses above
named, are requested to meet at the
same time and place for organization.
In Witness Whereof we hereunto set
our hands this Sth day of March, 1902.
II. #, ANDRESS, Chairman.
w. A. SPENCER, Secretary.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-17

An unpleasant sensation was caused
IN the House of Commons by the state
hent that the bones Of British soldiers
killed in the Afghan war of 1872, were
announced to be sold at auction in
London. Mr.. Ritchie said that, as
sumlng the relics were genuine II
mrge assumption--no breach of the
law would be committed by their sale.
He had no power TO interfere. Such
q sale, however, he considered highly
improper, II not indecent, and he
would take care that his view of the
matter reached the auctioneer.