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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
COMO Ell DIABLO Sc QUEDo cALyo

-lMs duee Greer QUE los moFtalss sean
san IAdronesll-suspig6 ell bnen DIos.-IQue
necssitan robar, 81 les doy la bellssa del cislo
de las mnjsFeE, las forss, los pAjaros, 81 mar,
los boHques, euyR sombra duermsn 10 sisstal
PeTo snsRysmoa este nuevo medic.
di1o: GQue Lucfar pierdA un cabello
por csdA robo que Is comsts en- 10 Tterra.D
ssperando, ss sntrsR6 q los coneiartoa
de aus ssr9nnss.
El crknsO del diAblo aufri6 una mstam6r.
fosis.
Qae IN lAdRonsusIo robaba IN reloj, que
IN bRndoIsro asAltabA o unos caminanteS, que
Ale1AndFo 81 Grande conquistRbA las IndiRs,
que Cesar tomRbA IaB GAlias, que una busna
moSa vAciabA los holsillos de un sisIo buYgu6s
doFmido, era M eAbsllo, otro todAsfa quien
10 pagAb&. hsbo iugadAs de bolsa que Is
eoat9bRn msehonss enormes.
PeEo 10 milsgrosa cRbsllsr& era como IN
tnmenso boSqueI Nusssro Std)r no vt1a TO-
dRVfA su queridR TERRA.
81 EGpirItu S&nto diio:
-STAn POGO Ge roba9-Tomemoa IN gran
pArtido. Ordanad que . eada necedAd cue en-
Ii TlsrrR &c olga, Lucifer pisrda IN eAbeIlo.
-6Paro estais locoP-yspuso el busn DIos
-5orssi. que los qus hics mi imRRsn .
cuisines Of alma nacida de mi aIisnto, son TO-.
dos imb6ciIeE2 PeEo saa.
iOh, 10 pobre eabsllsFR de BsIcsb6 ss des-
nudab@ como si pAsar2 nm hurAcGn sobYe ella !
Lss sRtrsnos, las eonfsrsnciAs, las columnas
de los peri6dicos Sc encRRnizaban en- 10 frsnts,
en- 10 nuca. an toda su eabsz&. PsFo In snma-
ranAda cabsilsra persists, pasaF de los as
tuaRzos de ia beBtialfdRd humAna.
El Espiritu Santo CRITIC sntoncss:
-IEmplsamos m medic supFemoi ORdanRd
que cada beso que 80 dan IoH amRntas en- sl
mundo, piarda Luxbel un caballo.
El buen Dlos 80 mostY6 disgustado.
-lAhl vAis muy lsios. STsnsis mala cRi-
ni6n de lRs i6vsnes, euando popgo todo Iii
cuidAdo para que sean bsllaB y tfmidssp
-lEnasyadl-insistio ell eapirItu SAnto.
Para mostrRros vuestro srror, seaI-diio
sl Ss1Or.- Que Lucifsr pisrda IN eabsllo por
eeda beso....I
No hubo necssldad de aeAbar.
El diablo sRtaba calvoi....
CatuIe Mendez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
CatuIe Mendez.
NOTiOIAs DIREOTAs

El dis tFss del actual, ba1o uu tiempo muy
lluvioso, lego este pueblo ei asnor Otto
9chosnrieh, proesdense de Areeibo, quisn
trafA sncaTgo de representa- 81 gobisrno sn
los Aetos elsctoRales. Dlcho UfioE coneurri0
o las oeho de l& noehs al salon congistorial en-
doncs le aguardabA oil RlcRlds, don Pablo VII
lallas "a en- dieho eitio RvisRdos los 1usess
de eleecionusI concnrrisTon cast sodosa 81 Sc
for Schoenrich lego una eomunicactOnI diEi-
gisndo lusgo In palRbrR los expFasados jusces
dandolss instruceionss sobrs "a cometido en-
Ios cole gIos.
Ell diA 4 sc pas6 todo sl dia lIsvisndo, vo.
tAndo unoG 1900 elsetoTss de los 2. 24o inscEt'
tos, dsndo por rssultado que con tAnba sgua
eEeeidA de los Hfoss Sc rstrageran muehos fsde'
YAlep, obteniendo lA victoria los responsiveness.
A los fsdsTalss 80 les queGsEon unos $50 indi-
viduoa Sin lnsoribir sl diA 90, debido las dih-
eultAdes que SO oponfan en- los colegioss de-
bisn AnulsrSs en- sodA ID isla esas eleccionsss
sega 4 el pRHeeeH de muchag psrsonAs.
-El rsfsrido reprssentAnte seftor Sehcsn-
rich, dicsn que diFigi6 nm tsleRrama Al gobisr'
no contra sl aRTgsnto Ru1no Torres del puss-
10 de oAmuy, que SecorriA 10 pohlAsi6n an VI
inStTuecionss que se 10 hRbfAn dado.
-DurAnts el mes de OstubRs ingrssAFon
en- los fondoH munieipAles l, 10 90, que undo
L. exiHtsncia anterior f0rmRn 1,57s SO, ss
han invsHtido en- Ataneionss del prennpuestoi
1,190.55, qnedAnoo nm sobrAnte para Novism-
bEe de 3s01.
-ooncurren aI mercado basaantss c&ba-
IsFfas con cafe, que - coiocan con faeilidad )
Ia fAnegA de-Heeo q y 10 pesos, vsrds de ~
81 dollars.
I'm lR tArds del dia del coRFlenta sc di6
sepuEtuPA en- Ii Metropolis de este pueblo Al
eAdkver del aneiAno don Juan BtR. RAy6n,
Rslstisndo ,numeTosa concurTsneia. Nussbr0
r&sAma q auB famillarss.
-VAEias sshoritAs i6venes Sc prspRran
para exAminRRss de prcfssoPsB sn Ell mes dc
EnaFo pT6ximo.
Las opsraeiOnss del mereado, el dia Q
fueFon poeas dsbido Al NAL tiempo que Heina,
los caminos sc han dafiado mucho no aa pus.
do trRnsitaF CON fAeIIidad.
Los sRpAtsros habAian hasta Ia una de la
mAdruRadA para podsr dAr sumpimisnto . los
psdidos que 30 la hacen de cAlzAdo.
Tami6n los sRstres ssskn mDy 0eupados sn
In construction dc pies&s.
ia tEoxo de In ealle MUn1S Rivera ha sido
RFreglndo eonvenienlsmsnta con piedrA tKitu- :
rAdG, sn oil ActuAl mes SO proesdsrA otrGa
cAllea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
Crimen en- Mayagiiez

I'm oil eAmino de MAynghsI AhSseo ss
sneontT6 el jusves sl cAdAvsR de Juan Oordo'
20, vselno de San SsbABtiAns musrto por ba-
lAso raeibido en- Ell aatsEn6n.
El intsrfseto habiR lido pFesSAR una de-
elRrRei6n sn lA CoHts de DitTito SAliendo dc
mAy0ghsT para su rssldeneiA Reompi hAdo de
"a hsFmAno JoT6 Pedro QuileR qnien etbA de
bsnido poF orden del iuex de pas.
Ds las primaRRH inveHtigaciones hsehasS
ApARees herIdo de Rrma blanca Rafael q otie'
PFsE con vAriAB hsKidRH que no podsmos dsciE
81 son no graves por no hAber Adqulrido In
foEmes, Rurqus no 80 10 tom6 declaration Ano-
che poTque . dice que no podtA prestArlA
GonHesuaneiA do 81 eatado,
E R8fRal GntiSREaE On compSffa de HAt&-
lilo Yahss ibA On coehs para AhAseo sFghn nos
ipfoRmRn loB heRmRnos Dulles para 81 Rasi-
heLeiA en- San Sebastian.
Al lAdo del oAdAver 50 sneontE6 IN punal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11

Todo ell mundo sRbs que sl diablo ss ealvo
Y l6gieAm anta era precise que 10 fuase. For
que In psoF de las cAlvRB debfA tsnariA sl ADO
minAble Antor de TODD 81 nal hum&no' zero
10 aus no ga sabs % como Lucifsr perdio Hus
eAbsllos.
ContAIe sI euento tai como me fue snS'aA'
DO poE IN bRrbsro de PamplonA, gran 1ugador
de domino, sntra eoHte y rRsdTaI que eEIA PoE
muostra! "a Ia peluquerfA de SAtGn.D
RubiR como ID sBtrslIa de In manRns, Fo1&
como 81 inferno, negrA como ID ebeLn1 noenS'
In c2bsllafa del angel Eebslds era tAn pEoal'
glosAmente AbundoS& y eriEAda, que snvolVia
como una inmensA nube todA 10 heFra sodo
sl mar.
a.
Nusstro Stnor eEtRbR muy diGguStAdo pOr-
que SGn poniendose sus RntparrRs queI como
90 aAbe, estEn hechRB de In Ultima eStrsll& del
Sur do In Ultima del SsptsntTi6n, tuntas por
una cola de eometR, no podfR diStinguir Ms-
YES de l@ 0norme RombTas al mundo Tan oello
que El hRbiR eraRdo.
Y euando ga han inventado las Fosass 10
msnoS que puede decirEe, % tsnsr OIL placer dc
VSrlAs.
Ademks Sl Senior, ssR6n los mas AutenticoI
RstrAtos que tsnsm0s de El, tlsne mas Dafpa
que cAbslleFAi posibls fuefa que snVlsfA AIgo
NSdA le hublsrA sido mGs fEcil que inesn-
dlAR ios cabslloG del diablo pero sintio sseIa
pulos dc honrAdo dramAturgo, hAblendo sm-
plsRdo al fusgo en- otraH sHcenAsI Ia RspugnApa
nm BsRundo nGo del mlsmo slsmsnto.
Y hubisrR GatAdo largo Hempo psTpls1o, 81
al Espfritu SAnto no ls hubisrA habiAdo AL
-PocA cOBA os pRsoeupa Dseidid solamsn"
ts que por eAdA asssinAto que 80 eomsts en- -
TERRA, LueifsF perdsrG nm cAbsllo; 1uEgar
poP In mRneER como los humAnos 50 mAtAni
pronto tandrk el diAblo ID eRbsza lisa.
-iQuel-suSplE6s sl busn Dioa-Stanto gus"
tAn dashResrss a1usllos que 20 hice?
PeYo sea. EnsRyemos sBtsI medic.
DsspreI diio aQue Lucifsr ptSrda IN ca
belle poF ead& homieIdio que 50 ecmsta.D
" 81 dsseAis,-afiAdio ell ESrfFitu SRnto,-
Ia a RHaEtiVH
pEoptRmsnts sxigidla otro cabsllo poE eada Fo'
bo que 80 staet6s sntrs los hombres, no tAEs
dAr& sl diabo en- teneF 10 eRbsGA desnudh como
In cara do nm Rngsltt0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11

UuGnlo sutrf ~ que sololl nj IN amigo,
nj una mRno leAl que So tsndisra
an buaeR de lR mia, nj sfquioRa
81 plAesr dc eKeArms nm snsmigoI
DR mi Abandono mi doloF tesGgo,
de mi Al gustlosA vida compShsra
fu6 una pobFs mu1e una. c1tGIattteTG
que hAmbrs, penR y amor partl6 eonmtgo'
hoy que mi iriupfo asegurado Sc haya,
o. amigo poR sl exito gAnRdo1
me dicss que lA RHrojs do mi l1do,
que una muIsF Ati dsnigra. Gala
Con ella be padssido y he luchAdo
a tEiunfo no RuteEiEa ser cAnAllA.
Joaquin Dlcenta'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11

10 minorfa, ,-esko 10 sahsn hasta los eiegos--y
81 ha obAenido el tFiunfo fue dabido aI Atrope-
llos . 10 soacci6n, ri vsiknen, q las dssvare en-
sas al favor que Ie digDsDs6 eI Gobisrno, no
10 iegAIidGd nj In 6eeensia que siemprs de-.
ban usGFss en- peTiodos slectoraIas.
Dice dicho peri6dico que Puerto Rico 90
sooo rspnblicanc, 20 pnedo dssmsntirle con
raxonss incontKovsEtibles, que este pals To- tar-
ezra parte de habiaantes son FsdaYRles
Amsricanoa ain servilismo nj aduIaciones.
En- el comisnEo de lgs inscripciones ya pre-
sSgtaba 20 10 deFEosa de los hueros pasTiotas,
pero creyendo . eieneia eiarta qua oil Gober.
nador 80 mostragiA impartial no vAeilamos y
fuimos 10 lucha para haesr YER III pArtido I'd.
vefsAf1o que nosotRoG somca la mayors.
81 aquf se hnbieran ilevado 10 prketica
unAs elscciones foFmales serios-eomo deban
hacsrss an todo pals civilizAdo,-el pAFtido Fa.
deTRl Americana . ID hoTa en- que escTibo ss-
tuviera eslebrsndo 81 ineusstionable tfiunfo
Detese Et GGG0YogasGo de alharaeas y tri-
quinuelas, qns Puerto Rico entero sabs qUi6.
nes son los vencsdoges vencidos Snts las
conciencias honYadas.
Eaas palabYas fAntGssicas con que os das-
eolgAta, no Eon nAda mas que hoialaterfas &
invenetonas para representa- nm triunf 70 hcti-
clio y audsx.
Hiies dignos de eata TERRA desgraelada /:
Ssguid nYmea como lealss -DusYtoFriquefos oil
lad0 de las honorahiss hguras de ,rinquen
don Luis M0noH Rivera don Santiago r.
Palmer, QRs eilos nos 1RazRT&n sI ssndaYo cue
dsbsmoB ssguir an las actuales eircunstancias.
No os dssconsol6ls por sl fa'so triunfo de
los Sraidofsss pusSellos casrkD bAjo sl eporms
peso Dc Bus cffmsnes, eometidos contra 10 II.
bertAd y 10 1ussicia de nusstro psfs.
ponds.
Triquitraque.
oomsrio, Nbre 7 de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11

El pr6ximo lunss ApArseeTk en- este psEio'
90 sl euAdEo negro.
GptR vsE pondrsmos en- 81 q todos loa sgen-
tas, anHeriptorsR y anuneiAntas cue 10 han
qued4do con nuastFo dinGKo.
NO 60 possible que peFmitAmoS QUE sc dis
poT gA dc los fondoE de estA empresa que hens
grADdes compromiSos que cumpliR.
Las peFaonAa que llavemoR Al mencionAoo
euAdEo, ApATeesrGn con Bus nombKes Rpellf-
dos, direction etc.
EH precise que en- oil pAiG , fusTA del pi IL
10 conoxsA los Informal y los guagr sroS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
Comerio responde

EG Gtar0qltGo de Ponce con fsehA 5 del que
eursR trae una ensAltR de fAisedAdes qua de-
bian maFsesr oil despFaeio de todo oil que ae
sisntR patricia, sea federal 8 rspublieano, Pc
70 como ol pals no 80 IL pusda hReaR comulgaT
con RuadRs de molino, he tornado noaA de sua
exRbPuptOs eontss1c Sin ambaiea ni Todaos,
EI pArtide EspuhlieAnp 81 PHaEto Rlso -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
AVIS

A paFtlF del 90 dc Oetubrs pr6ximo voIvs.
fSn tAeAr en- Ponss los vAporss dc In GRsd
ID Lin@,R aZuliAP y aMArAeAibo,e admitiendo
EErRa passgsros en- Wis &c direeto para New
York. aportunAmsnta ~ publieAEa sl nusvo
ltinaFario.
AgsRisH MOFAIsE y cs,-Ponss. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
Dr.. Marcos A. Manzan0

M6dioo Cirujano de la Facultad de
Barcelona (Espafa) con 8 af1os de prac-
tica.
Ofreoe sus servicios profesionales.
Gale xJim6nez Sicard62, Caguas.
Consultas de 2 & p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-11
POBRES NINOS.....! !!
MlORES De FlMaIlS Old Ell JCSO COHSEN De WESTR0 MtOGO

No deis hjos mdcna anuncads escanda1osa
ente antes opinion de vuesto medco Los m6dos de
Puerto Rico de conenc ustrado habra
que deje de convenir con 10 decmos
E erap6utico
emulsione lamadas GRASA DE PESCADOS Ahf
tenemo 81 falo del dmo Mdico vrfcado Paris
atsr de la tuberculosis dederon sabos ALI
gados complete DEL acete de bacAa
do vslor medicinal abor as
torDos CASTRO -intestinales que ocasiona
medico que rudimenario
cieno crto de
ndigea empean verfcar emulsion
utando mas ndgesta neabe los estomagos de las
d6biles craturas y de los pobres enfermos.
81 emusiones <guayacoS
ustancas solo debsn tomae medan
crpct6n facutatva.
agunos puede empears guayacol
antepco pumonar a dnica ndicacon Pro to-
necetan consyente ean tuberculosis todos
tuberculosis deben tomar decmos solo el
m6dico quen 10 esme opotno
sutados, 81 LACTO MARROW DR. Van Ne
ne nj sbor de mulsione de aceite dc bacao
tacon es6mago Reconstuye los organmos de-
bn enfermeda condolences cma6icas Es
fac digestion peramente asimabe oponiendose
nngdn tratamiento
LACTO MARROW compueso de (tu6tano
pecto de digest emul ion
verfa ante de nigea les enulsio
acete de bacaao sino dc huevos EcTN
tera farnacea fermentos devs escogdoe hpof shos
puestos & vehcul" <eche esterezad eementos
todos principles medicnales alimenticios.
medcna veTdad; responde las exi
reonstituyente energco mas
tuberculosis convaeencias lents&
podo agudo odas las Intermediates
empre desee reconktu ORGANISING empo
brecdo.
AL FALL0 DE 1LUsTRADA OLAsE MEDOA NOS sUGRTAM0s
LaCtO-AHarr
dice 10 que es demueetra 10 que vale
Lacto~MarrOw Go, @eu1mfcOs NewYOr<
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
RELIEF FOR GROCERY CLERKS.

James Bishop Thomas chairman of the committee
on organized labor OF the Church Association for
the Advancement Of the Interests OF Labor, has
issued the following statement:
There are in Greater New-York in the neighbor-
hood Of fifty thousand grocery clerks who are
compelled to work fifteen hours day the first
five weekdays and upward OF eighteen hours on
Saturdays In cities like Boston and Philadelphia
the clerks organizations have been able TO secure
the closing OF all grocery stores at p. m, the
acknowledged gain OF proprietor well clerk.
In New-HOrk the retail grocery clerks trying
70 secure O'Clock closing all weekdays except
Saturday. Should this reasonable end be secured
their work day would still be OF twelve hours
or more and would continue be eighteen hours
on Saturday. These statements do not apply TO
at o'clock
II requires nothing but statement OF these facts
TO show that the prevailing conditions preju-
dicial the cultivation of family life and good
citizenship among important part of our popula-
ton Should not the grocery clerks receive the
encoura cement OF all public spirited citizens?
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
INCOMING STEAMERS DELAYED.

Owing to the storm yesterday, only two
steamers entered the harbor after s a. m One
or more of the big transatlantic liners usually
arrives here in the course of the day Saturday,
but yesterday none of them did So The Lu-
cania was reported anchored at the bar at go
u m She will dock early this morning. The
Havre and Southampton steamers may be eX-
pected to dock some time to-day also. All
steamships for the last two weeks have been
delayed by westerly gales which have swept
the North Atlantic from the American to the
European coast. The lists of steamers due are
longer than they have been in several months
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

f0 Steamer City Of birmingham Burg Savannah. with
to the seon g. with
ss s;eaer ans to &
& with s dse Of aPa Fr ssnS at s aG fhs
Steamer iroquois staples Jacksonville and Charleston
"s sseamef m1ss 70 snpposed oaDbrs SPAN from
Hgss9 in & At an Hamburg
November % Bouogne 80 and Plymouth pecsmseT
Line OF Fire Island at lois
SAILED.
oofs nS
La r T hi Kns5on s As Mobile an
Brunswick Finland Anfwerp Rotterdam Dutch, Rot
terdam. via Boulogne: Trebia Br) Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ne@-York arrived, steamers Beiianra tfsr5 Watson
New~York for Manchester; Canpania tbr)' walker
Lizard. pee Passed British s,s Kins @ GRr,
Pssns roFs @ % efna r 70 Sr na4rs % La Cham
& ehebeas snd passed Hurst Castle
Isle Of wight, Dec 1spassea steamer Chester Dutch
Shields Dec 1Smsaied steamer Appaiachee tBr' simp
Giassox Dec lsnsailed steamer AnohOra oBD. wads
pss sSa Frankfurt s Al
Antwerp. Dec Is II m-saiied steamer hrooniand
cheTeourg Dec & 10 $40 ssied steamer st Louis
Poirot New-York.
sagres. Dec 12-Passed. steamer Nord America UtaD
Mascazzini, New-York for Naples and Genoa
Gibraltar. Dec 13-Passed steamer Asama tBr) Langs
New-York for Calcutta.
Genoa. 10-Arrved. Stella UtaD
New-York mot previously
Naples, Dec 10-Saiied. steamer Citta di Mlano UtaD
Iavereo, New-York.
Port Said Dec 13-Arrived. Thordis (Nor)
Gramm- New-York via Algers for Singapore and
Manila.
Para 11-sai'ed. steamer Horato fr) Posser.
York.
Manila 1I-Sailed. Indrawad fBr). Condy
from Yokohama. etcl, New-York.
Bermuda. Dec Is-saied, steamer KaramanIa Br,
Pearce 0roTn Naples. Genoa. etcl, New-york.
9Saed. steamer Pontiac t3r), Scott. New
Alspa Dec 12-Arrved, steamer HoWick Hall (Br)
Hunter, New-Xcrk Norfolk. via 81 Vincent, G W
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
MONDAY. DECEMBER
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of NewYork, Saturday, Dec 13, 1902
ARRIVED.


Steamer Potomac (Br) Macdonald Liverpool November
28 in ballast Philip Arrived at the Bar at
$40 N - - ~ -
Steamer L-cania trl Pritchard. Liverpool December
ana queenstown with mdse and Vernon H
brown c. Anchored outside the Bar al
st Paul. Jarsison.
december with mdse
navigation Co. Outside the Il "a m
Steamer Peninsuar PortD. Bettenco,rt Lisbon Noyer
Der = 81 Michaels 26. Fayal and New-Bed-
ford December u with to G AusInck & Co Ar
rived at the Bar a - = -
S,eainsr Frederic Ausp cusolich Trieste s.
rune November 10 and Boston December
TO Phelps Brothers & Co Arrived n the Bar at 4 m
steamer Cstta di Napo utaD. Genoa Naples Passed
at Sandy Hook al u m.
steamer Havana. Robertson. Cruz December q
James = Ward d Co. Arrived at the 4.43 q m.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
Announcements A

1CARTA.
A New Collar.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

Steamers Kronprinz Wilhelm Gen Plymouth: Cher
bourg Bremen Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News
Caracas tiuayra; tar). Liverpool: siberia
San Francisco; Erica Ger. Kingston; Alamo Mobile an
Brunswick: Finland Antwerp; Rotterdam tDutcht hot
terdam Boulogne; Trebia (Br), Savannah
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
MIN Curiosity SHOPS

OLD CURIOSITY SHOPS.
There several of then, in New-YOrlS-
any of which well worth a visit. Look for
them in the Little Ads. of the People"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise 7:I7 Sunset 4-S3 Moon Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A $50 Gov. Island 1902 Hell
2. M.-Sandy Hook 6:5S Gov Island 7:3ol Hell 9e
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
MONDAY. DECEMBER !.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessei For Line. Nails Vessel sa;ls
AAnitous Aeodpr. AT Trans. 300
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

IN SHAKESPERE'S
TRAGEDY
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-17
A Bold Thief.

The m0notony in police circles WAS
somewhat relieved last week by tho
energetic conduct Of negro thief.
Thursday he stole from in front of
tho book store, Ben Fant's bicycle.
The same afternoon he carried it to
Thompson's shop to have puncture
repaired. The bicycle was recognized
Gs the property Of Mr.. Fant. the negro
questioned and Policeman Davis mott
fled. The thief caught on and made
break tor place of refuge. lie ran
out of the back Of the shop, in between
the Peoples Bank and Masonic Tenn
pie. lodged around the back of Os-
borne ~ PearsOn's q store, into the back
door of the store of Is. o. Evans g. Co,
grabbed an SIS OvercOat. rushed out
ana down Depot street and over into
tho Dickcn farm. Policeman Davis
was in hot pursuit, pushing the thief
SO close that he dropped the coat,
which was recovered. but the negro
sped on to liberty. On Friday night
the same negro stole a bicycle on River
for sale at the Orr mill for $3.50 The
Chief was notified, but before his arri-
val the thief "smelt q mouse" and de-
parted. taking the bicycle with him.
Coming toward the city til! he reached
the mile stone, he turned through the
field to the railroad and doubled back
toward Majors farm. The Chief was
close behind him and at length recov-
cred the bicycle. which had been aband-
oned in a field, but the negro was out
Of sight. Returning to the city the
Chief secured his young bloodhound,
went back and reopened the chase. 1t
was a wild chase through bushes and
sawbriars and muddy bottom land and
mile or 80 in the creek and I'D the
hills over to Keys Spring where the
trail was lost; The negro is known
young hound did splendid work but
was too young for such long chase.
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lola Clippings.

John Greene has gone to Greenyiiie
to make this his future home. His
bride is still here but will meet him
there in the near future.
Miss Maggie Buchanan has returned
to Newberry, where she will be en-
gagged in the mills.
Miss Nettie Jones, with her ueice,
Miss Roscoe Casey, Of Newber-
j. Buchanan.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Erskine, of the
the latter's brother, Mr.. j. F. Wilsen.
Cotton is opening very fast and be-
ing sold at low price.
Little jamie Campbell is very sick
with fever. DR.. Duckworth is waiting
OF her.
Oscar Harris is confined to his bed.
We hope he will soon be up again.
). \. Hutchison, of Eiberton, Ca,
spent few days with his children,
Mrs. Holder aud j. H. Hutchison.
w. W. Smith will leave for Atlanta
Little Miss Mary Welborn. of Will
llamstOn, spent some time with kim
dred here, but has returned to her
home.
We are glad to note Mrs. Nora Nc
Cielland's health is improving. We
hope 1t will continue.
we really think we have the best
mail master Of any section. Sloan
Maxwell is our carrier and he does
everything to, accommodate us, besides
his manners and high ability.
From the appearance of that pretty
horse and buggy some sweet damsel
will have the privilege of taking ride.
Much JOY and happiness is wished for
the dear Intelligencer
Sept. 10. A Maiden.
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Denver Dots.

The last few nights have been cool
enough to suggest frost. The cotton
is already short and an early frost
would cut it Oft still more. 1t is open
ing rapidly and picking is progressing
finely. There will be but little in the
fields by lst November. Farmers are
blue over q short crop with such low
prices. But as they, generally, have
practiced economy and made the crop
with less expense than usual, they wifi
come out better than they expected.
Corn and forage crops are fine, which
Will bea great help in making both
ends meet next year.
Miss Essie Brown returned to her
home in Augusta last week, after
spending the summer very pleasantly
with Mrs. NJ. e. Smith.
Miss Hattie McWhOrter left Monday
to take charge Of her school at River
side Mills.
Cadets Will Garrison and Walter
McWhOrter returned to Clemson last
week to resume their studies.
Hiss Mettie Todd, OF Anderson, and
Mrs. Una Leek. of Charlotte, n. c..
visited the family Of r. w. Hammond
recently.
Miss Sallie Bowie and Cleo Baily
visited friends near Denver last week.
J. X. Garrison made a flying visit to
Walhalla last week.
Mrs. Minnie Hillhouse has returned
after visit of several days to relatives
Mt Travellers Rest.
Miss Lille Garrison spent few days
last week with relatives in Anderson.
IncOgnita.
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The Second Primary.

The tabulatod statement of the re-
suits OF the last primary election as
given IN our last issue is practically
correct except the voting precinct Of
Hall, which was omitted because re-
turns could not be secured before go
The County Democratic Executive
Committee arrived at the Following
totals, which are conclusive:
oo0 For United States Senator-Evans
sos; Latimer 3,101.
For Governor-Heyward 1883; Tai
For Lieutenant Governor-Gary H.
For Secretary of State-Gantt a,o0s;
Wilson 2,0ac. 'NO'
For Comptroller General-Jones
2,0S4; Walker 2,O20.
Frost 1855. INV
For Railroad Commissioner-Cauob-
man 2,09G; Evans 2,OlS.
dt1 E9r congress-Aik a.O4; Smith