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! Feit no 55l Need os II. /.

An aeronaut at q county fair had
made rather an unlucky ascension.
Ills balloon had gone high enough,
but the wind had carried him mile
or two farther away than he antici-
pated, ard the car in Z descend ing had
become sentangied ia Tho l,f top Of 8
tree in q village street and spilled
!: him out. He struck the ground
with some syioienes s5s \ sajs$. g,|
.5 . !; ;le q crowd quickly gathered abont
his prostrate form. 81,
Stand back and give him air!.''
exclaimed three o. FOUR at once. s s.; 81
}:, Tie aeronaut vas not seriously
tnrt He raised himself feebly TO
! R sitting posture. :.
I: .s;710 81 Z
Isep disgust lon,t you think I've
h.ad air enoug IS tho last ten min.
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DogHeayen.

Representative Bowers, Of Misssis-
sippi, is serving his first term in con-
gress. He is o fine story teller and
some Of the new ones he brought with
him have already been grabbed OFF and
credited to the old timers here, which
is.the very highest compliment that
could be paid to new members capa.
bilities in that line.
Here is one, for instance, that will
doubtless soon appear as the latoss
from aome old Illinois 4 or Missouri
cloak room entertainer, sSough Mr..
Bowers has witnesses that he told it
Hrst.
& He was ont hunting in the swamps
vith.a friend OF his. who is . unique
character, with ready wit and dry hu-
Joe slssk BY name. They were
resting BY campfire and their dog, 8
typical southern 'possum dog Of che
;taouaa ti variety, was sleeping near by.i
Suddenly sha dog 3 tail began 20 wss,
.hisllegs moved spssmodically and DO
began to yslp il His sleep. &
ss3.D D.atsnin' he's in dog hsavsn,'''
quietly observed Joe Slack. {:
s' hAt So dog heaven, apyhoy2''
Mr. Bowers inquired with q doubling
smphasis.s s.ss
!" Ponds % potlicker Oh ! lame rab.
bits, " promptly responded Joe. s;;s.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

WE can negotiate Loans on improved
Farm Lsnda for Gums exceeding $500
on reasonable terms, On the instaiimant
plan. Z! Ia worth the while Of persons
contem plating borrowing money to see
rs. Bring YOUR land papers with you.
B0NHAM G. WATKINS.
Office In Peoples Bank.
Sept 80, 1903 IG
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The revised roster Of the Ameri-
can Navy shows 525 vessels 1t for SER
vice. twenty-three unfit and forty five
building. That makes pretty good
sized "stick," even when compared
with the big European clubs.
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Notice.

Notice.
WILL be let to the lowest bidder on
Friday. the 11th Of December next. et 10
O'Clock o. M, the building Of q new
Bridge over Eighteen Mile Greek, on
road running from Pcndleton to Fort
Hill Reserving right to reject any or all
bids.
the building OF Bridge over Six and
Twenty Creek, known a. the Reeves
Bridge, near Will Eskew's.
j. II. VANDTVER.
County Supervisor.
Nov. 25, 1903. 23
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Notice.

WILL be let 70 the lowest bidder on
Tuesday, the 10Th Of December next, al
l2 O'Clock NJ. the repainting ofthe PelzeI
J. e. SPEEGLE.
Supervisor Gresnville County.
FL J. N. VANDIVER,
Supervisor Anderson County,
Nov 25. 1909 % 8
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Stops Cough and Works or the Cold.
Laxative Bromo.Q Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure, No
Pay. Price rs cents.
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The:rnan stho owes you money
my or may mot think 8 great deal Of
YOU, but il is certain that the man to
waom you owe money thinks of .xou
! great; deal. ! s. ss.p
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FOEey's Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pgsuaonEa.
FOR Sale.
About Twenty Second Hand
Buggies Cheap.
Apply to-
Notice to Creditors.
w. M. WALLACE,
Near County Jail.

ALL persons having demands against
are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make pavment.
8. l.. ESKEW, Admir-.
Nov 25, 1908 % 80
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An additional Levy Of 8 mills has been ncde for
No -. Hunter School District; an additional levy
Of mills has been made for the Town OF viii.
liamaten, which is College District No. =; also
Gantt school District, No.-,evy mado additional
8 mills for School aud lH mills for interest on
School Bonds the total additional for CAN'T School
ter School District II mills. College School Die.
trlct 10 mills. Total tax levy for CAN'T School
District lsl5 mills.
The State Constitution requires all males be.
tTsen twenty, one snd sixty years Of ago, except
tnose incapable OF earnins support from bsin5
maimed or from other causes. and those who sert-
Cd IN the war between the States, TO pay . Po0
Tax Of One Dollar.
Al persons between the ages OF eighteen and
nj years or age. who are abls to work the publfp
roads, or cause thom to be worked, except Preach
ere who have charge OF Congregations, aud personi
who served IN the war betweeo the States, School
Teachers aud Trustees are exempted from rosii
duty. and IN lieu OF work may pay . tax Of Ono
Dollar, TO be collected at the same time othar
taxe are collected.
will collect taxe,at Slabtown, Mt. Airy. Pied
@onts Pelxer, Willmstop, Bolton aud Honee
Path but Will give nOtloe later the slme viz
visit these places. r
J. NJ PAYNE Co. Tsasss
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FORey'S Kidney Cure
Mdhes Kidneys ana bladder s1ghGs
TAX NOTICE.

THE Books for the collection OF State, School
18Th, 1901. to December s1at 1908, Inclusive, and
from January 1nt, 1904. TO Maroh lot. 1904. Will
collect sith the penalty.for January 1 per csnf,
FeoHusry per cent, and from March lat to the
10Th wish per cent ponalty. After the 18th Of
March Exeeutions will be Issued.
The rate OF Tax Levy is q, follows:
StaCS 101eS Gifll
sehooi. shoiy ooun'y y.''".''''.' .....'.".... g.
Past Indebtedness. ........- ..............
Public Roads, ,...............................
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

pueden diSidirse en- tres catego-
ffss las personas que en- Paris po-
seen caballcs. componiendose ia
primera de gentes para les que Ell
uso del coche es de imprescinoible
necesidad, como sucede con los
mediccs, hcmbres de negccios y co.
mercisntes. sVeis pasar una berli-
ne guiads por cochero de laioss
libreA y en- cuyo interior Va IN
hombre de mirada viva? Pues es
IN especulador que, al enriquecer-
sc, se convirti6 en- personaje y ne
cesit6 coche. sVeis esa luiosa
victoria en- ls que va reclinsda una
joven que sonrie tres d cuatro j.
netes Que se cruzsn co "a ella? Pues
es In Paquita. Ia Fiorinda. Ia fuld.
mo-, por Ii que Sc arruinan los hijos
de fsmflia y que necesits coche.
porque sin eli nadie la mirarfa o Ia
tomarfsn quizas por una muier
honrada de esas cuya desesperaci6n
co cs usa.
Segcid miranda: ved ese caballo
cue pssa POGO menos que desboca-
do, causapdo su iinete la hilaridad
de unos. ell terror &c los otros; pues
% m dependiente 20 comercio que
20 propuao darse bono y tom6 IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

alquil6n que, al verse maltfstadoi
Sc acord6 de que en- tiempos habfa
sido csballo de luio y sangre, pa
ra vepgsrse de Ia humiliation spea'
ra al iiDete por las oreias.
We'd esos que gufsn cbn esmero
IN break de pTne6o. son adcionados.
gapsdsros. 9 tgatantes y con ellos
Sc cruxan, moutados ee cabsllos de
precios. Ell marques de a, Ell conce
de G = G6ros que tienen lleguadss
8 prepaTsn cababallOs para presen-
tarlos en- las carreras y cue aman
al csballo por ser Ell csballo. estu'
diendo sus yicios y sus buenas
cualidades lplsaa q estosl porqne
atravesaran Paris de una paTte q
otro sin cussar nj una desgracin.
El d{a en- que eatos Sc arrufnaf,
los vereis pssesrse dirigieDdo eDvi-
diosss N iradas q les que conserva.
ron trenes y cabsll6s, y 81 IN ami
go para y cfrece M sitio en- nm co.
che nj sntiguo sportmsn Y tiene la
qenerosidad de cfrecerle fas rien-
das dici6ndole:
-Toma les riepdas, gufs y verse
como mi caballo tiene In bcca como
In seda.
I'll infortuDado experiments pn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

| una hectareas, cuarenta cincO areas v
tres centiareas, colindante por ell Nor
te con Juan Arroyo, pOr ell Sur con
Francisco Rivera, pOr ell Este con ell
mismO Arroyo y Juan Ayala pOr ell
Oeste con la succession de Juan ROmsn.
Esta valOrOda en- ell cOntratO en- La can.
tidad de nil doscientos dollars.
De las seis fincas relacionadas, las
tres prImeras perteneceD el propiedad
a don arturo Mss Gelpi por donaci6n
que en- veinte y cuatro de Septiembre
de 1900 le hiciera su seTor padre ante
ell NotariO don MauriciO Guerra Mon.
dragon Mejias; y las tres restantes d
dona E euteria Gimenez y Delgado pr
cOmpra dona Ascension Diaz v eli.
menez, segun escritura otOrgada en- IA
de igual mes y ano, ante el NotariO de
Caguas don Jose Aberlado Cajas Ma.
chado. inscritas en- ell Registro de la
PrOpiedad de dicha Ciudad los folios
re VITO. 1877 vtO PA del tomo II. fin
cas- numeros 84l, 86Sy 878 inscripcio.
nes 3as. y II. 81 VITO. 81 vto del to.
mo IL fiDcas numeros 6l9, 62O v Git
inscripciones 3as.
La subasta Sc celebrara eante este
Tribunal el dfa IL de Noviembre pro-
X1mO las dos de la tarde Sc advierte
que no Sc admltirAn pOsturas que no
cubran las dos terceras parties del valor
de cada f1nca; que para tomar parte en-
ella deberan los icitadores cOnsignar
prevlamente en- la mesa del Tribunal ell
diez pOr cientO Elective del valor de las
mismas; que los titulos de propiedad de
estas aparecen de la certificacj0n del
Registro de Ia PrOpiedad que figara en-
autos. los que SO hallan de manifesto On
la Secretario del Tribunal y los que
considerara bastante tOdo licitador; ha
ciendOse constar que SO admitiran pos
turas con separation por cada una de
las fncas subastadas
para su publication en- ell peri6.
d1co &La Oemocracja> que SO edita en-
Caguas, SO expide el presente en- HUI.
macao diez y siete de octubre de 1908.
Ramon Qa1t55omeS.
Enrique Ltoredo.
3--3 Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24
Ell M | { D @

De la noche espere las atlas horas;
las GALES recorri con paso quedo,
tOdo estaba en- silencio: ell aire, ledo;
las estrellas lucian tembladoras.
yO tambien temblaba Aterradoras
atsjaban las sOmbras mi denuedO.
Senti en- mi frente, que humillaba ell miedo,
las gotas del sudOr resbaladoras.
Ell miedo Nunca. .el coraz6n perdi6lo;
mas, avanc6, por fin, y con sigilio
mi manO cOmenzo su acci6n, ufana.
sQu6 crfmen preparaba2.. Era tan solo
que un billete de amor ataba un hilO
suspense por mi amada en- su ventana
JOSE DE SILES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

guardia Balaguer continda basta ell ex-
tremo de que esta pendiente de cuantos
transitan cen la leche que compran en- ell
Dep6sito de mi propiedad con la inten-
ci6n de perjudicsrme, pues clio 10 de-
muestra ell hecho de, haberseme presen-
tado aver en- el referido Dep6sito re-
conocer Ia leche, y que por haber dido
decir que ten1a aqua como aun esta
pendiente Ia otra denuncia, quiero que
las autoridadas conocedoras de esta va
yan teniendo dates de 10 que sucede.
JOSE /. SIERRA.
Juncos, Octubre 19 de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

| Ell Presidente de los Estad0s Unidos ]
su nombre don Ramou Quinones !
QuinOnes, Juez asOciado del Tribu
nal de DistritO de Humaca0,
Hago saber que por providencia de
doce del corriente dictada en- ell proce-
! dimiento ejecutivo que sigue ell Letrado
| don Antonio SarmientO en- nombre del
BancO Espan0l de Puerto Rico contra
| don Arturo Mas y Gslpi dona Eleute-
| ria GimeneZ Delgado en- ccbr0 de un Gre
ditto hipotecario. sc manda sacar pu
blica subasta pOr tGrminO de veinte dias
las fncas siguientes:
A. Una casa de planta baja de mann
pOsteria y altos de MADEIRA con techo de
teja zinc, radicada en- La calle del
COmercio frente la Plaza de la ciudad
de Caguas. colindante p0r ell NOrte, con
ell corral de Otra casa de don Salvador
Mas Pares; pOr ell Sur con la citada
calle del Comercio; por ell Este con otra
casa del mismO senor Mas y Pares por
ell Oeste con fnca de don Manuel Gi.
menez Cruz. Esta casa fue valOrada
por las parties en- ell contratO en- La su-
ma de tres mil dollars.
B. Otra casa terrera de mampOs
terra techo de tejas de diez y nueve
varas de frente por diez de fondO, rubi-
cada en- un solar que tiene igual numero
de varas pOr su frente veinte OchO
pOr ell fOndO, situada en- la calIe Nueva
esquina San Sebastian. de Ia precitada
ciudad de Caguas y colinda pnr su en-
trada al NOrte con la calle Nueva; pOr
su fondO al Sur con solar de don Saliva.
dor Mas Y Pares; pOr ell Este con la casa
de don Agustin pa Puigmoler por ell
Oeste con la Gale de San Sebastian.
Esta valorada en- ell contrato en- la suma
de seiscientos dollars.
@ Otra casa terrera de mampos-
terra con certada azOtea, que mide
once y media varas de frente pOr trein-
ia y seis de fondo, construida en- un
solar de iguai frente y sesenta Y Gos
varas de fondo, radicada en- la calle del
COmercio de Caguas y lindante pOr su
su fOndO al NOrte con casa de dOna RO-
salia Santiago viuda de Polanco; por ell
Este con fnca de dona Cristina Quino.
nes de Laza y por ell Oeste con casa
perteneciente d la SUCCESSION Jorda. Esta
valorada en- el contratO en- la cantidad
de seiscientos dol ars.
D. Otra casa terrera cOnstruida
con maderas del pals Y techo de tejas,
sta en- la calle del Sol esquina la de |
la Palma de Caguas. c0lindante por ell
NOrte con la de dona Francisco Isamas;
por ell Sur con la Gale de la Palma; por
ell Este con casa de dofla Ascension Diaz |
Y por ell Oeste con la citada Gale del |
Sol, midiendo catorcs metros sesenta |
centimetros de frente por nueve metros |
sesenta centimetrOs de fOndO. Esta valo' |
rada en- 81 coUtrato en- la cantidad de |
quinisntOs dollars.
E. Otra casa terrera de igual cons |
truccion que la anterior Y sta tambien |
en- Caguas, calle de la Palma, cOlindan. |
dante por ell Norte con casa de dona |
Francisco Isamas, por su frente al Sur |
CON la calle de la Palma. por Ell Este con |
casa de don Juan Nendez y por el Oeste |
con finca de dona Ascension Diaz. Esta |
valorada en- ell contrato en- la cantidad |
de quinientOs dollars.
F. Y una fnca rustica situada en-
ell barrio de Bairoa. termipo municipal |
de Caguas. compuesta de ochenta cuer
das de terreno equivalentes treinta y |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24
l72 Los CABAtLERos DEL oLARo Die LUNA

I'll vizconde de la Morli6re es
IN miserable, articul6 lentam ente
Rocambole, y ha puesto los oios en-
tt como Instruments dc su ambi-
cion.
z como dudara aun Zafiro, ana
di6:
I'll vizconde quiere casar q su
hiio.
Esta veg Zsfiro di6 IN grito te-
rrible y lanz6 una hurlona carcaia-
da.
--Si pens6 en- mf para eeo, diio.
Sc equivoc0 de medic medic, = 81
mirada centelle0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

Amigo tambien de Pablo al
que I'd quieres tsnto.
-SSois de verdad amigo de Pa
blot
ST, amigo dssconocido. Quiero
decir que soy su amigo y que, sin
embargo. Ell 10 ignora; nj siquiera
me conoce.
-sDe veras?
Soy tan amigo suyo, que voy
q impedir Que cometas una mala
accI6n asoci6ndote a los infames
proyectos de su padre.
Zafro Sc irgui6 estupefacta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24
L 1T E r A TU r A


Ojos que esquivais los mios
por desden o p0r rubOr,
Ojos de pardo color,
contempIad mis- desvarfos,
no castigueis mis- desyios
OjOs que dicen <amor>;
cOncededme ese favor
en- mi gran desOlacion,
niradme pOr cOmpaci0n,
OjOs de pardo color.
Ojos de virgen preciada,
que envidio pOr un instante
ojos de obscure diamante
en- d.adema nacarada,
dadme una sOla mirada
OjOs de luz rutilante;
y decidme 81 al amante
a quien turb8steis ell alma,
le devOlVereis la calma
Ojos de obscure diamante.
OjOs de girls claridad
Y que caussis mi desvelO,
ojos pardos como ell cielo,
como ell cielO en- tenn pestad,
os imploro en- mi ansiedad
esa mirada que anhelO
para mi dicha y cOnsuelo
en- este immense sufrir;
no me dejaI els m0rir
oj0s pardos como el cielo.
va me pod6is abrasar
en- esa llama que arde
ojos color de la tarde,
de la tarde al espirar;
quiero mat6is mi pesar,
y sin OrgullO y alarde,
no permitais que cobarde
ponga fin d mi existencia,
81 no me dais vuestra esencia
OjOs color de La tarde.
RODRIGUEZ SANTAELLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24
SGe<. dc N. ROIndn8 q
FortaGe4e 29.- San Juan, !.

Ventss al por mayory detail. Inn
portacI6n directa de Europa Y Estados
Unidos.
Complete surtido en- efectos de fe-
rreterfa y quincalla.
Artfculos de novedad utilidad, pa
ra damas y csballeros. Efectoe de escri.
torio. porcelanas, pinturas. Barni=es, Ca
jas de hierro prueba de fueego. Espe-
cialidad en- arados de todas classes. Tu.
berias y sus accessories.
Precios limitados. Constanse reno
vaci0n en- Ell surtido. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24
LA AkTILLA PEQuENA
DE CARLOS LZQUIERDO
GRAN CAFE

GRAN CAFE
Ietnd7a saat7sae''o 80 eSQs<5aao d To,scd
SAN JUAN Pr.
Montado con todo lujo aparatos mo-
dernos, servicio especial en- refrescos,
1icores, cafe chocolate, helados, du1ces,
emparedados, leche batida, cervezas de
las mejores marcas acreditadas. Lunch
gratis en- servicios de 1icores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24

Las letras de la maquina de escrl'
bir eOLIVER> son de acero, estan
vueltas hacia arriba, al alcance del
operador. Esto permite limpiarlas dia-
riamente con un cepillo comun, 10 que
se hsce en- diez segundos. Asl el tpo
esta siempre impiO y la naquina dura
mayor tempo en- quen uso.
UnicO Agente en- Puerto Rico, l..
Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-24
Ediicto

Ell Presidente de los EstadOs Unidos Y
su nombre don Ramon Quinones v
QuinoDes, Juez asociado del Tribu
nal de DistritO de Humacao,
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that Tom Bud, heretofore a partner in the English Kitchen restaurant, has sold his inter est to the undersigned, and is no longer connected with the said business in any manner whatsoever. All persons who hold claims for money due from said Tom Bud are notified to present same for payment and settlement on or be- fore June i6, 1903. The undersigned will not be responsible for any claims or debts of said Tom Bud presented there after.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
Keep Cool.

in a cool and correct Summer Suit bearing this famous mark
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
News ef Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Partly cloudy. Data for A hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
THE HUB.
DECISION.

Better make up your mind quick to buy some Phoenix Real Estate. The railroad is building. The Sugar Beet Factory is in course of con struction and the Govern ment Reservoir is a cinch. Any one of these improve ments will enhance the val ue of property. What will all three do to 1t :?
 Invest Now and Make Money, We have some bargains we would be pleased to show you.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
TOMMY, All GEE, LU WEE, LEN QUONG.

Notice is hereby given that I. Tom Budd formerly partner in the Eng fish Kitchen for the past two years and d half, have settled all claims and accounts due against me, and I will not be responsible for any further bills contracted by the said English Kitch- en. TOM BUDD.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
Temperature
MEAN NORMAL

Maximum temperature, 96; minimum temperature, 79. Average relative humidity, g per cent. Total precipitation, T. Character of the day-Cloudy.
 NJ. F. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12

GOING EAST.-H. H. Harvey left last night for Chillicothe, O., escorting for permanent burial at their former home, the remains of his wife who died year ago. He expects to return here O0yt fall
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12

When you visit Los Angeles inquire about the Manhattan Beach lots at $25O each. This is the gem of the beaches. Write to Manhattan Beach Co.,, 531 and 532 Douglas Building.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
HDlCNfn Ihe......... Bicycle Man

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle. the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires ana sundries. Most complete repair shop In the city. Nos. and 9. s. First avenue
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12
IfyIsdbsnjamins@| l MAKERS < NEWyoRK |

BENJAMIN Two-Piece Outings are cut in the smart semi-military style from imported and domestic serges, homespuns, and fiannels. The fabrics are shrunk in the BENJAMIN plant not sent out to public shrinkers at risk of injury. The styles are deTiGned by New York and London style-creators. The fit is perfect, because measured on a model of your figure. The tailoring is equal to fine custom made, because mostly hand-work in sanitary work rooms by salaried specialists-not mostly machine-work in filthy sweat shops by careless, rapid-transit piece workers.
 BENJ AMIN Outings
 s1O.OO to s3O.OO
 Your money back if anything
 goes wrong. This famous
 apparel at this store-no other.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-12

Barbecued meats every day at th' Phoenix Meat Market, fl w. Washing ton. Joe Bush. Tel. 12S5. Meats vii be delivered.
Middletown transcript., 1903-03-28
WOMAN ATTACKED BY NEGRO

Mrs. Bartlett, of Newport, had thrill
ing experience Sunday evening. She
had been spending the day with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bullen, of Chris
tiana, and early in the evening started
for home. Upon driving to the P. B. &
w. station she learned that the evening
train would not stop at Newport. Mrs.
Bartlett left her daughter there, as it was
now dark and the latter had about two
miles to drive alone. Mrs. Bartlett then
started to walk to the village, which is
about one mile. On reaching place
known as Chandler's bone mill, she met
a colored man under an apple tree op-
posite the mill. The man said good
evening to her and then asked where she
was going.
She replied she was going home. She
says ne then grabbed her by the arm
twisting her to the ground, placing his
hand over her mouth and telling her not
to say anything. At this juncture he
became frightened and ran away.
As soon as she was released the woman
gave loud cry, which was heard by men
In the watch box at the station. John
Marvel ran to her assistance. On arriv-
ing at the station Mrs. Bartlett was found
to be suffering from the shock. Her
mouth was cut inside and her glasses
broken. Her side also was bruised. She
was taken care of by Mrs. Fleming, and
afterwards taken to her home at New
port. A search was made for the man
but he could not be found.
Middletown transcript., 1903-03-28
TRIED TO END HIS LIFE

The presence of some soldies who were
returning to Fort DUPONT late Sunday
night, was responsible for the rescue OF
Joseph Chambers, who was Saturday re-
leased from tie New Castle County Work
house, and who tried to end his life by
drowning in the Delaware and Chesa-
peake canal.
The soldiers were going over to the fort
from Delaware City, when they heard a
splash in the canal and upon investiga-
tion, saw dark object in the water. It
proved to be the body of Chambers, and
after much difficulty it was gotten out of
the water.
The man. already unconscious, was
taken to the hospital at the fort, where
he regained consciousness and gave his
name as Joseph Smith. The Police De-
partment of Wilmington, was notified
and the man was identified as Joseph
Chambers.
He was arrested about two months ago
and was sentenced to sixty days in the
workhouse on the charge of vagrancy.
His term expired Sunday morning and
he was released. He refused to give a
reason for committing the act.