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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
IA LLUVIA DE AVER

Aver hizo I'm dia brumoso. De SIT
bito caian recios aguaceros. Luego
menudas lloviznas. Y FL sol sin dejar-
Sc yer la cara.
FL ambiente refresc6 b%astante, V va
por la noche empezo 4 soplar ligera
brisa sinti6ndose un tanto la humedad
consiguiente Il un prolongado dia de
lluvia.
La mahana dc hoy es despejada y
clara. Empieza 4 s~entirse I'm calor
regularcito. No sera extrano-ini mu-
cho menos!-que en- ell resto del dia las
nubes Sc deJen carr y hagan 4 las al
c~antarillas ell favor de sanearlas.
Por 10 demas, deseamos que al ge-
neralizarse ell periodic lluvioso en- la
isla, no Sc echen 4 perder algunos Gull
tivos, porque, fuera parte 10 holgados
que estamos, serfa de sentirse.
Las nubes diran.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
BORICUA
c o S { c H S

En- los districts del centric Y los del
o., todas las cosechas han mejorado
durante la scmana v ahora presentan
buen aspecto. Las canas han adelan-
tado bien V meiorado en- color. FL
arroz ha sufrido algo, localmente, mo-
tivado 4 los fuertes soles pero por 10
general los infornles promoter una
buena cosecha. FL cafe esta madu-
rando bien Y de algunas l~ocalidades
informan que las matas estan dobladas
de tanto fruto en- estado de madurez
que Gentlemen. FL algod6n sigue bien
v esta foreciendo en- la vecindad Gle
Las Marias. Sc esta ~recogiendo una
abundante cosecha de maiz. Sc han
recogido algunas habichuelas pero la
cosecha es pequena. Legumbres y
viandas estan abundantfsimas Y los
mercados estan bien surtidos de aqua
Gates, quenepas y mangoes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
Ell ITEM PO

FL tempo ha continuado seco desde
la parte alta del vale del rio de Manatf
hasta la costa lado SO, Y en- cuyos dis
tritos hay una gran necesidad de HUI
via. En- los demas lugares la precipi-
taci6n ha sido normal 8 sobre normal.
FL promedio por divisiones ha sido ell
siguiente: division n, 1.58 pulgadas;
division E., 2.07 pulgadas; division S.,
1.34 pulgadas; division o., 2.41 pull
gadas; y por toda la isla. % estaciones,
l.66 pulgadas. La cantidad mayor
que han informado ha sido 4.81 pulga-
das en- Mayagtiez y 4.91 pulgadas en- la
Hacienda Perla. De Morovis infor-
man que no llovi0. La temperature
fue ligeramente sobre la normal; la
mas alta que han informado 50 grades,
ocurri6 en- San German y Corozal; la
mas baja, 81 grades, Ell Lares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
Mi barba en- remOjO

Pongamos la barba en- remojo, 6 10
que es 10 mismo, curemonos IN salud.
Medicen que ala Defensa Individual, ,
semanario local, preparase q propinar-
me ell domingo proximo una zurra de
xCatano, apaga v vamonos~. ORR
gen del proceso, 8 de la zurra: ell men
culpd, que, ante la realidad de los ca
0 v las cosas, entonara en- mi C,6ni-
ca (de Catano).
Pero. senior; 81 yo soy un inofensivo
b0rtcuttd, que no pongo una plea en-
Flandes v que. aunque & la SOnsbr0 del
p0(o de mdmey nj siquiera pIco ii IN
gle.
Isl las c~rontguitdx las escribo yo.
como quien dice, para m0tdl' FL macho
en- estas noches de aburrimiento. No
es para mortiticar 4 nadie.
iQue pretendeis, paisanos mics!
iQue consigne que la carne Y la le-
che estan caras en- Catano!
iPero 81 yo no tengo ALI <puercas 4
mediass o nadie.
tQu6 he de decir9 81 aquf Sc vende
la carne 4 30 centavos kilo V la leche 4
6 centavos cuartillo, he de afirmar que
este pueblo de 60yfcuaS, esta perdido!
....i No hay Iedcncion.
ST en- Catano, la carne esta i rs cen
tavos kilo V la leche L t c~cntavos Guar
tillo, he de alirmar que esta BOY Il
6 respectiyamente!
iAh don Julio. don Julio! no me
TIRE con RI guau,a, Tenga muy en-
cuenta que 4 <La Correspondence,
no lie gusta que en- sus Columns Sc
sostengan polemicas con nadie. Estas
lfneas aquf son un milagro. Y ade-
mas, nj SOY polemista nj cosa que Sc lie
parezca. Deieme quieto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
Nueva ssociedad obrera

Varios ~jovenes obreros de esta capt.
tai han organizado n nueva Sociedad
0 ell nombre de <Antorcha del Siglo
XXX.
Componen su directiva como Presi-
dente, Eugenio Vera, Secretario Wen
ceslao Escobar Y vocales los senores
Lloveras, Fernandez, Palomares, Sc
rralles, Sierra Y Manzano.
Son todos muy a~preciables elementos
v sin duda esa SSociedad hara cumplido
honor 4 la digna clase obrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
El maestro de un sacerdote

FL professor de primera ensehanza
del joven don Andres Echevarrfa, or
denado de sacerdote en- la mahana del
domingo 6ltimo, POI Monsenor Blenk,
reside en- Ponce: es don Jose Negron
Sanjurjo, con quien Echevarrfa termi-
no la instruction primaria en- Concerto,
para ingresar en- ell Seminario en- la
epoca del Obisno PUG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
ACLARACIONES
DE DOS POLlCIAS

Nos manifiestan los guardias Victor
Miranda y Alexandra Aponte, que es
inexacto cuanto respecto 4 la deten-
ci6n del comerciante senior Portela V
su empleado Manuel Cumba dice un
semanario local en- su nltimo n1mero.
Aseguran dichos guardias que proce-
dieron rectamente al ser desobedecidos
V acometidos V que asf Sc comprob6 en-
Ell Juzgado, en- donde ambos, ell senior
Portela y su empleado fueron senten-
ciados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
De YIAJE

Hoy cmbarc6 en- ell Caracas con
rumbo & los Estados Unidos, ell como
edo abogado americana Mr.. Frank H.
Dexter.
LIE acompanan SUI esposa & hija Y
nuestro buen amigo Tulio Larrfnaga,
hijo, quien va 4 perfeccionarse en- ell
ingles v 4 aumentar sus conocimien-
tos.
Felfz viaie y pronto regreso desea-
mos 1 tan distinguidos viaieros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

Nos recit6 discursos de los senores Ma
tienzo Cintr6n y Hernandez Lopez.
Despu6s nos dijo: <yo no quiero ser
brute. iPodrfan ustedesayudarme para
ingresar en- ell asilo de hu6rfanosl
Quiero aprender v hoy no tengo me-
dos nj de aprender nj de conner, nj
tengo donde trabajar.s
Nosotros lie prometimos hacer por
81, cuanto este 4 nuestro alcance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
BESIDE Ponce a cumpIir condena
De maestro coiy'eSp0nSdD

Julio 15.-Hoy por la manan sa.
Heron por ruta, 4 cumplir condena Ell
ell preside, los individuos s%iguientes:
Mariana Matos, Ramon Medina, Pc
dro Ruiz, Jose del Carmen Rodriguez,
Demetrio Justiniano, Nicomedes Sa-
batter, Felipe Espada (a) Cabo, Jose
Cernelio Cartagena, Ceferino Maldo-
nado, Pedro Valentin.
Estos individuos, Sc hallaban presses
en- la carcel de esta ciudad, y los con-
duce al preside la policia ~insular.
Salieron q pie, los buenos, porque
en- la expedition iban tres enfermos,
uno de eIlos de bastante gravedad, Sc
gun Sc nos informa: es Ceferino Mall
donado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
VENTA

Sc venden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
gueros, tres casas con solares propios, de tres
habitaciones cada una, de MADEIRA, cobiiadaS
de hero galvanizado y ademas un solar.
Ell precio de estas propiedades eS ell mismo
por ell que Sc ha adquirido en- hipoteca.
Los que q~uieran hacer ell negocio, pueden
~dirigirse a don joaquin Pacheco, en- su niue
bleria, Gale Allen, n1mero 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
COrre0 de Ponce
de nuestlo oolrespo1.sa1)


Julio 15.-Esta noche habra una ve-
lada lfrico ~litefaria, de caracter init
mo, en- la casa del senior don Jose Mi
guel Morales con motive de ser hoy
cumpleanos de la senorita Sara Mora
les, hija del aludido respectable caba-
Hero.
Sc nos informa que, habiendo re-
clamado ell doctor don Pedro Herman
DEE su sueldo por los dfas en- que estu-
vo suspense de su cargo como medico
titular en- Ponce, Sc ha acordado pa
garle Gle n partida que no es la del
sueldo correspondence 4 la plaza alu-
dida de medico %titular, porque ell suel-
do de esta 10 viene disfrutando ell doc
tor C6rdova desde ell primer dfa de la
suspension del @actor Hernandez. He
aquf ell caso en- que un Ayuntamiento
tiene que pagan dos sueldos por un
mismo servicio, 10 que es NADIA prove
chose para ell contribuyente.
La individual Tomasa Gonzalez, de
la Gale de Tricoche, puso fin 4 sus
dias aver tarde, ~ahorcandose con una
tlra Gle bramante que amarro 4 una de
las yigas del techo Gle la casa en- que
VIVA. Sc ignoran las causas de tai
suicide.
FL cadaver de la desgraciada mujer
fue conducido al deposito momentos
despues de conocido ell terrible hecho.
para hacerle la autopsia.
Varias personals de esta ciudad, en-
tire elias algunos agricultores, nos ma
nltlestan 10 convenience que seria para
ell pensamiento de la emigration 4 Me
Xico, ell que ell senior Ramirez Ronda
Vlniese por Ponce 8 nombrase un re-
~presentante aquf, con ell fin de tratar
con las personals eXpresadas la salida
de una expedition por ell puerto de
Ponce.
Sc halla ligeramente indispuesto
nuestro respectable amigo don CUTLER
mo Schuck. Que sane pronto son
nuestros deseos.
Ell compositor don Federico Ramos
ha conclude la m1sica para los versos
DE Rod5Ii0s, del senior Negr0n San
jurjo. Els un trabajo musical de YER
dadero merito.
Como aquf EN- Ponce son muchas las
personals que Sc disponen 4 emigrar
para Mexico, hoy Sc busca con inter6s
<La Correspondence para leer ell ar
tfculo del senior Romero Haxthausen
que trata sobre la emigration referida.
FL Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad
acordo anoche evoca su acuerdo re-
lativo 4 prohibir 4 los yendedores de
quincalla V telas, de la Plaza del Mer-
cado, efectuar ventas en- los dias festi-
yOs. De ahora en- adelante podran
vender EN- los expresados dias.
FL nino de nueve amos Antonio Ro-
driguez, agredio 4 Emilio Solomon.
Denunciado, fue absuelto por estar
libre de res%ponsabilidad seg1n ell Co
digo Penal, en- atenci6n ( SUI edad.
Las abundantes ~lluvias de esta ma
mana obstruyeran la canerfa del desa-
gtie de los hospitales Civil v Tricoche,
al extreme que, por un respiradero de
la calle de la Union, asomaron, inva-
diendo las GALES, materials putrefactas
de las que corren por ell desagile refe-
rido. Tn Official de Sandal. con va
rios peones, Sc ocupaba esta tarde del
arreglo de la caherfa. expresada para
evitar que Sc repita el case.
%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
Alberto Vicente

Esta ma6ana Sc nos presento en- esta
reduction I'm nino de ocho amos de
edad, cuyo nombre es Alberto Vicente.
Tiene una imagination p~rodigiosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este precioso establecimiento. situado en-
Ell sitio mas cGntrico y fresco de la Ciudad
ofrece aI..p1blico, s~ervicio esmerado, r%efres-
cos, dulces Y helados, a la vez que oportu
nidad para Idisfrutar de la mGsica de a
retreta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
IdCintO TGxidOr AICaIa del Dino
AVOCADO NOTARIO.

Fierce en- todos las los Tribunales de
la Isla.
Allen, 80 altos, San Juan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
GRAN SASTRERIA
do n. Monies. FodaIeza 20. Allen Street 20

En- este antique y acreditado estableci-
miento ademas de su eXtenso y elegante sur
lido de cacimires Ingleses Y Franceses. en-
contrara su nGmerosa clientele Trajes hechos
en- todas medidas, como asf mismo tam
bien un extenso surtido de corbatas, tirautes,
ligas, paraguaS jenoveses, ~cuellos, punos, ca
misas n~egligee blancaS y de dolores. CANT
sas especiales y exclusives para Frak Smo-
kin y otros artfculos para caballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

Julio 15.-Esta noche habra una We
lada lfrico ~litefaria, de ~caracter init
mo, en- la casa del senior don Jose Mi
guel Morales con motive de ser hoy
cumpleanos de la senorita Sara Mora
les, hija del aludido respectable caba-
Hero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico vieJo a $2-40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
Bjlletes 5o,atos para dias .festirox

Bilietes baIatos para diaS festiroS
/ Clase. ? Clase.
De Capital 4 Bayam6n, de
ida Y vuelta. ......... 1925 T0.lG
De Bayam6n 4 Catano, ida
y vuelta. ....... 49,. Is 10
Billete ordinario de Capital 4 Catano en-
2 clase q 3 ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1903
RAMON NALDES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15
Linea f6rrea del Oeste
ITINERARIO

Salidas de Bayam6n y Capital simuItanea-
mente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

La secci6n 80, de la ley Foraker,
dice:
49,. que los electores capacitados de Pto.
Rico e~legiran ell primer martes despues del
primer lunes de Noyiembre A. d.. de mil no
vecientos v cada aho d~espues, un Comisiona-
do d los Estados Unidos, quien tendra.
etc"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

FL nino de nueve amos Antonio Ro-
driguez, agredio 4 Emilio Solomon.
Denunciado, fu6 absuelto por estar
libre de responsabilidad segnn ell Co
digo Penal, en- atenci6n 4 SUI edad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

Como aquf EN- Ponce son muchas las
personals que Sc disponen 4 emigrar
para Mexico, hoy Sc busca con inter6s
<La Correspondence para leer ell ar
tfculo del senior Romero Haxthausen
que trata sobre la emigration referida.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
PREACHERS HOME.
Roanoke is Moving in the Matter
 With Good Prospects.

Roanoke. Oct 14-(Special.) 1.-The Meth odi.sts of Roanoke are greatly interested in the movement to build a home here for one of the superannuated preachers of the North Alabama Conference, under the provisions of a plan devised by the last session of that body Rev. J. W. Norton, the agent of this worthy cause. presented the question to the Methodist congregation Sunday. and offered to start the fund by a liberal donation from the general board. A committee is at work to raise the necessary remaining funds, and the success of the movement is prac- tically assured. It Is probable that they will buy instead of build.
 The renewed suggestion that comes from Va. ious parts of the State that Hon. Wm A. Hundley would make an admira- ble successor to Governor Jelks Is re- ceived with delight by his friends here at home and throughout East Alabama. In an interview with your correspondent Col. Handley was very reticent concern ing his intentions declaring that he was not a candidate for any office and that it was too early to discuss the guberna- torial succession.
 Mrs. R. L. schuessier. Mrs. R. T. West and Miss Willie Wood will go to Birmingham tomorrow to attend the Womans Missionary meeting of the North Alabama Conference
 Work is progressing on the extension to the cotton mill, and 1t is estimated that when completed the mill will use 5000 bales of cotton annually
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15

absence spent in New York and St. Louis. Miss Zemma will be one of the most striking looking debutantes of the year.
 MT. and Mrs. D. P. Bestor, Miss Bes- tor and MT. Perrin Bester reached New York yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm and are expected in Mobile the latter part of the week.
 Lieutenant Fitshugh Jones and his bride who have been spending their honeymoon with Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Jones at Spring Hill, left today.
 The Misses Howell, who for some weeks have been the attractive guests of Mrs. Harvey Jones, left yesterday for their home in New Orleans.
 Mrs. N. R. Clarke with her little son, left Philadelphia last night for Monroe, La, where she will visit her father be- fore returning home,
 Mir. and Mrs. Stuart Jones have moved in from Spring Hill and will spend the winter with Mrs Futile.
 Mrs. z. M. P. Inge and sons are at home again. having spene several weeks in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Craighead left last night to visit Mr., Craighead's father at Nodena. Ark.
 MT. Coleman Merriwether of Birming- ham spent yesterday in the city.
 Miss Mary Hybart who has been quite i'll, is reported much better. The friends of Mrs. Jack Ross will re- gret to learn of her illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
Orders Were Mixed.

Macon. Ga.. Oct. 14-While running at a rate of thirty mics an hour, freight train No. g on the Hawkinville and Flor ida Southern crashed into a work train tran No. g on the Hawkinsville and For killing three and injuring six. The killed: Freight Engineer Ed will,ford, Macon, Ga; Freight Conductor Geo gs A len, Hawkinsville, Ga.: Engineer Oakes of the work train.
 The injured: Conductor Connor of the freight. seriously crushed; Flagman Will lie Wilcox, internal injuries; Fl. eman Mullins. mashed between the Under sni boiler of engine: three negroes on work train, names unknown. A misunderstand- ing of the orders is said to have been the cause of thS wreck. The track was torn up for several hundred yards.
 The wounded were carried to Pitts, Ga, where they are receiving medical atten- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
TWO KINDS
 OF CHILDREN

Children that grow too fast and those that seem hardly to grow at all, both need Scott's Emulsion
 It gives that rich vital nourishment which is the secret of all healthy growth. It rounds out the long limbs, and helps children to grow without using up all their strength in growing.
 Mothers ought to know more about the wonderful help which Scott's Emulsion would give their children.
 Wen send you sample free upon request. SCOTT ( BOVINE, 4o0 Pearl Street, Nsv YoEa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
Advertiser Bureau,

Mobile. Oct. IA.
 The School Commissioners or Mopiie County met today and general routine of business was transacted Superinten- dent Murphy stated that he had reported the matter of text books not being here in sufficient numbers to the proper au- thorities and suit has been brought against the publishers. The smai-poA question was vigorously discussed
 The superintendent was instructed to enforce the rules governing the admis- sion of pupils to any of the public schools. The rule governing this particular ques- tion Is as follows: ITO secure admission in any public school the applicant must be at least years old, must have been vaccinated and be free from any contaBi- ous eruption or disease" feature very much in evidence is the lack of teachers in Mobile County, and this will be remeded in the near future.
 I. w. Richards, a white man, arrested for being drunk. appeared before the Re- corder this morning. |: Richard claimed he was badly beaten, by the police of- ficers, on the nigh 'ltch at the station. After investigation, Richards claimed 1t was all a mistake, that he received his bruises in a fight with a man named Dumas, over a cup of coffee, at the sta
  days.
 Peter Martin, young white boy F years old living at East Hamilton and Selma Strets. was cut by Diecy Harrison another youth of years. Both boys were at- tending the Jefferson Street public school. and they had a quarrel prior to the open ing of the morning session, which result ed in the cutting. Martin was cut in hA rfrht the shoulder, but is not seriously hurt.
 Chief of Police Case was kept busy answering the telephone this morning prior to the opening of the Recorder s Court. Some practical joker had tele- phoned to the various sporting houses, ordering the women to report to the chiefs office, the first thing in the morn ing. As the controversy in reference to the vagrant law, is almost a town topic, the women were badly scared. With an arm broken, from the effects of a previous rumpus, Oils Clemens went on the war-path again last night, and made things lively for some little while. The officers claim he fought hard and long Clemens was find s on the charge of being drunk and $l5 or twenty days for resisting the officers.
 James Andrews and James Woods. two little "Japs" hardly able to be distin- guished apart, but of no relation, got to much liquor, and began to see things They were arrested and fined $2.50 or five days.
 Chief of Police Case is experimenting with a pocket electric light. to be utilized by the department, and in all probabiu- ties will be adopted.
 Mobile Society News. Mrs. J. O. Dickens, Mrs. Daniel McGill and Miss Carrie George left Monday night for New York.
 Mrs. William Mastin and Miss Zemma returned home yesterday after a long
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
Advertiser Bureau.
 Golrau 0rf IA

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma. Oct. A. Robert P. Manly to-day purchased from the city of Selma $25, 900 of bonds issued to pay for the construction of new municipal buildings for which he is con- tractor. He bought the bonds at par with interest accrued since April IS. at rate of per cent.
 Mr. Manly's bid was the only one re- ceived.
 The sale of the bonds was made at noon. Mayor Atkins, City Clerk Stewart the office of the city clerk and here the one and only bid was opened. MT. Man ly's proposition was as follows:
 Atlanta, Ga, Oct 12 1903. Hon. V. B. Atkins. Mayor, and H. H. Stewart. clerk of Selma. Ala:
 ''Gentlemen In response to your ad- vertisement of September, 1903, and Oc- tober. 1908, for the sale of s26,000 bonds to bear 4 per cent. interest from April s, 1903, hereby propose to purchase the same in denomination of $500 each, and in installments of 5000 each. as may be mutually agreed upon, for cash, and at the par value of the said bonds, and the accrued interests thereon. Yours truly, "Robt. P. Manly" When the bid had been read Mayor At kins announced yesterday that 1t was accepted. The bonds sold to-day bear date of | April 15. 1908, and bear 4 per cent. interest. l On April 15, 1906, and Nov. 15, 1906, and on April t5 and Nov IS of each year thereafter. s5Q0 of bonds are to be re- tired.
 1 MT. Manly has the contract for build ing the city hall. and the fire engine house was represented to-day by c. w. Hayes. who superintends the work. MT Hayes said that the buildings would be completed as rapidly as possible. He stated that work had been delayed by the tardiness in placing the bonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
QUICK TIME.
Jury Returned Verdict of Not
 Guilty in Fifteen Minutes.

Jury Returned NeLuASt oA NoI
 Guilty in Fifteen Minutes.
 Raleigh, N. C.. Oct. 4.-After being out for fifteen minutes today, the jury in the trial of Ernest Haywood for the murder of Ludlow Skinner returned verdict of not guilty.
 There was no demonstration, put smiles oP deIigbt were on the faces of Haywood, his counsel and three brothers. who have been constantly with him. Haywood shook hands with his counsel and when he was discharged went at once to the jury box and shook hands with each Juror return ,na thanks Next he went to Judge Peebles and did the same.
 Colonel T. NJ. Argo closed for the de- fense this morning, urging self-defense for Haywood and persecution of him and inc witnesses for the defense. Judge pasbIes next commented on the evidence and charged the jury. In was charge very favorable to the defendant.
 Haywood shot and killed Skinner in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
He Learned a Great Truth.

It is said of John Wesley that he once said to Mistress Wesley: Why do you tell that child the same thing over and over again?" John Wesley, because once telling Is not enough" It is for this same reason that you are told again and again that Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy cures colds and grip; that it counter acts any tendency of these diseases to result in pneumonia, and that 1t Is pleas ant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15

front of the postoffice here on February H. Preliminary hearing was waved and at the March term the trial was post poned on plea of absent witnesses. At a habeas corpus trial the first of June, Haywood was released on s10.o00 bail
 In the case seven lawyers appeared for the defense and five for the state An acting solicitor was employed as the soli- citor declined to act because of his reia- tionship to Haywood. The defendant did not testify. 4f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-15
To Reduce the Force.

Denver, Col. Oct Ex-Governor Pea body to-day instructed Colonel Edward Verdeckberg. the officer in command of the troops at Cripple Creek, to reduce hundred men will be relieved from duty at once.