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REVOLUTION IN sERVlA
KinG. Queen and Ministers were
As5assinated.

Special to Daily Light:
Belgrade, ServIa, June ia mil
itary revolution broke out here last
night. Troops surrounded the pal
ace at midnight, assasinated King
Alexander and Queen Draga and a
number of the ministers composing
the Kings council. Prince Kara
georgevitich was proclaimed King
by the revolutionists and a new
government formed. Proclamations
announcing the establishment of a
new government were issued. The
streets are thronged with people
whose actions seem to approve the
coup de etat.
Until 1878 Servia was a principal
ity of Turkey. Its frontiers touch
those of Turkey, Austria, Rouma-
MIA and Bulgaria. 1t has an area of
Is, 720 square miles and a popula-
ton of almost 1000, 900. The coun-
try is mountainous and densely
wooded. 1t is among the best for
titled inland nations Of the world,
high ranges Of mountains forming
massive barriers both on the eastern
and western boundaries. Numerous
rivers flow through the country. At
Belgrade the Save forms a junction
with the Danube, the principal river
of that part of Europe. The people
are distinguished for the vigor of
their frame, personal valor and love
of freedom.
The kim iom was proclaimed in
1882. me government consists of
six ministers, kings cabinet a
senate of twenty-five members and
a national assembly of 100 members,
20 of whom are named by the king.
The actual army is 100 strong, but
in time of war can be increased to
265, 900.
Belgrade, the seat of government,
and the scene of last nights revo-
ution, has a population Of $4,000,
and is divided into four parts. The
fortress, situated on a tOnge ofland,
commands the Danube. The whole
city is well protected. IL is the key
to Hungary and has long been the
chief point of communication be-
tween ConstantinOple and Vienna.
1t has consequently been the scene
of many hard conflicts. Its chief in
dustries are the manufacture OF
arms, cutlery, saddlery, silk goods
and harness.
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NJ, X. e T. Special Rates.

New Braunfels, Texas, annual
convention Roman Central Union .
rate S7.J round trip. Dates Of sale
June 27-2S.
Waco, Texas, meeting Grand Ar
my b. Z. O. f.. Rate $40, June
2l-22, good until the June "A to re-
turn.
Boston, Mass.-Natioual Educa-
tionai Association. Rate one fare
plus 500 for round trip. Selling
dates June 30, July J and ,, return
limit July l.. Limit can be extend
ed to Sept. /, 1903.
St. Louis-June II anG Is, rate
one fare plus 500. Final limit 20
leave 81. Louis not later than June
-, 1908.
Chicago Summer schools. Rate
S27.5 round trip. Date Of sale June
-, return limit Sept. ID.
Atlanta, Ga-National Conference
b. Y. =. L. Rate one fare plus
s2.2j. Dates ~ sale July Z, Sand 9,
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Nashville, Tenn Peabody Nor
NAL College, summer school. Tick
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IL II DAYS from date Of sale. Exten.
sion OF limit to September 30, MAJ
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Texas Midland Railroad.


4 strictly up-to-dats line.
Nothing too good for its pat
rous
Elegant coaches, splendid dining
ears. serving meals a la carte al
reasonable prices, aud hrst-clmss
cuisine, all 20 90 make a journey
over the road "a pleasure long 20 be
remembered
Close connections made 1T Eune-
tl0n points to and from all points.
Fun Information regarding fakea,
lifnn cards, Pullman resefs atlanml
atc esil - etHeFfuliv furnished -
hy aaY agent II The Midland ~ To-
undersigned on application.
D. n. MekAy. a.. n. a.
Terrell Texan
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Nashville, Tenn Peabody Nor
NAL College Summer School. lick
ats ou sale May Iist, June ist. 1nd,
lgth, 1th, Zlst. July ira. lth and
an. 1905. Return limit fifteen days
from date of sale. with excursion
privileges. Fare s2i.U.
Galveston EpNo rth League Con.
yeution itcteis ou sale June lee.
Reform limit jane Ith fafe ~ 20
round trip.
College aai hfFan Commence.
Want fxFreisrs a "a college,
Tickets on sale June B&h aud 9th.
Retain liuii. leaving bryan - Cob
lsEs BOD later thar gune tWh. Pare,
HrYaa st- college
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I HAVE "a large gravel pit and
teams to hau with. Gravel deliy-
cred 10 yours home at reasonable
prices W. Al Briggs. BStf
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FOR SALR- old papers, &c per
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/ HAVE pasture for cattle and
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WANT COLUMN

SWEET POTATW SLIPS wanted.
II you have any for sale call or
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FOR RENT Dwelling on Kaufman
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A. J.. MOSELEY, salesman for
Wiuoua" Nflls full seamless h0-
siery and underwear, old phone lGl.
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FOR RENT-For two or three
months this SUMMER S-room resi-
deuce, furnishedY Or unfuruished.
Apply az this ofhCt, e.
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LADIES' AND GENTS Clothing
Cleaned. Repaired. The best work
IN town. Lowest prices. 2l3 East
Main ST. j. >. Perrin.
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ONE years age I
was almost a help
less victim Of that
dread disease
sumption 3" writes
Mr.. Chas. FrusS.
p NJ, OF Sitka.
White Co. Ind. u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

mfi no ser nj bast pts noble nj
ric0.... 80.
Y Coucepci6n. con no nenns
claridad respoudi6
--Sois muy humilde, pefo os
permito espersr.
.Despu6s de esta primera conre-
sion rasaron ambos muy pronto
las promesas y juramentos, y Con
csnc'6n de16 escapsr sn secreto.
No dijo, sin embargo. que anna
ba. nero, so peus de pssar por IN
necio, Rocambole no 10 puoo dudar
mas tempo.
Obtuvo ell permiso de escribir
cartas, que serfan recibidas en- Sc
creto a las cuales contestsrian.
Y asf pasaron una hors = fua
necesarIo NADIA menos que ell tim
bre del reloj. que sono seco cen
met&lica vibraci6D, para qne ter
| minase aouella primera tngenua
\ couversacion.
pouieudose en- pie. MArcnaos' os
4 10 sup'ico.
Tan prontol dito Rocambole
II con an acento digno de Ia escue!a
II de IN Lau1du.
II MI padre no sc acuesta nuuca
II autes de las dos. y n veces ttene el
II capricho de subiT Q VERNE, 81
os hallass aQai estabamos perdi'
dos.
Adi6si Me msrcho, murmur0
Rocambole fDgiendo de nueEo ad-
mirahle emoci6n.
-HastA dentso de IN mss. di1o
Conception; , Ia acompafio hssta
el extreme del oorredor, le absndo.
H nd una yer mas IL mRno, cue o.
cubri6 de besos. y luego SO separ0
brugca mente de 6f volviendo 30
estutio, en- Ell que sc sentO, ocrl-
tando el rostro entire las manos &c
echo . lloTar diciendo:
-lDios mioI lDics mfo! .Cfeo
que 10 amoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

Conforuoe & 10 que habfa auun-
ciado In sefiorita de Salandrera, ios
funerales debfan verihcarse 81 Ola
siguiente. 80
bre del patio del hotel de los au.
ones. los alrededores estabsn lle-
nos de csrruaies que formaoan par
te del corte1O.
El primsro que eshd 4 andar tras
Ell aue llevaha el cadaver. esta o.
ecnpado Dor el duone de Sslandre-
re IN cura espaflol, confesor oe
Ia ou Juesa.
El duoue parecfa muy abatido
srfste como an hombre Que va
ercerrar en- una tumba los despolos
de su inico hijo.
Cuando el ccrteio lego - 1gle-
ala de Ia Magdalena. en- II que oe.
bfa celebrsrSe eli oficio de cuerco
nresente. al bajar los nnmerosos
invitsdos dc sus carfusles para en-
trar sn In iglesia v arrodilisrse
| les lados del catafalco, SO queoaroh
| asostados al yer ID palidez 0ei du :
\ nua Ell temblor nervioao cue 30
i fahfa aUodera 20 de sus miemofoss
entire la multitud circul6 IN RI
NOR QUE podfa tradncirse en- esbas
Il psIabras 80
-1Al duque no le queoan ni trea
mesrs de vida, y Ia pun Alana qus
/ M IS n Alyar 10 mata : e ss@'
Ii hl6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

A MaTlG Jimenes Acosta. Carolina.
tMe pides un pensamiento?
Al momento,
I'll invade mi cabeza
4 hello aqu1 con prontitud:
-~Tu virtud
Compile con tn belleza.1-
A Ieress1aa Schetiny. y.-San Juan.
0Jn caballero con ell cuerpo doblado, por
sujetar ell pie de una joven que
sube q un arbol.)
He aquf un case peregrino
En- que risueno y fehz
Ante ell poder femenino
Baja ell hombre la cerviz.
A Maria .SoIer Nagoro. San Juan.
Tierna dulce languidez
Ostentan tus ojos bellos,
7 cual de un'cielo al traves,
Maria, la placidez
De tn alma Sc mira en- ellos.
A .Josefa MoncloVG. o-piedras.
(Varios ramos de fiores.)
sMi aut6grafo? Con presteza
Aqui va escrito entire flores,
A festejar los primores
Que enaltecen tn belleZa.
A Elena Oppenheineer. Ponce.
(Una joven con diadema de perlas en- la
frente v una antorcha en- la mano.
Con diadema antorcha esta belleza
No tiene de tn cuerpo la gentileza;
Y 81 vida tuviera, sentir1a enojos
Por la antorcha de soles que arde en- tus
ojos)
Y por la hermosa aureola q. daa tn frente
Diadema de virtudes resplandeciente.
A ana LaeisG Moa.tatU0.-Mayag1ez.
Una guitarra sujeta por tres angeles.)
tOl6! por ell instrumental
Pintado en- esta postal:
Una guitarra entire angeles
De arte gusto singular.
Y lol6! por tt que la tocas
Y & ella sabes arrancar
Los aires de la tierruca
Tristes vagos al par.
Emblema es este que muestra
Con expression de verdad,
Que los angeles te inspiran
Cuando t6 la haces vibrar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

-Ffiate, vieio INFO, en- 10 que i
voy q decirte, afl4di6 el marques Il
fiueido; no tie echo en- care ia od1o Il
4 ess excelente conde de Kergaz. II
tu hermano, pero opino que deoeS
renupcisr Ell. 10 menos proSt-
sionalmente. Ese odto. que 20 nos
produce NADIA. nos acarre0 siempre |
deepracias. 81 ts aobieses ocnpado
menos del flantropo de bo hernia.
no un POGO mas de Bacara, es Ia
dudable que hoy podrfas disponer
de tn lengua de tus oios. y quien
sabe. afiadi6 Rocambole, 8 manera
de conclusion y con Cna mofa cruel,
al te habrfas podi6o retirar Sfvir
trancuflamente en- provincias en-
compaf1fs de esta gentil Sara, que
ouizas acabara per amarte.
El ciego palideci6 al OR nombrar
& Sara.
-tAhl lParece que ESQ nos llega
nj corar6ni sEh9 dijo Rocambole.
De pronto 81 asqueroso Tcstro
del ciego expres0 tcdas las ansias
de Is pssf6n
-P0es bien, 81 en- clio no tfenes
incnnvenieuta. sigui6 diciendo su
com plice, ccu binaremns uu plap
nara deshacerDcs de Bacara. te
aseguro que no NE parece maia
idea Ia de darte Sara. como re-.
compensa de tn sabiduTia.
Oon sus gestos y su actitud, do
uruebas sir Gu!llermo de una s.e
grfa feroz.
DE todo este volveremos na-
blar esta noche, dijo ROcam0oie
saeando el reloj. Son las once me
msrcho { los funerales dedon Jose,
v no puedo meuos de hscerlo, pues.
80 Que heredo 81 fortuna.
III falso marques Sc marcho. ne
fapdo 4 sir Guillermo presa de una
terrible obreexcitacion desperfads
en- 81 Dor Ell recuerdo de IL hebrea'
causa primers mistsriosas de TO
dos aus dssastres y . j. cue seguis
Dre fe.ando IN carifio pr 10 vtolen
80 , furioso, digDo de ma oesti'
1erfx.
El vixcopde de AsmoIles eatao'
sapsrando o % cnaado pare aoon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26


Baio ell arco que forman tus cejas
K ell dosel de tus suaves pestanas,
AL traves de tus negras pupllas
En- iris divinos irradia una llama
Desde allf parafsos etereos
Envuelve entire luces tn ardiente mirada,
7 es que esta como en- bello santuarlo
En- filgidas ondas fameando tu alma.
a Carolina Garcia q Heue. San Juan.
Una bella mujer tocando una lira.)
Tia vesl Con manos eb6rneas
Para tt pulsa la Ira.
" como no festejar
Tus encantos, Carolina.
ST cual la perla en- la concha
La virtud en- tn alma anlda
Z en- tn candorosa faZ
Los besos de Dios palpitans
4 Angela Hernandez. San Juan.
Como muestra la aurora
Cuando ell espacio de carmin colora
Del sol oculto ell resplandor fulgente,
Asf muestra tn rOstro sonrlente
Con bellos tintes de expression hermosa
De tu alma oculta la bondad grandlosa.
4 Rosario Arandes. es.-Santurce.
En- maridaje luciente
Aqua for tn nombre enclerra:
Lo que fecunda la terra;
Lo que perfuma ell ambiente.
7 aquf ell pensamiento m1o
TIE aplaude con embeleso,
Rosario, porque eres beso
Que une la <rosa, y al <rlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

A Esperoaazo Aasfosso PslGti.--Santurce.
Cual tl miras. asf miriam las virgenes,
VoIyiendo las pupilas hacia ell cielo,
Y es que atrae algdn angel tn mirada
Desde Ia altura donde mora Febo,
Para hacer que refejen en- tus ojos
Las rafagas de luz del tirmamento.
A Julia iSOLer NoUdar0. Juan.
Juguetea placentera
En- tn rostro la algeria
Y en- tn noble coraz6n
Greece un rosai sin espinas.
En- Ia doctrina feliZ
De Dem6crito te inspiras
7 haces bien, Julia, que ell llanto
Els triste dulce la risa
7 va que con duras penas
Ell mundo nos sacrltlca,
Al enjugar nuestras lagrimas
Riamonos de la vida.
Il la se7s0rG Carolina q. de VeUe.-S. j.
Siempre admire tu coraz6n, Garcia,
Y de tn dicha descubrf ell secreto,
Z ahora en- esta postal caen mis- ideas
Como gotas de luz, del pensamiento.
Dios en- tn alma coloc6 un tesoro
De infinita bondad v de amor tierno,
Y has derrochado la divina ofrenda
Feliz fernando de tn hogar IN cielo.
A 7Sa65n0 Anfosso PeIati.-Santurce.
TIE vi crecer. capullo fragantfsimo
A quien ell cielo di6 luz y colores,
Y tie vi transformer en- fer esplendida
Recibiendo del Sol beso de amores.
HOY tie miro lucir, bella, magn1fca,
Flor que refeja en- esplendente aureola,
Sonrisas de los cielos en- sus p6talos
Y los rayos del Sol en- su corola.
4 Judith Morales. Ponce.
Tu tocaya, Judith, fue una helOina
Que corto la cabeza de Holofernes,
Y hermosa como IN Sol, con su mirada
Cautiv6 al adalid & quien di6 muerte.
Bella cual la heroina de la historic
Ell Sol en- tus pupilas resplandece;
Pero no matas, no, t1 das la vida
AL coraz6n que tn mirada here.
4 la nina Mar5a Teresa Acosta.-S. ).
Gun grup po de pequenos angeles
Al yer la tarjets
Diras con ahinco:
IQue monos, que monos
Son los angelitos
Pues todo ell que mira
Tu rostro divine
De igual modo dice:
Que angel tan bonito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

a vos que os prestasteis q con-
vartiros en- mi protector tendtendo
Ia mano a la infelfz la que todos
ahandonahan selVadme y sere
a1radecida, y ST mi cOrzaon' "a
nPnhado pot tantos dehsres, ma
SaUerto nara up nuevo amor
Yla voz de Conception 50 apa
rs en- sus l&bios. SFu4 p1r el re
enerdo de don Pedro3 10 fue por :
one lefa en- ell fondo de su coraEon
se daba cuenta de que amaos al
marques? -. aor
Rocam bola sa arrodill6 otra Vez
la ccgi6 las manos gus CooceP
ciEn va no RETRO, cstamPo en-
ella On ardisnta beso.
eA'o n,os nfrF exnle emd Concep'
ct6u desaciendose. Msrchaos J oe-
iadme Que me aleie. pero ssPe
rad mi rPgreso. ...s Denhfo ua u"
mes habr9 vuelto . Paris.
Ia obedeci6 Chamery. uero 81
oni6 eEtrechGrdo entire las suya'
Ias msnos de Coucepcion:: J rue con q,
vr4 coumovida que hego hssOA q
.i.,s & In ioven como la di1o
amo sefYorits, y 81 alguna
vez en- el fondo de mi aln@ n So ahIc
como terror, es el pensaf que soa.
sov un pobre cabaIlero frances
1a noseo una modesto fortuna
~ s s,eva IN tftulo obscure y cas-
Srdtgno de aliarse tamAs al nonlii
girpo de les Salsndrera.
-~Todos los csballeros 500 n, iguS
les, marques. responal0 Con a.os 49,
llez Conception y ni los pllOoIo Io
n los reyes pueden creArics no -
reyes oAn ranssora las raxss, y
yuestra ca tan antigua co"O ~
Rocambole SO incilnO
El bielo - hsbie roso, yssS -,
ry formula con toua claAA
pensamiento -.
Aspire al honor ns ~ ,"~ !
yuestrA manos peIo ss'us
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BIBLIOTECA DE eLA DEMOCRACIA.. 80

nafrarle al entierro de don Jose.
smbos montaron en- IN cocne DEL
duelo. al que than enganchados oos
msgnfficos caballos negros, y en-
cuya trasera Sc vefa dos iscayos
vesttdos de negro de pies canesa:
Amigo mfo. diio el vizconde ~
YER 81 rossro de Rocambole, cue
habfa crefdo debfa aparentar mu'
cha tristcza, themes IN n"oie ca
ractar V te dispones llorar al RI
val CON al coraz6n del amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
POSTALES De MANUEL (ANUNAS


Emma Boa'ch y GateU. San Juan.
!. angel con una palma fernando ar
co, en las manos.l
Go necesita una frente
Monde esa palma posar,
= Emma, debes levantar
"a tuya noble y luciente.
One tu gracia y gentileza
r. hagan digna de ostentar
Fsa ofrenda singular
Como lauro & tn belleza.
uoria Lujsa 7orregTosG. --Aguadilla.
o.Il,simo capuIlo que hoy embalsamas
/. midas de los aires en- Aguadilla,
y : ~ booar venturoso derramas
] = .arnura am orosa que en- tn alma brilla.
y ae.srde eI cielo las magicas ilusiones
forman hoy ell nido de tn ventura,
~ s,e iamas ell fuego de las pasiones
1 I a,aa,e s II vfvido encanto de tn alma pura
osrmen Borch q GGteU. Juan.
Sc ncta algo celestial
I'm tn faz bella radiante,
Y as que una aurora boreal
% ha posado en- tn semblante.
No en- vano por tt suspira
I'm aZz1a> presa de anhelos,
Como ell ave cuando mira
IA intensa luz de los cielos.
A Mia Lopez. San Juan.
iCoronada Reina del CarnavaD.
Llegaste & resplandecer
En- el trono tan hermosa,.
Que al yer en- tn sien poner
Ia corona esplendorosa
Te VI. Mia, descender.
lReina no mas2 poc9 cosa
Era ese range 4 ri yer
Para tn beldad preciosa.
lOu6 ascendiste al SReina1 ser
ST mas que <Reinao, eres dlosa!
j Carmen Font y Ginaeaae5. .-Santurce.
grn eromo de mujer de tierna mirada).
Como los ojos de esta belleza
Que tiene ell aire que ostentas to,
Son tus ojillos, dulce Carmela,
LIenos de gracia, ricos de luz.
Ellos cual suaves rayos de luna
v Gratos esparcen sobre tn faz,
Todo ell encanto de la ternura
Que ell alma tuya sabe guardian.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
IINEA fERREA DEL OEsTE

Ttinerario de Trenes vapores que re
gira desde el dia 20 de Noviembre
de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
Victor Huste

(Suoesor de @. Mnaud
Sam Juan do Pu9rso-RAso
Joyas y brillantes. Relojes do todas
classes y de Ia acreditada marca
<TINAUD PATENT
Lentes y espejuelos CON cristalss
de Roca. Cubiertos y artfculos do
novedad propios para regalos.
Agente de Eastman Kodak & %
Camaras y productos fotografcos.
Sc remiten oatalogoss
The Tomahawk., 1903-07-02
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Little Claire Circle, of Springfield, o.,
has ten living grandparents in this
country and two in England.
Andrew Graham, for 40 years chief
assistant at the Cambridge observa-
tory, England, has retired at the age
of IS. "fAE- 'l} i "ati
Prof. N. Coe Stewart, supervisor OF
music in the Cleveland public schools,
has resigned after filling the position
for SO years. ~ e#lulUs.
Forty-nine missionaries about to be
sent to foreign sta tions by the Presby-
terrain union were given a farewell din
ner in New York. ..,.3
Charleston, S. c., with $1,000 negro
and $4,000 white population, is ruled
absolutely by whites, although bla cks
are treated fairly. i''.
At the one hundred and forty-sev-
enth commencement of the University
of Pennsylvania degrees were con-
ferred upon nearly 500 graduates.
Gen. De Wet has become the head
of political party in the Orange
River colony which comprises a major
lity of the white population there.
In his annual report to the secretary
of war the board of visitors to the mill
tary academy at West Point says that
hazing practically has disappeared.
Hawaiian planters are anxious to
hare congress repeal the Chinese ex-
Iclusion act. They say the Chinese are
needed in the SuUar fields in H0noIul In
The historic home in Cincinnati of
Buchanan Read, in which the famous
poem, "Sheridan's Ride" was written,
has been sold to saloon keeper for
$4,000.
! The Mexican government proposes
to compel all signs and advertisements
| on walls to be in Spanish with, if de-
sired. translations into other Ian
guages. aHa
Patrick H. Flynn. organizer of the
mitted on the witness stand that he
paid $150,OOO blackmail and said it was
often done in large enterprises. -gi
In connection with arrests few days
ago in Peru, the government nipped
in the bud plot to seize the govern
ment by means of falsifed documents
to be incorporated by congress.
At the matinee races of the Gentle
mems Driving club at Chenille. o.,
Lou Dillon. owned by c. X. G. Billings,
made new worlds record to wagon
of s:O61, the former time being 2:0T.
The Tomahawk., 1903-07-02
King Peter of Servia left Geneva

| King Peter OF SerVla lett GENEVA
for Belgrade to ascend the throne
and was cheered by the crowds at the
station.
According to dispatch from Ma.
pies the volcano of Vesuvius is in full
eruptioE. ~ (
The palace of the grand vizier of
Turkey narrowly escaped being blown
up with dynamite bombs. ,,.-4,a,..,,,.s,e
1t is said that 100000 Chinese are
starving in Kwang-Si province, and
that deaths are of daily occurrence.
Seven new cardinals were created
at the Rome consistory, the cere-
monies being shortened because of
! the pope's feeble condition.
The United States European naval
| squadron, under Rear Admiral Cot
| ton, reached Kiel and was saluted by
Henry
The British, German, French, Turk
ish and Dutch ministers to Servia left
| Belgrade to AVOID recognizing King
Peter. #s.s fs3
The British house of commons has
passed blu repeating the corn duty.
LATER. u.
The Kansas legislature convened in
extra session at Topeka to relieve the
flood situation in the :Kaw valley and
it's tributaries. rat
| Several buildings were demolished
by q tornado at Dolliver, la.
| A change of venue has been grant
| cd nf To- ms n z
accused of the murder of N G. Con
zales at Columbia, S. G..
Robbers blew open the safe in the
private bank of l.. E. Mintch at Cary,
ILL.,, and stole $4,000. J3s
Luther Day, son of Justice William
Day, and Miss Ida Barber, a niece Of
Mrs. Mckinley, were married at Cam
ton, o.
Ira d. Sankey, the evangelist, is now
hopelesssly blind in his home in Brook
Ign, N. Y. it*.
Because they could not live without
quarreling Albert Sontage and his wife
took poison in their home in Steger,
ILL.,, and died. t,ni.r., 8
Sir Thomas Upton arrived in New
York on the steamship Oceanic to take
part in the America cup races.
King Peter of Servia was welcomed
at Belgrade by thousands of subjects,
all the ministers but Austrian and Rus
sian being absent. 4F+
j. w. Pace, an aged Tallapoosa coun-
ty planter, was convicted at Montgom-,
cry, Ala, of holding negroes in invol-
untary servitude as poems and given
five years prison sentence, r
A Peoria Qll.) mob again assembled
to lynch John McCray, the murderer
of Detective Murphy, but the prisoner
had been taken to Ga1esburg
The coroner's jury at Wilmington,
Del, found that persons unknown.
burned the negro George White to
death. n+4s4 6
Case Jones (colored), who assaulted
a 12-year-old girl, was lynched at Elk
Valley, Tenn. ,s..
In the United States circuit court at
Macon, Gas, Judge Speer imposed a.
fine of $1,000 each on three young
men for holding a negro in involun
tary servitude. tsl& #'at 's&
The new Illinois child labor law
will take effect July 1. Y 'ers
Iowa democrats in convention in
Des Moines nominated Jeremiah Sui
Ivan, of Creston, for governor. The
platform favors election of United
States senators by vote of the peo-
pie, local option, and demands tariff
for revenue only. Endorsement OF, the
Kansas City platform was defeated
| by vote of 463 to 1854. fI~tt