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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
CHURCH OYSTER SUPPER
Ladies Of Mortons Gap Christian Church
Will Give Saturday Night.

The ladies of the Christian
church at Mortons Gap will give
an oyster supper Saturday night
at the Odd Fellows Hall, the
proceeds TO go to repairing their
church building. The house is
to be treated to new roof and
a fresh coat of paint and will be
papered also and put into COM
Portable and attractive shape.
The congregation is all told
about 100 strong. They have no
minister at present. Active
members say they are making
this material start toward a gen.
eral betterment and a lively CO.
operation in the work of the
coming year.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
Observations in Brief.
l(Wllliam J. Burtscher.)

l(Wllliam j. Burtscher.)
1t is easier to build air castles
than air ships.
Statistics show that the reve.
nue. from snuff is increasing.
Snuff said!
1t may be we'll for the mer-
chants of the country in buying
their Christmas stock to remem.
Der that there has just been q
Worlds Fair.
The Mrs. Chadwick affair may
show, to the pleasure of Mr.
Carnegie, that his name is ga
No. 1" with the bankers of the
country, but what would his
name amount to with them il
the event of a Chadwick No. 2.
When you have carried out g
good rule, bring it back with
you that you may carry it out
again,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
DIED IN ST. LOUIS.

A telegram from st. Louis,
dated Dec. 10Th, states Mrs.
Blish, nee Miss Mollie Whitford,
died Thursday morning. Mrs.
Blish had been in i'll health for
several months and had recently
been here on a visit to relatives.
While her death was not unex-
pected still it was a great shock
to her relatives and friends.
Mrs. Will Whltford left Tues
day morning for st. Louis. She
will be buried at the Darlington
cemetery Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. She leaves hus-
band and two children.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
For Coroner j. M. Stevens.

1853.
In the First Magisterial dis
trict L. ii. Davis was nominated
Magistrate and j. p. Hanks
Constable.
In the Second district Ernest
Newton was nominated Magi-
strate and r. N. Clark, Con-
stable.
In the Third district Sam
Barnard was given the nomina.
tion for Magistrate, but no vote
was cast for Constable.
In the Fourth district, L. HI.
Hewlett for Magistrate, Tom
Blue for Constable.
In the Fifth district, j. B.
Morgan for Magistrate; j. S.
Morgan and Jno. Larkin tied for
constable with one vote each.
In the SIKH district, j. r.
Franklin for Magistrate and
Chas. Howell for Constable.
In the Seventh district, w.
K. Jagoe for Magistrate, E. l..
Dunkerson for Constable.
1t is said at jacksonville that
considerable money was spent
by several of the candidates in
making the spirited canvas that
ended In the primary. Both
money and liquor is said to have
been freely circulated to secure
influence and to annex the
elusive vote. Men are said to
have left Madisonville wi It h
election W his k y enough Sc
creted in their pockets and
about their persons to have
drowned them had they fallen to
the pavement.
1t was the livellest campaign
the Democratic family has ex-
perienced in Hopkins county for
years and the feeling and the
confidence of some of the parti-
slams was so high that some neat
sums changed hands in the way
of bets on the favorites. Most
of the wagers were laid at Mad
son but there was some bet
ting here and at other points in
the county.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
PASSED MULLlGAN POISONING CASE
Sensational Developments Promised
When Casa is Called Later.

Lexington, KY, Dec. SIN
Circuit Court today the trial of
Louis Mitchell, colored, charged
with attempting to poison the
family of James III. Mulligan,
was called, but owing to the alb
sence of James Mulligan, son of
Judge Mulligan, whom Mitchell
in sworn statement said in
duced him to make the attempt
to poison Mrs. Mulligan, the
case was passed. 1t will be
called later, and an attachment
may be issued for young Multi
gan. He returned to Chicago
after having grand jury in
yestigate t h e charge made
against him. The grand jury
refused to indict young Multi
gan. If Mitchell is brought to
trial sensational developments
are expected. Mitchell was the
house boy employed.at the Multi
gan home.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
Killed at Guthrie.

While repairing one of the
wires of the electric light plant
at Guthrie Sunday night about
Z 30 O'Clock h electrician,
George Croley, was instantly
killed by being shocked. He was
on top of a pole and in some
manner came in contact with an
uninsulated wire carrying the
full current. la the fall from
the pole one arm and three ribs
were broken.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
Wild Cat in Christian County.

John Orion, who lives in the
northern part of Christian coun-
ty, last week caught a wild cat
measuring 40 inches from nose
to tail tip. 1t was the largest
ever seen in that section and is
said to have committed many
depredations upon poultry and
lambs.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
Fined for Taking Smallpox Patient
Through Elkton Streets.

1t is reported from Elkton that
the health officer of Todd coun-
ty, DR.. l.. Z. Trabue, has been
fined for having some smallpox
cases hauled through the streets
from rural district to the coun-
ty pest house. City Judge Cor.
don assessed a fine Of $50. The
case goes to Circuit Court.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15

State Secretary Henry e,
Roosevear, of louisville, visited
Hopkinsville last week and or
ganized a Young Mems Christian
Association. Funds have been
raised for handsome new
building which it is said will
cost $4,000.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
President Win Visit Louisville.

A Washington dispatch says
President Roosevelt will visit
Louisville on his way to San
Antonio, going through the In
dian Territory on his way to
Texas. From San Antonio he
will probably go to his mothers
old home in Georgia.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
SUIT FOR ALIMONY
Midnight Marriage Of Beautiful Girl After
Wine Supper Ends Badly.

Mrs. Stuart feathers has filed
suit for alimony, without d.
vorce, from Stuart feathers, who
married her in Jacksonville
May 20 last after late wine
supper at a Louisville restaurant.
The wedding was accomplished
with the assistance of man
named Kaffenberger, who swore
the principals were residents OF
Jacksonville. This man was
later indicted for perjury and
skipped the country. Stuart
feathers, the petition says,
lived with his young wife from
May 30 to August 81, when he
deserted her and has since
neither lived with her nor sup
ported her. His whereabouts
now are unknown.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15

A wise man has described the
difference between heaven and
hell by saying that, in heaven,
every one wants to give all that
he has to every one else, and
that in hell every one wants to
take it away. 1t is the spirit of
heaven that belongs to Christ
mas.-Leslie's Monthly.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
TWO mem Shot
Jim EzeII and AIva Stokes
Wounded by Revolver in
Ezell's Hands.
MEN FIGHTING NOSE CROSS. COL.
ORED. WHEN SHOOTING OC.
CURREB.

jim Ezell and ALIVE Stokes,
young men in the employ of the
st. Bernard Mining Co., at Nor
tons Gap, were both painfully
wounded in a peculiar way by a
pistol shot Monday evening af
ter work for the day was finish.
ed. The shooting occurred dur
ing fight with Nose Cross, COL
ored, that followed an alterca-
ton in the mines over owner
ship of hook on which to hang
a dinner bucket. Cross claimed
the hook was his before he was
i'll and absent from the mines
for a time, and he used it again
after he recovered. Some one
frequently moved his bucket to
a post nearby and it developed
that white boy, who is trap
per, used it for his own own. An
alteration arose Monday and
the two older men, Ezell and
Stokes took it up. When the
three reached the stable after
work hours there were further
words and a challenge to settle
the trouble, which Cross ac-
cepted.
Ezell having thrown a rock at
Cross, who then rushed in and
clinched him. AS Cross rushed
on him Ezell drew a Smith d
Wesson special 3S which was
discharged when Gross clinched
him. The ball struck Ezell on a
rib in the left breast, glanced
and passed through the muscle
of his left arm then struck
Stokes III the upper arm and
passed through. When Stokes
heard the shot he supposed it
was fired by the negro and he
struck him over the head with a
pick handle, infiicting AN ugly
cash.
Cross was surprised and dazed
and did not know who had fired
the shot, but thought it was
Ezell or some one else shooting
at HIM, so he let go and made
his way home.
He was afterwards arrested by
Marshal Sisk and taken to Jail
at jacksonville and the report
was current that he had shot
both the white men, and that the
ball had passed "entirely through
the body of Ezell."
Tuesday, after the facts had
became established, Gabriel
Stokes, father of Alva Stokes,
went to Madlsodville with friends
and secured the release of Cross
upon statement of the facts at
given above. Cross did'not re-
turn to Mortons.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
NEW |. s N. BUILDING
viii be Built at Louisville. Stories
viii Cost 100000.

1t is announced at Louisville
that the l.. & N. railroad will
build ten-story steel building
at Ninth and Broadway for the
general offices of the road. 1t is
expect that work will begin in
the spring. The structure will
be 6Ox2OO feet.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
Rural Route Carriers.

Appointments are announced
at Washington of Samuel J..
Todd as carrier for rural route
-, and Of James J.. Todd as sub
stitute. This route is from Mad
|isonvile.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY TICKET
Selected at Saturdays Primary
and the Slate Busted"
PROPOSED CONTESTS WITHDRAWN.

The following is a list of the
Democratic nominees for county
offices selected at the primary
election held on Saturday last:
For County judge. w. Will
son.
For County Clerk-W. T..
Mills.
For Sheriff-Sam Jennings.
For Jailer-Z. T. Craig.
For Assessor. Marshall
Ashby.
For School superintendent.
j. Fox.
For Representative -Munnell
Wilson.
For Countv Attorney Ruby
Laffoon.
For Surveyor-A. Y. Kennedy.
For Coroner-J. M. Stevens.
Compared with the vote cast
for Alton B. Parker at the Nov
ember election, the total vote
recorded in the Democratic
primary was surprisingly large.
Some of the candidates who
were defeated by close margins
on the face of the returns, and
the friends Of those candidates,
were somewhat warm under the
collar and, acting under the be-
lief that unfair advantage had
been taken In certain precincts,
prepared injunction proceedings
to prevent the County Committee
from making the county on Mon
day. as was said TO be contem-
plated.
The day fixed by law to make
the count was Tuesday and the
purpose Of the injunction pro-
ceedings was to gain time in
which to prepare for contest if
it should seem necessary or add
visable. After further consid-
Grafton, however, the idea of a
contest was abandoned and the
official count was begun Tues
day morning.
The Democratic vote in Hop
kins county in the gubernatorial
election one year ago was 3542,
or All more votes than were
polled for Parker in November.
In 1895 Bryan received 3470
votes. In 1897 the Democratic
primary recorded 30 % votes.
In 1901 the April primary vote
was 3119 in the rain. The vote
for Alton b. Parker was 1925
and the total vote recorded in
last Saturdays primary was 1905.
1t is acknowledged by those
who were son" that the 'slate
was badly broken by the vote of
the "unterrified" Democracy of
the county.
For County Judge. w. Will
son, 1917; r. B. Bradley, 1882.
For County Clerk-Will L.
Mills, 1857 S. d. Langley, 1888;
d. S. Edwards, $50.
For Sheriff-S. G. Jennings,
S74; j. B. Stanley, S26; Sam
Powers, S13; $. w. Offutt, 534 !;
j. @. Nisbet, 1856; Fl Oates, 152.
For Jailer-Z. T. Craig, 1923;
l.. d. ii. Rodgers. sos; Lawrence
Kilroy, 545; Noah L. Day 375;
John i. Simms, 226; A. j.
Howell, 1877; j. 7. Fowler, 80;
Elisha Moore, 63.
For Assessor. M. Ashby,
1893; w. II. Whitfield, 947; c..
f. Egbert, 564; James I. Gooch,
4OS.
For School superintendent
"A. J. Fox, 1914; w. B. Davis,
I'D; r. L. Ferguson, 7S1; J. M.
Browning, 645.
For Representatiye
Wilson, 1201; James r. Rash,
500; Peter Berry, 800.
For County Attorney-Ruby
LaGoon, 2107.
For Surveyor "A. Y. Kennedy,
1867.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15

Baroness Overlook is the first fe.
male Russian composer to attract
attention In her own land.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-15

The Swiss military authorities
will adopt khaki tor soldiers uni
forms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12

FL sefior GordiIs, en- su dltimo dis
curse pronunciado en- ell Ateneo en- So
artfculo en- eLa COrrespondencia,0 sos
tiene apreciaciones tan distintas las de
sus correligionarios, que, realmente. no
Sc comprende como ellos y Ell puedsn NIL
litar bajo una misma agrupAcl6n polltlca.
Sostiene ell senior Gordils, con hon
radez de conciencia, que todos los psrtl-
dos polfticos debe11 prOpGgar IN c01afFG-
ternldGd sOciak n eL prOfW1dO Tespet0 q
las opjnj0nes age7aas. Sin embargo su
partido entendi6 esta confraternidad q
palos, tiros Y pedradas en- las dltlnas
eIecciones, su respetO a las oplnlones
agenas SO esta manifestando en- estos ul-
tirnos dias, en- que los peri6dicos de su
coIectiVidad trat&n de atraer sobre los
partidsrios de Ia SUnion Puertorrlquc-
na1 ell recelo de Ia metr6pol, tildando-
nos de separatistas.
Ella familia puertorriquena, aunque
Sc divida en- bandos--dice ell senor Cor
diIs--tiene que com prender que La idea
politica tiene que conserv&rse inmacula-
da, estrechando Ia mano del adversario.1
FL partido del senor Gordils no ha
praCblCAuO 6SIA SADld uUCITluas LIZ Ja OA
tiempos de la agrupaci6n Federal, pero
que nj a1n en- estos 1Itimos d1as, GUAM
do, en- vez de un cuerpo de combate,
aparece aute 81 IN grupo de patriotas,
que predica la Oaz entire los puertorri-
quenos pide la un56n de todos, como
6nico medic para saIvar q este desdichA-
DO pals.
Ella famiIia puertorriqnena tiene
que reconocer r-aflade ell sefor Gordils
que cuando an adversario sustent% una
idea cue puede producer benefcios 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
(INTURON ElE(TRI(O
FL CINTURON ELECTRlCO MAS
EUERTE EN- Ell MUROO

Con Ia int-nci6n de hGcer conocef
iotroducir nuestro cintur6n electrico
<Crcwn, en- los lugsres donde no esta aun
conocido, queremos mandar uno cuaiquier
persona que 10 necesite. sbsolutam en1e
gratis. ESQ es IN ofrccimiento hecho por
una irms segura honrada
Si Vd. ha perdido la vitaudad SO
siente cansado miserable, debil Der Fio.
SO; 81 le agob.a una veiez ptem atura, ei
vigor de Ia iuyentud ests perdtdo; 81 Psos-
ce de dolores en- las espaldas. psrdida de la
yirilidad indigestion varicocels este
cansado de pagar dinero les medicos sin
sacar aliyio, puede Vd. ser curado con- ell
cintur6n e!ectrico <Crown.S
Sabemos que nuestro cintur6n pueoe
sansrlo, que Vd. despues de curado 10
recomendara otros enfermos, y que de este
modo quedaremos indemniza los de nuestro
ofrecimiendo liberal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
La act;tud de! senior GordiIs

pals, debe apIaudlrsele, sin reserVas de
ning6n genero sin tenor q las censu-
rss, nj & los ep1tetos de los que puedan
Greer esa conducts incom patible con
Ia firmeza y honradez de las propias con-
welcomes. Hay que viVir en- esa altur&
moral.>
Nosotros sustentamos, precisamen-
te, una idea patri6tica, que ha de pro-
ducr bsneficios q esta terra, y ell partl-
do del sefor Gordils. 60 Ia aplaude.
7 es que & esa 0It,trG na0r0t, de que
habIa ell se6or Gordils. a6n compren-
diendola, muy pocos liegan.
Ciertamente, sc nos hace impossible
ell defnir la verdadera actitud del senior
Gordils. una vez que sus ideas estan en-
contradiction con los procedimientos de
su partido.
Si ell senior Gordils sustenta tan her
mosas ideas, con las que estamos COM
pletamente de acuerdo Scomo es que
contin6a figurando en- las filas de uu
partido que pone en- practica todo 10 con-
trario?
Unicamente podemos explicarnos
esta actitud, achAcandola una exajera-
da delicadeza, por parte del ilustrado
escritor Y ateneista que, por ell mismo
hecho de haber declarado la verdad. pu-
diera sospechar que su actitud SO tomase
en- ell sentido de verifc&r una evoluci6n
polftic&.
Pero, de ser asf, a6n hemos de ex-
presar nuestrO asombrO, va que, al ira
tsrse del senior Gordils, no SO trata de
uu hombre vulgar, lleno de ambiciones
ridiculas.
Ell senior Gordils. al expresar sus
sabias ideas Y sus mobiles pensamientos,
ponen de relieve la parte enferma del
] partido Republican,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
(urd9ardntizadd para las dlmorrdnas

Simples y ssngrantes; exteriores y
con pioaz6n. ST no cura no pague. Los
boticari os estan autorizados por los ma
nufactureros del UNGUEN TO DE PA.
20 devolver ell dinero ii la medicina
deia de curar cualquier case de almorra.
mas aunque sea cronico. Los casos or
dinarios Sc curan en- seis dias, los rebel
des en- catorce. Una aplicaoion da alivio
sosiego. La pioazon Sc calma instan.
taueamente Ea un nuevo descubrimien-
to y ell dnico que Sc ofrecs con una ga
rantfa positiva 81 no oura, no psgue.
ST ell boticar.o no 10 tioae en- 81 al
macen, envfenos sellos de correo equiva-
lentes sc centavOa en- orc americana,
diriiiendo la carta 8 PARIS ME- DICI-
NE CO., ct: Louis, E. U. de A. que
son tambien fab icantes de las PASTI.
LLAS LAX ANTES DE BROMO QUI-
NINA, el celebre remedio para los res
friados. 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
Noti(idS generates

JUyENTUD QUE FALLECE: En- EnerO
ulCimo fal ecieron lao jovenenes de me.
nos de 20 amos y 263 de men0s de 80
Total 4l2.
DESAPARICIoN: Ha desaparecidO de
su hOgar, eI San Juan. hace 7ariOs dias,
ell ninO de II amos de edad, Francisco
Reyes, ignOrandOse hasta la fecha su
paraderO. Su madre, que SO llama coma
T0masa Reyes y es empleads en- el Asilo
de Beneficencia, ruega Sc apresuren 3
darle nOticias del paraderO de su hiiO.
Este vjste traje blancO y anda calzado
PoLIClA: FL guardia Jose r Ortiz
fue reenganchado. Jose NJ. Caman) fue
dadO de baja en- o. cuerpo por deicien-
cia fisica. FuerOn expuisados del Cuer.
pO ell cab0 Francisco Manzansres ell
guardia A. TiradO, pOr el cargo formu
lado contra ellOs.
Preside: Han ingresado en- ell Pre-
sidio para sufrir condena, Est6ban Bris
man Sanchez y Vicente Diaz (a) Tallote.
En- libertad han saIido de la misma De :
nitenciaria, Candido Acosta Vazouez v
Antonio AcOsta Vazquez. que cumplieron
condena por hurtO de mayor cuantia.
PRoPUEsTA: La Junta EscoIar de
UtuadO. ha prOpuestO al senor Julio Gal.
yes OterO, para desempenar una escuela
rural.
EMULSION. ESCFaCCamOS dc una car
Ia los parrafos elOcuentes que siguen.
cuya lectura es sobremanera interesante.
<Y, cual no seria mi sorpresa al re-
conocer, no solo que era muy cierto todo
cuanto de 81 Emulsion Sc deca, sino que
de ella podia esperarse aun mucho mas
En- esta creencia me decidi a usarla zen
la conyalecencia de todas las enferme
dades agudas. tituIo de roconstituyen
te. Mis- esperaDzas no quedaron defrau
dadas y hoy cuento pOr centenares los
casos en- que el empleo de la Emulsion
de Scott ha sidO seguido de verdadero
exito. evitando las recaidas tan frecusn
tes en- un sin numero de Intermediates.
Asi, no teDgo Inconvenience en- reco-
mendar mis- com profesores el uso de
la Emulsion de Scott, preparada por Scott
& Bovine, no solo en- los casos en- que
81 haya indicada, en- los cuales no debe
haber va me iico que no conozca su eff
cacia. sino muy especialmente cen la
cOnvalecencia de todas las Intermediates
agudas sub b-agudass. On las que tan ra
pidamente 50 verihca ell progreso des.
tructivo. como medic SECURE de reparar
las perdidas fuerzas y volver al anterior
estado fisiol6gico.
DR. FRANCISCO SABAs.
s. Domingo, r. D., Ssptmbre., 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
A9Otd Ia pa(ien(ia

La persona mas sufrida tiene que
enfadarse veces.
NADIA afecta & un buen oaracter.
NADIA hace un hombre perder Ia
4aciencis como la picaz6n de la piel.
Almorranas con picazon, casi lie
vuelven Vd. loco.
Por ell dia le hacen uno sentirse
miserable.
Por la nochs caussn desvelos.
Rascal Rasca Rasca sin
respiro.
A semeian de la eczema
No puede uno parar de rascarse.
Asf 10 harfa Vd., pero comprendo
que ell sufrimiento aamentsrfa.
Tales miserias van en- aumento cada
dia.
Las gentes van descubriendo que
pueden curarse
Reconocen los m6ritos del UngGen
to de Doan
Sobrsn las pruebas de que ell 1UR-
giento de Dom cdra las almorranzs.
La eczema toda clase de picazon
de la piel
La sedora Is.bel s. V Ia. de SolA,
residents en- Is Gale de Gautier snitez
Csguas, p. K. dice 10 siguiente: cha
cfa oinco meses que una HIS mia venfa
padecIendo de una lepra que apenas 90
dfa dormir. Por mas medicamentos que
Sc lie aplicaban no ssnaba y 10 que hlci-
mos fae sstar dinero sin resultsdo, has
ia que tuvimos la oportunidad d. apli
earle ell Upgiiento de Doan. al primer
dia de usa 10 durmi6 bien J al continaar
usandolo por tres dias hs desaparecido
por compl to la enfemsdsd, gracias 81
cslebre Ungiiento de Doan.s
De venta en- tod<s farmaeias.
Foster Nc Clellan Co. Buffalo, N.
Y, Il. u. de America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
GUERRA DE EXTERMINIO

La presente lucha sera espantosa-
mente sangrients, no terminando sino
con ell exterminlo absolute de las fuer-
zas del pals que lleve la peor parte. Los
dos ej6rcitos se hallan va frente fren
te, pues desde las margenes del Yal1
han yisto los rusos al ejercito del Jap6n,
descendiendo lentamente, 10 que hace
presumir que arrAstra IN material de ar
tillerla formidable. En- Europa domi-
ma tremenda ansiedad, pues desde ell
mArtes no Sc coroce Ia posici6n respec-
tiva de los ejerc. .os, 10 que da enten-
der que Sc han librado sangrientas bata-
las que no SO han decidido todavfa. Ell
Marques de Yamsgata, jefe del ej6rcito
del Jap6n, asegura que sus tropas &van-
zaran lentAmente, pues Russia ha llenado
do torpedos peligrosas defensAs subma-
rnas, todos los puntos vadeables del rio
Yal1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
FL REQ De MUERTF

Hoy las pueve media de la ma
el REQ de muerte Pedro Diaz (a) Marti
llO.
A las nueve en- punto le fu6 leida
Ia sentencie terrible pOr ell Tribunal de
la Corte, permaDs sciendo en- aquel no
nentO, al parecer, impasible.@
LuegO le vim0s mOntar de prisa en-
el coche, custodiado por la..Policia Insu'
lar. sonriendOse con los guardias y des.
pidi6ndose del publico.
en- la apariencia Sc mostr6 Tranquil
In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
KABILAs

No Sc lleyaran cabo las anuncia-
das exploracioaes en- los territories afri
canos ocupados por los kabilas para res
catar los prisioneros espanoles y fran
ceses que han hecho los salyajes de entire
los paisanos que viven algo apartados de
los destacamentos europeos. FL Sultan
ha prometido que entregara los ex-
tranjeros secuestrados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
Guerra fuSO-japOneSd
LOS JAPONESES
TOMAN UNA PLAZA

FL ej6rcito iapones ha logrado apo
derarse de la plaza de enHvang Cheng.
Todos los habitantes han sido encerra-
dos custodiados por las tropas a fin de
que no salgan de la poblaci6n, por te-
merse de one den informes los rusos.
El Minstro de la guerra jApon6s, ha da
do instrucciones para que Sc reconcen-
tren numerosaf fuerzas en- Min Chang,
con obeto de j. 7adir la parte occidental
de la Manchuria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
CON DINAMITA

Los camposinos de Coraa que Sc re-
fugian en- Wi Yu. han declaraGo que los
ingenieros que prestan servicio en- las
plazss que ha tornado ell Jap6n, al norte
de Chemulpo, abren profundas zanjas
que reIlenan con dinamita, en- los cami-
nos que dan acceso Z las referidas pobla-
clones. FL prop6slto Gel ej6rcito japo-
n6s es el de aniquilar los rusos. po-
niendo en- practica todos los medios po-
sibles para impadi~ que tome alguna de
LIS olazas por 6l q, 4piridas. La fabri-
ca Gle explosives de SAsebo ha recibido
ia instruction, con tai fn, de trabsjar
dfa nocne, para cumplir enseguida to-
das las demands hechss por los jefes del
ej6rcito.