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MINING MATTERS.
Continued from First Page

has been condemned by good min
ing engineers and yet turn out OF
great value AS the result Of future
development work A prospect
always has speculative value. in
discriminate. and yet one which
must bs moro or less dependent
az on the character Of the manage
mvut Ia the prospect otage Of
the mine. the ability and .epula-
lion OF the man or men va charge
Of tie work should be recognized
at all times in considering the des
STABILITY Of an investment. Ia
the event Of u purchas then the
honesty of the man to be placed in
charge of the property should be
unquestioned Many prospects
have been seriously injured by
e nseryatiye examining engineers,
but more have been eternally
damned by the manner in which
their management has conducted
operations. Therefore, investi.
gate the man as w1ll as the pros.
pect.
During the week the Joplin lead
market has been phenomenally
high, prices touching $50 pei ton.
The zinc market has also been
firm, with prizes ranging up TO
$40 per ton There is big money
in these figures. During the wesk
one lot of $4,000 pounds of lead
changed hands ct the extremely
high figure of S60.50 per ton. The
timulation OF the ore markets by
the present conditions has sttrac.
ted the attention of Eastern CAPT !
I lists and this district will reap
its full share OF the resulting pros
perity.
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Celebrated sSth Birthday.

A venerable and much respected old
couple celebrated the Ssth birthday of
the husband last Monday. December
5th. II is hardly necessary to state that
Uncle Harvey Travis is the man referred
TO. lie is one OF the few in the county
who haSattained that ripe old age and
fewer still who have had the blessing OF
good wife spared to him to console his
declining years.
On the day named his sons and daugh
tiers, grandsons and daughters aud
great grandsons and daughters to the
number OF 80 were present, and those
who attended only represented a part
OF his defendants, which m reality
number over 100
A fine dinner was spread and enjoyed
by all. Uncle Harvey has friends all
over the county who hope and pray he
may be spared 10 round out his century
with his good wife.
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appellant WAS in. II not the chief
one, IN the conspiracy that result
ted in the assassination Of VIM.
Goebel. This is shown by the ev-
idence of co-conspirators, by the
evidence of political friends, by
letters written by him both before
and after the assassination. and
by facts aud Circumstance too nu
numerous TO mention. IND T
such state of case the cou t
should in tins as it has done in
many other CASES IN obedience 10
the provisions OF the criminal
code, refuse to reverse n case for
errors which could not prejudice
ald did not prejudice the appel
lants substantial rights.
Nearly five years have elapsed
since the fatal shot WAS fired in
the hearing of three members Of
this court which caused VIM doe-
bel TO sleep in his grave Toe Com
monwealth has strenuously indea.
vored to bring to justice those
who were guilty of his murder
This is the third time this case
has been reversed, 1t is to he re-
GREETED that it is reversed for two
reasons which this court time aud
again has held were not grounds
for a reversal In doing so it has
failed to regard two sections Of
the criminal code of practice and
many of the courts previous deci-
sions."
1t is intimated by Rep .blican
friends close to Powers and his
lawyers that he will, regardless of
the awarding OF new trial. take
an appeal to the lower court Such
an appeal would delay another tri-
al in the Scott Circuit Court for
at least year,
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Hnl.Dsniel

Richard Hill, OF Onalaska, Arkansas,
a former Crittebden county hoy, came
in last week on visit TO see his old
friends and while here be met and pro
posed TO his sweetheart, Miss Susie
Daniel, the handsome daughter Of the
late Thos. Daniel, Of the fords Ferry
vicinity. Wednesday morning accompa-
MED by several friends and her sisters
aud brothers thew drove to Marion and
repaired 10 the residence Of Rev. W. 4.
Oakley, where they were pronounced
husband and wife. They took the IL
o'clock train for Cairo and thence via
the Cotton Belt line home The PREss
extends congratulations.
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NORTH BOUND

" Hanpe'k what dryou think Of
a man who matuss fpr money
Think hs earns every can, lie
gets Datuit Fres Press
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Zoe a Copy 81 Year
McCLURES
MAGAZINE

is he eeane most stimulating, general magazine tu i
family says OF the millions who real every month.
II Is without question
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SAMUEL ]. WATSON
A Fredonia Boy Killed in ST.
Louis.

ST. Louis, Mo-. Dec. ct body Of
Samuel j. Watson, a miner, twenty five
years Did, who died yesterday at st.
Elizabeth's Hospital from the effects Of
injuries received in fight near the
boarding house Of Harry Jamison, in
Beleyille, 2 week ago, WAS sent to Ere
donia, Ky his home. The man who it
is alleged struck Watson the fatal blow
over the head with a hammer, knock
ing him unconscious, has not been APP
pretended.
Watson, who roomed at Jamison g
house, with Jamison, became engaged
In a quarrel, it is said, with Jack Gree
ME, who lived next door, because some
one had thrown bowlder against Jam
ison', house. Watson and Jamison re.
ceiyed the worst of the fight.
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Entertained at eUchie

Miss Ruby james entertained al
cards At the handsome home Of her
father, l.. H.. James. Tuesday evening"
from till y She was assisted 10y her
sisters. Miss Lizzie aud Mesdames o. NJ.
and r. ~ James Refreshments were
served and the evening most delightfully."-
spent Those who attended we're Mr..
and Mrs Tonkin. Mr.. ana Mrs. Sayre,
Mr.. and Mrs Porter. Mr. and Mr..
Roberts, Misses Barnes, Gray and vii
born and Messrs. Drescher, Morris.
Cook. Tucker and Givens
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HAULING CONTRACT:

The Kentucky Fluor Spar Co
will receive bids between this date
and Dec. goth, for hauling spar
from and coal and supplies to tho
following groups Of mines during
the year 1895:
Group l-Yandell- Matthews.
2-Asbri1gs-Tabor.
Wheeler. Tab1- Buo d
Marble.
Parties will submit bids for
groups separately. and also for the
whole job Of hauling iluor spar.
to be delivered to, and weig = ed by
Kentucky Fluor Spar Co. at Mex
leo, KY, and unloaded by hauler
on toe Kentucky Fluor Spar C,'s
yards, or in railroad cars if same
are in waiting, all as directed by
Kentucky Flour Spar Co. Parties
shall load spar as directed by fore
man at respective mines. Haul.
ing to be on basisNof 1000 lbs to the
\pn,
Kentucky Flpor Spar Go.
ciruufh.p nt
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Notice !!

To electric light patrons on and after
January lst, 1870, all bills for lights are
PAYABLE on the first day % each month
at the Office Of the company. In order
to meet our bills promptly We must col
lect a. above and will allow no yafia
tions.
MARIuN ELECTHlc LIGHr a ICr Co.
By 5. VI Jenkins. President
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CALEB POWERS.
Court Of Appeals Rsvsrses Sen
tsnce Of Death Against Him.

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 6-The
Court Of Appeals today reversed
the judgment of the Scott Circuit
Court in the case of Caleb Pow
ere, the three tImss convicted
Gosbel murder oonspirator, and
remandsd his case for fourth tri-
al. Four seperste opinions we've
delivered by the seven judges. 10
addition to the majority opinion
by Judge Barker, that Judge de-
livsred g ssperate opinion: Judge
O'Rear delivered smother opinion,
and Judge Psynter delivered dis
ssnting opinion, CONQUERED in by
Judges Mum and Hobson.
The judgment Of reversal was
concufrsd in by Judges Barker,
Settle, O'Rsar and Burnham, four
of the seven Judges.
According tothe dissenting opin
ION OF Judge Paynter the reversal
is on three grounds; Fist, the
court refused to give the defend
ant time in which to discover and
file additional grounds for new tri-
al; ssoond, that sentence was pro-
nounosd on the same day the YER
dict was returned; third, because
of the remarks of attorney Il, G.
Cimpbsll, representing the. Com
monwsalth, in his argument t. the
jury.
Three Judges, Burnham, Bar
ksr and O'Rear, discuss in the
separate opinion OF Judge Barker
the Federal question of summon
sing the jury from both political
parties. judge Barker holds that
there 10 Federal question invcl-
we'd in the appeal, but Judge Set
tie, who agreed with the three
Judges in . reversal, does not
agree TO thisl Judge Barker says
in bis opinion and that of Judges
Burnham and ORsar, "the trial
Judge should have passed upon
the question OF fact presented by
appellant as to the summonsing
of tbs jury, aud if there was even
q well grounded suspicion that
uufairnsss had prevailed. the jury
shonld have been discharged and
Others summoned under such safe
guards as would preclude indul-
gsnoe in partisan methods.
Judge O'Rsar's separate opiu.
ion concurs in this opinion.
Judge Paynter, in expressing
the dissenting views of himself
aud Judges Hobson and Num-
writes:
THAT William Goebel was Ae-
sassinatsd by some one coucsale&l
"a the private Office of the appel
millions '%,l'r,ef di1-
treasure will be placed
ton
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CookBsnnett

Last Tuesday week Thomas Cook Of
this city aud Miss Clay Bennett Of Ktl-
sey drove TO Princeton and were mar.
ried. They remained there until We'd
nesday, when they returned to the resi-
deuce Of the brides parents, Mr.. ard
Pate Bennett. Mr.. Cook is in the in.
surance Office OF Order q Pickens
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-09

Ell baile de Blsnco y Negro que Sc di6 en-
ell Testro. Elegsntes dsmss cumpli-
dos caballeros ilenabsn ell coliseo.
-Ha fallecido en- Puerta de TERRA
ell Reverendo Padre cat6lico senor Ratio.
Esta tarde hs tenido lugar su entierro
en- esta capital.
Este sacerdote era cura parroco de
Ia Playa de Ponce.
Ell Presidente del Consejo Ejecu-
two ha ordenado que durante las horas
de session no sc permita ell paso de csrros
por la parte que de & los salones de di-
chas sesiones.
Don Luis Cuevas Zequeira embar-
cara para la Hxbsna fines del presente
mes. Ell sef1or Cueyas y So familia pro-
bablemente fjAran su residences en- aque
liza ciudad.
-Esta estudiandOse la manera de
que los establecimientos de bebidas solo
puedan expender ell afamado ron marca
<EL TROLLEY, que fabrica el reputa'
do licorista Pedro Chandry en- San Juan
Este es el ron que mas SO consume
en- Ia Isla.
9t Ell conocido escritor don Eduardo
Neumanp, que esta en- capital. Sc propo-
ne visitar 4 la ciudad de Caguas en- 10
semana pr6xims.
III Ell joven dom Susano Bocapegra
80 m separsdo de Ia redacci6n del cole
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-09
SAN JUAN
NoTAs P0R coRREo
Febrero s.

Por ell Gltimo correo ha recibide ell
honorable don jose Severe Qui1ones, un
alto nombrs mieDto del Presidente Roo
sevelt. para representa- al foro america
NO en- la Exposition de San Luis.
Don Eugenio Medina ha sido re-
conocido Consul general de Ssnto Do
miDgo en- Puerto Rico. Este cabsllero
bacis tempo que habfa sido nombrado
para locupar este puesto, pero ell gobier
no no 10 quiso reconocer. por 10 que tu-
vo que esperAr ell reconocimiento desde
Washington.
-Todas las tardes estan saliendo
mSscaras en- esta capital.
-En ell baile que Sc llev6 & efecto
en ell teAtro Q esta ciudad ell sabsdo en-
4 la noche para inaugurar ell Carnival, no
sc us6 otrA cerveZa para obsequiar los
concurrentes que In sPabsts de Milwau-
Ike, cuyo delicado ssbor b1en gusto sc
recommends cAda dia mas. Unicos inn
portadores NJ r. Calder6n Comp.
San Juan, Tetu4n IL. aaa a
Mug concGrrido result6 anoche
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-09
Asi no Sc engaha
a un pueblo

! personal, no han tenido calma sufi
| ciente para cOmprenGer, que nues
tro prOyecto de &union> no va on.
caminado contra ell partido repu-
blicanO nj contra B&rbosa, Brioso
etc. Estos continuarfan en- SOS
puestos de Consejeros; los emplea-
dos republicanos continuarlan en-
sus empleos, no como republicanos,
sino como puertorriqu ue1os. Los
| federaies no queremos esos desti-
nos pOr la graciOsa conception de
los gobiernos. Si esa hubiera sido
nuestra ambici6n, el partido fede-
raj no hubiera abandonadO expon-
tanearnento el pOder, como 10 hizo
en- tiempos de los generates Henry
Y Davis. Sc hubieran sOmetiGO q
las exigencias de estos gobernan-
tes; hubieran acceptable las humi-
llaciones, que a los republicanos
les han impuesto Mr.. Allen y Mr..
Hunt; y ell partido republican, Sc
hubiera disuelto para venir en- pos
de esos empleos, las filas del par
lido gubornamental.
Todo ESQ desde ell punto de la
conveniencia, hubiera sido hermao-
so,N pero desde ell punto del patrio-
tismo y de La dignidad del pals, hu
biera SidO un desastre vergOnzOsO
para los puerto-riquellos.
Y ESQ es 10 que ha evitado ell
partido federal, demostrando a la
nacion americana y los paises ex-
tranjerOs, que los americanos dis
ponen de la fuerza gubernamental, !
pero no de La voluntad del pueblo
puorto-riQueflo, puesto que una
gran mayOr1a de ese pueblo ha
protestado y protesta de que Sc le
gobierne en- la forma debrimente
vejaminOsa que SO Is esta gober-
nando; que una gran mayoria de
puerto-riquenos no aceptan la con-
dicion de colonos que Sc les ha i'm
puesto, sino que aspiran d la con-
dici0n de hombres libres.
He ahf La diferencia de proce-
dimientOs que eXiste entire una Y
otra colectividad. He ah1 La razon
de por que no podemos fundirnos
los federales en el partido republi-
canO.
Juren, solemne y pdblicamen-
to, los directories de ESQ partido,
hacer Ia politica del pals, no la
pol1tica Unconditional del gobier-
no; juren colocarse en- Ia digna Y
decorosa oposicion en- que nos he
mos colocado los federales, hasta
que a Puerto Rico Sc le comedian
todos los derechos y todas las IL
bertades a que es acreedOr como
pueblo quito y civilizado, y los fe.
derales no teudremos inconvenien-
to on ingresar todos en- el partido
republican,, bajo La jefatura de
Barbosa y de kossy y de todos
VOSOtrOs.
iDeseais la union? 3Quer6is
YER realizado vuestro ideal del
partido republicano unico, omni-
potente, avasallador?
Pues en- vuestras manos esta
realizarlo Said del servilismo y
La adulaci3n al gobierno on que
estais hundidOs; tomad Ell cami-
no dc la dignidad y ell decoro del
terruflo, y pOr 81 iremos todos uni
dos como hermanos.
Pensar que disuelto el partido
federal, hemos de ir en- pos de lu-
eros y dc empleos a vuestras tilas,
90 no c0nocer al pueblo puerto
riquenO; 90 Greer que el alma puer-
tO-riQue1a ha desaparecido para
siempre en- la sentina en- que SO
hunden los pueblos esclavos mi |
sera bles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-09

va hemos visto, que tanto On
la carta del senior Rossy, como en-
los artfculos que los hombres del
Directorio republican, publican On
The S4n, no 20 emplea un solo
argumento convincente de que La
union de los puertorriqueflOs no
debe hacerse.
Tan injGstificada es esa OpOsi-
cion; tan pobres los arPumentos de
que disponen esos hombres, que
causa profunda pena yer como esOs
compatriotas, sin I'll menor escru-
pulo, para mantener la cohesion
entire sus huestes, solo hablan de
Ia c0nUenin de pGrti1O, cuandO el
punto principal que SO debate es Ia
cOnUea1e1acj1 del 21a1S.
Y juz9ando con ese mezqIz:no
criterio d t0dos los luert0rraQuefos,
dicen muy serios que ST el partido
federal licencia sus huestes, la ma
yorfa de nuestros correligionarios
SO Ju11Cltr10 en- eI part1d0 repu6Io-
Cd7lO.
~ esos hombres que Green, que
disueltO nuestro partido los fede-
rales irfan a ellos, son los que Sc
oponen a la &Union~ propuesta por
nosotros! mo encierran esas fra
SOS un llamami0ntO 0mbOzadO d la
& Union ,? Isl los republicanos
suenan, con que disueltO nuestrO
parti 10 50 le unir1a la mayOr1a
do los federaleS, porque, pues, re-
chazan la union, no con la mayo.
y,Sn ~ lao
hoy les proponemos! 5NO es este
un reconocimiento tactic de que
ellOs Green como nosOtros, que la
<union> debe hacerse? Y 81 On ese
case no rechazarian a los fedora
les, iporque dicen que La union es
impossible, 8 resultar1a perjudi-
cial a los intereses del pals! Su-
pongamos que maflana Sc disuelva
oil partido federal, y que todos
nuestros correiigionarios ingresa-
sen OIL el pal lido republicano. mo
estarla hecha en- el acto la union?
) No de5a aparecer1an entonces los
partidos locales para fundirse en-
uno solo, eI republacun0? Enton-
ces ia que hablar de los males que
hab1a dc acarrear al pals La exis-
tencia de IN solo partadO, cuando
50 We claramente que esQs hombres
no ambiciOnan Otra cOsa; que 40
persignen mas ideal que el aniqui-
lamientO do los Otros partidos, pa
ra que no subsista NADIA mas que
uno, uno sOlamente, Ell REPURLI-
CANo?
Vease, pues, como esos adver-
sarios de la &union>, tambien sue
nan con ella y La persiguen. Y Sc
pregunta "a la gente rohexiva. iCo-
mo, pues, Iersiguiendo ambos par
tidos IN nismo ideal, no puede es-
to realizarse.
Els muy sencillo. No aceptan
Ia union propuesta pOr nosotros,
porque temen perder los puestos
olciales que ocupan; porque temen
perder la jefatura pOl1tica que hoy
ejercen. En- cambIo; fundiendose
oil partido federal On el republica-
no, continuarian Barbosa Rossy
siendo los jetes de ese el1ic0 ports-
Q0. Luego, la union no es un NAL
para el pals, sinO un NAL para esas
pues claro esta que de
realizarse la uulon tai como noso-
tros La proponemos, SO eclipsar1an
los actuales directories de los par
tidOs, viniendO otras personals q
encargarse de la direction de la
nueva colectividad.
Pero esos hombres, cegados
por La ambicion y por el interes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-09
PO9 MAS De SESEETa AMOS.

REMED4o A~TrGUo Z BIEN PRoBADo.
ELJsRABY CALAAyTE DIR Ia kRA. WIs>LOH-
usado per MiLLosKs DE MADRss. hitos.
FxRIObO De DEsrfcfOs, Exfro COsPLETo. TRAN
GJILIZA a Ia CRIATrRk, ABLAsDA Las ESCIAs. AifTlA
ToDOs Los DOLORES. CORA FL CoLiCo vEsTOsO. u
rncJor DfARREA. De BOIICAs
del mnne ~rtero. Frdid
Ill JARABE ClLAIyTE DIX Ii gRl. WTyELOw,
10 ACETTKU 0x1c :.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
snSiona 7ribhne. IS. e~eptember 1904.

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bermibt tpurbe unb 5peifellos benin
8aben an Der tiefen Stele perungliG.
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rigen Spbn Der @ittper 4oler. beim
uQamm", mo- er unter Der 9austbir
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@etroffene mar fofor. tobt.
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fen bier &naben aus piirtt. S4pen<
nineen i'm Otter bon 12-17 Sabren
beim 8aben. sic gerietben auf
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ni9t msbr beraustOmmen. Die Haz
men Der Grtrunfsnen iinb: 81. S9lens
fer, 6laig, Ssibalb unb Sob. M.
Maier.
Sreiburs. Na9 ldn9erem 2eis
ben lit i'm Otter bon 81 Sabren Spnes
iius &o9, Yrpfehor am @pmnafium.
infolse zines 9er5i9lages geitorben.
@ernsba6. Sn 2offenau purz
be Der 20 Sabre alte @;Jelm 8iirfle
bon benz Sagl06ner Waugler bur9
einen Meferiti6 in ben &ppf 10 f9tper
perlebt, bab Der Sob mad turaer 3eit
eintrat.
6etbeIbers. Sn elmer an Der
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9er unb &ir9beimer Sugenb i'm Spmz
mer gu BADEN pflegt, ertranfen Der 81
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fef Srid; beibe aus Hpbrba9.
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elmer i9Deren Sarmoperation &reis<
f9ulratb Gnsler i'm Otter bon So
Sabren. 111a Sabre bat er bic &reisz
f9ulpiiitotur fir Die @~mtsbe5irte
9abr, &ebl, @ttenbeim unb gmmer>
bingen g%eleitet, ppr6er mar er als Yro=
fehor am SDmnaiium Jreiburg tbdz
tig.
Mannbetm. Qus benz Nedar
purbe bier bic 2eiGe bes Muiifers
Sermann 9eio aus S9pGbii9 : Sau
seldnbet. 9etb bat in einem binter=
lafienen Npti5bu9e permertt, bab er
ii9 pegen elmer unbeilbaren &ranfeit
bas 2eben nebmen noble.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

bon bannsn, er bate bic @obrbeit GEE
fagt unb mar bate linn ni9t ge>
elaubt, 10 blieb ibm benn ni9ts dnoss
res iibrtg, ais bon ben 8ameroben Die
Mnerfennung fir Die @oetbe'f6en @er>
Re ein5uIteden. DDS that er benn ou4.
Seine Grcelena d6er unterbielt fi9
nit benz 6errn Sberit: ~S9aoe, pirtz
lid ie6r f9abe," msirlte Der bohe 6err,
vbab S6r 2eutnunt 10 bon ii9 einsez
rpmmer lit, fOnft tOnnts bieqeidt nod
etfpas aus ieinem fleinen dber biibs
f6en Salient perben. @ber tpenr er
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