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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
Il meeting republican,
de aver

Aver celebr6 ell partido republica-
no uu meeting en- Ia plaza de Baldo-
rioty.
Hablaron & Ia concurrencia los
sehores Falcon, Coll Y Cuchf, Herman
dez Lopez y Guznan Benitsz.
Tristc es confesar que en- estas ma
nifestaciones polfticas de la colectivi-
dad adversaria la pr6dica de las
ideas y los p~riucipios, brilla por SD
~ausencia. NADIA Sc le dice al pueblo
que 10 prepare para las luchas del de
recho. que forma en Ell seno de las ma
a popuiares, conciencia exacta de
los deberes ciudadanos.
FL tema de los oradores republi-
canos, es el personalismo Y ell
no. En- ell meeting realizado aver o
nuestros a~dversarios. volvi6 q repe-
tirse, que nuestra agrupaci6n carece
de programa, que Ia union es un ardid
politico, y otras futilezas ' falseda-
des por ell estilo. Y quiereu de este
modo los directories de ese partido,
MERCER la coufanza del pueblo ' afr
mar enfaticamen.e que son la mayorfa
del pals, cuaudo su acsitud es un obs
taculo para que puedan negar 4 ser
10 que afrman sus oradores desde la
tribuna.
Cada vez que se ~realiza 10 NEE
ting republican,, SC pone mas de relie-
We la pOca 8 ninguna fuerza moral
que csc partido %ojerce en- Ia opinion
pGblica, 10 cual lorna contraste con
las e~splendidas detnostraciones de
que diariamente ' de Ia manara
mas espontanea, vlene hacienda con
Ell APPLAUSE popular, la sUni6ad de Puer.
10 Rico.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
Reception en- Pa!aci0

Anoche Sc celebr6 en- Ia Mansion
Ejecutiva la reunion ordin aria con que
obsequian q sus amigos todos los jue-
YES, los espOsos Winthrop.
La senorita Amalia Paoli dej6 DIR
su preciosa voz, caDtandO trozos de
escogida mdsica, y IN coro de precio-
sas %senoritas acompano q Ia ssenOrita
Paoli.
Una sevillana espanola fu6 baila-
da con sumo arte por las senoritas
Blanca Sierra y Amalia Paoli.
Los concurrentes salieron muy sa-
tisfecho de la d~istinguida Y amena
reunion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
cURA GATANTEZkpA rfRRLRS
RLM0RRANAS

Simples y -sangrantes; exteriores
y con picaz6n. 81 no cura no pague.
Los Boticarios estan autorizados por
los manufacturers del UNGUENTO
DE PAZO q devolver ell dinero ST la
medicinal deja de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinarios Sc curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, en- catorce. Una
~aplicaci6n da aliyio y sosiego. La
picaz6n Sc calma instantaneamente.
Els IN descubrimiento vel 6nico
que ofrece con una garantfa positiva.
81 Ell %boticario no 10 tiene Sc 10
enviaremos de aquI al recibir sellos de
correos equivaleates q 80 contavos ea
ORC americana, dirigiendo Ia carta q
PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Luis,
Mo, E. Z. de A, f~abricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAxANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUININA, el c6iebre remedio pa
ra los resfriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
NOTICIAS De AREC|bO
(Ds maestro Corresponsal.)


ARECIBO, OCTUBRE 25.-Ayer
comenzaron los j%uicios por Jurado
ante esta Corte de Distrito, celebran-
do cuatro por violacion, siendo consi-
derados dos culpables. Para el dia
q Sc anuncian Ell deJuan Montijo Ma
rrero por seduction y Evaristo Colon
Gonzalez, por seduction; para 81 e,
Higinio Duran, por seduction; Casia-
no Tirado, por hurto: Aniceto Cueba,
por seduction.
CEl senior w. Sire ha presentado
II solicitud al Municipioa fin deque
Sc 10 de en- arriendo la planta el6ctri
ca y el Acueducto. Creemos obrarfa
perfectamente 81 Concejo accediendo &
los deseos del se1or Sire.
lei domingo pr6ximo tendra lu-
gar en- los s~alones del Casino una
reunion convocada por don Julian
Maro, para secundar los prop6sitos
de Ia Liga de Republicans espanoles
establecida en- San Juan.
lei ap%reciable fot6grafo don En-
Nerges permanecera breves dfas
en ssta ciudad, pues pasa 81 galerfa 4
Fajardo. Las personals Que no po-
10 retrato del senior yerges. de-
ben acudir a 81 galerfa antes de su
N archa.
Han ~comenzado en- nuestra lyle
sia las novenas dedicadas & los feles
1ifuutos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28

20 10 que los aunericanos uaman xGE-
RRY MANDRINGa, cuya Erase deri va del
ex- G obernador Gerny de Pennsylva-
MIA, que fue Ell primero que en- los Es-
tados Unidos practice igual trampa
electoral, para ~triunfar en- aquel Es-
tado.
Llevado de promesas de imparcia-
lidad, Ell partido federal fuerte y po-
tente, fu6 q la Iucha electoral en- Ell
1902,y para aplastar suinmensa mayo
ria Sc cre6 la ley del Q o UNO, vo-
tada en- Ell Consejo por 4 votos, Bar
bosa, Gomez Brioso, Guzman Benitez
y Lindsay y 2 votos en- contra, Gro
sas y Matienzo Cintr6n. Con esta ia
mosa ley, auxiliada por ininidad de
atropellos cometidos, que obligaron q
retraerse q los federales en- muchas
poblaciones donde contaba con una
gran mayorfa, r%esultaron estos vo-
tos en- favor del partido republican,.
La 6poca pasada es bien conocida
en- Puerto Rico, y7mucho@se ha4 dicho
Y ha escrito y Ell actual Gobierno CO.
noce perfectamente 10 ocurrido. En-
vista de estass circunstancias hubo ne
cesidad de discover ell partido federal,
cuya mayorfa era conocida, en- vista
del compute electoral del 4 1900.
Otras causas interiors; obligaron q los
Jefes de csc partido q la disoluci6n.
Hay que rendirse ante la eviden-
cha, y no es possible que los malos du-
rem eternamente. Eel pueblo americana
V su gobierno ~necesita solamente ell
eonvencimiento de las cosas, para
atender & las ~exigencias de la 6poca,
defendiendo ell derecho y la justicia por
encima de todas las cosas.
Las 6pocas transforms no son
durareras, y Ia propia palabra 10 di-
60. Hay que tener confanza en- 81 por-
venir. Sc acerca una 6pOca estable.
Ell gobierno para 81 pals, y por Ell pals.
Lo que necesitabamos era I'm Co.
bernador recto y honradO y 10 tene-
mos; con IN buen Captain Sc conduce
la nave q puerto SECURE. Ell Gober-
nador Winthrop, habil pol1tico, ha ne
cesitado POGO tempo, para conocer
los rumbos de Ia polftica pueftorrique-
ia, y para hacer IN estudio minucioso
de las cosas.
Sin gran esfuerzo ha logrado, 10
que parecia impossible, dadas las lie
cometidas por ell partido |
republican,.
La polftica nueva signifca para
Puerto Rico, un Gambia radical, den
5ro De nuestras legftimas aspiracio-
les. Los republicanos han Querido
impossible: nacionalizar nuestra po-
ltica; Ell gobierno americana, ha que
lido regionalizarla. -concediendo &
luestro pueblo 10 dnico que ha pedi-
10; unprecedented J honradez en- to-
los los actos de la administrator.
No pedim0s injusticias 6 parciaIida-
les; queremos iusticia y NADIA mas.
4os republicanos solo pueden ~vivir
lei favoritismo y de la intriga.
Tengamos calma, que dfas mejores
,ara ell pals Sc acercan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
VENTA De MUELLE

Barcelo y Comp 4 Sues. da NJ.
Lomba Y Comp, il Ochoa Hno. '
Sues. dc L. Villamil y Comp. 80 bis.
garbanzos imperi2les, Is ST id ALTAR
nate, 25sid de segunda.
Freiria y Comp. q Sues. de L. Vi.
llamil Y Comp. 500 cunetes a~ceitunas.
Palacios y Comp. & a. Vicente =
Comp, p bis. uvas grandss y 76 Id.
eorrisntes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
Sc VENDE

IN magnidco billar, con bolas
de marfl Y demas enseres, por ell pre-
clio sumamente reducido de CINCUEN-
TIA DOLLARS, satisfechos al contado,
que Representa- cast la mttad del valor
en- que puede iustipreciarse 81 valor en-
venta. Para informes, On Gurabo, a
don S. Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
METEREOIOGIA DE HOY
SAN JUAN, % DE OCTUBRE 1904
POLITICA NUEVA

La prensa republlcana a, con ODJeto
de desorientar 4 la opinion pdblica, Sc
mpena en- decir que la UNION es
una continuation del federalismo.
Aquf no Sc trata va de federales
nj de republicanos.
La UNION fu@ tornado con los
elementos del viejo partido federal,
contando con la cooperation de los
antiques U~NIONIsTAS, sedores Ma
tienzo, Zeno Gambia, del Vale, Pasa-
rell, Blondet y otras personalidades
de la isla. FL partido federal aport6
la UNION su gran c~ontingente, y la
UNION Sc hizo con sinceridad, y es I'm
hecho, resultando ridfculos los argu-
mentos emp!eados por los ~peri6dicos
republicanos, con ell solo prop6sito
de auerer recordar la pOlftica de par
tidos. Los federales fueron q la
UNION con entusiasmo, y ell mlsmo
leader de aquel partido, senior Muhoz
Rivera, hizo I'm viaje expresamente de
los Estados Unidos para discover ell
partido federal, 10 cual Sc realiz6 So
lemnemente por medic de una asam-
blea ell dia 13 de Febrero del corriente
ADO.
Despu6s de tornado Ia UNION,
i%ugresaron los fuertes contingencies
repnblicanos de Manatf, Ponce y Qua
yama, y las fracciones im~portantes de
Isabella, Maricao, y otros pueblos de
la Isla. hoy estdn confundidos esos
republicanos y federales en- una sola
agrupaci6n y no existen nj los prime
ros nj los segundos.
Todos sabemos como Sc form6 ell
partido republican, que procedfa de
una pequeha fraction 6 partido demo
minado PURo q H1sToR1Co, y que ell
General Henry llam6 radicales.
Al formarse este partido ell Gober-
Ad0OI OS L 2 w 4eNCO Oh az USAld ODO~
tuvo ell prop6sito de lev antar una
minorfa por encima de la gran mayo
ria del partido LIBERAL, que ha sido
ell mas grande partido polftico que ha
existido en- esta isla. Sc cometieron
toda clase de ilegalidades para alcan-
81 fin de In destruction del parti-
do LIBERAL, y seguidamente al mar
charse ell General Henry para los Es-
tados Unidos y al regreso del seGor
Muhoz Rivera de aquel pals Sc form6
Ell partido federal. +,
Anteriormente q la formation del
partido federal, hay que recordar la
Orden del General Henry, d~isponi6n- (
do que los Ayuntamiontos fueran com
mitad federal.s y mitad
republicanos. Esto di6 mdrgen q :
lue los Antiques conservadores natl
yos ingresaran en- ell partido republi-
,ano, y Sc nutriera con elementos des-
s~ontentos del viejo partido Liberal. G
En- I'm, Sc cometieron toda clase de !
actos, tendencies q %favorecer al partido !,
.epublicaro, y al llegar al periodic I
electoral durante ell q obierno Militar, 7
sste presto su ayuda decisiva al G
republican,, y no obstante, :
os esfuerzos de csc partido = del Co. :
.erno, triunfamos co la isla por G. 500 q
'otos de mayorla, obteniendo FL triun- t
o en- - Municfpalid AIDES, y los repu- !
,licanos en- p. Sc nos arre5at6 ell :
en- Toa-alta, ViGques, ! otras !.
Ioblaciones Por medic de actos arbi- !
d
Apesar de nuestro triunfo continue =
| Gobierno favoreciendo q los Repu- !
licanos, y q la formation del G obier- !
Civil Sc hizo n division electoral e.
.ochornosa, que AIN Subsiste, J Sc hi. tc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
De AUSUBO
De todas dinepsiones, venden Su-
cesores de Gonzalez Hernandez Y CO
MAMEYES, p. Il.
:; 9: VlEIE::,!N De.

Una caldera Root inglesa de 20
eaballos, % maquina de vapor, ca
lentador y tuberfa. Fuede verse mon
tada funcionando.
Tn Dinamo y accessories propio
para alumbrar una azucarerfa de Ha-
cienda.
Una Grua giratoria con sus acce-
sorios.
Una casa de mamposterfa terrera
con su solar.
IN solar de 2943 yaras cuadradas
son IN platanal J 2 casas de MADEIRA.
Tn solar de 1928 varas cuadradas
0 paroles J techos.
Para infornes dirigirse al taller
de fundici6n Y herrera de
ROBERTO GRHAAM,
Marina %, Ponce. P. r. (3-v-sl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
AViso al pibIicO

El tintorero avisa & las personals
que tisnen trabaios va listo Y no 10
han reoogido, cue 81 no 10 hacen en-
81 tsrmiao de Is dfas de la fecha de
aviso, los pone ca sutasta por c, pre-
clio adeudado.
PIERRE MARTINS .
Gale de San Francisco 67.--San
Juan, 2. r.. Ootubre, - de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
RAFAEL kRRILLAGA

Sc e%ncuentra en- San Juan desde
hace dias, este joven 6 ilustrado com
patricia, de Anasco, que muy mereci-
dameute ostenta Ell tftulo de doctor en-
leyes.
Tenemos sumo gusto en- reiterarle
el testimonio de nuestras simpatfas Y
nuestro aprecio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-28
Al publico
Bernardo Fernandez Y Ca.

Bajo esra raz6n sc ha establecido
en- Caguas, por escritura ante el no
tario don Lorenzo Gim6nez, una So
cieda d industrial para la fabrication
de medias de todas classes y fajas de
lana y algodon, Ia eual podra atender
a todos los pedidos que Sc le hagan.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
LOCAL TIP. AS
START PLANS
FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION.
WANT A JOINT COMMITTEE REPRE-
SENTING ALL SAVANNAH IN
TERESTS

To Begin Work With View of Secur-
ing Convention of 10O5-President
H. ]. Frank, of Post A, Authorized
to Appoint the Members From
That OrganizatiOn-Other Repre-
sentatives VIII Be From City
Council and Trade Bodies.
Plans to secure the national conven-
ton of the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation of 1905 for Savannah were set
on foot yesterday at meeting of Post
A, Travellers Protective Association,
he'd in the Screven House.
President Hugo 1. Frank was en-
powered to appoint committee, to re-
quest the Chamber of Commerce to
appoint another committee, and these
to add to themselves members from
City Council and the various trade or
CARNATIONS, to form a convention COM
mittee, and make such plans as will
best achieve the objects of the organ
izations they represent, to bring the
convention to Savannah, and give the
delegates such entertainment as will
insure their lasting interest in Savan-
nah and it's welfare.
1t was announced at the meeting that
one of the most important bits of in
formation that the Georgia delegates
10 the convention of 1904 will have to
give before this city is considered as
the place of the next meeting, will be
the rates to be charged delegates by
the hotels. Rates have already been
secured, but as the announcement of
them was only verbal one the mem
bers decided it would be well to have
them in writing. They are to be given
In detail. so that it be specified how
many persons are to be placed in a
room at a certain rate. the additional
cost of the use of baths. if any.
To Advertise City.
Mr.. Max Robinson, who offered the
resolution creating the committee, al
so suggested that in visiting the con-
Vention the delegates should be able to
Impress upon the convention the kind
OF city Savannah is, and It's CONNER
cial Importance. He thought this could
pest be done by means of illustrated
pamphlets, which could not only be
distributed at the convention, but Of
which copies could be mailed to mem
Vsfs or the organization all over the
country. Mr.. w. J. DOMAIN, secretary
OF the Chamber of Commerce, who was
az the meeting, stated that such a book
let is now in course of preparation by
me Chamber of Commerce, and that
II will doubtless be ready for distribu-
ion by the time the convention is
Mr. Donlan said 1t was understood
mat the Chamber of Commerce would
send OF To he
.ton again to present the claims Of this
elty as the proper place for the next
meeting. Mr. r. M. Hitch was the
eslegate of the Chamber of Commerce
10 the former convention. and as he
reated most favorable impression,
ana also became acquainted with a
lumber of members Of the convention.
lcIuding the chief officers, II Is more
81 probable, should the Chamber OF
N04nneRne decide TO send another dele
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
BIG CROWDS EXPECTED
AT RESORTS TO-DAY.

Management Expects Record-Dreak-
ing Day, Owing TO Warm Weather.
All of the resorts will doubtless be
well patronized to-day. The warmer
weather has made the resorts very
popular during the last week and
Sunday always brings out a larger
crowd than any other day.
At Thunderbolt, there will be the US
ual Sunday concert and the new
amusement features will be in opera
ton. Many persons who do not get an
opportunity to visit the park during
the week, spend very pleasant Sundays
there, riding on the toboggan and tax
ing in the laughing gallery.
Tybee and the Isle of Hope will
probably draw their full share of the
crowd also. The management at all of
the resorts have prepared for big
crowds, owing to the warm weather.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
MATTERS TO COME
BEFORE THE ORDINARY.

May Term of Court of Ordinary VIII
Open on Monday.
Tomorrow the May term Of the
Court of Ordinary will open. There
are variety OF matters to come be-
fore Judge Henry McAlpin for final
disposal. The following is the schedule
of business:
Letters of administration will be
granted on the estates of Jasper
Hayes, Belle Fletcher, E. ]. Kennedy,
Martin G. Stem, d. j. Holland and
Henry c.. Starr.
Letters dismissory will be granted on
the estates of Charles G. Moore, Mel
lie Halle, Mary Coughlan, Ann w. Tur-
ner and Joseph e. Harry.
The will of the late ]. ]. Dale will
be probated in solemn form.
Years supports will be granted on
the estates of Hugh Logan, Emma NJ.
Wagner and John ]. Sullivan.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
AT THE CASINO.

The regular Sunday afternoon con-
cert by the First Regiment Orches-
ira, T. L. Currie, director, will be CIV
en- at the Thunderbolt Casino this aft
ernoon. The following programme has
been announced:
March, Warm Reception" CAN
thony).
Overture, poet and Peasant
(Suppe).
Selection, king Dodo" Luders).
Waltz, Flower of Italy" (Stefano).
Intermezzo, Hearts and Flowers
(TobanD.
Overture, "Orpheus" (Offenbach).
Selection, Gems of Offenbach."
Medley, Curtain Raiser" (Smith).
Waltz, Pretty Peggy" (Nugent).
March, military Coon" (HalD.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
FOR ANNUAL BANQUET.

North Carolina Society Will Meet on
Tuesday Night.
A meeting Of the North Carolina So
ciety will be held in the De Soto par
lors on Tuesday night, to complete the
arrangements for the annual banquet
of the society to be given on May 90.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the speakers at the banquet Will
make a report.
II has been definitely decided that
the ladies will be invited to attend the
BANQUET. Seats will be provided for
them in the breakfast rooms, and they
wifi be invited into the banquet hall
when the speaking begins. Arrange
ments will be made for at least 200
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
gate. he will be asked to accept the
office.
Mapuing Out Programme.

Mr.. Robinson said that all cities at
which the convention has hitherto
met prepared provisional programme
of entertainment months in advance of
the actual coming together of the del
egates, and he thought it would be well
for Savannah to do this also. AS fast
as any plan is completed all the MEM
bers of the order are notified of it.
In this way they keep up their inter-
est in the gathering and also assist
very largely in advertising the city,
one of the chief objects in securing
the convention. He thought that
number of side trips from Savannah
to places of historic interest should be
arranged, and suggested that pop
ular one would be to st. Augustine. 1t
was determined, however, to leave all
such matters to the committee.
President H. 1. Frank will appoint
the members of this committee from
Post A shortly. The committee APP
pointed by the trade bodies and City
Council to consider are still in exist
ence and It is believed they will be-
come a part of the general committee
to arrange for the coming of the
"drummers."
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
DISMISSED MOTION
ASKING NEW TRIAL.
Several Cases Passed Till Later
Date by Judge Cam.

Several Cases Passed Till Later
Date by Judge Cam.
In the Superior Court yesterday the
motion for a new trial for julius
Rosenthal. recently convicted of gam
ing, was dismissed. The fine of $3.50
and the costs of the case had been
paid by the defendant.
The case of Levinia Platz against
the Savannah Electric Company, which
was assigned for yesterday, was pass
ed until Saturday. The cases of the
National Packing Company against
John Schwarz, sheriff, and Samuel
Brown against the Ocean Steamship
Company were similarly disposed of.
The hearing of the motion in arrest
Of judgment in the case of Benjamin
Dickerson was assigned for Saturday.
The case of Ennis against Ennis was
reassigned for May IA, and the case
of Johnson against Johnson for
Nav IL.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
LUMBER STATUS
is UNCHANGED.
But Dealers Expect Better Business
This Month.

But Dealers Expect Better Business
This Month.
There was no change in the lumber
situation during the week just ended.
Dealers report a better inquiry, with
strong demand for yellow pine, but
the sales have not exceeded those OF
a year ago.
The lumber business is expected to
pick up considerably during May, as
a great many vessels that have been
laid UP in the North will work their
way to the Southern ports.
Baltimore is buying some lumber
here, but not as much as would be
expected. The rebuilding of the burn
ed district will necessarily be slow, and
lumber men do not anticipate any flood
of orders at the present time. The
movement of lumber is reported good,
and there is no congestion at any of
the ports.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
DISMISSED BAIL IN TR0VER.

Upon motion Of counsel for the plain
tiff, in the Superior Court yesterday,
the acton Of bail in trover instituted
by Frank D'Orvall. against w. c. A.
Dierks, and against William Kehoe,
was dismissed. The action had been
begun to recover flowers, plants and
hot house tools valued at $500.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01

At 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the regular monthly meeting of the
Kings Daughters, Circle No. /, will
be held at the home of Mrs. A. M.
Vogel, No. 1912 jefferson street Sew
eral matters of Importance are ex-
pected to come before the meeting
for action and large attendance Is
daairad
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
NO TRUSTEE ELECTED.

The first meeting of the creditors In
the bankruptcy case of Mr.. Arthur l..
Starr was held in the office of the
referee in bankruptcy yesterday MORN
ing. No claims were filed against the
bankrupt, and an order was taken not
to elect a trustee, or to hold a further
meeting of creditors.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
IS MARRIAGE LICENSES.

During the month of April this year,
eighty-five marriage licenses were
granted. OF this number. thirty-eight
were to whites. Last year the total
for April was 102. OF this number,
thirty were white persons. The total
number Of licenses granted this year
now reaches 304.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
RENAMED FOR LARCENY.

Mat Henely was yesterday morning
remanded to the Superior Court by Re-
corder Myrick for larceny after trust.
Henely took some money from the
amusement company at Thunderbolt,
where he was employed
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
HEARD EJECTMENT CASE.

Argument for a new trial in the
ejectment suit of Lavinia Williams, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Amelia
Lockett, against George r. Fawcett,
was heard by Judge Cam in the Su-
perior Court yesterday. The property
in dispute is on the Ogeechee road.
Judge Cam reserved his decision.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
REMANDED FOR LARCENY
OF MONEY AND TICKET.

David Cook Turned Over to City
Court by Recorder.
For the larceny of $25, David Cook,
a white man, % years of age, was yes
terday remanded to the City Court by
Recorder Myrick.
The money was taken from r. w.
Fountain, who had been carried to a
house and gotten drunk. A railroad
ticket was also taken from Fountain
Fountain alleged he gave his money
and ticket to Cook to take care of.
When he awoke Cook could not be
found, and the police were notified.
Officer Harry a little later arrested
him
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Continued from Fifteenth Page.)
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST, AT BETHESDA, A GOLD
watch, engraved Papa to Nellie, June
"a, 1902" Reward If returned to 312
Henry street. east.
LOST, A WHITE FOX TERRIER
pup. with large black spots on him;
has short tail and answers to
Snaps" Return to ID. B. Morgan,
No. 401 Charlton, east. and be reward
ed.
LOST, MY LARGE, SOLID BROWN
pointer dog Lee. Return to 5 Barnard
street and set reward. A. Gordon Cas-
eela