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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
BlBLlorECA DE .LA DEMoCRACtA,

6 hAbia desdo pregunba Qu6n GQusla ae6o
rita destolocds bios sonren tan dedt 6osamente
EstAblecl6 especie de sumGria SecretG Acech6
pando las Accones de uana comenAndo gestos
mas inmidad Apen Ia veia straveAr h.baci6n
apenas oia erse pronuncir agunss psGbrGs pdas No
atrevA penerar vida de G Parecae JuanR
insccsabe tnvueltA l1z dumbados Cuando etAba
deante de A ella d fdQor de uventud de beexl h
hAcfa senre anonAdAdo pesencG de dvnidad
OmGbA Daniel Ia venAna En- patio, COcte esperAbA
Ia 6ora de Teller J1ana leVArlAs bOqre de Boo
Las dos mueges balaban lenAmene a escana afrAs-
tando largM colaI Daniel solo veia JuAna.
EstudiRba movimienos La vtlG abndonarse
en- los coGnes del c1che ndoIenc que dgab Por
otrA parte los ties de h tx6Gbln comprendia que
tod lQuelA odos Iqueo encsiss que inm
dAbAn le aejaban de ella.
E cOChe sAf JuAna entrsGAba al Qeo vaiv6n de los
muee Daniel permAnecfa solo Sobre aQue patio vacio
Aquel gran hoyo que de prOEto presenaba visa
partcAe ngo ietrico Mrabs emene lAs paroles dSte
iendo miranda les grandss olmoI del caei6n Domnqas
o'Elfer
Llg6 hma dtcirse q mismo que Juana tent. NAL fondo
que tembaba hG pobre Deciase
4Queo rabs C6ler 81 podA emprender 10
Que tOrno auyo VtiL
La TRANSACTION era dmSsiAdo bruaca Hakf yvde On una
ausridad mUnacA benedctno hundido on celd
l6lo cOnCcA de Ia vida las rudeSs a miSerls Aque gran
sentA snto hcs Ell uio paabra
cOAx6n de De encontraba enfrene
A Eca ocioIa dlbA n mismo rea descfrar
mIIeriosa do ovsn. 81 Jusns Ie hubese
ttnddo smsCsmeDte man0, jorge e hab tendido a
quelA rde reeordars ector e haba psfecdo
aooo Daniel Ia sencis del mundo pues gnorAba
por complete coatumbrba mundanA iba ALA aque-
os uIbsn crsa corrompdo e CorIE6n de ls
ioVsn.
Encsrrada en- convsntO hs les disciOshO ,6oL JOGnu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
Ell MANDATE DE LA MUERTA

Por otrA pAre crtfa encontTArse toL ell carc
ter sqriAdo o modaz de uana hlbin soprendido agra
dbemente Sc hlbia hecho amiga de sqnea buronS e
dVerta Ia xctabs 10 empulaha h maldAd n mala lnoncl6n
Como ella sucenmenke buenG despeTtr bondad
de sque corIz6n oerrdo crfa preStae VerdA
dero Iervco dsndt le eductc6n mund,na
Amb,s hacisn Ia miIma vida; Ia TIA tranquilidsd
fffs IL sobrna sordss quetudes Paris scepha, ID
rena de ods Ia pncesa que tarde
tmprano biA de ena tAmb6n D.ne desde Cusrto,
tna recordGb M pssbrA de Is mOrbunds CuAndo prevei les
ms leccones que pOda dr ha hermans de mardo,
preguutsbe oven de que modo conSeguia esrzlr
llaa Iecciones,
Una mI6ns el sehof Teller que hlbiA enclrhado
sscreAro e invite que daba que m'ms nochs
de salon. bo uz brante de ia bu en-
medic de una concurencia elegsne insoportabe
Pero oy6 avCz apsgada de la ae6orA de Ronne
que e decia en- 10 intmod sIrs usd donde ellis vSyS
ID progers el mundos lcep6 emblGndo inVaci6n
del s.hlr Teller
Por Ia noChe pl6 mas de hcrs cusrto enfrente
de tspo; Il obrs mrchtho rfS pretenone tema
dcUlo Juans logo vne 10 snCilAmente poIi
be cen 81 hl de que ntdio bttsra "a prssenca.
BA.6 escurri6 en- u ls6n
Daniel Al tntAr alf * ermert6 aensici6n de ahogo
de ctQuerA que aeue cuando hunde cab
Vocs zumb6 en- odoI terd6 t resprs ion Snh6ae
u.t,Dte ipm6yL luchando mler que nvacfa.
N1die h1bia notsdo sutrAdA. Pcco pocc s peso que
e abrumaba desminuy6 Respir6 hbremrnte
Dsirgua car.mebte IL que tena deiants de "a
yi,ts E gran salon bnco oro resp dtois bao Is crdId
de s bu, de os bncou doado dssprendian ugoel
las parsden tel f.n oI obgAban cerrIr los CLOS
In aire tbio dhcubs ls respirac6n ia estsncis ira
yndo los Oores de los rmetss mszdos con los pef0me de
los descotados hombroa
Daniel not6 que I muiere eIsbln Senada el fondo,
eu nto cue los hOmbr fernando bAndo spArdo hAbhOAu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
Junta E'coIar Dc HaraniitO

Autorizada esta Junts por al Hc.
norable ComisionAdo de Instruction
dc Puerto Rico para Abrir On esta Mu.
n'eipalidad una escuela grAduadA J
enso rurales, que tuneionarAn en- sl
slrso pr6ximo, ha aeordado On el diA
dc hoy hacsrlo saber q los sedorez
Profesores que deseen coplrAtarse,
para que diriisn sus solicltudes al Sc.
crstario do dishA Junta anses del dia
II del eorriente mes, aeomps nando
sadA uno 90 certinsado 81 10 tuvierA
On su poder, 6 on cAso eontarlo h&-
ctendo conssar oil n1mero, grAdo y
tismpo por el cuAl hA sido sxpedldo el
esr,i6cado, elass de ing 81 (AdvAncet,
lutermsdiats, 6 Elemsntsry), y por
clenso que obtuvo 90 los exGmsuea de
ests. -Narsniito, Julio 2 de 1908 =
A0,tStin ArshtlLG 6eeresario. 6-l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

Socorroa Juan de la Tore, 1Albino
Montansz, CAndslAria Hsrp pGndfE y
Modesto Garcia.
En- sl vApor <CoAmoS rsEres6
de los Estados Unidos sl iovsn don
l Arturo z. Torregrosa, quisn obtuvo
= el tftulo dc medico su la Univsrsidad
dc Michigan. Hoy sali6 para Aqua.
dilla.
LA rsnupeia que, como isis del
pArtido rspublieano, pressnI6 aver sl
senior Hernandez Lopez, no pudo ser
reauelta aver mtsmo, por no habsr
qucrapn en- sl Comit6 tsrritorlal. Be
Acord6 eitsr nuevAnsnts & dicho 90.
mite para 6uez dc e,ts mes.
Ell Juzgado de Psz ssntsnei6
aver & Eusebio Rodriguez 4 30 diaa
de cSrsal por sseAndalo On Santurss.
Ests individuo ttsre uuA sAusa pen.
diente por sgrssi6n.
Clement, Carmona. Fernando
HERNANDEZ y Maria Rios, sumplieron
hoy sus condenfs On 10 s&reel mum.
cipAl.
-Dicsss que una reunion republi.
cana tsnd' lugsr el domingo pr6xlmo
en oil teatro de eitA ciudad.
-Hs fallesido en- Bsyam6n don
Jose q PichArdo, antique coronel
rstirado del eiereito espsnol.
-Anochs, en- 10 salle del Sol, 10.
se Garcia, fogonero del vapor <Pon-
ce,s sgredi6 nj poliefA insulsr Juan
Collazo. cauiAadole dos contusionsa
en- 10 eab'za, una sobre el p6mulo de-
reoho y una mordedura en- sl dedo
pulgar de la mano dere,hA. Dieho
policia respo ndi6 & IL sgresi6n asss
tGndole dos mAsans zos al Garcia que
le prodpisron dos h.rldas on 10 eabe
zAy reducieudole { prisi6n CON el
at lilo dc otros xuardias FL caso
ha sido denunciAdo hoy 4 10 Corte
municinal
Dos companies de poliefAs In
sulA' es Al mando de los cApitAnes L6'
DEE Dlas, Sil6n y Fsrn&ndtz N&tsr, y
de los tsnisntes Villariry, Mopytl, y
sehsttlni una aeccl6n de esnAlerfs
al mando del eApitAu Cabrsrs, iran 4
recibir al muelle al 8 cretArio do Es
tAdo Mr.. Root.
-Dfeese que se formark on San
Juan un Connie republioano nombra-
do de smorAlidAd III 1licss con oil I'm
de trAbsiar en- contra de 10 candida
turA del sei1or Todd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

Aver conf ,rerciAron les miem'
bros de ls'.iis.atA sscolar de San Juan
con el Comisionado de educAo.6n Mr..
FAlkoer. sobre los nombramisntos do
maeasros para este distrito.
En- Bayam6n esiGn muy apima:
dos nusstros correllglonArios con mo
two del anuneiado mesiitg unioniata
que 20 llevAr& { efeeso On Toa Bsia,
el domingo prtxlmo
Aver tom6 puerto. procs dsnte
de Trinidad. el eracero <Umbrfa,, de
10 Armada italianA
Para eurar un restriado on un
0Ia, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA El boticsrio le devolverae el
dinero 81 no se eura La firma de e
W. GROVE 90 halla eu cada caiita.
En- el prfxlmo vAror traerau
de los Kstsdos Unidos el relic pdblico
de Manail, Scquirido por subscription
entire los unionistas dc aquel pueblo
y q inioiativa del comite local de 10
Union.
Sc eneuentra en- San Juan nues
tro estimkdo amigo y correbglonario
'on Jtse Ramon Cslder6n, Alcalde de
Lola. LIE sAludsmos
La Tesorcrfa de Puerto REQ hs
ordtnado & varios colectores de 10 To-
ls levanten cisrto rumero de embar-
gos en algunas propiedsdss que "a
psgaron aus contribuciones
DE heridas y contusiones level
faeron asistidos aver ca la SalA d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

El lupes 9 del corrisnte 90 abrira
an ell editolo de 10 <Col6n Schools,
plaza del mismo nombre, 10 Escuela
dc Verano que dirigir&n los compe
sentes proielores don Carlos Urrusis,
de Ia alta eseusla Central, y don Joie
Irfsnte SAavsdra, estando & cargo
del segundo 10 matricula.
Sc han inscriso - algunos macs
sros rurAlea Que quisren msiorar su
sftulo y otroA aspirAntsE oil diploma
de octave g'Ado.
Tsmbie1 Sc abrirA una clase para
nif1os de cort' edad.
Fsicitamos q tan dissiE guidoa
profssorea
DurRnte al mes de JUNO tltimo
Sc obtuvo el s'gaiente ipgrsso 90 los
Duertos de Ia isla: 4, Juan. 1880. At;
Ponce, 40 20; MayaGu'z, s26l,l3
RI secretario Root llegark Aqui
DrobA Elements ms nAna On oil crucero
de Ira. G. hsrlestons, de la armada
nacionAl. Sc han dAdo "a disposi.
clones sl cspiiau ds puerto, & ln de
cue designe un sitio aprop6sito en- 10
bahia para fondesr el ex )resAdo bu
que
Aver tsrde visit1 81 GobernA-
dor Ia oncalidAd de In policfa insu.
lar que vino & San Juan con motivo
de 10 parada de- 4 de Julio. Parts de
esla ofieialidad sAldr& para sus res,
oeetivas dematcsciones, y slgunoI
ofeiales 4uedsran aquf para 10 rtcep-
cod que Sc le hsgs al Sesretario Mr.
Root
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL DIA

Apertura de la escuela de verano.-Los
puertos de la sa.-La llegada del Secretario Root
Vista de la o6caldad de la policia al Gobernador.-
Conferenca. Meeting unionista en- Toa Baja.-E
crucero taliano <Umbria>. Reoj publico de Manati.
El acalde de Lolza.-Denuncias, mutas ysentencas-
Embargos levantados varos pueblos de la isla.-
Otras noticias de interes general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

Buques anumciad dos
/ VA' esp <Miguel " Pinillos. sale
de Barcslons el 30 del paaado para el
Med'tarrAoeo, CanArias, este puerto
Asy'gnez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba,
HsbanS, Mstarzss New Orleans.
Vapor americana <Massapequa,
sali6 de Ntw Yo'k el % del pr6ximc
pssado.
Vanor espafol solo X, saIi6 de
Csuarias el q Il 'tImo con este dessiuc
y tevmiuadas sQui sul opersciones
seguira para My gu'z, Ponce, San
tisRo do Cubs, Hsbana, C!erfGegos y
N Or cans.
Vapor smsrieAno <philsdelph's ,
saldra de NV York para ssta ma
mans.
Vspor smer'csno sCaraosa1 con
destlno q Nv Y nix sAldra oil II de!
que curaa.
EntVA0@S
De Jacks willie goIeta america
ma eHenry Cicsep1
De 10 isla goleta sDoloreaS con
csrga,
De hontsvideo vApor ing'es sCc.
rondas & VillAr y Cos
SnIidas
Para Nsw Orleans vapor america
no <SAntnrceS.
Para IL Habara vApor irg' g'Gu <Ca
20 Lindos con ia sitn
Para 10 isla golsta eprcgresoS COD
carga.
Ruquos en- puerto
TRAVESIA
GJrhn M. Hcrmols1 cargand0
SLydia M. DeeripgI descArgAndo
<Poncf> descArgsndn
GHenry CloIepS dascargsndo
<Coan descargando
COSTANEROS
SEucArnacl6n1 ueudiente
<Csrmeitas pandisnts
cana Marias HumScso y Nsgho.
&GuillermitoS Arroyo
SA'A BlancsS Hdmscao y Nsgbc.
<PetraS descarga ndo
sDos Hermano', dPseargando
SOeseAdss pPniients
sDoloress pendiente
--------za~-------
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
Junta EscoIar de lae!

Anunsis. -Desde el dis IS del 90.
tual y por sl t6tmino de ounce diAs
que venesrla sl dfA 10 dc Julio prtxl'
mo, 50 admitirAn peticiones documen.
tadas & los maeItros principal, Rra.
duados y rurales que dessen contrAtar'
90 para eisiesr On les Eseus.as de este
Aunieipio durants el afio escolAr de
1865 { 1907. Los sspirAntes debsr On
dlriiir sus solicit ldss oil que su.crlb..
Lares, q do JUNO de 1905. .-Francisoo
Sein, Presidsnte. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
Junta Esco|ar del Coro al

ALOx sENOREs MAEsTROs.-
Por el termino do diez diss que vence
el Is dc los sorrentsS. 80 admiten So
licitudes para proveer las Escuelas de
ssta municipalidad, durants el pr6xi.
mo aiio eseolar de 1905 1907. A. BOU,
Presidents de 10 Junta EscolAr. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
Jun'a t;co|aI Dc Maunabo

Ensontrandoss v2cantss On este
pueblo cuatro sseus'as ruralss J dos
grsduGdas, ss av vsa & los asp'rsntss
para que snvisn sas doeuDeAtos { 90.
10 searstaria, sdnitisndoas solicitudss
kAitA el dia 10 de Julio de 1908.
J G.. Eugra6G. j
Presidents de 10 iunta sseolar.
kaunabo 3 do Julio. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
PfecIos MIN de los artleulos
cue 80 detalIan en-

HVVIvS III III % los aFtlcuIOS
quo 80 detalIan en-
aImaeenes
Arrocea do partido JAp6n d,
Wi&6.
Idsm valeAciano . sid. Id.
Aios dc 30 etvs. & so.
Jamones e9} q 10.
Qussos srnses.a s15 Patagrks 20.
Tosino, . III . 1s.
Sardinas ahumAdas 0 16 centavos
Jab6n. est Rocamora, ausrics
no, s24 VA
Pasta del pafs . sS}.
Asntesa Of On / , en- la,al
DO o. & 10.
Harina do t2S0
Habichuelas Amerieanas colorado.
lArgas 81 . s6.
Garbanxos OF ao.
Rssslao s4a as
Cebollase4
ManteQuillAl do a13 10
Papas ameriaanas a q 3.
Tasajo 8A8}.
Lsche condensada <Aguilss & e6
Id Id <Cruz Roias s5
Id Id <MAgnolias OF
DEL PALS
AEtear para el consume,
kassabado slaro de at.
De'miel slAro . ss..
Osntrffuga slaro de- 10 ass
Americans de s a63
Dc Ponce s3f q 80.
Ron % erAdos Cartier & a1. 50 cen.
t.sos gal6n pagados r. Intsrnsa
Maixss
Tabaco. nominal.
PrecIos de C0mpra
Almid6n . s2.5o
Algod6n de S q $50.
Cosos do is q Is millar.
Uusros dulees e1o
@ebo de res Q N.
cAf6 sorriente de s12..& 12}.
Candles o0rrIentes
Eondres cheek Q l.s7 k4s7a
Paris 2AR3 %.
HAmhurgo . k4sD.
New York betvs &
Espafa 8
C6duIas hlpotecarlas
1Aae0 Territorial y AgrfcolA st9 594
AeciOmos
Banco do Pto. Rico Q Is & 26
Ranao Territorial. o 16 G18
BAnso Popular 49,. Q 10 n IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
SECC|ON NERO ANT|L

Ultimas operacionesds ax1car:
A s346y 5 40 polarization garAn'
tizada.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16
Financial
Statement
For Jefferson County, ". Va.
Year 1905.
State of West Nir,inia.

State OF West Virginia,
County OF Jefferson, st :;
I'm the Clerks Office at heCDunty Court:
The indebtedness of the County at this
late is 500 aOU o. re resented by binds,
originally ISSUED f.r the purpose Of taking
STICK in the Shenand ,ah Valley Railroad
Co
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16
The County Levy.

Amount ofCountyL Levy
for year Of 1905 SS5,31S 69
Amount, received from
other sources l4o Il
To Coupons 9,2SO w
To Mi cellaneous0rders 1910 5S
To Parish Orders 2,403 40
To Jury and Witness
OrIeIs 1.o3?. 40
To DiscoInt oI9 10
To Commissions per
cent on SIS, 1889 1,2oS 10
To Commissions 3 per
cent. ON 5 0.l66.l4 3Oi 9o
To Erroneous aud De-
linquent M "a
To excnersti ms - 10
To Den stun 3,l62 p
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16
MAJOR Denny IS FOUND GUILTY
Prominent Wston IN d. Man Convicted on the Charge Of
Receiving Stolen Horses.

Maj W. H. Denny was found guilty
by a jury at Williston of receiving
stolen horses. Sentence was not
passed.
One OF the salient features of the.
evidence introduced by the state was
the copy of letter which G. A. Miller
of Ashfield, Mont, testified he had
written to Denny at the dictation Of
Tom Ryan, The letter purported to
relate to illicit horse deals in which it
was charged Denny and Ryan were
implicated.
Attack Miller's Testimony.
Editor Corbett of the Williston
Graphic testified as to the likeness
of the Great Northern hotel station
cry to that upon which the supposed
copy was written by Miller for Ryan
addressed to Denny. The defendants
aim was to show that this copy was
written in Williston on the Great
Northern hotels writing paper, and
not, as Miller testified, at Saco. Four
witnesses testified that they had COM
pared this copy with the hotel paper
and found that it was of an exact size,
except that the copy lacked a cut of
the hotel the name Of a town and a
date line, an dappeared to have had
some portion OF the sheet cut from
the top.
The defense asked continuance
until Attorney John Burk and Wealth
er Forecaster Glass of Devils Lake
could be summoned to give testimony.
The motion was denied.
Attorney Palda for the defense was
allowed by the court to give sur-rebut-
tai. He said that he and others ex-
amined the sheet of paper with a mi
croscope and found that the top had
been cut and could see dots on the
top, where the lower part Of the let
ter wv was shown.
States Attorney Brown, who made
the opening argument for the state,
talked for an hour. Attorney Hurd of
Helena followed for the defense and
former Judge Palda of Minot added
his effort on behalf of Mr.. Denny. r.
II. TuTCeil OIL f1elena, MOnC., closed
for the state.
RevoIve About Letter.
In the main the arguments were
based upon the Ryan letter, declared
to have been dictated tc Miller at his
saloon at Ashfield
Great interest has been shown
throughout the trial. The court room
has been packed daily despite the ex-
cessive heat.
The verdict Of guilty was reached
on the second ballot, and Denny was
released on his old bond Of $25, 900.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16
FLOUR MILL WILL REOPEN.
Queen Bee Plant at Sioux Falls Ha
Been Idle Twenty Years.

Queen Bee Plant at Sioux Falls Has
Been Idle Twenty Years.
After lying idle for twenty years as
the result of a lawsuit, the Queen Bee
Touring mill at Sioux Falls is to be
reopened and worked to its full capac.
ity.
The lawsuit in connection with the
property, which threatened to last sew
eral years longer, has been settled and
the mill has been transferred to the
Haley & Lang company and e. W.
Coughran, who will at once proceed to
utilize the property for business pur-
poses and also to put the water power
into use. The people who had brought
the lawsuit against the property Sc.
cured the money they put in with per
cent interest.
Within ten days work will be start.
ed to put the water power in shape.
Part Of the property will be used for
q cold storage plant. The entire plant
will be utilized, and this fact alone
should mean the addition Of another
thousand to the population of Sioux
Falls
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16
CAR TO VISIT WITH TROOPS
WILL SPEND FIVE DAYS AT.
II. GUARDS, cAMP-PERloD OF
CALM PREVAILS.

st. Petersburg, Aug. lin view OF
the improvement in the situation, a
number Of guard regiments have all
ready returned to their summer camp
at Tsarko- Selo. The emperor has ar
ranged to go there Saturday and
spend five days. These imperial visits
to the guards camp are gala occasions
and are always marked by festivities,
theatricals, banqueting and toasting
among the various regiments.
The empress yacht Alexandra,
=: has been under repairs for two
years, steamed to Peterhof last night.
leading to the belief that the imperial
family will soon make their postponed
visit to the Finnish waters.
Court circles are greatly relieved by
the period of calm, which will give the
government an opportunity to inaugu-
rate its program. The Rossia says
that 1t is the intention Of the govern
ment to fight counter revolution
with the same energy 1t has been
waging against the enemies of So
ciety."
r. The Bourse Gazette makes the
startling charge that much Of the revo.
lutionary agitation conducted among
the sailors at Cronstadt was through
university girl students, who frequent
public houses patronized by the sailors
In order to bring them under their In
f1uence
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16
DRAGGED BY HAYRAKE.
Ranchman Has Remarkable Escape
From Death,

Ranchman Has Remarkable Escape
From Death.
After looking death squarely in the
face for several minutes. M. G.. Brad
shaw, a Stanley county ranchman, by
fortunate chance came out the vic
tor His horses became frightened,
while he. was engaged in operating a
hay rage and ran away, finally collid-
ing with wagon Bradshaw was
thrown violently to the ground, but
was unable to extricate himself from
the hayrake. The horses, recovering
themselves, again dashed away at top
speed, dragging Bradshaw some dis
lance between the teeth of the rake
and the flying hoofs Of the frightened
horses. He fad abandoned all hope
Of being able to escape with his life
when in some unaccountable manner
the hayrake suddenly bounded over
him, releasing him from his danger
Gus position. He was badly bruised
and cut.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16

fenced to term in the North Dako-
ia penitentiary, but made his escape
to this city, where he was captured.
He lived here under the name Of Geo.
Turner and answered to the descrip-
ton of a man wanted In Canada on a
charge of horse stealing and alleged
murder. He was taken to Fargo, where
the United States court commissioner
heard the application for his extradi-
ton to Canada
Extradition Not Granted.
Larron had influential friends and
the case was hard fought, resulting In
refusal to grant the extradition pa
pers asked for. But sheriffs of three
counties were waiting the outcome of
the hearing, and upon the dismissal Of
the extradition proceedings Larron
was taken into custody by the sheriff
of Mclean county II he escapes COZ.
viction at Washburn he may i be ken.
to other counties for trial.
Larron has had romantic career,
the facts Of which are known only to
few people, among them Rev. Tiff
fanny, to whom the letter was adj
dressed. Mr.. Tiffany refused to re-
veal the antecedents Of the alleged
horse thief, but intimated that he was
of good family. He expressed the be.
lief that his repentance was sincere.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16
AUTO ACCIDENT is BLESSING.
Girl Thrown From Car and Run Over
Receivers Hearing.

Girl Thrown From Car and Run Over
Receivers Hearing.
Having her hearing restored as the
result of injuries sustained by being
thrown from an automobile was the re-
markable experience of Eva Towles,
the little daughter Of prominent resi-
dents of Sisseton. The little girl had
been a deaf mute from birth, but now
her hearing has been restored as the
result of her injuries.
While out riding in her fathers au-
tomobile she was thrown from the ma
chine and one of the wheels passed
over her body. She was quite badly
bruised, and for a time it was feared
she had sustained internal injuries
which would prove fatal. But an ex-
animation proves that such was not
the case, and while she yet is in a seri-
Gus condition it is fully expected she
will recover.
Since the accident she has been able
to hear as well as any one. Thus her
fall from the automobile has proved a
blessing in disguise.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-16
BILLS VERY JEALOUS.
Ex-8anker, Who May Don Robes Of
DoWie, Is Recalled at Miller.

Ex-Banker, Who May Don Robes Of
Dowie, Is Recalled at Miller.
News from Zion City that A. e.
Bills, formerly a banker at Miller, may
take on the robe of Alexander Dowie
is received by his old friends with
pleasure. He was known for his re,
ligious zeal while at Miller. He kept
Lords account" in his bank and
was careful that God received credit
for 10 per cent of all Of his income and
profits, which he gave to churches
and charities.
On one occasion when Bills had
charge of a break-of-day prayer meet
ing the brothers failed to get out on
time. He conceived the idea of shoot
ing off cannon at the church door.
The explosion brought forth the scared
brethren, but they returned to their
beds after they learned the cause Of
the noise. The jar ratified several
panes out Of the church windows, but
these were replaced at Bills expense.
Bills organized Dowie church at
Miller, and later went to Zion with
about $4,000, which he invested there.