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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
mo AcATARRRASEI !

I'll eatarro Gu una enfermed id que
tisae much @ mas importancia dc 10 que
geaeralmente ne le atribuye. Invade
sodos los 6rganoa del cusrpo, cuyas
taneiones y fusrzas dsbilita profunda.
nente. Essausa frecuente de IL sordsra,
afecta 10 vista, 10 narix y la garganta
, ez generalmente por donde empieza
ID tuberculosis 8 tisiz.
La misma facili5ad y 10 frecuen-
sia con que 30 pesca gun casarro, hace
o les personals indiferenses para Gu
rarle y Ii gran mayorfa no 10 preocu
pa de las consecuenciaa.
Les ba6oa frfos por 10 maaana
iamsdiatamente despuss dc deiar oil
leehe, dormir con las ventaaas abier;
sas y evitar Las eorrientea dc aire, son
precaueiones muy buenas que no eues-
to trahaio el obssrvarlas. Per0 el
preventive mas positive, mas eficaz,
mas facil J mas positive sanbien el
! que aeonseian los m6dieos, CO 10 Emul-
si6n dc Scott do aoeite de higado de
oacalac.
Ea sorprendense IL fuerza, vitalidad,
energfa y poder de rasiasancis que re-
ciba el cuerpo humane ds las peQua.
| aas desia do Ernu!aidn dc Scott CUE &c
| adnir,irtran ecn sonntans!E. Esta
emulation recuhra interiormente todas
! Ina parties dehilef y vu'nerapleH del
euerpo y 10 pone el Shrigo Go IL In.
'aGinn Gait raj.
he cuardo en euapdo apareeen
tndustrisles POGO eserurulosoa anun'
siand0 emulyionos, vircs q prepar a.
dos q los cue atrihuyen propisdadaa
ourasiFas Que no tiepon y hssta hay
quien ne d. & decir an lssraf dc
Imprenta, { 81 petr6ifo o kerosina
90 un slim ente.
Que ea o. petroleof In aceite mine-
raj que ae uss como con. bustible para
luhricar y llmpiar maquin&s y para
alum hrar.
Una subgtaneig iniigestlble Que
parece dc la propieo&d esancial de 30
do alimento, euai GA Ia agimilaci6n,
que paEa al trav6s dsl tubo intestinal
sin modi6c&rse y s1n ser ahsorbi-
oida; una aubatancia en- I'm, que nc
siene ninguna dc las propied ades GU
rasivss sllmentlciSa del sceite d.
| nfeado do bacalao. 81 no dilesa Qus
81 petr6iao On IN alimento para ma
auinaa, podria p&sar, psro no I'm sli'
nento para el cuerpd.
81 teneis alguna duda, pregunsad
a vuestro nedico; 81 os conhrmarA o.
Eta verdad; y si estsis eEcasos dc fuer'
zas, do carne y ds sangre, es aconse-
lisra Qus toElSis 10 Emulsion do Scott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
NotiCias del dia


(O0ntinudcs0n ae la pdqind o.
Los PIANOS que han sobresa'
lide On 6stes dlkimos cinco afios por
6sta rax6n los recomendados por los
profesores dc mdsica de mas prestigio
On 10 isla, son los de 10 fabrica Kohlsr
d Campbell, de New York, de 10 cual
o. agente on San Juan A. 8. Belaval,
Apartade 81, y & quien puede uated
dirigtrsa para meiores informea.
-AvIsO A petici6n de muchss
persouas que no han tenido tiempo
do som eserse & tratsmierto del sBta.
guero Regulators J <Parche alenans
para la euraci6n radical de las her.
nias, hs tanido & bien de permanecer
hasta ell lltimo de cate mss sin mas
prolongaci6n.
DR.. PoRTA,
s-4 Especialista herniario.
ANUNCIO.--La sefiora Eloisa dc
Jssas, viuda de Bull, participa al pd
blico dc aste pueblo y al de Ia isls,
que apesar del fallecimiento de su es
poso, el taller Fotografco que aque
tsuia establsctdo, contin1a sus sraba
ion ain haber variado en- 10 mas mfni
mo.
Carolina, Febrezo IA do l,so6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
"la Nustraciin ArtistIca''

PublicaciSn 10 mas econ6nica del
mundol
Los cineo tonos lujosansHte en-
cuadernados correspondent & sLa 81
bliotsca Ilustrada.s
UH n6mero semanal del peri6dic0
ala Ilugtraei6n Artfstica.s
Un ndmsro quinseaal de sEl sal6H
de 10 Noda:s
Todo por novsnta centavos mea.
sualesi!l
Sc suscrlbs en- la Agsnsia Genera
dc F Siragusa y CO. Ponce, P. Il. J
sub Agsntes Victor M. Marin, Areci'
bo. Francisco ssgura, San Justo 10
San Juan, P. 4. y dsm&s sub ,Agsa
tes On Ia isla de Puerto Rico, Vissusl
y Rephblica Domiaicaaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

La Apendici-
tbs es el ten rsr
de la Humani-
dad: estas Pill
doras son Ia sal
vaguardla y por
este las toman
mlllones de per
sonas. ST usted
padece de algu-
"a affection del
h,parato Dlges-
two, t6melas,
que su cura es
segura y rapida:
anunca han fa-
llado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
HERMIINtO DIAZ
Abog ado-Notarlo
San Juan, puerto-Rico
SAN JUsTO IL.

e. la Ia calle de San Jose ndmere
7, ~ alquila un mirador.
Eo egta imprensa 20 Vende pa
psl Wei, de periGdico q 81 quinsal.
--por SO centavos 8 81 semanalei
comprata ussed nm reloi de orc de 25
& so dollars. 4. kshrhah1 Cq SAr
Francisco q. Tambi6n vendemos f1e
COS aIti6ciales
TENEDOR DE LIBROS, coloca
do On san Juan, hahlsndo y escFibien
do esptfol 8 ingles, ofrece aus servi
cies para trahaiar do noche en- oasai
mercaptiIes. Bueaas refatencias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

Por donde quierA instruyendo,
Por donde quiera ense landc.
En- epocas muy diatsntes
BriIle On Grecia con IlatG,,,
En- Roma con C5cer6n
En- Espafis, con Ceramics;
Y sceptando 81 suAve yugo
Delingenio y del saber,
Forme 20 un titan; V0Zta5re
7 IN semi-dios: Ii;ct0r Hugo.
De mi entusiasmo al calor
Brota 10 grande y 10 beIlo;
Todo 10 que lleva el sello
De IN talento superior.
70, con anhslo fecundc,
Con f6 immortal, aplaudia,
Cuando Colon discutfs
La existencia de otro mundo.
Impulso al hombre de acci6n
Que medits, estudia y cres;
Soy, en- 81 cerebro. idcs;
En- el alma, inspiration.
Aquf, do encuentran scaten
Y protection decidida,
Fl trabsio, que 90 Ia vida,
FL estudio que 90 el bien,
Obediente a mi deseo,
Sin VacilAr he venido,
A dar mi aplsuso cumplido,
Al CfRCULo DE REcREo.
Cuando, con dulce emoci6n,
BuIqueis AlIl, en- Ia lectura,
In csudal que siempre durs,
FL cSudal de 10 inltrucci6n,
Yo estare de pensamiento
Junto al que medita y siente,
7 hare que luzcs en- "a frente
La oiadema del tslentoI
Bienl muy bien, h.rmans mfal
Yo me adhere q ia programa;
Eres dignA de ia fsma:
Mi splauuo y mi simpatial
: lie de- una palmada en- eI h.mbr
Gfsciasl En- este salon
Remarks en- absolute,
NientFas te ofreEcan tribute,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, London
ed hv Rova Charter 1890

magn6cos rsauddar&1 aa
sa da de Enero 906 admtiendo
gero para Thomas ngsas hoaadeas Venezue
Europa Servco qucena Gran raba de precios ha 10 d.
nformes ge Agentes sla,
FRIIZE, LUNDT Co., Sues.
San P n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
UcEO PONcERO
Colegio prinario y profesio.
nal. -Directora: Sonora
Ana Rogue de Duprey

TFepATHcl0n dc m66AsfOs q IsS
clRses Eocturnas.
ClaSeS p0r- correspondence
Para maestros rursles, rraduados,
principsles y 50 grsdo Precios q.
veaciona'es.
Los j6venes que sspiren & ocupsr
Lee 80 escuelas vacsntes. y Les 100 ia
nueva creacl6n, tiensn una oportuni.
dad de obtsnsr un certificado en- JUNO
8 Setiembrs de este am.
Sc admiten internas.
Gale Msyor plmero 81. los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
FL arte Y u inspiration.
lie eleya ia imperio ALA,

FL arte y u inspiration.
eleva tn imperio ALA,
En- IL mesa de lsctmu;
Tuyo 90 10 que vive dur.:
De m{o 10 que 20 Va.
traci6n. por distiata send;
Distinto anhelo nos guia:
Quien quiera reir gus ria;
Quien quiera aprender, one aprenda.
penssr y sentir
Vamos una de otrs en- ros;
III prese1,te IS de las dos:
Psro es tuyo 81 por0enar!
Eraci6n Nos acerca ID fortuna:
Sea, de hoy mas, este abrszo,
Lszo de amor. dulce hz1
Que para siempre nos una
(Ss abrszun)
Alegris. .-(Al pdblico, ron mucha expreai6n)
Hoy ago aqufae levanta:
Vuestra protection me1ece.
L. instruction os ennoblec,,
7 10 algeria o. encant |;
No Las dejeis Eucumbir;
No lss deieis decser,
81 pretendeis mere ecer,
Aplausos del porvenir.
Ertci6n.- .-(En sdemSn de despedida
Adi6s Qle esta Sociedtd
Huelle On 50 senda las fores
De Ia Uni6n Il amthd:
SAlud y ciencis, sefiores
Alegrfa. Salad y fraternidsdl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos Sc
han curado to-
mandolas, des-
pues de haber
probado mllesde
dlferentes me0,-
clnas. FL doctor
Madison ha 81
do el primer es.
pecialista en- las
En- { er m edades
del Est6mago: a
sus ildoras no
Sc resiste nlngu-
na enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

Las PIdoras del doctor Madison, son e dnlco remedo
para cr6nicas Dyspepsia Extrenmento Maas dges
Tones Intermediates del Hgado Rnones siendo ma
ravla para prevenir curar la Terrible Appendicitis.
De verta al por mayor al detail en- la Droguera Far
macia Gulllermety en- todas las demas boticas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
PROTEST. ANTS
ARE THROUGH
SENATOR SMOOT WILL
BEGIN HIS DEFENSE
Testimony Of His Opponents Has Been
Completed Before Elections Come
lnittee Severe cross-Examination
Of Last Witness BY Smoof's Counsel.

Washington Feb. o. IA Sfnnrtii-
waite of Ogden was called for cross
examination BY AL S. Worthington,
counsel for Senator Smoot, hi the pro-
ceedings today before the committee OH
privileges and elections.
The witness said the usual course 10
settle difficulties between members Of
the church is to lay complaints with the
teachers Of the ward in which the ag-
grieved reside and the bishop after
hearing the complaint ordinarily IN
struets The teachers to do everything In
their power ia adjust the differences.
Worthihgton asked Snaurthwaife IF
he had any reason to believe his trouble
with President Smith over their rival
salt interests could not have been adj
|'justed ii tie same way The witness
said his knowledge Of tlae church leaders
Iconvinced him that was impossible
Knox inquired If the FIRST presidency
| followed lip its threat 10 ruin him
and the witness said The price Of
|efude salt was reduced from S8 to So
per ton. His credit was injured and the
Istock of Tie company depr reciated 4
Tie rrotestala counsel then an
llsouneed that their case WAS closed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
IMPORTANT
AMENDMENT
SENATOR BLACKBURN
HAS Al GOOD SCHEME
He Wants an Amendment so &That
IL the Territories Don't Want State-
hood Under the Bill, They Can Es-
cape Its Provisions.

Washington. Feb. o.--At the begin
ming of today's session of the senate,
Mr.. Blackburn presented an amend
.ment to the statehood bill directing that
within thirty days after the approval
sof the statehood bill the governors Of
the. two territories shall respectively
call elections for submitting the ques-
ton of joint statehood to the voters iol
the two proposed states separately and
that a union shall not be consumfnated
unless a majority OF the votes in each
territory are cast in the affirmative.
The urgent deficiency appropriation
bill was then taken up. HI, II +
Senator Patterson moved to strike out
of the deficiency bill the provision abfo-
eating the eight hour law on the canal
zone. He argued that the provision was
adverse to Americans, as well as TO
aliens.
Patterson's amendment eliminating
the provision which abrogates the eight
hour law was defeated without a diyi-
sion. The senate also passed the ur-
gent deficiency bill and agreed to ad-
journ over until Monday. ea: .:s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
TWENTY EIGHT
WERE KILLED
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE
IN WEST VIRGINIA MINE
Gas Pocket Was Struck and Explosion
Immediately Resulted OnIy Eleven
Of the Thirty .nine Men Employed
In the Mine Escaped Alive. > @

Charleston, w Va, Feb. q AT least
twenty eight men are supposed to have
met death in aSterrible mine explosion
in the Parallel mine Of the Stewart Coal
Co, at Hope Hill. Thirty-nine men were
employed in the mine and only twelve
have escaped alive. AT midnight six
bodies had been recovered near the
mouth of the mine and it is certain
that all the others in the mine are dead
i The explosion is said to have been
caused by the ignition of gas in the
western portion Of the mine (which is
badly wrecked. The men rescued
were employed in the eastern portion
and not exposed to the full force !ot
the explosion. Il is not expected thai
the bodies of the others will be
reached until some time tornorrow.
The explosion occurred ali o'clock
this afternoon and was caused. by q
pocket of gas which was struck in q
fault of tile mine. It; IS thought the
miners were killed outright by the ex.
plosion. The system Of fans were com,
spletely wrecked and all air was shut of
leaving The men who had not beer
killed BY the explosion to smother te
death. The mine is a shaft 700 fee
deep and the unfortunate miners hae
little chance Of escape.
Most of the miners caught in tlt
mine are Hungarians or negroes who
had little experience in mining They
were not expecting the pocket Of gas
which is nearly always discovered II
mine faults in the Kanawha region. !
The explosion was followed by
low rurnbling Men, women and chill
dren made a wild rush for the noutf
of the mine when the explosion oc
CURED and in a very few minus hua
dTeds Of people were gathered at th'
Top of the shaft and the. greatest con
fusion prevailed u
This is the first explosion in a shat
mine in this field. The mine was fine
" equipped and was among the best il
the field. 1t was opened a year age
and was considered perfectly Safe
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
Women Want to Observe the
Anniversary Of Peace Congress

T.
Il Baltimore, Md, Feb. o. When the
sessions of the annual convention Of the
Womets National Suffrage association
were resumed today reports from state
presidents were read, showing the pro
gress Of women's suffrage cause in var
ious states. Mrs Lucia Arles Mead,
chairman Of the department Of peace
and arbitration. read q report in which
plans are outlined for a widespread cele-
bration III the schools. May IS, Of the
anniversary Of the opening Of The
Hague conference il 1903. Every state
siia the Union viii be requested e cele-
Ibrate the day and give appropriate I'M
sfructioiis. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
GREAT ARIoN BALL.

# New York, Feb. q. The Arion ba
one of the greatest social events OF II
season, will be held at Madison Squa
Garden this evening. These balls ha,
a reputation for their artistic merit AT
anagni6cence throughout the countr
and it is expected that tonight's ID
will be more gorgeous and attract,
than its predecessors. lit will beg
with a promenade concert at 9 o'cloc
alter which the floor will be open
dancers. Only persons in niasquera,
costumes will be allowed on the foc
Promptly at iii o'clock trunlpets ~
announce the beginning Of the Graz
Ballet OF the Seasons. The Metropol
tan operahouse ballet will take posse
sion Of the floor with Miss Biari,
Froelich as their leader. Then III
come the Spanish dancers, and then II
automobile floats, each TO represent
month Of the year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
Taft Requested More Barracks
Because Of Trouble in China

F
Washington, Feb. When Secre-
.tary Taft was before the senate com
nittee on appropriations which was
considering the urgent deficiency bill
he requested an appropriation Of $Ioo,-
600 to be expended for additional bar
racks and quarters for the army at OF
near Manila. When asked as to the
necessity for this appropriation he stat
ed that the situation in China was such
that It might be necessary at any time
TO send troops there and that 1t would
be wise to have troops near to be used
for that purpose. The committee did
not care to act on the request bit left
lit for the consideration of the committee
on the Philippines
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
, ,as
President Castro Running Thin
With Higher Hand Than
~ -. Ever.
1t Is Claimed That the People
the Republic Are Ready to
Revolt.
He Talks War but Es Poor
Equipped for a Scrimnage
With Amy Power.

Willemstad, Island Of Curacao, F,
"a traveller, who arrived here tod
from Venezuela, said:
qPresident Castro is busily engag
in enlisting throughout the republic
in other ways preparing for war. {
ders have been given to call the recru
to colors. &@
Information from the best sourc
indicates that people do not suppt
President Castro. On all sides Q
heard expressions OF a desire to rev,
and overthrow the presidents Cover
ment as soon as the French blocka
is declared. Id ..:.
"a well informed Venezuelan told J
that the troops will desert their colo
as they have all been compelled to jc
the army, voluntary enlistment bel
unknown in Venezuela. Puerto Cab
10 and La Guayra are the only po.
capable Of making a slight defense.
is doubted whether President Cast
can raise more than 100000 men "
will take the field with any show
spirit. The men are ARMED with Mai
er rifles but they never practice shot
ing. The Venezuelan navy consists
FIVE small craft concentrated at !
| Guayra. ,-s
'tWell posted persons express a fe
ffiItat die French citizens iii Venezli,
will be in great danger If a war brea
out.
"It is reported at Caracas ii
American Minister Russell is perso
ltlon grata owing to the apparent 81
/ ing OF the United States with Fran
and that he may be given his pa!
ports.
Matters are near climax. @ X
President Castro will compel obe
ience to his will.
Five days ago the newspaper
Critic Del Pueblo suggested that Pre-
ident Castro should not resist 1
French. The editor was immediate
imprisoned without show of trial Al
his paper suppressed. ss
"The German charge indignafi,
contradicts the reports said to be q
culated by President Castro and othe
of his official family that Germany
supporting Venezuela's policy again
France. s5
General Alcantara, a Venezuelan e
ueated at West Point, has been appoir
ed to the military command oil
Glayra. He has received orders TO f
| on any French warships the nome
they are sighted. "
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
OLD OFFICERS CHOSEN

ST Paul, Feb. O. With the adjourn
snlent Of the grievance committee Of II
traiIitnen and conductors, which ha,
been iii biennial conference AZ ST Par
committee officers have been aIipo,n
ed as follows: Trainrlen chairtlla
Fred Bastrup, Jamestown, N ID. vil
chairman, r. WI Robinson, Staple
MINI; secretary 81. 4. Hofrigan, Mi
.soiila. Mont Conductors Chairma
y 81 Hughes. Duluth; vice chairrna
IL. 2. Flint, Grand Forks, NJ. D.s Sc
fetary. D G. Maxwell, GIendiye, Nor
Chairman Bastrup and :Secrefai
Maxwell have been elected for tI1e tlaii
successive time. Meerscllasirn pip
were presented To both men. Meth,
The Northern Pacific nor tie Gre
Northern roads. with which tile con
iliittee have been III conference, max
raiical changes The question of
third brakeman for heavy trains III
t$tss ~ -, u f4s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
TWO.c CENT FARE HAS
BECOME LAW In OHIO

Columbus, O., Feb. o.Governor
Pattison late yesterday afternoon sign
ed the Freiner 2-cent fare bill, which
was accepted by the senate yesterday.
1t will go into effect in thirty days.
Vi The law provides that cents shall be
tlieFmaxiinun rate charged in Ohio for
transporting passengers on the rail-
roads of Ohio for a distance in excess
of five miles. Only one vote was re-
corded against it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
GARFIELD REPORT STILL
TAKES TIME OF COURT

+ Chicago, Feb .o.--The reading of the
report of Commissioner Garfield was
resumed in the packers case today.
Ihegeswas mo- probability tssse epeiff
ing Of court that the report would be
finished before the final adjournment for
the day. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
ART EXHIBITION.

q Erie, Pa, Feb. o.-The annual art
exhibition under the auspices of the
Erie Art club, viii open this evening
with a private yieW.of the display iii
the art gallery of the public library.
The exhibition this year is confined to
water colors and miniatures, but to
make UP fof the lack of oil paintings
and larger works the best artists Of the
country are represented in the exhibit
=tion BY some Of their choicest works.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
COAL MINES For CED
TO LOSE DOWN

Mahonoy City. Pa. Feb. q Several
tcollieries in this region were forced to
suspend operations today on account
of the heavy snowfall during the night.
Trolley trafficNis completely tied up, and
the trains are running From one. to three
hours behind schedule time. More
than a foot Of snow fell during the
night The storm shows no signs of
sabating.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09

Z, "A = s3s &
The jury was, Just evenly divided
from the very. first. This became of
ncially known last night about 70 O'clock
when Judge Pollock, acting by stipulal--
ton between the attorneys, entered the
jury room and asked how the Jury
stood
Six to six, was the tired response.
IT has been positively ascertained that
the first ballot Of the jury was six for
conviction and SIX for acquittall and that
not single change has occurred in the
voting.
This afternoon Judge Pollock called
/. the jury into the courtroom and asked
Foreman Radford if there appeared to
/ be any hope Of reaching ain agreement.
The reply was III the negative. The
court then asked when the last ballot
had been taken @
After breakfast this morning, was
4 the reply.
Well, go out and ballot again, said
the court.
In about twenty minutes Judge Pol
lock called the jury in again and if1qulr-
ed il there had been any change IN the
4 balloting. The reply was in the mega
tive and the court then discharged the
jury,
Judge Lauder immediately moved for
an immediate retrial of the case. Judge
\ Pollock stated that he did not know
when the case would be taken up again
but promised to SET the date as early as
possible. y
Al more dissatisfied appearing lot Of
men never appeared in the Cass county
district court before.
One member of the jury, ]. Is. LudT
wick Of Tower City, was taken SER
/ io,isly ill last night and a physician was
4 called. He is feeling better today
The Murphy case was given to the
jury about 8;45 Tuesday might. The
Z iirst night cots were provided for the
rnembers Of the jury but "Wednesday
night and last night they have been
Obliged to sleep on chairs, tables or on
the floor with nothing ID cover them
selves except their own overcoats, n
spite Of the priyations to which they
have been subjected, each member has
IS TIA iii Ill All SutiplNtiUtl
as to the guilt or innocence of Major
Murphy.
From early this morning until after
noon hardly sound has come from
J the jury room and this fact has led spec
tators in the court room to believe thai
fhe jury had given up hope Of coilviilc-
ing each other During the first two
days the jury was out. the arguments
in the Jury room could be heard even
OH the floor below.
1t was the prevailing opinion at The
! courthouse that Judge Pollock would dis;
charge the jury tonight and second
q trial Is now the important topic of con.
q yersation, On account of the great pub:
licity given the case, great trouble il
anticipated in securing a. jury for the
second trial However. the second tria
has not been definitely decided upor
ais yet While there is a strong senti:
4 llietlt III Ward county in favor of con-
tinuing the prosecution OF Major Muir
ply. there is also a strong feeling among
certain classes in the county opposing
the continuation Of the case on account
Of the great expense
he trial already has cost M ard couil.
ty considerable money and Major Muir
ply has himself been under a great ex:
pense. In fact IL IS claimed that ths
\ trial has taxed Ids resources 10 the vefs
q limit RI 'zs ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-09
SOME OF ENTOMBED
MEN MAY BE ALIVE

Hinton, w. Va. Feb. 8. is believ-
ed possible today that some Of the TWEEN
ty-six miners. who are enta,nbed in the
Parell mine, near Oak Hill. may be still
alive. Ten have been taken out. there
having been thirty-sfx in the mine al
the time the explosion occurred yester-
day afternoon. t Fl. H5 55