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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31
>4EesSf My[R7E
A las CustrO de la msKanS
seraa ejecutados en- ell
Preside dos reos.
<PANCHlTOs Y DONEs
81 verdugo es un a1emar, de
paso en- esta ciud -Invi
taciones al terrible acto.
sPANCHlTOa Y DONEs

E.sta noche entraran ell Capilla
los reos aPanchitoD y Dones, conde
nados la Ultima pena.
Seran ejecutldos a las cuatrt
de la maiiana.
Ejtr.era las funcione5 de yer
dugo, I'LL aleman que Sc .encuentra
aqul de paso para la isla de Cuba }
que Sc ha ofrecido clio, mediantt
la retribucion correspondence. Min
guno de los presidiarios condenado
a calena perpetNa, 4 quienes- Sc
co1sulto sobre el case, ha querit o
prestarse a desempeiiar semejant(
ofcio.
Hace dos dias que SC levanto e
patlbulo Ell el patio principal del
Preside. En- OCCASION en- que lc
armaban los carpinteros, percib.o
Dones los martillazos, { increpo du
ramente a aquellos.
oPanchitoD Sc muestra serene.
Aver estuvo a verle su madre y al
derramar esta abundantes lagrimas,
aPanchitoS trato de inftlndirla valor.
Dones So lalla abatido, aunqut
lan ab.i,5l esperAazas d. que s. |
,onnute IA pela 4 Ultima horl.
S-sin prescribe l. Ley, sole
podria asistir d dicao acto, a,lemas
del Jefc de Preside que esti obliga-
do a clio, un mcdico, invitado al
efecto, el Attorney General, y doce
ciudadanos de reputation, cuandc
menos, elegidos por aquel. A pc,
ticion de los reos, Sc permitiri /;
lpresencia de los sacer lotes cato icos
10 pastores protestant ~''" III"
designer, los cuales Il
mas de dos y de los pa
gos de los reos que es
/ siempre que no plSan
Los reos serdn G.
cuello, hasta que hl1an e~ptlauO
Desde el 3 de JUNO de 1922
Ell que fueron ejetu.ados ell Ponc
los reo3 Bernlbz Acevcla, Jual
Torres Acevedo, Antonio Torres
Ramon Troche Cedeiio, no Sc habi
Ilevantado, hasta ahorl, el pltibul
Ell Puerto Rico.
i va han circulado las invitaciC
5 nes a la prensa.
E5ta ma1aaa, 4 las diez,
> Jefe del Presilio, pregunto a /,
reos 81 conocian la sentencia y
dia en- que serian ejecutados. Az
bos contestaron que 81. Pregult
dos ademas que 81 deseaban auS
lios espirituales, contestaron tar
bien ahrmativamente.
Los confeso el Padre Berric
Administrator de la Di6>e,is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31

geaiero do1 Rlfael G-igel Zenon,
hernano politico de nuestro respe-'
table amigo don Gfegorio Rodrf-
guez.
FL se1or Geigel es arquitecto nu-
nicipal de PAlencia, d cuyo empleo
til vez renuncie, fjando su residef-
cia de manera defnitiva Ell esta
isla.
L. reiteramos nuestro cordial sa-
ludo de bicnveaida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31

flores de la Junta, y, despues de
dos horas ell que Sc examine el pro-
blcma bajo todos sus aspectos, Sc
resolvio autorizar la presentation
del bill, en- el sentido de que el de
partamento ConsolidadoD quedara
en- la misna forma y con las mis-
mas facultades que hoy tiene, con.
la unica variante de que Sc designe,
para la jefatura a un nativo resits
dente ell Puerto Rico, que sea ciu
dadano de Puerto Rico.
Este es, : 10 otro alguno, leI
criterio de la UNION, expresado y
mantenidc por la Junta Cen-
trail.
Is probable que el seiior Mu.
1oz Rivera introduced hoy, jueves.
en- la Camara, el ELL a que estas
notas Sc referen. Y es probable
tambi6n que Ia mas alta represen.
ia popular del pais Ia vote una
MIN smea.t, ciinlo llcgue per sus
tramites 4 tercera lecnrai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31
m" "'f'Ft GEIetL

amos de ausen-
.tr5poli, ha re-
I nuestro distin-
competente in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31

las dos de tarde, fl,ron dos sacerdo.
t.s a acoppIilrlos,
Ano>,le a las nueve aPanc chitoa
tuvo febre con escalofrios. l.. asis-
ti6 cl practicante del Preside. Do
mes, esta bien, aunque abatido. Ma
mana daremos amplios detalles de
las eierueioaes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
MISDIRECTED HUMOR.
Friends of Young Couple Practice De-
 ception On Newspapers.

Some more of those people wh ose sense of humor is so obtuse as to make light of so sacred a thing as marriage have been getting in their work. In order to make it appear that two acquaintances were married who were not, they went to the trouble of securing marriage certificate at the probate office in order that the news papers might be deceived into pub fishing the hoax. Of course there is no means to punish this sort of decep- tion. One of the victims of this latest case of "humor' Is D. T. Shelton, who made the following statement last night:
 For the benefit of the friends of Miss Carrie Renfro and myself l wish to explain that the marriage license issued in our names on the 18th in stant was procured as a practical joke by some mutual friends, who took an unwarranted liberty with our names.
 "The jokers have made all the amends possible under the circum- stances, and the unfortunate occur renee is as deeply deplored by them as by the victims of their misdirested humor."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
BLOWING OUT FURNACES. Two at Sheffield and One At Florence
 Remain In Blast.

The Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron com pany Is blowing out its two city furnaces and is shutting down 300 coke ovens. Of the Sloss- -Sheffield's seven furnaces only three will remain in blast-two at Shelf field and one at Florence. The blowing out of the furnaces at Birmingham is due to the extreme dullness in the iron market.
 The Southern Steel company is prepar- ing to blow out it's furnace at Truss vile. It will be out on Monday. Col. T. G. Bush, chairman of the board of receivers, said last night that he and his associates had hoped to keep all the plants of the company in operation, but that as there was no market for their products 1t would be impossible to con- tinue running indefinitely. Colonel Bush said, however, that the blast furnace and steel mill at Gadsden and the wire and nail mill at Ensley. were still in opera ton and would be for while longer.
 After Monday there will be only Il coke furnaces on foundry iron in Ala bama in operation and six on basis iron five basic at Ensley and one basic at Gadsden. Only two of the charcoal fur aces are in blast-the Shelby and one near Anniston
 It is said In iron circles that the idle stacks may remain idle until wages are brought down to a lower level It is not considered good business policy to pile pig iron on the yard at present cost of production, especially when no one can foretell at what price the mar ket may open next year when buying movement starts up. Nominal quotations today are about $l5 to $16 on a No. . basis, but there are no sales. It may be that the price will be even lower in 1908
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
PERUVIAN |S SHOT
 BY T.J, WHITFIELD
Whitfield Was Walking With
 Wife and Children
DID NOT KNOW ASSAlLANT
Comes Down Town and Surrenders, Saying He Shot Purely as Means of Saving His
 Own Life.

R. Perryman, a white man, is lying at St. Vincent's hospital, fatally wounded, and T. J. Whitfield is held in the city jail, having given himself up and con- fessed the shooting.
 Both men seem to have emptied a round of cartridges at each other and quite deal of excitement was raised in the neighborhood of Seventh avenue and Twenty-eighth street. The shooting oc- took effect in Mr Perryman's bowels, and there seems little hope of his recov- efy. He was carried quickly to St. Vim cents hospital and was on the operating table three hours. The search for the bullet seemed vain. As he is such fleshy man his life is ssmost despared of.
 Only one side of the incident could be gotten. Policeman Fully was called to the scene, and assisted in sending the in jured man to the hospital. He placed Sylvester Pruett under arrest the negro having been drunk, and accompanying MT Perryman.
 A few minutes afterward Whitfield ap- peared at the city jail and gave himself up, stating that he killed Perryman in self protection. When seem a few min utes afterward he gave this account of the incident:
 T was walking along Seventh avenue with my wife, sister and children with my pistol hanging in my hand, unloaded. The man, accompanied by the negro, appeared on the other side of the street. cErsing me and yelled at me to stop. l sent the women on ahead, fearing trou- ble, and Perryman came across. Be- fore l could do anything he struck me across the head and shoulders with the butt of his pistol He cursed me in oh- scene language and shot off the pistol two or three times, although the bullets did not strike me
 He appeared to be crazy with drink. l saw him start to walk off, and strug gled to load my pistol l did not have 1t loaded before he turned again and fired four times. By that time I was ready and fired at him twice in self protection.
 'I have seen the man before, but never had any differences with him and cannot understand why he wanted to kill me-
 Perryman is a one-armed man who works for Hills Brothers as foreman. He is a middle-aged man who seems to have been badly intoxicated. The negro was also drunk.
 Whitfield is a young fellow not more than 20 years of age. The witnesses could not be seen last night. It seems that his wife and sister walked far enough to get out of danger of the bull lets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22

R. w. Bishop, patent attorney, Washing ton, D. C., reports the issue of the following patents on November 19 to residents of Alabama and Georgia: S71,6l9, wire fence stretcher, W. NJ. Owen. Bessemer, Ala ; S71, 713 hat and coat hanger, A. A. Lott and R. C.. Stein, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
Destroyed By Fire.

Cincinnati. November 2l.-The Louis Liop companys plumbing manufacturing establishment at Winston Place, a suburb of this city, was destroyed by fire late last night. Three buildings were gutted, causing loss of ss00J0. partly covered by insurance. The origin of l--ef fire is not known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
FOR, RENT

FOR KENT-Small furnished modern cot. tage, near Highland avenue. Address s. 25, care Age-Herald. 10-27-tf SPECIAL for liquor house: for rent In New Orleans, La, No. 5l5-517-5l9 Iber- vile street, one block from Canal street. the main thoroughfare of the city, large, three story brick building; thor oughly modern; all conveniences, sani- tary plumbing, electric elevator, etc.; occupied for 30 years as a wholesale liquor house. Apply Kohlman, No. 523 Iberville street, New Orleans. La.
 1l-15-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
ONE GENT A WORD

WATEs--Ose eeAt . were asyI zs s4 taken for less than 9U ce.ts fss sFzf insertion. Cash must aecsznsny every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22

WANTED-Position by young lady 17 years of age, as telephone operator. private exchange, or cashier in soda fount Address G. 99, care Age Herald. ll-2l-G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
CIRCUS-1O CENTS AT HIPPODROME
SEABOARD

The On Time Line. Service and Cuisine unsurpass- ed. One trial confirms the habit. The Smooth Way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22

Naturalization in an insurance office, 3 years experience, l year as manager of fire insurance office, with six companies; best of references giv- en. Address A. T. J., care Age-Her- all 1l-21-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS

MANTED~5ooO men to buy s1O overcoats at ss.4s at Chambiee Bros. Panic Sale.
 11-15-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
MONEY TO LEND

WE have $500 to loan on first mortgage ouickly: no delay or red tape. w. B. I.eedy & Co. n-zz-t MONEY loaned salaried people and others withourt security; cheapest rates; easiest payments; offices in 6s principal cities; save yourself money by getting our tarns first. D. H. Tolman. room IA. watts building. 2O0s Sd avenue. s-1-1y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
FOR RENT.
w. B. LEEDY & GO Phones 2. 112 North Ast St.

BARGAINS FOR SALE. $1650-Reasonab ble terms, corner lot 67. .6 x100 on Idlewild car line, with side walks. etc., all in. corner Alabama st., South Highlands.
 $600-Business lot. in front of fair grounds gate. at Fairview station. junction of Ensley and Bessemer car lines; great bargain.
 $1000-Good home for colored man, 75 feet with 3-room house, nice orchard. well, etc.. on pike road. Walker sta : tion, North Ensley car line
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 21st St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22

WANTED-Blacksmith for lumber mill : head and three side walters: house. keeper for lunch room, small hotel and pantry. Work in any line. 45s Hood Rldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
BUSINESS CHANGES

CAN show you where an invest ment of from 5000 to $10000 will pay from to 10 per cent from start.
 Address or call in person. O.. c, Moore.
 4Ol Brown-Marx building. 1l-1s-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
- -'--
 HELP WANTED

WANTED-Teachers; we need a number of male and female teachers for inn mediate and January positions at fair !. salaries Interstate Teachers Bureau. Atlanta, Ga. 11-2-2t-fri-su WANTED-Young men and women to learn. lelegraphy and station work for railroad positions Birmingham Tele- graph College, Birmingham. Ala.
 O. f- fri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22
WANTED-BOARDERS

FURNISHED room with board in hand some South Highlands home. conven- tent to car lines. Call at 1904 South
 18th street. t1-10-4t- u-we-t tn fir
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
SHUTTING OFF WATER
suPT. BRoDNAx CUTTING oFe
WATER SUPPLY IN IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT NO. I.

Carrying out the statement that he
made, as published in the Ardmoreite
yesterday afternoon, Water Commits
sioner BrodnaX was engaged this al.
tcrnoon In turning of the water
which was furnished to all buildings
I'm the paved district Of the city
where the owners Of such buildings
had refused to pay for the installation
Of the lead pipe service, as charged
by the city.
lie began that work this afternoon
and will continue until all are shut
of who have refused to pay.
There are only few who have
refused 10 pay for this service sal
MIR. Brodnax In my opinion th"
charge is reasonable and when II Is
better understood by all I think ~
will readily pay for the service. Until
they do thcir water win be- shut IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26

W. G. Ditzlcr through his aftor-
noys has brought suit for the set
tlemcnt Of the affairs Of the Ardmore
Dry Goods Co. corporation former
" doing business In this city. The
complaint alleges that the plaintn
was employed M manager Of the con
cern at salary Of 800 per month,
and twenty per cent Of the earnings
of the company. The complainant al
leges that the corporation is due him
for back salary and commission th
sum Of $2.O7325.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26

Tulsa. I. r.. July 25.-As h" lay
sleeping on cot in his yard, John
Overbrook. sixty-five years of age ard
n union soldier of the civil war, was
murdered at Coweta, near Tulsa. las'
night. His skull was crushed. appa-
rcntly with club and the old man
had been dead for about two hours
when discovered. Suspicion points to
n young man who had been living
I'm the Overbrook home for some time.
rhe murder has created great excite
mcut NJ Cowcta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
GRAIN LETTER.
by LOGAN & eryan.l /.

Chicago, July 26.-WHEAT--Much
of buying on recent advance was bas-
ed on reports Of black rust in spring
wheat country Most OF selling was
by those who bought ON rust stories
as there is good reason for believing
that up to date there is little positive
evidence of black rust in a form that
will work any injury To spring wheat
crop, Several days ago We called at.
tentiun To the legitimate hun influence
In the situation and advised watching
those instead of chasing after uncor.
tain rust reports Still think there Is
a strong situation in this wheat with
northwest crop, certainly 20 per cent
short this side of line and possibly 80
or 40 per cent in Manitoba and the
provinces short Coupled with this Is
very light marketing of winter wheat
eager buying by interior millers, eyi.
doucc that we are about on export
basis for both winter and spring wheat
and the certainty that Europe in time
will need great deal more wheat
than was taken from last years crop
on this side Shows report says frost
before Sept 10th will catch late wheat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26

The Democrats Of each and cveN
voting precinct in Carter county ar"
hereby called TO meet In convention
on Saturday night, the 3rd day of Au.
gust. 1907. at their respective yot
ing places for the purpose Of trans
acting the following business.
First-To elect one delegate for ~.
cry 20 voters. or major fraction
thereof to the county convention to
be held in Ardmorc on the 10th day
Of August AT o'clock o. m. for
the purpose OF rautNng the action ot
the Democratic primary Of June $, ana
for creating platform OF party prin-
ciples for this county.
Second II the voting precinct is
not represented In the county cont~r
committee, a member Of this commit
tee shall be elected by the voters
assembled
Third In every precinct four a.
hsans shall Dee elected 10 r'ndor any
aid called for by the central commit
tee member OF the precinct
Fourth In each precinct where all
Of the township officers were not au-
uouuccd for In the Democratic pri-
mary said convention shall select drio.
gates as provided for Tor the couu.
{, convention aud these delegates
shall meet on "Wednesday night Aug
ust 7. for the purpose Of nominating
township officers whore vacancies
now exist Said nominations are TO
We reported 10 the county central com
mittco I'm session at Ardmorc ON tha
lOih day Of August
The township conventions shall be
held al tho following places:
Precinct 40 City hall Ardmore
Precinct 40. 2-DowuarN Asphalt
Mines
Precinct 40. 3-Proyeucr.
Precinct No. 1 Rcrwn
Precinct 40. 5-Woodford.
Precinct No G-FoN
Procmc. 30 Hewitt
Precinct No S-Loue Grove
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE.
G. w YOUNG, Chairman.
T. j. CARSON. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
Refuse to Pay Storage Claims.

NTUTnOTNTTt NTVVTdT.
Oklahoma city. July Members
Of the Oklahoma Traffic association
have dcfcd the railroads and notified
the various agents that IN the futGr"
they will not paw storage charges
after freight has Cuc' hHeu called
for They claim they have been forced
20 raw storage charges when thci'
records show thlt trlmst"r called for
the Freight and learned that the ware
house men were unable to locate III"
goods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26

Albert X Holt who has been In jail
charged with grand larceny. was re-
leased this afternoon after having
made bond In the sum Of 81 900.
The ten prisoners brought in as a
result of a raid at sulphur are yet IL
iall unable TO make bond. II Is un-
dorstood that an appeal will be made
TO secure n reduction in the bonds so
as the prisoners may be released,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
Borah's Closing Speech.
3y Associated Press

Borahs argument this morning, on
his theme OF conspiracy, conferred IN
Caldwell. hut scenes changed rapidly
each flash showing an officer, friend
or member Of the Western Fedora.
tlon Of Miners the Confident or I'M,
mate OF Orchard
lie concluded the mJrning session
with q dramatic climax Watch these
Ave men Simpkins, orchard. Haywood,
Mover aud Pcttibonc. said he. "Steuu
cnhcrg "a Ia die in thirty days Watch
them We have got them together
They are moving 20 the scene. Now
watch this quintet he cried triuw-
phantly. when having laid his fouudl-
tion piece IA piece, using only the
testimony OF witnesses for the de-
fense itself, picking It out from ma
Of mixed material, he showed the
intimacy between Orchard and the
highest officers OF the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners.
Recess was taken until evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
THE MARKETS
COTTON LETTER.



New Orleans July 2G--While there
was no marked departure in the tenn
perature from yesterdays high record
and but little or no rain in the belt
outside Of Georgia, where there was
nearly half inch of rain. weather con.
ditions were somewhat favorable. OIL.
fetal forecast promising scattered
showers and cooler weather ia all sec.
tions OF the belt by tomorrow. but up
to the noon hour there has been no
rain other than that reported this
morning at Montgomery. Ala
Nevertheless. market has ruled east
cr as result Of longs liquidating and
traders selling in anticipation Of pre-.
dicted rains and lower temperatures.
The New York journal OF Commerce
issued It's second installmeut OF a
series OF crop reports by states and
made "A very good report on Georgia. s
prospects, stating that almost brilliant
prospects are entertained by many OF
their correspondents, so great has
been the Improvement under nearly
ideal weather conditions. The plant
ise generally strong. healthy and Wig.
orous and though small is fruiting
rapidly and heavily. Cultivation Is ex-
cellcnt fields are free from insects
and insignificant complaints arc made.
except Of poor stands. which is prac-
tically the only drawback to the crop.
the season being two to three weeks
late. For Alabama. however, returns
are not so favorable, as the cotton
| has not responded to the favorable
weather conditions to a degree that
might have been expected. but there
are many sections wnere the crop has
made considerable Improvement.
The chief drawback being the back
wardness of the season still about 3
weeks hate and poor and irregular
stands. Otherwise the plant though
small is growing rapidly. is strong and
healthy. fruiting we'll and shows ma
terial Improvement
Lands are well cultivated and
blooms are reported here and there
With the governments monthly croI
condition report looming up in tn,
near future. being due this day week
the reports by states OF the Journal OF
Commerce to follow will be interest
ing. \ report circulated by promi
nent operator "A day or two ago point
ed to bureau condition OF about so,
The trade. however. Is looking for q
general average of about IS To 81
against S2.g last year, S2.6 average OF
past ton years and ii.9 in 1905, which
was the lowest August condition on
record. In the big crop year OF 1904
the August condition of the crop was
91.6 Last months condition was 72
An effort is being made to work odt
"A large crop on paper in event of the
bureau showing condition better
than IS. The latcness of the crop Is OF
first consideration. however and
shorts will probably have thony
road to travel before reaching end OF
critical period
II. T. RU1 HEREFORD 4 co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26

The following marriage Lenses
were issued by the clerk today
Adam Brokenshouldcr. age 20 years.
to Miss Alice Robinson, age 10 years.
Of Glenn.
Iaudn Freeze. age 20 years, NJ
Mannsyillc. and Mary Reeves, age 10
years, of Weaver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
SHOULD KEEP RECORD
DEATHS OCCUR IN ARDMoRE AND
NAMES OF PARTIES CANNOT
BE HAD.

Two other deaths occurred In the
city last night. young lady and .
man. but neither of their names or any
data could be procured from the un.
dertaker handling the two cases a. he
kept no record.
An infant Is reported to have died
also.
The deaths Of the young lady and
the man we're attributed to typhoid
fever
II IS hoped to secure their names In
time for Sundays issue Of the Ard.
moreltc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-26
IN CLOSE QUARTERS.
Representative Of &C. c." Almost
Captured.


Captured.
The Ardmorcitc received the follow
ing telephone message this afternoon
from the representative of 90. C''
Il could not get your office a letter.
on account Of two young men standing
In front Of the hotel They have been
following me since 10 o'clock. ] Will
try To get to Hamilton's Shoe store
this evening. will then call ON him
for the shoes.
THE morning paper will tell where
/ will be at 3 and y. m. sharp to.
morrow. II | am not discovered | will
have an ad In your paper Sunday
morning telling what my mission Is In
Ardmorc. &C. c." will arrive Monday
night at n m" 2G.