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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
SECCION L,ITERARIA
El Jugador.

1
Erasln media noafs Suando ahaa.
dono Ia mesa de juego. Habfa perdi-
do toda su fortuna. InsuntIvamente
tomo camino de sa casa. Su cabe5a
ardfa, aplastaba su cabeza IN peso
enorme.
Y pens0:
Penso EN- su familia, ell su inujerci-
Ia, que Il esa hora debfa esperarlo TEN
blando de frio y de zozobra, al lado
de Ia cuna de su hijo durmiendo.
;Que lie diria;
| Ell cielo cubierto de estrellas res
piandecfa indiferente sobre su frente
palida.
| De vez EN- cuando IN trasnocbador
con al cuello del gabhn subfdo hasta
las oreIas. marchando de prisa. l,..sa-
bn por su iadn. mirandolo con des-
confianza.
! Y el miserable volvfa In cara con
miedo de ser conocido. de que ieyeran
en- su rcsIro Ia infamia Ell 81 cometi-
da.
| Lego.
Con mano convulsa metio Ia mano
en- In cerradura y temblo al escuchar
el ruido dc gosnes que gemfan.
La yoz del remordimiento gtit6
en- ese Instante en- su conciencia. g
Sinti6 III pufal que lie destrozaba
las entraiias.
:Eres til?
Y dos bTazos le estrecharon. = IL
nos labios le besaron en- los labIos.
| Mira, rs una cosa horrible.
| Estaba pensando en- que 10 habfas
perdido todo. ell Que no tenfamos ya
donde co'9car Ia cuna de- nuestro hi
10.
--;Qu6 tonterta! IVerdad?
Y ella decia todo aqueifo con los
ojos clnvados on Sus ojos apretan-
dole las mnnos. dIchosa de tenerio
su lado.
~-.Y g, fsiera cierto?
! Lo dijo en- hn tono tan frio, co
con tono del aie conoclendo su fai-
Ia, prstende cvltar al castigo, hacien-
do sentir Ia superioridad dc sns fuer.
zas materiales.
| Quedosc Ia mujcrcita con los ojos
muy ablertos: cost espaRtada.
tPor que mistcriosc presentimien
. | to decia ID Yerdad su corazon?
Iluego. con una mato en- In cunt
del nlho:
i --:Que importartsf dijo. Una mn
i Dire sienipre encuentra con que darl
. de conner 4 sas hijos.
Y habia tai maies,ad en- su actitud
, tan fiern atiyez on su mlfada, qn
/. ei miserable eayendo de rodIilns:
: 80 ,PerdGn, sritn dcaS:Ccho on II
: gTimas.
Beadc cse dta Tomas fue 81 meio
b. de los cspusos el mas honTad
. de los homhres.
: VencIdo por In vlrtad de pna ms
y DIRE, dc Ia madre de sn hito. n
a auiso scr menos que ella: y obres
iiniatigabic del trrenIo, rebizo con ere
ccs Ia fortuna que hahia pcrdldo,
LEON TDLST0l
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
Pe'sQuiis:algss IS
en- A. Marie. |! !;

/ -:O:-
/ Nlodas lns mlrsdna de los hombre,
90 c!lencln que exploran los misterlo,
De 70 desconocldo. estan ahora fila,
On un punto dol olelo correspondent,
"a g constellation dc sagitarIo. dond,
aparese como una estreila roja esplen.
doFosa 81 pfapeta Marie, que a,n es.
% reiattyanlente cerca de 10 terra.
Parece que las tiltlmas obseryacIo,
mes que hIcleron los ASTRONOMERS du.
rante 10 pasada oposlci6n flleron fruc.
tnosas. pues d mas dc rectiricar lol
anteriorea Observation-Disclosures relatives q
los precisos deshielos. como corrien-
tes de irrigqci6n anual, y d las 20.
mas yerdes durante la prImavera. el
estio Ell otoiio semejentes d enor.
mes cainpos labrantfos, han venido q
precisnr la regularidad geomatricn CO.
rrespondiente a los canales del pla-
meta. los que dan una idea precisa
de que solo In mano del hombre. y
de un hombre prorundamente inteli.
Eeste ) poderoso. podrfn lleyar d Gu
bo es'ls obras de ciclopes.
Pero no conforme In observation Glen
tificn con las deducclones por mas To-
gtcak experimentales a. pareZcan .ha
querldo percibIr de una manera obje-
iva In eXistencIa de los martences,
aunque los nparatos de observation
Astronomical no puedan preclsar mas
que aquellas masas alperflcies que
presentan un dldmetro aproximado lie
cIncuenta millns.
Sin embargo, q pesar de Ia deficien-
cia de los Telescopes. los sabios mo-
dernos han empleado con exito extra
ordinario Ia camara fotografica para Fl
jar las imdgenes de los cuerpos celes-
tes estudiarlas meior, llegando aho-
re q una nueya aplicaci6n cientfflca
como medic poderoslsimo de observa-
cion: y este auxlllar. del que sc es-
pera el Eureka! de los nuevos pro-
digios, es ei microscopic.
Precisamente ahora que los astr0-
nomos han tornado 8 mandado tomar
fotoEraffns de .Marte, con una consi-
| ci6n extraordinarIa. un gran niimero
de personas estan actualmente name
jando el microscopic ante los mapas
fctcgraficos de Marte, siendo de es-
perarse que 10 gloria del gran descu-
brimtento quepa. tai vez, la mujer
faniericana; muchas de estas snbias
mutsres estan buscando con sus MI
eriscopios al hombre de Marie: en-
tire eaas inteligentss ohservndoras del
eislo las hay tan superlores como
Henrietta s. L.eavitt. de Harvard. Ida
M. Stevens, A. T. Cannon W., Pator
FisniEg, aulen en-. L. UnIsersidad de
Harvard, tiene q 80 cargo la ce:tc-
cion do Riacas fotograficas cEiee55ite5SS cEiiee5i 81
eonetderadas como Ia meIor mas
complete del mundo.
Y So coniirma ser probable que en-
loa Estados Unidos Sc haga el gran
deseubrimIento sidersl. por ser on cs-
te gran pats donde existen los meio-
res apnratos astron6micos, los obser-
tyatorlos mejor acondicionados eI
fielo mas propicio. Ademas. de to-
mar en- cuenta que el gran Nicolas
Tesla ACADIA dc comprar un terrenn
en- Wardemliff, I. T., donde esta cons
truyendo una enorme torre de hierro
donde establecer su obseryatorIo y
Doncr en- juego sus ondas electricas
nara oct nhlarar Ia COMMUNICATION con
Marie.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
Historic de Mexico
AoDo CuRioso CON QUE HAcIAN
LOS ISDIos La GAIA Z LA PES

Aopo CuRioSO CON QUE HAciAN
LOS lNDIos LA GAIA Z La PES
ca.
AdemaS de los moioa oFdlnsrIos
dc casar. meEeiona otro ClsrIlero,
de que os voy 4 dar. cuenta-
Para cazas Inonos haoian los maSi-.
canoas fhego on nn hosaua y coioSs-
ban bten en- ei centric de In inn,bre
una piedra, llamsda cacaIeti. pledra
negra o del cueryo. que reylenta con
estrepito cuando Sc callsnta. Loa mo.
nos aeuafan asi como las inonas, con
sns chicuelos en- hrazos. Al f4fsntar
las piedras hnisn los nouoa monaa
despaYoridos. deiando los manltos d
mcrced de i6s cnsadoreH.
Para casnr los patna. dajabsn en-
,odoa tiempoa fiotar en- ios lagos
grandes caiahazas. para a 81 acossuui-
brase, 4 nu vista coatacto. Guam
do caFabsn. ahuecaban un caiasazo.
detando por donde yer y respirar, y
epbiertoB con 81 sgan, iban cosieaao a
iob patos dc los plea y nhasAnaoios.
En- caanio Ia peHecuci6n de loa
animalta por ia pisie, haasa hoy Is
celebre 81 tiuo y 10 psrspicseis de los
indlos.
yIYiend0 los tneSicaaos por tluchns
aina q ias orillas del lago y an Ia
situeol6n n,aa miserable. dc este III.
steran que sacar au Habsiatsnsia 10
cxptutaFpn de cuaatas n,ansfEA iss gpe
roaihie. de ahf viene 81 approved hapiten
to do ias piautaa acuaticAs, ips iaseo-
los otroa msdloe, serylanse dc
los rcdea. ei nnzuelo. nn ckaecie de
arn6n tornado poy una cana con
pdaa otfos ingtrarrnsoa pats llenas
sR sbicto.
Peecaban los eacpisilUs, va ianssn-
dose, ~ animsndoioa para que los q.
cnmetlesaB; iansabasc al pnacsdor a
anlmut frrInpo con sas tsrYsblsA man.
dihaiaa abiartaa; 81 ilrssso nsAeaps
! 10 introdHafa shsnnoes gn pala. aus
| 10 lfakafa "a gassanta, u sat sss sppr
dsssha de au prssa, no sin Tiesge ,R.
mfneuts ae As Fids,
ualllsFms eIsIETos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
Mujeres cele-
bras en-. el Jap6n.

las rnuieres desempenap un papel
lnportantfsimo en- la reclente histo-
ria del Jap6n. La empsratriz JinguI
entta On 81 nnmero, quIen fue Ell prln.
eipai aliclente de Ia primera conquIs-
ta iaponesa contra los koreanos, A d
POI, pties ella sl frente dc una tropa
20 dlrigio hscia el Ocoidente en- aguas
desconociaas, exciamando q au gen
ts: "Si tenemos bnen exito ynestra
sera Ia gloria, = yu sola sere Ia respon.
sabis de la Infamla dc un fracaso. o
Los kore1nos pssiaron al pie de sus
eGnquIstadores, todas sas riquezas d.
cienao qua mlentras briltaran las es.
treilss y corrlefa 81 aqua. permanece.
FfRn aeles al Jap6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
Horrendos Crlmenes,


Nueva York esta sieudo eI teatro
de a'eutados Imprecsaentes. ai grado
de que ia In autoridad no,nhro bGO
rolicias mas.
uno de los horrendos aseatados ei
el de un ltaiiane contra una aIfia de
dos afos cue habia auedade d s.,
cnidado mientras la madrs yolyia.
ETA adm no 80 habia aisiado machn
ctlataGo los gfttos ts III Psd
quehuela. Ia hseieron Yelyerse. I'll. .ita-
liano quiso hulr. pero Ia multItut
cohtnvo. de seguro 10 hnbieran, lln-
chndo 81 tan tempo no interylene
Ia poiicia,
Otro itaiiano asalt0 4 dos nifjas y
dos itaiianos mas fueron arrestados
por cl nismo delito.
Iiasta la sobrina del senador del
EsFado. iIasenflng. rua obJeto de un
Sten'ado criminal.
Los comisionades DE- pollcIa SO reu-
nieroR para de,erminar los mea.os
de resguardo para inuieres y nifes,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
soRPREsA FuNERRE.

Tn joven desconocido murIo ell Gal
weston recientemente, fua en- segui-
da conducido nj lugar donde estabn
su mndre, quien estaba sumapAsnte a.
cngojada con 10 fatal noticia; el a
gente de inhumnciones no habla per-
mitido In madre yer el cadaver de
su hijo, hasta Ultima hora. cuando el
padre predicaba el sermon fdnebre,
Con gran sorpresa de In madre, VIC
esta que el cadaver no ern el de s,l
hiio y toda Ia amargura de Ia infor-
tunnda madre se cOnvirti0 Ell algeria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
EDUC CACI0N FISICA. INTEGRAL

Hemos manirestado que en- In Inte.
srlda9, energfa y robustez ffslcas
uessScansan 'tsSt, la integrldad, In energfn y
10 robuste2 Intellectual relatiyamen-
70 iiis buenas cunlidades morales mn.
ra a el cscolnr do hoy sea el hombre
aapto para entrar Ell Ia luchn nor In
FViaa. como ser intelligence. como ci,,-
ladano dtil como factor, active dol
prOgrcso -
rusimos dc relieve que como FUN
uamehto do una buena educncion r.
slca estaba indicado ell buen regimen
aiimehticio para reparar las perdidas
orgahicns conseryar Ia forma fact
itar el crecimiento fislol6gico.
que como corolarlo del regimen n
nmentacio, es,a el buen uso del ves-
tluo. por ser ell Sestido higienico 10
tue mas faciliti el Crccimlento y RI.
bustez del cuerpo por hacer mas fruc.
tuosa In asimilnclon nutrlcia. para el
melor funcionamlento de los 0reanos
y especlalmente def ccrebro.
Que el ejerc!clo fisiologlco coud-
?hVa III mismo tempo Le una name
RI poderosa ell los mcjorcs fines ,e
In ihtesridad fisica, actiyandu Ia uc-
cioh muscular nerviosa. uue lucIlI-
tan Ia reintegrncion del cerehro can
si'ho dc In tarea escolnr. princlpalmen-
te cnahdo 81 eIcrcicin rs recreatiyo
irecuente Y inet0dico.
UitimainOS nuestra q, posici6u rrco
mendanGo el reposo fisioldsIcu on
'os intervalos dc In tarea cscolar.
despuas de los alimeuios Y de las
Brandes fatigas. como rrcomeu,lamos
81 sneiin rcpnrador y prolongado. 81
baho y oiras meiidas que prccrpt,ian
In huena hygiene "scolar. para llcnar
cumnlldamcntc los altos Zines de In
bnena cducac6n.
Dice un autnr insigne: FL regimen
considerable Ell conjunt0 ae sc uue
exige Inucho y da muy POGO. 4 me-
dida que sasin las nerEns vitalas ha-
az que la vida del ninn Ne pnrczca
hricho mas dc Ia que .irbirra pare
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
lNvseTleAcloNga nlelghloAs.

III Consejo dc shiubridad local In.
vcs,iga enSrsicamento la causa dc tan
ia mortanJrsl, para saber donde radt.
ca 81 foeo. A pgop5sito. tus exnmi.
NADIA Ell aqua dc consume, On la cuaI
no fusron hailadol indicios que pndte.
ran dahar In saiud.
SO deeta ono In compahfa del agua
cstaba cmpleAndo el aqua del rto pa.
ra ct abasto. pero sugIin rcrtlftcacio,
nes cs solo cmpieada en- usos inofen
sivos.
En- asunto dc aqua, IL Gue ha re-
snliado mas iuadeeuada, sa la d,
barriea. puss ei procedim.cnto dol n
caFreo. ci eatancamienta do aaueils
otras causas mas, haeea de Ia hebetlf
un faro do lnfecei6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
AlGabetos de Coma,

81 anleTa aatcd itaseaS aa reps, IsyrisnlS su
ncpbre ydistoaiSa sesfe ss4losas. aoosss, IN.
pei DO easfss, cts, ssi CONG saslesaaisra e,Fas
palAbras, csmers I'd. uas ca a tie iStras De 90
ma, ptovistA &c sinia tote 10 nesasaFse para
" casc. Sc esyszn pgY sNFfso Al fsSlbo a. en
posa, Hsy osfas csas st,sAaan,assa tSisaa y
yalsn dies fesiaA. Issrtts sas eSaiaea A apAaI1n
CRUZ, 80 q Lstsaeat !, fisa Aatokis, Tszss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
Ell eERi-sER; en- SAN ANron,o

Tin inmigrante japones fus re.enI-
do por FL Inspector. debido s qie se-
san ell dtagndstico es,aba ataeado de
berI-beri. enfermedad terrible en ei
Jap6n. LA enfermehad eonsiste en-
hInehazon de los mlembros ca I'M
durable. Ei Japones atacado de dlcha
enfermedad. esta presto 4 ger depor-
tado,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
PRoAleicioN en- ogoRo,A.

Pr0SImamcnte sera firmndo por ei
Goberrudor dc Georgia 81 documen-
to que, pnesto en- vignr. es la ley
Iue proh!bo en- 10 absolute Ia ycn-
tn dc lIcores intoxtcantes. Ia cuai
sera puesta on vtgor dcsdc ei 10 de
Enorn de 1905,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
ONA oplMIoa oE eagooalo ".

TN btoSrafo de GrcHorio XVI, cusn.
70 aus una yea chsriando Ell psnttfiee
con un cardeual frances, en- una de-
las venianas del ya.ioane. aearte q
paasr por Ia caite la prIaessa x. no.
table ror su rara beiieza, en- squella
spoea.
la dana lucia an ln;oso trals tiess
eotado. y en el terso 6ufis do eu
basto deseanHaea ans chiEpaants cruz
de oco cusiada DO briliantes.
--su saattaad, dIio 81 csrdenai. 10
ha ttiado en- Ia "baila esoee~ .bsrmusa
eFazD!
-" = psu heiio u ealyario che h
croce@. tAfas hsrmozo ,ea 81 csisssio
auc In cSaal. Contest6 con lgtsaciSn
81 Sumo Pontisise, s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15

La Igiesia que edihcn en- Ia Ha-
baaa 81 Rev. r, Al. Green, es el dnt-
co edtfirio ALI quo eaiA cnns,ruido
seEan 81 plan americana, ......-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
DOS PALAaaAs.

DW~ FVSE~tNbFFF%O, Y
NJ. de Aesmanx presept6 nn dia un
pariente al cardeual Mssasino. dieiea-
dole que Ell peticiOnarlo no tsaia mas
q'e dos paiabras que deeirls:
--Bueno, 10 oire. dijo el eardenal,
dos paIahras y NADIA mas.
M. de Besuaanx hiao entrar 4 au pa
r'udc, auien saludando al cardsnai,
10 diIo:
FRO, hambrlepto.
| FL cardeual eontast6 en- segatda.
--"Fnego. pan, = le do una psus
sion. ...s...
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15

~ telsfono en- Fraucia es POGO
asade generalmspts pos 81 poblIco,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-08-15
JUAN yAriunNa.

t,psnpose. veede y renta faaatnat
sA esseT + ysieisa ss pssed fsa .,
isaAoe assssf
The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-26
Great Gathering of Democrats In
Baltimore City.

In response to request sent out by that
veteran Democrat, United State Senator,
VIM. Pinkney Whyte, large number of
prominent members of the party, from all
sections of the State, met on Tuesday last
at the hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Senator Whyte presided, and
his speech and the resolution unanimously
adopted by the conference, appear In the
present issue of the ADVOCATE.
The meeting was notable one, mas
much as it represented every section of the
State and every shade Of political opinion
within the ranks of the Democratic party.
The meeting lasted over three hours,
and the discussions were free, frank and
in good temper. 1t was the general opln-
ion that there should be no mention of any
particular candidate for Governor, or other
State offices, and this was adhered to
throughout the meeting.
The Democratic State Convention will
meet on the 9th of August next, and that
is the regularly constituted agency for
naming candidates for the party, so that
the conference did not touch upon that.
The meeting was very enthusiastic and
all who were present agreed in saying that
the united party would be behind the can
didates who will be named by our State
Convention.
There is little doubt, that with proper
effort. we will carry the coming election.
Maryland gave us the Governor in 1899
by more than $4,000 majority and re-
peated the same majority in 1903. And
there is no reason to believe it will be less
in November next.
Our county was represented in the con-
ference by State Senator johnnie +. Beas-
man, B. Frank Grouse, Esq, and DIR.
Joshua w. Herring.
DR.. Herring responded in brief speech,
when the county was called during the
proceedings of the conference.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-26
Republican Defeat Predicted.

John S. Wise, one of the most eminent
Southern Republicans but now residing in
New York, made an address lately before
the Maryland Bar Association on "Cen-
tralization by Construction. " He said
President Roosevelt's attempt to broaden
Federal power by Interpretation is to make
an s'india rubber Constitution" and de-
clared that the doctrine of Federal power,
increased by construction under the plea
of changed conditions, is the most insidious
and dangerous heresy brought before the
people Of America. But then John S.
Wise belongs to the old Lincoln school of
politics that is entirely outrun by the
strenuous type of Republicans of today.
The speeches of President Roosevelt, said
Mr.. Wise, indicate singular ignorance of
the boundary line between Federal and
State powers, and he predicted that the
people would not uphold party which
advocated Federal or State aggression.
Republicans who think as Mr.. Wise
does must needs come over to the Democ-
racy and will undoubtedly do so if wisdom
is shown in platform declarations and Sc
lection of candidates.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-26
A Reply.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate.

Reported LOT DelHOCTdlIC Au'oCdtc'
SPORTING EDITOR Our esteemed and
learned friend DR.. Whitehurst, in his article,
or attempt at such, seemed to think from these
words, "as the matter will not be aired in the
papers that Dennings would not take the
matter up, but he is greatly mistaken.
He states that | am ''falsi6er' inasmuch
as, said "we understood before the game.
that they intended quitting in the fifth inning.
l question both the good sense. and the truth
of this statement. He knows that the general
program of the Western Maryland Team is
to quit in the fifth inning, whenever they are
ahead, and furthermore, having overheard that
this was their plan for our game, we thought
that together with the fact that they would not
be willing to have Dennings umpire; either
by himself or with Westminster man, that
we had best turn the tables on them. would
also like to inform the above named rhetor
clan (?) that Mr. Wilson gave all close decis
ions to Westminster. He called bunt, which
missed the ball. ''ball'' and later altered his
decision when he saw that his partiality was
too evident.
As to a second game we did as DR.. White.
hurst requested and wrote him stating that we
would play another game but only on condition
that it was played here, since the other game
had been played at Westminster. AS coach,
which the Doctor calls himself, he should
know that it is customary for teams to alter
nate visits. We further stated, that if he
wanted wager, he could be satisfied. The
fifteen dollars was not wager, merely ex-
penses, but when 5000 looked him in the face
he drops all further thought Of coming here
to play us, thus showing that he merely wrote
the article to satisfy his Alma Mater, since
those who knew the facts could hardly sum-
mons enough courage to put up such an empty
argument.
Challenging further reply and thanking
you for your kindness, l am, Yours very truly,
C. E. STEM,
Manager of Dennings Team
The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-26
o6 PERSONS DROWNED.
Steamer Columbia Goes to the Bot
tom Of the Ocean After a Col
lision With the Lumber
Schooner San Pedro.

SAN Francisco, July 22.-1n one OF the
worst marine disasters in the history OF Callfor-
mia coast about 95 lives we're lost by md
night collision between the steamer Columbia
and the steam lumber schooner San Pedro, IN
Shelter Cove, IL miles southwest of the Medo.
cino. Humboldt county line, between II and
O'Clock yesterday morning.
"Of the 249 people in the steamer Colum-
bia, which was run into and sunk early Sunday
morning by the lumber laden schooner San
Pedro, l44 were brought here today by the
steamer Elder. Ofthese, 107 were passengers
and 81 members of the crew of the Columbia.
In addition to these four lifeboats are
reported to have been picked up, one contain
ing 13 people, one Is and one Is. The mum
ber on the fourth boat is not given"
The Columbia, 800 foot steel vessel OF the
San Francisco and Portland Steamship Com
pany, while bound from San Francisco for
Portland, Ore, with l89 passengers and a
crew of 60, collided with and was rammed by
the San Pedro, 170-foot wooden steamer,
southbound for the city.
The sea was smooth, but the weather was
foggy. The San Pedro, looming out of the
mist a few ships lengths away, bore down on
the Columbia at high speed, despite frantic
efforts to clear. With a grinding crash the
San Pedro sank her stern fully 10 feet into the
Columbia's port bow.
Nearly all of the Columbia S passengers and
many of her crew were asleep IN their cabins
| and hunks when the crash came. AS the San
Pedro backed away the sea poured in through
the ragged hole in the Columbia's bow above
and below the water line and in five minutes
the Columbia sank to the bottom, the deep
waters of Shelter Cove covering over the tops
of the Columbia's masts. The story of that
five minutes is yet TO be told, and as it is told
| by some of the survivors the facts Of the trag-
| edy can be but guessed at.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-26
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the action of the Democratic
Central Committee of Carroll County, at
Westminster, May 9th, 1907, notice is hereby
given that primaries will be held at the usual
places in the respective districts, on Saturday,
July 9th, 1907, for the purpose of choosing
delegates to the County Convention to be held
in Westminster, on Monday, July 29th. 1907,
to select FIVE delegates to represent Carroll
County in the State Convention to be held IN
Baltimore City August 9Th, 1907, and also hve
delegates to represent said County in the Ju-
dicial Convention for the Fifth Judicial Cir
cult, to be held at Ellicott City, on Wednesday,
August 18th, 1907.
The hours and places for the primaries IN
the various districts will be as follows
Taneytown, 80 to 7.30 p. M, at fancy
town.
Uniontown, 6 to p. M, at Uniontown'
Myers, to p. m., at Silver Rum.
Woolery's, 2 to p. M, at Sandyvllle.
Freedom, to 6 p. M, at Freedom.
Manchester, 2 to 8 p. M, at Manchester.
Westminster, to A p. M, at Westminster,
(Court House).
Hampstead, 6 to p. m., at Hampstead.
Franklin, to p. M, at Taylorsvllle.
Mddleburg, 6 to I p. M, at Middlebnrg'
New Windsor, 6 to p. M, at New "lhu'
sor.
Union Bridge, $50 to $50 p. M, at Union
Bridge.
MT. Airy, to p. M, at Mt. Airy.
BENZ. F. GROUSE, Chairman.
THos. j. COoNAE, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-26
DR.. KARL HAU GUILTY.
Sentenced to Death for Mother-in-
Laws Murder.

KARLSRUHE, GERMANY, July 22.-Karl Hau,
a young law professor of Washington, d. c.,
was condemned to death this morning aft er
a five days trial for the murder of his wife's
mother, Frau Molitor, wealthy resident of
Baden-Baden, in that city November 6 last
The prisoner heard the verdict of the jury
with composure and chatted with his counsel
after the Judge withdrew to fix his sentence
Upon the return of the judge Hau arose and
standing erect, with folded arms, listened to the
sentence without moving muscle. A mo-
ment later he was hurried away to prison by
half dozen policemen. The sentence is un-
popular with the street crowds, which have
been demonstrating more openly for several
days in Hau's favor and against the Molitor
family.
After the adjournment of court for an hours
recess last evening at 8 o'clock the women of
the Molitor party were compelled to remain
in one of the offices of the courthouse be-
cause it was dangerous for them to appear
in the streets. A carriage waited for them in
the courtyard, ,and it was several hours before
they were able to leave.