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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-17
Not an Expert Opinion.

"Ee has just returned from Next
most aggravatingly stubborn thing on
earth"
"He isn't married. Houston Post.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
Una apelaci6n del
Sumo Pont1fice.

Roma, Febrero 27.-El Papa Pho x apelara al
tribunal International de la Haya, para someer an
t. este la question con Francia en- 10 que Sc refere
la ruptuIa del ccncordato. Los deseos del Papa Sc
asegura que encontraran oposjci6n entire los pode.
res, para que tai asunto no Sc eeve dicho tribu.
nal Opfnase que, dada la politica seguida por el
Ministro Brands, persistir el Vaticano en- que el
gObierno de la repdbca vuelva sobre sus decisones
mediante la intervention de los Jueces de la Haya,
es noa de ntransigencia en- que Sc advierte la te.
uacidad del cardenal Merry del Val.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
IOT|cIls DEL D|L
Uos nuevas estaclohss teIe-
t6nIcas. Una on Hama.
cao yotrs on Arroyo.
JulCIO POR JURADO
Culpable de homicide invo.
lnatas;c-Retreta en- Ia
Plaza de Baldorioty.

Funcionan desde hoy dos nue.
vas estaciones telef6nicas, una en-
sHumacao y otra en- Arroyo.
Han contraido matiimonio
en- Arecibo el joven don Leopol-
do Sileu y la sehorita Dolores Ur-
daz.
Aver Sc celebr6 en- la Corte
de Distrito de esta ciudad el juicio
por jurado contra Secundino Her
nandez, por homicide involuntario.
Dicho individuo fue declarado cs.l-
'pable.
-Esta noche habra retreta en-
La plaza de sBaldorioty.D Tocar& II
banda del Battalion puertorriqueho.
La Corte de Distrito de san
Juan, dict6 hoy Sentencia contra
Juan Sargcnt6a, de Rio Piedras,
declarado culpable de seduction,
condenandole q un afio de preside
con trabajos forzados.
Fl abogado defensor present6
una moci6n solicitando nuevo iui.
clio, siendole denegado.
--Programa de las pleas que
tocara esta noche en- la plaza de
Baldorioty, la banda de Ia policfa
insular:
/. Marcia Hdrgara sHuuya.
dy laszlos, Erkel. ?. Danza sAu.
rora', Marquez. 3. Watlzea sBa-
bes in Toylaudi, Herbert. 4. Se-
lecci6n de la opera sAmorita, )
tCzbulka. S. Gavota sEstefanias,
Czbuika. s. Dance sof the Nile
Madisen0, Losey. 7. Tow-step sOn
20 2ay', Alien. Star Splangled Ba-
nor.
--Ha regresado 4 su residen.
cia de caguas, despuks de perma.
necer varios dias en- Isabella iunto a
uno de sus hijos que Sc halla con-
valeciendc en- dicho pueblo, nuestro
buen correligionario y amigo el doc
tor Reguero Felid.
--Presa de las llanlas ha su-
cumbido eu Aguadilla la sehorita
Anita Milan y Meudez. Mahana
daremos detalles de tan horrible SUI
ceso, que ha producido honda i'm.
preston en- aquelIa sociedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
ClRTE IETEIIOl!

Continuation de las cartas de.
tenidas en- la administration de Co.
rreos' de esta ciudad, que empeza
mos q publican aver;
Calletana Garcia, Carmela Gi
inenez, Providencia Gonzalez Dr
Pedro Janet, Jose de JESUS Juan il.
menez, Phillip Keller.
Domingo Lago, Ralph A. La
go, ]. LIanis Balcia Leon, "a car.
tas), jose Lopez, Alfoh1O Lopez,
Dervir Lowson.
Vicenta Martinez, Pascual Ma.
ximo, Rosalia Menendez, Francisco
Molina, Bonita Muller, Garnet No.
bel, Jose Dolores Nieves.
Paul O'Brion, Mateo Orvasa,
Manuel Drama, e cartas).
ConsuelO Paler, J. Peha y ca,
Guinersindo Perez, Jose Perez y c.
Alejandrino Prienna.
: Mariana Ramirez, Felicita Ra
mos, Agustia Renta, Sefier Rami
les, Maria RODRIGUEZ, Juan RoldSn
Valetiana del Rosario, John Men
Eies Ruddiman.
Michele Sealera, Encarnaci6r
sanchez de Garcia, Francisco Sas
tire, Manuel Silva, Mercedes Sierra
Quintino Sierra, Rafael Soto.
Luis Torres Ayala, Celestini
Torres.
Gonzalo Uvina.
Doctor A, vazquez Prada, Ma,
gaTita Verne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27

lver sus planes, creandole atm6sfers
l'sana, sacri6candole 4 menudo sus
intereses peculiares, sostenikndo.e
en- q rumbo impreso 4 la marcia de
los negocios pdblicos y cooperando
energicamente, decisiva y resuelta-
nente, al exito del poder ejecutivo.
La era de tranquiiidad y pros
, ,peridad que disfruta este pals, Sc
debe gc6mann y eapEimerttrnino
lar espfritu de justicia, ala.rectitud
de caracter, q IL honrada y noble
|conducta del Gobernador Winthrop.
PeO Sc debe tanlhien, y clio es in
negable, Ia exquisita prudencia,
al taetO, 4 la discipline y lpor que
no afrmarlof--al sac11fcio de la
uN1oN que, lejos de impacientarse,
espsf6, sigui6 esperanto y adn
sigue, 4 que Sc restableciera Ell
curse normal de los asuntos, tras
I'M periodo de injusta represalia y
de bochornoso vilipendio.
El Gobernador que logr6 mu-
cho, que logrd casi por complete
reAlizar sus iniciativas. no habria
logtado NADIA 8 habrfa logrado inuy
poEO 81 Ia UNION, preterida en- las
futlciones ofciales q pesar de su
fuAtza en- las nrnas, hubiera echado
& vuelo las campanas del escandalo
en- sus psri6dicos y en- los discursos
de sus representatives.
Hubo una consigna, desde
luego: la consigna del patriotismo.
Y u UNION obedeci6 q sus leaders
COMO lin ejercito que evoluciona al
"a voz de sns caudillos: y en- vez de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
Desarrne universal,
Ell gobierno aIen1an,

Paris, Febrero ala question del desarme
Universal sera trasmtda al comit< international de
esta ciudad que Intervene Ell la preparation de la
proxima conferencia de la paz. Como quiera que,
en- tai asunto no hay unanimidad de criterio entire
todos los poderes, el comite no desea prescindr
de que Sc inssta en- e desarme, ese comite despues
de discutir la question pasara su informe no la
conferencia en- pleno, para evitar rozamentos pero
81 directamente los poderes fin de que estos re-
suelvan. Sc tiene Ia seguridad en- varios cfrculos
pqiticos, de que el goberno aleman no aceptara el
desarine
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
En- la Casa Blanca.
Afectuosa entrevista,

Washington, Febrero a7.-El pgesidente Roo
sevelt recibi6 aver en- Casa Blanca al nuevo emba.
jadOr de 1hglatera Mr.. Bryce. la entreyista fue,
por parte del presidente, de una cordialidad no
acOstumbrada Mr. Bryce correspOndi6 las aten-
ciones diferencas del primer magistrate de la re-
pablca, con expresivOs ofrecmientos protestas de
consideration y amistad por parte de la Gran Bre.
taha. La prsnsa de esta ciudad cOnsagra esta en-.
trevista diversos concentrates en- los cuales sc re-
cuerda q incidente de jamaica la conducta del 90.
bernador de dicha isla = la manera desinteresada
cOmo PrOcederon los amerieanos ante la catastrcfe
de Kingston.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
NOT|c|AS GENERATES
SUPPRESSION q 70 psna De
musFte. -PssJscto apro-
bado sn z 9iecISra.
NUkVA EsTAClON
Escuelas ruraies de Arecibo
festeJaron el nataio de
Washipg gton.
NUkvA EsTAClON

En- los debates veri6cadc
anoche en- la Camara sobre Ia abo
licion de la pena de muerte, hicie.
ron uso de la palabra, en- pro, los
ssfores Tizol y Matienzo, y en- con.
ira los sefiores Arrillaga y de Die
go. Habl6 el seiior Tizol desde la.
8.35 hasta las o.Io; el sefior Ami
llaga, desde las 9. 10 hasta las o.22.
el Sr. Matienzo, desde las o.22 hasta
las 1920, y el seiior de Diego desde
las 1920 hasta las 11.4S. Ell die
tamen de la Comisi6n, favorable 4
Ia enmienda que suprime la pena
capital, fue aprobado por IS votos
contra 8. Sc abstuvieron los sefio-
res Viiia, Guerra y Georgetti.
En- las escuelas rurales de
Arecibo que desempeiian los profe-
sores sefiora Maria Cadilla, don
Jose D. Elias y don Antonio Cadi-
LA Sc han celebrado interesantes
festivales en- honor de Washington.
va estan hechos los pianos
para el edihcio de una nueva esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril que sera encla-
vada en- la Marina en- terrenos
contiguos a las ofcinas de la aSan
Juan Ligh and Transit Company.
--Segdn manifesto Mr. Duval,
en- la session de la Comisi6n investi-
gadora contra el ferro-carril, cele-
brada esta mahana, dicha Compa.
mia pidi6 a los EstadosS Unidos en-,
JUNO 1ltimo 12o wagones y 8 10,
comotoras para el arrilno de cahaI
en- las centrales de la isla y hasta ID
fecha solo lie han rernitido 81 vago-
mes. Tiene aviso dicho jefe de la
Compafifa de que en- Ell vapor sCoa-
mon que saldra el 2 de Mario de
New York seran retnitidas las ma
quinas y el material rodante que lie
falta.
F., Las pastillas Digestivas del
doctor LIE Roy, marca ANTURI-
CAS-, quitau la palidez y dena-
craci6n en- el semblante.
Aver Sc discuti6 en- el Con-
sejo Executive el c. B. no 8, de Mr..
Post, para enmendar la ley electo-
raj y de inscripciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
EN- FL CoNsEJo EJECUTIVo

La Comisi6n de 10 judicial re.
comienda favorablemente los c. B.
a. 4S, 4e, SAYS.
La comisi6u de gobierno LEGAL
informa el G. B. s..
Sc acuefda que el SecretatiO del
conse1O solicite de tOdes los con-
ductOres pnblicos en- Puerto Rico
copiA de los contratos 8 eonvenios
que tsngan con arreglO 4 la seCci6n
primeta de Ia ley sObre conductors
p6blict
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27

un combate--de que los republica
nos establecieron tristes preceden
tes-por los empleos retribuidos, st
vic una renuncia esq llendida de les
lucros y de las mercedes y un apoyo
|e6caz, sincere, robusto, magni6co,
q los centros que reservaban esas
mercedes y esos lucros- precio de
Ia, ,victoria-no 4 las falanges in.
victas de 1904 y de 1906, sino q las
'inquietas y raqufticas y desmem
bradas huestes que en- 1904 y 1906
sufrieron descalabros inauditos.
Ahora la UNION cree que es
tempo de que sus hombres inter-
vengan, con intervention mas am
plia, en- los centres ADMINISTRATORS.
81 el Gobierno opina de igual mo.
do 10 celebraremos, porque asf obe-
decera a los dictameties del sufra
gio popular. 81 ,el Gobierno ,estima
que el sfatn quo puede y debe con-
tinuar, ,chmplanse sus designios y 81
gan las cosas el impulse que Sc las
comunique desde la Fortaleza y
desde la Junta Central.
Es a saber: el Gobierno con SD
absolute independence y la UNION
con su independence no mehos abb
soluta. La UNION no necesita al
Gobierno: Ell Gobierno no riecesita
de la UNION. Y los dos, sekdn lo|
entiendan, trabajaran por q pals.
Y Ell pals, juez supreme, pronuncia-
"a el supreme veredicto.
Entire tanto contin1en sr obra
los Machiavelos republicanos.
Vox Gamantis in deserto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27

Sc discute en- tercera lectura ei
c. B. 8 para meiorar el servicio
telegrafco por medic de lfneas te.
lef6aicas.
Despues de un largo debate 81
el que el sehor Diaz Navarro reite-
ra sus argufnentos contra dicho
proyecto, Sc pone este a votaci6n y
Sc aprueba.
A las cinco Sc suspends ei de,
bate y Sc leyahta la session hssts
hoy { las diss de is mahana,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
Tratado ratificado,
Con Santo Domingo.

Washington, Febrero ~. Ell tratado de Santo
Domingo, fue aver discutido ampliamente en- el Sc
nado. 81 debate fuk promovido por la ratification
de dicho convenio, que, al pasar nuevemente dis
custom de aquel alto cuerpo, halo algunos oposito-
res que 10 atacaron rudamente. AL fin ratifc6se,
mediante el resutado de la siguiente votac6n f4-
vor de la ratification 43 votes en- contra de ella 1o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
V0X CLAIMANTS,

Los peri6dicos republicanos,
con una inocencia digna de los
tisnpos de Adam, qiie ellcs juzgan
una naaaieia propia de los tiempos
Dc Netternich, Sc consagran al
sport de los articulos seudo sensa-
cionaies, con los que pretenden in.
fuir de una parte en- las actitudes
del Gobierno y de otra parte en- las
actitudes de Ia UNION.
Todo estn ea pnrasimpleza. Y
COMO los peri6dicos -uaioaistas1so
aap importancia alos trasnochados
maqu;avelismes, sus contrincantes
concluyen por declarar HyM ct Oy5e
que circala en- nuestras huestes Ia
consigna del silencio y que la dlti-
ma modalidad de nuestra politica es
la expectation pasiva Z inerte. En-.
una palabra, que aguardamos y ca
llamos.
Son candorosos de veras los
que hacen tantos y tan infantiles
corcoveos en- torno de la UNION, de
SD Camara hompgenea y de su
prensa discretisima. La UNION no
necesita al Gobierno nj el Gobiernol
neeesita a h UNION. EntidadesI
HIRES ambas, viven su vida y Sc ]
mueven en- su 6rbita sin FozamientoI
algp1o, cuupliendo cada cual sus
psop6sitosy y sus fines, respoudieudo
cada cual 4 sus deberes con profun-
da madurez de iuicio.
81 Gobierno quiso ser y fuG
neutral entire los partidos que lu- !
chan en- la isla. La UNION aplaudi6 |
al Gohierno, ayudAndoie 4 deseuvol- ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27

mata pOr instinto;el criminal 10 hace
conscieutemente por pura naldad;
matsse, pues, al que destruye la
vida de los inocentes y el que afr.
mare 10 contrario tiene una idea
supina de 10 que es.
81 asesino hace su plan, y en-
sus calcilos encuentra como t&rmi.
no la condena de prisi6n perpEtua,
y esto le da Ia Crencia de que pueda
fugarse 8 pueda ser indultado; PC.
70 81 csc asesiuo en- sus cAlculos Sc
encuentra con Ia h1rca, como ter
mino de su plau, seguramente Sc
arredrara y tai vez Sc comprima y
no Sc atreva cometer 81 delito, por
que, sehores, ,es inuegable que el ins-
tinto de conservation impide Ia COM
sumaci6n de todo aquello que pue.
da serle dafioso.
Pensad, sehores delegados, IN
la cifra de la criminalldad. en-
Puerto Rico y teuer tn cuen.
ia que es muy grave 10 que vais Z
votar; va Sc ha aprobado hoy una
enmienda en- el Reglamento que le
da facultades 4 un delegado, para
que cuando Sc trate de una question
trascendental, y Sc tenga en- ella
alguna dnds, Sc abstenga de votar.
Estos tiazadOs 4 la ligera, SOD
l's puntos mas salientes de los dis
tirsos pronurciados anoehe.
TOdos los oradores reccgierori
"plausos, especislmente q sehof
d Diego. Al terminar este sd
Orlci6u los aplausOs Sc prolor garou
por q go tempo,
En Otra parte de esia niisma
pisina danes eisa's d,l tesultadv
De is votsCitnt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
(Ses5s de aver s6)

A las dos de la tarde Sc abre el
acto con asistencIa de todos los &C.
flores consejerus, Preside Mr. Post.
Sc lee una communication del
Honorable 0obernador proponien-
do el nombrarnieutO de don Alfredo
LeOgaart para cOncejal de Lola.
Sc aprneba.
: Sc sprugban unOs planes pre-.
SeutadOs pr Ia sFajsfd0 Dsyeinru.
ess esnpaAsA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
Per O able
NllTI0 RPbuH M III tofM!P0lbtFuF' I'll DEurFIuI0 VN1E

mas famoscs en- que el pncel del rival del 7sttano
hizo verdadero prodgio de arte Sc cree que
entire los cuadros adquiridos por Pierpont Nor
gan, fgura una reproduction que e rnisno gran pin
tor flamenco hiciera de su sExtasis de San Agustins
que decora una iglesia de la ciudad de Amberes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27
Gnco 111illones
por siete cuadros,

Paris, FebrerO a7:-El multimiilonario norte.
americauo Pierpont Morgan, adquiri6 siete cuadros
de AntoniO Van-Dck, dando por ellos la suma de
cinco millOnes de dollars al Marques de cattaneo
Sc a6rma que dichos cuadros son hist6ricos de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-27

Lease el interesanttsimo foAetfn ia
Retna Margay1ta," que GbGVeo
en- las Pdginas s. y 81 de este bt.
YT6dico.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
BLACK HAND THROWS SHADOW
AND BUSINESS MEN
CONFER
A BOY WAS KIDNAPPED
And $4,000 Ransom Demanded of
His Father-This Caused Steps
Against ''Black Hand

New Orleans, June 12-Oficial
cognizance that a dangerous Black
Hand organization exists in New
Orleans was taken today by the Pro-
gressive Union, the most influential
commercial body in the city, compris-
ing membership of nearly 1000
business men
President Godchaux, of the union,
issued a call to members to attend a
mass meeting tonight which had been
called by wealthy New Orleans Ital-
ians in protest against the Black
Hand. This call was precipitated by
the supposed kidnapping of eight
year-old Walter Lamana, last Satur-
day night, and the subsequent de-
mand for $4,000 ransom from his
father, well-to-do Italian under
taker
Mr.. Lamana went yesterday to
Kenner, La, ostensibly to pay the
ransom money and obtain his boy.
He returned alone.
President GOdchaux said that no
home in New Orleans would be safe
if outrages recently perpetrated here,
presumably by the Black Hand, were
not stopped. He appointed a COM
mittee to work with the police and
Italians.
Several years ago New Orleans
was the scene of such serious Italian
disorders that it is proposed to run
no risk of their recurrence.
Recently several small acts of yio-
lence have led to a suspicion that
Black Hand or similar society is re-
wing acticity.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14

thirty minutes, in which he discus
sed the project as it related itself to
the community at large. He took up
the Bible school feature and discus
sed 1t at some length, and then the
conference idea. Said he: 81 con-
slider it a great opportunity. Florida
of all places under the sun is the
place for a mid-winter conference.
In two or three places in Florida, this
idea has taken hold of the people
and they have launched a Bible con-
ference; but at neither place has it
succeeded because Of the other things
run in connection with it. If you
are going to have a Bible conference,
you can't mix a lot of limerick fool
cry with it and hope for success. 1t
must be strictly a Bible conference,
and this you can have if you will
provide the accommodations. Talk
about advertisements, there has never
been any such advertisement of your
beautiful city as this conference
would bring. To begin with, it
would bring literally hundreds of
men here from the North and West,
some of whom always spend their
winters in your State. 1t would bring
these men of immense wealth into
your borders, and with their money
they would pay the expenses of your
meeting. These men come to my own
conference in Atlanta, and if you had
the same speakers have, they would
come here also. These men have
poured thousands of dollars into my
work, and so will they do here. By
all means, enlarge your auditorium
and have the conference.
Your greatest problem in having
q conference is the problem of men,
If you don't have the very best men
in the world, the people will not
come. They viii go to Atlanta and
TO Mortified. But l have one thing
to say to you, which 1 have never
said to anybody else but Ridley. 1t
is this: If you will arrange the
auditorium, l will arrange for the
men. l can get them, and l will
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
PRESIDENT ZELAYA SAYS Al
FORA is THE LEADING
DISTURBER
FAVORABLE TO FEDERATION
Nicaragua Is Taking No Part In the
Revolution In Salyador-Sym.
pathizes With Reyolutionists

Boise, Idaho, June 13.-The men
who are battling to save the life of
William d. Haywood and the good
name of the Western Federation of
Miners made their greatest assault
upon Harry Orchard today, when.
carrying the review of cross-examina-
ton of his life of crime down to his
confession, they bitterly assailed his
guiding motives.
Six days they spent in stripping
him before the jury of every shred
Of morality and then, suddenly turn
Ing upon him in a final fierce attack,
they fought with every means known
10 the legal craft to convince the
jury that Orchard was committing a
crime in falsely swearing away the
lives of innocent men in the hope of
saving his own. They carried their
attack to the very language with
which the witness answered their
question, and everywhere they alleg-
ed by forceful implication that it was
put into his mouth by men controll-
ing him.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
CONFESSED CRATER TAKES
STAND TO CONVICT HIS
pal"
he COLLECTED LARGE sums
Ruef Says When He Extorted Money
He Hurried to the Mayor to
Divide the Spells

San Francisco, Cal, June H.
When the Sehmitz trial was resumed
today with Abraham Ruef on the
stand, court oyerruled the objection
Of the defense to the question that
was pending when court adjourned
yesterday.
The question was:
Did you, in January, 1905, in the
house at 2S40 Fillmore street give
this defendant, Eugene Schmitz,
$4,000 in currency"
Ruef replied in the Affirmative.
Ruef said when he gave the $2,5O0
to Schmitz he told the mayor itswas
his (Sehmitz's) share Of the $4,000
that had been received from the
French restaurants. Ruef testified
that he had in January, 1906, given
to Sehmitz $500, telling the mayor
that the French restaurant keepers
had paid a second installment
amounting to $4,000.
Judge DUNES temporary court
room today was crowded to it's
capacity, as it was recognized that
this was the crucial day of the trial.
1t was expected that Ruef's answer to
the question as to whether he had or
had not given the $4,000 to Mayor
Schmit would practically decide what
the verdict of the jury would be, and
for that reason, the interest of the
big crowd of spectators was intense.
Ruef looked pale and a trife APP
prehensive as he took the witness
stand. He had himself, apparently
well under control, however. Schmitz
looked better, and seemed in better
spirits that at any time since the
trial began.
The argument as to the admissi-
bility of the pending question was
brief, and ended against the defense.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14

come with them myself and do all
I can to make the work a success.
In my judgment, you are facing a
crisis. You have outgrown your lit
tie church almost before it is finished
and something must be done You
can't stand still. If you don't take
a forward step, you must take back
step. But if you feel able to under
take this work, l will do all in my
power to help you. We will advertise
it with our Atlanta conference and
many will come from all over the
South to the very first meeting. MAY
God help you to see and embrace your
pivotal opportunity,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
installation Services at the Presbv.
terrain Church.

sunday will be an epoch making
day with the Presbyterians in the
city of Live Oak. AT the IL O'Clock
hour the Rev. ]. F. Ford will be in
stalled as pastor of the church. This
is the first service, of the kind, to be
held in the history of the church
and is something new to a great
many people. Rev. E. w. Way, of
Fernandina, will have charge of the
services, and those who had the
pleasure of hearing him at COM
mencement, know what to expect. He
will have something good for US.
Now these services are open to every
body, and We would only be too glad
to have you with us on this impor-
tant occasion.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
CRIMINAL COURT PROCEEDINGS,
Two Lively Cases Have Been Fought
Out Yesterday and Today.

The criminal court chamber was
the scene of a stoutly fought case
yesterday when a darkey was up for
perjury. Frank Major, by name,
was turned over to the grand jury
at the fall term of circuit court here
because it is alleged he admitted in
open court to having sworn to a lie.
The grand jury indicted him for per-
jury and his case came up at this
term of the criminal court.
Col. Hardee assisted Solicitor Nc
Collom in the prosecution, and the
defendant was represented by Col.
L. E. Robertson. Major was acquitted
by the jury.
Another case, which is being
fought out today, is that of the State
vs. Lizzie Anderson, charged with
assault with intent to commit MUIR
der.
Rees & Rees are defending the
case and Col. Butler and Solicitor
McCollom are conducting the prosecu-
ton.
Jno. Williams was acquitted yes
terday on a charge of grand larceny.
through inability to get material
witnesses here.
Ulysses Foreman and Alex.
Beasley were arraigned on a charge
of obStructing railway track and
Foreman plead guilty and Beasley not
guilty.