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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19
YALE'S COLORS LOWERED.
wisconsin Oarsmen Give Easterner.
a had Defeat.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 1s.-Yale's
colors were lowered this afternoon by the
University OF Wisconsin oarsmen at Lake
Saltonstali. The time for the two miles
was 1906 30. Wisconsin led from the first
and finished good ten lengths ahead. The
conditions for the race were perfect. There
was little enthusiasm among the spectators.
as Yale sentiment prevailed entirely Just
as the Westerners were ready 10 pull away
from the boathouse +. Nj. Brown read TO
the boys the following message from Pres
ident X Adams. OF the University OF Wis
constr:
Don't be discouraged by Yale cheers Be
sure that the boat slides and oars are just
right May all good fortune follow you
and give you six lengths or more"
Wisconsin caught the water first at a
forty-stroke gait and there was not a
splash- Yale got of poorly at thirty-eight
70 the minute, splashing badly. In ,wen-
~ strokes the Wisconsin shell was half a
length ahead and although the stroke was
lowered TO thirty-fve they gained steadily
The Yale youngsters pulled thirty-eighs
throughcut the race and spurted TO forty
1T the finish, but TO no avail The West
ernefs excelied In time on the catch and
Anish and balancing Of the boat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19

NEW YORK. June 1s-The total sales OF stock
to-day We're ,eo4 shrres. including: American
Tobacco, $500: Burlington a. Quincy. SEQ:
Louisville a. Nashville. 10 oc0s Missouri Pacific.
l0.700, Rock Island. $500; -. Paul 90 600; Ten
ncssee ceal and Iron. s.s0o; Wheeling Il Lake
Erie. D. ZOO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19
TICKET TO WIN
WILLIAM M'KINLEY NOMINATED FOR
PRESIDENT AT ST. LOUIS.
The well-Known Protectionist to BE
the standaed Nearer of the Re-
publican Party This Year.
HAD MANY VOTES TO SPARE
DIDN'T NEED ANY AFTER THE OHIO
DELEGATES REGISTERED.
Mark Hanna Overjoyed when He
Realized the Object of His Aims
Had Been Realized.
| NBART FOR VICE PRESIDENT
TIE NEW JERSEY MAN ALSO NOM
MATED ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
Morton Boom Collapsed Early, and
Evans Conceded His Defeat Be-
fore Balloting Began.
NBHRT FOR VICE PRESIDENT
TIE NEW JERSEY MAN ALSO NOM
MATED ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
Morton boom Collapsed Early, and
Evans Conceded His Defeat BE-
fore BallotinG Began.
SCENES in THE CONVENTION

NEARLY HALF AN HOUR OF CHEER
ING, YELLING AND JOYFUL SINGING.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19

June IS Not So Disastrous a Day for
the Ohio Napoleon as 1t Was for
Another Napoleon of History.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19

:, CINCINNATI. June M-The Anderson Harris
Carriage Manufacturing Company OF Elmwood
Place assigned to-day TO otto Pfieger and r. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19
TELLER NOT PRESENT.

Bolting sfiverjtcs Held Brief Con-
ference After Leaving the Hall.
ST. LOUIS. June 1s.-when the silver
delegates left the hall they scattered. go
ing to their various hotels. II had been
supposed that they would proceed TO a
designated place for the purpose OF holding
a conference. but II appeared that there
had been no general understanding to this
Continued On secend Psge)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-19

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ST LOUIS. June 1s.-This is the ticket
nominated by the Republican national con-
vention to-day:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
Las R8t0rnas del ST uaQla
DON lGNACl0 DlAz tkNEJA.
0tTsctOr del BOLETN NERCANfIL
DE PUERTO-RTOO

Tai es Ia portada de un foileto
que acaha de editarse en- esta Ca
10, obra del Director del BoL1TM
MKRCANTn. Consicue go pagiDas
do lecsurA en- AZ mayor. y, como
20 ha anurciAdo, "a dediea al illus
tre Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
sisucionap de Cuba. Exemo ST
Marques de Apezteguia. Contie.
No 81 siguiense progrsma:
Dedicstoria. - Pre- udios. -
D ssarroiIo del plan.-Considera-
ciones.-El presmbulo axpoaici6n.
Los Municipios.-La CAmars
Ipsular.-Ei Consejo. Gober.
nador GenerAl.-La hissoria.-La
Ieealidsd.-Ls rsx6n suprema.-
Ls Reparaei6n :.
El folleto se ofrece 90 LAD fi
auientes condicionss,
DO eiemplsr.---..... 50 ess
Cou ell resrato del Ausor. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13

| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS qu'
sc ha constituido en- Ponce una so
;it dad mercantil que sc dedicara a
mo dc provisiones, frutos del pals
etc, bajo la razon de Salas y Walls.
Prosperidades.
BIEN vENIDo. En- el 1ltimo va
por correo de la Peninsula regrese
nuestro apreciable amigo D. Hilarlo
Santos, del comercio de esta plaza.
LIE damos nuestra bienvenida.
Nos PLACE.-Se encuentra bien
de sus dolencias nuestro companero
en- la prensa, Director de "El Noti-
ciero" de Ponce, D. Ramon Marin.
Lo celebramos.
D. E. P.-Ha fallecido en- Maya
guez la estimable sonora doaa Con-
cepcion Morquecho Picon de Galanes.
Goce de Ia eterna gloria.
NUEsTRos PLACEMES.-El Ateneo
Puertorriquefo, seg1n nuestras mott.
cias, contribuye para la obra de nues-
tro distinguido amigo D. Salvador
b au, con la suma de 200 pesos. Is
t. acuerdo merece nuestros sinceros
pl GENES y con gusto Sc los tributa
m S.
No EsCARMIENTA Gel Pals" Sc
nopone .discutir de nuevo con nos
Otl OS go.
All, 20 uisquilloso"! dira el Direc
to o, la NJ andole un taburete con ra
pir ez incredible.
7 s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
ALyANAQUGS PARA 1896.

DE pheso, con sl sansoral, da-
90 assfonomieos, Rsstas Eslig,o
.. : okelAiss. 90, y Blocks. d.
'ariadAs ioEmhs yslegantes ere
os a,sEosasos. essds sl mas 10
loso al mas seoa6mleo, psfo TO-
doe be- os = tseogidos, hallAase
10 vendsa - sasa | u pEeaia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
"WAr4gs.a pdirij0'.
EXAMEN ORtTIOC
Oh LAS PRINOIPALHe THORfAe
soBRB QUIZ DRsCAHsA III MpuTCTo
PO1fTICo K0rYRNO.
DON lGNACIO DlAz CAAEJA.
&, ful Bui sIOlErA xsacAArll :"slul PSlRrtgs
DEDlCAroRlA.
LA RAZoN DEL TITuKO.


SUMARIO.-LuchemoA-Eld deber
cumpIido.-La generation que su.
be.-La justioia humana.-Pretex-
tOs criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-M progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. La opinion p6blics.
Ill periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 periodismo.-Lo one es hoy 10
prenaa.-Ls prenas , Las leyes.-
"a Apolitica.-L0 que debo ser Ia
pol ttica.-O6m0 se hacen Los poll
ticus.-O6mo nscen los partldOs.--
los programmes politicos.--ArtiA-
eios politicoA-M carnayAl politi-
so.-Miseriss polis!ces. - Einceri-
dad politica-Fanatikmo politioo
LA dsmoczscia.-Principios de-
moor6ticoa. a.--Absurdos democrati-
cos.-Dalifios damocrAticoa. - La
libertad d. Ia CA:edra.-Ubertad
contra deeecno.-La lgaaldad 80
aisl.-Lss lgDaldsd en- Ia hietoria.-
co iguNldsd ante Ia raT6n.--La co.
tterania.--La demagogis-Los hun.
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n.
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y cAos.-
81 acknowledgements demo
edorss Cancer social.--Antino-
mias y anomAliaA-Nl mayor de
Loo eFr0EeA--Allk vala nave.-1pi
logo y conclusion.
De vepts.-En 10 Impsenta del
BoLKrrK MnROAxTTL.
Preclo.--Un peso sinsuenia ssr
savoa eiemplax.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
AL PUDLICO.

Don Jes6nimo Bisbal. Msdice
Cirujano, proeedente de IA Isla de
Cuba, donde ha ejercido diez y nssvs
aiios en- los Hospitales de aquel pals
sc sirece al pdbiieo en- genefal. espe
cialmente en- enfermedades dc lsl
mujeses y nihos.
Interinamente fecibe 6rdenes en- 6
Hotel Frsneia de a. ). gratis par
les pobses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
COTEZACION ES
}. CLAUS Y EFGCTOS P0BlI

DIA DE HOY, II:
Londres 3 DIV 1921 374.
Id 90 div 7-274a7-3z4.
Paris 46 a AZ p9.
Madrid y Barcelona 2I4 q 223 p.o.
provincias 223 a 234p8.
New York so 81 p8.
Habana III 4sp9.
Acciones del Banco Espafiol $S8.
Id del Banco Territorial y Agricol
70
Cedulas Hipotecarias "a emission So
2: id. 453 cada una.
(Moneda Espahola provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
ANTONIO ILliU lMEILi.

Doctor 81 DsreeAo Owl y o.
a6nieo. Aeog ado Dc los nassrss
Colegsos Dc Madrid y Puerto Rieo,
con batsse alberto sa u Capital ds
In Monarqala. ofsSas sass ssrvielos
ptoIsAIonslea 4 ~ RanRaro . elian.
kalA d0 eusm Iala, pAna ante 81 Tri,
hanAl Hapaenao IL Jasslsia, q Goa
sslo ds KssaAo. TribaaAl Do Oasn
Ia del hesao y dsmAs sen tzos %
psrscEss. ladssaAlss y aanialaasaE
von aa 10 nasI0a,
Esxsss. aan. - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
MOvIMINNTO DE BUQUEs.


benitA' q .. dc n EaqQlaga "a Cle
embotldos, Ii els nantsqullla 3 or
Vino "a cls conser vas lO5 ols sara.
oss 15O SO harlua 50 sic papa.
Vicente y 90. 80 Cls q0esos 100
cI. glnebfa 81 cls embutidos, $50
q .riinas 90 cts cho ,olars. Pa
,4cios y o.. 100 cis sardlnss. Mo-
lienhof y KorDer % ole Quesos.
| Il Font HmnO. 10 ciS en- sut,dos 30
b tabon. kaoert II amos. 100 cis
sardinas. Planss b joy %, 30 cls
,hocviste. j. T SLyay y, IL cls
| is rnes 81 ssnastos p.pAs. Ii no
a bichueIas. ) Oslua = Hmao
s3 c,s mantsquil,a 13O sls papss
| 20 c,s carnes - els nAOicnaeiss 3
O. chocolates $3.50 cls pastas z
80 jamones. Sierra y PAiAu 5O cls
"a oiuas 35 csjss conserVas. Oal-
las Y 90. 5Ol4 VINO 259 SIS pa
40 3 ols Conservas 8 cis provlslO.
us2 sls garuAnsos 15 sls hAbi-
>uueIas / o. ohorisos. Oofino Dei-
,4doy o.. 15 ola embuudo. Oe-
1ecsao Hmnos y 90 85l4 PIP VII o z
20 Quesos s sls hsbichuelas 80 sis
p.pa., Sociedad Cooperative E ;
a 20 4 pp vino Laina Hmns y 20
A e,s mantequilia z cls issasDnes 8
SO embutidos l cl pescs.io 5O.4 pp
vino. 3 de Vijande y 90 5O cts
ques.s % cts manteQuilla 30 cls
Oeseados. hernais y Go 2O.4 pp
sino. =. de A Fig 1erca = % 100
cls conservss l123 cl4 paste 1913
canastos papss "A sls hAOlchue.ss.
Lopez Vlllamll J Q. rs els l barril
.mbutidos. BAquero y GAndara
400 cls velas. LAumer ) Fernan-
dez 4 c,s Discocnos. Ahumsds y
20 l o. chocolate l sis gsrDanzos:
A varlvs 1929 DulLos divefsos ar
tloulos. A Ia orden q G d 500 sls
rfoz d P ~ ols cerseza Il NJ . Go
cefv.za E b 20 cls ceryezAs b ID 3
c,s cervezA Il l5 bsrflies cefveEa
,3 Jamones y cls c0nsersa 70 els
snl mo ida Il 3uO ldos sasajo 3 V
| .O,4 pp vino T 10 sta hAbion usias
| > + 1O,4 pp v.ao . Dfies nAD.enue'
40 8 70 SIC hADicnoelas y \ 5O.4
pp vino.
d, Aresibo, vap. Ing. "Sou,l
OAmofla' = Latimer J FernsndeS
.0n oarga ne Lranslt0.
De New York. vap. log. "Fjrt
WIll.ism. LAtt.nsr y Eeraa les
Jon sarka general. La rose mare.
mos Ca ei proximv adnero.
aAxaADAs u oABorAJs
Bira. esp. "Naeva For" dc rA-
jard0.
Go'. esp. "De'esd." de vssa
bals.
Col. esp. "Enoarnae lon" de Fs
tardo.
Coz esp. "Clementin ~ dc Hu
lmasao.
| sALIDAs D1 rRAvmsfA.
Para HAbans, vAp. esp. "6ant
Domingo" despaohaao Por ,. d
EEqulsga, 400 80 cate 3SO52 klioi
Pof &. dc vuAGce J ", lOU sl cal
9029 klios. FOR Lopez viiIamii
%, iUu sls safe 9567 kuos. foI
Plsnas hojo y 90, liz sIs cal
lU764 kllos. PoT j. Oohoa J Hnk'
l0l sls csie 9lU0 kiios.
Para HsDa0a. berg. esp. "Aatv
PAni." e.svAchado POI fal@sies
100, en- iAstte.
Il aALIDAn % oAB0TAJn.
Il Col. esp psquul1 de ATecib
para AIIoyo J Aanasbo.
Col. osp. "PetIs" psrs Arecib'
| Col esp KlciaLte para AfeSib'
Il bdra esp "Pcdfit1' para sltqae
l DESPACHADOss
Pssa New York sap. lag. soatl
oambnAT asspssaads pof L.sias
y fernandez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
o. satgAUOs i0ns9 Xii: 81

1onstanre surtido de relojes. y
pIenoer1a de orc oon brillantes =
pleofas nnas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
ooletos y venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
4 LOS DEVOTE
DEL SANTO PATRIARCH
/" san JpSE"

La Association de sefioras, estable
cida en- la parroquia dc Sta. Mari
de los Remedies ,Catedral }, celebra
"a la fiesta dc su Santo patrono Coz
1ovenas. as que daran principle {
liza 10 del corricnte 4 las siete memo:
cuarto de la manana. FL Io a las Ic
misa solemne, estando el panegirict
4 cargo del orador sagrado Can6nig'
PeEitenciario IL. la SAINT, Iglesia Ca
tedral, Sr. don Felix Barrot.
La Pyls.denia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
SAN ORAL..

Viernes I3.-San Leandro, Ct.
y dr., san Salomon y san Rodri
go mrs.
Sabado IA. Santa Florentina,
vlrgen, santa Matilde, reina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
Papel para l'sriOdicos.

llul gAlnAno del lSA aTaA Y
del aae leula II taAmot dsl
laAa ~ aA.Ataa 50. blE rai
estA impfpAsla atsa eFaa gosns
-, qse i FsAlssA 1 presses Ii
nalGMaea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
xEkNAIz A. CD.
.f.-THTUAN-.sy

lmportsd0res On grande escs,..
DC mercancias de todas proceden.
cias.
Sos tiendas de derall EA EUz
NLEOTRICA y La villa DN
BILBAO SON siemDre Iae meior
suruidas.
; 1aensn Sucnrsales lmportadoras
en- Arecibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
LOB, DkknHUi. .IlAllUs
pML
DE ULfRLILR

- 90 - seasto y Msg lsnasnIe qa
FsgglAa estes asssGhos, y foE~
nulATtos eemplsges para 10 500
.'Cisaa Dc xaDiiasaoass, vlaas-
AAAss y OFtAndAaeas peg Doa
Anasss y. OiAags. So A1apsss~
ter % D. Mn~sAM1sA D n&Aewsx g
pebaiee e MAArsa
koilss0 aeal9ea0 - IS uAS~3n
Dlpassao pOr essa La.
ls~ssss - go l@ppala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13


Intendencia General de Ha
cienda.--Ordenacion General de
Pagos ciyiles: Restando en- la
actualidad por satisfacerse de los
I;.oI8,o2o pesos que importo lc
devengado por amortization I
intereses de billetes del Tesoro,
una minima suma relativament-
comparada 4 ella, sc hace presen
te q los poseedores en- la actuali
dad de los billetes y cupones pen
d.entes de pago. haberse sehaladc
el plazo de seis meses. a I'm dc
que dentro del mismo puedar
efectuar el cobro de esos valores
en- la inteligencia de que trans
currido el mencionado plazo sir
cumplimentar este edictc, Sc da
"a cuenta al Gobierno General
exponiendo la necesidad de acu
dir 4 las Cortes para que acuer
den 10 que sea rrocedente-
An1nciase para el 2 de ABR
proximo una Junta general ex
traordinaria de los Notarios de
Territorio.
Privilegios de invcnci6n.
Providencias judicialss.
AyuntamientoG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.

l.lmacesistas inportadores de
pcovisiones. Venta al por mayor.
Duefios dc la antigua = acredita-
da Fabrics de T6sSOros, estableci-
da en- Santurce.
MarCas BOLIVAR , OONILL.
|-Dap6sito Tetn4n lis
Agentes de la &cgeditada maroa
de cigaErill0s Paiarito. BelleSa y
Ubertad.
Ebrlca De 1c1res de bodas clases
Admitau astcarss { consi9ns.
ciOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
FABIANi GARCIA Y COMP,

Oomsrciantss importadorss d msrcAaosa.
toda elasss ' proosdsnoiAs,
vsAtas Al perImayor y detaMs
ea almao6n; l9~sAH vsro-ls.
Dss tissd -; In Bayamopsss. La m.dsd
eadal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
sues. DE 0RCAsITis kc

lmportadores de mereanoiss ds
toda clsses y proeedencias.
ventas al por mayor, Orus 2.sv
sl detail, en- sus tiendas Flor ie
Julio J Gallo de Oro, calle de Il
FortAlesa esquina 4 IL Orus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
aACETA De HOY.

Reales Ordenes: concediendo
licencia para la Peninsula al Te
niente Fiscal de la Audiencia de
Ponce D. Eduardo Aules nom
brando para la Prebenda de me
dia Raci6n. vacante en- esta lgle
sin Catedral, por traslacion dc
D. Jose Chance y Reyes al Pbrc
d. Mariana Mola y Gallego
disponiendo el cambio de desti
nos entire d. Ernesto Sanchez
Taboada. Promoter Fiscal, que
era, de Maasin, y en- Ia actuali.
dad Juez. electo. de Baracoa, y
D. Ricardo Pareja y Albaladejo,
Juez de Vega baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13
falae0.al rama dol lls.'

Venden procios m6dlcos B. A
Llanesa Hermano On % aim scEn
lcale de 10 Fortalexa n6nero 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-13

Ha vuelto 4 encargarse de
Vice consulado de Santo Domin
60 en- Aguadilla Don Roberto
s .hnabell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-28
HE RENTED O
And Asked the LandIadfes to Cash
Large Checks.

And Asked the L~andIadies to Cash
Large Checks.
A swindler is at present engaged in i'm
posing upon the confding public of st. Paul
by working a bogus check game. AS yet he
has not realized very extensively upon his
scheme. but the police are looking for him
with more than usual earnestness, he is
thought to be- accomplished in the art of
forgery, and his new method of passing
worthless checks is regarded as DANGEROUS.
The swindler is known by the two aliases,
Francis Esterhacy and George Leroy, which
have been signed to the only checks he is
SO far known to have passed. His plan is
to call upon women who have advertised
rooms for rent, and after inspecting the
apartments, engage them and tender a check
for the first months rent in advance. These
the amount of the rent by from So to $40,
which the prospective ledger receives in
change, and departs just that much ahead.
Needless to say he never returns to OCCUPY
the apartments he has ostensibly rented.
Last Saturday evening the man called on
Mrs. F. Tschifferly, who conducts a boarding
house at 299 Pleasant avenue. and inquired If
he could procure a room. He was shown a
vacant room. and said he would take 1t.
He worked for a clothing house, the young
man said. and when he handed Mrs. Tschif-
ferly a check for $40, requesting her to take
out SIS for the months rent, she had no hes
itancy in cashing the worthless paper. The
call of the swindler was we'll timed, as he
knew the check could not go to the bank
before Monday, which would give him plenty
Of time to escape. However, Mrs. Tschif-
ferly became suspicious Of the check later in
the evening, and reported the incident at
the central police station. The check was
drawn on the Washington bank, of Mime
apolis, dated in that city, Oct. "a, and was
made payable to. Francis Esterhacy, which
name the swindler had Endorsed upon the
back.
Monday evening. shortly before 8 o'clock,
the same man visited Mrs. Montgomery, at
"a West Fourth street. and worked the same
game which had netted him SIS the previous
Saturday, and with SO much success that
here, too, he received S. in change for a
worthless check, after engaging a room and
making arrangements to take possession the
next day. This check was also turned over
to the police after 1t had been refused at
the bank. 1t differed from the first one In
that 1t was made payable to George Leroy.
There was an evidence of an effort to dis
guise the writing Of the second check, and
while 1t was of a larger and more bold char
acter, 1T is regarded the ehirography of the
person who victimized Mrs. Tschiferly. In
other respects it was identical with the other
check. B5
The descriptionsJof the swtndler given by
his victims are, the same. He is a man of
about twenty-eight years OF age, five feet ten
inches tall and Of stout build, weighing
about 40 pounds. He wore a blue gray suit,
and spoke with a slight German accent. The
police are looking for the man.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-28
TWIN CITY FAILED
TO SEND IT'S TRADES COUNCIL TO
THE BANQUET LAST
NIGHT.
Misunderstood THE DATE.
DID NOT DINE AT THE
BOARD.
To the People Who Have questioned
His Intelligence, Honesty and
Consistency.

Owing to a misunderstanding as to
the date of the quarterly joint meeting
and banquet of the ST. Paul Trades
and Labor assembly and the Mime
apolis Trades and Labor council, which
was scheduled to take place last night
the Minneapolis delegation failed to put
in an appearance at Assembly hall
But there was a successful meeting,
an enjoyable programme n tempting
banquet, nevertheless. Over a hun
dred were in attendance. the assem-
blage including at least fifty ladies
who are members of the garment work
ers' union.
John O.. Watson explained that the
absence of the Minneapolis Trades and
Labor council was occasioned by a
misunderstanding regarding he date OF
the joint meeting.
President Edward Christopherson oc-
cUpied the chair. The programme con-
sisted of addresses by Walter A. Shu-
maker, w. B. Hammond, Louis Nash,
NJ. E. Murray and others, and a num-
Der of musical selections, vocal n in
strumental, and recitations.
Henry Dellafield opened the pro-
gramme with a piano solo. The first
speech of the evening was delivered
by Walter A. Shumaker, who chose for
his subject the question to be voted
upon by the people at the coming cleo
ton, whether they are in favor Of a
convention to frame a new constitu-
ton for the state of Minnesota. Mr..
Shumaker was of the opinion that the
plan heretofore followed by the trade
unions of securing by agitation, con-
stitutional amendments n desirable
- - --a kI0 va In
questioned whether the members Of a
constitutional convention who would be
chosen in the same manner and by the
same influences as are state legislators
would represent the labor interests
n more faithfully than the legisla-
tors. All that was needed was to Sc
cure constitutional amendments that
would put labor legislation upon a
proper basis. Mr.. Shurnaker consid-
cred that Minnesota had as favorable
a code of labor laws as any state in
the Union, but, owing to the defects of
the constitution, this code could not be
effectually enforced.
In conclusion Mr.. Shumaker said that
In the organization of labor lay the Sc
cret Of progress in the way of legisla-
ton and the general elevation of the
Industrial masses.
A piano solo by Miss Minnie Holler
n a recitation by Miss Lizzie Patter-
son followed. The chairman then in
troduced w. B. Hammond, the secre-
tary Of the Minnesota State Federation
of Labor. Mr.. Hammond's address
was devoted to a discussion of the con-
Btitutional amendment authorizinsRcit-
les to frame their own charters. Mr..
Hammond did not approve of the
amendment. He objected first to the
makeup and the method of appointment
Of the commission Of fifteen freeholders
who are authTrized to frameza charter
and its amendments. The great bulk of
the laboring men, not being freehold
ers. would be debarred from partici-
pating in the commission. Moreover,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-28
ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
AxeI f. Smith Stoutly Denies a
Charge Against Him.

Axel F. Smith, employed as ele-
vator man by Finch, Van Slyck,
Young & Co, was arraigned
in the police court yesterday
on the charge of larceny. Smiths
employers have a high regard for his
honesty, and Mr.. Finch furnished bail
for the accused man in the sum OF 500
until today, when the case will be tried.
Smith was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by c. A. Under, Of 100 Adams
street. Minneapolis, who claims to have
reached st. Paul Saturday evening
with SIS in bills in his pocket. Accord
ing to his story, he met Smith in a
saloon and the two had several drinks
together. In paying for the drinks
Under says he flashed. his roll and
that thereafter Smith tuck close to
him. After the two men separated,
and Under boarded a train to go to
saltwater, he discovered that his money
was gone. He accordingly returned to
st. Paul yesterday, and caused the ar
rest of Smith, on the charge OF having
picked his pocket. Smith strongly de-
MES that he took the money.