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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

El concejal del Ayuntamiento
de Ponce, D. Hermenegildo Mora.
les, ha ocurrido en- alzada q la Supe-
rioridad contra un acuerdo de aque-
ID Corporation, sohre nombramien-
to de alcalde y pidiendo la nulidad
del mismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

El proyectado viaje de Maximo
Gomez 4 Santo Domingo ha side
transferido por encontrarse enfer.
mo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

A la Secretarfa Civil de han
remitido, por el alcalde de Fajardo,
las diligencias instruidas en- averi-
guaci6n acerca de los islotes que ra
dican en- la costa de aquel termino
mnnicina1 sSs5ses#s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

Los sef1ores Sobrino de Sola y
ca, de Caguas, han satisfecho una
n ulta de 30 dollars por expender
ron en- envases que no llevaba el Sc
llo de rentas intafnas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

Al doctor Casalduc Sc le ha extra
viado una cartera de bolsillo conte.
niendo instrumentos de cirugfa. Els
de marroquin encarr ado. La psrso
ma que la haya encontrado y la de-
vuelva en- ell Hotel Inglarerra, sera
generos amente retribuida.
n-S-3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

s Agustfn Moya, desertor de la
carcel de Utuado, fue capturado por
Ia Policfa Insular en- Cabo Rojo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

Aver le fueron decomisados
al muchacho Pablo Villegas z Guar
tillos de leche adulterada de Ia pro
piedad de Evaristo Villegas y cuyo
Hquido fue mandado arrojar por es
tar en- malas condolences.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

Ell Collector de Rentas de Qua
yama ha tornado expediente po1
supuesta defraudaci6n a Ia casa Co
mercial de los senor es p. Nieves y
Compa1fa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-22

- En- ell trayecto de Caguas es-
ta Capital SO ha estr raviado un bulto
conteniendo almohadas, mantas y
ropA blanca.
So sup1ica Ia persona que 10
haya encontrado, 10 entregue en- Ca.
guas en- La casa de dora Dolores Ro-
nero y en- esta Capital en-. la Suce-
cion de jose J. Acosta, Fortaleza 81.
n -As-3-3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
BANQUET no BRYAN.
fhe Colonel Addresses Nebraska Travellng
Men's club.

Lincoln. Neb, Jan. 5.--1'ic fourth an
nual banquet Of the Nebraska Travel
ing Meme Bryan club was held tonight
at the Lincoln hotel. following the
meetings Of the State central commit
tees Of the Democrats, PODullsts and
Free Silver Republicans. Nearly 200
travelling men and their guests were
seated at the tables. Col Bryan's ad-
dress was the feature. He cOmplimented
the club on the increasing importance
Of Its banquets and praised the men,
bers for their political zeal. Touch
ing on national topics. he said, In part:
I'VE are now near enough to the ma
uonal convention to feel assured that
there Will be no considerable opposition
to the reaiilrmation OF the Chicago
platform. The late elections destroyed
the last hope OF those who sought 60
modify or subtract frcm the creed
enunciated in Chicago In 1896. The Re-
publican party has been driven under
the lash OF the fnanciers to the open
espousal Of the gold standard and,
spurred on by the national bank cor
porations it has avowed its purpose 10
drive the greenbacks out of circulation
and substitute a bank note issued and
controlled by the national banks. The
Democratic party still contends for the
restoration Of blmetallsm at the ratio
Of 16 to /, the only ratio advocated by
those who believe in the double stand
ard. 1t also contends for the greenback
as against the bank note.
The members OF this club were on
posed to the money trust In 1896. ana
they are not surprised tina, the vicious
trust principle has been extended 10 in.
dustrial combinations, which have In
three years thrown out OF employment
large numbers Of commercial travellers.
The Democratic party will deal with the
trust question not in generalities but
In specific terms. and will invite The
support OF all those who are opposed TO
the domination Of private monopolies."
Mr.. Bryan discussed the trust ques-
ton at some length, and then. taking
up the subject Of imperialism. said:
commercial travellers who sought the
extension Of trade by peaceful and le.
sltlmate means will not lend their sup
port 10 the lmperialistlc methods en-
ployed In the furtherance Of conquest.
The commercial traveller has been emil
nently successful az a persuader He
VIII not substitute violence for reason.
The questions now before the peo-
pie are but manifestations OF a
vicious principle which pervades all Re- |
publican policies, namely. that the dol |
lar is all-imDortant and that struggling |
deserves no consideration" |
The following toasts were responded |
to: THE Nebraska Travelling Mems |
Bryan Club" Ed p. Smith. Omaha: |
''NebrasSa," Gov. POINTER; Trusts" |
Frederick Sheppard. Lincoln; Govern.
ment by Injunction" T. j. Boyle, Lin
coin; The Currency Bill" Gov. Thomas
Of Colorado. Unwilling Parable"
Hon. Cato Sells. la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
MR.. ROBERTS SPEECH
Synopsis Of His Remarks In Committee
Friday Afternoon.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Mr. Rob-
erts continued his argument after
the recess. When he sought 10
read published comment tending to
show the motive OF the crusade" and
cause" against him. Chairman Tayler
stopped him. The committee had
nothing TO do with any crusade. Mr..
Tayler said. but was trying TO ascer-
tain one fact, namely, whether Mr..
Roberts Is a polygamist. The chairman
said Mr.. Roberts line of procedure was
irregular.
There was some difference Of opinion
In the committee as 10 the course TO
pursue. Let us settle IL here and
now" said Mr.. Littlefeld "As far as
| am concerned, | am ready TO hear
anything he wants to say"
Mr., Tayler said he wished to enter
his protest against bringing questions
OF fact into the argument as both i'm
proper and ridiculous.
Mr. Roberts vehemently detained
against those who had bounded" him.
They were not the bankers, merchants.
lawyers and other substantial citizens
OF Utah, but they were in the main
eastern missionaries who had gone 10
Utah TO oppose "Mormonsim."
AT one point Representative McPher-
son, OF the committee, asked: Under
your faith, was the taking OF plural
wives merely allowable, or was II re-
quired?"
1T was mandatory" replied Mr..
Roberts, according TO the view Of
leading Mormon authorities"
Mr. Roberts continued until 43O %.
M, when he asked that the hearing 20
over having spoken almost five hours.
The committee thereupon adjourned
until 10 a. m. tomorrow, when Mr.. Rob-
erts will conclude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
phIIprook YIN Try HIgher.

San Francisco, Jan. 5.--Judge Morrow.
Of the Z. S. circuit court has granted
Attorney Horace W. Phlbr0Ok q witt
Of error to the Supreme court OF the
United States In his suit for $500, 900
damages against the justices OF the SUI
preme court Of California and several
lawyers whom he accuses OF 'cpnsplra-
cy to libel, Cypress and ruin him" Chief
Justice Beatty and Justice Harrison
state that this proceeding is unprece-
dented in the history OF American ju-
rlsprudence. Mr.. Phlbrook has been
dlsbarred by the supreme court for
making charges of unprofesslonal
conduct against Justice Harrison. and
claims that the action OF the court has
impoverished him.
A writ Of error to the United States
Supreme court has also been granted
by Judge Morrow In The application
for a mandate 20 compel the supreme
court Of California to restore Mr.. Phil
brook to his right TO practice his pro-
fessiOn as attorney at law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
DOUBLE HANGING.
Both Prisoners Make Desperate Break
for Liberty.

FL Paso Tex, Jan. 6.--Geronimo Par
ra and Antonio Flores, Mexicans, were
hanged here at l o'clock this afternoon
for murder. Both men met death with
fortitude. Para, a notorious horse
thief, Killed John Fusselman, a Texas
ranger, nine years ago. when Fussel-
man was pursuing him for the purpose
OF recovering some stolen horses. Flores
killed his sweetheart, who refused TO
marry him, a year ago.
Para and Flores made q dcs-
perate effort TO kill some Of the Of
ficers or spectators this afternoon when
their cell was unlocked
1t had been decided 10 hang Flores
first for fear he would break down. and
when the officers unlocked the cell door
to convey him 10 the gallows, both
prisoners dashed out and stabbed right
and left among the crowd with dirks
made Of coarse steel wire. A desperate
struggle followed and the most intense
excitement was preciptated.
A constable showed PARA into the
cell and bOlted the door, and five rang
ers and deputy sheriffs sprang upon
Flores. disarming him and bearing him
TO the floor. He was bound and con-
veyed to the scaffold, where death was
instantaneous. Ranger Ed Bryant was
wounded in the stomach by a dagger
thrust.
Para was covered by revolyers and
disarmed, after which he vas taken to
the scaffold.. Death was else In
Simultaneous in his case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
INsuLTEO HER FREQUENTLY.
why an Actress Killed Leading Man In
Company.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 1.-THE trial
Of Julia Morrison James for the
murder OF Frank Leidenhelmer, leading
man in Mr. Plaster Of Paris COM
pany, was resumed in the circuit court
today, Josephs, the electrician OF the
opera house, testified that Miss Nor
rlson shot Leidenheimer before he
spoke and that Leidenhelmer made no
effort TO strike her.
AT the afternoon session the defense
began the examination OF witnesses
and Miss Morrison was placed on the
stand In her own behalf. Her testi-
mony was exceedingly sensational. and
she frequently requested the court to
permit her 20 put some OF the Leiden-
helmers language In writing rather
than utter the words.
While admitting the killing of Led-
enheimer she asserted that IL was be-
cause OF his repeated oyerbearing con-
duct toward her, and numerous in
suite she had received from him.
She testified that after she Joined
the PLASTER OF Paris" company, Leid-
enheimer was very friendly until he
found that she was married and that
her husband would accompany her on
the road. From that time she said. he
began a systematic prosecutions that
he made improper proposals TO her,
and insulted her frequently; that he
often called her foul names and had
persisted in his course Of abusing her
until she lost all control Of herself.
on the evening of the shooting she
stated that Leidenheimer had offered
her an indignity. She says that when
he did this she lost all control OF herself
and that when she went to the stage
by the rear stairway, just as she
reached the top OF the steps, Lelden,
heimer approached her and called her
a foul name. She stated that from
that moment she had no memory Of
what happened; that the time between
that moment and when she found her
self In the station house was a blank
In her mind. Explaining why she had
he pistol on this particular evening,
she said that she always carried a
pistol.
On cross-examlnation she stated that
she had borne Leidenheimer's insults
until she had learned that she was 20
be supplanted In Atlanta by another |
woman, and that she then became |
desperate.
At this point court adjourned until |
omorrow, when Miss Morrison will be |
further.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06

San Quentin. Cal, Jan. 6.-Ysabel
Molina, the murderer, who is 10 be
hanged next Friday, may yet escape the
gallows through the Intervention OF the
Mexican government Molina murdered
companion in quarrel over a drink
In Bakersfield saloon, Dec. 2, 1897. He
was convicted, and appealed to the
supreme court, which affirmed che
Judgment.
Molina claims that as he had no
money, he was not given a fair chance,
and through his relatives In Mexico
has interested that government in HE
behalf. The Mexican ambassador In
Washington has communicated the
mans complaint to Secretary Hay.who
has referred II to Governor Gage for a
report.
The execution win probably be de-
layed until the governors report reach
IS Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
Claim of a Discovery as to the
Cause Of Its Production.
WHEEL DOES THE BUSINESS
DR. Rowland says that Rapidly Ia.
'oI'i"s Bodies Produce Their
Own Magnetism.

Baltimore Nd, Jan. G-Dr. Henry A.
Rowland professor Of physics At tha
Johns Hopkin university. has made a
discovery Of great importance 10 the
scientific world. It Is In the nature az
an explanation Of the cause Of the mag
netism Of the earth.
1t was nearly a year ago that DIR
Rowland commenced his experiments
lie was attracted to the subject h.,
says by the lack OF explanation or
theory for the earths magnetism. The
experiments have been continued nv
Dr. Rowland and his assistants and
their efforts have recently been nrod,,c
tive OF satisfactory results which DIN
Of science. ""'
The apparatus used by DR.. Rowland IA
simple metal wheel revolved on
smart by means Of an electric moto-.
Inc wheel Is wound with several miles
OF me wire and In this magnetism Is
developed when the wheel Is reyolved.
About the wheel Is a casing or sheath
OF Dtass az distance OF about an inch
from its circumference. but leaving an
air OF ether space between which NAV
De said TO represent layers Of atmos-
phere about the earth.
with this simple apparatus DR.. Row.
land Is working to show that the faster
the revolution OF the wheel the more
magnetism will be developed He has
shown already that magnetism Is pro-
duced In this revolving body and al
though upon such small scale In the
laboratory experiments. Dr. Rowland
says ne Is convinced that the principle
holds good for the earth and other
heavenly bodies as they revolve through
space or course the immense weight
and great speed OF these bodies add to
the amount Of magnetism which they
produce.
Dr. Rowland. however IS 50 highly
pleased with the result so far attained
that he will continue the work FOR some
time TO come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
RaIsed Wages.

Plttsburg, Pa, Jan. 5.-The American
Steel & Wire company today posted no.
tices in all OF Its plants notifying its
employees Of a general advance In
wages OF ~ per cent, TO take effect
from Jan. /. The advance effects $4,000
employees, 10000 Of whom are IN the
Pittsburg district, the balance being
employed in the company's works, in
Chicago, Cleveland ana Kokomo, Ind
In addition 20 the ~ per cent in
crease, the company win establish a
benefit fund into which will be paid for
the benefit Of the workers an amount
equal to 2is per cent Of the payroll.
This fund win be distributed IN such
manner as may be decided upon by the
company at a later date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

the enemy's loss is not known. Three
members Of the Ninth and two Of the
Twelfth regiment whom the insurgents
held as prisoners, were shot and horri-
bly, mutlated. Three OF them are dead
and the other two are recovering. Capt.
Conhauser set fire to the barracks and
the town,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
sympathy for the Dutch.

San Francisco. Jan. GA mass meet
ing TO express sympathy with the
Beers will be held on Saturday night al
Metropolitan Temple The list OF speak
ers includes Mayor Phelan, Judge Far
rell, Joaquin Miller and preachers OF
various denominations. including O
Catholic priest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
Mount Arayat Captured.

Manila, Jan. 6.--Advices from Maya
lang, province Of Pampanga, report
that Capt. Conhauser, with three COM
panies Of the Twenty-flfth regiment
captured the insurgent stronghold. Co
manche, on Mount Arayat. yesterday.
Three Americans were wounded, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06
Caught a. a Hold.ur.

San Francisco. Jan. 6-Marin Van
Leaaven a Ninth street dry goods
dealer, was held up and shot by rob-
Der on Mission street last night. Two
shots were fired, but without serious re-
suit. The alleged highwayman was cap
tured by two men on horseback who
were passing at the time. He Is SOL
der, giving the name N Frank Moody,
He says ne fought In the Philippines
and recently re-enlisted. He was a
student at the Texas State university
and claims 20 have wealthy relatives
in Mason, Texas. He denies all krowi-
edge Of the hold-up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-06

small force OF hussars arrives. he will
be as strong as he can be expected to
be, and with nothing to gain by delay.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28

Now imagine Paul IN Tho spuIpIt.
Listen! 1 Cor. "A, 20. -I>et him Chat
msu over thsre) keep silence, IL be
hn. uc iuferpressf.r
Whas! ahaIl ss pass 1 law th.i M
-nnahv shall heneeforth pray OF preach
Qropheseucin) IN public because Paul
says: -Les man keep silsnt In NE
church. and speak (~4nlsin) 70 himself
and Gody' Yet that Il all The iorce
there Is IN the xrsat in6dei argument
against P,sirs inspiration. for seeming
ssrit contradiction The context
proves that Paul IL ". sly simply Civ.
lnv the rule OF speaking zone by one;
W sS, "For God is not y God Of confn-
sion, but NJ peace, therefore. VIZ,
ALet your womcu (sIso) keep siichs In
tho churches, for II IL not permitted
Vnto Them Il @babblsr (spe~x) or "nsk
quss;;ss-r (I~ieinl 4as also says tho
law" Of "psace aud order and -subjsc-
ton, 1 Cor. xi-s,5. aAnd ~. IS II
they will learn anything about the
speech, keep siIent," then 'f4es them
ask their wi husbands II homs," The
meaning of the prophecy; Va. 10. ~F0r
n Il shameful for womcn" ("gunAixin,"
silly u%ninsplred women) ito speak,
("lneiu.'') TO bsbble OF ask ques,iofs'
not -pruphsteuein" nor "Proseuksirf'
But "shamefuI'' to make "~coniusion'
a. II 10 "lord IT, over her man aud tbs
Inspired speaker. -For ye," v. 81, both
men and wohrn. "may all" c'lhe
whole church." '. 25) @prophesy (vro.
pheisuein) BY one that all hhisy
learn and bs comforted;v ". 81 ~tor
be Tor she) that prophcsicth speaketll
unto ! TO edifcatIon and exhcrta'
tiou aud co'nfort''; and v. 4, "ediftth
the church." II none are "c0nfusing.v
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28
Don't Be n Knucker.

Ii your neighbor is prosperous, lie,
him prosper, says the Cass county
Democrat. Don't grunt; growl or
grumble. Say u good word for hin,
aud let 1t 90 at that. Don't be a KNOCK.
or. Your turn viii come. No man is
the whole show. II you see the town
moveing along nicely, feel good about
1t. Help things along-shove u little:
push. Try 10 get some of the benefit
yourself. Don't stand around like
a chilly cadaver. Don't waste your
time feeling sore because some other
fellow has a little more sense then you
have. Dos little hustling yourself.
Don't be Il koncker. If yon can say a
good word, say II like a prince. Ifyou
are full OF bile and disposed to say
something mean keep your mouth shut.
Don't ne n knocker. No man ever
made a dollar by knocking. No man
ever got rich or happy minding every
body's business but his own. No man
ever helped himself up permanently BY
knocking his neigbbor down. Give a
kind word; give it literally. II won't
cost you cent, sud you may have thou
'auds to-day; and next year be without
he price of a shave. SO don't be a
snocker. You can't afford II. Itwon't
Jay. There's nothing In IT,. II you
want TO throw something at somebody
brow cologne or roses-don't throw
rick bats; mud. Don't be a knocker.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28
NOTICE.

have bought the Montgomery
steam Laundry Of p. s. Creason and
Will continue and run the same /
solicit a liberal share of Montgomery
City patronage aud win guarantee
first class work. A. c. Wilson who
has done the work in the pnst for Mr..
creason will continue as Laundryman.
GIVE me a trial. CHAs. WADE,
s-lf-4t Proprietor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28
White Man turned Yellow,

Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
friends ofM A. Hogarty OF Lexington
NY, when they saw he was turning
yellow. His skin slowly changed color
also bis eyes, and he suffered terribly.
His mallady was yellow Jaundice. lie
was treated by tho best doctors, but
without benefit. Then he was advised
to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver remedy, and he
writes; after taking two bottles I
was wholly cured" A trirl provee its
matehlcss merit for all Stomach, Liver
and Kidney troubles Only SOC. Sold
by the City Drug Store,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28

Tile heelers on primary dny,

T0s que neeiers on primary day.
Th9esteemed New Florence Leader
should have known better than to have
sprung the fact that Prairie township
was given three nominees on the 1890
ticket In the first place. it was by a
convention. not a primary; secondly, it
was not through any love for this
township, but through hatred of Mont.
gomers and Danville for each other
over the court question. Prairie, will
take more conventions.
The usual large attendance at Cort
stewards colt show last Saturday ad.
mired the stylish Carnegies and big
Jumbo mules-nearly as large az
warnings many Of them. 1t being our
hrst visit, we do not know how the
colts compared with former years, but
the large number shown Saturday are
a credit TO the farming community.
a gentleman from Lincoln county
loon premium ON best colt, viii Mil
Ter on lta'tler mule and Mr.. Jeans, of
Prices Branch, on Jumbo mules. Ran
strank of Middletown was one of the
Judges Among the colts was Walt
Hogsett's which took a premium NJ
and for which Walt had refused
an offer Of $75.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28

Ity 10 work" under authority.

ny W ""ork uuder authority.
Therefore, Mr.. Inadelity you shall
not crush down upon the brow of .in-
spiration' your crown OF thorns. You
shall not cruelty our "gifted sisters'
upon a cross OF neutrality-suspicious."
eniomb them in "idleness," and. then.
at the resurrection aud judgement.
charge them with "sinful neglect" TO
lead you aud yours to a spiritual un.
lou with Christ our eternal Jehovah
your great Judge aud mine.
No, No, Infdelity! God declares
woman 10 be mans help-meet IN
'prayer aud exhortation" unto lie
eternal; unto the worlds regsininpn
the perfect image of Jesus Christ our
Lord of glory. But eternal "shamer
upon ignorance, confusion, insubordi.
nation, prejudice aud inildelity. But.
BE thou faithful to the end, and thou
shall receive a crown of Life"