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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18

deben ser electores legales, y es la pc
tici0n legal aunque sean 1nscritOS des
pues, satisfaciendose asi la ley; no ha-
biendo NADIA dentro de 10 humane que
pueda declarar ilegales a los candidates
asi e.ectos.
La Ley. no tiene por ObjetO el dejar
fuera de Ia lucha al Partido Federal, y
la expression de ~electOres lnscritos> no
signifca que los electores tienen que
hallarse inscritOs antes de archivarse Ia
peticion. Sl ellOs Sc inscriben despues,
Sc lIenan los requisites de la Ley y La
peticion es valida. La Ley dice EXPIRE
samente que deben ser electOres legales,
es natural que siendolos, aunque sean
inscritos de pu6s es 10 sufciente para
llenar las exlgencias de la Ley.
Los certifcados y peticiones de de-
signaci0n deben de archivarse a 10 mas
tarde, sesenta dfas y a 10 menos treinta
dias antes del dia de las elecciones.
Al objeto de lleyar a cabo 6stas}
con arreglo i las disposiciOnes vigentes,
Sc deSignaran juntas electOrales para
cada uno de los siete distritos electOra
les de la isla+
Cada junta sera constituida por tres
personals. Apnque todayia no Sc han
anunciado esDs nom mbramientos, sc tie
ne entendido que Sc designara un ameri-
cano como individuos de cada una de
estas juntas, " los otros dos, seran un
federal Y otro republicano. Estas jun
tas dividiran los distritos en- colegios| /
que Sc aproximen 10 mas possible dos
cientos electofes.
Esta junta electoral nombrara tres
jueces de elecciones para cada division'
uno republican,, otrO federal y ell ter
cero independents. Ademas SO desig- /
naran dos secretaries de elecciones, uno
de cada partido politico, que deben ser
electores legaIes de cada distrito NUM-
cipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
EI Consejo nombra
Juntas eIeCt0raIes
La Iunta Sc oompondra de un
americana, I'm republica'
no Y un federal

"a 0onseio Eiecusivo esisbr6 assi6n aver y
Aurc b6 los ombrAmisntos de- los individuoa
que han de conssitnir 10 Junta NIseAoral de
Districts.
H. aouf sus nom bves
SAN JUAN. Fl Harrison, Prsaidantei
Cayasano CoH achf, spn blicanel iiceneiado
Hduaydo Aerfis A bar, federal.
ARECIBO Charles Robart, Prssiden'
se; Angel gusroa Vsless repuhlicano; SAM
4is go saiio. .derai.
AGUADILLA Gregory Morton, Pre-
sidsnte; Anrso Antonio Sknehex, rspul .ieRno /
Fsxnapdn Acotts Ganx8laE, federal.
MAYA6UEZ H NJ. Lsary Hutchson.
Prssidsnse; Merft0a Manguai, rapohifeanoi /
Lcdo g. mon Quin ,nes QHffonss, federal.
PONCE -B .nismfn Horton, Prasidsn-
te, Psdro Jaan Roaalh rspubiieano' Tomas
Monsanto B >rtolo. federal.
Il GUAYAMA chandler, II. Pisrcs. Pre-.
sidsnses Jaiio Brenes, rspublicanc; Joae Ma
mel Castillo, federal.
= HuMAoAO.-Byron W. Bates, Pre.idsnte:
Esraneiaeo Rotg Bayonet, rspublacanOi doe
tor Fernando Gonsklss. federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
iQue cfnicol
VA ESTA EN- LA OAROEL

El vsrdngn viesnte NAVARRO Rivera IA
diriiido nm escrlto IL gobernsdor civii intsrino,
pArticip adola que ls ca impossible lihrar In
subgisteb cia, dado que todo si mundo 10 MEGA
prctseci6n 80 rssiase dsrls ssabato.
va no bfsna mottvos para qusiarss Vicsu
ts Naxario. Busc0 10 sCmbYa de sns aiisdos
naturalas las tuFbag;y eay6 en- Las redes da
10 lev.
Hoy tians subsistc uci& abfigo segaro en-
In cGrcal, de donda no dehf6 hahsr sRiido nun-
co, porque ase hombre funesto nm lnsulto
una amenGxs para ia soefsdaG.
80 hAhfa srig'do On isfs Dc tarhas sn Il
CIdrR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
JUAN
EGDTAB POR CORREGD
Sstiem brs, II.

Satiem brs, II.
IS ssasurs que hA sido sspATado del acns-
dHeto an BIO PIsdras sl smpleado Mranda,
por no oeupArss para nada de su emplec y si
de hReer polftica.
PArses que como JsrIos Tfmothse trabA-
jGbR Ell cargo de alcalde de San Juan, 10 han
propusSto como candidate q Ii CGmara por el
dIGt'lto dc Gdayama, para embaErsnGRTlO Rllf.
SuenA ell nombPe da don Joa ufn sIoIis para
AleAlde de Bio Pisdras pcr el p&rtido republl.
Gano,
Cada GaBR ek6Mo, mayor aE0p6@-
zion on eSta cludsd los lieores de la antigua
aCreditsda fabrics Dc don Fsdsrico Gatsll do
@syagHsE, montada con los aparasos noas mo-
dsrnos de desiiEei0n 81 vspoF, sspecaAnente
el Anis Celeste, Gtnsora destilsda, sleohol do
80 v MiEfei9, q es nm verdadePo vino uloscReel.
Pero el Ron viejo rec4ifcado go oil clue tisna
inAs consume e phblitso 10 prefers 81 nsjoR
brandt por su pursaa pFecio scon6miso,
Nos informAn gus (lieh& f@brca lia mona
brado AgsnAs en- sstA sludad don Isidro &.
5AnehsS, ?.
Hoy las Sturbass lsvantaRon IN ismpiSte
"a Ia plaza do ArmAs para cslsbraE ala Smes.
lings las onRtro do 10 tSrde.
So sneusnsra an esta don jose Psnedo
8anltSS, que visne en- Asuntou pofsGos que
tA4sptAn y in 1919 de Slequ@Rs
B sehor Pensdo sRIdF& manSna para su
fasidenciH Aeompb q ado de Marines Quintero
yTiEol gus eoncurPir&n al gran mssSiDg que
10 sslsbrarA sl domingo.
wREooMRNDAMos nusaaros amigos
ie hotsl aThs M@FinaS, Ban Jose no 4, Capital.
PoE IN dis de hospsd&ie, IN dollar.
Hay dos cAndidRturAs rspubieAnaa para
s mnnicipio de San Juan, una por las turbas
} 10 oirG por 81 oomibe.
AoH diosn dal pueblo de Toa- bats. que oil
ssPanol Martin GArmin hAca pcitiea rspubli-
cana, Hsndo eKtrangerc. NosotFos Ia Rson-
selAmos SO dsdique me joH ArSbsi&F, de Ia
ger poliiCA So vsya "a pafss qus alif pueds
haserlA.
LA ESPANOLA.-1Fonda posadle con
ssss al mar pr6xima la eat&ei6n del feHro-
ssrfll-Tetusn 81 Co.
Ofreca asta casa lAl mejOfea 6omo0ida-
csa para 81 paaaisro. Coraida Ia earta o como
Songenga precios m6diEos.
baaoU. 80
a., .ao'psdaisS , sbonOn, prssios scn''sneio'
A,S9 hAblG de nm disg gust0 sntrs dos pro-
Gotsl FapubiieAnos; nm doctor Parsene'
S,,.s vAriSs comisionHs; Ell otro an inous.
A antique milisAr,
Hacienda eompras nara su fsrmaciR y On
AAantoa de IL iunAa essolAr de CaRiies, se
sneu'ntra ouf al coPFalff,IonArfo dom FsrnAn-
90 Marquee
a. hs isnido ell gusto de dsparSir largo rato
"On s''a queFido amigo,
sIHE HELVETIA1.--27, Oslls de ll. Orux.
iran casa do hu9apadee. 9TAtle D. HotaS
-Possntos para fAmiliRs j neraonas solsI. Co-
1s1 1uAs SO esntavos eubisrto, Bafio. Taisfono
sehira S0AfSO "sO' Elop'Ss@1'o'
A., NoTAi--zsta hotel al t6 A cargo de ans sas
aori'a sagusda - -O'N4 y !
4, nay mucba anirnaei6n: uA p e0nengkir -.
Ssnoehs . 10 funaf6n al, se vsrthearA be-
plslo Gel Sthor Noste. Tin ohra ascpaid& ss
ssEo. So NJ Dios,S sn ls oni.llse aasgura qns ~
safle o. inlmttahla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18

EGs caal seEuro que se ordenAra p9onto ell
trasl&co del capitan Bsrrf1s al dtstrito ds
| Ponce. Ignoramios 81 el capitan L6pez DiA1
AGRA tFasiadado umAcao 81 "a hAr& otEa
combination.
TAmb6n ~ Visnsn prspagando osros tras.
lados de policfas que sstAn ansmIsSados CON
| psrsonSs del pueblo sn que pressan sarvieio.
Mr.. TschteP se propons moEalisar el Guar
| po prepararlo para las pr6ximaR elsccfonesa
en- que IL polciA tiens que dar pruebas ds
| una Inn mparci&lidAd compIeta.
IN LIQUIDo MILAGRoso nl-Dssde que
| los seflorsa osdieFno, L6pez y Oompaffs, iu-
viaron In falls idea do sdquirir dRr como
Ger nj pueblo do Puerto Rico. In exquisita "
va acrsditada cerveSa SLA UNION PU ERTO
RRIQUEEAS, n6taGa una inclination muy
Acentuada al nm cue tAnt0 perHigue al seflor
Matienso CintF6n+
Hay ouisn asegura que eadA bArril de cer-
vsza, ecuivele en- el Amino de los cons aumido-
Fss, > tres eloe aentisimos dtscursos del sef1or
MRtienx0.
Dlcha csrveaa contiens gran d6sis de- pa
trioAismo asf ssq que sl que In pruebs 10
paIAdsa. NO pusde por nsnos que gritsr III Que
vsnga In Union ll
CadA dia lleg& aquf poR To- ms i ana con mas
Rsaraso sI eorreo &c Ponce.
El meeting rspublfesno dc sats aards &c
abriFS CON oil hlnno all OairAn1 Ouando ne
Gorniencs s0car este himno. se deacubrirS
aods sl auditoEio ah sehAl do rsspaso.
MsflanA ssndFa lugar sn oatsho nm gran
EnsettDg dsI partido obrsro socialists. En ssta
rnaeting harAn Tn props gands de que 81 obrsro
vote Ia candtdatnrA federal, que ss In que
pueds salvar IL triatesisuaci6n que afie R.esa
pobrs elass.
EI sef1r Lsspisr, administrator prcpieta
rio del <Dlario de Ponees 90 encuensra sn ssta
capital.
Dssds haes mucho tiompo goss ds gran
a a N6Yy4
Hoy ss IL favorita del pGbiieo, puss sus ucorss
son los meiores que Sc f&brican.
Tcsta f6brieM oh especial en- la eonfeecton
de ron. puea aus marc9s nc son excs,snass. ~ n.
Ola sodas los mssas do los hoselss eases par-
tfeul&rea.
Aver NO pudo asr pubteado ei psri6dieo
EL PoSs a causs da an eoDfiicto hnAneisFo.
Muchas manifestations de ainpaMss han
diri1ido ds aqui La DEMocRACtA innnidaa %
amigos por su editorial Dc sysr hsuiAoo
Tcs nm ar1fculo cue 90 probable sea repro
d1cido en- hoias susitas On a'gnnos miles Do
eteHplaFss.
EI iuicio oral Ds amigio Dlnguf fue sns-
noudido syar tsndrk Iugar mahana.
nn al ur6ximo vapor del 1s que saldrA ps'
=. n.n,S, ambareark al iovsn don Agussin
Parax Pisrrel cursAr essndios'
Arosba dik urn raayeta an el Arsenal ID
A.nds miIitar dal battalion de puersorTiqusfos.
a.,fa eonVenisnts que Ia Jnnta de Sanided
..Aana.s nne los Gacharros destinaaos Il
,.s Snessn eonysnisntenente sarsdos pa
.,,ts : Ia mona rsci6n de eans mal0s olores
dnrants 81 psrmanancia en- Ian sahss
uApuAnTA AMERICANA. - FortalaSa'
"a San Juan Puarto Rico.--Msdfcinas as ra-
+rrtn droqas. arafsulos da socAdos lnssEn'
mantos dc Ciru1ia prsslob
t0s.
A. MIRAGE aua Oh day6 sl smes-
noy noyS,SIs-ana'r SS rtas haze arss 6fas asaa annn
ciAnd0se por todaa las eaaias finsDAas
ein0Ad. a.. vara raeorrer
80, e. - nnr ohteao de atrAer los etzriosns Gus
aumaniarAn si sdHsFo da oysh's' = A'sNs
t0 v..aydn sohrs 100 regso-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
EI Sr. Antonio BIanco
es nombrado policla
de La Corresp0ade1lcta)

El aprsciabIa caballero don Antonio Blan-
60, empIeado del Gobisrno general. ha sido
nom brado poIicfa tnsuiar ain sualdo
Eneonsramos expiicAei6n ID nomhra-
mien 30 considers ndo que el Sr BiAnco por Ga
cultura & &flustraei6n, investido de ausoridad
policlaca, an mora entos dados pueds dessmpe-
nar fnnefonea fmportantss por dslegaei6n del
gobernador que sssima en- 10 qus vale san
apreciAbls cabailsro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
Don Domingo Matanzo

uox..,a eon dirseef6n D San Juan, desda
donde embarcarG para E.pffIs. ssse amigo
nussaro. aeaudAlado comsrciRnted De essa plaza.
r2aatantes dssgraeias de fAmiils motivan
dieho viaie, que serG breve.
Dssskmcsle falis travesfa gfAta parma
nencia "a Ia antigua matropoli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
- " 1 $ .

parti- del 90 de @ stubrs pr6xlmo voIve-
ran .aeAr an Ponce los vaporss de- ia xR ID
D. Line, - 4ZnliaS y &MarRraioo,> sdmisi~ndo
esrga pass geFos en- vi e. directs para
York Goortunamente "a pubIfearS nj nuevo
itinsrarto.
AGENTS: Morklez Co -Pones .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18

sasnA al nombre da don JoA q ufn sIofs para
Aleads de Bio Pisdras per el p&rtido repubIi'
Gano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18

TRAPHES caderas stirInq CaIderas Mtubuares Horn0s
para quea hagaso BURT Triple eect0 slstema
LILLE. Hfs-- - -.
clasfcadores Tachos Ronbas, Firos Arados al vap0r
Locomotorae vgones e. g.. cemento Portland TERRA
aearia acdo para Impar Triple efectos Tachos Banco-
pomo mlnio ,Abonos quimcos
Oficina CaIEe Crisfo 4. Sam .Iuan P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
AV1 SO

los Coerciantes de Puer
to Rico los Etados Undos manestamos que e gremio
<union Trcedores de Cauass normes an
rebacon alguna de los marales emeados
elaboracdn las Fabcas de esa ocadad Buenas
Juncos San Lorenzo
.Caguas, Agosto IL de 1902
Eel Presidente, III. Tdrgds Foytg. II
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
HETTY GREEN WILL
CARRY 4 REVOLVER
Secures Official Permit for Weapon to
Protect Her From High-Handed
Lawyers

NEW YORK, May st viii not be safe
for any lawyer TO try to carry matters
with too high hand hereafter when he
opposes Mrs Hetty Green in litigation
The richest woman in America has ROW
an official permit from the police depart
meat Of this city to carry around with
her a revolver, and weapon of 44-cali-
Der is the variety she favors- 1t is thu
first instance on record in this city where
a woman has received such permission.
In explaining her reasons for wanting
such a permit and telling vEy she wanted
to carry a revolver of A-caliber, Mrs.
Green said:
I want to be able to Icy a revolver
on the table beside me- so that when
lawyers are in consultation with me the
fact that I am not strong enough to knock
them down viii not leave them free to
90 high-handedIy through things like
bull in a china shop"
The attempt Of an attorney OF another
State to intinidate her. she said, had
been the immediate cause OF her decision
to apply for the permit which she has
now received
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
CARDINAL HARfINBLLI
RBLIBQUISHES POST
Business of Legation Turned
Over to Mgr. Marchetti.
Left for New York This Morning to Take
Steamer for Genoa-Ris Successor
Net Named.

Cardinal MaTtine1li yesterday trans
ferTed his powers as papaI delegate to
this country to Mgr Marchetti, the aud
itor OF the Papal Legation, who. in con-
junction with Mgr. Rocker. will transact
the business OF the legation until the sue
cessor Of Cardinal Aartinelii has been ap-
pointed The key, the seal. the documents,
and archives, and all other property of
the Papal Legation. were handed over to
Mgr Marchetti, who duly receipted for
the same
Nothing Is known at the legation about
the appointment Of q successor to Cardi-
nal MartiRelIi.
This morning Cardinal MartineIi for
mally relinquished his pest and left for
New York to take steamer tomorrow for
Genoa He viii sail en- the North Ger
man liner Lain He was accompanied 10
New York by Mgr Marchetti and Mgr.
Rocker, who, while in that city. will at
tend the funeral Of Archbishop Corrigan.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
MRS. CALLAHAN'S STATEMENT
Complains Of Unjust Discrimination by
81. Health Authorities.
To toe Editor of The Times.

o ice EQliOF OF ne lines
The statement printed in The Morning
Times by the Board Of Health is not ac-
eurate where 1t alleges that oniy one
person was elected from ny dining room
when the Health Office placed it under
quarantine on the 18th Of April There
we're four at the tables who were told
TO get out and many more came in and
went away upon learning what had hap
.paned- The result WIS that ny d5anar.
which would amount TO about SI5. was a
total loss. The case was diagnosed to be
smallpox al about 3 O'Clock and I would
like TO know Why the officer awaited anti
the busiest period OF the dinner hour TO
close up NY dining rOOIH2 Why. under
any circumstances, VS. the dining room
closed and my business completely szls-
pended when those who frequenzed the
dining room or worked in IL were not
quarantined2 Why was the Raleigh Hote!
business allowed TO continue under ike
circumstances? The BOard OF Health sur-
nished part Of the provisions for Us dur
ing the period OF quarantine but it left
ne to face the payment f my rent with
out penny. ny business ruined, and Gus
toners gone elsewhere.
Il IS proper that Deans should be en-
plOyed TO prevent the spread Of disease,
but when ones business is needlessly de-
stroyed and they are left in distress
through the operations of the law. 4
recompense should be provided by the de-
stroyeT.
Il does not seem possible that the
Board OF Health is helpless 10 repair its
own damages. Very respectfully.
MRS. A. a. CALLAHAN,
1871 E Street northwest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
Interstate Commerce Decision.

The Interstate Commerce Commission,
in an opinion by Chairman Knapp, an
nouneed its decision IL She case Of the
Red Cloud Mining Company against the
southern Pacific Company. The point de-
cided is as follows: A tariff fixing rate
on machinery from Erie. Pa, to SaIton.
Cal. having been legally established. Il
was the duty Of the defendant to Apply
the rate so published and in effect upon q
shipment made BY complainant between
those points; and IL, as claimed by com
pIainant. a contract was made with de-
feadant for lower charge upon that ship
ment, such contract was lot binding and
its violation furnishes no ground for re-
dress under the act TO regulate com
merce. The complaint in this case was
therefore dismissed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
BBRLINBR Dimes
THE DIXIB'S MEN
Turkeys at Teneriffe Slaugh-
tered for Cruisers Officers.

After ten months cruise in European
and West Indian waters the converted
cruiser Dixie. now used as training ship
arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yes
terday. and TO ali visitors who went
aboard after the cruiser ted up to Cob
dock the officers were loud in their praises
Of The American consul at TenerfIe, IN
the Canary Islands, Sol Berliner, the for
mer New York politician.
BerIiRer made himself popular with the
Dixie's officers by giving them a real old
fashioned turkey dinner. The Dixie ar
rived at Teneride on Saturday. March /.
The cruiser was due 70 stay at the island
over Sunday and then continue her cruise
As soon as the Dixie came to anchor
Consul BerIiner Vas seen coming along
side to pay his respects TO Capt r y
Berry, his officers and crew. Lieutenant
Commander F. j. Wilmer met the consul
at The head of the gangEay and he was
shown into the captains cabin, where the
consul vas socn nodding TO his long list
of friends. While the officers were being
introduced to Mr.. BerIiner he unfoIded
his plan to entertain them with an Amer
lean TURKEY dinner.
I've been expecting you boys" said
Mir BerIiner. and in anticipation Of your
visit I've been fattening the turks
against the time of slaughter You must
come ashore tomorrow ard take dinner
with ne I've some fine Rhode Island tur-
keys that are just fat enough for killing. "
Most Of the officers wanted 20 decline
the invitation TO dinner on account Of an
excursion they had planned to q resort
several miles inland. Mr.. BcrIinar pre-
vailed upon them fnaIIy to give Up the
trip.
The Dixie left the Brooklyn Navy Yard
on July q, 1901, with crew Of 3g4 lands
men aboard. She went 10 Gardeners Bay
for a few days and then set sail forEu-
rope She has been To the Mediterranean
TO Puerto Rico and other points in the
West Indies since She returns with 2S9
men aboard. the rest having been sent to
different ships in Europe and elsewhere.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
SCHOLARSHIPS UNDER
CARNEGIE DONATION
Awards Made at Meeting in London Of
Iron and Steel Institute.

LONDON, May AT a meeting of the
Ircn and Steel Institute yesterday the
following were awarded scholarships IN
der the Carnegie e10O donation:
IL Boudonard, of Paris. aged thirty. for
an essay on the nature Of research into the
electric resistance of steels.
Mr. Campbell, OF New York. aged TWEEN
ty-fve, fer an article or the microstruc-
ture and critical points Of iron, a contin-
uation Of Pref Matthews work.
Mr.. Campion, of Cooper's Hill, aged
twenty-seven, for an essay on heat treat
nent OF steel.
Mr. Longmuir. Of Manchester, aged
twenty-five, on the effect Of casting tenn
peratures-
Herr Schott. Of Berlin, aged twenty-six,
on the properties OF tool steel.
Mr. Wigham. of Wakefield. for disserta-
ton on the effect of copper on steel
Dr. John Alexander Mathews. of Column
bis University, New York, was awarded
the Carnegie gold medal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
JUDGE ALLOWS SON
TO DIE IN AGONY
Gave Him Christian Science and Refused
to Call Physician

OMAHA, Neb., May 9.-DouaId, the if
teen-year-oId son of Judge J. ". Eller,
died yesterday at the home, 923 South
Fortieth Street. Under Christian Science
treat ment- No physician had been called
and the boy suffered intense agony for
several hours.
For several days EIIer's neighbors have
been complaining, and the mayor directed
the city physician TO act on the case.
EIler refused him admission, promising to
get doctor He did not, and the boy
died An inquest viii be held today
Judge Eller says ITO the best of my
knowledge and ability I gave Donald the
Christian Science treatment I called in
C. ". Chadwick. the first reader of the
church, who has had charge Of the case
ever SAGE. and who was present when
Donald died yesterday morning. To Us it
appeared like q case of gastric fever.
though the neighbors called it typhoid -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
OPINIONS DIVERGENT
ON SABBATH CHANGE
Rabbis VIII Appoint Commission to Con-
slider Adoption Of Christian Sunday.

NEW ORLEANS, May $50 divergent
are the opinions Of the members Of the
conference Of American rabbis, and 50
vitality does the proposed transference Of
the Mosaic Sabbath TO the Christian Sun
day affect the Jews Of the nation, that it
was decided yesterday, after a number CT
addresses had been heard on the question.
10 appoint commission to make q thor
ough investigation Of the views of the
congregations Of the country On the sub
ject and report at the conference to be
held next year
The commission viii be named today.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-09
CHICAGO THREATENED
WITH BIG STRIKE
Opposition Of Traction Company to Or
ganization Of Employees Arouses
Trades Unionists

CHICAGO, May 9.-The opposition Of the
Union Traction Company to the oTganiza-
ton Of its employees has aroused the trades
unionists. and a special meeting OF the
Chicago Federation Of Labor has been
called for Sunday evening by President
Bowman. The Federature viii formulate
plans of procedure against the company
Among the things proposed IS a general
strike Of the union men connected with
the various lines. including m2chinists
electricians, engineers, and iremeu. and
the levyiBg OF a heavy assessment for the
support CT the discharged men and the
extension Of the organization, and a gen
erai boycott by the 600 members Of
unions affiliated with the Chicago FEEDER
atlor. o. Label
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DREAMED FATHER WAS KILLED
Parent Then Fell Down Stairs and His
Neck Was Broken.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. May s-While
Conrad Book. Of Meade Street. lay dream
ing that his father had net an awful
death he was aroused by the noise made
by his parent falling down the stairs,
which resulted in a broken neck and death
within half hour.
Louie c. Book the father. became i'll
during the night, and at 3 o'clock yester-
day morning he was in search of medi-
cine, when he tripped and fell.
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BODIES OF BROTHERS
LIE SIDE BY SIDE
BROKER SNPS OUT;
DEBTS ARE 100000
Abe Becker, Member of WeII-Known
Commission Firm Disappears
From Denver.

STOUX CITY. Iewa. Nav 9.-Abe Becker,
enc of the NEST widely known stock com
mission brokers in the West. disapPe
from Denver eight days ago, leaving debts
claimed by his creditors to amount to
100000. One bank claims So, 600 against
him.
The firm, R Becker & Son. branch OF
the Sioux City and Omaha firm CT R
Becker & began, opened IN Office III Den
yer in 1899. Three months ago Abe Becker
announced he had bought the business.
His business methods have caused the
Denver market to be known as the .sOne-
Man Market" Becker lived high at the
Brown Palace Hotel. Yesterday writs Of
repleviIB were sued out, taking all his per
sonaI belongings. He is reported to be il
Old Mexico
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MAN SUES TO RECOVER,
IS ORDERED TO PAY OUT
Plaintiff Mulcted by jury for Balance of
Counter Bill

DOVER, Del, Hay "A jury in the su-
perior Court yesterday brought in q re-
markable verdict in the suit of Edward
Mcguire against Robert DaFrah-
Mcguire sued for an account reaching
1925. but Darrah brought in counter
bill, claiming s16e. The jury did not find
for the plaintiff. except to allow him the
$125 sued for as part settlement OF the
$3.50 claim Of Darrah. and it awarded
Darrah the So difference
BTockson & Jilnson. representing Ma
gJIire. thought that there was some mis-
take and called for a poll Every nan in
the box answered that that was his YER
diet.