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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-28
Ha CauSadO i'm
preston en- AnaSCO
Ell SUCESO De MAYAGUEz
Ell dia 26 Ia COiOnia espa1OIa
CeIebr6 la fiesta del patron de
Espala.
El doctor Guzman Rodriguez
soIicita ell concurso de los hom-
bres de buena voIuntad, para
enriquecer con libros la "Bib.io-
teca Hostos".
(Dr nueStro col1'espouSaD

Julio, 26. Ell suceso que mas ha
impresionado este pueblo es ell ocu-
rrido antes de aver en- Mayagiiez, dra-
ma tragico en- que fu6 actor principal
ell joven don Domingo Altiery. Sc
dice que los hermanOs don Domingo v
don Antonio Altiery salieron de Anas-
co para Mayagtiez & eXigir al policia
insular Castro, que cumpliera 4 una
hermana de estos, sagrada promesa de
matrlmonio. De este resulto una dis
puta entire Castro V Domingo Altiery,
resultando muerto ell policfa Castro,
herido de revolver
FL hechO es tanto mas de lamentar,
cuanto que ell joyen Artery, pertene-
ciente q una de las buenas familias del
pueblo, era un joven apreciado de to-
dos, de conducta intachable v laborio-
so empleado de la Central <Sucesores
de Bianchi2.
El policia Castro vivio algtln ITEM
pO en- Anasco y Sc lie tenfa en- buen
concepto, por su buen trato, por per-
tenecer 4 familia considerable en- Ma
yagtiez y por haber cumplido, durante
su estanca aquf, con los deberes de
su cargo.
Los espanoles no quisieron celebrar
aver ell dia de Santiago Y 10 han deja-
do para hoy. En- ell <Centro latinoa
Sc dara, esta noche, una yelada lirico-
dramatica. rs mejor celebrar con es-
tos expectaculos, que con bales, los
dias gloriosos de una nacion.
Antes de aver guard6 CANA, con Ii
gera indisposicion, la senorita Sofia
Urrutia, hija de don Vicente Urrutia
Esta enfermo de la vista, con fuerte
conjuntivitis, ell nino Aquilino del Ro-
sario, hermano del Farmacentico de
Gauco, don Carlos del Rosario.
Pronto Sc despedira de nosotros pa
ra hjar SUI residencia en- San Juan, ell
ioven & ilustrado jurisconsulto don
Rafael Arrillaga Urrutia.
Manana empieza ell pintor don Julio
Medina trabajar en- las dccoracioncs
del <Teatro Hostos>.
FL carpntero sefor Dino esta ha-
cicndo varios trabaios dc carpinterfa
en- dicho Teatro, con la pericia y buen
gusto, que acostumbra.
Esta meior la nina del alcalde, dor
Agustin Pesante, que habia tenido
una recaida.
Don Manuel Guzn6n Rodriguez.
soicita, por nuestro conducto, dc to
dos sus amigos un libro para In ~Bi-
blioteca Hosto5o, que pronto Sc abrl-
ri al p0blico.
Sc ha rebajalo la tianza 4 los love
mes hrmantes de una hoia, que cl doc
tor Casalduc denunci6, hacc va alg6r
tempo, por libelo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-28
A LOS PROPIETARlOS

Cuadernos taIonarios de cien recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandas.
En- SLa Correspondence de Puerto
RicoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-28
Aver

Temperature maNima s1.t
Ii mlnima f69
Lluvia IL
Media normal de Iluyia 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-28
FiadOrGS de los
hermanOS AItieri
en- Mayaguez, no COnSiguiGrOn que
tuGran puGStOs en- IibGrtad
Nu0VOS infOrmeS aCerCa de los
dGtdlIGS del aCOnteCimientO.
Trabajos de la Corte de Distrito
(De uucStr,, colIe&pOu&0lJ

Julio 26.-Anoche i ESQ de las s He
garon 4 csta ciltlad don Francisco
Bianchi y don Jose A. Pesante acom-
panados del padre de los procesados
Altieri dar la defensa al distinguido
abogado don Jose de Diego quien
acept6 ell cargo.
Luego quisieron prestar tianza por
los preSOs pero no pudierOn obtener su
libertad
Esta manana las 8 Sc celebr6 ell
entierro del tinado policia Juan Castro
y 4 las log los doctores Monagas Y Gil
menez practicaron la auptosia en- Ia
capllla del cementerlo, resultando de
ella que el interfecto recibio dos heri-
das, una leve en- la pierna derecha y la
otra mortal de necesidad en- la clavicu-
la izquierda interesando ell pulm6n
Ambas balas salieron.
Debo hacer constar que Antonio Al
tiery no dispar6 contra Castro 81
solo solo su hermano Domingo que hi
70 fuego cuatro yeces.
En- la tarde de hoy Ina fallecido ell
distinguido v antique abogado frances
don Jose Garcia Gle la Tore, que tan
to tempo hacla estaba enfermo.
Don Isaac Martinez, que habia en-
barcado hace POGO para New York, Y
4 quien Sc acusa de seduction de Ia
nina Juana Ortiz, lleg6 esta tarde en-
el tren que vino de esa ciudad.
En- la Corte de Distrito de esta ciu-
dad Sc leyeron las siguientes acusa-
clones:
Contra Tomas Vidal Martinez Jo-
Sc Capcstany por delito contra el era
rio p1blico, Representatives por los le
trados Freyre y Faiardo. FL primero
solicita ser juzgado por jurado y ell Sc
gundo por tribunal de derecho pidien-
do tGrmino para contestar la acusaci6n,
concedi6ndoselo por tres dias.
Contra Francisco Solaniz por AGO.
metimiento con arma mortifera.
Solicit6 iurado.
Contra Vicente Ascencio Rosa, por
perjurio. Solicita tribunal de derecho
Contra Jose Leocadio Garcia, Gena-
TO Cort6s, Pascasio Fajardo. Arturo
Salguero, Magfn Moves, Jose Reyes
Alvarez y MaXimino Figueroa por
libelo
Deticnde 4 estos acusados don Pas
casio Faiardo defcndiGndosc 81 mismo.
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EIGmentOS pOIitiCOS
de FajardO, sepdranse de Ia pO-
IitiCa de partidQ.


''''ii ~ ''''4it
Senor: clos que suscribimos, ali
liados todos al partido republicano de
talardo, queremos hacer ante el pals
esta manifestation eXpont6nea, hija
del desengano que nos desalienta Y del
patriotismO que nos anlma>.
~Rogamos 4 usted que EN- su ilustra-
do periodico, que es impartial, de ca
blda 4 estas lineas V reciba por clio
nuestras mas eXpresiyas gracias3.
NSomos los republicanos que de bue
ma f6 suscribimos ell programa con que
abri0 su campana csc partido. Lucha
mos con denuedo por cl triunfo de
nuesuos ideales, crcyendo. como cree
mos, que la Interpretation sincera de
aquella plataforma Y la signiticacion
| del nombre que nos agrup0 eran Se9u-
ra garantia de la libertad de nuestro
! pueblo, Pcro los hombrcs que Sc CO.
locaron al frente de ese partido demos
traron bien pronto que iban movidos
| pOr rencores personales Y tomaron ese
/ programa y ese nombre como espejis-
mo para someterlo 4 esos fines, consti-
tuy6ndose una yez en- ell poder en- au
t6cratas amigos del nuevo amo para
ahogar con 81 la libertad que pregona-
ban, Y gobernar tan arbitrariamente
como Sc nos goberno en- los 400 amos
| de coloniaje espanol@.
clos comit6s del partido en- los pue-
bios. y el pueblo mismo, son hoy, mas
que nunca, la Ultima palabra en- ell con-
cepto Gle aquellos, y solo Sc han seryi-
! do de este, cuando les ha cOnyenido,
! para cntrcparlO luepO 4 su DrOpiO dpS-
! preStigioa.
SNo decimOs mas pOrque ESQ basta.
rs hora va de que Sc queden solos.
FL caciquismo que hoy Sc levanta es
peor que ell caciquismo de los tiempos
de Espana. Aqu6l resuelta y hasta
noblementc Sc declaraba enemigo de
nuestra libertad y en- ese terreno, CO.
noci6ndole, lie combatimos. Este Sc
llama democrata, hiio de la libertad,
sarcasticamente, y con las leyes que
vota v las resoluciones que toma, aho-
GA esa ibortad dvsprecia la voluntad
suprema de un puebloS.
~Hombres < de honor y de buena f6
dc Puerto Rico, abaio la yenda, no sa-
critiquemOs mas en- esta lucha esterll
10 POGO que nos queda. rs precise
que, aunque tarde tai yez, nos arrepin-
tamos del NAL que hcmos hecho 4 nues-
ira patria con esa guerra fratricida. V
que nos unamos en-. la defensa com1n
del suelo que nos VIC nacer. Os da-
mos el eiemplo. Separaos de esa poll
tica los que aun estais cnganados, y
busquemos la manera de reaIizar Guam
to antes nucstra union con cuaIquier
programa y hajo cuaIquicr nombre.
pero con una soia aspiration: La Ii
bertad de esta TERRA hermosa en- que
Dios nos coloc6 con ell deber de emo
blecerla V enorandeccrla. no de humi-
llarla ultraiarla>.
Fajardo, P X. Julio u de 1903.
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Intinerario de la linea Havre-B Bordeaux Haiti
RETORNO
VENIDA
LLEGADA

Precos de PQsdjes
DE SAN JUAN PR. AL HAVRE Y VICE-VERSA:
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Los espanoles no quisieron celebrar
aver el dia de Santiago Y 10 han deja-
do para hoy. En- ell <Centro latinos
Sc dara, esta noche, una velada lfrico-
dramatica. rs mejor celebrar con es-
tos expectaculos, que con bales, los
dias gloriosos de una naci0n.
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/" del F.. 8" de /" F. $50
de F.. Entrepont
Nhos hasa gratis hasta AMOS cuao de paa
hasta medic pasae de adelante pasaie
Las amias conPuten Pasaes enteros de tenda
bAis de Is PS.
Sc exp bletes de ida vuelta rebaa de P8
Para mas pormepores drigirse
]. I. Silva Banking and Commercial & Co
CONSIGNATARIOS
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En- esta imprcnta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo S2-40 quintal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
VICTIM OF GAMBLING !
Body Of the Suicide at Oakland
Identified As That of CAPTAIN
Thomas Howard.

Oakland, July 24.-Deputy Coroner
Streightiff said today that the body of
the man who was found dead At West
Berkeley last Saturday morning with
two bullets in his brain had been fully
identified as that of Captain Thomas
Howard, formerly a prominent citizen
of Victoria, b. g. 1t is also believed
that HLyard committed suicide.
While in san Francisco he had been
furnished with funds by J. p. Treanor,
with whom he was Interested in min
ing scheme. A week ago last Saturday
Treanor gave him $3.50 and bade him
good-by, Howard having announced
that he would leave for Victoria on the
s O'Clock train that evening He Vas
in arrears at the Russ house. where he
had been staying, to the amount of
about so. but 10 his friend and bust
ness associate he had represented the
debt to be about $3.50 and induced
Treanor to furnish him with a larger
sum. Investigation shows that How
ard afterward went to the pool rooms
in Sausalito and lost what little money
he had left.
No date has yet been set for the in
quest.
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FERDINAND HAS FLED
Bulgaria No Longer Safe Place
For the Reigning
Prince.

Belgrade. July 24.-Prince Ferdinand.
accompanied by his children. passed
through this city on his way to vienna
Vienna, July 24.-The reports that a
revolution has broken out in Bulgaria
and that Prince Ferdinand has fled ara
semi-Officially characterized here as
unfounded. 1t is stated that July
70 IS the anniversary of the death of
Prince Ferdinand's father and that the
immediate object of his present Jour
ney is to visit his grave at Coburn.
which is his annual custom.
AS near as it can be ascertafned here
the report Of Prince Ferdinand's flight
from Bulgaria is unfOunded.
An official in Vienna said to the Assoc
ciated Press this afternoon:
THE story published by the Stamina
and other Belgrade papers. that a revo-
luton had broken out in Bulgaria. that
Prince Ferdinand is about to flee or
has fed to Belgrade and that there
have been fifty-four night assassina-
tons. mostly of soldiers on duty at
Prince Fcrdinand's palace at Sofia. is
a na1evolent political trick designed to
compromise Bulgaria and her prince
and to direct public attention from the
present conditions in Servia''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
YOUTH DID NOT COUNT
Two Boys Hanged in Kentucky
For the Murder of
A. B. Chinn.

Lexington, Ky, July A.-Cl9udc OBri7n
and Earl +. Whitney. boys in years and
whose faces indicated nothing OF the
criminal, were hanged here at o'clock
this morning for the murder of A. b.
Chinn.
The boys atc hearty breakfasts and 1T
1880 We're dressed for the scaffOld. Both
were so calm that they elected comment
from all the officials. Two priests at .
the condeUlncd said they felt better and
were ready 20 die. Whitney smiled from
the scaffOld at the crowd They shook
hands with the priests. OBuens lips
moved in prayer as the rOpe was adjust
ed. Both replied they did not have any
thing TO say.
Early on the morning of October u,
1902. O'Brien and Whitney entered the
home of A. 3. Chnn, wealthy mer-
chant ard an eN- Confederate soldier. and
with revolvers in hand demanded MS
Chinn, their son, hurried to the door OF
his parents room and the burglars be
gan shooting. Asa Chinn also opened
ire The elder Chmn, sitting on the side
of his bed was shot through the body
Tho BOYS then ran from the room over
the form of Asa Chnn, who also had
been shot and was lying on the floor. us
ing his revolver Us best he could. Whit
neg was wounded in ;he left knee. Ih2
elder Chinn got NJ out of the bed AID
went to tie door, where he dropped dead
The boys We're captured Few da:
later near here. but owing to rumprs Of
lynchlng were removed 20 Louisville foI
safe keeping. OBrien was Is years Ji
age and his home was ~ memphis Tenu
Earl whitney, one Year his senior, has
relatives in Nashville, Tenn.
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WATCHING AND WAITING
After Reflection the Oriental Warriors Have Come the COncu-
sion Not to Tackle Russia Singe-haRdsd
and Will Ask Help

ONDON, July 2L-Japan has de-
cided to adopt the policy of watt
ing and watching Russia. advo-
Gated by Great Britain. In the mean
time she viii urge China to carry out
the assurances given to the United
States respecting Manehuria and VIII
endeavor to obtain the opening of adj
ditional ports.
At the japanese legation here the
following statement was made by an
official TO the Associated Press:
Il can assure you mat the talk Of
war between Russia and Japan is an
invention. Japan has not the least in
tention of taking that course. Japan
and America are acting on the same
lines and il would be difficult for any
other power to Withstand the pressure
they and Great Britain could apply"
Will Wait Till October.
1t is said that Japan intends to do
nothing until October, when the final
evacuation of Manchuria must occur.
The failure of Russia to withdraw
from Manchuria would be followed by
a serious move on the part of Japan.
The Russian embassy here regrets
the confusion which has arisen in con-
sequence of the report that Prince
Ching, head of the Chinese foreign Of
flee, has written to Minister CongeI
refusing TO open ports in Manchuria
The Russian officials believe at Wash
ington that the note was sent before
China gave her assurances, and they
assert positively that Russia intends
to carry out to the letter the assur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
RECEIVING THE GLAD TIDINGS IN NEBRASKA
PROSPECT OF A STRIKE
BookbinderS May Succeed in
Closing Government Print
ing Office.

Washington. July CIV A. Miller,
the foreman of the binding division
in the government printing office.
against whose reinstatement the Book
binders union is fighting, appeared at
the government printing Office today
and tomorrow will report for duty IN
der instructions of Public Printer Pal
mer.
The bookbinders win hold a mass
meeting tonight, when a line Of action
viii finally be decided upon. The book
binders have positively announced that
they viii walk out If Miller gees to
work and that the allied trades VIII
take sympathetic action. The civil
service commissioner issued a certifi-
cate of reinstatement, which reached
the public printer today, and Mr. Pal
mer announced positively that in ac-
cordance with the order Miller would
return TO work tomorrow morning un-
less there was in the meantime an ex-
ecutive order to the contrary, which
he said was very improbable. He de-
clined to discuss his policy further and
said that he did not believe the book
binders would walk cut.
Secretary COrtelyou has advised the
Bookbinders' union that the charges
against Miller are matters for the con-
sideration of the public printer as they
involve an employe of the latter's office
He also has advised them that the
questions were settled by the preSi-
dents order for reinstatement and the
charges of unfitness as an employee now
pending are separate and distinct sub
jects, the former being regarded as a
/ closed incident
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LOSES THE TITLE.
Oldest Son Of an Earl Was Born Too
Soon.

Oldest Son OF an Earl w db oO4A AOO
Soon.
London. July 2l.-Thc committee on
privileges of the House of Lords today
decided against the claim Of William
Turnour Thomas PoUlette. Viscount Him
ton. the former organ grinder ln the
streets of London. 20 the earldom OF Pou-
lette and in favor of The late earl S son
by a later marriage.
The whole case turned on the question
Of legitimacy OF the claimant whose eNi-
dencc and also That Of his Witnesses WAS
that the late earl aclSnOwlcdged Rim as
his own son by his marriage with Eliza
beth LaVinia Newman whom hc nut-
ried i'm IS49. 1t WAS not denied that Mlss
Newman prior 20 the marriage lived with
an officer, Captain Granville. The claim,
ant was born after her marriage 10 the
earl. IL was claimed that the birth was
prematur which was supported hy me6-
ical testimony. The defense denied ,he
acknowledgement by the iate earl OF the
claimant as his son. and asserted tnci
on account OF the time the cart had
known Miss Newman prior 10 their 10 ar
mage il was impossible for ale clrmar,
to be his son.
The court decided that title TO ths
property was not vested in the claimant
but in the earls son. William John Lyd-
stOn Poulettc. wEo - stu minor.
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ances she has given and viii not inter
pose obstacles in TIE way of China OBJ
serving her pledge to Secretary Hay.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram COM
pany from st. Petersburg, dated July
20, says:
Russian Views.
'The attitude of Japan and the war
like tone of the majority of the Japa-
rNse press have attracted nNlch atten-
ton in official circles here. 1t is de-
clared by the best informed people that
there is no Likelihood of war, certainly
not upon Russia's initiative. II IL said
that Russia has every motive for desir-
ing peace. chiefly for financial reasons,
with which are bound up a desire for
extensive domestic reforms which the
government considers to be the most
efficacious manner of disarming inter
nal discomfort and nipping the revolu-
tionary propaganda in the bud
1T is believed to be impossible from
the Russian viewpoint for Japan TO en-
bark in a contest with Russia single
handed. and it is not thought she viii
secure material support OF Great Brit
ain or the United States. Nevertheless
Russia is taking every precaution tc
strengthen her military and naval po-
sition in the Orient.s believing this tC
be the surest means OF discouragins
Japanese aggression.
M Lessar's Port Arthur conference
is said to have dealt chiefly with these
measures. though they are declared L
be. entirely precautionary. war being
the furthest thing from the wishes o.
the Russian government"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Cowardly Attack Upon Two Women
in Colorado.

Lake city. colo, July 24.-Mrs. Anna
Bailey and Mrs Mary Woods were shot
from ambush last night about "A mile
from town when returning home from
Lakeshore. Mrs. Bailey is mOrtally
wounded and Mrs Woods IS in a serious
condition. The assassin. who was cOn-
cealed among rocks on the mountain
side fired a charge o. buckshct at the
woman as they drove past The charge
struck Mrs Bailey on the right side Of
the face neck and shoulders. cutting her
WinGpipe. tearing away part Of her nose
and DESTROYING AN eve. Many OF the bull
lets penetrated Mrs. Woods body.
The shooting caused the horse 20 run
away AID both women We're thrown out
OF the buggy. receiving further serious
injuries.
Mrs Woods husband. who had quar-
relied with her. he's been arrested charged
with tho shooting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
MILLIONS INVOLVED.
Celebrated Mining Case Re~anded
by Montana Supreme Court.

Helena, Mont. July 24-The decision
OF Judge Harvey of Butte. refusing a
new trial IN the Minnie Healy case was
reversed by the Montana supreme court
today and the case rcmanded. The liti-
cation involves mining property worth
$lQ,0o0.O00 or more. The reversal was
based uIon the charges Of misconduct
made against Judge Harvey and upon
the merits OF the case The supreme
court also modified the order o survey
ET-ntcd TO Hcinze in the Nipper case,
and denies a motion filed by Heiuze' s
attorneys to draw tbs certified check
for Si25.C00. filed as a bond in the Min
ME Healy case. from the DAILY Bank
& Trust company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
FIRE AT DILLON, MONT.
Creamery Belonging to Ephraim
johnson Destroyed.

Dillon, Mont, July 24.-Thc Dillon
creamery was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $1,000 with $500
insurance. The fire is supposed to have
caught from the Overheating Of the
partition between the boiler house and
the milk room.
Dillon has 10 fire protection and the
flames were beyond control when as
sistance reached the butter maker. who
was alone when the fire was discovered
The creamery was started less than
two months ago by Ephraim Johnson,
who came from Ogden 20 Dillon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
ACCUSED OF GRATING.
Scandalous Charges Against British
Consul at san Francisco.

ScanQalOuS CudIBeS Against BIll1Sh
Consul at san Francisco.
San Francisco. July N.-Testimony Of
a sensational character. involving the
British consulate in this city. was ad-
Guced at the hearing of the charge &c
battery against T. ~ Newman. q
clearinghouse keeper who is accused
by Arthur Chambers. clerk i'm the
consulate. of having made an assault
upon him on Monday last.
Newman made a statement under
oath that Consul Bennett demanded
that he Newman pay him s. per man
for every sailor shipped from the con-
sulate on a British ship from this port
and that no less "A number than 100 a
month at s. be shipped.
Several sailors testified that Newman
had not ASA ulted Chambers. Al ad-
nitted that they got their pay from
the consul. Judge Cabinish took the
case under adviscment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
REVOLT OF CoNVICTs.

Chattanooga Tenn, July 24--Ihe
convicts leased by the state OF Georgia
to the Georgia Iron & Coal company
at Coal City, Ca, revolted this after
noon over the punishment of one OF
their number. The guards i'm attempt
ing to restore order shot and fatally
wounded two of the negroes The re-
mainder of the colony. about 125 in
number, have barricaded themselves
and are defying the guards They are
heing starved ont.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
IMPORTANT WITNESS ABSENT.

Butte. july 24.-Because of the absence
OF y. Gay Stvers, an Important witness
for the defense. the Shores case was
postponed today until September, upon
consent Of both parties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
vEsuvIus ACTIVE.

Rome July 24.-Mount Vesuvius has
grown more active during the last few
days Lava has overflowed 10 the eN-
tent Of $50 feet but is confined TO the
upper part OF the mountain. The au-
thorities say there IS no danger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
OBSTACLES ARE VERY FEW

os ANGELES Robinson, of the
department OF Salt Lake
months surveying the
to
to be covered
the
: viii proceed to S o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
VICTIM "a LocKJAW.

WiIkesbarre. Pa. July 2s.-Miss Jessie
Brader. aged ~. died last niEht from te-
tanus. She is the eighth victim Of iock-
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sEATs CoMING DOWN.

New York. July "a seat at the Stock
Exchange was sold today for $1,000. The
lslst preVious SAL was at S6l.5O0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
MORMON APPLICATIONS ARE REUSED

NEW made
~ o
understanding that
any preached
The applications OF held several months
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
TKE METaLS.

silver. 547Sc per ounce.
Copper. 12Zc per pound; New
York. S13.0OdS1325 per 100 POUNDS.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds; New
York. S430G440.