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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18
PRISON. MADE
PLOT EXPOSED
Blowing Up of Property of
the Great Northern Railway
Planned Many Years Ago
GRANVILLE WANTED MONEY
Testimony of Ex-COnvicts Is
Against the Man on Trial
for Blowing Up the Tracks

HELENA, Mont, Dec. LIN the
trial OF Isaac Gravelle, charged with
dynamiting the property of the North
ern Pacific Railway Company. it de-
veloped to-day that the plot against the
railroad was hatched in the Deer Lodge
penitentiary years ago. An ex-convict
named Murphy testified that Gravelle,
who was then in the penitentiary. told
him that he and others had a scheme
for getting money from the railroad.
Most of the day was spent in taking
expert testimony in the hope of prov
ing that six Of the threatening letters
received by the railroad company had
been written in the penitentiary and
smuggled out of the prison by Gravelle
when he was discharged last July. A
tablet was introduced in evidence and
the State counsel said he would prove
that GravelIe had borrowed the tablet
from a schoolgirl, for the purpose Of
writing the letter. The tablet paper
was the same as that on which four
threatening letters were written.
Luther Mills, postmaster at Cascade,
was put on the stand during the after
noon session and he identified Gravelle
2s the man who came to the Cascade
postOffice on the evening of October
last and got several sheets Of paper and
some envelopes. The paper had the
manufacturers brand. The witness
identified the threatening letter sent
the Great Northern. 1t and the en-
veIope were the same style he had sold
Cravelle. The paper found in The roat
Of Gravelle after he was arrested. Mills
said, was of the same sort he had sold
10 the defendant.
GrayeI!a was ais, identified by two
witnesses ;is having bean al BoZeman
and Chestnut streets at about the time
in August the Northern Pacific tracks
were dynamited.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18
FRY'S BILL FAVORED
BY SENATE COMMITTEE
Measure Exempting Inter-IsIand Traf-
fic From Coastwisc Law VIII Be
recommended

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE SEN
ate Committee on Philippines has di-
rected a favorable report on Sena-
tor Fry's bill exempting inter-island
passenger and freight business in the
archipelago from the provisions of the
coastwise law. Inter-island business
is left to the Government of the Phil
ippines for the enforcement of regu-
lations governing the transportation
of merchandise and passengers be-
tween ports and places in the Philip
pines until Congress shall have au-
thorized the entry as vessels of the
United States of vessels owned in the
islands.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18
SANTA FE WILL
IMPROVE ROAD
By Sale of Bonds Company
Raises S1O,OOO,OOO for Addi-
tiOnal Equipment and Tracks

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway has sold
to ]. P. Morgan & Co. s1O.OOO.OOO of the
general mortgage 4 per cent bonds. Of
which $15,OOO,OOO were recently issued
The sale will provide funds for addi,
tional equipment and construction OF
extensions and for double tracking
parts of the system. The total amount
Of AtchisOn general mortgage As now
outstanding is $14S. .797,5OO.
The Santa Fe Railway under the
terms of the general mortgage has been
empowered to sell these bonds at the
rate of S3,O00OO0 a year for improve
ments. The directors did not exercise
this right for over three years. The
announcement of the sale was received
with surprise in Wall street.
1t is understood that a large portion
of the new S10.OOO.OOO bond issue will bs
used to build a cut-off between BeIen,
n. NJ. and some Texas point.
A portion Of the proceeds Of the bond
issue is TO be used on the Bradshaw
Mountain Railway. which is to extend
east Of Prescott, Ariz., into the mining
region. Some of the money will be. re-
quired TO construct the Phoenix and
Eastern lire and for sundry other ex-
tensions in Arizona, the main double
trackage whic \ is to be done between
Olathe and Emporia. Kans.. and over
small stretches in Missouri and Illinois.
6sca1 ,,aar n-ae. TpoDorfs S10 29Q 0no.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18
Give Him a Camera.

Nothing could prove a more acceptable
Christmas present. Kirk, Geary 6, Co,
112 Geary street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18

times I felt like rebelling against the
doctor because of his unjust charges,
but l was too weak. He would some
times be nice to me, and at other times
very cruel. He would promise that if
he got the divorce and I was chaste
and good he would remarry me. When
he took me away from the house on
one occasion ] objected, and he told me
if did not stop my talk he would call
a policeman and have me locked up in
an insane asylum. My greatesc fear
was that the doctor would send
me to an insane asylum. / wrote let
ters at his dietation confessing 20 acts
of Improperly. He brought letters to
me when I was in the St. Helena Sana-
torium and forced me to write five and
six of them to Mr.. Carpenter and to
other people. l was weak. and the
strain told on me. He promised me a
good home if 1 would obey him, and
said if 1 did not I would never see my
children again.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18
WAS A FAITHFUL WIFE.

Il told him that l was faithful and
upright wife and was fit to take care
of my children. We lived together as
husband and wife during the paTiod
that my husband filed suit for divorce,
and when the decree was given by the
court / visited the newspaper Offices al
my husbands request in order to stop
the publication of stories that would
hurt him.
Mrs. Anthony told of the treatment
she received while living with her hus-
band at "a Webster street She claims
that her husband treated her cruelty
and at one time told their daughter
Lille that she was bad woman. The
witness said she appealed to her
daughter to disbelieve what her father
had said, and she was dragged from
the room By the doctor and tossed on
the bed; that the doctor sat on her and
that man who was staying at the
house as the doctors guest tried to
hold her feet, and she kicked him.
Further testimony in the case will be
taken next Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18

not introduced. in evidence, but it was
shown that it came from Miss Botha
in South Africa.
Mrs Anthony told of her nervous
condition over her husbands impris-
onment and said the suffering she un-
derwent during the time he was in the
hands of the British undermined her
health and made her very weak. She
said the doctors accusations affected
her very greatly and broke her up en-
tirely. He told her. she testified, that
he had evidence which he secured in
Washington that she had gone COM
pletely to the dogs" She accused her
husband of forcing her back on a
lounge and hurting her back, and OF
other cruel acts.
In order to prove that the husband
was in communication with his wife at
the time he was trying to secure a di-
vorce from her on the ground of deser-
ton, Attorney Carpenter read a sensa-
tional letter in which Anthony accused
his wife of infidelity and tried to make
her confess that he was right in his
accusation.
FORCED TO CONFESS.
Continuing her testimony. the wit
ness said: He said 1 was found in the
Auditorium Hotel, Chicago, with a
gentleman He said that was sufficient
evidence for him to get divorce from
me. His accusations Mortified me. He
spoke about his children and said they
were his, and L was not fit to bring
them up, and he used words that 1
don't care to repeat. He told me in
letter that l was insane. He accused
me of certain acts and tried hard to
make me confess"
Don't you know how you were taken
to the ST. Helena Sanatorium?" she
was asked.
Il was told 1 was taken there in
closed carriage" was her reply.
How long were you there?"
Il can't tell 1 don't remember"
When my little girls were taken
from me-" Mrs. Anthony continued,
my life was gone. 1 felt they were
taking a part of my body from me. At
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18

fiscal year was: Imports. S1022s. 900;
exports. $9,497.00O
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18
GENERAL JOHN c. BLACK
OFFERED PROCTOR'S PLACE
Civil Service Commissioner to
Grand Army Man.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Pres
ident has rendered the position Of
Civil Service Commissioner, made va
cant by the death of John B. Proctor,
TO General John c. Black of Chicago.
commander in chief Of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
General Black has not indicated
whether or not he will accept the ap-
pointment. He was Commissioner of
Pensions during the second adminis-
tration Of President Cleveland.
The total commerce of Abyssinia is
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18

The total commerce of Abyssinia is
about $500. 900 year.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-18

Pretty papetries in beautiful boxes,
envelopes and paper tied with silk rib
bons. Useful FOR Christmas Sanborn,
Vail & Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
FL sargento Rodriguez

Aver nos dispsns6 una agradabla vistta
nusstro huen amigo don jose ID. Rodrfgues,
OK saEgsnSo dc In bropa puertorriqusfa, dss-
taeAda en- Oavsy.
a. 1oven Rodriguss hA obtanido "a Iiesn-
eia SbSoluta con cAliAeativo de axceIspts, da-
do por 81 Capt. p. R Proc T2eQt Irfdnt
CoTndg 90 sHs de cAbaIIsrfA, Mr.. O. II Hs
milton.
gssB6 RodFfguex en- sI eisrcito de- fnf&n'
terra h4 csrcR de cuAtro amos esauvo pceo de
Boldado y, sisndc sargenSo. pAs6 Al arma de
eAb@llGrfa eon tgual graduation.
Entra sus d0cumantos honPosos, ,ostsnts IN
esrtincado de Issitad busn portsmisnto,
sxpsdido an 81 de Dclsmhra hltimo por ell
major wa, j,fs del battalion montMdo.
RodrigueE 40 dirige LRras donds reSids
fodR su familiR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
PONCE
(NOTICIA@ DTRECTA@D


DieiembFa, 81.
VGri&a personals RsspstAbles de esta ciudad
opinAn dc modo distinao D AqusIioa que Atribu-
yen las deficiencies ActuAlss ds Ios tuicfos por
1urAdo de fAta de etncaeion de nuessro pueblo
otrMs cA1sRs vArias. AdrmAn qua 10 6nicA
y sxcioSivA cAngA 60 In AnRTqufs remnants nor
sl ossoordAmienAo dc odiosioAdss poifticas que
han tRaido somo consscusneiA I6gica In fa.ta
90 gArAnMss saguridSdsR psrsonAiss. CIAro
@s qne oil en- vfRtua do CnAQuieF accidents em-
eAn sxpues5os los eiudAdAnon sar vicaimAs de
AsRopaiios en- msoio de Ia eaiis y q Ia Iux del
olaI no han de expoHsrRe n dAE nm varedieto
9ua qulaAs ssEfA sn ssntsneiA de musrts.
Dc NOS aaeRurR que On In caila de In Con-
eoRdi@ slsns nm amsrlcAno IN dep6aiao assibM
no DC Fsp0nss, pRpAs osFos ArtfeuIos los cua.
les oespiden otorss Que demusssfan elaramsn.
10 Gas M,gnn@ do @iiva Gaba estAr 0oacomp pnes-
20. Los inapsetorss de sanidAd IAN eeiesos en-
las dsnnneiss fsdsrAIes, denfAn dArsa a pa
$3.50 PoK aas alAio d0nunctAr aiandc eiertc .
nUessro hermAnc DEL N0rae por aquelIo IA qas
IN sAridad BisR OrdenAdA snsRR por sana.
Hoy ha amanaeido al eisfo dsspeiado nor
sompisao, pAreae qoe lAs luvias ca as1ns dias
nan toeAdo "a hn.
NuaBnFo ssiimAdo amigo don Jcs9 Roma
E1sEA no inssaiade en- lA calIa do In Gnaaalupe
yoF mAFaA aRon R0maRuaFAD. Dada In plke-
MeA so@passneia doI amigo ROmegnarn, ls
AnGurAmos busnos bansGeios.
In oil vap6r qRa sale al ala 4 para In vsel-
nm AspaolicA DominisRna amBAFsAr&n vRrIas
psysonas. AqaaIlAs qns van con 81 Ia de ira
ss1Ar asbsn ssner an cnantai CUE conpaenen-
" sracio yasquss, no deaa endas 10 sosa muy
"a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
Egozcue cogido

Dsspu&s de stablsoida q la dsnuneia de Ro.
Ssndo Eivsra contra Manuel Egozsns por dsS-
trueci6n ds unos impResos del Acueducto, Asss
condsu& que es cierto oil cargo, psro loa imprs-
SOS estAb&0 an banco y Ii p&rdid& de elIos no
apArsjA psriuieioa para nadia.
Esa respusstA no eB 10 Hatisfaatoria que SO
espeT0b0.
De modo que Eroscue dueda en- bsrIina.
Quis0 bl@ndir nm Arma de dos aIoa So ha
aoFtRdo mAneiandola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
SANTIAGO IGLESIAs
EN- LIBERTAD

El oFganiss y dc IL ~Amarfean Federation
OF Lahore. don zntiago T9tssias, ha sfdo pues-
30 On hbertAd pr oil iusx Erwin.
1EissiAs fu@encarcsado en- 10 capital se
ls cUnduJo In cArcel de la ciudad del sste,
q disposition do In Corts de DIssrito. Esta. 10
pedfa 1000 collars de hanza, psro sI iuss Erwin
In raduto 800 que fueron prestAdos por don
Rafael SRus& uon Jole 0ioI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
FL Padre Gonzalez

BsguS SHfarmo dc cuidado oil aprseiAbIa
cara vicaRiO 10 CaguAs don Felipe A. Gonzales.
Esta mahGnasl sls fu6 Rdministrado el sacra-
mento de la extPemeu nci6n.
Dsssamos que no tenga nm trists dessnla-
90 In snfsrmedAd que Rqueia MI distir n uido 80.
esrdote.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

No "a s6Io los tascss y ssefsaarios da
MesM qua oneimKon zen lMs tmas sies-
nionaH aa qusisn con n0bRnda RaE0nAae no nMosE
cobrado haaAa In fechR, II que tambpen 80 oue-
Ian dc sal morosidad sn oil pAgo los az lsnos os
lac eeass donds ss astablscieron l0s ealeGios
eleDt0PaleB.
EI ainsro M parscs YSe6mo ha Dc apareesr
Al para eubrIr esAs ateneionss anfcAmente Day
an fondO dtsponible Ia sumA iFrls0fla 90 ca,
torca dollars SOFA Aaf, seg1H nos comunic6
haes POGO nuestEo eorrssponsRl en- San Jnanf.
Entire ssos fnsHes. ascresarios eSseFos
au6ntos bg1ifns no habF4 sae espsFab&n Anafo-
SOS aRarraT ssos piquiIlos psndfsdtsss para en-
tYa0efso los g9udsamus eomiionas prspias
de sssos cIksieos dias de prineipio de An de
ESQ aparte del psrjuieio cue tamaao re-.
tTaso he de oeasionar foFxOsaments 3 los in.
tsPesAdos.
Propistario hs habido, q uuisn nm Ia nj.
ouiI6 hixo des0eup9r la casa con much pra.
mnFa para habilitsrl& como eolsgfo eleetoral
trss do NO pagarfe, nj siquiera Ne tuvo =;
euidAdo In Atanei0n de- dsvoIverle In Have.
vIAndoBe aqu6l preeisado q forxaF ma d. las
pusrtAs para psnstrAr en- su fnce.
PaPo ~ nuestrs deeantads rPoanariAa al .
SEs eisrto no-y va esta pFfgunfa ands-
-fSada 81 Gobtsrno-ss eiarto & no uua nada.
Sos en- lR abnndAnciaP
nm OIL pFimsr sup0esto - que no debs en-
Wnceu que e' SupsrvisoE do elecciones no
paeda dlsponeF de las cAntidanas neeaaArias
para s&ldar esos d6bitosP
SEs que nj escandaIoso fraude elaetoYal.
6sque los fsderales fuimoa vfctimA sa orfare
HniF otro timo de- mal& especisP
E psgar toe4nl
P6ogase en- pr&:sica aqusl gran prineipio
de 1nasleia distributiv&:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

Stusn euiQue Grtbucndt, que an romanss
qnfare dssir "a eads uno 10 suyo.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

Ia
VapOrG !,
SALIDAS
De Pones De
/ tArda Ma0
---~-.----------
oss -
NJ. :. No,
Nov. 90
DIE II
Die "a
DIE 81
Enc 2
Ens IA
PARA CURACAO, La GUAIE
De San Juan, 9 ap u.
octubrs ~
Novbra 21
Dcbre
Dcbre 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
"Ponce Bal. Reformado
DE
LUIS HRANDEs
PoaCE, PlERTo REco

Ofrezco al pdHco en- general ell nue..
vo estaolecim1entolue acaDo de adquirir
en- ell que be hecho nfnidad de reformas
tendencies favored todos los que sc
dignen visitarlo.
Vino de mesa pra famiiias sumamen-
te barato.
Efectos de CoLado de todas classes.
Precios igual aos demAs Colmados.
Acudid pues a Bar Reformado en-
donde hallar6is infidad de amigos que
cariflosamente os rebiran.
Precios equitativc Limpieza, Licorea
de superior calidad, ,segalos de Navidad
eto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
DKMOJRAl
~ ot1o1- 49,


i Eryr1I0 Fin III auenio cue pubIicanos hoy
40 deslis6 IL errAts qua signa: D0nds dies
a ssos momsnsoz suprsmos, Il india ssntfa
m ssnstmfsnto sxtrsfos dabs issrss: eEa ssos
m0ment0s sapraEna. In India ara PRESS do nm
seutinisnto extrafoS
Valga IL aelarsei6n.
Hl tanfante dc la poiiefa xa6or OahreYa,
ha dstanido "a San Juan don Miuardo Lugo
Vinss don Msuricio Rosna, asnsados do de-
lilo electoral
nj ssisd sorrfsats smbsreark para los
Estados Undos, Mr.. Teehtsr.
Busnot vientos To- alsisn.
Sc sssaura que Mr.. Wilsox, ian pronto
dale do ssr sapit&n da poliei&, sara nombgAdo
tusx dc unsCorte dc Distrfso.
Dfeesa (us Sc ha pedido . Mr. Butler ls
rsnunsia dsmiambro do In Comisi6n ds In po-
liefa iRsulaE
El eapssx que dirija a los trabaiaderes
da In via f6rsa en- construeci6n do Salinas
Guayama, b aldo lssionado po1 nm pe6n
qufsn desphf6 del trabaio. Aqual 90 llama
Gsorgs Suthn. Racibi6 IN Aarrible golps On
10 caosxa qul lie fracture el sr6nso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
LEONOI0 BAREERO

80 Jos6 6. al Vale (TortalaxS h. .)-Oa-
siaas para Ii ges6n do asuntos administrati-
ves sa fodos los t'aHros oAsialas.
sLA BORING EN.-Da Targa q Cas- Nc
olvidar que esss &sa az In mks barato qua
vende qua eongta ssmsnfa fasss6duea nuavas
mareanefas arsfclos de alta novadad. V&s-
- naas rs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
San Jun, Gale del Sol. n6maro IA
DIRECTOR PRDRo MooKo EANIET

La instruction en- ssts COLEGIO sisns nm
earAefsF essrsaime1ts pr6cfieo ahraEas lG
enseSsnfign prtadrsn eoneplsto. ld pTeDnrncs6rs
pGTa t1ogres@T q Lns UnsUersfdnSes; lG Tssasdu
Ttn de Lsbros 1rttmstse0 Msrca1ahJ BscrtturG
s7a mag sa1asts0g por d simo DSbssj0, PsntHrG v
Mustss ParaR ensehansa dsi I g&s sasuta
g. COLEGIO en- Ii eoopsraci6n De un raputa-
do Professor auericano. La eksedra de Oamsf-
clio aata . eargtds TensdoF da Libros de uno
de los Bsncns d ssta Oxoital. D. COLNGIO
tisns su RE0LA AMENTO INTERIOR aus ss
enviaRa los pdfes que 10 sofciten.
Para @aF@R Mm RGsRRf@G0
an IN di& tonne las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DE BRO9O-QUIN1NA. El boticario
10 devoIvera eli Enero si no ss eura. La hrma
de H. W. RSO vd se hslIa an eads cajita.
lEONOI0 BAlREIRO
Oiruiano-dantist Ofreea sssss5z
sus ssryfcios al p6bIieo. q M ssw
Calls de Ruix hlvis. #W s3z$Y
Caguas, Pto-Ria. AM9l 9lAy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

onRTIFIOADOs BO06 de dAhitos ds
AYunaamianaoa.- -oompra vsnsa. -ooarado
Palau.
San Juan, Puarto Rfeo.
TODCS.-La AGENtA COrfYNrAr
ApRraado 422. Odeinh Allen San 1nar = -
So haes cargo Do todo snear, comfas6n a
forGs, ennslgnaei0ns eomprsanta. smns-.n- ~
&, A.. La anssfzsn I'd. aio daaas : .qls
his n Ia mkquins do eseriE a1swss.s sEI-
cagtn ampIsando CIN00 eOFss dfssirso.. .ae 4
tinta, -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
c0IfGD De T. y q EHsEnlIzA

Sc admitan aIumnos Internos y externos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
OORTADlLLO

Be EDS asegurA que dos rivales impulsados
por los eelos ss disp&raron unos tiros an una
Dc sstsa nochss p8sadas. AfoFtunsdamsnte
ssta ssesna anoPosa no traio eonsseusncias
fatalas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-05
ENGINEER COMING.
w. N. REED, GOVERNMENT HY.
DRoGRAPHER, TO MAKE SUR
vEYS ON THE GALLiNAS.
Report to Be Made to Department Con.
corning Facilities for Reservoir Site.
Board of Trade to Act.

Hon. NJ. w. Browne. president Of
the Las Vegas board OF trade. has re-
ceiyed letter from the Hon. Geo.
Richardson of Chayes county, which
contains the pleasant information that
photographed Engineer w. NJ Reed
will be here between the 10th and
18th Of this month to make govern
ment surveys along the Gallinas with
view to establishing federal reser-
voir. Mr.. Reed will come clothed
with authority by the government to
make any kind Of survey necessary
to ascertain fully the facilities Of the
Gallinas for reservoir purposes. Tho
report made by the engineer will be
submitted to the department.
on course. it is Of the very greatest
Importance to the people Of Las We
gas and vicinity that Mr.. Reeds re-
port be favorable. The people who
live near the Gallinas, who know what
vast quantities OF water goes to waste
every year. and appreciate the unus-
ually advantageous reservoir condi-
tions a few miles above the city. these
people are convinced that no part OF
New Mexico offers as much to en-
courage the establishment Of the first
reservoir as this great stream Fur.
thermore. the quantity Of land that
can easily be reached is not only i'm
mense, but Of the finest quality. It
goes without saying that citizens Of
Las Vegas will vie with each other
In placing at the disposition of Mr..
Reed everything that will aid him
In his important work. The board Of
trade will take up the matter OF re-
ceiving and entertaining him. This
public-spirited body viii leave nothing
undone to make the visit Of the en-,
gincer effective.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-05
TRAFFIC is RENEWED
And Much of the Suffering Has
Been Temporarily
Relieved.
OTHER FLOODED DISTRICTS

KANSAS CITY, June 5.--The rivers
here are now falling as fast as they
rose before the flood The Missouri
has fallen foot and nine inches in
the past twentyfour hours, and at Z
O'Clock this morning the government
gauge registered 81 feet. The Kaw
fell nearly two feet in the same time.
BY Saturday noon the platform OF the
Union depot will likely be partially
above water. Permanent wire COM
munications was opened today be-
tween the two Kansas Cities for the
first time since Sunday and this will
aid wonderfully in the work of res
toring order. The several hundred
refugees from Armourdale and other
districts who have been housed in
convention hall were removed today
to tents in the south portion of the
city because of the unsanitary condi
tion of the hail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-05
INJUNCTION FIASCOS.
DENvER'S CHARTER ELECTION
BRINGS OUT LuDlcRoUs SIDE
OF SUCH GOVERNMENT.
whats Sauce for the Goose" ETC.,
Amusingly Shown in the Political
Manipulations Of the Mountain City.

DENVER. Colo, June with the
injunction from Judge Mullins re-
straining the city council from can
vassing the returns Of the charter
election, and one from Judge Palmer
restraining County Clerk Aichele
from canvassing the vote, q deadlock
was promised in charter matters, but
after conference between the two
judges and the attorneys on both sides
an agreement was reached by which
the matter went over until tomorrow,
and in the meantime Palmer and Mul
Inns are to decide which judge Of the
district court shall hear the injunction
cases, the two being consolidated for
the purpose Of hearing The ngree
ment was satisfactory to both sides.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-05
l[O STUDY THE BAHAMA
FULLY EQUIPPED GEOLOGICAL
EXPEDITION SAILS FOR
SOUTHERN ISLES.
Scientists viii Study Several Branch
es of Natural History and Expect to
Make Some Important Discoveries.

BALTIMORE, Md. June ga sci
entiilc expedition TO the Bahama ISL
ands will leave Baltimore tomorrow
on the steamer Ii. W. Vonname. The
expedition win be under the direction
Of DR.. George b. Shattnck, associate
professor of geology Of the Johns Hop
kins university. Its object will be
scientific research in all its branches,
including geology, physical geography,
botany and zoology The government
has appointed expert workers from
the seal and fish commission TO ac.
company the expedition. The history
of the islands will be studied, with
their commercial geography and bank
ing system. A special study will also
be made of atmospheric conditions
and the sea atmosphere. A new beach
mark will be fixed to show the reces-
sion of the tide.
The expedition is one OF the most
thoroughly equipped that has ever
been sent out, since all branches oi
science are represented, and the value
of it's work will be the greater in that
very little literature exists regarding
this portion Of the worlds surface. nol
has it been written up scientifically
to any great extent. 1t is expected
that the work will occupy about two
months time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-05
BACK IN WASHINGTON.
President Roosevelt Will End the
Greatest Trip Ever Taken Today.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 5.-The
train bearing President Roosevelt and
party arrived here over the Pennsyl-
vania at 1924 this morning, seven min
utes ahead of time, and departed for
Washington sixteen minutes later.
The train is to take slow sched-
ule in the Allegheny mountains. Dur
ing the stop here the president got
off the train and walked the platform
and took a stroll some distance up the
track, stopping here and there tt
shake hands with the railroad en-.
ployes. On account of the hour of the
presidents s arrival, there was quite 4
large crowd of people at the station
many coming in on trains from tn,
suburban towns to their daily employ
ments.