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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
CHICAGO MOB SEXES
FIVE CARLOADS OF COAL
Men, Women and Boys Assist in
Raid Upon Train Transporting
Fuel

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-A mob Of nearly
500 men, women and boys held up a Chi
cago and Northwestern coal train at
Webster avenue on the Wisconsin division
and carried away the contents Of five
cars before they were dispersed by the
police.
convention. called at a recent meeting in
Detroit, assembled here to-day. a little
less than two score of delegates from A
number of large cities were present and
the keynote of the addresses was criti-
cism of Federal officials for not enforcing
the antitrust laws against those respos-
sibe for the shortage.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
ALLIES WANT PREFERENCE.
Would Bar Nations That Did Not
Assist in Blockade.

BERLIN, Jan. 27.-President Castros Of
fer of so per cent of the customs receipts
of La Guaira and Puerto Cabello as a
guarantee for the payment of foreign
claims is regarded in official circles here
evidence of the sincerity of his inten-
tion to make satisfactory settlement.
If the offer. however, includes claims of
other countries besides those taking part
in the blockade some doubt is expressed
as TO whether 80 per cent is adequate
1t is uncertain also whether the allies
will admit that powers which do not join
in the blockade shall share in the results
obtained through expensive naval opera
tionS
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
SURVEYING WILL BEGIN
ON THE MIDLAND ROUTE
Railroad Men Propose to Make Early
Start on Line From
bakersfield.

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 27.-As result
Of the recent sale Of bonds TO the extent
Of s.. 900 900 in the East. the Midland Pa
cific will begin on Monday next the work
Of surveying the route from Bakersfield
TO Port Hartford.
There will be five parties in the field
under the direction Of Chief Engineer
Tush. There are several routes from the
west side Of the mountains to the coast
10 be gone over On this side there is
only one probable route. The company
will begin the work Of grading as soon
as possible at several points on the line.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Falls From East River Bridge.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Hundreds Of
persons witnessed the death yesterday
from the center span of the new East
River bridge of Patrick McDermott. an
iron worker McDermott fell 156 feet He
had been working on the iron work on
the Williamsburg side of the bridge, and
with his fellow workmen had just raised
a large iron girder. While standing near
the edge of the iron work he lost his
balance. The men on the bridge thought
they saw McDermott swimming for the
shore, but they evidently were mis-
taken.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Love Messages on the Wire
Bring About Marriage.

ODESTO. Ian. 27-An interesting wedding which
Ml occurred in San Francisco Saturday evening
brought to light pretty little telephone court
ship romance. Miss Irene Hilton hello girl at
Modesto and Bert Simpson hello boy at Newman.
They became acquainted the WIRE fell in love and
courted bv means OF the telephone. Miss Hton's
grandmother with whom she lived, objected to the
match but the couple met in San Francisco and were
married Then they informed their relatives They will
live a Newman after bit of travelling
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Customs collector Fines Policemen.

HONOLULU, Jan. 27.-Collector of Gus
toms Stockdale has fined the Territorial
police launch $500 for leaving the harbor
at night without lights. The launch was
in pursuit of Japanese fishermen who
were using illegal lights. There is a con-
fiict between the focal and Federal au-
thorities over the imposition of the fine
and the case will be appealed to Washing
ton
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
To Prove what Swamp Root the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Call" May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible for sick
suffering diseasetherefore, when,
through neglect
continue, fatal results follow.
Your other attenton-but kidneys
andn need
sick feel badly begin taking DR.. Kimer's
Swamp kidney, bladder
kidneys will all
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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Strikers Operate Bus Line.

WATERBURY,. Conn, Jan. 27.-For the
first time in more than two weeks since
The beginning of the strike of the motor
men and conductors OF the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company a reg
ular schedule was adopted for cars to be
run after dark last night. A feature of
yesterday was the running of buses by
the strikers. Carryalls were managed by
former conductors and motormen during
the evening on all the streets which have
tIo olley cars and had considerable patron
90
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Patterson,s Antitrust Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Representa-
tive Patterson of Tennessee to-day intro
duCed an antitrust bill. 1t seeks to ac-
ccmplish the regulation of trusts through
the agency of the bureau of corporations
in the proposed Department of Com
M
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Herran Files Credentials.

WASHINGTON, Jan H-Mr. Herran.
the Colombian Charge, called al the State
Department to-day and filed his creden-
tails empowering him to take up the
business of the Colombian legation here
the successor of Senior Concha.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Exciting Occurrences at
the Utah State
Institution.
Suspension Of Refractory
Young Men Starts
Insurrection.
More Than Three Hundred Young
Seekers Of knowledge Threaten
10 Walk Out in
Body.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan 27.-The entire
sophomore class OF the University Of
Ctah, In Salt Lake, went on strike to-
Say A general meeting OF the students
lad been called for tomorrow. when, It
s said, practically all OF the 300 students
Fll quit the institution. More than d
kUndred are already out
Twenty students were arrested to-day
tnd viii be tried tomorrow. The trou-
bic began al a play given more than a
week ago by The University Dramatic
-lub in the Salt Lake Theater. A crowd
lC sophomores occupied the front seats
and applauded al frequent intervals by
,eaving carrots. beets. cabbages. potatoes
and other VeEets bles upon the stage The
Iupposed The incident was closed until
he University Chronicle came out with
4 denulCiation of the affair and a de-
sand for su apology. The faculty called
- some Of the cUlpritss and told them
hey must apologize through the columns
IF the Chronicle or be suspended. They
declined and were ordered suspended for
zen days
The sophomore class held a meeting and
Ill, Including a number OF girls, voted
% stand by the ten suspended students.
The Indignation against Parker B. Pratt,
-litor OF the university paper. ran high.
Early on sunday morning a mob of stu
ients stOTmed his room.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
CONOUERING CUPID TETHERS HEARTS,
ONE BY NURSING AND ONE BY PHONE
Injured Man Weds Girl Who
Served Him in illness.

n ASADENA, JAN IA short time ago Amos c.
Clark, train dispatcher OF the Pacific Electric
Railway here, met with railway accident in which
he lost his right He taken to the Pasadena
hospital and attended by Miss Edna Evert, young
woman who was training herself nurse. While she
operated on the arm Cupid attended the heart and
yesterday the home of Vice President C. w. Smith.
H. F. Huntingtons right hand and father n-law OF
Clark the couple married They had never met be-
fore the accident
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

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Oct IS, 1901
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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Sixty Thousand Banqueters.

CALCUTTA, Jan. 27.-In celebration of
the coronation of King Edward $1,000 per-
sons were banqueted this evening. A dis
play of fireworks which followed was wit
messed by about 100000 persons.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
o :: :. : o

Sheriff Emery said Lere was not room
for them and he did not want to bother
with them, so he released them on their
own recognizance to appear in court to-
morrow. They are charged with assault
The entire student body probably will
be at the trial and there is a prospect
Of a rough house
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Hav Striving for Peace.

WASHINGTON, Jan q There is rea
son to believe that Secretary Hay is ex-
erting himself to prevent q rupture be-
tween Brazil aud Bolivia.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
CAPTURE THE WRONG MAN.

BY mistake they caught his room
1ate. .. =. Cummings. and before the
irror had been discovered they had COW
red Cummings face with a cloth satu-
sted with ammonia and started TO carry
aim away. Their intention was TO cut
m Pratts football hair. They dfscov-
.red, before The tOnsoriaI performance be-
gan, that they had the wrong man.
MeanT hile Pratt had escaped out the
'ack way and notified the police He had a
crlmmage with some Of his fellow stu
tents yesterday and to-day he swore out
Rarrants for eleven. Twenty appeared
court in answer 10 the warrants and
ltInanoed that they be put under arrest
hen the officers had their attention
Inverted the students began escaping out
d the windows, only 10 return IN q body
Few minutes later singing college songs
a. lhe TOP or their voices Then they all
lernanced that they be taken TO the jafi
ncy marched throug- the principal
ueets IN Quickstep, singing college
ongs- When they arrived at the Jail
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
AGREES TO A RETRAcTIoN.

The thing he referred to the proposed
investigation which had authorized to be
made by the subcommittee. | said 10 him
that the investigation was not OF my seeking
and l had benefit to gain by pressing II.
care whether it went on stopped; that there
were other parties besides myself in this mat
ter. The statement having gone out to tho
country that the Holland Submarine Company
had attempted to influence his action by the
offer of money-and L did not know whether
the Holland people would be willing to have
the thing smothered-that phase of the Ques
tion would have to be considered
Mr. Lessler thereupon volunteered without
any suggestion from met came from him
that he would make any statement regarding
the matter that thought to be fair and
reasonable. He said that when he made his
first statement in the committee he did not
intend TO inture the Holland people and l re-
marked to him that If he did not intend to
injure those people the only thing he could
do. as an honest and upright gentleman. was
to make some such statement. He said If
had one prepared he would sign it. He said
further that he would not sign such a state
ment to be published l said to him that
did not suppose the Holland people would care
to publish any such statement that 1 did not
think they would make any of II what
ever. unless their interests were to be jeop-
ardized by the use of his original statement
and then in self-defense they would be enabled
to use any statement that he might make On
that understanding he had me make the state
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
lESSLER WILLING
To DENY It ALL
Lawyer Roberts Tells Of
Interview With the
Congressman.
Says He Was Eager to Re
tract His Accusation Of
Bribery.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-When the
House Committee on Naval Affairs re-
sumed the investigation OF the bribery
charges to-day, Representative Lessler
took the stand and denied the statements
made yesterday by Philip Doblin.
II desire to deny" he said at the out
set of his detailed statement, absolutely
and uneQulvocally as false the statement
made by the witness Doblin here yes
terday to any collusive scheme or any
of the substantial details sworn to by him
here, and desire to reiterate that the
facts as originally told by me are true.
Attorney Roberts made the following
statement to the committee:
Mr.. Chairman, I have learned during the re-
cess that wrong impression has gone out,
arising from the incident alluded to by Lessler
in his examination Of meeting he had with
me Gin Statuary HalD. 1 desire now to state
fully my recollection OF the entire transaction
not with any intent purpose OF inJuring
Lessler or prejudicing him in the minds OF the
committee but merely that 1t should be In the
record. On the forenoon Of January 81 while
was going through Statuary Hall on the way
to my committee room met Lessler going in
the opposite direction. He spoke and
said:
Cant we stop this thing? My God, 1 can
q rua
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

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hrcUyb our SeEme0s-
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-06-27
COnYOCatOFid.

En- vista del hecho que en- Ia recien-
cho inter6S ha Sido manifeStado por to-
dos los ciudadan0s de Las Vegas Te-
rritorio de NueyO Mexico, v que el
aSunto ha crecdo serias propOrcio-
neS p0r medic de los csluerZOS de cier-
taS personals interesadas para cubrir
y 0cultaF de la vista del pdbico ell ycr-
daderO eStado de cOSaS; y en- vista, ade-
mas, de que amenaZas maliciOsas car
gOs calumniosOs han sido hech0s con-
ira todOs los que dieron testimOnlo
contra ell manej0 del asilo, que las
dichas personals interesadas Sc han
yuelto tan deScaradas que publca-
mente denuncian como perjuros pros
| titutas tpd0s los tcStigCS que han
dado, hajo juramento, su testimonI0, y
| han hech0 amenazaS contra la Seguri
dad de aquellas PERSONS que han teni
do el yal0r de denunciar el tratamien-
to ultrajante que los inquilinos pa
| cientes hnados han sufrido d manos de
los empleadoS de dicho aSilo, y,
Por cuanto Sc ha dem0str5d0, p0r ell
| testimOni0 dad0 ante la comisI0n in.
| yestigad0ra, que en- yarias ocasionCS
castigOS crueleS, inhuman0S Y brutaleS
han sid0 dados d los pacientes indefen
SOS, y que en- una de las ocasiOnes al
menOS, unO de tales CaStigOS reSult0 en-
| la muerte de uno de los naClentes, Y,
Por cuanto, tai testim0Hio ha sido
| eXpueStO y pubicado, Segun dadO ante
dicha c0miSi0n pOr ell Advertiser" de
Las Vegas, pOr 10 cual su editor ha
sidO injustamente abusadO Y personal
mente asaltad0 y amenazado cl ser
aseSinad0, pOr una turba de los co-sim-
patizad0res del manejo, "
Por cuantO tales act0S por parte de
los manejadoreS dc dicho asilo sus
Co-simpatizadores son en- contra de Ia
ley, decencia buen 0rden, y la politl-
ca del gobierno, y en- contrad dc la iusti'
cia, y contrario a los principles ameri
canOS;
Ahora, p0r 10 tanto, nOsotros los aba.
10 firmad0S, con el tia de tener una eX-
preston del pueblo, condenamoS dichoS
ultrajes amenazaS, y con el fin de to
mar pas0s para pr0tejer de Ia yiolen'
cia criminal de dichos agitadores los
hombres que han salido la defensa dc
los desafortunadOS pupil0S del terrific
rio yde los derechos y dgnidad del
pueblo una iunta en- masa es llamad6
dc ser tenida en- la casa de cortes, er
el condado de San Miguel, el Martes
dia 30 de JUNO, las s p m.
, e G.. de Baca, B. Romero, VI G dt
Baca, Sabine Lujan, Ramon Manzana
res, Bernab6 Flores, Silyano Gallegos
R6mulo Uhbarri, Pablo Ortiz, Catari
no Romero, Pablo GallegOs y Garcia
Jose l.. Girun, Pablo A. Lopez Martin
Delgado, Pillar Abeyta, jose Sanchez
Demetrio Silva Ramon de Herrera
Antonio Degado, Abado Garcia, Pa
: bio Angel, Bonifacio Mares, E. Bar
7 Der, Sabine Romero, l., Alvarez, Ma
, nuel Gonzales y otroS.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-06-27
InfamlaS y mas InfamlaS.

Cuando el eSpiritu del abuse y la
usurpacion Sc p0seSi0na de un indivi-
duo 8 ndiyiduoS parece que no tiene
uu Unite donde parar Los Directo-
res del Asilo de Locos, no contentos
con haber seryid0 de tapadera y ayuda
a los malhechores Y crimlnales del ash
10, acaban de aHadir yileza sus infa-
mias, usurpando derech0s que no les
pertenecen Parece que Sc han toma-
do la prerrogatiya de pagar los gastos
y h0n0rarl0s Gle la comiSiOn de tapa-
deraS cientificaS, de los fondOs dedl.
cad0s para la mantencion y euidad0 de
los desgraciad0S dementes de Nueyo
Mexico. Jltraian Ia dignidad pdblica
yilipendian 1 los buenos y honrados
ciudadan0S SenoraS dc Nuevo Next
CO, calnmnan la laintegridad de un Gran
Juad0 compueSt0 en- su gran mayo
RIA de hombreS apt0s honestos y caliii
cados, Y luego, con el mism0 dinero que
sale de Ia comunidad atropellada III.
trajada, tratan de cabrir Sus madades
y crimeneS, y para echarle ribete q Ia
sucia inmunda obra el Secretaro
Marcos Brunswick Sc constituyc en-
linico duen0 Y Senor de los reglstrOs
pnblicos, tenienfo la osadfa de negar
a Ia prensa va les ciudadanos la ms
peccion de los registros pdblicos del
asil0
Ri Yiei0 usurpad0r cOmprende que
no tiene dereCho nebar la inspection
de los registroS, pero cuando asi 10 ha-
&C, no ha de ser p0r motives de que es-
ten limpi0s sinO p0rque debe haber
gaia encerrada, debe de haber malda-
des mas negras y sueiaS que las que
han salido luz y porque temen que
brille Ia luz niegan 4 los ciudadanos ell
mas caro- y sagrado de los priyllegi0s
que es la inspection de Ia propiedad
pdbica.
I'm representante de esta reduction
fu6 la ohcina del yiei0 usurpador d
pedir lanSpecci0n de los registros, y Sc
le fu6 negsda redondamente,
Esperamos que ell Martes que Sc va
a tener una junta en- masa p0r los clu-
dadan0s honestos, Sc acuerden de las
usurpacioneS yileS 4 one nos hemos
referido, y que no haya uh buen ciu,
dadano que falte en- hacer sentir alll
su presencia.
Basta va de abuses y ultralesl Que
entiendan los banddos autocratas que
la soberania existe en- el pueblo y elloS
son solo slrYientes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-06-27

dictamen, el cuai, por escrito,
fue mandado al gobernador. FL
dictamen, segun el New Mexi-
can" y "El Optic, que pretenden
saberlo, vindiea al maueio del
asilo de toda culpa. aseverando
los que 10 frmau, que 81 hubo al
gunos actos de crueldad, 10 que
dudan, estos fueron practicados
sin el conocimiento del manejo
del asilo, por los atendicntes. Lo
de los hueSos, pareceu Greer que
es cosa NADIA, Y iustilican la
profanacion del cadaver de Mary
Leonard con ell argumento de que
la ciencia requierc que Sc practi-
quen tales "autopsias.n Los refe-
ridos periodicos confesan que pa
IA haber dictaminado asi, los CO.
misionados han ignorado el testi-
monio de la sehora Jaramillo, el
de Virginia MaestaS otros
tcstigos que testiicaron positi-
vamente que prescenciarou actos
de crueldad con los pacientes, Y
que muchos de esos actos dc cruel
dad fueron pr2cticados baio las
ordenes y supervision dc la ma
trona, y que iguoraron ese testi-
monio, segun los referidos perio-
dicos, porque algunos de los tes-
tigos, como la Virginia, son per-
sonas de NAL vivir, y el de los
otros, por que son demasiado ig-
norantes 8 preocupados. En- una
palabra, su conclusion parece ha-
ber sido que nadie sino los testi
gos dc la defensa y los acusados
dijeron verdad.
Los mismos peri6dicos de refe-
rencia informan que Ion Esta-
nislao V. Chavez, uro de los
miembros de la comisiou, no fir
mo ell informe de la mayoria y
que no 10 hizo porque no creyo,
como los demas, que todos los
testigos de la prosecution volun-
tariamente fueran periurarse, y
que hicieran este por puro gusto,
puesto que niugun inducimiento,
que Sc viera, tuvieron para hacer
tai cosa. Ri senior Chavez pre-
sentara su informe de Ia minoria,
firmado por & sole.
La semana que entra probable
meute seran publicados los infor-
mes, y entonces podremos, con
mas amplitud, comentar sobre
sus conclusiones.
Nosotros felicitamos al sefior
Chavez por su hombtfa, indepen-
dencia, y sentido dc iusticia, y
gusto tenemos de annnciarlo
que cuantos no perterecen 4 la
gdvilla 10 encomian de la misma
manera.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-06-27
10 del AslIO.

Robert Donbandt dijo haber
trabaiado EN- el asilo por cosa de
un afo. Diio ademas haber Wis
to que amordazaron 4 un hombre
y 10 obligaron aguantar sin CO.
mer toda una tarde. Otro pacien-
te tuyo puesta la mordaza por CO.
sa de tres horas, por haber ha-
blado demasiado. A este pacien-
te, Dorbandt le quito la mordaza,
sin que nadie Sc 10 mandara.
Otro paciente fue atado y Ia
bullido en- aqua fria. Agreg6 Ell
testigo que Mr.. Ward, el encar-
gado del maneio del asilo, le ha-
bia dicho, que 81 (Ward) en- una
vez habia puesto en- cepo de cam
pafia a Tomas el Turco, y h6cho-
10 dar yueltas sobre el palo que le
meti0 en- las corvas, en- un cajete
con aqua fria. Dijo ademas ell
referido testigo que 81 habia tra-
bajado en- otros asilos y iamas
VIC que Sc diera tai tratamiento a
los pacientes. Dando mas testi-
monio sobre el asilo de Las We
gas, dijo que lego a yer que al
gunos de los enfermos erau ne
gligidos y que debido este la
muerte no tard6 mucho en- yenir
4 poner fin a sus sufrimientos.
Dijo tambien que el DR.. Upton
'solia decirle que el no guerra es-
cuchar quejas de subordinados
contra sus superiores, tuyierar
razon 8 no.
Del jefe de los atehdientes die
que 10 considerable Incompetence
/ y brutal.
Damasio Tafoya dijo haber
yisto que en- una vez un ito suyo
inquilino del asilo, fue echadC
con todo y sus ropas ell un caietC
con aqua fria, nomas porque esta
ba hablando mucho. lEn otrS
ocasion VIC 4 Cox, uno de los
atcndientes, ilevar 4 TN loco vic