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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22
HubO aver aIIi una ex-
pI6ndida manifesto
Ci6n de GntuSiaSmO
uniOniSta.
Los OradOrGs fu0rOn intoreSadOs
J sI senior MatienzO estuVO q
gran aItuTa.
(Ror zsz6grqfo.)
sYauco, Agosto %. 9.57 q. m.
Director Correspondents

SYauco. Agosto %, 9.57 q. m.
Director eCorrespondencia.0 ,
San Juan.
Ell mass meeting uniOnista celebrsdo
aver fu6 soberbio.
Por Ia tarde hablaron Biaggi, de
San German, Morel Campos y Neu-
man. de Ponce y Torres de Ia Ioca-
Iidad.
Estuvieron inspirados, sublimes, ex-
presando conceptos sobre patria. Ha-
blarOn en- Ia biblioteca Bstsnces, ante
immense auditOrio. que no cesaba de
aplaudir.
El exceso de genti6 oblig6 q suspen-
der Ia reunion hasta Ia noche, Y Ma
tienzo accediendo & s1plicas de Ia con-
currenCis, hsbl6 despu6s de Morel des-
de ell balloon de Ia casa DIS Mattel.
TodO cuanto pudiera decir es POGO
para pintar el entusiasmo que reina.
La gente que de los barrios pue-
bios vecinos vino, apinabase ante Ma
tienzo que, inspirado como nunca. mo-
via Oc6anO de cabezas humans como
el viento agitara una pluma, asf 4 unio-
nistas como q republicanOs,
Los adn no unionistas, de 6stos,
aplazan su adhesion para pasados COM
promises electorales.
Las actusles fracciOnes de partidos,
resultan gOtas ante inmensa ola uniO-
nista.- C0rresp09aS0Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22
Junta Superior
de Sandal.

La Junta Superior de Sanidad, en-
su Ultima session, sprob6 los siguien-
tes regIamentos:
Deberes de los oficiaIes lie Sanidsd.
Eiercicio de la veterinaria.
Be cafes, mercados. ventorrilIos, le-
cherries, pulperfas, pansderfas, duIce-
rfas, carnicerfas, mataderos. abasteci-
mientO de ague, y 10 relative Ia SUI
perintendencis del institute de vacuna.
La Junta Sc rennira ell lines pr6xi-
mo & las de Ii tarde para eI eatudio
y aprobsci6n de los demSs asuntos que
SO rozan con Ia S4nidad
Els una labor meritaria, que hace
homer & los sef1ores que componen Ia
Junta Superior de Sanidad.
Asistieron Ia reunion de referen-
cia. el doctor del Valle Atiles. senior
Fidel Guillermety. doctor j. g. SRlda-
ma y el ingeniero Sr. Canals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

PONCE, 80 de Octubre. Go
bernador. -Anoche a ESQ de las
nueve numerosas personas promo
yieron gran motin, disparando ar
mas desde ell balloon y azotea del
Club federal en- la plaza principal
contra los que estaban transitan-
do pacfficamente, y despues con-
tinuaron hacienda fuego contra la
policfa municipal e insular, y las
autoridades acudieron / das al lu-
gar del suceso. Els satisfactorio
para mi informar usted que ell
pueblo undnime Sc puso del lado
de las autoridades y de la policfa
para restablecer ell orde1. Hechos
fueron presenciados en- parte por
Fiscal Tous, Jueces de Paz y Pre-
sidente Tribunal de Distrito.
Hay hasta ahora dos muertos,
de elios un policfa y varios heri-
dos. Juez de Paz y Fiscal ms
truyen causa y hay numerosos
presos, uoos sacados anoche mis-
mo del Club federal y otros acu
sados legalmente de participation
Estoy q la disposition de V. para
servir como siempre al gobierno.
Informar6 uovedad pueda ocurrir,
orden restablecido completamente
anoche mismo jose Guzman Be
nitee. IN. de la r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

PremoSOs d los S0op0nentes sobre I6re-
t0s: Sc sortearan 3 todos los amos en-
tire los que mas Sc distingan por su
cOnstancia en- ell Ahorro.
HorGs de Gaia: Para las impOsiciO
nes:
De s a103 de Ia ma6ana, Y de & 81
de la tarde los d1as laborsbles; Y de 81
50 Oh de Ia nsnana los DOmingos. Para
las extracciones las mismas horas ex-
cepto la de los Doningos.
RegzGnaesato de Ia Secci6n: Las per-
sonas que interesen mas pormenores
sobre las impOsiciOnes, extracciones
manera de liquidar intereses. etc, pue-
den sOlicitar IN eiemplaren Ia Gaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

LONSEJO A LAS BfAAIkES 1iiarate caImanva
sehora Winslow debe sAumpre que los noS
sstan en- el periodic de "a dentie6n proporcona aviO
tnSI I, ers,,ane aL =, q Jo.s n . ~ 5o S; ~
muy vivO alegrO rs muy agradable paladar calma
al nMo ablauda ss enciaS, aliva dolores hace a.
Giles Ae fnnclones del est0mago regula rs testnoG
Ee oleuejor femedio eonocido para "A dianea ya pro
vsngsP8sla de Ia dentci6n de euaquiera eaasa.
TSngase mueho euidedo On pedlr 81 JaEaha Cal2a1os
Do Il Sodsga Winsl0W-t e 81 Aasog &9 Seda&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

Sc v6 pues, que Caqufas declare ha-
Der visto al sefior Schuck Ia noche del
suceso, pero no Sc ha cOmprObado que
esta uOche sea Ia del % de- Octubre,
que el senor Schuck pas6 en- su casa
enfermo. Podra acaso inferirse del
encabezamiento de la certifcaci6n, al
expresar que Ia denuncia transcrita
obra en- una causa por mOtfn; Sper0
cuando ocurri6 dicho motfn?; es esta
pregunta que Ia certiicaci6n deja sin
respuesta. 81 Tribunal no puede te-
ner conocimiento de que la ncche del
% de Octubre ocurri6 IN mOtfu en-
Ponce, sin prueb2 del hech0. Podr6
constarle este al Juez pers0naImente,
ID pero tai hecho no es de los de como
cimiento judicial. u Judicial notice. que
pueden ser tomados en- consideration
por ell Tribunal sin nececidad de
prueba.
Por tales razones. por insufOiencia
de la acus3ci6n y de las pruebas, 81
&cusad0 debe ser deCIarado no cuIpa-
bla y absuelto en- consecuencia.
Ponce, 2. B.. de Agosto de 1904.
JOSE TOUS SOTO.
District Court Judge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22
Or. Leonard l.andes

Instut Ex
altade etc
bise sltara
para mas
Cent
S m is medic ns
SeSass escibam
a e
NFW-YoRK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

Un telegrama que el Conseiero Guz
man Benftez dirigi6 al GObernador
Hunt dandole noticia del motin del %
de Octubre de 1902. decfa de este
modo:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

cart. 117.-Toda persona que
habiendo iurado testificar, decla--
rar, deponer 6 eertifcar la verdad
ante cualquier Tribunal, funcio-
mario 9 persona competente, en-
cualquiera de los casos en- qae Ia
ley permitiere tomar tai juramen-
to, declarare ser cierto cualquier
hecho esencial, conociendo su fall
sedad, sera culpable de "perjurio. "
"Art. 122.-La declaration cate
g6rica de un hecho cuya certeza
no conste al decl erante, equivaldra
& la declaration de un hecho que
lie conste ser falso.".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22
BancO Territorial y Agr1cola
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROS.

Inposiciome8 so5re zi6retGs: Desde
SO.2 q 81, 900, devengar6n intereses al
6 pOr 100 annual.
Iaeposic5Oees d pzago .1f1o: Desde
5000 en- adeIante devengaran inter6s al:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

Ida, impedirla dictar un veredicto con-
denatorio; y u inefcacia de Ia acusa-
cl6n results no solamente de 10 expues-
to. slno del texto categ6rico del art. 80
lochenta y nueve) del C6digo de Enj
Criminal que dics asf:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22
La acusaci6n en- esta causa dice asf

. aCUs0CIOu Oh 0sGa 0@UsN OIoo ass1'
"En la ciudad de Ponce, Distri-
to judicial del mismo nombre, en-
la noche del 81 de Octubre de 1902,
con motive del motin ocurrido
en- ell Club Federal, Francisco Ca
quias denuncio bajo juramento q
Don Guillermo Schuck por haber-
10 visto salir del zaguan del referi-
do Club disparando tiros, siendo
asf que dicho Sr. Schuck permane-
clio en- su casa habitacion enfermo
toda la noche."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

"En una acusasi6n por periurio
8 por s borno para cometer ell per-
jurio, bastard exponer la esencia
del pleito 8 asunto con referencia
al cual Sc cometi0 ell delito en-
que Tribunal y ante quien fue
prestado ell juramento que Sc de-
nuncia como falso, y que el Tri-
bunal 8 la persona ante quien ell
juramento fue prestado tenfa ia
cultad para tomarlo, con alegacio-
mes convenientes acerca de la fall
sedad del asunto en- que Ell periu-
rio esta indicado; pero la acusa-
cion no neceSita expresar las ale
gaciones, antecedentes . procedi-
mientos relacionados con ell jura-
mento nj precisar la autorizaci6n
8 poder del Tribunal 8 persona
ante quien Sc cometio Ell 'perju-
rio"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

Dicha acusaci6n est6 basada en- los
art III y 122 del C6digo Penal. El
contenido de estos artfculos es el 81
guiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22
Dice este en- 81 ''OpinI60' que
"un tribunal lnOlpuade tener
conoeimiBnt0 de que Ia nOChs
Del 29 De OCiObrG OGuTTi6 IN
InOtin eniPOnGg, sin prueba del
hsChO 'aunque IG G0nSte al
JueZ l'peTSOnaImGRta.
No Sc lLUDE EN- Ia eOPIHIOB. Al PROCESO
QUE POR EL REFERID0 M0TlR FUE SUBS
TARClAOO EN- La MlSMA G0RTE De Dis
TRlT0 De PONCE.

El COnssisru ss1Or Guzman Bsntsz diio pOr tslt-
grafu al gobsrnadOr Hunt que s sFiscaIo
TOus, JueCes de Paz Prssdsnte del ITibu-
nal de DistrifO, prsssnGiarOn en- pahe los
hechOS de ese mOtin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

AOA OSSl9 Ses0SeS AAAOACA0 SAOO JQAS &OU
por jurado y el acusado declarado cul-
so de acuerdO con Ell art 306 del cIta-
do C6digo.
No obstante 10 expuesto, queremos
Ot6ticamente suponer que Ia acusa-
ci6n es perfeCta, y discutir los m6ritos
de Ia prueba.
La pruebR del Fiscal hR tendido de
una parte q probar que Ia nOche del 90
de Octubre don GuiIlermo Schuck Sc
encontraba enfermO en- su casa. sin ha-
ber lido esa noche al Club Federal;
de otra, que Caqufas declare baio ju-
ramento ante ell Juez de Paz de esta
ciudad que ess noche vic saIir al Sr.
Schuck del zaguan del expresado Club
disparandO tiros. El primer hechO
esta ampliamente probado por las de-
claraciones del mismo Sr Schuck, don
Angel Acosta. don Luis LlOrens, (cu-
va deposition fu6 Ieida con "a adquies-
cencia de Ia defensa), don Antonio
Buscaglia y don Bernardo Rodriguez.
En- cuantO al segundO hecho, Ia prueba
aducida por ell Pueblo, consistente en-
una certifcaci6n expedida por ell ex-
Secretario de Ia extinRuida Corte de
Distrito. don Luis Gautier que produ-
10 81 perjudicado Sr. Schuck en- el acto
de declarar, en- cuya certifcaci6n Sc
transcribe la denuncia jurada de Ca
qu1as, es insu6ciente todas luces.
ED primer t6rmino ha debido produ-
cirse Ia denuncia original. obrante en-
ell archivo de esta Corte, ? no una GER
tificacion expedida ha mas de un afIo
por un ex-funcionario de Tribunal, que
SO encontraba en- poder de Ia parte per-
judicada, que carece del sello de Ia
Corte. pues. los que tienen son iIeQi-
bles. Y que adolece del defecto de no
expresar despues de Is firma del fun
cionario autorizante el cargo que de-
sempefiaba.
De otra parte. es un principle bien
establecido de eVidencia. que Ia decla-
tructor no puede ser ofrecida como
prueba sin que preceda Ia de Ia identi-
dad del acusado y de su declaration,
cuya prueba en- ell caso de que ell acu-
sado hayR sascrito su declaration, CO.
mo Ocurre en- el presente. bastara que
consista On Ia identification de su fir
ma; siendo necesario en- otro case, Ia
declaration del Juez de su Secreta-
rio para justi6car que el acusado pre-
sente en- el juicio es el mismo que pres
to Ia declaration que Sc ofrece como
prueba, y que le fu6 lefda. Green
leaf on evidence. Vol. pag. 355 Sec
ci6n 500.
Pero suponiendo que dicha certifica-
ci6n pOr 81 misma tenga pLena e6cacia,
tendrfamos que no basta para justifcar
que Caqu1as declare bsio iuramento
ante funcionaIio competante. que
vic & don GuilIermo Schuck salir del
zaguSn del Club Federal disparando
tiros la noche del % de Octu5re dc
1902.
En- efecto: la certifcaci6n amerit2da
dice asf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

"Denuncia jurada. - Denuncia
jurada de Francisco Caqulas, ma
yor de edad, y residente en- Ell ba-
rrio Cantera. EN- Ponce & 81 de
Octubre, presente la persona an
tes ci ada, previo juramento de-
clara; Que en- ia noche del su-
ceso" Sc encontraba el declarante
frente Ia casa donde Sc hallaba
ell Club Federal recostado de una
reja de hierro que en- 0l boulevard
de la plaza de las Delicias existe,
prcsenciando desde csc sitio GUAM
do salio del zaguan del Club Don
Guillermo Schuck con un revolver
en- la mano, hacienda disparos sin
que Sc fii4ra en- eSos momentos q
que personals; que ell dicente re-
hugo march8ndose enseguida por
tenor de que uno de los proyecti
les, de los muchos que disparaban
pudiera cauSarie daflo.-Que ell
declarante Sc hallaba solo pesar
de que por los alrededoreS Sc en-
contFaban muehaS personaS que
no pudo conocer; y que acerca de
los heGhos NADIA sabe nj le consta
ning1n otro particular sino 10 que
tiene manifestado anteriormente.
Ratified esta denuncia que la
firma, luego de ser lefda con el
Sr. Juez de que certifico.-M. A,
Salicrup. Francisco Caqufas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-22

De 10 expuesto resuIta. que la COrte
no tiene necesidad de fundar 80 we're
dicto de inocencia en- el examen de Leg
pruebas. CualquieFS que sea 81 peso
de estas. d falta de una acpssci6n va
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
MUTE FINDS VOICE
ImpOster Forced to Break His
Silence in Police Court.

Alexander Keller, aged sixteen, was
taken in charge some days ago and
claimed to be a deaf mute, but Judge
F1nehout yesterday forced the young
ster to break the silence and beg for
mercy. Keller was picked up by Relief
Agent HutchinS, who found him beg
ging on the theory that he was a deaf
mute. He insisted that such was the
case until he appeared i'm court for
trial.
Judge Finehout was suspicious, MOTTO
ing that the young fellow glanced from
one to another during the talk about
his case. The judge said:
This young fellow ought to be sent
to gail for about six months
Keller started and came very near
breaking silence.
YES continued the court, "I will
send him to the WOrkhouse far six
months"
This brought back Keller's voice and
afterwards he was voluminous in his
excuses for perpetrating such fraud
II came from Duluth" he said, land
at first tried to get work. I saw a deaf
mute who seemed to have little trouble
in securing assistance and made up my
mind that l would pretend that I could
not hear or speak. 1t was an easy
game and I kept it going for some time.
If you will let me go back home 1 will
never do anything Of the kind again"
The gifted yOungster, who had dem
onstrated that he was able to refrain
from talking even while confined in the
county Jail, was sent back to confine-
ment until tomorrow, when 1t will be
decided whether he shall be punished
or sent back to his home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
SUPREME COURT
FILES ITS MANDATE
Order That Ended the Northern
Securities Company Is
Formally Deposited.

The mandate of the United States
supreme court in the case Of the
United States against the Northern Sc
curities company was filed with the
clerk of the circuit court of the United
States yesterday by District Attorney
Z. c. Haupt. The copy of the man
date had been forwarded to District
Attorney Haupt by the attorney gen
eraFs department, and was by him
filed. The mandate simply declares
that in the appeal of the Northern Sc
curltieS company from the decree of
the circuit court in the famous "mer-
ger" case, the case is affirmed, with
liberty to circuit court to proceed to
the execution of the decree. The order
concludes as follows:
AS by the inspection of the tran
script OF the record of said circuit
court, which was brought into the SUI
preme court of the United States, by
virtue OF an appeal, agreeable to the
act OF congress in such case made and
provided, fully and at lareg appears.
And whereas, in the present term of
october, In the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and three the
SAID cause came on to be heard before
the supreme court on the said tran
script of record, and was argued by
counsel.
ION consideration whereof, it is now
here ordered, adjudged and decreed, by
this court that the decree of the said
circuit court in this case be, and the
same hereby is, affirmed, with liberty
to the circuit court to proceed in the
execution Of its decree as circum-
stances may require.
you. therefore, are hereby COM
manded that such proceedings be had
In said cause as according to right and
justice, and the laws of the United
States ought to be had, the said appeal
Notwithstanding.
Witness, the Honorable Melville w.
Fuller, chief justice Of the United
States, the 14th day of April, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and four.
James H. McKenney,
CLERK of the Supreme Court of the
United States"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
CATTLEARE STARVED
Hay Gives Out and Late Winter
Prevents Grazing,

Charles Meyrick, a prosperous bank
er and cattleman of Logan county,
North Dakota, is stopping at the Mer-
chants and says that the unusually
late spring has resulted in quite a loss
of cattle on the ranges in Western
North Dakota.
The supply of hay put up by the
stockmen for feeding their stock was
exhausted late in March or early in
April said Mr.. Meyrick last night.
When the snow was all off the ground
the cattle on the ranges could rustic a
livelihood, but the snow which fell
early in the month and the freezing
weather that followed combined to
make feeding on the range out Of the
question, and where farmers were out
of hay their cattle quietly laid down
and died.
1t is estimated that on the Missouri
slope the stockmen lost from to per
cent of their herds. Usually hay that
viii carry the stockmen to April l is
sufficient, but this season has broken
the records in variety Of ways"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
APPLICATION OF FORBES
WAS. PREMATURE
Wanted Music Hall License for Place
He Hadn't acknowledgement Denied.

Aid. Bantz secured the defeat by the
aldermen last evening of the applica-
ton for music hall license, made by
]. D. Forbes, who proposed to open
the place at 81 East Seventh street.
why, the fellow has not even rent
ed the place." declared Mr.. Bantz.
'"The tenant who now occupies the
store has a lease that does not expire
for year, and he refuses to vacate. I
think it would be foolish to give the
license under such conditions"
The motion of Bantz. that the license
be not granted, prevailed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
ALDERMEN HOLD BACK
QUARRY ORDINANCE
Its Passage Vigorously Urged, but
Board Wants Further Discussion.

The ROhland stone quarry ordinance
received a severe setback at the hands
of the board of aldermen last evening,
when 1T was sent back to the commit
tee on streets.
Delegations were present from the
Second, Fifth and Second wards to
urge the enactment of the ordinance
and no one appeared for it, but a ma
jority of the aldermen thought there
should be a further discussion.
Arguments in favor of the measure
were made by Herman and Paul Dee
bach, of the Second ward, and Charles
Parker and Gregory Bolt, Of the Fifth,
all of whom contended that under the
present regulations the stone quarries
greatly injured adjoining property.
Mr.. Parker cited instances in the Fifth
ward to show that direct injury had
been done to residences, and it had
been found impossible to collect from
the owners of the quarries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
NEWS OF THE CITY
Modern Woodmen to Tender
Reception TO Head Consul.

Preliminary arrangements for well
coming A. r. Talbert, head consul of
the Modern Woodmen of America, were
made last night at the Windsor hotel
by representatives. of the local Wood
men camps. Mr.. Talbert will visit st.
Paul April 28.
A reception for the head consul will
be held at Mozart hall. Details of the
entertainment will be reported by COM.
mitteeS at Minnehaha hall tomorrow
evening.
These committees are: Finance-E.
T. Geer, G. A. Bolter, Charles Nyquist.
entertainments. A. KimbaIl, ]. A.
Anderson, J. c. Moore, together with
all clerks and consuls of the district.
Foresters-E. J. Crawford, A. r. Hoop
er, A. Heidenrich.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20

Ordinance Affecting So-CaIIed
Music Halls Is Referred.

The ordinance introduced in the as
sembly and passed by that body MAX
ing it necessary for all halls and sa-
looms where there is dancing or vocal
music, and where liquor is dispensed,
to secure an amusement license from
the city council, was last evening sent
to the aldermanic committee on streets.
This measure was designed to give
the police additional power to regulate
the growing number of saloons that
put on more or less elaborate enter
tainment and have heretofore escaped
the necessity Of applying for a theater
license because they did not charge an
admission fee.
The reason given for the reference
was that those opposed to the passage
Of the measure should be granted a
hearing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
IF you NEED THEM.
II You Need Them Don't Stand There
a-TrembIinu.

Here is a proposition indeed If you are
not right you probably need Mormon
Bishops Pills, If you, cannot sleep or if
you cannot collect Or keep your mind on
your business, then it is time you were
using the right kind of medicine. Mormon
Bishops Pills produce perfect composure.
cure insomnia, remove all effects Of dis
ease, restore mental equilibrium remove
all forms of nervousness and restore man
hood to a natural condition. If you need
them you cannot afford to forego the
price, which is only SOC per box or six
boxes for $3.50, at F. M. Parker's. drug
gist, Fifth and Wabasha. st. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
ST. PAUL SUIT BROUGHT
TO CLEAR ATMOSPHERE

NEW YORK, April Illegal rep
resentatives of the Hartman party
were in conference with the banking
interests this afternoon. Later a repre-
sentative of the latter interests said:
I'VE intend to continue this action.
Our lawyers have not yet decided when
or where to make the next move. 1t
may be in New Jersey or in this state"
The New York Commercial discuss
Ing the Northern Securities litigation,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
Alters It's AnnIicatlon.

At the meeting of the board Of alder
men last evening the American District
Steam company, of Lockport, n Y, was
permitted to withdraw the franchise ap-
plication that has been pending for some
time 1t then introduced another meas
ure, allowing it to substitute other
streets, if for any reason it did not or
could not use those specifically named
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
Mrs. WlnsIow's SOOTHING syrun

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHINC, with PERFECT SUCCESS
It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and Is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Drug
gists in every part Of the world Be sure and ask for
Mrs Winslow Soothing Syrup, and take no othsr
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle