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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-30
DIGGING FOR EVIDENCE.
sully's Creditors Not Satisfied With
Existing Conditions.

New York, March 29--David H Miller.
one of the two receivers for the sus-
pended cotton firm Of Daniel J. Sully &
Co.. said today that the receivers had
applied TO the United States courts for
an order for the examination of Edwin
Hawley and Frank Ray. the alleged
partners of Sully in the big cotton deal
which resulted in the suspension of his
firm. The object OF this examination
win be to find out more about Sully's
assets.
United States Commissioner Alexander
will appoint a special examiner in the
bankruptcy proceedings. He has issued
an order for the appearance of Edwin
Hawley and Frank II. Ray on Fri
day
Receiver Taft announced today that
Elihu Root, former secretary of war.
has been retained as associate counsel
for the receivers TO conduct the ex-
animation OF Messrs. Hawley and Ray
on Friday and TO be counsel in any
subsequent proceedings that may be
Instituted against them.
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Mr.. HOODS POSITION.
Couldn't Testify to Action of Wo-
mems Relief Society.

Nicol Hood for whom it is said
subpoena has been issued 10 testify in the
SmOot inquiry. declares that he knows
nothing about the Womeus Relief So
ciety OF Farmers Ward electiOneering for
the Republican legislative ticket in be
half Of Senator Shoots candidacy. He
says he would testify TO nothing Of that
nature for the reason that he IS not
aware whether il is true or not. No
subpoena has reached him yet.
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HAD A MARRIAGE REVELATION.
Gustave Nielsen to Have Hearing
as to His Sanity.

Ephraim, March 29.-Gustavc Nielsen. a
dementec person from Centerfield. was
arrested by city Marshal Thursby S8tuT-
day afternoon. For he past year Neiist n
has been labOring under the hallucination
that he has had a revelation TO marry
Mrs William q. Barton Of this city. nr
her sister. who is nov residing in Idaho
lie was not certain which one of the
sisters he should marry until one day he
heard Mrs. Burton sing at a public meet-
ing IN Centerfield. and he at once decide !
that she was the chosen one His at
tentions toward the young ladies became
very obnoxious. and they were at last
forced to seek the protection of the law
He came TO this city last week and re-
newed his attentions Marshal Thursfv
was called and Nielsen was taken into
custody. When he was arrested he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-30
SUIT FOR S741,sOO.
Estate Of the Late Senator Payne of
Ohio Involved.


Cleveland, O.. March pa suit for
Sl41,S00 has been commenced in the
court Of common pleas by Charles J.
Richie, against Charles w. Bingham,
Stevenson Burke, Henry p. Mcintosh
and Charles w. Bingham, as admins
traitors of the estate of the late United
States Senator Henry 3. Payne. Mr..
Richie and the defendants were. the
petition states, interested in the Cana
dian Copper company, the Anglo
American Iron company and the Cen
trail Ontario railroad. all corporations
with millions of capital stock Ritchie
claims that in the operation of the va
riOus companies he was induced to part
with different stocks by fraudulent
means and that the control Of the en-
terprises passed out Of his hands and
into that of the International Nickel
company through the methods of the
Defendants
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PLUMBERS REsTRAINEp.

Detroit. March 29.-In a sweeping de-
cision handed down today by Judge
Brooke OF the circuit court the River
side Plumbers exchange Of this city
made up OF organizations of plumbers
against which proceedings were brought
by Prosecutor Hunt on the ground that
they were organized TO fix prices and
stifle competition. were restrained from
continuing business. which the court
holds TO be IAN unlawful enterprise in
imical 10 the public welfare
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RAILWAY CHANGES

81 Paul. March "a. +. Long. super
intendent 81 the Kalispell division of the
Great Northern railway. has resigned and
VIII bc succeeded by J. II. Nell. at pres
Cnt SUPERINTENDENT Of the Montana divIs-
inn. with headquarters at Havre. Q. a.
Jpnks, assistant superintendent of tlle
superior and Mesaba division viii be
transferred % tho Montana division 70
succeed J. u. ~ Nell. The changes are e.
'fecfiVc April J.
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zen WORK ON LIBRARY.
Contract Let For Excavation on the
Packard Institution.


Work on the new Packard library
viii begin at the end OF the current
week or the first of next week. The
building will then be put through TO
completion without stopping.
The contract for the excavation was
let yesterday by Supervising Architect
Fred A Hale TO EnOch Smith for S.
co., The tenants of the dwelling now
ola the premises have until the end
OF the month 10 move out. AS soon
as they have vacated, the building viii
be torn down and the excavation
started
The contract for the masonry viii
probably be let in ten days or two
weeks. and the other contracts as fast
as necessary TO keep the work con-
tinuous-
The original estimate OF cost OF the
building was $4,000. The bids sub
mitted went considerably over that fig
IRE John Q. Packard. the donor OF
the library. decided, however, TO go
ahead. with a few unimpOrtant chang
es. The building wiz probably cost
about $4,000.
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NFITHFR WILL YIEI.n-

New York. March s9-The COMMITTEES OF
the United Mine Workers and the coal
operators OF the Pittsburg district. ap-
pointed 10 adjust the scale for the COM
Ing year. have deadlOcked. Neither side
81 IS said. viii WELD to any point
President D0lan says IL the members
fail today to settle the question az issue
the conditions VIII be serious
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FRENCH PARLIAMENT.
Organized Attack Upon the Ministry
Has Begun.

Paris, March 29.-The chamber OF
deputies today began the debate on
Marine Minister Pelletan's administra-
tiOn of the navy. 1t is expected to last
two days and promises to be a test Of
the strength OF NJ. PellataR and Of the
ministry as a whole. The government
leaders claim that the latest canvass
shows that they have a majority Of
twenty.
Prior 10 the opening OF the debate the
cabinet discussed the ministerial stu
alton but no action was taken fore
shadowing the retirement of NJ. Pei
letan
NJ. Chaumet republican, opened the
debate with a bitter personal arraign-
ment OF NJ. Pelletan's alleged incom-
petency and ineficlency in the conduct
OF naval affairs
The final test viii be made on a mo-
ton 90 appoint an extra parliamentary
commission OF investigation.
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LIST OF JURORS.

LraWn 20 serve at April Ierm OF
District Court.
Logan. March 9S.-The Jurors who will
serve at the April term OF the district
court, We're drawn this afternoon Their
rameS are given below Logan William
Brangham. John MOntrose j. r. Ed
wards Warren Burnham. Adolph A1dcr-
son. George Dunbar ". r. Brown r T
Petersen; Smithfieid. William H. Can't
George Y Smith. jr. 8 p Ewing.
HvrUm, Edwin J. Haws. Joseph =. 4 1der-
son James II. Nelson. w A. Mcbride.
William s Prown. George 9 Allen. PrcYf-
dence, Henry Beer jr., John NJ Theurer.
Alma Mathews. c. J.. Funk and 5. w.
Hendricks OF Richmond. r. T. Bradshaw
of Paradise. Etto Anderson Of lIondon.
Of HYDE Park. and George Haslam of
MillVille
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GOVERNOR OF GnAM

Washington. March 29-Commander
George l. Dyer, commanding the cruiser
Albany of the Asiatic fleet. has been
assigned to duty as naval governor of
the island of Guam. to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Com
mander William +. Sewell
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SHUTTING THE GATES.
Great Britain Will Try to Restrict
immigration.

London. March 29.-The alien immi-
grant bin was introduced in the house
o. commons today and passed its first
reading without q division The bill
follows the recommendations Of the
report Of the royal commission on alien
Immigration issued Aug. IL last thai
the immigration Of certain classes of
Immigrants into the United Kingdom
be subject 20 state control.
Home Secretary Douglas. in intro
ducing the measure. referred to the in
crease OF crime die 70 the admission Of
p class or aliens in this country who
would Dc refused admission into the
United States.
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MUCH NEEDED STORM.
Welcomed After the Hot Dry
Weather.

Weather.
The bIistering stormlesSs weather OF
the past four months was pleasantly
relieved by a light shower yesterday
afternoon. which was most welcome,
but of course there were the usual
number OF kickers who have no SYM
pathy for the farmers and the water
consumers in the city
Most of the men who grumbled were
those obliged 10 stay i'm gloomy offices
and we can hardly blame them for
their mood. OF course the people III
the Security Trust building were hap
DIV i'm their new cheerful offices. light
ened by fresh pretty walls and modern
improvements. Weather has no ter
rors for the comfortable man, and
THERE wasn't any kicking in the
Security Trust building.
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al Lake City Some this and foun developed arle d I f
Of II g w Q p IF
o.
p
ear o r Ag he stock od an directors company W s
&Iy a. J. OF psof y h; Z aEy capital
nd Bigg and attorneys the O of
have ~ his Curse nco zado this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-30

Special Display-1O.O 600 Easter Lilies
at our green houses, Twelfth South and
State, and pa East Second South.
Visitors welcome. Palms and cut fiow-
ers. S. /. Huddart Floral Co. Phone
81.
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LOOK PLEASANT

When you call US over our new IN
dependent Telephone.
NJ. W. NEWcoMB. photographer.
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A Guaranteed Cure For pie

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggists will refund money
II PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure YOU
in to "A days. SOC.
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QUICK DELIVERY

BY calling US over new independent
Telephone lines.
w. S. HENDERSON. Grocer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
Ell trabajo de
los republicanos

En- las elecciones verificadas aver
en- esta Capital ante ell comite de dis
trito del partido Republicano para ele-
cir los cinco Delegates a la CAmara
de Representatives. y los tres que han
de formar la Junta de Caminos, fueron
proclamados para los primeros pues-
tos los senores siguientes:
Don Manuel F. Rosy, 26 votos; don
Luis Sanchez Morales, 26 votos; don
Juan Hernandez Lopez, 26 votos; don
Santiago We've, a2 votos; don Juan R.
Ramos, IS votos; y para los segundos
puestos don Pedro Timothee, 26 votos
don Ramon Fernandez, IA votos; don
Sebastian Davila, IA votos.
Ell sefIor Ramos en- ell acto de ter,
minacion del escrutinio dicese que re-
nuncio el puesto para Ell que Sc habia
eligido, fundandose para clio en- que los
compromisarios del pueblo de Bayamon
no debian haber tornado parte en- la
votacion toda vez que ante el Dlrecto
rio del Partido existia pendiente de
resolution una protesta presentada
contra la election de los mismos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
Las tardeS en- ell papQue

Ell programa del cuadro lnfantil que
dirige la seforlta Andino era en- la
function de aver sumamente simpatico.
Los pequeflos artistas hicieron, CO
mo siempre que el pdblico pidiese la
repeticion de los n1meros de canto.
FL pasa calle de Nina Pancha .
cantado por la niiia Teresita Matthew y
el aria de Marina por R"faelito Dlaz
fueron las parties que mas agl adaron
al publico.
"El duo de los aoue1os' de la zar-
zuela "El organista" cantado por los
niiios Dlaz y Colon fue objeto de re-
petidos y cntusiastas aplausos.
Monfsimos estuvieron los dos int-r-
pretes.
Todas las parties del programa tn
vieron una ajustadisima interpreta
ciGn.
De los nureros encomendados IL
sexteto de Andino, no es precise decil
que fueron excelentes.
El p1biico acude cada vez en- mayor
n1mero esos espectaculos, que hace1
mas agradables y amenos la encanta-
dora placidez de la playa pintoreSca y
IL frescura ALI reinante.
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En- ell Casino

La jarana que Sc efectu6 anoche en-
los salones del Casino Espai1ol result6
anlmadlsima y selecta por la concu-
rrencla distinguida que lleno el salon
principal.
Sc bailo desde. las 9 media a las
II, amenizando ell acto el quinteto del
maestro seflor Andino.
No mencionamos a las sin1paticas
damas de San Juan y de sus alrede-
dores que asistieron la jarana por-
que serla tarea innecesaria, puesto cue
son bien conocidas del publico las nu-
merosas y bellas sef1oritas que van 4
lucir sus gracias y encantos en- los ex-
tensos salones del Centro de la Colo
MIA.
Entire otras seiioritas de Ia Isla, re-
cordamos 4 las agraciadas Julia Ortiz,
Rita Orta y Elisa Sola, de Caguas v
Ia selorita Della Casalduc, de Utuado.
No hay duda de ningtin genera que
las reuniones del Casino rcsultan ami
madas y del ;grado de nuestra Socie-
dad
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La Compa1ia de AUTOMOBILES

Sc nss informa del buen exito obte-
nido en- las pruebas que Sc han verif.
cado en- las carreteras de los Estad s
Unidos de los automobiles que va vie
ncn en- camino en- ell vapor "Coamo'
que llegara este puerto el jueves
pr6ximo. A dichas pruebas han asis
lido Ingenieros mecanicos de Nueva
York con ell competente puertorrique-
no don Tulio a1rinaga, representan-
tantes de la prensa peri6dica de ALI
y de aquf, personas de la alta Banca,
Abogados y etc.
Este servicio Sc inaugurara para
darlo al p1blico entire San Iuan y
Ponce despues de las pruebas ofciales,
en- los primeros dlas del pr6ximo mes
de Octubre.
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En- la epoca de la guerra en- el Afri-
ca del Sur, los mercaderes de bestias
en- Nueva Orleans y en- Texas, hicie-
ron brillantes especulaciones con la
venta de I'm gran n1mero de caballos
y de mulas compradas por los ingleses
Nuevamente ha llegado para estos CO.
merciantes otra OCCASION de donde sa-
csrdn pingues ganancias; los japoneses
actualmente estan hacienda compras
de mum erosas partidas de caba!los y
inuy especialmente de la raza conoci-
da con el nombre de 'creole pcney'
que ellos dedican para su caballerfa;
Sc asegura que un pedido de 100, 900
de estos csballoS, ha sidohecho al Es-
tado de Tex7s. Otros pedidos de
graude importancia por ell ndmero.
han sido he cho 4 louisiana
Los caballos, despues de someterse
4 I'm reconoc misnto de una comisi6n
japonesa son trasportados a Sal Fran
cisco y de allf al Japou.
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Para ell bale
de benefiCenCia

va estan formadas seg1n nos parti-
cipa la Oirectiva de la sociedad pro-
tectora de mendigos, las comisiones
para ell bale que ha de celebrars ell
sabado benefcio de la mencienada
Sociedad.
Hay dos comisiones de recibo, una
de sef1oras otra he caballeros. For
man la primera las siguientes distin-
guidas damas: Sefora de Medina, Sc
fIorita Fernandez Mater, senorita del
Vale, sefora viuda de Orbeta, seflora
de Calaf, sefiora de Gomez Brioso, Sc
nora de Fernandez Mater, senora de
Todd, se1lora de Besosa, senora de
Alamo, sefIora de Hernandez Lopoz
sefiora Bondet viuda de Montilla. Sc
nora Umpierre de Rodriguez, sefora
de Delgado, seflora de Rivero.
La de caballeros esta compuesta por
los siguientes:
Don Carlos Conde, don Roberto
Todd, Mr. Chars Hartzell, don Her
mimic Diaz Navarro, don Manuel
Egozcue, don Federico Calaf, don Eu-
genio Medina, don Manuel Camuf1as,
don Manuel Rodriguez, don Luis San.
chez Morales. don Jose Lugo Viflas
don Cayetano Coll y Toste, don Juan
Hernandez Lopez y don Jose Perez
Losada.
La comisi6n de taquilla consta de
la sonora Vda. de Ortega, seflorita del
Vale seflor Lugo V1na.
Para auxiliar a esta comisi6n en- sus
ira bajos ha sido designado ell seflor
Vega, persona de reconocida compe
tencia a cuyo cargo estara ell expendio
de las localidades
Ell resto de las comisiones Sc ira pu-
blica ando med;da que Sc nos remitan
listas de los nombres que las compo-
nen.
Hacemes por encargo de la Socie-
dad Protectora de Mendigos, la sguie-
te recommendation las famiias que
acostum bran tomar palcos para la
noches de baile.
Que Sc apresuren indicar los MI
meros que desean porque existe yer
dadera demanda y sera precise fabri'
car palcos especiales en- ell escenario a
fin de dar cumplimiento todas las
solicitudes.
Ell baile de benefcencia, como Sc
We por los prelIminares y la importan
cia de las personals que forman las CO.
misiones, sera an espectaculo hermosc
y de gran importancia social.
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La apertura de las escuelas

En- Ia inaf1ana de hoy Sc ha inaugu-
radoel nuevo aflo escolar, con tai
motive sc han verificado ejerc;cios en-
la Escuela de Lincoln.
Ell salon principal sdornado conve-
nientemente y lleno de bote en- bote
presentaba I'm aspecto de dia festive.
La Junta escolar, compuesta de los
sefIores Falcon, Rosy y Negron Flo
res, el subcomisionado de Instruction
Mr.. Lord y los sef1ores DR. don Fran
cisco del Vale, Licenciado don Emilio
del Toro Cuevas. don Angel Riveto,
don A. Calderon don Alberto F. Mar
tinez, Ell Inspector del distrito Mr. Ay-
res, el maestro principal seflor Ne
gr6n Collazo, y por la prensa los seilo-
res lnfante. Leccfa y Pujals, ocupa-
ban la mesa y demas sitios asignados
a los seflores coHcrrrentes designados
para tomar parte en- la fiesta de aper-
tura del curse.
Los nifios y profesoras llenaban el
local y 4 las 10 fue alberto ell acto ror
| ell sefIor presidente de la Tunta local
quien elogio el trabajo de las profeso-
ras, y dijo que deben oeupar exclusi-
vamente dichos puestos.
El seilor Lord lego TN discufso ajus-
tado la mtteria e hizo declaracones
adecuadas, relatives que Sc confe en-
las propias fuerzas del niflo y del pals.
Ell Juez seflor Toro Cuevas irnpro-
viso un buen discurso referenre q la
actual situacion de las escuelas, en- ell
resultado de las cuales Sc cifra el por-
venir de Puerto Rico.
Los sefores Martinez y Asres to-
maron parte en- el acto, felicitande 4
los niflos y profesores y alentandoles
que trabajen con energia en- ell nuevo
curse para que Sc obtengan nuevos
exitoS de la ensefIanza.
Ha sido una fiesta solemre agra
dable la de la escuela Lincoln.
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Yi2tas dc asuntoS CpinliDaIeS

Sefala nientos hechos en- las causas
crlmlnales pendientes ante Ia Coite
de Distrito de San Juan, per el Juez
sei1or Toro Cuevas.
N1mero SSo-Partes, FL Pueblo de-
Puerto Rico, contra Pedro Nazq lez
Thomas Card. I'rot-Delito, Contra
natura-Lla sefalado, Septlembre 2z,
1924.
87o. FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, con-
ira Jose Figuaroa y korl7 7n Rivera:
por hurto mayor cuantia. Septiemb bre
FL 1904.
2zS FL Paeblo de Puerto Rico, con
ira Simon Brilla, por aggression; Sep
uemOre ~, 1914
SSt. Fl Pueblo de P..er,o Rico
con.r4 Pedro a. Martinez, por abuse
de conhanza lectura de acusaci6n
Seplcmure T., 1904
$50. FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico. con.
ira jose Encarpaci6n, por asesinato
en- Ter. grado; lectlra dc acusacion.
Septiembra ~. 1894.
8S3. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, con
ira cugenio Encarnati6n, por turto
mayor cuantfa lectura de acusacjon.
Septiembre ~ 1914,
884. Ell Pueblo dc Puerto Rico, con-.
ira uan Vazquez. (Urbsro}. por Sc
ducclol; lectura de acusaci6n, Sen
tlembre 27, 1904.
9S5. Ell Pueblo dc Puerto Rico, con-
ira lbo Arroyo, por seduction; lectu-
rA de acusacion. Septiembre ~, 1904.
$50. Ell PueblD de Pu rto Ric,. con
ira Angel Escalera y Agapito Corea-
no, pr hurto mayor cuantia leetura
de acusaci6n, Septiembre ~, 1904.
8S7. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico. cen
ira Juan Paris, por escala niento lee
tura de acusa >ion. Septienbre ~.
1904.
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de exportacion y sus acolitcs y
domesticos, sera infinite Ell estu--
por de esas criaturas que no ha-
cen mas que DIR, a todas horas y
con cualquier motive. pondera-
clones y exageraciones que no
tienen mas consistencia que las
palabras. nj otra base que los
caprichos inconstantes de la for
tuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
RoSultadO de una reunion

El Comits de distrito del partido re-
puolicano nacional de San Juan Sc
reunio Ell session, y despaes dc proce-
derse la votaci6n y escrutiuio, result
taron electos, para candidate la secre-
taria de la corte de Distrito el Lc J..
don J Mendez Baz, y para Marshal
don Adrian Agosto.
Obtuvieron votos los sefiores s,guien
tes:
Sr. Mendez Baz, IA.
Sr. Coll y Cue hi, II.
Para Marshal
Don Adrian 4 gosto. H..
Don Rafael tslacieS Salazar, 9,
Don Miguel Caflellas 6.
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Para g5Issad<s

Mariana sale para la mencionada
ciudad, a hacer ell Trfduo y panegfrlco
de San Miguel Arcangel, ell elocuente
orador Don Nicolas Zdniga.
Nos escriben de aquella poblacion
diciendonos que la fiesta sera inme
jorable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
Dutete estabIecidO

Nuestro estimado amigo ell joven
letrado don lose Julian Acosta nos
particjpa que ha alberto su bnfete de
Abogado, en- la calle de San Jose IL
nero 81.
Deseamos muchos negocios al en-
tllSiasta letrado.