davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14
Progressive.

Giles-"By the way, what became Of
that fellow Skinnem who was in the
coal business here last winter?"
Miles-"Oh. he sold out about q
month ago and went to Arizona. Last
| heard Of him he was In Jail for rob
bling q stage coach"
Giles-"In other words. he evoluted
from . light weighman to Z highway
man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14

h and was SO
that at times l
was hardly able to
dress myself. l lost
my appetite and was
u n a b ! e to sleep.
There seemed to be
no relief until | took
d o a ms / d n e y
Pills, but four boxes
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14
u DoeLE

The greatest Of all horsemen, says: I'm my 40
years. experience with horses, / have found
op0nn's Dissensper Cure the most successful Of
all remedies for the horse" Cast your doubts
away. Druggists can supply you. Bottle, Soc:
dozen. %. Or write manufacturers. Agents
tors, Goshen, Ind. wv
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14
Important to Mothers.
Made His Fortune.

Made His Fortune.
What would you do II you had a
voice like miner"
"Have it. operated on"
"Have 1t operated on? Why, I'll
have you to understand that I made
my fortune through my voice."
Eyes. l heard you proposed to your
wife with it."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14
1 BROKEN DOWN.

No sleep-No Appetite-Just . Con-
tinual Backache.
Joseph McCauley, of LA Sholto St.,
Chicago, Sachem Of Tecumseh Lodge,
says: 1.-TWO years ago my health was
completely broken down. My back
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14

When q man isn't square the fact
will CON get round.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14
All the Difference.

All the Difference.
She-Tell me what is the difference
between a ready-made tie and one you
tie yourself?
He-Oh. about half an hour.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
NUEVO METODO.

The International College Of Languages, ha
tdeado un m6todo nueYo, Met0dO des Le7Bg0G-
jGaO que es un Slstema de enSenAr ell Ingles
4 los Latino-Rmerioanos, Oy6udOEo hGblGr.
Els simplemente ensehar por la voz humane,
esta voz Sc oye tan claramente como Ia de
ualquier miembro de la femilia habl6ndo-
Aos en- el hogar. Los elementos teonicos quo
dan eliminados, desaparecen obst6culos, la
simpiiflca 81 procedimiento de aprender J es
adquisieion de Ia h&bilidad de conversar Sc
hace facil en- muy oorto tempo.
El acento corrtente y la pronunciation Sc
aseguran, porque los fonagramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos por I'm cantor perfecto.
TodaS las lecciOneS revisten 81 car6cter de
9o1vers3cion, sea Is espeCie de palabras y
Traces que SO smplean diariamente y las mas
necesarias que el eXtr8njero debe aprender.
Setiene 81 vista uno delos ibros, medi-
daque el dido escuchs & Ia lengua pronunciar
oada sflaba, el ojo observa como Sc deletreA
cada pal8bra y Ia mente guarda lGg impFeaio-
nes transmitidas asf. Oasi antes de Rperci-
birnos desello, nos aCostumbramos penSaT
en- el idioma que estudiRmoA.
He aquf algunas de las ventRjRs de este sis
tema: No tiene maestro, no hay honorarios
nj contratiempos, no Sc olvidan las lecciones
paSadas, nj peligro de adquirir un NAL acen-
to. Sc aprende tanto en- una semana, por
unas Cuantas lecciones de dieZ minutes cada
dia como 10 que IN professor ordinario enseha-
LA en- un mes. Con el Metodo Lengu6ono la
ei arduo deber que muChos suponen. I'm dos
palabras Ell siBtema es tan completoy y esta dis
puesto de tai modo que 81 primer dia va Sc hs-
blaRlgo, IN POGO mas 81 siguiente mas adm
81 que sigue: en- muy corto tempo Sc apren-
de hablar, Ieer escribir facil y correcta
mente.
81 Frances, 81 AlemGn Ell Castellano han
sido ene6ados con 9xito pOr este Sistema.
Las personFs que deseen conocer mas por-
wenores pueden dirigirse The IsternGtsonG
sgs LengWqieS Metropolis Building, Nueva
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
Juzgado Dc Paz dc San Juan.
Diciembre - de 1904.


Manuel Rodriguez y Cruz Disz, POI
infriDgiF ordena MAS municipaIes con-
denado el Rodriguez..G dollars dc
muItR.
Julia ViIIafafa y Teresa. Garcia, por
infrinair ordenanzas municipales con-
denadRs dollars de muita cads una.
jose MontesinOs, Manuel Berries y
f. Mann, por iDftinRir sOrdensnzas
municipales condenRd0 .el Mann & 5
dollars de multa.
Feliz Torres y EusebiO Dfaz. por
infriDRic OrdenRnzas muuicipRles COM
denadOs & 2 dollars de multa cada uno.
Eugenio D1az, gor infringir orde-
nsnzas municipales condenado & do
, liars de multa.
Pedro V. del Valle, por infringir
ordenanzas municipRles condenadO & 8
jo lars de multa.
Isabel Martinez y Carmen M. Colon,
p0r iufripgir ordenanzas municipaIes,
absueIts9.
IgnaciO AstoI, por infrinRir orde-
nanzas nunicipales condenado do
liars de multR.
Maria Morales, por infrirRir orde-
naDzss municipaIes, absueIta.
Ambrosia Martinez y Mateo Rose
ll6, por infripgir ordenanzas munici-
pales, sbsueltos.
Juan @. Neil, por infriBRir ordenan-
zas municipaIes absueIt0.
SegundO MOjica. por infringir OFde-
naDzas municipales COndenad0 & / do
liar de muItR.
AntOnia Real. por infriDgir orde-
nan5as municipales Rbsuelta.
Juan Selles. por infriDgir ordenan-
zRs municipAles cOndenad0 1 dollar
de multa.
Eleuterio Perez. por infringir ords-
nanzas muniCipales absuelto
Leonardo Ciptr6n. por infriDgir or
denanzas municipales cOndenadO & 2
dfas de arrestrO.
PrudenCio Garcia. por infripgir or
denanzas muniCipsles cOndenadO & 2
dollars de multa.
joss Sierra. Eustsquio de Jes6s-
Simplicio Rosario y Antonio Sierra,
pOr infringir ordenanzas municipRles
ebsuelto 81 Sierray los demaS condemns
dos dollar de multa C&da uno.
Maria Rivera, p0r infringir Ordenan-
zas mum 'cipAles absuelts.
Juliana Perez. Amalia Diaz Cal
der6n, pOr Turbar ID Pez, condenadas
6 Is dollars de multa cada una.
Santos CoFreR y Santana G8ray, poF
infriDglr ordenanzAs municipales con-
denados dollars de multa Cada una.
Carlota We've, por infrinRir orde.
nanzas municipales condenada Z 5 do.
liars dc multa'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
EsTl0o O0MPlRlTIVO CON FL lT0 ANTERIOR.
Escenas noctuTnaS.

Son muchas las queias que pro-
Queen los vecinos de la calle de la
Fortaleza, inmediaciones de los ca
lleiones, que la cruzan. en- donde
las muieFes alegres y muchos al
borotadores, que les hacen duo. no
deian dormir a les vecinos.
Sc dS ell case de que en- las ho-
ras del dia la policfa vigila mucho
aquel sitio y otros de la ciudad,
pero de noche brillan por su ausen-
cia Y Sc da tambi6n el espectaculo
triste y vergonzoso de que en- una
ciudad como esta, que da la nota
de cultura en- otras cOsas. aparezca
en- este al nivel de cualquier po-
blado sin vigilancia pol1ciaca.
La autoridad municipal y la po-
licfa estan en- el deber de no peg-
mitir cue tan POGO edificantes .es-
cenas sucedan en- una de las prin-
cipales GALES dc San Juan. con
mengua de la moral y del respeto,
que So debe cada ciudadano.
Bien esta, que Sc diviertan los
que humor tengan para clio, pero
cue en- las horas de descanso, deS-
de las ii de la noche en- adelante
no Sc turbe el reposo de los que
tienen derecho 6l. nj Sc perturbe
la tranquilidad de los que viveD
recogidos en- sus domicilios.
Este es un NAL, que Sc We con
gran extraneza no alcanzando q
comprender por que esa tolerancia
de la policfa y de la autoridad mu-
nicipal, rayana en- indiferencia.
Nosotros sabemOs que Sc han
producido quejas a alguRos ofcia-
les subalteFnos de la policia y NADIA
Sc ha hecho para cortar de raiz IN
NAL que afecta q Ia moral y al
buen Sentido.
Esperamcs, que 3esta vez Ell senor
Jefe de la Policia y el senor AL
calde tOmen cartas en- el asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
De
SAINT LOUIS.
EI Cafe baiI6 q record.
PREMIOS OBTEMOOS.

Manuel Terrual. Comerlo. AjoDio-
II. MedalIa de- Bronco.
j. M. Jordan & Co, Toa Alta.
Aionjolf. Medalla de Bronco.
Cornelio Ruiz Gonzalez. AQuada.
Gandules. Medalls de Bronco.
Luis Roig, Guayanilla. Gandules.
Medalla de Bronco.
Ggupo No. "a. Manuel B. Perez,
Utuado. HAbichuelas. Gran Pre-
milo.
Rafael Forteza ' Cortes, Vega Alta.
H0bichueIas. MedRlIa de Orc.
Ramon AImOd6var, Snbana Grande.
ArFoz. MedalIa de Orc.
Ricardo CumpianO, Rinc6n. Milo.
MedaIIa de Orc.
Francisco Colon Machin, San Lo-
renz0. HabichueIas. MedaIla de Oro.
JOa6 Reyes Izquierdo. GuayRnilla.
Castor. MedalIa de Plata.
Juan N. Romero, Toa Alta. Habi-
chueIaa Medalla de Plata.
jose Rodriguez. Naraniito. Habi-
chuelas. MedallR de Plata.
Lorenzo Morales. Toa Alta. Habi-
chueIas. MedaIIa de Plata.
Luis EstrelIa. GuByaniIla. Habi-
chuelas. MedalIA de Bronco.
3. Franco, MaySgiez.-Cacao. Me-
dalla de Oro.
Manuel R. Meifas. UtuAdO. Cacao.
Medalla de Plata.
Felipe Rivera COreR. Rio Gfande.
Cacao. Medalla de Bronco.
Lorenzo Morales, TOa Alta. Cacao.
MedAiIa de Bronco.
Mariana Albert, Carolina. Caca0.
MedaIIa de Bronco.
MedallR de Bronco.
Prudencio Vidal Estruch, A6aaco.
Cacao. MedaIla de Broncs.
Herminio Suarez. Lola. CocoB.
Medalla de Plata.
Junta local de Vega Bsia. CocOs.
Medalla de Plata.
Agustin N. DeIerme. Vieques, CO.
cos. Medalla de Bronco.
Eduardo Byron, AfIasco, cocos. Me-
dslIR de Bronco.
Santiago Ruiz. AguadH. cocos. Me-
daIIa de Bronco. .
Ggupo No. ST. Oliver MsyoI,
Ponce. cafe. GGAndes premios.
Porto Rico Commission, San Juan,
collection cafe. Grandes premios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
Sc .IlizO IOz en- 10 De
las bOnbiIIaS.
RObO descubIertO pOr los guar
diaS DIaz J Sierra.
Va ssas habiIldadss plcaban en-
historic.

Un buen seKvicio han prestado los
guardias Inocencio Diaz. de h detec-
tee. y Paco Sierra.
Hace tempo Ven1an qnejandose no
pOcos vecinos de San Juan = tambi6n
los administrators de las dos plantRs
de luz electrical que aquf funcionan. de
r0bos de bombiIIas, las cuaIes desapa-
recfan sin que Sc pudiera dar con los
misteTiosos cacos que asf juQaban con
aparatos de luz.
In verdad es que eran el6ctricos On
eaoa manei0g.
Pero como no hay NAL -. etc. los
referidos guardias tuvieron cierta con-
fidencia = Sc presentaron en- casa de
Ceferino Lorenzo. (s) GollegO. que
tiene an cafetfn entire Luna y TanCa.
81 gallego Sc neR6 { Abrir un armR-
rio. Z los guardi3s solicitAron IN
mandamiento del Juez y eotOnces Ell
SESAME se .abri6 , apaFecieron 13--
trscei- bombillss de 16. SO y 80 bu-
jas.
PaEece que 81 gGzleQo ccmerciaba
con ellas. compr6ndolas $50 aflrma- 6
pilletes que 90 las llevaban.
P6sose 81 hechO en- conocimiento del
Juez Municipal. y este exigi6 & Lo.
renzo $500 de fiAnza. pasando 81 asun-
to & la Corte de Distrito.
Los aparatos fueron reconocidos por
empleados de ambas plantas do luz
el6CtriCa, que son las 6nicss que los
importan.
Como Sc We. Lorenzo Sc ha mstido
en- IN verdadero 10na6n ga1z6go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
Don Igaplto PieazO Sublza.

En- Logrc6o-Esps II 81 falIeci6 este
distiDguido militar el 10 de Nc viembre.
Era coronel del reg miento de infan-
terfa n1mero 81.
81 sefIOr Picazo fuG uno de los fun
dAdores de este disrio Y equf en- Puer-
to Rico goz6 de general estimation,
uniendo sus destinos una compatrio-
t. nuestra. dCnA Conception M6Fqnez
D6Vila. de las Piedras, hij1 del respe-
table Caballero don RupertO M6rquez
So muerte ha cRusa00 entire sus deu-
dos y numerosOs amigos. honda impre-
sion. pues el pundonoroso miiitar era
iustamente estimado por aus atlas prem
da spelsonales y eI afectO que aiempi &
tuvo nuestra .patria.
Ella CofrespondenciAo lamenta pro-
fundamente tan sensible desgFacia. ,
envia 6 los famiIiares del finado Ii ex-
preston de so sentido dueIo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
"ANTORGHA DEL SIeLO xx."

Aver, como 10 habiamos anun-
ciado SO verified Ia iunta general
de elecciones de este gPupo, result
tando electos por aclamaci6n:
PTesidente: jose Antonio Love
ras.
Secretario: WencesIao Escobar.
Tes0rerO: Avelino Miranda.
Vocales' Jose P. Manzano, Eloy
Daniel. Augusta Escalera, Gunner
sindo Falu y Ricardo Hernandez
Fs una acertada election, por
cuanto esos j6venes obreros sabran
llevar triunfante en- sus manos la
antorcha de sus alegrfas en- las
pr6ximas Pascuas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
InactiIvidad de los 9j6rCitOS beNgerantes en-
Mukden -
Los Sp0n8sss T8eibsn Tsf0sTz0S ff8nf8 Port Arthur

respecto q cortar la retirada al ge-
neral Kuroki, fracas6.
Las tropas japonesas atrinchera-
radas en- Ia Iona del xMetro,~ re-
ciben refuerzos constantemente.
Prop6nense con tFopas frescas re-
forzar ell ataque q Ia plaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12

New York. DIRE. 10, 1.30 p. m.
Dicen de Chefoo que reina com
pleta inactividad desde >hace algu-
nos dias en- los ei6rcitos beligeran-
tes en- Mukden.
Ambos ej6rcitos preparanse para
una gran batalla, noticiandose que
el intento del. general KuFopatkin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
Movimisnto anarquista en- Austria ' E8pa1a
So han hsch0 On VI8Ra Rumer0sss pTlslORss

New York, Dbre. 10, l.30 p. m.
AcentiaSe en- Austria y Espa1a
ell movfmiento anarquista.
Asegarase que en- Viena han sido
reducidos q prisi6n numerosos in
dividuos conocidos como agitadores
anarquistaq, q quienss Sc acusa de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12

Que no puhlicamos comunicadOg sin
que sean paRados pOr odelontadOs.
Cada seis pAIabras g cuepfan nor
una hnea y q lines vale diez centavor.
Las cartas que Vengan con munica-
dos sin 90 imp0Fta 40 q contasta. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
Ron lLLAYE."

ReconoCdAmente 81 mas puro. higie-
pico = ogradabIe que se fabrica en- ell
pals. Sc vende en- los qricipales esta-
blecimientos. y on AreCibO pOr Suce-
q0raa IA Roses 3s~Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12

complots para asesinar altos Dig
natarios del gobierno.
En- Barcelona. Espana, rei4a all
guna inquietud. temi6ndose la re-
pa .ci6n de atentados anarquistas:
La vigilancia policiaca Sc ha du-
|plicado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
Llnea i6rfea del OeSte
ITINERARIO

Bi1etss arosos para dSas tsssivos
plauo. 0lals.
0e Capital s Bayam6n, de
Ida vu0lta. ......U CO.'S O0.Ie
Bayam6n Oataao, ida
y vpeltas....s... -. Is 10
BilletO ordinaEio dc Capita uataa On
Iaao 4 3 etVB.
Bayam6n is osoptIombr., 1903.
RAMON vALnKs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12
LOS PRoPIETARlos

Cuadernos taIonarios de Glen reCibos
para cObrO de aIquiles de casaa.
BOleta1 de demands.
EneLA Correspondence Dc Puerto
Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12

En- egta impronta ae Vende papaI de
peril ico Viaio s lo-0o QuintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12

Preston barometrica 80. O2I
Temperature 7S.Ol
maxima temperature 49, 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-12

ConsuItas particuIares de 264p.
para los pObres de 8 69am
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
CHARGES Or BRIBERY
TO BE PROBED.
Mayor and Officials
Ask Investigation
Deny KnoVledgeOf Chinatown Sack

the city has resulted only In discovering thas
FUNDS have been collected ln Chinatown osten'
sib'S for the PURPOSES stated but IL has with
the greatest effort and expense been found I'M
possible 70 ascertain whether these moneys
are paid by the Chinese who collect the same
10 any official or other person tcr any puT"
pose; and whereas. not only should the: whole
sale gambling in Chinatown be suppressed but
any person or official Offering Or guaranteeing
protection or accepting moneys for that pur-
pOse BE- punished 20 the full extent OF the
law; Therefore
Resolved. First that the Chiet OF Police be
and ne Is hereby directed 20 detail at once tOr
service in Chinatown twenty-five Officers and -
many more as may be needed 70 suppress the
gambling referred to- such police officers TO re-
main OF duty until every gambling houSe in
Chinatown shall be finally closed.
Second. that reward Of $500 be 01ereo to4
competent evidence Of the payment or delivery
by the Chinese WhC collect the funds referred
to- 'or by any other person 90 any official OF
the Police Department Or 70 any other. person
fur' 'plfItrCllt. 49, suVh ghmOri.g nVuEeS. sile
SAME 90 be paiil out q the Police Department
contingent fHr.1. ,is1i
The matter OF the reward OccasiOned
a little discussion. as funds are low, but
Csief Whitman readily volunteered to
pay the iiorei out OF mis- own pocket.
= similar offer was made by Ruet and
entered. in the record The proprietor
and editor OF the paper. referred 70
will be given an opportunity to dis
close their sources of Information re-
gard!ng tlle: existence and lnanipula-
tiOn OF the. alleged sack.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
HUMPS TO KEEP
CLEAR OF SHOT

b. e
: With a man with pistol close at his
heels. w T. Buckley of 1O26A Folsom
street franticalIy hurried himself from
a second story window at 1Iss Folsom
street shortly Before o'clock last night
and sustained serious injuries. Henry
Schuur. saIOon-keeper at 1893 Folsom
street aimed the weapon and at
tempted to kill Buckley. his wife and
william Hilton. Hilton and Mrs Buck
ley escaped the liquor dealers wrath
by climbing half block over the roofs
of adjoining houses.
The Buckleys had been living above
Schuurs saloon in apartments owned
by the saloon man. Tuesday they
moved. because they allege Schuur re-
peatedIy refused to repair the roof,
which was Ieaky Last night, with Hill
ton, they went back to the fiat to get a
few small things they had overlooked.
When thev reached the door Of the
house they found a vicious dog, which
Schuur had tied there, guarding the
threshold. Their attempt to gain en-
trance brought Schuur out. Threaten
ing them, the saloon man demanded
that thew leave the premises.
Policeman Annear was summoned
and succeeded in getting them into the
house. While the three we're there Mrs.
Buckley spied Schuur bounding up the
stairs with a revolver in his hand
Rrandishing the weapon the irate man
told them to get out, at the same time
advancing on a run and aiming the pis-
toI at Mrs. Buckley. who was nearest
The woman screamed to her husband
and Hilton to run. She and Hilton got
out of a rear window and after climb
ing over roofs for half a block were
rescued by neighbors. Buckley was not
so fortunate. He saw nothing but i'm
mediate death for him, and with a
bound burst through the closed win
dow thirty feet to the sidewalk below
He landed on his head and left knee
and Law unconscious and bleeding upon
the pavement. Heywas removed to the
Central Emergency Hospital. where
Drs. PawIich and Hutchinson found
that he had sustained a fracture OF the
left patella and a deep laceratiQn of the
scalp. with a possible fracture OF the
frontal bone. His wife was uninjured'
but was hysterical when she found tnat
her husband was badly hurt
Schuur was arrested and booked AT
the CITY Prison for assault with a dead
ly weapon. Buckley is a contractor ana
elevator inspector.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
SAFES SEIZED By POLICE
ON A SEARCH WARRANT
On Behalf Of Chinese Interested At
torney Collins Will Apply for
Writ OF Certi0Tari:

Acting under orders. Captain OF Poe
lice Duke yesterday morning secured
"a search warrant from Police Judge
Cabaniss 90 obtain possession OF three
safes that were kept at $50 Washington
street: The reason given was that the
safes might contain evidence Of gam
bling. This was the place raided by
Police Commissioner Hutton: and
Others on Tuesday night, when eighty
seven Chinese We're arrested for play
ing fantan. .... 80 =:
X: Attorney George D. Collins later OBJ
tained an order from Police Judge Ca
bsniSs instructing the Chief OF Police
not 20 open the safes or allow them
te be opened pending the result OF the
search warrant proceedings. The or
rier was served upon the Chief yester-
day afternoon. Collins said that he
would apply for writ OF certIorari to
prevent Judge Cabaniss from taking
any steps IN regard TO the search war
rant. He claims that the safes belong
to Chin Kin You and were seized by
the police without nay justification.
Judge Fritz last evening set the case
for hearing on Saturday at 10 a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
CANNOT LOCATE. MISSING
CONSIGNMENT OF MONEY
Mysteriously From Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Office

The forwarding money department Of
Wells, Fargo & Co. IS Express is report
ed to be out $4,000. Where the money
has gone to or how 1t came to disap-
pear is mystery to all concerned in
that Office. The package and contents
weighs 81 pounds, and this ould seem
to preclude any possibility that the
money had been stolen from the office.
The officials do not think a robbery has
been committed. but are of the belief
that it has been shipped out of town by
mistake.
Money that is being shipped away is
done up in bags, and these are in turn
put into boxes, which are locked. The
agent at this point retains one key and
the agent at the objective point has the
other. 1t will therefore be impossible
for the officials to unravel the mystery
until all the boxes shipped out yester-
day have reached their destinations.
kilograms have been sent by the COM
pany to all their agents at places to
which money was shipped.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

Trouble IS brewing among the spec
tstors az the trial Of the Dolbeer VIII
contest Feeling runs strong over
the case a. bar. and the women folk
particularly do not hide their sympa-
thies- The society girls and mstrOns
wso are bsing called 70 testify as TO
the healthy mental condition ot
Bertha DoIbeer are, OF course. taking
Eides with the proponents Those OF
the fair sex who favor Ire cou-ze Of
the CONTESTANT are few. but these are
intent on promoting il wherever IL is
thought a word or an opinion can
avail
The trouble among the onlookers
broke or openly yesterday MIS-
Elizabeth G Phillips made complaint
that she was being subjected 10 dis
coUrfesies II the courtroom BY the
-socie1y crowd Mrs Phillips is the
beneficiary OF Miss Dolbeer's tesla
re1t 10 The amount Of $4,000 She
tesuaed In behalf OF the contestant,
being dissatisfied with the amount Of
her beCBesf-
Judge CoGey has directed that seats
be reserved for the woUen VINO come
10 the trial MIS- Phillips says the
,baIif diligently looks after ale wants
Of the friends Of the proponents. but
ignores her Yesterday, she further
complains. some OF the society"
women tried TO prevent her from
taking seat she found vacant She
saws they placed A satchel on IL
A few days ago Attorney Pillsbury
made objection 20 the presence Of
Ms Phillips because her cough was
annoying The court has thus far
taken no action
The complications that Judge Cof-
fey has 10 deal with are multiplying
Yesterday morning a gallant young
law clerk undertook 10 open a window
50 as 20 provide fresh air for the
society corner"
I don't want any ex-oficio attaches
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

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