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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
FL SOLDAD0 |NGLES
ModeIo de discipline. Es un
factor importante On Ia
vida nacionaI.
SU EDUCACION
SU EDUCACI0N
Sc le inicia en- todos los que
haceres de la vida civil. Di-
versus aptitudes.

La razl anglo-saiona, apta para
el msgistral sjerccio dc cusntas obli.
gacionss y debsrss 10 vida social i'm
pons, o. universal msestra en- cusitio-
nes dc educaci6p, interpretando 10 pa.
labra On su mis- amplio sentido. En-
esta preparation interrumpida para 10
sxistsnsia y la lucha, el soldado In.
gl6s tisns una partio paci6n tan impor-
tante por 10 menos como las dsm&s
satsgorias sociales del psfs.
Por sus cualidades de resiatsncia,
presencis de Amino y absolute sunni.
sion 4 la discipline, el soldado ingl6s
o. un tipo merecedor dc atsnto sstudio
On 10 relative al dessnvolvimlento do
su educaci6n.
III soldado brit&nico sabs ( ciencia
cierts que es sl traxo de un penssmien.
to director, el cual proceds movido por
I'm nn elevado, On pro del bien comdn,
y no solicita garantfas mayorss para
la exoelencia de su conducta. Ese PEN
samiento, consciente de su responsabi.
lidad, pone en- juego euantos msdios
estkn en- 81 mano para rodsar de 10
mayor solicitud possible las fuersas
iudividuales, sgrupadas con tanta
con6snza bsjo su custodia.
De ssts suerts, aparte de una eda.
caci6n milltar gobsrnada con eiemplar
regalaridad, 81 soldaio ingles o. ini-
ciado en- todos los quehaceres de la
vida civil. Las funciones do ssta son
innumerables, y como las aptitudes
humans 10 son iguslmente, ell apren.
d'zajs en- aQuellss sc desarrolla de Ia
msnera mas pracsica y ssncllla. Ell
soldado puede tsner dispos'clones para
ser albanil, carpintsro, ebanists, Ar.
quitecto, iugeniero fundidor, herrsro,
electricists, mscanico fogonero, sastre
8 zapatsro. E,tas aspiracionss SON
cuidadosamsnts suscitadas, con aten.
ci6n esmerada, cultivadas y encamina.
das por 10 senda on qus 80 manifesta
con 10 probabllidad mayor dc sxi-
to.
La educaci6n del soldado asf en-.
tendida ss susceptible de un de- AFRO 10
tan praatico como fecundo, y sus reaul.
tados f.lIcisimos, no va solo baio el
aspecto individual para el ofcio { que
aquella preparation 10 haga aptc, sino
tambien para sl servlcio psrtic lar
que cada soldado pueda procurar &
las tropas, por consiguisnte & Ia
naci6a On circunstancias imprevis.
tss.
Cultivsndo las aptitudes del sol.
dado, 10 nac!6n inglesa le procura sl
mayor de los bisnes que pueda recibir
el hombre dc quien su edu,acion diri-
ge. Los resultados de ssta disci pima
son excelentes y dgnos del mayor
splsuso. Asf ca 10 sucesivo, los in.
gleses no solsmente tendran un sjerci.
to disciplinado, dies!ro en- las lidsi
: del mar y de Ia terra y amAnte de Ia
o patris; tendr&n ademas, hombres dti-
Q les para el desempefo de la profession
0 4 que sus res pectlvas apti.udss lol
. haysn encaminado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
PRES|DEHTES AMER|CAEOS

sLe Figaro, de Paris, sefiala Ia
circunstancia de que, sisndo Norte
America, ell pals de los archimlllona.
rios. no hay tsnido un presidsnte YER.
dadersmente rico.
Roosevelt 90 ercusrtrs en- una po.
sici6n mucho mas scomodada que la
de Washington, que necesissba cobrar
runtus ments su ssiguaci6n.
El presidente mas rico ha sido Ar.
thur, que gastaba dos millones por
ano.
Pan Buren tenfa tamhien fortuna
personal: re hus6 tocsr tus emolumen-
tos hssts terminAr ell perfodo de 81
presidencia.
Monroe, el fsmoso autor de ls doc.
trina que lleva su nombrs, tenfa en- el
momento de su election escasa fortu.
ns; al del Ar el podsr no lie quedabs nj
un centlmo.
Jackson, era millo- ario cusndo
ocup6 ell cargo, perO durapte ls presi.
dencia su hiio contrsjo deudas, y cuan.
do tsrmin6 su msndo estahs srrinsdo.
Lo mismo ocarrio & los dos Hsrri.
son.
| Lincoln, era rsconocida 81 pobre'
"a, G srheld dsi6 su viudA 90 81
IN acihn nreaaria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
CUERPO HELADO

En GrinddslwAld, Bsrns, hs pro
ducido gran exitaci6n ell descubrimisn
to, que han hecho unos touristss, de
un cperpo que ha estado durante un
periodic de mas de cisn amos entsrrado
en- el hislo. Fue hallado en- una hen
dedura de un alto glacial.
En- las ropaS que cubrian el cAda-
yer que eStaba en- muy buen estado dt
conservation, Sc encontr6 IN pssapor
10 militar alemSn expedido en- 1902,
un sdbdito del Gran ducsdo de Ssjo
MIA (Coburgo) G oths, uombrado schul
tess,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
En- HUAGRIA

Segdn menssje enviado & Londres
desds Budapest por IN corresponssl
sspesial, reina eo Ia capital del reino
h6ugaro una pellgrosa sxciiaci6n, que
crecs por N lmentos, como consecuen-
eia de la tirAntez de rslaciones que sc
viens observando, entire 10 Corona }
la opcs'ci6n unida de la DistA.
Han sido pronurciadou infismado,
discursos por miembros prominenteI
de ls misma, en- los que ss atacabi
con durezA la popularidad de que aul
tistruts el snciano Francisco jose.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
EC0S De CUBA
Dep6sito de armas. Catorce
cajas de dinamita. ExpuI-
sion de un itaIian0.
FUNClONARlO PRESO
Vista Inconvenience. Viaje de
Gomez. Sucesos de Cienfue-
gos. Choque de trenes.

En- Piuar del Rio el iefe de Ia po-
licfa municipal senior jose Portas en-.
contr6 un dep6sito de armas J muni.
clones on el domicilio de don Miguel
Lores, fusionista exaltado. Mientras
Ia policfa stectusbs ell registro, ell
pueblo en- gran n1mero rodeaba la
cass, aplaudiendo Ia ssgacidad de los
vig!lsntes dol orden.
Ell gobierno ha expulsado al
sdbdito italiano jose Pennino, por
sextranjero pernicioso., Pennino ha
smbarcado On el vapor <Aurora, con
rumbo { CArtsgena-Colombia.
Ell tenients coronel Vale, iete de
Ia Guardia Rural do Santa Clara, ha
comunicado por telegrafo q Ia Sscre
tarfa de G obern aci6n, que al practiaar
un registro en- Tanas de zazs, fusron
ocupada CAToRCE CAJAS DE DINAMI-
IA Y EXPLOSIVES DE METAL.
De slgunas de estas csjas, sc CO.
noce que habian extraido parte de Ia
dinamita.
-Ha sido detenido, por sedici6n,
don Emilio Gonzalez Soto, iefs de po-
licfa especial de Santa Clara y secre-
tario particular del general Jose MI
guel Gomsz.
-Es obieto de muchos y muy d.
versos commentaries, la vista de queja
que han hecho al Ministro americana
en- Cuba los sef1ores jose Miguel Co.
met y Alfredo Zayas, candidates poi
el psrtido fusionista para la presiden'
cia y vice.presidencia dc la repdblics
cubana, rsspectivamente.
Cresse que nj dicho sei1ores nj nadit
tiene derecho q inmiscuir al gobierEe {
americana en- los asnntos electorate
del pals, y que semeisnte quejs o. de
primente para Ia soberanfa naciona'
Sc dice que ell general Jose Mi
guel Gomez trsta de ir & Estsdos Uni
dos, para conferenciar con el presi
dente Roosevelt
-Vsrias personas de Cienfuegos
algunas de elias muy salientes, hal
siio procesadas y presas por la cons
piraci6n anarquista de <La Suiza,
sxigiendc seles cinco mil pesos en- me
tilico, de fanza, para ponerlos en- II
bertad.
En- Marianso, cerca de Ia Hsba
ma, 80 ha instalado una plants electri
ca.
En- San Jose de los Ramos, un
stf1ora de dls.ipguida fsmil's, Susan
! Echevarria d, Ramos, 50 suicide to
! m&ndo una GoIis do estricnna.
"A ssis k;l6metr, de Nuevlts
chocaron dos trenss. Una caldera RI
vent6. Murisron tres personss y ha
siets hsriios y muehos contusos.
-Ha sido dsvorada por un incs
dio Ia Quinss &C arcini, , antique sans
torio, 81 primsro que Sc fund6 en- |
Habana. Estsba asegurs1o en- quinc
mil pesos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
EMPRESTITO RUSO

Asegdrase que Sc trasa de un pls =
para otro empr6stito ruso.
6erk divldido entire Paris Berlfo.
Prseticamente estS termin ado va
CreeIe que ascenderG { unoS l75
mil!onss Do rubloS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
UNA ORDENsNZA

Creese que ell Conseio EjesutIyo
rtVlssrA la ordensnza sobre reguls-
ci6n en- Ia venta de lsche, pues ha de
ser diffcil de cumplir , traerA serios
conhictos en- la vents de un srticulo
de primsra necesidad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16

y guerra musrte 81 tango en- todas
sus md'tlples msnifestac' o res, ora se
coptones como DANA de gsrabsto,
ora brlnQue y gslops como tsoo Sspsl
RN-RN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02

daS las latltudeS del planeta.
Las poderosas llneas de yapores trasatlantcas HAM
BURG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN LLOYD que desde
hace tempo venen sostenendo compeenca muy fuer
los pasa los hetes las demas companas estan
punto de unrse para sostener posc0n domnane Sc
cree que este nverno bal ardn mas an los tpos que
ahora exsten que ira de New York cuaquier puerto
de Europa por ia cnco dollars Sc ntentaba ha
arreglo con las companies de ferocarr para condcr
los valaros, aumento las cudades del interior GUAM
do omen pasale de las dos lineas mencionadas
Conunican de la Habana que las elecciones presiden
cales levarOn Cabo orden. Solo hubo dsturbos
Cenuegos Puerto Principe Ell triunfo de la candi
datura Estrada Palma ndudable pero am gnora Ell
numero de suragios depositados las Sc dice
que despues de urar de ante e Congreso pres
dene naugurara potca conservadora apoyandos de
modo exclusive partdaros, que traen la sanction
del voto popular Los daros que combaten al senior Es-
trada denuncan las eeccones arsa dcen que
presdente nj ell goberno pueden ostentar la genlna
representation del pueblo de Cuba que quere las
regones ohclales hombres de con6anza los que
resutan nsrumeDtos de la absorc6n americana E senOr
Estrada manifesto tranqulo arma que los dsturbos
eecoraes comprometan la suerte del pals porque
proplos de todo pueblo que acostumbrandose
sufrago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02
En- PUERTk De TERRA
Rafael Hernandez registra un
revolver y Sc escapa un
tiro del arma.
SONORA HERIDR
StNORA HERIDR
Un CAIRO electrico arrollo a un
CARO- deprovisiones, hirien.
do al conductor.

Aver tards como & las dos, On
Puerta dc TERRA, y en- una casa de
Ia psrads I, propiedad dc don Fran
cisco Molins, hallandoae reunidas va.
rias personss, entire elias Rafael Her.
nandez ests 80 puso q registrar un re-
v6lver peQusfio dc un tal Kchev arrfa.
Ercontrlnd ose en- esa operaci6n =
euaado menos 10 espsraba se escape
ua tiro, sl cual fue & hsrir en- 10 pier.
M izquisrda { una ssfors llamada
Ramona Falcon. Oportunamsnts lego
10 policfa que arrsat6 al Hernandez y
sonduio & IL herida & ls Sala do so.
corros, donds fu6 asistida do primsrs
I 'tenci6n por el doctor Avilss y sl prac
ticsnts C6rdova.
De allf fue traslad ada al Hospital
municipal, sn donde sl doctor velez
Lopez le extrsjo sl proysctil.
FL estado de la enferma es hoy re-
latlvamente mejor.
Dos horas dsspues, entire las pa.
radss 6 y 7, el CAIRO electrico no u
srroll6 & un psqusfio vehfculo carga-
do dc provisiones, que conducia el in.
dividuo Fabian Gotay Ia, Pisado.
Del choque habido entire ambos
carrusies, resxl6 sl mas debil con
averfas y el carrsro recibi6 una fuer-
70 confusion en- Ia region occipital,
dc Ia cual fuS asistido On Ia sala de
socorros do aquel barrlo. La herids q
fue conaiderada por sl m9dico como
leve. Ell accidsnte no revisti6 mayor
grsvedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02

Nuevos despachos de Londres n(orman que el presl-
dente Bafour en- ucha contra sera dhcutades Par
amento ha peddo rey decreo de dsouc6n para acu
dir las eeccones apear al sentdo conservador del pue
bio ngles Mr. Rafour sostene que encuentra motive
aguno que fundar renunca que prehere consular
al pals 81 debe no contnuar gobernando las ideas
los procedmentos del partdo que dirge Lord Rosebery
ee de los beraes, decara que acepta la ucha que es
seguro de la victoria los comcos. E partdo liberal ira
las eeccones aceptando la doctrna de Mr. Chamberlain
sobre formation de gran mpero de que parties
tegranes las coonas, paamento nacona para la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02
En- BOHEMIA

Rumores de Bohemia dicen que
Ia situaci6n allf es grave rapida
merts empeora. Fl Gobierno Sc pre-
para para hacer frente los aconte
clmientos desordenadcs que pueds 4
suceder. Sc tlenen tropas listas para
servicio aotivo. Refuerzos SO han en-
viado Praga. en- donde una huelgs
general amenaza en- apoyo del movi
miento de sufrsgio universal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02
Union de UnioneS Soberana en- Russia
Probable diso|ucidn del par|amento ing|6s
kucha entire las companies trasaIandcas
Las ehcennW de aver en- Cuba

New York, Dcembre 2.-Despachos recbidos por el
TINES de Londres trasmitidos al Morning Zelegyabh
dcen que e control de la potca esa hoy praccame
de la ~Un6n de Unones>, que erce sobre las
populares dominic casi absolute. El goblerno
que desea entendese con pueblo no SC decide sin embar
60 conceder 10 que demandan los leaders beraes. Esos
haan en- condolences de anzarse la resstenca acva
evando tras 81 la nac6u enera derrbando e orden eAs
tente Por orden de la xUnon de Unones> la proesta
a detendo expectation de la conducta que sga conde
Wte de la actitud que adopten e Car los Grandes
Duques pero Sc ene por seguro que las reormas
apcan garantias muy fuertes pueblo las rehazara
connuara e movmento evoluconaro mas sigoroso que
nunca E corresponsal del TINES estma que la crisis ha
de resoverse en- e actual mes de Dcembre otra
forma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02
NQTAS De PONCE
Don Jesus Texidor. --Reunio-
nes espiritistas, --Annexy y
Baiz. Reunion poliftca.
RENUNClA VAlDlvIES0
Don Santiago Oppenhelmer.
FL <Trust> ofreciendo. Don
Modesto Bird.

Desde haca unos dias ae encuentra
en- esta ciudad ell ssnor don Jests Ma
ria Textdor Vazquez, prestigiosa
personalidad de Guayama.
-Importantes reunionss sspiritis.
tas se vienen vsri6cando en- 10 morsds
de nuestro distinguido amigo el doctor
don Salvador Carbonell, asistiendo &
elias don Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n,
don Miguel do Porrata Doria yNotros
csballsros.
Ell jusves llegaron ssta ciudad
los sefiorss don Jaime Annexy y don
Juan r. Baiz. Anoohe rsgresaron q
San Juan.
En- este miamo dia SO reunieron
los caballeros que componen Ia Junta
local del psrtido <Unionistas On la
casa del presidsnte del Comite don
Luis Llorens Torres. Asistieron tam
bien los fsfores Jaime AnHexy, Ro-
seudo Matienzo Cintr6n, doctor Salvs-
dor Carbonell, Lcdo. doctor Eusebio
Coronss, don Angel Asosta Quintsro
y don Jacobo Tur. Sc trataron asun-
tos importantes.
Hoy hemos sabido la renuncia
presentada por ell alcalde de esta ciu-
dad don Luis p. Valdivieso, asf como
los concejales del Ayuntamisnto. Lo
primero ha causado muy buen efecto
on la opinion pdblica.
Ell nuevo alcalds que sustituira
4 don Luis T. Valdivleso, nuestro
querido amigo don Santiago Open
heimer, es persona que goza dc presti-
gio DO itico y social en- esta ciudad y
su candidatura aceptada por el Co.
blerno ha causado muy buena impre-
sion. Fslicitamos & Fonce por tan
exeelente alealde. Estamos seguro que
dsra bueu resultado ell senior Open
heimer.
Sc assgura que don Pedro Juan
Rosaly don Manuel V. Domenech,
elemensos del <Trusts dc Ponce cfre-
clan aver la alcaldia & dos unionistas
de ssta ciud ad, qulenes no eeeptaron
las inhuencias de eitos caballeros.
Sc cree segurs 10 renuncia dc
don Ulpiano Colon, Fiscal dc Ponce.
(Cotinsta en- Ia pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven-
de papel viejo 4 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02
En- NUEvA YORK

Don Msximino Luzunaris ha alberto esp6ndlda
de huespedes NewYork La condasnes de
comodidad eegancia ventacion. Stuada de los
orss teatros della cudad Cuenta magni6co cscHe
inme orable Precios lmtados Para nformes drrse
q N. LUZUNARIS, 138 West, O. th. St. New. York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-02

resouc6n de ceros asuntos que aecta los ngese de
das las lattudes del paneta
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07
TWO VOTES AGAINST SUSTAINING APOSTLES
ARE CAST AT TIE AFTERNOON SESSION

The afternoon session was made
memorable by the objection Of two
Latter-day Saints to the sustaining OF
the twelve apostles. surprise ran
through the great congregation when
President Joseph r. Smith arose a 4 the
close Of the spes king and announced
that as the day was tho seventy
anniversary of the founding of the
church 4 vote would be taken on Sus-
tanning the general authorities
It was generally supposed that no
action of this kind would be taken
until Sunday, according to the usual
custom. and for this reason none but
the initiated were prepared for the
move. Afterward it was asserted that
information had reached the authori-
ties Of a concerted move on the part
of some dissatisfied mem bers to regis
ter a protest. and that this carly vote
was taken 10 head off this movement.
The vote In each case was unani-
nous. with two exceptions. This was
in the case of the apostles Two men
refused TO raise the right hand to sus-
tain the twelve on the contrary thsv
voted against them. In the large as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07
TWO VOTES CAST AGAINST
SUSTAINING APOSTLES
continued from Page -

authorities. Former Senator Frank J.
cannon and Charles \. Smurthwaite
were i'm the minds OF all while thu
president was spes king.
Two Votes Against Apostles.
At The afternoon session. when two
men in the assemblagc refused 10 s,1s-
tain the twelve apostles. it was the
feeling Of many that snap Judgment
had been taken by President Smith in
dema ndtng 4 vote on the first day Of
the conference instead Of the last st
was felt that this Was done 10 head off
any organized opposition. The fact
that there was opposition IN spite Of
these preC9 UtiOnS was taken as q
promise Of more surprising develop
ments before the end Of the gathering
No one was il a position 10 give the
names of the men who protested. and
there was no record TO show against
which Of the twelve apostles they
raised their voices. Many We're named
after the meeting. The relatives Of
one of tho men named We're positive
that he was not present in the con-
ference. and that he had no part what
over i'm the protest. Developments
along this line viii he watched with
Intense interest for the balance OF the
conference.
The absence of Apostle Reed Smoot
from the conference was the cause Of
much comment II was the accented
opinion that the apostlc-senator had
ahSCuted himself in order to cxtricatc
himself from an awkward Dredica-
ment on the witness stand i'm Wash
iugton Mr. Smoot gave his question
CPS TO understand that he would not
vote to sustain Apostle NJ. +. Cowlcy
or Apostle John w. TAYLOR because Of
their polNEamOUS relations. and be-
cause of the fact that they ran from
the state to escape testifying i'm the
investigation i'm the national capital.
Apostle SmOot is i'm San Francisco.
I'm company with l.. :. Hills. 1t was
given out that they are there on bust
ness But the impression is wide
enrl.lI IhsI The L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07
Asks Gods Blessing.

Now. may peace no and abide i'm your
hearts. Nav me union that has hitherto
Chara CT erizeG orr associations continue
among us Nav our people continue in
their love foT the truth and iU their love
Tor enc another Nav they coutiUIc i'm
their honesty Of purpose. i'm their up
rightneSS. in their industry. in the spirit
of uOn-compla and in tho spirit OF re
ioiciug and Thanksgiving to sod for tn"
blessings tat We receive. the blessings
Of the earth. tho blessings Of tho spirit
Of tho Lord that is given to us
Mud now ! hope that we viii continue
during the sessions Of this conference
10 have q good attendance. and that We
may have pCaCeable spirit OF love un-
feguCd ia our hearts. one for another,
10Y ineNpressiblc for the opportunity Nc
have Of meeting together i'm this house
that has been built for this purpose and
TO attend to the duties that dCVolvC upon
lis a s. members Of tho church. aud that VIC
may 20 hence At tho close of this con
ference strengthened in the faith with
courage in our good cndeaVorS and with
a renewed determination that as for us
aud COR ours. We will serve God and let
tho world do it's worst May God bless
YOU is my prayer. i'm the name of Jesus
Amen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07

sent from the conference to save him
self from going on record in support
of active pOlygamists and in THE way
luJuring his chances To retain his seat
iu the senate. while if he had remained
and voted against members of the
quorum, ne would have stood chance
of losing his position in it,
Testimony by snoot.
In his testimony before the senate
committee Apostle Smoot said in speak
ing Of Apostle Matthias +. CoWley and
John w Taylor:
L asked President Smith If it was
= proper thing to sustain those men, or
to ask the people to sustain them.
under the circumstances. and he stated
TO me that as a member of the church
] must know that no man could nc
dropped without hearing, and that 1t
WAS rule of the church that man
could not he dropped. communicated,
or disfellowshipped from the church
without first having q chance To defend
himself. ] recognized that as a rule of
the church. and il was on that only that
! consented hat he should be presented
and that 7 voted for him. But il was
with the distinct understanding that
there should be an investigation made;
and have every reason to believe that
an investigation is under way. or has
been for some lime. and I believe also
that they will have that hearing. and
believe that il viii he probed TO the
bottom. That is my belief in the mat
ter
Mr.. WOrthinRton: Suppose. as q re
suit OF that Investigation, or otherwise.
IT should turn out that either Of those
apostles has taken a plural wife since
he manifesto. or has married some
body else to plural wife since then.
and the question comes up about their
being sustained after that result is
reached. may / ask what you would do
about it,
Senator Smoot: eff il is proven that
they are guilty Of violating that law of
the church. ! shall not sustain them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07

semblasc these negative votes were
lost until President Smith announced
that they had been cast. No one seem
cd to know who il was that registered
tho protest. Nor did they know against
whom the protest was made. as the
apostles were sustained in a lump. Some
I'm a position to know Of the feeling
among the Saints were of the opinion
that the protest was against Smoot:
others thought that Cowley or Taylor
We're the ones under the ban
President Smith said the professors
would be given an opportunity to file
their objections with the proper au-
thorities and the matter was dropped
for the time. 1t caused widespread
comment throughout the balance of
the afternoon
Lund on Tithinq.
President Anthem II. Lund was the
first speaker at this session. The ses-
sion was opened with prayer by Angus
NJ Cannon and by music from the
choir. President hund said he knew
the tithing collected was properly
used: that President Smith never used
a cent of it without sharing the re
sponsibility with others in authority
with him. He said the books of the
church were open at all times to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07
PANAMA CANAL MATTERS.
Commission Will Hold a Meeting in
Washington Next Week.

Washington, April 6.-Secretary Taft
today received a dispatch from Chief
Engineer Wallace, of the Isthmian
canal commission, saying that he
would make a short trip to Ohio and
would return to Washington next Mon
day. Chairman Shonts also Will be
here at that time and the commission
viii hold an important meeting for the
purpose of outlining a programme. 1t
is the intention of Secretary Taft to
have a definite plan for the COnStruC-
ton Of the canal ready to recommend
to congress when il meets. For this
reason it is desirable to have the board
Of consulting engineers selected as
early as possible. as their reports. to-
gether with that Of Chief Engineer
Wallace. viii be the basis of the re-
port of Secretary Taft to congress. Al
fred Noble, at present chief engineer
of the Pennsylvania railroad. is cX-
pected 10 he one of the board Of con-
sulting engineers