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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-25

1-Kalser grows apprehenslve.
2-WIns race for woman's life.
3-Autos make streets unsafe.
.+Belasco actors back In comedy.
5-southern California news.
6-EditorlaI.
{ 7-City news.
/ Classified advertisements.
1o-Sports.
advertising.
13-Markets.
14-officer faces criminal charge.
EASTERN
President may decide to place canal job
In hands OF private contractors
District Attorney Jerome begins his in
vestigation into Equitable matters.
Yellow fever is spreading in New Or
leans.
Kaiser and czar discuss national affairs
off remote island on coast of Sweden.
Baron Komura passes through Chicago
and talks on municipal ownership and
war.
Russia proposing to raise s5o,OOO,oOo an
nually, mainly by taxes on the wealthy
class.
Steps are taken toward investigation OF
Game warden discovers rich gold ledge
and is found by Indians delirious with
Santa Monica boy loses life in swim
ming pool at Venice.
LOCAL
Little boy drowned in the divers pool
at Venice.
Engineers OF contractors on govern
ment dam at Laguna here to purchase
500, 900 worth of equipment.
In collision of street cars at Third
and Main streets, passengers have mar
row escape.
once gay officer now faces grave
criminal charge.
n Nj Sloan becomes assistant gen
eral freight agent of Salt Lake road.
Manager of Banning company laughs
at report that Catalina has been sold
Late Consul General Bellows OF Yoko-
hama says orient is fruitful field for
American trade.
Salton sea again on rampage.
Woman complains that she was COM
pelled to dodge hatchet and other mis-
siles thrown by her husband.
Under sheriff races madiy 70 depot
TO secure prisoner and save a woman's
Mayor McAleer issues statement or
dering public investigation Of the
speed maniacs still hold sway. p. X.
Wood suggests a remedy.
BY use OF cocaine. patients at county
hospital may see their own members
amputateq.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-25
BOB-EARED RABBITS
ABOUND SINCE FIRE
nv AsaocIate ted Press.

by A55OClateu FTeHs.
REDDING, July "a. = Thou
sands of rabbits in Eastern'
Shasta are now travelling with
bob ears. The recent fires act
ually burned their ears off. r.
Heyford in Mill valley today re-
. ports that hundreds of bob-eared
rabbits are in that section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-25
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
VENEZUELA is DEAD

BY Associated Press.
CARACAS, July 24.-Dr. Juan Pablo
Robas Paul. former president Of vene-
zuela, died today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-25

being Prince Charles of Denmark, who
is married to an English princess.
Emperor Nicholas has returned to
PaterhOf
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
NO HELP FOR
 OLD BLUEBEARD Iowa Judge Refuses to Aid Man Convicted of Staying
 R.Ch Wife

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 7.-E. S. Bly, denburgh. philanthropist, Sunday school teacher, deacon and reputed Bluebeard, all of whose three wives died suddenly, leaving him property, must spend the remainder of his life in a cell for the murder of his third wife in the spring of 1903 at Eldora. His appeal to the state supreme court was in vain, the court today having decided that his conviction was legal, although two of the judges dissented. There is no appeal left to the man unless his lawyers decide to carry the case before the legislature.
 Blydenburgh was married for the third time in Ohio in 1902, being then 26 years of age. He wore silk hat and frock coat, appearing as deyout Methodist worker. The spinster to whom he was married was twelve years his senior and owned large prop critics, including a valuable farm near Eldora.
 Thither the two went on their honey moon, and there they took up their residence. They were ardent church workers, and in the little community Blydenburgh attained distinction as one of the most prominent residents.
 But tales of dissension in the Blyden- burgh home were heard. It was said the insistence of the husband that the wife convey to him title to some of her property and take out life insur- ance was the burden of the strife Neither of these things would she do
 In the spring of 1903 Blydenburgh bought large quantity of arsenical rat poison. One Sunday in May his wife went to church alone, while he remained at home and prepared dinner Soon after the meal Mrs. Blydenburgh was taken violently i'll, and in a few hours was dead in spasms. The night of the day on which she died her bus band hastened to Ohio with the re mains, and there inferred them, re turning to Eldora 10 administer hel estate. to which he fell heir.
 It was. not long until rumors were circulated about Eldora to the eff feet that Blydenburgh had killed his wife, and for that reason had displayed such haste in burying her body iI Ohio. The authorities sent officers tC Ohio and exhumed the body. The state chemist found that the vital or gans were fairly saturated with ar senic. The husband was arrested charged with the murder. Nothing but circumstantial evidence was sub mittted to the jury. Blydenburgh' s friends were confident he would be cleared, but the jury found him guilty and fixed his punishment at life i'm prisonment.
 An appeal was taken 10 the Supreme Court almost a year ago, and the case was so long delayed that Blydenburgh was certain until today he would get a new trial, which he did not fear.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
DAees FILES DEMURRER
in the Aggravated Assault Cases
 Brought in Phoenix.

Phoenix, Nov 6.-In order to file de murrers with the court and plead them, A. J. Daggs and R. E. Daggs today withdrew their plea of not guilty to the charges of aggravated assault upon the Powers sisters a short time ago.
 In the demurrers which were argued this afternon the brothers claim lack of justification on the part of the court, as it is not shown that there was an aggravated assault
 A. J. Daggs, who is an attorney argued the matter at some length claiming that under the statute it was not enough to allege that aggravated assault had been committed.
 District Attorney Baker and Assist ant Bullard were present to argue the matter in behalf of the territory.
 Before the United States court to morrow proceedings will be had or an application to take Attorney Nolou of Florence to Oregon to there answer 10 charges of land fraud. He was arrested Thursday at Florence by g deputy United States marshal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
Machinery for Colonel Greene.

Several consignments of sawmill machinery for Colonel Greene's prop critics in the state of Chihuahua have passed through Fl Paso this week. They have been shipped south from Juarez over the Mexican Central to Chihuahua, and thence by the Chi. huahua and Pacific to Temosachic.
 The operations of the Sierra Madre Land and Lumber Company are being advanced at a rapid gait, and the plants of the company are gaining in size.
 The sawmill properties are assum ing considerable proportions.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
LAWYER ARRESTED
 IN FLORENCE Geo. Q. Nolan Charged With Land Fraud in
 Oregon

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. sc. O. Nolon an attorney of Florence, was arrested there by Deputy United States Mar shal F. w. Hill, and was brought to this city. Proceedings were begun by Assistant United States District At torney Walter B. Kibbey, for his re moyal to Oregon. The removal pro ceedings will come up before Judge Kent today.
 The apprehension of NOlon took place on instructions from the United States circuit court for the district of Oregon, in which an indictment had been found against Nolon and nine other persons, charged with conspir ing among themselves and with sev enty others persons to defraud the government out of land and fees in the Oregon City land grant.
 At the time of the finding of the in dictment Nolon was not discoverable and a bench warrant for him was is sued and placed in the hands of United States Marshal Charles J. Reed for the district of Oregon. The warrant was returned with the infor- nation that Nolon could not be found. It was subsequently learned that he had been at Tucson. and the matter was put into the hands of the United States authorities in this territory.
 Nolon was located at Florence and he was taken into custody in the court room there by the United States dep uty marshal. The warrant for his ap' prehension had bee nissued by Roscoe Dale, United States court commis' sioner for Pima county. He was transferred to Phoenix for the hear ing of removal proceedings by United States Court Commissioner D. c. Ste vens of Pinal county.
 It is alleged in the indictment that Nolon and his nine associates, who are described throughout the docu ment as the defendants, while the seyenty-one others, whose names are given, are known as applicants, in ! duced the applicants, men, women an6
 children, to make application for tim Der land open to settlement in the | Oregon City land grant.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
SUM MONS.

Tn the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona in and for the County Of Cochise-
 Mary Meacham, plaintiff, vs. Justin Meacham, defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said County of Cochise, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting:
 To Justin Meacham: You are hereby required to appear in an ac- ton brought against you by the above named plaintiff. in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service), after the service on you of this sum mons eff served within the county; otherwise within thirty days), or judg- ment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Co chise, this 27th day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and five.
 (Seal.) GEO. B. WILCOX,
 Clerk. By PHILO WILCOX, Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
FANCY sUITING
suITINe IN PATTERNS
NEW FALL sUlTlNes

For walking skirts, costumes,l worsteds
 ringbone stripes and es wide and sells al for Friday, the yard
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
HOW TO CURE coRNs AND
 RUNIoNS.

First,soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it; then pare 1t down as closely as possible without drawing blood and apply Chamber lain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn few days to protect 1t from the shoe. AS a general Hniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheu- matism, Pain Balm is uRequaled. For safe by all dealers in patent medicines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09

riding habits and street in mannish effects, her Scotch mixtures, 54 inch s1.25 a yard, special 00p
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-09
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockhold- holders of the Southwestern Mining Co. will be held in the office of the com. pany at Naco, Arizona, on Tuesday, Nov. 2S,1905 at D. m. for the cleo ton of directors or such other business as may regularly come before it.
 DUDLEY Nj. SHIVELY,
 Secretary
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-20

El sefior Valentin Berries Sc ha servido
rogarnos la publication de la siguiente
carta: .-..
'Octubre 18 de 1905. Sr. don Valen-
tin Berries. San Juan, P. r. EstimadO
sefior:" .=..
''Como algunas personas, por malicia,
6 por no estar bien informadas no han in
terpretado rectamente la signifcaci6n del
traslado de Vd. de la Alcaidfa de la Car
eel de San Juan al puesto de Jefe de Es-
tadistica en- Ell Departamentp de-sanidad,
tengo Ell gusto de Communicable que la re-
ciente Investigation nevada 4 cabo en- la
Carcel ha dejado Vd. 'fuera del alcance
de toda imputaci6n que pudiera aparecer
como injuriosa." ..:... :
F'Siento ademas placer en- manifestar
Vd. que sus servicios Sc han considerable
siempre como buenos y valiosos, su con-
ducta altamente honorable"
'.El traslado de Vd. esta ofcina ha
tenido por fin, como v. sabe, aliviarlo de
ciertas molestias, con las cuales no tropeza-
"a Vd. en- su nuevo cargo"
'Ha merecido Vd. Ia confanza de este
Departamento, continGa mereci6ndola,
y expongo estos hechos para que haga de
esta carta Ell uso que mas cOnveniente es-
time. Muy respetuosamente, AndrSs Gro
sas, Director de Sanidad, Benefcencia y
Prisiones,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-20
Ell ESTAp0 De NEVADA RETIRA La
llCENCIA 4 la COMPANY DE Sc
GuRQS new YORK LIFE"

ia siguiente carta+ dice La Yoz del
Pueblo, de N. Mexico fu6 escrita por el
Comisionado de Aseguranzas del estado de
Nevada al presidente Nc Call, de la COM
pa1ia de Seguros, ''New York Life" Ell dia
3 del corriente.
''John Nc Call:-Interpende la investi-
gaci6n del Imanejo corrupto mala admi-
nistraci6h, y disposition fraudulenta de los
fondos confados su compaffa, mien-
tras que usted George Perkins retengan
empleos de confanza en- el manejo de la
New York Life Insurance Company" la
icencia de la compania para transar nego-
clos en- el estado de Nevada queda por es-
ia revocada. Al tener noticia de un cam
bio en- Ell manejo prueba satisfactoria de
un manejo honesto la licencia sera de nue.
vo expedida."
Gun despacho de albany dice que ell
procurador general del estado recibi6 una
carta de w. III. Russell, como agente de
un ndmero de los dueflos de polizas pidien-
do gu Permiso para traer un pleito contra
los ofciales de la compafiia para compiler
los que devuelvan los dineros contribui-
dos los fondos de canipafia. Sc rumora
que ell Presidente Roosevelt ha pedido a
los ofciales de la comisi6n nacional repu-
bllcana que devuelvan Ell dinero contribui-
do por la cOmpafia de Nueva York"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-20
Ell PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT.
COCHE DESTROZADO.
Roosevelt J 81 tamlIIa, IIssOs.

Paris, Octubre 2.-Cablegramas de
NueYa York dan notieias de un accidente
sufrido hoy por el presidente de la Repd-
blica norteameTicana y su familia.
Mr.. Roosevelt, acompafado de su sefio-
ra y de sus dos ninas, acababa de salir de
Ia villa, con direction Ia residencia pre-
sidencial de Oster-Bay, en- un coche tirado
por dos caballos.
POGO despues de emprender la marcha
Be rompi6 el eje de las ruedas traseras del
carruaie, volcando este acknowledgements
Ell cochero y Ell lacayo fueron lanzados
del pescante.
Los caballos siguieron en- carrera desen-
frenada.
Ell presidente su familia quedaron den
tro del vehfculo, hecho trizas materialmen-
te, siendo arrastrados por espacio de veinte
metros y luego despedidos q regular distan-
cia del carruaie
Los agentes de policias que seguian al
coche presidential lograron detener los
dos caballos.
Los ilustres viaieros estaban cubiertos
de polvo, pero no tenian herida alguna.
Mr.. Roosevelt y su familia subieron
otro coche eontinuando SUI viaje sin move
dad. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-20
Y ahOra, acasO, veamos como actuan los ''ejem.
pIarss de Ia norma De Ia vlTllldad americana
que haya en- Ia lSla.

I'm representante de la Correspondent
cia' visit6 hoy al senior Hynes, Auditor
del Gobierno InsulaI de Puerto Rico y
conseiero del Executive. A la una y me
dia de la tarde trabajaba en- su despacho 81
senior Hynes ALI recibi6 & nuestro re
presentante, sirviendo de interprete Ell Sr.
Moore, Secretario de aquel Departamento.
-iQue sabe usted respecto al asunto
que Sc dice denunciado al FiscBl sefioT
Campillo, sobre irregularidades cometidas
por Mr.. Jorge Spaven, inspector de plo-
meria del Departamento de Sanidad SuPe-
rior que va ha obligado al Fiscal pro
cedeT iudicialmente contra 6l?
Ell Auditor de Puer4O Rico Intervene
con motivo de la aprobaci6n de cuentas, en-
todos los Departamentos del Gobierno In
sular de Puerto Rico, eonocimiento
mio-dijo el sefior Hynes llegaron rumo-
res afrmaciones de hechos 8 irregulari-
dades cometidas por dicho inspector, en- ell
eiercicio de su cargo En- vista de tales
hechos y celoso de que el buen nombre de
los funcionarios del gobierno no SO menos-
cabe perjudicando grandemente al Pueblo
de Puerto Rico y pOr inter6s q este, puse
tales manifestations en- conocimiento del
Fiscal Campillo, para que procediera in
mediatamente su averiguaci6n infor-
mando todo 10 que fuese possible
Manifesto tambi6n el senior Hynes, que
esta dispuesto llevar adelante con toda
energfa, cualquiera investigation que ten
da descubrir alguna irregularidad come
tida en- cualquier Departamento del Go
bierno Insular.
DE OTRAS INVESTIGACIONES
QUE THEME PENDIENTES DARA
CONOCIMIENTO EXACTO AL GO
BIERNO Y A LOS TRIBUNALS, pa
ra que el Pueblo de Puerto Rico sea de-
fendido de las irregularidades que en- su
administration puedan cOmeterse por los
empleados del Gobierno Insular.
El inspector aludido, Mr.. Spaven, de-
pende del departamento de sanidad, carl
dad prisiones. Un buen nGmero de pro-
pietarios de esta capital ha informado en-
Ia investigation que practica Ell senior fiscal
y esta sera ampliada en- toda la forma po-
sible y hecha pGblica en- breve.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-20
UN.PASEOPOR
la CIUDAD.

Arriba, don Modesto, vamos dar
un paseo por Ia ciudad. Aseg1ranme
que es muy lindas quiero conVeneerme
de Visas.
Bajemos por la Puerta de San Juan.
iUfl iQue NAL olor, ipara que me trajiste
Por aquf? Esta playa es bonita, pero muy
sucial Que mucha yerba y possible dina
mita hay por aquf! 20 que crefa que
habfa en- San Juan mucha sanidad!)
ESQ no es NADIA; vamos pa lGnte.
Observa que NAL hecha esta Ia re-
composition del pavimento de este male
con. Tai parece que 10 hicieron de balde.
Mira ese grupo de confnados que pa
rece va sin escolta No es asi. Repara,
van dos guardias de penales con ellos y
levan revolver al cinto.
Este otro paseo, antiguamente llama
de la 'Princesa0 y hoy '.,Cervantes, dicen
que 10 van q componer. El sitio es deli
cioso, pero no Sc puede andar por aquf.
iAyl Amino vamos pa JoFte!
Ese barrac6n vieio Y feo que parece
jaula para cuidar gGltos pGuas, pues ese es
el tinglado del muelle.
Echate por este lado cerca de los barcos
atracados, no sea q te quedes atollado en-
esos loQazales. 1eTmosa haD1as pero que
impropio esta ese muelle. Ese gran edifi-
clio que ah1 yes, es una fabrica de ciga-
rros, pero no te acerques ella porque
puedes 'aautTagar en- ese tanque de lodo.
iY La hygiene?
zCalma. Demos Ia vuelta por Puerta
de TERRA, 81 logIamps salir con felicidad
de este Mar Negro.
-Ese vetusto, feo y sucio edifcio le
dicen por NAL nombre Teatro; pero no 10
creas, es un verdadero criadero de sapos,
culebras, microbes y demas. Horror,
separemonOs de aqufI A este trozo de Ca
mino vecinal le llama an naurGLLo de Tetat6n.
Este trocito 10 pasaremos q cGbGLJo. Ten
cuidado que pasa ahora el trolley Pre-
pdrate para subir esq barranca, conocida
por muralla del Presidio pero c6brete la
nariz, porque dicen que ell aroma de. las
flores suele constipar. Gracias que sail
mos bien de este paseo, pero, por hoy, no
sigamos, que estoy todo sucio y me duele
la nariz de tanto apretarmela. =
-iQue deception tan grandeI
-Callate, no sea que te denuncien por
critic6n. "e .-. .5=
-PuntO en- boca y hasta maianal
GUARIONEX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-20
LAS AURQRAS
B0.REALES.

Todos nuestros lectores Isaben 10. que es
una, aurora boreal. Uno de los mas bellos
fen6menos meteorol6 l6gicos que Sc presentan,
principalmente en- las latitudes Norte, aun-
que tambi6n Sc observan 4 veces en- latitu-
des mas cercanas al Ecuador. Las auroras
boreales que no son otra cDsa que los an
tiguos b6lides TRADES, consisten por 10
general, en- una corona luminosa, formada
de un medic cfrculo con irradiaciones que
parten normales aqueI. A veces, talta
aun 81 trazo del medic cfrculo y las radia-
clones eonverjentes cuelgan como de las
nubes aisladamente Al veces un solo
circulo Sc presenta al centro; otras, son
varios los cfrculos y se pTesentan concen-
tricos con perfecta exactitud matematlca.
De todos modos es un bello fen6meno me-
teorol6gico, que ademas tiene, q diferencla
de otros, las circumstances su favor de
que son inofensivos, aunque en- algunos
pueblos, como Irlanda, en- donde Sc les
Ilamaba Huvia de sangre, Sc les considers
por la parte ignorante del pueblo, como
un presagio de desgracias. Guerra de
solaci6n y feros males, que tambien diJo
uno de nuestros poetas.
An6nciase que est6 pr6ximo aparecer
en- ell horizonte (administratiYo2) uno de
estos fen6menos saben nuestros leeto
res 10 que representa- en- 81 orden admins
trativo uno de estos fen6menOs?
Pues les daremos la opinion de unos de
los iefes mas iIustres de los gobiernos es
pafoles que han sido. Unos dicen que
fue el republican, Pi y Margall, pero &
nosotros nos parece que fue Riyero.
De todos modos Sc trata de un monteri-
LA en- Espafia que era gobernador de una
de las provincias mas atrasadas Ocurri6
que durante su mando tuVo lugar uno de
estos hermosos fen6menos meteorol6gicos
de que hemos hablado. Ell pueblo alar-
mado, despu6s de recorrer despavorido por
GALES y p,azas, tuvo la idea (tambi6n lu-
minosa) de acudir al gobernador en- de-
manda de una explicaci6n. Ell goberna-
dor despues de maduras rehexiones, decide
consular al Ministro "sobfe Ia 'oGta'rateza
del fe's6merao y sus probGbJes comseene''-
ciGs.'' ID.
La respuesta del sabio IMinistro no Sc
hizo esperar. 'tEsa es, dijO al prudente
gobernador, una Aurora BoreGL y ocurre
siempre que un gobernador de prOvincia
debe presentar su dimisi6n-
Por supuesto que todo este NADIA tiene
que yer con la aurora de.luz que paTece
irse levantando lentamenteI en- nuestro Ho-
rizonte Executive y que tantas perplejida-
des debe despertar en- ell amino de ciertos
jefes de ciertos departamentos