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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-14
FOR THE
PUBLIC GOOD.
Library and Lyceum to Re
ceive $4,000 i It's
Made Free.
CHARITIES ARE REMEMBERED.

The will of the late William B. Skid
more was admitted to probate Nom
day. He leaves $4,000 to the Norris
town Library g Lyceum on condition
that the library be made free. To
the Methodist Episcopal Church he
left 81, 600, to the home for Destitute
Women and Girls $1,000, and to the
Female Charitable Society $1,000.
Among oUher bequests were $500 each
to Daniel and William English, COACH
man and gardner respectively for the
deceased and to Joseph #. Burke any
interest he might have in the Cobb
farm near New Vernon, also stock, in1-
pliments and crops on hand except at
the homestead. Mr.. Skidmore left a
large number of bequesus to relatives
Of his deceased wife and himself,
created trust fund for relatives and
made Miss Christina Bond, the residn-
airy legatee. The executors are Lem
uel Skidmore and Alfred Mills.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-14

The will Of the late Amy 5. Dodge
was also probated Monday. The prop
erty, with the exception Of $500 for
the Morris County Children's Home is
left to relatives and friends. John E.
Keeler is the executor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28
San Justo II
In hli0 del senior MaTrpro 8nfsr,
mo en- los EStddOs UnIdOS.

Sc encuentra en- San Juan eI sefIor
don Manuel Garcia Marrero, ds Vegs
Alta, primer mRyoFdomu y admins
tFador de la hacienda sCsrmenD per-
soma muy estimada en- diCho pueblo
Triste es cd motive que ObSigs 6 hs.
llarse entire nOsOtros al estimado ami
SO.
El aefior MaPrero tenia en- los Esta-
dos Un'dos & dos hijos suyos, estu-
diAndo.
Hace aIgunoa meses eIimay or muri6,
y ahors. pOr 81 correo de snoche. hs
FecibidO notiCias de que pa Otro hijo
Felipe se hallaba & 10 que parece eDfeF-
mo de bastante CuidsdO.
Felipe estudia al primer afio de ID
CRFreYa de iDGeniero civil. u
EI gefIor Garcia Marrero hR dirigido
hoy an cRblegrama & Ios EatadOs Uni.
dos, 6 fin de que Ge le i1forme 81 el
estado de ga hijO es de verdaders gra-
vedad, y si clio desgraciadsmente 90
Oonfrmaaa embarcar6 enseguidR para
ell Indicate p8is.
SinCeTamente deseamOs que Le dOLens
Cis del joven Marrero no sea de gra-
vedRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28
De TRIBUNALEs.

Maflana se vera ante ell Tribunal de
DistrisO de San Juan. Ia recusaci6n In
teFpueata por el Lcdo. Ell. Lopez con-
ira el Fiscal especial LGd0. Wilcox p0F
asuntos electorRleg.
Mas que un Rsunto de derecho pare.
ca se tFatR de un reCuYso poEftico para
diIAtAr Ia resolution de Les acusaciones
pendientes contra los parciales poIiti-
COS del seflor H. Lopez.
El fiscal de lR Corte de distrito de
San Juan present6 por 81 estR mat1anG
los siguientes acusGciones:
Contra Pedro Boria por aaesinat0 en-
primer grado. shecho ocurrido en- Lola.
Cirilo Martinez por hurto de mayor
cuantfa.
Y6 nombre del fiscal Wilcox. cus-
trO contra Auto 1io GOdfnez pOr hRber
exclude de Las liataa eIectorales s otros
tentos eIectOres CapaCitados on eI pre-
cinto de Rio PiedTas de que era iuez
de aIfcci6n.
v Y cuatro mas contra 81 comps nero
d. Godfnez RafaeI EscRlOns por IOs
miamos hechos.
Pedro Cruz. por seduction. Miguel
Sampedro por ultrsjs, Manuel Garcia
Y Domingo CaFaso por ataque con in
tenci6n de Cnmeter ViOlaCi6n.
Jose No. Ubarri p0r homicidiO vO-
vuntariO. Juan Franco. FideI Cruz y
Gomez SaIgRdo, por seduction.
EstSa aCugGciones Lag leeP8n maflAnR
los fscaIes indicados.
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.GOlSocuonCiaS De Ia
fanOso pIeitO en-.
Ponce.
B0NIiO rocu0TdO Dc d anterior
administration municipal,
(De maestro eorespo'a 'asa1).

Abril 26. -Ancche 81 concejo muni.
CipaI se reuni6 en- session extFRordina-
ria para tratar s0bre sa demanda que
ae h0n interpueBto los abogsdo Hor-
ton, COrnwsIl y Colon en- CobrO de
pesos.
Los anteCedentes de este asunto son
los siguientes: habiendo querido eI
anterior concejO municipal republics-
no CObFRr Glen pesos mensuales pOr
aIquiler del temple cat6licO, ID igEesia
le pUs0 pIeit0 reClamGndo ID propiedad
del edifici0 y ell c0nCeio de ent0nCes
nombE6 una Comisi6n preaidida por ell
alcalde sefor DomeneCh para que con-
tFatRFan dos abOgados, unO natiVo y
Otr0 continental que defendieran Los
dereChOs del Concejo municipal. Au-
t0Fizado & su vez ell aefior Domenech
para tratar preCio y condolences con
los abOgados. Celebr6 IN contrRt0 con
los se6ores Horton = CornWell como
abOgados continentaIea y el seflor b.
Ulpian0 Colon como natiVo compF0-
meti6ndOse 6 pDgarIes CINCO MIL
DOLLARS en- la forms siguiente:
2500 dollars en- los pfimeros 6iRs de
inCoado ell pleito. 1850 d diCtarse un
fallo en- d Corte Ell resto: 1850 al
teFminOrse este asunto ys aquf 70 en-
apelaci6n.
Como 81 Rctual conceio no c0nata el
estado en- que Do encuentra eI pIeit0
seguido. y como los ab0gados Citados
demandan hoy 81 eyuntamient0 en- re-
ClamRCi6n de los $500 dollars que de-
biaron paRSrseles por 81 anterior con-
ceio 81 inicisrse eI pleito, mas 80 dol
lars pOr intereses y gastos que han
hecho, puea parece que los cisacO nal
ersn libre de gsstos. 90 acord6 anoChe
que ID comisi6n de hacienda. puesta de
acuerd0 con an abogado se enCsrRue
de entender en- este asunt0. VeIando
por los intereseG del pueblo.
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De SOCIEDAD.

En Ia mOrGC70 0c Jos eSpOSOS
WSnthrOp.-Un bonito ramillete de
bellislmas senoritas, un grupo es-
pl9ndido de elegantes y no menos
DellaS senoras, que como valiOso
broche cerraba la distinguish y
amable seflora Winthrop, adOFn0 los
ricos salones de la Mansl5n Eiecu-
tiva, en- La reception de anoche.
RecordamoS q las se1oras y se-
noritaS de Gordils, Rios, Benet, Ma
dal, Sanchez Morales, Dexter, Coll,
Larrinsga. Goenaga, Maturana, Me-
dina, Coll Wilmington, Fabian,
Dix, Castro, Calaf, Vedia, Guzman
Benltez, Antonsanti, Ross, Ramos
Anaya, Nc LeOd, Cimira ? Gambell
y a los senores consejero del valle,
DR.. Ross, H. Lopez, del Vale Atiles,
Jueces Bazan, del Vale y Nc Gle
ry, Attorney General, Calaf, Secre-
tario INFERNO senor Gill, Fabian,
Consul de Espana. Elliot, Oyangu-
rem, comandante Lutz, Antonsanti,
Proctor, Castro, Hawking, Juez To-
TO Cuevas. Monse1or Blenk. Padre
Berries, Dix. Lee. Preston, Borch,
Dr. Coll, corOnel Crane. Noble,
Guzm$n Benttez (don Juan,) doctor
Goenaga, Teniente Shea, VaEios Of
clales de Ia marina americana, Ra-
mos Anaya, Consejero Sanchez Mo
rales, Tenientes Nadal y Gambell,
Mullenhof, doctor Handy, Elzmc-
kar, Nc Leod, Secretario FraitzeT y
muchos mas, formaron la selecta
concurrencia que ALI asisti6.
La sonora NC Leod, acOmpa1ada
de los senoreS Fraitzer y Elzmckar
en- piano y violin, cant0 magistraI-
mente dos sentidas romanzas, cue
merecieron nutridos aplausOs.
La parte de bale animada. Va
rias plezas TOGO Ia banda de Ia pO-
licfa 1nsular, que fueron secundadas
pOr Ell elemento joven. sin falta7 Ia
Dellisima &Borinquen1. que hizo las
delicias de algunas parejas.
Tanto la se11Ora como ell seflOF
Winthrop, esforzandose en- todo 10
possible Por pFOpofcionar el mejoT
ratio q sus invitados, que seguFa-
menCo ueVaFOn Ia gPaCa impression
de aquella vxquisita amabll.dad y
cOrtesania.
Ell ambigu bien servido.
BateaD SNcesO.-IoS esposos Salda-
ila-Casenage, han tenido la graft
sima vista de una risuefia nina que
viene a traer nuevo encantO al fe-
liz hogaT de los distinguidoS con
yuges.
Felicidad no interrumpida al mo-
nisimo pequeno, para que sea mas
cumPlida de sus alegres papas.
SEMPER.
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HO0Iga ell 81 canal
de Panama.
La manutoDcI6n Gs aIIi esGasd.
Los salaries 50 pagan con nu-
GhO rsfrSso.
(Ca5gss q 1oy.l
New York, Abril %, 2 b. M

New York, Abril %. 2 p. M
Despachos de Panama llegados
hoy a esta ciudad. infoFman que
los trabajadores del canal de Pana-
ma Sc han decIarado en- huelga.
En- 6sta figuran empleados de al
guna categoFfa.
Son numerosOs los hueIguistaS.
El paro de los trabajos ha causado
en- 81 Itsmo inquietud pdblica, to-
mi@ndose que Sc deSarrollen graves
6es6rdenes.
Han desembaFcaao individuos de
infanterfa de marina para prevenir
disturbios y custodian las obras.
Los huelguistas hasta ahora Sc
manifestan en- actitud pacffca.
Otros despachos dicen que La huel-
ga Sc debe a deficiencies en- la ma
nutenci6n. pues los alimentos son
eScasos.
Los huelguistas Protestan tam
bi6n de la manera de verifcaF los
pagoS, cosa que Sc hace con gran
retraso.
No Sc han TecibidO despachos de
importancia de la guerra de Extre-
mo Oriente.
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1 as hu8!gas en- Ia
iSIa.
Cd Cayey GOm8tl6so IN GTim8n
on GI kii6mstrO 2I.
(TS7egrom0s de Ia p05io6o.)

Ponce 26.-Jefe PoIiCfa. -Haciendan
eOt6n trabsjRndo las mismas de ayeF,
hoy han enlpezado GCristinaB y GLu-
CianA9 de Jnana Diaz y sFortunR1 es
probable empieCe hoy q medic dia 8
ma mana. Ya puede decirse que huel-
Ga est6 terminadG. -Capit6n SILEN.
UtuadQ 27.-H8 diRS robaron un
billete de 500 de una cartera s Juan
Cocle. Ocho noche de aver tive co.
nacimientO del hecho; dos hoFag des.
Du6s Rrrest6 autor8 del r0bo, Maria
MOiiCR, v Is sus completes VitaliG BO,
nills y Delffn Cort6S. Juez munich
pal eutiendo asunt0. Exige 5000 fan
70 & CadR unO. -CRbO GONZALEZ.
Salinas 27.-Ayer hacienda eFlori.
da0 frm6 ContratO con hueIguistas y
hoy quedar6n tnoFmRlizadog trabBiog.
Salinas trabejsndo todSs parties sin in-
terrupCi6n. Captain HURTADO.
Guyana 27.-En 81 kiI6metro 81
carr reterG Csyey. veCino Adolfo La-
br6n fu6 mortslmente heridO de bala
de revolver por Antonio Medins. He
Cho casual. Fiscal distrito y sargento
de Jes6s aCudieron al lugar del suceso.
Medina ha sido detenid0. .Teniente
SOTO.
Ponce 27.-En Juana Diaz trabaia
hacienda Luciano. La eCristina0
V0lVi6 & levantarEe en- hueIRa. 0For.
tunaP no hR empezadO mOlienda y
otrsf no trabBiRn no por faIts de peo-
mes 9in6 pOFQue muelen en- eFoFtuna9
y ID pGEalizaci6n de ID central origins
las de variRs haciendas. Estado 9e-
neral tranQuiIO. -Capitin SILEN.
Juana Disz 27.-Ayer tFAbsjRr0n
Ias hhCiendas GCristina0 y SLuclanaS
de % compafifG frGnCesa. La Sierra
no0 de 10 mismA COmpaffA no trabaj6,
SAi como tampoco en- 10 GBoCa chica0.
En- 10 GP0talAS solo trsbsjBrOn unOs
40 braCeroS y Gpesar de tener trabsj0
para mas de 200 y en- ls GUrsulas ira
bVjAron unoB so. Hoy eStS trabsjRn-
do lG GLuciana0 en- aus desyerbo0, te.
niend0 que sCspender Ell c0Fte de caf1as
pOr hAberse levantadO nueyamente en-
huelGs les trabSjadores de 10 SCristi-
nA2, SPotalRo. SBoca chica2 y Sierra
noo no estSn trab0jandO , Is SUrsulaS
tiene trabsjRndO eI mismo n6mero de
braCerOs ayer. EstRd0 general tran
quilo. No COmuniqu6 estRd0 aver por
no tener dstOs ver1diCoS hRstR muy
de.-Teniente NOA.
Yapco 27.-Hoy todas las colonies
y hACiendas de 10 jurisdiction YauCo
trAb9iAn con excsao de peOnsje. ha-
biendO abundanCis de cana en- Ia CEN
tral eGusnicao. eColoniRs.o SLim6na
y eMonserrate0 hsn tornado peonsje
de faera oe garantize poE la policf3.
En- GuayanillR central eRu6nas de
Trujillo, instal6 AVER an destaCament0
de doB guardiRs y di6le medidas ten
denteb 6 garantizsr propie6ad en- vista
de que circuIabsn rumore8 amenazan-
te0. Geet6ngs Contin6an con menos
CocuPtencia. Hoy esp6rase IgIesias-
De cOntinuar YaucO tranquil0, insta-
Iar6 Quartet y Tallaboa y GuaysnilIa
hasta que go normalicen trabajos. .-Te-
niente TTURRONDO.
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En Ia Corto Dc bis strIto

La corte de distritO declare sin
Iugar las exeepciones propuestas en-
la demanda de Ramon ROla con
Eugenio Malpica y otros, sobre nu-
Edad de un cont alto.
-Ha seflalado la vista del asun-
to que siguen jose Betancourt y
OtrOs contra. Alberto y Fernando
Suarez sobre oposici6n un domi-
niO para ell % de Mayo pr6ximo.
Declare asf mismo la corte no
haber lugar q resolveF la m0ci6n
presentada en- 81 case de Margarita
Hechet Sansenon contra la succession
de su padre natural Felipe Hechet
Trillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28

o Sc
precedent e eaens
mad dv o 10 oxpiuu
stan ~ip ec las sfsanzI
a rai6n la
S krh ~ ~abs
eAgn nodep ts Ia xrepratis
e tdoeai.
e 5 VnsO PIN
New York
Econof
py enbg
w h 6myq uepat
d % ne af lie los
% CU Ia
1e
dt qu nto6 o6cosud ainenaa
sheA
lprloa
ed e amnoy aaons6
de sexalen
a @ dp "a amou
Ia acvna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28
Plntar PlntaIrsjsada.

Miguel Martinez fac ContratRdo para
pintsr una casa y como ID duelia no
tara que Ie faltab b8n uno8 Ientes de orc
con cadena del mismo metal, 70 avis6 &
lR poIiCis 49,. efectivamente se en-
contr6 ls prenda en- poder de otFa per-
soma quien ae Ia. habfa vendido el
pintor, em6Ggr6nd0Se de e6e modO y,
para que se Iimpie, 81 iuez municipal
le impuSo eyer tarde Glen dollars de
muIta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28

En- ID Central Gu6nica fu6 cogido
entire dos Vagones de cRfia el pe6n Ma
nuel Arc6n. veCinO do Aayagtiez.
En- ARues Buenas han aido deteni-
dos Hip6lito y Bias Ramos pOr eseaIa-
miento ca b noche de aver en- ID casa
de QuintO Hernandez. bRrrio Cagii-
tas.
-Hemos tenido 81 gusto de YER en-
estB ciudad s nueatF0 amigo 81 iDge'
nieEo den CnElpg clapaellV Do FQnes'
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-Mnffsna De OeIebrar6 d isFana de
costnmbre en- eI OParque Borinquen. ,
-Ha regregado de su visits do ins.
pecCi6n & o. isIa. 81 inspector de Sani-
dad del Diatrito Norte. don j. M. Sal
dana. Viait6 siete puebIos del itoFal
encontrsndolOa en- Tegulareg o0ndicio-
mes hiRi6nicas. Hoy sa diapone ha-
Ger ga intorme, para el esutr0 superior
de SanidRd.
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be Jose Bazdn. 21 Allen d

Sc hacen Operaoiohes de pr6stamo1
aobre aIhsias deSde 40 CentavoS en- ade-
Iante. Sc comprAn alhajas y piedras
pFeciosaB.
Tendremos Femate el 80 del actual
& las7 de ID noCha de las prendag oue
han transcuErido eeia meses desde ca
.vsncimiento y no hRll sido renOvadsu
in cenceIadas.
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--Maflsna s&bRdO: Santos Pruden-
clio obispo y Vidal martiE. P6nese 81
sol & las 4 y A. p. m.
-Esta ma6anR entr6 en- eI puerto al
vapor espaflOI GMOnserFatS pFOCedente
de EspaEia.
Sc DESEA COMPRA una prem
90 de copiar y unO 8 dos roperoS de
cedro de gencilla construction. .-Di.
q se praoi0. DiFiiiEge & PeFsonRI.-
81 O. Box ss1' sR@
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Dependents d. I=otograffa.

En- ID Fotograffa de Colorado. se me-
cesita nm buen dependiente copiador, y
que conozCa 81 entonado del papeI pIa.
tino.
IufOrmarSn on la misms Fotcgra-
ffs. .P.D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28

Ell sefIor John I'll. Keefe ha soIi-
citsdo permiso para instslar an peque.
40 hoFno para confeccionar psn dull
ces en- ID casa 81 calIe de San Fran
cisco.
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EI iusVeS de Ii pr6xims semsna
ofrecer6n a p6blico capitaIeRo su
anunciad0 concerto lng not0bYeo 0rtis.
tas aefl0ritas LeCOmpta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-28
iBoisIIa! iBOislIal iBOtslIaI

Medias boteIIRs. en Cualquier n6me-
70, bueuoa precio8. C0mpFan RiVerO
& Co., 90 Tetuan. San Juan P. r.
3 VS..
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H nEDIO De "a ABUNDlRCIA

La dyspepsia e nasO huuadad dsbuhi6
e Steansde IIedo de Baalao
e orgsmO aimenuidn
disne
Iostsid yIosou evanc
Un emo en-
e
ana demssd IN
detun orn e a su
delaH
la queco
deun mas
qued e
de duaneu
dde
daphar
bi
VinOde Seans.
PIdassen las
FREDERICK sTEARNs & cIA.
Fabrlcantes de PrOduenOs QuimlcOs FarmaceutlcOs
DETROIT, MICH. e. u. a.
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|AImOrranaS

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD poroue p.o. ~
UNaUENTos mara
vinoIo -
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Sc VENDE

UN TACH0 Al yaco de see pies diametro bomba
TRIPLE EFECTOS: bombas
actualmene prestando magnico
patente Kraewski Ca con su
Corss.
digirse Anaado postal 293 Juan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07
VOLCANO IS ANGRY
La Soufriere Reveals Some
Startling Conditions

JAMESTOWN, St. Vincent, April e.
In view of the fact that earthquake
shocks were experienced on the islands
of st. Christopher, Dominica and Anti
qua and at Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe,
and of the prevalence of intense heat
here, the chief of police and two con-
stables April 3 made the ascent of La
Soufriere. They report that they found
the area of the lake diminished, and
that they met with water green and
boiling on the north side of the lake,
steam rising from all over the lake for
the first time since the great eruptions
of 1902. Steam was also exuding from
large crack in the lips of the crater
and from numerous assures inside the
crater. The party was alarmed by a
sudden disturbance which caused the
water in the lake TO change color to a
dirty red. AS the subterranean activity
seemed to be increasing the party has
tened away.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07
HERE TIDE is KING
Minnesota May Be Launched
Without Chrlsteners
Globe Special Washington Service
1417 G Street

1417 G Street
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The off,
cial party from Minnesota en- route to
Newport News to christen the new bat
tleship Minnesota arrived in Washing
ton today in good health and spirits,
although an hour behind the schedule
time. The managers of the shipbuild-
ing company sent word today TO have
the official party come direct by to-
nights boat. This party includes the
sponsor Miss Schaller, her maids of
honor and parents.
Accordingly a contingent of seven
boarded the night boat at the Potomac
wharves. The majority of the party
followed the original plan to remain
in Washington tonight and put up at
the new Willard hotel. where forty
rooms had been reserved. This party
will go down on the Friday night boat.
The reason for sending the small par
ty in advance is the fear that fog in
the lower Chesapeake bay might delay
the steamer. in which case the ship
would have to be sent into the ocean
without waiting the arrival of the
christeners. The time of launching is
governed entirely by the tide, and
when the time arrives there can be no
delay for any reason. Manager Post
OF the Newport News Shipbuilding
company has arranged TO meet the par
ty tomorrow morning at Fort Monroe
and escort it to the Hotel Warwick,
where quarters are engaged.
Walter E. Clark.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07

Crown Prince Regent Has Plan
for Sweden and Norway

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, April G.
The crown prince regent, Gustave, to-
day, addressing the special committee
of nineteen Norwegian and Swedish
members of parliament to whom was
referred the question of establishing
separate consulates, instructed them
to commence free and amicable nego-
tiations looking to an entirely new ar
rangement of all matters connected
with the union, taking as the funda-
mental basis a desire to realize per-
feet equality between Sweden and
Norway. The crown prince outlined
the scheme as: First, a Swedish or
Norwegian foreign minister; second. a
special consular service for each
country, the consuls to be under the
direction of the foreign minister in all
matters affecting relations with foreign
countries. The crown prince added that
If any other form could be suggested
he would be ready to give II serious
considera ation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07
FLOUR IS CORNERED
Mosher Is Doing Things in
Wisconsin Towns

Special to The Globe
NEW RICHMOND, Wis. April g.
The Northern Grain company, through
its president ex-senator o. w.
Mosher of this city, has the flour mar
ket cornered in New Richmond and is
also trying to corner the markets at
Hudson. Ashland and several smaller
points. Mr.. Mosher called a meeting Of
merchants here and told them that they
must handle his -four exclusively or he
would retail it at so low price that
they could handle no other flour with
out loss. All but the wholesalers of
Pillsbury and Washburn e. Crosby
-four entered the compact, and they are
now retailing flour. but are as yet un-
able to meet Mosher's price.
Under the new plan. Mosher sells
his flour to merchants at $500 barrel
and compels them to sell at retail for
$3.50, or at the rate of sc margin on a
forty-nine pound sack
Merchants here say that they will
lose money on every sack handled, as 1t
requires at least 10 per cent to do busi-
ness. but they could not compete with
Mosher unless the Minneapolis mills
cut the rate, which they think is hardly
probable.
1t is stated that Mosher has the Ash
land flour market practically cornered.
In Hudson he is retailing -four at S1.40
a forty-nine pound sack
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07
IMPRISONED BANKER
ACCUSES AN ATTORNEY
Secretary of Republican Committee in
New York Figures in Queer Case

NEW YORK, April 6.-The grand
Jury has been investigating an accu-
sation made against "a prominent at
torney and politician of this city by
David Rothschild, former president of
the Federal bank of this city, who is
serving a term of nine years in Sing
Sing prison for fraudulent banking
transactions. The attorney at one time
acted for Rothschild. According to
Rothschild, money given by him to
the lawyer was not disposed of ac-'
cording to instructions. Abraham
Gruber, attorney for the men mention
ed by Rothschild, was a witness before
the grand jury today, and later said
that Rothschild had made two state
ments. One of these implicated the
lawyer concerned, but the other did
not. Mr.. Gruber said:
This is job on the part OF the district
attorney to implicate my client, Armitage
Mathews. i understand the confession
OF Rothschild in the possession of the dis
trict attorney is at variance with a con-
fession In my possession Tie grand jury
IS trying TO determine why there should
ne TWO "r-lrerent confessions.
!, Armitage Mathews is secretary of
the county Republican committee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07
PROPHET is IREFUL
President Smith Calls Mormon
Critics Carbuncles

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April e.
President Smith, in his address at the
annual conference OF the Mormon
church today, referred to some recent
criticisms of the policy of the church
under his leadership. Speaking of his
critics who are or have been within the
church the president said they were
"the boils, carbuncles and excrescenceS
of the body of the organization"
TN such instances" he said there
was but one thing to do-what the
surgeon does where a patient Is thus
affiicted-cut >them out and Off" II
any members of the church were dis
satisfied with the manner in which the
tithings had been handled, let them
complain and he would gladly meet
them. If the church desired to call him
to account. 1t could be done without
causing noise or disturbance.
The church, he said, had purchased
land in Jackson county, Mo-. for the
erection of a temple as foretold by the
Prophet Joseph Smith. Large sums
had been expended in foreign lands, in
Guiding Great Britain. Norway, Swe-
den and the islands of the south seas,
where land has been bought and
churches established. More than half
the bonded indebtedness OF the church
had been paid off, and the church
would soon be free from debt.
Joseph +. Smith was sustained as
prophet, seer and revelator by the al
most unanimous vote of members of
the church. When the vote was taken
to sustain the twelve apostles, two
hands were raised in dissent. One OF
the dissenters arose to explain his vote,
but was not permitted 10 speak. Presi-
dent Smith merely stating that he
could present objections TO the proper
authorities. The incident created pro-
found sensation. The members who
dissented stated afterwards that they
desired to protest against sustaining
such Officers of the church as live IN
nnlvRamY