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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
BlBAOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,

Come ardia aterrorzsda por perseouc6n le 10
serpsnts. vov6 shOra miro de frene 50 enemixs
-tQu6i
E sgn de bar6A dinerc no dsspreeiables lver
dad Pues, frcto
- De que hablkisi
Ca,are hombre de nobsxs fortana aupqua
msnseats, depresar stro cue tsns dnsrs
les pheipio case ssvada d
dssds l1eg", sois sxeepc6n.
Apasis coHo era Nani enreies6 de c6lsra mirandoa
Chi1wA eon ferssa.
i De cue hablSis eobarde Rspetd preseneia de
Tkss IEovarms sar.s as sin airjge prmero mi pa
drs come nu hou brel No 10 tosro ianas
-tQuGi
Chiiwa dirig6 mrsds atrs mordendose loa abios
trat6 de apreximArse ella
De escuch6 h relinchs de eabsllo spareci6
iobre Ia cnlna IL fgura de On lsbrsder.
-OI doy las buenas rjes-diio sl nets dsssebrisnnose
pa6 vovendo VISTA pregunkadose quEnss ssrisn los
i6venes
ChjiwI 81 nov6: ID rigdez de 50 sembants sedi6
algo para dar ugsr gesto aaresco cono abos
cerrados
-lJum DevolvSdmsla 81 no os sgrAda eonservarla
It Devover quel
E'o de que hablaiateis ahora; 10 que aborecsis 10
No Ia teBgc
II D6nde est84
LA tire oil fuege tan sucia
u Estais ssgura de esOi lNadie ha visto
-Desde luego que
II Muy segural
No me hsbleis.
La madf eo6res de Mani eAsonsrS con a demgrable
6ezl de los c de Chi que escslotfos obi
de cona ado opue,ts hondonldl con e rOtro rosds
cersEa brilante en- 81 sol de la tIrde
Mani respire
Mani ks
Trat6 Chiwa de los oos de Ia ov1n pero
ella e1Quiv6 10 mirada. Finamente, do:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06

Ca, violando una ley voteda 90 10 pa.
sada legislature.
-Esta maf1ana visitaron al Co.
bernador los s.i1ores den Carlos Mp
Soler, don Tulio Larrfnaga don
Jorge Bird.
Ell Gobsrnador Mr.. Winthrop
salio esta tarde Ia una hscia los bs-
tios de Cosmo. LIE acomoana el Sc
cretario particular srfor Frazier.
9PAKA CURAR un rssfriado
On un dla tome spASTILLAx LAxAE-
TIES DK BRoNO QUININA. III boticario
ls dsvolvsr& sl dinsro 81 no 50 cura.
La nrma do II. w. GROVE SO halla On
cada cajita.
e. En- Ia Gale de San joss nimero
7 Sc alquila un mirsdor.
Rogue Guadalupe, en estado de
embriaguez, promovi6 anoche un gran
escandalo on la calle de la Luna esqui
ma & San Joie. AL ser detenido Dor
sl guardia Ant MO RODRIGUEZ hizo re.
sistencia & esle
Aver ipgresaron como detenidos
en- la esrcel municipal Eulalio Gam.
baro, Raimurdo Villegss, Patricio
del Valle, Rsm6u Ferrer, Esteban
Vazquez, Rogue G Gladalupe, Juan Ro-
drlguez y Eusebio Rojas
Sc ha agravado en- la enterme
dad que vlene padeciendo hace dos Sc.
manas una nina, hiia de nuestro ami
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06

60 don Santiago P. Palmsr. Deseamos
su rsatablecim!ento.
Sc ha aaunciado Ia su basta para
el sumipi,tro de 200 metros sdbicos
de piedra tri!urads con destino al Co.
mino de Ponce 4 la playa do IL misma
oiudad. Los p isgos 50 sbriran el ID
nes pr61imo { las diex de Ia manana.
La <Pabsts o. una cerveza
sxcelente, superior
que disipa 10 triateza,
<limpia, 6ia y da esplendor.s
Son agentes de esta cervexs NJ. r.
Calder6n y C9. TetuAn Ii.
Aver 90 inscribieron en- el re-
gistro civil los nacimientos de Maria
Elena DiaE y Santos, Jusiina Rivera
Febo } jose Ramon Monsgas y las
defunciones de Grsgorio Rodriguez,
Clemenca Arriaga y Pere'ra y Maria
Rodriguez.
La intersssnte revista escolar
<Porto Rico School Pecords dedicarG
ell ntmero del corrjeots mes & los jun.
ias escolsrss. Los pleiidentes de d.
chas juntas rsmi.ieron notss y acuer-
dos para 81 n1mero extraordinario de
dicha revista.
Aver fueron asis.idos en- Ia sa-
la do socorros Jorge FAld, Conrado
Crispin, Eduvigis Saba,, Antonio Pc.
fa Juan Torres, de htrldas y con.
tusiones leves.
-Faeron reenganchados por dos
afics en- "a policfa insular los gusrdias
Luis QAiars y Emilio Girona.
-Ha sido destin ado & Salinas ell
guardla insular Pedro Perez.
En- Ia noche del lunss fue esca-
lado el estableoimiento do don Fade
rico Mathew, de Maunabo. La poll.
ola PRACTICE investigaciones dstenien.
do a Joae Rodrigusx de Arroyo, como
presunto autor del hscho. Sc le ocu.
psron varios documentos de la pro.
piedad del aef Jr Matheu. Por orden
del iuez municipal ingres6 en- 10 car
eel.
-Ha fallecldo en- Manstf 10 seno-
rita Msnuela Mediavilla y Marcy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
ia Cia,es se ha verinsado 81

ia Cla'es se ha verihsado el
embargo de varias hncas rdsticas, por
falta de pago de contribusiones.
Vicente Plaza, carrstero de Co
gsas, fus denunciado hoy por lnfrac-
ci6n al reglamsnto de carreteras,
siendo condsAsdo k10 dias do arresto.
--DESPUES Dc probar todos los
snga1osos rsmedios que 50 snuncian
% cuando mas % agradece Ia shcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojarriets,
cuya supsrioridad estk universalments
conhrmada para curar las enfermsda-
des dol sst6nsgo.
Curaciones desespsrsdas On perso.
mas bisn conocidas, qW 10 tomaron
durAnte tres msses, sen las que 10 han
hecho glorioEo, pero un solo sstuche
produce mslor sfscto que una docsna
de fraseos do cualquier otro rsmedio;
porqus adem&s de ser el tnico verda-
dero Curative radical del sst6mago
del intestine, sin snganosa acci6n
calmante, 81 Digestive y Purificador
de los slimentos.
Sc dsbe sxigir que cada hostis
senga grabado el nombrs Digestive
Moiarrists.
De venta en- las fsrmacias do los
ssfores M. Rlanco y Cs, Ramon Alma.
zan, J Fidel Guillermety do San Juan
puerto Rico); y enlas princi pales dro-
guerfas do Europa y America. Dep6-
sito en- Reris. ruedss Haupriettss, 4.
Con $40 de multa fu6 ca.tlgado
hoy JuAn Rodriguez por proferir fra
ses obcenas on 10 via pdblica.
Hoy ssvi6 en- 10 Corts municipal
ell juicio contra el tablsjsro Ramon
Moiica por vender carne falts de peso.
El jusz ls declar6 eulpabls imponi6n.
dole una nults de 10 dollars 6 70 dias
de arresto.
Ramon Agosto fue absuelto Dor
sl jues municipal, en- 10 causa que ss
10 ssgufa por hurto de un earro de 10
propledad de Limo Aguiar.
Con motive de un juieio que se
celebr6 hoy en- el Juzgado dc Pax con.
(Continaa on Ia pdgina sq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06

Ha fallecido en- Nueva York, eu
ell hospital frances que dirigs 81 doc
ter Henna, sl distlnguido abog ado y
escritor don Juar jose Bas, que vivid
muchos amos en- esta capital. Esta-
ba cssado con una hermsna polft:ca
del alcalds senior Todd.
Nuestro p6s6me 4 su famIlia
Hoy ha circulado por esta ciu-
dad el primer ndmero del nusvo perl6
dico <Ths Tree Prssss (La Prensa Ii
brs) que dirige don Rafael Munoz
Garcia.
Ell dla IL del actual empszarA &
reglr la nueva ordenanza municipal
que regula la venta do lsche en- q ciu-
dad de San Juan, en- tod0 aQucllo que
no go oponga a 10 ordenarz4 de 10
Ofcins Superior de Sanidad, saneio-
NADIA recientemente por el Consejo Eje
cu,ivo.
THR, MAY FLOWER. - oristo
st. ls. San Juan, IA ana sua.
dra de los earros elsctriscs y princi-
pales sdiacies dol aebiOrno. HsplSn-
dida vista 10 bahfa. Baxos modsr-
nos sanitarios. HabitseicAss flescas.
Exquisite eomids puertsrriquefa y
americana. Prssios modsrados. --EMI-
Liza RAMIREZ Viuda dc Masferrsr.
La Corte Municipal de Carolina
impuAo aver 8 so de multa 4 don T u.
lio Sicsrd6 por tener corrales de pei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
N0T|c|AS DEL Ola

-Falccmlento del escrtor senor Bas-Nuevo
perl6dlco. venta de leche-Escandalo en- la ca
lie de la Luna Nino enfermo --Corte municipal de Ca
roina. Registrocivi -Sala de socorros Detencones
-Mueres presas.-Visltas al Gobernador-Mr Win
thtop hacia los bafos de Coamo.-Notcas de psicfas
-Escalamiento Maunabo.-Otro fallecimento-
Embargos. .-Denuncias juicios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06

Buques anuncIad0s
Vapor sleman <Bolivis,. Sc es
pera de un momento & otro pr ocedentt
de Europa.
Goleta americana Carrie A. La
! ne.s Empez6 cargar en- New York
ell D del corriente y sadra para esta
y Jobos el Is del mismo.
Vapcr americana <Ponce, sa1dra
de New York para esta ell I dc.
Vapor americana <Coamo, con
destino q New York zarpara de este
puerto ell 20 del actual.
Vapor espafol <Miguel M. Pint
lloss saldra de Barcelona ell 3 de No.
viembre pr6ximo con les etcalas de
costumbre para sste puerto, siguiendo
para los de Mayaguez, Ponce y los de
la isls de Cubay N. Orleans.
1omaron puerto:
Aver recal6 sl vapor americana
philadelphia, dc Nueva York con
carga y passje.
-. De la costa goleias <Juanitax,
<Doloress, <Uberlta,, <San Miguel, y
<Voluntad.,
Sc hsbilaaron de salida.
Vapor am <Philadelpia, para Ia
Gusyra con transito.
Buques on puerto
TRAVSETA
<Mannie SWAMI descargando.
<Eleamont E. Brastams pendiente.
<Phinsss W. Epragne,sdescargdo.
COSTANEROS
<Coraz6n de Marias Aguadilla y
Maysguaz.
sIndias pendlente.
<Csrmelita3 Yabucoa.
cana Marias Humacso y Ngbo.
<May Flowers Luquillo.
<Mayagiezana, descargsndo.
<Progreso, pendiente.
DOLORES, pendleuts.
sJuanitss Dendiente.
<Uberitss Viequea.
<San Miguels Fajardo
<Voluntad, Faiardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
SECC|0N MER(A ANTI.
Notas c0meIcIa|es de San Juan

FREEZES MIN dc los articulos
que SO detaIIan en-
aInaeenes
AkROZ. Jap6n II % 60 4 3t;Idenn
y R8.Aa3O anericano corriente de
C2sas.40.
Aics dc 20 ctvs. q As.
Jamones %.
Quesos amecs.a s15. PatsgrAs IS.
Tocino, Z ISL.
Jab6n, a. 4 $50 Roeamora
americana, s2} ~.
Pasta del pals at.
Nantsca so On t On latss de
NG 10.
Harina dc at ae6.
Habichuelas Americapas blancas
lrgas st.
Gsrbsnsos at q 9s.
Baealao S7}
Csbollss &s4.
MAnteq uilla, dc s15 1o
Pasta americana On caias de una
arroba . e6.
Pspas americanas as2
Tasajo so.
Twas BI S33.
varIos articuIus del pals
PrAcl0s cOrrI0nt0s
Asdcar para sl consume:
Moscabado claro de "a. a s4t
De miel claro 1878.
Centrffuga claro de 10 q t5t
Americana de 1864 as.
De Ponce al a s..
Algod6n de A 81,
Almid6n t3t
Cafe corriente s11t 12.
Cusros dulcss s16}a17
Cocos dc Is 18 millar.
Ron 30 grades Cartier & S1.60 cen.
asos gallon pagados 4. Intarnas.
Naix Z l.2s.
\ Sebo at 90.
Tabaco, nominal,
Camblos oorrlentes
lcndres check 8 4.e9
Paris n 81 D,
Hamburgo 3t&4<
New York q 1o ctvs ?.
Espsfs DIV 25} D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
EXPERTS REPORT
ON BALLOT BOXES

Denver, Jan. 30.--Ten ballot boxes
were reported on by experts today in
the joint legislative committee hearing
Of the Peabody gubernatorlal
contest.
The experts alleged that out Of S,044
ballots 1913 were written by two or three
persons,
The examinations Of ballots in this
county on behalf OF Peabody has now
been completed l04 ballot boxes hav-
ing been opened. The experts reports
showed that 29l4i votes were cast I'm
these l0i precincts, Of which 1851
were for Adams and 9,3l1 for Peabody.
The experts reported that 7S0S of these
Democratic ballots and 300 Republi-
can ballots were fraudulent, as they
were written by from one to four per-
sons.
II the legislature should take the or
iginal petition OF former Gov Peabody
and throw out the entire vote OF all
these precincts, Peabody's plurality I'm
the state would be rs, II the leglsla-
ture should deduct the ballots alleged
to be fraudulent from the good ones,
Adams would still have plurality OF
2lSG.
Six more ballot boxes viii be report
ed on tomorrow, four from Adams
county and two from Conejos county.
With this report the contestant Will
have finished his case before the COM
mlttee, Wednesday afternoon the at
torneys for the contestee viii bgln TO
introduc evidence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31

100000 standard railroad ties during
the last year.
After 30 years the dream OF the res
idents OF Salt Lake a Los Angeles has
been realized. Senator Clark kept his
promise.
The Rio Grande viii run an excur-
sion 20 Ogden on Saturday evening ON
the occasion OF the Christian Science
lecture there by Bicknell Young,
w. r. Blddle. freight traffic manager
OF the Santa Fe. has been appointed
third vice president Of the Rock ISL
and, effective March !. In his new po-
sitlon he viii have charge OF all traffic
on the Rock Island.
Half Of the number OF huge engines
ordered by the salt Lake Route from
the Baldwin works have arrived. and
are being set up In the local yards. The
machinists who are uperlntending the
work are Charles u. Cramer, w. II.
Wright, Geo. Boomlngdale and w Il.
Gauslinc.
General Passenger Agent $. X. Hoop
er Of the Denver a Rio Grande has
Just issued the thirteenth edition OF the
booklet Utah" This concise descrip-
tion coplously and handsomely illus
trated, has been thoroughly revised
and brought upto date, the title page
bearing the date Of the current year
j. c. stubbs. tranlc director Of the
Hartman lines, arrived I'm San Fran
cisco yesterday, and called at the Offices
OF the company, His visit had not pre-
vously been announced, and was a
surprise to most of the railroad officials
IL Is expected that he Will remain on
the coast for several days, inspecting
the condition OF the company's affairs.
Negotiations are now almost COM
plote for the purchase OF the EsQuimalt
e Nanaimo railway system, owned by
Dunsmuir a. Co., by the Canadian Pa
cihc railway. The object OF the deal is
said 20 be TO forestal the Grand Trunk
Pacific In securing Esquimalt harbor.
recently abandoned By the admiralty
as a terminus from which oriental
freight Will be dispatched.
General Manager Nudge Of the Santa
Fe announced yesterday that the road
would spend S3,00000O in Kansas inn
provements this year. Mr.. Nudge has
made up his budget for the year, and
sent II east, and the money will be
forthcoming from the recently author
lied bond issue. Mr.. Nudge expects
that the budget will be held up for a
time on account OF reports OF legIsla-
tlon hostile TO the road being sent east.
The Kansas legislative committee APP
pointed two years ago TO investigate
the Frisco railroad merger reported
yesterday TO Gov. Hoch. The report
says that on Aug. IL, 1901. the Kansas
City, Fort Scott g. Memphis road was
leased to the st, Louis and San Fran
cisco road for a stated rental, which
is being paid every year, The COM
mittee makes no recommendation or
charges contenting itself with a bare
statement of facts The report viii
be submitted to- the legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
WATERLOO WARD.
Official Roster Of the New Ecclesiasti.
cal District Of This City

There were some important omissions In
the official personnel Of the new Water
loo ward, an account Of whose organlza-
ton appeared in last evenings "News"
In order that all OF the newly chosen Of
ficers may be known TO those Interested,
the News" reproduces the account of the
organization IN Its entirety, including a
description of tho area covered by the
ward
Asahel ". Woodruff was chosen and set
apart as Bishop OF Waterloo ward and
Joseph j. Daynes, Jr., and Hyrum A.
Silver were sustained as his counselors.
George r. Scott is ward clerk. The fol-
lowing auxiliary officers were also chosen;
Relief society, Ellen NJ Sperry, presi-
dent; Maria A. Liddle and Isabella Cum
mings. counselors; v NJ, M. l. A., John
H. Bowman, president; Charles II. Solo
mon and Frank Crow counsolors; Y. l..
NJ. |. A., Mary Lyerla, president: Clarice
Thatcher and Pearl Perry, oounselors:
Primary, Mrs. Jacob Mauss, PRESIDENT;
Louise McFarlane, counselor, (other coun-
selor not chosen; Sunday school, Thomas
L. Woodbury., superintendent; Harrison
Sperry, Jr. and Nicholas Morgan, assist
ants orson $. Thomson was named as
chairman OF the amusement committee,
and Olaf Nelson was appointed choristeT
The new ward comprises that section OF
country lying between Third and Seventh
East streets, and extends from Tenth to
Twelfth South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31

merous amendments on Feb. Z. There
are prospects that Oklahoma and In
dian Territory viii come In as one state
and that New Mexico will come In as
another leaving Arizona as a territory.
Senator Beverage chairman Of the
committee on territories, who has charge
OF the bill comedies that I'm its present
form there is no hope for It's passage.
He says that his desire now Is to give
statehood to the million and half Of
people OF Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory at this time and that later Indian
Territory at this time and that later
Arizona and New Mexico Will be admit
ted as one state.
II is said that several new members
OF the committee on territories intend.
II they fail TO defeat amendments to
the bill TO support the Foraker amend-
ment. which they believe would have
an effect contrary TO that planned by
its author. The Foraker amendment
provides that either New Mexico or Ar
iona by a majority vote could defeat
the calling Of a constitutional conyen-
ton Of the territory and to provide for
their admission instead OF requiring a
majority of all the votes OF both ter
ritcrles combined
Members OF the territories commits
tee are of opinion that the people OF the
territories, even Arizona, when face to
face with a chance TO come in Jointly
as one state or remain as territories
for an indefinite period, would vote to
come in as one state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
l9etlS XuWB aN@m
Cures deep seated Coughs and Colds Group and All

league must provide for, because Of cll-
matte conditions on both sides OF the
mountains, will be the time the Seattle
and Tacoma teams would naturally be at
home, and they play Sunday bail I'm Ta-
coma and Seattle, or course there Is n
chance the coast League may have a
schedule so arranged as TO permit the Luz
cas- league to get satisfactory dates IN
Seattle and Taconi1 for Sunday games
but It will turn out 20 be rather am awk-
ward proposition.
II Is difficult TO obtain satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION In Boise, Salt Lake, Helena or
Ogden. IL looks very much as II Spokane
would be forced 10 join any league that
might be formed by either side, but IN
the other towns mentioned contradictory
statements as to the feeling for or against
Lucas league or the opposition, leave ono
I'm matter OF doubt.
Lucas claims the national association
after once acknowledging the disruption
OF the Pacific National league will meyer
resclnd It's action, and the Pacific Ma
tiOnal will become an outlaw proposition
II the gentlemen who met here recently
persist In their proposed circuit. Lucas
while expressing confidence In his posi-
ton still maintains "A dlgnlned silence
and we must await his pleasure before u
positive declaration OF his final position In
the matter can be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31

NY Favorite Character in Fiction"
Mrs. j. M. Dart. The Strongest Char
acter. IN Fiction" Mrs. William A.
Nedeni The Most Pathetic Character
IN Fiction" Mrs. 6. II. Richards; my
Fayorlte Heroine Mrs. r. A. Vincent;
my Fayorlte Character In Fiction
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones; "The Perfect
Home" Mrs. Ellen Elliott my Favor
lie Poet" Mrs. Charles ID. Moore
"Thackeray," Mrs. Wightman. Mrs.
w. t. Adams told two humorous
stories In addition to the above-named
guests We're present Mrs. j. G. Royle,
Mrs j. W. Delano, Mrs. Charles q.
Plummer, Mrs. j. c, Mccain, Mrs. c,
H. Blanchard Mrs. II. j. Talbot, Mrs,
w. +. Looms, Mrs. David Evans, Miss
Delea II. Snow.
Mrs. Walter S. Kelley entertained to-
day at a morning musicale and lunch
con In honor Of Miss Edith Kelley
Of san francisco.
Many friends OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Oberndorfer gathered last evening, In
the First Congregational church In at
tendance non the piano recital given by
Master Henry Oberndorfer. He was
assisted by Miss Marian Oberndorfer,
Miss Roumania Hyde, and his instruc-
tor Miss Flanders. The young man ac.
Quilted himself with great credit, his
program including Beethoven Mozart,
Mendelssohn and other composers of
that standard, and gave his Friends
marked pleasure
Invitations have been issued for the
second anniversary breakfast OF the
Ladies' Literary club to be given Fri
day, Feb. H. at the Emery Holmes cafe.
Dr. and Mrs. VI. N. Mayo were host
and hostess at a dinner party given at
their residence 1853 Third East street
Saturday evening Those present were
Or. 10. II. Root, Mrs. John sharp, DR..
and Mrs. G. G. Snyder, Or. and Mrs,
r. q. Odell and DR.. and Mrs. a. c.
Wherry,
Mrs, II. c. McCaskell entertained at
a luncheon at the Alta club today In
honor of her sister, Mrs. Daniel Gal
ligher OF Omaha.
Mrs. Richard Trezise has issued In
vtations for a reception to be given
Thursday afternoon In honor OF her
daughter Mrs. Walter Fraser, who has
recently returned from Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u, Critzer entertain
ed Mrs. Il. O. Lees Sunday school class
and their friends at their home, 127
N street this evening.
Miss Eliza Turner Of Morgan is visit
ing friends in Salt Lake.
Miss Lizzie Andrews left this morn
ing for two months visit to Los An
geles,
Mrs. o. r. Groo Of Montpelier, Ida,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. u, 5.
Wright.
The Athenian Bachelorsclub enter
tanned 80 friends Saturday evening,
when a fine musical and literary pro-
gram was presented.
The Cleofan met today with Mrs.
Charles Wells and Mrs, G.. f. Young
spoke upon the subject OF 1.-THE School
as the Ally OF the Home"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
BISHOP OF HELENA.
TT. Rev. John p. Carroll Duly
Installed

Helena. Mont, Jan. S0,--Right Rev.
John p. Carroll was formally installed
bishop OF Helena tonight, The bishop
and committee of escort arrived from
Great Falls at GAO and at 1880 the
occasion, including visiting prelates
and priests and the Catholic SOCIETIES or
Helena, moved to the cathedral of the
Sacred Heart where the installation
ceremonies wer held, These included
the reading of the apostolic brief APP
pointing Bishop Carroll an address
OF welcome by Father Victor Day or
Helena and a feeling response by the
new bishop. Later a reception to the
bishops and priests was held at the
bishops residence. Tomorrow morn
ing pontihcial high mass will be cele-
brated at the cathedral. In the after
noon there is to be n banquet at the
Brandon with Bishop O'Reilly Of Ba-
ker city as POSTMASTER In the even
ing there will be public reception
at the auditorium with addresses by
GOV. Toole and others and response
by Bishop Carroll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31

In the trial Of Peter Miller, an cleo
ton Judge, who served In precinct OF
ward T. on the charge OF fraud In con-
nection with his conduct OF the cleo
tlon, the ballot box was brought into
the West Side criminal court and open
ed today The contents showed 10
straight Republican tickets. 20 scratch
ed tickets and 2lS straight Demo.
cratic tickets.
This corresponds with the returns
made to the election commission. Dur
ing the day 80 persons went on the
stand and swore that they were resi-
dents Of the precinct and voted the
straight Republican ticket on Nov, 3.
Miller f. at present serving sentence
IN the county jail for contempt Of the
supreme court election in junction or
der The ballot box opened today was
not used in evidence at the contempt
proceedings, for the reason that attor-
neys for the defense objected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
BANK PROMOTIONS.
=. A. Evans, w. +, Earls and S, g.
Smith Advanced Today.

l., A. Evans and w. r. Earls, who have
just been promoted from the positions of
paying and receiving tellers respectively
at the National Bank OF the Republic, to
be assistant cashiers, have been with the
institution for eight years; and r. G.,
Smith promoted to be manager Of tho
savings department las been with the
bank for Ia years, or ever since its or
ganization. President Knox speaks In the
highest terms OF these young men, Of
their devotion to the banks interests and
their faithfulness TO their trusts. He
says they all stand high IN the estma-
ton OF the officers Of the institution, and
have ever been ready TO give II the best
OF their talents and valuable experience.