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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
ANITA FONTANA
AplsLdida soprano drsmati-
ca de la compahia italia
ma Scoqnsmiglio.
SU CABRERA
SU CABRERA
Sus dotes liricas. Ha side
aplaudida en- muchos Y muy
buenos teatros.

La importante revlsta El Cojo Hus.
trado, de Caracas, publica en- gu edi
ci6n del ounce del mss pasado oil re
tra o de 10 distlpguida artists, cryo
ncmbre encabeza estas lineas, acom-
paf1andolo de las siguiensss laudato-
rias frases, que iuzgamos oportuuo
repro iuctr, va que dieha comps nj = hA
de viaitarnos an hreve.
<Xl inteligente pdb,ico caraqueho
ha rendido en- repstidas o:asiones
msrecido homenais de calurosos
aplausos 4 la bella ttple que en- Mini
Pms6n y en- Fedora de Romanzot alcan
"a magnitudss oe una real y verd ade
ra artista, por el acento conn ovsdor,
apasionado y tragico con que desem.
pef1s sus pspeles.
Al ita Fontana naco en- Roma y
cueuta vel titrss amos do edad. Hizo
sus essudios durants cuatro amos 60 oil
Contervatorio Rossini, de Pessro, b =.
10 la saba dlrecci6l personal del
maestro Mascagni, y debut0 en- Veoe
cia en- oil testro r RJssini, en- Abril de
1892, con la aplsulida opera do G u
nod J,Aieta 9 Romeo. FL p1olico veae
ciano reclDlo con sil gular rsgocijo la
aparicl6n do la artists y los dlarioa de
aquelia epoca consigna on raidosos
aplausoa para Ia tlple que con tan re-
levantes doses se iniclaoa ca el srte.
La Bilancia, periodlco dc Venecia,
lie G nsagro essas frases, con motive
de su cd but:s <Segura de su arie des
pierta de una vez 10 admiration y el
entustasmo. Sav,z es melodiosa, ar.
geotina, dulclsima frasea de una m :.
nera exquisite, y su expression es ani
NADIA, vlgoross, espoL ia Lea. Todo
contribuy q hAcer de essa artista una
elegida. Sabe comunicar una fltrt.
, ex preston . SD acento d sus ojos; sui
movilntentos son ariat 3craticCs
rodas esas condolences de escuela Il q
Ia belleza de su persona genti. El pd
blico la aplaudlo feenetico y oil fna
de la opera le tribut3 una verdaders
lovaci6n Ge Il 1res,S
Cortratada daspues on la compa
liis de opera ita!iana <Scog namiglio,
Ina trab aj ado on los prirclpales tsatro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
Los F(RROCARR|LES
lnforms de Mr.. Guenther
sobre los terrocarriIes
del mund0 entero.
537 MILLONES DE- MlLLAS
Valor total, $4,000 mil'ones
de dollars. Las prlmeras
Was ferreas tendldas.

El Consul General do los Estados
Unidos en- Frankfort Mr.. Glenthsr,
sunni a strs la siguients estadistics a
los informes diarios en- Warrington.
<Segdn les sstadisticas Alemsnas
mas reeisntes, Ia extension de los fe-
rrocarriles del mundo era do 537105
millas el 81 de Diciemb.e de 1904, de
las que 70,3S6 millss pertenecsn q
Ame :ios, 1856 776 Euro.s, 1852 oil
Asia, Is, Gao si Africa y 1922 d Aus.
tralasia
De 10 lopgltud en- millas do los
tsrrocarrilss Elropeos, apaiece Ale
mania 4 10 cabexs con 81, ,0l6 millss,
ssruida en- su orden por Russia con
80 2S6; FrAncia, 2S 266: Austria Hun-
aris, "a, 26l; el Rslno Undo, 1859;
Italia, 10. .0z5: Espafa, 1856; Suecls y
N Jrusgs, 1880.
El costo dc construction, 4ermino
medic, dc los fsrrocarrlles Europeos
DOR mlila, sstA calculsdo en- l07,t7
mientrss que para el reAto del mundo
al eosto se ha calculado en- $50, ESQ.
El valor total do los fsrrocarrlles del
mundo, ssgdu estss essaofst.cas, estA
ssiculado eu $ 43, 900, 000. 900 90 10 cual
los fsrrocarrilss E4rope - hguran con
$40, 900, 900, 900.
Il m Atsrial rodAnts de los fsrro-
carrilss Europeos, es como sigue; 10.
eomo,orss, 150, 900; cochss de paae jss,
$500, y eArros dc carga, 5000, ,0N.s
Pvr crssrlo de intere. al Adimos
Ala sstsdi.t.ca suminlstrada por Mr..
Caen.h .r, los siguientes dstos indicati.
yos do las primsras vias fsrreas inau.
euradas ha.tx el an, 1860 ca diver
sos paisss hoy cruzados por mdltiplea
tsrrocArrilea:
Divsrsos paises del G.obc' IDgia-
tsera, - do Ss.ismbre de 1925; Aus
tris, ) do Setiem ore de 1873; Francia,
lqde Oc,ubre de 1928; Estaoos Ulidos,
2S dc Diciembre do 1920; Be gica, 5 de
Mayo do 1885.
A!emanls, I ds Die .embrs de 1885:
I.la d. Cuba, I de Diclembre de 1887
kusis, 4 do Abril de 1888; Italia, 4 ot
Sstiembrs de 1889; Saiza, Is de julio
dc 1874; Jamaica, 2 dc Noviembre ot
1916; Espafs, 81 de o O.taors lSiS; Ca
naoA, Mexico y PERU, 2i de Mayo d.
1850, Suesia, q do Mayo de 1861; Chi
10, "A do Fsoreto dc 1862,
1ndiAs, Is dc Abcil de ls4l; No
Yuexs, Is do Julio dc 1853; Portugal
la dc JUNO dc 1884; Brasil, VI de Apri
do 1894; Victoria, Australia, IA d.
Setismbrs dc 1854; Colomois, "a d.
Psbrero do 1855; NuevaG .lss del sur
y do Sstisnors dc 1855; Eglpso, z
do Febrsro de 1856; Natal, 2 de Junit
de 1860; Turqufa, de Ocsubrs de 1860
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
DeDeDdieRte de Eafnacia
Sc necesita uno, active, de buen o
prSctica y letra. Envfe referenciss 4
P,0. Box 1f7-Ponce. lois

Sc venden 90 reloies eiqueletos,
nuevos, con buena maquina 4 8 pesos
cada uno y q 8 meses plazos psgando
| peso de pronto y los otros mensual.
mente. No se mandarin los relojea
sin adelantar los primeros 80 pesos en-
giro q favor de Oskamp Noltin Com.
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio. Los otros
psgos tienen que garantizarlos dos co.
merciantes quienes seran responsables
del dinero reEtsnts, Es IN buen nego.
clio para agentes y comerciantes que
Sc dediquen las vensas plszos, pues
dichos relejes Sc venden q nueve pesos
en las ioyerfas de San Juan. Al con-
tado Sc hsce rebsia. Dlrigirse q r.
Narvaez Reverb, Artc. bo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
EDIC'C0

Eaia Curts municipal del dtstrilo iu-
dicial municipsl dc Ususdo, Paer.
10 Rico.
Easadoa Unidos de America hi Pre-
sidsnse de los Estados oidos .. 8.
Eduardo Artsu Costa, demand aote,
e,ntra n, Canals d Co dsman.
dado.
EmplsEamiento. 81 Pueblo de Puerto
Riso, & n. Canals & Co., 8 see el
demandado antes uencionsdo.
Por 10 preaente Sc not,ica & usted
cue se he presentado en- 10 odcins
del Secretario de 10 Corts municipal
de UtuAdo, distrito iadicial munich
pal de Utuado Pusrto-Rico, la demsn-
dc del actor antss citado, en- la cual
re,lama ell pago de 10 sums de tres.
cisnsos veinte J cuatro dollars treinta
nusvs centavos por capital 9 intere.
see devsrgacos h asta 10 fecha que 10
sociedad demandads adeuda 81 de
mandants, con mas les cos.as que se
ocasionaren por con.ecueacia de e.ts
acci0n, sc notlhcs usted que de
no eompsrsosr 4 contestar d.chs de
manda dentro del termino de cuaren.
to diss, el dsmandsnts podra obtener
un fallo 4 81 favor por 10 suma recls
mada espeeihcada en- IL demands
de iressIentos veinte , cuatro dollars
trsints y nueve eeniavos J las costss
del pleito. Y para 81 pabiicAc.6a una
vsz por semsuspor termlno de cus-
rsnta dias en- el perloiieo La DEMO.
CRAcfA que Sc edita en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico, { los efecsos de la CHA
eI6n ordenAds, ex )ido la presents de
orden del Honorable Santiago B. Pal.
msr, Jusz municipal de este distriso
judicial municipal de Utusdo.
Extendids bsio mi 6rms en- U1ua-
do, Puerto Rlco, hoy primero de Di-
eisubre de mil novecientos cIneo.
Antonio Csl9a.
StsrsiArlQ Cort. N iniclPsl de Utla ado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
MuJER NOTABLE

Lady Flore2 2ce Dixie, poet,zs y
novelis,s, expioradora y campe0n de
los derechos feministas, muri1 en- Lon.
dres 4 la edad de As sGos. Era hiia
del MARQUES de q leensberry en- 1876
se cas6 con Sir Beaumont Dixie. Co.
mo viaiers SO distlngul0 por sus ex-
ploraciones en- la Patagonia en- 1878,
Durante Ia guerra bosr fu6 correspon-
sal dol Morning Post
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
DOS ABQGADOS

Sabemos que ssguraments llega
raa en- el vspor correo esp4nol que
arribal 4 este puerto ell % del corrien.
te, los distinguidos abogsdoI Aware
Nsvs = Garcia.
Dlchos sefi 1res no pudieron regre.
sar 60 sl correo anterior, como penst-
ban J snuLcismoy, por no hsbsr ha.
Der hallado Eassie en- eIa expedition.
Eas vtz llegsdof reanudaf6a ell
siercicio de III profession en So sersdi.
tado bpfsts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
Ia Grippe CuIata en- a hoIas
ComprObado ciantifi ,aments

Los sfnt 7mss precurkores de Ia
Grippe , Flebres palddIcas, como son
dolores de ca oezs ,, ardor en los ojos,
quebrsntamienso general, f1xt6n ma.
sal, perdida del apeiito, escalofrfos,
dolor On las espaldas, depression ner-
v'osa, dolor en las artlculaciones,
Fl aldsd en los pies manos, tos SEGA
y pertinss, nal sabor en q boca, ETC.,
etc empltEsn q desaparecer 4 la me.
dia hora de tomsr las sC&psulas de
Hem, hasta las q h1rss, que la in.
fscci6n he desaparecIdo en- abroluto.
Venta al por msyor detail. Far
macias Blsneo, Guillermety Zerbi,
San Juan. Fsrmscia Ruiz de Porras.
Ponce Farmscia <La Sslnd , A -aciho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05

- Go usied oil hombre mas bruso
que hey ca el mundo, 81 no asIende a
sslud primero, y despues d sus negu'
cios; tome uated Vino t'uro de IVA
Rioja Csrecsdo ssra homnre fsiiz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
Jun N. Miranda.

Ex profssor de instruction.
Csmuy, Dbrs. 3 de 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05

de America, entire ellos el de- Mejico,
la Habana, San jose de Costa Rica,
Caracas, etc, aiempre con lujosos y
muy brilantes exttos y dss pertando
en- todos los p1blltos gran csudsl de
simpatias.
La preasa do todos los paises On
donde ha .rabsjado Ia dis.inguida IT,
pie ha tenido para sus meritos iusti.
cie-as y espontanen msnifestacions'
de estimulo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Niho quemado. Hospital es-
pecial de mujeres. .-0tro
niho confuse.
PLAZA De SAN FRANCISCO
Marejada. Trust de fosfo-
ros. -Juicio por perjurio
contra una saforita.

Ests ma n ana q lasIs!et', hallsndose
en- Ia cocina de su cass, San jose no
81, el nifo Pedro SslAbArris, 90 le
volc6 encima una ola de aqua hir.
viendo, produciendole vsrias quema.
duras on el pe:ho, el costado aquisr.
do y el abdomen.
Eo el acto fue trasladado & Ia sals
de socorros donde % 10 asisti6.
Las quemaduras hans do califca-
dss de pron6stlco reservado.
u q nifo llamado Ventura Pefia q
sufrio aaochs una caids, producien-
dose una herida coatusa en- Ia region
frontal.
-N>se ssbs cuaudo SO procsds.&
q reparar el psv!msnto de la plazuela
do San Frauci.co que SO ercueatra on
dsplorable estado.
-Hace dos dfas hay una fusr.e
| mareiada que ha trtsrrumpido el t.a.
6co de los barcos de ca b1taie
--Dfce,e con iusistencia que se o..
ia form 4ndo un nusvo trust para aca.
psrAr 9, negocio de f6,foros y aubir el
prtcio de ests arsiculo de prtmera ne.
cssidad.
Hoy Sc vera on Ia Corts de Dis
trito el jutcio oral contra oil motorista
a ntonio We ez, por homicidio invo.
uctario, ocurrido On un nlfio de nue..
We amos en- la paraja Ii ds Santurce,
ocaslonado por un caro- electrico, y do
ouyo sue $50 dlmos cuenta oportuns-
ments.
Mum aroso pdblico asisti6 hoy
Ia Corte de Distrito, c,n mot'vo del
juiclo q ne SO llev6 a efecto en- Ia causa
por psrlurio seguida cott.a la sefio.
rita Felicia FsrnSndez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-05

En- esta ImDrenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo de peri6dico a
dos pesos qulntal,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
Especial to The Herald.)

nROVO, Aug 4-Irving HOwbert Of
Colorado Springs came in from the
east today and John Dern came down
from Salt Lake. They met COMMISSIONS
Richards for the purpose of considering
the preliminaries of the drawing for
Uintah land which begins here on the
18th. They decided to have the drawing
take place on the Proctor academy
grounds. A platform will be built at the
northeast door on which will be placed
the box from which the numbers will
be drawn There Will be room for the
commissioner and "a few prominent citf-
zens. clerks the boys who draw the num-
bers and representatives of the press.
The work will begin at 9 o'clock, al
though IL may be 10 O'Clock before actual
work begins Oh the first day. The box
is eight feet long by thirty feet deep
and wide, and is made expressly for the
purpose. There Will be three boys who
Then two men will turn the box for
the purpose of thoroughly mixing the re-
manning numbers. the box being first
turned and the numbers mixed before the
first numbers are drawn. This will not
be continued after the first Ill numbers,
envelope IS pulled out by q boy IL will
be numbered and the name on the iden-
Utilization card recorded by a clerk. A
CODY of this list win be posted in a con-
spicuOuS place and In addition each person
whose name is drawn will be notified
by him when ne registered. The names
will be drawn at the rate of about 1900
a day till the number for which there
are farms is drawn This will take prac-
tically three days. although 1t Is thought
that after the first day more than 200
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
FOUR REVENUE
AGENTS MUST GO
designations Asked by Commissioner
Yerkes.
EYESIGHT GETTING POOR
COULDN'T SEE THINGS THAT
WERE GOING ON.

IkI ASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE star
w tonight says: There has been a
big shake-up among the revenue
agents of the internal revenue service,
but just how far it has gone is mat
ter Of specula ton. 1t is stated how
ever that four well known revenue
agents have been asked for their res
ignations. and that at least two of the
four have come here for conference
with Commissioner Yerkes of the in
ternal revenue bureau. These are Cap
tain Charles H. Ingram, in charge OF
New England work. stationed at Bos-
ton. and G. II. Burg, who has had a
section of the southwest under his
charge and has been located in Texas
The names of the other two agents
could not be learned today.
Commissioner YerkeS would not dis
cUss the matter. Those in position to
know say that Commissioner Yerkes
had personally been watching the work
Of the revenue agents, who are really
the secret investigating officials of the
revenue bureau, and has concluded that
some of them have not been doing their
duty in detecting some of the things
going on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
PROMISES TO RETURN SOME TIME
Department of Agriculture in Receipt of Letter from John
Hyde Former Satistician, Who is Safe Across
the Ocean.

IAI ASHINGTON, Aug. IA. - The
w promised letter from John Hyde,
former statistician of the depart
ment of agriculture. in response to Sec
rotary Wilson's cablegram urging hIR.
to return from England and testify in
the proceedings before the special grand
jury which is investigating charges
against Edwin s. Holmes, the fomer
associate statistician. arrived today.
The letter was indefinite as Hydes
recent cablegram to Secretary Wilson
and nothing is known as to his inten-
tions beyond his promise to return as
soon as possible
In the absence of Secretary Wilson,
who has gone to Chicago, the letter was
turned over to District Attorney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
MERELY A QUESTION OF HUMANITY
Prominent Jews of the United States in Consultation with
Witte- Condition of Hebrews in Russia
Being Considered.
n ORTSMOUTH. n. H, Aug. IA :
delegation cor sisting of Jacob h. |

~ ORTSMOUTH, N H, Aug IA
delegation cor sisting of Jacob h.
Schiff, Oscar 5. Strauss, Adolph
Krauss, of Chicago, Adolph LewisOhn
and Isaac Seligman arrived here this
afternoon, and by previous arrange
ment win hold a conference with Mr.
White tonight on the condition of the
Jews in Russia Mr.. Witte is known
to sympathize with the aspirations of
the Hebrews for improved conditions,
and if satisfactory assurances are Civ
en- it can be stated that Russia. should
she so desire, can place a foreign loan
in the country through Jewish banking
houses
The Associated Press, however, is au-
thorized by a member of the delegation
to state that at the preliminary meet
ing at which the conference with Mr..
White was arranged the subject of a
loan was not preached.
Mr.. Oscar Strauss, shortly after his
arrival at the hotel, made the follow
ing statement regarding his mission:
we have come here on very sim
pie mission. A conference was ar
ranged by Mr.. Witte, who desires to
confer with us regarding the condition
of the Jews in Russia and to discuss
with him how best TO improve their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
EAGLES AT DENVER.
Over Three Thousand Delegates Will
be IN Attendance.

Denver, Aug. 14.-This city's main
thoroughfares are beautifully decor
ated and brilliantly illuminated in honor
of the Fraternal Order of Eagles whose
grand aerie will hold it's annual meet
ing here this week, the sessions be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing until
Saturday. Thousands of Eagles from
all parts of the United States and
Canada have already arrived and the
credentials committee announced to-
day that over $500 accredited delegates
will be present at the opening session
of the convention. The order, which
was founded in 1898. now numbers 913
aeries, comprising 175,000 memb ers, and
disburses over $500 900 annually in
benevOlence and charity. John F. Pei
letter Of Kansas City, present worthy
grand president, is a candidate for re-
election. Hy d. Davis of Cleveland, o.,
has also announced his candidacy for
the office and a spirited contest is IN
progress. San Francisco. Milwaukee
and Atlanta are bidding for the next
annual meeting.
The unique gift of nearly ton of
pure snow to the visiting Eagles created
considerable Of a SenSa ton at grand lodge
headquarters here tonight The presenta-
ton was made on behalf of the mem
bers OF the local Aerie No. 90 of Den
yer. The snow was secured at Rollins
pass on the "Moffat road" the new line
being constructed to Salt Lake, and was
found i'm large quantities at an elevation
of II eco feet, sixty miles from Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15

Beach, who authorized its publication.
IL is dated Southport, Eng, August
9th, and is as follows:
Dear Sir: Your cablegram of July
9th, reached by mail from London,
August 2 AS / stated in my reply. I
will return as soon as possible. A brief
delay is unavoidable. The carbuncle
from which i suffered shortly after
leaving Washington has been followed
by a much more serious one and 1 am
In bad shape altogether. As [ wish to
avoid going over a third time | must
also see the specialist whom / came
over to consult. ] have not yet been
within 200 miles of London and the
statement that I was attending the con-
vention Of the statistical institute was
a mistake. Very respectfully,
JOHN HYDE"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
AGAINST VENEZUELA.
Referee PIumiey Awards French Citi-
gems 100000 Francs.

Mortified Vt, Aug. 14.-Claims ag-
gregating $500. 900 francs held by the
French government against Venezuela
have been allowed by Referee Frank
Plumley, of this place. to whom they
had been referred for a decision and
final adjudication.
Mr. Plumley's decision was announced
here today to the representatives of the
two governments,~Count De La Rocca
and DR.. Jose De J. Paul.
Eight cases involving claims of a.
600 OCO francs against the government
of Venezuela were submitted to Mr..
PlumIey. OF the eight cases two were
dismissed for want Of equity and one
was disallOwed.
The claims were for damages alleged
to have been sustained by the French
citizens conducting mercantile enter
prises i'm Venezuela during the insur-
rection OF 1901
Mr. Plumley's decision is final.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
Revenue Cutter Patrol.

Washington, Aug. 14-Captain Ross,
chief Of the revenue cutter service now
at GulfDOrt Miss. in command of the
cutters and other vessels charged with
maintaining quarantine against the dis
trict ia Louisiana infected with yellow
fever has reported TO the treasury de-
partment as to the disposition OF the pa
troll fleet expressing the belief that this
disposition will make the patrol effective.
The launches and other boats will cruise
anywhere in American waters where their
service may be needed and viii cause all
vessels coming from Louisiana to be nOti-
fled that they Will not be permitted to
land anywhere on the gulf coast without
their personnel undergoing the period of
detention after fumiZatiOn. All fishing
vessels from louisiana win be inspected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
SETTLE DETAILS OF THE DRAWING
John Dern of Salt Lake and Irving Howber of Colorado
Springs Meet With Commissioner Richards and Prepare
for Land Lottery Thursday Next.

may be drawn. After the numbers for
which there Is land are drawn the process
VIII be much more rapid. because then
the cards VIII not be recorded Each per
son whose identification card is in the
box VIII be notified. however, whether his
number entities him to land or not
The clerks from Grand Junction, VernaI
and Price have ali arrived. bringing their
papers with them.
Mr. HOWbert of Colorado Springs the
member of the commission with Commits
sioner Richards and. Mr.. Dern. IS one of
the leading business men of Colorado and
is president of the Portland Mining COM
pany of Cripple Creek. Messrs Howbert
and Dern went TO NSalt Lake this after
noon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
CONFERENCE ON CIVICS-
Meetings Will Last the Week
Through at Portland.

Portland. Ore, Aug. 1.-THE Lewis
and Clark conference on civics which
began a weeks session in Portland to-
day brought together one of the most
talented gatherings that has ever as
sembled in this city. The subject to-
day was the War Against COrrup-
ton The speakers were Prof. John
Graham Brooks of Cambridge, Rev. Jo-
slah Strong of New York city, Hon.
John Dewitt Warner, president Of the
art commission of New York city, and
United states Civil Service Commits
siOner a. w. Cooley.
The recent exposures in municipal at
fairs in eastern cities, in insurance COM
panies and in the agricultural depart
ment were discussed. One of the most
fOrcefui utterances was that OF DR..
Strong in saying the battle cry should
be Rally Around the Ballot Box" in
stead of Rally Round the Flag" An
other pointed remark was made by Mr.
Warner, in effect, that considering
everybody in or out of office were in
"the graft" office holders were not
wholly blameable for their conduct.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-15
HARTMAN LINES ARE
PREPARED FOR A FIGHT

Spokane. Wash. Aug. 14.-Trouble
between the state railway commission
and the Hartman lines has arisen at
the very outset Of the commissions
work. The clash is over the right of
the commission to order joint rate for
handling coal from Roslyn to Colfax,
Wash.
j. c. Stubs. traffic manager Of the
Hartman lines. said:
THE commission may make a joint
rate on Roslyn coal if it wants to, but
we won't conform to it. If the COM
mission wants to fight, all right.
do you think we are going TO let
the Northern Pacific short haul us on
that Colfax coal trade, after the way
the Northern Pacific is treating us on
the sound?" continued Mr.. Stubs. DO
YOU know that the Northern Pacific
won't Join with US in billing COMPETE
tive freight for Seattle or Tacoma over
our line TO PoTtland2"