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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-28
De Manatf

Julio "a de 1905.
Una fiesta fntima Sc ha cslebrao o
aver tards en- este pueblo: ell bautizo
de un precioso nifio de con Ramon
Pares y de doaa Modesto CollaGo
Padrinos los apreciables esposos DiAs
Collazo; fue una verda era fiesta de
famjlia. Deseamos al futuro ciuda-
dano un porvenir risuefio.
-Rogamss & Ia celosa policfa pro-
cure evitar esas palabras muy NAL
sonantes que Sc eyen en- algunos es-
tablecimientss de comercio.
-Ha estsdo guardando cana por
algunos dias la bella sefiorita Carmen
Brunei, por cuya salud nos intere-
samos.
Tres bales eelebrados aqui hen
terminado como ell rosario de Ia auro-
ra. Las guirnaldas que llevaban al
gunas parejas Sc han encontrads a lar
gas distancias. Ell policfa Tomas
Rosa ha denunciado 4 varios prejimos.
-Amsnudo hemos visto al Teniente
Casals recorriendo la poblaci6a; es
un chico que agrada por su correction.
Los seffores Rivera Miranda, Vaz,
suez y Padr6 llevaran la representa-
ci6n dc este municipio la anunciada
aSamblee.
Ell DR.. Cordero ha sido nombra
do titular de este pueblo. Tambien
ha sido nom brade practicante ell en-
tendido amigo nuestro, seaor Iturrino.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-28
} EFECTOS
S AN 1T A RIOS
SAN JUsTo 6

Elm COMPETENCIA
In estos efectos
y on calidad
prontitud
Oh las instalaciones,
Las cuales quedan
garantfzadas
por nOsOtrOs.
Somos los 6nises
AaENTEs GENERALEs
para toda la Isla
Dc La importante casa
de
Sros. James B. Glow
Y Sons.
de Chicago,
Hay plOmeros c0mps
tentes On Ia casa.
No SO acepts
ninguna cantidad
sin haber eptregado
el oerti6cado
de In
Janta Superior
de SaMidad.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-28
BIBLIO1'ECA SELECTA

BlBLlO1'ECA SELECTA
Las t9'ece mOclses de Carmen,
por TeOdoro Guerrero.
.NlMysM de as1 xesf0Mle2ltO, po
Gumerslndo de Azcarate.
Constitution i2tgleS0, por el mis-
mo autOr.
liza mMjes' del f0O9'Vessis', por Con-
cepci6n Arenal.
Cartns a ssm Obser0, por la misma
escritOra.
DeIis0s y 2aeHas. por Beccaria.
ENsscNcS6n superior de la a'aas-
ger, por Spalding.
Rea0cci6as de SasaE9fgaaeHfOS 2'as
OsicOs, por Zarzoso.
(6A6sO CaUSs, Ultima edici6n, Con
CORA, con la jurisprudencia Gel Tribunal
Supreme eSpanol.
.EWsisprNzeMciG del Tribune!
Supreme espa1ol, Scevola.
Epssodios Msxcs0MMSes, de Perez
Gald6s, 1ltimos vol1menes.
ES 2,Oder del jefe, Azcarate.
Rata de Don (sMaj0te, Azorfn.
DbrUs sneMOreS de Ceryantes.
EL iasgeMi0sO hSdHlgO, por Nava-
rro Ledesma.
EI B0gosG del .9tlamtic0, por Pc
rez Triana.
EA0d AOyNIta, M. de Val.
Ceramics, por Eduardo Benot.
EdeaTsassss esp9saOs, por Gsnivet.
III rWOINdO de .8sIeQxiss, por Pho
Earoja.
EL &eia0s' Parent, por Guy de Mau-
Passant, traducci6n de Ruiz Contreras.
Esp~iaN, Poesias de Eduardo Benot.
Les 0MMTQMfV y eI cOGectirtSasaO,
por Alfredo Naquet.
C0sas de Espada, per Pr6Spero Me-
rmee.
CMnttroS hist6rScOS de la Re
GOtMci62s Er0saceSa, por Cham
fort.
feNseriMes ceruass1inNS, por Co
toruelo, de la Real Academia Espanola :
Vida de I'd. QMijote y Sasaclso,
expliraGa p0r UnalnunO.
DE Ia fMerza ssay0F en Ell DE
ytfh0, l'oi A doifo hxner. Catedratics
Dc Viena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-28
FABRICA
DE LICO r E S

rALLEREs MI
yANTURCE
Los mejores produc-
eos que SO consumer On
la Isls de
Puerto Rico.
Las mejOres cremas
eS chartreus, ants
dc orc, anfs escarchado,
del mono, marca
excius,va de Ia c:Isa-
kI mejor Ron Viejo
ell superior.
Especial ell conac,
etc. ETC.
Arises al +lcance
v al gustO
de todo -. mundo,
8 sea de diversas ciases
hasta el mas se,scto
y superior
.0nlo las narcas
hk.l GlobO", Ell Tigre.'
Vinos pasa, Mistela v
de innuinerables classes.
Ell mejOr vinagre que SO
conece en- ell pals.
GaraatizadOs tOdos los
articul0s
como de ia mei0r clase
= condolences.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
PORTION OF M0ONBEAM'S
CARGO BROUGHT TO PORT

The wrecking vessels Of the Scott
Wrecking company arrived in port this
morning In tow OF the tug T. A. Scott
Jr. from the scene OF tho wreck Of the
barge Moonbeam. The lighter accompany
ing the tug had on board large part Of
the coal in the hold or the ill-fated barge
and also the masts and a portion OF the
pumps and the engines
Captain Goodae Of the lighter stated
that the barge was now lying in a good
position and with a little mare good
weather almost all the cargo could be
saved and even the barge herself. She was
found 20 have escaped severe damage and
unless she should he moved from her pres
ent position she can eventually be raised.
search has been made for the bodies
OF the crew and the family Of the captain
but nothing has been found OF them TO the
present time.
The lighter had on board of her about
1855 tons OF the coal The barge was load
I'd BY 91O tons OF coal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
TRYING To SETTLE THE
LIME BURNERS STRIKE

Rockiand,I Mr-, May eS--ffowsrd "
Caldwell, first general vice president and
general organizer OF the International
Laborers' union. with which the striking
lime burners are affiliated, arrived today
from Dayton. O. and was met az the
steamboat wharf by 200 enthusis site strik-
ers.
II was expected Mr. Caldwell would
bring a strike fund OF 5000. but he told
press representative that his visit was
for the purpose OF investigating condi-
tions, the result of which will he duly
reported 10 HIS headquarters
conference between Mr.. Caldwell and
the directors ~ the Rockland- -Rockport
Lime company was held this forenoon.
but nothing definite was announced Prior
70 entering the conference, Vice presi-
dent Caldwell expressed the hope that he
would be able 10 effect p settlement to-
day. The national union had no knowl-
edge OF this. strike, he said. until II was
reported In progress. The lime company
has imported about 80 Italians and
Greeks mostly from Boston. 10 nil the
places OF the strikers. and about three
quarters OF the ldlns are I'm operation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
GETS.
CHECK FOR
$161,174

Boston. May S.-A United states treas
ury warrant for 81 s1l.7+o representing the
amount collected from the national gov
eminent 10 reimburse Massachusetts for
fitting out troops in the civil war, was
handed down n Governor William l..
Douglas BY John r. Cotton.
In return Cotton was given n check for
sl61 ia. this sum being MFR. Cotton's com
mission for his work I'm collecting the
commemorative claim against the United
States.
The agreement that Cotton was 10 re-
ceive a commission OF ten per cent was
made during the administration Of Gov
ernor Roger Wolcott. Since the time
when II appeared that Massachusetts
would receive so large a sum from the
government there hss been considerable
agitation against paying Agent Cotton
the ten per cent commission. but the
legislature recently passed resolve au-
thorizng the governor TO settle no the
matter.
Later I'm he day State Treasurer Ar
thur r. Chapin proceeded to the office
OF the United States Sub-Treasury in the
Federal building and there received the
amount due the commonwealth i'm gold
certificates ~ the denominations OF $500
and $1,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
SMALL BOX FACTORY BLAZE

This morning about o'clock there was
an alarm sounded from box as AZ the cor
ner of Atwood and McDonnough streets
and the Are department OF the Olneyvillc
section was called 20 q small roof hlazc
in the factory of q. :. Cressy's box fac
tory
The fire was supposed 10 have caught
from the engine OF the ? O'Clock Pwscoag
train. and had Il not been for tho prompt
and effective action OF the department
there would probably have been y large
connagration for the factory Is not only
in the manufacturing district being in the
rear of Alfred street hut the part Of the
factory abaze contained q large amount
OF seasoned lumber and shavings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
IMPRESSIVE
FUNERAL
SERVICE

Melrose. Mass, May 25.-Business cares
were laid aside for a time this afternoon
and the schools closed. so that the whole
city could fttingly honor the memory Of
Mrs. Mary a. Livermore. writer. re-
former, temperance advocate and the
leading citizen Of Melrose.
Following private services at the Liver
more residence at. 1880 o'clock. public
funeral services were held in the Con-
gregational church. which was far too
small 10 accommodate the throng which
desired to be present. The body was
escorted from the house TO the church
by l. s. Grant post. @ A. r. I'm the
congregation were delegations represent
ing the Melrose city government. Massa-
chusetts Woman Suffrage association
Womens Christian Temperance union
and other organizations with which Mrs.
Livermore was long identified
The services were conducted by Rev
r. a. Horton. u D., a Unitarian clergy
man of Boston. for many years friend
of the Livermore family.
The honorary pail bearers were Will
liam Lloyd Garrison. Charles c. Ames,
Francis ]. Garrison and Henry r. Black
we'll
During the funeral most of the places
Of business in this city were closed and
the fire bells tolled. After the service
the body was taken 10 Mount Auburn
cemetery. whore II will he creuIited
The ashes will eventually he placed in
the family tomb in Wyoming cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

Efforts 10 increase the force OF police
on active duty. guarding wagons for
strike bound business establishments were
carried on todoy with the utmost vigor.
Sixty detective sergesnts. many OF whom
had not carried club for Is years, found
themselves marching today from the city
hall, armed with the regulation hickory.
c. s. wjcke, secretary Of the Hines
Lumber company said that inside Of
week one hundred thousand men who
work in wood will he out OF employment.
II the tie-up OF the lumber district con-
tinues
President Shea, OF the teamsters' union
did not agree with the prophecies OF the
lumber dealers.
He said "Ali this talk of tying UP the
building industry Is idiocy. The lumber
iobbers can get all the union teamsters'
they want and can supply all the lumber
that is required. and at lower prices than
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

Many OF the, noted thoroughbreds
eligible to start. and whose names have
hitherto given glamor 10 great equine
struggles. went wrong this year in train
ing Among these are Hermis. Stalwart,
Beldame. Irish lad and The Picket. last
years winner.
Nevertheless, there remain horses that
have made records for fast time on the
American turf which are still unbroken.
or those the most noteworthy Is Broom
stick. who will carry the colors or Capt
q s. Brown. the Pittsburg millionaire.
Reports from the training stables, how
ever. say that the little hero OF many
hard fought races of last year is touched
in the wind and will scarcely perform
as he diu when he beat Americas cracks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
CHAPTER HOUSE QUICKLY
MOVED ACROSS TRACKS

Brunswick, Me-, May 25.-The Delta
Epsilon chapter house, the removal OF
which through Main street yesterday az
ternoon caused so much excitement and
a contest for right OF way over the Maine
Central railroad crossing. was pulled over
the crossing today I'm accordance with an
agreement effected with the railroad COM
pany.
Ten men. whose services were profYered
by the company. were dismissed by the
contractor. as they were not needed The
work or moving began nj $40 A. m and
progressed at an average rate OF foot a
minute so that with one shift the struc-
t1r- WITS rfrur uf the tracks TT s.Ju Tho
time limit fixed was II O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

last year in the record time of 2:o2 As at
Ia miles
Delhi. from the stable OF James r.
Keen. vice chairman ~ the Jockey club.
also has the credit of many splendid vic
tories ast> year AZ distances up 10 one
mile, but his only public appearance this
season was disappointment.
Among horsemen who haunt the training
tracks the race is generally thought to
lie between Proper Dainty. Colonial Girl,
Graziallo and Lord Of the Vale. The lat
ter. from the stable of August Belmont.
is a splendid animal bred I'm the purple,
and on his infreduent appearances last
year bly, showed the highest class
The others in the field have attracted
but little notice. Still with the short
turns on ,ae Gravesend track every one
Of the starters has chance. Colonial
Girl winner OF the Worlds Fair handica p
AT St. Louis. when she defeated the great
Hermis. Ia slow beginner, but has
shown grand condition In her tryouts.
Proper from tho stable OF W r. Jen-
nings also is slow at the post and nearly
always meets interference IN large fields
because Of his big stride However. the
Prestonpans colt will be heavily backed
today. Dainty. his stable-mate may also
go and has a fine turn Of speed.
With such fast horses as Delhi, Broom
stick or Graziello setting the pace. the
first mile today should be one OF the fast
est ever run I'm the race.
The probable starters. weights. Jockeys,
owners and the odds are:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

ST. Petersburg, May as.-Admra Avean
admiralty department confirms the Associated
Vice Admiral Rostveny steanng give
Admiral Togo He considers possible that the effect that
the two fleets have met may be received any day.
Admiral Avelan in reafhrms Of
the that Rojestvensy has broken asked
relieved
Avelan Roesvensky detailed condition
his health and health of his ships
and hard work of the great
strain the adnras health
ROJESTVENSKY'S HEALTH.
Even before he left said Avelan "Roesvensy sufferer
from kidney trouble but his health AS of
Roestvensy but Vice Admiral Voekersam
squadron of the Russian feet who long
stay in the tropics.
The appointment of Vice Admiral Blef
Admiral Skrydof Vladvostok will
sy The latters mission chief Of the feet
Vladvostok There will be when there The
officers excellent which began long when Roest
vensy served under Be Roesveny will give his superior the
loyal obedience denandsof his subordnates'
do you anticipate fight soon?" the admiral asked
EXPECTS BATTLE SOON.
He replied, Certainly The Japanese afford allow
Rossvensky reach Vadvostok without engagement
sonay expect take place tc though admit
admiralty nothing of Roestvensys strategy plans
having accorded him complete freedom of Possibly
is his seek Admiral Togo and force fight
probable that Rojestvnsky bound for his Vlad
vostok. However say nothing definite this point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

the lumber association dealers will sell
Before leaving for Judge kohlsaat' 8
court where ne was instructed 10 appear
10 answer 10 charge OF contempt. Mr..
Shea conferred with several labor repre-
sentatives and outlined plans for the car
rying on of the strike today and tomor-
row
Later Re remarked:
IN CONTEMPT
u have only one conference on today.
That one is with Judge k kohlssat.'
Referring 10 defiance OF the court, Mr..
Shea said
II am in contempt OF court. They will
put me In jail. They may never let me
out II they keep me I'm Jail until lose my
contempt I don't know how many years
may have 10 serve. The whole proceed
ing is worthy of contempt. II was the
most outra geous thing in the name OF jus
tice I have ever seen anywhere. n did not
resemble court in any way"
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
UNITARlANS IN SESSION

Boston May 25-Rev. John w. Day
OF 81. Louis conducted the morning
prayer in Kings chapel today IN conncc-
tion with the anniversary week of the
American Cnltarians. The meeting took
The form of communion service.
Two other meetings arranged for the
forenoon were the Nth annual session Of
the Unitarian Historical society with an
address by Rev. Edward Everett Hale
and the annual public meeting of the
Masas chusetts convention of Congrega-
ional ministers
Here a discussion was 10 be held opened
hv Rev Paul Revere rockingham ot
Boston and Rev. Charles T Carter Of
Lexington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
BLISS COAL COMPANY IN
HANDS Of A RECEIVER

Boston, May 25.-The Bliss Coal COM
pany, with property in Lynn, Chelsea and
this city was placed in the hands OF a re-
ceiver today by Judge Lowell in the
United States Circuit court. former As
sistant United States District Attorney
John A. Casey. being appointed 10 take
charge of the company affairs.
Several stockholders OF the concern
had peti,ioned Cor the appointment of
a receiver on the ground that the COM
pany did not fulhll It's agreement with
them I'm relation TO the sale OF coal and
the distribution OF dividends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
new HAMPSHIRE W0MEN'S
CLUBS MEET AT CONCORD

Concord, y. r.. MAY 25.--The second day
of the state Federation OF women's clubs
opened with reports from the committees
on legislation. arts and crafts, foresty and
sociology.
The address of the morning session was
by Mrs. Lydia r. Williams ~ Minnesota
After lunch the report OF the educational
committee was presented and addresses
were made by Henry C. Morrison. state
superintendent of public instruction, and
Mrs. Philip Carpenter. president 81 tho
New York state federation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
POSSESSION
IS TAKEN
BY FORCE

Philadelphia. Pa, Nav 2.-Mayor
Weaver today took forcible possession
Of the offices OF director OF public safety
and director Of public works
Neither Director Daniel j. Smyth nor
Director Peter f. Costello offered se-
rious resistance Four detectives were
placed on guard at the offices. Messrs.
Smyth and Costello had sought 10 evade
removal from office by appealing to the
courts
Mayor Weaver went to the Offices OF
the officials and informed them that their
presence In the offices was trespass Both
Messrs. Smyth and Costello withdrew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
HIS
LIFE WITH
A PISTOL

Savanna. H., May 25-Bothwell Pulford,
reputed TO be the wealthiest citizen OF
Savanna. committed suicide today, few
moments after being questioned regarding
the whereabouts OF revolver which he
was suspected OF having slain Attorney
Daniel s Berry. former leading member
OF the Illinois legislature.
Pulford had denied any knowledge Of
the killing OF Berry. but became agitated
when questioned concerning the revolver
The story has been widely circulated that
Berry was killed as a result OF attention
-pa4A=AA-him- To n married wemaHr-Plil-
ford. on arriving at his store today. found
a newspaper man waiting for him with
queries as TO the revolver. As soon as
the interviewer had left Pulford hurried
home and. going TO the hay-loft OF his
barn. shot himself dead.
At the sound OF the revolver Mrs. Pull
ford became hysterical When the neigh
bors reached the house she was wailing
frantically, her two daughters at her
side. For two months Pulford has shown
signs OF mental strain.
when Berry was killed in Puiford's =
Opera house last Monday and the au-
thorities began to question Pulford 1t was
evident 10 those who knew his best that
Pulfords mind was giving way.
Mrs. Pulford. after the suicide today,
kept reitera ting wildly: II know he'd do
n. I know he'd do IT,"
Pulfords death ends the life OF the
man who rose from a poor boy 10 the
position OF one OF the wealthiest men In
this section Of Illinois tireless worker
he accumulated money fast. and besides
owning much Of the most valuable real
estate OF Savanna. he was the president
nT ha fa1 ,E nd "a ~
the electric light system.
remarkable circumstance in connec-
ton with the death OF Pulford and Berry
is report that Pulford received his first
substantial business opening through the
influence OF Rerry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
MRS. DILLON
KILLED BY
HER HORSE

New Canaan. Conn, May 25.-Lying
under the heels of her fsvorite horse.
and with her skull crushed. the body of
Mrs. John j. Dillon has been found in
the stable al her residence.
II is supposed that she was killed in
stantly by kick as she was entering tho
stall 10 water the animal yesterday morn
ing Her body was not discovered until
early today when her husband who had
been absent from home, returned and
began a search for her
Mrs Dillon was &c years old. Her hus-
hand is a town official.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
CORNELL VARSITY CREW TO
MEET HARVARD ON THE CHARLES

Roston. May 25--rhe varsity crew of
-eorft--llt- .44-.--s--ttA r. " i'iah rill-Fow
against Harvard on the Charles river next
Saturday arrived here today from ithaca.
y Y
The visiting oarsmen will have their
headquarters ~ Hotel Victoria. In order
that they may practice for the race. the
rowers will he extended ire privileges of
tho Union Roat club. The race will be
started az t.A0 o'clock from the rnion
Boat club near Harvard Bridge ana the
course Is upstream. a distance OF Ia miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
VILLAGE FlOoOsBe;; PEOPLE FLEE

Albuquerque. y. NJ. May &.-The Rio
Grande now almost a mile wide. r. how-
ing through the village OF Tome. ~ miles
south ~ Albuquerque. while the 90 lnhah-
itants ~ tho village arc camping on tho
hills and watching their homes being
swept away.
The property ~ the villagers has beer
destroyed along -ith their crops. Other
Villages are threatened.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
Bis BROOKLYN
HANDICAP WILL
De RUN TODAY

New York May as-Favoed by beautiful weather and fast
track Brooklyn handicap will be decided today at
Gravesend
is the first of seasons handcaps IA miles tor
upwards worth Saoooo of which the win
share will be $4,000
With the ghbred from the beautiful
Belmont into
effect this will have little weight today of all days with lovers
of the paste kings for they always fill the odashoned grand
Graveend Brooklyn Handicap day. crowd its lawn to
the limit and jam betting ring the fullest capacity
overnight list and the picking of
exceedingly hard problem The contestants this
the standard OF class
which usually prevails in this rich classic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25

streets, continuing until midnight and rec
ommenced this morning Clashes are still
occurring. The Bundites have been per-
-mitted To carry on ti1e work OF destruction
without any interference on the part OF
the authorities
Not single policeman was visible Oc-
casionally gendarmes dispersed the
crowds which. however. were Immediate
Is permitted to gather again. There has
been considerable bloodshed and many in
jured students have been taken TO the
hospitals.
Fourteen OF those wounded last night,
are reportAd to he diving
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
ANOTHER INTERVENING PETITION

Boston. May &.-Another intervening
petition in the case ~ the reccivership
~ the Halght q Freese company. brok-
.rs, was added today ~ the already long
list which nss been filed i'm connection
with the litigation
ABred W Hurt % Mansfield filed a re-
quert today with the United States cir
cuit court to 30 made p party plaintiff
Ia The prOCCCdiUES. HIS Claim Is Tor t826N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
WRtCKAGe SEEN AT SEA

New York. MAY 25.-Wreckage which
WAS believed 30 30 tho result ~ n collision
AZ sea vas sighted ~ miles west bv south
from Fire Island yesterday hy the
steamer Haversham Grange which ar
rived TODAY II consisted of a lot % spars
ana two new trunks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-25
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR
FAILED G0lDFIElD BANK

Goldheh, New. May 2S--T Hirschfeld
has been appointed receiver Of the Gold
'cld Bank and Trust company. His bonds
have been placed az 10000 J. H. Bosl.
c,-e-lier OF the bank for whom warrant
has been issued has been located
r. T.. Burton who is under arrest In San
Francisco. insists that the banks securi-
ties are ample 10 protect liabilities