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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-30
SPORTING EVENTS
Of LOCAL INTEREST
-
Decoration Day Road Race, Horse
Races and Bicycle
Races
MANY C00D THINGS TO SEE.
Something Absut III. Record Of Inn
my Gardner wh' is Here to
Meet Jack 0'Recle.

mad race TO Lagoon 10 q, m,
iioreo races, fair grounds, y ~
Bascball--Eurcka vs. Murray, at Murray
'pyssSb"ii-o, y, l., Va Assembly club
NRRicyole races aali Palace, : p, m
iiasobnll.-solt Lake w Spokane Mt
'BGascban--o Ogden Va Boise, at Boise
s----s.--s
Tho above sporting events orc taking
rlnec today, Sal, l.akcls 0,e Interested IN
all of them,
Tho chief events are the road race, thu
horse races this afternoon ~ Tho state
fair track, and the opening Of the bicycle
track nj the Salt Palace this ovonlnH.
There arc about IN amateur bike ildcH
entered for the road RAE, nnd Manager
Rlpnc,o has done all In his power 20 soo
mat tho events goes " In tuocpHful
manner. Mnny prizes have been donated
for tho affnIr and oacl and oyory rider
Olll havo a chance 20 win something Of
value, no,s,, o,,,s
A large and enthusiastic crowd " low.
crs Of tho sport Of kings " down at Agn-
cultural park 10 wilnora tho interesting
rroernm of horse races arranged by Man.
hgor w, A. Jones' The races begun ~
O'clock Tho hlg event of me duy WI
lc the frpo'for,Nll " which tho bust
OF 1900 Laura Spur, Alpha W and o..
mont arc among the starters There has
necn considerable betting ON the tcsult Of
This race, There are several other mar
nots events and two good running events,
al ~ which arc pretty sure 10 be- cloroly
contested and full u Sensational iou'
'''' Disc RACES TONIGHT,
cyclic fans are expected 10 be on, IN
forcr AT the saucer track this evening
whom tho FIRST race meet ~ the Fontou
viii take place Harry llcngrcn meno'
Eor of the track, has arranged u Nplous
dd program Of sprint races for both pro.
fosslon0s and amateurs Practically Oh
" the riders whose faces are FAMILIAR in
patrons Of the track WIN be soon nWhcol
Tonight Good purscs nave been offered,
ana II IN believed that tho mco9 Will
provo successful ana ho the opening Of
4 most prosperous season
ABOUT JIMMY GARDNER,
Jimmy Garducr, the noted little 0ghttr
from Lowell, MusHu who arrived hero NcHs
to-day ne rhfonicled n last evenings
up training quarters ihoro with Ms
brother Go0rgc, who IA matched Ca meet
Blly Stlft nc tho Junction city next Mon
day night
Jimmy Gardner IL hardly q years NJ
axe, but ho has been In the ring for about
I'VE years, During that time he has
beaten some Of the olovcrost lightwcights
and woliorwoighW IN tho country Such
mon az charley. sulgoL buddy Ryan,
Nilllo Fitzgerald, Martin Cnnolo, Ruho
smith, the crack Denver nghlor, George
Momslck Canadian Mike Ward, ana
many others have gone down ana ont be-
fore Young Gardner He hos repeatedly
son, bit neither Of those nghlors want
any Of 0ardncr's game
Jack O'Kccfo lot Chicago last night
ana viii ronch Salt Lake ~ coon VIZ pos.
flblc, O'koofo viii train In this ctA, Tho
match In ret FOR Juno ~ In tho saucer
arena, under the management OF willard
Bean,
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was seen orr Ssllly islands ~ $40
his MORNING.

LOnl0n MAY W-|ThU UOImUU wont
llnmhurg second contestant Ion the kuisot
,up race 10 cross the Atlantic from SANDY
Hook Waa un the SclllN lHluude station
at N0 O'clock lhs morning There H. q
llphl nouthorN hrorgr.
Tho HAMBURG pissed TOM miles south
NJ Tho lghlehlp dt O'Clock Fh0 NuB M,
most btrulmrd
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EXCURSION TO
NORTHERN POINTS.

Juno lO,h, via oregon short Line,
Further particulars lstar
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Wil Meet tho Commercial cluh Team NJ
Provo Today,

AZ Provo today there IA great ban
gamo ON between the Ells and tho COM
morclal club team and great preparations
have been made for tnu Struggle when
" sure 10 be- Norco, IN addition % me
SiurrlF, sheriff Harmon and Postmaster
rluVo viii tly To- lower tho state RECORD
M q l0l'Sard dash
The BAH teams win line mp something
Ike this,
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NOW York MaN 90 Poor Nrldmg am
Inability lo Nh the bah with men on
hayts NnH an, pDutu off UooNyU'N dDtRt
todUN AUhouph uutOllDuH the lpDtlt
Amot kupt No visitors hlDN Vol rDll'
l,rod Attendance bon
Score, n LG
N,W Surh Observation-Disclosures,
lIr0klNu ,.HturHf,.t..,t... TT
BHlwuu- Anne ana nruuhuu ElJoa
O.WDhDr and llorsuN
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Game at Walkers.

At walker held this afternoon there
viii b. u ball game for q dido bet VI 500
between tho -. 4, l.. ana The Assembly
club loamn The players VIII line up rs
lnllmMNl
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lhrdlo'B Uiniah Reservation Town.
shin Map ana Guide, 10 cents coin, NJ
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pca MoncF May 90 superior work al
hat gave 81 Joseph victory over poB
MuIncs today by a score vi Q To D.
score, H. H. H.
DcH Mplnoe ,uuu,un,'uHH'nHI =
81 Joseph nunun'fuHun.n. !
Batteries Munsko md ToWOu Jones
ana HlnlNn
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We don't mind the money
We don't mind the money
We don't mind the money
We don't mind the money
Won r'o,U num your monty Il ,ou don, lie
klhIllnst ue,l,
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AMERlCAN LIlAnuE
MneIllnN ll.AauE
NATION A. LEAGUE,

pUtburg Mas aol.pushuR loN me
gnmc In Die fourth mnlnp hy punching
thrN three errors The feature ol The
Hamc WA lNulnb tnlor'htBg"rN Nltul'
uncc 900,
Score, r. n. T..
pilNhurg u.uu.,,.,tu.uu. ~
~ luuit Observation-Disclosures u
Batteries ..Robcriallo Lynch ana polR
Mcfarland and Warner.
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EASY GAME FOR BRllI,
Agrees 10 Meet wlnner Of Cofhou,l han
Ion llghi,

San rronufco May 80 lumn, Britt
Hghi ihc winner 81 ne IlouOmI,co1bolt
hattie The match is to ,omD M On july
Tho "details of IN, match hINU mot yut
been arranged,
-sas=.ssssssas 80 s=ssra.sssas
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Borlou May 20 -Wuhrm'p wlllO,V and
Bo.lona poor lloldlug pruoUu'N plNo
uhiHdoNllin the yam. today I'M lhp nrt
lWo innings Attendance swm
s,orc, r. n. H.
Philadelphia p,u,.,,uuu.lp Il d
RuWon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Batteries fpurAt pulngnr aud NOh0oi
Nuhom Marley aud NrHlmm
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Bcyclc races tonight at Salt rohe,
Wurur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
MARGARITA

Mrs. Raukne crey6 que la iba dar algo cuando
vic la esbeta, magestuosa fgura la sedosa cabeera
la serena blonda beleza de miss Jerrer bajando las
escaleras detras de la nova, magnaudo en- su extra
vfo que Rosemunda hsbfa exigido e cumplimiento de
la palabra dada, que casara con Rodrigo, pesar
de todo
Miss Linsay la contempl6 TN momento aprob6 ST.
enciosanente con TN movinaiento de cabeza.
-Muy bien-se dfjo, ahado observation-disclosures
drasa hijastra estan representations especie
de ccmedia.
Pero lady Juana puso de todos colores sus ojcs
centellearon.
mi bravo Rosemunda Merece todo el orc del
mundo!-m murmur6 fervorosamente, media voz pero
Rosemunda 70 perdio su composura nj por
mento.
Miro su madrasta, los ojos entornados, lgera
signfcatva sonrisa prosigu6. Lady Juana compren-
do que allf habfa la satisfaction de pequeha
ganza va que no podfa ser otra cosa.
El novo su padrno acababan de entrar en- el sa-
lon donde ell Sacerdote esperaba pacentemente hacfa
agdn tempo con cuantos amigos los que lady
uana di6 excusas de la festas 10 brilane que
debiera ca aencion Ca decada salud de la niha".
Habfa, con notable cams, hecho TN breve relate
de somo pareja habfa sdo sorprendida por Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
CITAC CIO N
A Manuel Argueso y Flores y Ernes
tina Frfas Noya, demandados.

a. AAe~A~ w. ~AA 8 ~~~S~ %O~S J A@A~S
tina Frfas Noya, demandados.
PoR LA pRESENTE Sc les exile a Us
tedes que comparezcan en- Ell pleito
iniciado contra ustedes por los men
cionados demandantes en- la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito Judicial de Hu-
macao, y que contesten la demanda
presentada en- dicha Corte, dentro de
diez dfas, sin contar e1 dfa de la no
ti6cacion, 81 la citacion Sc hiciera en-
Ell Distrito Judicial de Humacao, den-
tro de veinte dfas, 81 Sc hiciera fuera
de dicho Distrito, pero en- Ia Isla de
Puerto Rico; y dentro de cuarenta
dfas 81 Sc hiciera en- otra parte.
Ademas por la presente Sc les re-
quiere q ustedes para que dentro de
treinta dias a contar desde la terni-
nacion del plazo para comparecer y
contestar la demanda paguen a los
demandantes. las sumas reclamadas en-
la denanda, 6 sean tres mil dollars
(3,ooo.oo) de capital. trescientos dollars
(S3oooo) para costas y mil cincuenta
dollars SI,o5o.oo) de intereses Qega-
les( al doce por clenro anual desde Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
Las deudaS de SantO DOMINGO

Hace POGO lego New York, de
Santo Domingo de Europa el pro-
fesor Jacob Hollander, comisionado
por el gobierno de los Estsdos Unid dos
para eStudiar ell estado economico de
la Repdblica Dominicana, Ell montan-
te de sus deudas, y hasta dorde fuese
possible. la legitimidad de las mismas,
porque Sc presumia que entire Ell di-
nero efectivo entrado ell area de San
to Domingo y 10 que aparecia como
tai en- las. reclama clones, existia un
considera BILE margen-de dos terceras
parties, cuando menos. -.
Cuando Ell gobierno americana asu-
milo ell cargo de li4uidador, las deu9as
deninicanas ascendian, en- papel 4
$33. ooo.o 900 NAL contados. El professor
Hollande1 fue, investigo en- Sauto Do.
mingo y en- Europa, y aunque la in
vestigacion no fue completa, pu~s pre-
para un segundo viaje al mismo efecto
dice haber averignado 10 bastante pa
ra saber que las reclamaciones contra
Santo Domingo no valen, puestas en-
coujunto. mas de $40 ooo, 900.
Donos que Sc cotizab ban I3, origi-
nalmente, saltaron 40 en- caanto este
pals So hizo protector fiscal de aquella
republica. El professor Sc pondra de
viaje cuando haya conferenciado con
ell Presidente RooseIvt en- Oyster Bay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21

90 de Iunio ds,Ieaa hasta 81 primero
de Junio de- loo5 has los que
|yengusn .hasta eI aa del page, sse1 !,
El objeto de esta accion es cobrar
oierta. hipoteca descrita en- IA deman,
az vconstifuida tpor doh Manuel AT
bueso v Flores, casado, Ell dfa 80 de
Tt1nioy de- 1902 por' escritrra ante ell
Notario don Santiago R. Palmer: que
/ las hncas hipotecadas sean vend1das
para pagar las sunnas reclamadas y 81
e1 prooducto de la venta fuese insult
ciente para pagarlas, entonces obte-
ner eiecucion contra cualquier otra
propiedad de los demandados, y los
demas pronunciamientos expresados
en- la sdplica de la demanda.
Y por Ia presente Sc les previene
que 81 no comparecieren y co1ltesta-
rem la demanda verifcaren ell pago
segdn Sc les ordena, los demandantes
obtendran sentencia contra ustedes
por tres mil dollars ($3,ooooo) de ca
D pital trescientos dollars ($3oo.oo) pa
ra costas Y mil cincuenta dollars
($I.oso. 90 de intereses mas los que Sc
devenguen hasta el dia del pago, y Sc
procedera 4 la subasta de los bienes
hipotecados y demas con arreglo a
derecho
Expedida bajo mi irma y el sello
de la Corte de Distrito- del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao, en- la Ciudad
de Humacao, hoy de Jdnio de 1905,
-Enriq ique Rincon, Secretario de la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao.-Jose
Hernandez.-Abogado de los daman-
dantes. ..,s. :"
Els copia fel y conforme con el ori-
gina1 que obra en- el record. Y para
su publ icacion, extiendo la presente
en- Humacao bajo mi firma y sello de
la Corte seis de Junio de mil move
cientos cinco.-Enrique Rincon, Sc
cretary District Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
Tesoro del campo

RecomendamoS este libro 4 los agri
ctlltores que no 10 hayan adquiriGo
atm.
Ell "Tesoro del campo" es Ell tratado
mas complete que Sc ha escrito sobre
agricultural y economia rural.
Teniendo en- cuenta sus consejos,
nunca perderan el tempo nj Ell dinero
los hacendados, hortelanos, arb0listaS
jardiueros y ganaderos.
Consta Ell "Tesoro del campo" de
dos tomos y quedan pocos ejemplares
del mismo en- la librerfa del BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
CAPITULO VI

Para los recen casados el pofundo desconcjerto la
ardente mor6caci6n de aquellos despues de
la ceremonia no pudo mas grande. ell efecto fue
visible por varies conceptos para los dos
Margarita, con Ia rapida perception de las mue-
res aprec6 de oeada ell estado de las casas yse
resirtio altivamene por Rodrigo.
Tom6 brazo tan pronto como huberon 6rmado
Sc maptuvo pegada el, desafando a cua.quera que
puiera en- duda derechos ahora mirase de cierto
mo3o la esposa de Rodrigo Keith
Perm. auec 4 su lado para recbir las fectaciones
que les dirgiesen beves per certo que hacfan dudar
de su sincerda'.
-;Recuerde usted ell muy bueno para ella, Keith
lie diio miss Linsa mirandoe severamente. pero
trechando Ia manos efusi6n, scarciando la
pada dc Msgari,a cuando la oven Sc iuclno para be-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
BIBLlOTECA SELECTA

LM reMl he2NGsN, por M. Barrio-
nuevo.
Los EiAeic0mas0s, por Joaquin Cos
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C6GssO de Co2se2c5o. edici6n Con
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.Essssraxass emt0s 2sfSA9sc0s, Zarzoso.
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LM salad, tratado de homeopada.
PntogessesSg AbreUsAcgG de los
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.Aa0ScsgltMs'G, Layens.
C6dSge CSUiI comentado por Sc~vola.
Gloria, novela de Perez Gald6s.
wes6sScG q pOStSca, Campillo.
70 En- Ia ibrerfa del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-21
Ell Ia C0afB DB DEfllfo
DEL DISrRITO JUDICIAL@D @D1 ~WHlcIo

Estados Unidos de America, loi'EI
El Presidente SIS.
de- los Estados aUnidos.
I sRboi crtai oi!o5 80
Lothrop Luce y Co.. Sucesores
de De Ford y Co. .
Demandantes.
VS..
Manuel Argueso y Flores y
su esposa Hrnestina Frfas Noya;
oH Demandados.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
GERMANY IS ElATED.
Nation Feels u Has Achieved a Great
Diplomatic Victory in Moroccan
SuuabbIe,

Berlin, July l2.--whIle the agreement
between France and Germany on the
subject OF Morocco which will be made
public I'm both Paris and Berlin cannot
but be regarded here as a diplomatic
success Of the first Importance over
both Great Britain and France. IL IL
expressed In terms OF great moderation.
the agreement being referred To as an
accord based on full appreciation and
recognition OF each governments rights
and aims.
Yet officially the issue is regarded az
n triumph for Emperor William and
Prince Won Buelow that will strengthen
Germany's diplomatic standing every
where on the continent.
The attitude OF the American govern
mcnt toward the Moroccan controversy
was altogether satisfactory TO Ger
many. Precisely what part Roosevelt
took en- forwarding the settlement IL
not made public In Berlin but IL Is APP
prCciated that the Influences ne exerted
at Paris and London contributed to-
wards the settlement.
France and Germany agree To recall
their legations ut Tangier as soon as
the conference meets at Fec and To
jointly advise the Sultan To prepare n
program 60 be laid before the internal
Iionnl conference IN accordance with
principles set forth In letters exchanged
which fully recognize special interest OF
France In Morocco.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
"GET RID OF THAT MAN"
Message Sent TO Standard Oil Crowd
Regarding lawson.

Boston. Mass. July i2.-Now that
Thomas w. Lawson has come out and
told what he Is going tn do To- John
ID. Rockefeller and Standard OIL. IL will
Interest his hearers To know wha,
John u. Rockefeller has just said about
Lawson. which Standard OH people
say IL the only time Rockefeller has
ever mentioned the "FrenZied FL
nance" orator. There are just six words
In the sentence. which. as a message
was sent TO Rogers and others at &c
broadway. and they are:
You must get rid OF that man"
Accordingly. while Lawson IL going
about the MIDDLE west advising the
farmers to sell stock tn Rockefeller and
bankrupt him. plans are quietly max
Ing by the system" To- smash Lawson
and bankrupt him. II need be. In the
stock market. Some OF his bear as
sociatcs have turned Ia the bull side.
leaving Lawson To shift for himself.
While Lawson undoubtedly put his af-
fairs In good shape before starting
west. IL Is known that he has large
outstanding short commitments. and
he and his followers viii be caught en-
a squat next week when stocks take
n fow more bitches.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
PRIEST ISLANDERS HIM.
w. p. Burke. a Farmer, Wants Rev. J.
w. Mccarthy 20 Pay $4,000.

Chicago. July l2.-Farming by prac-
tice and by theory are said To come
in conflict at ~. Mary's training school
for boys at Feehanville recently. with
the result that William T.. Burke, n
practical farmer. has lost his job and
Rev. ]. III. Mccarthy manager OF the
school has been sued for $4,000 dam
ages. The action against the priest
was begun Ia the circuit court by
Burke. who charges Islander.
They disagreed on the question OF
the status OF young calves. The priest
In said To have considered them as
classed among the young stock"
while Burke regarded them simply as
calves.
You are n scoundrel and the lowest
man I ever had any dealings with"
are the words attributed TO the priest
by Burke's lawyer. II Is said Burke's
acqualntances heard the words or the
priest. 80 that Burke considers him
self slaGiCTei.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
When an Iesburs Turns Turtle.

Leslie's Magazine: Think OF sections
bigger than Rhode Island being torn
from a glacier and swept or into the
ocean. TO be ferried 5000 miles or the
bosom OF the Labrador current until
the heated waters OF the gulf stream
cause them To vanish from human ken!
Then eau one form some idea OF the
immensely OF the Ice area discharged
from the Greenland seas each year.
Thousands of miles OF valley are con-
stantly emptying their contents into the
bays and fords OF the north waters.
whence the tides hurry the detach-
ments southwark 10 cumber the wide
Atlantic.
The disposition OF icehergs TO turn
turtle Is one OF their most dangerous
propenslties IL arises from several
causes. When they start out from
Greenland their bottoms are heavy with
the detritus gathered I'm their glacial
period. and this drops of at inter
walls as they move south. causing their
center OF gravity to change and tho
berg to assume new positions. The
scientific theory OF the formation OF the
vast submarine platcaus which extend
from Labrador To Fundy and are COM
monty known as the Grand Banks OF
Newfoundland H. that they are the pro-
ducts or the deposits or bergs during
the countless ages.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
CATHOLICS WIN OUT.
pspai Party In Rome and prineips
Cities Assured Of Choice Of Mayer
and Councillors.

Rome. July 1.-THE success oh
tanned by the Catholics In Rome anc
the principal cities of Italy at the
municipal elections held last Sunday
was enormous. IL II greater than any
within the last thirty-five years. and
viii assure the Catholics control OF n
mapority OF the municipal councillors
and the selection OF the new mayor OF
Rome. IL has convinced every one OF
the extraordinary. ability of the pres
ent pope I'm handling election issues.
As soon an the impending election
was officially announced Plus X. called
together the leaders OF the Roman
union. the most powerful organization
OF Catholic voters In Rome. numbering
nearly 10000 members. and ordered
that the Catholic forces should Join
issues with the conservatives and Sc
cure the largest number OF seats pos
sible I'm the municipal council.
The leaders Immediately gathered
the voters In the several districts and
impressed upon them the necessity of
strict obedience Co the popc's orders
tending as they did 10 exclude absolute :.
iy from the nominations all socialists
and members OF the extremist parties
Al the expressed wish OF the pope
even those socialists who called them
selves Christian democrats, and rs
such claim 20 be dutiful members OF
the church. found themselves excluded
from the advantages OF the Catholic
vote, united as IL was with the con-
servatives. Several attempts made by
tlrem TO force their own cooperation
with the Roman union received no
encouragement from the Catholic lead
ers.
The victory OF the Catholics and con-
scrvntives was simply overwhelming
lnfllcting as they did a crushing de-
feat on the socialists and republicans
who lost many OF the seats they for
merly held.
This victory. coming so soon after
the issuance OF the recent encyclical
which allows Italian Catholics for the
first time since the occupation OF Rome
by the Italian government TO take part
In the political elections OF their coun-
try. has persuaded every one that Plus
X. intends To form Catholic center
padty I'm Italy. modelled after that OF
Germany and Belgium. and that his
well known experience In election mat
tiers will undoubtedly assure the sue.
cSss or his plan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
HELD UP IN CUBA.
4 Rich American Attacked in Western
Style at Santiago and Relieved
of $1,000.

Santiago dc cuba. July la.--Julian
Fsndoya, wealthy American banker
and agent OF the Ward line while din
Ing with his family at his home across
the bay, was attacked by eight band
ils. who covered the members OF the
family with firearms and searched the
house. The bandits presented n writ
ten demand for $4,000 and seized Mr..
Ccndoya as a hostage until the amount
should be paid. After parleying, Mr..
Cendoya agreed To pay $4,000. and the
bandits Withdrew. Mr.. Cendoya came
90 the city and secured the money.
which was turned over TO the bandits
at a rendezvous In the bay.
According TO reports the bandits are
all Spanfarda, one OF them has been
recognized as a boatman who was for
merly engaged I'm the work OF salvage
on Admiral Cervera's battleships.
Mr.. Ccndoya has demanded the pro-
lection OF the Cuban government Az
well as that OF the American consul.
Ross z. Holiday. His family is pros
trated.
Rural guards are pursuing the out
laws.
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USE CONTRACT LABOR.
Government Decides to import Chinese.
Japanese and italian Laborers to
Build Canal.

Washington. July l2.--In order To
test the capacity for work OF Italians.
Chinese and japanese, and also the
contract method OF securing and han
ding lnborcrs. the Panama canal COM
mission has decided to import 1000
men or each nationality for 500 day
contract. subject TO renewal.
Proposals for furnishing these la
borcrs soon VIII Ice issued. II Is the
object OF the commission TO reduce the
amount OF this sort OF labor as much
as possible by the Introduction OF mod
crn machinery. but IL viii he necessary
to secure several thousand additional
wortmen.