davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

parture for Provo the 1887 little
manila envelopes. each containine
the name OF an applicant for free
home in the Uintah. These will be
turned over TO Land Commissioner
Richards Immediately on their ar
rival at Provo
Chief Clerk Wahly and his assist
ants. c. b. Strong, W. S. Binley. L. c.
Finney and J. X. Mock, who conduct
ed the local Office in such a splendid
manner, leave many warm friends
in the city. The gentlemen declare
that their stay in Grand Junction has
been very pleasant one in every
way.
The clerks have been very kind
and friendly at all times to the press
of the city, and the newspapers are
indebted to them for many favors.
All Evidences Disappearing.
All evidences of the registration
period in Grand Junction are rapidly
disappearing. Even before the Of
flee closed on Saturday night. many
of the temporary notary and refresh
ment stands along the streets and
on the vacant lots We're being torn
down. This morning the streets and
lots are, with but few exceptions,
wearing their usual Appearances
The many little stands and shacks
have disappeared, the big signs her
aiding the locations of notaries pub
lie have been taken away. The big
tents have been lowered and folded
away. The cries of the map peddler
and the lemonade vendor is heard no
more in the streets. The free bu-
reaus of information have closed
their doors. No longer is the Audi
torium the center of attraction in
Grand Junction.
Yesterday the trains carried many
strangers out of the city who had
remained over from Saturday. How
ever, this morning there We're stll
several hundred visitors to be seen
on the streets, but the crowd is rap
idly dwindling away. Many are leav-
ing for the reservation to take n look
at the lands. Scores are going on
to Provo to await the result of the
drawing. A number of homeseel-
ers will stay in Grand Junction to
await the returns.
Nothing to Regret.
The citizens of Grand junction
have very little cause to complain
regarding the registration. II
brought thousands of visitors to
town. It helped every line of busi-
ness directly or indirectly. II ad-
yertised the city and valley as no
thing has ever done. Grand juno
ton met every requirement of the
government and entertained and ac-
eommodated the thousands of home
seekers in n manner satisfactory to
all. Words of praise for the way
Grand Junction conducted the regis
tration and cared for the crowds
have been on the lips of thousands,
and the press of Colorado has com
mended and praised the efforts of
he Chamber of Commerce and the
city authorities and the citizenship
in general.
Grand junction did herself proud.
The registration weeks will be n
bright period in her annals.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Fifty New Cases
[speeial to The Sentinel. l

New Orleans, La, Aug. l4.-There
we're fifty new cases of fever yester-
lay and l deaths.
Patterson. which has the largest
center OF infection outside OF the
city, reports three new cases and the
first death.
While the mortality rate in the
early stages OF the visitation indi-
Gated that the character of the yell
low fever was of a malignant type,
it is now apparent that it is not much
worse than the fever in 1897.
The death rate, according to the
official report, which shows 9G3 cas-
es and 154 deaths, is just lG per
cent.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Accusation GFOundIeSS
Especial to The Sentinel. ]


Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 14.-Leon-
ard b. Imboden arrived in Kansas
City today.
When questioned concerning the
charge that he had wrecked the West
ern Bank of Denver, Mr. Imboden
said:
THE accusation is groundless
did represent syndicate that held
57i shares of the banks stock: but
sold that stock in Kansas City two
days before the bank closed. to east
ern capitalists, and my associates and
realized a profit of $4,000 on the
transaction.
Il had not the slightest connection
with any bank in Denver at the time
of the clash in the Western.
"There was a plan to transform
the Western Bank into trust com
pany, and it was ia that that | be
came Interested. Trust companies
have larger latitude in Colorado than
do savings institutions, and | intend
for the trust company to embark
largely in loans on the newly-irrigat-
ed lands of Colorado. | could not
agree with the officers about the de-
tails, and so sold the stock that /
repi esented. When that transaction
was ended. my dealings with Den
ver We're closed.
There are bankers who tried and
WHO are still trying to injur1 me
and my friends, who are still there.
but their efforts will come 20 no
thing.
whether or not the Western Banl,
will be able to pay depositors in full
| am unable to say. When any bank
goes into the hands of a receiver,
goodly portions OF the assets are eat
en- up in expenses.
"The Denver Savings Bank will
pull through all right. The run has
not hurt that institution"
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

Offices for Rent.
We have two good Offices in the
Canon block for rent, which will be
ready for occupancy about July 20.
STRIKER & ADAMS,
By Orson Adams, Jr.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
To Extend Uintah Railroad.

C. o. Baxter. vice president and
general manager of the Uintah rail-
way. which operates between Mack,
Colo. on the Rio Grande Western,
and Dragon, Utah, near the Uintah
reservation, says that the line will
be extended into the reservation II
the country becomes sufficiently pop
ulated to warrant an extension.
On behalf of the citizens who in
tend settling on the reservation the
Denver Post addressed letter 10
Mr.. Baxter at Mack. asking Inn re-
garding the proposed extension to the
Uiutah reservation.
Mr.. Baxter evaded the direct ques-
tfon by saying that the directors OF
the company had not confided the
extension plans to him, but closed
bv saying: Il have no doubt, how
ever. that if the Uintah country be
comes sufficiently populated to war
rant an extension. il Will be made.
Expert awning work. Lowe
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
We're Alarmed
Especial to The sentinel.

New York. Aug. 14.-That the
Union railway officials were alarmed
Tor the safety of President Roosevelt
on his way from Chautauqua to Ier-
5ey City last Saturday is shown by
The fact. just made known, that the
presidents car didn't come in over
he main line.
President Roosevelt is said to have
objected to the unusual precautions
-aken, but acquiesced when positive
orders from President Underwood Of
the Erie We're shown him. These
orders were issued as a result of a
letter received by the Patterson po-
lice. which said that there was a plot
o blow up the presidents train near
Ridgewood, n. j.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
WIN nrigatc the Uintah.

According to a dispatch from Den
yer the officials of the Denver q Rio
Grande railroad have been notified
that application for 1850 feet of wa
ter per second from the upper Du-
chesne river has been made to the
state engineer of Utah by George NJ.
McConaughey and Francis Haride of
Salt Lake City who propose to sup
ply settlers ON the Uintah reserva-
tion.
The men say they will build 80
miles OF canal and laterals in the
Duchesne bottoms and that the water
they will receive will reclaim $4,000
acres of fiat land.
Several wealthy Salt Lake men are
said to be behind the project, Ac-
cording to advices received by the
Denver G Rio Grande, work will he
commenced as soon as the applica-
ton for water is allowed by the state
engineer of Utah. The promoters of
the enterprise are credited with say
ing they Will permit the farmers to
work on the canal and in that way
help pay for their water.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Beautifully Decorated
Especial 10 The Sentinel.l

Denver, Aug. 14.-The city is
beautifully decorated for the nation
al convention of the Eagles Nearly
every train into the city today brings
Eagles from some part of the coun-
try. Owing to the disarrangement of
their train schedules, the reception
committee has adopted the plan of
meeting every train.
1t is estimated that 10000 visitors
will be in the city during the con
ventiou.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Troops Arrived
Especial to The sentinell

TSpeciaI 10 The SenIlneII
London. Aug. 1.-THE Telegram s
correspondent at Moji says that the
troops under General Linevitch, re
Gently arrived from Russia, are dis
inclined to fight. They constantly
leclare that they will surrender at
the first opportunity.
1t is an extraordinary fact that the
Japanese in many instances have re
fused to accept the surrender Of the
Russian soldiers at the outDosts, but
have sent the men back to the Rus
sian lines.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

Expert awning work. Lowe
Bros.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
The Peace Council
Special to The Sentinel. ]

Portsmouth, n. H.. Aug. 1.-THE
sitting of the peace council was re-
sumed this morning under ideal
weather conditions. The excessive
heat wave, which has almost driven
the foreigners to distraction during
the first days of the conference, was
broken by yesterdays storm.
The conference began at $3.50 this
morning with a discussion of the
notes relative to the status of Korea,
NJ. Witte continuing to urge that the
note did not show the true intent of
Japan toward the Hermit kingdom
which he declared to be to make
Korea a part OF the Japanese en-
pire.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Active Volcano
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Reno, New. Aug. IA volcano,
throwing off molten lava and in act
i've operation, has been discovered in
Nevada. The volcano is located in
Rie Pass, Humbolt county.
Although that section has been
traversed for years, the crater has
Just been found for the first time.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

Lowe Bros. recover awnings.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
The CIerIks Left Todny.

To-day at noon the clerks who hau j,.
charge of the local Office left the CITY
for Provo. where they will assist III
the drawing. The gentlemen were
bnsv nil the forenoon making ou'
their reports, and closing up the al
fairs of the Grand Junction once.
They took with them on their oe-
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
SICK IN
SUMMER

lis bad enough to he sick at any
time; but to be sick in summer is
dreadful.
Bring your prescriptions here. We
fill any prescription accurately, no
matter whose blank it is written ON.
should you need prescription
filed, don't forget that we make
them specially.
Only purest ingredients obtainabIe
used.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
GRAND JUNCTION
PEOPLE CAN
FEEL PROUD
Over Result of Regis
tration; 37,657 Peo-
pie Registered
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

+ $50 + = i. ++% +++++++
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
CI6jnica Aguadi||ana
Para LA DEMoCRAC1A.

En- una de las sesiones Gltimamsn
to celebradas por nuestra Corte de Dis
trito les fu6 leida por ell Secretaric
de la misma, la sentencia los siguien'
tes acusados
jose Rodriguez Lsbr6n alias Prize
to, declarado convicto del delito de
hurto de mayor cuantfs, condensdo q
sufrir la pena de un a1o de presidio
con trabaios forzados,
Tomas Echavarrfs, acusado de es-
calamiento en- primer grado, q extin-
guir un afio de presidio con trabajos
forzados.
Francisco Cardona, declarado cul.
pable del delito de hurto de mayor
cuantfa, condenado sufrir un aflo
de presidio con trabsios forzados.
-Vemos con sentimlento que q
las funciones religiosas que celebra
como de costumbre todos los domin-
gos en- la noche nuestro temple catoli-
co, asiste un insignifcsnte n1mero de
feligreses adictos & nuestra sacrosan-
ia Religion.
Esa apatfa y ese glacial indiferen-
tismo en- msteria religiosa por parte
del pdblico feligres, es hasta cierto ex-
tremo inconcebible,
En- dias pasados vimos por squf
acompaf1ado del senior Adrian del Va
lie, al ex-Attorney General Mr. Sweet,
de paso para esa capital.
La causa seguida contra ell in.
dividuo Fldel Gerens, deLares, &quien
Sc lie scusa del delito de seduction, fue
sobreseida por la Corte de Distrito de
esta Ciudad q indissci0n del Fiscal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
Paris, Febrero, 1905.

toda veE que el procesado estaba dis.
puesto & contraer matrimonio con su
acusadora. Estos Sc unieron en- lazo
matrimonial ante ell Juez de Psz de
esta localidad senior Babilonia.
I'm case de <Habeas Corpus se
VIC ante nuestro Tribunal, impulsado
por los m6viles que a continu aci6n re-
latamos:
Sucede que el individuo Ricardo
Corchado, de Lares, tuvo un juicio en-
la Corte municipal del mismo pueblo
acusado de turbar Ia paz pIblics, y
la Corte le impuso una multa. FL pro.
cesado, en- vista de la sentencia con-
denatoria dictada contsa el, apel6 al
Tribunal de Dlstito de esta ciudsd
este confrm6 Ia anterior sentencis i'm
poniendole 25 dollars de multa = las
costas.
Ell acusado entr6 q cumplir SEN
tencia en- la carcel por ell t6rmino de
tres dias. La Corte dispuso su excar-
celaci6n y al mismo tempo la conts.
caci6n de la fsnza prestada para ha'
Ger efectiva las costas. El tribunal
para resolver SHabeas CorpusS, Sc vic
en- ell precise case de tomar declara.
ci6n al que fue secretario del mismo,
senior Martinez Sapis, al actual sefior
Vazquez, y al Alcaide de la carcel Sc
nor Molinsry, ordenando al taqufgra-
TO diese lectura correspondence al dia
del juicio de 10 cual Sc deduce que 10
Corte antes de resolver la petici6n que
ria convencerse donde Sc encontraba
la causa por la cual el Corchado 81.
frl6 mas condens de la dispuesta.
El acusado pidi6 indemnizaci6n
por dafos y periuicios, de la cusl no
vimos tomsrse resoluci6n alguna.
Al ser llamado por Ell Secreta.
rio de la corte de DiStrito uno de LOO
COMinda en- Ia pdgina 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

las buenas relaciones entire Francia y
Marruecos y la reception cordial del
enviado frarces por el Sultan.
Desemosregistrar tambien la huel.
ga, ahora en- Was de concluirse, de
los electricistas de la Edison Compa-
ny en- esta capital; la aprobaci6n por
| la C&mara de una cantidad para el
Departamento de correos telegrafos
para obras pdblicas; los debates II.
brados en- el Senado sobre Ia ley que
reduce el servicio militar dos afios,
| que sera muy pronto adoptada,
por dltimo, un barullo entire los 90.
cialistas parlamentarios = el comite
ejecutivo.
M. Jean Jaures, que era partida-
rio de la participation de los socialis-
tas en- el programa de Ia mayorfs, ha
sido abandonado por dicho partido,
el cual ha cometido con clio un error,
del que SO alegran err6neamente las
otras fracciones politlcas.
Pasando ahora al terreno del ar
to, puede advertise que la svieja con.
troversia entire el romanticismo y nstu-
Iralismo ha surgido de nuevo entire los
criticos teatrales de Paris durante es-
ia semana, & causa de la vuelta q la
escena del celebrado drama <AngeloS,
de Victor Hugo, representado en- el
teatro de Sarah Bernhsrdt y 10 sTere-
sa Raqufn,, ;, de Emilio zola en- el tea.
tro del Ode6n.
La opinion general es que ambas
obras llevan las huellas de la edad;
porque <Angelo. es ell drama mas ho-
| 10 que escribiera Victor Hugo, mien'
tras que el desgraciado horror de Gle
resa Raqufn,s , SO considera como muy
monotone.
Creo que los americanos Sc van
& poner muy celosos cuando sepsn
que aqui tenemos va un teatro On un
elevator. La idea pertenece q M. Du-
fayel, una figura del Paris mundane
cosmopolits, que ha hecho millones
con el sistema de ventas de instalacio-
nes es propietario de I'm almacen.
M. Dufayel construye en- estos momen'
tos una esplendida mansion on Ia Ave-
nida de los Campos Elfseos.
Aparte de 10 costoso de las deco
raciones artfsticas, la novedad prin.
cipal Ia constituiran el comedor IN
teatro arriba del mismo, construidos
de tai manera que pueden ascender o
descender como un elevator.
Despues de la somida, los huespe.
des pueden retirarse al salon de tumar,
tan pronto crucen ell umbral de este,
el teatro reemplazara al comedor.
Cuando Ia representation he conclui.
do, ell comedor reaparece con mesaS
dispuestas para cenar.
SNo es verdad que la idea es inge.
niosRP
SIMON IzAzA.
Paris, Febrero, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

FL ministeri0 Rouvier sigue con
vida y hasta psrece estar mas frme-
mente establecido. Los debates en- la
Camara y las discusiones en- la prem
sa han demostrado que de las tres re-
formas adoptadas por el ministerio,
la que hs undo mejor los votos ha ST.
do 10 separation de la Iglesia y ell
Estado.
Las otras dos reformas--es decir
ell impuesto sobre la renta y las pen
stones q los trabaj ajadores--presentan
dificultades que casi dssaflan toda So
luci6n. Para 10 de las pensiones & los
trabaj ajadores Sc carece de los fondos
necesarios; en- cuanto al impuesto SO.
bre Ia renta, temese que los contribu-
yentes Sc pongan descontertos.
Por 10 demas, la separation de Ia
Iglesia y ell Estado no cuesta nj un
centavo y hasta servlra para economi-
Ear dinero. Esta es Ia raz6o porque
esta reforma ha sido Ia primera en-
aprobarse.
va Sc sabe que es ell ministro de
Instruction publica NJ. Bienvenu Mar
tin, el que present6 en- la Camara un
proyecto de ley, firmado por el y por
los ministries de Justicia, de Reacio-
mes Exteriores y del Iuterlor, despu6s
de haberlo preparado ell mismo M.
Martin.
Este proyecto es similar al presen.
tado por M. Braut.
He aqui los terminus de dicho pro-
yecto:
Gel Estado no reconoce nj subven.
ciona ninguna forma de culto.
Los presentes cargos en- las igle-
sias recibiran en- lugar de sus salaries,
una pension vitaicia de dna mitad 6
de dos terceras parties de sus salaries,
con un minimum anual de 400 fran
cos ($s0)
La propiedad en- blenes y edifcios
destlnados para el mantenimiento del
quito y de sus ofciantes seran trans
feridos socied ades que SO podran
formar de dicho culto y que pueden
federarse en- uniones que pueden com
prender diez departamentos.
Estas socledades arrendardn de
los departamentos y commas consa-
grades actualmente al culto.
La presente ley no autoriza para
establecer ningin sistema de nombra-
mientos de obispos sacerdotes. Co.
rresponde por 10 tanto al Papa, de
scuerdo con las sociedades religiosas,
atender & este particulars
Como habfa dicho va al comienzo,
esta ley obtuvo una notable mayoria
de votos, pero no debemos ocultar el
hecho de que vamos q entrar por clio
en- un periodo de debates intermina-
bles.
Y este es el mayor 81 no el 1nico
acontecimiento de la semana politica.
Los otros acontecimientos de i'm
portancia son el restablecimiento de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
Corte De Distito de San Juan
Juicio por divorcio

En- Ia tarde de aver Sc vic ante la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, ell jul.
clio sobre divorcio, promovido por
Inocencio Torres, contra su eSposa
Juana Baez.
Los abogados don Manuel Ginorio
y don Luis Mendez Vas representa- ban
q las parties, estando solo presente en-
ell acto ell abogado del demandante.
Varios testigos prestaron ante Ia
Corte declaration acerca de la mala
conducta de la demandada.
En- vista del resultado de la prue.
ba, la Corte acord6 declarar disuelto
el divorcio de Inocencio Torres Jua-
na Baez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
De Juana-Diaz

| Ell Boletin Mercanta de fecha 20 del
corriente publica un jugoso sueltecito,
en- ell que Sc afrma que muchas perso.
mas inhuyentes de 10 localidad, reci-
brian con gran beneplacito ell nom-
bramiento del celebre don Marcelino
Torres Zayas, ell oportunista de todos
los tiempos y lugar.teniente de don
Polo, para ocupar el cargo de alcal-
de municipal.
Podemos asegurar que las pers0-
mas iphuyentes q que Sc retiere ese pc,
ri6dico, son media docena de aspi-
rsntes, que ven en- Ia election del Sc
fior Torres Zayas, el medic seguro
de seguir chupando Ia brevs del pre-
supuesto. nj don Jose Zambrana, nj
don Marcelino Torres, tienen capaci-
dad alguna para desempeilar ese pues.
to. Su 1nica condici6n que les abona,
son ell haber sido fieles cOnsejeros de
Ia funesta administration del seIior
Torres.
Eu las condolences actuales en-
que Sc encuentra este Municipio, sc
hace necesario ell pombramiento de un
Alcalde econ6mico, que suprima pla'
zas y rebaje sueldos, reducendo el
presupuesto de tai manera, que Sc pue
dan pagar los Is 8 $40 900 que SO es'
tan adeudando.
Ell nombramiento de cualesquiera
de los dos sehores, implicar1a una
carga tan grande como 10 fue la del
sefior Tossa: pues tendrian que aten'
der complacsr a todos los que direc'
ia 6 inditectamente les han ayudado 8
conseguir su prop6sitos.
FL senior Torres Zayas fue Alcal
de durante ell mando del gobierno con
servador, en- la epoca de Espafla, J
todo su trabsjo So reducfa q leer no
velas. NADIA hizo que le acredite CO.
mo un buen administrator. En- cuan
to al sefior Z imbrana, en- la mente de
todos estan sus actos como Juez mu
nicipal de este pueblo, en- el que sole
reccgl6 prevenciones y disgustos POI
su caracter autoritario, valiendole
mas de un nal ratio, como le sucedit
en- el barrio de <Agua salada,s , en- que
quiso ejercer de padre deun joven que
NADIA lie habfs h9cho, recibiendo por
clio una peque1a Garcia.
Como quiera que el Gobernador
debe tener en- su poder el informe de
la Comisi6n que nombr6 para revisar
las cuentas de este pueblo, q. .debe CO.
nocer quienes han sido los mejores
amigos de don Ramon Tossas, y quie.
mes fueron los que le conduieron por
la senda del despilfarro de los fondos
publicos, teniendo dicho senor que
presentar la renuncia, por no serle
possible al Gobierno soportar por mas
tempo sus torpezas y las de sus con.
seieros.
Nosotros confamos en- que el Go
bernador nombre para ocupar el car
60 mencionado, un ciudadano, que,
aunque republicano, no tenga compro.
misos para colocar estos aquellos
| iudividuos, loica manera de salvar
los intereses de la municipalidad.
VARIOS PRoPIETARIOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
CAMBlOS

nop'''' vista 50
Paris, vista.... 3 D.
Hamburgo, 49,. 81 "
New York, s.... 5 a 10 ctvs D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
Hotel Marina

Habiendo cambiado de duefio este
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes reformas,
que le ponen Ia altura dc los mejo-
res de su clase. En- 81 Sc encontrar&n
los mas exquisitos platos de las coci-
mas francesa, americana, ingless y
criolIn, asf como un excelente servi.
clio en- todo 10 que Sc relaciona con es.
to clase de establecimientos.
Una vista al Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
IMPORT TtNTE PARA CARNIVAL

Sc hacen caprichosos difraces
por encargo. Sc encontraran de
ventS a todas horas las noches de
bales, y a todos preciOs Fortale-
"a So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
P RE { | 0 S"'"
de los aTticu|os mas inpOTtantes
que Sc detaIIan en- aInacenes

ARROz.-Jap6n Ia $500; Idem
% a q 3I4; americana corriente l2s a
q; valenciano IS q 81.
Ajos Mallorquines % ctvs.
Cappadres 80 a 30 ctvs.
Jamones OF,
Quesos smecs. a t16i PatagrSs 19
Tocino, 9 s14.
Jab6n a t4.55 Rocamora; america
no, s24 y II.
Pasta del pals 81
Mantecs 1925 en / J en- caias d e
. 81 S10.
Harina de tt4 a SCI
Habichuelas blancas del pals ga a
americanas $50 "A.
Coloradas del pals 81 "A.
Americanss lsrgas . So.
ManteQuillai de t14 q 1e
GArbansos de ttiasI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
GRAN sARATlLLO

Grandioso bsrstillo de calzado. cris.
talerfa y iuguetes para nifos; en- ell
nuevo Bazar de novedades Gel Sob,
de Juan de la Mata. Cruz 8.