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New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NO MAIL STRIKE.
Official Statement That DriUers WI
Not Go Out To-day.

At an early hour this morning there was no M
dication Of a strike among the mail drtvera A
r,1I force of wagons was in operation, and six
extra teams were working removing the mall ana
fixtures from Sub Station c. at Greenwich-sI ana
sth-ave which was fire late last night
A representative Of the Mail Wagon Drivers AS
sociation said officially that there would be no
s+-ixa today President Thomas Tandy injured
his hand Yesterday and not at the main
Postoffice in Park Row, - ,.. -
has the new contract TO handle the mail, was III
Yesterday and ii is said that strike VIII occur
until after a conference. which Is TO be ned neAs
week between Mr. Hodkins and representatives OF
the Mail Wagon Drivers Association
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

AIBEMARLE-General c. Nelson, Maryland.
ATGONOUIN-J. N z. Bricker. L. s. n. BUCK
INGHAM-Ex-P President Grover Cleveland. Prince
ton; the Rev F. ". Howard, Columbus, Ohio
FIFTH AVENUE-E. H Pope Boston; William NJ
Baird Philadelphia. HOTEL AsTOR-Rear Ad-
TT7iraI Stevens {. $ y. MARLBOROUGH-Will
sweet San Juan. P. r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r Harper president of Chicago University; c: B.
FIubbell Pttsfeld. Mass; Colonel T. NJ. Pfan
Boston MURRAY HILL-Professor Benjamin Z.
Bacon, New-Haven; c. A Pell, Albany: Ma
Telephone Company Atlanta, Ga. NEITHER
TANT-John w Echols Washington; William A
whitney Rochester. SAVOY-Daniel E. Heine-
= an Detroit: W. Il. Davis Boston WALDORF
ASTORIA-Lawrence Newman, Pasadena; 7. G.
Avery, Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Should be read DAILY hy Al interested. sn2nx-s
az
Foreign nails for the ending Jufy 1909 ~tn dos
cpromptly all az the Postofccs foA-
lows: Registered tas Gsr
POstOfice closing
below PaTcsls-Post Nails for Germany close At N
July 3 and 10.
ParcelsPost Nails Great Britain and Lrsa&nd
dispatched White Wednesdays and ~
the Line Sar1rdays An additional dfsDatch
BY when a CEnard steamer sAliz
on Saturday than American rhs
day The Paress-Poss Mails close hour Dsors
ne mails
Mail Barbados and Gr~4s Britain and
Ireland CANNOT registered
Regular and supplementary Mails Foreign
(corner West Morton Strses) hair ate-
closing below that Supplementary
Mails fer Europe for America Co0n
one later Foreign StattOn-)
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NEW REEcHER MEMORIAL SITE.

Many of the subscribers 10 the Henry Ward
Beecher Memorials Fund. which was started BY
Dr. Kills some time ago are opposed 10 the site
which was obtained for the memorial steps.
therefore, VIII be taken 20 the property just
adjoining Plymouth Church.
II VIII be necessary 20 dispose OF the site first
purchased. which Is just across Orange-st from
the church. Many OF those interested IN the move
nsnt believe that the memorial should be directly
Connected with the church. anc, when the present
Eie decided upon. subscriptions 10 the enter-
Frse fell Of "A
Il Is said that $1,000 Of the $500 first pledged
sSS not paid n for this reason.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
KILLED HIMSELF TO PAY DEBTS.
Soldier Had Lost Place and Could Not En-
tertain Old Comrades.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BrSH.l

TBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBCNHsI
Mar1nette Wis. July 7-Coleuel Charles J. Ellis.
former comrandant OF the State Soldiers Home,
committed suicide that his debts might be paid
from hts insurance This is revealed in letter he
left addressed his wife Colonel Elhs wrote
mt he could not bear the burden OF debt incurred
80 1,s rar,ovaI as cornmandant Of the Waupaca
Soldiers Home by order of the Governor
He had a life policy Of 5000. and he instructed
his wife TO pay all his debts, amounting 10 SO''
and TO keep the rest for the family. Inc so1leIs
+ -,as inst about TO be held here and the
+c+ that he had no money to help entertain MS
oId comrades also weighed heavily upon him
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MISS ROOSEVELT OPPRESSED BY HEAT
Forced to Leave Greek Theatre at Berke-
ley, Cal.
[sr TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE

tsT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIsUSzI
San Francisco July 7.-Alice Roosevelt was much
oppressed by the intense heat in Berkeley to-day
and was forced TO leave the open Greek theatre at
the University OF California, where Secretary Taft
had been invited to speak Mss Roosevelt recOv-
cred quickly returning to this city and after
resting the hotel felt sufficiently well attend
the reception given 10 Secretary Taft and his party
by Mrs Martin in the evening.
1t reported that Miss Roosevelt had suffered
SunsJroke, and people here were greatly relieved
when they learned her condition not serious
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NO OBJECTIONS TO zlEeLER WILL.

The will Of William ZiegIer. baking powder man
ufacturer and in years the hacker Of Arctic
explorations was admitted to probate by Surrogate
Fitzgerald yesterday.
The will bequeaths the residue OF the estate
which is estimated to amount to SoOOO,0o 10 ms
ad06ted son William Ziegler. 1t was said that
Objections to the probating Of the will would De
fIed by Mrs Henry K Shields. OF Los Angeles,
Cal a sister of the late Mr. Ziegler. No objec-
ffons were fled however and the Surrogate ad-
rnitted the will to probate.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

UnveTing Of bust Of Horace Mann Hall OF Fame. New
York University, afternoon.
Excursion 10 Coaey NewYoS city teachers for
visiting National Educational Association members
leaving Pie- l. North River, .. m
Band concerts Central and Morningside parks.
Fee day at museums OF Art National History
ZooloElcaI PaEk.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Wilbur Fisk Sanders was native Of this State,
having been born at Leon. Cattaraugus County.
Nav ,. 1884 After he had received district school
education he removed TO Ohio where he taught
school and studied law, being admitted 10 the bar
IN 1855 AT the outbreak OF the Civil War he
cruited a company OF infantry and a battery OF
artillery and became a first lieutenant in the
oath Ohio Volunteers. He served as assistant ad-
Jutant general the staff OF General James w.
Forsyth and aided in the construction of defences
along the railroads south of Nashville In 1862, but.
his health giving way. he resigned and went to
Idaho. He resumed his profession and became in
terested in mines. His services in behalf OF law
ana order led TO his being made chairman of the
V.gilantes ia the territory which afterward be-
came the State Of Montana.
de took an active interest in Republican poll
tics and was candidate for delegate TO Congress
as early as 1S64 and several times later. IN the
Republican National Conventions OF 1868, 1872 1876
and 1884 he served delegate. From 1877 1880
he was member of the Montana Legislative AS
heInbly. He elected the United States
Senate in 1888 and served to Ise3 being prominent
advocate Of the gold standard. Senator
Sanders served as attorney for the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company from 1880 TO 1895 He
a prominent Free Mason and president Of the
Historical Society of Montana He declined ap
pointment as United States District Attorney for
Montana IN 1872 He was married IN 1855 to Miss
Harriet p. Fem at Talmsge, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Fn-ncast for specia
r.aI onIcfaI Record.-The following onncial record
,r, n. Weather Bureau shows ths changes In the
,sraturs fer the last tentyfour hours In comparison
rrith the Corresponding date Of last year

Highest temperature yesterday. u degrees lowest os
y: average corresponding date last year "a
for eorresponding last tEentyhv years. "a
orsi Forscast-T0-iaY. partly cloudy, Witn showers
20 morrow; usht southeast Wtncs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
BRIDGE DYNAMITE HOAX.
Supposed Sticks OF Explosive Found on
Thoroughfare Pronounced Harmless.

william Hervey. who Is 81 charge OF the Bureau
% Com pustsnlas IN Broolclyu put speedy END to
a -1,-,,r v-sr.-oaz, Afternoon that an attempt had
beer uaa6e 10 blow up the Brooklyn Bridge with
1snE-ui,s Es declared that tie three htte PASTE
beard ruh~s which were found near the Manhattan
snc OF - hz1oSs were filed with some harmless
bo=osr for making colOred IRE.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

RAILET-LAMBERr-O Thursday. July g. 1905. at
Northampton Beach. Long Island. BY tho R=v. Z
Clarke D. D. Marie Louise Lambert 70 Frank Bailey.
BOI-E-KTTCFIEL-on Thursday. July 1905 BerhIs-
hem. Penn, by ths Rev. r c, Reed OF Walton, y 2
Anna Sheldon Kitchei daughter OF Mr. Mrs Harry
Sheldon Kttchel OF Bethlehem Penn, John Archibald
Bole OF Brooklyn. N Y.
rAFT-WLLKINSON-On Wednesday. July S. 1905 IN
Brooklyn. ". Y. BY Bishop Edward G. Andrews.
D. D, LIZ 2, of Nsvg-YorA Mary swah Wilkinson,
daughter Of Mrs. William D. Swail Bslvfdere
Marcus L Taft. D. D. OF Clinton. n. Y.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY (sth)--At a. N. for Europe. per q :.
NsW-T0rk. via Plymouth and Cherbourg dncluding
Ireland specially addressed Tor sfeaerl:
$50 a. m. Europe. .. UmhrAa.
Queenstown and Li'srpcol: AZ $50 m. for Belgium
parcels post nails - Finland regular
Belgium when specially addressed
Etearner1s n italy direct specially ad
dressed = $50
for Scotland direct specially addressed only1
3
TUESDAY G1l-At 7.3O n. Csuppemsztary a M
for Europe. per 8 Kaiser Wilhelm via Plymouth.
CherbOurg and Brsmeu-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

rHE wooDLAwN CEMETEKT
Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE viii be by mail % any sd1r,~~ n
this country abroad address changed often a.
desired Subscriptions 70 your r,x1zr
dealer before leaving convenient band sh-u
u a THE TRIBUNE Once
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
rRANsPACryIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule OF closing o. Irsnspaeiac Mails Is ar
3f sailing The mai connecting nails
Transpacidc Mails dispatched
[ieroria Tacoma Seattle which close ?.
-Stors sayl the General Posrc1ce SezVxork.
a. i5 5os Via san Francisco. close Iuly for
sisratch 8. Nes aaan- -
$500 Hawaii and specially addressed mail Tor FIJI
via Francisco. close AZ 5 p m july -
- Ts-,arch per 8 Sierra or the Cunard steaner
ss-rvng the British mail 1or W-Le4-ana 4oes Hor
1,stis-elosing $50 a n $3.50 a m and 8 D. m
s-,r-yavs = 30 a. r. m ana . p n--Niit
osS- NJ and forwarded until the arrival OF tas
CunisG unS sri specially addressed maH Australia
80 NeNr-CaIedonia. va EdncouFer ard Victoria
P C close at p m july u Tor dispatch per
. 4t0 4Sr~S china and specially addressed mail for
Tsiands Seattle close N
aisuarch s. DAKOTA
rz,-vvaif Tapan. China and Phllpplna Islands
"a san Francisco. close az ? N July II TOR dis
PaSen pen Pc Parcels-Post Xansl Korea Chiza and
-SSssSi,,Vtre Islands, Vancouver AID Victoria q
cf1-- al 5 p July Is for Dispatch per steamship
,1i5s-ne ISLANDS ara san Erancisco.
fuly 81 dispatch U. s. fralSrcr-
-hifi and Marqsesas Islands via san francisco.
Al p August Tor Dispatch per Steamship Mari
NfssoSSgra (.x-spt SEukaen Newcawans and Port Ar
rhur Eastern siberia is az present forwarded VIA
NsF-T-pIess otherwise addressed. Australia s
Ne,gLea.1nd VIA san Francisco,
and certain places Chinese FFuvince q
British Q1tczrst routes philippines
al me foreign Gates. Eawais is 1orwar1sd Via sAa
WILLIAM r Wilcox pesruasssH
pa-en<rcs Nes-Yorx. ~. Jay lssA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

BY EARLY MAI. TRAM
For points United States Canada and n.xtc.
outsade OF the BorOuShs 0f MaEhartan ard ~,
Bronx. Cuba Porte Rico. Hawaii and "a.
Philippines. without for1iz1
n z II.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NOTES OF THE SUMNER STAGE.

Grace C1riswold. a character actress was en-
- 1ast week by Henry W. Savage for an i'm
So role IN Easy Dawson. the new play IN
r,bicb Ravrnond Hitchcock win star. Miss Girls
Id vrbo is q clever actress. is magazine writer
~ ability and the author OF the play Billy
First Love.
Tonight there will be repetition Of the princi-
nal features Of the Fourth of July programme at
I9ain,s Amphitheatre. Manhattan Beach Port
Ar+bur'' will of course be the feature. but new
Inventious in aerial work will add TO the interest
OF the programme
Naurice Campbell yesterday announced his plans
Gov r5anrietta Crosnan next season The catchy
title OF MARY Mary. Quite Contrary, has been
selected for the modern comedy in which Miss
Crosman will open the season. in September.
The play was prepared by Eugene w Presbrey
savsraI seasons ago, but its production was de-
ferred owing TO Miss Crcsmans two years in
Sweet Kitty BeHairs" Boston. Philadelphia and
several other cities will be visited before New
York The engagement here will be played at the
Csarrick Theatre. Chicago and the West viii be
visited in the spring.
Several London managers have asked Mr.. Camp
nell 10 bring Miss Crosman to England, but moth
ing definite has been decided upon at present.
while at the Garrick Theatre here Miss Crosman
will also appear in a revival OF 'As You Like It
Tor a short season. acting Rosaliud. The EFFORT
will he made obtain the same cast that ortgt-
uaiIv apDeared with Miss Crosman in this comedy
in the lO0-nighr AT the Belasco Theatre several
seasons ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubIished In The Tri-weekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers IN Nsw-York CITY DAILY asa
TRI-WEEkLY viii be charged cent sxfrA
postage in addition the named a0ov.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

For points IN EgroRs aaa A sssHe,y : ne rns.~--s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents, WEEKLY REVIEW ,~nr.
DAILY, 5 cents a -~1~<
WEEKLY FARN6ER esn5sl
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
OBITUARY.
EX-SENATOR w. =. SANDERS.

Helena Mont, July 7.-wlber Fisk Sanders. one
OF Montana's most Ilustrious citizens. Civil War
veteran, pioneer lawyer leader OF the vigantes
former United States Senator died here to-day,
aged seventy-two years.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
PROFESSOR HERMANN NoTHNAcEL.

Known Clinical authority, died thls morning from
apoplexy.
Professor Hermann NothnageI was born in Bran
denburg, Germany September 2s 1871 He edu-
Gated at Berlin and graduated in medicine In
1854 After his appointment a teacher Konigs-
berg he taught IN Berlin, Breslau and Jena In
1852 he became professor of clinical medicine in
Vienna. He was the author of Pathology OF the
Nerves" Use of Drugs" Diagnosis of Brain Dis
eases Handbook of Medicine" and Researches
in the Physiology and Pathology Of the Intestines
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC

SATURDAY Csthl-At $50 a m for Newfoundland.
3 RosaInd: SID complementary $50 a m
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela q Pha
delDhta Colombia, VIA Curacao. specially a1
this steamer. $50 supplementary
for Fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia.
excep. CsuCa and A1sdalena Departments. 8 8
Costa RiCa- Via Linon. when specially ad
1880 a n Thomas. Croix. Lseward
Windward Islands Guiana. n 8 Parirlai 10
a. n sor Cuba. per ; M0Tro Castle. via Havana: a.
D. for Caibarien. Cu5a especially addressed
oulyl Ger .. 5. Curtryoa-
SUNDAY 9l-At ?. N. for Newfoundland, per steamer
Siberian. from Philadelphia
MONDAY Q0}-Ar $50 m complimentary TO- 80 a
Tor Nicaragua Except East Coast Honduras except
East Coast Salvador Panama. Canal Zone. CaucA De-
OF Colombia. Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and Chilli
per S. Advance. via Colon talso Guatemala wns1
specially addressed for this steamer
NOTICE.-Ffvs cents per ualf IN addition
postage must be prepaid All letters forwarded
bv the supplementary mails and letters deposited
drops marked letters Tor torelgn Countries after
the closing OF the regular mail for Dispatch oy
tcular vessel viii nor forwarded sucn ad
dftiOraI hostage fully prepaid By stamps
EuppIemenrary Transatlantic Mails opened the
piers American. English ana French steamers
WI sailings ar 3 a. m later and
late mail Dc deposited the mail %
the German lines sailing from Hoboksn- Sup
Elementary mail for Turks Island and Dominican Re-
ali opened Line Pier mails
on riers half before sailing
time. and close minutes before sailing time only
regular postage derrers a hair Is
gursd mailed the piers 0f the American.
White German Sea PoStl steamers; douhls
postage Gerrsrs 10 cents half ounce other nnss
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT


Mails (sxcept Jamaica ana Bazauasl corwardsa
daily To EOrs sailing. The malls
the General Posr0fice. New-YCrk follows
Cuba via Tampa. f4-S0 a N Monday. Wsdnss-
nd Saturday. also from keS-IcFk Thursday
saturday See aboys)
MEvXICO CITY overland. ls3O .. m and LO30 D. m
Sunday sunday ] 2. m i0.S0 p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND (except Parcsls-Post Aaisl via North
Sv,tuev al Z o. Monday, Wednesday and saturday
CAlso occasionally from Ney-xork and PhiladeDnta.
abOVe-l
other sunday June and l6. etc-l-
sfCSs via Boston. : D. Tuesday Tr1day-
40 f-oun NeVg-Y0rk Saturday see ab0vel
~SST-a FTA via 1000 m. Tuesday.
oT9T-1sEI TTCSNvDJTRAS HONDURAS fEasr and
Ssy- -r-sF Ala NeV-Orlsans. at fl0S0
Sa- west Coast OF Honduras IS dispatched from Nsw
TorE : fa Panama See ab0vel
yrcssRACUA East Coast. va Ne-Oriesns. ar no 80
and Wednesday. West Coast or Mica
rrarfa Is dispatched New-fOrx via Panama SEQ
sunday (only specially addressed mail eorTarded
-0ri=a Vhe Nev-York
1-o,t1- Nondavl After 1870 Sunday Until
..ot-t,s ~ New-Tork steamer. mail f0r Panama
S,sna1 zone held Tor the NeE-Tork steamer (ses
,sssyered mail for dispatches
urevious
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Mnrried.

Insist upOa having Burne5ss Vanilla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
Inio'mes iaponeses

go1sa - Nsfso -1sft.raf.a r.
nar..si sfsmA teth. ae sno hr eur
si faN aver osn'mgs'ss a grfscc i.s'
ar 1.i.' ....Drts.z1..san so.lo s. lze GAS
ccroas ..~sl'a lea q'.r's. a.s, :. !. .T's'',
.ri n, 81 nha,isada = A>s'x''iacses
fv.atsme N uadfta0.ee C,fas ~,
,a3avvfes fusos tafnahsn cnNncs
narcfon~s gae s.an. - kshis haallo
tcmps ac cuicffaf
isi cnem'ga hahls eei&Se g. goo
.mpe;sot'tu q camp. = ~ letaac' lsasu
cn soooo las osias euiJe sauviios y
heneos
i.oS dcspoios eran inmeaSos Y Nc
,olc> oon0ciGos IN HASA Ia hOra
de- d,Spzcho' pasabsn de 10000 los
pT1sionyros hel nos. a. cnemlgo. inclG
80 vl general Nskhimoa. Los dcSpo-
io> inc uyen dos bandeTas. ~ c-aonc..
~ 600 fusil~S iso csrroS dc nun'cior
reN. 1000 Carrc;aS coo. 600 gr-naGaS.
= .oos ooo c&psulaS. * ooo hcc;olitos
dc cereslcS v 100 600 dc iorrsle 20 Ii
l6mciros Ge via ferrea llgeTa con 81
equipo 1000 csbslloS. = csrre iadas
dc mspaS. 1860 carretsdas de Iopl Y
4rreos. 1000 900 de raciones dc pan.
1000 tonrladaS de combus;ible. ,len-
-dss. heyamientsS, material de~iele-
grsio. MADEIRA. csmaS. eS;tifss. ;oroS.
eic, Las bA,as jAponesas desde febre-
70 haSia la ieCha. sscienden, segIin da.
tos dc saniGad militar. 4,.e2e.
Segi;n calculoS del estddo mayor ia
pontS, 81 eJercito ruSo entrado en ba-
talla Constable de 567 bat4llones de in
fantcria 8 sean 100000 hombres de
esta arma. 20 900 kombres de caballe
ria y 1868 cafienes. Nc hay datos
sobre la fuerz. numGrica de los japo-
neses; pero la opinion general Ia esti-
en- 700 900 hom bres de todas armas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
PasajerOs


Salidos aver en- ell v&por "Coamo"
con rumbo New YORK: Lucy E..
Jewett, senora H F Newcomb, A Ben.
der y senora senorita Rose Ward
LIS Freeman, Or. n G Wooley. Sc
nora Geo. + Stone, L F Upjony Sc
nora, sonora John d Wood seaorita
Mary O'Boyle, sonora H T Jarrett,
NJ W O'Boyle y sonora. DR.. Mary Y
o. Callaghan, sonora E O'Callag,
han, W NJ Spauldng, S \ Roberts,
Ramon Vald6s. c H Ames, Sister w.
lucia, Z Garnett senora, Sister Ma
honey. J r. Kilbourne y sonora, Capt.
II G Colby, Geo n Curtis A n Du
kes senora; Chas f Baily, Randolph
Bcdle, DR.. a a Hubbell sanora
J l. Batchcldtr, y Moreno sedora,
senorita Hazel Hugo. seforit, X "
Carroll, Harwood Dudley y sonora.
G G Miller y sonora, John NJ Russell
y sonora, W J Penny, c D Marshall,
schorita F Penny. senorita II4rtiett
Dodge, w 3 Churlhman, VIM. Fynn>
Martin Welles, 6 NJ Dunham y se1o-
ra. Wm. Horner y sonora, senora
Edith K Wilkinson Norton Wilkinson,
q II Strong y senora, ID Hamilton
senora, senorlta Caudance WI.lin
son seiiora Mary McIntosh, se1ora
Hamilton senorita Balch. ~ Smedley
sonora senera S Amill, sonora l.
kremer, senor,ta Lippitt, scaorita
Mary E Bradley, B B Lathbury y Sc
nora, srnorita Leila Holmes, senora
Gustavo Preston, c O Lord senora,
Geo b Worthen sonora, senor Lip
pitt Byron c Smith E S Weller
George E Laverack, DR.. E Van Soy,
K Whitney, Horace B Fisher Sc
horita Margaret Bradley, sonora Bra
dley. Master H p S Hadley. b A
WEIGH d Kinney, II S Owen, E
Albon Bailey, Rev. w X Woodbridge,
Rev. Archibald X BAlslcy, T V Ket-
cham, Dr. E A Thayer, Manuel de
Boneta, T f Foley sonora seforita
Annie Foley, Master Frank Foley,
Master Denny Foley, John Hanson
Arwind Johnson, Juan J Alsieux, II l.
Overstreet. Thomas George Barber
Jr. Ed. McEmerson, X J Smith. T B
Wilson senora, II Stetsou, Anseimc
Lores, Frederic Just, Paul Tarrade-
Has, Albert Mars, Edwin f Miller
Leo G Howells, Joseph Corcos. N
Gagon, w Peters Sidney Erk, Master
Amos Vandergrif., p f Erik. Carl Erik
Y Rafael Boneta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
MAY DIE 1 NATURAL DEATH
The Chicago Teamsters' Strike 10
Gradually Petering Out.
Unless New Life II Injected Into IL
"Dcath From Natural Causes"
Will he the Verdict.

Chicago, June 13.-The Transfers
strike has come to the stage where 1t
will die a natural death unless new life
Is injected into it by the strikers. Dur
ing the past "a hours nothing Of any
Importance whatever has developed,
neither side to the controversy having
made any aggressive move. According
to the employers involved in the trou-
BILE, they have succeeded in getting
their business almost back to normal
conditions. The teamsters are doing
absolutely nothing in the strike, not a
o being made either for peace or Q
spread of the difficulty.
The new June grand jury has begun
An investigation of the alleged charges
Of bribery in connection with the
strike, which were left unfinished by
the last grand jury.
Several witnesses were heard, among
them being Fred Sontag, Chicago man
ager for the Anheuser-BUsch Brewing
Co., who was questioned in connection
with the strike of the drivers employed
by that company in 1903.