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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-24
FIngcrIess EanlIIy.

London. Dec. 23.--At the exhibition
of work OF the Cripples' Mission al
Northampton institute. clerkenwell,
the other afternoon. Marquis Of North
ampton, who performed the opening
ceremony. drew attention to some
work on the South London stall done
by girl who was the best buttonhole
hand al the cripple parlor" she at-
tended. She was one OF a family OF
five. all born without fingers OF
thumbs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-24
EnrthnnnI.c IN bakersfield.

Bakersfield. Cal, Dec ga heavy
shock OF earthquake was felt in this
city at 1873 o'clock this afternoon
continuing for about six seconds. The
shock was from east to west Several
buildings were cracked
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-24
To Work 1000 .Inns.

Mexico city Mex. Dec. 23-The
Mexican Central railway has arranged
for 5000 Japanese laborers who win
be set to work on the extension to Co
lima and Manzanillo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-24
Meyer Hahn Dies.

San Antonio. Texas. Dec 2S--Mcy.
er Half. millionaire. head Of the
wholesale house OF M. Haln & Brosh-
err of this city. died here today aged
10 years.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
BIBLIOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA, 24s

Todos los abado supendian los trabsjos les doce del
d dedcndee las horAs estans al Exatan dos cases
de bahos las muees para los hombres Los
domingos SO dedicAbAn 81 cuo y diverGiones icitas
Don SerAn par0Ca vordadero patriarca entire todG
aquea gente que pasar unto 10 saudabAn car6o
profundo
Arturo eI esposo de Hoensia h,bia ingreado con 50
capital sociedad AgcoA estAbcendo f&brca tabAca
lera, donde trabAjAban como Glen obreros.
Horensia hGba enido cnco hos e mayor de los suaes
cumplia "a dex ocho ahos
IsolinA Pablo contabAn smb6o siete hos cuatro
hembrAs tres
lsolna enoontrdbAs cAdA da mas hsrmoM Pablo dobe-
mente enGmorado de ella.
CuAndo las dos fAmilias reunan los domngos para
Un ceebahAnss vedAderas festAs que acostum
rAbAn tOmar ptrte agunos obreros.
Una de estas tArdss Ia cAmpInila del tsefono son6
VloenAmene de los hos de HoensA corr6 enseguda
al AparAto.
los pOcos segundos vov6se densamente pGido selo
Iudo decir estAs palAbras:
Don SerAfin Sc muere....
Hubo tastorno general de grtos 6rdenes cArrsrAs
los pocos mnutOs una muchedumbre inmsnsA drgfa
hacA ID Granja.
Pablo Arturo Isona Hortensia, fueron los primeros
en- llegr
La ColonG eners encontr6base sgrupada fente a casa
de don SerAffn.
Este hAbfA ordenado que 10 un l6n que 10
puslerkn terrGz1 que dAbA frents al poblado
Desde ALI pOdA eI Conemplar las terras 10
C0onA perdsn 10 os ell hervdeo de coonos que
Egrupabsn fente 6I.
FL sol declinAbA aquel momento, para seputArse Ia
inmensdad.
So rojo Disco una hostia de fuego Sc balGuceGba
suAvemeEe delcendiendo POGO pcco
Don SeafiD, victimA de aique 81 corAz6n, pAdecfG
clda mas negos ojos mosabie odavfA IL
lucdez de espIritu
I.olina Horensia arroiGd.s So Ado Ie esrechsbau
les manos loEAndo AmArgaments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
GESTACION

Los terrenos de Ia coon eAbAn cuzAdos de Was ereAs
por donde Sc movfan in6nidad de trenes y vigones
HAblise aumentado ell nGmero de eGcuelss de s salan
osnlnoS do'pue de las cAses te6cAs pAcc.r 10 Agriculture
sobre mlsmo tereno expaadoes Ell moio de reazar las
dferenes sembras
Iodos los amos AQueas escueas arroJAban cincuentA
seenta oVeneS ptos trabso material ennobcdos Dor
Ia cuturA de au intsigenca
u goberno especial de Ia Coonia Sc hIca Dor elecc6n
cada dos AMOS nombrsbace Director Administrator un
Teiorero, que 10 vez elegs e personal necesario
EXlsuS IN tribunal de ustcs eecto tambisn que on
enda en- odk las dforencs sugdEs deos comedos enro
los coonos intervention dc abogado que paqban os
fondo genlrAlss.
En- caso de cuaq1er ft evistese crsctsr grave O
era entregado los trbuns comu1c. de
b' en- Coonls des2u6 do hAtersee iqudldo ene
~ cutn eotegandosee 10 pertenecera sndo igual
men stu 1lmO t0do squel que vountr,mente uuiea
&epArtrse de Ia sociedGd
Todos los amos vefcaba un balance general cuyo re-
tuitid sc hlciA p6blco Ell e sBoetns de Ia C ,lona
Cuaquier indNf ro teniI ell deecbo de- dirigirse las
Chcints de Ia Admnhtf. c6n examiuar las cuenAs.
DE los prmtlVos pobLdoes h.bAn muerto apunos entire
eos Goyo ell padre dc oIinA El viejo Lucas hlb. muero
Ambien Toms e MuAo gua faerte como Antes pesa
de edid completlmente transformado pues saba
eer esebir dcu'fA sobre asuntos ecou6mcos soes
roman Sc hbit casaio con Enrquetl Ia hG d. Garads
GanArO coh ls,btl, Ia hi de EncArnAci6n
R4f. ell h3mano &c Isons dasempe Iba IA oil ~ de Am.
carero
II chqoi 10 tQuel que evocAbA ent e OLD del bltey
cusndo Pablo dUn Ssn vsitAron por pmera vez chozl
del ntelz Syo, hombre cho derecho mecsnico
aIrJvechado C co iociI centffcamente ofcio.
Aquela gJAu cJoDlA espece de ei lmbre dvnle
Sc munpIcAbaa las abtjl' zero xstiLn los zirgLnos
% gozi6a de Aicl perectA muy POGO. los que
m5Ao por sceldent-s sfnedade contagosa L, sn.miA
0 conocis.
Do. mfdcOs Alnldo, beu retribuidOs cuidIban de Ia
sdud 1bliCa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
BUQUES ANUuC|ADOS

sPio IX' a prlncipios' del entrante
Mayo regresara para seguir viaje con
destino q Canarlas, Cadiz y Barcelo.
ma.
<Arkadia>. Del puerto de Nueya
Orleans para ell nuestro sali6 el 6 del
presente.
sCatalinaS. SalI6 de Barcelona
hacienda las escslas de costumbre el
5 del actual.
<JuliaS Ell II del actual debe es-
tar aquf procedente de Ia Habana y
escalas intermedias.
<Saint Sim6uS AL rededor del II
corriepte SO aguarda procedente de
Puerto Plata y Sc despachara para
Europa via st Thomas.
Caracas Procedente de la Gui-
ra estara en- puerto ell 10 corriente, y
el mism6 dia saldra para New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

acci6n sobre cobro de cr6dito hipote-
carlo importante & cuatro cientos
treinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa-
vos, como principal intereses contra
la succession demandada arriba EXPIRE
sada cuyo debito procede de uaa hi
poteca voluntaria otorgada por el
causante Miguel Guzm&n a favor de
Francisco Mercado en- 16 de JUNO de
1884 cedida por este a doha Carmen
de Guzman Peha, en- 20 de Octubre
de l, 902 y por la succession de esta Sc
nora q favor del demandante en- 2S de
Enero de 1904, la cual hipoteca fue
constitufda sobre la propiedad de una
participation de dominic por valor de
mil ciento cinco pesos AZ centavos en
parte de una fnca rustica justiprecia-
da en- trescientos diez y seis pesos 46
centavos, radicads en- la jurisdiction
de Juncos, P. r. barrio de Ceiba Nor
te, compuesta de ciento cuarenta y Gin
CO hectareas, sesenta areas y 81 centia-
reas, lindando por ell Norte con ell rio
Gurabo por ell Sur, con la carre-
terra que conduce al pueblo de las
piedras por ell Este con terrenos de
doha Carmen Saldaf1a de Toro, los
de Carmen Diaz, Lucia Torres, Suce-
sion de don Pedro Cardona, los de
don Teodoro Salda1a con la quebra-
! da Ceiba y por ell Oeste con fnca de
doha Isabel Saldaha viuda de Sam
pallo, con la de Gregoria Saldafia
viuda de Martinez y con la boca de la
quebrada Ceiba.
Por cuanto, con fecha % de Enero
del corriente afo present6 ell letrado
don Rafael Tirado Verrier una moci6n
q nombre del demandante solicitando
Sc requiriera por el Marsha q don
Rosendo y dofa Dolores Guzman Pc
ia vecinos de Faiardo y por medic de
ed ictos & don Felix Guzman Pe1a por
ignorarse su paradero para que salts
faga en- el plazo de treinta dias al re-
ferido demsndante la suma & que as
ciende el credito 6 sean cuatrocient9s
reinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa-
voS moneda americana y las costas
causadas que sc causen COD aperci-
omiento de que 81 transcurriera aquel
plazo sin verifcar ell pago SO vendera
en- p1blica subasta la fnca gravada a
en- la forma legal y
For cuanto en- die2 de Febrero del
corriente, el honorable James A. Err
win, Juez do esta Corte de Distrito,
dict6 orden de copformidad con las
pretenciones aducidas en- la moci6n
0rdenando que en- cuanto al ausente
Felix Guzman Pefla cuyo paradero Sc
ignora fuera cltado y requerido du-
rante cu2rent4 dias por edictos en- ell
peri6dic0 de mayor circulation a 10
menOs una vez cada semana para que
en- dich) tGrmino satisfaga la suma
objet9 de la ejacuci6n y COZ teste la
5emanda req qulri6ndosele que ST pa
sare dich) t6fmiuo sin pagar nj con
testar lie pa ardn iguales perjuicios
que los demas deudores de conocido
domicilio.
Por tanto, cito y emplazo q Felix
Guzman Peha, noti6candole de la ac-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

ci6n establecida por ell demandante Gu.
yos terminus Sc han relacion ado, aper-
cibibiendole conque 81 en- el t6rmino
de cuarenta dfas no contesta dicha de-
manda podra el demandante obtener
un fallo por Ia cantidad reclamada y
requiriendole para que dentro de los
treinta dias satisfaga al dem and ante
Manuel Duefio la suma de cuatro Glen.
tos treinta nueve dollars cuatro cen.
tavos moneda americana importe del
credito hipotecario constitufdo & su IA
vor con apercibimiento de que 81 trans
curriere dicho plazo sin verifcarlo Sc
vendera en- rdblica subasta la fnca
gravada a la responsabilidad de tai
obligation.
Dada en- Humacao bsjo mi frma
hoy Is de Febrero de 1905.
j. RAMIREZ.
Marshall de la Corte de Distrito
de HumacaO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
DIG Q :

Estados Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sidents de los Estados Undos.
Conversion en- dominic del derecho de
possession de una fnca rdstica.
En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Caguas.
Clementina Caballero Quintero.
Promovente. .-Exparte.
Por cuanto habiendo presentado
ell Lcdo. don Lorenzo Gim6nez G arcfa 4,
con fecha de hoy, escrito q nombre y
en- representation de dofIa Clementlna
Quintero y Caballero, mayor de edad,
viuda propietaria y vecina de Ponce,
solicitsndo la conversion en- dominic
del derecho de possession de una fnca
r1stica. & saber
RtsTICA Predio compuesto de
ciento veinte y clnco cuerdas do te-
rreno, en- Ell barrio del NANCY, ju-
risdicci6n municipal del extinguido
municipio de Gurabo, hoy agregado
de Caguas, equivalentes a cuarenta y
nueve extareas trece Areas, colindan-
tes por ell Norte con terrenos de Ia su.
sesi6n de don Carlos Llorens por el
Este con los de don Tlburcio Herman
dez, don Florencio Echevarria don
don Sebastian Gomez; por el Sur los
de don Bias Msldonado Cosme y
don Juan Ramon Quih6nez.
Por tanto; Sc ha ordenado & petit
ci6n del Abogado de la promovente
senior Jimenez Garcia, por ell Homo
rable Pedro Vergne de la Conchs,
Juez Municipal de la Corte Municipal
de esta Ciudad y su distrito, Sc publ.
que este edicto por ell termino dc
ounce dias naturalss en- ell peri6dicC
LA DEMOCRACIA que SO edita en- Sar
Juan p r., y en- el local de la Corte
para los que Sc cream periudicados
en- la solicitud deducida por ell Letra
do don Lorenzo Jimenez Garcia
nombre de la peticionaria doha Gle
mentina Qaintero y Caballero, pue-
dan oponerse a ella en- forma legal
dentro del t6rmino rxpresado q partil
desde ell siguiente dia de la publica
ci6n pue SO efectde de este edicto, pa
sado cuyo t6rmino les parara el per
juicio que haya lugar en- dereeho.
Dado bajo mi irma en- Caguas, 4
10 de Abril de mil noveclentos cinco
Pedro IerNge dc Ia Concta,
Juez Municipal.
Miguel Muaoz.
Secretario auxiliar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

Los Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
En- la Corte dc Distrito de Humacao.
Manuel Mendez DuefIo. .-Demaudante.
VS..
SUCCESSION dc Miguel Guzman Qui'
Homes, compuesta de Rosendo, Dolores
Y Felix GuzmAn Pefia.
Sobre cobro dc Cr6dito Hipotecario.
Por cuanto en- q de Mayo del pa
sado afio present6 al tribunal el Le-
trado don Juan Was O.hoteco nom
bre del demandante arriba citado, una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

Esta antigua , acrsditada
tasmacia, Ia msjoT de la locandad,
ha removable todas sus sxistsncias
4 iAtYoducido wn sxtenso suYtido
de d1ogaa, productos quimicos y
msdicinas dc Patents dc los prin-
oipalss laboratories dc Europa y
America.
Fl jsfs del sstsblscimisnto.
qae cusnta 80 afos do sxpsYien-
cia On tan dsllcsda rsotsslon, stIen-
do cuida dosamente. auxiliado 1o1
un in+a'ipsnts personal suba1-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

tsSno. al dsspacho do las p,sscsip. /.
clones facultativas.
La msjos garantfa dc ssta CO.
"a % sl crscisnts favor que sl pd.
blico arscibeho 10 dispense y Ia
especial recommendation que ios
principalss medicos dc la cisdad
hacsn do ella & sus clisntss
Sus precios son tan equitati.
vos que no admiten competsnsia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
P R { { | D S"'"
De los aTtIcu|os mas inpoTtantes
Que Sc detaDan en- a|Inacenes

ARROZ.-Jap6n IL a $500; Idem
20 q o. 3I4; americana corriente s2f a
q.
Aios Msllorquines, do Is & 20 ctva.
Cappadres 30 q 40 ctvs.
Jamones 87t & Il.
Quesos amecs. q tl6i. Patagr&s 10
Tocino, Q a IA.
labor, $4.60 q $4.7O Rocamora;
americana, s24 y Al.
Pasta del pals at.
Manteca q 1925 en- / y en- latas Q
Ct &10.
Harina de s51 a s8s.
Habichuelas blancas del pals 93s q
d americanas e34 q 4.
Coloradas del pals 81 "A.
Americanas largas a 90.
GarbanzOs 81 q 5.
Bacalao 81 a74.
Cebollas S44.
Arenques 81.
Manteq uilla; lie sl5 a 16
Pasta americana en- cajas de- una
arroba Sc.
Papas americans de 81 80 q 81. 90
Tasajo SSt a9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

vARIOS ART|CULOS
DEL PALS
PreciOs c0rrientes
Azdcar para ell consume:
Moscabado claro de $3.50 a &5.
De miel claro a 1915.
Centrifuga claro de BATS as.
Azdcar americana de 10 a86.50
Algod6n de 6 Ct.
Almid6n a S3
Cafe corriente s11t
Cueros dulces sl64a17
Cocos q 320 millar.
Ron Is grades Cartier de IL centa
vos gallon.
Maiz q Q 1.50
Sebo SIT %,
Tabaco, nominal.
Azucar para la eXportaci6n.- DE
$3.50 q $4.60 segdn poralizaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
lfnltel I

Secretario auxiliar,
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
DEATH OF SENATORPLATT
The End Came Very Suddenly Early
 Last Night.

Washington, Conn.,, April 21- United States Senator OrvilIe Hitch cock Platt of Connecticut died at his summer home in Washington, his na- tive town, at S:53 tonight from pneu- mOnia. The end came almost unex- pectedly, the immediate cause being the breaking of an abcess which had formed in the right lung and which produced strangulatiOn. Only a few minutes before, pr. Ford, the family physician, had prepared a bulletin from the sick room to the effect that if the patient did not have another sinking spell, such as had come to him during the forenoon, he would probably live through the night.
 The funeral will be held next Tues day, with services in the Congregation al church. Both houses of congress will be represented.
 Senator Platt contracted a severe cold while the Swayne impeachment trial at the national capital was in progress before the senate. He had not fully recovered from it at the time of Senator Hawley's funeral. On Fri day. March 31st, the senator was taken with the illness which proved fatal.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
JAPAN GETTING HOTTER.

TONio, April 21.-The Japanese re- gard the Kamranh B " incident with a growing feeling of resentment and bit terness toward Frarce. It is popularity believed that the Russian fleet at Ram ranh Bay is making the freest possible use of the port.
 The government continues silent as to the Kamranh Bay incident It Is understood however that diplomatic correspondence on the subject is not concluded and it is expected that France will make a formal investiga- ton of the situation at Kamranh Bay. Meantime political leaders are coun- selling the Japanese press to use greater moderation and calmly await the outcome of the present negotiations The assertion of the Paris press that proof is lacking of the presence of the Russian Baltic squadron at Kamranh Bay in violation of neutrality, is sharply contradicted. the Japanese as sert, by conclusive evidence.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
THE VIEW IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, April 21.-Diplomats in close touch with European chancellor ies hold the opinion that Morocco more than the meance to French neu- trality in the far east, is responsible for the threatened retirement of M. Del casse, the French minister of foreign affairs. It is learned that France has informed Germany that nothing could than to injure German interests in Morocco and evetl has gone so far as to say that the French position there not only furnishes protection for the commerce of other nations, but rather insures than threatens the integrity of Morocco and thereby the maintenance of the status quo which was an es- pecial cause of concern to the Berlin government.
 So satisfied is Germany with the at ttude of France, it is said, and SO diff ferent is that attitude from what Ger many believed that it is believed that Berlin and Paris are approaching com plete accord on the subject European advices indicate that Germany's sus- picions were aroused by the apparent unwillingness in the past of the French government to discuss Morocco, even when the subject was directly brought up. It is thought here that this change in conditions may account for the fact that M. Delcasse has gone So far as to contemplate retirement. In the diplo- matic corps here M. Delcasse long has been regarded as one of a few of the world diplOmatists of today.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
MIR. LOEB IS PRACTICING
His Next Horseback Trip Will Be
 Easier.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, April 21.- In spite of the fact that Secretary Loeb rode twenty-five miles from the presidents camp yesterday, he spent several hours in the saddle today after disposing of an unusually heavy mail. He is preparing himself so that he can make the next trip with greater east. A large bundle of newspapers was sent to the camp by Elmer Chapman, the courier. Many ot the papers contained fake stories of the presidents hunt. The members of the hunting party were greatly displeased when they learned of the character of some of the stories printed by several papers having cor respondents at Newcastle. The corre- spOndents located there have no facil- ities for getting news and they are entirely out of touch with Secretary Loeb
 Preparations are under way here to give President Roosevelt a royal wei come on May II. when. he will arrive from Redstone to spend the night be- fore returning to Washington. The pelt of the bear killed by the president is being mounted as a rug. The skin Of the head will be drawn over a pa pier mache form but the natural teeth will be used. The skull is to be added to the collection of C. Hart Merriam. biologist of the department of agri- culture
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
Town of Ste. GeRevieve Is
 in Mourning
FLAMING CONVENT
A Nun, Nine Children and Three Aged Ladies the Victims - The Heroism of the Sisters in Their Efforts to Save Their Helpless Charges.

Montreal, April 21-The little village of St. Genevieve is in mourning tonight over the loss of fourteen lives in a fire which destroyed the convent of St. Anne early today.
 One nun, nine children ranging from ten to nineteen years and four aged women perished in the flames Two nuns were so severely burned that it is feared they will die In their grief over the catastrophe the villagers find some comfort in relating the heroism displayed by Sister Marie Adiuteur. who gave up her life, and Sister Marie Therese and Marie Robertine, who were perhaps fatally burned in their efforts to save the lives of the children and helpless old women in their charge
 Following is a revised list of the dead and injured:
 SISTER MARIE ADJUTEUR, music mistress, aged 32 years.
 AMANDA GARAUD of St. Genevieve. 15.
 BERTHA TESSIER of Isle Bizara. IS
 MARCELINE VILLEMAIRE of Montreal II.
 IRENE BERTRAND Of St. Gene vieve, II.
 ADELE ROBITAILLE. of St. Gene vieve, 9.
 PARMELIA DUGAs, of St. Gene vieve, II.
 EMMA TEREAULT, of Montreal 16
 LEONI DACUST, of Isle Bizara, 15.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
GOVERNOR DIFFERS ACTION
In the Affairs of the Equitable Life
 Assurance Society.

Albany N. Y. April 21.-The crisis in the affairs Cf the Equitable Life Assurance Society was laid before Governor Higgins at the executive chamber this afternoon by a committee of thirty-five of the managing agents of the society, which earlier in the day at Syracuse had made the same appeal for the naturalization of the society to Superintendent Hendricks of the state insurance department. The views of the agents were presented to the gov ernor by Joseph Bowes, manager for the Equitable at Baltimore. as chief spokesman. The agents also presented to the governor resolutions. adopted earlier in the week by the agents con- vention in New York
 Governor Higgins made very evident his appreciation of the great serious ness of the situation in the Equitable society. His reply to the secretaries was greeted with applause. He said that the governor and legislature had not the power to settle the Equitable difficulty and that the matter was in court property, he thought
 He continued: ''I do not feel at the present moment that I can assure you a to whether the time will come in the immediate future when it will seem to me wise to communicate with the legislature and ask it to pass any particular bill in reference to the Equitable life; but I can say to you this, with utmost frankness and sin cerity, that at all times I shall be in terested more in the interests of the policyholders of the Equitable Life As surance Society than in the interests of any other person or party connected with it. And if I come to the conclu- sion that I can further the interests of these policy holders, if 1 should come to that conclusion, you can rest as sured that no act will be left undone by me that will bring about better con ditions for that society,""
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
FRANCE DOING HER BEST.

Paris. April 21.-As a result of com municatiOns between the governments of Paris and St. Petersburg the Rus sian government has forwarded urgent orders to Rojestvenslly to vigorously respect the neutrality of French waters This precautionary measure is in addition to special instructions sent the governor general of ndo- Chi an NJ. Reau and Foreign Min ister Delcasse has instructed the French minister at TOliO to give the Japanese minister of foreign af- fairs assurance of Frances purpose to preserve strict neutrality. Similar as Surances have been given the Japan csc minister at Paris. pr. HentOne. officials say that France has taken all possible steps to insure neutrality in French waters. The only additional measure open is the use Of French war ships in expellinS ROjestvensl1y's squadron. This is impossible owing to the small number of French ships in IndO- China waters.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
SHELTER TROUBLE OVER.
The American Company and the Men
 Generally Agree.

Leadville, Colo, April 21-The trouble at the Arkansas Valley plant of the American smelting company was practically settled at a conference held tonight between Manager Mcdonald and a committee representing the strikers.
 The men asked that they be given certain concessions applying to tools, protection from fuEIes and weather and that not so much water be used on the ore as it kept the floors wet and the men suffered from rheumatism. These requests were granted, but one asking for more helpers was refused. The men finally agreed to go to work