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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
A LAS FAMIl|AS

Ell senior Administrador & sneral
de Correos SO sirve rem tlrnJs la 81
guiente nota que creemos dtil y que
dsmos con gusto i Ia publicidad, con.
ribuyendo asi 81 mejor servlc!o pos
tai.
SEl Departsmento de Correos es-
I'll reparliendo 4 las casas de familias
unos impresos en- blanco, suplicAndo
sean llenados con los nombres de es.
tss, incluyendo los de os sirvientes
que teDgsn derecho & recibir cores
pondencia diriiida ellos en- Ell nj.
mero y calle respectiva de cada cual.
Si I'd. tuvisse la amsbiidad de ad-
vertir sus lectores de que dichos
impresos Sc han de llsner y devolver
esta administrator, 10 ma, pronto
possible, fscilissrfa en- grslde el ma.
uejo de la correspondence.
Ell Departamento de Washington
imprime esas Sforn ASP para ell uso de
los Estados en gsneral, : por 10 tarto
vienen escritss en- iug6s. Seria de
muchs ayuda material el que notidcs-
Sc tamhien en- sus columns cue donde
dice NAMES en- ell impreso, solo Sc
debe escribir los nombres de las per-
sonas que habitan la cass; en- la CO.
lumns donde dice NO, el udmero de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
DECLARADOS CULPABLES

Sc encueptra en- San Juan nuestro
distipguido amigo ell licenciado don
Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n. Reciba
nuestro afectuoso saludo.
Sc halla tamb en- en- Stn Juao
nuestro tstimado amigo el doctor don
Isaac Gonzalez MARITIME. lie saluda
mos cordialmente.
Mos escrib3 nuestro corresponsal
de Ponce;
..sDesde aver estsn muy excltados
los directories ds <El Aguila,, y esto
causa eXtraneIa, porque no acostum
bran exctarse
Diceae que Mr.. Faure, ell director
10, hs ingresado hoy N ell Hospita
de Ciegos, porqae desle hase dias no
Il nj la hora que ca en- ell reloj del
tiempo.
En- su con'e:uencia, eEl Aguila1
no ha aalIdo hoy. \ tanta falta cue
hace,,, -.
Dicese que anoche se reunieron
los empresarios de Rel Aguila, para
somar acuerdos urgentes & importan,
les. Lo QUE fuere sonara. Pero yec
al <Aguile, gravemente enterma; nC
q saliva nj Mr.. Domanech.s
--Esta noche Sc abren las clsse!
nocturnas de le - grado en- IA es
cuela Lincoln, Fortaleza 10. Las asig
naturas son: GramBtics, Aritmetica
Geografla, para los alumnos mas ade
lantados, De esperarse es que hsya
una nutrida concurrencia de alumnos
En- esta sem9na contraeran ma
trimonio en- Puerta & G Terra, el jover
don Salvador Gil y la seHorita Car
men FIorit
-Juliana Perez, vecina del Gale
| Jon del Toro fu6 sgredida aver po
un individuo con quien stiene rels
clones amoroEas. R>cibi0 una herids
contuss sohre la cabeza, Fue asistid'
por el prActlcante senior Segnet.
-D1rNnte 81 sabado domingo
iueron as S'stidos en- Ia tala de Soco
rros Evari sto G orzalez, Micaela All
ces, Euseoio Dlprey, Ram5n Rolon J
EIerminis Hernandez, de heridas ,
IsOLtDsioues leves
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
)uicios e|ectora|es en- Guayama
Reportage especial de Ia DEMocACIA,

presl6n) que podfa dsr cuansa, y que
no lea importaba rorqre ellos tenfan
el apoyo de su pgrtido
FL fiscal present6 con habilidad la
trueba destruyendo los arguments de
la defensa, que, d esar de Ia compe-
tercla reconocida del abogsdo senior
Sepdlveda, hubo de ser ex esivamen-
te pnbre, 60 vista de ia G. sridsd de la
prueba; y cusnd e. jlrado do vera
dicto de culpabil dad la segunds
causa despues de horA de delibe
raci6n, pressnt6 dith0 fiscal nueva-
mente la COrte IN escrito pid'endo el
! sobreGeimiento de nueve diez causas
mas que So seguian los mismos acu-
sados.
| va ciertos y dasar rmnados adverse
rios po'iscns propAIaban versionea
calumnios en- ell .entido de que el ju-
lrado, compuei 80 de- uni9nistas, obraba
bsjo la indlenc d. apaslonamientos
polftcos, cuando al dia siguiente en-
la causa ninero 1913 que pr exclusion
fraudulenta dol eecsor Victor Cruz
Sc segufs Celesiino Souchet, di6 We
redicto de inc llpabllidad.
Ell licenciado Sepdlveda, que ha
bfs estado en- su defena oportuno,
habil elocuente, despues del veredic
to dijo al jurado p'co mas menos
estas palabras: <Yo me e'icito, So
J flores, y felic!o al distrito de Guaya
ma, y feliciso a Guayama por contal
un jurado taa digno imparcal. VI
! sab(a que esta iurado estaba compues
, to de unionistas, por ESQ aqnf, MAJ
ALA, en- todas parties habar6 mu!
! alto d la honradez y rtctitud de lo
unionistas de Guayamas.
J. Sus palabras causaron muy bue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

--Anochs se efectuo el baile anun-
cIado por la socedad recrcatlva <An-
torcha del Siglo XN,, ell cusl estuvo
muy concurrido y animado.
-Esta mafiana So asr!6 g ed fclo
escolar de San Francisco. Ea dicha
escuela Sc estudiaran los grades supe-
riores quiuto, seXto, s6ptimo octave.
Nos irforma el Departamento que no
fl6 alberta oil ob del pasado mes, por
hscer rsformas 60 dicho ejiicio.
-ia sido trasladado el professor
don Luis Roman, de Salinas 1 Qua
yama.
--Ha sido nombrado maestro de
una escuela de Salinas, don Luis Co.
Ion.
-Ha sido nombrado professor dc
una escuela nocturna de San Sebas
tian don Felix Colon Ceballos.
= Esta manana salieron hacia Ca
rolina en- ssuntoA civiles, los sen )res
del Toro Cuebas, Fgueras y Labra-
der, juez, secretario y marshall de la
Corte de Distr.to de Saa Juan respec
tlvamente,
Hoy inaugura suB seSiones e.
tribunal Supreme.
Sc agita la idea de- construir uu
asio de mendigos sobre el edihcio
deStinado hoy hospital municipal
Los gas!os aeran sufraga10s por sus
cripci6n popular.
En- la central de la sucesi6n Mon
roig, Sc vieuen haciendo varlas refor
MIS- entire elias la montLra de un nue.
vo techo, tres censrifugas y tres cal
deras de sstema moderno.
Nos dicen del Dora O que ALI II
eXige que los vecinos aAten los patio'
de sus casas, ,cumpiendo todos con est
mandate y ponea las basuras al frent'
de sus viviendss para que ell murici
pio mande q recogerlas Pero es 9
case, que como este se-vicio no ST
hsce ali por parte de la admtpissra
ci6n, da lugar d constaptas denunciau
de la policfa, as que ell Juez de pa
liuzga pertinentes, sente cianGo lol
acusados,
! Nos icforman de Efumaeao gu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Acadia muniG' pal de Carolina

Acordado por el Conceio Munici.
pnl sscar remate las obras de cons.
t'rccion de treinta nichOs ea ell cemen.
bario de este pueblo, y cuyo presp.
puesto asciende novecentOs ochents
nueve dollars setenta Aeie centa
vos, (9S9 ~ SO ha sehalado para el
acto del remate 81 ola diez y siete de
Octubre pr61im alas dos de Ia tarde,
90 81 salon de ssslones del Ayulta-
mierto
LssprOposiciOnes Sc ajustsrSn al
modelo qus So inserta q Ltlnaaci6n
uel piego de con1ici0nes econbmico-
admiuistrStiyas, el cual, al como Ell
dc condicioaes fecut>tv S, presd-
ples o. plsno y dem,s docum nt0s que
Sc rcla.onan con las TX lrt SAD as
o0ras, srtncGeuIran de mantle. TO en-
ia Secretaria de e ite Ayuntsmiento
do8G4 puedeu euterarse todos los que
10 tieseea.
Lo que Sc anuncia por medic dtl
presente para la co 'currencia de lici
tAdOres.
Carolina, +. Il. 80 de stbre. 1905
NARClSo FONT.
Alcal1e Municipal 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|ClAS

siendo excessive el numero do niios
que no pueden asistir all1 4 las escue.
las pdblicas, la junta escolsr de aque.
LA ciudad solicit6 desde sl aflo pasado
la creaci6n de dos escuelss mas, 10
que hasta hoy no ha podido conseguir
del Depsrtan MO de Educsci
-En el Parque Borinquen tuvo
efecto aver por la mafiana una fiesta
de nihos, organizada por 10 aprecia.
BILE joven profesora setortta Rosario
Belbell Asistl6 numerosa concurren.
cia.
-Nuestro amigo don jose Il. 30.
meta ha trasladado su residencia &
Santurce.
-Durante Ia semana pasada, ha
prestado la policls de Bayam6n los
siguientes servicios Dsnunciados 10.
Sc Sierra, Francisco Svills, Leoncio
Linares, Luis Salla, JESUS de 10 Cruz
Sanchez, y Miguel Monge, por infrac.
cion q las lsyes de sanidad; Y Marce.
limo Pizarro, Prudencio Carols, y
Eduardo Santos, por maltrato do ami
males; Jose Mercsd, por infracci6n
de las lsyes dc carreteras; J Jose Do.
nato y Nicanor Rivera, por alterar
la paz pdb'ica,
I'm las elecciones vsrihcadas
aver para coustituir el comite local
defnit!yo de la AsoeiacioR de Macs.
tros de Puerte. Rico, resull6 electA 10
siguiente candidatura: Presidsnte, don
Francisco Cortes. Secrstario don
Agustin r. Laugier, y VocAlss seno-
ras Manuela A de Martinez, Rosario
| de rimothee y Carmen j. de Rosell6.
La sehora Timoth6e Ia designo el
Comit6 electo para representarlo en ell
Comit6 de Distrito.
-Estuvo sntesyersn San Juan ' nos
hizo una vista, nuestro amigo don
Juan Menchaca Lugo, de Ponce.
= En- Puerta de TERRA, parada Z hay
una casa cuyo slgibees hoy un dep6sito
de aguas suciasy y por no estar debids-
mente cubierto, despide malisimos olo.
res, que constituyen un foco de infec.
J ci6n para aquel yecindario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

ma impression son una hsrmosa prue.
ba de la exquisitx cultura del j6ven
letrado republican, de Ponce; elias
de,truyen las vsrsiones de los que
vefau en- las decisiones anseriores del
iurado uu apasionamiento polt,co
que no exists.
FL fscal especial estuvo como STEM.
pre-, habil xpresivo; suya no es la
culpa, 81 s)g nos de los que hoy acu.
den & los tribunales de justicia on de-.
mands de IN cassigo ejemplar para los
que le rrivaron de aus erechos sa-
grades, por irnorancia 6 por de.cuido
no presentan toda la prueba necesa.
ria; ell jurado IL spir&ndose sismDre en-
los humanitarios principios de que va
le ms absolver un culpabe que con.
denar a un inocente, y de que no pro-
bAda ia culpabilidad por encima do
todo debe la Mt cia absolver, absol.
vic & este acuSado, y para busn nom.
bre del partldo, psra honra prestt-
gio del pueblo puertorriquei1o, hasta
para denostrar que 10 institution del
liurado no ca uu fracsso en- Puerto Ri
CO, debe obrar siempre con esa recti.
tud de miras; es el camino de la
union.
Con motive del sobreaeimiento de
que aptes liable tenemos un receso dc
4 dias; al reanudarse las sesionss de
L. Corte, habra gran saueucia de psr.
: sonal de Yauso, y tenemos ontendido
} que vendra & hacerse cargo de Ia de.
fensa de algunos acusados ell licencia.
! do PARA Cap6, de Ponce.
Hoy Sc dicsaran las sentencias de
, los echo culpables. Informsre opor-
tinamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
ENTAS En- FL MUELLE

Palacios y GAS. Ochoa 10, Sues.
de L. Nillamil y Gu Luiha Hnos, y
C$, 81 sGcos r.r banz s ndm. IL; A.
Vicente y c., i6 sscos garbsuzos ssu-
CD extra l38 sec. etAs higos; Al.
oshoa Hq, Sues. de L. Villamil y
C Sucs. de NJ. Lombs J c. 40 sacos
gsrbNnzos y 451 csjsS pasas Trano,
Almacenaio; 20 sacoEgarbGnzos y 200
caiss lozas,
f. Font y no q A. Vicente y CO,
496 Bles. uvas.
Sob. de Ixlulsrdo y CO Z A. VI
cente y c., l30 81 uvas.
Sues L. Vlllamil J Cs "A. Vicen.
te y Ce, 323 Bllvss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

Causas l72 y 81 contra Celestino To.
rruellas Jua' J ser )dr guez, Ar
tC MO Purcell y Luis Msldonado,
por exclusion ffaudulenta Y mega
tiya de Inscription, spectivamen-
te.
DECLARADOS CULPABLES
En- los diss q y % SO han celebra
do ante esta Cor!e dos nuevas causas
en- que q jurado hs dsclarado culpa.
bles por oiaci6n de Ia ley electoral &
os juecas republicanos Celestino To-
rrue'las, Juan Jose Rodriguez, Anto-
MO Purcell y Luis Maldonado.
D.fendis a los acusados ell Lcdo.
Ser1lveda, de Ponce, lquien puso en-
j ,ego todos los recursos de su habi-
biliiad para contrarrestar el peso de
| a prueba irrefutable que en- ambas
causas in'rodujo ell repressnsante del
Pueblo
Declarsron tastigos de responsa-
bilidsd como e. presidente del Comite
uuionista de Pefuelss, don Agustin
Chavier, 81 txcluido' en la "a causa
un Inspector del Gobierro, quien
declare que iunto con el senior Cha
vier fueron excluidos diez6 doce unio-
nistas mas; que 81 Sc present6 en- el
p-ecinto lIamadn por dicho senior &
htzo presente los jue,es de la mayo
ia que una vez prestado e. juramento
cualquiera te2ia derecho q la inscrip'
ci6n; que los unionlssss qoisieror
presiar nuevo jursmanto ante la mesa
porque en- 10 que le fueron q buscarle
SO habfan destruiio por los aeusados
pero que los jueces republicanos air
asf no habfan querido ioscribirles
alegaudo descars damente (fue su ex
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
In FL HOSPITAL

II ssbRdo f.e opersdo en el
Hospital municipal Epifsnio Nelen.
dez, que tu6 trsslAdAdo desde Loizs,
con una herids en- Ell cusllo que ints.
res6 todoS los tegidos hssta la traquea.
Seg1n informes, este indiyiduo trat6
de suicidsrse, hiriendoIe con una ma.
vsia. Su estsdo, despues de Ia ope.
rae!6u, 90 satistactorIo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
SESSION IMPORTANTt

La Association Med'ca eelebrara
ell pr6ximo domingo, $ de corr ente su
tsrcera session cientifcs, 4 ana de la
tarde en- los Salones del a eneo.
La Junts de 6 obierno invita- para
etta reunion a los medic 5 en- general
y a las personals que Sc irt 'ressn por
la Asociaci6n
Sc tratsrsn los siguieates temas;
La leprs, por ell DR., Qlevedo Baez, cor
dsmostrsciones microsc6pica. por Dr..
Stahl; el sislamiento en Fl ,tami.nto
de los alienados por ell ID c enaga;
caso de eventra.i6n, ,por e, r. Ayi6s
diffusion de la Uncinsria Liga &c
defensa contra la Anemi por ell DR..
Stahl presentation de Ia caso de
Abraquia una nina de 3 hos raclds
sin braz0s, ejeyc endo las flnciones de
estos y las msnos, las isrnas los
pias, por ell DR.. Stahl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

la casa, y don1e dice dice STREET
ell nombre de la oalls donde queds
situada Ia casa
Confaudo en aus Sc lie dsra tods
la publicidad poIible q este aviso,
queio de I'd. S. S. s.
n. Il. lands.
Administrator,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Treasury Department Of Pufo Roo -Suba, Pbica BenH nnuebes

cole Rera le A pa 90 10y MsigM
spav b l I sg h her g 10 rps
Lempo ol Wc OF ~ seq pc q
ITTpihQ htlruGdu Contrib egQNS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13

volver used by the prisoner were filled
with poison The crowd in the ante
room of the prefecture set upon the
assassin, who was dragged into the
street and terribly beaten.
The terrorists seem to take pride In
issuing challenges involving a demon
stration of their power and resources
to penetrate the asmor of the police.
Moreover Trepoff knows enough Of the
resources and desperateness of the or
ganization to firmly believe the terror
lists are able to execute their threat Ho
makes no concealment of the fact that
he expects to be killed, but his nerve rs
unshaken. Il will at least die at the
post Of duty" he says Privately Ire
poff takes "A gloomy view of the future
of the autocracy in which he believes.
The general is confident IL given un-
trammeled power he could restore the
old status quo in a year. but the pres
ent vacillating policy he thinks will
end only in ruin. A representative as
sembly, no matter what its initia.
character may be, he is convinced VIII
soon be transformed into a constituent
assembly, which will give the death
blow to absolutism.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13
TORPEDO HURTS THREE MEN.
Air Flask Bursts Under Test and
Breaks Superintendent's . Loo.

Air Flask Bursts Under Test and
8 Breaks superintendent' : Log.
New York, July 13.-While testing
the air flask Of white-head torpedo
In the works Of the e. w. Bliss cotn-s
pany, today the head Of the flask gave
way under the tremendous pressure
and three men were injured. They
are:
Goodspeed. Charles A., OF the Prem
tiss Tool and Supply Company.
F'ylnn, John j., superintendent Of the
E. w. Bliss Company's works.
Riddel, John. master mechanic for
the General Electric Works. Schnecta-
'dy.
Flynn had both legs broken and the
other two were less seriously injured
The air flask Of a torpedo II etle
highly tempered steel cylinder between
the explosive ard the steering gar. The
one that was being tested was six feet
long and eighteen inches In diameter.
In testing the TASKS they are subjected
Ito hydraulic pressure Of Nnseed oil
Of $500 pounds, and while working
they are only subjected to an air press
sure of 2.250 pounds
Mr.. Flynn was showing the other
men around the works and took them
to the testing room. The pressure had
reached the maximum and was about
to be turned OF when the head Of the
flask gave way. Mr.. Flynn YVES stand
ing directly In front of the head. with
Mr.. Riddell and Mr.. Goodspeed on each
side Of him, and he received the fun
force Of the flying steel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13
D[PEN Still N
THE EQUITABLE
New York Senator Has Not Re-
signed and Is Still Special
Counsel
CHAIRMAN MORTON TALKS
Says Depew Promised to Hand in His
Resignation - Superintendent Hon.
bricks Discusse, That Big Loan to
tho pspew Improvement Company
and Why it Was Not in Report.

New York. July Ex-senator Depew
has not resigned as director OF .he
Eouituble Society. This announcement.
,,as made today by Chairman Paul
Merton when his attention was di-
rected to an interview With the senator
IN PARTS Yesterday, which IS printed
hara tnaav. Morton said that just pe-
fore Depew sailed for Europe 1ew
weeks ago. he called at the Equitable
offices and told the chairman ne wouio
resign as q director and that ne haa
no objection to his $4,000 q year posi-
tion as special counsel to the society
he,ne cancelled or abolished. No for
NAL presentation OF the resisnatAoh
has ever been made.
syracuse. July Estate Ansural1co
s,nar,ntendent Hendricks today was
asked az to why reference 70 rRs De-
pew Improvement company, ana ies
exhorbitant loan from the Equitable
was not contained in the preliminary
report of his investigation OF the So
ciety's affairs. Hendricks said "That
was ancient history. We had one into
that before. We told the society to
call the loan. We marked the valua-
tion Of the property down to $l5oOOo.
They kicked on that and we told them
If we made any change 1t would be
less. They then foreclosed the mort
gage on the property and bid 1t In for
$50, 900 and they have it yet
Hendricks also replied to comment
Of District Attorney Jerome Of New
York, who had said it was funny the
newspapers could get a copy Of the
evidence taken in the Equitable in-
vestigation, when he (the district at
torney) could not. Hendricks said:
''If Jerome wanted a copy of the testi-
mony why didn't he ask for 1t? He has
never asked for a copy, Of the testi-
mony."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13
PAGE EIGHT.
General Market News.
Wheat Ruled Higher.
Board of Trade Quotations.
The Live Stock Market.
OIL Men Plead for Rights.
was connected, Deputy Comptroller 7.
p. Kane today issued the following

was connected, Deputy ComptrOller Z.
2. Kane today issued the following
statement:
"While the law prohibits national
bank from making a loan In excess OF
ten per cent of its capital to any indi-
vidual. company, firm or corporation.
there Is no limit as to the amount OF
commercial or business paper which a
bank may discount. In the case OF the
First National Bank of Topeka, the re-
port Of an examination made In March,
1905, showed but one excessive loan,
and that not to anyone OF the Devlin
Fcorporations. While 1t rs iInpr1idept
and unsafe for bank to discount an
excessive line of paper for amy one IN
terest or affiliated concerns, 1t Is not
unlawful.
"The same condition prevailed in the
Illinois banks as was shown In the To-
peka bank. The examination Of one
Of those banks In December, 1904,
showed a number OF excessive loans to
the Devlin corporations. These were
required to be reduced and were re-
duced."
"rhere were several OF these Devlin
corporations" the statement concludes,
leach independent of the other. but
practically operated and controlled by
the same individuals. Under the law
n. hank could loan to each Of these Cor
porations an amount equal to ten per
cent Of it's capital, and in addition dis
co,rnt it's commercial or business pap
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13
ROOSEVELT HITS "oUlTTERs."
Men Who Fear to Take Up Panama
Work Are Weak-Praise For Wood.

Oyster Bay, N. Y. July 13.-"The
people who flee from Panama will car
ry up here just such stories as the
people who flee from the forefront of
a battle carry to the rear with them.
The people to whom this country owes
and will owe SO much are those w''o
stay down there and do not talk, but
do their work and do it WELL
These words, uttered by President
Roosevelt and given by him direct
application to events of the last few
weeks, formed an interesting part of
an address delivered before the Asso-
ciated Physicians of Long Island. Tie
president also gave high praise to Gem
eral Leonard Wood and to the medical
profession In general as rendering
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13
CRIME in COTTON LEAK.
Bureau Of Justice Says Prosecution
Can be Had.

Washington, July 13.-The criminal
Investigation into the cotton statistics
leakage to be made by District Attor-
ney Beach will be far-reaching. That
Edwin S. Holmes, the dismissed Off
cial, may be reached by the criminal
law, is believed by the officials Of the
department of justice.
While the authorities are preparing
for this inquiry the New York and
New Orleans cotton exchanges in let
ters to President Roosevelt urged that
such inquiry be made to the end that
the department of agriculture be purg
ed Of dishonest officials, and that those
responsible for the recent leakage be
punished.
Expense will not be spared in gath
ering evidence of the methods alleged
to have been employed by Holmes, and
inexposing any accomplices he may
have had in, his operations. Mr.. Beach
will have the benefit of the labors of
secret service men who were employed
by Secretary Wilson, and also of the
best legal talent of his own office
Working on the case will be a number
of men VINO ferreted out much of the
evidence used in the prosecution of
postoffice frauds.
Statements attributed to Mr.. Beach
that Holmes was not amenable to
criminal prosecution were based, he
says, merely on the limited investiga-
ton made by Secretary Wilson. When
the whole plot is barred. he believes
criminal case may be made out.
Therefore it has been determined
that the further investigation shall be
an examination by law officers assist
ed by secret service operatives.
1t is planned to conduct the exam
ination secretly, on the grounds that
it will be much more effective. 1t has
mot been decided whether the case will
be submitted to the grand jury prior
to arrests, if it is found that arrests
are warranted but it is not believed
this will be the procedure. The grand
Jury has adjourned for the summer.
though If it is found advisable spec
ial grand jury might be summoned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-13

AsLEsT RUSSIAN sTATEsMAN
General Belief Ia Russia That He Will
Do Able 20 Secure Better Terms
!. From Japs Than Any other Man
| t,s Is Given Power to Conclude
i Psaos Quiet At Front.
BULLETIN.

Oyster Bay, July 13.-Official nottf-
cation OF M. Whites appointment has
not vet reached the president from st.
Petersburg. Unofficially the designa-
;tion Of watte is regarded as most pro-
nituous It is believed his appointment
d assurance that peace IN the far east
10 now In sight.
Rosen laid before the president the
letter OF the emperor recalling Count
sCassini and presenting his own cre-
dentials as ambassador In succession
TO Cassini. The president expressed
pleasure In welcoming Rosen again to
this country and the ambassador IN
reply gave assurances, OF his own and
his emperor's high regard for the
president and for the country and peo-
nle OF America.