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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
WANTS AN ACCOUNTING.
Ann Buckle sues sons for Her share OF
Husbands Estate,

Suit has been filed Iu the district
court by Ann Buckle against John r.
Buckle. George g. Buckle Charles e..
Bu.N'c. Walker Bros. bankers, and the
Utah Savings & Trust company % COM
pei au accounting of the rents and
wofts alleged To have been received
by defendants for part of lot T. block
i1, plat \, Salt Lake city survey and
also 10 quiet title TO her undivided one
third interest I'm the same. II is alleged
that John Buckle deceased owned q
one-haf Interest in said property and
that upon his death he bepueathed TO
plaintiff. his widow, one-half Of his
interest and she also claims that with
her dover hight she is entitled TO "A
oue.third interest iu the entire property
Since the death of John Buckle, IN
June 1897 the first three defendants
named have collected the rents from
the same and have not accounted to
plantn for any Of the funds received
She asks for an accounting and for
Judgment for SGj33 30 with interest on
the same amounting 20 N.7o2 and also
that receiver be appointed TO take
charge Of the property and that her
title 10 the same be quieted, The de-
fendauts Walker Bros. and the Utah
Savmgs & Trust company have mort
cages ON the property amounting IN
an 10 tli500 hence they are made par
ties 10 the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
Grand Central Station.

New York Aug. 2S-At the present
rate OF progress in the work Of Inn
proyement it Is expected that three
months VIII see the Grand Central stu-
ton RACED and work begun on the
magnificent structure which Is to re-
place the only railway terminal at pres
emit existing on Manhattan island only
the non-complctlon Of the temporary
offices for the railroad company pre-
vents the work Of tearing down the
old structure
Work on the improvements has gone
as far as 1t can go without entering
The station or causing an interruption
Of the train service Where two years
ago stood several hundred homes. I'm
The section beside tho tracks between
Forty-tourth and Forty-nmth strets,
today IS an excavation quite extensive
In itself but only a fraction Of the
great hole that win be made In the
10 square blocks which the terminal
win cover The plans Of the railroad
company call for the expenditure Of
&5.00o00Q on the Improvements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
KRUTTSCHNITT OH
RAILROAD OPERATIONS


ogden Aug. 2s .JuNus >ruuarhnltr
director of maintenance and operltIon
of the Hartman lines arrived in ogden
this afternoon on "a .ur.aI train on his
,,av tbrnush from SIAN Francisco to the
cast After looking over the wards ho
loft, for CHEYENNE
Nm .r .1i,rgIov with rho News" he
smoke rraa, rar,rdiue fba pronosed Iu.-
proy,rerts to be- instituted by me Har.
lIm1n lines ,t ogden. tThose improve
,,.nts hc said bId been under pontou-
Ir.ti.n r,, the r4et .iv vcars and work
D.. prsbed tbroupb IN Co1,pletior
rir., ,.,,,iB como fhr r6nrfefion af
Oh. nav s-or, po,. ip., h. ,.rds
.,,5t,b ,,aula ,s-1diust the ant|re mar.
I,-,, 30 n,r5iir,, r,Ssc,,sI. .tr.m. Whom
Xxx ,ef sue ..o,a,.iot1a tbr n,.so,,-
,,o. VIVA o.o,,IJ bo tnn now i,,nr,ya-
NJ, ~, i'm. v,buo .t rr.s.nt tbora
''''''' 90 ''''.' wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
WESTERN PACIFIC.
Road Buys Up All tav 0htalnabs In
Quincy District

The Reno Gazette prints q special
dispatch from quincy cal which says.
One Of the indications that work Is
speedily 10 begin on the Western Pa
cinC IN Plumas county is the fact that
an the hay for sale in American valley
has been bought by the railroad COM
pany The price was SIS per ton for
h1led hay and the question was not
what is the kind Of hay, is It first class
or note But simply how many bales
can y0u let us have
A part Of the hay is to be- delivered
in quincy and the remainder viii boz
taken from the ranches when il is
needed
Another indication Of speedy work
isJhc fact that % wagon road is % be
hiIlt from the junction Of Indian and
spanish creeks ON the road between
Indian and American valleys down the
river 10 Rich Bar
a part of the distance the route is a
very rugged one, and the road win cost
from $1,000 10 $500 mile II r.
claimed that this road Ia TO be built
ON "a good grade 80 as 10 permit very
heavy machinery being taken down
The same one class Of machinery will
be air ComprcssCrs 10 be- used IN run-
ming the tunnels on the line OF the
Western Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
RUSSELL QUITS c b, 4 o.
j. W Walton wlli Probably Succeed Him
As Travelling Passenger Agent.

r. y. Russell. travelling passenger
agent for the Burlington, has lett Salt
Lake for Chicago where he goes to ac-
Cept a position with mining company
Ills hurried departure had the effect N
circulating "a number OF rumors on
Railroad row which upon investigation
by the "Ncws' nrovc 10 be without
foundation MI Russell simply made
mp his mind to quit the railroad bus
mess and enter another walk IN bust
ness No.
Jut who hls successor win be r. not
at This time officially announced, but.
IN an probability J W. Walton, chief
clerk at the general agency Of the
Burlington, and formerly secretary TO
Vice President J Ross Clark Of the
Salt Lake Route, win get the appoint
ment Mr. Walton is on his way home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
BUSINESS NOTES.

roday's local bank clearngs amoNlt-
cd 10 $11l0i9.a3 us against $5i9 $3.50 for
the same day last year
The Logan steam laundry filed a copy
Of It's articles of Incorporation with
the secretary OF state today. u Is
capitalized at $4,000 divided into
shares Of the par value OF 81 each
Frank Earl is president Maude Earl
vice president; r. d. Thatcher secre-
Mry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr. and Mrs VIM, W. Philips desire
10 express TO the lilh Ward and the
Timers Union, together with their
many friends who assisted by their
presence and otherwise at the funeral
Of their son Clearance, their heartfelt
appreciation and thanks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28

Mr. Berry Is we'll known here and IS
consulting engineer for the oregon
short Line iu addition 10 his connec-
ton with the Union Pacific. lie also
was prominently Identified with the
building Of the salt Lake Route during
the time Of the famous bIoodIess bat
tie Of the grade below Caliente. He
also took some part in the construc-
ton of the Lucin cutoff His many
friends throughout the west win un-
doubtedly keep the wires hot tonight
with congratulations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
Condemnation suit,

The Rio Grande Western Railway
company nled suit In the district court
today against Joseph j, Shields and
John r.. Cook to condemn a right Of
way over part Of the southwest quarter
Of section 30, township south range 2
west, salt Lake meridian The Black
Rock extension OF the railroad VIII run
across defendants property and 1t needs
the strip Of land for railroad purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
FUNERAL OF
DR. NJ H. HARDY
Impressive Services in Provo Tab.
eraacle in Nemory of Esteemed
Friend and Citizen.
ADDRESS BY PRIEST. J.F. SMITH
Other Prominent Speakers - Feel.
Ing Encomiums Of HOuorcd add
WclI.Spcnt Life.


creeiaI o1rros1uuIuu.a.
pr..., f-,.h d.. .,. asN rsrga
'''
congregation '.lDh'.I l'' ."''It' '''-
vices over The remains OF Dr. VI. H..
Hardy Yesterday m The Tabernacle.
MI, ... ....l .,-. h..u,it,,If,.
''''' '''''''
dfapcd DO Nnile ana oihamrntel Wiin
plants ana flowers. and the oasEot was
covered and surrounded with proc
fusion OK beautiful flowers. eyidenciug
thc high esteem I'M which the departed
was held ON toe stand were seated
President Joseph H.. Smith. President
A. b. LuuI Patriarch john Saith. El-
der Reed sm9ui of the ADostIa7 Elders
Seymour 3. Young and b H. Roberts.
president David John '0WHa'lrs jose
cph Is. korer and Lafayette u0.uI01k
and many of the local Duu,cu guth0gI-
ties. Presdrut John presided
The services opened by Tie choir
singing. "LtlI. kindly LIgug' and
prayer was offered by Elder j.. f. Nell
son followed Uy The choir SINGING
BLESSED arc the DoaI"
Elder j H. Booth NG. the grst sUpuk-
ar. Tie referred 90 h.s arst acqulint-
ance with Dr. Hardy Do 1863. when both
were students at the Dos.rct university
and 90 the close relations that had
since existed between them lu business
IelgiousIy and oluegtIonalIy suo8kInE
in the highest terms OF the ability and
integrity of the departed.
Elder b. II. Roberts spoke as the rene
preventative of the Mutual Improvement
associations. EXPRESSING the belief CHAT
there were thousands of young men m
the state whose lives have been udu-
d a.
Dr. Hardy. THE speakers fcn fh3t the
HE OF Dr. Hardy In its example of gem
lie courtesy Christian bearing ana
faith I'm the G0suel had been OF GREAT
benefit 10 others
Miss Florence Jcpperson sang 30 MY
Father"
President Joseph r. Smith smoke of
his ac1uaiutance and association with
Dr. Hardy, at home and in tho mission
field These associations had Convinced
the speaker that Or Hardy was am eN-
emplary man IA man OF superior intel
lect, and man of firm f9uh I'm the
principles OF the Gospels man for whose
life and labOrs the world ,gyas better.
lie often wondered why An the proy.
dence Of the Creator. men who were
good and useful were taken away in
the very height Of their usefulness. while
so many men were permitted to remain
who We're OF no use To- themselves or
others He had no criticism to make
OF this because II was possible that
greater work awaited them I'm the other
sphere. II II was necessary for Christ
70 go TO proclaim the Gospel to the
spirits in prison, IL was not at all I'M
probable that good men who have been
true and faithful here viii De sent into
the spirit world to proclaim liberty to
AZ h# OIL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28

Upon request Of Atty A. j. Weber
for the defense. the time for passing
sentenc, upon Martin Sutio and Yoso
Bacbiph, the Austrians convicted of as
saultng Deputy Sheriff Chichester at
Bingham ON March "A, was continued
today by Judge Armstrong until next
Friday morning az 10 o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
BIG HoRNExCURSION


NUpNVHIUUI VNH'
VIA oregon Short Line. Round trip
TO Frannie cody and Garland, Wyo-
ming, only $4,000 Tickets good for re-
turn until October 5th Eleven hours
quicker than any other line. See agents
for further particulars City Ticket
Ohlce. 20l Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
from Canada where he went some days
ago on business.
c. a n, W, ANNUAL REPORT


Chicago, Aug 2S.--Tho annual report
Of the operations OF the Chicago &
Northwestern railway company for the
year ending June so given out today
shows.
Gross earnings. t55.7i5255. from pas.
scnger account Sl3332 1l3; from freight
|3h292N30 miscellaneous, 3ll2i30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
J. b. BERRY HONORED.
chief Engineer OF Union Pacific Gets
Panama Appointments

Washington, Aug. 2S.-John b. Berry
chief engineer Of the Union Pacific rail
road az Omaha, has been appointed as
sIstaut member Of the board Of con-.
sultIng engineers, which win meet in
Washington ON sept 1 to discuss the
building Of the Panama canal He fills
the vacancy made through the resigna-
ton of Herman SChussler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
+. {. Schramm, Dou'I Drug Co

Cor LIST So, ana Owl .orr..
Main sts where door -N 'eN'
the cars stop" Po.fom.. new
Sole Agents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
Eorly Fall SnitS.

Ask to see our line Of n'N . Isn
suits. mannish effects an.a l'. ..,,s
materials. long Prince AlotI. ~. M.
pleated skirts and q real o3' 2 IN.
feet In the seml-htted back. OBJ ''
ches long. with pleatod skirt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
Wrappers.

All odds and ends In Calico Wrap
pers, colors blue and white, and
black and white figure. 7Qc
tO close out at this sale ....... fON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-28
Misses School Skirts

A sample line IN brown. t0 NV. u'
and gray, hardly two skIf'a al'H.
A nice skirt for school wear ioI VA
young ladies'. sizes from 30 10 90
ranging In price from ri, 40
Si9s, i2.4S, sos and"",'"'F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Oct 2-Aved steamer Cedric CD 5Adao9
N Nv work via Queenstown; sailed steamer Loo2n4s
1TSy" Watt New-York via Queenstown -.,.
sos1ths rnnton Oct 2Iaed. steamer New
via CherbouTg (and passed Hurst Castle
Lao me- }ssaed steamers Tu-carOra CD. HollinEs
IBrI Renyick, Calcutta. etc. lot boston sh0
Antwerp oct n n- q. 5cve steamer 'adeFi'no
ST.nb%+S Oct 81 o -Arrtved steamer SAtES'a tSef''
- Schmidt Se% " siSo un-Arrivsd. steamer Moltke
sr s 0Gs NeYOT plymouth for Hamburg
tana pFoSs GEE ie-Arrived steamer Medonna Cbrl.
Aan 1'1 ,zr' T1nmin New-Tork. - ~ ~,
x, sra " r., 17Arrived steamer Athalie CNor) MAO
t,,braltsr Oct 21-Arrived steanar frns S Gad
pusga Nsw-YOrk for Naples ana Genoa Jana pro
SssSs Oct isaiIsd steamer United States pan.
MSn' s lessTsd. steamer Chicago city csr,'
Hunter Mew,fSTdH steamer Itan Csr). Brtds.s New
fo G, ,aarrived cametenss EBr) PonsstA
csps Town Oct Yo-,
s,FSnsr 6ot Issansd steamer Aoensa eGe'' Peter
ssn cfrom Yokons ma etc rived steamer Rotterdam
Bou%sns Oct s1 Fl RosssdS@ ara
oossdsa; soss. 4oR RarnSuF iG' ana DOTsr' New
rss,Ses DC. a1-pssssd steamer Brooklyn o's oa
Bailey. Nsw-feHk I SSrriYsa steamer Eastern Prince
Pssn.msueo oct .,lsYorst for sentOs. -,
ve,sa Brazil i7Ag ARR Jsa.,fo ana sansos
Ensst- New lived steamer Crown OF ths C&zsi.
sinfsgSTe Och OCT SsI-YoTE ter M@aa nv, y,s,xo,
Genoa, OCT 2oA rr ,trvnssaa;e,ilss and Naples
r5sg c ks1vssed steamer MiDnehaha cSs'' f'sn
snn- New-Tork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
Death
80 -nE

Assuming that the steady decrease above nd nd
Gated in the infant mortality Of NeW-fork curing
the last eleven years has been closely relateo 70
the work OF my milk depots IT is instructive 10 note
while in 1893, the before my service was
on sufficiently large scale to be recGgniZaoie ere
ment IN the milk supply Of New York, the deatn
rate of children under five was SSS a tnousand II
had been reduced by 1897 to 81 q thousand ne
reduction continued somewhat irregllarly since
that year the death rate reaching its lowest ng4re
in 1919 when the rate fell to 54s thousano- P S
perhaps the most impressive demonstration OF tie
saving Of infant lives which has been eIscteo AZ
New-York since the beginning OF my work IS 70
be found in the fact that while the average maor
tzIitv among children under hve for the Hve yesls
1915 was 900 q thousand, the rate for INC NV
years 1S0OTe4 was 69.2 thousand reoucuon LII y.
Ia a thousand To put the case IN snolhen way
ne average Increase of the infant poPg9a ao 2 St
he CITY during the two periods compared was ~
Dor cent FIt while the annual average OF oSatls
!ssl g was I81le It 10 BOB from ls- ~ So' =,
ousIv had the ratio deaths to the POI ~
the hrs Ave years represented the mortaty 9" tts
last ONE we should have had an average OF go"
infant deaths per annum that the saving o. IL
FAINT lives effected in ten years Is nor atod ante
sen per annum BY considering the perloo AM e.
dating nv efforts TO improve the rIh sup p> IF
New-Eork still more striking eVloehee Vi
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
4Ttusemenfs.

oS~IS~SS%SESSS%S
DAVID BrIAsC0,s PRODUCTIONS NOW
PLAYING IN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
SEEK CLERKS SERVING ILLEGALLY
Cawi Service Commission Inyestigsting-Has
Thus Far Found Only Two.

CivtlAService Commissioner Baker said yegter-
day. at the Hotel Bartholdi. that he was con-
Quoting an investigation in the Department of
Taxes and Assessments with view to discov-
ering the men who are alleged 10 be filling clerk
ships by impersonating others who have passed
Civil Service examinations
Since the beginning of our Investigation /"
said Commissioner Baker. there has been one
arrest made, that Of Frank Meter OF BROOKLYN
who was arraigned in the Tombs police CONT
on Monday and held on a charge of filling the
position for which another had taken the exam
nation Two days afterward we discovered that
a man was impersonating Patrick r McSorIav
of Queens He disappeared before we could ar
rest him "
The Commissioner said that no other arrests
had been made nor had any other frauds been
discovered, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Oct. 81, 1905
ARRIVED.


Steamer St Paul Passow. southampton and chsr6ours
- 80 Sontheast of Fire Island at 4:6b M
= Tolratne (Fr) Faole. Havre Octooer Is &c
~. ConapnIa Generate TransatlantIQue WITH @S cDtl
cha 7as steeraxe passengers. mails and Inoss AEs1
at inc sE Hudson (Fr pelanoe oetobss 10 the
omnaRrie Generate TransatlantiQue win AZ
and nndss Arrived at the Bar at o:So a m
steamer Kennebeo 8T) BTinon; % T1ons gonT a.
ooe August H. Penang % sueE september TOT
SSt5 IL ana IIgfors q. TO Philip Ruprecn "Atn N1us'
I I%9vsS at the Bar az $50 10Th s..,. m
steamer Brentwood lBr. Booth SeDs tSa Fsr
20 J H winchester q Co. IN OAiAN~~
at 10 m TITilanca, Knight Hsvans October IT. e
Zee r Ward q CO. with passengers ana nloS0@ <ASSeu
in sandy Hook 5:45 m ,o,,,r,. c,-,obrr IL and
crssrIeston 10 TO william clyde Co. WIN P@7eS''
s -n6se LEFT Quarantine at 11l6 m ., .. r, =,
S...m,r Coual Risk. Galveston Octoper a. &c.
xsHo-- g co with passengers and mdse' Leht 9uS1
Ansino al Hamilton soas Newport News and NSIfos
s Oid Torninion SIS Co. with pessensors @Nu N1''
Left Quarant iaz Vonanno GtaD, Miera Boston o.
.oSer i9 10 H vosemsnn & Co. IN 0~'0S' "
for &s1iancIa Knight Cruz octooar1S e
oCeaI * .,d Havana II. TO James n wary "a at
"a aes SO ssengers mails and mdse Arrl's0 "' ' ~ "
b'So m, Celtic CBrD Ransom Liverpool OCTOBER 10 sna
- $500, IL 20 White Star Line WIN
ssEs ID mdse East OF Fire Island Ak I:oA IA
60 Izook n J. Oct 81 $50 u-"ind northwest
tight breeze: clear
-, .o- partn Amboy; Mesaba (Brl.
steamer oTtbiand Port Arthur. Tex; PhlsoeP PIE
LONDON: Sh.rrourx and Southampton; CarnPsna tsI)'
PiymouI T1rrt bismarck t9sr), Naples ano ;z
IAverP9ol; Intwerp Albanom GER. Hamburg; 1uhas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

IeTas WsU Diue Out Waters-
Pierce AUy of Standard
rey Telegraph to III. Tribunal

galveston. Tex. Oct. 21-The Waters p,s-..
Company wiz be driven from Texas for tn. $50.
o"0 Time The first step in this direction has
Oeen taken by the rejection of It's income tax
aesree'ieing nearly $4,000, which was offered
ehs ot'As' ihe company, In the Missouri investi
s-S "a, Nas said TO be property of the Stand
sIo oll Company. which, under the antif-ms,
laws, cannot operate In Texas.
charges viii be instituted In the courts
IAiils tof the imposition of heavy penalties
la4ls are under way for the establishment az
aepots IN Indian Territory. and the comnanv
proposes to operate In Texas through hrencbas
Eour years ago this company was readrnitted e.
Lexas upon the sworn statement Of the officers
mat it was IN no wise connected with the stand
ard OIL Company N'-e . 's3io-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
LAKEWOOD SEASON IN FULL SWING

TIE season at Lakewood. which began on oct0-
Der J. is now in full swing Lakewood 'ti'n 81
nine miles from the Atlantic ocean. Is noteo lor us
,,,,s...s - oI,ote even IN rnidwinter. as well as
:or n, bsaItbf,,l odor of its woods Lakewood is
sixty miles from NewYork and Is eut other things
feksyoaH is noted for its roads when aIe TetI
adapted for horseback riding. and me DtO narrow
ureeque Of which is the Catneofai Oit'
path through the Druid Woods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

1..o e.c. New-Yori DUTCH. Rotterdam; Davis (from
S SCya Jacksonville: Coamo. San Juan, Ponce, etc;
Caledonia CBr) Glasgow: barcelona tGerl Phiiadelpha
.tIan- Toston: Monterey Havana; Aal (Ger), kings
ton Roma Sabine Pass; Napoiitan PRINCE OBJ Naples
NeW-CrleaEs: PRINCESS anne:
NorfoIS and Newport News; Naooochee seysnnah; e!
Nouviso QtaD, Savannah; Concho Key
Da AIgonquin Charleston and Jackson
west E MIIes pbiladelph!a: Navahoe Wilmington and
fernT:S-tovn. Cnesep eRke. Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suarse ols Sunset b11 Moon rises 1881 ess "a
HIHH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook I:34 Gov. Island Hell Gats aga
PM--sandy Hook 600 Gov Island 210 Hell Gate <:0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

The Celtic reported by wireless yesterday will dock
about $50 a. m. to-day, The Paul, anchored OF
ouaranane late last night will dock early this morning
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-05-27
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 27 DE MAYO DE 1905.

Emperador concerniente d la libertad
de creencias rehgiosas hacienda un
lado los deshabilldades de los Cat6hcos
komanos y otras creencias religi0sas
Sc reporta que 10000 personas ban deja
do Ia iglesia Rusa en- los gohiernos de
Seldice y Lubln
III censor ha ordenado a la prensa Po
laca Sc abstenga de hacer referencia al.
guna al asunto. En- an pueblo de ESQ
habitantes G,s han cambiado su fe.
Las autoridades de la iglesia Rusa es.
tan tomandO medldas forzosas para inn
ptdir estas deserciones. Una 6rden de
la lglesia Rusa, tituRda, LA Herman.
dad de Ia Santa Nlrgen," la expedido
un manifesto violento atacando de una
manera ruda los Polacos y q los Cato.
licos Romanos.
HACENDApo MENICANo sE sUICDA EN
NUEyA YORK.
Nueva York, Mayo 2l.-Mauuel Fer
nandez del Vale, Jr., un Mexicano. Sc
mato 81 mismo en- su despacho de Ia
calle Broadway, d8udose un tiro, Fue
encontrado sentado en- una silla expiran-
do su nltimo aliento, por los ofoiales
que oyeron Ia detonaoion Al lado del
cuerpo del sulcida Sc encOntr0 nn re-
trato mntilado de una mujer Estaba
roto de modo tai que no Sc pudo deseu,
brlr dc que fotografia pr0cedi6 La
policia cree que este retsato pudiea su
plir el motiyO del hecho. Del Vale.
era miembro de una familia rica, es
.taba temporariamente en- Nueya York,
con asuntos de una empresa de Guada.
laJara, Mexico, que estaba 81 poniendo
en- pie
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-05-27
La Guerra de Orlente.

La situacion en- ell Oriente permanece
en- la mas completa oscuridad por 10
que toca los movimientos maritimos,
pues nadie sabe punto flo, fuera de
los circulos ohciales, el paradero de
niDguna de las escuadras navales, Re
portes y rumores SO han publicado de
diferentes parties y distntos efectos +,
va de encuentros habidos y derrotas su-
fridas por los Japoneses, va de que han
visto tai cual ndmero de buques Ru.
sos en- este 8 ell otro lugar; pero 10 cier-
to es que de positive NADIA SO sabe.
Una de dos cosas Sc pueden presumir
8 Rojestyensky ha entrado al mar paci-
fico para ir Vladvostock 8 ha pasado
va Ell estrecho de Formosa sin haber en-
contrado la escuadra Japonesa, pues el
tempo para una de las dos cosas es va
bastante. 81 Rojestvensky pas0 el es
trecho dc Formosa, segun SO rumora
es eyidente que Togo no estaba allf y Sc
ha lido 4 refugiar las costas del Japou
81 estaba alli es evidente que Rojest
vensky entr6 al Pacifco. De San Pc
tersburgo anuncian ohoialmente qui
no se repetir6 con Rojestvensky la es
oena de la embotelladura en- Vladiyos
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