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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-25
Trammell rial.

A special from Dothan to the Mont
gomcry Journal says; The preliminary
hearing in the case of Byron Trammell.
charged with killing Robert j. Barnes in
his home here Wednesday, which had
been set for this morning, was postponed
till Monday morning. The case has been
transferred to the county court
There continues to be much speculation
as to what will be the defense, as nothing
has vet been given out either by the de-
PENDANT or his counsel. Gossip still con-
meets the tragedy with domestic troubles.
There is a general impression there
fore, that at the preliminary hearing
Tramme1 will either be acquitted or put
under light bond, which he can readily
give. to await the action, if any, but the
next grand jury
Trammell takes the matter quietly, and
judging from his appearance, he feels
confident of acquittal, or at least justif-
cation for his act.
The day before the shooting Trammell
was in Montgomery.
The remains of Barnes were shipped to
Atlanta Thursday at the request of the
young mans relatives in that city, and
were inferred there. ]. W. Grant accom-
panied the remains to Atlanta.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-06
SHIPMENT FROM BONNIE CLARE

the Bull
President L. Chaovch
settled the $ofo
gold predominating Manager says that 1t IS not
mill which will treat their much greater net proh
of One large piece Of choice ore weighing sSo
the
and attracts much attention This specimen shows car
of
$3.50 gold 80 silver and
ieaii The
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-06
JANUARY TO THE FRONT WITH BIG STRIKE
GOLD OUTPUT FOR WEEK.

closing yesterday
mills the sampler and
the preceding The
shipped outside points approx
of
latter
of
is hoped to have operation oy
weekly values justice to the
the small handled
fol two rims
of Combination mine
Of
Milling
of
of foreha valuation of $l29756
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-06
ruLE CANON STRIKE

in the a
indications belief
list The
therefrom little better than
shipment
which be a
at
number of
the and the
of but ontradinction
in broken indications
ing and
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BONANZA ORE IN JANUARY.


too
specific tempting
@ found It is sufficient to saw that the ,an Is % @ .i men ,ii
grade shipping and
sacked underground just as it broken
sorting
also in shipping ore but the values
do not otrunash
drift the asofOot good body suphides carry
copper averages per
From the time the easers quit
devoted effort 10 putting the
This has been accomplished and from the will
shipments steadily 1t is the intention
b to advantage.
FLORENCE TEENS WITH ACTIVITY
territory one of
fairly teening activity.
combed with trenches and indicate
the busy lessees
that this of remarkably
LEASE of
is being
expiration. Hundreds to
lying upon the dump and the gasoline hoist working night
ing and painting short of BREATH
ghbohood of 100 TONS but the daily production is much this
present all the of Notifications.
''There is nothing regarding lease said
bell the pethorie
% that ht h a From rom h o Hvus a [ ~ a @ h - !; ugh th s,sa
sensation, being
hauled to the sampler fast possible notwithstanding
freighters hardly keeping with the output
OF smaller ground promising
that the Red King being operated Negn H
A beendi
depth of average gold
being obtained The according the Oliver
the Florence resembles that being rned in No the
workings which of Suphde
ing in the quartz and development they becoming
pronounced is the the lessee to sink the lead
of so feet for securing higher
point they will and develop their find
shaft depth
King that the
anticipates reaching drifting
The ocuttng the Wednesday night
tanned as hish as ss to the tom him has been installed and the shaft
romvh he ytandpd
to the ore body and the ground thoroughly explored
foot distant M from the shaft The work Of ttns If was then inauyur
Tuesday opposite ledge
showing gold holding $25 the
ton The chief values being obtained along hanging
drift the body for
present DEPTH and
vei which will be followed by further
exploration with the object of determining it's richness and extent The vein
indicates the of grade values somewhere along its
and them being made
COMMONWEALTH
A.shpmn % Tokop claim of the
worked by Messs Chute Wnke FL
lott Meyers and Murphy owners thereof For the past few days ore mas
indicate will
mined and probably will not be until the mill returns are M M
streak of feet in width is
lead holds $50 to the The ledge was
countered the driven from the 7ofoo level
JUMBO EXTENSION
Davis sandstorm TO
looking
inches $500 ton and the balance " to s The hoist is now
running a good production is assured
good
so
The ledge IS
8 to width
WILL SINK poRr1AND SHAFT
workings of the Gofe Portland
the work Of sinking the SHAFT
tmDs can
has lease the territory ana
planning the ore bodies Two SHIRTS
and
future confined crocuttng east for the e
Both the Combination and Florence aos
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COMBINATION TONNAGE

Better than 1000 Of the
treated at the compnys mill at the property Ar
being made to treat the entire product Of the mine
hoist recently ordered expected to
middle month and be once Installed at the
new working shaft
THE coNoUERoRs roNoPAH CLUB
good the Tonopah Club claim of the
who have leased block
of the workings At depth 20 feet ore which
found and the Ies deve
shipped 20 tons the sampler but probable that no more shipments
completion of George wnghed MILL
Der
the drifting the 23o
n r0 ve M n m @ w favorable The ledge is strengthening up and
while the buny present the ess are confident s ~ ~"
- THE ATLANTA
Atlanta t 100 feet
the wall where the best values shaft
ledge and pings are frequently
the Finn lease they down n feet and far panns
On the silver Pick they are drifting Il the 7sfoot ledge
Of sight only about go PEI
started to catch the hanging wall when
expected that better values will be found The property making ABOUT
buckets of water a day
steadily tb
Ike Mckay Drifting bei
tis milling grade with occasional lunches of high grade Mr.
Mckay very pleased with the present showing
BuENA VISTA DISTRICT
Oliver Matthew'S the well known mining man. returned tuesday from
an inspection of mining portion of
the California line Mr. Matthews greatly
with that section and has one OF the most
showings splendid mineral in
stay afte OF the desert
Mr. Matthews the most the
of in examined
greatly surprised to get good pnnngs
that low values would
evident
esincrea rapid
6foot ledge and the values have increased
of clear
about big specimen from
any portion
Murphy Ticker claim reported to be
body
better
Lundr district
Wk Evans AL Stevens and Murray
WYATT so
is the railroad
and including
feed While accommodations
will ten days weeks
has in started build
looks like
FROM BONNIE GLARE
Bull
Chiatovich
the $6l7O
that it
shipments they will
simply
choice weighing 92o
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-06

mined workings the
month September The
mill at the property Ar
recently ordered expected to
to be Installed at the
work. ha
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Continued on Page -
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CHAS. M. SCHWAB VISITS CAMP
In Interview With Representative of the News He
Expressed Himself as Greatly Surprised
At Magnitude of District.

and receiver derived their full measure
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AU TO MO- VI LES DE-
Garga en- AreGibo.
Ventaias nara el TranSpOrte lie Pro-
duCtOs lndustIiaIes.
VN MMENSO BAGHE.
Ode naestro c0resp0nsoI.

Octubre 2O.-Debido Ia iniciativa del
senior don Luis Case Soto pronto contara
Arecibo Y su jurisdiction con un adelanto
de grandfsimas Yentajas y utilidad 81 agri-
cultor, y es Ia installation de automobiles
do earga para el transporte de cafias y
otras cargas que despu6s de Ia gran como
didad y rapidez, Sc une la gran economic
que ha de Teportar este al agricultor.
Ell senior Case va ha hecho un contrato
con yarios sefiores para el transporte de
sus cafias en- la pr6xima cosecha por me-
dio de esa fuerza motriz
En- el pr6ximo vapor marcha hacia los
Estados Unidos el dicho amigo, con el fin
de adquirir los mejores aparatos para este
obieto yconvertir en- realidad el hermoso
proyecto.
Adelante buen exito en- IA empresa.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad en- uso
de licencia el captain de Il Policfa senior
Cabrera.
Con su provervial galanterfa el sefor
Aldrey, iuez de esta corte de distrito, ha
autorizado los representatives de Ia prensa
para asistir los juicios que por So fndole
Sc celebran puerta cerrada.
En- el pr6ximo mes de noviembre CO.
H
menzaran en- esta corte los juicios por ju-
RADIO.
-Hemos saludado en- esta ciudad al
apreciable senior don Juan z. Rodriguez.
--Durante la pr6xima semana Sc expen-
der& la carne 4 los siguientes precios:
Domingo, buey novillo q 10 centavos
libra; lunes sabado 8 centavos novillo
y novilla, martes viernes Z centavos
vaca novillo; microbes, novillo y novi-
LA & centavos; jueves, vaca y noVillo q
centavos.
Abastecedor, don Miguel CorTea,
--El Lcdo. Carlos Perez Avil6s Sc ha
hecho cargo de la Farmacia de la Salud,
antes del Lcdo. don Domingo Martinez.
Hoy salen para San Juan con el fin
de embarcarse para Cuba varios j6venes
de esta ciudad que van en- busca de mejo-
res horizontes. ~
----Se hace de urgente necesidad La COM
posici6n de un immense bache que existe
en- 81 camino que couduoe al cementerio
antes de llegar la fnca de don Manuel
Garcia.
Lo trasladamos la junta de caminos
que parece no da sefiales de vida por min
guna parte, menos que no est6n arreglan-
do los caminos de Sabana-hoyos.
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I'd hGnhIl halTad0.

Senior Editor. siry&se informar 9us leo
loreg que 81 me egcriben confidencialmente
- fnsndara nor cofreo On carta sellada el
plan Que segIif por el cual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento permanente y compacto De MI
Balud vigcr varonil despu6s de amos de su-
frimientos dS debilldad nsrviosas perdidas
nj cturnas parties dsbiles atroiiadas.
No eG mi idea conAeguir dineFo de nadie;
fui robado astafado poF Charlatanes, hasta
Lesder Ia rs del genero humane, pero, gFactas
Dios. eStoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte, y
CON degeo do hacer conOcer 4 todog este renne-
dio Ci srto de Gurarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que On.
viaP g. A. D, no de6eo dinero.
DiTsCoi6n: u. Brant, Pox Dslray, Mich.
MN M
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AB-IATESTATO DE
DON MATEO LUCHETTI.
Aviso 4 X os acreedores

Con Obisto de CumpIir 10 diapuesto
en el Articulo so de h Lsy de Proce-
dlmientos legAles eapeoiales, RprobAdR
el 8 de Msrzo de 1905, v de onformi.
dad con el articulo 81 de Ia minms, Y
previa OEden del Hon. ,Juez de ls Cor
te de DistritO de San Juan, diCtads 81
Ola 81 de AROato 6ItimO, se avisa por
eI preaente & los aCFeadoFes del difdn'
to don MAteo Luchetti para que pre-
Senten aus reClanaciones con IoS CO.
Frespondientss comprobanteR, bajo iu,
Famento, dirjgi6n6ulas 10 Ofioina del
suscrlblente. aituada en- el pi8O also del
edlhclo del B BanCo Territorial AQlfcOla
de eesa Clud1d. San juan, Puerto Ri.
90: Sspslembre l de 1905 Hern0nd
IL. Beha, Administrators iooiClsl Dc
loo 0lenea dc don MAteO Luchetsi.
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ASCENSO DEL Gene
raj Weston.
EI PreSidente Roosevelt no quiere
FaVOritiSmO en- ell EjerCit0.
Buen efeGto en- Ia opinion.

Un informe del Presidente Roosevelt
anuncia que promovera al Brigadier Ge-
neral John f. Weston, Comisario general
de la armada en- la primera vaeante que
ocurra en- ell escalaf6n de generates y CO.
rrera La escala de los ofciales subalternos
Apesar de los desaciertos en- Santiago
Sc considera ell trabajo del general Weston
como comisario de la escuadra de la arma-
da de Shafter como un verdadero sucese.
Mas adn, desde que 6l esta al frente de su
departamento todo los asuntos estan per-
fectamente dispuestos.
Ha producido buen efecto en- la opinion
p1blica ell prop6sito del Presidente Roose-
velt, pues mientras Weston y Grant han
aseendido por rigurosos y largos servicios
otros ofciales ascend1an por recomendacio-
mes de amigos por razones de favoritismo
polftico.
Esto nunca fu6 del agrado de Wood,
Grant y Fusion, tres de los seis mayores
generates, precisamente porqueellos habfan
prestado largos y buenos servicios tambien.
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INpICADOR GENERAL

CONSEJO a LAS MADRES. = El iarabe ealmanse
d6 "a sefinga Wsow debe usarse senpre qus los ndos
estan el periodic de Ia den ci6n rroporciona avio
s0mediatO al pehueho paciente produce sneho ma
srai TRANQUILITY sYia u door e angelic despieFta
suy Vvo allegro. Is muy agradable al paladar calEna
Il niho asanda sus encss avia sus dolores, haee E-
Giles les funcones del estomngo regula los ntesanos
Re q meior rembdio condcido para IA diarzea Va pro
vsna Ssfa de ~ dantici6n as cualqaieya otrS canaa
TsnQaaa mucho EuiL ado pedir el Baxaba CaAnnsa
q q Sa6o3a WinkloWS as q 1alo9 De e0doas
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-COCHES.-Ss venden 3. acaba-
dos do reCibir de los Eatadoa Unid0S
PreCio de Cada unO con arn6a, $83.
InfIrmar6 f. FsnO, ApaYtado 6O3
San Juan. p. B. -6V.s.
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PARA cURAR uR REsFRIADo
EN- UN OLA tome el LAXATIVO BRO
MO-QUTNINA. (Pastillas) EI boticario le
devolVer& Bldinero ST no Sc Cura La f1Yma
de T. wv GROVE "a halla an cada eaiita.
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LA ESPECIALIDAD de Rosa Co.
lon 8 Ca.-CSyey, P. r. Gan f.bri.
% de CigsFros. elsborhdos Gun lao me
1oFes hO1as de SEoitA1 y SMat6nO
VentA al p0E mayor y detail. DireC
Oi6n teleGratics: Rosa C1I6n.
SOVR
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8. LA VILLA DE MADRID.-En es-
tablecimiento, montado al estilo de Euro
ropa, han recibido muchas novedades tales
como pafio de billar frances, almohadas de
plumas vichys ingleses para camisas, ca
simires ingleses alfombras de oriente per-
sian lown, colehonetas, paTaguas, el ee-
lebre tirante chester" iGran surtido de
corbatas, panuelos de seda, perfumerfa
francesa. En- ia Villa de Madrid CON-
pran todas las personals de gusto refnado
San Francisco 81. Tel{fono no. 273.
San Juan Puerto Rico. d. p.
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UNA BUENA OCASION.- Para ia
milia que quiera vivir c6modamente, Sc
alquila una buena espaciosa casa en- La
parada %, Hato Rey, que tiene todas las
ventajas que recomienda La hygiene, como
bafos, inodoros y demas instalaciones mo-
dernas. Sc alquila solamente Ia casa que
tiene cincO habitaciones modernas La ca
So con tres cuerdas de terreho que posee.
InformaTan calle de Ia Cruz udmero 5 en-
San Juan. Iva
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JOSE INFANTE SAAVEDRG,

Professor Principal. Ex-Director de la
Eseuela Industrial Acepta clases 4 do
mioilio. santuree, Parada q 15va
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En- SatO imprentg ue vsnde pspel de-
peFi6dioO vieiO & 50 90 quintai.
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cURA GARANTIzADA PARA
G -Al.MOR pa MAS

s1MpLEs Y sANGRANTEs EXTERIo-
RES y con ~picazon. Los boti carlos devol-
veran ell dinero, 81 9, UNGUENTO de PAZO
deja de curar cualquier case, por rebe de que
sea en- 6 q ID dias. La primera aplioaci6n
da alivio sosiego. Si el boticario no lotie-
ne, envienos ell equivalente so ctvs oro
americana, en- sellos de correo, Y Sc enviarS
tranqneo por Paris Medicins Co, st, Louis,
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende Ipapel de pc
ri6dico viejo & $500 quintal
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Conpagnio Generate TranSatIanqUtie
Itinerario de Ia linea Hay1e Bordeaux Haiti.
w NIDA.

reeos de pasqies entire Sq@ Juan Puerto Rico eI Ha0re
/" de 90 sl4O 90 de- . $I2O Entrepuente $50
-REBAJAS
Biletes de ida vueta prmera Camara para Europa
l5 pc de rebaja.
Ninos hasta 8 gats hasa anos, cuartO de
passages has l2 medic asag pasando de IL ase entero
Las famias que cOmputen pasaje de prmera endran
rebaja de Is pc
Oriados yendo prmera $50
No Sc apicaran dos rebajas un mismo pasajero.
Para mas informe dirigrse los agenes
J. I. SILVA Banking and C0m8FCIll, Company
.- SAN JUAN.
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NOnCIAS GENERATES

-TABACO EN- RAMA.-De todas
clases. Pals y americana. J. Cabo & Co.
San Jose 35, esquina d Sol. Tienda
Is v.
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LET R E RIOS
DE HIERRo APoRCELANADo

Para Informes dirigirse al representative
en- esta isla.
NJ. S, Geigel, Cruz 4, San Juan.
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AMERICAN RQEROlO COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

Schedule of trains in effect and after September TO- ie
San Juan Carolina, Arecibo' CamuY. AguadLla Nj
, 1905-12-29
MEAGER SALARIES
PAID FOR CLERKS
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENER-
AL HITCHCOCK SAYS THEY
DON'T GET ENOUGH PAY.
Those in First and Second Class Off
ces Not UP to Standard of Effic-
iency in Consequence-lnteresting
Extracts from Annual Report of
Head of Department.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 29.-In his
annual report, made public today, First
Assistant Postmaster General Hitch
cock says that the low salaries paid
clerks in first md se~cnnd-class post
Offices is decreasing the standard of
efficiency. II is impossible, he says, to
induce efficient men TO enter this
branch of the service when the salary
to begin with is but 5000 per year, with
no certainty of promotion for perhaps
several years.
Mr.. Hitchcock strongly recommends
a discontinuance of the practice of in
stalling postoffices in public buildings
devoted in part to other branches of
the government service. The best type
of quarters for p%ostoffice purposes. he
says, is a single large room in a one
story building.
Much embarrassment has been coca
stoned the postal authorities to provide
emergency mail facilities in mining
towns, and Mr.. Hitchcock recommends
an emergency appropriation of I 5000
to meet such requirements.
There has been an increase OF more
than $5,0OO,OOO in the amount of for
leign money orders issued during the
year over the n preceding.
While the number of undelivered
letters which found their way to the
de.d letter Office during the year was
smaller than during the previous year,
the number of undelivered letters with
valuable enclosures greatly increased.
General prosperity of the country is
given as one reason; another is the
suppression by the department of con
Germs using the mails for fraudulent
Mail for such concerns con-
tanning money, money orders and COM
mercial paper was received at the dead
letter office in unusual quantities.
Nearly H. OO 900 pieces of mail were
received at the dead letter office during
the year, including 1868 that failed of
delivery in the Panama canal zone.
"Over 100000 cases of alleged in
decent and scurrilous matter received
attention. In the summer the influx of
offensive pictorial postcards became SO
great as to call Ior a special order by
the department looking to the abate-
ment of the nuisance. AS a result of
this order many thousands of objec-
.tionable cards have been withdrawn
from the mails by the postmasters and
forwarded to the department for de-
struction."
, 1905-12-29
TOMORROW NIGHTS PLAY
A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PIEC

The Laramie orchestra OF ten pieces
will furnish music for the presentation
of Honest Hearts" at the New Grand
tomorrow evening, and the manage
ment guarantees a warm and comfort
able house for its patrons.
Every act of Honest Hearts, the
new pastoral comedy in which Alma
Hearn is appearing this season under
the management OF Klimt and Gaz
zolo, is a beautiful little play in itself
and all are united with great skill into
a fascinating southern a full of
quaint character, wit, humor and pic
turesque scenes. Miss Hearn, in the
play, is dads only girl" that is, the
daughter of an old Kentucky farmer
who has let the beauty bud into wo-
manhood without education, the wild
flower is seen by a young government
engineer at work on the Cumberland
river ear the girls home, and they
fall in love, shocking the young mans
aristocratic mother and arousing the
revenge of a city woman. Such char
acters as Stebbin Hellpin and John
Schoolcraft, a laundering boy, supply
humor besides hat which is interwoy-
en- with the romance n pathos of
Marty, dads girl"
Honest Hearts will be presented
at the New Grand Saturday night, seats
for the performance being on sale at
the Red Cross pharmacy. Prices rs,
80 and 20 cents.
, 1905-12-29
REALISTIC SAW MILL IN
"UNcLE JOSH sPRuCEBY,

SOS'i
The realistic saw mill scene in
Uncle Josh Spruceby," the down east
play, which opens the year 1906 at the
Opera House next Monday evening,
comes nearer to the genuine article
than any of the many stage effects
now before the public. In fact, so
real is the 36-inch buzz saw that one
of the actors of the play had his right
hand cut off at the wrist during a per
Torrance last season in Illinois. No
play nowadays is complete without
something in the way of mechanical
effects. Uncle Josh Spruceby" lays
claim to one of the most novel scenes
of any piece on the road this season.
A full and entirely practical saw mill
is placed upon the stage and appro-
pirate scenery is used to make a SUI
perior stage picture. When the
heroine is rescued from her perilous
nosition at the climax of the act the
hearty applause gives evidence of the
appreciation of this acme of stage
realism. The piece is staged with
every attention to stage realism. All
the scenes are well mounted and act
ed. Many specialties are introduced
and the superb solo orchestra carried
by the company all go to make this
a very delightful production. Seats
now on sale at Laramie drug store
Prices rs and so cents.
, 1905-12-29
NEW YORK FINANCES coNSID.
Erred BY SECRETARY SHAW
AS SERIOUS ENOUGH TO
ENLIST HIS EFFORTS.
Spends Forenoon Walking Streets of
Chicago With Several Bankers in
Effort to Relieve Trouble There
Denies Saying Walsh Viii Not Be
Prosecuted-Peer's Son Robbed on
Wabash Train Near st. Louis.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Secretary
Shaw, accompanied by several bank
ers, tramped the streets in a driving
snow storm this morning, on what is
said to be an effort to save the finan-
cial situation. Shaw regards the con
Gitions on Wall street serious enough
to enlist his most strenuous efforts.
He starts to Washington tonight. Mr..
Shaw denied having stated that Bank
er Walsh would not be prosecuted be-
caused he INDUCED in a violation of
a law which was conventional, namely,
the loaning Of more than 10 per cent
of the capital to one party. (
, 1905-12-29

Denver, Colo, Dec. 29.-At the State
Teachers convention today a ripple of
excitement was created by the cold,
calm statement of Mary e. Gill of Fort
Collins, superintendent of schools for
Larimer county, who declared that the
present method of teaching gives i'm
moral ideas to the child. A thousand
teachers listened to this statement
with peculiar interest. Miss Gill COM
planned of the prevalent custom of
rushing children through the grades
without laying a good foundation. She
told how pupils study from Monday to
Friday, bringing home a monthly report
showing an average attendance of from
70 to 100 plus, and being given a stand
ing for promptness when they have
been tardy, and for full attendance
when occasionally absent. Teachers
did this because of the rules establish
ed by their predecessors. This falsi-
flying" said Miss Gill, " is part of a
plan Of ~wickedness and leads to de-
struction. The child is given no NOR
al obligations and is turned into. the
world with the beginning of a Grim
inal."