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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
EEL PONCE"

Pasajeros sa'ides en- dicho buque
para New York:
w. Dreier, sefiora Juanita Var
Aller, Master Luis y Vicente Van
Aller, F. D. Iddings, Fernando Ven
drell y sefiora, Master Fernando Ven.
drell Rafael Bird. R. Davis, seflora >
nino. G. G. Norton, Enrique Orbeta
Justo Barros, ]. P. Turner, VIM. Ho
ward, Jr., sefiorita Glo.ia Fernandez
se1orita P. S. Fernandez Ernesto Mora
Felix R. Mora. Angel Mora, seflora
Lima E. Leighton y sefiorita Marga-
rita Leighton, Juan 3. Fortuno Mas
ter Royal F. Leighton, sefiora Dolores
Miranda. Rafael F. We've, Limo Flores
Hon. Regis fl. Post. Captain J. J. Rey.
nolds, sehoritas J. Hill y Mary o. Car.
penter. A. w. Robert. seiloritas Con-
suelo We've y Eleanor J. Rice, sefiora
Graham L. Rice, Teniente Robert B
.Farquharson. B. e. Sewers. Thomas
Campillo, Frank Techter, Manuel Con
zalez. R. Haas, sehora y nifio, Master
Richard Haas, sefioritas Elfrida y
Mary Haas, Jose M. Quihones, Ramon
Mora, Juan Marchant y sefiora, sef1o.
rita Maria Mora, Robert Hill, Luis
VallecilIo, Carmen Semple, Jaime We've
Joseph McKensie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
POliCiaS traSladad0S

Por la Orden General ndmero sS
del cuerpo de la Policfa Insular frma.
da aver por 81 Teniente Ayudante Sc
flor Jddice, Sc Ian decretado los ST
guientes traslados
Capitanes-Pedro A. Guerrero, de
Guayama a Arecibo y Francisco Ca
brera, de Arecibo Guayana..
Ier. Teniente-Arturo de la Rosa
de Guayama a Mayagiiez. =:
Cabos--Jose G. Cuevas. de San
Juan a Humacao. Marcelino Sierra
de San Juan Carolina, (R. g.; Emi.
lio Montilla, de Comerfo San Juan
Rafael Montilla, de Rio Grande a
Arecibo; Enrique Llorens. de Huma.
Gao Fajardo; Ernesto Lucca, de Fa-
jardo San Juan; Felipe Blanco; de
Bayam6n Comerfo.
Guardias-Felipe Pav6n, de San Juan
FaJardo; Lazare Francisco Plaud,
de San Juan a Juana Diaz; Jose c.
Arroyo, de San Juan San Sebastian;
Balbino Santos, de San Juan Ad-
juntas; Baudllio Casanova. de Sau
Juan Rio Grande; Pedro Rivera
de San Juan Adjuntas; Anastasio
Roman, de San Juan Las Marias;
Jose Roger, de Rio Piedras a Rio
Grande; Rafael Diaz, de Rio Piedras
Bayamon; Cloriudo Gonzalez Night.
de Rio Grande Rio Piedras; Alton.
SO Ceballos Cruz de Rio Grande a
San Juan; Miguel Sola, de Rio Gran,
de Ponce; Forentino Silva, de Ba-
yam6n Rio Piedrss; Jose A. Man
zano, de Ponce Yauco; Juan L. Ra-
mos. de Ponce a Yauco; Jose Narvaez,
de Ponce Caguas; Juan P. Teruel
de Ponce Rio Grande; Jaime Ma
tos, de Juana Diaz San Juan; Ra-
mon Santos, dc Yauco a Ponce: Justo
Lopez. de Yauco Ponce: Manuel
Alomar, de Adjuntas San Juan
Francisco Rodriguez Leon, de Adjun-
tas San Juan; Jose Mata Martin, de
Aguadilla Arecibo; Jose VAGUE z
Vazquez, de San San Sebastian a San
Juan; Acasio Rodriguez Suarez, de
Las Marias San Juan; Pedro Diaz,
de Arec1bo Aguadilla; Antonio Pa
rez, de Arec;bo a Utuado; Alfredo
Colon Ceballo, de Isa bella a Manati;
Juan R. Maldonado, de Utuado Are
cibo; Jose T. Cordero, de Manati a
Isabella; Luis Soldevilla, de Caguas &
Ponce y Pedro J. Coll, de Fajardo 4
San Jnan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
BoIErIN MEReANTIk DE PUERTO RICO.

dedican & la venta en- grande escaia
de frutas de los paises tropicales. en-
Norteamerica.
Para 81 trasporte de las frutas dis
ponen dichos sefiores de varios buques
refrigeradores. que empezaran a We.
mir en- breve 4 Puerto Rico para lIevar
frutas Nueva York.
Ell seflor Ehrman Sc propone fo-
mentar esra industria de la exporta-
cion de frutas de Puerto Rico, 10 cue
sera sin duda. muy favorable 4 los
intereses de esta Isla por ell gran mer-
cado que ofrece, nuestras exec
lentes frutas, ell de Nueva York y
otras principales ciudades americanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
La nueva ley de
marcas de fabricas
EN- Los ESTADOS UNIDOS

Para conocimiento de las personals
que deseen sacar privilegios de mar
cas- de fabricas en- los Estados Unidos.
publicamos 4 continuation un extr acto
de la nueva ley del 20 de Febrero de
1905, que entro en- vigor ell dfa re de
Abril, por 10 que respecta 4 los Esta-
dos Unidos, asf como tambien Puer-
to Rico, las Filipinas, Hawaii y cual.
quier otro territorio que Sc halle bajo
la jurisdiction de los Estados Unidos-
Cualquier fabricante comerciante
del pals, asf como cualquier fabrican
te comerciante extranjero, con dere-
cho en- virtud de tratado 6 convenio
entire los Estados Upidos cualquier
pals extranjero, disfrutar de las ven-
tajas ofrecidas por la ley a los ciuda-
danos americanos en- 10 que respecta
a marcas de fabricas nombres CO.
merciales, puede exigir Sc anoten en-
los resgistros especiales al efecto del
Departamento &c Hacienda su nom-
bre y residencia, asi como ell nombre
de la localidad donde Sc fabrican los
articulos y Sc le expida una coria del
certificado de registro de su marca de
fabrica de ,conformidad con 10 que
previene la citada ley.
Puede tambien suministrar al De-
partamento fascimiles de su nombre,
del nombre de l a localidad donde Sc
fabrican los artfculos 6 su marca de
fabrica registrada.
Ell Secretario debera entonces man
dar tFansmitir cada administrator 4
otro funcionario de aduanas una 6 mas
copias de dichos fasclmiles
Los fabricantes y comerciantes ex-
tranjeros, cuyos pafses conceden por
tratado previlegios analogos los Es-
tados Unidos. rec1biran las mismas
ventajas que Sc conceden a los ia brican-
tes come ciantes americanos.
Para poder disfrutar de los privile-
gios que otorga Ia ley, los fabricantes
y comerciantes, tanto nacionales como
extranjeros, deberan hacer registrar
sus marcas de fabricas por ell jefe de
Nego ociado de Patentes; sin este requi-
sito no Intervene ell Departamento de
Hacienda
Las solicitudes de registro de NOM
bres y marcas de fabricas deben indi-
car ell nombre del propietario, su
residencia y la localidad donde Sc fa-
brican las mercancias.
Cuando Sc trata de marcas de fl
bricas, Sc debe acompaf mar a la solici-
tud una copia legalizada del certi6ca-
do de registro de la marca de fabrica
y los nombres de los puertos donde
deben mandarse los facsfmiles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
De Manat1
Septiembre 26 de 1905.

Han quedado abiertas las clases es.
colares, y ha babido de excedertes
doscientos niflos.
Andando asf, contiuuaremos en- e.
mismo estado de anaIfa betismo.
La Juuta local de este pueblo esta
guiada de loa bles deseos; pero no
puede desarrollar sus planes.
Han "regresado en- ell tren de la
tarde la distinguida sefiora dofia Lusa
de Benero y su apreci BILE famiia.
-Dof1a Avelina Vizcarroudo de
Blanch, ha dejado de existir EN- el dfa
de aver.
iPaz sus restoSi
La banda escolar no ha podido ser
establecida en- esta poblacion. Sin
embargo. ell progresista Yauco 10 ha
podido conseguir.
Correspons Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
NOta del d1a

Oyen lgualeS lamentaclOnes So
bre la falta de escuelas sufcien-
tes para todos los niTos que es-
tan en- la edad propia de acudir
a los planteles de enseflanza.
Ell fracaso de la instruction
Sc quiere atribuir d este: a la
falta de escuelas; pero, en- rea-
lidad, ell fracaso estriba en- los
metodos.
Esta pasando aqui exacta-
mente 10 mismo que 10 que ocu-
IRE en- Cuba.
Ell redentorismo ha perturba
do la instruction pdblica, :ha
llevado Ell desorden mas com
pleto al sistema de enseflanZa,
10 ha desquiciado en- absolute.
No es que falten escuelas, es
que no sirven, para NADIA. las
que existen.
La poblacion de Cuba y las
autoridades cubanas. seg1n he
mos visto en- luminosos articu-
los de aquella prensa. articulos
que hemOS transcritO, Sc apres-
tan a defenderse del morbosis
mo anarquizante que han intro.
ducidO en- la ensenanza, las in
trusiones primitivas de los nue.
vos metodOs.
Los CubanOs eStdn en- mejOreS
condolences que nOsOtros para
defenderse. Ellos pueden vol
yer sobre sus pasos, que fueron
ciegamente desatentadoS, ahora
que han escarmentado en- Cabe-
"a propia.
Entire nosotros, hay todavia
quienes lamenta que sea tan
reducido ell n1mer6:.rde casas-
escuelas. q
Para ciertas personals, ell
triunfo de la instruction consis
te en- tener amplios locales en-
los que puedan retoZar, a sus
anchas. todos los niflos del pals,
Lo demas es secundario, es
inslgnifcante para los que no Sc
Cuidan de yer como entumece
y atrotla la inteligencia de
puestros niIlos la torpeza del
sistema experimental, que han
implantado aqui los educadores
de Guifol. como Mr.. falkner.
ESQ es 10 que hay que COM
batir.
ESQ es 10 que hay cue retor-
mar, 10 que es precise desterrar
de nuestras escuelas p1blicas.
antes de emprender una nueva
tabrica para almacenar criatu.
ras. con ell necio proposito de
desasnarlas, ensenandoies no
yer mas que 10 que tienen de-
.ante de los ojos y pueden pal
par con las manOs. mecaniZando
el entendlmiento y volviendo
lisiadas las inteligeucias.
Los eStragos que estan oca-
sionando los nuevos metodos
apllcadOs q la instruction Sc re-
t1ejap en- los desmedrados ade-
lantos de esos alumnos que asis-
ten a las esc1elas p1blicas.
iQue saben esos niflos, que
aprenden, que consiguen desa-
rrollando ei instinto con men.
qua de Ia inteligencia, exage.'
rando Ell predominio de los SEN
tidos en- 10 que tienen de mate
rialidad grosera3
Y contra este no Sc alza una
voz de reclamation, nj un grito
de prOtesta, contra la Castracion
intellectual que snfren en- las
escuelas p1blicas los nilos
puertorriquenos, nadie ha crei-
do necesario quejase, mientras
pueblan los aires las pla1entes
lamentaciones de los coristas
del Departamento, repitiendo
que hacen falta mas escuelas,
yy1uchOS mas ed1f1ciOs in11tiIes "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27

case de la instruction atribu-
yendolo q causas materiales, a
deficiencies del presupuesto de.
dicado a gastos de la enseianza.
cuaudo ei NAL tiene raices mas
hondas y mas gravedad de la
que ellos le reconocen.
Ell dinero que Sc caste en- edi-
flcios y en- material, mientras
no Sc destierre Ell funestisimo
sistema de instruction que esta
vicente y que han impuesto.
con una violencia 1amentable
los redentoristas, sera dinero tt
rado a la calle, para :enriQuecer
a contratistas de obras y a edi-
torres de libros de Nueva York
8 Filadelfia.
ST quisieramos ser crueles
presentando ejemplos de los ex-
tremos a que conduce un siste-
ma de instruction pnblica como
ell que tiene por excelso pontif-
ce Mr.. Falkner. efectuariamos
un analisis de la congregation
reverenda pue nos ofrece I'm Gu
rlosisimo espectaculo de cata-
lepsia intellectual.
ST nocesitaramos probar 10
que csta mas que a la vista. nos
bastaria con ell triSte eiemplO
que produce a diario la meso-
cratica congregation. que es
sin ningun genero de dudas.
victima contumaZ de los siste-
mas educadores experimental
les.
lDe que saben algo nuestros
tutores? lEn que estan fuertes,
en- que ciencia dominan los
mas elementales principios'
Desde que han venido no ha-
cen otra cosa que tirarse plan
chas monumentales, y ponerse
en- ridiculo. Donde han metido
baza, y 10 han hecho en- todo.
10 han perturbado Y destruido
fatalmente. Ell sistema expert
mental, momificaudo el racioci-
MO, ha vuelto romas esas inteli-
genclas, que va fueron cali6ca
das de opacas por ei Sun" de
Nueva York.
Es bora de que piensen en- el
peligro que sc acerca, en- ell NAL
que Sc aproxima. traidos por la
mesocracia ambiente, los que
juzgan con una vulgaridad sin
nombre, que ell problema de la
ensenanza en- Puerto Rico. Sc
resuelve con aumentos pregre
sivos y cuantiosos en- el presu
puesto de Instruction.
va hemos demostrado que no.
va hemos visto Ell fracaso de
Cuba, y sobre Ell de Cuba que
trata de corregir la Republlca
hermana, el mas complete y Ca
tastrofco de la metropoli de
Puerto Rico.
No es el dinero solamente 10
que puede dar el saber y la cul.
tura, y menos cuando. como
aqui, Sc gasta a tontas y a locas
en- hacer pruebas experimental
les que resultan nocivas y peli-
grosas
Nuestros temores y nuestros
avisos pueden servir en- gran
mapera, 81 no a los bur6cratas
que padecen ell flnchamiento
presuntuoso de la mas primitiva
ignorancia, a los hombres que
ALA en- la metropoli pueden dar
nuevos rumbos al sistema de
para conseguir la eu-
ropeizacion de America, que es
indispensable, ahora que a la
gran Rep1blica lie ha dado por
alternar en- las cuestiones dlplo-
maticas Y en- los conf1ictos in
ternacionales.
Ain estan a tempo de poner-
Sc en- cura; pero 81 la epidemia
i intellectual del eede0niSmpo no
les preocupa, no obstapte los
estragos que causa, a 10 menos
que no traten de contagiarnds a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
Una enpreSa COnVeniente

Nos ha visitado Mr.. A. l.. Ehrn-
man, representante de los sefiores Fl.
E. Peck y Co.. de New York, que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27
NOtiCias diVersas

Hoy no Sc han celebrado juicios en-
el Juzgado de Paz de esta capital, por
encontrarse enfermo, auuque no de
cuidado, el Juez sefior Bazan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27

iCalor. calor! Continue ell tiempo
regalaudonos una deliciosa tempera :
tura. Hoy las dos y veinte de la
tarde habfa treinticinco grades de ca
lor 4 la scmb:a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27

Don Jose Somohano obtuvo la bue-
ma pro en- la pintura del edifcio mu-
nicipal destinado q Hospital de mu :
jeres. Su proposition fue por 337 pc
SOS 7 centavoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-27

Ahora estamos a principle Ge|
curse; por ESQ creemos que cum.
plimos un deber dando este
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

VIM. Stafford and wife OF Lamar
spent the Sabbath with the Cooper
family
Miss Flossie Armour attend q sur
prise party given in ofHenry Scott, one
night last week.
Miss Lena Cooper ENTERTAINERS a bunch
of Lamar young ladies on Saturday last
We are informed that Mr.. z. L. Koen
has about decided to engage in business
in Denver.
!. j. Dowler is tearing up land for his
next years beet crop with an engine
and gang plows.
A. Deeter has about completed his
moving to town; may he and his good
wife be blessed with many years Of
health and happiness
Geo. Wright and Coy Barnard spent
Sunday OF last week at their respective
homes.
More than half OF the beets raised on
the lane are delivered at Prowers sta
tion.
Our farmers are in want OF good
hulling and threshing outfit; good big
job is awaiting n good outfit.
GRINNING ISAAC.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

Marshal Frisbie arrested young man
on Monday for riding on the side walks
on his bicycle. The police judge assess
ed a fine of 50 and costs making the ex-
penses Of the ride sl2. The city officials
want the public warned that violations
Of this ordnance will be punished se-
verely.
Geo. B. Coleman, who was cashier at
the depot for some months, has taken
the position of cashier at the sugar
factory, and his many friends are pleas
ed with him over his merited pro-
motion. j. N. Bundick. who has been
cashier, has been promoted to the Den.
YER offices of the company, and will soon
move with his family to that city.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
Prosperity Lane.

The weather is so fine that our farm
ers are still hammering away at all kinds
of farm work, sowing wheat, digging
beets. fall plowing, etc.
Wedding bells are ringing the full
length of the lane; now can you guess
how many and who they areY
Mrs. Sim Davidson has just returned
from a very pleasant visit with friends
and relatives in Baca county and Okla
homa,
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

Some merchants Ill Lamar are SELL
ing tobacco and cigarettes to boys
in violation of the stringent state
law against such sales. Some parents
are determined to break up this prac-
tice, and very severe examples will
be made unless violations Of the law
are stopped.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
Card of Thanks.

Messrs. Smart g. Simon wish through
these columns to return their sincere
thanks to the hremen and citizens for
their gallant work in saving their stock
from the flames last night. That their
loss i'd small is due entirely to the hearty
and efficient work of the fire pepart-
mani
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
n NotIoe

LAS ANIMAs, CoLo., Nov. II, 1905.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Fort Lyon Canal Company will be held
on the second Monday in December. be-
ing the 11th day Of December, 1905, at
10 o'clock q. m. at the court house in
Las Animas, Colorado, for the purpose
of electing Board Of Directors and
transacting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
B T. MCCLAvE, Pres.
FRANK KREYBILL, Secy.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
OmIclal Notice.

Lamar, Colo. Nov. 9Th. 1905.
Office of tho Boad OF County Commissioners
Owing TO the great amount Of complaint, int,
to run upon the PUBLIC ROADS making it
impossible for tho Road Oyerseers to keep the
road in repair; all Road Overseers are hereby
instructed to cause the arrest Of all guilty par
tics and deal with them strictly according to
the law governing such cases; and any Road
Oyerseer neglecting to cause the arrest Of any
guilty parties will be removed from Office.
Witness our hands this Sth day OF Nov. 1876.
W. W. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
JOEL KHowLEN, Com.
T. J. SAYLER. Com.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
BAPTIST CHURCH.

"The Central Life Assurance
Society Of Des MOines, Iowa."
is purely Westera Lie Insurance and
an Investment Company. Your Policy
and Investment Is Secured by interest
bearing Securities Deposited with the
State Of Iowa. See or Write F. r.
Mathews, Dist. Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29
Churcn Notaa.


The revival meetings are now in pro
gress with services every night thi
week and next excepting Saturday
Everyone Interested in the progress o
the world or his own spiritual welfare
should attend these meetings.
The subject for Friday evening o
this week will be 1.-The Kingdom o
Christ in Lamar"
o. w. AUMAN, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church, Next Sunday
1000 a. m, Sabbath School.
11:OO a. m Morning Service.
TOO p. M, Christian Endeavor.
500 p. IN. Evening Sermon
Wednesday-S:O0 y. M, Topic:-
spiritual Power"
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday morning: Bible School. 10
Public Worship. 1l-Subject, THE
PrecIousness of Jesus"
Sunday evening public worship 7:30-
Subject: "As Others See U.s."
Wednesday evening: Prayer Meeting
at 7:3O--A Christian Culture Glass con
Quoted by the pastor.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

IF you want to sell your farm send full descrip-
ton as to price. number of acres in cultivation,
kind of crops and numbers of your land to q. B.
McNerney. .ObservatOry bldg., Des Noines, lowa
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

50 10000 CASH and two 9room strictly modern
Residences clear of all encumbrances, which
pay a net income of per cent on $40. 10000. foi
property and give price in first letter in order
to expedite matters. Z. b.. McNerney, Dos
Moines. Ia, Observatory building.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

Another fine lot Of Queensware and an
excellent assortment OF fancy lamps in
all colors, just IN. They must be seen
to be appreciated.
DAVIS & DAVIS.
The Lamar register., 1905-11-29

For SALE OR TRADE-A good second
hand, two-seated open buggy. Will sell
cheap or trade for a good COW.
r, F. d. No. 2 B. F. COOPER,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
IL MEN GOOD AND TRUE
jury Finally Selected for the Prelim-
mary Trial of the Indicted Chi
cago Beef Packers.

Chicago. Dec. 22.-The twenty-one
persons and corporations indicted on
charges Of conspiracy in restraint Of
trade in the meat business will go to
trial Jan. 9. 1906. on their ten special
pleas for immunity. The jury which
was finally accepted today after
eighty-two veniremen had been on the
stand, consists of five farmers, three
real estate dealers, two carpenters, one
stock raiser, and one printer. After a
long charge by the court the twelve
men were allowed 20 go 80 their homes
until the date of the trial. The verdict
of this jury viii decide only whether
the packers are TO be tried later on the
main charge IN the case or go free
altogether, because under the law they
are entitled to immunity from prosecu-
ton. if. as they assert, they furnished
the evidence against themselves dur
ing the Garfield investigation and
which evidence il is declared by the
defendants was used against them 10
bring the indictments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
mo SPECIAL SESSION
Governor Tooie of Montana Fails TO
Heed the Cry of Thirty-Three
Patriots of That State.

Helena. Mont, Dec. PIN response
TO a communication from the executive
committee of the Montana Rate associ-
alton, asking him 10 call an extra ses-
sion Of the legislature for the purpose
OF considering a railway commission
BILL Governor Toole today replied To
the committee that under the circum-
stances he did not feel justified in issu-
Ing the call The governor says the
rate convention contained thirty-three
delegates who voted on the question.
he says the number in the convention
convinces him IL was not a representa-
tive one. He says in case the legisla-
ture Is called IN special session tor any
other purpose and q majority of both
houses petition him in writing lot
authority to Jake up state railway
commission bill, and will agree To meet
his objections TO the bill passed two
years ago which he vetoed he VIII
send a special message 10 the legisla-
ture empowering il 60 take u the state
railway commission matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
u. OF u. H0LO-UPS
ARE FORGIVEN
Trio of FrOlicking "SOphies" Par
dOned and Revolt Averted.
GUNS AND MASKS ARE USED
ATTEMPT MADE TO RELIEVE
FREsHlEs OF DANCE FUNDS.

A threatened revolt at the Univer-
sity OF Utah. which would have left
the institution without freshmen and
sophomore classes. was averted yester-
day by the action of the discipline
board, following q confession by
"Cuddy" Russell. Charles Demming
and WIN INITIAL that they were the
bold, bad hold-ups who made dash
for dance funds belonging 10 the
''freshies" q week ago last night On
that date three masked men carrying
reVolvers entered the Museum building
where the freshmen dance was benz
held and endeaVored TO relieve Paul
Il. Boise and Joseph d. Hennessy OF
about 500 in silver which represented
the dance receipts. and winch had been
left In their charge.
A struggle ensued. Hennessy and
Boise attacked the invaders and their
efforts We're soon supplemented by
those of classmates The embryo high
waymen. alleged found the odds too
great and were forced 10 Zee, leaving
the coin behind. In the struggle Rus
Bei was recognized.
His connection with the affair leaked
out and was brought 10 the attention
of the board of discipline, consisting OF
DR.. W. c. Ebaugh. head of the chem
fstry department; Professor George
Coray, head of the logic department
and David r. Allen, secretary OF the
T. OF L.
| Moral suasion failed. Russell admit
ted his part IN the attempted hold-up'
1 but would not diVulge the names OF his
lcOmpanions. Expulsion was threat
encu. a counter threat of "a class strike
was made by the sOphOmOreS. The
freshmen followed suit, as they agreed
that one man should not suffer for the
misdeeds Of three.
Yesterday the students got together
and through their efforts the remain
ing two members of the gang de-
cided II was up 10 them 70 make what
amends they could. Accordingly they
made a full confession 10 the faculty,
and. following a fatherly lecture. the
three We're allowed To go, retaining
their standing as students.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
ARRIVAL OF BRYAN
IN THE PHILIPPINES

Manila. Dec. CIV. J. Bryan ar
rived here at noon today and was Civ
en- an enthusiastic reception by COM
mittees representing the citizens and
the Elks. He declined 10 discuss poll
tics. and he world express no opinion
upon the state of Nebraska going Re
publican at the last election. He said
that he had enjoyed hugely his Wis {
TO Japan Mr.. Bryan has given up his
idea OF a trip TO Australia. He viii re-
milan in Manila for about two weeks
and then sail for India.