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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

Frank Hart and Alfred lIntrinn
ton. two t2.yepr-old Tacoma boys.
were picked up ON WnshinFtonant
by patfolmen King Rnd Damn
fhuraday night
Harrington first stole SO from hia
father. aud the two huEs thea ran
away To see the sights. Ills father
was notified by LONG distance teie.
phone and took the boya home Fri
day morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
CUTS HIS PRINCELY
SALARY IN HALF

NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-Legisla-
tive investigation into the ~busl-
ness msthoda Of the largest life In
Earance companies. has az last re-
seulted in the desired end.
Richard A. McCufdy. president 81
the Mutual Life. has cut his SALARY
Of $500. 0o0 a YEAR In half This vas
announced b him az a meeting Of
tha board Of directors yesterday
Not only has be cut Bis own year
" salary. but he has made big holes
in the salaries OF other officials.
so that the company viii in the fn-
tire save az least ti5a.0e a year
Cut down expenses" wa8 his err
70 the directors. and they al agreed
with him.
Agents who formerly worked on
n commission basis and reaped enor-
mons profits. will hereafter Work
on salaries. and this will be another
great item ia saving expenses. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

cost q life insurance itself viii be
reduced. and IN every place where
a cut In eNpenaes can be made. Il
viii Be done
Mecurdy admitted that tho bust
ness Of his and other companies
was suffering from recsut cxpos-
ufes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
20 YEAR FIaHr

CHICAGO. Nov iT-After 20
years of continual fighting the trou-
bic between the brotherhood Of f.o-
connective Engineers and the Bur
llngton falirpad has az last been
settled, the men winning the fight
for recognition ard the riEht e en-
ter the organization while employed
by the system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

II Il expected that the banquet NJ
the Hotel Washington. Thursday.
commemorative Wonders Day. win
BE- largely attended The banquet
viii he given under the auspices Of
the Chamber Of Commerce.
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SOME GOOD ADVICE

IN These modern DAYS when tngs move swiftly and kaled
eHcope shangva mark each phaso life
como novelty tnd that
nro not harrassd worried 60 death the
question
The stars brought to ght
% instances in which remained
one family for generation
The winner OF the contest Miss Katharine stephenson
employed by Mrs Il W Treat op " Highland drive
eontinueoa u the service
years aud has served generations the
Her views the question nhrtc-
unrs Of her long period 90 with
IN the following article written by her Ter The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
Girls Club Will Sine

The first public appearance Of the
Girls ulre club. OF the university
VIII be- when the members of the
club give "A concert Saturday night
In Denny hill. After the concert
here the club VIII 80 on an extended.
tour. which Will be the clubs nfth0
annual. The program snturda II
niaht viii lee long one and viii Ind
elude some original productiona|
The club this year includes "a mem-l
hefa
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"BEAR AND F0RBEaR" rs WINNERS
ADVICE TO MAID AND mis- TRESS

SERVANT WHO WON rHE STARS PAGE FOR LONGEST FAITH.
FuL SERVICE TELLS HOW SHE SERVED FAMILY FOR
FOUR eeNs~rtoNs AND IS srll WITH rHeM-sHe Owes
SOME ADVICE
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GATES TO DIVORCE con
. GRESS.
q BUTTE, Nov. iT.-Gav.
= Toole IN response 60 request
4 from Governor rennypaeker.
q 90 Pennsylvania appointed
= George I. sheltan. Of Butte. "
= 7. PiEEott. OF Helena. and W.
= NJ Johnston. % billings. dele
= gates 10 the uniform divorce
= congress a. Washington. Feb-
= ruary - next
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sEAsoNABLE UNDERWEAR
FOB MEN

Correct qualities. reasonable
prices r. \ Brooks & Co. 1881
2nd Ave 80.
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servants In the older Manhattan
and southern families. there are ma
servants ~ my aer in thls country
who have been much longer in con-
tiuuaua service and in any one fam
ny than myself. That u, / know OF
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Tonish, and Friday. Showers, light
South Winds,
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= W. J. BRYAN NOW HAS /.
q GRANDSON. 4
q DENVER. Colo. Nov H. 4
. Bfyan's daughter Mrs Homer 4
= LeaYttt. gave birth % a son /,
= last night Il Is her second 4
= child. 4
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FOR YOUR FRIENDS AND YOU.
shown Ia Seattle, Just call and
look They will please you. D. -
nraoks A %. 1891 and Ave. -
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Both Phones ssa. Free Delivery
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09

decisions in a satisfactory manner,
some vers more fortunate in their
placings. Prof. Marshall is making
great efforts to produce a thinning
team at the Chicago International,
and no stone is to be left uRturned
to bring the $500 trophy into
Texas. The contest at Dallas made
excellent practice for the above
important event. Result:
Bears. 2 years and over; First
prize-John Ashton; End, M. S.
Church.
Boars, / year and under 2: First
prize-M. S. Church; Ind, J. w.
Loving.
Sows, 2 years old and over: First
prize-M. S. Church; 2nd, John
Ashton.
sows, 1 year and under 2: First
prize-John Ashton; End, NJ. S.
Church.
Fat barrows, packers stand
point: First prize-John Ashton;
End, NJ. S. Church.
The judges who passed on the
work of the students were the of.
fetal swine judge, Mr.. II. L. Sin.
gleton, Mr.. NJ. NJ. McFadden, sec
rotary Of the Poland China Record
Association, and Mr.. G.. p. Lillard,
the well known Berkshire breeder.
There is a purse Of $50 to be
divided up between the five first
and second lucky men, but the
amounts are not yet portiOned out. !
The Battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
N.I.on,. Fnmou. signal.

IL Is a fact that Nelson's famous sig.
nal 10 the feet at Trafalgar was In its
original form. England conhdss' mot
'expects) that every man viii do his
duty" This Is the story as given by
Captain Pasco, Nelson's nag Lieutenant
on the Victory: His lordship came 10
me on the poop, and after ordering GER
tain signals TO be made about a quar-
ter 20 noon he said. Mr.. Pasco. wish
10 say to the fleet. England conldes
that every man will do his duty
And he added. You must be quick. for
have one more to make. which Is for
close action. | replied, III your lord
ship Will permit me TO substitute Eek
poets" for "confdes," the signal will
soon be completed, because the word
expects" is In the vocabulary, where
rs "confides' must be spelled His
lordship replied In haste and with
seeming satisfaction. That will do.
Pasco; make Il directly" And the
famous signal was made. - London
Chronicle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Scientific Association Of the A.
and NJ. College will be held Friday
evening November 10, in the chemi-
cal building. Capt. II. II. Sargent
will present a paper The American
and Spanish Navies and the Open
ing Naval Strategy Of the Spanish
American War All interested are
invited to attend, whether members
OF the Association or not. The
ladies Of the campus, and members
Of the Senior class are especially in
vlted.
All officers of the college are eligi-
BILE to membership in the associa-
ton. and all residents Of the campus
and Bryan to associate membership.
The secretary would be pleased to
have the names Of any who desire to
bee ONE members or associate men,
bers. q. 5. Traps,
Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
RemarkabIe Lunar Rainbow.

| recall many lunar rainbows during
the half century since was an observ-
ant boy aud. II memory serves me, one
double lunar rainbow. But the most
perfect OF these bows that / recall
saw on the edge OF Darlington, s. c.
I was in Il road leading north with ex
tenslye fields east and west; hence my
opportunity. The full moon had just
risen above the tops Of the distant
woods. and the bow In the west was
perfect. The span OF the bow was ma
terlally less than the span OF sun
rainbow, but It's depth, or thickness,
was proportionately much greater The
rainbow colors were distinct, but pale.
as II the arch were built OF pale moth
er-ofpearl. and they changed and fad
cd less rapidly than the sun ralnbows
I have seen.
When IN camp on Johns island.
South Carolina, | saw a brilliant sun
rainbow with one foot OF the arch so
near we could stand on II or pass be-
hind and In front OF IL. but we did not
dig for gold."-Macon Cor. Scientific
American.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
FRA DIAyOLO
r. A. Wade's Beggar Prince Opera Co,
in "Fra DiayOIo" May BE Secured
for Bryan.

Manager Mike has an opportu.
nifty TO secure the above excellent
organization for Friday evening,
November IL.
The engagement depends on an
advance subscription sale Of at
least 200 tickets at Sl.00 each, and
if successful subscribers will be
given first selection Of seats one
day before the general sale opens.
In the company are such well
known operate stars as Miss Cir
trude Hutchinson, Kittie Nice, Ad-
die Murnford. Leila Thorne, Der.
tina Stanclif, Mr.. +. A. Wade. jaw
c. Taylor, Geo. Byron Bronti,
Frank Burgess, +. Wade Cleve-
land, Lawrence Powers, Stanley
Brady, Louis Perle, and others
as well known in the COM
ic opera world. The production Of
era Diavolo" is carried complete
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09

An Irishman one day went into the
shop OF barber TO get shaved After
being properly seated and the lather
about half applied the barber was
called 10 an adjoining room. where he
was detained for some time. The bar
Der had In the shop as pet a monkey.
which was continually Initiating its
master. AS soon as the latter left the
room the monkey grabbed the brush
and proceeded TO finish latherlng the
Irishman's face. After doing this he
took n razor from It's case and strop
ped II and then turned to the freshman
20 shave him.
"Shtop thatF' said Pat. "Ye can tuck
the towel in me neck and put the soap
on me face, but, begorrah. yer fathers
got TO shave me?'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
NOTICE. TO TAxPAYERs.

will be at the following named
places, at the time stated, for the
purpose Of collecting taxes due for
the year 1905.
Wellborn, Friday, Dec. LIST, 1905.
Millican, Saturday, Dec. 2nd, 1905.
Bethel, Wednesday, Dec. 9Th, 1905.
w. WIPPRECHT,
w-4t Tax Collector, Brazos 90.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
For week ending Nov. 6, 1906:
LADIES.

FOR week enuluB NOV v, ltoO.
LADIES.
Lizzie Anderson, Margaret Jones,
Mary Johnson, Lula Green, Cynthia
Gilbert, Mile Hamilton, Annie
Mancel, Esther Mays, Anna Bedick,
Eliza Robertson, Lena Taylor, Emma
Scurry, Lizzie Thomas, Ozaline
Thompson, Lizzie Watson.
GENTS.
b. n. Caldwell, Elvin Chappell,
w. w. Flint, Emmett Jones, J. NJ
Johnson, l.. u. Green, w. r. Ger
man, JEFF Harris, Geo. Avery, Thos.
Keyser, p. b. Keyser, A. A Kloc,
Danville Lee, Pete Lewis Jim Lin
ton, Ike Miner, Olmstead McGee,
Charles Mckee, NJ. NJ Reneger,
John .sabo, Surry Smith, West Tur-
ner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
BALLOT slXTY.oNE.
This Was the Number Of the EleetioI
Ticket the President Voted.

oyster Bay Nov. There was only
a few persons at the railroad station
when President Roosevelt arrived here
10 vote. az II was not generally known
what hour he would arrive. After shak.
ing hands with everybody az the sta
ton. tho president was driven TO the
polling place IN the Fifth district. He
received ballot No. 81. which he voted
for assemblyman. county Judge and
school director. After returning 70 the
street. the president stopped and chat
ted with some neighbors. Then he
boarded the train and left FOR wish
lngton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
WAGNER 4 BRANDON

IN every detail by the company,
and there is no music more tune.
iul than Auber's. The comedy is
well looked after by F. A. Wade
and Lawrence Powers, comedians.
Any desiring to help secure thu.
company and first selection n
seats, "subscribers' day." should
call at Haswells book store and
sign the list for the number Of
tickets desired.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09

Fort Worth, Nov. 7.-Sherifrs office
received information from Tcxarkana
that a night Waterman attempted TO
arrest three strangers. They broke
and ran. The Waterman killed one, be-
lioved 20 be William oxxe. one Of the
parties breaking jail az Fort Worth.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
On. N.u Case. On. Death.

New orleans. Nov. up TO noon
Tuesday one new yellow fever case ana
one death had been reported.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09

Cut prices on Silks, Dress Goods,
Shoes aud skirts for 30 days. Cut
Price Sale. Wilson q Edge. 2s0
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-09
Envornhls Conditions.

ST Petersburg. Nov. Polish ma
tional movement has blossomed forth
under most favorable conditions
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20 Tyler Haswell. 80
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BY WAY OF
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WE HAVE EVERYTHING ELSE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
SOBRE Ia HUELCA.
FL &Phllndelphia. >-Doce mil
bultos que no hallan ca
blda en- los muelles.
LA RED D. LINE
No hay trabajadores para
hacer las operaciones
de descarga.
LA RED D LINE

Anoche entire ocho ocho media,
lego este puerto ell vapor Philadel-
phM de la Compafifa Red D. Line.
Dicho buque trae q este comercio
diez doce mil bultos, para los cuales
no hay caDida en- los muelles, ocupa-
dos actualmente con los fa' dos trafdos
por ell Caracas.
FL senior Latimer Sc comprometi6
con la referida companfa hacer Ia
descarga de dicho buque, viendose pre-
cisado utilizar para clio las lanchas
propiedad de la casa de Ezquiaga
Compa.
En- estas operaciones SO hallan
trabajando desde las primeras horas
de la mafiana de hoy, algunos emplea-
dos de las oficinas del sefior Latimer,
por ser impossible contar con un solo
bracero, para llevar a cabo la descar-
ga del Philade llS,ia.
En- otras ocasones la casa Villar
y ", repreSentante de la Red ~ Line,
pudo depositar la carga conducida q
este puerto por los buque de Ia compa-
MIA, uno de los muellcs de la Nem
York and Porto Rico, y contratar Sc
senta Il ochenta braceros, a quienes
psgaba rs centavos por ls hora de
trabajo.
Pero ahora, con motive de no ha.
ber cabida On ninguno de los muelles
para la carga del Philadelphia nj poder
contar con elementos trabsi adores, Ia
Red D. Line empieza q sufrir las con-
secuencias de la huelgs.
Las lanchas . que hacemos refe-
rencia, estan vigiladas cada una ror
una pareja de guardias insula ares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

mutplcaDan Mr. Doumer que presdia la session, no To-
graDa restabecer orden muchas rases nuosas sc cru
aaron de banco bancoy al n connddos en- el hemici.
Go los representatives. promov6 verdadero tumuto
Mr. Doumer evano la session. cub0 salio de Ia saa
Hay pendlentes agunos ance pesonaes como consecuen
,de los nsultos La ley pudo aprobada E gober-
no espera sacarla hote hoy mismo
Comuncan de San Petersburgo que el Potemkine ha
sldo peSto ote que sera remocado hasta Sebastopo
NO suro grandes ayeras las reparacones no parecen h
fcles 81 goberno nsise la extradci6n de los ma
rlnos desembarcados Rumania hace preston para oe
les enteguen las autodude Estas Sc esfuerzan
por mantener Ia lnvloabdad de su erritoro la berad
de cuaquer REQ de crmenes pocos que Sc refuge en- e.
e asegura que el asnto ha sdo consutado los empera
dores de Austria Aemania
Sc confirmaa notca de que e Car convocara, para
e ~ de Octubre los REPRESENTATIVES del pueblo rso para
consttur una asamblea discutir las reformas
III emperador de Aemana Sc propone visitar dentro
de pocos ds al Crlstan de Dnamarca Suponese que
la vista tlene relacon concto entire Sueca No
ruega.
Sc ha reundo e Comte de reaciones exteriores del
C0HSo dc la eaerac6n gerdnica para ofrecer un yoto
de conhanza a la poitca del Kaiser en- Marruecos
IN mlnlstro americana en- Pekin Mr. Rockhil ha ne.
dido al Conseo de asntos extraneros de China que deen
ga e movlmlento antlamercano N virrey de la provincial
de Chill anz6 proclama ese obieto Sc desconfja
de que produzca nngn resultado Ell boicotuges cada
ola mas energco en- todas las provincias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
N0TAS De PONCE
Ladrones sentenciados a pc
mas muy fuertes. -Servi-
clos de los detectives.
ASAMBLEA De MU NICIpIOS
Extralimitaci6n del alcalde.
La ley violada. - Cont
n1a enfermo el fiscal.

Julio 1s.-La inteligente profesora
sel1orita Adela Astol, retira su firma
de Ia protesta de algunos profesores
de Ponce contra el cable y ell memo.
rial dirigidos q Washington por Ia
asamblea de maestros All 10 hace
constar, Ia senorita Astol, en- ell mime
70 de aver de El Eco de Puerto Rico.
Un amigo nos decfa hoy: enc era
possible que los apellidos' Marin, Astol
y Moret figurasen en- ese desgraciado
documento.,
Aver Sc vieron en- la Corte mum.
cipal las causas por rcbos contra el
celebre Ram5n Vargas alias Maitfn, y
contra su c6mplice Francisco Velez.
Vargas result6 condenado siete
amos de carcel, y seiscientos dollars de
multa, por las siete denuncias estable.
cidas contra 81; y Velez fu6 condenado
cuatro amos de carcel, y seiscientos
dollars de multa, por las cuatro denun
cias que sobre 81 pesaban, con refe
rencia q los hechos de que va tiene CO.
nocimiento el pdblico por nuestra am
plia information de aver.
Ell reloj de orc de bolsillo, roba-
do Mister Bequi, ha aparecido tam
bien. Los detectives prestaron un
buen servicio, descubiendo todos los
robos realizados por Maitin, dando
caza este para librar Ponce de tan
atrevido caco.
-E9 Eco de aver reproduce, con
elogio, la composite; HoSanna de
nuestro compaflero Quintin Negr6n
Sanjurio. En- nombre de este amigo
damos las mas sinceras gracias al
apreciable diario de la plaza princi.
pal.
Ell Presidente del Ayuntamiento
convocara session extraordinaria,
para la designation de los delegados
d la asamblea de municipios, por la
ciudad de Ponce.
-Hemos tenido ell gnsto de salu.
dar hoy en- esta ciudad al seflor don
Rosendo Infante, redactor de La Co.
rrespondencia.
-Esta en- Ponce, de paso para
Guayama, la compaflfa dramatica del
primer actor don Enrique Terradas
lCoreti'aua en- Ia pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
Po|icinica de San Juan
DE los doctorts O. Cou y Toste, J. N.
ICdrbo'ael j. A. Lopez Antongiorq.
San Jose, No IL, Principal.

Treinta atos de experiencia pro-
fesional en- les intermediates tropica-
Gales. Alta ciruifa. Espscialidad on
enfermedades de 10 piel. Ginecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oto-
Rfno-Laringologfa. venerologfa.
Analisis qufmico , microsc6pico. 10.
ras de consulta: de 8 & IL por 10 ma
lana y de 2 de 10 sarde. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operaciones se harSn On
este G Gabinete, domicilio, 8 en- Hos
pital de muieres y nifios. Fl servieio
medico-quir1rglco, dentro J fuera de
ls poblaci6n, serl iusti preciado. Sc
satisfacen consultss medicas los On.
fermos de 10 isla: el interesado remi.
tlra nm historial de 81 enfermedad y
un giro postal de dos dollars, reci.
bira un sCuestionarios, cuyas pre-.
guntas debe cumplimentar, J luego se
le enviara el sTratamientos. Diriiir
10 correspondence 81 Practicante y
Secre.ario de la sPoliclfnica, don Pho
Amador y Rodrfguez, San Jose nime.
ro IA, principal, Telefono 2O6. San
Juan. P, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
CARCtL De SAN JUAN

Han ingresado en- la carcel de
San Juan, Aguadilla Mayaguez
bajo sumaria, por los deltos de hur.
to de mayor cuantia, acometimiento v
aggression, contra ell erario de Puerto
Rico y complicidad en- asesinato en-
primer grado. Jose Lopez, Agustin
Garcia Escaloua, jose Gonzalez Avl.
les, Manuel Gonzalez Espinosa An !.
nio Paz y Santos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
CUATRO REC|M|ENTOS SUB[EVAD0S EN- vARSOvA
Los |err0riStaS ruS0S an1enaZan a TreDof
Trabaj jadoreS abandonan canal Panama
Esc5n@b en- Ia Cdmaa hancesa Naz PokmNne puesb 0op

New York, Julio 14.-Teegramas de Varsovia dicer
stuacon ALI es desesperada por parte del goberno
mpotente para contener los de la anarqua Qua
tro regmentos de ropas han subevado con ss
o6caes estan franca indscplna Sc eme que la ciu
caga poder de las uerzas ebedes Estas no hacen
causa comn los revoluconaos pero Sc negan toda
obedenca Sc anzan tumuto fuera de los acuartela
mientos.
1nfoman de San Petersburgo que los terrorstas aca
ban de lamar proclamas fjar carees decarando que
Trepof jefe de Polcia dctador de la cudad esta con
denado morr plazo muy proxmo que la senencia
Sc cumplra de modo rremisibe cuaesquiera las
precaucones de que rodee al general E Comte Ejecu
two que rma los pacartes dice que guerra
ira la trana ceara hasta desarrag del suelo uso
que los aos anterores compdos dan cuenta de como
el partido del terror responde sus deberes
Los trabajadores del canal de Panama vista de que
no Sc les paga tempo abandonan los trabaos publican
protesta los per6dcos decarardo que les expo
que empezaron las dcutades presentes va adeudan
algunas muchos braceros. La crisis de Panama
no Sc ha resuelto a1n Creese que sea dfc enconrar
rabaadoes antlanos sud amercanos que sera precise
acudr la nm gracion de chnos para emprender las
obras.
Despachos de Paris descrben e escandalo ocurrido
en- la Camara rancesa aver tarde al discurse Ia ley de
amnista para los deserrados poticos Los ncdentes
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
ArlislicaIIy GIIdcd Lumps Of Coal
And Stone Left In PIac. Of
Stolen Gold,
MANY GEMS ALSO TAKEN.
Thieves Loot Exhibits In the Amcri'
eau Museum Of Natural History
IN New York

Nov YORK; June - Thieves ara rs-
ported Do have been systematically AZ
work for months among exhibits IN the
American museum of natural history
I'm lhiF city specimens " gold ores
Of thn great Ecmcnl collection present.
cd Ia the institution by Y plcpont
Morgan valued NJ 5000 huyo been slol.
on. and I'm their places cheaper once
suhuuuind Ansllcllly glldcd lumps
of coal and stones are Nld IN have
boon loft Nm place ~ the loot \ 81.
hcrinn collection NJ implements ana
garmonis has been deprived NJ eone
of IL, beet examples ana many yalu.
able apt Imans utn mlsslnR from tho
butterfly asses,
THO thon took nlaoc adjoining the
alcoyc iu which Is collection ~
American gems valued AZ 100000 also
given IN the museum hy MI Morgan.
Altog lthcr go Of the nnosl specimens
Of god ores In the worl Nc missing,
from the Bpmtnt collection, How
much they would have assayed In prob
lonntlciI but they cost about $4,000
Extraordinary precautions are now
being taken NY tho museum officials
10 pmtopt the exhibits, many ~ which
huNo been Oycrhuled ma roNrrangod 10
that they may bs better guarded.