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The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

Goals thrown from field-Carter 4. White
head 9, Holmes 4, Morris 9, Hodgkins 6,
Phllbrick 9, Sullivan 2, Weymouth |. Goals
from foul line-Carter 5. Curtis l, Phibrick
8. Three l5-minute periods were played.
Referee, Bird. Umpire, Veazie. Time
keeper, HayfOrd. Scorer, McMahan.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
OBITUARY..

BOG 27th, after a severe
oekS, aged 6S years, Z
ns lie was born in the
- May 3. 1886, and was
s. and Martha J. Coffin.
Was united in marriage
agley of Bangor, who
Mis- union were born two
G and Mrs. Florence B.
both living. He also
iheir great loss two
$50 sisters-Sargent A.
tud William H. Coffin of
uiamin Ames of Thorn
81, Rackliffe of Bangor.
the common schools of
he Maine State Semi
.ege, but on account of
80 to finish his college
inverted in 1857 and bap-
4oyeioy and joined the
uth of Thorndike, of
uu a bright and shining
his daily Christian life
d talked with God. He
his approaching end and
u-s at his bedside "the
.-tutiful"; "Rest, sweet
his wish the last sad
he church where he had
shipper for so many
" for the text, Revelation
we're conducted by the
Hley Small, who could
7 words of sympathy in
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

Halte lngraham, wife of
lied Jan. 18th at her
ert, Rockland, aged 6s
u days. She had been
week. Mrs. 1ngraham
Ur, and was the daughter
* and Lucy A. Lancas-
les a husband she leaves
'nIrdham, who is in the
',pckland, and Marjorie
'-rt w. Thorndike, also
VI, Lancaster of Bel
i. and Mrs. Ingraham
uVel 40 years and her
t,oW to her husband.
por Of the oldest of the
W 04ht ~ Company.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

Cook of this city were given surprise
party at their home on Charles street Fri
day evening, Jan. 18th, which was the 25th
anniversary of their marriage. 1t was a
complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Cook.
Two or three friends were expected in for
the evening, but when they arrived they
were accompanied by party which taxed
the accommodations of the home to the ut
most. Several fine pieces of slverware
were given the happy couple All these
presents were for use on the table. One of
the pieces was given by the ladies of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, of
which Mrs Cook is an active member
| Other articles were given by friends and
relatives. Rev. j. W. Hatch, pastor of the
Methodist church, which the family attend
was present, and made a few pleasing re.
marks. Then others present spoke few
kind words, Fruit, cake and coffee were
served.
| SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Hattie C. Luce
has discharged a cargo of coal at Rock lane
and is loading ice at ROckport for St. Thorn
as, W. L.. The bark Evie j. Ray, 91S tons
built at Harrington, Me-, in 1878, has beer
sold at Hongkong, China, for $4,000.
Sch. Paul Palmer from Baltimore, which
arrived at Boston Jan. 10th, made the rur
from Cape Henry to Boston in SO hours, al
average of 12 knots. Among recent char
ters are the following: Sch. Mary A. Hall
Philadelphia to Santiago, coal, $2.25; sch
j. c. Strawbridge, Newport News to Char
lesion, coal. IS cents sch. Young Brothers
st. Simons to Portland, p. t.. sch. Mollie
Look. Petersburg to Irvington, dry cypress
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

The Belfast High and the Chapman Club
of Wnslow played i'll the Belfast Opera
House Tuesday evening, the home team
winning with ID score of 26 to 18.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-10

Dsiando los cenait1aa reotos II poli
cf DO cegR de F0nclar q Louvre PEN
safSt1O en Ruual 1ntlauO preCepto. une
dice oue 81 oEiniinnl Quiers siempre II
stir aS aiti0 ole. au Cffmen y que de- hn
d Yander de 0ua maneFa 8 daNtYa,
C1m0 todo PArlaglta en d cFeanCiR de-
qua fu6 IN espl d 9l Cd autor del atanta-
do, la muItisud nuFmura en contra de
todos Zoe honabEeS de eaa naciOnaIidad d
QUO se presentan en- 81 lugRr del ninies-
tr0 por mas bien VestidOs que Yaysn.
MI. Lepine. prefsctO de policfa, be
m&ndado & ObselYaF t0do extraDiero
qu0 entP6 an u Ciudad duraDte u q I'll.
ma eennana, v paFioa Qrup0s snarquia-
tas estSn sometidos & una YigiIanoin
muY seVera. En sua estudios M Le-
pine Ofirma que tarde 8 tempPanO ten
dFa Iel hombFa en- nus 1lRnOa.
Un interesante ejsmpIO de los meto-
dos que emplet Ia poliefa ffsncsss para
daR con aEl ox aaianl. es 81 que se esta
llevan1o cao0 cn Paris & c5nsecuen-
ciR de ID explosion de b bomba.
Las 8 bias quenap3aa p0r u explosion
han gidos trusportadas 8 IN salon DE
quiu1ica para que examiner Yarios
hombFeg oonpetentea Il composition
de q bombs y de este modO hallar d
fsbriCRnte.
Sc dice queE0tra bombs sin eXplotaI
hR aido hallada en la hue de RivoIi. =
muy oerca del ID IS flasIa explosion.
Eln6meEu 8 hsridos por 6sta nC
ex0ede De qninee perlOnas contand0
Fernando RabinC miembF0 de la Di.
putsci6a mejicana.
In BalYRei6n del presidente , del
Fey de EspAfla fn6 Casi n1iInRroGa. puel
81 C0cha tiene cine0 perforaciones. Sc
cree qua esto ea dehid0 Que la bonn
ba expIOt6 de llenO en- el momento que
pRBaba an coli ado cAball0 por enci.
ma y 81 Cual reeihi6 de llano u explo
sion.
So aae9ura cue pn naoment0 deBpuea
de la cRt6str0fe y como 81 rsy Af0nsc
viera que 81 pueblo aa amontinab1
dandQ critics de Vsnganza. diio, diri.
gle 1doge Bus ac0mpa nantes On 81
coche:
esenOres, rep6nganse, que eato en
nadR.s
x & las multitudes:
eCalmRoG, que esto no aignifca
nRda.
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IlgIeso en- Ia AItl Fseuela

El GefI0E h. N. Chopper, Principal
de ID Alta Escuela Central de Puerto
Rico. nos manifesto q siguiente:
III hn del actuRl CuEao escolar eota
aceEcandosa conViene anunclar 81
phbllc0 los planes que, Coh respect0 &
la a.ensehanza superior. Sc realizaFan en-
es Cur10 pr6ximo en- la Alta EacueIa
Central de Puerto Rico.
En- este centro se les ofrecera & los
aIamnus tres CuTs0g. u acad6mico. el
cienti6co = q comercial. al entrBr
ca q claas del primer afI !, cRda alum.
40 elige an curse y sigue eatudiaEdo
Las asianaturas que abarCa este hasta
50 gradu4ci6n.
~ curse cornereisl conssara de dos
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C0SITAS

Un mRIestRE Iatente. manifesto de
tOdO punt0 y solo c0ntenido p0F q
fuerza, nnu6strASe ca 81 pueblo domi-
CanO.
.Hoieando peri6dicos de Ia veCins
rep1bliCa. hemoO pOdido llegRr las
RpreciaCiones que anOtamO1.
Con motive del desembRFc0 en- b
capital do la rep6blicR de parte de la
dOtRci6n de un bRrc0 de guerra gurtO
en- squeH pueblo. ocurFieron algunOs
rozRmientos entire los marineFOg y 81
pueblo.
Con tll motive, I'm peri5dico de alIf
entire otFas Cosas dice 10 siguiente:
GSefioreg yankees, n pasO, miren
que jugar con candeIR quema.
eParece que Los marineros de los
buQuea de guerra americanOs surtoE
en- la rada, ae Green que todRs nueatraI
mujeres son iguales y ali los v6 uSted
usar aus freacuras con una DANA, unn
criada 8 una muier CuRlquieFa.
GParece que eatog gefioreB no BGben
que en- eatB TERRA t0da u gente tiene
la sangre ben p9IestG y que Rl menOI
descuido le endOsQn una de de 12
miIimetroS que en- Cinco minutes van
contRr el cuento & su casa.
eLiAmRmos u Rtenci6n sObFe e0te
asunt0 poTque despu6J que Avienten
un par no nos asustan nj loH On fiOnea
nj tOdaS les escuadras del mundO en-
terO.
GCon que. !. anden dereCho, 81 no
uuieren que eI baron del Campo SantO
Ieg eche unOB p0IVitOg.S
El maIestar contra 81 actual estado
de Ooaaa 10 notoriO, TecrudeCido con ID
reoiente pFisi6n de unO de los Caudi'
IIoU mas DrestigiOgoa de 10 reV0luOi6n
en- cierne8, gef1or EugeniO DeSchamps.
Auuf en- San Juan v en- pRrte de d
iOIR en- dOnde cuenta DegchRmpG con
aTQun0s d0nini0auoa que limpatiaan
con Gu yoltiea, hR e0uuadO honda J
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Fl B Alfonso a
Dede1l 0lb8i
SVadOS nlilagrO
SdIneni0.
Don Alfonso dIi0, dIdgI6ndosa 1
"a Elueh0dQnbra ''GaImaOs,
quo este no slgllflea nada,

PaF1s. Juni0 / Sin tem0r Cauaa
del ateE tsdo contra las Vidas del preai.
dente Loubet y del Fey Alfonso de Es-
pifla. Qstuv0 tugar an0Che. fuer0n eeiOs
hoy 8 ChalOns SUR Aarne pFesenciaT
una reviOta de tropas y an simuIacrO
de bBtalla, VolVieron sanOs y salYoB
& PaFfs, pagand0 p0r Ias calleg como 81
NADIA hubieFa aucedido.
Mientrag tantO. Paris hR tenidO an
dia may agltadC. pues Ia p0licfa no
desCanaa ri nm instante buaeandO e.
criminal que lan26 la bomba, y las
muChed edumbres ge sglomeran Ga las cers
canias del Louvre. lugar dOnde De co-
meti6 81 fFustfad0 aseainato. Variog
arrestOa se hicieron por ID noChe. De
un hombre soBpechS d poIicfa: de Ar
aene ArnOuld. que fac herido por n
bombas que aunQus ID gente &c ea-
tuerza en- Greer que no 60 81 criminal
sinembaFg0 una muier ageQura Que 10
Vi6 pFendeF una necha.
In gemana pagada Is p0liciR detuV0
an grupo de anaTquistas espafIoles de
los eURleg ge escape un0, que his sido
acusadO por Los dem&G de habar encen-
dido Is bombR. Los restsntaa estsn
presos y se llamsn ValIina, Navarro.
PalaCios y HarVe. de OFigen ipg'6g.
El Fey Alfonso hR quedado ggFada-
blemente impFesionado con el pueblo
paFisi6a. Las mujeres. dijeron que 81
era IN simp6tico y guapO niflo. Cien-
tos de dsmns fueron % sitio de Ia ex
plOsi6n hoy y cada una manifesto su
emooi6n on distintas foFmas. y excIa.
mando eQuerer mNtar al ioven rey.
SQa6 dir6 ca madre, de Francia9b
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desagradable impression II noticia qQe
81 cable nos comuniCRra hase aIgunos
dfas.
"A Dios rogando y con eI mAzo
dandO.
Para que go ven hsuta que punto 60
defeiente b information cfisial para Ii
prensa en- Puerto Rico. v6ase 10 que
dice GEl HsrAIdo EspafIoIo:
GLoS DepGytaaaentcs ly Ia prensa -
Defsiente poF dem6s FesuIts d infoF.
mGci6n que Lon SreportaraD de Ia prem
90 diAria de estR Ciudad. Obtienen en-
los Dep0rtnmentoG. En- aIgunOs de-
estos ri siquieFa le tiene para los re-
presentantes de II opinion tOdO 81
resDetO que merecen.
SNoso6rO8 eaperamOg que estag c0sa8
se corFijRn y que Lon jefes de d admi-
nistFaci6n. 8 quienes 81 pueblo p6ga.
no pOnRan obstScul0 & d prensa, cuya
mission es infoFmar 6 eSs miGn0 pues
bIo.a
GUARIQNRX
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Reunion lie n8airos
tituIaT8S.
Ia sSIsIsnGIa f5GGItatila 4 los
pObr8S J IA hOtIea municipal.
Fr8CuGRioS 0SCindaIOS On ia
ChOIToTa."

Los n & iicos tituIaFeG de San Juan,
en- reunion celebYada recientemente.
tomarOn Vorios scuerdoG regpecto & Ii
Osistencia fecultAtiva & enfermoE po-
bFes de ID Ciudad que por ser de inte-
res general. publiclremos oportuna-
mente. & fin de que sean con0cidos de
todos.
Los acuerdoa de refereucia faeron
eIeVadOG 81 iefe de ID aanidad local.
quien lOS hs pasado d aIcaIde de n CO.
pital, para que Fecomiende AI Concejo,
vote una oFdenanzR que regulaFice el
serviCio de referenciA con d aiguiente
recommendation:
eEstS o6cina, consideFa diGnGs de
Rtenci6n laa observaciones de I0o me-
cos de ls aHistencia p6b'icR y les re-
Comienda "a consideration.
Pr6xima 4 abrirse aI E6biico ID far
m Cis municipal, Sc hace necesaFiO con
urgencia q 10 SO 0dOpte una resolution
que msrqne an lfmite & Las nolicitudes
del VeCindaFio, pueg de Otro modo f.
Gil y pOsiblemente Sc puede ConduciF
ell eatablaoimiento de nueva CFeaCi6n &
una poBible bAnCarrotaS
pfnl en- elC6lebre sitio conOcido por
Ella ChoFFera,2 , merece que Lac auto.
ridades le presten preferente atenci6n.
DIS Q p9r ID mafiana 6 u nOche aquel
lug0F es Crigen de eaCSndaIos yde ed.
cenas POGO edifcRntes. Aquel lugar.
prolong0ci6n de ID Gale de la TancV
es an sitiO muy cOnCurrido y pOr sus
RlrededOres viven peFsOnas digaRs de
que se guArde mas respet0 y cOnside-
raci6n.
Mujeres de NAL viVir han sentado
gus reales Allf. y sus Casas son frecuen.
tGdRs pOr persOnas de peor c0ndiCi6r
A6n. De ahi los C0nstantes esc6ndalol
que por ALI ocurren con menoscRbo de
ID moral y del orden p1blico.
De eSperAr es que se tOmen me6idOl
tendencies & evitRr heChos de ID fndole
Rpuntada.
La Comisi6n t6cnica del ayunta-
mientO. aCRbR de inspeCcionar les obral
p6bicGs municipRIea terminRdas re-
cientemente.
TOdas go enC0ntraron ei9Cutadas De
oonf0rmidad con el pliego de-Condi.
clones, y Sc hubieFa prOcedido Ga re.
G6pS1Uu u6uulb1V8 uU GA1sblE AQA .u9A'
peIfsctog siguientes:
En- 81 recinto Oeste dos depresioneI
en- Ia Cadena Este del encintadO. variol
hoy0s en- les RCeraG de hormie6p, y 81
c6bped neCesits ser recortAdo y Fegu.
larizadas aus OriIIas; igual defecto pre-.
Genta el c6Sped de Il CaIetA de Sau
Juan , en Il PIazuela de Iaa MoniaB.
Las aCeFaB de ID CAletR de San JuGr
tRmbi6n presentan algunOs hoyos. IL
fuente de ID Piszuela de IRs MoDial
neCeSita desOgtie. En- eI CaIlej6n dt
Casa Blanca hay que repOneH un guar
do canton y guitar el principle de d
acerR ESte que constituye an peligrC
para IL circulaci6n. -En Ii bAjsdR del
cementeriO. final de la caIle del Cristo,
hay que voIver Colocar ell encintHdO
Fac acuerdO de Ii Comisi6n de Re
cepci6n que por el ingeniaro de d ciu,
dad Be comunique con ell ContrAtista d
0rden de repArar dichoB despeTfectog,
RutorizSndo & dicho iDgeniero para que
una vez efeCtuada ID reparaci6n de ur
mado satisfsctorio pueda dar por re-
Cibidns def aitivNmente tOdaB lee obral
menCionOdHG.
RAUL.
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De SOCIEDAp.

Para RIO Grande. La diatiDguida
seflorita Maria Gonz6lez Cruz. ha lido
al sinp6tiCo pueblo donde pasRr6 una
COFtR tempOFRda.
Que Yuelva pronto & San Juan la
bella DANA.
Que meg0re. La SrtR. harmana de
don jose PAlaciog Echevarria, JuanitR
PaIaci0a. se encuentra enferma On su
residenoia de esta capital.
Dege6m0sle pFOntR mei03f6.
En- Ad.3aGpatGS. .-IF6n s pas8r una
tempOFadR 6 esq poblsCi6n lOs distiE-
guides espoGos Guillermety Rivas.
DeseemOB prOnt0 restableCimiento
81 aludido amigo. que va & busCRr ~
lud alnlegFe pueblo.
CCTnGel5 CdSGld1tc.- eIegante y
bella sefi0ritR, tambi6n va de paBeO &
Adjuntas y estar6 alIf dos s tres meses.
Sale el sol para Los adiunteflOs.
.RegTes0. mediados del pFasente
mes FegresaF6. de ID HabnnG. donde
hB estsdo de p&seo. GlQ6n tempo. %
diatiDguidR dana del GVerGalIea2, sa-
floPitA Carmen Fernandez.
Bien Venida.
AssG0aqcS6n. Hey muCha entire
nuestrns bellRs damar, para OsiatiF &
las ejaFanaa9 que Sc ceEebFar6n eatR
noche en- 81 Parque y mafinna en- ell
Casino Espaflol.
A divertlrge.
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la GA

PAreCa que siguen Ias CeSantfas en- 81
departamento de Mr. Elliot
Sc indican otFas mas entos dias, ade-
mas de lRs de los sefiores Hernandez y
Contreras.
Parece que ahora los tiros iran para
el personal del distrito Sur de u isla.
Sc Rsegurs que con 81 nombFamien-
70 del senior J j. Gim6nez para iefe
do Obras P6blicRs. hRbr6 cambios en-
el personal de esRs ofiCinRs.
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La anenlia en- Puerto
Rico.
So eausa y InOdO ID oVltarla.

Con eI anterior tituIO hemoB recibi.
do IN peuuefIo folletO de d es autor 81
diatinguidn galeno, doctor dor Pedro
Gutierrez IgaFAYidez. miembro de ID
comisi6n de d an6miR en- eata isla.
DiCha CaFtilla tiene por objeto vul.
garizar lac csuaaa de u an6mia. y me.
di0s de evitRFla. Termiaa 81 inf0rme
con lan aiguientes oonCluaiOnes:
SNo bebiendo gguas tulbias nj es-
tsnCadss de pozo. sino cIsFas y de co.
rFiente: , faltR de estas tlItimas Cui.
dandO de hervir aQuellaB.
LAyaldose Los msn0S despu6S de
tTabBjar en- 10 TERRA.
No C0miendo fFutas hi vegetables sin
hAberlos IavRdo muy bien sntes de
userloas
EVitando l& mRzamoFra. para 10 cuaI
no ae debe andar descaIzo en- sitiOs en-
que Sc sabe hGy 1a0g0m0rYG.
CuldAndo de lavarse bien los pies,
CuandO GO ha trabsiado descalzo en-
lugsrea h1medos; como los pBatanales,
csfetales. etc.
Haciendo en cada CASA 8 bohi0 an
pequeflo excusRdo & hoyo, donde se
REQ sia II excreta.
No ensuOiandO en- 81 monte. ri en-
sitio RIguno donde Queden 81 deacu-
bieFto las suCiedadSs.
Sl eat0s C0ngeJ0 jos SO t0men en- cuentR,
y cuida desu obseFvsncia 10 Dob 'aci6n
rural de Puerto Rico. b an6mia que
aqui invade 10 migmO Cd uino. que q ID
mujer, que 81 hombre, y empObreee
sue oTgsnigmOB y debilita gus eneTgfas.
tAnto ffsicGs como intelectuales. y sos
tiene. en- fin un ContiDgente de eDfer-
mos en- nuestros campOs. ira desRpRre.
ciendo de este suel0.S
Danes les gEaCiaB 81 se flor Gutierrez
poE 81 onYfo del foIIeto de referenCiR.
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SEMPER.

No aormir es una desdicha que
soO 10 saben los que padecen de
insomnia, este desapaFece con ell
uso del Vino de Cerabrina Ulrici,
tan pronto le tonifica 4 usted el
cerebro.
UnSc0 genuine y IggItjmo -Ja-
bon de Castilla. Aqua de Azahar de
SevilIa. Aceite puro de Olivaa. Vi
nsgre de Vino SRuternes. - Casa de
(eneoed0.
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IldS ah0gal0s.

Brilantes ex smsnoa han dalo aver
Los aeIoreg don Fneisc0 "a Tore y
don Nc. Al. River Que han terminadO
Ioa suyoG para cbtener el titulo de
Gbo0adOs.
Con 6lt0a fla terminado 81 periodic
de ex6menes d los cue para clio 10
solicitation.
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IglosIa Moi0alSla ia
Sanilslna Trinidad. =

Gale del Sol entire Cristo , San Jo-
s6. Cu'tos para mRfIana: PredicR-
ci6n 6 las nueYe de ID nsnAna y Z 80
de u noche.
EsCuela Dominica para persOnas de
tOdas edadeB & Ias de ID tarde.
Asient0s Gbres para tod0s.
M. ANDUJAR.
Pastor
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LseMsO mgIeGIdO.

Por 6rdenea del Cusrtel General de
ls Policfa InsuIar. ha sido aaCendido &
3LAnOe Corpora 81 guardiR Eduardo
Wales, poliCfa insular que prestR sus
servicios de egsFibiente en- eI Cuartel
General.
Es an acto de jdaticia FOR tratarBe
no solo de an poIicfa celogo del cum
plimiento de 81 debsr y del preatigio
del CuerpO, sino tambi6n pCr 90 inteli-
genOia.
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LOSS COVERED BY BONDS.
Equitable Employees Who Helped
Thief Will Haze to Pay.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society prooa-
bly, will lose nothing by the larceny oil Sz"oOV
bv Samuel Lobey on a $4,000 policy stolen
from the vaults of the society by an employe'
The employees are all under bonds. and the list
of suspected ones has been narrowed down to
half a dozen all of whom watched by PINK
erton detectives. One of the men in the loan
department had received a secret communlca-
ton from Lobby since his arrest, it is said
A second arrest is looked for.
The District Attorneys office in Kings County
has heard that Lobby had a transaction with
the Equitable when he operating under the
name of Edwards, whereby he obtained $20,0OO
from the Nassau Trust Company Of Brooklyn.
Edwards, then janitor and engineer Of the COM
pany's FuIton-st branch Office, presented at the
office q check for this amount drawn by the
Equitable in his favor and payable at another
bank The company suspicious of the check,
and sent It TO the Equitable where II was ceru-
fed.
1T was as bona fde check any, and was
duly certified by the Equitable people said one
of the company's officials. Whatever happens
the Nassau Trust Company does not lose a
cent"
A few weeks later, IT was said. Edwards took
an Equitable check to another Brooklyn bank,
but refused a part payment of SlS,OOo on
the instructions of official of the bank, after
inquiring at the Equitable Edwards's wife is
said 10 be in town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-11
HARD COAL DEALERS ORGANIZE,
Form International Association for Improve
ment of Trade.

Retail coal dealers from nearly every State in
the Union yesterday at the Grand ETo+ai
Broadway and 31st-st. The convention is the re-
suit Of meetings held in this city in February and
March at which it decided to call the rataiIor.
Of coal in the United States together to form, 4
permanent international association for the i'm
provement of conditions in the coal trade N h
known as the International Anthracite Merchants,
Association.
There were fifteen independent organizations rem
resented 1t was declared that the forty men who
made up the delegation We're unanimous in +ba
formed ''''uiu De
A constitution was adopted, and the convention
elected the following permanent officers. Prest,Ient
William r Address; vice president. w r Re tchaT
DER, ana secretary treasurer, W. NJ PertOIar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-11
BANK FAILURE CAUSES.
Controller RidgeLy Says That Specu
IatiOn Works HauOc.

Boston. May 10-Wiam Barrett Ridgely, Con-
troller Of the Currency. tonight in a speech dev-
cred before the National Bank Cashiers Association
Of Massachusetts said, in part:
The ruin of bank is practically always the result
of fraud the of its funds in undue and I'M
lawful amount by its officers and directors. This
money is sometimes lost in legitimate enterprises
through bad judgment and mlsmanagefnent out Iar
the most frequent for actual stealing or de-
falcatons in banks is speculation It is speculation
many beyond their endurance.
No should be made president or cashier or
managing officer Of a bank or trust company who
does not expect to make it his sole business. and
that he need have no outside interests which shall
divide his allegiance attention He should have no
large amounts of the banks funds. Above ali, he
should under circumstances be allowed to use his
finance and promote outside enterprises from which
he is to derive profit personally instead of the
No bank officer .vho is running his bank properly
should have any fear of his directors. and they
fToiIers and above ali if he has been found voIat
me The law As long as am SontrnIIer nronose
to assume without evasion my responsibility and to
see as far as I have power to do so. that the di-
rectors of the national banks and their officers
The duty of a bank director if he would fulfil
the obligation imposed by his oath and protect the
interests of the shareholders for whom he is
even greater moral obligations, requires that he
should know positively that the affairs Of the bank
rectors Should be- held Regularly ana frequently
and be well 6 attended by all t the Ce of The
required to make full, complete and intelligent re-
By 9Se detail as to be easily
The point wish to emphasize is that the re-
upon the board of directors. BY accepting place
on a bank board and taking the oath of office a
diligently and honestly administer the affairs of
obligation to perform this duty fully and com.
pletey 1t is certainly d5 not asking too much Of
their plain sworn duty and obey the laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-11
CONCESSION FOR MEXICAN ROAD
Southern Pacific 6OO-Mile Line Along the
Western Coast to Topic.
Il TELEGRAPH 10 rHE rR1p1.vr

Galveston, Tex, May 1O-The Southern Pacific
Railroad has received a concession from the Nlex-
can government TO construct a road along the
western coast of Mexico. from the Port of Guaymas
TO Topic. the western terminus Of the Mexican Cen
tral Railroad. under construction from St Marcos
The new line will be about six hundred miles long
and the Southern Pacific agrees to begin operations
%lthn six months The Southern Pacific owns the
sonora southern extending south from its main
line in Arizona, east Of Tucson to Guavmas plans
have been perfected for the Improvement of Quay
ment.
The plan Of the Southern Pacific is 10 build feed
ers eastward from its new line into territory not
provided with transportation facilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-11
TELEPHONE BOOK AS A DIRECTORY

The use OF the Telephone Directory as a general
BUSINESS and social register is growing. In every,
corner drug store, railroad or hotel
desks, the telephone book is found to be consulted
almost as frequently as the other directories The
fact that this book is brought up to date and
new issue distributed every four months indicate
the reason. Lstings in the directory, the manage
men1 declares, are regarded valuable from a
business point Of view. and just before a new
edition goes to press the contract offices Of tie
telephone company are crowded with pa irons.