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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12
AGAINST
CASTRO LIKELY
Other Aspirants for the Presidency
of Venezuela Waiting for
French Blockade.
THEN TROUBLE WILL BEGIN
CASTRO WILL TEST MONROE
DOCTRINE.

Willemstad, Friday, Feb. e.-Condi-
lions in Venezuela were unchanged at
the date of the latest advices from that
country. The censorship is rigid. One
report is that the attitude of Vice
President Vincente Gomez, who is said
to be plotting a revolution against
President Castro. in case of a French
blockade. is causing some anxiety.
It is reported also that General An
tonic Velutini, second vice president,
has a secret understanding with
France and that he aSpires to the
presidency. All the turmoil over the
French Gable cOmpany's concessions
is attributed to General Velutini, and
it Is expected he viii soon abandon
President Castro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12
Strength of Army.

The total strength of the Venezuelan
army is reported to be 1000 men and
not $4,000 as the army accounts state.
The total armament is 5000 Mauser
rifles and 10000, 600 ball cartridges, so
pieces of small artillery of Old-fash-
toned type and ten modern guns in
position at the ports.
The treasury shows a balance of
5000, 600.
President Castro is said to be boast
ing that he viii test the Monroe doc
trine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12
"TRoUBLE IN DE CHURCH"
Free-for-AII Fight IN ST. Paul CoIored
House of Worship.

st. Paul Feb. 11.-EffOrtS which the
congregation Of the St. James African
NJ. =. church IN this city have been
making for several weeks to Gust their
pastor, Rev. Seymour, eliminated in
a riot during the services this morn
ing during which Rev. Seymour plant
ed his fist in the eye Of Trustee r, G.
Minor, knocking him down and was
himself sent to the floor in front of the
altar by Trustee Robert Lowe. A free
fOr-all fight was prevented by the ar
rival Of a patrol wagon full of police
men who had been called when the
row started
Refused to Vacate.
The trustees Of the church recently
voted to reduce Rev. Seymour's sal
airy from $50 to SO a month, but not
withstanding ills, Rev. Seymour had
refused to give up his church. This
morning after preaching a sermon on
''Brotherly Love Rev. Seymour an
Snounced the collection. Two Of the in
surgent trustees came forward to take
UP the collection, but Rev. Seymour
called vociferously upon two of the
stewards faithful 10 him to gather up
the offering. The congregation by this
time were filing before the contribution
boxes. Rev. Seymour stood guard over
one, but two Unfriendly trustees held
the other boxes
SWatted the Trustee.
Rev. Seymour attempted to take
charge Of one of these boxes when R
=. Minor, n trustee who was holding it,
objected Rev Seymour promptly
swung his fist TO Minors eye and the
latter went down. Robert Lowe, who
was holding the other contribution box.
Immediately went after the pastor and
felled him before his own altar. By
this time the entire congregation was in
an uprOaT, and taking sides. The
women rushed in between combatants
and tried TO sOOthe them, but it looked
as If a free-for-ali fight would result
when the arrival of the police and their
threats Of wholesale arrests brought an
end TO the affaT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12

No advertising is cheap
that doesn't bring results,
The Herald space prices
are based on reSult-get-
ting qualities,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12

The best reason we
know for using Herald
want ads Is the fact that
you get answers TO them,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12
Treachery Expected.

The reports say that the best infor-
nation in Venezuela shows that
France or any other power can rely
upon almost the entire population to
fight President Castro, and that anxi-
ETY. is everywhere expressed for the
arrival of the French to solve the
problem which is beyond the resources
of the Venezuelans.
Money will be decidedly scarcer if a
war should break out, and the Vene-
Zuelan government has made no prep
aration whatever for the commissariat
President Castro continues his cam
paign against foreigners and has ex-
PEELED man named Van Kestern.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

If our navy can get through the forthcoming maneuvers without hurt ing itser, what foreign foe need it fear?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
MADE ID HOLD UP
 CHRISTIAN
Mexican Snaps Gun in Face of Intended Victim in Probable Attempt at Muroer and Rob. bey.

After coming off shift on Wedhes- day night N. C. Christian, local roulette dealer. went to the Fl Paso hotel, where he rooms. As he was going down the hall to his room he noticed man crouching in the shadow. He did not pay any atten- tion to the man, thinking it was some fellow who had got drunk and wan iered in there to sleep.
 As he went past the corner he mo- ticed the man raise up. He turned around To see if he knew the man. and looked down the muzzle of six shooter. Just as he turned the man, who was a Mexican, pulled the trig- ger three times. but the shells were evidently defective because there was no discharge.
 The Mexican then turned and ran with Christian following him. It waz very dark. and by the time Christian had got an officer the Mexican had made good his escape.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
GIRLS IN THE D|SDEE POSTOFnCE GET
 SALARY RAISE
Bisbee Incidentally Sets Ex- ample For Department in
 Handling Mails.

Some very inviting news was heard by the members of the local postoffiee staff yesterday. It made its. appear ance in the form of raise In salary.
 Some time in June the postoffce ,iepartment at Washington sent out blanks 10 the postmasters throughout the country on which they asked them to fill out any recommendations fer promotion that they might think proper in their respective offices, Postmaster Cassidy thought that the whole force of girls in the Bisbee postoffice was underpaid and was not backward about saying SO. The re- turn came yesterday that the salary of each of the young ladies was ad- vanced hundred dollars a year. This increase in salary dates from the first of July.
 It was also learned that sugges- ton from the local postoffice had been adopted by the department For use throughout the country.
 When one of the pos.orrice iuspec- tors was here he saw the amount of general delivery business that the local postoffice was doing. and asked if more adequate means of handling the business could rot be figured out, The local officers got to work on a system. and finally submitted it to the department for approval. with the re- suit that t has been adopted through ont rf,a .ptirna rn,iutry
 The improvement consists in card which is inserted in the general de- livery files with the letters. When ever there is package. paper, large envelope or postage due letter. for one who gets his mail at the general de l livery. one of these cards containing the name of the person and ,descrip. ton of the article IS placed in the or , dinary letter file. When the party calls for his or her mail the young lady can tell whether there is any o the above named articles for the per son by running over the letters. Thi | is great convenience and saves { great deal of time. Under the ol'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
PRESIDENT OF SONORA. BONANZA VISITS
 IN B|SbEE
w. M. Barker Outlines Work He Has Done on Rich Mine
 in Sonora, Mex sd

W. M Barker. president of the so- nora Bonanza. former Amalgamated engineer and later with the cananea Consolidated Copper company. was a visitor in Bisbee Wednesday. Barker paid the firm of Pritchar & Hagen friendly visit ahc incidentally drove about the hills in this vicinity for the purpose of making observations as to the geological conditions present here.
 In the eight months that Mr. Bar ,ker has been In charge of affairs at the Sonora Bonanza property he has made great strides toward putting the property in the rank of the producing mines of Sonora.
 Two shafts on the property. one sunk to a depth of $40 feet and the other raised to the surface from the different levels until it has depth from the surface of 2To feet. consti- tute the working arteries of the prop srty.
 MT. Barker estimates that he has blocked out s500.O00 worth of ore, while there are from 5000 to 400 tons of ore on the dump waiting to be milled.
 The mill. which has a capacity of 60 tons daily, is now running approx imateIy 50 tons. Concentrating ant cyaniding processes are used for the further reduction and extraction oi the ore values. The mill plates art catching about s3 per ton. while the concentrates. which run about ton per day, show an average value of g; per ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

The newest stunt of the press agent is to have his star poisoned by tinned meats.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
B|sBEE MAY GET
 TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
E. E. EIlinwood Win Make tn deavor to Bring Politicians Here If Bisbee Will Prepare to Entertain Them.

If Blsbee desires to entertain the delegates to the territorial convention 10 be held In September all that will be necessary for the city merchants to io is to agree to foot the bills of the occasion. which will not amount to more than seoo. and E. E. Ellinwood, chairman of the Democratic territor- ial central committee, will use his best efforts to bring the convention to her doors.
 This, in substance, was the state- ment given out by Mir. Ellinwood yes terday to a Review man.
 There is a possibility that both political parties win hold their con- ventions at the same time and place, owing to the concerted action that is being taken by both parties to defeat the joint statehood movement. This would mean an influx into the city oi some of the most prominent men in the territory and in large numbers Not alone the delegates to the conven- ton will be present. but those whose interests demand that they follow the political game closely would be here
 Should both parties hold their con ventions simultaneously and in the same city the use of special trains would be found necessary. and many would no doubt take advantage of th' special rates that the roads will offel in order to see the greatest mining camp on earth
 care of the convention, and will len, their hearty support to the proposi tion. I will do all in my power tt 2 bring the convention here. And would like to hear from the people O Bisbee on that point" said Mir. Ellin wood in conclusion.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

Read the Review for all the news all the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
LOCATES IN GLOBE.

Mir. ard Mrs. Joseph Prochaska left last evening for Globe where they ill., tend 10 make their home in the future. MT. Prochaska is the former manager If the Lowell baseball team. He goes to Globe to take charge of the new
 store of Mir. Catlin. who conducts the Bazaar in this city. Prochaska reports that in a game between the Globe team and a team Of knockabouts chosen from players who have drifted into Globe, played last Sunday, the Globe team was defeated. Baseball, he says,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

There's nothing like the Review to tell you where to do your shopping.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
BACK FROM TRIP.

When Constable Jack White step ped from the afternoon train yester- day. he was asked from whence he came, but gave a very vague answer, It has been rumored for several days past that the officer was out on prospecting trip. White never did like that search for precious metal, so it is presumed that it was political prospecting tour. ..ns la. q sa
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
SHIP REMAINS TODAY.

The remains of John T. Hodges. the young man who died as the result Of injuries sustained at the Saginaw mine Wednesday, will be shipped to his former home in Hancock. Mich, this morning at S:45. Thomas Hodges. father of the young man, will accomp- any the remains. Funeral services will be held this morning at 1880 at the International Undertaking Parlors, Rev. H. M. Shields officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
sTAY.kT-HoME PARTY.

A card party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Sims. in the Allen block. this evening will be the attraction for the many stay-at-home friends of MT. and Mrs. Sims.
 %A<<>%<%% q ~ < S'< < - . ( system it was necessary for the clerk to sort over a great mass of newspa- pers and magazines to find out 1T there was any for the person asking.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
AGREES TO HEARING.

Attorney Joseph E. Morrison, who appeared for the plaintiff in the case of Hargrove versus the City of Bis6ee, in which Mrs. Belle Hargrove was awarded damages :n the extent of sS. 700. has agreed to the date set for the hearing of arguments on the part of the city for new trial. The argu' ments will be heard before Judge Doan at Tombstone July 25.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

is fast forging to the front in Globe and other towns in the northern part of the Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

Speaker Cannon is going 10 spene some time making speeches in Maine' just to give the impression that ne believes the rest of the country is safe"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

The leading question in Pennsylva- mia railroad circles: How much did you give back?"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
.HOJAS SUELTAS CIR
CuIadaS en- Yabu-
Goa.
EI rasuItadO de las llItimas insCTip-
clones alli.
.Junio 26.-
{ De maestro corresponsol. ]

Juno To-
Han circulado dos hojas sueltas frma-
das con los seud6nimos ATmGndo Obreros
Hoj0rasca procedentes de las clases traba-
iadoras de esta poblaci6n; Ia del 10. ataca
las plataformas de los partidos polfticos
constitutions obtando por la formation de
una candidatura obrera en- las pr6ximas
elecciones; Ia del 20. aunque en- ammonia
con Ia clase obrera, acata Ell estado actual
de la Administration municipal de este
pueblo encomiandola sobTemaneFa.
LAS inscripciones del sabado % die
ron el siguiente resultado: Unionistas Isl.
Republicanos, 8 y indefnidO.
Los Republicanos inscribieron su pla-
ma mayor el sabado pasado: Sc les calcula
de 25 q 80 los que votaran por ege partido,
aunque no aseguramos iIeguen inscribir
tai n6mero.
Ell domingo pasado celebr6 el partido
Unionista un meeting en- el Barrio Aqua
cate terminado que fue el acto SO afli6 4
nuestra colectividad ell sefior Bias Espino-
sa, que hoy forma parte del Sub-comite
que Sc constituy6 en- tai barrio. Espinosa
fu6 uno de los miembros con que contaron
los RepubIicanoB en- varias elecciones pasa-
das para presidente de mesa de aquel pre-
cinto electoral.
-Pronto contar6 el partido Unionista
con un Club, Sc estan hacienda les pre-
parativos para su installation.
Ell competente ilustrado Professor
don Juan B. Huyke Sc halla en- esta po-
blaci6n pasando una corta temporada en-
tire sus amigos.
--Pronto Sc hara cargo de Ia ofcina
Singer el ioven don Jose L. Cepero Jr.
paaando el sefior Aponte ocupar la plaza
de Sub agente vendedor.
Sc encuentra pasando la estaci6n del
verano los alumnos de este pueblo que
cursan estudios en- la Escuela Normal.
Ell Centro de instruction y Recrec
prepara para la pr6xima velada las piece
citas c6micas Tiror Ia Uave Asistente del
CoromeL Talnb6n la bonita zarzuela er
un acto titulada la "Leyenda del Monge. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
En- eli ConseiO Executive.

FL CaIendario para la session del Conse-
jo, hoy, sefiala los siguientes asuntos:
Ell gobernador manifesto Ia aprobaci6n
de los anticipos los municipios de San
Sebastian, Maricao, y Morovis, por diez
mil, siete mil cuatro mil dollars respec-
tivamente.
Nombramientos de los se1ores Augusta
Ortiz, para Marshal de la COrte de HUI
macao; Jacinto Mel6ndez para alcalde de
Ia Cidra y Jose Nieves Maldonado para
Juez de Paz de Ciales.
Ell Comite de franquicias recomienda la
aprobaci6n del contrato hecho por el Co
misionado del Interior con don Sandalio
Montilla, de Caguas, referente trabajos
en- la capilla n6mero IL.
Ell Comite de elecciones recomienda Ia
aprobaci6n de los siguientes sustitutoS para
agentes de inscripcioneS Ramon Miriam
da, en- San Juan; Pedro Reilova, San Lo-
renzo; Antonio Carrasquillo Gurabo.
NADIA de 'tmuelles'' nj sscarnes refrigera-
das," como no surja q Ultima hora.
Ell seior Lowande ha recibido de les
Estados UnidoB un magnffco Cinemat6.
grafo que empezara funcionar el sabado
bajo Ia direction del joven electricista don
Francisco Mulet.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
FUERTES AGUACE-
rOs en- la lsIa
CDsi Weather B,ueau.)

(Boletin semanal del. tempo, de Ia Sc
mana que termin6 Ell dfa % de Junio.
Desde Lares hacia Ia parte o. Las Ma
rfas Anssco, han ocurrido fuertes aqua
ceros durante Ia pemana; en- todas las otras
parties Ell tempo ha sido generalmente muy
aeco. Las temperatures han sido atlas y
aIgo opresivas, las maximas y minimas
han sido aIgo mas atlas en- todos les
dstritoa Los vientos han sido gene
rGlmente de ligeros a freseos del +. La
temperature media en- San Juan u (
81.2e, que es 0. Z o Sobre Ia normal.
Division Norte Do Lares informan
una precipitation de 37l pulgadas, pero
en- los otrcs distritos la precitaci6n fu6 IL
gera: de varias estaciones iLforman que
no llovi6. Sc sintieron tropadas los dias
IL, I8 y19. Ell tempo fue generalmente
cIaro y opresivo especialmente enlas no.
ches. El promedio de la precipitation en- la
division fue o. SO puigada. Promedio de
dias de Iluvia, 3 Temperature maxima,
SO , mfnima, 54.
Division Este. De Humacao informan
que no llovi6 pero al S. y. de esta ests-
ci6n ocurrieron ligeros sguaceros. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
Noticias de Caguas
ODE nuestro eorfesp0n8aI. J

JUNO 25-Ayer tarde hubo un fuerte
escandalo en- la calle del Sol, en- el que
recibi6 algunos rotenazos de la poliefa un
americana, que en- estado de ebriedad
promovi6 dicho escSndalo.
No presenci6 los hechos, pero segdn in
formes que tengo, algunas personas pacf-
ficas que Sc acercaron al lugar de los he
chos recibieron empujones por palts d.
guardia Agosto.
En- la noche del sabado, corri6 por la
poblacien Ia noticia de que German GFillo
habfa puesto fin & sus dfas disparandose
varios tiros de revolver, pero result6 in
cierta.
Como estaba anunciado, anoche SO nevt
6efecto en- losespaciosos salones de La Ii
ra,' Ell bale de capas con que esta sociedad
obsequiaba sus socios, en- conmemoraci0n
del patron de P. r.
Ell salon fu6 invadido por infnidad de
elegantes damas.
Impossible Sc me hace mencionarlas.
La directiva estuvo la altura de siem-
pre-.
Los de la capa portarOnse espl6ndida-
mente.
Otros levantardn nuevas cspas en- breve
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
MEJORAS EN- Ell FL
rroCarriI del Oeste,
de Bayam0n,
Una vista que hizo a la EsCuela In
dustriaI de SantuTGe 81 senior Ru.
sa CarmOna.
No Sc Sahs de dOnds sale tantO perrO, ' Sc llama
Ia atenCldn a quen GOrrespOnda.
de aaestrO c0rrespOnsat especioz) }


JUNO 28.-Me informa ell sefior don
Hip0ito Espinosa, administrator de ia
l.inea ferrea del Oeste, propiedad del sefor
Vald6s que, dentro de dos aemanas, estara
funcionando Ia nueva locomotora, que lie,
CARA en- la primera semana y entonces ha-
bra viaies hasta las diez y media de la no.
che, asi como tambi6n cambiara por com
pleto el actual servicio.
Ne complace hacer p6blica esta infor-
maci6n, por el gran disgusto que hab1a
con motivo del servicio actual, que es pesi-
mo, debido al material que hoy utiliza la
Empresa.
Don Jose Rosa Carmona, rico propieta-
rio de Comerfo, que pas6 unos dias entire
nosotros, visit6 la Escuela Industrial de
Santurce, en- donde hay unos nifios huerfa-
nos protejidos por el sefor Carmona, los
oue fue { yer, quedando dicho senior muy
satisfecho de las atenciones de los Directo-
res del referido centro, los cuales le ense-
Iiaron todo con exquisite ahabilidad, 10
que ha agradecido muy mucho el citado
senior Carmona.
-Despu6s de dos meses de estar en- esta
ciudad ha regresadO q su resideneia de
Comerfo la sonora dofa Maria Carmona
de Matre, acompahandola sus niflos
Ell senior Juez de la Corte Municipal
de esta ciudad Lcdo Acosta, le impuso 70
pesos de muIta un unionista que fue de-
nunciado por acometimiento y aggression q
un 1if1o, denuncia que fu6 i4etifcada.
Ha sido muy aplaudida Ia conducta del
senior Acosta, por ambos elementos poll
ticos.
Sc viene sintiendo en- esta ciudad un
calor horroroso.
Sc me suplica lame la atenci6n del
seiior Alcalde de la Policfa acerca de los
muchos perros que andan en- pandillas,
por GALES, plazas paseos.
No hay una ordenanza sobre perros1
lPor que no Sc cumple?
En- la calle del Comercio, estan levan
tando un bonito puesto de carens los sefio
flores Rosales Luifla, ganaderos de ests
Jurisdiction.
Sc ha tranquiIizado un POGO el espf
ritu polftico. va parece que los animo'
han decafdo algo en- ambos partidos.
Todo Sc reduce sesiones de Comit6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
TERRIBLE EDESGRACIA
en- Rochester.
Nj. MiIIiman. que Sc halIaha en- neI
Seneca Park. fu6 de slbitO he
ridO J muertO pOr unrayO.
HabIa lido con 81 ssp6sa . hIIOs
fesplFar el aiTe purO del campo

Rochester, JuAio 17.-Eran las $50 p
m. cuando Sc desenCaden0 en- la ciudad de
Rochester una fuerte tempestad.
Ell viento rugfa amenazando derFibar
'arbolee, chimeneas todo 10 que su paso
encontraba; Ia lluvia GAIA torrentes, y
los relampsgos truenos Sc sucedfan con
tai frecueneia que por momentos, al mirar
hacia el lago Ontario, parecfa que todo es'
taba envuetto en- llamaa.
Era esta Ia hora en- que 50 llevaba 4
efecto una corrida de jacas en 81 Parque
de Seneca, sitio muy frecuentado en- el ve-
rano por los habitantes de esta ciudad.
Entire los espectadores Sc hallaba el
abogado Mr.. Geo. E. MillimRn con su es-
posa tres ninos; dos lvarones, Elmer =
George, una nina de IL amos
Ell padre sostenfa un paraguas para
ryroteiieS de Ia lluvia su esposa e hijos
que Nan salido en- aquel momentO al
balloon del pabell6n donde se habfan refu.
giado, cSu un buen nlimero de familias,
cuando empez0 la lluvia
De pronto cay6 Mr.. Milliman herido
por un rayo que le destroz6 ell sombrerO,
marcando una lista en- Bu cuello, y en-
su pecho una cicatriz, puso termino q la
existencia de este carinoso padre que ha.
bfa lido ALI disfrutar con su familia el
aire puro del campo, tan deseado en- los
calurosos dfas de verano.
Ell pequeho George, de amos, fuf
arrebatado de los brazos de gu padre, ca
yendo al suelo; pero no recibi6 otro dane
que algunas quemadnras en- su traje, y 81
susie consiguiente.
La policfa varios espectadores corrieror
hacia el herido que sobrevivi6 algunoi
momentos, despn6s de caer,s y compren
diendo la gravedad del caso, decfa q lol
i6venes que le auxiliaban: mo me deieil
morir, muchachos, No me dtjeis il. "-S'
hizo todo 10 possible por hacerle respirar J
conservar Ia circulation, pero todo fu6 Ell
vano; el infortunado Mr.. Milliman dejt
solos en- el Parque aquellos seres tar
queridos, lIenos de dolory aterrorizado
por una muerts inesperada. Sc dice OUT
aquel cuadro movfa corazones de piedra
Mucho trabajo cost6 ponerse en- comu
nicaci6n por medic del tel6fono, con ]!
central; Ia electricidad no 10 permitia-
Mas tarde qued6 completamente inte
rrumpida toda communication, hasta ell 81
guiente dfa en- que Sc repusieron los hilo
que estaban destrozados.
Ell mismo dfa en- que ocurri0 esta des
gracia en- el Seneca Park, otro hombr
fu6 vfctima tambi6n en- Ia ciudad, de otr;
descarga electrical.