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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
NJ 'C0RM|Ck SLATED
FOR NEW PLACE.
Assistant to J. c. Stubbs
May Be Transferred
to High Office Here

E. o. Mccormick, assistant traffic
director of the Hartman lines. with
headquarters in Chicago, may soon
come to San Francisco to assume di-
rect supervision of the traffic business
of the Southern Pacific Company S
lines in California and Oregon.
This information was received from
Chicago yesterday by the heads of the
lcompany's- traffic departments, and
ling 1t caused no end of speculation as
to whether further changes were con-
templated by the Hartman officials.
According to the private advices from
Chicago. the transfer of Mccormick
to this city has been under consider
alton by President Hartman and
Traffic Director Stubbs for two months
and a decision was hastened by the
Resignation of Freight Traffic Man
ager Joseph Sproule, which has been
lin the hands of Stubbs for several
weeks.
Just what title will be given to
Mccormick is not known, but one
prominent Southern Pacific official
said yesterday that ii would be dis
tinctive one.
Ordinarily said this official, "the
transfer of Mccormick from Chicago.
where, as assistant traffic director, he
has jurisdiction next to Stubs over
all the Hartman lines, 10 position
that carries with 1T jurisdiction over
only part of the great Hartman
system, might be regarded as any
thing but promotion. but that will
not be the case. Increased business
in the West and the many problems
connected with the freight and pas
senger traffic of the Southern Pacific,
together with the retirement of
Sproule, who was regarded by Di-
rector Stubs as one of the most val
liable men in the company's service,
have combined In impressing Presi-
dent Hartman with the urgent neces-
Isity of putting his traffic business here
under the direction of one man.
1T is possible that Mccormick will
come here as assistant traffic director
of the Hartman lines with direct su-
peryision over the Southern Pacific
system, or he may have another title.
At any rate he will, as now. be an as
sstant to Traffic Director Stubbs in
all matters of freight and passenger
traffic on the local lines
When on the coast before, McCor-
mick's duties pertained only to pas
senger traffic on the Pacific Slope, but
later. when he went to Chicago as as
sistant of Traffic Director Stubbs, he
took up the freight business as we'll
and has since assisted Director Stubbs
in the supervision of both branches.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
| MAKES OFFER of 20 CENTS.
Milwaukee Mechanics, Company Issues
Statement to Insured.

OAKLAND, Aug 1s.-The Mil
waukee Mechanics Insurance Com
pany. through it's special attorney, t.
w. Spence, has made an offer to settle
It's San Francisco fire losses at 10
cents on the dollar Policy -holders
are given an alternative. however, of
accepting so cents as a present pay
ment and waiting for the Anal dis
tribution of the safety fund" for the
remainder, which will be pro-rated.
Spence says there will be not less than
20 cents, but that those who do not
desire to accept settlement on that
basis can take the other offer and wait
for the final distribution. In his state
ment, made public tonight from the
insurance company's office. 27s Thir-
teenth street, Oakland, Spence says in
part:
caple to San Francisco as attorney
for the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance
Company to meet the committee, attor-
neys and representatives Of its policy
funds.
law. Under this law the sum in round
figures of s1,5oO,0oo is now in the hands
1 frtbsr the ff96Pany fn6s from its
policy holders proportionately. 1t IS
only within the last few days that any
thing like reliable data covering the
whole field has been gathered and tab
ulated. This shows the total liability
of the company at the time of the fire
and resulting therefrom to be in round
figures, -s2.s41,000. From this is to be
deducted reinsurance. which is all as
sumed to BE good. of s6S4000 leavin &
a net liability of something over s2-
100000. On this showing there is for
distribution among policy holders the
equivalent of little less than 10 cents
on the. dollar, but 1t Is believed that
natural salvage will reduce the total
liability SO that every policy-holde
Will be sure to receive the latter per-
Ia era
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Violet Salcido Of Calaveras
Becomes the Bride Of
Clarence E. Dunbar.

~ AKLAND, Aug. l6.-Miss Violet
Salcido OF Angels, Calaveras
County, became the bride Of
Clarence Z. Dunbar of San
Francisco this morning. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Nc
Sweeney at st. Francis de Sales Church.
After the nuptial knot had been tied
the young couple and a few friends
were entertained at a wedding break
fast by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morgan. Miss
Ethel Schwartz, a cousin of the bride,
was the maid Of honor.
Mrs. Dunbar is the granddaughter
of Mrs. Angela Peirane, a pioneer %
California. and the niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan. The groom is in bust
ness in San Francisco. He is a son Of
Willis Dunbar Of Calaveras County. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunbar went East on their
honeymoon and upon their return will
reside in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Estudillos GET New Trial.

The decision of the lower court was
reversed by the Supreme Court yester-
day in the case of Francisco EstudiIlo
and his wife against the Security Loan
and Trust Company of Southern Call
fcrnia and Thomas Keefe It is claimed
by the plaintiffs that Keefe, their law
yer was In collusion with the trust
company and allowed their home to be
solo without their knowledge to sat-
isfy a mortgage held by the company.
4 new trial will result.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
SUE ON THEIR POLICIES.
Several Citizens Commence Civil Ac-
TONS Against Companies.

Paul Ruebin commenced suit yester-
day against the National Fire Ensur-
ance Company of Hartford to recover
$500 on a policy that covered his house
hold goods and personal effects at 1915
Pine street.
Mary Hoe sued the Williansburgh
City Fire Insurance Company for $4,000.
She carried policy on a building at
Ala Hyde street, of which she was the
owner.
Jacob Stern sued the Transatlantic
Fire Insurance Company OF Hamburg
for $1,000 on policies carried on two
one-story buildings on Market street,
near Sixth.
J. w. Schanlin & Co. commenced suit
against the Williamsbursh City Fire
Insurance Company to recover $500
on a stock of merchandise at 1872 to
142 Townsend street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
BOY Is KILLED BY FALLING
INTO FACTORY SAWDUST PIT
John Clausen of Pasadena Turns Black
In Face when EnveIoped by
Wood Dust and Dies

PASADENA. Aug. 16.--John Clausen,
IL years of age and living at 22o Hud-
son avenue, came to his death in an un-
usual manner yesterday afternon.
While walking about the mill of the
Brand Manufacturing Company he
slipped and fell into the sawdust pit.
He was enveloped Immediately and
when rescued few minutes later was
black in the face and unconscious
Physicians from Pasadena Hospital
kept life In the body until this morn
ing, when Clausen died.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Rube vickers. at Idora Park yester-
day. won his own game in the tenth
inning. He slammed the first pitched
ball into the outfield so hard that
though Walthour got his hands on it
he fell down. The ball went to the
fence and yickers cantered all the way
around.
Up to the eighth there was nothing
doing in the run column. Soldier Mey-
ers was holding his own cleverly and
Vickers was more than stingy with the
hits he allowed. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Fireman,s Fund Sells Realty.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.--'Thc Fireman's
Fund Insurance Company is converting
Its assets into COIN Today the corpora
tion, through F. A. Campbell and Jere-
miah Tvrrell, sold the Hotel Brunswick
property, northwest corner Of Ninth and
Washington streets, to George Roeth.
The purchase price was $4,000. The
property fronts SO feet on Washington
street and has deptn of 100 feet. The
improvements consist of so,ir-stors
brick building. The street floor Is occu-
pied by stores.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Portland Battery for Cincinnati.

PORTLAND. Aug. 16.-Cincinnati has
captured the star battery of the Beav-
ers, and pitcher Bill EssicS and catcher
Larry Mclean will play with the Reds
next season. Recently Manager Nc
Creedie was made cash offer by Dam
ny Long for the PLAYERS, McCreedie re-
fused the offer. but intimated he would
be willing to swap his big battery for
several infielders and a twirler next
spring.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Representa-
tive Nicholas LongwOTth of Cincinnati
today was elected secretary of the In
ternationaI Policy-hOlders Of the New
York and Mutual Life Insurance COM
panies to succeed Seymour z. Eaton,
who recently resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Lightning Destroys lee Plant.

IMPnRIAL, Aug. 16.-The ice and
cold storage plant of the Holton
Power Company, three miles south of
Imperial, was struck by lightning last
night and destroyed. The plant was
completed three months ago at a cost
of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Ieeman Lose. a Leg.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 16.-Charles Tit
terington lost his leg in q runaway &C .
c.dent today. He was driving an ice
wagon and the horse pulled him over
tho dashboard. Amputation was found
rfcessary
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
SUMMARY

Home run-viekers. Three-base hit-WaI-
thour. Two-base hits-Yan Buren,. Householder.
Sacrifice hits-Van Buren. Spencer. Hidebrand.
First base ON called baIls-od Viekers 4; or
Meyers 5. Struck oHt--By Yickers o. by Meyers
Q. Hit by pitcher--Kane. Double play-Mohler
10 Spencer 10 Williams. Time of game hours
10 minutes. Umpire-Hodson.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
DO II MAX I

Struck out-By Essick 7, by Graham g. Bases
hits-McHale sweeney. Three-base hit
Haekett. Double play-Hsley to Heitmuller
Stolen bases-Noore McHale. Passed ball
Hackett. First base errors-Portland g. Oak
land J.. Left on bases-Portland IL. Oakland 4.
Time of game hour IS minutes. Umpires-
ponohue. Hookins and Gum.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
TEN INNING GAME
WON BY VICKERS'
HOME RUN.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Seattle and San Francisco at Oakland.
Oakland at Portland.
Fresno at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
BIDS YoLo WAKE UP.

sTEARNs HELD FOR TRIAL.--Howard
Stearns wss ordered held for trial yesterday by
United States Commissioner Heacock on the
charge Of having presented false claim for a
pension rs veteran Of the Spanish Hsx.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Fund Losers
Decide to Organize.

~ VIII
obtainin their Claims beenfo
binding the tribunals of he atherIan
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

\ TO TREATY between the Gov
ernments of Germany and the
United States has any pro. sion
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

MASS meteing of the policy
holders of the Fireman's Fund
Insurance Company will be held
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
SAN FRANCISCO

%wilson batted for Myers in the tenth.
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS. ,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17

KNOWLES. EDW.. Co. Printers. al
Frederick ST.. near McAlllsser.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-17
Loaeworth Heads PoIicy-HoIder..

8y HENRY l. DAVIS. Pres1dent.
BY CHAS. NJ. KEENEY. Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
EAST moNrpFr TER.

The Rev. Frank Stevens Of Somerville
Mass, preached yesterday afternoon al
the Evangelical church. He will also
preach this evening at 1880, previous Il
which be will conduct the quarterly con
terly conference Of the church. Mr.
Stevens was sent in place Of the presid
ing elder, Rev. ]. G. Briggs Of Somer.
vile, who Is not in the best Of health.
Miss Myra z. Tillotson returned YES.
terday TO her home. She has been stay,
ing with Mrs. Harvey w. Jacobs of The
Morse school house district, who fell and
broke her arm in Montpelier over week
ago, Mrs. Harvey is progressing finely.
Mrs. Arthur Mack and her children
returned yesterday afternoon to hel
home in East Calais, after having spent
several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L. Tillotson returned
Saturday from Orange, where they have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. James
Lord.
At the creamery last Saturday morn.
ing while Philip Lapoint and aIr. Gil.
lander were inside, the horses Of Mr.,
Gillander we're in some manner fright.
ened, and collided with the sleigh and
horse of Mr.. Lapoint. Mr.. GiIlander's
horse ran across the fields 70 the yard
of Clark Sibley, where they stopped,
Considerable damage was done to the
sleigh of Mr.. Lapoint and Mr.. Gillander
lost two cans of milk, which were over
turned and split.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
carpenters. Take Notice.

T. NJ, Guerin, first vice president Of
the N. B. of G. & j. of A, viii be pres.
ent at the next regular meeting which
win be held Feb. 9Th. All members arc
notified herewith to be present Per
order OF Local, No 4s1. II. e. Powers.
Pres; S. r. Doty, r. S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New waists at vaughan's.

Table cloth lining at Pery's,
Ladies' days for roller skating arr
Tuesday and Friday.
A son was born yesterday to Dir. and
Mrs. John Conf Of Berlin street.
A quantity Of cedar posts for sale ii
greatly reduced prices II taken at once
Address or telephone r. H. Clay, Barre
Fl. J. sIayton is confined to The house
with an attack of Ia grippe and also has
sore throat. He probably will not
be able to attend to his duties before
the end Of he week.
Il. ]. Sweeney, who has had charge
of the Central Vermont station Ak
Montpelier Junction, has been promoted
to a position as operator in the train
dispatchers office at ST. Adams. Mr.
Squires who has been operator at Jones.
vile, succeeds Mr.. Sweeney at the juno
ton.
Among the basket ball games Of this
week are; Goddard and Montpelier high
school at the local schools gymnasium
tonight at eight O'Clock, and on We'd
nesday night the Young Mems club and
the All-Stars Of Burlington, fast az
gregation Of players. This game win
also start at eight o'clock The Y. NJ,
e. team is coming along steadily and
viii give any team in the state close
fight 10 win.
Extraordinary February clearance and
price reductions are announced by a. a.
Smith & Brother. The mems celebrated
Elite shoes, $3.50 to $500, to clear
at S2.os; mems $3.50 and $500 hats TO
clear at S1.00. A large line OF high.
grade stiff bosom shirts at Acc, formerly
Si.25 to $3.50. These offerings, together
with many Others, mark this sale as
the greatest in these parts for d long
time. This is truly the shoe. hat and
shirt sale of the year. Don't miss il.
See their advertisement on the sth page
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
eRANIrEvILLE.

The degree team Of Granite Mountain
Lodge, |. 0. o. F., M. T., are requested
to meet in the church han next Tuesday
evening at 7 o'clock to practice inita.
ton.
John Thompson, who was injured on
Smiths quarry, is improving rapidly
and is able TO walk around.
Miss Grace Mclean, who was having
three weeks vacation, has returned
70 say "Hello" in Mortified
The pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
was occupied Sunday by the Rev. Mr..
Macleod of Marsboro, p. Q. Having for
merly preached here and being person
al friend Of many Of tho congregation
previous to that, large and apprecia.
tive audience greeted him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
Card of Thanks.

! wish to thank my friends for the
many kindnesses shown me in my
bereavement and for the many beautiful
floral tributes, and to especially thank
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. A. p. Thompson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
EAST BARRE.

Fl. M. Whitcomb and j. A. Comolli
will give a dance in opera house hall
Friday evening, Feb. ., dancing from !
TO 8. Orchestra Of five pieces, including
Ghuthier first violin, Como second violin.
Cram clarinet, I.alor cornet, Miss Hamei
Piano. Price rs cents per couple
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ). l9oe.
Weather Prediction.

Snow this afternoon and tonight
Tuesday fair; colder tonight and Tues
day, with cold wave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
BtBL1OrECA DE sLA DEMOCRAC1A'

per potsnciG; amAbI admAba h sobrna pero de-
cf..e mis- no que quzis le fueIs necesAriah Ia Nt
LH sen3rA de Teller, vana. no sc tquvocaba
crsomente sobe s ntenconea inm del loven al cabo dc
IN momsno le dio con tono de maltcls burlons.
St6cr Lorn id dlraer pcc0 mi I0brna, que 50
aburre ali soA
Pero en aeguids arrepnt6 Lorin rrtAdo 81 que
bian peneAdo penIAmieno ncln6 foe iunto dana
e guieron Ag1nos 6yenes e apreaurAron tomr eA
las pAsbrss de Ia senos de Teller Un crculo form6
srededor de oven Daniel habA conlegudo ponerse pr
mera fila,
usna no eatlba ~ dadE nj nderente tenfa Ia mirAda
vvA boca burona EncontrSbe Ilana lucha mundana
habsndo ebre nrvios AnmAnd0 h conVGcl0n de suYo
ipguhcante toda Ia vveza de epru nquetO So
rsz6n no tomabA parte squeIa retrlega.
Dniel la escuchGba dolorosamente Pensaba que
Joana las dem&s teriG elias e
aims Daniel recordabs les pllab de morbunda princ
pAbA comprender que ahogaba aQue salon cora
z6n tenia que cesar dc htr
Julna chAucsAba nina terrible. So bAncO era
-Ds mode que eIt6 uued HgurO de que soy AdorabIsl
Adorable, repti6 enfsticAments Lorin
Sc streyerfG uated confesar delantc de mi Nal
Ella es quen me envfA dtcirsso usted
LA doy grEcas por csridId. Pero soy huena lie
advierto ptted que gran ptigro.
-Qle peligroi
Ell de pensar ertmente 10 que acaba uuted de decitme
Dor galsnera SAbe used mandaE poner GuAfda
Iodoa aredsdor de mf2
Guardaodos para que pregunt6 Lorfn al lcuAl queA
vivsza de pensamento daba especie de AngustiA.
,luana echo reir encogi6T goIe de hombros
No adivins ustsdi repuso PueI para evitar que los
cegos pten ell Abismo negro de ID ieven sin do
No comprendo, balbuce6 Lorin.
Il ioVen le miro 3 haceDdoe bajAr les oos
PIES meor lfAdi6 Entoncea e que hA menido
uStsd: no me encuenra ulted adorable
hlbl6 de otTS cOss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
Ell MANCATO DE LA MUERlA

ueene nterponiendofe ere squtlhs mueres 10 Vda hGe
uue hacan Sc rQbA de las e9u todas prtes
nara con preenca contra Ia frvodsd dc sus diver
Aone NSda extrano aque singular mncnacn
81 Paris slegante lie hIban pusso ap9do De
Coo negro amsbA atenci6n solo de 81 dependl6 ssner
ApceA mornsos.
Un dis Jusns ptd lmosns los pobres en una lglesla
Dan nue va tenfa tconoma vino coocAre do j
San uSna adeanba muy ocupad eftct De an onrs
pensando mucho m.s ia egarca de toilette en- Ia mise
rA de los pobrsa Esba ALL como On IN on neulo o0oua
medic sonrlenta =,
AL llegsr deAnts de Daniel diio sin mirIrls:
-EArs los pobres
La csntdsd eevadA del donavo Ii hzo leyEntar cbez
cuando hubo reconocdO oven, ecarnada sin
abe pcr que Continue pdiendo pero h's agrmis en- suS
ORA veg ssss en- IN reprtsenc6n de pi'sa
nm poco be M r re& sin comprendr del todo les chseE
de os scores; 81 voIverIe vic DAn parcels mprA con
reproche pen6 que dudA mao sQueo sab hicen
do uueao que e cabaro negro ebR dgustAdo IA no le
voy6 rer dursnte e etreao fue ocuarse en- el ondo
del palCo .-..k !, NJ,
an ma se escenA que provocAron ella ta La 6ora de
Taller habis sdo IN Ola nsultads hcs TEMPO deporlbe
avenura tuvo una seQuna edc6n Dos 6venes aegres ain
duds despuEs dc xnte smueE creyeron hsbenes con
muieres aegres Aqueas Mhoras tan aegremente Veads
psrcerones de c conQus Uno de eOT hiatA ahmo ccno
-lEh Pomponste critic dirGisndOIe q Juana
La oven le miro Sobreccgida
-VAmos, no te des tanta importancA AnAdlo
Pero bruIcsmene snti6Ie cogiao e bazo. Daniel e
apretAha fuer.mente =,
Quida perd6n esss aehoras
Sc las nombr6 ls oonduo Ia portsGusla del ccche.
FL oven bAlbuCe6 por toda dlacupi. diIoi
-Pdo uatedea perdonen, As muIerea honrAdas
70 parscsn Las que no 10 son como hsmOI de dDguirl.
DGnieI e dei6 aubi6 Il cOChs Fl Cochsro rscb6 or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
: Aver t.rds % stsc.u6 IN ms Eui

Aver tarde 90 etsctu6 un msgnf
hco meeting pnionistA en- 10 paradS
rs de Eanturss, frsnte lA iglesiA'
Hieieron uso de 10 palabra los sefio-
res Lc 10. Was o hoteeo, Lsdo. T'z,l,
Audr6s Rodriguez, GAlvsE oIsro y
otros. III acto, 6 pesar dc 10 desapG'
aibls del tismpo, rssult6 coneurridf
simo, contGndoss On 81 mas de mil
personss. Los oradorss estuvieron
muy fe' Ices, siendo Aplsudldos y aela
mados Dor el p1bliso, Indudablsmsn.
to, 10 Union Pusrtorriquena 90 abrs
paso en- ssntures, puss 81 ndmero de
corrsngionGrios aumsnta eAda die
mas en- Eqrel barrio.
"a Sc solieita una persons honra'
dA como cobrador , vendedor. Diri.
glrse con rssomendaeiones & 10 Com
ps fifa Singer. .-Fortalsza so.
Decide hoy se 10 auspende el pc
ri6dico & los stnores suseritorss de
Comerfo que no han rsspondido {
nuestrs circular impresa do fssha 20
de JUNO.
Para eurar un restrlad0 on un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. El botieario le devolvera el
dinero si no se cura. L. irma dc e,
w. GROVE Sc halla On eada caiita.
-EssA tarde & las ssis el battalion
de Puerto Riso oelebrara una parada
en- 10 explanada del cuarts', en- honor
del sectstario de Estado Mr.. Root.
Tomar&n parte todos los iefes que 10
encuentran en- esta eiudad.
-El lAbado dltimc. primer diA de
iascripciones en- Arroyo, & psssr do
las lluvias torrenciales, 20 inseribie
ron 183 electores unioniatas por 4 re'
publieanos.
Los republicanos de Guayams
dieen que cusntan con oil Apoyo do loa
sefiores Nc Cormick, cuisines les syn
dAran on la prtxima esmpsna electo-
raj; psro estamos bien enterados ds
que los sefiores Nc Cormiek 90 mues
tran muy sattsfschos dc Ia admins
TRACTION unioniata do squel pueblo.
-Eata manAna 10 dsefa que el Sc
eretario Mr.. Root asistiria & 10 sssi6r
de 10 tsrde On 10 Cfmara dc DslegA
dos.
Los vecinos del barrio de eHoyc
frfos, dc Pta. de TERRA, preientaror
no yun essrito con mas de quiniental
frmAs al Comisiop ado del Interior con
tra In Compaflfa del Ferrocarril POI
ell asunto de IL rca 6 ineomunicaci6p
que todo el mundo conoce.
Ell csbo Paeo Sierra arrest6 ano
che en- 10 <Chorrerss, q Clara Avlle
y Maria CAndelaria, por embrisgue
| y esc&ndslo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
S1n las nusvs de Ia msnsnA,

0Ju iAS uuSNe 40 - hS
A esta hora el movimiento en- 81
Pslacio del Honorable Goheruador
Mr.. Bstkman Wioihrop ex mas active
que nunca.
JefeS y odctalsS
A las nueve y ounce apsrece en-
el salon general un grupo de odc'sles
de Ia policfs insular. Son los lefio'
res L5pez Diaz, Cabrera, sshsttini.
Si'6n, Jddiee, CasAls, MoDgil y VI
llsripi presiten los i'fss Ramill y
Luiz Van vestidos en- trsge de or
dirario sable y botas do montsr.
Transcurren diez minutes.
Mr.. Root.
Aparece el Seeretario dc Estado
Honorable Elihu Root & quien tcom.
paf1A Mr.. Winthrop.
Mr.. Root 90 .hombre de sesepta y
IN amos; estaiura regular; b'goiillo
caro; viste americans J panta On ne
gro. Aeeiona pauaadamente. Guam
do habla dibnia su rostro una inpar
sep.ible sonrisa. Faeron presentades
los itfss yiofciales por el G obernador
Habla con ellos diez minutes y sAlu-
dando con un liiero movimiento, de-
por terminals 10 presentation.
Habla ent6pses con el cspiten de
Marina, seforl Wolluig.
Los oficiales de la policia 90 reti
ran.
DatoS b. grdhcos
Mr. Eihu Root psoi6 en- Clinton
,Oaeids) en- Is de Febrero de 1875 Sc
gradu6 en- 1864 en- 10 Universidsd de
Hamilton donde su padre Oren Root
fu6 por muehos amos professor do ma
tematIcas. Mr. Root enstn5 On dicha
Academia hasta 1855. Sc gradu6 en