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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
TURNER
KELLTHER
CASES

Tho eases Of che state OF Oregon
Va A. T. Kellher and H.
H. Turner were called this afternoon
at O'Clock. Il was agreed that the
two trials should bs held separately.
and that Of KelliheF was called hrst
The task Of securing a jury ls now IN
progress aad Il is NOT probable that a
great amount % testimony will be TAX,
on this afternoon.
The state seems 20 b. sure Of lts
case aud expects the jury 20 bring In
a verdict OF guilty as charged when
the ease Is dnally passed up 10 them
Tor decision. The court room was
well hlled with spectators, aud a great
deal Of interest is taken in the cas-
This will probably increase as the
trials progress
,, W, Jewett viii he arraigued Tbp,s
day on the charge Of suboruatioB ~
perjury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Mrs r r Royal DeaA

NFs T. p Royal, wife q Rev. r y
Royal Of this city, Passod away Al a..
family home on south Oomms,.i.,
'''e''' at $50 a. m. to,la,. ss.s h
years of heart trouble
Nra ROYAL was one of N, h..
An'"n women In this city and :.
eNFnes' wosser in the Nicholas ,,r,.l
% ~AieA she Vas q lifeloss msrl,,
sh' was bora in wor,Aester \ y
June 81 1850, and same 10 mi. co..
Wy a. an early date she leav,s ~
''oe' her hushan1, ave children ~
> o. Royal, u Cincinnati. obi,. n n
Roy. hoyai' of salem. Or s W Row =,
a'i.''oFoi Ms. Harold obers. of p,-.
'@n', ans married daughter Al ~
enl 10 Vancouver Wash
he fanosal vil BE- heli rhu,.l., II.
'ae Leslie N. r church AZ s.so -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Ready Tor The Opening

New York, Jan. 2.-rhe Rockefeller
Institute Tor medical research Is Al.
most completed aud will BE- ready for
l'a opening within few days This
Institution was founded By John ID.
Rockefeller In 1901, Tho immediate
cause of bis astion was the death ~
bis little granddaughter aye years aso
by dyasnieFy, lie falt that a plaes m
which this and other diseases might be
studied BY eSPeEts would be of great
service and ia a short time he bs5 q
general plan Of this institution In bis
iH'nd' AZ soon as il was founded and
preparations flf plans and buu5irss
began, the boards OF directors e,t.b.
hshed scholarships in various Iabo,s,.
't''' 10 This country and seat several
physicians 20 Europe 20 pursus irys..
legations there Meantime a site -.
obtained in this city At the foot ~
i-as' s'Hty'siEth street 1t cover,
-' city lots and In the main b,ns.
ing h'o stories high, provides f,r pbvs.
.0'os'aL chemical aLJ pharmaeolog.
.'"' Laboratories gives the third ana
fourth aoors to experimental n.,soI,
'sy and basteriology, and the afth -
Pao'onieArogFaPhy ana general D,o.
'og'Aphy' The arst foor contain, ~.
y No'aiy aAd assembly hall and the pe
ss''''5 administration Ofieea. Reside,
'le ''Ain building there are sevsr,l
80 g''A',,' buildings for special purpOses
~ - 'le building and equipment M
= -, N''e',eF has given $1,000. 900 ana
~ . understood that any endowmsnt
1''oeo In addition TO what has -
gwen Nill be added. The pos.ihp;
'i'' OF good results from an i,.,;,,
','n thus equipped ana maiptsirs5 -.
''no1 beyond calculation. 7, -
p's'ed to offer such Opportupi,is. e
original work Of most usesrI -, ~,
As cannot b had elsewhere IN 49, A''D
Wy and it is expected ,hat .si.,.,..- -, ,J-a
~ TINS country win avail .t--, '',''''
OF this rare oppo,tuai.v '-'''Ve'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
KAsPAR VAN DRAM BUEm
Closing Chapter IN the Sad Trar,i,
Eika Conduct tho runorl
Services.

Tho funeral Of tho late Raspu 4
Dram as held from tho Elks' h1
the A. o. U. W. building on surd,r !
ternoon -at s:s0 o'clock, the riiu,ls
services Of the Elks' order being .
Tho large hall was flled with ihs ~
bers Of tho order and the friend Il
family when tho caakot was bfousl
and placed before the principal a.
Tho beautiful easkct was hlddea ua
a mass Of floral pieces sent BY fflr
and relatives, showing In what este
deceased had been held.
After tho opening rituallstls sofva
Mrs Marvin Brandeberry and Mia B
Tia DoFgan sang very effectively 'h
TO Face" and this was followal .
Hon. W. II. Bilyeu, who dellvsrsl |.
oFation. He spoke Of deceased
dear friend, whom he had khown q,
boyhood, paid a fine tribute 10 hls
tues, touched tehdeFly on the Ho.A
that led up 20 the sad ending, and i
hne burst Of eloquenee the spsaks +,
pressed tho hope Of meeting hk I
ceased brother after this life. RaA
lng the close Of tho address the ~
islie services Of tho lodge were d
eiuded, and the remains were eoaVg
10 tho Masonic cemetery, where iil
ment was had in a grave by the
OF that Of Mrs. Van Dram, Who :
buried in August The grave Vas 3
cred with the beautiful horal Ps
after the concluding services al
eemeteFy.-Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
STEAMER
PUEBLO In
DISTRESS
tFour o'sloek Eu,lon.)

San Francisco, Jan. g-Wh her
shaft broken aud depending entirely
upon fore aud a., sails. the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's steamer
City of Pueblo, Captain Jepsos. due
yesterday from Puget Sound ports with
freight and passengers 20 the number
of lia is beating heF way home. IS
miles norihwaFd of the Columbia river
This morning tho steamer Charles Nsl.
son, lumber laden, aud commanded by
Captain ireble, reached the port after
a most narrowing experience on the
Nor'hefn coast, aui bringing word of
the fu,blo's plight Nelson made ssy.
oral attempts 20 take the Pueblo In
TOW, bat each time tho hawser partei
she was forced 90 leave tho disabled
steamer Tho Nelson reported hsr con.
clifton % tho steamers Whittier sBd
QUEEN, which promised 90 make an sf.
'''' 10 give assistance. Captain PFebls
said he thought the Pueblo would he
aoie 20 reach Victoria this eysuip,
w''h fair weaihsr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
MAY HAVE
FOUND THE
MURDERER
-Four O'Clock EditiOn.)


Boise, Idaho, Jan. Especial trains
were run today for the funeral Of Gov.
ernor steunenberg, which was held at
Caldwell, hundreds from all parts Of
Southern Idaho attending. The prin.
eipal grafton was delivered by W. f..
Borah. a lifelong friend Of the de-
ceased. Captain Swain, manager Of the
Tbiel's detective agency, Of Spokane,
was placed in charge Of the investiga.
tions TO discover the assassins Of Steun-
cnberg. Twenty-thfee suspects were
arrested and put through the sweating
process, and all were released but two,
whom Il Is believed are connected with
the murder. One foreigner named Du'
monda Mono, and who had received
two letter from explosive manufactur
ers in New York, have been traced by
secret officers Of the postofiico depart.
ment to Pocatello and on TO Caldwell !
where they have been for two weeks
The other is NJ. ]. Hogan, one Of the
miners concerned In the
Coeur d'Aleno riots. Hogan had been
In Caldwell ten days, and had asked
Stcunenberg's son when his father
would be home. A few days before the
tragedy he was seen rcconnoitcring the
governors residence. Hogan's room
vas searched and explosives found.
rhe officers are confident that he Is
uilty, but believe others aided him.
'hc excitement has not abated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
SUPREME
COURT
DECISIONS

The supreme court today affirmed the
case Of the State VS.. Martin.
Grover Martin was convicted Of the
crime Of manslaughter, for killing o.
.lN Preston. in Umatilla county, in
/ MAY. 1905. and was sentenced TO ten
years in the penitentiary. The killing
was the result Of a quarrel, Preston
Having accused Martin Of seducing bis
daughter.
The state vs. Moses Taylor as af.
frmed. Taylor was convicted by the
Umatilla court Of attempting to burn
barn and a lot Of wheat belonging TO
John Baunistcr, near Athena. The mo.
tive was revenge for testimony given
10 q divorce suit.
Mary Pope vs.. VIM. NJ. Pope, affirmed
This was a Umatilla county case. Mrs.
Pope was given divorce on thoI
grounds Of inhuman treatment and
adultery. and was given $1,000 alimony
and one.third interest in real estate.
The supreme court decision increases
the alimony.
9. s. Boothe W. The Farmers and
Traders National Bank Of Ia Grande,
was affirmed. The bank won In the
lower court This was an action 70
recover a balance alleged to be due on
deposits
The case Of Eliza Carroll vs. the
Grand Rondc Electric Co, was affirmed.
The electric company won Ia the lower
court. This was a case In which a
mother sought 20 recover damages for
the death Of her son, alleged 70 have
been caused by The negligence Of the
company Tho courts decided that bic
death was duo % his own carelessness.
r. g. Sexton and ". p. walther w
Maleom McInhis affirmed. sexton and
waIthor won IN tho court below. This
Iuii was Tor an accounting between
Iurotica on a bond.
Cora Steel Va Tho Inland CITY Msr.
'aniilo and Milling Company. affirmed.
'ic'l won in tho lower court. The suit
vas brought By her "a a siockholder
.gainst tho corporation for au account,
~ for dividends declared on tho cap.
col stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
wui Buiid ParaAi.o for R.biss

nFooiiyn, n y. Jan. a-rils passed
today In 40 impoftani real estate deal
hy vhish tvo phllau,hfopls women.
moihef ahd daughter, whose identity q.
carefully ssfesasd By their agent and
attorney, A. A. fermsn. d., hssams
ths ovneFs of 10 lois In sL John p,
plass, between Bedford and Rogers av.
sHps 10 10 uoi the magnliues of ne
real e-iaie deal, whish only involves
aloui 100000, Which maias tho deal
remarkable, bat ihs fact that tho two
ppfsharcfs intend 30 bulld ou these lots
apartments uhlsh, Il ls STATED. wlll be-
q raradisa fof children, givlag thom
rlesiy of suuhins fresh alf aud saul
iafy sufrouudlugs it IL understood
ihai playuounis fof tto little ones win
D. rfoyliei faf Ths two womsn a.
re' dsny ihai ihsy srpost 20 make
rfehi ffom ihls uudsriaklug in whlsh
ihsy vill lavosi sboai li. 600 900 Al
'As sanas iims they say that they "a.
fe'i 20 b. ahle a. supply IN their new
eaiiding arartmsuls superior. from a
sahiisTy Iolui " ,lev, 20 mosi of the
Nsv fefk apartments. aui a. ahout
oas hah the fesi vhioh l. charged for
sesA apaFtmeuls In Manhattan ID s
understood that ihs maiu features %
~ A'mosf aais Ia CAlsseo. bult b.
ne a's o,risa ATuouT, vll b. sopisA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

supreme courts mandate diasolyes tho
haboaa corpus uhdcr which Jamison
was trying 10 escape tho chain gang
The district attorney elalms that Il
required aa order from Judge sposr 10
addition 70 the supreme courts man,
date, and that action on the part n
the city without waitlng Tor Judge
Hpecf'a order was contempt of Judge
hpeof . court. both aides win b. heard
lo,ny ln The moahtlme an appeal Tor
habeas corpus IN Jamlson's behalf has
beeh made 10 Judge Feltonh court
City Attorney Miuter wimberly. Chief
of Police Granville Conner and Road
Superintendent = A. wimbush are
named ~ Defendants 10 the contempt
oasc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Must Re Wise 70 M,rv

heginniHg with today the eo8,,y
clerks OF the various eoupties ,,ii,
start the use q the new forms p, ,bs
recording Of marriage, births ana
deaths, A. prescribed by the state bo.,,
of health, Ia accordance with the lsv,
passed BY the last legislature. Tbs -
eoFding 70 the marriage blank wss
the only one brought into use bv Conn.
y Clerk Roland today, and he fo,,t
II no easy task TO an out an ~
blanks as being a new Law. the 49,
"Ao came In 60 have marriages ,a,,,s
81 we're not supplied with the Yeoni,..
data In every instance. Amo,s 80
'hings the form calls Tor the pl.ss !,
'he wedding che date, the fun nam =,
'le husband, FUN maiden name of ~.
wife, residence OF each at time of u...
F'ase' their color, age, birthplace -.
eupauon Of husband, number ~ us,
r'Age ana tAs birthplace Of the Far. ,
aud mother Of both parties
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

IN order - give the people ), s.,..
a opP'''1ni'y 10 sse the beau,ih,l
s'sR,'y 'oo'A % salem. aaa ,o =. ~.
0s'e'epsasut beng made by Ia -
laAy' 'As osineas' IlgAs a rs.s,io.
Nos'PNHy VIA Fua sEsur,iou cars ,o ~
'esA sa@FFy, soasA q Oda Fsllo.,r
sen''e'yi lsavins ,As wulamstts 49,
- sse- AoarA naisy q plsa.., -.
.ad - tos yeaso.li. -. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
M'CALL
DIGS UP BY
DEGREES
tFour O'Clock EdItIon.)

New York, Jan. 2,-rhos. +. Fowler
chairman Of tho New York clearing
house committee, today rcteiyed from
President John A. Mccall check Tor
%>Eooo and Mecail's note Tor ti5O,Oo0
making t235,o0o, which was advanced
60 Hamilton, ostensibly FOR tho pur.
chase of a site Tor an annex for the
eompany's home Office. Mccall prom.
ised that uuless Hamilton made a sat.
isfaetory accounting, be would himself
reimburse the company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
A FOOL
WITH A
Fl
-Four O'Clock Edi,io, /,

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. En-,
commission this morning tur,.i
police department over to pr
Houghton, councilman from N,
ward, with power to use force !. !,
out houses Of ill-fame. Hougbto,
the proposition TO the commis,i,.
he would close every house in a.
light district in two weeks. IL anti
was given him. Mayor McAl,,
the commissioners agreed. Hma
proposes a sensational campsig
says he will place under arrea,
keeper Of a house Of assippag.
prostitution, known to be such. n.
call upon the police department q
nish complete descriptions a
houses. lie proposes to publia
names Of all men found in the H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
For Horse stealing

hiil uonnor, wanted in Portlahl
answer to the charge Of stealinl
span OF horses and set Of harness ,
arrested =, est. this afternoon by Dq
sls''H Harry MintO, II Is alleged .
nc stole the horses about the lSil
december The Portland onieers y
osea notiaed, and win arrive thb ,
enlng to take him back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

hasoa. Ga. 1sn. a a-oue ~ tho most
lesaiiaf eases vin h. beard before
9edge spesf Ia tAs uniiei states i.s
uisi oeuTt to',sy rAs sii, authorities
~'h have 60 sAsv vhy they uefe uot
"a eoolsuri of the eouri. ~hea thsy
ssal ne psgFo heary Jamisau q ths
sAaia gang hefofs a forual order Asi
eesa is-asd, Haking che maalsis of
'As Fopfsus sooEi ~ tAe Uuitsi si.,ss
'As eesfss - ,hs lewsf court m.
sss.,.ss q sas,As' The 6llng q ,As.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02


Notice l. heFeby given that the on.
deSslgned will up 70 7,aO p m oa
saturday January Q, 1900. receive
sealed elds for the purchase of thetwo
old srAool builAugs knowu A. the me
Central School AMI Little Ceutral asAooi
buiidings nov located on the north
half ef block . 10 tie city of salem.
oregoA ooTiihsd sAesk q rs por ssns
.of The amount Of the bld must aseom.
pAny blA Successful hlAisr mus, en-.
Ter into . eontFasi 10 remove buldincs
within 30 days Of acesptanss q hA
The righi 70 Feies, any or an bids 1
reseTYei
haiei a, Salon. orcgOn. tsis 18Th
hy % nsoomhoT, 1905.
J. O. 0OODALB JR,
NelR Or The school district No. "a. 10
Aafion county, oFegon lsaln
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

Nothing is moro in demand tAa
medieine which meets modern rss.i
meH's for blood ana system slsas
such a. DF. Kings New Life ?.
IAsy ara just what yOu need 20 .
stomach and liver troubles Try y
AZ j. C. PerFy's drug store s5s, q
antesd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

PARTY
BOR

Bakersfield, Cal, Jan. an,
tional ownership party, organized !
two weeks ago, win hold iis ars !
vention In Fresno on washlrr.
birthday Tho party advocates ns
al and municipal ownership Of ID
utilities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
HsFuAm's oass Postpop.i

washington, Jan s-Judge Wright
,o''' '''rulel the demurrer 20 the h.
a'''nea' 0f joaa A. Rsnsou, Frederick
A. hyd" Josi SayJ,r AMI John Dis.
"'n' Owing to hlare Of Biugsr Tier.
nann 8 attorney his ease wou't l.f.,.
ihe middle of FebruaD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

Washington, Jan. a-Ths treasury
department announses the payment q
interest on government bonds due
February I, viii be anticipated and
Pay@el' began a. once It wiu amount
% about tl.fo0O Ooo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

IS,es .,,s. h'as babss were nestled in hol
II nam" them william, willie .,5
hh," mother said;
s',S ".''S was Aer smile, fOr triplsss thev h.
sas lAys AsT gOOd hsk to ROsE, ~ y
'~,a f'A. ta1oas baby msii,ipal !
Dr. Stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

t,,', -" o''eass jas. "A eOnstu,t,o,
lnas " cana street early this morniDs
ts,o@.. ~ Gwen jameson, wen,EnowS
sheet - 'ls country as an expert
rooms He lef, a widow anu pool
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Sent Up for Tlfs

s,-r- r-lIsaP0lis D Miun,, Jan. N.
.,so5,aas. "a brennan, convicted Of killing N,
- 9lASsa'sf' = Elizabeth, and two S.sS =,
ss1,.a.ss a,'a''A IN NOysnbsr, 1905, ',s' was
''-''a today to life imprisOD3.'. ~''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
NEW TO-DAY

'Ot sAe-NO. l dry wood, ts.6s 4
e0Io an ready saved This ~
OniN Phone l4ls, or san at 8
ana 18th streetS NJ P. Dennis
l.l-5ta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27

mes, act as II they believed that every
citizen and tax payer in Porto sico
was defra udeT who aid not deserve
the slightest consideration nor the
least respect.
It is necessary that these prebends
OF the budget should be made to und-
crStand that their actions cannot be
tolerated here. that public opinion
|repudiates their arrogance with veh-
ement indignation.
The most practical thing, would be
to make a careful selection of the
occupants of the charges referred to,
to require the furnishing of bond
on the part of the revenue agents
and the sssesors of property, in
order that we Should not be COM
PEELED to witness the stuPendous
spectacle Of the appointment of men
who shortly after their arrival in the
colony and who have not the sligh-
test conception or appreciation of
values, find themselves con-
verted thanks to the congregation
into indisputable authorities, into
arbiters, and what is worse, wi
thout responsibility Of any kind, who
parade their arrogance and self suf-
fcieslcy with irritating impunity.
At the next session Of the House
of Delegates this matter is likely TO
be looked into and an effort made
to find some means Of remedying
the grave evil which threatens to
become chronic in the colony.
It is not worth while to cite cases
that are fresh ia he memories of
very one, because ne deem il unn-
necessary to cali At entionto matter
which is 50 just. one that has for its
object the safe guarding of the cit
izens and protecting them from the
constant menace Of 7unctionaries who
are Indifferent to their existence.
It is necessary that the functiona-
rles Of a certain class should not
attempt to neutralize with their stu
pidities the good effect produced on
the public by the acts Of some Of the
authorities who, ortanately, conduct
themselves in very different
manner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
EDITORIAL.

| For some time We have observed
without stopping to note it, that some
Isubaltern functioraries of the red
emptionist class allow themselves III
their dealings with citizens and
Taxpayers, certain perogative and
abuses which deserve the most Sc
were criticism and censure.
With certain functionarieS, every
thing is incorrect, their acts are in
defensible and they are appointed
without regard to their peculiar fit
mess and from the manner in which
they deport themselves it would seem
as if they believed themselves conv-
erted into pubic functionaries of re-
lative importance, whereas according
to some of their peculiar actions, one
might think that they were void Of
the slightest idea of what constitutes
authority and the respect for the sac
red rights of citizens which are eve-
rywhere recognized.
There is in certain spheres an ex-
traordinary latitude exercised in the
naming Of functionarles.
The revenue agents. assessors and
the so-called teachers of English,
occupy positions Of sufficient impor-
tance to induce them not to admit,
with, such facility as seems to be the
case disregard Of interests which
merit greater consideration than in
many cases appears to be observed.
Why should not the revenue agents
and the assessors be required to give
a bond which corresponds to the i'm
portance of the charges which they
Flip
It is very lamentable that those
functionaries commit with inpunity
actsasBaich in many cases are indeten-
siD1e and boast Of an authority which
they do not really possess. It fre-
quently happens that the assessors
value property according to their own
pleasure and show lamentable ig-
norancc Of its true value; and besides
this their attitude towards those with
whom they come IN contact is often
irritating and marked with l1solent
discourtesy towards the citizens who
are the victims Of the unfounded
suspicious Of the agents who, at ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
Conbatiendo Ia tisis

De dos grandes fabricas de Pfovi-
dencia, donde varios m6dicos observan
los efectos de la tisis en- mucl1os &c los
que all Ia padecen, llegan las mas
favorables noticias, y 10 mismo sucede
respecto le Olneyyille, donde IN espe
cialista vigila 4 mas de dos nil obre
ros de AS fabricas de lanas. Los due
nos de las fabricas sufr agan los gastos
del servicio m6dico, convencidos apar.
te de razones dc humanidad, de que la
buena salud y bienestar de sus enplea-
dos es altamente 1tll no solo para sus
propiOs intereses, sino para los de TO-
dos. La buena obra Sc eztiende; a
ella cooE Gran los obreros y Sc espera
que en- no lsjano dfa quede tornado
una organization q ese efecto entire los
miles de opersrios de todo el Estado
de Rhode Island
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
Grandes clSs9sarbEos
en- Leao CfaWs
Horroroso choque sangriento

Nueya York, martes--D Donde mas graves
han sido los tumultos mas violento el choque
entire el populacho las fuerzas imperiales, ha
sido en- LeaochaW.
Los tumultos han revestido en- dicha poba-
cion una extraordinaria gravedad.
FL numero de muertos Y heridos es lnhnlto
Ell choque ha sido brutal despiadado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
Ia @raweClad de-
soberaN0 persa
Informes pesimistas

Nueva York martes s-Comunican de Lon
dres que el Shah de Persia Sc ha agravado
grandemente desde aver.
Sc han perdido las esperanzas de que el so.
berano persa recupere la salud.
Las tlltimas noticias recibidas son aun mas
graves pesimistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
Las declaration
eaes de Roosevelt
Elogiando los A'nques amerieanos

Nneva York nartes.--Mr. Roosevelt no ha
ouerido conferenciar con los periodlstas que nan
acudido a interrogarle sobre las lmpres1ones dc
ri reoreso del Pree1dente Sc ha hecho con
una rapidcz extraordinaria
500 En- los clrculos navales Sc eloglan las con
diciones narinas de los excelentes buqucs que
han fgurado ep el viaje presldene1aL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
"a 9s2oIiCS0n de In
pena de rn1uerte
En- la Camara francesa

Nueva York martes.-Desde Paris cable
grafian que la Comision de Ia Camara francesa,
encargada de dar el informe sobre el. proyeCtO
de abolcion de la pena de muerte, Sc ha decla
rado partidara de Ia 1eforma
En- la Cafnara francesa cuenta con una ma
-yor1a considerable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-27
Las nr1saH Eitudes ErsgsiEaaas
I'm grave aspecto hostil

Nueva York, martes-La energica actltud
de los Representatives. de las Potencias, ha enar-
decide las multitudes chinas que toman frente
las tropas del Imperio un aspecto de hostili-
dad alarmadora;
Con frecuencia ocurren cheques sangrien-
tos entire las tropas y la muchedumbre irrltada.