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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

salt Lake Thcatcr--Nr Mayali IKE
tuie master iu the ant OF playing has
reserved his trump card f0r the tuul
round boz the game. Thi, card is Men
and Women" society drama OF the
strongest kind one which salt Lakers
were wont 20 applaud Iu years gone
and one that T. as full 81 heart Interest
and duractiyeuc-s as ever MI May.
airs portrayal Of william Prescott. the
principal character win rank with tie
best ever seen here. lie has given no
stronger exhibition ~ his ability as an
actor. 10 our theater- ooers than that
which he furnished last night In the
role of the bank cashier Whp uniuten-
tionally becomes a defauter and who
listens With pathetic and unbroken
silence 20 the narration 0f the tragic
life story Of modern Jean Vatican.
In the person Of his prospective father
in-law. and then rises rasoluie aud de-.
termined 90 hide his sin from the
world only 10 find iu The end that he
cannot flee from or escape II even hy
the conservation Of his life To good
Mr.. Gilfeather did capital bit 81 work
as Israel Cohen. Mr. Macfean had the
Villains part and Gus Mortimer with
the aid Of Miss Florence. supplied me
laughs as Sam Delaheld. Miss Els
mere won applause as Agnes Rodmau
and Ethel Sturglss aid her best work
as Dora Prescott Miss Gresham had
the part Of Mrs. Kate Delancld the vi
yacious widow and Sparkled ia H.
The house was cool aud comfortable
ana the audience good sized aud thor
uughly appreclative. Men and Wo-
rcn' Is capably presented aud we'll
worth seeing besides IL Is the last
week ~ the company here. and those
who miss 10 win deprive themselves
NJ an evening of excellent entertain
ment Camille win be given on
Thursday afternoon by special request
with Miss Ellsmerc boz the title role
and Mr.. Msyall as Armand Duyal.
Casino Psrk--"Tho Tramp Detec-
tive is the Offering az Casino Park
this week The engagement COM
menced last niEht before a large and
enthusiastic gathering which laughed
and applauded 10 the echo over the
experiences Of the tramp. Humorous
situations and rapid fire excitement
abound throughout Judging from the
attendance last evening IL viii be
"top-notcher' IN the matter OF securing
patrons for the remainder OF the week.
after which will come an engagement
~ vaudeville II was ladies' night last
night on FRIDAY there viii he anoth-
en- The management saws II has found
them very popular and one 81 the roa-
sons Tor the success II Is achieving.
saltair-Royal Hawaiian Band until
Friday.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at The local ofhes Of the Neath-
er bureau Tor the q hours ending At &
q. m today.
Temperature At O. m. c.. maximum.
S. minimum, q: mean. %. which o. De-.
CrcCs below nnlmaL
Precipitation for the a hours ending a.
ss m, trace
Precipitation since The first q the
month. trace which ls 90 inch below the
normal
Excess in precipitation since Jan. I.
4 or h-hts
Relative humidity. q Der cent
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ WEDNESDAY
Local forecast Tor salt Lake city and
vicinity
Tair tonight and wednesday.
r. j HYATT
Section Director
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4 NOTABLE RECITAL.
Hawaiian Band Entertained NJ Tab
crnaclc To-day

The private organ recital rendered by
thc FIRST presidency 10 the Royal la
vailan band AZ the tabernacle this morn
ms took on % highly enthusiasts charac-
Ter before IL was CONCLUDED Tho only
quests invited besides captain Berger and
hts men. were the members Of the lia-
Nauau Missionary society living ~ the
city and there were NOT more than 90
listeners IN an in the rear end Of the gal
lery The program was brief but admira-
be n included several numbers by or
ganist walter j.. P0uton. who ofhclaict
In the absence of Prof Mcclellan, and
who was strongly applaudcd Tor bis OK
sellent work Walter Smith, a young
Maori a pupil Of Prof. SChetiler, aston
ished an hy hiH skill on the mandolin The
pyper-Whitncy EnsIgu-Spenccr quartet
was warmly cuc0red f0r iiE rendition N
"WhlIe ! Have Yu" and gave spin
Spin in Response Tho sensation ~ the
occasion was achieved by Miss Emma
LUCY Gates who nfst rendered 20 Ny
Father" tho fay0ute Normtu hymn. in
hawaiian. accompanied by r 7. Kimball
The members ~ the h1ud gave her an
ovation gnd she responded with her peer.
Jess rendition n "Iha Pearl ot Brazil.
with nma ohigato by willard Flashmau.
AnT this number Che applause broke
forth 'n such "a tumuIt as almost 20 dis
concert tho young lady but Mr Fred
Hesslcv announced iu Hawaiian that sho
would respond hy rendering the Hawaiian
national hymn. rarely beautiful scleC-
zion which drew thD tears from the eyes
n her native listeners All The members
n the hand rose as sho sang. and Joined
IN feeling siylc ln rendering the chorus
NJ James Harrison. member ~ the
baud thcn sang t1 tho organ accom-
rariment tho song sn dear 70 all Ha-
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WANTS AN ACCOUNTING.
{. II. KEN Has Filed suit AEainst II
\ McMillcn.

e. r. Ken flcd suit Do The district
couir Today against 3. 4. McMllcn 10
compel The latter 90 render an account
ing Of the Joint business Of the y. 4.
McMillen company ana the G. r. KEN
company. which We're consolidated on
Feb. 3, 1875 and that plaintiff be- given
judgment for the amount found due
under the agreement ~ consolidation.
II Is alleged that since June /. 1905. the
defendant has refused 10 allow plain
TN q transact the business Of the COM
hined firms and has not accounted 10
plaintiff for the profits of the same.
Plaintiff alleges that the profits Of tie
concerns has been about $1,000. and
that there Is due him for salary tho sum
Of Nl25 and also Sil5 Tor expense ad-
yanced by plaintiff in behalf 81 the
company. An accounting is asked FOR
between the parties. and also judgment
against defendant Tor the amount found
due.
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HAVE THEIR RAzORs OUT.
spccd, Colorcd FOLK Aftcr Scalp Of
Policeman Of Their own Race.


Policeman Of Their own Race.
There is trouble ahead foi W. H.
Chambers tho notorious colored po-
licoman appointed under tho "Ameri-
can" party administration for "pa,rl-
otic services rendered a large NUM-
her of cnlor,d voters are oUt with a
petition which thfy $500 submit 10 the
council on Monday next asking Cor the
removal n chambers
The charges they make are serious.
j Is alleged That De- is incompetent;
notorious gambling houses and en-
o1uragCs the gambling element That
Chamber, has had Wu unsayory repuia-
ton Is well known and was FIRST
brought to the attention ~ the public
hy the "N.Ns'
The petition against Chambers g be-
ing circulated by one Henry Bog
known among members ~ his race az
"Coxey.' Many signatures have been
placed ON the document and many
more vii. follow.
II Is a fact. however. that some ~
the most reputable colOred citizens ~
the city have refused 90 sign he petl.
ti0n Not because they have any re-
Fpegt FOR Chambers. but because they
go not care to attach their names 90 a
document bearing ihc signatures ~
some with whom they refuse 20 associ-
ETC.
That Chambers has made many bad
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OFFERED To SELL
A BABY FOR s|25
Mrs. Mueller Tackled up Sign 10
Notify the Public Of Her
Intention.
SHE RECEIVED PROPOSITIONS
Hlsbcst Rid Was SEQ But the Woman
Observation-Disclosures Took
Charge Of Infant

Being unable 10 care FOR her own
children and provide them with suit
able food and clothing. Mrs Mueller
who resides az li2 Sixth avenue. Water
loo. tried to sell her z months old niece.
whom she has kept ever since the death
81 the child's mother in Wyoming SONS
dino ago. In order 10 advise the public
that she wanted 90 sell the child she
posted sign on the outside VI hei
house BABY FOR Sale The sign at
trRcted attention and the woman re-
celyed several propositions 20 buy, ths
highest offer being so. This she re-
fused because she wanted Nll for the
baby ana would not sell for a cent less.
The matter was brought 90 the atten-
lion or the Judge OF the juvenile cour
yesterday afternoon and. accompanied
hy Mrs. NJ 81 Young, the probation
officer. be went 20 the home and
brought the child back with him aud
viii find a suitable home FOR II.
Mrs Mueller has four children and
for some dine she has been unable Co
supppurt them. and therefore wanted
90 dispose Of her sisters child 80 as 20
secure money for food and clothing
Sle has received no support from hei
husband and is in destitute Circum-
stances.
Mrs Mueller aud her husband were
notified 20 appear in the juvenile court
this morning and show cause why
their own children should not be taken
from them Deputy Sheriff Fred But
Ter was sent after them this morning
but failed 90 find the man and was
Informed that he had left the state.
Mrs Mueller had Just loaded her goods
into an express wagon and started for
the Short Line depot with the inten-
tlon Of following her husband. The
deputy after o chase OF several blocks
overlook her and brought her into
court
The children were not with the wo-
man and she could not or would not
tell the court where they were \
police officer was sent put near the
depot 90 find them but up 10 a late
hour had not located them The wo-
man told some very conflicting stories
about herself and family ana IL Is be-
lievcd by the court officials that the
child which she attemuted 10 sell had
been stolen and that she and her hus-
band were trying 10 make commercial
traffic out of The child. The matter
VII be thoroughly investigated and
the children II located win probably
be placed ln the Infants home for
safe keepiug until a suitable home can
be found for them.
&c
Hawaiian Band ot s .tair, have To-
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UP GOES PRICE OF MUSK.

Chicago, July lO-Omclals 81 the rail-
roads ~ the Central Freight associa.
ton and representatives Of all the big
breakfast food companies in the coun-
Try were expected to meet in deadlock
today az the Offices OF the association
here. The cause Of the clash is the at
tempt of the railroads. IA establish A
much higher rate on Nrain products
which win result. Il Is claimed. in an
Increase OF 80 i-3 per cent In the price
Of breakfast foods TO consumers.
The threatened increase On rates has
caused hurried influx 10 Chicago %
manufacturers ~ these products.
The present rate between Chicago AM,
New York Is l7is cents II Is expected
that this will be raised from 5 10 10
cents.
Saltair-Royal Hawaiian Band untn
Friday
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ROSENBERG SILL HELD.

Berlin. July l0,-August Rossnburs.
formerly Of seattle. Wash, who was
arrested July ; al Altoona, Prussia. as
suspected ansrchlst IL stu detained
ny TIE police. but the ease has been
taken out % the hands of the local Gu.
thofities pending the result Of core.
s9nndence between the foreign on.
here and the German embassy at
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-10
NEWSB0YS AND CARRIERS
ATTEND THEATER TONIGHT

At the invitation Of Manager Pypei
and the Hersch'l Msyall company.
newshoys who sell the Deseret Evening
News. and the carriers Who distribute
the paper from North Salt Lake on the
north 20 Murray and Bingham Junction
on the SOUTH will be the guests of tho
house at this evenings presentation Of
Men and Women" II will require
iaCre than 100 tickets 10 do the corps
Of workers Justice and an desire 10
tender their thanks IN advance TO the
management; and the players, for the
treat which they feel is IN store for
them.
Saltsir-Royal Hawaiian Band until
Friday
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wAsHoUTs ON DESERT.
Las Vegas a Tonopah Il. u. Gets Its
first Experience Of Cloudbursts.

The Las Vegas & Tonopah road now
being built by the clark interests has
received It's christening by one OF the
biggest cloudbursts that has occurred
IN the district for years. on Friday
the wind was reported to be blowing
80 miles an hour at Johnnie, New. while
the dust storm accompanying Il was
simply awful During the tornado the
tents and shacks at Bowlerville were all
blown down and mules, burros and
horses stampeded I'm all directions.
Somewhere back In the hills the cloud
burst arrived and the result was an
hour later the grade was honeycombed
with the raging mud and water.
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breaks since mo has been ON the force
Ia generally admitted. he Il said 20
have made % uncomfortable Tor a GER
tain element on Commercial street. but
on The other hand there Is another ele-
mcnt he has lei severely alone II
was admitted In official clfcels today
that Chambers has. on more than one
occasion, made a donkey " himself
by making arrests when he had no rea-
sonsble case. But. no matter what is
done, there Is trouble ahead for cham
bcrs
lu the meantime Chambers ls sing
ing sadly singing.
'Ah aint dun nuthln ~ nobody.
And nobody does nuihln' fpr me-
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DENVER & RETURN, $l77s
Via D aR @, July 18th and 18th.

Grand Excursion 10 the Elks Csrni-
val. Biz attractions On Denver. Ev-
erybody invited. The Elks special
train Via d & r. G. and Colo. Midland
RVS. VIII leave p. & r. G.. Depot. salt
Lake. at ,,ii o. no.. July 18th Magnia-
cent scenic trip Tickets good thirty
days. See any .. & t. C.. agent for
particulars.
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DIED.

WlLkiNSON-At is south Sixth West
street. tbs city July g is,, Henry n
son q Nicholas and A'meda Mitchell
Wilkrsou. born Sept n. 1854
Funeral services Wednesday al 70. m
from The family residence. Friends are 30.
yitcd L. attend
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MUTINY AT TAMB00.
Infantry and Cossack> Refused 10
IirC on Mutlnecrs

81 Petersburg July l0--s0ms additional
details q Tie muiiny OF the seventh cav.
any az iambov show that both the infan-
try and The CoSacks sent 20 sllbdgs The
mutinccrs refused 20 IRE on Them the ir-
flniry blyonctlug The officer who rave
the command only % detachment NJ drs-
goons who % ls said had been placsted
with liquor attacked the mutnecrs The
officers Of the Sow. cred on iheir
own. The number NJ Killed or wounded
has not been established
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

The sales during this afternoons reg
ular call consisted Of the following:
May Day. 800 at Is.
New York Bonanza, $500 at %.
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sallar-Roysl Hawaiian Band until
Friday.
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T00AY'S MONEY MARKET.

, New York, July i0.-Money on
. call steady, highest 81, lowest
/. ~. ruling rate 9, last loan ga,
. closing bid "a, Offered at ~
. Time loans steady, 50 days Az,
. % days iAaS; six months, 5hG
. 81 per cent.
Close. Prime mercantile paper.
. 5a5fs.
. sterling exchange easy, with
actual business IN bankers bills
|. az 4si6oq65 for demand and al
Ls205qio for 6o.day bills
Posted rates LS2i!G4Sh; com.
merical bills, 4NEGA.
, Bar silver, s..
Mexican dollars. J0..
, Government and railroad bonds
!, steady.
. . . . .
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Hawaiis1 Rand at saltair have you
heard ltt Better do boz nsl .,r .I.t...
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY

Rachel Hlmlln 20 leah p. ITili. part
~ iot 3 block De- plat E..............
Andrew Anderson and wife 20 ". +.
hemphi.i lots r. 1 block L
Norwood place ........ ...............
Lucy r Palmer o. Robert Palmer.
Monitor lode q 49, West Mountain
mining district .......................
ReheCca Z Little 20 al 10 Henry
wagner Brewing 60. part n
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YEsTERpAYS.

Mav r. Bullock % Mary = Had
dock part ~ lot l. block Il. Plat &
Leroy 0. Wright % Javet Wade
PAN ~ lot s. block u. plat C........
n b. Scott 90 Rudolph Ortmarn.
block n. plat .......................
Elizabeth 2. Harboute % Alvah
Lewis. lots = etc, block !. Brook.
II ? lyster administrator 70 Jacob
Wfrttelmfr, part Of section "a
township ] south range ! west.
Harrison Srtrry. trustee % ice Ne.
Farlone. iot l. block chicago al.
diurn .........................
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POSTMASTER FOR FERN, IDAHO


Washington. =. g.. july TO- Maggie
8. Gortou appointed postmaster az
Fern, Boise county Idaho. vice Eva
Neeb. resigned
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Hawaiian Band ct s ltair. havs'ysl
heard ltt Eeuer do so bci.,a -ndaN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-10

Hawaiian Band at saltair. have you
heard 10? Better DO 50 before FRIDAY.
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REMEMBER, FOLKS

That as som as you notice the first
symptom Of disoricrod stomach. Liy-
e. Kidney or Bowels YOU can save
yourself q loi ~ unnecessary suffering
by taking few doses Of the celebrated
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

standing AT thu head "f their class
professionally The duct Ms have
long found the ueed urgen, for a
more convenient place for their pa
tienLs, especially where surgical up-
eratlons were necessary aud the
Grand View is Il fulfilling at a long
cherished plan of theirs We take
the following 'lrScripL.uu nr the n..lld-
ing from the DhInnville journal:
"The building S 3ex55 two tuil
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

thai modern science has devised.
Tue building is conveniently sup.
Pile" with not and cold water, a com.
plete system OF sewerage and spleu-
dldlv qviNpod bath ard toilet rooms
Inc ulmrutI ng rOum on the second
ll""'. lisa model al neatness, with its
"I"nN windows. large skyllght, white
cnameIed wallis, parti-colored liled
floors. and convenient closets and
cabinets The k,tchan. aud dining
'"tn, laundry. stnre, sto"e room, re-
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
fr'gerat"r and heating plant are
c'nvrnlently aI,a ngrd III the h,se
meat.
THE CHURCHES.

st. Peter>-Servlces AT $50 a. 6
1880 Il. m. Cir"n' m At -, De-
votlon> u, $50 p. IN.
In h'r,n = ''r'''hllg service.
at lo:3J a n.. Rrv * y Rud,..
pastor. SUNDAY Schnul an R,bi
study from - IT, | o'clock.
Methodist Glass meeting. TO m
preaching. 'o::'o: ~ahnalh school
HAS: .l'ini"r E. L. =; %. m tp~ ri
League $3.50: evening service : u. M
Rev. r. t. Duuu Pastor
Presbyterian SUNDAY SCI.
vices. prenruiny ln:31 a. IN 1"
dav School. - m. C. r. meeting ia:
p. M: evening service 80 =. ~,
Rev. ". f.. A,chl>uh. ra>trr
EpSc"pal services on SUNDAY. Nov
25lh. morning Service at 1880 a. III.
Billie study at IL o'clock: evehi q
service 1T / 80 y. IN. Seats free. ali
welcome. Rev. H. N. rragltt, pas
tor.
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stories and basement with ample
50 ICE "u The third floor FIR several
elegant rooms should occasion aliSe
for increasing the capacity. The
Corinthlan style of architecture is
employed and brick with Urtouville
Rel earnte for basement aid trlm-
mlngs Is the material used in the
structure
1.-The rooms throughuut are light
and a'rv and are all equipped with
electric light hot water heat and "A
system GA ventilation lhar Is the hes
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Grand View Hospital.

Herewith We present IL picture of
the handsome new Grand New Hos
pitai recently opened l" The public
at or'onvilie by Dr~ Karne'S Bol~ta,
the we'll known ana highly success
full tirn of physlcia..> The hospital
has been erected and equipped hy
MeSsrs Karn & Bol>ta at IN expense
of over Sl4. 900 and Is a model hu>pi.
tai, finely appointed aud test Ut all
is under the Srp"rvisio' ~ The "wY-
ers, who en-. the ul>uinrtluu of
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FREE TO WOMEN!

Our handsome catalog Of Women's
Cioaks, Suits and Skirrs sent free on
reduest, showing all the latest styles.
We manufacture our goods and sell
direct to customers Every garment
sent subject to examination.
MAIL ORDER GARMENT &C.
sos Century Bldg. Minneapolis, Mimi.
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MARKET REPORT

A. d. Pauson jourueyed down to
MiIbank Monday.
Second hand heaters for sale at
CARLBERG BROS.
Don't forget-the Imperial Male
Quartette, November 10th.
Vern Scott is the new man at the
key at the depot.
Hou. Clement Il. Porter, of Wilmot,
was in the city today.
A fine lot of poultry was shipped
out Of the city Tuesday.
Frank McNulty went to AIilbar k
Tuesday tn attend term Of court.
j. A. Gold, of Big Stone, WAS one
of tie bidders at the tax sale
Monday,
Howard Babcock leaves tomorrow
for Red Wing, Minnesota, on legal
business.
e. A. Nyqerg, the Corona black
smith, was in the city Monday paying
taxes.
"Deacon" Carlberg and A. j. Nor
by went to Peever Monday. returning
the same day.
Inga Hanvik went down to Peever
Monday to help out in the Pilot office
this week.
L. e. BosJwick, of Corona, was in
the city Monday on business before
the probate court.
II. l.. Spackman and Howard Bah
cock were passengers to Milbank on
Tuesday afternoons train,
Have you seen the handsome new
water set 10 our front window? Free
TO every new subscriber at regular
rate, $3.50 per year.
Lee Comstock returned to his work
IN this part of the international
Harvester Company's vineyard on
Monday.
Geo. Adkins, who has been aillng
lately was down to Ortonville for
treatment the first of the week, and
has returned feeling considerably
better.
Lance Adkins went down to Peeve.
Tuesday to bring back Mrs. Adkins
ard the baby, who have been visiting
grandpa Gosline for week.
Call and see the new STANDARD
premiums. Free to any new subscrib
err, or to any subscriber paving ar
rearages and one years subscription
IN advance.
Miss Schneider, of Milbank, wa:
in the city attending the tax sale
Monday, as the representative of the
]. L. Wood Mortgage and Loan Cnm
pany.
a. j. Schunk. state organizer of this
Order of Red Men, was in the city
the first OF the week. just at presen
he is not engaged in lodge work, h
is selling furs.
Stapleton, the drayman has bough
property on East Oak street, nea
Sixth Avenue, and is having celia
dug preparatory to moving his resi-
dence thereon.
Among the prominent people il
the city Monday, We noticed Edmunt
Cook, the Wllm Ut banker. who cam
up to attend the tax sale, and Mat
Cummlns, the furniture man, VIII,
was up on business before the pro
bate court.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-08-30

town and railroad station. There was
no bloodshed at the occupation of San
Juan de Martinez, according to the re.
ports just received. The small force
of rural guards which held the town
fed at the approach of the insurgents.
The government has not made pub
lie the news of the capture of San
Juan de Martinez by. insurgents. The
editor of the Post, which PAPER pub
lished an extra containing the news,
was summoned before Gov. Nunez and
censured for exciting the public by
publishing sensational news unfavor.
able to the government. Gov. Nunez
declared that he would recommend to
President Palma the establishment
of censorship. The newspapers of
Havana do not believe that President
Palma will approve of such a move.
as despite constant food Of rumors
the newspapers have printed only
facts, and usually these governmental.
ly authenticated, notwithstanding
that the palace is chary Of giving in.
formation.
Public opinion appears to vary &C.
cording to locality, from enthusiastic
adherence to the government to open
rebellion.