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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

q. F Yoaxun chairman OF the executive
board of tho Rock 1slnnd and 'Frisco systems.
left Mexico City last night for New York
Tho international waterways commission has
reached agreement regarding Niagara
Falls. by which both countries VIII toi:c all
prccapuonG TO savo Its scenic beauty.
Secretary Shaw submitted TO Congress today
estimate OF 1921. coo for the construction OF
u cable from Key West, Fla, 10 Guantanamo
Cuba, and thence tc the Panama Canal zone
A snow avalanche at the Lofcten Islands
yesterday buried a number OF fishermen .
huts RescuCrs cXtricatcd twcnty-onc dead
and thrty-ninc injured
Prince Tsai Use nnd party of Chinese COM
missioncru arrived ot Niagara Falls this
morning and passed tho day In Sightseeing.
IL 10 announced at Richmond. Va by one OF
her family that Mrs. Robert Shaw neo Lang
borne sister of Mira Charles Dana Gibson Is
engaged to be married to Waldorf AStor.
OF William Waldorf Astor OF London.
Ohio coal operators today decided not to con
ccdo tho demands OF the miners for an In
crease in wages.
Tho Navy department has received n c0ble
gram from Yokohama Stating that the battle
ship Oregon rad sailed from Honolulu Tor the
United Stotes, wherc she VIII be extensively
ovorhaulcd and m5deTnized.
Archbishop Ireland sailed today for Europe.
Reports from tho bedside OF Susan ~ An
thony who is III with pneumonia were not
quite SO encouraging toduy The doctors in
dlcute that grove doubts OF her recovery arc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
France May Give Way.

The opinion Ca1ns ground that France
flrally Will consent to diminution OF her
financial influence in Morocco by accept
ing u reduction of the voting power aliot-
ed to French subscribers to former loans
end IN reurn for this concession II is
thought tho police Will De placed under
the direction OF France and Spain, with a
neutral inspecting officer, Who shall report
10 Che bowers, but not exercise command.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Two-Man Teams Play.

Upon tho conclusion of the playing by the
hrC-man tcams- four two-man teams, two from
Denver. one from San Francisco and ono repre-
scnting Salt Lake wcro given opportunity
to show what they could do Their seores fol-
low:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
ROOSEVELT SEEKS
TO PROBE TRUSTS
President Signs a Resolution
Calling for Investigation
of MonOpolies.
ASKS CONGRESS TO DIRECT
COMMISSION THOROUGHLY
Suggests That Money Be Given
Interstate Commerce Body
to Defray Costs.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Prcsdent
Roosevelt today sent a message to Con-
sEess announcing his signature to the
Joint resolution recently passed instruct
lie the Interstate Commerce commission
TO make examination into the subject of
railroad determinations and monopoies in
coal and oil
lie says frankly that he has igned It
with hesitation because 1t may achieve
httie or nothing. He indicates, too that
!, IL @ me Investigation proposed by the reso-
IIIipn IL not conducted thoroughly Il will
result In giving immunity from criminal
prosecution to all persons who are called
ara sworn rs witnesses
IN the opinion OF the President the d.
reellon contained In The resolution Will
remain practically imperative unless
money be provided To carry on the in
Nestigation, and the commission be au-
tnorized 70 take testimony under its pro-
Visions. de suggests. therefore, that Con-
Gress give serious consideration to lust
what IL desires the Intertate Commerce
commission to do and thai $4,000 be placed
at the disposal OF the commission To de-
cation - f " --N'
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Archbishop Ireland sailed today for Europ

REPORTS from tho bedside OF Susan ~ An
thopy who Is i with pneumonia. were not
quite so encouraging toduy. The doctors in
h,ld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
ADJUSTMENT LIKELY
IN MOROCCO TAAGLE
France Expected to Make Con-
cessiOns in Bank Question,
and Germany on Police.

ALGECIRAS. March S-Success OF the
conference on Moroccan reforms cannot
be described absolutely sure, since two
Of the main points ir dispute, the allot-
ment of bank capital and control Of the
police are not vet settled. Hopes. how
ever. run high that these outstanding DIFF
hculties soon Will become subject TO ar
!angcment-
The delegates of the neutral powers gen
orally regard the Austrian police proposal
us being not feasible. but consider that
It will serve the purpose of providing a
hasis for negotiations for an eventual
compromise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

q. F Yoaxun chairman OF the executive
board OF tho Rock Island and 'Frsco systems.
left Mexico City last night for New York,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

snow avalanche the Lofctcn Islands
yesterday buried q number OF fshermen' 3
huts- RescuCrs cNtricatcd twcnty-onc dead
and thirty-ninc injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

The International waterways commission has
reached agreement regarding Niagara
Falls. by which both countries VIII to!sc all
prccapuonu to savo Its scenic beauty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

Prince Tsoi Use md party of Chinese com
missioncru arrived ut Niagara Falls this
morning and passed tho day In sightsceing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

Secretary Shaw submitted TO Congress today
an estimate OF Ss21. 600 for the construction OF
a cable from Key West. Fla, TO Guantanamo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

Ohio coal operators today decided not TO con
ccdo tho demands OF the miners for in
crOnPS in wages.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-27
INFORME DEL PRO
fesOr LenOrmand.
Las antilIsS desds las IsIas Wrge-
hasta Puerto Rico van SubiendO.
Coroh0fa b dlsho poi d Alnlrants Raleigh.

-El professor LenoTmand, encargado
por el Gobierno frances del estudio de los
fen6menos geograicos que Sc deTivan de
las erupciones del Monte Pelee, informa
que el fondO del mar en- Ia parte Nordeste
de las Antillas, principalmente en- una II.
nea que Sc extiende desde las islas Vfrge-
mes hasta Puerto Rice, va subiendo rapi-
damente raz6n de ochenta centfmetros,
t6Tmino medic, 81 afio, segdn las observa-
clones que ha padido prRcticar en- 1903 =
1904 pero que pnede afrmarse con bas-
tants aeguridad, que hay parejas que han
ascendido mas de Glen metros duTante Is
primera - pci6n de aguel volcan.
Estas oBservaciones vienen & corroborar
las afrmaciones que en- 1881 hiciera Ara.
60, de que Il cordillera So elevara r6piGa-
mente, como 10 demuestra el menor fondo
del mar Observable por muchos marinos y
el aumento de frfo en- las montaf1as de las
Antillaa, por efecto de su mayor altura.
Tambien el almirante Raleigh, de Ia
armada inglesa, en- 1884 decfa 81 Admi-
rantazgo, que era notable el levantamien-
to del fondo del mar en- 81 espacio com.
.prendido entire Puerto Rico, Islas VfTge-
mes, Aguila, San Martin y Santa Cruzs
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EI ahOTrO es Ia base de Ia pIOspefi.
dad en- FranCia.

Nuestro archimillonario Rockefeller
considera q Francia un ejemplo maraviilo.
SO de la que puede realizar la simple eco
nomfa.
En- una entrevista duTante su estaucia
en- aquelIa naci6n ha dicho que la tremen-
da indemnizaci6n de guerra que Francia
tuvo que pagar & Alemania hubiese aplas-
tado & otra naci6n; pero fue una lecci6n
que Francia aprendi6 bi6n y lasha condu-
cido al triunfo; hoy Ia Repdblica eB fuerte
por el espfritu de eeonomfa que gufa los
franceses.
Rockefeller afladi6 que hab1R estudiado
el-sistema bancario del pals. y hallado en-
las relaciones fnancieraa pruebas de pre-
vision general en- la maaa del pueblo fran
ces.
81 cultivo tan perfecto del suelo frances
revela Ell caracter prudencia de Ia pobIa-
ci6n agrfcola, pues no hay pulgada de
terreno que no produzca cereaies, frutas
hortalizas, flores.
No hay desperdicios en- Ia granja como
no los hay en- los campos tampoco hay
desperdicios en- la cocina.
Esa auaencia de derroche es Ia base dc
10 prosperidad de Francia que es hoy dfa
una naci6n fuerte; elespfritu de econom1s
termin6 diciendo Rockefeller, es bueno
para tOdas las naciones.
n
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Muy praGticg.

Nos llam6 mucho la atenci6n la rara
manera de filosofar de cierto individuo,
por supuesto un bruja incandescente, pero
con un sentido pratico superior.
Reunido dicho individuo con otros COM
paflerog, discutfales este, en- primer t6rmi-
no, que ell matrimonio es un problema
muy nencillo y de facil resoluci6n, prdctica
acknowledgements Y 10 pruebo, decfa
nuestro bruja.
Hace dos meses me case, y soy persona
decente, siempre almuerzo y tengo dineroi
y para resolver el problema de Ia ''bruje-
rla," una mujer ''trabajadora'' una md'
quina ie coser ''The ArTivf" Ia meior del
mundo, y ''una CANA para dormiI" mien-
tIas la muier cose y trabaia para uno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-27
SERQS R0
tOs pOlitiGOs en-
Mayagiiez
EsplsndidO mitin OsIshIadO pos "a
Union de Puerto Rico
Ia Corie Municipal dIct6 ssntsacIa contra Miguel
Rivera.
Jnlio %.

JUNO Z0.-
Han habido serios rozamientos entire
elementos puros Incorporates con motive
de Is candidatura squesa dice amasada por
81 Comite en su session 6ltima Sc NOS di-
ce que algunos de los nominados se niegan
aceptar sus caTgos
La eoea Ee complies.
va que tratamos de negatives tambien
se nos dice que el senior Rossy, designado
como alcalde, tampoco quiere aceptar por-
que sabe que los puros no 10 apOyan y Be
le expone una derrota desastroaa. Y
nosotros decimos que 10 mismo resultarfa
81 le apoyasen los disidentes
Hace dfas que CORE por u poblaci6n Ell
rumoT, que don Francisco Men6ndez, ac-
tual Marshall de Ia Corte Municipal, re-
nunciara 81 cargo.
Los republicanos ya tienen Ia boca
alberta, olVidando que ese puestO ha de
cubrirlo un Unionista.
Eata noche con la cooperation de valio-
sos elementos artfsticos celebTaF6 su pri.
meE concerto en- 81 Centre Espafol, Ia
eminente pianista Befiora Tavarezde Sto-
rer.
La Union de Puerto Rico celebr6 Ell
oOm1ng0 p6G&Qo Cos 68pAGHulu0A m6euugH
de propaganda en- los baTrios De Malezas
Rio Nondo. Los oradores como siem-
pre-, muy aplaudidos
La Corte municipal dict6 santencia
contra don Miguel Rivera por q delito de
'sconcitaci6n del pueblo contrs b policfa 6
insultoB & los jefes de eata, " condsn6ndole
multa de cincuenta dollars dos meses de
c&rcel.
Esta noche celebra Ia Union De Puer-
to Rico un meeting On q barriO az Is Ma
rina Meridional,en Ia casa del consscuente
correligionario don Severiano Ve Ade-
lante
Sc nos dice que en- breve Ilegara
esta ciudad el sefior Hernandez Lopez, pa
ra dejar conBtituido 81 Comit6 Be IL dere-
cha Republicans, con elementoE purOs que
se les ofrecen contfnuamente
Con regular concurrencia, 81 eelebre
transformista Ia Presa est6 llevando 4
efecto su tempoTada en- esta ciudad.
Sc n6s dice que sus trabajos aan admira-
bles y que GUSTAV al ilustrado p6blic0 que
concurre.
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TubeTfa de papsI para gas.

Un empleo interesante del papel es 81
relacionado con la fabricaci6n de tuberfa
de gas. En- un recipiente lleno de asfalto
fundido, Sc pOnen tiras de papel de manila
cortadas de un ancho igual al largo del
conducto que Sc tEata de hacer, y arroila-
das fuerte uniformemente sobre una va
rilla alma de hierrO hasta que Sc Obten-
ga 81 grueso deseado.
Despues de someter 6 fuerte presitn el
tubo tornado asf, se cubre el exterior con
arena y se enfrfa 81 conjunto en- aqua. Sc
retira 81 alma ndcleo y se cubre de nm
prodncto impermeable la Huperfeie exte-
rior. Parece ser que esta tubeFfa es per-
fectamente impenetrable al aqua mss
economies que ID de metal.
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EI sucesp de aver.

A ID llegada de dos escursionistas de
Ponce aver tarde g aglomer6 una gran
concarrencia en- eli mnelle de ssespig6n''' :.
La policfa trat6. de separar los gFupOs
para facilitar 81 tr6nsito I'M policfa hiri6
con Ia maceta de plomo que nsaD, IL nifo
Felipe Ortiz, que recibi6 an fuerte gOlpe
en- la cabeza.
Ell pGblico allf presente protest6 del actc
siendo conducido 81 herido al cuartO dc
Socorro y presentandose luego una denun-
cia ante 81 juez municipal pOr algunos ca,
balleros ALI presentes.
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FaIleCimisnto nluy sentidO en- YaucO.
Ode nWeStrO cOrrespOnsal. }

NNS DWeSETO cOTfeSp0nS0k.
Julio 25.-Ha muerto en- Ponce hoy &
la una de la tarde don Antonio Lebr6n,
antique professor de instruction, que como
don EmilianO Diaz, di6 al profesorado
dias de explendor y de gloria.
En- tiempos de Ia domination eBpafiola,
cuandO este ap6stoI del magiaterio daba
en- sus aulas los ex6menes de reglamento,
10 intancia de aquella epoca, que es Ia
juventud yaucana del presente, deiaba CO.
locada muy alta la bandera, en- las diver
sas asignaturas en- que eran examinados
los alumnos, y aquellos actos que revistie.
ron el caracter de un torneo del saber v
que reguitaban verdaderos certamenes
eran aplaudidos por toda Ia sociedad que
asistfa elloS, y daban mas renombre al
va conquistado por ell ilustre pedagogo.
Don Antonio Lebr6n fu6 siempre conss,
cuente con suS ideas y principles iberales.
Cuando Espafa, hizo frente 4 la reacci6n,
dispuesto siempre sacrifcar au empleo
de maestro, antes que sus idealeg democr6-
ticOs. En- la nueva era, sacrifice su Certi-
tcado de maestro antss que 50 immense
amor q la libertad.
Hasta hace pocos estuvo dando clase en-
su escuela particular, cuyos discfpuloa
quedan huerfanos de las sabias leccionea
del maestro. 81 deja, empero, un hijo
que ha reCogido Bu herencia est6 hacien.
do honor al ProfesOrado moderno, una
tamilia virtuoSa que ha cerrado sus ojoa
en- su dltimo instante, 4 la cual envia.
mos nuestra protesta de duelo.
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SHsTO pIOiundo.

Existe ed FiladeIfa un indiyiduo ape
lIidado schnable, que rssultas de nm
martilIazo en- Ia cabeza &c ha quedad0
dormido desde 81 dos de Abril iltimo
hasta La fecha.
Algunos m65icos que se inteTesgn en- 81
caso, airman que schnable 10 podrS esoa.
par de n mueEta
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PERIDEM.
Renuncia aeentada.

A instancia de nuestrO compafiero ell
sefior Pujals, le ha sito admitida Il re-
nuncia que pFesentara de So cargo como
Official de bomberos de San Juan.
Una expresiva communication, On termi.
nos altamente halagtiehos, le ha sido
enviada por 81 primer jefe del cuerpo
senior Schumacher.
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-Esplendido ed el surtido que acaba
de recibir ssLa Villa de Madrid Este
almac6n es el que tene mejores casimires,
chaleCos de pique, pafioa para billar, trajes
dc ST. Gall y Paris sedhs chinel. c0EbataG.
cuelIos puilos de hilO, parfnmeTia fran
cesa, mant0nes De Manila. infnidad de
adornos para sOmbraTO incluzp Hores, j el
gurtido mks extsnso en- teias de fantasia.
Una vista & ssLa Villa de Madrid" que
es IL fienda de moda. 1elefono 273.
Z. b. B6x 764. san FFancneo 81. San
Juan, E
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Anarquista terrible.

Berlin, Julio 9.-El anarquista Rosen-
burg, que segfn % telegraf6 81 dfa s fue
arrestado por sospechas de que pretendfa
matar eI Kaiser, ha resultado que efectiva-
mente tenfa este plan y que solo Por 81
oportuna detenci6n no pudo nevarlo 4 ca
DO.
RosenbuEg, cargado de cadenas, eatd
baio una estrechs vigilancia.
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ii RuBLeO

DesCe el d e de Agost0 pr6xiTno, los tre-
nes que stimuli taneannente Balian de Baya-
mon y esta Capital q las v Is q. m. ealdEdn
en 10 suaeaivO q les Y y 3. IN. asf como l0a
ie . = 20 Y u l6 III q, ealaFan $50 7 aie9,
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U A CAS-

Sc compra una casa terrera, en- buen ST.
ito de esta ciudad, y de no muy alto pre-
clio.
523. 10 v. 8.
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DE los 1886 electorea inscritos en-
Lola, $50 SON republicanos, dos indepen-
diepteS J l,QQ4 unioniataR.
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LA NUEVA PERLA"
SUCURSAL.

En- uno delos sos cntricos de San Juan, la equna
de la cale de de la Fore la Cruz han alberto Los MU=
cucHo Sucesores de Mayol Oa esabecmento de Qun
Gala Ferreera donde urtdo mas complete
pueGe hallarse
/Arheulos de Novedad para RAMAs GABA&RERQss
IA NJJEVA PERIA Y LOS MUCHACH0S Sc completan de
una manera donde NJ puede estabecerse conpetenca
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-31
Nine Trusts Under Fire

Oil Trust-Kansas. Missouri. and New
Iork-States and Federal Government.
Sugar Trust-Ncw York-Fcdcral
Grand Jury.
Beef Trust-Chicugo Federal Coy
eminent.
gun in New York and Ohio.
Coal and Oil Monopoles-To be in
vrStigatcd by Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Bridge TruSt-Oho-Sta
Grocery Trust-Ohio- State.
Merger TruSt-New York State Rail-
road Commission.
Tob1cco Tru>u-Ncw Hork-F"deral
Giand Jury.
Paper Trust New York Federal
Grand Jury.
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BENEFITS FROM KANT

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-31
AGRICULTURAL NEWS
A Little Information That Should Be Interesting
to the Farmer, as Well as Many Others

Baltimore county truckers say that UNI
less some unforeseen calamity befalls
them the present season ought to be one
of the most satisfactory in many years.
"The outlook said trucker, sis
that Baltimore lovers of fine, fresh veg
etables will not have to rely on Southern
growers for very many weeks. The mild
winter has enabled lis to keep right nj
work. and us Il result early radshes.
rhubarb, lettuce and few others of the
more hardy of the early spring delica-
cieA are ready for local tables. The
home-g grown vegetables are not only as
fine in size and flavor sS those produced
elsewhere. but have the great advantage
of being PLACED on the table within Il
few hours after being gathered. whereas
the Southern product is days old before
the consumer can get hold of it,"
An air or optimism prevails through
ont the entire region upon which this
city depends for its fruit and vegetable
supply. The fruit killer has not dared
show his head and an air of happiness
pcrvalcs the Maryland fruit and truck
ing regions
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For Thin


Fat is of great accour.
to a baby that is VIII.
babies are fat. If YOU
baby is scrawny, Sect;
+ m ulsion is what h.
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need Immediately 1or
bone and mus Gle. Fat
babies are happy they do
not ely they are rich !;
their lat is aid up for
time of need. They are
happy because hey are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. When
they are scraWny t h os e
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle to &c h, They
delight in SCOTS Emul-
sion. 1t is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
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PREPARING POTATO GROUND

All potato growers, admit that q soil
that is mellow and we'll drained is abso-
lntely essential tor the best success in
rIuti to growing; this is more than half
the battle. and in this age of insects and
material diseases one cannot afford to
SOW potatoes for market unless he can
supply the soil and the soil conditions
mentioned. The thorough preparation of
the seed bed is also important. and the
best growers prepare the soil as thor
ouSlly as they would for wheat. First
grade tuherS for seed and then constant
cultivation 10 keep the weeds down are
the rest of the essentials in successful
laot Ia, culture. In almost all sections
near large markets potato growing is
exceedingly profitable and the man with
the soil and equipment ~ raise good
r"tatocS will find it profitable TO thor
oughly study the situation, particularly
the demands OF the markets nearest him,
and then ~ at the work IN earnest
1t * n maxim universally agreed upon
in agriculture that nothing must be
done too late: and. again. that every
thing must be done ut its proper season;
while there is third pr"cCpt which re
minds us that opportunities lG~t can
never he regained.