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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-17
waters.Pierce Arguments Today.

Austin. Tex, May 16-The examination of witnesses in support of the motion of the defense, in the suit of the state of Texas vs. the Waters-Pierce oil com pany foi change of venue. continued today. Arguments will be heard tomor- row.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
, BILLIARDS IN CHURCH.
Unique View Taken BY a Pennsyl'
vania Pastor.

PttsburG. Aug. Il would just
as soon n'ar the clicn OF billiard oa..s
IN a c,unh as the reading IL the BIZ
Die. providing il won man 10 the
cause of christianity. declared me
Rev. Dr. Maurice =. FinlrS. pastor
Of the Fist Baptist church. Of Frank
Ia. Pa. Monday night. His cnurch
u the wealtnics In The oil region OF
this state and has one OF the largest
congregations in Nrnango county!
Dr.. Fines. who has just returned
from trip around 'he world. was
tesliLr Of bis visit Z" cnnrch 'ia'
mas cluO features Cor men and women
q The church that would ~.n men
thtst dav5 must he NJ and ing.
coctir ne. Or. Fines. and VINE l
Do not hold TIA; 1t must oF"r item
al tne pleasures the World docs. ~
must t,'c them those Which q" ho'
nun CCU.Irr ~ Christianity hn""
The !dra II a billiard room on chnTfh
proper, WI; shoch some G"acons. mn
they npst co:Nc 10 1t. or their cnu!c-
VII To- IT. position.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
NEW Works. DEATH RATE.
infant Mortality Shows an Increase
Over Last Year.

New Iurn. Aug. New York :
draiu RAJ. for ,"r last two weeks IS
. .r., against o..,1 for the four { n
.,.. .:,!,d Aug. ). l"j6.
IN az seven days tnltd last sat-
u-'ay. ,i.t!.r wcy. .so4 deaths in the
bo'vug.s. l.tI3 OF which we've Of
e., .!.rn und,r frC YEARS OF axe. In
re corresponding week OF 1906 bu:
l.,,.; children under Ave years died.
~. Giulfoy. Of the board Of health.
IA con ,nen;irS on the increase In
,nfln, mortality in New York SAYS
improper feeding Of infants by moth
ers MAJ 10 blame.
Nv" have been trying TO teacn
the lro,ners In the poorer sections OF
the CIV not 10 feed their infants
meats and unl1pe fruit IN the SUM-
mcr time" he said.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
FIGHT OVER MANS BODY.
One State Holds One Hail and An.
other the Other HaN.

RI PaSn. Tex. Aug. one hal
@: a mans BODY held by the author
..',, q! one state and thr oih"r haN
held by arct - state anl each stat"
refusing to give up that part II
n..l,. is tie situation now CNis' inS
II Mcxi,o
!rl.,l.l Martinez. a Mexican CEN
ira brakeman, went TO s'ecn under
orc Of the cars OF his train Wni.e 1t
was on a siding at Espirhs Sanlo.
La,a,ecas. The train started mp and
cat aim sqnarely in TWO at the belt.
Half the body rolled TO the side OF
,he track ami the other half. bccom-
ing ,ntans,cd in the brake beam, was
carried to Salina. San Luis Potosi,
The coroner " cNch state took pos
session OF half the body and cacn re-
fuses TO turn that part II has over
10 the other. No ofsic!al invrst'ga-
,icn can proceed until a whole corpse
l. had as basis. hence the a''hor-
tiles are a, swords points and the
relatives OF the dead man are unable
10 DO anything.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Are" Il ca. AHI ".--'i IL gem
ca :, -. ...,l Tat secret arrange
M,'is g." YG mace TO establish
a u.'',r y., n %otiA Augusta. just
al =, g." Nrc. In South Carolina.
fr'r, j.. e.. Of Augusta. which VIII
Le dry" .:.n ,.rlai,itiou goes into
enc, On la. '.:y |. 1898. In antic!-
I..uou Of -,trh movmcut a number
or ;hc lad ny citizens OF North Au-
-. "a r,-p!r!ng 20 wage deter
II. 'n,,i Ntht .g,.!ns, the opening of the
d!.,,n,ar,. \u that they want pro-
hib!;.Du. bat t.ey do not want dis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Pc sse Killed Mccoy.

Lexington. NY. Aug "a spe.
cial from Found Gap. Va. says that
the shcriff's posse who went to ar
rest James Mccoy. who. since he
was Charged with beating and fatally
injuring his mOther-in.law. has been
hiding in the Cum berland mountains
found Mccoy and killed him. Omcers
Bri,,on. Potter and Holbrooks headed
the posse and Holbrooks vas slightly
wounded by Mccoy. Mccoy VAS from
Pike county. and was q member OF
the McCo> faction in the Hatfield
MCtOI fcud.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Annual Regatta.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1.-Oarsmen
from altcl, di1t rent points have ar
rived here for the annual regatta OF
the National Aocia.ion OF amateur
oarSmcn. which will he neld ON the
Schuy.ii'l river Friday and Saturday,
\,,u,-, thosc hrrc are Waldcfnar
Sands d >.lil"r from Berlin. G"rMa-
nv. !. ~ Gleason. Jr.. and James
! Woulfc. ~ \"w Orleans. the
senior fou--uar"t creN OF the Noun"
C1ty Row II. Iiun. It. Louis. and
de,cea,,ur FROM Halifax. y $.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Increased Tax Returns.

Macon, Ca. Aug. Tax Ggests
crmyict.d Ter the county OF Hbb show
returns upon assessed property for
tae present year reaching So. ''7 $40.
This l. an increase IN property valuV
OF mere than 81. 500. 900 over the re-
turns Of last war. Acting Tax Re.
cover Sam Hunter fiuds the assess
L:cLts made upon q sound basis and
a.. a.. in. j. mat the property In
crease Is OF the Mind that will prove
healthy and firm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

St. Paul. MIMI. Aug. 7.-noro
than 200 delegates we're present q
the opening sess sion @. the eishtosatA
anrua! convention OF the Catholic II
ternational Order Of Foresoers which
began here Tuesday. Much Of the u0o
OF the meetings will be devots1 70 .
discussion OF the advisability Of rails.
Ing tne insurance rates. A comDittee
appointed at the last meeting 70 In
vestiEa,e the matter Will report. Il
seems to be the concenSus Of opinion
that a recommendation Will b made
TO raise the rates TO conform 10 the
fTlter..iH tables OF other orders.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
sA,LoR srRAMogIv M,ss,sso.


with Fowi pasyf
New York. Aug. 7.-Heery Ffaa-
els Lynch. . United States marine q
the battleship Georgia. lyiaG st a.
caor In the Hudson river. 10 strange
~ mis- sing from his ship. j..
The ships o0cers cay Lynch toD-
pied over the side Of the ship Whllo
hanging . light On Saturday AiSAt.
Daniel Lynch. father OF The Dias1ns
or drowned sailor. believeA that ~
son. who was to have beea Q Vttaoe0
IN the investigation Of the sxDIos3oo
in the gun turret On the Georgia. hae
met with foul play. and has asko1 ~
police TO investigate.
1t 10 learned from tho oDcoss q ~
Georgia that following the expIes6so
Lynch. who was only 10 yeass a -.
went ON a furlouGh and Captaia No
Crea ordered him to report o. 0oe-
urday. Lyncn reported. and AFTER -
was on ship he was missing.
A lantern he was to hang a. .
yarn arm vas found floating In IL
water.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Ion"' i Aug. flames CauiR m ;.
Of r: 60. . avenue. WithamstOw. wtO
for man, Years had been tee.
tC'c!.r. was drowned on Saturday In
vat of bee He Was emplO! ed at
an Els FL . brewery. and was stand
iry on a Ia .cr against the vat. keep
IT,. ioNn tat, !ro u on a quantity OF
fern.n,eG stout suddenly he was
missed ana ;.i,r ,clrCh his Luiy
was fOuad floating In tn" stout. The
co,t~r'- ~ -. va whi"h are valued
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
ATTEMPT e Wreck Train.

Hira".. o.. AuI. " a''eni
vas made Non,'ay nisA, 10 wreck
the P!'-,ucG Hlyrr. NO. - on 'h'
G'e ROAD .:"tW.cn tu'> place anu
0afretsy..ic. q trunk II tree wa
dragged % the track and chai:1"! 20
tne tracks section Acn ..l>co.tr-
cd the obstruction ana sent IL an
alarm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Lite Roc>. Arb Aug. '.-Oe-
spondcnt over financial troubles. l..
II. ruri-. retire! merchant. ana
MI. ct. . ,...-' r~u. y mt Hebrews In
Ii.,..- x, ~ NonrtH morning Ueot
- nj. ... ~ Msir street. faee6 Q
r1r-,r IN ,acf rom Rc1 blew hts
h.-.us IA! al.L revolver.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Sensational Suicide.

Antwerp. AUG. "a scNsai iora
suicide has occurred here. NJ. Jacques
ensp Of a crowd tnat t0rO' = d "a: h.
dra. .ui:A!" .Jumr"! iron. the -"
ond CALLER, VI the Cathedral tower &c
the floor. u d!.'ance of more thSr
200 feet. De. b was iastaEiAneou.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
BIC GUNS OPEN FIRE
Casa Blanca Is BSnbarded by
French Cruiser.
MANY LIVES REPORTED LOST
Moorish Quarter OF the City . Tar
get for Big Shells Hurled From
French and Spanish Warships, and
any Tribesmsn Killed.

Taas.er. Aug. Tho French
cruis,r Ga...le' VAS bombarding the
Moorish quarter Of Casa Blanca AMI
the neighbornoCd II the city when the
last steamer. which has just arrived
here left that port.
The kablies attacked Casa Blanca
and the Moorish authorities applied to
the commander OF the Galilee for
assistance. He thereupon landed 60
men and Spanish cruiser landed
~. This landing party was fred o.
by the Kabyles. and seven Fre0ch.
men. including an oMcer. were
WOund d.
Tee combined Franco-Span1sh force
thereuron cleared tho city OF hostile
tr!1csnleI. guards were placed abdNls
the foreign consulaies aud thea the
Galil,e op..ed IRE with her big guns
on the r. bells.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

London. Avg. IA special de.
patch received here from Tangi0r.
describing the L0AibardmSa At Of Caea
Blanca. says that the French cruiser
Du Chayla and the Spanish guseoaa
Don Alvardo do Basan. participats1
with the Galilee In the bOmbard0oot
OF the villages surrounding Casa
Blanca. which were destroyed b. The
fre from the varsdips.
During the bombardment large re-
inforcA ments OF tribrsmea came up
and many 81 them were killed o.
wounded.
The Casa Blanca battery joiae1 b
the firing on the foseign wafshio0.
whereupon the guns OF the VfeacA
and Spanish cruisers we're turned -
the battery which s00a caused the
Moorish Commander to ssnd . Desooa.
ger 10 the French consul.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
De SOCIEDAD

En- eE Ven sales Con objeto de paaar
una temporada en- casa de los distipguidoa
espoBos Palacios Rodriguez. Cortada, en-
Santurce, hs llegado aver de Guayama Ia
elegante hermosa triguefa seforita Gle.
mentina Texidor Vazquez.
Magn1fco sol de belleza que lucir6 sua
fulgores en- Ell simp6tico ''Versalles'', de-
seamos sea larga 80 estancia aquf.
En- San Juan La distinguida sefora
JoSefa Rivera de Vazquez, esposa del DR.
aefiOr Tomas VazqueE, director de Sanidad
Superior, ha llegado aver esta ciudad, y
establece su residencia aquf. Bien venida.
Que mejOre.-Se encuentra enfermo en-
su Tesidencia de Santurce, el sefior Luis
GuilIermety, quien ha cogido la grip
pe." Que restablezca pronto.
Para EspGRG.-En el pr6ximo vapor
embarcan para Barcelona, Espafla, en-
donde ge proponen pasar una temporada,
las bellas y distinguidas se6oritas Pepa
Bertha y Nell Roig, que acompanar6n
los espoBos Puventud.Roig.
Feliz viaje las estimadas damag que
las mas grataB impreBiones tengan Ga ell
que emprenden el microbes.
LO sentim0s A consecuencia de una
cafda sufrida aver, SO encuentra de cuida.
do Ia distinguida sefiorita Juana Palacioa
Echevarrfa, que probabIemeDte habTa de
sufrir una delicada operaci6n. Deseamos
mejorfa Ia respects bic anciana.
ROsitG EcheVeste. de una lar
ha temporada de aussncia de esta isla ha
regregado su residencia del "VerBalles'
Ia distinguida sefiorita, que hoy visits la
negra toca del luto causa del fallecimien'
to de su sefior ito don Gerardo Soler AL
darle la bienvenids por su regreso q gu
lar, le enviamos la expression de nuestro
sentir por la p6rdida sufrida, dese6ndole
la resignaci6n necesaria para sufrir la
ruda prueba ldel deRtiuo.
Persomales.-Ha regresado su rssiden'
cia de Coamo el sefior Antonio Costa que
estuvo en- San Juan en- asuutos de nego'
clos, Tambi6n regres6 & Ia simpdtica vi
liza, el seior Francisco Larrauri, deIegado
4 la C6mara, que visit6 la ciudad con
objeto de concurrir la reunion de cose-
,heros de cafe y Comerciantes celebTada
ayeT,
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el liceneia.
10 genor Tirado Verrier, de Humacao.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
ORDENANZA TERRIBLE.
Education heT6iCa que Sc da a Ia
gente de mar.

Los prodigioB realizadoE por los marines
japoneseB durante Is guerra con los rugog
Sc explica f6cilmente por la educaci6n he
r6ica que Be dS q Ia gente de mar en- el
pals del sol levante y por Ia terrible orde'
nanzs que dicha gents SO halla some.
tida.
Entire las clSusulas de ega ordenanza Sc
cuentan las siguientes, que demueatFan Ia
severidad del Mikado sobre ell particular:
''Todo almirante de Ia marina japonesa
Sc huudir& con Bu buque y tripulaci6n
anteg que rendirBe al ehemigo.
El marino que en- 81 sncuentro de bor-
do pida indulgencia & sus contrarios, sera
Dorado de Ia Lista de honor.
La condecoTaci6n del Lotto Ber6 impues.
ia solaments al marino que haya combat
do con seiB adversarioB de una vez.
Ell grumete que trade una lucha cuerpO
q cuerpo con un soldadO enemigo, al SEN
tirse derrotado abrazara este y con 6I ne
arroiar& al mar.
La obligation de todo almirante eg di.
rigir los movimientoB de Bu eBcuadra, adn
cuando las balas 10 hayan acribilladO.
En- ningdn case capitulara "a Santa
Barbara, 6 sea el dep6sito de explosives
AL centinela de bordo que Sc duerma
en- So puesto, Sc le decapitar6 inmediata-
mente
La bandera de Ia patria, antes del com.
bate, ser6 encargada un Official de prime.
ra; 81 el barco y los tripulantes son de
sdbito apresadog, el abanderadO haE6 10
possible por salvar la insignia BagTada, y
antes de entregarla Sc atara los pies IN
objetO pesado y Sc echar& las aguas en-
vuelto en- eEmsnto lde los heroes.
Cuando SO aviste una escuadFa enemiga, |
los msrineros SO reuniran en- la c6mara
del capit6n y SO despedir6n entire 81, dis
puegtos morir: el individuo que de mueB-
tras de enternecimiento, BerS azotado repe-
tidas veces.
No habra disculpa possible para rehuir
81 combate. Los impotentes enfermoB 8
ancianoB ser6n comisionadoB para conducir
los proyectiles.
Por tiltimo, el case de traici6n Sc congi.
1era como un nefando crimen.
al traidoI Bs ls sacarSn los ojos, spii-
,Sndole Ia muerte de IN modo Iento, en-
medic de las burlas de sus compansros."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
FAMAS De EuR0pA eminentes v sa

.FAMAS De EUROPA.---Los eminentes sa-
bios medicos GermOd BouchaTdat, NOnta
Y Chomel en- sus estudios sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (Drome) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho por los eminentes
sabios Ltebig y Pasteur, certifican que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai eXcelen-
cia, que su uso debe ser Obligatorio los
enfermOs debiles y anemicOs, Y que tOman-
dolo, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recomienda muy eficazmente
tOdOs sus cOlegas. Cuidese mucho con
las falsificaciones. Unicos agentes para la
Isla de PtO-RicO. CerecedO HeTm10geoS y
Ca. San Juan PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
The InsuIar Dock Company.
ANUNCIO.

Acordado por los Comit6s Executive y
Tecnico de esta Corporation el someter
p6blica licitaci6n las obras de tres
avenidas que den acceso al proyectado
muel'e de eSpig6n No. de Ia bahia de
San Juan, P. r. por el preuepte ae hacs
pdblicO q fin de que los que deseen
preSentar prcposicioneH puedan tomar los
iuformes que necesitan On las ofcinas de
esta Corporation (Allen 39) donde esta,
ran de manifesto los pianos = eSpecif-
caciones de 8 II de la mafiaua 2 4
de Ia tarde hasta el dia Is del corriente
mes. San Juan, p. R Mayo de 1907.
G. C0nde Presidents. 6V.s,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
LrNEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Observation-Disclosures dc Bsyam0n y Oapi.
Ita simultanoam0ntO.
Dias IaborablO- afiana 6, 7.O5, $50
j.A5 l1.OO. TNr1S 1915, Las, 8.16. 4.B5, 6,45
$50.
DiaB fOstivoB.-Manana 8, 7.05s 800, 9.45
, 100 TaFds 1916, 1.BO, $50, B.80, $50
b.46 v $50.
BifIeso baratos para dias fsstivos. De
OataHO B&yam6np ida y vuOlta II OI aSO
bQsS6 e. o aa6 SO-16. De Bayam6n q Ca .aho
yxuettA ~ claaS $O-4SI ~ GAasS tO.IO'
Olasa a 4 Cantavoa.
Bayaun6n. 10 do sSptlsmbTs do 1905
RRRhn VaIhaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
GRATIS! GRATIS!

EnvienOs su direction postal 10 ctvs.
orc americana su equivalente en- sellos
de correo sin cancelar, de su pals, y lie
mandaremos, libre de porte, una preciO-
sa collection de POSTALES con vista de
New York y demas ciudades impOrtan-
ties de Norte America.
NEW YORK LABORATORY COMPANY
SO & IS Wall st, New York, E. U. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
En- el Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico.
Ss6aIanIsnt0s de spsIaeIoaes en- p!eItos eIr!!gs.

Teroer t6rmino de sepioues del afio 1907.
Martes 21. La Liga de Propietariog
de fncss urbanaS con el ayuntamiento de
San Juan. Injunction.
Microbes % Pedro j. Bras con Jose
6. Rivera. Nulidad de pr6stamo agrfcoIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
AViS0 a los Marines.
Mayo 5, 1907.

MaYO D, IJUIo
Por este aviso Sc hace saber que la
C~Ie6rtt0 Reef Buoy, No. g, colorado, de
seg"'sdG ctGse rossHa, cuyo avigo de habsr
desaparecido de Bu eBtaci6n desde Abril
29, 1907, So public6, ha Bido reempIazada
en- 50 propia estaci6n.
La profundidad en- que esta colocada
esta boys, es de AZ pies de aqua, y puede
tenerge confanza en- que mantendr6 la pre-.
sente posici6n.
Por orden de Ia Junta de Fsros. 4. NJ
Wood, Captain, U. s. n, Asst. to the
InSpr. 3rd. Dist, Service of Porto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
Declaration de Cromer.

Washington, que dpidi6 Eg, el
agente ngaHra Mr. CrO pTadO ervos en- dhc %
dpedida ala
mu enaba ea de la declare que Ia continuation DC oeupa
e9meD bo0HO na de odO oean Ia garanh del %
etabiidad gaterra
EptO de los emoa demag los menen
a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
Rios Y CREPES.

Las seforas que quieran il bien peina
das estan de enhorabuena pues en- el Pa.
RIS BAzAR, ha llegado de Paris IN
gran sustido de Rios y crepeg de pelo ma.
tural en- todos los maEicea.
Ademas hay crepeS de pelo artificial y
ROLES de alambre muy fno cubierto de
pelo todos ,muy c6modoB.
Todas eStas novedades se encuentrsn an
Hel PARIS BAZAR de Pedro Giusti. For.
taleza 27. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
INDICRDOR GENERAL

G5NSEJO "A LAS MADRES.--El Jarabe cslnlante de
u SeWa Wnslow debe sempre que los niIos estan
en- q odo de Ia dentici6n Proporcona avio Immediate
pequeno paciente produce natural tranqo,
Avia e dolor 81 angelic desperta my vivo aleBre
Es muy agradable al paadar, cama al nno abanda
eneas, aiviS dolores hace faeies las fnciones del
estomago reguia los ntestnos Es el mejor remedio
eonoedo para daea va provenga esta de Ia denci6n
De euaquera otra 16ngaSe mucho cudado pedh
e Jarsbe Calnante de Ia SehorS Winslow"; el mejo
A todos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
FraCasO del rey LeOpoIdO.


dif Congo En- 10
relative mpE6to
possible conseguir gobiernos Franc
acpt6 las pn del Lpd ella las dmds potenc
Congo
belgas
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Eduardo VII en- Londres.

Washington Mayo pensa que Eduardo lie
CO.
lleno
bnico enevis agunos de
bemad lei desarme 10 sus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
SERVICIO ESPEGIAL DE Cables
La DenocraGia" J La Correspondence"
UNIDdS
Ia $50 Ia Dn44na.a haze.
La Copa de Battenberg.

martina dpuarss Btembag
Argyll
dollars FL Illinois Argyll acamads immense
pco genc Ia sgundo bnYo victoria los es
prmaro brant admirable precision Las d
q Observation-Disclosures animadaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-24
INEhEN STRIKE
NOT YET SETTLED
General Manager Murray Decides
Not TO Treat With the Dis
trict Council.
FEARS POWER TO CONTROL.
Regards Present Strike as Breach OF
Faith and Wants Assurances That
He VIII he Protected.

While the strike clouds have cleared
away from the mill mems horizon IN
Salt Lake, they still refuse to leave
the headquarters of the electric line
men.
The hope for settlement held out
by Charles a. Elmores visit TO this
city from the San Francisco head
quarters came TO dismal end today
in complete failure. Mr.. Gilmore met
with General Manager Murray this
morning and received the cOmpanys
answer 10 his attempt 10 open negotia-
lions. IT YVES a frank and fiat footed
denial Of any possibility Of making NJ
an agreement with the district council
OF the union AZ factor to it.
Louis Lynn, district chairman, called
the strike for his district without
waiting for the general authorities OF
the union To approve or disapproVe,
and In violation OF the contract with
the Bell company its officials allcge.
This contract called FOR a yearly agree
mcnt to be self'renewlng unless ter
minated by one party or tho other by
90 days notice in writing.
No such termination was made II rs
claimed, although the mem declare that
their request for new agreement
amounts 10 the same Thing. ana that II
was presented in February, more than
to run out
II was TO try and patch up affairs
among the locals SO that they would
recognize the district council and agree
10 stay by it's dictates that Mr.. FL
more went north two weeks ago. Since
his return he has been seeking a hearing
from the telephone company and this
morning he was notified by General
Manager Murray that events show
that tho district council in nat able
TO control the local unions, ana has by
no means their unanimous consent 10
represent them. Under these conditions
the company does not care 10 consider
an agreement 10 which the district
council vs. a party.
The cigar makers strike remains
quietly I'm n state OF peaceful sleep With
the industry tied up completely beyond
an hops Of rs being recalled except BY
a struggle TO build up over again the
trade prestige lost through The shut
down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-24
ACCUSES RUSSIA OF MURDER.

New York. June 24.--The Wshrheit
CThe TRUTH. Yiddish newspaper
ana the organ of the Russian revolp-
tionists in this city, makes the sensa-
tlonal accusation which 1t backs up
with fac-simile copies OF what pur-
ports to be official letters. that the
Russian government as represented
bY certain Of It's ministers, brought
about The murder OF YanlSel Usher
MAX. a revolutionary leader. or q
steamer last winJer and sacrificed the
lives OF three other passengers who
Occupied the same cabin. The paper
declares that the murderer WAS An-
drey Nictorov an agent of the Rus
sian government, He WAS puid 5000
rubles and received the title OF "citl-
zen Of honor for his work. the paper
says. Louis Il. Miller, editor OF the
Wahrheit announces that he IL ready
10 show the originals or the letters OF
the officials which he publishes, but
Will not disclose how he obtained them.
Tsherniska BODY was found IN his
cabin when the steamer reached Ant
werp, Three other persons who shared
his cabin We're also dead. but 4 fifth
occupant had disappeared. The In
quest developed that the men had been
asphyxiated The revolutlonists say
this was ACCOMPLISHED with poisonous
gas which an assassin carried with
him.