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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
NOTAS Dc PONCE
ElDr. Goenaga y ell Ma
nico1nio.--Algo mas
sobre este asunto.
ALGO sOBRe UN LOCO
Ell seiiot' Salicrup.-- En-
la calle de la Luna.
A la Bib1ioteca.

Una noticia publicada For este
corresponsal sobre el Manicomio y
el doctor Goenaga, ha dado margen
para que ell tres largas Columns de
LA DEMoCRAcTA, el ilustrado doc
tor Goenaga hicieSe una resefia ge-
neral del Manicomio Y de los bene-
placitos recibilos por ell e,tado de
llmpieza del interior del edi6cio, el
buen trato tenido con los alieuados,
ETC., etc.
Annque nuestra felicitacion ma
da vale, permltasenos tanbien fell
citarle.
.Lastima grande que ese cdifcio
no responda debidamente 4 las ne
cesidades de los pueblos y que 4
menudo Sc repitan escenas como la
de don Luis RIVE, que muere en- un
h 'spitali.lo, porque nunca hubo una
zelda para el, y que Julio Magri to-
davia ocupe otra zelda en- un hospi-
tallllo, porque tampoco hay OCCASION
para colocarle en- ese Manicomio,
rodaado de todaS las comodidades
necesarias para ,curar a los alie-
nados.
RecordamoS que en- ese Mani
comic Sc encoutraba no hace mucho
lin alienado, sobrino politico de este
uoticiero. quien estaba en calidad
de pudiente, y sea por las muchas
ocupaciones del doctor Goenaga 8
por causas dificiles de remediar que
no estaban al alcance de la ciencia
nj del excessive cuidado que ALI sc
; tiene, sus faniliares tuvieron noti-
cias del estado de gravedad del en-
fermo por un particular--si NAL no
recordamos, privado de uno de los
6rgauos mas interesantes para la
expression -quien por sehas mani
festo a los familiares el estado de
este enfermo, loque Sc comprob6 por
haber ocurrido su muerte pocas ho-
rAs despues de haber salido del Ma
llicomio.
Esto, que en- NADIA afecta a Ia
buena reputaci6n y nombre del doc.
tor Goenaga, ST es objeto de las
murmuracioues de ese vulgo moons
ciente, que sorprende 4 diario a los
corresponsales.
En- la maiiana de hoy pudo
ser victima de TN desgraciado acci.
dente el juez.de Policla seiior Sail
crup, Descargabase un wagon de
maderas frente a la casa de conner.
clio de los sehores Alsiua y Morales,
y, en- los momentos en- que pasaba
ell sefior Salicrup, rompi6se la tabla
que servfa de soSten a la estiva, ca
yendo todas las tsblas en- Ia acera.
Los vecinos de la calle de Ia
Luna entire Mendez Vigo y La To-
rre, agradecerfan a este ayunta-
mientp acordara proveer 4 este trozo
de calle de alguuas bombillas de
luz elGctricas, que bastaute falta
hacen y que no ocasionan grandes
, gastoS.
Sc encuentra recogido en- ca
ma nuestro buen amigo y correli-
gionario don Evangelio Aufant.
-Ha sido obsequida la biblio-
teca municipal con dos ohras titula-
das sMora! Social y sTratado de
SOCIOLOGICAL, por don Eugenio NJ.
de Hostos; el regalo Sc debe al hijo
del autor de dichas obras don E. C.
de Hostos.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
VEL o. D: G|MP(S

Con motive de celebrarse en- el
Teatro municipal, los dfas 4, 5y s,
fuuciones de benefcencia, la Conf
sion organizadora de la fiesta que
el Ateneo prepara en- honor de Mo.
rell Campos hase vista obligada a
transferirla para el l1nes 8 de Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
Gran revolucion.
Muertes, incendios

Viena, Mario IS -Llegan noticias q tsta ciu,
dad dehaber estallado en- Moldavia, Los Balkanes;
--horrorosa revoluci6u. La sangre Sc ha derram4-
do alli como jamas habia ocutfdo Centos de fincas
han sido saqueadas por las bandas rebel4es que en-
ndmero considerable siembran por todas parties el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Session de la San Juan
Porto-Rico Lodge
N1mero 9O2.
CABALleROS ELeCTOS
Una ac1araci6n.--Muer-
tie de una seflorita.
Vapor "Coamo."
CABALlEROS ElECTOS

La segunda session anual de la
"San Juan Porto Rico Lodge No
972,' Orden benevola y protectora
de Elks de los Estados Unidos de
America, Sc celebr6 el jueves 21 de
Mario de 1907, en- el temple de d.
cha Logia. Fueron electos los ST.
guientes cabAlleros para o6ciales en-
el aho de 1927 a 1898:
Exalted Ruler, Graham L. Ri
ce, Comisionado de Immigration de
los Estados Unidos. Esteemed Lea
ding Knight, Willis Sweet, ex
Attorney General de Puerto Rico.
Esteemed Loyal Knight, Terenoe
Hamill, Coronel y Jefe de la Poll
cla Insular. Esteemed Lecturing
Knight, Frank M. Hamilton, Ins
pector de Correos. Secretary, Wi
liam B. Freese, Contador, San
Juan Light y Transit Co-Treasu
rer, Charles F. Gill, Asst Disbur-
sing Officer Of Porto Rico. -Trus-
tee, Harry S. Hubbard, Marshal
United States District Court. Ii
Ter, Emilio Scharfenberg;; Droguis
ia, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Dele,
gate, John D. Gillies, Voucher
Clerk de la Policfa Insular.
Mariana q las doce sale el
vapor aCoamos para los EStados
Unidos. A las diez y media Sc re
cogera la correspondence en- las of
cinas de correo.
Aver tarde falieci6 Ell ests
ciudad la virtuosa sefiorita Maria
Bonet Domenech. Esta tarde, 4 las
cincU, tendra efecto su entierro.
Enviames 4 sus familiares, en- los
cuales contamos estimados amigos
y correligiouarios, la sentida EXPIRE
sion de nuestro pesame.
En- una de las noticias gene
rales de nuestra edicion del sabado,
aparecia Antonio Conde, de Adjun-
tas, como autor de lin robo hecho
don Agustin Sanchez. Aver reci
bimos un telegrama de aquel seiior,
en- que nos manifesto que dicha
noticia es iuexacta, y en- que anade
que 81, Autonio Conde, fue el roba.
do por Ramon Torres.
Recti6camos con usto esa no
ticia, que fue totrada equivocada
mente, por uno de nuestros repor
ters de los parties de policfa.
-Eugenio Rodriguez y Eras.
mo Luciano fueron puestos en- liber
tad por haber cumplido sus conde
mas en- la carcel municipal,
Ell domiug~ or Ia madruga
da fueron detenidos rulogio Garcia
y Melton Hernandez por riha.
-Parece que q los arbolitos de
roble, plantados en- Ia caleta y recintc
oeste,,no sc les riega con frccuencia
Esto harAque mueran y que 10 Sc
logre el deseo de embellecer aquellos
sitios para cuya obra Sc gastaron al
gunos dineros del municipio.
va ha sido cubierta la plazi
de Depositario municipal de Ric
Grande, que dej6 vacante, por re
nuncia, el sefor Ross Ghumilla
qulen ha sidonombrado, como anun
ciamos, sub-colector de- Santa Isa
bel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25

cias de la hygiene, y Ell alguuos
casos sin someter sus pianos a la
aprobacion del ingeniero municipal.
Sc encuentra enferma de SD.
ma gravedad en- esta capital, la Sc.
iiorita Mercedes Ubeda Salazar.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
DENVER DOCTOR
DIES A MARTYR,
w. w. Robinson Expires After Using His
Own Cure for Asthma-Ex-
perimented on Himself

DENVER, Colo, July 13.-That the
cause of medical science might be adj
vanced and the condition Of thousands of
suffering ESTIMATES might be ameliorated,
DIR. w. W. Robinson, well known ply
stefan and surgeon, yesterday gave up
his life.
DIR. Robinson. who was 30 years Of
age and one OF the most promising young
physicians III the state, deliberately ex-
perimentcd upon himself with IL dose of
anti-toXin and rs 4 result 4 short time
after he had injected the substance his
face and lips turned black and he was
dead, being Il martyr for the cause of
others.
DR.. Robinson was seized with an at
tack of asthma. from which he had been
suffering for some time For several
months he had been Experimenting with
antitoXin rs a cure.
DR.. Robinson, said to DR. NJ NJ
Bailey, whom he had called in, that it
was a good time to learn the efficacy of
antitoXin and proceeded to give himself
an injection.
Shortly afterward his face and lips
turned black. He tore his collar from
his neck, crying that he must have air,
and in a few minutes fell dead.
DR.. Bailey asserts that DR.. Robinson
died from Il sudden attack of asthma.
The coroner will be called upon to make
an investigation.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
BOXING.

No fight was held at Toledo between
Willie Fitzgerald and Dave Barry. as
had been scheduled, the sheriff issuing
orders to prevent the bout.
Jack Mclean, the Cincinnati catcher,
who is Il big fellow over & feet. says hr
will fight Tommy Burns. .Teffrics or amy
one if the club will permit him TO do 50.
Mclean teaches boxing ut Boston in the
winter months.
Eddie Tancel and Grover Hayes of
Chicago have been matched by their
managers to box before the club Offering
the best purse. Hayes has just returned
from Cripple Creek. Colo. where he
boxed draw with Kid Texas and was
Knocked out by Freddie Weeks in two
rounds.
Hayes wants to redeem himself and
has agreed to take Oh Tancel at l3O
pounds at ; o'clock. Hayes has Il vic
butcher boy is anxious to even up
scores.
The match between Dick Hyland and
packy Mcfarland for August % at DaV-
export was practically climbed Wodues-
day. The mon agreed on the weight
question after conference in Chicago
and now the sum of $50 in the size
of the purse is all that is delaying the
contamination Of the match. Manager
McCIiutOck 10" IIyIIud demands guar
autcc Of $3.50 for hlS end Of the purse
or 90 per cent. Of the receipts to be split
90 per cent. to the winner and 40 per
cent. 10 tie loser The weight for tn,
fight was agreed upon at 80 pounds at
; O'Clock.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
JAP INSULTS THE FLAG
SPITS ON COLORS AND IS MOBBED
BY CALTFORNLAES
Orientals Taken as Spies at Forts Were
Not Arrested, According to Of
fetal Report.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July Isl.
Noni, japanese employed as a wiper
in the Southern Pacific shops in this
city, narrowly escaped serious injury 1T
the hands of an enra@ed mob Of Ameri-
can workmcn yesterday.
Yoni was wiping an engine on which
had been placed two small American
flags. While wiping the engine, Yoni
turned and deliberately spat upon one
of the flags. His action was seen by
another workman who Immediately
pulled Honi from the engine to the
ground at the same time acquainting the
other workmcn III the building Of Goui' 5
act.
\ crowd quickly surrounded the Jap
aneSe and he WAS being roughly handled
when he managed to elude his assailants
and escape.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July ia
Geographic report came to the war de
partment Sunday from California regard
ing the reported arrest of two Japanese
at Fort ROSecranS, one of whom. it is
alleged. was making sketches of plans of
the Notifications there and another who
it was said, had a blue print of some
portions of the works. Adjt.-Gen. Aims
worth, who is acting secretary Of war,
declined to make public the report eN-
cept to say there had been no arrests
Later it was learned that both men
We're detained short time but were re
leased. In the first case the Japanese
detained at the direction of the officer at
Fort Rosecrans was acting in a Sus-
DiciOuS manner near a prominent part
of the Notifications. He had memo
randum pad, but an examination showed
there were no notations on it. He was
put aboard Il steamer at Fort Rose
Grams and sent to San Francisco. In the
second instance Of reported arrest the
act occurred at the Mare Island navy
yard and not at Fort Rosecrans. In
this case the japanese was found exam
lining the power house and was escorted
out of the yard.
TOXIC. July 15.-Gcn. Terauchi,
minister Of war. in an interview today
c0ntradicting the reported arrest of a
japanese spy at San Diego, Cal, said:
There are no Japanese military officers
i'll America except military attaches.
The war office" he emphatically de
clarcd, never has instructed any officer
or amateur spy to examine American
forts
NEW YORK. July 15.-Admira!
Yamamoto bade farewell to his friends
in this city today and started for Japan
by way of Boston and Montreal. He
sails from the Pacific coast July %.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
PACKERS TO TAKE RISK
"Sealed Package System" of Buying Cat
tie Agreed Upon for Chicago Live
stock Exchange.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. July 13.-The sealed
package system OF buying cattle at the
Chicago stock yards was adopted 1T Il
pcceting between representa- tiyes of the
Chicago Livestock exchange and the
packers Thursday. The packers have
hold out for a system of purchasing cat
TIE at the yards whereby stock found 10
be infected with certain disease could be
rejected after the purchase. The COM
mission men maintained that such Il syS-
tenn was unfair. Under the agreement
the packing house buyers Will make pur
chases at their own risk. They will be
given the right of examination, but once
selections have been made the sale viii
be regarded as completed.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
TURF

The Kentucky state racing commits
sion, after an executive session, an
noHnced that the petition Of the Latmia
jockey club for an extension IF the time
If the meeting hal beer denied.
7. {. McDowciI's Lady Anne not only
won the jamaica selling stakes at
brighton beach, New York, Thursday.
bat also hung up Il new track record
OF I:1li2 for the throc-qUartcrS Of u
mile, onc-ffth Of a second slower than
ROseben'S best record made at Belmont
park last fan.
Peter Pan. a 2-year-old ny Onward
SiIver-HaIlie Tardin, stepped a practice
mile over the Kentucky breeders as
ISOLATION track at Lexington. Ky. in
2:1GI2 the fastest mile shown by a
harness colt Of his age this year He
belongs to w. W. Evans, who paid $500
for him as a yearling.
The fast pacing mare, Derbcrtha
2:O7$4, by Charles Derby, died at the
Chenille track, Cleveland, O., Of influ-
enza. She was owned and trained by
DR.. A. w. Boucher of Pleasanton. Cal.
and had been entered extensively in
stakes down the grand circuit. She lad
worked a mile in 2:07.
Purchased for $4,000 by William H
Dubois few days ago at a public auc
ton Of horses owned by Sydney Paget
and E. K. Thomas, the 3-year-oId chest
nut colt, Charles Edward, by Golden
Garter. carrying ia pounds, scale
weight, won the Brighton mile event at
Brighton Beach, y. Y. last week in
81 80. This is two-ffths of a sec
ond faster than the track record held by
Hermis. who set the mark when )
years old. Hermis carried 1873 pounds
when he achieved the record in 1904. 1t
is but one-ffth of second slower than
a mile credited to Dick WeIles at Har-
lem in 1903 and that made by Kiame-
sha at Belmont park in 1905, which
stand as American records.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19

Cars Gunboat Stops Yankee Fisher,
Coafscates Papers and Threatens
to Jail the Crew

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Ja}y 10
The barkentine :. y. Castle. Capt Pc
dersen. arrived here yesterday from the
cod fishing grounds off the coast OF 81
IBERIA and reported that the vessel had
been boarded by the Russia gunboat
Mandjar. her ships papers taken and
warned 10 stay thirty miles from the
shore under threat of being conEscated
and the officers and crew taken to Pe;ro-
pavlovsk in irons. Capt. Petersen will
lay the matter before United States Dis
tr-ct Attorney Robert T. Deviin tomor-
row morning and request that il be taken
up by the Washington authorities al
once.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
SCORES PERISH IN DARK
VOLCANIC ERUPTION ON PENN
SULA OF KAMCHATKA.
Natives Wander About Many Hours
Mid Showers of Lava and Black
Ashes

SAN FRANCISCO. July 15.-The out
burst Of Il volcano on the peninsula Of
Kamchatka on February Is last threw
the whole country ilS) utter darkness
for more than forty-eight hours, and re
suited in the starving Of scores of natives,
according to the officers OF the barken-
tine 5. y. Castle which reached port last
evening direct from the Okhotsk sea.
The natives say that while they We're
crossing the valleys in the first flush of
spring a wave of dust fell upon them fol
lowed by utter darkness that continued
for two days and nights
Lava, almost hot. fell all about them,
and there were such showers of black
ashes that their progress was stayed and
they were lucky to find undried creeks
and springs. Many died.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
BAIL FOR MRS, BRADLEY,
Woman Who Shot Former Senator
Brown to Gain Freedom-Health
Bad. Saw PHYSICIANS
ASHIEGTOE n G JuIv Ell

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July I5.-Jus-
tice Wright of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia today authorized
the admission to bail of Mrs. Annie NJ.
Bradley. under indictment on the charge
of numbering Former United States Sen
aror Brown of Utah. in the sum of SD
900. Atfidavits from the surgeons who
performed an operation on Mrs. Bradity
last Saturday We're read in which II WAS
stated that open air exercise would be
necessary for the complete restoration of
Mrs. Bradley's health before her trial
in October
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
GAS SUPPLY GIVES OUT.
City of St. Joseph, Mo-, Goes Without
acknowledgements Will Is
sue with Difficulty.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 1J.-Thc
supply of natural gas in ST. Joseph was
cut off last night by break in the pipe
arn Kansas and tie city was without
breakfast this morning.
The terrible rain last night washed out
four lengths Of pipe i'll the field main Mt
Weston, Mo, twenty miles south Of St.
Joseph.
Gas Is nsed for fuel at the electric
lighting plant of the city and the streets
were Ill darkness after midnight. Gas
is also used in the type setting machines
by local newspapers and they Will issue
today with difficulty.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
Man of MANY Divorces.

Peter West of Pendleton probably has
the worlds record in the divorce bust
ness. He is an attorney and has tried
307 divorce cases in Umatilla county.
More than that. he has himself been di-
yorced eight times and is now living with
his tenth wife. He is rather an interest
ing character in the eastern Oregon town
and not at all averSe to discussing his
specially in legal practice. - Portland
Oregonian.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
PARKER NEAR DEATH.
Former Judge and Wife of Virginia Gov
ernor Narrowly Escape Bullet
Fired Into Railway Coach

RICHMOND, Va, July 15.-Alton B.
Parker of Nev York and Mrs. Claude
Swanson. the wife Of Gov. Swanson, had
narrow escape from death Saturday
night while on train between Norfolk
and Richmond. 4 shot fired from out
side by an unidentified person came
through the window of the car where
Mr.. Parker and Mrs. Swanson were
sitting and Undecided itself in the wood
work on the opposite side of the car.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
RECALLED FROM BERLIN
Japanese Minister to Germany Sum
moned to Tokio-May Be Made
Elder Statesman.

Berlin July 10 Katsu0oske
Inoye, the ambassador Of Japan to the
German empire. has been recalled The
reasons for this action are not given. 1t
is reported. however, that he is to be
promoted to membership on the commit
tee Of elder statesmen Of Japan.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
NEWS BUREAUS MERGE.
Publishers Press. ScriPps McPae and
Scripps News Association ConsoIi-
dated Into United Press.

NEW YORK. July 15.-Aunourlrn-
mcnt was made today Of the consolda-
Ion Of the Publishers Press as~ociatIon.
inc Scripps-McRae Press association and
the Scripps NcWs association under the
name of the United Press association.
1t is not intended to serve morning pa
pers. but to contiue the service Of the
consolidated associations to afternoon
ana Sunday newspapers. The officers Of
the United Press association are: prcSi-
dent. John Nandercock; vice-preSidentS.
Max BaIthasar. Oliver Kershmau Of
Pittsburg and Adrew Mclean Of Brook
Ign; chairman Of the board, II. W.
Clark.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
HUMPHREY NOTGUILTY,
Attorney General Finds Nothing Serious
in Charges Brought Against Indian
Territory Judge.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July 13-I

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 15.-The
attorney general has completed his ex-
animation of the charges against United
States Judge Thomas c. Humphrey of
the central district of Indian Territory
Judge Humphrey has been cxonerated.
but has been admonishcd that the form
of certain proceedings were such as to
subject him to criticism. The charges
made were largely 10y the officers of
trust company doing business in the ter
ritory who claimed that Judge Hum
phrey had taken improper action with
relation to the sale Of timber Oh Indian
minors lands.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
Gun On WhRSH|P
KILLS 6, HURTS IS.
SERIOUS DISASTER ON GEORGIA By
EXPLOSION IS REPORTED TO
WASHINGTON.
BAD LUCK TO NEW VESSEL
Several Of Victims of Accident in Allan,
tic Fleet Are officers, Says Rear
Admiral Thomas.

BOSTON, Mass. July 15-The battle
ship Georgia came into the navy yard
this afternoon. Five Of the victims OF
the gun explosion are dead.
BOSTON, Mass, July l5.-There are
six dead and sixteen injured on the Geor-
gla.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. July ID
The navy department received word Of
an explosion on the battleship Georgia
from Rear Admiral Thomas, command
ing tie second division of the Atlantic
fleet. The message was sent from aboard
his flagship. the Virginia. ut sea and
came by wireless to Highland Light.
Mass. The telegram was as follows:
accident on Georgia ut 10 O'Clock,
seventeen injured, eight seriously. Eight
inch charge ignited in the after super
imposed turret. Lieut. Goodrich and Mid
shipmcn Cruise and GoldthWaitc injured;
cruise seriously. None dead yet \ board
of investigation has been ordered. Viii
send the Georgia to the Boston nav,
yard III once for transfer of the injured to
Il hospital VIII wire the names of the
injured Immediately on receiving iufor-
nation
Newberry Sends Coincidence.
The wounded officers and sailors Will
be taken to the hospital ut Chelsea. Mass
tinne.ilatcl% upon nearing OF me disaster
tons to the hospital authorities that ev-
erEthmg be done to care properly for the
sick and wounded Ar the same fine he
sent Il Telegram fo me shin's officers ey
nrpssin@ hi, cnn50Innco n,n, tbn saJ ~
Fair
The Georgia is commanded by Henry
MCCrea, former commander of the bat
tleShiD Iowa who recently relieved CANT
r q Darpnrort ratirai rho Gnn'.,,i.,
-. - Hioi'' i''l' S"' ny N''"A -
Is one Oh the newest nattieSnlpS OF ne
udNN, ana mas hpeu IN commission Il 1T
tie over ten months. She has a displac"-
ment of II, 94S tons and has tWputy-f0Ur
punS in hnr hlttp1.ias
WAC the Victims Are.
Lieut.. Caspar Goodrich. one of the in
iurpd. was born in ItlIy Int wa. an
noiutrd IN the .,.,v from (,o,,,a,.ri,.,,, !,
IQaz H. t+.,I,,'ii ti,' It,; 80
1904. Ie WAS aLLdciieu 10 ihc georgia
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
MINERS SEEM SATISFIED.
Good Work Done by Board of Concilia-
ton in Four Years.

NEW YORK, July 15.-It is an
nouuced by the anthracite coal operators
that the miners are presumably satisfied
with the way they are being treated. and
III support Of this claim the fact is point
ed TO that al last. after four years of ac-
tivity, tile board of Cancellation has 4
clean docket In four years 159 differ
enceS between the coal operators and
their employees have been settled. BY the
boards decisions ~ cases were sustained.
10 uot sustained or withdrawn and 10
settled through the influence of the
board"
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
IoWA's MEN ARE TRANSFERRED.
Crew Of BattIeship Needed to Man the
Vermont.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 15.-AI-
most the entire enlisted force of tLn
battIeship Iowa ut the Norfolk navy
yard. was today transferred 10 the bat
rleship Vermont at the Boston navy
yard. The Iowa IS placed in reserve and
ler crew is needed TO man the Vermont.
which has been put in commission for
the first time