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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
A0TAS De AREC|B0
Traslado de un cabo de
penales.--La Proce-
sion de Corpus.
!ARANA EN- El CASINO
Velada a bens6cio de un es
tudiante. &C mercio cerr i.
do. -Calor asfxiaute

Mayo 31.-Ha sido trasladado
q Humacao prestar sus sersi los
Ell aquella carcel, el cabo de p-ua.
les senior C6rdova.
En- la tarde del domingo Sc
cebrara en- esta ciudad la procession
lie Corpus con toda solemnidad, re-
corrlendo les alrededores de la ra.
"a principal, donde Sc levau.ai N
varios altares.
Sc encuentra en- esta pobla-
ci6n el senior Izquierdo Orihurla,
representante de la revista iluslra-
da de la Habana "El Figaro.
"A mediados del proximo
mes de JUNO tendra lugar Ell este
teatro la velada que, organizada por
la sefiora Trina Padilla de Saenz.
destina gu producto para el soste-
miento en- los Estados Unidos del
joven Arturo Santana.
En- la noche del domingo
habra una jarana organizada por
varios jovenes del Casino,
-Anoche tuvo lugar Ell esta
lglesia la novena bajo la protection
del gremio de torcedores d. la d.
brica de tabacoS ola Cubanao. Ia
cual result6 esplendida, estaudo el
altar adornado con mucho gusto y
profusi6n de luces.
FL calor que Sc experimental
desde hace tres dias es holrolo~o,
a peSar de haber llovido Ell eslos
diaS.
Con motive de la festividad
del dia de aver el come1cio cl.0
sus puertas.
CORRRsPeNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
En- toda Espa6a
Energica protesta,

Madrid, JUNO 19-Las reformas econ6mieas
que ha sido precise introducir en- ell nuevo presu-
puesto general de Ia nacion, Sc consideran por Ia
nayorfa de la opinion pdblica runosas. Han sido
recibidas por e pueblo con enkrgicas protestas Las
reformas proven IN aumento en- las contribuciones
al Estado que es impossible que gran parte del pue-
bio pueda soportar. Algunos industriales de i'm.
portanca amenazan con el abandono de sus negocios
aates que csnsentr que sobre elos gravten exaccio
mes que les precipitau la bancarrota. Ell aumento
del presupuesto Sc debe que las sunas destinadas
aatenciones navales, ascienden ahora inmensa
cuantfa. 81 gobierno, pesar de la grave hostili-
dad conque ha recibido e pueblo tales reformas, 81
que imperterrito en- su camino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01

do por resolver dos asuntos civiles,
por estar pendiente, de 10 que en-
casoS iguales resuelva la Corte Su-
.prema.
-Programa de las pleas que
tocarA en- la retreta de mailana la
banda de la Policfa Insular:
Paso doble de Ia zarzuela
La Algeria de la Huerta'' Chue-
ca.-2 DANA "Asf eres t1 Rios
Ovalle. i Medley Overture y
Way Down In Old Indiana, Chat
taway,-4 Cuarteto de la Opera
"Rigoletto' Verdi. Introduc-
ci6n del ger. acto de la Opera 10
hengrin", Wagner. % Two-step
"Au Revoir Ny Little Hyacinth"
Smith, DANA Sara Mislan,
Star Spangle Banner. -
-Informa el cabo Munoz L6-
PEI, de la policia de Can6vanas,
que hallandose aver en- el barrio
eCambalacher, con los guardias
Blanes y Teruel, supo que Confesol
Vargas habia dado muerte q Balbi.
no Diaz, constituyGndose en- Ell lu-
gar del hecho, hacienda una inves-
tigaci6n y arrestando al acusado.
FL juez conoce del asunto.
-Esta mafiana los agentes de
sandal maudaron destruir y AFRO,
jar al mar medic quintal de pesca-
DO, del que estaba expendiendose
en- la plaza, por hallarse en- estado
de decomposition. Este pescado
es colido en- trasmallo y siempre Sc
estropea, 10 que hace que Sc dahe
al POGO tempo de extrafdo del mar.
FL pescado que Sc cole en- corrales,
no solo es mas grande, sine que Sc
conserva mejor.
~ La sefiorita Julia Maturana,
perdi6 aver en- el trayecto de la ca
| lie del CriSto hasta el establecimien-
to ia PerlaD, un reloj de ORC de
senora con un brillante en- Ia tapa
que guarda la esfera y las iniciales
J. NJ, en- Ia tapa posterior. Tiene
ademas In retrato en- una de las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
Impresiones y noticias

Sc han hecho al Ayunta-
miento varias reclamaciones So
bre patente comerciales. Parece
que en- Ia imposition de elias no ha
habido toda la equidad que debia
esperarse.
Han ingresado aver en- el Hos,
pital municipal Marcos Cruz Cata-
Ia y fue dado de alta PaScaSio Vaz-
quez.
-Ha ingrssado en- el Hospital
cuarentenario Ventura Albeiro y
Pascasio Vazquez, con varicelas, y
Jose Castro, con titus.
Aver tarde fu6 trasladado 1
la cArcel de Distrito Angela Coma
lez, condenada 4 tres meses de
arresto por hurto de menor cuan-
tia.
-Anoche fue arrestado el pa
nadero Felipe Lopez, acusado de
turbar la paz p1blica.
Ramona Ramos, Juan Mar
tinez y Laura Ortiz fueron arresta-
dos anoche por escaudalo.
Cumplieron hoy sus conde-
mas en- Ia Carcel municipal Msximi-
no Falcon, Teodoro Castro y Fell
pa Cintr6n.
-Pronto vera la luz publica,
en- Ia ciudad de Ponce, un nuevo
vocero, sin caracter politico, intitu-
ladO sEl Eco della Maiiana Sera su
director don German Castanera.
Esperamos su vista.
-En la Convention Municipal
celebrada en- Pefuelas para la elec,
ci6u de Ia uueva junta local de la
Union, result6 triunfante Ia siguien-
te candidatura: Presidente, don Jo-
Sc Castellas; Tesorero, don Pedro
Lopez; Secretario don Rafael Con-
Ealez -Vocales: don Antonio NAL
donado, don Arturo Costas, don
Rafael Sierra Perez, don Rafael
Gil, don Jose V. Acosta y don He
faclio Costas.
La secci6n I! de la Corte de
pigtito de San Juan, solo ha deja-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
I erritorio chino.
Sangrienta batalla,
uuevo desastres'

Sanghai, JUNO 1o-Recibense aqui informes
de una terrible batida de las tropas mperales CHI
mas los boxers, en- Swatow. FL godierno envi6
contra los rebedes considerable contingente de hon.
bres. Trab6se una sangrenta lucha, ell la cual OBJ
tuvieron la victoria las tropas del gobierno Estas
reaizaron barbaras matanzas en- los numerosos pri-
sioneros hechos, pasandolos cuchillo Fl jefe e
movimiento fue capturado, sera canducdo la
capital del imperio, para sometero a un consejo de
guerra. Sc asegura que es TN principe enemistado
con algunos jefes del gobierno, creyGndose que una
vez prisionero ese Aadey la rebellion no contnuara
en- Swatow. Mas de 900 muertos hubo en- el co...
bate con los BOXERS siendo pocas las bajas causadas
por estos en- las tropas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
AOTIC|AS DEL D|A
Ell director de "La Re-
p1blica Espanola."
Una renuncia.
PIDEN MAS POLlCIAS
Los vecinos de Pal, Seco.
Saludo de un srtista.
Fallo en- IN p eito.
Hoy regresa a esta ciudad j.,

Hoy regresa a esta ciudad,
de SUI viaje 4 Aibonito, donde pas6
una breye tcmporada, nuestro ami
go y compllero en- la prensa don
Romualdo Real, director de ola
Repdblica Espanola.o
Los vecinos de Palo Seco,
plden Sc al.mente ALI el n1mero de
policias de servicio, por ser pocos
los que hoy Sc destinan para la Sc
guridad de aquel barlio.
Don Luis Campllo que for
m2ba parte del tribunal de exame
neS para abogados, renunci6 su car
60, Slendo sustituido por Mr. Dexter.
Hemos recibido atenta tarle-
ia de saludo del senior Jose Vigil y
Robes, uno de los principales ar
tistas de la Compaiiia de zarzuela
de Casas & Morales. Estamos agra
decilos a su hnezQ.
La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, secci0n y, ha dictado fallo
Ell el pleito seyuido por 81 Presbite
70 don Mariana Gonzalez Lajo, po1
persecution maliciosa contra Jacin-
to Pastrana, conIeuando este al
pa8o dc mil Quinientos dollars.
En- el barrio oEspinoo, de
San Lorenzo, una mujer llamada
Mariana Coon troto de suicidarse
iniiriGndo>e una grande herida Ell el
vieutre Goa una navajo barbera. FL
case fuG investigate POI Ia policia.
La heril4 estd grave.
-Auoehe, un caro- de guara-
20, en- Ia marina, lc pas6 por enci-
ma Il un ulllo dc cortos amos. hijo
lie don I,idro Maryero. Ell nino su-
trio Ia iractuIl dc la pierna dere.
cha, >icudo asistido por el doctor
VeIe1 Lopez.
-IIemos rccibido hoy en- estas
oGcinas Ia atcnta vista del aplaudi-
do pianista don Darlo Saavedra, q
euya hna distinction estamos agra
decides.
Ell ca5o Mu1oz Lopez y
suardia Moirila, ocuparon Ell el
Oarlio oIlato puereoO de Lola
Gefcrino Rivera, un buey que CON
ducia, ) aqutI contes0, 10 habia 70
bado en San Lolenzo, eli union de
Maliano Rivera, al cual Sc persi
que por la policia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
OrCable
sElVu0 ESPECIAL De "A epDREPOvDIu" u DFvOCBuw UVpE

en- lnglaterra seg1n Sc a6rma de acuerdo con los
marselleses. Hay una paralizaci6n absolute en- di-
chos puertos Muchos bueues estan detenidos, por
falta de personal para sus pecuares faenas Fl
gobierno frances prepara algunos buques de guerra
para la conduc6n de la correspondence mientras
subsista Ia huelga Ell Marsella Sc temen des6rde.
mes de caracter grave en- esta Ultima ciudad en- la
cua las autoridades han tornado toda clase de pre-
cauciones para evitarlos reprimirlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01

Sigui6 militando en- Ell par DO
'onomieta ha>ta 1907.
apoyo a los disidentes, l s.
ni>mos Sc llamaban ortoIox5 g.u
1904 Sc convenci6 de que Vi le-
Jos de los amigos de su patr re-
60 a uuestro campo con to ~us
fuerza>, que erau muchas vnl
irmes.
Desde entoncls le >uco 80
unto q nosotros en- la del ela,.. K
,u pals. Pesos en- Puerto Ri.ols ia.
ian su acometiyidad y su euo. ci2
poe exponen con tiuto a.
cuerpo al pe'isro. 81 cay6 "a
geraciones, 81 pas6 a veces IA lir a.
de 10 que debe pedirse a un com
Jiente, su entusiasmo y su
dimen de cualquier censura.
81 que muere hoy Sc ID
siempre como un hombre. 4 >u
tumba van nuestro respeto y nuss
ira simpatia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
IHQGADO En- LAgEs

"A las dos de Ia tarde reClbimos
este telegrama:
"Lares, JUNO u
DEMoCRACIA.-San Juan.
Aver Sc ahog6 al vadear el rio
Juncal, cerca de Ia poblaci6u, el
professor Dionisio Velez Gonzalez.
HaSta ahora no fu6 possible en-
contrar el cadaver, Por correo nan
pormenores.
CGRRRGPoNsAL.D
Sentimos esta desgracia y Is
peramos los detalles que SC nos
anuncian.
Sc celebrara en- el salon de la Cana.
ra de Delegados manana domil 20
a la una de la tarde.
Sc nos informa que los asun.os
que han de tratarse en- dicha asa1l-
blea serau de benefcios prdcti-
cos para los trabajadores y en- ge-
neral para el pals puerto riquedo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
Naufragio de un
crucero frances,

Shanghai, JUNO Io.- El crucero frances nShaiiayp
ha encallado en- las isas Saddle FL siniestro ha
sido de tai magnitud, que, pesar de los mas gran
des esfuerzos reazados por la trpulacion para sal
var el buque, Sc ha tenido que prescndr del prop6-
sito. 81 barco fue fnalmente abandona, Use consi-
dera perdido por complete. Amarga impression CAUSE
en- los cfrculoS navales fanceses la notcia de este
uuevo desastres'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
Principe japones'
Vuelve a su patrio.

Londres, JUNO Fla salido de esta capital
con direction su patria, el principe japonks Fus-
himi sobriuo del emperador Mutsuhito. Fushimi
fue muy obsequiado por la corte de Eduardo VII
por toda Ia nsbeza Ia aristocraca de esta capital
visit6 dcho principe varias naciones eurspeas, en-
vajs de recreo segdn expresa Ia prensa de su pals
Regresa al Jap6n via Canada, en- donde en- su honor
preraranse grandes 6estas para correspondent las
simpatfas que por la Gran Bretaha demuestra el
Jap6n. Es seguro aunque no Sc ha fjado atm la
fecha que el emperador Mutsuhito visite tambien
Ingiaterra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
A!AMILEA OIRERI

Hoy clrcul6 una hoja suelta
ilrmada por Ia Junta Central del
Circulo Obrero de San Juan, en- la
eual Sc invita- a los trabajadores de
de esta ciuiaI y pueblos limitrofes
para unt 1fan asamblea obrera que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
DESCANSE EN- PAz

Hoy. a las dirz de IA ma1ana
.ciGmo9 est. concise mcnsa;e T.
..4ieo
rause. Isilio !?
AG4oeRt>. n iran.
AIu.3 Kauni3 i;iln,rsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
ASUNTOS C|Y|LES
Las ultimas reSOluCiO-
mes dictadas Ell es-
te termino.
CORTE De DISTRITO
Declaratorias de herederos.
Aprobacl6n de domi TO-.
Otros asuntos,
CORTE De DISTRITO

La COrte de DlStrltO, SeCCion
primera, dict6 aver las siguientes.
resoluciones
Aprobando los dominios de fin
cas- solicitados por Joaquina Barro
so Negt6n, Calixta Fructuoso, Ma
ria Romualda Isaac, Ventura Mu-
Mich y otros; Ramon Vdzquez, Flu
rlque Calvo, Paula Calderon, Jose
l. Rosa, Jose Andino y otros; Nj
colasa Calder0n ) ctroS; Bonifacia
Villegas, Barbara Velazquez. Julia
Soler y otros; Autolina Calder0n y
otros, y Tomas Andino.
Ordenando el pago de las cuen-
tas de los doctores Lippitt, RaiFcr,
ty y Quevedo, el farmaceutico St
nor Guillermety vel Padre Canejas
y negando la del Lcdo. Hernandez
Lopez, en- el intestado de Elisa Kor-
fright.
Declaraudo sin Iugar la oposi-
clon formulada por Tomas G. J.
Weymouth al dominic de la fnca
"Santa AnaD, pedido por Alejaudri-
na Dlaz Valdejuly y otros, desesti-
mando eI dominic por no haberse
justi6cado
Fallando ell contra de Adrian
Agosto Abadla la demanda eu CO.
bro de pesos que interpusiera CON
ira la succession de Elisa Kortright.
Declarando sin lugar la deman-
da de Julio Vega Valcarcel y otros
contra Juan Caucio Varcarcel, So
ore reivindicaci6n de inmuebles y
dailos y perjuicios.
Desestimando las apclaciones
lnterpueatas por Castor Santana,
Felipe Rivera y Manuel Pimeutel,
ell las demandas que le >igue Luis
Brau como deposltaIio dc la quie
bra de Sucesores de Gonzalez Her
nandez & -, de Rio grande.
Aprobando la transaction cele-
brada por Maria Luisa Lucchetti a
nombre de su hija menor Magda-
lena, con Iullo Lartinaga y otros.
Aprobando la dlvisolia dc bic
nes de Antonio Monroig Oliver.
Declaraudo con lugar las de-
mandas de Pedro Elzaburu contra
Laureano Rorario y Paula Chavez,
sobre oposici6n a conyertir en do
mimic dos inscripciones de possession.
Sosteniendo una de las excep.
clones de ] NJ Blanco < ca cu la
demanda que lie sisue Mercedes
Eespedes, viuda de Ledeama, sobre
indemnizacion por fraude.
Declaraudo 4 Andres Ayeliro
y Cristina Smith AIias, hijos natu-
rales de Guillermo Smith Plain.
Declarando sin lugar Ia dtman-
da de Pedro Jimenez Sicard6 contia
Manuel Diaz Caneja sobre dalos y
perjuicios por libelo
Sosteniendo su rlsoluci6n dc
negatoria sobre declaration de he
rederos de Maria Josefa Morales Pc
rez, solicitada por Angela Cordovts
Cruz.
Desestimln1o las yX.gp ;a.fo>
previas ale8adls por Carlos /. Bun
y otro en- Ia dln,nda sobry nuila
de contrato que e sisuDn 3rrnaai-
no Mancheno y oiro, J concejiel.do
cinco dias para contystlr Ia dem
ia.
Negando Ia d-valucioa 4, Il,
derechos del taquigr5io, percibt1o,
/ por el secletalio en q ca,o ic Quiu-
tin Soto, sobre nomblamiunto az
tutor a Amparo Soto.
Declarando sin lugar Ia denlan.
da dc Eugenio Gomez Caldas con
ira Ma Cap5 y Juan Coltine1, SO
bre danos y perjuicios.
Declarando cou lugar Ia cxee0-
cion alegada por Antonio Y Flrnan
do Ahumada a Ia demanda dcdu
da p6r la succession dc Joseia Jimencl
Sicard6, sobre nulidad de contrato
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
NO D||ssR|EsPECT' c
SAYS FUNSTON
MEANS NO 0FFENSE TO SAN
FRANCISCO
General Explains What He Meant by
"unwhiP9ped Mob"-war De-
partment to Take No
Action
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-General
Funston, whose letter to the Fourth of
July committee refusing to parade the
regular troops under his command be-
cause he feared trouble at the hands
Of the "Unwhipped mob in San Fran
CISCO has led to considerable comment
and criticism, gave out statement
this morning in which he said that he
meant no discourtesy to the people OF
San Francisco and that by his reference
to the ''unwhlped mob" he did not
mean the labor unions nor the men
now involved in the various strikes. He
declared that he had received number
Of threatening letters, one of which
said he would meet the fate of Steunen-
berg if he dared to parade his troops
on the streets of San Francisco" His
refusal to join the parade, he said, was
because not all the men asked for are
available and the parading of the
others is inadvisable for the reasons
stated.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The at
tention of officials of the war depart
ment has naturally been attracted to
the statement of General Frederick
Funston that he did not care to parade
his troops in San Francisco If they
were to be jeered and "sneered at by
an unwhipped mob" 1t was said at
the department today that not only had
no complaint been lodged against the
officer for this statement but it was
intimated that no notice would be
taken of any such complaint in view
of the second statement attributed to
the general, explaining and qualifying
his utterances.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
GRAND JURY CALLED TO
INVESTIGATE ATTACK ON
CAR; UNION MEN ACCUSED
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24-In re-
sponse to a call issued yesterday by
Foreman oliver at the funeral of the
late Grand Juror Bode, the grand jury
met in special session at 1870 o'clock
this morning to consider the attack
made Saturday night upon an Eddy
street car of the United Railroads at
a point on Fulton street near the
Chutes, when a gang of men ambushed
Conductor Ashley and Motorman Pat
terson and beat the former.
The police were previously notified
that this attack was to be made. and
Captain Gleason with eight patrolmen,
and Captain of Detectives Colby, with
four plain clothes men, were In hiding
at the spot. They raided the attackers
and arrested three of them, Rudolph
Schmidt, George Peterson and ]. c.
Kyle.
1t is understood that Peterson has
confessed that the ambush and attack
was a plot of which labor union leaders
of the car strike had knowledge. On
the strength of the information gath
cred by Colby, the special session of
the grand jury was called.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
FIVE KILLED IN
CRASH OF TRAINS
SMOKING CAR COMPLETELY
TELESC0PED
Engineer of Freight Forgets Presence
on Track of Passenger-His
Son Meets Death
in Cab
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 24.-Five
persons were killed and a number more
or less seriously injured last night on
the Auburn branch of the New York
Central railway, one mile east of Pitts
ford, when a passenger train crashed
into a freight train. The collision took
place on sharp curve at a point known
as Mitchell's Farm. The smoking car
was telescoped and three of the fifteen
passengers were instantly killed. Among
the victims were a son of the engineer
of the freight train, who was in the cab
with his father and who died this morn
ing, and brakeman. Engineer Lyons,
who was brought to Rochester with the
dead and injured on a special train, is
not expected to live.
There are twelve injured in Rochester
hospitals, all of whom, with the excep-
tion of Lyons, are expected to recover.
The passenger train had only been
running short time running on Satur-
days and Sundays. 1t is said the con-
ductor of the freight train forgot that
the passenger train was running.
The dead:
EMMETT LYONS, IA years old, son of
James Lyons, engineer of freight train.
MILES C. CUTTING, station agent at
Railroad Mills.
B. H. VROM, brakeman.
J. B. McARTHUR, bridge foreman.
Unidentified man.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
Yosemite Coaches Are
Held Up Near
MADEIRA
Passengers Compelled to
Give Up Their
Money
Sheriffs of Four Counties Are Working
on Case-Officers Believe That
the Highwayman Is an
Amateur
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FRESNO, June pa dispatch was
received at MADEIRA late this afternoon
stating that two Yosemite stages were
held up this afternoon between Crooks
and Gruo gulch, 35 miles from Medera.
A dispatch received from Berenda to-
night stated that the lone highwayman
who held up two of the Yosemite stages
obtained $3.50 from the passengers.
The stages, which were trailing each
other and both bound for the valley,
were halted at 11:30 o'clock this morn
ing. The robber wore a white mask
and had a new rifle. He appeared
nervous and it is not believed that he
is the same man who held UP the
stage near Advance a few days ago,
although there is difference of opinion
regarding this.
The sheriffs of Fresno, MADEIRA,
Merced and Tuolumne counties are
working together in an effort to catch
the robber.
The Washburn Stage company has
the contract to carry the money to pay
the government troops now in the vail
ley. There are two troops in the valley
and the monthly pay roll amounts to
large sum. 1t is believed by the Off
GERS that the robber was after this
money,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
PROMINENT MEN
ARRESTED FOR
TIMBER FRAUD
Colorado Grand jury
lndictS Many
Citizens High in Business and Political
Life Accused of Robbing Govern-
ment Under Coal and
Timber Laws
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press. NH
DENVER, Colo. June 24.-Ten prom
inent citizens of Colorado were arrest
ed today in connection with the indict-
ments made by the special grand jury.
The charge against them is conspiracy
to defraud the government under the
coal and timber laws.
Those who were placed under arrest
are:
John ]. Mcmillan, conspiracy in re-
gard to coal in Routt county, Colorado,
in connection with what is known as
the Wisconsin Coal company.
Robert Forester, chief geologist of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
Otis B. Spencer, formerly clerk of the
district court
F. w. Keitel, coal operator in Routt
county.
John A. Porter, formerly president of
the Porter Fuel company.
Edgar M. Biggs, president, and John
]. McGinnity and Charles D. McPhee,
directors, Of the New Mexican Lumber
company.
Alexander T. Sullenberger, president
of the Pagosa Lumber company, and
Charles H. Freeman of Pagosa.
All were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Sanford c. Hins-
dale and held in $4,000 bonds with the
exception of Mcmillan, whose bond was
placed at $2500. The bonds were fur
nished in each case.
OF the seventy-three persons indict-
ed by the grand jury fifty-five individ-
nails re- charo with nopcpiro fo do
fraud the United States under the coal
and timber laws
The parties come from six different
states. So far no warrants have been
issued for those residing in states out
side of Colorado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
UNION PACIFIC COAL co.
FEELS HEAVY HAND OF
INTERSTATE COMM ISSION
By Associated Press.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 24.-As a
result of the interstate commerce COM
mission hearing in this city and Salt
Lake and the subsequent investigation
by the department of justice of the
United States, suit in equity was filed
in the United States circuit court here
this afternoon by the government
against the Union Pacific Railroad
company, the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany, the Superior Coal company, w.
D. Cornish, New Jersey, vice president
of the Union Pacific Railroad company,
and Dyer o. Clark, vice president and
general manager of the Union Pacific
Coal company and of the Superior Coal
company. The charge specified that
twenty-nine entries of coal land have
been fraudulently made by individuals
named for the use and in the interests
of the defendants. This land is al
legged to be worth about 100000 and the
bill in equity asks that the patents on
the land be Cancelled, that an injunc-
tion be issued restraining the further
working of this land by the defendants
and that they be compelled to give an
accounting of all the coal mined, pro-
duced or sold upon this land.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-25
BURGLARS GET
VALUABLE PLATE
Home of Wealthy Resident of Tuxedo
Park, New York, Entered-Sils
yer and Rare Violins
Stolen
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 24.-Tuxedo Park
is much agitated over daring robbery
which has occurred within it's exclusive
confines Burglars entered the residence
of w. B. Dinsmore, jr,, early Sunday
morning and stole silver plates valued
at $4,000 and two violins valued at $4,000.
The silver taken weighed about $50
pounds.
Investigation shows that the thieves
carried their loot through the woods to
the lake and ferried it across in one of
Mr.. Dinsmores boats. From there it is
supposed that the burglars took a
wagon and went to Middletown.
Mr.. Dinsmore entertained large
party of guests at dinner Saturday
night, and as it was late when the fes-
tivities concluded the family plate was
not restored to the strong box imme-
diately. In some way the thieves be-
came possessed of this information, and
their raids followed. Many of the resi-
dents spent Sunday chasing around In
their automobiles on burglar hunt, but
their efforts were fruitless.