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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
T0MA De POSSESSION
Progralna de las 6estas del

Prograna de las 6estas del
Jueves, IS de Abril de 1907;
10 de la maiiana: FL honorable
Regis II. Post ira al teatro escolta-
do por el Battalion Puertorrique-
no. 10 y S idem: Plegaria por Ell
Obispo de Puerto Rico. 10 y 10
idem; Discurso de despedida por el
honorable Beekman Winthrop.-Go
y IS idem Juramento de iuaugu-
raci6n que tomara el Presidente del
Tribunal Supreme de Pto. Rico. -
10 y 20 idem: Discurso inaugural
por el Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
10 y As idem: Revista de tropas
por Ell Gobernad 1r de Puerto Rico.
III idem: Tropas Puertorriquenas
escoltaran al Gobernador Post has
ia ola Fortalezao. lily 50 idem:
Tropas puertorriqueills escoltaran
al Secretario de la Guerra y ex-
Gobernador Winthrop a la Marina,
donde embarcaran. . de la noche;
Bale inaugural.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
Agente Cromer.
Renuncia su puesto.

1.ondres, Abril 13-Mr, Cromer, el agente
brit1uico en- Egipto ha renunciado su puesto
causa del NAL estado de su salud. Sc sospech6
que esta renunca obedecia insinuaciones de la
metr6poli, y que, adem5s, estaba relacionada con
las pretensones polfticas de los egpcios. NADIA
hay de cierto en- estas suposiciones. Mr. Cronler
cAenta cuarenta nu0e aiios de servicio. lie
sucede Mr.. Cost La politica de Ingaterra en-
Egipto no cambiara de ningdn modo con el nom.
bramiento de Mr. Gorst.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
cAGUlS REcTIFIGA
POR TELEGKAFO)
Caguas, I3 de 1907.
DEMOCRACIA.-San Juan.

y
FL Boletm NcycanM publico el
dia diez del corriente un editorial
dedicado al estado sanitario de Ca
guas perjudicial a nuestra ciudad
y a nuestro prestigio Official y profe-
sional. LIE contestamos enviando
datos o6ciales y particulares COM
probantes de la completa ineAacti-
tud de su information y Sc MEGA a
publicarlos. Juzgue el Gobielno
que Sc habra fijado en- information
tan alarmante y juzgue ell pals.
Rogamosle publication este telegra-
ma. Contestaremos correo hoy poi
conducto DEMocRAcIA.- DR.. G.
Gimenez, alcalde. DIR. Reguerc
Felid, Official de Sanidad. DIR. Vic
tor Gutierrez, Director de la Poll
clinics Cagueia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
Embajada japo>
mesa en- Iurqu1a.

Londres, Abril 12.-El gobierno de Toxic
ha decidido acreditar una embajada del Jap6n
ante el gobierno de la Puerta. Russia Sc opuso
este prop6sito del Jap6n desde que el Mikado 10
hizo pdblico; pero despecho de la oposici6n de
Russia el Jap6n establece su enbajada en- Tur-
quia. Sc comenta la actitud del Mkado en- este
asunto, en- el sentido de que, el hecho de estabe-
Ger una embajada ante Ell gobierno otomano, de-
blitara profundamente la Influenza moscovita
en- la politca del Sultan, destruyendo de hecho
la antigua supremacia del Car en- los asuntos de
Oriente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
AOT|C|AS GENERATES
FenOme11O maritime re-
producido en- la Ha-
bana.--Dr. Vazquez.
UN NOaBRAMlENTO
Toma de possession del nuevo
Gobernador, Mr.. Regis H.
Post. Senior Annexy.
UN NOMBRAMlENTO

FL fen6meno maritime que pre-
senciamos aqui a fines de Mario y
que Sc conoce con el nombre de ras
de mar, Sc produjo Ell Ia Habana
con mayor fuerza ell los primeros
dias de este mes.
En- las "Notas de Cubao que
damos hoy, encontraran algunos
detalleS nueStros lcctores.
En- Ia session del Consejo Eje-
cutivo verihcada el jueves, fu6 apro-
bado el nombramiento de nuestro
querido amigo don Tomas Vazquez
y Rivera para ell cargo de Superin
tendente de Sanidad y Benefccncia
por renuncia del doctor Ricardo
Hernandez. FL doctor Vazquez to-
mara possession cl dia primero de Ma
20 proxilno.
--Antes de aver frm0 .el Co.
bernador el nombramierto del joven
Rafael Bird para el cargo de Segun'
do Tenientc de la Policia Insular,
Ell el puesto que ocupaba el Tenien-
te Guanil, que renunci6 hace pocos
dlaS. III ascenSo del Sargentc
Bird sera muy bien recibido en- to-
da la isla.
Ell Honorable Regis II. Pos
que inaugurara su gobieruo el jue
yes diez y ocho del corriente, el
cuyo dia jurara su cargo de Gober
nador de Puerto Rico, ante el Ho
norable Presidente Quiiones de
Tribunal Supreme, la nombrad,
las siguientes Colnisiones: Comit'
de invitaciones Mr.. Martin E. Gil
Mr.. Henry f. Hord, Mr.. H. F
Engle, Mr.. James II. Causten, Sc
nor Alvarez Navas, senior A. B
Crosas, senior Manuel Camunas, Sc
nor Sosthen Behn. Comite de Sa
lon Mr.. A. NJ. LyouS, senior Her
nand, Z USera, senior Gabriel Cue
ira, seiior Jaime Nadal, Mr.. 7. L
Jett, seiior Jose Usera, seiior Coll
Cuchi, Mr.. w. R. Bennett, Mr.
Henry Brown, y Comite de Recep
clones sefior Carlos M Soler, sefo
Juan R. Baiz, senior Herminio Dia
Navarro, seiior Rafael Fabian, Sc
nor J. R. Latimer, Mr.. w. K. Lar
dis, Mr.. S. c. Boutwell,, senior Pc
drO >. de castro.
Para el cargo de Assisiar
del Departamento Consolidate s
indica al seiior don Jaime Annexy
Sc han hecho algunos ira:
lados de guardias ell el cuerpo
la policia insular.
-Reina gran entusiasmo cl
i, tire el elemento escolar de est
ciudad para asistir a la funcid
, que celebraran esta noche en- el te;
, tro municipal los alumnos de
High School de San Juan.
Sc nos informa que la cas-
parroquial sera reformadA y hab
litada para alquiler.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
Las relaciones
anglo>espanolas'

Berlin, Abril I3.-La prensa de esta ciudad
muestrase muy enfadada pretexto del resultado
obtenido por Eduardo VII en- su vista Carta-
gena, Espaha. Hace ostensible Ell recelo con que
We el afianzamiento de las bueuas relaciones au-
glo-cspadolas. Acusa Inglaterra de mania de
alianzas encaminadas acorralar Alemania, a
fin de npedirla toda acci6n resuelta EN- las gran
des cuestones puestas sobre el tabero de Ia pollti
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13

pues pssara a la Acadia ell don
de Sc lie ofrecera un luch; obsequio
del Alcalde senor Gonzalez y del
Ayuntamiento de Guayama. Tam
bien asistira a dicho acto nueStro
querido amigo don Juan R. Baiz.
Caballeros de Arroyo, Patills y
otros pueblos iran a saludar a los
seiiores Taft y Winthrop.
-El cabo de la Policia Insular
don Lorenzo Isern ha sido traslada-
do de Maunabo 1 Guayama.
Tn nuevo sindicato agricola,
que trata de organizarse, compra-
ra una Central en- Aguadilla.
-Ha sido autorizado por el
Superintendent de Sanidad el We
cino de Mayaguez don Ulpiano R.
Amy para exhumar los restos de
Marina Capestany en- el cementerio
de aquella eiudad ( inhumarlos eu
otI0 lugaT del mismo TsciutO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
POr able
!RWcO ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DEM0CRuw UVOH

ca International Dice que Ale1nania debe prepa-
rarse a rechazar con toda firmeza 10 mas saliente
del programa que Sc discutira Ell la conferencia
de la Haya. Sc advierte en- los circulos politi,
cos europeos que Alenania no oculta el PROPOSE
to de hacer fracasar dicha conferencia, aspirando
q Ia yevaNcAa por su fracaso en- Algeciras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
ASUNTOS O|VERSOS
OtrO descarrilamientO.
VagOnes deshechos.
Carga al suelo.
TREN RETRASADO
Choque entire el inspector Sc.
nor Miranda y el ingenle.
70 de esta Ciudad.

Tn nuevo deScarrilamiento, ocu-
rrido aver, viene a sunarse a Ia Sc
rie interminable de academies de
ese genera que Sc repiten casi a dia
rio.
Aver tarde, a las tres meuoS
ciuco salio el tren correo de Ia eSta
ci6n de Cambalache, llegando 4 la
de Vega Baja a las cuatro y ounce.
Po>o despues el tren de mer-
cancia n1mero IS, descarrilaba ell
Ia aguja de Vega Baja, ell el kil0
metro 46.
La maquina, que arrastraba 20
vagoncs de carga, quedo medic ell
terrada, 4 diez metros de la via
Cuatro vagones fueron reducidos a
astillas; el azdcary y el cafe que con
tiuian fueron esparcidos por ell Sue
10. Los restanteS vagoneS queda
ron empotrados unos con otros.
A las siete de la tarde el tren
correo retrocedio hacia Arecibo.
Los viajeroS que ell el venian tras-
bordaron al tren facultatiVo, que sa-
lio de Vega Baja d las siete Ell pun
to y lego a esta ciudad d las nueve
y media de la noche.
Entire los pasajeros tiguraban
el senor don Jose de Diego, Spea
ker de la Camara, don Bernardo
, Huyci, Ell alcalde de Hatillo, el
. Marshall de Ia Corte Federal que
conducia dos presos, de Ponce, con
direction al Preside, don Jose Me
nendez Marrero y otras personals
conocidas.
eStO Sc mace lntOleraDle.
Dicha Compaiiia no ofrece ga
rantias de ninguna clase nj al pu-
blico que viaja ell sus trenes hi a
los cargadores que los utilizan para
, ell trasporte.
Solo eS causa de molestias y de
perjuiclos, por 10 que urge .tomar
r severas nedidas.
Sc nos informa que entire el
!. Inspector Municipal de Puerta de
TERRA, don Pillar Miranda, y eI
Ingeniero de la ciudad, don Arturo
Rodriguez, Sc han producido ciertos
: rozamientos, con motive de una co.
nunicaci6n que este ultimo dirigie
ra al primero, tachandole de negli.
!. gente, por no haber cumplido debi
q damente algunas ordenes que Il
diera acerca de unas obras ell cons
truccion. FL sefior Miranda, con
testo por escrito al Ingeniero, ex
presandose Ell terminus que est,
= no juzgo correctos, por 10 'cual dix
cuenta de clio al senior Alcalde, dol
1 Francisco del Vale Atiles, quiel
pidio la cesantla al senior Miranda
Este Sc neg6 a presentarla
alegando que el seior Alcalde IL,
tiene derecho a exigirle tai renuu
cia, por no ser dicho funcionario d
ejecci6n popular,
No obstante, el Alcalde exter
dio la ceSantia del Inspector Mirat
da, que seguramente ocupara otr
puesto como empleado del nun
eli cipio.
al La question continua latente
a. Sc asegura que los concejaleS senc
ad Falu y Rosario Sc hallan dispue
e. to a renunciar.
do Veremos Ell que para el inc
NJ dente.
ii -El dia diez y siete Q sea
| a microbes de la semana entran
no estaran en- Guayama el Secretai
on de la Guerra de los Estados Ur
is. dos Hon: w. II. Taft, el Gobe
ra- nador de Puerto Rico Hon. Bee
Dor man Winthrop. Acompanara
G. los ilustres viajeros el Coronel
ero de la Policia Insular Mr.. Hami
'ic- La comitiva parara ell la casa
oil auestro distinguido amigo el sen
don Luis Mufoz Morales, y d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
NOTAS H|P|CAS
Respuesta al contra-re-
to del Sr. Balasquide.
Sindicato San Juan.
SYNDICATE De PONCE.
Acepta desafo entire los ca.
bailos <Relampago> y <Per.
la Fina1 con pista SEGA,

En- contestacion al contra-reto
del senior Balasquide, que inserta-
mos ell nuestro n1mero dc antes de
aver, 10, Sc nos envia la siguiente
nota:
oEl Sindicato de San Juan
aceptaria el contra yrto del senor
don Antonio Balasquide de correr
su caballo RcdiMPag0 contra su ca
ballo JIagestic 4 Ia distan0a de una
miNa, siempre que Sc igualen los
pesos de los Jockeys, este es que el
caballo RcAlmbas0 cora con un
Jockey de 81 llbras, peso que tiene
el Jockey Gomez (Yabucoa) del
caballo .Nagcshc, 8 que i8uale su
Jockey al nuestro, con la diferencia
Ell plomo.
Este reto Sc puede efectuar Ell
las carreras del 2G 8 % del corrien-
te; pcro el SindiCato hipico de San
Juan posponiriA este reto, en- obse-
quio del Sindicato hipico ponceno,
81 estos aceptan el reto del senior
don Antonio Balasquile, de correr
el caballo RelfmPag0 contra Psyla
Fma a la dlStancia de ,. 900 metros
8 Il una mlla al Pctla FINa con 10
libras lie handicap. -.Sinaitato HI
PHO de San /uaAs.
h%h
De Ponce recibimos aver tarde
el siguiente despacho:
aDEMoCRCIA, San Juan, P. R.
Aceptamos reto Rcldmbago J Perla
FIna, dos mil metros carrera. Mil
dollars apuesta, quihientos dollars
premio. Condici6n, pista SEGA. =
,SMdicato P0n0o.
Los a6cionados a este sport
verian con gusto que Sc concertasen
tales desafos, cuyo anuncio ha des-
pertado vivo interGs en- Ell pu-
blico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
FEDERAL COURT
ASKED TO EHJOIN
Rocky Mountain Bell TeIe-
phone Company Brings Ac-
ton Against Labor Unions.

Butte. Mont, Aug. "A special from
Helena TO the Miner says:
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company today filed suit in the federal
court against the Montana Federation of
Labor, the Livingston Trade and Labor
council. Telephone Operators union No.
q, Alex Fairgrieyes. H. o. Smith. L. W.
Thorpe, Almodose Grenier and Effie La
Fevre, to secure an injunction restrain
ing the respondents from interfering or
mOlesting in any way the business of the
company and TO shut off the boycott
which the complaint alleges has been in
force since March IA last, which has dam
aged the company to the extent of 50, 900.
No temporary injunction was issued. An
order to show cause why the application
for the Injunction should not be granted
was made by Judge Hunt, returnable
Sept L.
The telephone company charges the fed
Grafton of labor with having entered into
company TO compel the company to accede
TO the demands of its. employees for higher
wages, it being alleged that the fedora
tion is causing handbills and circulars to
be distributed containing injurious cpl
thets, with view of running the business
OF the telephone company.
The trouble is the outgrowth of the
strike of the linemen in Utah, Idaho
wyoming and Montana, the Montana fed
Grafton having ordered the Rocky Noun
tain company declared unfair in all Mon
tana cities and ordering out all SWITCH
board operators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
WESTERN NEBRASKA
MAN HAS GRIEVANCE

washington. Aug. Am attack was
made TODAY on the three-cent mile rate
of the Union Pacific railroad company
by Charles A. Sibley, resident OF Ne
hTa ska Sibley's complaint was filed with
the Interstate commerce commission, and
in its nature is practically unique in the
history of the commission.
The complaint alleges that the Union
Pacific Railroad exacts rate of three
cents a mile from interstate passengers,
although within the limits of Nebraska it
charges a rate of only cents a mile lie
saws he travels from point in western
Nebraska through a part of Colorado, to
another point in Nebraska and is required
to nav a three-cent rate, because the
railroad company holds that that is in
terstate business, This, he asserts, IS a
showing by the company of undue prefer
ence 10 interstate passengers and he asks
the commission TO fix just maximum
passenger rate which the company shall
charge on interstate business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
If Williams Is Chosen Senator in
Mississippi His Majority Will
Be Small.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 3.-The senatorial
race is extremely close, with WiIioms 215
votes behind his opponent when the Of
fetal returns from fifty-one counties,
more than half the state, were totaled.
Shortly after midnight Congressman
Williams gave out statement saying
that he had heard from every county in
the state and that these returns indicated
a victory for him with a plurality OF
about 5000 votes.
This was the smallest plurality which
had yet been claimed for Williams. The
fifty-One counties showed the following
totals:
Vardaman, 3S.313; Williams, SS09S.
OF the candidates for governor, Noel,
Scott and Brewer were still ahead in the
order named, and with a small margin
separating them.
Nardaman continued TO gain as the
count neared the end. He was 635 votes
in the lead with sixty-four counties heard
from.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
JANiTOR MADE A "FIND."
Stole $4,000 From Bank in the In
dian Territory.

Kansas City, Aug. 2.-Charles Jones. nc
gro janitor of bank at Sulphur, L. T,
was arrested here today on the charge
of stealing $1,000 from the bank. Jones
was arrested while spending money free
ly among the negroes of the negro quar-
ter of the city. When Jones was ar
rested he had $3.50 and s., 500 was recovered
from his wife The woman was prom
ised her liberty if she would tell where
the balance of the money was hidden, and
she promptly told the officers that So 500
was buried at her old home at Sulphur.
covered.
Upon locking the bank at night the
cashier forgot to lock up package con-
tanning the $4,000 and the negro ianitor
found it and with his wife came to Kan
sas City Immediately.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
INJUNCTION DENIED.

Memphis, Tenr., Aug. Federal Judge
Mccall today denied the prayer for in
junction by the Central Trust company
of New York City. holder of the Mem
phis street railway bonds, restraining the
city of Memphis from inaugurating the
cheap street car fare. The case involving
the constitutionality of an ordinance pro-
viding for the low car fare is now before
the state supreme court. The suit for the
Injunction has been entered pending a de-
cision on the cOnstitutionality of the or
dfnanpa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
BATHING AT SALTAtR
A warm day pleasure Go.
MILITANT PRIESTS.

Spezzia, Italy. Aug. 2.-The anti
clerical feeling which has been run
ming high as a result of the alleged
immoral practices of Salesian fathers
in their school at Varazze, eliminated
today in a violent anti-clerical demon
stration. The fathers attacked a de-
tachment of carbineers with stones
and attempted to disarm them. The
crowd then mixed in and shots were
exchanged. Four carbineers were
wounded. One of the manifestants was
killed and two wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
NEW TRAIN SERVICE.
Nest of PocateILo.

Passengers destined to points west of
PocatellO, on the oregon Short Line,
including SnOshOne, Caldwell Nampa,
Boise, Payette, Weiser and Hunting
ton, can now leave Salt Lake at p.
M, making direct through connection.
Through coaches and Salt Lake-Boise
standard sleeper carried on this train
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
TEN THOUSAND OR DIE.
Effort to BIackmaiI Wealthy Citizen
of Lancaster, Pa.

Lancaster, Pa, August 2.-'Surrender
10000 or be murdered along with your sis
ter" was the substance of a letter re-
ceiyed by Charles B. Grubb, one OF Ian
casters weaIthiest men. Postmaster Mil
Ter expressed the belief that he knew the
writing and the police are hunting for the
writer. as they regard the threat as Sc
rious. The writer said he had been chosen
bv lot as a member of an organization,
s'the strong forty-two." to secure from
Grub $4,000 or to take his life and that
of his sister, Miss Daisy B. Grub of
Philadelphia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
FREIGHT CREW BLAMED.

Worthwhile. Mich, Aug. 2--The coroner's
jury in the Pere Marquette wreck inquest
returned a verdict tonight blaming the
freight crew which coliided with the ex-
cursion train, the two operators at Ply
mouth who copied and delivered the order
TO the freight crew, and the Pere Mar
quette railway for operating under defec-
tive rules. 1t was in this wreck that
thirty-two people were killed and scores
Of merrymakers injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
POLICE FORCE
LOOKING FOR MONSTER

New York, Aug. 2.-The murder of little
Katie Tietschler, who was found yester-
day choked to death with her own hair
ribbon and her body mutilated by the
slayer's lust in a dark cellar on First
avenue, has called forth today every eff
fort of the whole police department to find
the fiend who has been satiating his muir
derous appetite in the strangling and
hacking TO bits of his victims.
Another assault on a young girl was at
tempted today by Swedish sailor, and
only the timely arrival of the police pre-
vented a crowd of enraged longshoremen
from taking the law into their own hands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
NO SPECIAL SESSION.

New York, Aug. 1.-The application for
a special session Of the court of appeals
in the mayoralty recount cases, has been
1enied. The case will be heard in the
regular term of court beginning in Oc-
tober.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
POLICE CAPTAIN FIRED.

Kansas City, Aug. 2.-The police board
this afternoon dismissed Captain William
Weber, for several years in charge of po-
lice headquarters, on the charge of per-
hitting gambling in a building that he
n4upad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
Will Resume His Work.

GAS soon as / go back to Denver I am
going to get back into the harness again,
and Monday morning will see me at my
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
HAYWOOD BEARS
WIFE IN ARMS
Continued from PAGE /.

he was doing there or how he came to
mingle with the laboring men neither Mr.
Haywood nor any of his party pretend to
say. Haywood requested the men with
him not TO mention the fact that he was
there to any of those at the station. and
the Pocatello people evidently We're not
aware of his presence.
Coming from Ogden to Salt Lake Mr.
Haywood talked freely to the newspaper
men on the train. Keeping close to the
drawing room which his wife occupied he
discussed his future plans with the re-
porters. The keynote of the interview
seemed to be Haywood's happiness. He
was so glad to be back with his family
again and with his folks a free man that
In the mood he was then in he might al
most have been expected to forgive HARRY.
Orchard.
Il don't want you to say anything for
me, boys, except that l am happy clear
through, There is only one drawback TO
all my joy and that is the fact that Pet
tbone is still in Jail and Meyer has not
been acquitted If those two boys We're
as free as l am, my happiness would be
cOmnlet4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
Trial EminentIy Fair.

AS long as they are still to be tried 1
wouldn't care TO discuss the case The
trial was eminently fair. Senator BOrah
and the attorneys for the state conducted
the prosecution in a creditable manner
and think they will say as much for the
attorneys for the defense Judge Fremont
Wood was absolutely impartial and the
Ury certainly acted in a manner that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
Meyer His Friend.

With reference to the rumor that he and
Meyer had quarreled, Mr.. Haywood said ::
"Moyer and / have always been good
friends and we are just as good friends to-
day as we ever were. The rumOr prob
ably emanated from the same source that
many other rumors with absolutely no
foundation started from. Meyer did not
come with nae on this trip because there
were several business matters in Boise
he wished to attend to. l think, too, he
disliked TO leave Pettibone alone back
there in jail
IT was easily seen that the personal side
of the trial for his life did not appeal to
Mr.. Haywood at all. His statement that
he did not worry about the outcome of the
case was borne out by his appearance
Hale and hearty he is with PIG pounds of
solid weight
while IN JAIL said Mr.. Haywood. Il
did not pine away for the lack of some
thing to do. Every day 1 worked hard
with my plans for the future of the fede-
ration and many and many day was
far too short. 1 studied law while in jail
and finished four courses. 1 haven't had
enough as yet to be admitted to the bar,
but 1 viii continue to study law until l
am admitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03
$4,000 Reward.

We will pay the sum of $50 for the
return Of the dental sample work taken
from the display case at 21S South
Main street on Tuesday evening last.
UNION DENTAL co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03

Meadow Sweet" best made, soc ID.
at United Grocery Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03

Try the Vienna Walnut Bread. FIRES
every day. ASK your grocer.