davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02

ota ley general especial sue Ia que
estaria intitulado 4 rcclir bejo las
prescripciones de este, estara intitula-
do pension baio este acta
"sec 2. Que Ia question Je range
EN- el scrvicio no serd considerable en-
aplicaciones que Sc hagan baio csta
ley.
sec O. Que ningun aboeado de
pensiones, agente de reclamos nj ORA
persona estara intltulado "a recirir
eompessacian por seryicios rentidos
en- presentar nlngun reclamo al Cuer
po DO Pensiones. 0 couseguir pension
alguna baio esta ley.
! "Aprobado el dia de ,FebTo;o
1907"
Las, persouas interesadas Rodran ob
tener los blancos necesarios para a
plicaclones bajo esta ley apliaaaio al
Bureau Of Pensions" Wa3hius,oa
D. G..
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02
0tro MesicanO MuertO pOr un
Official.

Silver City, N NJ, Feb, 23.-Ha
llegado nqui Ia noticia dc la muerte de
Bemetrio Sambrano ocurrida en- Leopold
81 Microbes q resultas de las heridas
que le infri6 el diputado alguacil ma
yor, Wayne Estes, Snmbrano, estando
en- estado de ebriedad habia estado arro-
iando piedras los transeuntes. Estes
Tue notidcado y fu6 al lugar. lie dijo a
Sambrano que estaba baio arresto cuan-
do este oy6 tai cosa 10 arroj6 una pedra-
da al Official, TEL Official previno Sam
brano que desistiera y Sambrauo sc
abalanz6 contra el y el diputado algua
ell 10 dispar6 dos yeces, atrayezandolc
uno de los tiros un brozo y el otro pc
netrdndole al pecho.
La familia dc Sambrano pareco habel
silo perseguida dc Ia fatalidad, HacC
pocos meHes q padre 80 coyo on ~
arroyo en- Silver City matandose en- ID
caida. unos meses antes, su hermanC
habia conetido suicidio, hacienda col
esta Ultima tres mueItQs tragcas en- Il
sauiIiq dcptgQ del t9TRIRo Do ug aao'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02
Rosario AmeIio sera AhorcadO.

la corte suprema del territoho, con-
frm6 el dia ~, Ia decision de la corte
de distrito en- la causa del territorio con
ira Rosario Amelio, que fu6 conyictado
en- 81 condado de Lincoln, en- primer
grado, del asesinato de la sehora Carri-
io de Mirabal, homicidio que perpetr6
el dia 8 de Abril, 1905. El REQ fu6 que
rellodo por 81 gran iurado ocho dias des-
pues del asesinato convictado ante el
Juez Mann ol dia 8 de Mayo, siguiente,
iustamente un mes despues de cometi-
do el cimen,
La corte suprema ha hiado ol dia %
dc Mnrzo para el ajustieiamiento dc
Amelio La defensa del Italiano Sc fan
do en- establecer Ia allegation dc que ID
victima habia cometido suicidio, pero Sc
prob6 absolutamente que no habia ha
bido tai cosa,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02
LAS VEGAS, NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 2lpE MARIO De 1907

eayila della rapih}.
lN eonsejo pas6 los siguieltes proyec-
Us p. de la camarai iimp)nieudo cas-
Iigo por glrar checks invahdos, enmen.
dandolo rebajando lafpena no mas
que 500 de multa nj mas pue 90 gias
u encarcelamiento.t proyecto del con-
4jo relative a Ia callficAcioa de va.
t&tes, prohibienjo que voten perso-
ASs que van de paso tenodores de
puntales: de Ia camara. pruar1) a les
sueces de paz de iuzgar causas mera
be sus precintos. exceptuando iueces de
aPollcia en- lost muuicipios; de IA cdma
H., imponlendo castigo por 1teita:
auerellas contra personals inoc'ntes
- la camara prescibiendo que SO eX.
pidan autos de arresto sobre inlorm6'
cion y creencia; del consejo, reno
vlenio las caIificaciones de eonvct3s
para dar evidencia de testigos Mr.
Cameron present6 un proyecto prove.
yendo para Ia eleccion de ;procuralc-
res de condado, en- vez de procurado.
res de dlsrito y para que los tales
oflclales sean electos por el pueblo
desde la election yenidera, entretpnt1
quedanlo Lar cosa como esta, es declr
que los procuradores de distrito sean
uombrados por ell gobernador y confir.
madoI por Ell conseio
Jueyes-El conseio pas6 Vii proycc.
to presentado por spiess el cual pare.
ce tenes el proposito de impedlr que
Sc hagan investigaclones sobre desfil-
caciones- oficlales, asi del territorio
d-oncio etaoin the mani nthe moonis
LA VOs GAL THREE 49,. ...,,. 81.
como de los condados El proyccto
e3 muy largo y nos reseryamos Il co.
mento sobre el mismo para la semana
ontrante
La camara pas6 los slgulentes pro
yectos; Proyecto de la camara por
Beach, aboliendo Ia policia montal1.
Tras do larga discucion este proyec.o
paso por un v0to de 13 contra -, cs'
tando ausente Lucero, y yotando en-
contra, Abbott de Colfax, Denniston,
Hudspeth Martin, Moran, Mullins
Ruppe, studley y Trujillo, La camara
voto una apropiacion de S10O para una
adioion al capitolo para la eual proyee
que SO giren bonos. El proyecto del
consejo poniendo al condado de sando'
val en- 81 distrlto de procuradores del
condado de Santa Fe. Proyecto de Ia
camara imponiendo castigo d cpd
quiera persona abajo de la edad dc
"a amos ale Sc emborrache, Este past
/ por el voto de 1S contra 10.
Parece que aun en- Ia camara ha ma
bido una detection en- el caro- ie ID
banda pues el ndmero de los flele.
Iparece reducldo de II 10.
El motive para el pasaie de Ia Ley
aboliendo Ia pollcfa montada parec
ser debldo a las buenas ldiligencla
que han hecho la fuer2a contra 10
crimnales. 10 quad Interfere seria
mente con los prop6sltos de la gayill
de la rapiha.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02

Don Amado Romero, de eata recibio
nm palt9 telegra6co de Santa Fs Ell 50
bsdo ann noiandole Ia defuncion de 50
pre,ioss nifis, T4resita, la que oontAba
14sfios de edsa .ienio ls mayor de en-
famiiA Entendamt que Ia nina mu
nd vfofima d. tisis Terssita era uos
NINA muy iutebgeute y de- una desDosi
rion muy Dohls Ao-I ten al Sr Rome
lpyiu espoEs puestTs siaeeTs condolen
sLA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02

El Congreso hs pAsAdo una ley v'li-
dadno los bonos dc Taos y tmbien
IA emi.ifn votAdA per ia nltl "a le'
g'nlatnra do Nuevo Mexico las Ia
oonstruccion de dep6sitnS do rms
en- Albuquerque y Las V-ga'. en- u
suma do sl5 900 nara Gaia s"r
qua ca'goiA mas prs los n'g'H
AZ tAsarinn ds Eusvo MFx'o ouye
sYspt?) f,vpy d.bsmos 81 del gsd1 gu'
kSeP gaVsg.'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02
BUENAs NoTlclAs PARA LOS PEN
SloNlSTAS,
Ley Deeretada por el conareso para
Acreeentar las Pensiones los Sol
dados de la Guerra Civil yMexicana.

Fl congreso actual jacaba de deere
tar una ley acrecentando las pensiones
los soldados oflciales, de Ia guerra
civil y 10 guerra con Mexico, que ha-
yan llegado a la edad de sesenta y dos
amos Para information general y para
ra beneficio especial dc los interesa'
dos pulflcamos a continuation las
prescripciones de la nueva ley que
son como siguc;
Sec, l. Que toda persona cue sir
vlera noyenta dias mas tempo en-
el servicio militar naval defos Esta-
dos Unidos iurante Ia Cltima guerra
civil, Q sesenta dias en- La guerra con
Mexico, que haya sido descargado
honorihcamente, v, que haye Iegado
q la edad de sesenta y dos amos mas,
al dar prueba de t2s hechos segun las
lregas y regulaciones que preseriba
el secretario del interior, sera pues'a
en- las llstas de pensionistas, estara
ntitulado recibir pension como 81
Igue a saber.
EN- case que la tel persona haya
Illegado la edad de sesenta y dos a.
nos, doce pesos al mes; setenta amos,
qulnce pesos al mes setenta y clnco
Iahos 9 mas, yeinte pesos al mes; cuya
lpension comenzara desde la fecha del
archiyo de la aplIcacion ante el Cuer-
lpo de Pensionistas, despues del pasa-
lie aprobacion de esta ley Entendi
ldo, que los penslonistas que tengan
sesenta y dos amos dc eded 0 mas los
cuales estan actualmente rociOiendo
pension bajo las leyes vlgentas Gu
yos reclamos est6nt ahorl pcndlentes
ante 81 Cuerpo de Pensions podlaf
Ireclbir los beneficlos de esta ley hd
clendo aplicacion al Comis'onado d'
Penslones, en- Ia formula que q pres
criba, NADIA de 10 que a1ui gued'
expuesto debera impeeU q ninsuf
/. Ipensionista Q pensionista5 ~ pioSccu
!. tar su reclamo y recibir pension lei
= IcualQuiera otra ley general 0 especia.
!. IEntendido que ulEgdh peIsona rec
!. blra pension baio ninsuna otra Icy
. mlsmo tempo por el mlsmo period
que este recibiahl1 pension hdlo IA
!. prostrlpciones de esta ley
u "Entcndido, adenas, aue nnsuh
y persona cue est5 actualmente recthiel
1. do Q reciba, despueg 40 alora, mayc
IA lss4aaqd do po'5I7n ha!' ea'lQaIe'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02
AvIso.

Por estAs preoentes yo elabejo 1tma'
do, doy avi.o que 5engo on mi poder, IN
cAballo osouro mas menos de 5 o 6
sfios, seguu me pRreoe, J tiene esta mar
ca L en- Ia pitraa iEquisrds. Iaprsona
cue se oonsieer dn' 20 de dioho csba'
10y D uebs legAlmente "a dereehl pue
d. obsenerlo psgando les derechos do ea'
Ga Aviso spgun sea jokto. Este cAballo
estuvo hacienda perjuicios en- los priu'
cipios do Noviembrs patado, y no pare
oiendo So dut no 20 10 he reportado y 10
tengo nor IL corte dol Juez DO Psz, del
pseCinto No 8 del C)nd ado do Mora, en-
La OntvA N. NJ,
Porfirio GArcis.
p O LACntva NM 3 23 81.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02
EsTo VALE LA PENA DE REC0E
DARSE

SlAmpre que usted tepga tos 3 rasfrio
reoueriese oue 10 Miel y BreR de Foley
las ourA No ponga en- riesgo Ia talud
tomAndo otrA, exoepto Ii genuina. Va
en- paquete amarillo
En- Ia botica de 70. q. Schaefer Red
| Cross Drug 90.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-02

T ngo en- mi pudrr, heoe ) a.esrs, uvN
uns yegua nlszanA con estes heTTos n
en- ls olerua isquierds y L n en la IA
"a del mismo lato Reo0brelo 81 dusfi0
de mi pegando IN vrstos habidca
Msapsi G,Ez$ssli, Q ] tAs COrsa 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
ALL READY FOR THAW CASE
Docket of the New York Criminal
Court Cleared and the Trial
Will Begin Today.

New York. Jan. 22.-Thet calendar CT
the criminal branch of the New York
state supreme court was cleared for the
trial of Harry X. Thaw today The
Thaw case stands next on the caian-
dar, and tonight there appears nothing
tc prevent the opening of the trial to-
morroy morning as scheduled.
The principal witnesses for the state
had their final conference with the
states attorney today.
Nearly ali the witnesses who are ex-
pected to testify against Thaw had
ceen reached by subpoena and were on
hand. They were questioned with the
purpose of learning just what testi-
.mony may be expected when the wit
ress goes on the stand.
Thaw passed a quiet night in mis-
cell and was up early in anticipation
of a long session with his attorneys
and the customary visit from his wife.
mother and sister.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
FULL PASSENGER RATES
Commissioner Harlan Strains a
Point to the Disadvantage
of the Newspapers.

Washington. Jan. 22.-The interstate
commerce commission, in an opinion by
Commissioner Harlan. holds that men en-
ployed by newspap ers to assert newspa-
pers on special trains may not lawfully
be granted transportation. The decision
follows:
Where congress has expressly enumer-
ated special classes OF persons or things
that may be exempted and excepted from
the operation OF general provisions in a
law this commission cannot enlarge the
excepted classes by mere construction
Held, therefore. that the so-calied care
takers Of newspaper companies. whose
duty II Is to assert newspapers ON special
newspaper trains and make them into
packages for deliveries as the trains ar
rive at the several points along the line
OF the run. may not lawfully be granted
the free transportation that is permissible
under the act to regulate commerce to
caretalxers of certain other kinds of traf-
fic specifically enumerated in the act
Newspapers employees cannot lawfully
be carried on special newspaper trains
under a commodity rate estab lished for
the carriage Of newspapers or at any
other rate than the one specified in a
regularly schedule of passenger rates"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
BULGE CASE DISMISSED.
Appeal Will Be Taken to Supreme
Court of Idaho.
(speclal DO The Herald)

Boise. Ida. Jan. 22.-At Blackfoot to-
day Judge Stevens dismissed the case
brought against Judge Alfred Bulge
Of the Fifth district on the ground that
he was disqualified from holding Office
by reason of his being a Mormon. The
court held 1t did not have Jurisdiction
as the proceedings should have been
started in the supreme court. IT is I'M
tee. by which tho case was brought,
will take an appeal TO the supreme
court The case rests upon the allega-
ton that the Mormon church teaches
ana encourages polygany, the state
constitution providing that no person
can vote or hold Office who belongs to
an organization that teaches OK en-
courages that practice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
EXTREMELY COLD WEATHER ALL OVER
EUROPE, WITH FALLING TEMPERATURE
Blizzard of Extraordinary Violence Raging in RuSsa-Great
Suffering in Austria and Germany.

London. Jan. 22-The cold wave which
was recorded from the continent yester-
day, has reached Great Britain. The tenn
perature fell 20 degrees today, and there
is a boisterous easterly gale, with a
threat of snow.
Almost the whole OF Europe is involved
in the cold wave. a feature of which has
been the suddenness of the fail in tenn
perature in western Europe. There has
been a heavy fall of snow at Naples and
in the Swiss Alps, while IN Germany, AUS
tria and Russia the severity Of the wealth
er is increasing and causing intense dis
comfort and suffering. Vienna reports
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
(speeiaI to- The Herald.l

Logan. Jan. 22.-An agent of the
United States immigration bureau was
in Logan today and placed under arrest
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Firstrup who. it IS
alleged. violated the United States i'm
migration law i'm entering this country.
1t is said that they and their child. and
perhaps two other young people. will
be Immediately deported, especially as
they offer no objection to such pro-
ceeding. The Firstrups are Mormon
converts and came here last year from
AalbOrg. Denmark.
Perjury at Boston.
They say that they came here be
cause they wanted 10 join their child,
who had preceded them to this eoun-
try. and for the further reason that
they had been taught by Mormon mis-
sionaries that they would not be prop
erly married until they had gone
through the temple. When they start
ed from Denmark they were asked to
take two other children with them and
while they at first objected, they final
ly consented, and at the port of Bos-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
Story is Denied .
JUSTICE AFTER A RASCAL
Colorado Senate Will Investigate
Statement of Notorious Sem
ator Morgan.

y Denver. Jan. 22.-By a vote of II 4
y TO II, the senate today adopted n I
y resolution for the appointment OF \
= a special committee of three MEM =
= bers 10 Investigate the alleged =
= bribing OF Senator Richard Nor
= gan two years ago. The accusa-
y ton of bribery is based on q state
y iaent made by Senator Morgan :
y himself during the Adams-Pea- 4
\ body gubernatorial contest, when \
y he asserted that he had received y
+ 500 from representatives Of the =
y Colorado e. Southern railroad on 4
= condition that he should vote for =
y Adams. During the debate today =
4 on the resolution Morgan ex- \
y claimed dramatically. when de- =
y Tending his action: Let him who y
= is without sin among you cast the \
q first stone" y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23

the lowest temperature recorded in fifty
years.
There have been heavy SnOWStormS in
Bohemia. and hundreds Of school children
in Galicia have been frostbitten. At
Trieste bora "a clustering wind that
blows over the Adriaticl is raging, AMI
navigation has been suspended.
Southern Russia and the Black sea are
being swept by a blizzard OF extraordi-
nary violence. and the harbor at Odessa
is frozen over. Many vessels are ashore
near Odessa. and IL is impossible TO send
them aid. The railroad lines are buried IN
snow and communication cannot be main-
famed Numerous deaths have been
recorded, and the temperature is still TALL
ing~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23

u'' coroner Who Performed the Autopsy the First Witness
Many Persons Summoned.

of the emergency hospital. where SEN
ator Brown died
Among the other witnesses summoned
and who viii testify before the grand
jury are Theodore J. Tally. manager;
f. G. Owens. clerk. ard Miss Josephine
KidwelI. maid of the Raleigh hotel. In
addition. the grand jury will hear the
testimony OF Police Officers Frank EN-
NETT, Il. A. Lamb, Clifford L. Grant
and Guy e. Burlingame. and Messrs.
NJ. S. Gum, Clayton Halchair, Edward
Arnett and Edward "A. Parker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Big Fight Over Proposed Railroad
Commission Law.

Carson. New. Jan. 22.-The preliminary
skirmish I'm the fight for railroad regu-
lation i'm this state came off today in the
assembly Folsom of Washoe county in
troduced a resolution providing for a
steering committee to be composed of one
member from each county in the state to
formulate methods of procedure on all
railroad legislation.
p r. Skagg. speaker. went on the floor
and opposed the resolution, which was de-
feated
The Nevada Commercial League will
push bill creating railroad commits
sion.
Senate committees were appointed to-
day: all are Republicans. The house COM
mittees will be appointed Wednesday and
will be Democratic. bill appropriatine
$45 600 for expenses was passed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
RESENT THE olscouRrEsY.
O''ens Of Kingston win Demand
Swettenham's Removal

caiiess sun .o. Jamaica. Jan. 2f.-The pubIi-
Governor 'sy IN the Daily TELEGRAPH of
ADMIT sw2ttenhams letter TO Pear
r eserir,,,Da.a laws has greatly intensified the
gor erno. OK the residents against the
Anerseosr ior rebuffing the tenders of
moyene.. assistance. and there is a
recall Oh loot here to demand his
continued on PAGE 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
CASE is HOPELESS.

Olean. N Y Jan. 22.-Former Governor
Higgins condition showed a slight i'm
provement tonight. but the members of
the family arc in no way encouraged BY
tho seeming change for the better realiz-
ing that there can be but one pending
termination 10 his illness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23

iion - son Jan. z2.-The examina-
i9rn.r ~''nesses to the shooting Of
Iegst,hs1s senator I Brown by Mrs. Brad
nornlnr Raleigh hotel was begun this
eaeesr tba ' Sire the local grand Jury
s'ties Af,o,lectlon Of Assistant United
n.liress - r'nIy J. 6. Adkins. The first
espaly co .oo Dr. Laruina GIasebook.
,,opss. n.vser. Who performed ihe an,
~ d. CO. 80. Slaseboolx viii be foIlowe.,
'''es 8. White. superintendent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
TENTS SENT FROM CUBA.
Aid for Kingston Sufferers After Re-
buff Of Admiral Davis.

Washington. Jan. 22-An expression OF
gratitude from Governor Swettenham Of
jamaica for the sympathy and aid OK
tended By the United States 10 the vic
Tins Of the disaster on that island. the
publication Of the text Of a graceful note
from Esme-lloward. the British charge
here. conveying the regrets OF Sir Edward
Grey. the British secretary OF state. on
account 81 the Incident and g. aoabled ne
port from American Vice Consul Orrett
gt Kingston. were among todays devei-
opments ir the now famous controversy
between the governor and Rear Admiral
Davis. commanding the relief Squadron.
which went TO Kingston.
While Governor Swettenham's MESA &c
Is couched IN the most polite terms, the
british authorities are not through with
ihe natter lnlhiS letter Mr.. Howard in
forms ths government that his majesty
government are causing official inquiries
20 % made as 20 the authenticity of the
letter credited to Governor Swettenham.
Tents Sent from Cuba.
An interesting chapter was admitted 20
iae case today, when IL became known
t1ai on Jan. 20. after Admiral Davis and
nis Sllls mad sailed from Kingston. Brig
salT General Whit. commanding the
army or paCificatiOn in Cuba. on the re-
guest Of the acting British minister at
tteittstittlAAFN AAAIOuEn Governor
Assoon. had sent to Kingston five hos
l.lsl tents. twenty-eight wall tents and
lli-t"o conical wall tents. all COM
Seereiary Taft was prompt 10 give his
approval on his arrival here Yesterday
morning from South Carolina. and il is
lldetsto2d that tents are now on their
way 70 Kingston. Vice Consul Orrett re-
ported another shock today. In RESPONSE
v specific inquiries from the department
ne caoled that Sperry. Bourke. Watson
rn VIE. Mrs. Case. Joseph and Mary
Llslace. Edwards and daughter and Tav-
JOY we're all alive.
Situation in Jamaica.
q. The following cablegram summarizing
atuatlon in Jamaica as the result
o e earthquake was received from Mr.
VseU under today's date.
~ JOSS OF life at any Of the hotels AZ
,,..l.eg9 bay. Port Antonio. interior
~ s-- ., knutsford park Constant Springs
h.a,s otner hotel except at Myrtle Rank
49, which was completely wrecked
9 Deaths occurred there. chiefly,
among the employees.
,,l,.ue Oh the names mentioned I'm vour
Seso,srem IN death list so far Dublished
rs.a' ooqies have been found in tho bIlsi-
49,! tp,toh or the city, which was de-
reeogr gs oy IRE. but were burned beyond
ss, 1Sgn sgate opened today. Another
r,.. lnN afternoon. No damage. Trains
4Wo piers saved"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
APOLOGY WILL
Be NECESSARY
o,bowise Governor SWetten-
ham Will Have to Retire
from Office in Jamaica.
GOVERNMENT is WAITING
ors,cIAL REPORT NOT YET RE-
cElVED.
GOVERNMENT is WAITING


AAA1AA+$&<%+~$N
woehington. Jan. -.-Ihe state de-
,,gtment made public the tohowing
o aIo,,sjca. Jan. 2O.-The Hon. ElihU y
Secretary o. State. Washing y
~. Jamaica profoundly grateful 10 y
w. cvrcucncv for expression Of 4
,,,afhv and for the very practical y
IA so kindly given by Admiral Davis y
snl the entire service squadron or
sup r-,f+ed states navy.-GOvcTnOT." y
Tho cablegram was received last
night
,o,dor Ian. 22-The incident arising
90, ,bc excnange Of letters at Kingston
,,,wccu Governor swettenham and Rear
ADMIRAL Davis now appears to be enter
inc tbe waiting stage. as the government
,ftcr doing an possible in the absence Of
,5yices from the governor Of jamaica is
obliged 10 defer further action until he
reports
In The meantime the trend OF official
continent is toward having Governor
svetteubam apologize or retire. but this
Is based on the press accounts of the
iociden; and on letters. and it may be
modified BY Governor Swettenham' YER
sion giving extenuatin circumstances.
IN tbe absence OF a report from the
governor 10 his government. his dispatch
10 Secretary Root. which has been repro
dnced here. tends further TO mystify the
mind of the public. which finds it diff
erit 20 reconcile the. governors present
recognition OF the assistance rendered by
The American squadron with the terms Of
hrs previous letter.
John r. Carter. American charge DAFT
flires. held an informal exchange Of
views with the officials Of the foreign
Office this afternoon. but was informed
that absolutely nothing had yet been re-
ceiyed from Governor Swcttenham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
MAIL CLERKS APPOINTED,

Especial 70 The Herald.)
Washington. Jan. 22.-James A. Ba-
ker of Laramie and r. G.. Dubuisson
of Cheyenne, Wyo.. were appointed
railway mail clerks today.