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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
CORTE DE DISTRITO


Ante Ia seccion segunda que presi-
de Ell juez don Emilio del Toro Cue
bas, Sc ha leido la acusacion contra
Ezequiel Ponce a quien Sc acusa de
asesinato en- primer grado cometido
en- la persona de Emilio Mendoza en-
Vega Baja, de cuyo hecho conocen
nuestros lectores.
Ell juez del Toro nombr6 abogado
en- esta causa al senor Falcon quien
a pet;cion del acusado neg6 la acusa-
cion y pidio que fuera juzgado ante
jurado.
Ell marshal seiior Labrador notified
4 la Corte que el acusado Dionisio Sc
rrano, sc encontraba gravemente en-.
termo. FL juez del Toro suspendi6
por dicho motivo Ell juicio que Sc le
lnstruye por hurso mayor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
Movimientoz de carceles

En- la carcel de Aguadilla han in
gresado disposicidn del Juez NUM-
cipal, los individuos Agapito Ouifio-
mes, acusado del delito de hurto de
menor cuantfa, Valentfn Alvarez Dor
infracci6n de las leyes de Sandal v
Mateo Lopez, de falsa represents
cion.
Han ingresado en- la carcel de Pom.
ce, Acisclo Colon, acusado de ultraie.
Maria Elisa Sanchez, per infraccion
de las Leyes de Rentas Internas. '
ka'mundo Toro, por el supuesto de-
Tito de acometimiento aggression con
circunstancias. graves.
Han sido puestos en- libertad de Ia
carcel de Humacao. por haber Gu mpli-
do sus sentenc las, los ciudadanos Con
zalo Rodriguez. Garcia, Heraclio Flo
resy Flores. Fernando Figueroa y
Collazo, por haber prestado fianxa
Juan Gonzalez y Reyes.
Rosario Nieves, ha ingresado en- Ia
carcel de .Guayama 4 cumplir la SEN
tencia que lie fue impuesta Dor dclito
contra Ia justicia; E,afcmio Herman
dcz ingres6 en- Ia galera de sumarias
de Ia rnisna c6rcel acusado tlc stcn-
tado contra IN vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
Nuevos Concejales

Esta tarde aprobara el Consejo Eje-
cutivo los uoinoramieutos hechos por
Ell gobernador Post, de don Mariana
Eucarnacion para Conceal de Truji-
llo- Alto. por renuncia de don Jose
Gonzalez Dlaz; don Manuel Ledesma
para igual cargo del municipio de
Arecibo; y para Alcalde de Hatillo
don Alejandro Mora y Marrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
HIpdll0lIo n
Las fiesta hfpica del doiningo pr6xi-
mo. Vsrisdad dgoabsllos
475o Dc .premios
GRAM EMTUslAsMo

En- el dia de hoy han empezado Z
circular los programas para Il sequn.
da fiesta hfpica que tendr4 efecto el
domingo 2S del corriente en- el Hip6-
dromo de San Juan.
Por las combinaciones que el
prospecto nos seffala, entire los caba-
llos de veloz escape y resistencia se
vera una lucha igual que pondra al
p1blico indeciso alhacer apuestas.
Para estas importa1tes carreras el
hip6dromo repartira varios premios
por valor de $50 dollars.
La animaci6n que reina entire los
amantes este "sport, cada dfa. es
mas creciente, por 10 que promote es-
ia temporada ser una de las mas bri-
llantes. J.
POGO q POGO van llegando los ala
zanes que en- este hip6dromo Sc dis
cutian los premios mas importantes
de las temporadas pasadas.
Para las dos. media Sc anota la
primera carrera,,1aa distancia de 7sc
metros. entire el Navarrito, Sine Te-
more, Rubio. Lave de Orc y Nina.
En- la segunda q distancia de 75c
metros, el Principe, competitor del
Perla fna, luchara con ell California
ell de mejor record 4 esta distancia en-
este hip6dromo.
A media milla la tercers entire e1
Faraon, Confucio, Delirio y Sultan.
Ell L!ave y Ell Pegazo en- la cuarta
correran 4 distancia de 900 metros.
Aguila Blanca. Favorito, Carolina,
Chiripero y Noble segundo. daran
tres vueltas a la pista en- Ia quinta
carrera, obteniendo Ell vencedor un
premio de 100 dollars.
Con 200 dollars de premio y a una
milla de distancia lucharan por to-
marse la delantera, Ell Majestic y ell
Relampago en- la sexta carrera.
Ell espectaculo sera amenizado por
Ia Banda del Hipodromo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
TRIBUNALES
EN- Ell SUPREME

Esta maflana Sc VIC ante esta Cor
te, ell recurso de apelacion interpues-
ia por don Antonio Landron y otros
seflores coutra una sentencia de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan en- Ell
plelto seguido por eh<:.Apelante con
doi1a Ines Navedo, sobre nulidad de
testamentaria y otros extremes. Ell
Tribunal conhrm6'la resoluc ion de la
Corte inferior.
Este mismo tribunal ha' senalado
para el 9 de Mayo proximo la apela-
cion de Rogelio ;c6l6n convicto de
ultraje ante IA Corte inferior y para
el 10 del mislno mes la apelacion de
Esteban Delaney por asesinato en-
segundo grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

COrte Federal

Actualme ente> SIC esta viendo ante
esta Corte ell pleito interpuesto por
don Maxim ino Ma arrero contra los Sc
ilcres Marquee y Compafiia, sobre po-
session de cien cuerdas de terreno en-
la Jurisdiction de Utuado. Repre-.
sentan 4 los demandados los seilores
Dexter y Coil y Cuchi.
La demanda entablada por don Mi
guel Guerra ante esta Corte en- re-
clamacion de honorarios estara sos
tenida por Ell abogado Mr.. Mott.
Esta tarde SC vera Ell juicio ante
Jurado contra Juan Roges de Caguas
d quien Sc acusa de perjurio. De-
fendera al acusado un sbogado ame-
ricano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
FL nuevo edlficio escolar

Maiana en- la noche sc reunira la
Junta escolar de este c;udad. Sc
tratara ~extensanente el informe y
pianos del nuevo edifcio que ha de
levantarse en- la esplanada de Puer.
ia de TERRA, frente al Teatro Mu-
nicipal.
Sc destinara para dichas obras cua-
renta y ocho mil dollars.
FL presfdente de la Junta, doctor
Carbonell confia que muy en- breve
quedaran ultimados los trabajos los
cualcs Sc preseataran al Consejo
Executive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

IN una pob11ci6n - c1G r.. "
Iprevia ~ djSper1sa al nv 2Ss ! 49,
|ri6oad0 sontoo1 o1annoneo o. y S oeo-
si:s,,a M. oacalrsaaia 4 - - dos
81 povia go e.,sss, 49, j =
IN guapo much3cho Ilaala6o Csles-
Itino Giordano.
"a novia Sc llama Iulin1s Nappa.
cuenta trece abriles y - ra koce-
|nita preciosa. ,>s.,
Ambos partenecen r;c4s familias
de Ia alta burguesfa de ~ 1ocalidad.
FL vcstfa de mar inGro, con pauta-
lon bombacho. Ia novia lucia traio
corto de seda blanca y velO - azahar.
Durante la ceremonia Los novios
no cesaron de- mirsrs4 \ sOnreirse
|tiernamente, actitud que contrastaba
agriamcnte con Ia cara seria Y 81
adusto continente de sus padres, que
parecian francarnente malkumorsdos
Tlene este. una sencilla explica-
cion. Las fami1ias de Celestin6 IN
lieta habitaron durante mncho item
|po Ell N ismo palacio. Los Sniffos ere
|cieron juntos y acabaron por querer-
lse ciegamente. Precoces ca dems
|sia, pronto echaron de yer que su
Garlic tenfa mucho de amor. tan
|poco sc cuidaron de ocultarlo, Que
sus padres 10 Rieron claram ente.
Por primera providencia, Celestino
~ Julieta fueToh separados. Brusca-
mente aca baron Sus entrevistas en-
lei jardin, donde solian celebrar sus
amantes coloquios.. POGO despues.
las famlllas Sc separaron, yendose la
de Celesti4o ha bitar en- otra parte.
Con este. la passion de los riflos Sc
exacerbo locamcnte. Los dos decla-
raron locamente q sus padres que no
|podian soportar tan cruel separation.
~ que estaban resueltos casarse.
Y viendo que Sc les oponia una tran.
lea lntranslgencla, concertaron entire
vIstas secretas,. para las cuales bur
laban ingenio saraete la vigilancia.
Estas entrevistas tuvieron TN re-
sultado Ell que los enamorados ape
|tecian: es decir la boda. LEGO un
momento en- que los padres de Ce-
lestino y bllieta: celebraron una con-
ferencia muy seria larga, de la
|que ambos salieron entristecidos, di-
ciendo: No queda mas remedio que
caSarlos, y cuanto anteS'.
Este es el: camino por donde ha
venido Ia bodaae hoy.
Cuando los novios salieron de la
iglesia. el pueblo, encan'tado con su
juventul y sugestionado por Ia fell
Icidad que sc vefa en- sus rostros, los
aclau10 con entf1 IA srno
Despues de la ceremonial hubo un
banqnete luego los nov,os empren-
dieron q viaje de boda, que Dios ha
ga felicisimo. i
Mas tarde vendran 4 yer al Papa.
ante el cual Sc presentaran acompa-
rlados del que fue su preceptor GUAM
DO "eran n'fios y*vivian juntos.
Te0eScAi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Ell gerente del Banco de Economics
y Prestamos que Sc va 4 fundar en-
Caguas, ha presentado un escrito al
Consejo Executive pidierdo la incor-
poraci6n del expresado Banco 4 las
leyes vigentes en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Sc le hA concedidd cuatro meses de
licencis al registrsdor dc Ia propiedad
don Joaquin Servera Silva, quien Sc
encuentra enfermo.
El se1or Silva<se propone hacer un
viaje 4 Espafia fin de recobrar SD
algo quebrantada salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Ell acting secretario Mr.. Gill, ha
pasado al Consejo Executive una CO.
pia de- la franquicia firnada por Ell
Gobernador Mr.. Post de la "Fajardo
Sugar Company.' ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Sc ha recomendado favora ablemente
una franquicia de la Guanica Centrs
para sacar aqua del rio Rosario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Esta tarde mafiana ell iefe del
Conscid ado senor Acuha pedira Ia
renuncia de sus puestos varios en-
plead0s de ohciuas !! generates, que CO.
rrepoaden al Consolidate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Sc nos dice que ell Ayuntamiento
de San Juan, acogiendo las indica
clones de la prensa, dictarz una orde.
nanza sobre autom6viles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Ell Comisionado Mr.. Grahame, no.
tihca a la Camara Alta haber celebra-
do un contrato con Isabel Rodriguez
de Barranqu;ta, en- arriendo de quin-
ce cuerdas de~terrenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25
Nota del dia

-Esto es 10 primero. y tai vez
10 unico que ha dicho de nos
otros al llegar de Tegreso q la
metropoli ell secretarioe de la
guerra Mr.. Taft. Asi nos 10 ha
comun1cado nuestro correspou-
sal blegrahco, y asi, desgra-
ciadamente asi, condensa Y ra-
tifca Mr.. Taft. su criterio va
manifestado en- la colopia.
Aquellos anuncios pomposos,
que sirvieron de reclamo al via.
je va terminado de igual modo
que otros muchos, va vemos en-
10 que Sc han convertible.
Mr.. Taft reptile con un laco-
nismo extraiio. Y con una inva-
riable hjeza 10 mismo que han
dicho en- todas las epocas los
redentoristas, hasta en- aquellos
dias tragicos en- que el espectro
de la ruina ell fantasma del
hambre llenaba de som bras de
muerte a la colonia. Puerto
Rico esta prospero! ~ es que
resulta sorprendente. rara, num-
ca vista 10 prosperldad de Puer-
to Rico? les por ventura que
de TN pueblo miserable y ex-
hausto, han hecho los redento-
ristas TN pueblo de opulencia y
de riqueza?
Tai parece que Puerto Rico
ha sido en- otros tiempos IN pa
ramo solitario Y empobrecldo
un erial infecundo, cuando asi
sc atanan nuestros tutores pro-
clamando a todos los vientos
una prosperidad que ST tuviera
las preparedness que le 1uieren
atribuir nuestros tutores, no
tendria por clio nada de des-
acostumbrada nj de maravillosa
para nosOtrOs.
No Sc trata de un milagro
cuya virtud Sc deba a la colo
nlZaclOn nOrteamericona, el que
haya entrado el pals en- un pc
riodo que pudieramos lamar de
franca convaiecencia, despues
de la crisis aniquiladora en- que
sumio a la IsIa, no solo e. ciclon,
Ell terrible cicl6n que ha servi-
do para encubrir muchos Y tre
mendos desaciertos gubernati-
vos, slno en- primer termino, Ell
camOio de soberania que dejo a
Puerto Rico sin mercados para
sus productos.
lQue elementos nuevos de
prosperidad. que industrias ma
ravillosas, que fecundas iniciati-
vas, que es 10 que han hecho,
que es 10 que han desarrollado
aqui los dominadores de la colo.
MIA para que asi Sc enorgullez
car de la prosperidad que ellos
ven y de la cue ellos les rodea,
en- sus visitas fugaces a la CO
lonia?
Cada dia es una nueva de-
cepci6n la que Sc recibe, una
desilucion abrumadora, TN des-
engano pesaroso.
Mr.. Taft no ha encontrado
otro elogio, otra recomenda-
clon. otro juicio. otra justicia
que hacer de nosotros, que la
Tepeticion de esa cantata q la
prosperidad, d una prosperidad
que es todas nuestra. toda de la
lsla naturalmente opulenta. IA
talmente fecunda. sin que sea
entire nosotTos una novedad nj
una sorpresa. III In motive de
estupor y de asombro Ell estar
prosperos, porque hemos naci-
do en- pTosperidades mayores
y hemos vivldo en- elias, hasta
el cambio de soberania.
No ha podido ocurrirsele una
vulAaridad m avor al ilnstre
politico norteamericano que ell
dicho de que estaI1os pr6spe-I
ros, como todo resumen y GO !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Para hoy esta anunciado en- la Sc
sion del Consejo Executive, el asuntc
de la concession de una franouicia pa
ra proiongar la via de los carros elec
tricos de San Juan Rio -Piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

La Corte Federal Ia desestimado
una demanda de don Eugenio Lopez
contra la compaf1ia New York and
Porto Rico Company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-25

Corte Federal. N,1evas franquicias
Arriendo del comisionado
Mr.. Grahame.
OF RAs NoTlciAs

81 Attorney General hs aceptado
esta tarde Ia renunci4 del seiior don
Manuel Diaz, ,ejuex de Pas de Gurabo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
MANY OFFERS OF AID ARE
RECEIVED BY SAN FRANCISCO
AND OAKLAND TELEGRAPHERS
BY Associated Press.

OAKLAND. Cal, June 22.-The strik-
ing commercial telegraph operators of
San Francisco and Oakland met at IL
o'clock this morning in the union head
quarters at Sunset hall, West Oakland
to plan the campaign of the strike.
The first proceedings were the appoint
ment of executive committees and the
assignment of pickets to the various
telegraph offices affected " the strike.
The officers of the union received
many kilograms from various sister
unions in other parts Of the country
indorsing the stand taken by the local
union and promising aid in any form
needed.
1t was reported among the union
men that sympathetic strike has
been declared by the operators in
southern Nevada, but this has not been
verified. The local operators are firm
in their assertion that the outcome of
the strike will be favorable to them.
The entertainment committee is ar
ranging for numerous social affairs to
be held in the near future, and plans
have already been completed for dis
persing strike benefits to the members
of the organization.
The following committees were ap-
pointed at the meeting this morning:
Financial committee-A. W. Copps,
chairman; press committee, National
President ram ]. Small, chairman;
picket committee D. Allen, chairman;
entertainment committee. Mrs. Dot
Yoell, chairman; lookout and reception
committee, w. w. McCandliss, chair
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
REPUBLICANS FEAR
BRYAN S STRENGTH
THINK ROOSEVELT ONLY MAN
WHO HAS CHANCE
Ex-senator Stephen w. Dorsey Writes
That Nebraskan Has Such Strong
Following That He Could Easily
Defeat Hughes or Others
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, June 22.-ln c letter
to the New York Times ex-senator
Stephen w. Dorsey, formerly OF Ar
kansas, now of Los Angeles, who has
just arrived ia London from New YORK;
says he thinks that the candidates In
the next presidential campaign Will be
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr. Bryan.
"Mr. Roosevelt" said -4r. Dorsey, rs
a candidate for reelection. and has
been for some time. The impression is
growing that he is the only man able
to handle the peculiar situation that
has developed in the United States In
the last few years. 1 am convinced
that he is the only man with whom
the Republicans can beat Mr.. Bryan.
Though 1 am a strong Repupllcan
I believe that Mr.. Bryan would make
a good president, Notwithstanding he
has queer ideas occasionally. He is the
strongest man the Democrats have
and, unlike Roosevelt, he does not &c
around with the big stick.
Just before leaving home I had in
terviews with several Republican lead
ers. Their chief fear is of Mr.. Bryan's
growing strength / don't think Gov
ernor Hughes would make any show
against him. I don't doubt Mr.. Bryan
would be able to raise larger cam
paign fund than Mr.. Roosevelt"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
KING AND QUEEN
GREET MARK TWAIN
AMERICAN HUMORIST is LION
lied IN LONDON
Attends a Garden Party at Windsor
Castle and Is Introduced to
Royalty by Ambas-
sador Reid
Bv Associated Press.

Bv Associated Press.
LONDON, June 22.-Mark Twain was
the center of attraction at the king S
garden party at Windsor this after
noon, and besides meeting the king and
the royal party he had a handshake
with several hundred notables. Upon
his return from the garden party he
said he had enjoyed himself and was
not a bit tired.
He was accompanied to Windsor by
John Henniker Heaton, father of i'm
perial penny postage, who introduced
him to many of the kings guests on
his way to the party, including Sir
Henry Campbell -Bannerman, Sir Henry
Mortimer Durcnd and Ellen 'erry. He
heartily congratulated Miss Terry on
her recent marriage, the two shaking
hands.
After tea, which was served on the
lawn, Ambassador Reid presented Mr..
Twain to King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, and the king and the hu-
morist spent quarter of an hour in
conversation, the king Laughing heart
lily at Twains jokes. The queen also
joined in the conversation and was
much amused when Twain jokingly
asked if he could buy the Windsor
castle grounds from her majesty. Then
the king called on him to meet the
other guests. He introduced Twain to
the King of Sam, the Duke of Con-
naught, Prince Arthur of Connaught
and others. Prince Arthur is to receive
q degree at Oxford at the same time
as the American humorist and he re-
marked that he would collapse if called
upon for a speech. Thereupon Twain
offered to undertake it for him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Attorneys
Ready for
Battle
Prosecution Believes It
Has Established
Strong: Case
Counsel for Prisoner VIII Contend
That He Has Not Been Con-
nected with Any Actual
Crime
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, June 22-The closing
OF the case of the state leaves the great
battle again for the life of William D.
Haywood in midfield and from now for
ward the sides change-the defenders
assume the aggressive, the prosecutors
are on the defensive The state will
carry it's case on through an aggressive
cross-examination and then present tes-
timony in rebuttal, but its main propo-
sition and showing are already before
the jury. AS to the Steunenberg crime
which is the one specifically charged
against Haywood, the state has made
the following showing:
Jack Simpkins, member of the execu-
1--WE BOARD or the Western Federation of
Miners, went to Caldwell three months
petore Steunenberg was murdered. He
Travelled under the assumed name of
simmons" and lived with Orchard. He
left Caldwell at the end of weeks stay
and later returned for brief visit of
less than day. His presence and
movements are shown by independent
witnesses and the registers of the hotels
where he stopped.
Haywood sent $100 to Simpkins on De-
cember q, 1905, nine days before the
murder of Steunenberg, and an un-
signed letter, Sentcfrom Denver on De-
cember 30, 1905, and showing by its adj
oress TO Thomas Hogan" that the
(Continued ON Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
M'KINLEY ESTATE IN
CANTON Is, INVOLVED IN 1
CREDITORS LITIGATION

o BY Associated Press.
@ CANTON, Ohio, June or. $. =.
O Shields, administrator of the estate q
% of Abner Mckinley, today brought {"
@ suit against Anna Allen, former @
o wife of Abner Mckinley, and her q
@ daughter, Mabel McKinley-Baer, ="
@ to set aside "a transfer of real es- @
@ tate in Canton made by Abner Nc :"
O KinIey to his wife I'm 1904 The ="
O averment is that Abner Mckinley 9
o was then insOlvent and his wife g
@ knew 1T and that the transfer Is to :"
o. deceive creditors who had claims @
@ amounting to 100000.
@ The total value of this estate @
o was not sufficient to pay the credi- 9"
@ tor, but One-fifth share of the Will ="
@ liam Mckinley estate Will prob q
@ ably pay the claims.
@ @ o @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ q q ""V
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
$4,000 STOLEN
FROM SEA BOTTOM
Divers Hired to Recover Treasure of
Sunken Gunboat Find That
Others Had Been There
Before
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Two expert
divers, John L. Mcpherson and Simon
Grant of this city, have brought from
Haiti tale of one of the strangest
robberies on record. 1t was the theft
Of safe containing $4,000 from the
bottom of the sea, where 1t had lain in
sunken hulk for nearly five years.
The divers had been engaged to re-
cover the treasure from the Haitian
gunboat Crete-a-Perriot, which was
sunk in Gonaives harbor September 6,
1902, after an encounter with the Ger
man gunboat Panther. 1t appears that
the Haitian gunboat,s commanded by
Admiral Killick, had taken part in a
revolution against the Haitian govern
ment. To further the cause a German
merchantmen, the steamer Markoman-
min, was boarded and arms and ammu-
milton were seized. The commander Of
the Panther was notified and he soon
cornered the Haitian gunboat in Con-
aives harbor and fired at here. Those on
board the Crete-a-Perriot, rather than
let the ship fall into the hands of Ger
mans, exploded charge of dynamite
in the ship and caused her to sink. Sew
eral men were lost with the vessel.
1t was known at the time that the
safe in the admirals quarters contained
money and valuables amounting to up
ward of $4,000, but no effort was made
to recover this until recently when Nc
Pherson and Grant were engaged to
dive for the treasure. The divers had
no difficulty in locating the sunken
ship nor in locating the admirals room.
But when they sought the safe they
found it had been taken away The
condition of the cabin indicated that it
had been removed recently. The Hal
tian OFFICIALS, the divers say, were as
founded at the revelation, but could find
no clew to the identity of the subma-
rine thieves
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
PARTI

PART
1--Rebellion in France is uueIIed.
2-Schmitz gets half holiday.
3-Artists' masterpiece completed.
+6rings ideas for civic betterment.
5-Make progress on outfaII sewer.
6-San Pedro may be annexed yet.
7-Lovers' quarrel causes suicide.
PART II
2-Society news.
3-Dramatic news.
4-EditoriaI.
5-City news.
6-CabIe news.
8-9-Sports.
PART III
1-2-3-ReaI estate news.
4-CIean lodgings is new order.
5-Fres discusses San Pedro harbor,
6-7-CIassified advertisements.
PART w
Magazine section.
PART v
ChiIdren's magazine.
PART vi
coIored comic supplement.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
PEACE CONCLAvE
IS SATISFACTORY
Prominent Delegate Says All Nations
Are Animated by Desire to Ar
rive at a Reciprocal
Understanding
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
THE HAGUE, June PA leading
plenipotentiary, speaking tonight of the
situation at the peace conference, said
to the Associated Press:
1.-THE machinery is now moving with
general satisfaction, as all the countries
are sincerely animated by a desire for a
reciprocal understanding and a wish to
avoid irritating questions, finding for
each problem a formula beforehand ac-
ceptable to all. Thus the discussions
will certainly be attended by earnest
endeavor without disagreeable Incl
dents.
1.-THE success of this system has been
rendered easier by the questions being
intrusted to the most tactful and the
most distinguished men. Therefore, the
American proposition relating to con-
tracted debts which completes only
those of private citizens of one country
and the government of another, it Is
predicted, will be adopted with few
slight amendments"