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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

The ministers ~ the city q seat
he. irrespective % thcir party af-
fulatiaas mee On Mayor William
Hickman Moore good material foF =
xubsfnatursai candidate AZ the ex.
pffatton az the present term Of
Governor Mad.
Al the regular weekly meeting %
thr Ministerial association held yes
tsraav. the ministers not only pass.
81 resolutions commanding The
mayor for hia efficient adtuiniHtfs.
ton. but informally pledged thsm-
selves 10 muprpft hirn should he
seak re-sieeaion. and saEnsstsa aisu
that they would be pisaaed 20 lend
him their support should he become
eanaisiAts for governor.
In reply 70 the reference 10 a sec-
ond term az mayor. Judge Moqre
said.
IT r. too early 60 make nominal
tians. or % accept them. We must
walt a little while
If ron wili not aceeps the mayor
date for GOVERNOR the ministers
suggested
II IL too early. also" replied the
mayor. to name candidates Tor gov
stnar. ana also too early 60 accept
= nominAsion. However. II I were
governor ~ this state. some proee.
cutting stfeFnsys and shsFiffs who
have been resting upon their oars
would sci BUSY mighty quickly
That Mayor Mcorra admiuistfa-
ton OF civic affairs meets Wlth the
approval II members % al political
parties ss made evident by the hun
irsas 81 letters that come 90 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
Liner DAKOTA IS A
DOOMED CRAFT

The local officials Of the Great
Northern Steamship company stat,
ed this morning that no word had
been received relative 10 the wreck
of the Dakota. with the exception
Of the first report.
The local officials are AuxlouEly
awaiting tho arrival ~ SONS int0r'
nation regarding the wreck. bat
believe that the craft Ia siiil on the
rocks. or otherwise they would have
received a dispatch 10 the effect
that sho had sunk.
Netting definite relative 20 the
plans ~ the company will be made
public until al hope Of saving the
steamer IL abandoned" said one Of
the officials this morning. II tho
boat sinks the company viii prob
ably call for bids for the building
II = boat similar 20 the Dakota
Although the officials refuse TO
discuss the subject. Il 10 believed
that tie Great Northern Steamship
company will charter ono Of The
steamers of the Nippon fusen
Kaiaha line should tho Dakota
prove 4 luaA.
Betting on the arrival Of the
Dakota II Yokohama iH standing az
40 per cent tn marine circlsA today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
POLICE CAPTURE
HTGHWA YMAN

For the second time In this city
the police last might arrested Tom
Faker. one Of the most dangerous
men who ever visited the city. De-
tectives Barbee and Brown made the
arrest on suspicion. the record OF
Fraker being OF such character as
10 make his confinement nc. essary
for the safety OF citizens.
Praker has never been In the PEN
itentiary. although forced TO flee
from Minneapolis several years ago,
where he was wanted for robbery.
According to the police. Fraker is a
eatiek-up" man. his particular avo-
cation tn criminal way being
strong work.
Fraker was photographed Tor the
rogues' gallery IN isas, and imme-
dlately ordered 70 leave town. which
he did. remaining away until last
night. when he once more vontured
within the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
FREIGHT
IS POURING IN

Freight IL coming in 10 the
Northern Pacific and Great North.
ern dep0ts 80 fast that. unless
greater efforts arc pat forth b. the
merchants at this end. another con
gestion Is liable 20 occur at this
end Of the lines. Teaming tracks
In front Of the freight depoia are
crowded all day with heavy drays
aud express wagons endeayorlng 70
get the freight out OF the dopots.
One hundred cars a day Of mostly
west bound surplus freight were be.
Ing moved by the Great Northern
line. No prophecy r. made yet as
70 when tho eustbound embargo
will be lifted. but the time is not
thought to be far off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
NAN ACCUSED or KILLING
PETER Elmer CLAIMS LABOR
TROUBLES LEO VICTIM TO
ASSAULT Hlm--cAsE NEARs
ITS FINISH.

The testimony for the defense In
the case Of kinney McCloud, now
on trial for manslaughter. for the
killing Of Peter Elmer In the brew
cry Al Georgetown In January WAS
concluded this morning and the
case will probably go 70 the jury 70
day Mccloud claims he acted In
self defense, alleging that Elmer
attacked him because he was a non
union employ.
The first witness examined to'
dav was Minnie McCloud. MIS-
McCloud testified that three or four
daya before the death OF Elmer, she
had been Informed By Mrs. Ward,
a neighbor. that a number OF men,
among them. Elmer. were laying
for her husband and would do him
up the first opportunity. She told
this To her husband.
The defendant, Kinney MeCloua,
was then called as a witness IN ms
own behalf 80,
4 knew Elmer through haNins
seom him around thcre. and my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
SEAS ARE GRADUALLY POUND
ina BIO BOAT TO PIECES
EFFORTS TO RELEAsE BOAT
FUTILE - gsrfMATED LOSS
WILL DC 5000. 900.

TOXIC. March b.-The steam.
chip Dakota IL practically doomed.
All efforts TO release the biz boat
have prsven futile Tremendous
seas are sweeping over the craft,
and she Il rapidly being pounded
TO pleeee on fise rocks Al Cape su.
Eau1I
During the night three wsrshipa.
q t0fpasin boat destroyer aud two II
the salvage steamers sent from here
nis-ed ~ 10 give all possible aid.
Powerful hsarchllghin were kept
trimmed on the mammoth wreck
iufias the night. and those who
paced the decks ~ the watching
vessels awaited what ne~mrd 10 be
The InevilahIa destruction Of the
I'M liner
The estimated ioas. N unnaved.
will be- g GOD. 600.
CLEVELAND, O.. March S.
Elisabeth Gordon Hanna filed a
suit for divorce to-day from Dan
Hanna. son al the late senator She
accuses her husband u abandon.
meat, nnkiecs and cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

the shipping department OF stone
Fisher Co. ate a dinner at res
taurant Returning home he was
seized with violent pains and vom-
iting and became unconscious, re-
naming So until his death.
Three physicians were called and
at first pronounced the ailment
piomaine poisoning from food.
Later Or F NJ Carroll pronounced
the trouble spinal moningitia No
examination OF the stomach viii be
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
HORNY SCENES AT
OPENING OF DOUMA

trance. They greeted the fayorites
wlth Wild enthusiasm.
Troops attempted 70 ride down
The crowd and scores we're injured
me Douma vas formerly Opened
at noon and Goivin WAS chosen
president.
The ears proclamation calling
for the meefing % the Douma was
Rad II was cherred b. Toe. while
shout 900 sat in sniien silence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
POSTAL BOXES
To COST MORE

The slfT postal authorities have
received distractions Nhlch cali for
an Increase 1n bon rent o. appruKi-
niAfelY 60 pcs cent The order wtil
affect the main office. the coiuu-
hta. Green Lake ffeiD0nt Uniyer
sity erfiaes aaa stations q. X. L.
and n.
The new regulations places the
increase On the various cities ac-
eursllaa % the amount ~ business
they do The new scaie viii Increase
the receipts q the Seattle office b.
abauf q eco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
MANY praTHs ~ FEBRUARY.

one hundred and sixty seven
deatha have been recorded at the
health office for the month Of Feb.
ruary. aud feS more cases are
liable to be handed In for registra.
ton. making the probable total
over Ire This IL the largcE, mum.
Der recorded for one month In the
history IT the city. The correspond.
ing period last year showed liz,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
TROOPS SENT TO
GUARD JUDGE

JACKSON. Ky. March B.--Adlt.
Gen, Lawrence arrived today In
command Of a detachment % troops
sent here for the purpose az guard.
tnx Judge carnen. who came "a try
the case against exIndge Hnrgta
fef completely Ia the murder ~
ur Ccn
The troops are remaining around
the coart house 10 protect the Off
eiala.
me citizens Indignantly declare
that this Is Unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
HEINZE AND ASSOCIATES
TO OPEN SEATTLE BANK
kuana Copper King Tries to Purchase Bank Al
r,ady Established and Failing In This Determines
b Establish One Location Secured at First
and Madison.

SEATTLE Is TO have hg bank owned and conducted by
4 ous copper king Augustus Heinre, and his
Iats
Among the latter are W Mec White and H. l. Wilson,
i pcssd financial operators
Matters have progressed far that Of the strongest
h IN the city have been directly approached with offers
| /. purchase coming from Heinae.
Of course the directors Of these banks have necessarily
- taken into the OF the Heinxe proposals. and
- have been quite many in the secret keep
my huger
Arrival of NJ. NJ. Joyce.
Some Of the wise ones about town frs, noticed some
Au ago the unobtusve arrival in town OF NJ NJ Joyce
pna attorney for Henze. who quietly established him.
Il the RaincrGrand and seemed be extremely busy
kgus something But he made ne eouiidan,s.
Then bank directors heard that an offer had
tn made BY parties representing Henxe 20 buy bank
TIE name Of the agent agents these negotiations was
hep IN the background.
Determined to Break In.
was finally stated that Henxe had declared that in
e. he unsuccessful In buying Of the banks that
< voad withou, further delay start new bank TO be
ksa in the building First and Madison st., now
asupsd BY the Cahen-Drew company, successors TO NJ
ssan d Co.
This building is owned BY associates Of Mr.. Heinze
Rscsnfy r. Augustus Heinze became president OF the
Nrtansx Trust company Of New York City. The fact
TIT hs now coming to Seattle engage in banking OPP
srska indicates that his many mros. made in Montana
u,gs mines are be directed largely into banking and
esenent channels
Declines 20 Talk.
An attempt was made by The Star today TO secure
fsmen from Attorney Joyce concerning the new Seattle
has bur he declined positively say anything for publ
o;sm
However The Star knows whereof Il speaks and this
sive that the copper king Is coming TO
Snse 10 engage in banking may be regarded positive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
POISON MAY HAVE
CAUSED HIS DEATH

William Nelson, the l6-yearold
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, OF
South Park. died last night az his
home lie was at first believed 90
have been a victim of ptomaino
poisoning. On February 26 the
young man, who was employed In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

Y Judge Greene. or any other of
20 members IL the Chamber ~
ssNnafre committee. Or the shore
sFssfS cinb can Get the legislature
Z 'ssalize tha 1ss9.99e bond Issue.
= = aef % conflict with the deci-
- q ths supreme court. stand
'ssatf 70 dir The canal IS have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
QUIT ASSO. PRESS

A controversy between the AGso.
ciated Press association and the tel
eRraph operators over a question
OF salary and hours was brought
to climax today when the day
operator, who copies the afternoon
report for the Times refused TO so
TO work.
Tho nlght operator was called
upon 70 take his place, but he also
refused Tho officials of the West.
eru Union Telegraph company
were then appealed 90 Tor an opera.
tor. bur have heen unable 10 find
a man IN their employ 20 on the
place even temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
A. Y. P. {. PROSPECTS
IN MINNESOTA

Godfrey Chelandcr. special com
missioner for the A.-Y-P. r. 10 the
middle states. telegrapha hls be.
lief that Minnesota will not fail to
make an appropriation Of Of least
$50 600 out Of the 100000 speci-
fled I'm the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

feaspps Telegraph Services,
r. PETERSBURG. March g.
1eng Scenes attended the open.
8 4 tas second douma this morn
e MICH Indicates that the body
n have a stormy future
fanss barred the pablo from the
|4zetx
Great erpwds Of wurkinKmen
Iath<re6 about the deputies en.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
0uERW0Rk MAY KILL
POSTAL CLERK

The already ovorworkod dis
tributing force IN the local post Of.
flee has been still more reduced
through the illness 0f two Of It's
beat men. w. G. King and John J.
Jones. both Of them suffering from
an attack Of pneumonia. brought
on by overwork Kings condition
Is pronounced TO be hopeless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
MOORE READY TO
DIG CANAL

been right along. said James A.
Moore fhis morning.
Il have 80 far gone to an expense
q about So. 600 for surveys. eoun-
sci fees and other expenses In con-
naetiou with the canal. but am
Wiling 70 i0ae that AZ told the
shore Owners club. am ready 70
do anything which WIN hasten the
fixRiaa ~ the canal diR u myself.
or have them dig u.
II they can get the bonds legal
lzsd. I viii diR the canal. even n I
lose considerable money on a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
DRIVES BUGGY OFF
DOCK INTO THE BAY

A report was received at Ballard
this morning from kingaton. KitHop
county. that a buggy containing "A
woman and two small children
vent overheard or the dock at
Kingston. aud that one OF the chill
dren was drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
SALVATION ARMY CAN
TAKE TAINTED MONEY

Army any OF the "talnted' money
from Carnegie. Rockefeller or any
others 50 disposed to make n GIFT.
General Booth viii 20 60 VAN
couver. Il 9. thence 90 Japan. Ga
an endeayor 20 convert the mikado
Go Christianity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
BABY BURNED TO
DEATH IN CARRIAGE

The three months old baby boy
Of ] e. Low was burned TO death
IN habv carriage this morning
The child was sitting helpless In
the carthage. when the clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

around Il caught fire, as the result
Of other children around Il light.
ing matches.
nf Bronson OF Renton was called
but he could do nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

NEW YORK. March 9. General
Booth. head Of the salvation Army
arrived today. he made a most re-.
narkahle statement In saying that
he vas willing 90 accept for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

In the meantime tho Times As.
ISOLATED press report Is being hand.
led by train or telephone from Tn.
coma.
The striking operator Is being
backed up by the Tolegraphers'
union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
WHEN COURT coNvENEs TINS
AFTERNOON PROSECUTOR
HENEy ANNOUNCED REuF
WAS A FUGITIVE FROM aus.
TICE.

SAN FRANCISCO. March g.
When Judge Dunne's court recon.
sened At O'Clock this afternoon 20
begin the trial Of Abe Ruef. on
charge Of extortion, prosecutor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

MY wife was seated and was
standing In the aisle. We we're
among the first 10 get out Of the
car after the collision. and In order
90 avoid having my wife see the
people xho had been hurt. ] walked
her no the track towards the fort
station About 200 yards from the
ears. I Judge. ! met CHASER coming
hack from the station and gning 10
his car. asked him n he was
hnrt. aud be hung his head and
mumbiea . fe~ words which ]
could not catch
Being curious aa 20 what he was
dainK at the fort station. ! asked
soldier and another man who
we're standing there. and they told
me that he had fixed or changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

SAN FRANCISCO. March S.
Despite the granting Of a writ OF
error 20 Abe Rucf by Judge Heb.
bard late yesterday afternoon,
Judge Dunno this morning ordered
the trial OF Rucf 10 proceed ON an
indictment charging him with ox.
tortion until the state supreme
court or court of appeals inter
Venes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
SIGNALS WERE SWITCHED
AFTER WRECK WAS OVER
Astounding Story by Edward Clifford Of the Real
Estate Firm of A. B. Newell & Co. Reflects Ser
iousy Upon Motorman Chaser and Absolyes
Motorman Mckay From All Blame.

Edward Clifford. Of the real -.
tate firm Of A. u. Newell a Co.
with offices al 100 Marion st..
made the remarkable statement to
The Star this morning that after
the Fort Lawton collision last sun.
day he saw MosoFman Chaser. Of
the outbound car. returning from
the military station. where clifford
was told the motorman had gone
after the accident and had changed
the signal lights 20 "a 10 absolve
himself from all blame for the acct
deut.
Mr. Clifford supplemented HIS
astounding story with other facts
which. II true. completely clear Nc.
Kay. the faotorman 81 the Inbound
car. from all blame. aud prove that
tha latter .aa oufy doing his duty
whom he vent In upon the track
where the two street cars met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

= LraIsLaTURg WILL LEGAL
&c TIE $4,000 BOND ISSUE,
stnEsA MOORE WILL CARRY
OF FiIs ORIGINAL PLAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
Mckay Dead.

Mckay died az O'Clock last
uiFhf AZ the military hospital. and
there are At least four other vie
Tins of the frishtfni accident who
may auccnmb TO their injuries.
Alfred Heeks. the football player
on tho Wanderef team. had both OF
hia legs amputated AT the Fort Law
ton hospital today. His condition
il precarlous Newton l.. Thomas,
Jr. Helsa A. Hansen and Charles
]. Mcowen are all lowering be-
tween life and death
Az investigation IL being made Of
tho wreck By Superintendent Of
Transportation Ksmpster. Of the
Seattle Electric company.
Coroner Carroll viii soc Prose
cutting Attorney Macintosh this
evening aud decide upon a date for
tho inquest
Mr. cliffoTt.s statement. which
be deeiarea be IL willing 20 repeat
TO the authorities investigating the
collision. T. as followA
MY wife and were on the In
bound car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
Mckay Pulled Lights.

II was Chaser. therefore. In my
opsaIon. who would have had 10
wait for the other car. for other
Wise ths two cars could not have
passed
4 did not see Motorman Mckay
pull the lights when ne started my
self. but heard several people say
that they saw him pull them"
Superintendent kempaier. Of the
Seattle Electric company. stated
this morning that he was making
thorough investigation 81 the mat
ter, but that such evidence a. he
had been able to secure was con-
fiicting. aud that 30 far be had been
absolutely unable 20 fix the blame
for the disaster.
Il have found ont. however, that
the light system was In perfect or
der. The blame either rests on en-
ployes Of the company or outsiders.
II Is more than possible that boys
or other parties pulled the ropes
managing the lights. We have had
boys DO this before. However, !
am not willing 20 venture any opin-
ion whatsoever as to who was 10
blame will set az the bottom OF
the thing. however"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
ABE RUFF HAS FLED
CANNOT Be FOUND

Heney announced that Ruef could
not BE- found. and that be- Ia fuEi.
tive from Justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

the lights for the switches. II this
WAS the case. and the soldiers said
they believed Il was. the mOtorman
had left bis car 10 turn the lights
In order % throw the blame for
the wreck on Motorman Mckay. Ia
other words. the soldiers impress
sion was that CHASER had tried 10
steal the switch on Mckay ] did
not see the motortnan change the
lights
Was Covered With Mud.
1T Vas lesa than ten minutes
after the crash when ! met Motor
man Chaser. and be must have run
10 Fort I4awton TO have been able
20 have reached there and yet meet
me where he did. Ny wife and
were among the first people out
Of the car. and We left the scene
of the wreck Immediately
H0tofman Chaser was covered
with mud when met him. and look
ed az If be had jumped off and
had struck on his side. ! do not
see hos he could have diacniangied
himself from the wreck and have
had time 70 reach Fort Lawton
ahead Of ua and meet us returning.
eif was $50 when the accident
happened. and not around 6. M has
been given out BY the company. |
looked ai mr. watch just as J left
the car. II vas therefore two hours
before the first relief train arrived.
AS understand the road. and l
am familiar with n. there II no
switch between the place where the
accident happened and the end OF
the line. SO II Mckay had waited
there would have been two cars at
the end Of the line.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-08
CIentifIsos anorIssnos hsItan 4 sutAnsrIes.

Variol recortss que hemon recibido de
los principales peEi6dicoB de ls America
Latina, snuncian les buenoB resultadou
que los pEofssoreB L. g. Rowe de la uni.
veEsidad de Pennsylvsnia, Williem Shep-
her, de Ia uuiversidad de Columbia al
ssnor Todd, sstr6nomo del Colegio de
Amhersth. eat6n obteniendo en- Bus visjaB
poU las difsrentss parties de la America del
Sur. Los expresados profsscreS han Bido
acc cgidoH cordialmsnte en- los dif8rsntes
paises que han visitsdo, han hecho una
impression mny favorable.
81 senior Lee Nc Clung, conocido teso'
reTo de la Universidad de Yale, viuit6
rscientemepte Ia Argentina Chile. en-
tApto que otFos eminentaB eruditoB , visje'
roa americanos 80 proponen adquirir IN
conocimiento mas cabal de Ia America
Latina, fn de haceE 81 acopio do dstou
necssarioB para dar confsTenoias acsrca de
eBta psFte del mundo en- BuB TespectivoB
eAtablecimientoB docentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-08
MaestrOs puertOrriqus1Os triunfantss
La sOT0El Sara RoshGrts do Gl0tan ha sldo mUy
islGltada.

Una profesora puertorriquefa, dona
SARA r, de Gaet6n, acaba de obtener un
nusvo tftulo como pTofasora de ipg 6s,
Tecibiendo por clio muchaa fslicitaciones
La aeiiorS de Gaetan, ss ha di.tinguido
siempTe poE Bu notable talsnto admirableg
condolences de comps fisrR, Bobre todo
por 90 excelente cRr6Cter.
TodO el curEo pressnte, 10 harS en-
iDg6g, y hs Sido elegida por 81 inspector
que act6a On Bayam6n, para que llevs
efacto una clase modelo en- ingl6s, m6todo
nue ha Ridn recomendado Z todoB los
mas profeBoreG.
seg6n se nos Informs, los sIumnoa que
foEman Ia clase de Ia aef1oEs Roberts do
Gaet6n son muy sprovechadts 10 cusl
ocaBiona Ia Hatiafacci6n de sus padres res
rsctivoE.
Mr.. Word, 81 inspector, ha hecho calu-
rosoE elogios de eBts pusrtorTiquehs que
acaba de obtener un bTillante tEiunfo en- su
dificii noble tares de ensefiar al que no
gabe.
Bien merecs las felicitaciones CUE ha
Tecibido Ia DANA nstiva, digoa TecompaDBa
suH dehvaloB y fatigsB. La sefiora Sara
r. de Gaet6n es sobrina de nueatro amigo
y comps 4 nsro don Jose Elias Lewis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-08

-El doctor Simon Moret, de Ponce, he
Balido para santo Domingo en- sRuntos de
~ PEOfsien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-08
EN- Ia CORTE De DISTRIT0.
IN VGrsdIcto Dc InGuIplbIIIdas.

Empiezan los juicios poF Ell cRso de
Felipe Candelsrio, acussdo de hurto
mayor. Este CRso fu6 sometido & Ia con.
sideTsci6n de los BtfioreB del urado, por
tYatarse dc que CandsIario sufre de enaga
nsci6n mental, Eegda opinion del doctor
Goens gs.
El juTsdo daspu6s de- delibeEar, acord6
dar IN veredicto de inoulpabilidsd
poP dsmencia.
-OtFo contra Manuel Belle por ss.
duoci6n do FioTinda CaldeE6n. Dtfsnde
& B .iley ell Lcdo Benitez Casts nos. Ell
aflor fscal presents el csso al iurado pi
diem iole IN yeredicto de culpabilidad
contra e. acusadc.
81 fsnHoE trat6 elocuentemert de
llev II 81 Amino del uFado la inocencia
de gu defsndido
81 fiscal hace uuo de la palabTa rebA'
to Ctn aTgumentos l6gicoa , elocuentes los
de la defsnsa, = concluys pidiendo 81 ve
EediCto de culpRbiIidRd contra Beiley.
Be TetiFa 81 juradn a deliberar trayendo
un veRedicto dc culpabIe coptra Manuel
Bsilsy.
So auSpsnden Los juicioE hasIa ms hsns &
las q. m.
Los jurados son los seAores Aynais,
A. BlRnCo p. Moreno, j. G. Roaay, Ii.
vsttY, A. Guerra, T. Gimenez, MarreFo.
R LGtimer, M, Hernandez, D6vila, A,
Colon.