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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-31
La Iimpieza de Cuba.
EI gohaTnad0r Magaaa qultafa a los munIeIplos
las fuRGIOnes saBItarTas,

Habana, agosto % Ell estado santa.
rio de Cienfuegos hs msjorado mucho,
seg1n or informe del comandante Koean
que Be halls allf hacienda una inspection
personal y dirijiendo los trabsjos de sanea.
miento. Hay empleados en- la limpieEs
de la ciudad trsscientos ochents hombrea.
Los Gnicos tres soldados que quedaban
con la febre amariIla SO hallan on estado
de convalescencia, = quiz6s sean dados de
alta mRfiana.
El haberBe declaEado Ia enfarmedad en-
CienfuegoH no He debe negligencia por
parte de la aanidad del ej6rcito, Ia cual en-
condiciones adversaB hs hecho una tarea
loRble tendente saneaE la isla.
Solaments quedsn en- la isla ocho casos
de v6mit0 y todoB eAtkn en- CienfQegos. Ell
gobernador Magoon no ha p6blica1o s6n
el deCreto eStableciendo Ia sanidad insuIar,
pero pronto 10 har6.
Con esta medida 80 quits los munich
pios las fnnciones BanitariaB, las cuales
dsbido q dispoSicionss opuestas no 90
podfan llevRr cabo con 6xito, Ia colocR.
rS bajo IN solo jtfs en- la Habana.
Durants Ia intervention seE6 iafs del
departsmento de sanidad eI ccmandante
Koean.-Sug.
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BuscandO IN mlnusGrItO.

Los admiradores del c6 ebre posta dare
Henrik IbBen, eatan muy interesRdol en-
81 notable descubrimiento de IN volumi-
noso manuscrito que escribi6 dicho autoE
antes del afo 1864 Ell t'abajo incluye un
complete poema 6pico de veinte mil pala'
bras en- 81 que He eucusntran frsgmentoB
do Iss obras dramSticas que mas tards
desarroll6 Ibssn, entire elias el mas nota
bic de suB dTRmaR: 'tBrsnd." PaKece
GUS cuaudo Ibaen sali6 de Roma en- 1854
dej6 dspoBitsdas dos cajss de manuscritt
sn la Association Egcandinava, no habien-
do podido recuperarlss despu6s y supo-
niendo habfan sido deHtruidas. AquelloB
manuncritos vinieron las manoa del re.
putado sutor danes Carl Sarseu 81 que
ha obtenido parmiao de los heredeTos del
difunto poeta para lR publication.
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Madame Patti.

Aunque la ceIeb6rEima Patti habfs pro-
metido retirarse Dor complete del mundo
del arte se assguTa que cantsr& este afio
en- Paris siendo 6sta 81 Ultima exhibition.
Hace alguuoB aflos Madame Patti prone.
ti6 al famouo tenor A. de ReHzks que ii
alguna vez abrfa 81 IN teatro, tsndrfa ella
sumo guAto en- inaugurarlo. Pr6ximR'
mente eI mencionado tenor abriFa 81 pc
quefo teatro con la ejecuci6n de ''El Bar
bero de sevilla'', On cuga obra hRr6 la
Patti el papel de Rosina, eI tenor de Resi-
ke el del conde Almavivs, eAtando enco'
mendados los demds papaleB otras nota.
biIidRdes de lR opera.
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EI GobIarno, contra los Dentists J los MddIeos

Parece ser an hecho el que 81 Gobierno
Americana haya ordensdo la suspension
Immediate de todo perfume, cosm6tico, y
piEtuTas ugsdos en- Ell tocador, no solo por
los hombres, 81 que tambien poF el bsllo
uexo, disponiendo en6Tgicamente que todo
ESQ sea- subAtitufdo por ell Aqua Oxigena-
da, sea el Peroxide de Hidr6geno, pre-
eanizado hoy por las fscuItades me1icau
como 6oico desinfsctRnte bucal. Y deci'
mos que contra los dentistaA pOrque
usando cate lfquido no Sc carean las pie
zaB de Ia boca. El Aqua Oxigensds 81
10 duieo que puede salvAr Ii salud de Ia
boca. Dep6sito Dental de jose Salgado
Jimenez, IS San Francisco.
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CaHdn Ideal.

Francis, que no quiere que AIemauig
le sventsjs en- los medioS guerreroH por
aquello de los recusrdoA que guardian es-
tas nacioneB amigsu, anunci6 pOr medic
de Ia prensa paIisiense que 90 pOsesdora
del canon mas igero del mundo, de re-
ciente invenci6n. Pess $50 libTRA Sc
g6u los esperimentos efactuRdos, 81 pro-
yectiI impulsado poE Ia fuerza de dos grs-
mos de p6lvora Comdn, puede tRladEar
una pIancha de acero de siete milfmeEEoB
de espeaor, y una de madeEs de rOble de
catorce milfmetFoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-31

Sc VENDE un predio de terreno
c0mpuesto de echo cuerdaB, mas menoH,
radicado ffente Ia carretera de Isabella
AguadiIla, distancia de y medic kil6'
metros de Ia poblaci6p; con una Casa pro-
pia para tienda de maderaH del pals, to-
Chada de zinc, de 123 v. II. Casa rancho
con panaderfa, un buen horno, y los de-
mas utencilioB neCeSREios para trabsjar
Biendo dicha csBa de varaB de largo por
81 vs de ancho techada de zinc; casa
para vivienda, de maderAs de pichip6n, ?
de 103 vs. 81, con balloon & lR carretera
techada de zinc. En- las CuerdsE hay
Is palmas de cOcoG y muchos krboles fru'
tales y es terreno llano y propio para Ia
siemDTa de yerba guinea, pastoH frutog y
fcutaB. Para informes dirijirse don
VictoFio de Ia RoBR
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GAiVss aGusaGIORss en- Espa1a.

El panama sEpanol. Ell sgunto de los
asucsreFos; no se hsga otra cosa an Espa.
na Msurs y los diputados de Ia msyorfa
dusfios de las scciones de los azucareroB
votsron una ley. SiampTe decfan
otros y a6n hay squf quien 90 Bianta
monarquicO. FL mejor remedio para in.
f trar en- el espfrftu el amor al progreso y
q Ia ibertad 6 iguaIdad es 81 uso de las
oamas dorsdas que verde "El Cello" y
LA Vizcaina" plazos. Las teatag coro.
nadaS apestan.
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ANUNCIO DE sUBAsTA
JuntliEsGOIir Do San Juan.
Secrstorta.

FL dia 9 de Setiembre pr6ximo, se lie.
var6 & cabo on Ia ofcina de la Junta Es.
collar de Ean Juan, CriGto ndmero 20 q
lss de Ia tsrde, la Adjudication en- p6'
blica uubasta de las obras de tabiqueria y
portage para una eaouela en- Ia parada "a
de SAntuTCe.
Los datos necesariou, 81 pIiego de condi-
clones presupuento que habr6n de regir
en- Ia contrata, Be encuentfan de manifisB'
to On la ofcina de la Junts, donde los in-
tereHados podran obteneEloH todos los dfaz
laborAbleH de 8 & IL de la mt NINA,
La Jurta SO reseTvs el derecho de re-
ChAzsr cualquieTa todas las propOaioio
mes.
San Juan, AgoSto % de 19O7.-J G.
Rosy. Sscretsrio. 3 vs.
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DecIaraciones de CIemenceau.

Paris 3M Cemnau de de Carlsbad h mand
Franc obl Mauecos % los gatoA E dearac ae
psdee del gnete frances de vso. comentsos cuoS P
csnceaa nquieud da M
de Cemencu odo acance nda declaration guerra q
adOarfan
La intervention Dc Ota ancs podr ser Amnni Frans
usEe ea
dudsn ahf han enido M fFS de
C1emenceu
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EN- LA GALE Ernesto Sierra, de
Santurce, Sc vende an solar de 100 mstroB
con una casa en- construction, en- bsio
precio. Informar6n en- la PanadeEfa de
MiFamRr. 8vs.
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-EI, stNUEVO GAZE" da Ia

-EL "NUEVO CAFE" de lon espo-
500 Morgan, FOrtalesa 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un complete Burtido dc loa me.
jores dulCos. Elegantes CartuChoa propios
para regalos. Heladoa, Eefrescoz, frutaa
n natural , TODD Cuanto regRle 81 palRdRE
mGs dsliCRdo % encuentra allf primoroSa.
mento Borvido. Cafe con leche = ChOCo-
late, desds laB siete do la maKana las
12 do Ii noCha. FRmoso chocolate BA'
KER muY acreditado On todo 81 mundo.
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IngIeses busCando refugiO.

uad comuuica los sub
uran denadou fos construction I6ida
Cauban dsde guqoH
hzo abandonar arededoraS de Caans
todos los coba Hoeidos haHta re han peado t.
condolences xemada ofeodad
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IMnICllnR GENERAL

oNsEIo a Las MADkEs.- Jarsbe calrnaure Al
d Se Winsow debe sempre que los nos estan
godo De la denticion. Proporciona avo immediate
A Peageno Paeiente produce uE sueno natural anquo
Is muy agadsbIe al paladar calma al nno absnda sus
eneas, avis sus dolores, hace cIes las nciones del
es6mago Fegula los intestnoS. Es e meior remedio
eonoedo para Ia daea va provenga de Ia dentci6n
De euaquiera oa eausa 16ngase mucho cuidado ped
Do todos.
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La Catastrofe en- ell San LorenzO"

levabsn cab las obms de un
hundieTon fataE la
maB vedad
cCur al baunbo
ulando
Habasa ddO 81
del
caup1atRu tavaTiad
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-EN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San jose 15, 90 venden dos relic
jea de orc cada aemana. La tltima Bema
na obtuvo uno don Joa6 Mufloz Rivera, de
agfQ cRnitRl uocio ptimero so.
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Campa1a anti-CIeriCaI.

BE anclecal inBuls que
outoE Fspa CO
fue1 de tubre L. hoidad De
del Fonun
dads
discretion hsa que
haIlen auoridades
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San Juan, P. r. AgoGto % de 1910

San Juan, P. F. Agouto % de 1907
Proposicioneu On pliegos cerradoS para
Ia adjudication en- p6blica subaGta de Lar
obras de construction de AlcantarillAs y
Tubos de hormig6n, Csrretera No 8, Sec.
ci6n Fsjardo.NaguabO ae admitir6n en-
esta oficina hasts las 10 q. m. del dfa
de setiembrs de 1907 en- que 90 Rbrir6n
p6blicRmente
EI presupuesto de las obsas aaciende &
$4,000 00) dos mil dollaVB.
Todos los datoa necesarios Sc dsrdu en-
esta Ofcina donde se encuentrRn de mani
fiesto tOdoB los documentos que han de
Fegir en- la contrata podr6n TecoJer los
liCitadoFes los mOdelou de proposicioneG
que han de preaentaT.
La administration BE FeseYva el rechaEar
cualquiera todas las propoBicioneu.-J
j. Jimsnes, Superintendente de ObrRG
P6blicau. Is VI n. s.
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SHRVICI0 ESPHCIAL DE- Cables
I1ES
La Democracia" ' La Correspondence
UNIDAS
Mr.. Root va meiOrandO.

Eado, Mr. Eihu Root
ofila m6dico
ell matar
Mr. Mudoon adem6
ugr hay reposo eg6 de de mOdo que
ocasion6 aarma
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-En ola Correupondencia de Puerto
RiCO", Allen "a, hay do venta reCiboS ta-
lOnarioa para Cobro de Alquilerea de CaBaa,
GanSaH On met6liCO con irmaI, deCla Ea.
CLONES Dc naCimionto, defunCi6n J certifca-
Ci6n medica. p.
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende al detail ,
al por mayor cal viva y apagada. Grava
arena dulco ofrecs Lanchas de 10 q
10 tOneladaH para transporte de toda clase
de carga. Para informes, Playa de loE
LadrilloH, San Juan. 30v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-31

Sc compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado-
oOllares antiques de csrag , prendas anti,
guRg.
Dirfiase & P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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En- sEsa imprenta 20 vsnds papsl de pc.
Rl5diOo visjo 6 $500 loa SO kilol (Wn qsIiR
RsRN
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ANUNCIo De sUBAsTA.
DEPARTAWENIO DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcima del Superintendent
de OBraS PsIblicos.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
THE COST
OF CLEARING
Wooded Land in the Brownsville
Country.
Purchaser Of Raw Land Who Made More
Money on Wood and Ties from Land
Than the Cost Of Clearing.
Detailed Statement.

To THE HERALD.
La Lomita Ranch, Hidalgo conn
ty, Texas, Aug. 1.-The enclosed
actual figures of a contract for
clearing 5 3-4 acres of La Lomita
land made by S. A. McHenry with
A1onzo Garcia, will show the cost
of clearing the land to have been
considerably less than the returns
made from the sale of the timber
cut from it. Mr.. Garcia, who did
the work by contract, received 20
Mexican dollars per acre for the
work, besides IS cents per cord for
wood, 40 cents per tie for railroad
ties and S cents per post for fence
posts, all Mexican money.
8 This made the clearing and grub
bing cost S170.48, Mexican money.
The value of the wood at bid price
is $216,2 Mr.. McHenry thus
realizes $3.9S per acre more than
it costs him to clear and grub it.
Following is the exact statement
of the transaction:
COST OF CLEARING.
(Reduced to U. S. Currency
5 81 acres at $1,000 $3.50
3315 cords wooda .374-- 12.563
So R. R. ties at 20 1850
1873 fence posts at. .O21-2 4.574
Total cost SIS. PA
RETURNS.
50 1-2 cords wood at 81 90. .S67 90
So R. r. ties at .5O----27.50
1873 fence posts at .O814.64
Total value of timber S108.14
Deduct cost of clearing 85.25
Profit on clearing 81 acres S22.e 90
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
Death Of Mrs. Dana ". KiIburn.

From the San Antonio Express
we learn that Mrs. Dana W. Kill
burn, wife of Capt. Dana w. Kill
burn, Twenty sixth Infantry, died
at San Francisco Friday night as
the result of An operation. A tele-
gram to this effect was received by
Col. Robert R. Stevens from Cap
tain Kilburn. Mrs. Kilburn was a
Texas girl. Before her marriage
she was Miss Childress of Browns
vile, and was one of the most pop
ular young ladies of this city.
Mrs. KiIburn was well known in
social circles in San Antonio.
When the notice of her death
reached Fort Sam Houston the of
6cers arranged for a handsome
floral tribute to be placed upon the
casket.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
Local notice.

For those interested in sugar
tools a test and demonstration will
be made at P. E. Blalack's on We'd
nesday. August 7.
Notice was given of this test for
Friday and Saturday but was post
poned till Tuesday, Aug. s.
This test is made through the
interest of Z. H. Caldwell. Cor
pus Christi Tex. and is under the
management of B. F. Avery and
Sons Pillow and CultivatOr Expert,
Mr.. Slight. Asst.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05

Parisians ate 10000 horses last
year. The horse meat consumption
has increased owing to the scarcity
of beef.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
Wedding at Las Rucias.

On July %, at 8 p. m. in the
chapel at Las Rucias ranch near
Santa Maria. this county, the mar
rage of Ignacio Trevino and Miss
Luisa Pinena took place. The
ceremony was performed according
to the Catholic ritual by the parish
priest, being witnessed by large
number of friends. The bride
was beautiful in a handsome gown
of white china silk, en- traine, with
flowing tulle veil. The attendants
were Quintin Turner and Miss
Leonor Clements.
After the ceremony, the bridal
party and guests returned to, the
Alamo Ranch, the home of the
brides brother, Gregorio Longoria,
where a reception was held. A
large platform erected for the pur-
pose was used for dancing. band
of music being present, and this
delightful pastime was INDUCED
in until quite a late hour. Ar
elegant supper was served. Mrs
Felipa Tijerina, as hostess anc
chaperon to the bride presided ovel
the entertainment.
AT three O'Clock in the morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevifio left on thei
bridal trip, going to Junction City
Texas. Both bride and groom ar,
connected with well known fami
lilies of this county. and have man.
friends who unite in wishing then
a long and happy life.
Parisians ate 10000 horses las
year. The horse meat consumption
has increased owing to the scarcity
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
THE DAILY HERALD.
MONDAY, AUGUST 5. 1907
PERSONALS.

the CITY SuAuo5'
J. H. Mccain of Mercedes is in
Brownsville today.
D. B. Donnelly came in from
RaymondvilIe Sunday.
DR.. Taylor chaperoned party
to Laguna Vista yesterday.
F. Yturria and grandson return
ed from the Point last night.
K. Kendall arrived here from
San Antonio Saturday night.
]. R. Howse and J. H. Zachery
went to San Benito yesterday.
Civil Engineer Rowe was in the
city yesterday from La Lomita
Mrs. E. Seaman came up from
Point Isabel on last nights train.
D. B. Chaplin and Frank Turner
arrived here from Hidalgo yester-
day.
John c. Beasley, Esq, of Bee
vile, arrived in Brownsville last
night.
W.R. Henley of San Antonio
came in last night on the Browns
vile railroad.
Consul Griffith and party return
ed from Point Isabel yesterday af-
ter very pleasant outing.
o. w. Lawson, travelling il the
interest of large wholesale mil
linary house, is in the sity.
City Secretary Champion left
this morning for Point Isabel,
where he will rest for few days.
Mulder Stafford of Mercedes was
visitor in town yesterday and to-
day, returning to Mercedes this
evening.
Miss Nettie Griffin and Miss Net
tie White of Corpus Christi, who
has been visiting the former
brother Jim o. Griffin, postmaster
at Mercedes, came down from that
place yesterday and left today for
home. Mr.. Griffin came with the
young ladies sud also left today,
returning to Mercedes.
F. B. Armstrong and son, T
Crixell, R. B. Rentfro, Guy Rent.
fro, Mrs. W. Billingsley and daugh,
ter, Joe Wells and son, NJ. Han
son. Charles Hanson, NJ. Barreda
Mrs. H. A. Neale, Miss S. Light
bourne, P. Lambert, Messrs. Hicks
McGary, Kowalski and Fernando,
were at the Point yesterday.
President Miller of the St. L. B
&. NJ. R. R. accompanied b.
General Passenger Agent Doherty
lie. J. Crane, stenographer, Supt
IRowe, and Roadmaster Carnohal
arrived in Brownsville last night
They made trip to Point Isabe
this morning returning in time t
leave here for Kingsville at
o'clock.
Among the pleasure seekers fror
Brownsville at Point Isabel yeste1
day were J. B. Wells and daugh
ter, Sam Robertson and wife, '
Egley and daughter, ]. B. Sharpe
H. Russell, c. Cloetta, H. Shear
and family, Mrs. J. 1. P. FRANKLIN
Judge V. Gavito, wife and daugt
tier, ]. T. Bishopand party, Jo
lVivier and son, Mrs. Vivier. 10
Celaya Jr., G. 3. Armstrong an
, eon
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
Paint Your Buggy for 7sc.

to $1.OO with Devoe Gloss Car
rage Paint. 1t weighs 3 to 8 ozs.
more to the pint than others, wears
logger and gives a gloss equal to
new work. Sold by
FRONTIER LUMBER Co
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-05
casket.

The doctors who came here from
Washington, D. c., to look into
the precautions being taken to pro-
tect the State from any epidemic
Of fever are still.at the Miller Hotel.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-12-12
ONE GOLDFIELD
MINE RESUMES
Other Properties Did Not Attempt to
Start Up Today-Union Men
Made No Disturbance.

Goldfeld, New, Dec. 12.-Fifty.six
men are at work at the mill and in
the Mohawk combination mine. More
than one hundred signed the agree.
ment required by the Mine Owners
Association, but only the above num-
Der showed up today. The men were
unmolested and the pickets of the
union are not strongly in evidence.
No other mines attempted to reopen
this morning.
The mine owners say that a few of
the new men are from other camps,
who came here independently and de-
sired work regardless of the Western
Federation. The union leaders say
they are we'll satisfied with the situa-
ton and claim they induced many
from outside and many of the local
miners not to go to work at a low.
cred scale.
General Funston is expected to ar
rive this afternoon but his appearance
will not affect the situation at once.
The regulars are kept within the
guard lines and no visitors are al
lowed. There is no excitement any,
where. All the mines are picketed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-12-12

Washington, Dec. 12.-President
Roosevelt will not be candidate for
third term. All doubt on this
point has been dispelled by the au-
thoritative statement issued from the
White House last night and published
in this mornings papers that the Pres
ident still adheres to the decision OF
remuneration made the night of the
election three years ago. In the
statement issued last night President
Roosevelt says he has not changed
and shall not change the decision de-
livered to the American people In
1904.
It appears that President Roosevelt
had been awaiting the call for the Re-
publican National Convention to af-
ford the proper opportunity for max
ing his position clear and unmistak-
able, thus leaving the field clear for
Fairbanks, Taft, Cannon, Knox, For
aker and other declared or receptive
candidates for the Republican nomlna'
tion.
Statement Did Not Come as Surprise
The announcement that the Presl'
dent would not accept the nomination
if rendered, created little surprise
among his closest friends in Washing
ton and the stand he has taken is
generally commended by Republicans
and Democrats alike. Some Demo
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-12-12
ACCUSED BANKER
MAKES CONFESSION
Manager ofDefunct
Trust Company
Tells All
FALSE ENTRIES IN BOOKS
Figures Showing Heavy De-
posts in New York
Banks Fictitious.

San Francisco, Dec. 12.-J. Dalzell
Brown, the imprisoned manager of the
defunct California Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, has confessed to the
bank examiner that fictitious entries
were made in the books of the bank.
The entries related to two items of
one hundred thousand dollars each
which according to the books of the
company were oIi deposit in New
York banks when such was not the
case.
Cashier of Illinois Bank Suicide.
Kankakee, Ills, Dec. 12.-R. P.
Easton, aged 4S years, cashier of the
State Bank of Herscherfc, village
fifteen miles from this city, commit
ted suicide in the bank last night by
shooting himself in the head. The
bank, which carried deposits of $780,.
900, was in excellent condition, ac-
cording to recent statement
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-12-12
MRS. LONGWORTH !.
y
OPERATED upon
Presidents ,Daugh-
ter Under Sur
geon's Knife
DUE TO APPENDICITIS
Patient Rallies From Ordeal
and Her Ultimate Re- =
coverY is Expected.

Washington, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Nicho.
las Longworth, wife OF Congressman
Longworth and who was formerly
Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter
OF President and Mrs. Roosevelt, un.
derwent an operation today for ap
pendicitis. The operation was per.
formed at the White House by Dr.
Sinney, of John Hopkins Hospital, at
Baltimore, assisted by DR.. Rixey.
The patient was put under the in.
fluence of anaesthetics at 10 o'clock.
nt 11:30 o'clock, DR.. Rixey announced
that the operation was successful In
every way and that Mrs. Longworth
was recovering from the influence of
the anaesthetics.
No apprehension is entertained as
to the outcome Of the operation by
the attending physicians.
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Gratis, however, express belief that
a Roosevelt stampede In the conven,
ton would shake his resolution and
that he would prove no exception to
the historic precedent that no Ameri-
can citizen refused presidential
nomination. The administration re-
publicans declare that the announce
ment gives a great impetus to the
Taft boom, wuile the Democrats, many
of the leaders of which party are here
to attend the meeting Of their nation
al committee are shouting that 1t
means Bryan In walk"
Bryan Expected President to Stand
Pat.
Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 12.-When told
that President Roosevelt, had made
positive declaration that he will
not be candidate for third term,
William ]. Bryan expressed no sur
prise. He declared the position OF
the President was as he expected, Mr.
Bryan said:
81 have assumed from the begin
ming that President Roosevelt would
not be a candidate. The statement he
issued the night of the election left nc
room for misunderstanding and | have
felt that his friends we're doing hin
an injustice in suggesting that ne
would change his position on the sub
ject."