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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
NOTAS OE LARES
Hogan de luto. Insta-
Iacion de una buena
fabrica de hielO.
BuENA RETRETA
Ejecutada por ell professor
Varela. --Cosecha de cafe.
Gran fiesta cat6lica.

Noviembre IS FL tierno ADO.
lescente Juan Bautista Budet, h'jo
de la respectable st nora Belen Gu
ven, viuda del sefor Carlos Budet,
falleci6 el sabado de la semana an
terror, victima de rapida y cruenta
enfermedad.
Acompafiamos a la aflgida
familia Budet Cuyen, en- SD natural
dolor.
I'll active laborioso mayor
quin seiior Jose Vidal Ros, ha in,-
talado una fabrlca de hielo en- el
barrio sPerchasD, de San Sebastian,
Is una industria esta may I'M
portante para las pob.aciones Ger
canas, a cuyo propietarlo deseamos
la mayor estabilidad Ell sus nego-
clos y pingues rendimientos.
La o1questa del popular
maestro Telesforo Varela, obsequi6
q esta sociedad con una buena re-
treta el viernes por la noche, con
motive del Ola de la Patrona del
divine arte, Santa Cecilia. Gracias.
La cosecha de cafe en- este
pueblo no tiene ninguna importan'
ella, por la escaseZ de csc rico pro.
ducto. Asi es que las familias obre'
ras del campo y muchas de la pc.
blaci6n, no han podido mejorar ST
estado econ6mlco este aio.
Por esta raz6n Sc impone y
nosotros impetramos del Departa
mento del Interior, de comienzc
cuanto antes 4 los trabajos de Ii
c~arretera a Adjuntas y Arecibo,
para que la penuria no sea tan gra.
We y acentuada en- la masa trabaja'
dora de esta jurisdiction.
Sc dice que el elmento cato
lico lareho celebrara pomposament
la fiesta de la Immaculate Concep
ci6n, 10 que servila para poner d
alto relieve la pura y ardiente f
rellgiosa de nuestro pueblo, shcr
plecisamente, cuando innlmero
restos disidentes quieren disputa
la supremacia del catolici,mo en- es
ia isla.
CoRREspoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
h CIENDA De CANA!

Sc attienda la hacienda Santa
AnaD de San Lorenzo, a diez minutes
de este pueblo y unida a la Central
BelgaN de Caguas por ferro-carril. Sc
compone de SI2 cuerdas propias para
Gaia. Aguas abundantes, circun.
dada por Ell RIO Lola, maquinaris al
vapor para elaborar azdcar, y cen
trifuga para moscabado. Su actual
arrendamiento termina en- JUNO 1908,
pero Ell nuevo arrendatario puede co.
menzar a preparar 100 cuerdas, faci.
litandosele terreno y semillas. l
formara licenciado Jose Tous Soto,
Ponce. 3o-22 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

De continuar este asi, no tar
daremos en- yer por Francia ", Sc
bre TODD en- Paris, la APPLICATION de
la ley de Inch Sabiendo las tur
bas que los apaches criminales, de
tenidos hoy, son puestos en- ibertad
mafana, Sc hacen justicla elias mis-
mas, y este movimiento regresivo 4
los tiempos del barbara smo es muy
excusable, cuando vemos que la
justicia no es caplz de protegernos.
FL progreso de la crimlnalidad
en- Frencia alcanza tales proporcio
mes, que amenaza convertirse en- un
peligro social. Pero, las gentes HU-
MANITARIAs Sc muestran como Gle
gas ysiguen creyenio que TODD cri
mlnal puede cambiarse en- hombre
honrado, resetvando toda su indul-
gencia para los a~sesinos.
Nuestras prisiones son verda
deros modelos de COMFORT; y los
criminales empedernidos que son
enviados a los ~presidios de las islas
8 pueden escaparse 8 pasau alll una
vida tranquila ysin cuidados .
como no la conocieron jamas los
desgraciados trabajadores honra-
dos.
Principian a murmurar va per
sonas muy serias que todas esas
medldas de clemencia no conducen
mas que a dar alas y animos a los
m~alhechores. FL pueblo laborioso
y prudente concluye por sublevarse,
juzgando que Ell deber primordial
de la autoridad es proteger a los
ciudadanos honrados contra los alta.
ques de esas bandas de perdidos,
que no mereceu piedad aIguua.
G. Lemarchand.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
N0T|c|AS GENERATES
De regreso a Yabucoa.
Robo en- una finca,
I'm nino heridO.
.IGLESIA De HATILL0
Obras de reparaci6n en- di.
cho edi6cio. -Matrimonio.
Hacienda <Aurora.1

Ha r~egresado 4 YAbu ,oa, des.
pufs de alg1n tempo de ausencia,
ell sehor Mariana Colon Berrios,
aconpaflsdo de SD sehorita hernia
ma Maria. La sociedad de squei
pueblo les ha r.cibido con n uestra3
de afecto.
Fl agricultor Martin Vale,
vecino del barrio oQuebrada Gran
des de Mayagutz, ha sido objeto la
noche del viernes pasado, de I'm re.
DO en- su fnca. La policfa tiene CO.
nocimiento del hecho.
Para curar uu resfriado en- IN dla
tome Ell LAXATIVE BRoMo QUIN1NA.
81 boticarlo lie devolvera Ell dinero 81
no lie cura. La 6rma de &. W. GRO
We Sc halla en- caaajita.
-En Arecibo, IN balaustre
que Sc %desprendi6 del balloon del
Hotel SLas BalearesS hiri6 en- la ca
beza q un niho que iba para la es-
cuela.
va estan p,6ximas a termi.
narse, las obras de reparaci6n de la
iglesia cat6lica de Hatillo.
-Ha llegado q Toa- alta, con
objeto de pasar allf una temporada
la distlr guida seforita Candita Ru-
bio, de Mayaguez.
La hacienda sAu-oraS de Ca.
DO Rojo, que antes giraba bajo Ia
razon social de Mayen y Cuesta, ha
pasado a la propiedad exclusive de
este Iltimo stclo ST. Ernesto CT est;
rs acogido o gusto en- Ma
yaguez Ell nombramiento del Sc hor
Rafael Mangual Delgado, para Sc.
cretarlo de aquel ayuntamiento.
En- Hormlgueros contrsjeron
matrimonio el sabado ultimo el Sc
dor Oscar P. Monagas v Ia seiorlta
Estebania Ramirez Nadal. Que
sean felices.
e sthor Cuil'ermo Gsjate,
correligionarlo &c Mayagiiez, Sc
halla emlermo guardando cana.
Juan Do Guznan lsn|tsz
:A-BOGADO-NOTARIO
GALE A11EN, 23.-P.:'O. Box 754
SaS IxGH Reyto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
f.. NAIAKLU
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA1

OCULISTA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clinica oftaimol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- Ell Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de loi oioa.
Tetuan "a, (ctrca del Tea
tro. - Horas de co sults
De 94l2 de Ia manana
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 649
de Il manan2. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

Tudos estamos conformes eu
que Mr.. ClemsRceau nu=Stro Pre-
sidente del Consejo de Ministries
IS hombre de una intellgencla su'
perior; pero, no ha sido, nj serS
nunca, I'm hombre de gobierno.
81 Francia Sc halla hoy inva-
dida por los antimilitaristas, gran
parte de culpa tiene Mr.. Clemen'
ceau, quien, al nombrar al General
Piquard, ministro de la Guerra, ca
81 puede decirse que consagraba Ia
indisclplina teniendo en- cuenta que,
cuando este no era mas que tenieu-
te- coronel, fue arrojado de las tlas
del ejercito indisciplinado.
Sin embargo, al inaugurar Ell
mismo Mr.. Clemehceau hace pocos
dfas IN monumento elevado q Ia
memoria de Mr.. Rene Goblet, pre-
sidente que fue tamblen del Con-
seio de ministries, ha sabido pro.
nunciar I'm magnf6co discurso, VI
brante de patriotismo, condenando
durante las doctrinas criminales de
Jaur&sy Herv<.
Muy bueno estaria TODD ESQ,
viniendo de I'm simple particular, q
quien %seguramente a~plaudirfa la
Francia entera; pero Mr.. Clemen-
ceau es el jefe del minlsterio y, al
echar pestes contra Ell antimilitaris.
mo, deblera recorder que sd deber
primero es Ell de reprimir y acabar
de una vez con las doctrinas colec-
tivistas.
Por consiguiente Mr.. Clemen-
ceau debe obrar y obrar con ener.
Sia. ST 4 clio no Sc determine, sera
porque no s. atreve q romper con
los socialists. Y, como Ell efec-
to, vemos que no Sc decide, resulta
que su conducta no esta en- armo'
MIA con sus palabras, este es, que
representa- una comedia.
Parece como 81 djjese 4 los So
c~ialistas: sVais demasiado lejos; el
pueblo no quiere seguiros Y, 4 fin
de darle una satisfaction, voy q
v~ltuperaros. Pero NADIA temais,
porque no Ire mas adelante0.
= Comlenza el p1blico tambien
( yer claro en- todos estos infundios
slendo natural que Sc iudigue y pi-
da hechos y no palabrer(a.
10 que Francia desea es quese
castigue severamente a los jefes de
los antlmilitaristas, procediendo
Ia disoluci6n Immediate de la sCon
federation Generate du Travail
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

G. Lemarchand
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
N0MBRAN |EuT0!


Fl Director de Sandal, Be.
nefcencla Correcciones ha hecho
los siguientes nombramientos para
Ell Manicomio: Jacinto Diaz Cebo-
Hero, para albanil, con S 500 anua,
les; Rodolfo Victorio Marcauo, pa
ra carpintero, con S 900 anuales y
Miguel Torres, para ago, con S FAC
anuales. Dlchos indlviduos toma-
ran pos ssion de sus cargos Il dia &C
del corrien!e q las diez de la ma.
mana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
.C|RONlCA PARISIEN

que prepare a%biertamente la guerra
social.
Mientras no adopte Mr.. Gle
menceau dichas medidas, reclama-
das energicamente por la opinion
p1blica, los antimilitaristas cont
nuara su propaganda malsana y,
por d~esgracia, fecunda en- resulta
dos.
Los senadores y diputados
pertenecientes a los partidos radi
cal y radical soclaIlsta van q reu-
nirse dentro de POGO en- Nancy, pa
ra decir, 81, en- vista de los progre
SOS colectivistas, no convendra
romper toda clase de allanzas con
Ell partido sociallsta -uni6cado y
capitaueado por Mr.. Jaures.
Apasiona mucho esta grave
question a TODD el pals, que con
ansia espera el resultado; va es
tempo de que sepamos en- Ffancia
81 esos infames propagandistas de
las ideas antipatri6dcas seran re-
chazados de todas parties como Sc
merecen.
Procedera este congreso dentro
de muy pocos dias a la reapertura
de las camaras, que han pasado
buenos meses de vacaciones. "
Sc anuncian numerosas interpelacio
mes; mas parece SECURE que obten-
dra Ell goblerno una gran mayorfa.
Hay para clio una razou: Sc halIa
la situacl6n politica tan embrollada
con los asuntos de Marruecos, que
nadle selatreve a recoger la herenci
de Mr.. Clemenceau. Sc pronuncia,
ran discusses muy bonitos como
siempre, haciendose gran derroche
de Tgalas oratorias; y no habra
mas. de no surgir algo impre
visto, que nadie espera.
Xxx
Los seiores apaches que no te
men va la guillotina -despues que
Mr.. FAlieres cometi6 Ia grave faita
de perdonar al inmundo y canalles
CO Soleilland -siguen dando que
hablar y escribir; la verdad es que
Sc CORE por las GALES de Paris &C
tualmente tanto pallgro, como vi
viendo entire las hordas salvajes d,
Africa.
Esos apaches son hoy nuestro
amos; robau y aseSinsn sin mied,
por NADIA; matau por Ell gusto d.
matar; y no hay NADIA mas que Ice:
los perl6dicos, para yer el aumentC
creclente del n1m-ro de crimenes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
DR.. JacintO Zaratt

Medicinal Cruiia.- Enfermedades de ninos, -Parto
Ocut1srA della Clfnica Oftalmol6gica del sHote.Deu. de
Paris. Consultas de l a 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu-
na 1927.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

Say Fin esta llnprenta Sc solicit
tan muchachos que sean buenos
vendedores de peti6dicos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
TO ROB SALVATION ARMY
Alleged Plot Disclosed by Postofice
Officials in Boston-Attempt
at Blackmail.

Boston, July 11.-what the government
officials claim was a plan TO eXtOrt $4,000
from the Salvation Army was made pub
lie today when Solomon Robitcheck, a
dealer in secondhand clothing of Lowell
and Bennett Silver Bldtt. a Lowell attOr-
ney were brought before United States
Commissioner Hayes and held in bonds of
81 900 each on the charge of using the
mails in an attempt to defraud.
According to the officials connected with
the office of the United States district
attorney, Robitcheck either wrote or Sc
cured possession of a poem casting grave
reflections on the motives and practices
of the members of the Salvation Army. II
is alleged that a copy of the verses was
sent to General William Booth, command
er of the army, and was addressed to Sal
walton Army headquarters in New York.
General Booth being in London. the let
ter was opened by Ransome Caghill, treas
urer of the army. Enclosed with the verses
was a letter in which it is alleged the
threat was made to publish the verses and
sell them at cents a copy unless the
army paid $4,000 to the sender, Robit-
check. Silverblatt, according to the con-
tention of the government, acted as Rob
itchecks attorney in the alleged negotia-
tons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
MRS. BRADLEY WANTS BAIL
Attorneys to Apply for Her Release
on the Ground Of Ill
Health.

Washington, July 11.-COUnsel for Mrs.
Annie NJ. Bradley. indicted for the murder
Of former United States Senator Arthur
Brown of Utah, will ask the district su
preme court next Monday morning to ad-
nit her to bail. Attorneys Wells, Hoover
& Wells and o. W. Powers today served
notice on United States Attorney Baker Of
the intention to move to secure the re-
lease of Mrs. Bradley. Need of a surgical
operation and the statement of DR. Shute
that after the operation Mrs. Bradleys
health will be improved by being relieved
Of Jail confinement constitute the basis
ney Baker will oppose. it is understood
the granting of the motion on the ground
that the court has granted permission to
Mrs. Bradley to remain i'm the hospital un-
til she has fully recovered from any i'll
effects that may follow the contemplated
operation and that her release on bail is
not necessary.
The court recently released on bail a
man charged with murder. and in OppOS-
ing his release Baker COntended that Ill
health had been about the only reason
which had previously actUated any court
in releasing prisoners charged with muir
der In the fact of that it Is not regarded
as likely that ne can very strongly object
to Mrs Bradley's release. Owing to the
crowded condition of Providence hospital
commOdatiOns there and her attorneys
stated today that arrangements had been
perfected to remove her tomorrow to
George Washington University hospital.
where the operation will be performed at
an early ddy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
REORGANIZE CANAL WORK.
Secretary Taft's Plans for Better
ment Made Public.

Washington, July 1f.-Secretary Tafts
plans for the reorganization of the ad-
ministrative methods of the isthmian ca
nal commission as approved by President
Roosevelt were made public today. They
take the form of three executive orders.
Briefly they provide for the transfer to
the chief of engineers Of the army the
supervision Of the purchase of materials
and supplies. the maintenance of offices
within the United States by the commits
sion for the convenient execution of its
business: the appointments in the United
States of the commissions employees to be
made by the general purchasing officer
under civil service rules, and the abol-
ishment after August 10 of the provisions
for general auditors and local auditors
and the appointment for the commission
upon the isthmus of an examiner of ac-
counts and in Washington an assistant
examiner of accounts
These duties are specifically indicated.
having In view a thorough inspection of
accounts of the various offices, the period
icaI accounting of the cash in the hands
of disbursing officers and examination of
the books of the commission kept by the
disbursing officer,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
FARMERS FIGHT
WITH SHOVELS
Desperate Struggle Between
Joseph Norris and Enoch
p. Rollins at Paradise.
Especial to The Herald.)

Logan, July 1f.-Word comes from Para
disc, a small town in the southeastern
part of the county, of a desperate duel
with ShOVelS between two farmers of that
place. The men are Joseph Norris and
Enoch 2. Rollins. Both of them use wa
ter from the same ditch and on Tuesday,
while watering in his proper turn Rollins
missed the water. He started out to find
it and discovered that Norris was using
it. 1t was a mile or so to the point where
it had been diverted and. walking this
distance TO recover the water made ROl-
Inns very angry He met Norris on the
way up and told him very plainly what
he thought of him
Then real trouble began, but as the two
were alone the straight of the matter
cannot be learned, as both men tell widely
different stories. ANY way they went at
each other with shovelS. and when il was
all over Norris had a huge scalp wound,
broken arm, and his shoulders and BIZ
ceps so Iacerated that many stitches were
required to close the wounds. Rollins had
his arms and neck cut, but is not nearly
so badly injured as Norris. Some people
are insisting upon a prosecution in the
case, but it will likely be dropped as there
is no evidence Obtainable except that of
the principals, and their statements are
at variance with each other on every
point.
Yesterday the barns, sheds and other
outbuildings of Thomas X. Obray, of Par
adise, were destroyed by fire, resulting in
a loss of about $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
ROOSEVELT STEPS OUT.
MIR. Roosevelt for Once VIII Not
Give Advice.

Washington, July Nv. A. Leadbet-
Ter of Oklahoma has written to Attorney
General Bonaparte advising him of the
call for the reassemblng of the consti-
tutional convention in that territory, and
stating that a considerable number of the
members of the convention desired to
have an expression from the president as
TO the merits of the provisions contained
in the constitution now proposed. The
attorney general in reply has addressed
a letter to W. II. Murray, president of
the convention, saying that 1t would be
altogether at variance with the spirit and
purpose of the enabling act for the pres
jdent to aid in framing this instrument
when he must afterwards decide whether
IL is such an instrument as justifies their
Immediate admission under the terms of
the act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12

Boise, Ida, July 1l.-Willtdm D. Hay
wood took oath today as a witness In
his own defense, and in a lengthy mar
rative of his life and his work as a
leader of mis- fellow miners. that was
interrupted by adjournment, denied
guilt of the murder of Frank Steunen-
berg and the manifold crimes charged
against him by Harry Orchard. Hay
wood was pale and trembled with ner-
vousness when he left the table of his
counsel and walked around to the eie-
waited witness stand, where he faced
the Judge and jury and raised his right
hand to be sworn.
When he began to respond to Clar-
ence Darrow's questions, his voice was
low and somewhat uncertain, but with
in ten minutes he hal regained his
composure and for the rest of the af-
ternoon he was master Of his feelings.
AS he told of his bOyhood that began
with toll at the age of nine, and gave
the history Of his family, his invalid
wife who sat just to the left of the
witness stand began sObbing softly.
Her mother-in-law ard her nurse soon
ComfOrted her. however, and during
the rest of the afternoon she and the
rest of HayWoOd's kinsfolk remained
quiet but deeply concerned auditors.
HaywOOd's testimony was chiefly
characterized by positive denials of the
allegations made against him by the
prosecution. He denied that he met
Orchard until some time after the Vim
Dictator explosion, denied that he sent
Orchard back to Cripple Creek to blow
up the Independence station. denied
participation in the Lyle Gregory muir
der and denied suggesting or discus
sing the Steunenberg murder He
swOTe that he never gave Orchard any
money at any time or place for any
purpose. He declared that he never
made a threat against Steunenberg,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
Chance to Dodge.
COLORED MANS SUICIDE
Ordered to Leave Montpelier, Ida,
George Snowden Kills
Himself.

Montpelier, Ida, July 11.-George NJ.
Snowden, a negro. about 80 years old, COM
mitted suicide here this afternoon by cut
ting his throat from ear to ear with a
razor. He was well dressed but had no
money.
The only motive that could be assigned
for the suicide is the possibility that he
was a fugitive from justice. He had been
in Montpelier hut a few days. He was
stopped by the police this morning and
told to leave town or he would be arrest
ed Shortly afterWard his body was found.
This fact is believed by the police to in
dictate that he feared he would be arrest
ed for some crime ne had committed some
where Letters found on the dead man
indicate that he came from Billings,
Mont. and the police of that city will be
notified of his death. The cOroner's jury
decided that it was a case of suicide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
GIBBONS Is H0N0RED.
PreIate Unanimously Elected Presi-
dent Catholic Association.

milwaukee, Wis, July 11--Cardiuai Glib
bons was today unanimously elected hon
orary president OF the Catholic Educa-
tionaI association. Rt- Rev. d J. OCon-
nell. D. d. of Washington. y. C.. was
elected president general, and Rev f. W.
Howard of Columbus. Ohio. was chosen
secretary general. Members of~the gen
eraI executive board are: Very Rev. J.
A. Burns, Washington, ID. g; Ri. Rev.
Mgr. Johr. NJ. Mckay. Cincinnati. W. J.
Stanley. Denver; Father Peter York. San
Francisco; Very Rev. J. a. Connolly. st.
Louis.
Pope Plus X sent the following mes
sage:
.sThe holy father extends his thanks TO
the association for its expression of ho-
mage and grants his apostolic benediction
with all his heart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
FIRE AT LAS VEGAS.
Big Icing Plant of the Armour Com
pany Destroyed.
Especial to The HeraldD

Las Vegas. New, July 1.-THE large Ar
mour icing plant at this place was en-
tirely destroyed by fire about O'Clock
this evening. For time the entire town
was endangered. but the wind. which had
been blowing hard for several days. had
subsidized The many large warehouses
narrowly escaped only on account of the
able work of the local fire department.
The plant is a total loss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
Appropriations for Committees.

The report of the committee on investi-
cations and appropriations, which was
adopted, included the appointment Of
committees by the president and the ap-
preparation of $500 for each Of the follow
ing organizations:
/ To investigate and submit a tenta-
tive report on the system Of teaching
morals in the public schools.
, For the further investigation of in
dustriaI education for rural schools.
g. For a preliminary inquiry into the
contemporary Judgment as to culture ele-
ment in education and the time that
should be devoted to the combined school
and college course
T. To consider and make preliminary
report on the shortage of teachers and
colleges. causes and remedies.
3. To make a preliminary report on
provisions for exceptional children In
the public, schools.
Another report which was adopted
urged that Investigations by the council
into educational subjects should be as
thorough as those conducted by universe
the national government; recommended
the employment of experts and the ex-
penditure of all necessary funds and fl
naily urged the association to exert all
its influence in securing the adoption of
the recommendation of the council III
general educational work.
The board of directors of the National
Educational association late this after
noon elected H B. Brown, president of
Valparaiso university, Valparaiso. Ind,
trustee to succeed himself. and adopted a
resolution favoring Cleveland as the next
place of meeting in 1908.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
EDWARDS is INDICTED.

Washington. July 11.-Charles A. Ed
wards. secretary of the Democratic con-
gressiOnal campaign committee, was to-
day indicted by the grand jury for an as
sault with a dangerous weapon on Ale
jandrO Garland. an attaChe OF the Peru
Wan legation, on May i6 last