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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-03

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Observation-Disclosures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
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The Tribune follows you. No
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed az often as do
sired.
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BUREAU.

-, have not visited The
,,.,s you have missed
7s"s,n .s,an. All the latest lftcra-
and the eoslest place In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Los nonbres d don Luciano
de la Paz. NicarlO capitular de
Monterrey Y de don >s> as
Gavilan, Obisp0 de ChiLuaguu;
son los que Sc citan por el cIero
como candidates para IL Sede
arzobispal vacante de Lin4res
De un mOmento a Otr0 Sc eS
pera la resolucion del Vaticano
La Secretaria de Relacio-
mes ha recibido noticias ohcia-
les de que Nicaragua estable-
cera una Legaci0n permanente
en- Mexico.
Sc confrma la noticia de
que ha sido nombradO Ministro
Plenipotenciario el doctor don
Fernan 10 Sanchez, distinguido
diplomatico.
En- virtud de aquella resolu-
cion, el licenclad0 Luis Felipe
Corea, queda unicamente como
Ministro cerca del GOblerno de
los EstadOs Unidos.
La Ultima remesa de cacos
para la colonia penitenciaria de
las Islas Marias, fue dc ounce
individuos, quienes salieron de
la carcel de Bel6n cOnduCidoS
por una escolta en- direction al
puerto de San Bias
Los trabalos de pesca y ex-
.plotacion de guano estan muy
adelantados en- la llamada Isla
Madre Q Mayor que es por hoy
el asiento de dicha colonia.
I'm periodico de la capital
atribuye la crisis pasajera que
atraviesa el Yucatan, la insa-
ciable sed de negocios que sc
despert0 ALI, abandonando an
ti9uos pero seguroo metodos;
surgi0 la especulacion y Sc jug6
al alza sObre tOdo sin esperar a
que las nuevas doctrinas for
maran base s6lida sobre que
pudiera ejecutarse con seguri-
dad la evoluci6n precipitada
que Sc inicio. La region en-
general, no hace ahora mas que
susrir las consecuencias de ha-
berse exagerado Ell valor de
todo, sin medida, Con mas fre-
cuencia aun que en- la historic,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
SAN JUAN.

en- los negocios Sc repiten los
sucesos V la peninsula entera
We suceder ALI 10 Que ha pasa d.
do mas de una vez en- otras
parties. La salvaci6n esta aho-
IA solo en- el trabaio y en- la
economic. Sc tiene ALI la gran
fuente de riqueza que es el he
neruen, V dedicandOse a sur ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
"a rewoAGnc76n ca3alanista
Declaraciones del senor Maura

Nueva York, martes.-Las noticias que Sc
reciben de Madrid dicen que el presidente del
consejo de ministries Sr. Maura ha negado que
el complot de los cataanistas revista la
grave importancia que algunos diaros eu-
ropeos han querido cOncederle
FL goberno tene sobrados recursos y fuer
suhciente para aplastar cualquier intento
que pudiese juzgarse peligroso para la estabili-
dad de los instituciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
e. ch0que entire mejico
v Guatemala
La declaration de guerra

Nueva York, martes-E sta ma1lana ha cir
cuado el rumor de que Sc abian roto las hos
tilidades entire Mejco Guatemala
Las noticias recibidas agregan que el pr1-
meT choque ha sido adverse para las armas
de Guatemala
No obstante la invasion del territoro no
ha sido tan facil como Sc creia para los meji-
canOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
Los fund gnr rrG0S de una
opinion
Lo que dice un gran diario

Nueva York, martes-Un despacho recibi-
do de Paris, trasmte una opinion de lie Temps
sobre las frases que atribuyen al propio
Kaiser al juzgar la inminencia del choque entire
las escuadras del Jap6n Estados Undos.
FL juicio pesimista de Alenana no tiene
otTo fundamento al decir del per6dco frances
que llevar 10 contraro la diplomacia francesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
Formidable reconCem1gsaA
Ci0up vnaSsi1asa
Buques de guerra en- Barcelona

Nueva York, martes- Han sdo enviadas
tropas toda Catalina y especialmente Bar
celona, en- provision de que ocurran successes
impOrtantes.
La recommendation miitar es verdadera-
mente formidable
En- ell puerto de Barcelona hay dos cruce
ros de guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
c. nSw abandGs de arR1pa ;
EN- FaaGE2Ius@S
Graves noticias de Manila

Nueva York martes-Ha causado penosa
impression esta ciudad la noticia que llega
de Manila dando Cuenta deque sc 0bserva una
agitaci0n peligrosa entire la poblaCion indigena
a la que Sc supone en- possession de gran can't
dad de armas que han entrado de contrabando
el pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
e confEic%0 yanqui-japon&s


Nueva York martes.-El tema de actuali-
dad rigurosa en- Europa, es el esperado einevi-
ia bic conflicto entire los EstadOs Unidos el ia
pom, que seg1n opinion del propio Kaser,
es inevitable, en- vista de las complicaciones
que han surgido de la. actitud que han toma-
do ambas pOtenCias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Este Hotel uado de las princpale Gales San
tiene haba~lones atlas comodas ventadas higencas
propias matrimonio senoras oas cabaeros
Buena esmerado tratoPecios equitativos
~cc~antizadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Elegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ta, sc acaban de reclbir en- esta
1mprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
Guerrero

y algunos episodios de su vida
milagrosa.
(NOVELA DOCUMENTARY
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Z BARRIOBERO Y EERRAN
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
SPEEDY TRIAL FOR
ITALIAN KlDNAPPERS.
Fate of Four Accused of Lamana Boys
Murder Will Be Determined
within Week.

HAHNvILLE, La, July 15.-Inclu-
ding the impaneling of jury, which
began today, <ess than a week is ex-
pected to suffice for the trial of the
four italians, charged with the kid
mapping of Walter Lamana, New Or
leans child.
Not only does public sentiment make
a speedy trial desirable. but there are
not enough accommodations here for
even the officials whose presence Is
necessary. The jury will be compelled
to camp out on improvised beds in one
of the courtrooms.
1t is the prosecutions aim to show
that the strangling of the Lamana boy
was only an incident among many
blackmailing schemes on foot among
the Italian population of this section.
The four prisoners were brought here
today from New Orleans, where they
have been since their arrest. They will
remain during the trial in the court
house jail, which stands in a sugar cane
field, with no house excepting the sher-
ifs within half a mile.
The prisoners are Ignacio Campisci-
ano and his wife Maria, Co1fagero Gem
dusa and Tony Costa. Campisciano IS
the man who, under compulsion, led a
posse into the swamp where the boys
body was concealed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
JERSEY CITY WANTS LAND.
Claims That Property Owner Is Invad-
ing Its Streets.

Final hearing In the matter of the in
junction restraining the city of Jersey
City from interfering with Elmer A.
Darling, of New York City, and the
American Homes Company, of Jersey
City, in the construction of ~ houses
on tract of land known as Duncan
Terrace, near West Side avenue, Jer-
sey City. was begun today before Vice
Chancellor Howell. The complainant
Mr.. Darling, was threatened with arrest
on May 20 last, if he did not cease the
erection of certain of the houses,
which, the city claims, were being
erected on the line of new street
which the city had mapped. Henry V.
Condict appeared for the complainant.
J. Merritt Lane for the city and John
r. Hardin for the Lawyers Title &
Guarantee Company.
The complainant says he purchased
the land in small parcels in 1889. Last
year, learning that people in the
neighborhood said the city was about
to open streets across the land, he
brought suit against the city to quit
title. To this suit the city made no
contest and decree issued to MIR.
Darling giving absolute title to the
whole tract. The city is now attempt
ing to prove that the streets were map
ped many years ago and that the de-
cree of the court is an invalid one.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
DAMAGED PEDDIE CHURCH
TOWER MAY BE REBUILT.
Insurance Companies to Have Mason
Determine Possibility of Repairing
Part Lightning Wrecked.

Ropes remain stretched at Broad and
Fulton streets to keep pedestrians dis
tance of al least thirty feet from the
walls of Peddie Memorial Church, the
north tower Of which was struck by bolt
of lightning last week, ripping hole
twenty feet long and seven to ten feet
wide near the top of the tower. Louis
n. Yoerk. the steeplejack, put ladders up
on the inside Of the tower Saturday after
noon and climbed up TO the damaged part.
He found some Of the big stones held In
place by only a few inches Of cement.
Representatives of the insurance conn
panies that have risks on the church will
meet at the Fire Exchange this after
noon and appoint committee to select
f1rst-class mason builder to examine the
tower and decide whether it can be re-
paired or whether the top above the
ragged hole made by the lightning will
have to be torn down and rebuilt.
There is no money in risks on
churches" said an insurance agent today,
so many have teen damaged by lightning.
We have had to repair the towers or
spires OF several in the last ten years.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
BRANCH BROOK PARK
CONCERT PLEASED MANY.

An immense crowd Of people, young and
old, enjoyed the city's third Sunday after
noon band concert In Branch Brook Park
yesterday. and apparently everyone was
well pleased with the program.
The lake was dotted with canoes and
other craft. over 200 of the canoes flying the
colors of Princeton. Steam and gasoline
launches dotted the waters here and there
and Wed with the fiat-bottomed. tub-lke
police boats In splashng the waters. The
summer girl was in her glory, her short
sleeves ana peek boo waist giving her
fitting beauty. augmented by her airy
grace. an excellent opportunity to enjoy
the playful breezes OF the swelterng day.
The following program was rendered:
"Star-Spangled Bannef'' ''..................
Transcription of The Holy City" Adams
Selection from the opera Faust" .Gounod
Sacred Potpouri, Joy to the World"...
Farmhouse
A novelette,, Miss Dixie" .............H Hager
Selection from I'll Trovatore" .... Verdi
"Gloria" from the Twelfth Mass" Mozart
Favorite songs from the Spring
chicken ..s..-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. earle
American Fantasia, Gems of Stephen
roster ....-.....-.-. -........-........ Topanl
Anerita In' m t ~;
ing songs: Antioch Il am Praying for
YOU" "Ring the Bells of Heaven LET
the Lower Lights Be Burning" "Rocl Of
Ages" 'In Stand BY Till Morning"
"PleyeI Hymn" my Redeemer" Jesus
Coronation" with variations. Dare to
Be a Daniel"
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
L. C. B. A. MEMBERS
GATHER IN SPRINGFIELD.
Thousand Delegates of Oldest Woman's
Insurance Company in Third National
Triennial Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July ia
majority of the 1000 delegates to the
third national trlennial convention of
the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso-
citation gathered in this city today for
the opening of the convention tomor-
row. The election of a supreme presi-
dent to succeed Mrs. f. b. MCGOWAN,
who has held the office since the incep-
tion of the order, seventeen years ago,
has caused much discussion among the
various branches of the organization
and close contest is expected. Presi-
dent MCGOWAN is opposed by Mrs. NJ. C.
Costello, of Brooklyn, n Y. and Miss
Kate Mahoney, of Troy. n. Y
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent AS
ISOLATION was the first exclusively
woman's financial life insurance COM
pany in the world and was formed in
1890. The organization now has more
than 100000 members scattered through
twenty-nine States
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
SPAT ON OLD GLORY;
JAP ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Employee of Railroad Yards at Los
Angeles Attacked by Mob of
Enraged Americans.

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 15.-T. Yoni,
a Japanese employed as a wiper In the
Southern Pacific shops In this city, mar
rowly escaped serious injury at the hands
of an enraged mob of American workmen
yesterday.
Yoni was wiping an engine on which
had been placed two small American flags
While wiping In the engine Yoni turned
and deliberately spat upon one of the
flags His action was seen by another
workman who Immediately pulled Yoni
from the engine to the ground, at the
same time acquainting the other workmen
In the building of Yoni's act. A crowd
quickly surrounded the Japanese and he
was being roughly handled when he
managed to elude his assailants and
escaped.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
SOLDIER IN TWO STATES.
Serves in Two Camps By Getting Leaves
of Absence.

NoRRISTOwN. Pa. July 15.-E. c..
Pickell, local iceman, has the unique dis
tinction of being a militaman of two
States. Pickell lived for a time in Cam.
den and enlisted In the Third Regiment
N. G. N. j. Before his term OF enlist
ment expired he came to Norristown and
enlisted in the home command.
This year. by a strange coincidence, both
commands were to camp at almost the
same time. PiclSell resolved to serve In
both, and secured few days leave of alb
sence from Colonel Mather, OF the New
Jersey Third, and went to Camp Guss,
Perkase, with Company f. Sixth Regi-
ment, n G. P.
There he remained until the completion
of the Inspection Thursday night and then
exchanged his Pennsylvania uniform for
New Jerseys. and went to his command
at Fort Hancock. New Jersey, where the
Third New Jersey was under going a two
weeks ril@with the United States regu-
lars.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
MoTORMAN HURT IN CRASH.
Cars Collide on the Passaic Bridge in
the Early Morning.

Two electric cars ON the Plank Road
Line going in the same direction, col
lided early Yesterday morning on the Pas
sale Bridge. and the motorman of one,
David Thompson. % years old, OF 4S7
South Twelfth street. was thrown from
the platform and sustained slight injuries
about the left knee. hip and face.
He was carried in a car 10 the corner
of Market and Mulberry streets. where he
was met by the First Precinct ambulance
and carried 10 the City Hospital.
After his wounds were dressed he was
taken home. The rear car ran into one
in front iarring 1t slightly, but not enough
to do any damage. His car was at a
standstill and the one in the rear ap-
preached it too closely before turning on
the brakes. 1t is said.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
DYNAMITE FOUND IN
POCKET OF STRIKER.
Former Binghamton Motorman Said to
Have Admitted Attempts to Blow
Up Street Cars.

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, July 15.-LewIs
Eastman and John N. Dennis. former mo-
tormen of the Binghamton Railway Com
pany. two of the men who struck several
months ago. were arrested last night. In
Eastman's pocket was found a pound OF
dynamite. which he is said to have ad-
mitted that he intended TO place on the
track to blow up an electric car. He also
is said to have admitted placing dynamite
on the track on Thursday, the rain soaking
1t so that it failed to explode. Bennis, 1t is
said, admitted completely In the dynamite
plot.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
HEN THIEF IN PRISON.
Not a Prisoner, but Just Caller with
Chicken Appetite.

TRENTON. July 15.-The New Jersey
State Prison has been robbed of thirty
chickens. The robbery was committed at
time when the towermen were supposed
to be the busiest. the large electric search
light sweeping the roofs OF the institution.
Keeper Osbornes home, recently erected,
casts IT'S shadow over the hennery, and
this fact is making the deputies, many OF
them who received an increase In salary
on Tuesday, chafe all the more The
thieves have not been caught.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
TRIES TO HANG HIMSELF.
One Of Alleged Lamana Kidnappers
Makes Unsuccessful Attempt.

NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Tony Costa,
one Of the Italians placed on trial today
in St. Charles Parish, charged with the
kidnapping and murder Of s-year-old Wal
ter Lamana, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to hang himself in the parish prison
kerchief around his neck he fastened IT
to the grating of his cell door while on
his tip toes and succeeded In strangling
himself into uneonsciousness. He was dis
covered and cut down just in time to save
his life
Prison officials then ordered that all of
the male prisoners held in connection with
to take them to Hahnville
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
FINED $40 FOR CRUELTY.

william Grof OF 70 Avenue L, Newark,
was arrested in Bloomfield Saturday for
cruelty to animals, the specification being
that he tried to make his horse climb a
steep hill with a too heavily loaded wagon.
He did not succeed, for Horace Miller, r..
an agent of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals came along and had
him arrested. Recorder radmus imposed
a fine OF 500 anu costs and warned Grof
against repeating the onense.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
SUICIDE WAS LEO SMITH.

>HAcKENSAcK. July 15.-The man who
Jumped into the Passaic River at Dundee
Lake on Thursday from the Weasel bridge
and ended his life has been identified, IN
the morgue at Hackensack as Leo smith,
Of 172 Martin street. Paterson, wnere ne
had boarded for thirteen years with Ber-
nard Brookhardt. Smith was A. years old
and single
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair tonight; Tuesday partly cloudy and
slightly warmer, followed by showers;
fresh essterly winds.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Forecast for
New Jersey: Partly cloudy tonights Tues
day showers: light to fresh east 70 south
WtndH
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
ORLANDO LEWIS DEAD.

SYRACUSE, n Y. July 15.-orlando
Lewis. Mayor Of Auburn for three terms
and one of the eity's wealthy and promi-
uent business men died last night He
was horn = Spencer, Tioea County. In 1925
and the pcs.x viii be taken there for burial
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
ICE CREAM CRUSHED HIS TOE.

Herman Beirn. "a years cid. Of 81 Prince
street. had the big toe Of his left foot
badly crushed yesterday afternoon by hav~
Ing a can Of Ice cream fall upon It. He Is.
taken by the Second Precinct police.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15

I cons.csr the public preso the very best ad-
vertihing medium. Manager Howard. Bryson
Graham & CO.. Ottawa.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
one Year Ago Today.

maximum velocity, - miles.
Total precipitation-None.
Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15

Highest Lowest AveFa &c.
Temperature...... IS deg So deg. IS deg.
Character Of the day-clear.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15

FREEHOIlDERS. ALDERMEN.
Quinn, 1b. Wright. ..
Baunach, c. Corish. 1b.
Kenny, 2b. Reilly. 2b.
King, D. McGowan, C.
Mcbride. 3d. E. c. Meyer. 3b.
Ward. c.f j. A. Meyer. CT.
Trabold. RI. Bray. l.f.
Althen, SIS. I4aughlin, SIS.
Steck. IL. Mann, r.f.
Charles Watson also
Umpires-For the Aldermen. Adolph
Holzner: for the Freehoders, Charles j.
Watson. Scorers, M. j. Mullen. p. j.
OToole
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-15
THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.
Yesterday.
-

Precipita tion-None.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14
GENERAL sToEssEL's TRIAL.

Evidently in Russia heroes are not
sure OF their laurel wreaths until
lapse of time and military ihvestiga-
tlons have sifted the story of their
achievements and determined wheth-
er honor or death shall be their por-
tion.
During the defense of Port Arthur
and for long time afterward. Gem
eral Stoessel, who was in command
was applauded as one of the most
heroic defenders of beloaguered
fortress. The reckless assaults and
the japanese ard the determination
manifested by their commander con-
vincsd the world from the early days
of the siege tat Port Arthur's fate
was sealed; and when at last surren-
der came but "a vestige of its defens-
es remained. and nothing bst brok-
en- and shattered columns of dis
heartened soldiers laid down their
arms.
Stoessel was hailed as n hero then.
But Russia lost so much by the war
that It was in not mood to applaud
those who participated in the failure.
So the government began to question
the vigor of the defense, and now
General Stoessel finds himself on
trial for his life, charged with cow
ardice instead of receiving the
plaudits of his countrymen and the
of his peror.--Denver
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14

Roy Chase came over from Yampa
yesterday on business and will re-
turn in few days again and go with
his partner, John T. Wilson. to Do
lores county by team. where they
have government contract to sat
section corners. They Will drive
over to Wolcott and then down tho
Grand as far as Grand Junction, and
from there go southwark over the
hills to a section of the country ap-
parently out of the world. They will
be in among the Clin Dwellers' ruins
for n time, Their nearest railroad
station will be Dolores. thirty miles
away. and Dorloes is reached by one
OF the narrow gauge branches of the
Rio Grande road. Looking at the
map the section they will survey
seems out of the world. They will
be kept busy until next spring some
time Boulder Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-14

There will always be a good and
profitable market in foreign coun-
tries for all the fancy Winesap ap-
pies we can produce. This variety
is hardy and will stand shipment
much better than the Jonathan and 1t
will keetp longer than any other. 1t
is also very high colored red which
makes it one Of the very best sellers
on the market. The Gano is always
a bright red and is better than its
brother, the Ben Davis; in fact the
most mighty colored of the latter are
generally marked as Ganos, The
growers this fall who picked their
Winesaps in the middle of October
before the panic received $2.75 net.
The Wluesap is more easily protected
from the worms than most any other
variety and is a good bearer. The
Jonathan always brings a fancy price
and is the popular apple everywhere;
IL is not so heavy and regular in its
habits of bearing as the Gano which
Is exceedingly prolific ard always con
sidered money maker. There are
many other good varieties but the
heaviest paintings in the future will
be these three varieties. People
want a red apple and these are all as
rcd as they can be made. This note
may seem very old news to many but
there are some who are asking what