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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-20
COSAS DEL "T|EMPO"
Nuevos golpes en- vago
sobre Ell Consolidate.
Falta de 1ogica.
PlANCHA SORERaNA
PLANCHA SOBERANA
Los guardias de carreteras.
Los nombra el Departa.
mento del Interior.

de los seis conhnados, dos de los
cuales trabajaban en- la carretera de
San Juan a Rfo-piedras, y cuatro
en- la de Cataiio q pueblo viejoD,
de cuyo hecho va tienen conoci-
miento nuestros lectores.
Y vuelvs, como de costumbre,
a dar golpes en- vago, tratsndo de
hacer responsible de clio al jefe del
preside, a quien no cabe responsa-
bilidad alguna en- el case.
Pero a aEl TlempoS le convie-
ne armar el escarceo consiguiente,
y, puesto a clio, no repara en- desba.
rrar de 10 Undo, formulando acusa.
clones y cargos que carecen de fun.
damento y caen por terra como
castillo de mimbres:
Desde el punto y hora en- que
los presos salen de la penitenciaria
para trabajar en- las carreteras, en-
tregados, mediante recibo, a la GUS
todia de los guardias designados pa
ra ese servicio por el Departamento
del Interior, queda exento de toda
responsabilidad el jefe del preside,
vi corresponds esta exclusivamente
a los referidos guardias.
ESQ es de sentido comGn.
Solo en- molleras cerradaS y EN-.
durecidas por la terquedad y la OBJ.
secaci6n, como son, a 10 que parece
las de los innominados redactores dt
aEl Tiempos, puede caber 10 con-
trario.
Y resulta que, sin darse cuen.
ia, al apuntar muy orondo y muy
satlsfecho al Consolidate, van sus
tiros q dar, sin hacer el blanco que
intenta, en- el Departamento del IT,
terror.
iAh, majagranzasI
Nos viene con Ia historic de
que Jose Gisbert, uno de los guar
dias que vigilaba up grupo de di
chos presos, fue expulsado del Cuer
po de policias de penales por so
borno, y no obstante volvi6 a SCI
admitido como guardia -. de ca
rreteras, para cuidar presos.
Cuentele ESQ al ComisiouadC
del Interior, que es el que hace ESQ
nombramientoS. FL Department
que tienen montado sobre ei es
tonnage los aplumeadoreso de sE
Tiempoa nada tiene que yer en- ellc
y huelga, por 10 tonic y por i
tanto, ese cargo que quiere ecba
el colega sobre aquel centro.
6Que tanto Gisbert como su
compaheros son ineptos y no sirve
para Ell puestos que desempeHan?
Bueno cy que?
! iAcaso tiene culpa de ESQ {
Consolidado3
} La responsabilidad es de q ie
} ha extendido esos nombramiento.
| Por 10 demas, podemos apur
tar un dato que no deja de ser sil
r nifcativo { interesante.
Republicanos son todos Il
e pr6fugos y republicanos todos L
: guardias que los custodiaban y Il
: dejaron escapar.
e Entire estos 1ltilnos fgura
: cabo Carambot, que fue separad
j tambiep, como Gisbert, del cuerI
a de guardias de penales.
e Valiente plancha la de q
e Tiempo0 y tempo lastin
o samente perdido en- emborronar
Ia cuartillas tituladas sPobre Conso
dado!l,' asi, con dos.admiraciones
re Mas "a suponemos 10 que
te pasado.
lie Antes de anoche lego a Ia
0. dacci6h del colega la noticia de c
Ia seis conhnados Sc habiau sescab.
IL del Pesidio.s
J6bilo innerso en- toda Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29
FIN DE UNA RAZA-

Sc do guso nunca nadie por nadie nj 1or NADIA como
no tuese Fesa en- seguu lugar aunque debiera ser
el primero don Antonio padre de Felsa esposo sa
cratfsimo de dona Paula. enfa grandes negocios
de ferrocarriles exploitation, ALA. por la parte de
Burgos, se acomodaba resdencia en- Valladold
como en- nng1n sitio.
Pas6 asi tempo: la familia de Contreras estrech6
algunas de sus nuevas relacones Vaadolid aunque
Tue bien difici porque he vsto genie que mas Sc
inre para abr jn nucvas afecciones cue los
castellanos
Castellanos eraa tapbi6n is de Contreras, y an
duvieron frlos en- los comenzos slo que contaron
con 10 imprevsto, Il inprevi5to esta historic fue
Fesa, apasioaa Ia ardiente, aunque rac6 el mis-
misimo Burgos.
Felsa fue la corsr de qle los Cont esrecha-
relsciones algunas familias empezando A
por ell amor de los niSos.
Fesa, la verdadera senora lie la casa tuvo ami
gas el de los n1os fac 10 que uni6 mas tarde
ell alma de los mayores
Una de prn.eras amstades fue Fernando: edu
caronse juntas anaronse passion, con esa passion
de los noss 10 cua 10 observaron con g1sto
los padres de Fernando 10 nislno que los dc Fe
lisa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29
A8 NJ MARTINEZ BARRIONUEvO

tado no dej6 de la amiga intima. la hermana
vor la terna madre de sus angeos, como ella las
llamaba.
Con intervalo de algunos meses, pasaron n,ejor
vida Ell padre de Fernando rico prohombre de Vallado
lid Y eel senor Contreras, padre de Fesa.
Aquelos unieronse mas estrecha-
Que hernosas iban las dos los Domingos, al sair
de msa.
Lenas de juventud, de vida, e rostro pado,
biertas de luto para mayor contraste.
Iban al Salvador todos los Oomingos, muy tempra-
no; llevabalas Isabel.
Ell Salvador era la igesia favorits: al Salvador en-
contrabane mas encanto, mas poesla msticismo al
sair ambas, hermosas, tranquas, el gordo campanon
de la parecia diatase inado de orguo de haber
llamado la paabra de Dos, repiqueteo es-
truendoso las dos mas r:cas flores que crecieron en-
los erisles casteanos.
Fran nifias adm: sno habian traspasado ese mundo
msteroso que media la nina la mujer; esta-
ban en- el coegio, va 10 die encaminabanse untas
ALA acompanadas de cr;ado de Fesa.
Despues, la misma hora, ha sin variaci6n de TN
seoundo cuando ell sol morbuudo detenase como
para dar la Ultima d.spedida Valadolid en- lag
avieadas penoas de pledra del fronts de la igesia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ V1GO. N. IA
NJ AVA q y EZ

Situado este ostableciniento On el centre
de Ia calle M6ndes Vigo, con un jardfn 81
frente, es el que reuns mayeres ventajas
y comodidades para loo sefores viajeres, J
ell que cuenta con mejores habitaciones fres-
cas-, ventiladas, magn{fcos bahos y duchas.
u OonidAs { tolas hexas N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29
Snl0,s.e Wines q TOpete
pARA REGAEO

En- Ia Ibrerfa del "Boletin" sc han
rec,hido Dreciosos artfcuos para rega-
10 como albums con muslca y sin ella
elegantes necesseres para sefioras. tin.
teros de plata cristhofe, ceniceros de
lujo. carter as fnas. estuches para inge-
niero<. e.-ocias ;ilas. Joauiilas de
ambar etc. etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29
Perez Escrich

La Duquesa de Martel1, 2 tomos.
La Pecadora. Novela de costumbres,
, tOmOS
Encuadernados en- Pasta Espanola
De venta en- el BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29
PAR A ELIAS
SlLU IA

Tn conde ell de Haussonville, dice
de ella, de la estudiante rusa que a
pesar de cuanto le habian referido
profesores rusos franceses, lie hu-
biera costado trabajo hacerse exacto
cargo del estado dc amino de las va
celebres jovenes rusas, ST no hubiera
mediado la casualidad de haber visto
entrar mas de una veg en- su despacho
no por la ventana, sino por la puer-
ia, una de esas aves de paso, ss;golon-
drlna que vuelve!
/. Educose en- Francia, 4 donde desde
r1uy joven. la llevo su familia. Gano
en- Belgica 81 grado de doctora en-
Ciencia.
Torno despues Paris, ansiando
ALI emplear su tempo su5 talen-
tos.
Ell dfa en- que por prinere vez la
vio Ell conde, Ia go]ondrina llevaba
Ell peso de I'm voluminoso manus
critic
Era un trabalo sobre madame Stael,
considerable como hlosofa, moralista,
Soci6lOga, novellSta, autor dramatl-
co, ETC., etc.
Este trabajo para el cual pedia al
conde que la ayudase 4 ercOntrar
editor, suponfa desde luego una mi
nuciosa labor de Investigation re-
velaba cultura.
Mas pesar de estO. el pro er pas6
por Ell NAL ratio de tener que respon-
der la autora, despuGs de bien leida
Su obra, que ST Gsta. Va publicada en-
Russia, debio induda bIem ente instruir
& sus c0mpatriotas, no suceder1q otro
tanto con los franceSes, PeTEecta =
mente enterados de cuaoto madame
de Sta6l Sc retiere. Asi es que de no
ed1tar ella mlsma Ia Obra, dltlcll
mente hallaria otro medic de publl-
carla.
EstaS p2labras caus2ron mucha tris-
teza a Ia rusa, asi Sc retlej6 I'll sus
negroS Y Ell SuS dulceS OPS, dc Dri-
llante mlrada.
Ell conde procurj animarla. V de-
nostrandola slmpatla, la lnterTo@o
con lntereS so5re que 0rIentaclon
pensaba dar su vida.
Ella contest6:
-Qulero consa 5rarme Ia causa &c
la humanidad.
CA'tD'
-DttundlcndO ideas de 1LStlC'2.
Fl no Sc ttcVlo pregun.aria cna-
les eran es"s IDEAS justas que ansla-
ba dlTu = :. ~ uue e@to SuponIa en- :
trar Ell di5cuSlone5 pell8ro>as. ratio
de demoStrarla con suma cortosia cue
SemeJante pEoyecto era huE Fd3o,
muy dltlcll de Teallza1; que Ia eNiss-
tencia de una mujer sofa, alejada de
Su pals, era-V1da trt>lSl12a; que me-
Jor tuera que Sc dec1dleSe a NoINer
Russia donde su taml!la Ia 7ec:9lrla
con cariGo, y que ana Vcz ali. en II
centro proeora>e hacer moueStamen-
fe t0do q blen possible.
Pero estos conseJ0s, aunQ"e 'o1l
COS, no hallaron. aSl 10 rec0n0Clo el
conde, eco en- ella, que sc apreSur5
responder;
No qulero trabajar en- balde.
AdmlrdbaSe el c0nde que baJo tan
~ .oaN"" e'P'' o'1~1"0 '+''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-29

OJO" Ell aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA, es
e meor reedo las Intermediates del Esomago Dispep
sa maas destiones Su sabor agradabe puede
como aqua comun Este para e est0mago
ia en- ca1as de 2 boteas de tro botelas
casas sguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco
PONCE Hotel Comado de don B. Mela
AGUADlLLA, Farmacia de don J. T. Font
ARFClBO Hotel Las Baleares" Y Cafe de los Sres Mir
Orpi Ca.
FAJARDO Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez
GUAIAMA, Sres, Freiria I4nos
CAGUAS, Sr Ambrosio Machuca
MANATL Sres J. Padr6 Ca.
HUMACAO don Au1eo Ramirez
MAUNA3O, Fa1maca de don lose G. Suora1es
CAROLINA, Sres, Arsuaga Ca
CANONAN Sres Fernandez Sobrinos.
SAN JUAN, Farmacia Colon de don r. Almazan Sucesoes
de Fernandez henan0 uceores de Sobrino Fernandez
Garcia Perez Ca lose Fernandez don Francisco Carero
Y sus agentes generates +. Font hernalo
Frecio en- to las parties 30 ctts. botrlla de llitre
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
SEARCHING FOR A
LONG LOST BROTHER

g. ". Hutton. treasurer of ths
Farmers Mortgage and Trust Co.. at
1863 La Sale St, Chicago. was in
Canon City yesterday trying to Hnd
some trace OF his brother. John Hut.
ton. who some months ago lived with
his wife and two children on Birch
avenue. Lincoln Park.
The story the Chicago man heard
while here WAS something to this
effect. John Hutton bought the place
on Lincoln Park with money furnish.
ed by his brother. and for certain
reasons had the property put In the
name Of his wife. Not long after
this he left town and his wife sold
her interest in the property for $3.50
and ing the two children with her
went West.
About the time Mrs. Hutton reJeiv.
ed the money for the property. Jim
Carr. = pissterer and q we'll known
man around town, showed railway
tickets for himself and wife from
here to San Francisco and said he
WAS taking his family there. He
left. but bis wife and two children
remained and were sent to her poo
pie who llvs in Oklahoma ~ she
did not know where her husband
could Re found ard WAS without any
means.
After Learning Of the above facts
G. W. Hutton left for California and
will continue his efforts to locate hi.
brother or the two children.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

BIG bLOWOUT-Florence Aerie
No 1863. Fraternal Order Of Esgles.
will give its annual blowout in Union
hall on the night Of February TWEEN.
tietl,. A lengthy and attractive pro.
gram has been prepared and . big sup.
per will be served. The celebration
Is not only open to the members OF
tho Eagles. but to their friends 81
we'll and the latter will be invited
by card. The Invitations will be
out In = few days. Last year more
than $50 persons attended the cele
bration and It 10 thought that =
like number will be present st the
one the coming Wednesday night
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

WHAT DIFFERENUE-N was
two years ago yesterday that CHARLES
J. Feeze WAS fozen to death while
hunting rabbits east Of the Dorcas
mill. For several days that week
the thermometer reRistered below
zero. and on the day that Feeze Wal
frozen. the mercury dropped to thirty
bslow. There IL quite . contrast in
the weather of yesterday. today aud
this date 1905.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
STRIKE STOPS LEADING
MONTANA NEWSPAPERS

Butte. Mont. Feb. 1.-The Butte
Miner. the Butte Inter Mountain. the
Butte Evening News and the Ana
conda Standard oeased pnbl icasion TO-
day ~ the rssult uf = strike Of p.sas.
men yesterday afternoon. The press.
men demand an Increase Of q psr day.
which the newspapers refused.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
BIG AWAKENING IN
SILVER CLIFF MINING

The famous BasaIck mine has start.
ed several shipments to the Salida
smelter since resuming operations
This Ia the niue which made Silver
Oliff famous. new boiler has been
installed In the Bull Domingo mine.
John Calder wood has resi- gned ~ sup.
erintendent Of the Little Bernioe
mine. and will devote his entire time
to the Bull Domingo.
The Silver King Mining company
owning . group Of five claims in Bone.
yard park. near SpauldinR. Ia pre-.
pairing to begin operations on = large
scale. Surveyor l.. e Hineman has
completed . new survey Of the prop.
erty. .anc . thaithouse aud steAm
hoist will be installed at opoe. A
boarding and bunk house will also
be erected.
The Silver King has . fifty foot
shaft and seventeen foot drift. In
which has been Ont a three foot lode
Of quartz. running we'll In lead. silver
and gold. Emerson. Wixon and
Graves have tust sold the Groenhorn
and Bull lodss on the st. Charles
river. in Uuster county for s2l. 900.
The properties show . thirty foot vein
Of ore carrying values in gold. cop
per. lead and zinc. the latter pre-.
dominating. Mining men claim the
property will be worth 81. 600. zoo with
proper development.
The Bismuth mine at Silver CIin,
has just received returns on two oAfl
Of low grade ois that net an average
Of 81. 100 par car. A oar Of high grade
has been shipped. the returns on
which IL expected will soar high In
fys fg ures.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

PHILLIPS DROwNED-Mrs. Ethel
Mcdonald , yesterday received = number
Of teleRrams from Layton. KapsAs.
aging that her friend. J. A. Phillips.
formerly Of this city, was drowned
.bere last Monday and that the body
would be shipped to Fort Collins. his
former home for interment. The re-.
mains reached Pueblo today and wer
met BY Mrs Mcdonald and will be &C.
oompanied to Fort Collins by her. A
few days ago . copy NJ the Layton
Kansas. GAzstte reached this oity and
IL contained . notiue OF Mr.. Phillips'
marriage 70 one Of the bellies Of that
town. 1t developed this morning
that there Vas mot . word Of truth
In tie Item and that 1t was printed
for . Josh" on the young man. This
deceased was engaged 10 the building
Of . big reservoir In Kansas. and a..
though the details OF bis tragic end
have not been rsosived here ~ yet. II
IL presumed that he fell into the water
and WAS unable o"sss ont.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
SENATE BREAKS RECORD
IN PASSAGE OF BILLS

Washington. Feb. l4-The senate
has broken all records by passing bills
vt the rate Of 10 . minute for one
hour and six minutes 99l bills 10 all.
During the procedure Senator, No
Cumber was the only senator on the
flo or. Vice President Fairbanks pre-.
sided.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
DENVER posToFFIcE
DID GREAT WORh

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE post
office Departments today announced the
receipts Of the Denver Office for Jan.
uary At ass5.l4. an increase Of $40. i.
1874 over January Of last year.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

The old fashioned dance At Morgan
hall tomorrow. evening promises tc
be the hit Of the season. Don I
miss Il.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

SERvICE-Service at St. Alban'
tomorrow afternoon 1t 4:So.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
One Fare Plus 5. toFort Worth
and Return

Colorado and Southern will sell tickets
on March 0. 10 aud IL. with limit 10 days
from date Of sale. at one fare plus q, 10
Fort Worth and return.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

Alfalfa. one ton or more. ei2. 90
per ton.
Valley hay. one ton or more GIG 90
psr ton.
8s-4l Hadlsy Nero. %.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
VILLAGE CARRIED AWAY
By HIGH TIDAL WAVE
Wave Preceded BY a rorrsntial Down.
pour Of Rain, Which Warned
People. and loss Of Life
Was Small.

Naples a severe storm has caused
serious damage on the Calabrlan
coast At Marina. small village. a
tidai wave swept In and practically
carried the village away Tho loss OF
llfo was slight The wave was preccd-
ed by torrcuunl downpour Of rain
and a fierce wind This warned the
people Of their peril. and they moved
back from the shore In time to escape
the wave
Several hundred feet Of the shore
line wa inundated. Several houses
collapsed entirely. and the rush OF wa.
ter carried on everything portable.
Many OF the buildings we're under.
mined Tho people are still In a con.
dltlon OF terror aud panic. one won.
an is reported dead and four persons
are unaccounted for. The school
house has been transformed into n
hospital and shelters score Of
wounded persons The people have
sought refuge In the surrounding hills.
Reports from laramie say there Is
great apprehension concerning the
fate Of eight fishing boats that have
not been seen since the storm,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
SLAIN
BY ANARCHISTS
Peace Officer of Paterson, N.
j.. Killed by Explosion of
Internal Machine
Murdered Man Had Actively Aided
the Police in the Capture Of italian
Law. Breakers, and Was Marker
for Death by Assassins.

Paterson. a. J.-Justice Of the
Peace Robert c. Cortez was fearfully
injured In his office Friday night by
the explosion OF an Internal machine
sent him by express. The ONCE was
wrecked and the detonation could be
heard for blocks.
The Judge had actively aided the po-
lice in the capture OF italian law
breakers recently
Justice Cortez died at midnight
from his injuries. He had been homo
10 supper. leaving his son Robert in
charge Of the ONCE. II was the young
or man who had received the internal
machine. which came from Newark
and was delivered by an American
Express wagon The charges were
paid and the boy accepted It.
When Cortez reached the Office tho
boy handed the package to him. Tho
outside wrapping was OF paper, tied
with string Irvine. Judge Cortez re-
moved this paper. Inside was another
wrapper made fast with straps such
as boys use to put around school
books. Robert says he watched curl
ously to see what the little box con.
tanned.
His father rested tho package on
the desk and pulled the end OF the
strap toward him 80 as to loosen tho
tongue OF the buckle .ho moment no
did so there was an explosion.
A hole six feet square was torn in
the floor and the desk was driven
down into the cellar aud torn TO
pieces. The boy was hurled into Ia
corner and seriously bruised and
burned.
Judge Cortoz was found behind tho
doorway and the hole In the floor.
Both legs and both arms were broken,
his face and body was torn and lac
Grated and his back apparently brok-
en-. A mass OF flesh was torn from
the bones. He was removed to st
Joseph hospital where his anto.mor-
tenn statement was taken.
Judge Cortez had been justice for
twelve years. lie was shortly TO bo
appointed sergeant OF detectives In
recognition OF the active work he had
done In aiding the police In running
Italian and other criminals down.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
INDE THREAT
TO KILL THAW
Testimony Brought Out That
White Displayed Revolver
and Made Threats.
Uner the Leadership Of Attorney
plmas, Of California, the Defense
n the Young Millionaire BE.
gins TO Take More DeHn-
tie Form.

law York.-The defense OF Harry
x. rhaw. under the direction OF At.
torny Dolphin NJ. Delmas OF Cali.
florida, began to assume definite shape
on Wednesday. when court adj.
JOINED testimony had been placed
bebro the jury 10 the effect that Stan
for White had been heard TO make
hreat 10 XIII the defendant. coup
lin the threat with the display OF
a pyolyor; that Thaw'B actions fol.
lotng the killing OF White on the
roo OF Madison Square Garden was
corlderod by several oyo.witnesscs
70 have been IRRATIONAL" that an
unto OF the defendant was insane;
thi Evelyn Nesbit Thaw passed a
no, TO her husband during dinner
aahe Cafe Martin tho evening OF the
trgedy; that District Attorney Jo.
roe has this note and refused. on
n demand VI the defense. 10 intro
dee Il In evidence.
The alleged threat against ThRws
~ was made two years and a half
bore the tragedy occurred. District
ADrnoy Jerome objected to the evil
dcce. declaring the defense was not
u1erstood by him 10 DO one OF self
d6lnso.
In Dolmas replied that the de.
feso intended to take advantage Of
csry legal defense allowed In the
slfo OF New York. be II insanity.
so.defenso or any other legitimate
julncatlon Of the taking OF hu.
mn life,
fhls was but tho FIRST OF a series
Of interesting Tits between the dis.
int attorney and Mr.. Delmas dur.
a. the day. aud II was agreed that
NJ jerome had found rhaw's new
leding counsel foeman worthy Of
d best efforts The two men are OF
wloly different types-Mr. Jerome
Qick, passionate. forceful. sarcastic
hh brilliant at ridlcule; Mr.. Delmas
ram, courteous. rosourCeful. witty.
crfty and ethical. TO whom the did
int attorney was always "the
lolned district attorney" There was
nlhr a deviation from ,Iis method
.o,Dn8gcsB,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
EvIdsnee ApaInst Iee Trusl MIssInn.

Albany. N. Y.-All the evidence on
which was based the complaint OF At
torney General Mayer against the
American Ice company for dissolution
of an alleged monopoly OF tho ice bust.
ness, served on December 20, has dis
appeared from the attorney generals
Office and cannot be found This an.
nouncemeut Is made by Attorney Gen
eral William 8. Jackson, who declares
that the papers were known TO be
missing before the retirement OF his
predecessor Mr., Mayer
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
PrIvats seerstary eco o00d Iab.

Washington. Scott Smith. private
secretary 10 Secretary Hitchcock has
been selected by him TO take charge
OF the Hot Springs reservation In Az.
kansas Smith has been Hitchcock
adviser aud To his Influence Is attrlb
utcd much Ut the friction which has
occurred between the secretary and
western senators and members OF con
gross. Il was Hitchcock's wish to
have Smith made assistant commits
Bionor OF the general land Office, but
the certainty that the senate would
not confirm the nomination prevented
him from pushing for this place.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
lchlnk Werth Two Jana.

Milwaukee. Visa special from
Fhd du Lac. wis, says: General
Edward s, Bragg. former United
Suites consul general at Hongkong
today said that there was no danger
Of war between the United States and
Japan. "A more inslnuatlng. swell
headed class OF people than the Jap.
aneso are at present would DO hard
20 hnd." said the general. This
10 due largely 10 their recent Victory
over tho Russians. ono Chlnaman
Ia worth two Japanese 80 far as
character and manhood are CON
coined"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
HearInn I'm I'D Some rIme.

Washington The Brownsville In.
auiry by the senate committee ON mil.
ltary afairs may continue ut Intervals
Tor several months. Many men Tot
whom subpOonas have been issued
have not been found, ana others ar,
In Texas attending the Cuurtmartial
OF the white officers ot the DISCHARGED
negro battalion. The investigation has
proceeded far enough to convince tht
committee that the only way 90 get at
the bottom OF the AFFAIR rs by o2amiu
Ing every man To see what ne knows.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-02-15
order Works Hardship on Home
steaders.

Washington Senator MoCumbcr Of
North Dakota talked with President
Roosevelt Saturday about the oXecu.
tive order holding up certain land en-
tries In the west awaiting inycstlga.
ton Il has boon urged upon the
president that he should cancel this
order 80 far as Il applies TO strictly
agricultural lands. The senator said
that there were probably 500 cases 10
his state where homestcaders have
made entry but are unable To make
final proof because OF the order hold
ing up the entries