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Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
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Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
The Commission Not Greatly Enlightened by
Yesterdays Investigation
stock Deal Between William Rockefeller and
Hartman Which Only the Principals Can Threw
Any Light Upon.

New York. Jan. 5.--The interstate.
commerce commission concluded the
greater portion of their inquiry into
the Pacific railroads and the HarIi-
man lines today, and adjourned to
meet on Tuesday morning in Chicago.
The testimony toda~ tended to show
the great scope of power conferred on
Hartman by the boards Of director;
Of the various lines under the Union
Pacific control. All the facts of record
as To the declaration of dividends las
August by the Union and Southern
Pacifics We're brought Oat. Dividends
were declared on August 18th. but
We're not announced until two days
later. 1t was at HarriInan's suggestion
that the dividends were declared. It
was also his suggestion that the an
nouncement was deferred. He explain
ed that a number Of the directors OF
the companies were not present and ne
thought it was nothing but fair that
they be advised before the matter be-
came public.
The executive committee of the
Union and Southern Pacific is given
authority to announce dividends at
such time as they deem proper. Har-
riman was and is chairman of both
companies. The companies are also
authorized TO designate the funds from
which dividends should be paid What
these funds were could not be learn e
ed today. The commission was prom
ised a complete statement.
II was disclosed that In March 1902
Hartman sold to VIM. Rockefeller
300. 900 shares Of the Oregon Short
Line holdings. of the Southern Pacific
common stock. A letter from Rookie
Teller referring to their agreement as
to stock was next placed in evidence
Rockefeller i'm November 1903 asked
Hartman to take back the stock at the
time instead of waiting for the expira-
ton of the agreement In the spring o.
1904. The minutes of the Short Line
showed. that this stock was bought
back from Rockefeller and II was
shown that he was paid a commission
of $1S750O. TOday's witnesses knew
nothing concerning the agreement be
tween Rockefeller and Hartman. 4
subpoena was issued for ROckefeller's
appearance At such time as the com
mission shall designate. Hartman
when he is able 10 testify. VIII also be
asked regarding the agreement.
W. p. Cornish. vice president Os the
Union Pacific and several other Har
riman lines, would not admit that the
-Four Pacifics" We're under the sAr1-
operating officials. Each company he
said. operates fits own system and has
different managing officials.
But the financial! systems are con-
solidated2" he was asked.
yes" he said.
Cornish said that ne DID not know
who owned the stock of the Occidental
and Oriental Steamship company. but
he promised To find out He said that
the Salt Lake Railroad. of which he
Is a director. was first projected by
Senator Clark i'm 1901. II clashed with
the Oregon Short Line over certain
right of way in a canyon on govern
ment property. After a year Of litiga-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
HICKEY AT PAL0 VERDE
Is THE WHOLE Thing
An Unusual Development in a Habeas
Corpus Case at Riverside, Califor-
MIA.

Riverside, Cal, Jan. 5-An unusual
multiplicity OF functions exercised by
w. d. Hickey of Palo Verde. a set
tlement on the Colorado river, was re-
vealed during habeas corpus proceed
ings in the superior court today. Hick-
ey runs a livery stable and is also
constable and deputy sheriff. a horse
was stolen from his stable and as
justice of the peace Hickey issued a
warrant then as constable he went in
search of the thief and caught him.
Justice of the Peace Hickey gave the
horse thief a preliminary hearing and
bound him over to the sum of $500
to the superior court. Then acting in
the capacity of deputy sheriff he
brought the man to the county seat
and as constable drew warrant for
$3.50 for expenses in bringing the
prisoner in. Hickey cashed his vOuch-
er and went home.
This afternoon the sequel to the pc
culiar proceedings was had when an
attorney sought to have the prisoner
released on habeas corpus proceed
ings. The thief is a colored boy of
is. Leon Mcdonald. Judge Densmore
refused the writ. ruling that the pro-
ceedings We're rather UNUSUAL. but not
irregular He therefore remanded the
prisoner to the custody of the sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06

Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-Two men are
dead. n score OF others injured, two
may die and the wrecking of q bank
building is the result of a bomb
dropped i'm the Fourth Street National
bank here today by man who had
could show no collateral. The identity Of
the man is a mystery, FOR he was blown
to pieces by his own engine OF death.
The other man killed by the explosion
was w. S. AlcLear, cashier OF the bank
who had been talking 10 the stranger
and had refused his request.
The bomb throWer then demanded
money from President Richmond II
Rushton, and when he was refused he
took the missile from under his coat
and hurled it. Rushton was uninjured.
A light fire followed and the tenants Of
the building fled. The police immedi
ately guarded the vaults of cash.
President Rushton, after the explo-
SION ran to the eighth floor of the
building, from the street floor to the
rooms of the Downtown club. He was
much excited and trembling. He said
the man demanded $4,000. RushtOn was
finally overcome by excitement and was
sent home in a cab. Several women
employees We're among the injured.
The police are working hard on the
theory that the man may have accom-
plices, and are leaving no stone un-
turned to learn every detail. One of
the coroner's deputies investigated the
scene of the outrage and found what he
believes to have been a part of the
bomb. 1t is a metal fragment two
inches long. He also found 4 badge
believed to belong TO the bomb thrower.
1t has a green background divided in
half by a sledge hammer in gold. On
the left side OF the sledge are the letters
VI. w. of A. On the right side of the
sledge is a tree trunk with a wedge
driven in it.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
A QUAKER
Tells How They Do In PhiIadelphi;


Doubtless Heaven will be full of sur
prise at what simple things had form
erly made us happy OF unhappy.
Ii a man insisted on taking salsOda
dissolved in his drinking water day
after day and wondered why his stOm-
ach was irritated. people would htink
he was crazy. It's about as bad to
take the drug that's in coffee. into
your stomach. although it's an old
time honOred habit to do so.
Il used to be a great coffee dIinker
and thought there was nothing 50
nourishing as coffee except milk. But
was sickly. with hollow cheeks and
headache about all the time" said
Philadelphia man the other day.
still | kept on drinking coffee.
never suspecting it was the cause of
my ills. and wondered if | was doomed
to be sick all the time. and never en-
JOY life like other folks. IL was as If
l was taking poison in little quantities
every day and wondering why l was
sick
MANY times | read about Postum
Food Coffee. but thought it was one of
the fakes palmed OF on the people. 1
wouldn't try it at first, but left off cof-
fee to see if the Postum people were
right about its being injurious.
You may well guess l was surpris-
ed when my headaches were few and
far beteen and felt as if a load had
been taken off my stomach.
when 1 was thus half convinced
that coffee rad done me harm, !
thought I'd try a package Of Postum.
| made it carefully according to di-
rections. and it was simply great.
1T is delicious when made right.
and beats coffee all hollow in taste.
let alone wholesomeness. Leaving of
coffee after it has become a fixed
habit. Is hard. but Postum makes II an
easy matter. There's no greater lover
or champion of Postum now than | am
for / have learned how to be well.
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
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Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
THE SUSPECTED WRECK
OF THE CITY OF PANAMA
The Officers of the Pacific Mail Com
pany are Still Hopeful of the Vessels
Safety.

San Francisco. Jan. 5-Life RATS
which drifted ashore at Wadell Beach
on the coast north of Santa Cruz
which Were supposed to come from the
Pacific Mail liner. City of Panama.
We're inspected this afternoon by rep
resentatives of the Pacific Mail COM
pany and identified as belonging to
that steamer.
Late this evening a representative
stated that the lighthouse keeper at
Pigeon Point said that there was no
steamer on the rocks in that vicinity.
The theory is gazing ground that the
life RATS were washed overheard from
the city Of Panama by the high seas.
This is strengthened by the fact that
1t is known that the steamer encOun-
tered strong gales and heavy seas after
leaving port last Monday. As to the
presence of water and some provls
ions on the raft. it is explained that
the law requires that RATS and life
boats must always have these on
board. At the offices of the Pacific
Mail no fears are entertained for the
safety OF the liner.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
JAPANESE REVENGE
SINGLES OUT S. P.
A Wreck Near Portersville, Cal, BY
the Undermining of the Track. An
other Attempted.

Portersville. Cal. Jan. 5-Train No.
IL of the Southern Pacific was wreck
ed at Terra Bella. nine miles from this
city this afternoon. 1t is reported the
engineer and fireman are badly bruis-
ed 1t is also reported that the ties
had been undermined by digging out
the road bel. This permitted the
rails to sink when the train passed
over. Train wreckers are suspected
of having done the wo.k in revenge
for the arrest OF the japanese rioters
yesterday.
y dead horse was placed across the
track this morning at the end Of a
long trestle over Putman's Slough. a
branch of the Tullie river. The horse
was placed in a position to cause a
disastrous wreck if struck by the out
going passenger train which leaves
here at 6:15 a. m. The body OF the
horse was still warm showing that it
had been killed for the purpose OF
placing il on the track. Local officers
are investigating the matter.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
LUMBERMEN's CAMPAIGN.
For The Breaking Up of The Hill
Roads.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE national recip-
rocal demurrage convention held for
the purpose of devising a remedy for
the car shortage existing Throughout.
the country at today's session appoint
ed committee of seven to urge
President Roosevelt To send to con-
gress a special message urging the
passage of law providing for recip-
rocal demurrage.
The iumbermen Of the northwest are
going to Try TO put the Northern Pa
cific and the Great Northern roads
into the hands Of receivers. and theI.
swamp them with many damage suits
aggregating more than $l5.000.O00.
This statement was made at the con
vention, by Victor Ii. Beckman. secre-
tary of the Pacific Coast LumbermeE' :
association, during u speech in which
he revealed 4 compaign against the
Hill roads by the lumbermen.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
HIS WIFE NOTIFIED.
But Not Told That Her Husband Was
Dead

Chicago. Jan. 5.-The family of Rolla
Steele, who threw the bomb in Phila-
delphia today. lives at 177O North Ash
land avenue. Mrs. Irene Steele, the
widow, tonight received a telegram
from Philadelphia saying her husband
was seriously injured. 1t is not known
who sent the telegram. Mrs. Steele
does not know her husband is dead.
Steele came to Chicago five years ago
from Garner. Iowa. with his wife and
three children. In Chicago he was en-
ployed by various firms as foreman of
steel construction. For some time he
has been working in Lynchburg. Va.
whence he departed two days ago. The
widow said she never observed signs of
insanity in her husband nor had she
ever heard him say anything of a belief
in socialism or anarchy.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
GOLDFIELD TRUST co.
Reported to be Laboring Under En-
barrSssment.

Goldfield. Nevada. Jan. 5-No au-
thentic information is obtainable here
regarding the reported embarrassment
of the l.. Nj. Sullivan Trust company
only a few clerks were on duty at the
office. Cashier Belcher spent the en-
tire afternoon with officials of the
State Bank and Trust company. He
refused to make any statement beyond
denying that the corporation had
failed
II is admitted at the Office OF the
company that several drafts have been
protested. 1t is explained that this was
due to the absence of George Graham
Rice. vice-president. from the city and
the illness of President Larry Sullivan.
authority to, honor the drafts. Presi-
dent Sullivan refuses TO be interview
ed in the matter
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06

ton there was a settlement with SEN
ator Clark in pursuance OF which see
miles OF the Orego2 short Line w--r
turned over to the san Pedro. and the
latter agreed TO build To Los AnScle,.
Counsel for the commission pss1 N
evidence an abstract from the minutes
of the executive committee % the
Southern Pacific in which il VS. saiG
that the action Of Chairman Hartman
in buying - per cent Of the stock =
the Los Angeles street railway vanFai.
ny was ratified and 6onflFsse<s Th-s
purchase was made to. preSsS-z -
property from falling into dsh,.f hsrs.s .
IL was also shown that ttas. SsssA.-sss
Pacific has large Interest," IA sh.. ~
terurban electric lines yGasiaE .sasl Il
Los Angeles.
Cornish was questioned - g. zasi
mad become OF 500. 009. ee8 eoss.rt:ss
bonds issued March 1851 By yhs ss-....
Pacific. but he rememb-red hus fer
details. He said that he presumed si.s.G
the bonds We're sold AZ less than ssE.
Counsel for the Union Pacific czass-
forward and said a StatensRt AZ e
what had been done with ths IiS... sss.-
600 OF bonds would be prepared ..-r sA-
commission.
Cornish declared'tha, ,hs r-xs.,ss -
local competition" between the- san
Pedro line and the SSushrFn Ss4cis',
was confined 10 -Sosthers California
". Y. 5. Thorne director es surchas-
IS. said that contracts Tor b1Ssss< s.>c,t-
motives and other rolling ssosE Wrs-
all made in the name 90 the salon Pa
cific. the builders Being notified iafe,
as to the distribution * ia stecE
among the four P,rcifics.- Tn
charges are made a<aisst tsz seF-ral..
companies according TO the cisrriou
ton
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
HARRImAN's ILlsESs.
His Friends Are Seriously Ap=F>s<~
siVs Of the Outiook

New York. Jan The Tis-es. to-
morrow viii say: u becsH. kaasu
last night that tile condition - Lr-
Hartman had changed fe- tse wor.-
in the last day or tao. It's fri~uss
are now seriously aiarTnst 1,. oY-
Grafton Wi:i,h Nj EIsFF.ss.sE t-a.lFr q
went about a week ayQ. Fghi,s- Vsss -.
pccted 10 give him relax has Hsoy--l >.
nave been not altogether sGcccSsitg
His condition al this time - - SAT 10
not worse than il has be5a ans tisUc
before.
Mr.. Hartman had been ~xI-est..s a.
appear before the inter state csssass.Ss-
sion either Friday or Saturday. ssss -
the opening Of the hearing. ceaEsei 81
the Union Pacific declared iess To-
president would be- unable 49, s;s~-i-
Late reports confirm tn gsnEr.'sss.r
that Mr. Hlrriman's eonsiit'-ssl IL 60.
ally more serious than was Eeae-sii.'
thought. He il at his tsSa is..as-. 80
62nd avenue
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
CERTAINLY NOT AROUND

Santa Cruz. Cal, Jan. 5-NOthing
has been received confirming the re-
port that the steamer City of Panama
was wrecked off Pigeon Point. This
afternoon 4 number of officials Of the
Portland Cement company at San Vim
cent. ascended the mountains in the
neighborhood of the plant. located ten
miles south of Waddell Creek. and
searched the horizon with n pair OF
heavy field glasses.
The quest was fruitless and they
scout the idea that .he City of Pana-
ma or any other vessel is aground OF
Pigeon Point. claiming that there are
no rocks in those waters exc pt in
immediate vicinity of the lighthouse
which are easily distinguished from the
beach.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
RANcHMAh W. a. CLARK.
The Senator Said 60 Nave essSAssss
Famous New Msziesn Rsszs-

Trinidad. Colo Jan. 5-iS Is -
ported in real estate circles here ttSS
Senator W. A. Clark OF Montana rs.
purchased VermejO PARK 81 william
II. Bartlett OF Chica go The tract en-
braces 2.000 acres located fifty niles
west of Trinidad in New Mexico The
range was visited by Al. Clark last
year and is said 10 have been pur-
chased at the time. The considera-
ton is said to be S20O0.0o1.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
THAW SUED.
To Recover Money Spent in Getting
Evidence for Him.

New York. Jan. 5-Joseph f.
Hines. clerk for Elias Rosenthal, a
lawyer of this city filed a summons in
a suit to recover $3.50 from II. X.
Thaw. brought by Rev. VIM. Blasow-
sky. of the Church of the Sacred Heart
i'm BayOnne. y. ].
According to the complaint the
priest demands the money in consider
alton of expenditures made by him in
an effort to get the story of a young
girl now in Poland which il was
Thaw's belief would be valuable in his
defense.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
REVolUTIONISTS RELEASED

San, Antonio. Texas. Jan. 5-Includ-
ing the hearing of Jose AIrendendO
and other Mexicans in the extraditiOn
proceedings growing out OF the upris-
ing at Jiminez. Mexico. United States
Commissioner NELL today ordered the
release OF the Mexicans.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
He Nearly Wrecked the Institution and
Destroyed Himself
The Insane Bomb ThrOwer Made Two Requests for
$4,000 Before He Lost His Patience and Hurled
the Missile

would resume business Monday.
Among the most seriously injured
are:
VIM. CRUMP. private messenger to
the president of the bank, may die.
WIN. WRIGHT. bank employe, may
die.
THOS j. RJTTER, Of Lansdale. Pa,
fractured skull.
FRANK LABOLD.
\. F. DOMINICI, clerk.
g. r. HORTON, clerk.
MISS JULIA BADLY. stenographer.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
All roads lead to
SALOME:

The mining commercial center of the rich
mineral districts now opened up by the Ari-
IONA < California Railroad. Headquarters for
general merchandise, mining supplies, hotel e,
restaurant. livery and corral. QuartZite and
EhrcnbuTg stage arrives Mondays, Nednes-
DAYS and Fridays; leaves Tuesdays Thurs
days, Saturdays Harqua Iiala and Golden
Eagle stages daily. Private rigs at all times
to Quartzsite, Ehrenhurg, Parker, Nicksburg,
Bouse's Harrisburg, Harqua Hala, Golden Ea-
gle Bill Williams Fork, Colorado river points
and to the Harcuvar PlomOsa and Eagle Tail
mountains. For further information enquire
Of the BraytOn Commercial Co, John b. Mar
tin, l.. :. Jones, VIM. Roberts or Hall Bros.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
IDENTITY DISCOVERED.

Philadelphia. Jan. 5.-Late tonight
the police discovered that the man who
threw the bomb in the Fourth Street
National bank was Rolla Steele, said to
be machinist who lately came here
from Chicago
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
RELEASED BY FRIENDS.

FL Paso. Jan. Jesse Norton who
is charged with the murder of Jose
Duran at Clifton. Arizona. was re-
leased from the jail in that place by
friends last night.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
THE BUSY COMMISSIONS.

Washington. Jan. All The Il-p.-
bers % the interstats commerce cum
mission with the exception OF MI.
Cockren. will assemble here mkt week
when several important questions are
assigned for hearing.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
FEVER STRICKEN TOWN.

Scranton. Pa. Jan. 5.-Thirty-one
new cases of typhoid fever are report
ed up to tonight when four deaths oc-
CURED.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06
POWDER MILL BLEW UP.

Kenosha, Wis. Jan. 5-The powder
mil lat Pleasant Prairie exploded to-
day and four men were killed and
four injured.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06

-5-roOm brick completely furnished.
$4,000 per month. E. E. Pascoe. 10
North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-06

MONEY TO LOAN-At Lowest rates.
repayable In installmeuss. " desired.
interest cease on amount paid in. r
Z. PascOe. Real Estate and EasuEanc-.
Ito North Center Street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30

Las anteriores reglas son invaria-
bles.
La administrator de ola Demo-
cYana.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
tOIGTO5 JU0ICIAltS

A0iso. "A las personas que ne
cesiten insertar Ell este periodico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deberan pagar anticipadamente su
in'oorte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
to, por conducto de nuestros agen-
te& Las personals relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inserciones.
Y en- ning1n case Sc entregara
la declaration jurada de un edicto
sin recibir el precio de la inserci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
uil F1ISF't.c cIOv

Penuelas, Mario % 1907.
Sr. DireStor de LA DEMocRAcIA.
San Juan.
Distinguido aeiior y amigo mlo:
Con esta fecha dirijo a la Ca
mara de Comercio de Ponce, 10 81
guiente:
aAgricultor y productor de chi
mas de la jurisdiction de Pefiuelas,
he visto con pena, EN- una casa in
mediata al muelle de Ponce, donde
estuvo el cafe de don Avelino Con
zAlez, bajo la direction de uu seiior,
al parecer italiano, embalar chinas
de varias procedencias con Ell nom-
bre de Chinas de PtHuelaS.
Como la china de Penuelas es-
ia acred1tada como efceIente en- los
mercados de America, al usar el
nombre de Pefiuelas para chinas
que no son de la jurisdiction cita-
da, resultarfa para aquel rico pro-
ducto un descredito, y, por tanto,
llamo la atenci6n de esa Camara
para que ponga de su parte 10 nece-
sarlo, al efecto para evitar ese abu-
SOP
Lo que tengo el honor de trans
cribir a usted y suplicarle su inser-
ci6n en- Ell peri6dico que usted tan
dignamente dirige.
Con gracias anticipates, me
suscribo de usted affcmo, S. S y
amigo,
JOSH CASTELAR,.