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Arizona republican., 1907-12-15
A Bold Step.

10 overcome the well-grounded and reasonable objections of the more intel ligent to the use of secret, medicinal com pounds, Dr. E. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., some time ago, decided to make bold departure from the usual course pursued by the makers of put-up medicines for do- nestle use, and, so has published broad- cast and openly to the whole world, a full and compkSte list of all the ingredients entering insSthe composition of his widely celebrated fediches. Thus he has taken his numerS1s Yatrons and patients into his full &n6Sence. Thus too he has re- moved/hisEledicines from among secret nostrIu<ot doubtful merits, and made themLRcTnedies of knOsCn Composition.
 By this bold step Dr. Pierce has shown t6Rf llS 1Qrmulas aTe of such -eXceI!eQce thnt be Is mot airall to subject them t9 tbe fullest ScIutlnY
 Not only does the wrapper of every bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. the famous medicine for weak stomach. torpid liver or biliousness and all catarrhal diseases wherever located. have printed upon it. fn plain English. full and complete list of all the Sts c60eS # but small standard medical works. of all the different schools of practice containing very numer- ous extracts from the writings of leading " Strongest possible terms. each and every ingTe- dient contained in Dr. Pierce's medicines One of these little books will be mailed free to any one sending address on postal card or by letter. to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y-. and requesting tho same. From this little book 1t will be learned that Dr. Pierces med icines contain no alcohol. narcotics, mineral sgolts or other poisonous or injurious agents and that they arc made from native, medici- nal roots of great value; also that some of the most valuable ingredients contained in Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription for weak. nervous. over-worked. rrUn-down." nervous and debilitated women. were employed. long years ago. by the Indians for similar ailments affecting their squaws. In fact. one of the most valuable medicinal plants entering into the composition of Dr. Pierce's Fsyorite Pre- scription was known to the Indians as SSQuaw-Weed." Our knowledge Of the uses of not few of our most valuable native, me- dlcinal plants was gained from the Indians.
 As made up by improved and exact pro- cesses. the rFavorite Prescription is a most efficient remedy fer regulating all the wom- snly functions. correcting displacements. as prolapsus. anteversion and retorversion. overcoming painful periods. toning up the perveS and bringing about a perfect state or health Sold by all dealers in medicines
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15
A NEW CUSTOMER.

oh. Dick, he has bran new girl. And she's q lcachcrino. And if you missed your milk one day. That's all the cause that we krow. So. please, folks. do not kick or growL Nor with the mill.man spat; 'Twould be bad taste to raise howl; Besides, the baby will do that. I really do not know the name (But they were good ones just the
 same), And from w. C." to the office girl. We all smoked up" to Dicks new
 pearl. For while our name, "The Valley
 Pride
 Shall ever more bo justified. And no fault in cur method turks. > A baby's hand can stop the works. And be they large or small, They are the real "Cremona." We take our hats off to them all The girls of Arizona
 By the Valley Pride Poet
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

The managers of the Jamestown Ex- position would Ike to sell the buildings to Uncle Sam. The people interested in the Jamestown Exposition have acted all along as though they thought Uncle Sam's real name was Easy Maa k.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Secretary Taft says that already more Filipinos can speak English than can speak Spanish. though Spain ruled the Philippines for 25O years. That shows the difference between the two nations and their institutions
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

The English walnut crop of Southern California is 2,OOO,OOO pounds short of last year. Reports regarding the South ern California crops Of French cham pagne. spanish olives and smyrna figs have not vet been received.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
CONPANIAS DE Ca
ysy para San Juan.
Gozaban % nuy hU0n crsdIto On lqu8I pueblo
dal cGRtTO.
(De nuestrO corssspOnsal. }

JlniO 26.Ayer mareharon haoia San
Juan, donde han sido destacadas Las COM
psfifaG del batallGn puertorEiqueiio que
pTestaban Gervicio en- esta localidRd Entire
elias va Ia compafifa '.G'' qus gozaba de
muy buen cr6dito por ser suA soldsdos,
muchachos de buena conducts que han
sabido captarHe el aprecio , estimsci6n de
este pueblo.
La '.G'' tiene de capitSn & Oaval r.
Towshend, primer tsnients Te6filo Mar
xuach, sRTgento pFimero Ramon Cintr6n,
todos hombres de educaci6n esmeradR y
familiRrizadog con 81 trato social
AL maTchsrHe eBtR compafifa que tanto
honor hace al pals puertorriqu tene-
mos que despedir varies amigos nuestros
que en- ella tenemos enlistRdoB deseSndoles
asa Ia ciudad adoquinada eBpeCie de Ca
na6n prometido pOr Noises q los Israeli
tas sin que teDgan que atravesar el s'Mar
Rojo".
En- fin al ausentaTse el battalion de Ca
yeY, tenemoB que darles nuestro Rdios ca
rifioBo todos.
Muy aatisfactoTio ha Bido ell reHultado
de las escuelas de esta municipalidad en- 81
curse eScOlar que acaba de fsnecer.
En- las 8 eScuelas graduadas que funGio'
nan en- este pueblo, los aprobadoG pasan
del 82@6, 10 que dice mucho en- favor de
sus pFeCeptores.
No queremoB dejar sin detalIes los gra'
dos mas altos, a aaber: Grades 80. matri'
culadoB 49, Examinados 12 AprobRdos
10. Por ciento de sprobados 83 66. Apro'
bsdog 8. Por ciento de aprobRdos 1888.
Grado 70. Matriculados II Examinados
II. Aprobados IA. Por ciento de apTO'
badoB 82.35. Grado so. Director de ma
triculados don Manuel j. Polo. Matricu'
ladOs 20. Examinados 20 AprobadoB is
Por Ciento de aprobados 80. Grado 30.
Matriculados 21. Examinados 21. ApFo'
bsdos Is Por ciento de aprObadoB IS rs.
Director de eBtos dos grades, don Jose
Vazquez. -.
En todog los grades infsriores no baj6
del so por 100 los aprobAdos. Nuuca ha
tenidO Cayey, IN reaultadO tan espl6ndido
en- aus eBCuelas debiendo advertise que 81
ex amen en- cada gra1o fu6 dirijido y cali
fcado por otros profeSoreg, sin que 81 di'
rector ordinario tuviese intervention di'
rectR nj indirecta en- log ex6meneg de BuB
alumnoB.
OrgullOao debe sentirss Cayey con al
gunoS de los que hoy forman el lustrado
ouerpO de profssOres, y Ia Junta debe te'
ner en- cuedta 50 labor para elegir los
maestroB que han de dirigir las escuslaS
en- eli prtximo afio. Los buenos maestroS
son los regeneradores del pafS = los hom'
breB honrados est6n On el debar de soate'
nerlos sin otraS miraB que 81 porvsnir de
nuestros hijos.
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JuiGiO entire DegrOs ViejOs.
El bauI dc "SOleda."

Esta mafiana preSent6ss anita el juez mu'
nicipaI, Antonio Paacual, natural del
"CODgo"-Africa-y como de IS amos de
edad.
Reclamaba un bauI, prOpiedad de Sole
do, otra negrita viejs = compatriota del
demandants, que ~falleci6 hace alg6n
tempo.
So expres6 como pudo y de la prussia
documental y de 10 que pudo entend6tsele,
80 deduio que los hschos oculrieTon del
siguiente modo:
Cuando muri6 SoIed6, PasCual 90 en-"
cargo de todo 10 ConcsIniente al entierro del
cad6ver de ella y gastOB de velOriO,
etc. etc.
La cuenta producida dice asi:
Una csja con el paSsje 500
GaHtos de vsloEio = entierro IS
Total 1875.
No habfa mas medic de indemnizarse
Pascual, que obteniendo la propiedad de
IN baul de la difunts que est6 en- poder
de otra negra viejs, lIamada Pancha, perO
cuyR llavs tiene On 50 pOder Antonio.
Este dice que el baul no tiene mas que
ohapi chapi, pero que 81 tiene derechO &
poSeerlo.
Ell Juez del Vale pregunt6 al deman'
dante 81 la musrta dej6 heredsroB legal
mente reConocidos, q 10 que Conteat6 Pas
cual que no.
Ell juez Ie instruy6 entOnceS que la he
rencia de SOyedd Seg6o EeSulta de la prue'
ba dooumental, pertenece de -hecho J de
derecho, al pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Con eBta herencia, ss saliva la nituaci6n
de este pueblo y % podr6n modif1ar los
presupuestos de tai maneEa, que "a nadie
tendr6 que psgar cOntribuciOnes en- IN
buen laPso de tempo.
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EI doctor Vazquez y ell qufmiGO del
VaIIe en- Csyey'
VIsltaTOR Ol sItIO on dOnd0 50 Omplazard sI aGuG
duGtO.
(De mMeatro oOrreaponanL. J

JUNO 26 Sc hallan en- esta poblaci6n
el doctor V6zquez y Ell qufmicO del Vale
con ell fn de examiuar Las aguas que SO
han de tomar para Ia colossal obTa del
acuaducto.
seg6n pareca han gustado las aguas que
SO han de uSar, pueS hoy visitaTon eI sitio
determlnado los sen ores antes dichos y Ia
oomiSi6n nombrada para este fin, por nuea'
ira corporation municipal.
La pOlicfa de este puesto hace diaria'
mente ejercicio en- la carretera militar que
oonduce q CsguaS, bajO las 6rdenes del to-
nients Mongil. En- estoB ejsTcicios hemos
podido Observar que hay algunos guardias
que no dan ''pi6 con bOla" como dice ell
refr6D; mientras que hay otros como uno
que lleva pOr apellidO Rivan, que maneia
las armaB con habilidad al par que es un
corrscto cabal'e
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A los CAN AOEROS
De PUERTO RICO.
NegTas nabes amenazan a Cuba.
q alaIns e.IlsIIl q 4 Ida % i IIlllaa.
& SyuntamlsRt0 ] 81 paTtIdo e0nsaIld0r, 50
Ocupla % sOIuGIonaT d grlVlslnO profile.
ma De ID GarRs

Ia 6.tima insurTecci6n, 81 ciCI6n ls
gequfa de seis messa, han cRusado mucho
dafio los campoB de Cuba.
Las frutas y Las legambrea 80 han ven
dido & pFecios e.evadfsimop; batatas &
$1.40 Ia arroba; pI6tanos. cinco centavos
uno. La leChe eatk & 20 centavos ls
carne & 25, con tendencias Bubir mis-
Como es natural el malaBtar cFeado por
ese estado de cosas es grande.
No se necesita ser un gran pengadoT,
para vislumbrar en- lontananza, las negTas
nubsB que Rmenazan & ests lsociedad, 81 en-
los actuales momentos siguen las huslgas
aleiRndo del tFabajo los obreroB.
Hace mas de nm afio venimos llamandO
Ia atenci6n del p6blico en- nuestTaE cr6ni.
cas- para "La CorFegpondencia" sobre Ia
caFestfa de Ia vida en- la Habana. Ahora,
por vez primePa, ell parEido conBervRdor y
eI ayuntamiento de esta ciudad, Be pTeo.
cupan de solucionar tan grave problema.
Ea muy probable que, gracias Las intelio
genteB inisiativas de los hombres que mi
Titan en- 81 referido partido, 81 gobierno
provisional CongientR en- rebsjar prudente-
mente los deTechoB de aduana. fin de
que, los artfGuIOs Do prImsra nsGssIdlt, pu0daR
sntFaF On este m0rCad0 CaSI IIbr0ments.
81 ganadO vaCuno j6ven = gordo, pueds
decirse que ha desapaEecido de los campoB
cubanos Tai vsz puede que haya algunO
en- provincia del CamagGsy, pero eB cier'
tamente escaso. Por ESQ se ha peDBado en-
la introduction de rsses americanas en-
decretar ID matanza llhFs.
No Hsrfa extra1o que Of ayuntamI0RiO de
Il HlbaRa aGOrdlsG IatTOduGT ganadO & InstaIE
GarnlGoTias para v0Rd8T GaT1G d pueblo. NOsO'
troB, que siempre buBCamoB la maneFa de
prestsr Berviciog Puerto Rico, hemos
pODderado el ganado vacuno de nueatro
pals (1) ..-
<Firmements cTeemos que, los ganaderOs
de aquella iBla tan querida, tendr6n aquf
un meTcado SECURE 81 saben apFOvechar,
con moderation, Ia OCCASION que 30 les Cfre'
ce. Envfese listas de precios al doctor
Dominguez Rold6D, COncejal del ayunta'
miento mi.
A. ROSELL.
Vedado. do.-HabRna.
Sc Buplica la inssrCi6n, en- los dem6s
pari6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
OR. en- MEDlClAA 7 ClRUJIA

METILoIDEs-El meior mas SECURE
de todos los egpocfficos h3sta ahora conOoido
para ID CuTa p0rmanente de todas Las onfar-
medadoB de Ia uTeta, "a sean estas cH6nicaH
agudag. Oontiens 81 hnioy cura por com
pleto, On menos tiempoa que ningdn otro pre-
parade BtmilarS las gonOrEeas, esp0rmatornag
Cigt1tis, oCt. Mejor que Las inyocCionaB muy
superior al aSndalo y copaiba. Empisza
gurtiP ca ef0oto laB tres 8 cuatro horag de
baboFsa tornado.
Los METLLOIDESs- son f6sil0s de tomaP
y egt&n pFepafados de man0Ea que no reVuel-
ven q oBt6mag0 n pr0duCsn maloE ofs0tos,
EEadaEiok sta&EnB d o. DstHoit. 1Elohi.
san TV nj
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EI precio de Ia Carne en- Ponce.
Las lsgumbros y csrsaISs pOr las nubas.
Ode maestro correspOmsGJ }

JUNO 26 Ell Club de sefiorag, 81
guiendo Ia CoAtumbre estabIecids en- fioa
antsrioreS, cerrarS Bus SaIoneB hasta el mes
de OctubTe. Para 81 Cisrre, que ser6 81
viernes en- la noche, Sc prepare IN bonito
festival. Las Sc fioras elegidsS para formar
Ia nueva directive son las Diguisntes: Pre-
sidenta DOha JosefA B. de Lee, Vice.Pre'
Sidentss DOfa Tomasa Otero de Vega
Dofs Carmen a. de CintT6o; Sscretaria
sefiorita Ada Wiscome; Tesorera ssno'
rita Ester Belaval.
Dadas las muchas simpatfaB de que CO.
Eau las e'sgidas, auguramos dicha socie
dad large , pE6Spera vida.
-Ha empezsdo levantarSe en- el cs
menterio Civil de Canas, el monumento
pertsnecieute & la socisdad "Taller Bsn6'
Eco de ArtesanoB."
-Eats msfianR Ie expsndfa en- 81 Mer'
cad1 & 81 CsRtlVOs 81 kllO do Garn0 DO res J 4
36!I DO GOTd0, Les I0gunhfss J COTslISs pOr
lsS RRhaS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
JUNTA ESCOLAR De GALES.

VacanteB en- este termino Municipal
Cinco escuelas graduadas doce ruraIea
para el aiiO 1907 6 90S, Sc hace p6blico
para que los PrOfssores que deseen contra.
tarse, presenter sus solicitudes, expreBando
el n6msro del certifcado obtenido del De
paTtamento.- r..
Sc sefislan dies dias de termino para el
cOncurso & Contar deBde el primer Anuncio
del peri6dico. Ciales, % de Junio 1907.
ARTURO M. DAVILA, PreBidents.
2v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
MVNIClPIO De HUMACAO.

Vacante Ia plaza Auxiliar de Sanidad
del pohlsdo de Las Piedras dotada con el
haber annual de Beteti .ntOu v.inte dollars.
10 hsgo pdblico, para que los aspiTantss
diCho empleo presenter Bus solicitudes en-
Ia Secretaria de este Ayuntamiento, hasta
81 80 del corriante mes de Junio.
Humacao, P. r. 25 de Junio de 1907.
Emilio CeGdrG, Alcalde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
Gran alarma huhu en- AIboNitO.
CDe mUestrO cOrrespcn8GD.

JUNO 26 En- Ia noche del MarteB "a
& las II y media hubo una gran alaEma,
DOR habsrse incendiado au CARO- que terfA
hasuras eu Ia CuadFa de- mu'as del BefiOr
Rocco. Afortunsdamente hubo de sofO'
carse los pocoB minutes el fGego, pues de
10 contrsrio hubiera habido que lamentsr
depgraciaS y p6rdilaS de consideration,
uueS esta cuadra 90 encuenta Bituada en- Ia
parte N. E. de este pueblo, que son aquf
los vientos rsinanteS, y esR Dotha habfA un
ventRrr6n gERnde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
NOTA TRISTE.

En- Manatf, hs ocurrido, el lunes iItimo,
al sensible fallecimiento de una hermoss
nifis, Guic9 v6stago que era el encanto
del hrgar de Jos distinguidoS eSpoSos
Eduardo Dfaz y Pepita Fernandez VsDga.
Acompafiam en- 81 pHofunds penR
los estimab'e 'es amigos que hoy panan Por
tan tremenda prueba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-27
CONPOsGIOHEs De sOMBREROS De sERORAs

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene 81 gustO de
participar q 81 numerOsa clientela y al pd
blico en- general, que desds hoy, Be hscen
tOda claBe de reformau compoBiciones de
Sombrsros de BeiioFRs, estando ancargada
de elias una ge1orita de Ia casa. Los pre-.
clos Ser6n muy m6dicoR. Paris Bazaar.
Pedro GiuSty. Fortalaza 27..
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R8gaIO al pueblo.

ObraB son amoreB:
En- ell vapor Caracas recibimos 500 pie
zas percaleS, vendemoG de los que en- todaB
parties se venden 6 CentavoB y noSOtros
los vAmos 4 dar & S centavog, $4,000 pie
zas de encsjs & l, 2. 3. 4 y 5 eentavos.
Traies de casimires la medida, teIR y
hechura So. SO = $12. Ell CielO, La
Vizcaiua
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~ Debemos reconocimiento al levan-
tadO patri0tismo del ilustre compatriota
que traza esas lfneas; pero en- Puerto Rico
estamOs padeciendO identica carestfa en-
arhculo tan necesario como la carne, aun-
que de SECURE, tai estadO de cosas no reco-
nOce pOr causas las mismas que en- Cuba
han creado tan &lgida situaci6n.-N. de
Ia R
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Sc VENDE. - Autom6vil pequefo,
'tNorter'g'', $3.50. muy aprop6aito para
uso de me liCo. So dar6 prueba al que
desee compFarlo. Para mas informeg di-
rigirse al agante Elias 2. Hodges, Apsr-
tadO 281, San Juan TELEGRAPH Insular.
Muelle Egpfg6n. eva.
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AVIsO.-La Compaffs Industrial de-
Santurcs (apartado 657 ofrsce tablas de
Pine Ingl6s 1 4y1x5G$ $28 miIlsr de
pies, tornado en- San Juan. 18 Y. 4.
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Sc VENDEN.-NovilloH eBcoiidos,
prOpioB para bueyeS = vacas paridas. In
foFmar6n Piz6 HermanoB, FortalezR 81,
San Juan. 3.y.
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SOmbTsTOs Dc SGfOraS.

CODfscci6n y rsformas pOr cualquier f.
gurfn que Sc des6e. MuestTas 6 informes
El "Ros de OrO", San Francisco 42.
SY ...-
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edado.-Habana.
Sc BupIica la inserCi6n, en- los dem6s
pari6dicos.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
STANFORD BOAT CREWS
LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH
Last Years Varsity Four
Selected for Naples
Competition
SPECIAL DIsPATcH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 27.
Two complete crews, in charge of Coach
Dan Murphy. left the campus this aft
ernoon for Los Angeles, where they viii
participate in the regatta OF Southern
California boat clubs at Naples on Sat
urday. The men were not named until
this morning and Murphy picked the
len oarsmen who had made the best
showing in practice. The varsity four
Of last year with Turner as coxswain,
was taken in its entirety TO row against
the crack crew OF the San Diego Boat
Club. which is expected to be the
strongest southern entry. The varsity
crew IS composed OF Conant, stroke; /;
GAY. g: Pemberton. ?; Captain thinner
man, bow. The Junior crew is made UP
OF schutts, stroke; Huston, 8; Patrick.
2: Cole. bow Huston and Patrick are
freshmen. Roberts. the freshman cox
swain, will steer the second boat
The track team. which viii meet the
University OF Southern California in
Los Angeles on Saturday morning, viii
leave on the Sunset Limited tomorrow.
A trvout was held this afternoon to
select the fourteen men to make the
trim and immediately afterward the list
was made up. Excellent performances
we're made ia all the events-in fact
the hest all-around showing OF the sea-
son Trainer Moulton was much en-
courageo.
The team will be chosen from the
following athletes: Macfarland (cap-
tain). Crawford. Nash. Miller. Holman.
Vandervoort, flanagan, Davis. Stirling,
McGreRor. W c. Shelton Severy Ed
wards. Mcneil. Peaslee and Aynes-
worth
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
CIVIL SUIT FOR JEwELRY
OF MURDERED BANKER

The 3ewelry and revolver which Louis
Dabner purchased after his murder OF
fhe Japanese banker, Munakatas with
Siemsen have become objects of civil
suit for possession by the partners OF
the murdered banker. NJ and T. Shibota-
Thev aIlege that after the murder and
robbery Dabner bought the Jewelry and
weapon and later pawned them. The
ticket was seized by CHER Oman VINO
rou holds the goods The Japanese
- that Dinan be restrained from dis
noetng Of the property and that Ber-
na~d Flood, Justice OF the Peace, be
restrafned from trying a suit 70 flx the
ouvnership OF the pawn ticket and what
= stands for
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
OPENING OF BASEBALL
SEASON IS POSTPONED
Fans Can Blame Weather
Man for the Change
in Programme
By w. j. SIatterx

The stands and bleachers of the new
baseball grounds at Fourteenth and
Valencia streets Will not echo and re-
echo with the shouts OF the joyous fans
next Saturday afternoon. President
Cal Ewing decided yesterday to post
pone the opening Of the season for a
week, because the recent unpleasant
weather had delayed the work on the
park.
This announcement will greatly dis
appoint the followers of the game. but
it will insure a fairly good field for
the opening
The Seals may remain in Bakersfield
another week The team is fit now
everybody who has seen 1t perform will
cOncede this. There is not a cripple on
the payroll. Not even a case of charley
horse has broken out yet which is
something very unusual on a baseball
team that is being conditioned for the
opening of the season. Mohler's men
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
0'BR|EN NOT TO SERVE
ON THAW Commission
Jurist Resigns Craftsmanship
and David Mcclure Is
Appointed
COURT EXCUSES JURY
Inquiry Into the Prisoners
State of Mind Will Be
Begun Today
COURT EXCUSES JURY

NEW YORK. March 27.-After the
jury, which has been trying Harry K.
Thaw for more than two months past,
had been excused today until next Mon
day morning. and the members of the
lunacy commission named to inquire
into Thaw's present state of mind had
been sworn in, there came the sudden
announcement that former Supreme
Court Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, the
chairman OF the commission, had re-
signed. In a letter TO Justice Fitz-
gerald, Judge O'Brien announced that.
upon reflection. he was forced, because
OF the condition Of his health and pro-
fessional engagements previously en-
tered into. tosdecline to serve.
Justice Fitzgerald Immediately made
new order appointing David Mcclure.
well-known attorney of this city. Nc
Clure met the other members this aft
ernoon and was chosen as chairman.
Later he announced that the first ses-
sion Of the commission would be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
When the jury reported this morning
at 10 o'clock Justice Fitzgerald was
engaged in his chambers with the mem
bers of the commission appointed yes
terday. Justice Fitzgerald admins
tered the oath of Office 10 the COM
missioners and talked with them con-
cerning the case. The interview lasted
more than an hour. and Justice Fitz-
gerald then convened court. Harry
Thaw was brought in and found all the
members of his family awaiting him.
He looked exceedingly well.
Justice Fitzgerald. in discharging the
jury until next Monday, warned its
members to be careful not to discuss
the case or to read any newspaper ac-
counts of what was taking place.
Following the proceedings in court.
Justice Fitzgerald had another confer
ence with the three commissioners
originally selected and, when they left
the Criminal Courts building at the
luncheon hour. 1T was announced that
they would reassemble at o'clock At
that hour Olney and DR.. Putzell put in
their appearance. Mcclure arrived soon
afterward. His presence was unex-
planned. however, for more than an
hour. Then came the announcement Of
Judge O'Brien's resignation and the ap-
pointment of Mcclure ss his successor.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
ENGINE JUMPS TRACK
AND DERA|LS TRAIN
Conductor, Engineer, Fire
man and Two Passen-
gers Badly Hurt
OVER EMBANKMENT
Mail Car and Two Coaches
Dragged After the
Locomotive

SACRAMENTO. March 27-Engine
1888 and three coaches of the
Marysville local jumped the track at
9:22 o'clock this morning about. five
miles north of Roseville. seriously in
turing Conductor John Connors. En-
gineer Thomas O'Connell, Fireman
Monte Schuman and two passengers,
Ralph Hubbard and ]. Toft
No reason for the accident has been
discovered. The engine left the track
first, crashing over the embankment
and rolling completely over, dragging
mail coach and two passenger
coaches with ies
The engineer was hurled thirty feet
out of the engine cab into the water
beside the levee- He was found to
have sustained serious, perhaps fatal,
internal injuries. The fireman was
pinioned under the wreck and scalded
frightfully on the back and shoulders.
Conductor Connors right arm was
crushed. Hubbard was scalded and
hurt internally loft was badly bruised
and his right arm broken The rest of
the passengers were Jared and bruised,
but none was seriously hurt.