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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-18
"SOir6e" musical en- Ponce.
Madame Alma D. Alma y Frank
Marshall en- ell Casino de la
Ciudad.
Ode maestro cOrre8pon8nl. J

ElggSntemento impreUDs han circu' q
do Lac invitRcion0B para la "Boir6O muBi.
cal" On Ia que tomaF6n paFts ls notable
soprano Madame Alma D'Alm8 Rcompa'
fisda sl pisno poF 81 Gefior Frank Mar
shall, piRniGtR de FecOnocidoB m6ritoB.
La 8oiF6s SSndE6 lugsr sl die II en- oil
COntro Casino do Ponce , con ol BiguiOnto
pFOgENmR:
1. Rond6 OapricCiouO, MondoluOohn, us'
nor Marshall.
2. .. Aria do Is Opera "Nozzs di Figa'
Fo'' MozSr. b. Aria de ls 6pors "FoFza
del Dsntino" Verdi, Madame D'Alma.
3. Q. Iuqui0tud0, Pfsjfsr, b. Sur la
Montague. GRieg, BSfior Marshall.
l. q, NoctuEn0 On re b0moI, b. Polo
nAiBs en- lG bsmol, Chopin, nefisr MerOhAlI.
2. Ave Maria, Bach GOunOd, NADIA.
me D'Alma.
8. a. Logondo, Padoroue.ki. b. Cam
PAMELA, P0ganini LiOzt, Defar MaEshslI.
4. q. J0 e aim0 (dsdicsdo Madame
D'Alma } MaaBOnOt. b. 8nowfskeU, Co
wen. G. Bol0ro, D0mauer, Madame D.
Alma.
La RnimaCi6n que rsina sutrs sl Gle
mento CultO do 0HtR Ciudad 90 gEsnde, para
DIR eBoa artiBtAu que visnGn pEscodidoB dc
gran fAmR y dc quienOI 10 prGnHs ha hs.
oho enComid8tiooB OlogioF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-18
ManuscritOs de gran
vaIor adquiridos.
Documentos antiques espaholes, re,
ferentes a la historic de NuevO
Mexico.

La socioda2 HiGt6Eicn de Nu6vo M6xi'
co, hR tOnido do nuGvo 10 busna susrsa de
Obtener aIgunoB dOCuB3entoa .antiguoB sSpS
foieB FSf0rsntss IGs hidboFiR do aquoI
psfI. E8to8 ain dQdG foEmsFon paRte de
los archives vendid0B en- Ia 6pOCa del Go
b0rnRdoF Pile para emp8qusg y han 0stado
p,r 40 amos en pOdsEl de nua fsmiIia'
mexiCsnR. Incluy0n dOCumantOB que de-
tan tan Atr6B como 1913, frmndos por
Don Juan IguRcio FloEsB MOgOIl6O, que
era entonCeB GobsEnRdor y Oapitsn Cane
raj, do quien 90 di6 el nembre 6-lsH sisrrau
de Mogoll6n. Entire slloB 90 hallan Iou
regiStEOG de vario1 processes que tuvisron
lugar en- Santa F6; los papslss EsfsrsnteB
al obfusrzo h0oho en- Taos para mudar sl
HuientO del diUtEit0 8sptsntriOnBI do Santa
CTug Taos.
La collection contians mucho do valoF
hiOt6riOo y ssF6 una adiCi6n notable aI
exCslGute HcopiO de mBnuuCrito8 originates
que la BoCi0dad sBts NCumuIando
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PARA PASCUAS Y ANO NUEVO

81 tisnO uatsd que hGcor aIgun TegGlo
yea 0l inmenBo BuFtido de joyerIa de todaB
CIABsE, daBds 10 mas barAto hanta 10 me-
joF en- Ia antigua acFeditsda casa de
TINAUD, donds 20 scabA de Eecibir oil
mejor BuTtid0 que nuncR Be hs viato sn
Puerto Rico. Tsmbisn hay una inmenHa
vaFisdRd de Gfectos de plata platRadoB y
de otrsB nOvsdadeB propiaB para FFga!oB
TODD & pEGcioS Bum8ments limitadGG: RrteB
de compgAF hOgs uBtsd unG vista dicho
sBtAbleoimiento en- 0l Cusl 30 han hecho
importantsH EefoFmRB) NO dudameH Ral
dE6 uBtsd complscidO.
una linda ORnci6n msgiutFalmente eiacu
tRdR por Ia gFaCiouR nina Maria Sur Del
Valls, ContIibuysran ls mayor distrsc-
Ci6n de lR ooncuFrsnciR hRatS Las II 30
de la noch0. PFofusi6n dc dugces lico'
res fuaron FepRFtidoB profusaments todon
y 81 jOven professor Joaquin Colon higo
prin9ipRlment0 Sl peso de IR VsladR Eeci
tandO pnesfRs de cOnoCidOB sutoTeg = pro-
poniendo ocuFrsnteB pABatismpog.
-Eu bFsvG Gomez zsran los tEAbajoH de
ls SNfrR que animar6u el comeVciO De 10
poblaci6u IN tRnto paFalizldo hRstR ahoFa
-EBta muy mejor de la dOIanCiR que
ls RquejA y que ls Estuvo en- CANA 5 gunou
diRB, nuestro CompatFiotR 81 joven Ateian.
dEo Garcia SRIg gadc, intslijeDte HGcretEIio
do l8 OoFts de unz.
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GESTIONANDO NEGO-
clos en- Carolina.
Los aCtiVOS funCiOnariOS de Ia COrte
Municipal,
Buena pOlicia cuyOs serviciOs me-
recen unanimes apIausOs del
pueblo.
(De mWsatrO reporter en- viajs.

DiCismbrs 17.-Ayer tRrds Ilsgsron &
CAFOline, en- sBuntos dc negoCIOa de guB
FsspsCtivB8 o0BaD, los j6vsnsG AIejGndro
Marques, de la de HsrFsEo = Comp. = Err
nssto soBR de la % Pong MalatPaai =
Comp. de San Juan, que ssguir6n visJs.
"A rs aBuntos CFiminRlaa aBCendiePon
los qua degpRChRFRn durante el pRHado
NovismbTe los GOtiVoG funOionRFioB do IR
OoEts Municipal de OaFOlins, Lcdo. Be-
n0diC.O juss = g0cFetaFio Vicente Garcia
SAlgRdO. In UOFt0 OcupR un buen local
en- lS plszR principal.
En- diRB del COrFiGnt0 meB lge han re-
8usIto 27 aBuntos. En Rio Grands 90
dsSpRchsrsn aver Is. HaUts IR fechR hay
F0nuaItOU, de Dicismbre, IS RsuntuB.
-Oontin6s hacienda uEo de liC0nCis 0l
j0fs de di,tFit7 do ls policfs inhulsr de
este tsTmino. ST. San Mill6ny al fcents
del puasto .0l cObo BofioF ViCents Torres
Q Q7intsro que fu6 2 amos aecEstREio do la
Oomiai6n de lR p, I. ActuRImsnts atisn.
den & todo el B:TgiCio de 10 pobIRci6a de
los CBmpoB COD, BolRm0nts 6 policiRg Gus an
union del jefs y sdeI Cabo llsgRron 8.
Como 90 comprendeF6, lR labor de la fuGF'
"a eB grRudO por mas que Ii pobl0oi6u Oh
de 10 mss msrigsradB , pacffioS. 81 Guar
tel estG pelf .otamsnta iat0udido = sl
mayor orden, IimpieSA = diUCiplina Be no
to on e.. Al Ssrvicio de hRcisnd 90
esntTalss'' y Is bAEEioS En- el psBado
msG de Nnviembre pEeHt6 la policfa do
Carolina 43 Bsrvioio0, l8 mayor parts en-
0l diBtHito rural. De- tOdo eI muudo he
mos dido slabRnBa8 para lG conductR dc 10
fueTzR Aqnf.
Para muY On bFsv0 ss auunciR una
OimpGtioa bodR eB ls del Collector de
RsDtas IdtsEnRa senior Eduardo Colon y
Is diStip guids GsfioEits Carmen Colon,
linda damitS de cate jardin amboB muy
0stimRdos On OsEolina. FelicidRdsB. Hay
OtEoB do los IlamadoB compromiBOB, peEo
que tan gVatoB aon. La bella CultB &C.
foritR FImi AlbAndoz = 81 jovsn &C msr-
Cients Sscundino FsEran hRCe alg6n
tiompo 90 CGntan OIL dulcs himno de sug
amoFeB = prontO fOrmsEan Gu nidO dc
amor.
-Anochs oalObE6 81 onom6stic9 ls dig
tiuguidR Befi0ES HaEminiR de Jes6g y un
bslIo Famillete do a0florNI = B'horitaS Co.
noCidos j6venes dc lR poblRci61, pudiSFsn
diBffatRr de una sgEadRble vsIada. Jue'
gos dc PTsndA0 y E0CitRCioneG do pcesiAB =
OMsIta, Chief Clerk, Ia the absence and
hv @Sv0n&S0V & cha Tn@w0nAap
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VENGaNzA ATROz.
En- la OfCina de un hotel de la ca
lie de BrantOme Sc presentarOn
dos individuOs.
Los quejidOS ceSarOn un mOmentO y
cOntinuarOn POGO despu6s.

Paris, DiCismbP0 2 DDS individuoB 90
pTOHsDtsTou 10 nOchs iltimB, como & Las 2
do 10 m0fiRnA en- 10 0fCin8 do un h0l0 dc
ls Gale De Br8ntome, y pidiOF0n IN 8p1'
santa para LOS dos, manifsstando que v0
niRn mu0FtoB do CanB0ncio = que tsnfSu
gran neCsSidGd de dGsCanBsF. D0Hpu6T de-
habsF inncEiEo gu nombEo y direction: EU'
gOniO DuFst de- 27 RfOB Fernando D8'
nu80GU do 81 OfioB, 0mbo8 joEnalsr0I y
domiciliad08 en- 10 cRlls RsmbtsGu mime
70 100 FL amo del hotel len di6 un apo
Gsnto situsdo en- 0l Gegundo pi80, juBtEm0n'
TO del que oOupRbG 81 = con % 0Hpo8R.
Eugenio DuFst = Fernando DRniEsau hR'
bfNn sntFsdO, CuGndo poco1 m0m0ntoB dsI'
pu6B IR duOiG del hotel oy6 d0adO "a CO.
ma un Rlboroto pEoduCid0 por unG diBcu
sion q. 90 h0bfa 8ulCit0do entire los mismoU.
GEitoB de dolores, {gemid0B, 90 e8CuChaE0n.
In dutflB 20 levant6 ontonCG0 y empu'
1Ando una OUcObN, golps6 vNriNI veOeB eI
Hu0lo.
Los quejidoS pRrees que 0OBAT0n un mo-
mento, y ContinuRT0n POGO dGBpu6I.
PaBoB Be oY0F0n On IG O8oRlsTA: era Eu'
gsnio Durst que acBbHbG do BAliE del apo
Gento pidi6 ol Gordon de Ia pu0TtE de 60
Ida, diciOndo quO queFi8 80liE para d0jar
dormir con mas oomodidad & % CRmGTRd6
que Eufffs.
EStA pREtid8 bFuBc8 de DuFOt no pare
clio BoBpaChoBR nj RI patron nj lR pBtF0nG.
EGtoT, IinembRFgO 90 inquiOtRrOn CuHndo
loD gemidOD en- 81 Opo8ontO 30 hiCieron mGB
diHtintoI Suben y 0ntran en- I0 RlcobR.
Un e1psot6ouIo terrible lOB agGREdsbG:
Fernando DGniz0Ru, YGoiS On 10 CGmR.
FL infeIiz habfA Gido objstO do uuR mutt
l8Ci6n, lR aGDgrO OoTEfR , empBpAbG lOB o.
bsnaG, las mantGB = Ol piB0
InmediOtamGnt0 loB dUon9B del hot8l
dieron CuSntR los polic&ag, Los CuRleH llo'
vaFon al hOEido Rl hospital.
M. GuichstORu, OomiuAri0 de poIiCfa del
barrio do loG AEchivoD, 90 tEaBlGd6 81 hos
pitSl para tOmRr dOClRTGoioneg FernRn'
do DRnuEsRu.
Este, COntsnt6Os con hacor la d0ClOTA
ci6u BiguiOnts:
YoGSmRbA a Ia mujor do DurotJ = ella
tambi6n me amabs. Durst 10 hA Babido =
90 hS v0Dgado.
La Uxplionci6n que Ia vfctima hR dAdo
del drama, pareci6 POGO Veroafmil 81 ma
giBtrRdo, que he heChO una GumRTiG y Or
d0nado que 10 capture Kugenio DuF0t.
EI Orrslto do 6Bts, no GaTdGr6 largo
tempo On Ger ofsOtuGdo.
di6tiOguidO ComP0tTiotG don Luis OOEEa8
FeRrsE, RoCio dc Ia meFCOntil OoBtsB y Go,
do oSts pIags. EI enti6EFo del ONd6v9r 90
sfectuRrE las Cinco de 10 tRrde.
Nus0tEo p6EGme & Uu 0DpOBo y domSB
familisrGu.
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AlsjGndrO FrGnoesehi
NuevOs mOdelOs de SOmbrerOs.

Acaban do llegaE al PARIS BAZAAR
nuevoB .nodeloB de aombFercS GntFs los
CuaIes hay unos de tres dollars y medic
gus llamRn gRg0Tamsnts In atsnCi6n. Son
de f,Tma muy nusva. Hay EombTeFoB
dsBd8 $500 en- adslAnte muy bOnitoB J de
Ultima mode. FaldaG nsgrRl de etEmins
puFa lana Ultima foFmR con botuneS de
REriba hBBts absjo. FoEmAB de UombTe'
Eos slegsntss de paja IrglsBa, & 50 so una.
AbrigoB de tafstGn negro llamRdoH Monte
Carlo, dsads S6 90 uno. Shlidas do bAiIe
do CASA pliue, On negro champGgue y
klRnco de VsRioB DTeciog.
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81 VOtO para la mujer.

NusvS York, dicismbHa 5.-Hs comsu'
zBdo otrs ves IH oampafs On favor del
vOto famonino, aoHtOnids por contsnaFo8 de
muieEag emin0ntsB = oon0CidoR hombFeB do
nSgoOioB. d
EmpOS6 10 propaganda pdblicA 0l 4
de DiciOmbrs en- unR rsuni6n que 90 vsEi'
ie6 en- el hall" Carnegie.
Las fOmiaiBtSG no BsguiEfn Ia poIftica
tuFbuIentR de lag Bufragi6s londiusnsss,
gino un plan definido,
La lRChR 90 veFifCaP6 en ALBANY. con
lS a8psr8ns8 do modiicar ls ConstituOi6n
de este EatRdO. So hRF6 tSmbien csmDso
IA On Warrington.
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AVlS0 IMPORTANTE.
Pnru los AgrIcuItofus, NupdaIsos y F.btIGontos.

Sc vsnden dos mfquinas Compound Yer
tioGg do Nesting ghOWse, cRda una dc och anta
(8O) ORballos de fusTss, y dos caldeTSs
uiatsmR CaideOsl, csdn una do CisDtO cia'
Cusnts caballca de fuarga. con tOdoa Huu
aocsBorios = gomas dc rspueatO. Sc vsndsn
adem6B una COndensGdOTG = una bombs
de superior calidAd.
TodR eatB msquinsTis ea caai nueva,
hAbisndo tsnido POGO uso.
Para mas infoFmeB diEigirBa RlIinffa8cIi
t9,-Yauco, Puerto Rico.
AIainndro Frnneessbi
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O'MeJia, Chief Clerk, Ia the absence and
by direction # the IuODSctor.
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NOticia local a los marines. Puerto
Rico. Bahia de San Juan. Ca
nal Exterior.

DiOiembFe II. 1908. So hsca unber
poE oOtA notiCia que la "'Punts LARA
Shoal Buoy, ndmero 163' colorado do 81
clag0 ''nua," en- Ell Canal exterior de 10
Bahia de San Juan, do que autsriormsnts
infoFm6gs hRbsr nido arraotrRds9fueFs!d an
poRici6n, hG gido resm plsssds en- su nroOis
eataci6n en- diciembrs Is do 1908. PoF
oE6On Do 10 JGntS do FaEog-EdcUaTd z.
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lbssrVaclunos meteorological

DIc1EMBRE Ia 1908.
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DEPART MENTO DEL
TeSOrerO, de Puer-
to Rico.
EStadOS de reCibOs y pagOs.

NOvismb'e 1 & so de z90S.-Por balance.
ROntaE IuteEnaB s 93O,781.9O
Trust Fund q, 76j,689.93
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CASA DE PKE5TAMOs 40 jose Be:
EGn, Allen 81 st. Hacs oporacionos 10.
bT0 Rlhajsh Ds8de 100 dollars On Gds.
Iant8 81 intsT6B BsF6 conventional no ex'
c'deF6 del 3 % msBHual. ComprR y vsn'
de Glh0jRH modsrnaE nntigual. sanJuRn
PuHFfn Rion.
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CORRESPONDENCE AL CRECENTE FAVOR DEL PUBLICO DE-
SEANDO OFRECEE LOS MEORES MED0S DE PUBCIDAD "A CO.
RREPONDENA DE PUERTO RICO" REFORMARA MY EN- BREVE SS
ELEMENTOS MATERAS APARECENDO CON GRAN AUENTO DE Pa
GINAS COMO N DARO DE FACTURA ABSOLTAMENTE MODERNA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
GREAT EFFORT TO BE. MADE
FOR POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS

Chicago, Dec. 2s.---In a special news
article under a Washington date, the
Record Herald today says:
Great pressure is being brought to
bear upon senators and representatives
Fl in favor OF the passage or the postal
savings bank bill. Most of this pres
sure comes from the Mississippi val
Icy, where public opinion in favor Of
the postal bank is very strong. Sena7
tor Aldrich and the other leaders of the
upper branch have already decided
that the pending bill cannot pass at
this session and it is probable they
will have their way.
1.-THE plan is to hold up the postal
bank bill till the comprehensive fnan-
5eial plan, the reorganization of our
whole banking and currency system
which the national monetary commits
sion is now preparing, may be ready
for the consideration OF Congress
This does not suit the western Or
progressive Republicans. They do not
want to wait and see no reason why
there should be so much delay. They
take the view held l1H Judge TAFT that
the Republican party having pledged
itself to tho postal saving plan, no
valid argument ran be brought for
ward in defense of indefinite postpone
ment of carrying out the promise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
.COOPERs WERE 'E||:.R|
REFUSED BAIL.
Father and Son and Sheriff Stand
Charged With Murder Of
Senator Carmack.
NOT LEAST BIT cAsTDoWN.
Defendants Greeted Friends Who "
tered Comforting Words With
smilcs-Trial Begins Jan. 90.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. 2Sss--'Gentle~.
Z men, desire to say that have given
this case careful consideration from
every standpoint and after having done
SO. L am of the opinion that it Is not
a bailable case. therefore decline to
allow bail to any Of the defendants and
deny the application"
The above was the decision OF Judge
William Hart in the criminal court TINS
morning in the matter OF application
for bail of Col. Duncan B. Cooper, fop-
in G.. Cooper and John S. Sharp, charg-
ed with the murder of Senator ~ w.
sCarmack, Nov. 10.
Judge Hart took the application un-
der ADJUSTMENT on last Thursday. toi'-
loving several days of evidence.
The courtroom was crowded Win
spectators when the curt had tinlsned
the brief opinion The defendants We're
surrounded by reassuripg friends, VINO
erasped their hands and said comfort
ing words to them. The defendants q
erected these friends with smiles and
we're apparently not the least bit cast cas-
down.
The prisoners we're conducted back
to jail to await their trial on Jan. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
DEATH VALLEY" SCOTTY
WANTS TO BE "A SOLDIER

Chicago. Dec. 2s.Walter Scott, 9th
etwise known as Death Valley Scot
ty," entered the United States recruit
ing Office today and declared his in
tention of enlistins in the army ser
vice. Scotty came east a few days
ago when he arrived in Chicago on q
special train with the announced in
tention OF Kidding himself of part OF
an unlimited fortune supposed to be
located in Death valley His efforts to
establish reputation as the champion
sperder OF the world occupied consid-
cradle space In newspapers for a time.
the source of his income was a matter
Of speculation, and 1t Is said has never
been cleaned up.
II have set the pace long enough"
said Scotty today, and the life does
not agree with me. I am tired OF it
and want to lead a quicter life"
III scotty passes the physical exanina-
ton set for later in the day he viii
join another batch OF recruits and be
sent to New York tomorrow, at which
point after 10 days furlough spent
in closing up his affairs, he will be
sent to Cuba.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER.
Relief Corporation Has q Balance of
s397 ,285.o5 on Hand.

San Francisco, Dec. 2s.:-With a ball
a.nce OF $685., 2s7.25 on hand. the relief
corporation, which had charge Of the
distribution OF the fund donated to
san Francisco at the time of the fire
OF 1906, will turn this money over to
the various charitable organizations
and 60 out of existence the first OF the
year During it's existence the COR
8poration distributed s9,553, 14o.f6.
The actual cost of administering the
affairs OF the society from Aug. 4, 1896,
to the present time was SIZE, 021.2 2.03
per cent Of the entire sum disDursed-
Roughly speaking, the relief corpora
ton has provided and assisted In pro-
sytding about 5000 homes In this city.
or shelter for about 10000 persons, at
a cost of about 81, 800, 900, which Is OF q
PERMANENT character. and ranges all
the way from the refugee cottage That
was moved from the camp to the North
Beach flats, which We're constructed
with the aid of the building bonus
money.
The relief home fer aged and infirn1.
built at an expense OF s374,561 SO, and
presented to the city, is also Of a per-
Ernansnt character. Besides this large
contribution by the society to many
hospitals and other charities have ma
fterially aided In their Utilization,
and is of a permanent benefit.
or the yast sum OF subscription
money received, every cent Is account
Cd for, and but s60s.95 is on the books
of the relief corporation without the
donors name &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
Rep. Clayton Of Alabama Says it
Is Not sufficientsto Assume
Attitude Of Negation.
THEY MUST HAVE "A NEW BILL
Should Cover Every Item and Yeas
And Nays on it Demanded In
TIE House.

Washington, Dec. 2s,-Henry D..
Clayton of Alabama, chairman OF the
Democratic caucus of the house, today
expressed his views as to the Demo-
cratic attitude in the proposed revision
of the tariff. ..I have the most inn
plicit confidence in the capacity of
Champ Clark and his Democratic as
sociates OF the ways and means COM
lnittee.i said Mr.. Clayton,S Sand would
in no particular. invade their appointed
Jurisdiction to speak forS5liy party IN
committee deliberations on the tariff.
Indeed. would vote for any revenue.
measure they might propose, but ms a
Democrat and tho representative of q
country grievously oppressed /. by the
actions of the private interests OF the
5Dlngley law, do not believe it i'm
pertinence on my part to offer some
suggestions
I'm my opinion it is not sufficient
for the Democrats in the Congress to
assume an attitude OF simple negatlon
and merely oppose what the Repup-s
3licans offer. We must formulate an
entire tariff bill, covering every sched-
.uIe from agates to zinc, and go to tho
committee of$the whole With 1t. cham
5pion it. demand revision on its every
schedule and. ask for the yeas ana
nays on it in the house. The bill should
4 be carefully considered in principle
and in detail--in short it should be u
measure we can 20 to the country on.
5..'rhen we are to have, so 1t is said,
the maximum and minimum. which is
another name for reciprocity OF
course, the Republicans will insist on.
making the maximum as big as they.
dare; but our bill might fit IL for the
minimum In some OF the schedules and
let us press III.
THE Republicans cannot revise the
tariff down. Who gathers figs from
tiistles OF grapes from thorns? And.
yet tiatis the crop of figs and grapes
Cannon Aldrich, Burrows. Dalzell ano'
company will give.
6 we want a complete bill on which.
to so to the country3in 1910"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
TWO MEN PAINFULLY y"
INJURED IN BROOKLYN FIRE

New York, Dec. 2s.--1swo men We're f,rf'
painfully injured, one perhaps fatal
Nv. the lives of q score of men. women
and children we're endangered and Slo-
600 worth of property was destroyed
in Il fire in a three-story frame but ~, :
ing at rhird avenue and Sixty-sevefth
street. Brooklyn, early today.
Two deeds OF more than unusual
3heroisru marked the fire. Charles Tuck
$er, a young man, who lived with his
parents on the second floor Of the
burned building. carried his l2-yenr-
did invalid sister, Ethel. down the
smoke -enveloped stairs 10 safety. Fire
Lient. Jarreck was left on the third.
floor after his comrades had brushed
by the crew of the hook and ladder
company. Seeing his plight Fireme,l
.daIiies McG,rone and John McGue
rushed up Il ladder after Jerreck. While
bringing him down, the ladder broke
hurting the three men to the sidewalk
Jal,eck fell under his two rescuers
and 1t is believed was injured inter-
nally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28

pittsburg, Dec. 2S,-A secretive att
titude is being maintained by all con-
cerncd in the graft scandal OF this
city today. There are numerous evi-
dences in the shape of conferences
that both the investigators, and those
who, it is believed. are being ihyesti-
gated are working constantly pre-
pairing their cases, but nothing OF an
official nature is being made public
Unofficially however. q great many
sensational rumors arc in circulation
today. According To one report, the
many promised arrests OF other coun-5
cilInen and business men, alleged to
be implicated in the bribery scandal,
are to be made tonight Immediately
Following meeting of the council.
It is said the arrests have been
delayed for the porpose OF allowing
the councilmen to act on some neces-
sary legislation for the operation OF
the city government. and tERt as
soon as the appropriations ord nance
lis passed by council at a meeting.
the police will take charge Of the
men before they leave the city hail.
Combating this report Is the faet
that Mayor Guthrie Is now In Phila-
Edeiphia and will return Wednesday,,
when big meeting VIII be held at
which officers and attorney of the
Voters league and the district attor-
ney will attend. It is&said the addi-E
tional arrests VIII follow this meet
ing Wednesday.
From all indications there is ap-
parcntlS no doubt that President.
Roosevelt has interested himself IN
the scandal. The published reports
Of his cp-operation have caused "a
feeling OF satisfaction here. 1t Is
known that copies of all the evidence
procured by the Voters league affect
ing Pittsburg banks and bankers. rela-
tive to their alleged connection with
bribery of councilmen, have been
furnished to the department or jus
tice at Washington, Attorney Ormsby
NIcHarg Of Washington arrived here q
week ago and It Is said he lis working
on the graft cases.