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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
mr.. STURGEON ExAeeERATEs,

The Rev. DR.. William Sturgeon, OF
England, who has been preaching in
Salt Lake for several weeks, has a ten
dency to exaggeration that is not I'M
common to pulpit orators. In a talk
Tuesday night he relieved his system
been disturbing it almost ever since his
arrival in the United States. The re-
marks took the form of criticism of
American manners, morals and Gus
toms. a favorite method some foreign
ers use by way of payment for cour-
tesies extended to them by Americans.
DR.. Spurgeon told of murder trial
he attended in Mississippi. He criti-
cised the judge for not wearing a cap
and gown and for listening TO a man
who came to converse with him on the
bench. He continues:
Then the swearing OF the jury be-
gan. l had time to stay to see only
nine. but of all the ragamuffins / ever
saw in my life, they We're the type.
Why, l wouldn't leave the life of my
collie dog in the hands of a crowd like
that"
We wonder if Dr. Sturgeon ever
walked through any of the poorer dis
tricts of London. If he ever did he
saw countless types of humanity beside
which those Mississippi jurors, how
ever disTeputable they may have been,
would have seemed Intellectual giants.
And we do not believe the MISSISSIPPI
plans were disreputable. either. They
have a habit in the south of securing
very fine men for jury service. Those
that DR.. Sturgeon saw may not have
been fashionably dressed. but it is rea-
sonably certain that they were mis-
peers in intelligence and his betters in
courtesy.
Another wild eXaggeration was DR..
Spurgeon's statement that when he
came to this country he found all the
women working their jaws chewing
gum as hard as they could. The
shorter and uglier' word so often re-
ferred TO and sometimes used by Mr.
Roosevelt would seem to be about the
only answer to this assertion. Every
American knows il is not true DR.
Spurgeon himself must know it is not
true.
There were other xaggeratiOns-to
state the case as mildly as possible
in Dr.>SpurgeOn's talk, but a discussion
of them seems futile. The good doctor
is now vending his fussy way towards
San Francisco. where he will doubtless
indulge himself i'm more of the same
sort of talk and peddle more Of his
fiVe-cent pamphlets.
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DOOM FOR THE c. A. r.

Fear that the hotel accommodations
of salt Lake City may be inadequate
for the crowds that would attend the
1909 encampment Of the Grand Army of
the Republic should by no means gain
Judgment in the minds of those who are
planning to bring the encampment
here. There are not. as a matter Of
fact. enough hotel rooms IN this city
tn give an Individual room To each Wis
itor TO the encampment Even with the
big NeWhouse hotel finished, as it will
he before the date set for the conven-
tion. there would still be a great scare
itv of hotel accommodations on the
basis of one guest TO each room.
But no reasonable man expects TO
allot an entire room TO each of the
thousands of guests that would be at
tracted by the encampment. Denver.
which is a larger city than Salt Lake
with more and finer hotels. is planning
-four and five men in room
Democratic convention meets
ext July. And nobody is DOUBT
ability of Denver to take cSle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

The local prosecutors express some
doubt as to their ability to convict the
man Bell, who assisted very materially
in rObbing the McWhirter boys of
$4,000, less a grievous rebate of one
tenth of the money. The attitude of
the prosecutors is no surprise to the
public. but their frankness is remark
able. The public came to the conclu-
sion months ago that our prosecutors.
with special reference to the county
attorneys office, couldn't convict any
body of anything.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

The Idaho authorities have gotten
around TO Harry Orchards case at last
Orchard has entered a plea of guilty
to the charge of assassinating former
Governor Frank Steunenberg, and a
date for his sentence has been fixed
If ever man. on his own testimony
deserved the extreme penalty of the
law. that man is Harry Orchard. The
public will wait with some interest to
see whether or not he is given IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
A MISUNDERSTANDING.
(The Philippines GossipD

A Manila mother-in-law had stayed so
often with her daughter as to cause "A
quarrel with the husband. and one day.
her daughter in tears in the doorstep
Il suppose George has left you" she
shifted.
''Yes''-sob
Then there's woman in the case9''
antly.
''Yes'-sob.
who is it?7 she demanded
''You''-sob.
Gracious" exclaimed the mother-in-
law. I'm sure 1 never gave him any
encouragement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
Chicago anarchists had planned

Chicago anarchists had planned a
celebration at the funeral of Averbuch,
who was killed by Chief of Police Ship
by. but We're forced TO abandon it, We
cannot see what occasion there was for
a celebration, anyway. as far as the
anarchists We're concerned. All they
got out of the Averbuch matter was a
chance to attend a funeral.
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SUSPICIOUS.

catholic Standard and Times)
Il guess Mr. Roxley amt as rich
as some people think" said Tommy
You said he didn't have to work, but
could jest go around enjoyin' hisself
wherever he pleased"
so he kim said Jimmy.
We'll. he wasn't at that dandy Sun
day school picnic of ours yesterday.
an the tickets wuz only % cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

591-John W. Solles, Salt Lake.
Marguerite Griffin. Salt Lake
5915-Peter Allen, Syracuse.
Mary E. Henriekson. Salt Lake.
5916-Ambrose NJ. Good. Salt Lake.
Mabel Emerson, Salt Lake.
59I7-Horace w Burgon. Union
Mary Alice Graham, Union.
591S-Henry VOllharp. Salt Lake.
Alice Krauser, Salt Lake.
5919-Peter Ockerman, Benjamin.
Annie NorthgTaves, Benjamin.
5920-Albert William Coles. Salt Lake.
Laura Emma Duncan, Salt Lake.
592f-Kaarlle X. Laurinali. Mill Creek
Ida +. Pasamen, Clear Creek. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
FAMOUS sTEED.
(Chicago News.

What" aasped the windmill agent
zone hundred dollars for that old horse?
Why. he is a swayback.
wall. / should say he is chucked the
old farmer.
lars for him.
sure I am advertising him as the
steed Secretary Taft rode
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

dispatch from Helena says Sena-
tor Smoot is going into the cement
business in Montana. All Insurgents
will please take notice. This may be a
tip that Senator Smoot is going to run
for the senate from Mantana next
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
RATHER TEDIOUS.


{Plttsburg Observer1
CalleF-Do you think the doctor is 60
ing to help you. Mr.. Jones?
Jones-He may, if | can only follow
his orders He told me TO drink hot wa
ter thirty minutes before every Ixsal
hut 1t is hard work to drink hot Water
for thirty minutes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
THE METALS

Silver. 55asc per ounce.
Copper (cathOdes), u 3-16c per pound.
Lead, S3.15 per 100 pounds.
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Total Copies of The Herald
Printed in February, 1908.
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Salt Lake-"FOrty-five Minutes From
Broadway
Observation-Disclosures and night. vaude-
vile.
Grand-"Captan Herne I. S. A."
Lyric-"Quincy Adams Sawyer"
WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Fair
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

are p with
ngndu tlv y1enngf the nLto
nyethe tLrsn 70 omdap Include aet New French
e 81
ne new shade stripe Pans fancy p m Pnah fine n
and 1 for mis- n % f ns m
$780, $780, $35
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

Miss lone Morrison entertains at &
bridge tea at the Morrison home to-
morrow afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

The senior class of the St. Mary
academy will entertain friends at
Shakespearen entertainment this after
noon at the academy.
x x K
rrI,e saE.-iIao- olI1h will raeat tEis {.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs Kimberly of Bellevue
Mich. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. B
Sherwood at $40 South State street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

Mrs Edward Moore expects to leave
soon to visit her parents, Rev anC
Mrs w. #. PinkertOn in Ohio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells ex
pect to leave shortly after the middl
of the month for an eastern trip o
some weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12

". p. Cooper entertains again this
evening at stag party for a number
Of mis- Elk friends.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-29

sinatos; las leyes seran piado
sas. los Jueces compasivos Y
elasticos -. Pero al que estafa
o roba IA pesetas no lie saliva de
la carcel nj la amistad del moro
"Valiente".
Claro es que Mad. Du Cast
despues de protestar, gritar y
apelar, concluira por restitui1
los $4,000 frances evaporados
del domicilio del se1ior Lenud
y nadie la molestara mas.
Mad Du Cast, q pesar de sus
cincuenta, puede encontrar to-
davia ese punado de billetes en-
.el bolslllo de cualquiera de sus
"viejos amiguitos", de esos
"amiguitos' que ella tiene tan
buenos que La tratan como q
una nena
Pero Ell escandalo ha estalla-
do, y hguraos los concentrates
que haran el proximo sabado
los aristocraticos concurrentes
del cafe de Paris cuando no Of
gan la voz de contralIo cantar
dormllona las notas de la haba-
nera de Carmen =.
JOSE JUAN cADENAs.
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La Iongevidad en- 7uIQuiia.


De Constantinopla escribe ell co
rresponsal del Lancet" que la prem
sa local asegura que ningtin otro pats
del mundo produce tantos casos de
extra aordinaria longevidad como Tur-
q11a, muchos de los cuales han sido
comprobados por testimonies substan.
ciales. Ell corresponsal corrobcra esa
aserclon con Ell case de I'm Hadl Reif
que vlve en- Keni Baghlcha, que tie
ne 134 amos de edad y que desempe
no ell oflcio de encuadernador duran
te ocho afIos en- la Escuela Militar de
Pancaldi. Su padre muri6 la edad
de I48.
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: La question nIp0-IyingIii.
OPINIONES FRANC ESAS

Ell Ministro de Relaciones Exterio.
res frances desmiente las previsiones
de una guerra entire Ell Japon y los
Estados Unidos. con el resultado de
que la question del Canal de Pana,n
ser1a arrancada de las nanos de la
Repdblica del Norte para ser neutra-
liza internacionalmente aquella zona.
Ohcialmente, Francia es 'optim ista
Pero las opiniones privadas atribuyen
la ficcion menos la emigracion a
las d1hcultades que ella Ia dado III
gar, que a Ia infraccion por parte del
Imperio del Mikado del principle So
bre la puerta alberta en- China; con.
cluyen elias que 81 Sc repiten los
|acont tecimientos de la Manchuria, en-
tonces los Estados Unidos deberan
intervenlr 6 renunciar Ia parte que
les corresponds.
Ohcialmente, la posicion de Alema
MIA es igual.
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NOTIClA LOCAL A LOS MARINOS
PUERTO RICO
BAHIA DE SAN JUAN,
CANAL EXTERIOR.

Por esta noticia Sc hace saber que la
San Agustin Shoal bouy nnmero 9,
negra de % clase, moja marcando Ell
punto en- Ell canal para el cambio de
direction fue movida en- Enero % 1908
a una posici6n de los pies Sur por
Oeste Is Oeste de su esta cion como Sc
manifesto en- ell mapa ndmero oo3 de
U. S. Coast y Geodestic Survey y esta
ahora en- 81 pies de aqua.
El cambio hecho para facilitar las
operaciones de agado en- ell cual Sc
RI provisional.
Por orden de la Junta de Faros.
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de estas regatas q. tantos benehcios re-
portan esta historical Villa; ResuelVe
acceder 10 solIcitado por Ell "Real
Club Mediterraneo" d. Malaga, dele
gando:-1 Para que forme ell pro-
yecto tecnico de las regatas las diri-
ja 20 Para que, en- su nombre, in
vite concurrir estas hestas todo
los clubs de Espafia, de America en-
caso de haber lugar los clubs de las
demas naciones del mundo. y SO Para
que solicite prem mios que contribuyan al
fomento de esta patri6tica fiesta, en-
hom enajs los heroicos escubridoros
del Nuevo Mundo -Esta Corporation
desea >que ell "Real Club Mediterraneo"
disponga que las balandras que venga
a formar parte de las regatas, de este
puerto & Canarias, Sc fondeen en- la ST.
guiente forma en- ell rio Tinto: La pri-
mera que llegue, de fondo Este Oeste
cod ell muelle de La Palos, Y las que,
sncesivamente, vallan llegando Sc situen,
aguas arTiDa. en- orden de prelac1on de
arribada d fin de que ell pr6ximo de
Agosto todas las balandras que entren
EN- regatta pasen por el mismo sito de
donde partieron Ell de Agosto de r402
las noas Santa Maria, "La Pinta
!" La Nina. -Concuerda la letra con
su original 4 que me refiero. Y para
que conste y remitir al sefior Presidente
del "Real Club Mediterraneo" de Ma
aga, don Jose Nagel Disdier. gentil
hombre de Camara, etc. etc. pongo Ia
de orden con el Y Be del
senior Alcalde, En- Palos de Moger 4 20
de DiciembFe &c 1867 We Bo Gutss-
ygfs ./og( III. Prrflo
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NOdprnISn0 mondPQuIg0
ABOLICION DE POMPAS ARCAI
CAS-.

Ell Rey ha hecho saber que tiene ell
proposito de abolir las pomposas ce-
rsmoni-s observadas en- el pasado
para la aperture del Parlamento, para
10 cual Sc .funda en- que tales prdcticas
son reliquias de la epoca medieval
6 inadecuadas en- una nacion moder-
ma y progresista.
Esta medida, junta con la abolicion
del ceremonial de la coronation, ha
sido muy bien recibida en- toda Sue
cia y Sc la considera como punto de
par ida de una nueva era democra-
tica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-29
HOnOrariOS cuaNtIOyOS
S 125. 600 NADIA MAS

Los arbitros del Canal de Pa
mama sentenciaron a favor de
Mr.. Cromwell. abogado ameri-
cano a la suma de SI25.ooo CO.
mo honorarios por sus trabajos
en- el pase del Canal a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Su reclamation era
de $724.I67 y fue reducida tan
considerablemente por haber re-
cibido Ell demandante I'm salario
anual durante nueve amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-29

banera de Carmen" en- frances,
aunque es de suponer que Ell fe-
roz musulman Sc quedaria en-
|ayunas V sin poder apreciar las
bellezas y encantos de la lengua
de la Du Cast.
S1pose, en- tanto, que en- efec-
to, Mad. Du Cast y Ell senor LIE
mud habian sido amigos, muy
buenos amigos, y que la Du
Cast estuvO en- la casa del mori
bundo dos dias antes de que ell
pobre senor abandonara este
pfcaro mundo de los deportes y
las mujefes con VOC de contral-
to. Y cuando la explora dora
audaz regres0 de su arriesgada
excursion por Ell Riff, Sc encon-
tro con que Ell pastel hab1a sido
descubierto.
Hoy, pues, ha compafecido
Mad. Du Cast ante Ell Tribunal
no a cantar la habanera de Car
men, como noches pasadas, sino
a cantar de plano a 10 que Sc la
Ipreguntaba, tratando, de defen
derse habilidosamente.
Porque seg1n Mad. Du CAST
A. 900 frances que recogi6 en- el
domicilio de monsieur Lenud
fueron en- pago de una deuda re
eompensa a, servicios prestados
en- circunstancias especialisimas
que no quiso 1ecir. Ell senor
Lenud era uno de sus "viejos
+amiguitos' la guerra mucho Y
la trataba como una nina.
Nos hemos redo TN POGO al
olr decir estas cosas d una mi
ma que anda frisando en- la
c1ncuentena, que posee una voz
Igorda y retumbante Y que mide
justamente la estatura que ell
Kaiser exige a los gastadores
de la guardia imperial.
Y con toda su habilidad, con
toda su elocuencia, no logro Mad
Du Cast convencer a los iueces.
FL abogado de la parte acusa-
dora sc limito a decir cortes Y
Igalante:
-Yo saba que Mad Du Cast
era experta en- todo genera de
|"sport', pero jamas crei que fue-
Sc tan conocedora del procedi-
miento judicial. -.
A 10 que respondio el defen-
sor de Du Cast:
--Es que cree usted que Sc
mos ha presentado una compe-
tidora1
En- todo caso-volvio 4 de-
cir ell acusador- nj usted nj yo,
mi querido compaflero, podria-
mos luchar con ella en- otros de
poTtes.
( a continuation de estas "es-
p1rltualldades' Ell Tribunal de-
cld1o - condenar 4 madame
Du Cast.
x es que aquf Sc pueden pre-
paTar crimenes y cometer ase
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-29
PAL RIS
UN ESCANDkLO PARISlENSE

de un sabado, y en- la coqueta
sala del cafe de Paris, termina-
da la traditional batalla de flo
res, solo quedaban escasos con-
currentes. Los mozos sc apre-
Suraban a recoger ell servicio de
las mesas, Ell suelo estaba alfom-
brado de bouquets, ell sexteto
comenzo a ejecutar con aire dor
milon y cansado la habanera de
"Garmen.
De pronto, en- Ell fondo de la
Sala, una voz de contralto rom
pio a cantar. Miramos.
Una sefiora rubia, admirable
mente vestida, sc abanicaba "
cantaba Ia habanera.
-:Quien es2-preguntamos.
KS Mad. Du Cast, la "es-
portiva la aeronauta, la explo-
Tadora Mad. Du Cast, que no
.pierde la OCCASION de asistir a
una ''juerga', 81 puede llamarse
"juergas" a estas veladas sema
males que Sc Celebran en- los
Restaurants" aristocraticos Y
que escasamente duran un par
de horas, que la gente emplea
an beber Champagne y dispa-
rarse ramos de flores de mesa
mesa, fngiendo que Sc divier
ten una barbaridad. Al cabo de
las dos horas cada mochuelo sc
retira a su olivo, los hombres
con la pechera hecha una las
TINA y Ell sombrero apabullado
y las damas con I'm vestidO me.
nos en- el guardarropa. lEncan-
tadora diversion.
FL "souper" habfa terminado,
pero la tertulia de Mad. Du
Cast continuaba en- el estableci-
miento -. Mad. Du Cast, a pc
sar de la edad, no Sc retira. i.
temprano. 7 cantaba, no NAL
del todo. confesemoslo, cantaba
con gusto la habanera de Car
men. abanicandose blandamen
tie y recostada en- Ell divan. i.
~
Hoy, Mad. Du Cast, ha tenido
que comparecer ante los Tri-
bunales de Paris, para respon-
der de una pequena estafa. :.
iOhl no eS cOSa mayor -. Ape
mas $4,000 frances que lie desa-
parecieron a TN seflor Lanud
dias antes de morir.
FL senior Lenud dei6 a la hora
de la muerte Sus asuntos muy
bien aTTeglados, contado Y re
cOntado Ell dinero, los tftulos. los
valores todos que posefa; pero
Cuando los heTederos fueron q
lncautarse de la herencia, vie
ron que faltaban $4,000 frances.
No habia indicios nj sospe-
chas y sc contentaron con hacer
La OpOrtuna denuncia, hasta
que una seilora Pailletet, enfa-
dada sin duda con la Du Cast,
Ia delato. Los $4,000 frances
en- tftulos habialos robado Ma
dame Du Cast 49,.
La policfa comenz6 a hacer
las averiguaosones propias del
case, mientras la "esportiya" Sc
paseaba por Marruecos cantan
dole Al moro '.Valiente" la ha-
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A los SBCupIQTeS Y AgentoS

Para Ia buena marcha de esta Admins
trnci6n, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
ros este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes LasBAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 s
81; advierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
pOgteri0Tidad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
Eurtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que sc
solicitor.
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EN- LIBERTAD

Esta mafiana fueron puestos en- Ii
bertad de la carcel municipal cinco
individuos por cumplimiento de SEN
tencia, quedando en- el refer lido pena
cuarenta y nueve reclu1dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-29
SALA DE SOCORROS

En- la sala socorros de esta ciudad,
fueron asistidos aver Santiago Me
YES, Jose Morata, Juan Real, Miguel
Hernandez y A. Booke.
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De Ia. Sang'e ' del uO
THAW Y ROCKEFELLER

En- la conferencia ce1ebrada con
el abogado que representara Harry
*. Thaw en- Ell segundo iuicio, Sc
anunci6 que Sc habfa llegado 4 una
decision. El l1nico recurso 4 que ape
lara ell defensor sera al de que Thaw
estaba loco cuando mato Stanford
White. Ahora, en- cambio, Sc argiiira
que Thaw sc encuentra en- pleno goce
de sus facultades mentales.
Como nuevo regalo de afIo nuevo 4
la universidad de Chicago ]. D. Roc
kefeller ha hecho IN donativo 4 la
institution, en- nombre de SD familia,
de $2.IoI 900. Con este nuevo obse-
quio, los dona tivos de Rockefeller
para la Universidad, alcanzan 4 la
suma de $22 900.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-09-18
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