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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-01

FOR SALE-Beautiful Scotch collie
dogs months old, cheap. Call between
II and o. m. $50 So. LIST West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-01

s., GJ0-Buys 4-room brick and lot on the
side large enough to build another
house. Plenty of room at the back
to build on other rooms. 9Th ave
nue., near ID street 500 down, bal
ance monthly. This is d modern
house
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

sE ALQUILAN apouentos 4
tres cuatro psSoa en- la cRBB
al Iado do Ia fAbFica de tabR-
cos PueEts do TERRA. antigua C6rcel. In.
foFmRF6n Allen 66 45 v.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17
EDICTO.

En- Ia CcEte de Diatrito del Distrito Judi
Cisl de GusyamR, p. r. EBtadoB Uni
dos de America. 81 PreAidents de los
EAtadoB UnidoF. 8. s.
Suceai6n de ZlCaTfaB Vail EBpinoso, por
don Federico Vail EsriuoBa. DamRn.
dante. VS.. ErneAtO Rivera GuaBp
Demandado.
Procedimisnto especial para el cobEo de
hipotscR. Civil n6mero 647.
Ofcina del Marshal
70, JoL6 Jusn Vidal, MaTphI de Is
CuTts de DistFito del DiatYito Judicial de
Guaysma, P. r
FOR Qua NTO: En- ] g de Dioiembre
de 1,907, gs libr67poF el SscFetaFio de esta
CoEte de DiStrito, una oEden en- ID que
diSpona el EequeTimiento del deudoF de-
mandado ETnsto Rivera Guasp, para que
ca 81 te-mino de treintR dfaa haga efsctivA
la cartidad de CuAtro cientoB veints nue.
va dollars por capital, lntePesss deveugedog,
mfa loB nusvoa inteFsBsu que Be dsveDgusn
degde Ell % de Noviembra de 907 al uno
pOT Ciento mensual lsg Cogtas que ge
Causen.
POR OUANTO: En- "a de Enero de
1908 4 inAtsnc;a del abogado della de-
mRndsnte, solicita que Ee venda en- ptlb'ca
uubaHts loB bienes hipOteCsdoE poT no habeg
heCho efeCtiva la cantidRd que Be rsclama
apeBaT de habeF trRnSCurEido 81 pIasO.
POR TANTO: ProcedeY6 4 vendsr en-
pub ica BubAsta la fnOa R6stica hipotsCads,
Cuys description eg Ia aiguients:
"RUSTICA: PIedio Compuesto de eien'
to HesentA y CinOo CuerdaB de teEEano, equi.
valsnteH GsEsnta = Cuatro hsCtkreag, oChsn.
ta y Cinco 6EeRB = ounce Centikreas, alta ca
Il Jurisdiction municipal de la Ci1ra, bR.
FEio de MontelIanc, sncIavando ca ella un
casa ssmialta, de MADEIRA del pafBy Gu
bieEta de teja de barEo, coIindando la & lca
toda poE 81 EGts con d rio de Bsyamonoi'
TO; psF el Sur con otroB teRreno de don
Ricardo FFsmaint; por 81 Norte CON ID
qusbrada CsibR poE 81 Osats CON Il
misma qusb'ada ''Ceiba." IDicha hipotsca
tU6 insCFitA ca q RrgintEo de Ii Propisaad
Do piltEitQ Dc .9uaYama d folio 116 al !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17
IA GRAN MODA,

No hay sefors ri EafioTita elegante, que
no adoFne su peinado con FiSos On Gun diB'
tiutas formaB. Vienen coTonas de Eizrn
para deIante IN dollar , medic una. Hay
rizou de varioH precios.
Gran surtido en- abrigoB de tsfstan ne.
gro llamados Monte Carlo deBde aeis do
liars ca adalante. Son mucho mss ventA
ioGos que los que % han estRdO vsndiendo
ahoY3.
CintuT0nsu el6lticos con puntaB de ace
70 en- negro, blsnco ooloTeB so csnta'
vos uno' CintuFones de cabritilla bIaD.
Coz y negroH con hebiIlaB atras = gin elias &
80 csntavos PeinetAs fnaH = juegoB do
peinstas de gran noVedad, Todo este aca'
bs de llegaF 81 "PaEin Bazaar" dc Pedro
Giunti. FortalRzR 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

AYISANTOS 4 nuestros favorecedores que
en- nuektro establecimieuto ola VILLA
DE MADRID", acabamcs de recibir:
CORSEIS Franceses desde 81 centavos a
IS, TRAJES bordados de TuI de los uI-
timos modelos de PARIS Y st GALL. teif-
timss PLUMAS. de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURONES de Piel Eslasticos,
el surtido mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde 25 centavos S25 cada una,
los lejitimos Drill ES No. 100 Y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
(exclusivos en- estos patrOnee) ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS v
BRODERIES, que vendemos constante-
mente a mitad de precio. Tenemos tam
bien, lejftimas MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafiolas &
Ynglesas y cuantos articulos de nuestro
ramo solicite el pdblico de buen tono.
Visitenos pidanos muestras Y lie hare
mos cualquier envfo por correo 8 Expires.
TelefOno 278. p o. Box 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, r., r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

En @ta imPEelt Ss Vende pspoi do
Po!iodiSo vieio { $500 Io1 AG kilca (Um
sNiRtaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17
tomO 70 Dc Ia Cidra, faea 598. inscription

tomo 10 De la Cidra. faea 598, inscription
2.
Dicha vents tsndr6 Iugar en mi Of ans,
alta en- 81 sdifcio que eatk iuStalada Il
COFte dc Distrito, 81 de 81 ds FsbEaro ds
1 908 6las dos de Ia tarde; RdviTtie1dose
gus no 90 admitir6 posture q no ssa de.
contRdo, en- monsda americana Ee edju
dicaF6 81 mejor poator.
DRdo bBi0 mi flrma en- esta ciudad de
GuRynmn, p. r. 4 % de Ensro de ,e08.
Jos6 Juan HidaL Mnrshal da Ii Oorts
de Dist1ita de Gusya, r. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. saidas de Bayam6n = oapi-
tai aimultaneamente.
Dfas laborables Mafiana 8, 7.05, $50 g.
45 Hoo. Farde 1915, 1.45, 8.I5, 4.S5, 5.45
Dfas festivos. -Mafiana e,7s5, $50 8. As
IS, y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
Catsflo a Bayamon, ida Y vuelta Ia. cIase
25c %. G ase 16c. De Bayam6n Cataflo y
vueIta "a. Glaze I5c, "a. clase 10c.
Billetes oTdinario de Capital Cataflo en-
IA. clase centavos.
Bayem6n 19 de Septiembrs de 1905
Ramon Xaldes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

EL MAS AOREDITADO. Hasta
bonitas pleas muHicaleB han sido com
pushtRs On honor de los fAvoEeCedorea de
Ia acreditada msrca "Ron San Luis" que
han podido llsvaF al primer puesto los
AlvarsE HermAnos dc ests plaz0. FL de.
p6Hito, San Jot6 7 en- San Juan, gs y6
constantemonte viSitRdo poT los favorGCe.
doFes de Ns REtfoulo que haCsn grandeB
psdidOH para toda ID iBlR. No 10 olvideig.
Ron "San Luih" que no COntiene niDguna
sushapcia psriudicial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17
IMpIcApoR GENERAL

.lAJFNns4 ii laEsbe cairnaTe Dc
Winslow debe usurse siempre que los ni1os estan
IA Eodo de IA denicdn PropoYciona afylo inTnedtato
pequeno paeente, produce sueno natural tranSuDo,
TlVa Il dolor Il angeto desperta muy yvoAy alegFe
u muy sgradable al Faladar ealma al nno abahda sua
Gnclal alVs dolores, haee facleS les fndones del
ponos . para q diarea va provenga esa de "a den6n
ls eualquiera AGngase mucho cdado pedh
Jarlbs csmanta q 4 Se1pgs WinaloW"s - y Tnel6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

81 CLUB de f. Kehrhahn q %.
Eegala nm rsloi de orc "WalthAm" BemR
nRimsnts entFa Bus Clientss, ID Ultima So
aapa obtuvo uno, don Carlos Izquierdo
Atil,B ds San Juar. Bocio Ddmero IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

PARA REGALOS. - El acreditado
eafs MORGAN, 81 nueyo cafe Fortalesa 21
aOaba de raCibir nm magnfico BnEtido de.
slegSntes caiitaB de esquisitos ClJoes y
bOm6Ones pTopioB para rsgalcs de eatR
otFa tempnFaHa. Las mas aCTeditRda
marcas de chocolates &c enCusntFan allf los
estuches Hon de 10 mas R1tfAtico y fno.
Los hslados de ffutsg del pals reffeScoB
Eiguen sitndo de 10 mas eHquisito Pre-
siOu m6diCoG seEviciu Tdpido toda
hoFa. 81 chocolate Baker" offece atra
yentss noVedades,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

-sOMBRRROs PARA sFNORAs.
muy elega1tsu y & pTecioB sumar1ente mo
diCOs, los acaba de Fecibir La Tiendita de
JoGefa E,havarrip, ri lRdo del ayunta'
mi isnto. Vende tsmbi6a efsctoB religio-
soE-San JUAn, Box 216
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

VENTA DE CONTADO Y APLAZOs.
LA tiendR dc Is San Juan Sporting Go.
DDS Co. e. IL daica sn que 81 oliente COM
prR en- las condolences que le Convsnga'
Los que tisnen dineEo CompTan de OOntado
= loE que no pueden disponer de tods ls
Cantidad CompFan PLACES muy c6modos.
Uno de nueutros clientes diee:-Con el
dinero del trolley pc 90 mi bi,icleta y me
gObrsn veints centAvOs poE BemanR, y sde
mGs tengo mi biCicleta, para passaE los
domiugOs
Gran suEtido de accessories para biCibIe'
taB, sfsCtos de Bsso Ball, Juego J Jugetes
de q Gtims novsdad.
San Juan Sporting Goods 90. Gale
Rafael CordeEo Ndm. As. San Juan, P. r
15. va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

En- eIta impPGnts Bs vonda papsl de
poEi6diOo visio { 1900 IOa 46 kiloa Gun
QWi0tall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

ANDRES FERRAIRO.-Deooradory y
pintor do tEsjeH para HoiTee bailes, RI es'
lilo paFisien, ofrecs suB EeEvicioa. Gale
de la Cruz 20. Pisc 10. Is. g..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17

AL RECIBO DE s 9 snviamoB 4
vueIta de corrso IN rsloj Elgin gaFantiza
do por disa amos, y por $40 remitimou uno
msTsa WslthRn. - r. Kehrhahn. San
Jusn r r Rp.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
HANS PLEADS ACT WAS ONLY DEFENSE Thornton Feared His Brother s Life Was in Danger from
 Crowd After Annis
 Killing
SIX JURORS SELECTED
Nurlcrer's Brother Will Tell story of Wife. Actions in TcstifyinG in Own Defcnse-HC Is
 Cheerful.

Flushing. x. N. pec IA When court adjourned tonight after two long sessions consumed in wearisome exam, nations of talesmen, six jurors sat in the box competent to try Thorn ton ! Hams. short story writer, on charges of heinz an accessory In the Killing of William F. Annis, an editor who was shot down at the Rayslde Yacht club last summer ny Captain Peter C Hains, ir, of the United states army Difficulty in obtaining fury hocause of opinions formed of the casc were apparent in tho K animation of tnlesmen and to night Justice Crane directed that z new panel of lno talasmen De drawn and that night session be held The court hopes to have the trial end by the end of the week
 ntcrroeatlons of talesmen by Hams counsel indicate that the dc fcpse win hr based principally on tho contention that Thornton Ilains fear ing that hs brothers life was in jeopardy from the crowd at the club house because Annie was shot drew his revolver and held back the crowd His act was ono of defense and not of offence, according to his counsel.
 John r. Mcintyre of counsel for Hatns. announced 10 night thnt Hains would take tho witness stand in hia own defense. Hc will probably testify to tho events al Fort Hamilton which led up to the separation of Captain Mains and his wife and to the tragedy at the Rayside Yacht club
 Mr. Mcintyre will offer in evidence th. alleged confession made ., Mrs. Claudia Hains to hor husband
 All of counsel for tho defense were euhpooraod bv District Attorney Oar rim tonight ag witnesses in the case, Mir shay of Hatns' counsel said Mir Darrin desired To obtain the possession of certain letters written by Thornton ]. Uaira to Captain Hains last spring, asking him to return from the Philip plnos.
 Thornton l Hains took a lively in- torost ir the examination of talesmcn to-day and frequently chatted and smiled with his counsel over some Of the answers of possible jurors When ever the states attorney asked a talcsman if he knew the defendant, Hains would smile and point to him self to indicate that he was the de- fcndant and not one of tho numerous lawyers grouped about him IIains said he had every confidence that he would eat Christmas dinner at home After the adjournment of court he was manacled to a deputy sheriT and taken in an automobile to the Long Island iail General Peter C. Hains and Mrs Hains, father and mother of the defendant, returned to New York after the afternoon session of court
 The stx jurors selected 10 day were William liill, foreman.
 Thomas Walsh, builder
 Henry Hcckor, shipping clerk
 Samuel Johnson builders supplies dealer
 John Renham, former stable man, Frederick Richmond, brokers cash fer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
FOX'S COUNSEL TO BE OFFERED POST Matthew c, Fleming Likely to Be Named Insurance Super
 intendent of New
 York.
ELECTION COURT COUNSEL
Man, High in Governor Hughes Els. timation Who Will Lead Inycs- tlgallon of Corrupt Prac-
 tccs Here.

The forthcoming resignation of Ot- e Kelsey New York state supernton- dent of insurance, announced ycstcr- day. throws Into the limelght the man chosen by George l.. Fox of this city as senior counsel in the election court to assemble here December 26
 Matthew C Fleming of New York city This attorney easily leads all other possible candidates for the po- sition. the only barrier being his lu- cratlve law practice.
 Other candidates for superintendent of Insurance include Senator Alfred B Page Of New York, former Senator w. ] Tully of New York. Senator W. W Armstrong of Rochester, and II. V. Bender of Albany.
 Mr. Fleming stands high in the gov eluor'a estimation He was associate counsel during the insurance investl- gation by the Armstrong legislative committee, and later was appointed hy Governor Hughes aq a special commis- sioncr to investigate the insurance de- partment It was his report which led to q second vain effort by Governor Hughes to remove Superintendent Kol- scl from office There s reason to be- llove, however, that should Governor Hughes offer tho post to Mir Fleming lt would ho declined, for the latter has a law practice in New York which brings him an annual revenue of much more than SGoOo which E the salary paldpaid by the state to ifs suporin- tcndent of insurance
 Governor Hughes Is said to hH con sidernE the advlsahilIty of recommend ing to the legislature an increase in tho salary of tho superintendent of iusnr- anco to Sl5,ool lo secure the services of q man with the requisite qualifications for tho placo.
 II i- significant of the character of the election court proceedings called to consider the corrupt use of money at the lpst election that a man of such standing and experience should have hocn selected 10 lead the Investigation. Paper in tl, case were served upon Governor elect George r.. Lilley several days ago
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
STRAUS PLANS C0NFA8
May Call Labor Lenders and Big Em-
 pIoyera Together Next Month.

Washington Dec l4 Secretary straus has referred to a special com mIttea in the department of commerce and labor the advisahllty of calling toe eether important labor leaders, public fists and directors of big industries to consider several questions of import ance throughout the country FTe has suggested that the meeting he held at tho department of commerce and labor about January 12
 Some of the subjects which Inc seore- tary helleves ought to he considafed are
 Extension of the steamboat insnec- lion service, to include inspection of To- comotive boilers
 Prevention of dissemination of mlsleadinginformation In European countries concerning the demands for labor in the United States
 Making more effective tho division of information about placing immi- grants who come to thls country.
 { The problem of the unemployed during periods of Financial depression such as the country experienced In the last year.
 Consideration of the Roosevelt Foundation for the promotion of in- dGstrial peace, intended to bring about better understanding between em- rlovers and labnrers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
ocontlnued on Fifth Page
PAGAN LANDS HIS BURGLARS
Cnptures Lads Who Wont Into Prndls store hN on Duty Detective
 Work

Following up nis pursuit of tRo young mon st o'clock Sunday morn ing Patrolman Christopher Pagan of tho Grand avenue precinct yesterdaH hy clever detective work on his part. traced the two lads despite the fact that they had gotten away from him without any trace being left him and without hs seeing their faces, and ar rested two young men, one of whom finally admitted taat he and his com panlon were the two who broke into BrodNs store and were surprised hy Fagan's watchruness. Pagan had very litile to work upon, but instead of taking hla customary amount of time to sleep he was up bctimcs rcster- day and used his time off duty to do detective work which no could not do so well when confined to his beat Az a result he captured William Gerow of l9l Poplar street, and James Casey of 3SO Ferry street and the two arc held on charges of burglary
 In the pocket of Gerow's coat was found a safety razor, the blade of which the young man said he had used to pry off the putty that held the pane of glass in Brody's window Ge- row added that the piece of bologna which had been found cut had been taken by Casey. and that he was eat ing fl al the time they were scared away h, Tagans approach He also confessed that they took 2 small bank containing about s7 and in tde pur- suit, being apparently hard pressed, they threw it away, The Grand ave nue police feel quite proud over the fine piece of work Pagan has pulled out in the capture Of these two lads
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
FOR SAVER FOURTH
n. A. R. Considers Means for a Safer Observance of the
 National Holiday.
READ BY MRS. GUI0N
Also Patriotic Exercises at Meeting Report on Child Labor in
 This State.

Tao movement for a sane observ- ance of our national holiday was given further advancement in an al- dress on "A safe Patriotic Fourta" delivered hy Mrs Franklin Wells Gulon before the meeting of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter D A. R.
 asterday afternoon al the Foot Guard armory The session was WILL attended, and was presided over by eN Regent Mrs Knowles m the ah- scnce of the regent. Mrs Street
 In connection with the reading nf the paper by Mrs Guion fhe salute to the flag was given ht the momhtrs of the chapter and appropriate music rendered. Nl7q Dibhle rendered sev- eral excellent selections on tho violin and the wh'stllne Of young Master Adams was much appreciated, Before the meeting adjourned tea was served and the members enjoyed the usual social session
 The D A. R has always Tod the movement for 3 safn and sane oheery fIl'H hA tue fNHIll, dNH NN " NaN fr" pocially appropriate that tho mem- hors should consider the paper bg Mrs Gulon on practical means of be- ter observing the day The Mary Clap Wooster chapter was too first one in tae state 10 inaneurate patri. otic church service on the Fourth ot July the service this year being the twelfth. and the public interest and attendance are increasing each year
 Mrs Gulon in her paper introduced her subject by saying that since the D 4 R Is a patriotic society, lt is their appropriate duty to educate the public mp ito q better and safer ob- sorvanee of the holiday beginning with the children in inc schools and teaching them to celebrate the Fourth
 n safe and at the same time more appropriate manner. The statietics presented as proof of tho need of a change in the attitude toward tho Fourth arc rather appalling. Those were from the Journal of the Amori- can Medical association and cover tho years from 1 a03 to 1907 Inclusilve On these Ave holidays lt53 persons
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
MIGHT RIDERS TRIAL
Appeal 1bat Shcrin Re Allowed to
 Choose Jury Panel Denied.

Union City. Tenn, Dee. li With both the prosecution and the defense announcing themselves ready for trial. tho latter, however under pro tcst the trial on a charge of murder of eight men held as alleged leaders of the night rider band of tho Reel foot Lake region which slew Capt. Quentin Rankin. was begun today
 The defense asked that the indict morts returned at the october term of court, charging an offonse of a los7 serious nature, be first disposed of and that tho sherift instead of the court he permitted to select the panel
 on the other contentious Judge Jones decided against Rice A. Pierce, who appeared for the defendants Then the defense announced readiness for trial hut under protest, because of the ruling of the court
 Judge Jones announced tbat he would summon BOO mon to appear al the opening of court Wednesday,, when the work of selecting the trial jury will begin
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
CANNIBALS
Dr. Denison Gives Interesting Account of Month Spent
 With Them.
C0NGREGATI0NALISTS MEET
Largely Attended Session Held at City Mission Yesterday-Many
 Join.

Tho December meeting of the New Haven Congregational club which was held in the City Mission building in Or anee street yesterday was one of the most successful and largely attended meetings the club has ever held II was the business session eleven new mem bers were added bringing mp the total membership to a little short of 200 At inc meeting yesterday there were over 200 present including the Invited guests
 social opened the session the hour being tho arriving hour from to s:3o and during this time many of the mem hers and guests were shown through the handsome City Mission building supper was served at o'clock the womon's executive committee of the city Missionary association assisted by of the arrangements An excellent supper had been prepared and all who partook enjoyed it immensely During the supper tho Schubert male quartet consisting of Messrs. c Lorng Bur well. Ernest A. Chipp. Harold L. Mix and Alfred Hall rendered selections by Buck, NevIn. Geihel and Parks.
 The main session was held In the big auditorium of the City Mission The president of the association, Rev Dr. " Sheath of the Grand Avenue Con- Pregatloral church presiding The
  Professor Harlan P Beach Of Yale af- tor which devotional service was held Tho business of the club was next att tended to and after selection "Harkl The Trumpet Caleth. by the quartet, the speaker of the evening, Rev. John Hopkins DcnIson n. D., pastor of the Central Congregational church of Ros ton gave delightful and ahsorblngly interesting address of the "savages of New pomerania" Dr. Denlson stated that he had tired of living in the hum drum of civilization Ht one time so h. had decided to go way of on an expert mental trin and he took as his scene the South Seq Islands where he stald for a month among people who have all ways been cannihals on the borders of never explored district He told many interesting instructive and amusing incidents of his stay there and showed some of the handiNork of the people with whom hc had dwet that month
 After the address another selection was given hy the quartet. The speaker for the January meeting tho date for which has been set as January 10 will he Rev Mason McGee Waters, n. D.. of Brooklyn Now York. who will take for his subject "Wehster and Puritan ism"