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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08

DIED TO SAVE OTHERS.

MILES CITY, June t.
Wheel Inspector Sprinks of the
Milwaukee shops was drowned
tonight in the slough at the
same place where A. Elliott
lost his life Sunday morning.
Five men and a woman and
girl were crossing in frail
boat which tipped over near
2 the north shore. Frank Casey
on shore called them to hang
on to the boat, which they did.
Sprinks lost his light right at
the shore by pushing the girl
up the bank to safety. The
woman was in a delicate con-
dition and it is feared she will
also die.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
CHESTS OF PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Ore, June Rear
Admiral Ijichi and the officers of his
fleet who are in this city to attend
the rose festival, were entertained to-
night at a banquet given by the citi-
zens of Portland in the Portland
hotel.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
Bold Bandits Blow Safe
in a Butte Thirst Parlor

in the wilds beyond pursuit. There
was nobody in the saloon at the time.
but the explosion. which was very
heavy, attracted a large crowd.
Tom Clark, who was given a floater
in the local courts few weeks ago
and went to Missoula, but returned.
has been arrested The police say he
has a Swallowing record, but have
not otherwise connected him with the
crime.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
HEARING CONTINUED.
(By Associated Press.l

OMAHA, June THE preliminary
hearing of Jack Shelton, alias Cor
don, charged with being one of the
four men who held up and robbed the
Union Pacific train at Lane cutoff
May %, before United States Com
missioner Anderson, was today con-
tinued for one week.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
(By Associated Press.)

BUTTE, June 1.-Two mounted and
masked men blew a safe in a saloon
in Scandia hall, in the heart of the
city, at o'clock this morning, seized
$500 in cash and galloped away to-
ward the divide. Although seen by a
number of citizens, the trail was lost
and the robbers, whose work indi-
Gates professional skill, probably are
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
lBy Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-On in
formation furnished by the Oakland
police, Maurice G. Amaral, a young
Portuguese, has been placed under ar
rest at San Luis Obispo charged by
the authorities of Los Bon, Portugal,
with the murder of Anton Deleana,
who is alleged to have been shot down
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
ALL FOR CHARITY.
viii of Patrick Dumphy Admitted to
Probate.

PUEBLO, Col, June 1.-THE will of
Patrick Dumphy, pioneer western
railroad contractor who died a few
days ago, leaves his entire fortune OF
100000 to St. Mary's hospital, to st.
Patrick's church here and the local
lodge of knights of Columbus. Dunn
ply, as far as known had no living
relatives
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
MAURICE LOEPEER DIES.

Maurice Loepeer, the 14-year-old
son of Mrs. Kate Loepeer, residing at
26O3 Montana avenue, died Sunday,
after a lingering illness of acute in
digestion.
The funeral will be held this morn
ing at $50 from the Catholic church.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
CInndhnrsfs i'm Iowa.

DES MONIES, June 7.-Cloudbursts
today caused much damage to prop
erty and tied up train service on the
Chicago Great Western railroad be-
tween Sharon City and Diagonal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
RJTSINESS SECTION BURNS.

VALLEY CITY, N. D., June 7.-F'ire
last night destroyed the greater por-
tion of the business section of the
valley of Nome, in the southern part
of this county. Loss, $4,000.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
PIONEER DIES.

BUTTE, June samuel d. Stuart
with his brother, Granville Stuart,
one of the trail-blazers of the west,
died here today at the home of his
son-in-lawy Alderman Sam Bar
ker, Jr.
He was born in Illinois in 1886
and came to Montana in 1866, some
years after his brothers, James and
Granville Stuart. He served in the
civil war as a cavalry officer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
INSURANCE MAN DEAD.

BOSTON, June 7.-Chas. w. Kel-
logg, eastern manager of the Fire
mans Fund Insurance company or
San Francisco. is dead in Brookline.
He was 70 years of age.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08
BIG NAVAL BUDGET.

PARIS, June THE naval pro-
gram approved by the cabinet in
wolves an expenditure of 100000, 900,
covering a period of 10 years.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-06-08

Mrs. R. C. Goddard and Miss Nellie
Wood expect to leave this morning for
Bozeman where they will attend the
sessions of the state convention of the
Christian church as delegates from
the local organization.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
This law in fact than of

This law is estatement of an ancient rule
OF the English common law.
No doubt wordy debate will Tas proposals
modify the machinery and increase the powers
The reactonae
Cannon strong this congress and they
pleased the commission reduced
nnocuous bureau poterng railroad details 1t little
and will amount much administrative influence
until power suspend freight complaint before
they go into effect
The OF the lemon growers southern California shows
how lightly the Of the commission regarded The
have filed with the commission petition relief
their real effort made the federal which
able to temporary order OF suspension Without
the useless reeula-
OF concerned but the proposition power
its functions will be fought the last ditch
There fighting stuff in the A1dricI plan
bank which Mr. Taft understood favor judging
his speeches Three four congress might
easily be consumed quareng currency questions and
discussion is likely to evolve heat than light
All these matters promise be fertile talk
and there others like Everything will be done
left undone with eye the polls of and with
uneasy that positive politically dangerous
The politician tmorous creature regarding himself
animal-and the politician knows his business
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
CLUB DANCE Is
BRIGHT AFFAIR
YoungerMemberso of SmartSe
Enjoy Second Gathering
OF Winter Season

+HE Friday Night dancing club held
it's second meeting OF the winter
last evening at Century hall. which
was attractively decorated in keeping
with the holiday spirit. the masses Of
red Christmas berries being augmented
with autumn foliage and festoens OF
smiiax and evergreen. There is a de-
lightful informa1ity to these affairs
planned solely for the younger people
that makes them even more popular
than the larger and more brilliant func-
tions. The dance last evening was we'll
attended. Mrs. l.. L. Baker and Mrs.
Monteagle. who arrived from the east
Thursday afternoon. assisting the
patronesses In receiving.
Among those who are interested in
making these dances alsuecess are Mrs.
George f. Ashton. Mrs James Potter
Langhorne. Mrs. George Moore and Mrs.
Wakefield Baker.
There were several informal dinner
parties before the dance, Mrs. Freder-
lex Beaver Miss Helen Jones. the
Misses Lillian and Mildred whitney and
the Misses Helen and Bessie Ashton
being among the number who enter
tanned half a dozen or more guests.
Among those present were
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Mr..
.McCarthy's S
Promises

interest OF the whole citizen body He approaches office with
that of responsibility which goes with power and he
promises equal opportunity and handed administration
the common good
Perhaps the significant and the welcome
made by Mr. Mccarthy his promise that
him lies the industrial peace which has characterized local trade
relations for time past will be continued Mr.. Mccarthy
quoted:
capital strife in this CITY during the
with other industrial
speaker hopes and knows that the city will continue free
from strife
In all OF municipal life community interests the
personal equation for the power makes large figure
s McCarhy influence and standing affairs OF industry
be regarded important In this regard
probably do than any other Francisco
make his words and promises
elevated position OF unexamped and influence
bnng his person the responsible headhp of the greatest
and best organized industrial body California
of chief executive for the states largest city.
The Call recognizes the difficulties that necessarily con
front Mr. McCarys administration He hope to over
them ALL for that mortal promises to
90 his best and he speaks the right spirit his performance
carried the temper and mind The Call undertakes
70 him loyal support free from indulgence capous
criticism and giving fair credit for good intentions all
where such credit IS justified.
The city government big business undertaking. which
the humbest citizen great
ship and advance retrograde together Mccarthy
that all for for all He ambitious
and opinion that he hopes go higher. He
with stake the country and the fufmelt of his ambitions
depends primarily the OF his administration
As faas words and promises go he rest
5 with himself
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
| American
Occupation OF
Nicaragua

when applied to its citizens
There effect without its revolution prevails
Nicaragua it because Zeaya irresponsible tvrant +
the president OF that finds necessary to maintain his
authority by dong the accepted civilization
time for the nation whose citizens the victims to
re and this appears to be the policy administration
Washington need not be doubted that policy will result
the elimination Of Zeaya His days power in Nicaragua
numbered
Whether an American potectorae instituted for
Santo Domingo shall be established question for the future
II the revoutonists show themselves capable of maintaining
stable government that would be period of
occupation by Amean troops may be found necessary That plan
worked admirably in Cuba and looks Nicaragua might be
much benefited BY similar policy
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Parker Denies
LeIande S
Charge

legally barred from prosecution BY the Of limitations
Mr. Parker Justly raises the question, Why did Leande
make public this charge earlier proof
Forthcoming prosecution might have instituted for
attempted bribery: Mr. Leande in reply repeats his charge,
insisting that II He did make public the charge an
earlier date because he had coroborae proof were
he asserts third witnesses the alleged proposition
The matter thus come down
between Parker and Leande Parker declares that fact
opposed the grant OF the franchise perhaps can bring some
sort OF proof support OF that assertion The with the
whole that the charge brought forward at this time
campaign material municipal politics result OF
the forthcoming election Los Angeles The pursuit truth in
circumstances OF this than difficult Parker
entitled 0 the benefit of his
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

response doubt to the great volume of complaint
have
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

OF two American citizens is intolerable
even if done under fofIn of military law.
Modern civilization is invincibly determined
against the iniiction of the death penalty
Tor political reasons and no self-respecting
nation will tolerate such extrefne measures
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

and discussion precede action. 1t has become
an accepted function of the executive to sift
the chaf from current opinion and PROFOUND
to congress what he deems worthy of legis-
lative attention. Mr.. Taft finds long list
Of important reforms. any one of which r1,;1lb+
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

appear to be wholly inadequate and the
subject will undoubtedly be taken up by the
state fruit growers convention in Watsonville
These reductions are chiefly on ship
ments to Atlantic coast cities and they leave
untouched the rates to middle west points
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

Mr. Lelande declared on oath that Parker
offered him $1,000 to sign an ordinance grant
ing one Gilmore a franchise to construct a
railroad in the bed OF the Los Angeles river.
Mr.. Lelande's charge relates to transaction
more than three years past and therefore
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Plenty Of
1 Work for
congress

take the time OF a whole
lhe most dfcul question with WHICH Mr. Taft to deal
IS the proposition amend the Sherman against trusts II I
the fashion that this against combinations in restraint
OF competition makes modern methods Impossible Il;
the law to be observed but nobody to pronos
reasonable amendment that will completely nuifv the
OF the law and the may hazarded that no
such amendment will be discovered
There to be choice between flat repeal Of the law
and continuance the shape which long experience dictated
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

Ar TAFT will ask congress for great deal more than h
IVl IS likely from the forthcoming session. but that IS III
way and method Of government Slow delheratn
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

WEE .s an .Ssss s9ss ds 5si & tho ss s, s" @sss
in affidavit bv Clerk of Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

Iulhllment OF these promises equals the word
municipal and industrial conditions should
be ideal.
Mr.. Mccarthy undertakes that his will
not be class administration. He will be
the chief executive OF San francisco in the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

THE department grevous1y puzzled about what
| with Lelaya lie troublesome Castro in
aggressive summary execution
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

great fuss being made southern California about the
advance OF Is cents hundred lemons that
advance lemons less freight than peaches much
less for refrigeration transit.
The southern fruit growers have been able to force better
from the railroads because they copacy
than those in central California
Such reductions the railroads have the recent order
do touch the bulk of the business appear TO have
been made rather for effect public than for anv ood
they VIII 90 Tor the decduous @ growers whose product
chiefly sold in the Mississippi valley nermountan territory
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

\ AYOR ELECT MCCARTHY speaks fairly He
wi makes many promises for the incoming administration
he entitled credit for full sincerity OF purpose II the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Juggling
California
Fruit Rates

and the inemountain We quote comparative schedules
o. and
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

Mill Valley is assuming a deserted
air for the winter. the latest to close
her bungalow there being Mrs. John
simpson With her two daughters. Mrs
F. E. c. Partridge of Japan and Miss
Amelia Simpson. she has taken apart
ments at the San Carlos and win enter
tain at number of informal lunch-
cons and teas during the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

new bridge club recently formed
for the winter months has proved so
popular that arrangements are being
made 10 have il meet every week in
stead of every fortnight, as was at first
intended. 1t is arranged on a simple
scale. making 1T the more enjoyable.
and the reunions at the homes of the
different members usually end with an
informal tea to a score or more guests
The second meeting will take place this
afternoon at the apartment OF Mrs Roy
Somers at the Madrid. Among the other
members of the club are
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24

A las 12 de la noche de aver ocu
rrio en- Santurce, sitio denominado
"los talleres" un suceso que ocasio
no la muerte de un hombre. La po
licia del poblado detuvo POGO des
pues a Apolinar Andrade, vecino del
barrio, como de % "a amos de edad
natural de Rio Piedras y de color.
Este esta acusado de haber asesina
do 4 Juan Perez Calderon, ex poll
cia insular, que residia en- el mismo
poblado de Santurce y tenia ALI una
pequeha establecimiento de pulpe
ria. El Peres Calderon recibio do
balazos uno en- el pecho y otro en- ell
costado izquierdo. Sc supone que
ouedo muerto en- ell acto, y en- un
gran charco de sangre estaba el cuer
po cuando lego la policia.
Andrade explica, segdn informes,
que la causa del choque con Perez
Calderon fue por que este habia te
nido en- la misma tarde de aver un
seno disgusto con un hermono suyo
Segun informes de la policia el
presunto autor del hecho, ha sufri
do varias condemns Y tiene fama de
pendenciero. FL juez municipal de
la ciudad Sc constituyo en- ell lugar
del sueeso practicando las primeras
diligencias del case, las que pasa
ran despues al fiscal, a disposition
del que ha quedado detenido. Este
ha sido conducido al penal q las re
sultas del procedimiento.
El hecho ha causado sensation
en- el poblado pues eran muy conoci
dos, ALI el finado y ell presunto autor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24
POR Ct CABLE.

New York, Diciembre Palm
despacho de Bruselas informa que
hoy ha sido proclamado Ell principe
Federico de Sajonia Coburgo Cotha,
conde de Flandes, rey de Belgica.
La ceremonial de la coronacion re
vistio gran solemnidad. Los feste
jos palatinos fueron suprimidos
debido al luto que observa Ia corte
por el reciente fallecimlento de Leo
poldo. Ell nuevo soberano belga que
ha tornado el nombre de Leopoldo
III, en- su manifesto que dirige la
nacion promote una radical reforma
en- Ell sistema de colonization del
Congo, cuyas barbaridades cometi
das en- el gobierno del difunto sobe
rano, en- aquella colonia africana
escandaizaron al mundo, y arroja
ron un boron sobre la memorla del
fenecido monarca, asf como propen
del en- todo 10 possible a la protection
de las clases obreras y al fomento ma
cional en- todos sus ordenes,
New York, .Diciembre "a Tele
grafian de Nicaragua que el gene
raj Estrada repuesto del reciente
combate de Rama, y alentadas sus
tropas con la brillante victoria,alcan
'ozada sobre las fuerzas de Zelaya ha
levantado el campamento y Sc dir
je sobre Managua la cabeza de nu
meroso ejercito.
New York, Diciembre 24.-La
Universidad de Copenhague ha re
mitido a Washington los record,
del explorador Cook y el informt
emitido por la docta corporation
Sc ignora el paradero del audaz ex
plorador. Sc cree que Sc ha marcia
do 8 Cuba en- viaje de recreo.
), New York, Diciembre 24.-Despa
chos de Nicaragua dan cuenta de
una nueva victoria alcanzada Dol
Ia revolucion. Ell ejercito del gobier
no que logro rehacerse de la reciente
derrota presento nuevamente resis
tencia a pocas leguas de Rama. Las
fuerzas revolucionarias atacaron cor
irresistible empuje infligiendole una
nueva derrota y capturandole gran
numero de prisioneros. El genera
Zelaya que Sc encuentra en- Corinto
Sc ha embarcado abordo de I'm ira
satlantico aleman con rumbo
Europa. Las tropas del gobierno es
tan desmoralizadas y ell presi dente
Madriz ha sido desconocido POI
varios destacamentos de tropas.
Creese que antes de tres dias ST
iencuentren las tropas revoluciona
rias en- Managua.
New York, Diciembre 24-Hoy
fue lanzado al aqua ell acorazado
Utah de la marina de guerra de los
Estados Unidos. El acto de Ia bota
dura Sc hizo con la traditional cere
monia de estos casos.
Un despacho de Paris, informa
que el gabinete frances y ell de Was
hington hacen todo esfuerzo por lie
gar 4 un acuerdo respecto a la i'm
plantation de los nuevos aranceles
Con este motive Sc aleja cada dia Is
probabilidad de una guerra tarifa
ria que pondria en- grave riesgo e.
comercio de ambos pueblos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24


4 estar sometido enteramente a Ia
voluntad de los ciudadanos de los
Estados Unidos, sera esclavo de
este Y 81 esta clausula del tratado
esta llamada a producer tai resulta
do, ella ES MANIFIESTAMENTE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Y abso
lutamente NULA; aunque el ira
tado pueda ser Waldo en- otros res
pectos.
No obstante concedamos al Con
greso ell derecho de legislar para el
pueblo de los territories que no son
una parte de los Estados Unidos;
en- tai case, semejante legislation
debe ser del mismo caracter que q
quella a que estan sujetos nuestros
propios ciudadanos, Y por conse
cuencia, los habitantes de las islas
antes nombradas, deben ser gober
nados DE ACUERDO CON NUES
IRA PROPIA CONSTITUTION
y con arreglo a nuestras leyes, y no
de distinta manera q nosotros. U
sando la palabras del Tribunal Su
premo: No puede admitirse que
el rey de Espa1a pueda, por trata
de 9 de otra manera, conferir a los
Estados Unidos algunas de su reales
p-errogativas; y mucho menos pue
de admirtirse que estos tengan ca
pacidad para recibirlas 8
der para ejercitarlas. Toda nacion
que adquiere territorio, por tratadc
6 de otra menera, debe mantenerle
sujeto & la constitution y leyes de ST
propio gobierno, y no q las del &C
bierno donante. (Pollard's Lessee
v. Hogan, 3 Harvard, 225.) Por COZ
siguiente ell tratado, en- cuanto tier
de a autorizar a los Estados Un
dos 4 establecer I'm gobierno en- la:
islas Fihpinas 8 en- Puerto Rico
QUE NO ES REPUBLICANO o en- Is
forma, ES CONTRARIO a los prir
cipios fundamentales sobre que 81
fundo el gobierno americana; y nc
sotros nos haremos reos de grosers
incongruencia, "por no decir otrs
cosa," gobernando el pueblo de e.
tas islas del mismo modo que hasts
ahora habia sido gobernado po,
Espaila, LA UNICA Inca de condut
ia, NOBLE y CORRECTA, qut
corresponder adoptar 4 los Estade
Unidos en- las presentes circunstar
cias, es OBTENER Ell CONSEN-
TIMIENTO de esos pueblos para
ser gobemados por nosotros, antes
de intentar establecer sobre ellos III
gobierno; y 81 REHUSAN CON-
SENTIR en- tai gobierno, entonces
los Estados Unidos DEBEN RETI-
RARSE de esas islas, permitiendt
les formar UN GOBIERNO PRO-
PIO y CONSTITUTE NACIONES
INDEPENDENTS, a 10 cual til
nen esos pueblos unperfecto derecho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24

Nadie sdbe que su casa es.
I'd desGlquilada. Made 10 sa-
be. porque usted no 10 anuncia-
81. desea a!quilar su casa que
ahora no lie produce NADIA aniin-
ciela en- Ia Correspondent
cia" Para eSta cldse de anun-
clos hay en- este diorso prscios
eSpecidLe. muy limitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24
La corrupci6n rdrd cez comies-
"a Eor n preblo.-- Nontesquien.
AIegato de Sti||man
Continuaci6n de la pdgira IA.


instituir gobierao sobre el pueblo O.
en- q reside d lie legi>lar para el mis-
mo.
SOMETER los flipinos o 4 los
puertornquehos ! un sobierno al
cual est5n opueStos. 6 crear sobre
ellos IN SISTEMA De ESCLAEI
TUD prohibido por nuestra Cons
titlci6n. Por que. aunqge nosotros
no - consiGcranoS nj los conside
renos como una propiedad nuestra
tra. cualquier gohierno que eSta
blezcsmo> sobre ellOs. a pesar de
sus prolestas. no sers sino UNA
F0RMA M0DIFICADA DE ES
CLAVITCD. puesto que Ia palabra
esclavitud no envuelve indispenss
blemente Is idea de propidead 50
hre seres humanos. Una pesona O.
ests enteramente SOMETIDA 4
La VOLCNTAD DE OTRA, e.
esclsva de esta sunoue no necesa
ri4mente 81 pr0p:edai.
l. 3alabra eSclavitud es dea,ida
81 u.or Wehsters-'-S -Servidunlb-e.
el estaio de conplets sujecion De
MS persona ! d vO.untad de otra
pr cons.ssl.e-te, el pueblo dc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24
MaQuinaS q O.50 cts. semanaleS

Salvese el que pueda: desde princi
pios de afo venderemos maauinas
de coser 8 0.50 semanales. Las ma
quinas The Arrivi" son las mejo
res que hay en- Pto Rico las mas Ii
geras las mas silenciosas Y las tinicas
garantizadas con certificado.
Almacenes de Ell Cielo V Ell In
fierno.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-24
CALADOS Y BORDADOS.

Hechos en- Mayasuez. Puerto Rico
por expertas operarias y baio y la di-
reccion de proiesoras competentes.
w. Est.rez d. Blanes, Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Solicite en- san Juan 4 la
Sra, doHa BrJida Romdn.
Hotel 'Comercio." Gale deTetuar
ndmero 20. quien tiene un extenso
surtido del rame i su disposicisu.
In esta Imp-ensa Sc vende papel
de peri6dieos ,.sjos q 81 quintzl.