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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
THE JAPANESE MISSION TO
AMERICA.

A leading article in the October
issue OF the Taiyo of Toxic explains
the meaning of the trip of the Hon.
orablc Commercial Commission from
Japan. which passed through ogden
last Monday homoward bound The
Commercial Commissioners seem TO
have left Japan amid great cnthuSi-
astic demonstrations participated In
by such eminent statesmen as Count
okuma and the members OF the min
istry. In the opinion of the editor.
the event marks the opening OF new
era in the history Of Japanese diplom-
acy. He says:
Heretofore, the diplomacy of ia
pan has been regarded as a monopoly
OF the foreign department. with which
the people had nothing whatever TO
do. But the enlightened statesmen
OF the world have been awakening to
the fact that in this age OF democracy
international relations can not be
fixed by the desires of the govern
ments alone. regardless OF the Will
OF the people, aud the Japanese min
isters have not been slow to recog-
nlze this fact In short, they have
come TO admit that the diplomacy OF
the present age is q diplomacy not
between governments alone. but be-
tween peoples as well. This change
in the attitude of our government to-
ward the people is indicated In the
manner in which our foreign depart
ment treats the Commercial Commits
sion which Is TO visit America"
The editor states that Count Ko-
mura, the foreign minister. requested
the members OF the commission to
exert their utmost influence to re-
store the relations between Japan and
America to what they were few
years since. In the various confer
ences which the count held with the
commissioners. he took pains TO I'M
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22

on the wheel. Their comedy Is rich
aud wholesome and not overdravn.
a Baby Grand" is the title OF an
act in which Walter Lewis. assisted
by Miss Florence BurnsmOrc and NJ
N. Hartman. furnish entertainment
The Big City quartette. composed
or Fred e. Rover Charles Bates. Jas
Emerson and Gus Reed. scored the hit
OF the evening In their selections
Tho audience was loath TO sec them
go and called them back scyernl times.
Tho quartette showed they were there
10 please aud entertain and this
thcy did
The Carmen group Of five on tight
and slack wires. introduced a number
OF novel and sensational acts that
were very well received Two men
stood on the wlrc while supported be-
tween their shoulders WAS platform
on which a boz turned backward som
ersaults.
Tho orchestra rendered a number Of
pleasing and popular selections, The
KlnOdrome pictures were good
Tonight and tomorrow night. The
Man From Home viii be presented.
The Orpheum company goes TO Logan
and viii return Wednesday. -E.T.S.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
IN THE POLICE COURT

This morning Chief Browning swore
to complaint charging George Frye.
proprietor OF the Globe saloon. with
keeping n place where gambling was
permitted. alleging the poker game Of
Saturday night as a specific instance
1t was this particular poker game
which caused the officers OF the city
to make raid on the Globe saloon
Saturday night and place w. II. Van
Nov under arrest for gambling. Mr.
Frye was arraigned In the municipal
court this forenoon, he pleading not
guilty to the charge. The defendant
was released on his own recognizance
10 appear in court tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Pat o. Sullivan and Godfrey MacA,b
ly were sentenced to pay a fine OF IS.
or serve five days in jail. for dis
turbing the peace. and the bail OF Ed
Fontain In the sum OF $40. for n like
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
SEEK new TRIAL.
Counsel for Convicted Murderer Con.
fidcnt Their Petition viii
Be Granted

Salt Lake. Nov 22-Thomas Vance.
convicted wlfe-murderer. now under
sentence Of death, will pass at least
one more Thanksgiving day behind
prison bars. Vance has been i'm con-
linement nearly two years and since
bis conviction by jury in Judge Geo
G. Armstrong; division of the dis
trict court, has passed the last year
at the state prison. Vance may know
his fate before the dawn of the New
Year, as his case will be considered
by the supreme court either Friday or
Saturday of this week
Since his imprisonment Vance has
been model prisoner. Warden Pratt
has experienced absolutely no trouble
with him, and so far as his record at
the state prison IS concerned. he has a
clean slate. Prisoners under sentence
of death are not allowed to work in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22

ofiense. was declared forfeited. Fon.
tain falling TO appear In court when
his case was called.
The case against John Ryan and
John O'Connell. charged with steal
ing from the Pacific Express com.
pany a woman's hat valued al Sl6.
was postponed until tomorrow morn.
Ing, at which time Il Is expected that
the Witnesses in the case. on the part
OF the city. viii be present
Bail in the sum OF SO each fu
something over 80 women of the no.
derworld, who did not appear in court
on the charge OF vagrancy, was deciar
ed forfeited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
QIHIEEAAFRRE1 HIE:1AtR'
ORPHEUM.

The Orpheum theater presents an
other bill this week which for spice
and variety is UP to the usual stand.
ard The bill has some good singing,
dancing, comedy bike" riders and
wire gymnasts.
The bill opens with Les Myosous,
announced as the late premiere dane.
ers OF the Royal Opera, Munich. The
young ladies executed a number OF
graceful dances. one of which, Old
Vienna Waltz. was good.
Henry Give. assisted by Miss Mac
Sturgis Walker. gives a most pleasing
entertainment which Is a burlesque
on magic. sleLght-of-hand and second
sight The act Is good and amuses.
Ferrell Brothers. comedy cyclists.
are very good in their numerous tricks
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
THE oRoceRs' TRUST.

Is there q Grocers' Trust?
Is there what?
There's olly a gct-together
Out In the lot
Only the Grocers
Wanting TO know
What In the dickens
Makes prices so low.
Is thero a Grocers' Trust?
Is there a-what?
There's just n consumer
Getting darn hot.
Who's knocking somebody?
And wondering why
Wholesaler and Retailer
Are coming so high.
Is there n Grocers' Trust?
Who's raising the row?
Wholesaler and Retailer?
Perhaps that's how.
Is there a Grocers' Trust?
Well, / should smile.
Watch union labor
Knock 1t a mile.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22

scale that creates suspicion. A. yet
there IS no positive weakness Ia these
quarters. yet the general financial sit
uation, while warranung a cheerful
feeling. Is also one thar demands
much discrimination and caution
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
The Opportunity
For Buyers of
High Grade Pianos
The Consolidated Music Co. Closing Out Entire Stock
Player-Pianos, Organs, Etc Store 1886 Washington
Avenue Must Be Vacated by November go
Which Time Ogden Music Co. Takes
Over the Business

SALE WILL COME TO 4 CLOSE ON EVENING OF NOVEMBER
30, UNLESS STOCK IS CLEARED OUT BEFORE THAT
DATE THE STOCK is LIMITED; THE PIANOS THE BEST
THE PRICES NEVER APPROACHED HERETOFORE YOU
MUST ACT QUICKLY IF YOU WOULD SECURE THE
GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED YOU. STORE OPEN
EVENINGS. 1886 WASHINGTON AVENUE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22

Ivory Soap is a bath
soap; a toilet soap; a
fine laundry soap. With
it the Head of the House
can keep his hands and
face and body clean.
So can the Youngster.
who will some day be
the head Of his own
house.
AS for the Wife and
Mother, she finds it in
valuable for preserving
the beauty Of her table
linen, her laces, curtains,
cut glass and a hundred
other articles in which
she takes special pride.
Ivory Soap
SO 400 Per Gent. Pure.
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build up the manufacturing interests
Of this city. with the aim in view OF
making ogden less dependent on east
cru factory centcrs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15
gobernador.'

SoOCl llduOi'
Algunos delegados hablan
con los chicos de la prensa y Sc
muestran partidarios de sus-
pender definitivamente los
trabajos y dejar los proyectos
pendientes terminando de
una vez la asamblea eXtraor-
dinaria, Sc creia anoche que
81 ell Consejo Sc mantiene en- SUI
actitud de no aprobar tai CO.
mo los ha enviado la Camara
los proyectos acordados, Sc
cerrara q las II la Ultima Sc
sion, quedando sin aprobarse
el presupuesto y retirandose
los delegados. Ell presupuesto
esta terminado y ell informe no
sera presentado d la Cdmara
mlenCra no Sc naVan aprODadO
todos los proyectos que que
dan por discutir.
Ell proyecto de ley hacienda
reformas en- la policia insular
ha sido aprobado por ell Con-
sejo con enmiendas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15
Grandes novedades
en- el Paris Bazar

Las personas amantes della buena
ropa blanca cosida q mano en- las
mejores casas de Paris bordadas y con
encajes, pueden pasar por el PARIS
BAZAR para yer y admirar los jue-
gos de camisas, pantalones y camisas
de dormir, asf como pleas sueltas de
los mismos artfculos.
Guantes blancos y negros cortos, de
seda y de hilo. Abanicos japoneses de
Is y so centavos uno, Ultima novedad
Barretas calados, cinturones, maletas
de mano, artfculos de metal plateado
y muchos otros articulos propios para
regalos. Paris Bazar. Fortaleza q
Pedro Giusti p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15
Por Ia tarde en- Ia CanaIa.

A las 4.2O llama ell speaker q
session y las comislones de con-
ferencias entire ambas CANA
ras han estado trabajando des
de las 2. En- ell Consejo Ejecu-
two Sc discute el bill de nueva
division judicial y ell attorney
general haee aclarciones res
peto de su opinion en- el asun-
to. Pasa Ell proyecto en- ell Con-
sejo quedando los. jueces de
paz, de las cabeceras de dis
trito, ~ jueces smunicipa-
les en- vez de los "a que ac-
tuan en- la actualidad.
Ell Consejo Ejecutivo aprue
ba, y es enviado 4 la Camara
en- donde queda firmada por
ell speaker, la ley para ell envlo
de una comisi6n de agriculto-
res a Washington. Sc envia al
gobernador para SUI firma.
Vienen q la secretarla de la
camara y cambian impresiones
con los periodistas, los Sres.
Skinner y Noble sub-secre-
tario de P. Rico y secretario
particular del gobernador.
Ell Consejo envia q la CANA
ra ell P. de C. 4 enmendando
articulos de la ley escolar,
sueldos de maestros titulados,
y castigos corporales. Vlene
enmendado por ell Consejo.
Muno2 R5vera. La Camara
no debe aceptar ESQ. Pido que
no Sc concurra y queno Sc nom
bre comisi6n de conferencias.
Despues Sc pide' por ell Sr.
Diaz Navarro que Sc presente
como sustituto q las enmien-
das del Consejo ell proyecto
original de la Camara. Asi sc
acuerda. Ell Consejo aprueha
ell P. de c. para autorizar al
municipio de Penuelas a que
haga un presupuesto supleto-
rio.
Paseos y conferencias. Los
Sres, Willouhby y Dexter van
4 la oficina en- donde esta ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15

En- ests imprenta Sc vende papel viejO
& dos pesos quintal-
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y maestros rurales demues-
tran en- ruda oposici6n, SUI ca
pacidad para los mejores des-
tinos, mo esta preparado para
los privilegios del gobierno pro
pio Seguimos y seguiramos,
mientras eXista cierta gente,
camisiando patrias como ell
cangrejo. iQue desgracia!
Lo que 81 hay.de verdad es
que esa ley tan hermosa, crea-
da baio tan patrioticos ans
picisa para levantar la clase
estudiosa 6 inteligente de nues
tro pals, procera de donde pro
cediere; Sc ha convertible en-
una semora para las falsas re-
puiacianes cicadas sobre una
base efuncia de favoreS inme-
recidos.
T. Persigo.
Desde la Mositana, mario
de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15
BED D" Line Of Steamers.

~-->ss--
Commencing March 18TH, the
Steamers CARACAS and PHILA-
DELPHIA will resume their old
schedule, running between the ports
of New York, San Juan, Curacao,
La Guayra and Puerto Cabello.
Apply for further particulars to
= VILLAR & CO.,
Agents.
LjDea de Vapores q" Roja
i A partir del dia IS de Mario, los
vapores CARACAS y PHILADEL-
PHIA reanudaran SUI antique itine-
rario, hacienda viajes entire los puer-
tos de New York, San Juan, Cura-
gao, La Guaira y Puerto Cabello.
Para mas informes dirigirse a
VILLAR & CO.,
-.---.... Agentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15
LInea de VapoPes q" Rqja
PEINE QUE tine EL CABEELO

Patente alsman para colorear ell ca
bello con solo peinarse, sin manchar
ell cuero cabelludo. .r-
Limpio inofensivo = que dura varios
amos. Hay para todos. los tonos, tara
mas informes eseribase a L. Moerck,
importador, 27O; West l3l !th. stret,
New York. 749 u %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-15
,NET000S
EDUClT|VOS.

III llillO rs I1ldGpEld OldIlud
y, como q la cera Sc lie puede
dar la forma que ell ,modelador
quiera.
Los griegos, que conocian
este muy bien sentaron el prln
cipio de ''haz educar al nllo.
por un esclavo, y en- vez de
uno, tendras dos esclavos".
De ahf la necesidad de la
buena election de macs
tros, y de intitutores y de
ahf tambien la necesidad de
los buenos metodos.
"Curtid a vuestros hijos
con Ell frio y con ell calor, con
Ell viento y con Ell sol, con las
cosas prosperas y las adver-
sas que todas debe despreciar =;
quitadles ese regalo y esa AK
quisita delicadeza que obser-
vais en- ell vestido, en- ell descan
so, en- la comida, en- la bebida,
y acostumbradles q todo, pa
ra que no salga un hombre
remilgado y enclenque sino
sano, y vigoroso."
Esto escribia Montaigne ha-
ce cuatroclentos amos y clio
constituye una verdad inne-
gable aceptada por la peda-
gogia moderna, que sienta CO.
mo un principle que NADIA es
tan saludable como la educa-
ci6n al aire libre, teniendo
ell cielo por techumbre y por
catedra ell universe visible,
con sus armonias y sus gran
dezas que. fortifican al alma
cuando Sc sabe admirarlas.
Ell caracter y la voluntad;
ESQ es 10 principal, porque 10
constituye todo en- ell hombre.
La educaci6n que solo Sc di-
rige a la inteligencia; no es
educaci6n, es simple ensenan-
"a de conocimientos q. Sc al
macenan en- ell cerebro.
Pero esa ensenanza es au-
tomatica; hara hombres Illus
tres, pero no formara ciuda-.
danos.
Muchos oian con horror los
episodios de la guerra rusa-la-
ponesa en- que ell nippon pre-
feria suicidarse abri6ndose ell
vientre, antes que caer prlslo-
nero del enemigo;Y ESQ aun-
que barbara, daba la nota de
la grandeza de caracter de
un pueblo que lucha por el ho-
nor de SUI patria".
Cuando la muerte NADIA sig
nifica, la libertad es una re-
ligi6n.
La esclavitud es ell desas-
ire; es la anemia moral, y un
pueblo herido de esa enferme-
dad, Sc vende; aparecen los
traidores representado ell pa
pei de Judas. Y como la men
tira no fu6 nunca justa, nj la
ignorancia generosa, la escla-
vitud nj fu6 nj sera gloriosa.
Y para que ell pueblo odie
la escIavitud, tiene que edu-
carse, fortificando la volun-
tad y templando el caracter
para no desmayar en- la lu-
cha por ell derecho.
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CARTAS DEL
PUEBLO,
Easehando Ia punta de Ia oreja,

EasenandO Ia puata de la 0reja.
Sr. director de LA Cores
pondencia''
Muy Sr. milo y compatriota.
Algulen, conocido va de So
bra por sus buenos empenos
en- pro de las instituciones que
mejoran 4 SUI pals, Sc ha vana-
gloriado en- ell recinto de uno
de nuestros altos centros legis-
lativos, de haber votado en-
contra de una ley que Sc I'M
plant6 para regular ell Servi-
clio Civil en- Puerto Rico.
Para justificar su actitud
"arrogante'' ,ese alguien de ma
rras, aduce pruebas que pro-
vocan a risa y ponen de relieve
(y son cierto) la buena fe que
alienta en- sus intenciones.
Puerto Rico no preparado
para una ley reglamentando
ell Serviclo Civil! iCuanto sar-
CASINO!
5Por que? Porque hasta los
barberos y maestros rurales,
son a ajuicio de la Comisi6n que
preside un buen hijo del Nor
te, competentes para ell servl-
clio en- las plazaS mas culml-
nantes?
DE modo que un barbero
8 un maestro rural, 81 son puer
torriquenos no pueden ejercer
como "levelmen charmen" d,
pero su cambio, I'm carretero
y un vendedor de quincalln
con tai que les autorice la pa
tente de extrangeros pueden
ser inspectores de escuelas Q
INVESTIGATORS de Rentas In
ternas?
Ell aflo pasado (clia 9 de ma
yo) hubo oposisi6n para GU
brir estas ultimas plazas y los
puertorriquehos mo prepara-
dos" en- lid alberta con los pre-
paradrados, salieron TRUMAN
tes en- toda la linea,
mo tuvo noticias de ESQ ell
extemporaneo y va cansado
impuguador de nuestra capa-
cidad?
Mas, q pesar del triumfo ex-
plendido de nuestra cultura
en- aquellos examenes, ell Hon.
Tesorero manifesto con nota-
BILE desenfado en- declaration
que consta como documento
mo querer en- su depar
tamento Y menos para aqde-
destinos " hombres talentosos
que resultaran excelentes Off
cinistas pero "inutiles en- des
tinos que Sc quieren robuztez
ffsica 4 toda prueba". En- resu
men ); que aquellos destinos
Sc necesitaban para los prepa-
radios fisicamente a pesar de
su demostrada ineptitud inte-
lectual.
mo saba ESQ otro eI "ab-
negado patricio"?
81 no 10 saba, pronto podra
berlo leyendo ell informe que
la Comisi6n emiti6 ell ano Glti-
mo y en- ell cual habla la since
ridad de uno de los mejores
am6ricanos que han venido d
Puerto Rico.
Las pruebas de idoneidad
que aquf exile dicha Comlsi6n
no Sc rebaian NADIA absolute
mente frente Il las que para el
servicio federal sc cstablecen
en- los Estados Unidos. Mu-
chos son los puertOrriquenos
que Sc han sometido 4 aque-
lias obteniendo los meiores
promedios y plazas ventajo-
sas que hoy ocupan en- eI com
pleto beneplacito de sus supe-
riores.
No obstante hay que con,
venir en- q. un pals como este
en- donde hasta loS'barbero:
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ERROR EN-
SANT0 DOMINGO

No Sc expllca en- verdad q.
Ell gobierno dominicano discu-
ia 4 los representatives de la
iglesia cat6lica ell derecho a
depositar en- la historical basf
lica de la capital de Santo
Domingo, los restos del insig-
ne padre Meriflo.
mo fueron cat6licos quie-
mes aquel temple hicieron?
mo es q los cst6licos domlnl-
canos & quienes pertenece?
lPuede una libertad de cultos
bien entendida y respetada CO.
hibir las practieas de los diver
SOS religiones interviniendo en-
sus internos acuerdos?
Tiene Santo Domingo alto
honor siendo fiel guardador
de historical reliquia. La her
! mosa isla vecina guarda la
gran obra de los tiempos en-
| cerrada en- la famosa cate
dral. Els ell gobierno dominica
mo el eiecutor della voluntad de
Isu pueblo, y ell elegido para
Icumplir las leyes y dar alto e.
Eiemplo de respeto a las Green
cias de todos, Asi pues, con e.
Isas premisas, Sc6mo entender
las determinations del gobier
mo de Santo Domingo al ne
! garse a permitir al clero cato
Eiico ell uso de un temple cato
| leo para guardian las cenizas
de un gran catolico?
Damos de lado, desde lue-
90, en- este comentario, toda
alusi6n & intransigencia reli-
giosa de parte del gobierno a.
ludido. Pensamos que el esta
obrando baio la influencia de
un error, obrando de buena
fe, pero iqu6 equivocaci6n
tan grande y cuan peligrosa
determination que pone en-
tela de juicio la serenidad dc
los estadistas que en- ell asun-
to intervinieron!
Aquf, en- Puerto Rico, hu-
bo ejemplos de ese error. En-
la ciudad de Ponce, algunas
personas, pensaron que el tenn
plo cat6lico, propiedad de la
poblaci6n, debia ser vendldo
en- publica subasta, para ser
aplicado a los usos a que pue-
de prestarse un ampllo local.
ESQ origin6 un pleito; La ley
Sc sobrepuso y los trlbunales
fallaron que eli temple de Pom
ce, construido por cat6licos, y
utilizado por cat6licos para
culto cat6lico, a esa religion
" q sus representatives, CORES
pondia regirle.
/ Y porque, de otro lado'
permitieron q, las cenlzas de
Colon reposen en- la catedral
de Santo Domingo? GCuaI
criterio presidi6 d SUI enterra-
miento? Sin duda fu6 un GO
bierno constituido en- la veci,
ma antilla quien autoriz6 e
sepelio; y fueron seguramen-
te gobiernos dominicanos los
que en- ell correr de los siglos
han glorificado la memoirs
de Colon, ,honrando en- la opu'
lenta isla con Ell titulo de guar
dadora de las cenizas del illus
tire genoves.
81 este Sc hizo, 5porqu6 NJ
sostener igual criterlo con la
cenizas del gran dominicano
WPensamos que el senado dr
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Santo Domingo debe reconsi-
derar SUI acuerdo y tomar nuc
vas determinaciones que per-
mitan el libre cjercicio de los
cultos para que pueda col
marse ell noble prop6sito de
que en- la catedral de la is
la reposan las cenizas del
padre Merino.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papdel de
deri6dicos d dos pesos quintai.
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AL RECIBO DE 500 enviamos 4
vuslta de correo uD reloj Elgin eorantiza-
do por diez amos. y por s7.s5 remitimos
uno marca Walthan.-F. Kshrhahu- San
Juaan P. r. pB.
The sun., 1909-06-29
MURPHY IF Eligible
win BE New Republican Election Com
missioner for Kings

II AsseniblymRn Charles F. Murphy,
Republican, OF the Tenth Assembly dis
trict OF Brooklyn can show that he Is eli
gible for appointment az member OF the
Board OF Elections to fill the vacancy left
by the death Of Rudolph G. Fuller he will
get the place. but before naming him
Mayor Mcclellan wants to be assured that
the appointment would be legal, The
State Constitution provides that no men,
ber Of the Legislature shall receive any
civil appointment from the Governor,
the Governor and the Senate. or from the
Legislature, or from any city government
during the time for which he shall be
elected"
Mr.. Murphy. accompanied by Abraham
8. Gilbert, his counsel. who also acted as
representative OF the Republican county
committee OF Kings, called on the Mayor
yesterday and contended that the pro-
vision did not apply to the Board OF
Elections. which he argued was State
body to which the appointments are made
by the Mayor; therefore they were not ap-
pointments from the city government
or from the Governor either.
The Mayor told Mr.. Gilbert to submit
brief covering these contentious. When
this il received Corporation Counsel
Pendleton will pass upon it,
The sun., 1909-06-29
POLICE GOT GOV. FORTS COOK.

A Japanese Detained on the Chance OF
Hts heinz the Sought For Chinamen.
A man with an American hair cut whom
Policeman Monahan OF Jersey City identi-
fled as Chinaman was picked up at the
Pennsylvania Railroad station yesterday
after he had attracted attention by dis
putting with the ticket agent over the cost
Of transportation to Sea Grt. He arrived
at tho depot in cab and was travelling
with trunk.
Monahan took his prisoner TO the City
Hall station In the hope that he had
Leung Linn. the slayer Of Elsie Sigel, in
custody. Police hsadquartsrs took
charge OF the suspect and detectives
rummased through his trunk. The young
man was permitted 10 60, with suitable
apologies, aftsr he had proved that he was
Hugh Lugii. q Japanese, who bad been
employed to cook for Gov. j. Franklin
Fort Of New Jersey tn the Governors
camp at Sea Girt.