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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-06
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S. d. Groomer, Treasurer
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de alimentos en- NAL estado, proplt
dad de los se1ores NJ. Grau e hijos
Jose A. Escapa, y Sres. Ramos y
Suarez, y Sres. F. Careras.
-Medico inspector, distrito norte
remite informes sobre ell estado Ell
que Sc encuentran las panaderias
propiedad de Julio Pinto y S. Vas
quez, de Manati, denunciadas por
Virgilio Ramos Casellas.
j. J. Font, de Aguadila, soil
Acita la instruction de una formula
acompahando Ia Recommendation
necesaria.
Arthur L. Hunsdon, solicita
permiso para trasladar ell cadaver
embalsamado de Mary E. Daley,
4 New Canaan, Connecticut.
Official de Sanidad, de San Juan,
informa los nuevos casos de saram-
pion.
Inspector de alimentos de HUI
macao, remite acta de destruction
de IL libras de bacalao.
Inspector de alimentos, Pom
ce, remite certificado de destruc-
cion de 40 libras de garbanzos.
Official Gle Sandal, San Juan.
informa tres nuevos casos, de saram-
pion.
Official de Sanidad, Toa alta,
informa que estableclmiento de pa
MADEIRA del Sr. Rosado, ha sido re-
tornado conforme d los pianos apro
bados por Ia direcccion de SAM
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NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS.

Sc asegura que Ia Central Qua
| nica' esta en- tratos con la empresa
del ferrocarril para la compra de las
lineas de este. Desde hace algdn
tempo Sc viene diciendo que aque-
la empresa ofrecio q la American
R. Comp una suma de 10 millones
de dollars como precio de dicha COM
pra.
Ell 81 de los corrientes Sc lleva-
ra a efecto una reunion d e accionis-
tas de la empresa del muele numero
2, "Insular Dock, Comp" con objeto
de celebrar Ia asamblea .reglamenta
/ ria de fin de a1o.
Ell 81 de los corrientes Sc lleva-
"a a efecto una reunion de accionis-
tas de Ia empresa del muelle ntlme-
70 ?, "Insular Dock Comp con OBJ
jeto de celebrar la asamblea regla-
mentaria de fin de ano.
Sc informa que en- Barceloneta
en- un tablon de cana de la "Plazue-
la Sugar Comp denominado San
Ciriaco" y que esta situado al 0. de
la poblacion y colindando con ella,
Sc encontr6 una pequena GAIA con-
teniendo los restos de un nino de
pocos meses. La policia Y autoida-
des investiga ell hallazgo.
La casa de ''Swiggett Brothers
del comercio de esta ciudad ha re-
cibido un extenso surtido de 'ropa
'hecha' modelos 1910 y ell personal
de la casa apenas puede atender
el gran movimiento que hay ALI con
los numerosos pedidos que Sc estan
hacienda.
FL periodico del "directorio incor
porado.' Sc muestra temeroso de que
10 que puede hacer en- la isla ell ex-
gobernador Post V trata Gle dar ell
alerta a sus amigos politicos haclen
do una serie Gle suposiciones que 10
que demuestran es que como cast
siempre les ocurre, 'ignoran Ia hora
que es.
La constitution de un casino
puertorriqueho en- la ciudad sigue
siendo ell proposito de conocidos ele-
mentos de San Juan V de la isla Y en-
breve Sc llevara a efecto una reunion
para tratar del particular.
En- el informe annual de la secre-
taria de la guerra de los EstadoS Uni
dos Sc hacen recomendaciones al
Congreso respecto de la declaration
de ciudadania norteamericana para
los puertorriquehos.
Ell sabado proximo a las 9 a. m.
habra una reunion de profesores de
instruction pdblica en- San Juan,
concurriendo ell superintendent de
escuelas, con ell fin de redactar las
bases para la constitution de la "aso
ciacion de maestros.
-Ha sido electa la nueva direc-
tiva de la sociedad recreativa Iii
bertad borinquena" siendo presiden
te ell Sr. Jose Lopez Santaela; vice
ell Sr. Melton Valencia y vocales
los Sres. Felipe Rivera, Jose Sola,
Marcial Blanco y Etanislao Santana
Para secretario ell Sr. Severe Cirino
Y tesorero Sr. Pedro Benitez.
Sc informa que una completa
reforma sera Nevada a efecto en- Ia
organization de los trabajos y per-
sonal del cuartel general de Ia poll
cia insular.
Una comisi6n de la junta local
unionista de Adjuntas, compuesta
de los Sres. Juan Torres Santos,
presidente y Francisco +. Montahez
han venido San Juan con objcto
de visitar al gobernador Cotton. Es-
taran en- la ciudad dos dias regre-
sando despues a SUI residencia.
En- los pabellones mllitares, te-
lefono sos dan razon de quien es ell
dueho de una cartera extraviada.
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tico actor de excelentes condolences
artisticas rri6 su personaje, y sin
ti6 el peso de su magnificcncia V
heroismo con inimitablc cxacti
tud.
En- resumen todos los artistas
iestuvieron completes en- el desem
pcno Gle la obra.
Anochc Mar1and, fue cycelen
tcmcntc rcpresentada y la Adams,
como Bravo, como Jambrina, tu
vieron el fxito mas lisongero. To
das las manos Sc motraron propi
cias las palmas.
Don Sincere.
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DE TEATRO.
Microbes LA buena gente.

Fue la obra escogida por la com
pania Adams, para ultima de abo
lno.
/. Rusinol es uno de 10 mas doctos
escritores de la dramatica espano
la que con gran fortuna ha cult
vado el arte contemporaneo.
La buena genie es un pedazo de
vida nevado la escena, con todas
sus grandezas y pequeneces.
Una obra bellfsima formada con
elementos eXistentes en- el medic
El senior Baut1sto ell avaro cruel
encadenado a su propio egoismo,
sus pupilas dilatadas por la ansie
dad del ORC, errando en- las sombras
de su propia esclavitud. La lucha
!cruenta, el feroz cansancio, el es
teril esfuerzo, ell agotamiento inf
nito, ell fallo supreme. Una vida obs
cura enigm atica Ell choque violento
de aquel orc con la impenetrable
inclusera, inaccessible la fas
acion del metal, al deshonor Y al
vilipendio. Toda una tempestad ru
giendo bajo aquel craneo, hasta
caer rendido en- el paroxismo de
su ambicion Y SUI PARALYSIS. Todos
esos incidentes que van reAejando
la lucha de las pasioncs V de anhe
los insatisfechos, son de una yer
dad palpitante. Tiene esa escena
una expression de belleza sublime
un desbordamiento de amor Y de
odio perdad, y sus situaciones son
de una exactitud intensa. La fgura
de ese avaro, hace recordar ell ava
70 de Moliere en- su Tartufo, trazad o
con maestrfa, inspirado en- la ina
gen de todos los avaros subluna
res.
Ell tipo de Rafael que pasa por
sobre aquel aspero camino con la
magma idealidad del hidalgo cas-
tellano aparece en- esa vida de som
bras como alma despro vista de
las impurezas de torpe con vencio
nalismo.
Maria es una fgura grande ma
gestuosa que conmueve, fgura no
bic en- el infoftunio en- medic de
aquel nido de cuervos, tiene el sa
Dor amargo de todas las amargu
ras, Y la dulcedumbre Gle todas las
dichas.
Bravo, nos interpret6 un avaro
que francamente nos hizo sentir
toda la repugnancia y desprecio
que Sc siente ante ese saurio que
sc arrastra de sollando con cfnica
crueldad sus semejantes. Tai fue
la viveza v eXactitud con que idcn
tifico su personaje.
La Adams, la amable artista
la mimada de nuestro publico, he
roma de dolor en- la suprema an
gustia, la Maria an6nima, nos hi
20 sentir la pena, las amarguras Y
el placer de la felicidad con la be
lleza y expression que el autor pu
sierra en- ella. Jambrina ell simpa
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Gran baratillO de encaieS.

FL mas grandc baratillo de cnca
jes, paraguas, camisas, alfombras
olanes dc 10 cts 4 s cents, de s a
6 cents.
1000 pleas de pecral dc 6 cts
1 cents, impermeables cspanoles
camas al costo.
En- Ell CIELO.
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No h.v Vircs &c .unp,
ANTURCE, P. R
PARA LOS RINONEs

e N es ,ec + 60. qtc.trc De u l.
va = t - ~ y yre..n .r, @cco-
mo ! V.n, sc ,hr ma i SIo
pru b, III la pr m 10 o, n
b 9 ara IL Edl no u i,ni G tI.
vioso quo og |
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mo mas pecas nj manchas!

tnco remedio que p,r complete
hace desaparecer pecaa, manchas, ba-
rios, etc. etc.
Para intormcs dirig:rse al P. o.
Manati, 2. X. Box Isl.
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De LA OF|C|NA
De SANDAL.
Muestras de leche adu]
obtenidas por los ms
!, pectores.
El Official de sanidad de
Aeuadila consulta respec
to del canto de los ga'los.
Mas casos de sarampion en- San
Juan.

Inspector de alimentos Sr. To
rres, participa haber reconocido
a las 81 a. m. del dfa s en- la esta
cion del ferrocarril las distintas par
tidas de leche cuyos propietarios
y procedencias Sc expresan: G.
Kuilan, de Manati, Sc tomo una
muestra por sospechosa; de Mr..
Pimentel del Dorado, Sc tomo
muestra por sospechosa y result6
adulterada con una densidad de
20 grades; Gumersindo Rio, de
Arecibo; Ricardo la Costa de Do
RADIO; hacienda Fidela de F. Ces
teros de Toa baja; G.. Tirado. F.
Mathey, Francisco Gimenez, I'll
bureio Reyes, H. Kablan de We
ga baja; T. Miranda de Manatf y
S. Creme, habiendose obtenido densi
dades del 20 al 30.
Inspector de Sandal, Sr Ron
da, participa haber visitado en- ell
bario de Santurce en- la mahanas
dfa s, tres puestos de leche habien
do obtenido densidades del 20 al
80.
Ell Inspector de alimentos, de
Humacao, remite un ejemplar de
las etiquetas que presentan los CO.
merciantes para rotular aceite
de mani decomisado, que expe
dian como aceite de almendras.
-O6c1al de Sanidad de Aguadi
LA, consulta 81 es APPLICABLE los
propietarios de los gallos que per
manecen durante la noche moles
tando con su canto al vecindario,
el parrafo IA del reglamento de sa
nidad.
Ell Official de sanidad ,Aguadilla
remite una muestra de bacalao
procedente de una partida que supo
ne en- NAL estado, para que sea exa
minada en- el laboratosio.
c'La Correspondence" del sabado
81 de nomem,bre ultimo, public6 en-
su scccson de "Lectura campes,na
-Uha y curioso- la siguiente lJor-
macl6n, consoles para epltdr que los
gdllos cdnten:
CURIOSO.-Para evitar que los
gallos conten.-STienen ustedes un
gallo que constituye la admiration
de la casa por SUI hermosura y arro-
gancia, y la desesperacion del We
cindario por sus cantos matutlnos?
IQuieren ustedes conservar ell
gallo al mismo tempo que las
simpatfas de los vecinos?
Tai vez parezca q ustedes dlficll
la solucion de este problema, y SIN
embargo es sencillisima.
Col6quese sobre ell sitio en- que
ell gallo tiene la costumbre de pa
sar la noche, una tablita 10 bastante
baja para que ell animal de con la
cabeza en- ella al erguirse.
Asi que Sc yergue fieramente pa
ra lamar ell canto, recibira un gol-
pc que lie desconcertara y lie hara
interrumpir su ''faena
Y despues de unas cuantas ten
tativas desgraciadas" acabara por
renunciar d su canto.
LIE sabra muy NAL y 10 lamentara
a su modo, pero los veclnos Sc ale
graran en- cambio Y habran uste-
des resuelto ell problema')
= Angel B. Torres, Santa Isabel
solicita autorizaci6n para reformar
el edifcio panaderia de su propiedad
-Medico inspector distrlto Nor
tie, remite solicitud de Angel Vaz-
quez, de Aguas Buenas para que
lie permita abrir ell puesto de carne
que lie fue clausurado.
Inspector de alimentos de Ma
vaguez, remite acta de destruction
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BIENEs lNMgEBLA
SUBAsTA PUBLICA.

Rentas erna de Rio Grand da 21 de Dbr
Gguente da da las de la mshana srkn
pos odos los bens reaconados d misme
b las contribuciones on hzga
hab pagado debdo tempo las conlbuon vendas
recagos segdn dispone la Ley de Rentas Internal
PROPIETARIOs Description de Propiedad Conbaopes gasoa
apoxiunados
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
MURDER IN THE SECOND DECREE
Verdict of Jury in the Jurasz Case Given After Three
Hours and Half Deliberation- Prisoner and His Wife
Burst Into Tears-Sentence Deferred-Three Cases
Remain this Term.

Guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree was the verdict given by the
jury in the case against John Jurasz
in the superior court at $40 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, through Foreman
Orlando G. Tucker. The jury had de-
liberated on the case since 1.35 O'clock.
On the first ballot it is stated the jury
stood eleven to one for the second de-
gree verdict. and that the entire time
was required to win over one juror.
Sentence was deferred until Saturday.
court being adjourned until that time.
Both Jurasz and his wife we're in tears
after learning the verdict
When court came in at $50 o'clock
Thursday morning, Attorney Lawless
completed his argument, and was fol-
lowed by Attorney r. P. Fireman, who
finished at 11.3O. after which States
Attorney Hull made tae closing argu-
ment, closing at 1910. At 1912 Judge
Wheeler began his charge, which oc-
cupied 80 minutes, and at 1876 the jury
retired TO consider the case.
The jury aid not go out to dinner. it
being provided by Sheriff Brown, who
had table spread in the jury room
and an excellent dinner was served by
the Wauregan. Nothing was heard
from the jury until they raped just
before $40. In the meantime Jurasz
and his wife carried on an interesting
talk through the bars of the pen, he
emphasizing and illustrating his state
ments with his hands while they smil-
ed and seemed happy together. Great
was the contrast to the scene after
the verdict
Attorney Moved to Tears.
When the jury filed in and took their
seats they were polled by Clerk Par
sons. and Foreman Tucker said they
had reached a verdict. do you find
the prisoner at the bar guilty or not
guilty?" asked the clerk, to which the
foreman replied Guilty" and at the
suggestion Of Judge Wheeler. "of muir
der in the second degree was added
by the foreman. The clerk was order
ed to record the verdict. The prisoner
was returned to the pen.
Mrs. Jurasz burst into tears upon be-
ing told what the verdict was, and
rasz sat IN the pen. knowing that be
had probably been convicted, because
Of her sobs, but he had not understood
the statement. Later, when he was
asked by the interpreter II he under
stood the verdict, he said he did not
The interpreter then told him that nc
had been found guilty OF murder in
the second degree. He went back q
his seat. then bowed his head on his
knees. and, covering his face with his
hands, cried like a child, while his
wife, some distance away, was unable
to control herself and was taken from
the room. Jurasz said afterwards that
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19

he understood the probable sentence
that accompanied such a verdict.
There was a brief parting between
Jurasz and his wife, fearful one, and
a sad one, which brought tears to the
eyes Of Attorney Lawless.
Jury Discharged.
Judge Wheeler stated to the Jury
that he realized the task II was to at
tend court held In the winter for
country residents, with the many m
conveniences and difficulties, and he
felt they certainly deserved the thanks
Of the state for their attention and
conduct. and he felt they were entitled
to all. II not more, than the state pro-
vides. They were discharged ana paid
off by the clerk.
Court was adjourned to come IN sat
urday morning at 10 O'Clock. there be-
ing no session today because OF the
civil business, there being q short cal
endar session at New London. On
Saturday Jurasz Will be brought into
court to be sentenced Il having been
deferred until that time at the request
of the aeeused's counsel. It was not
opposed by States Attorney Hull. The
attorneys for the accused talked Of mo-
lions for a new trial and arrest OF
judgment
Ridisz Matter to Be Disposed OF.
state Attorney HUI stated LudL Ae
was not certain what would be done
in the case against Mike Ridisz, but he
was of the opinion that he would not
oppose his being given a chance 20
plead guilty TO murder in the second
degree, and this may be brought up
on Saturday. There are two other
cases, those against William Kileywho
was in the Bogardus case, and he viii
probably be given opportunity &c plead
guilty to some smaller Offense. The
case against Tomlinson is also to be
disposed Of as yet. Mr.. Hull does not
want to carry the Ridisz case over to
| next term.
The Polish boy who has been held
in Jail since last September Is still
held awaiting the result OF the mo-
lions ana the Ridisz case. He will re-
! ceive a good sized sum for his bank
account when he Is paid, as he will
| draw SO a day for the time he Has
been held as a witness. which is over
| FIVE months.
Two for Life.
The sentence Of Jurasz, according In
| the verdict, VIII be life Imprisonment
and with Bogardus there Will be two
! from this COUNTY for lie terms In
| Wethersfeld. Bogardus is proving q
model prisoner at the jail. where he Is
| at work at whatever he can get to do
| He is thoroughly delighted with his
| sentence. as It is said he fully eT-
| pected he would be hung. He intends
| to be a good prisoner being thoroughly
| schooled In discipline, and by that gair
) all the favors coming his way.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
DR.. KAUFMAN ON
EMMANUEL CHURCH MOVEMENT


Will Speak at Meeting Of Norwich Dis
triet Ministerial Association at
Moosup.
= he Norwich District Ministerial as
SOC iation OF the New England Southern
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church will meet at Moosup Monday
and Tuesday. Feb % and %.
Ths programme follows:
MONDAY.
200 p. m.-Devotions.
Z. +. Smith.
ais o. m.-Business.
2.40 p. m.-Paper. Subject, The Cos
pei of the Kingdom"
F. W. Gray.
3.45 D. m-Paper. Subject, What Is
Religious Experience?"
w. D, Woodward.
100 p. m.-Sermon.
W. p. Buck.
TUESDAY.
800 a. m.-Devotions.
0. H. Greene.
els D. m.-Business.
e.45 a. m.-Paper. Subject. Present
Attitude Of the Methodist Church
to the Temperance Reform"
W. S. McIntire.
1916 a. m.-'Conversation on the New
Discipline"
]. H. Newland.
AFTERNOON.
20c-Devotions.
Samuel Thatcher.
q 15-Business.
2.45-Paper Subject, Relation OF the
Church to the Social Problem"
w. +. Davis.
S.45-Paper. Subject, The Emmanuel
Church Movement-Its Merits and
It's Perils"
NJ. s. Kaufman
EVENING.
7.30-Sermon.
J. H. Patterson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
poRTEous & MITCHELL CLERKS
Company Entertains Them and Their
Friends at Dance in Wauresan House
Refreshments Served.

What proved to be the most enjoy
able Of the several annual dances Civ
en- their employees by the Porteous &
Mitchell company, was that held at the
Wauregan house on Thursday even
ing when about 100 were in attend
ance. Each clerk had the privilege OF
inviting a friend, and the gathering
was a decidedly congenial one and all
had a delightful evening. The dining
room was used for the dancing, Mil
lers orchestra occupying the alcove,
while about the room were palms, ferns
and potted plants.
The grand march, at s o'clock, was
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Q. e. Wulf, with
John NJ Lee and Miss Kittie Lee as
second couple. Archibald Mitchell Jr.,
and Miss Harriet c. Frisbie third, and
Louis r. Porteous and Miss Jessie
Hislop fourth couple.
The guests of honor includSd Charles
Trankla, Grand Rapids; Max Cohen,
New York; J. Zeilman, Boston; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Reardon, Willimantic;
John Steiner. Denver; Miss Jessie His
lop, N Y, and Miss Helen Crosthwaite
Of New York.
Harry D. Mitchell was master OF
ceremonies, and he saw that every
thing moved along property and thar
all had a good time. The floor com
mittee included Fred A. Sudlow, 'rhom-
as Galligan. Archibald f. Mitchell and
Archibald Mitchell. 4th
At II o'clock the following menu
was served and greatly enjoyed;
Chicken Salad In Cases
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Lobster Ia Newburg in Cases
Finger Rolls
French Cream in Meringue Shells
Fancy Cake
Coffeee Chocolate
Lemonade Claret Punch
There were twenty dances on the
programme AMI many encores were de-
manded. The successful affair was one
of great pleasure for the employees, who
will Innp rem ember Il.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
SALARY INSTEAD OF FEES.
City Court Matters Before Judiciary
COMMITTEES at Hartford.

Representative Henry w. Tibbits
appeared before the judiciary commit
tee of the legislature at Hartford on
Wednesday afternoon and spoke in IA
Vor of the appointment of Lucius
Brown for Judge and John H. Barnes
for deputy judge of the city court Of
Norwich for term of two years from
next July.
No one appeared in opposition and
no other names were presented for
the positions.
The members Of the judiciary COM
mittee suggested to Representative
Tibbits that in their opinion the Of
flee OF prosecuting attorney should be
paid by a fixed salary instead of fees
as at present. They requested him to
to take the matter up with the Nor
wich city officials and confer with the
judiciary committee at a later date.
which he will do.
The bill introduced by Representa-
tive Tlbblts relating to the renting OF
property for the purposes OF prostitu
ton and gambling was before the ju-
dietary committee Wednesday but was
put off for another date for hear
ing.
superintendent Bishop and Stan
ton, Miss Spencer and others were in
Hartford Wednesday on a hearing re-
garding teaehers' pensions.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
Roosevelt and HUGHES.

The president of the United States
has invited the governor Of New York
to drop in at the White house pretty
soon-as soon as ne can do so con-
veniently-Gor q talk. There ere per-
sons who would be willing to pay a
fancy price for a chance to caves
drop when the talk comes off; but
there's noehing doing for those persons.
Hartford Couran&
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
All NIGHT Society

At the Norwich hospital for the in
sane the All Night society had a spe-
cial supper Thursday night under the
direction of John Riley, Joseph Gleason
being the cook The men OF the So
ciety gave the supper to the women,
there being fifteen in all, the supper
consisting Of an oyster stew. oysters
IN the half shell, apple pie, cheese,
saltines, pickles, coffee and milk. II
was served in the dining room and was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
Probate Court Business.

Charles W. Vaughn was appointed
by Judge Ayling as administrator of
the estate of his mother. Mrs, Eliza
A. Vaughn, in the probate court on
Thursday. The appraisprs are Noyes
D. Lamb and Gilbert S. Raymond.
Samuel G. Norman was named as ad-
ministrator of the estate Of his mother,
Prudence A. G. Norman, late OF Girls
void. The appraisers are George
Geer OF Sprague and Samuel L. Geer
of GriswOld.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-19
Pola Ell. Rlookinn Gar

One OF the large poles at the corner
or Williams street and Michigan ave-
nue.. New London. which carried a
large number OF wires. among which
were the wires which transmitted the
power from the power station in
Thamesville, Tell Tuesday afternoon,
taking with Il the trolley wire and
falling across the track. The car
which leaves Norwich at 445 and which
was late, was held m there and the
passen gers were obliged to walk the
remaining distance.