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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

en- Ell CONDAD0

Cordialmente Sc invita- al publicO pa
ra asistir d la reunion que Sc celebrara
bajo los auspicios de la Association de
Puerto Rco, en- el Bosque de Palmeras
de los senores Behn Hermanos Zen ell
COndado) y frente precisamente de la
residencia de Lee H. Vending, el dia
de Thanksgiving, jueves "a del corrien
tie, a las 10 en- punto de la manana.
Con tai motive Sc pronunciaran dis
cursos apropiados al acto por el Juez
Willis Sweet y Hon. Charles Hartzell
en- ingl6s. y por el doctor don Rafael
del ale y Juez don Emilio del Tore,
en- espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
MueTto en- eli mar
Ell CADAVER EN- Ell "COAMO"

Aver tarde Sc nos comunico la triste
noticia, recibida en- San Juan por un
aerograma del "Coamo.
A las cinco de La mariana habia muer-
to bordO, el senior don Pedro Juan Sa-
lazar, presidente del Sindicato Ponceno
y representante en- Ponce, de la gran
casa exportadora de New York, Lasse-
Hes y Co.
FL senior Salazar, embarc0 va en- gra-
v1simo estado, moribundo casi. Quiso
venir a morir en- su pals, al sentir como
Sc acentuaba en- el la gravedad de la
dolencia que desde hace algunos amos We
MIA Sufriendo.
La muerte del senor Salazar. produjo
ia bOrdo la impression consiguente.
En- San Juan Sc ha sentido mucho, en-
Ponce constituira un motive de duelo ge-
neral
A las iniciativas siempre fecundas del
senior Salazar, debese el establecimiento
del hipodromo de Ponce y el desarrollo
que ha tornado en- ell pals el deporte hi
pico.
En- union del senor David Noble, COO
per0 tambien la fundaci0n del hip6-
dromo de San Juan, el senor Salazar
que era un gran sportman y un hombre
de iniciativas grandes.
Esta maIlana, fu6 lIevado en- autom0-
vii a Ponce, ell cadaver del senior Sala-
zar
Ell BOLETIN Iamenta la p6rdida que
supone para nnestra Sociedad, esa muer-
te Sentidisima, Y envla su mas sincere
pesame don ErmeIndo SaIazar, nues-
tro buen amigo Y padre del finado, al
doctor Salazar y la sonora Lila SaIa-
zar de Fernandez, hermana del que va
NO existe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

y dirigir nuestros esfuerz0s por los mas
eficaces cOnductOs.
Trabajar solo por propositos eleva-
dos es una satisfaction honda y lleva su
prOpia recOmpenSa en- cl respeto pro-
pio que la acompafa, pero TRAFALGAR uni
do V en- ammonia con todos los demaS
cuvos deberes son dedicalSe la tarea
fijada, ESQ es la algeria de la vida. POr
consigluente tratemos con nuestros ac-
tos de merecer la cooperation de todOs
aQuellos de cuya ayuda necesitam0s; en-
otraS palabras, con nuestrO eJemplO,
siendO bnenOs ciTdadanos en- cargOS
pnblicos, inSpiremOs la buena ciudada-
MIA a todos los que nos rodean. En- Vlr
tud de la eOntianza depoSitada en- nosO-
tros, nuestra conducta Sc hace conspi-
cua nuestra responsabilidad por sus
afectos, Sc allmenta grandemente.
Auuel que retrocede . que trata de
sentarse inm0vil Sc encontrara divOr
ciado de la tendencia general de las
cosas en- Puerto Rico. Estamos pro
gresando y continuaremos progresando|
no p0r sacudidas ven nig1ln punto da
do de manera que qlredemos fuera del
tOda proportion, sinO con seguridad Y
certeza en- toda la iinea. FL objeto de
la vida es hacer algo Y hacerlO bien y
no meramente fuctuar. La fiuctuaci0n
pOr partc de aqUellos, que por Su edu
caci0n y dones son responsabes de la
libertad fehcidad de Sis cotcrraneos,
encierra pOca menOS culpabilIdad que
el NAL positive. La satisfaction del
trabalO cOncienzudo Y la algeria de los
resultados realizados, as 10 que nos le>
vanta sobre el nivel de los animalcS
irracionales.
La asamblea de Julio Sc anunci0 CO.
mo reunion de negocios, . sea una de la
cual Sc esperaban reslIltadoS Sc sugi-
ririeron muchOs medios positiVos para
remediar las dificultades eXistenteS al
gUnOS de los cllaleS han sido adoptadoS
Y otros sc estan desarrollando. La pre-
Sente confsGencia es unO de los rcSulta-
dos de aquellO y es por conSiguiente con
placer especial por la invitaci0n del
Attorney General que os ha reunido
aqui, que yO unO mis- saludos y bien-
Venida todOS VOSOtroS en- el mOment0
en- que habeis de entrar en una obra
que, estOy seguro, sera de gran benef-
clio para ell pueblo que ServimOs. En-
la aSamblea anterior Sc hicierOn notar
ciertos obstaculos y difcultades en la
administration de Justicia, eSpecialmen-
I tie en- las Cortes Municipales, 10 cual me
di6 a comprender que aquellos que cons
tantemente los experimentation, eran
los que estaban en mejores condiciOnes
para sugerir la legislaci0n cualquier
otrO remedio que necesario fllese para
remover aquellOs Obstaculos difcul-
tades. Por oOnsiguiente pedf a los
Jueces Municipales y a los Fiscales que
pusiesen en- fOrma concreta, para pre-
SentarSe en una cOnferencia como eSta,
sus conclusiones respecto a los asuntos
entOnces discutidos, y respecto los
demas que Sc les Ocurriere y require
ren legislation, de manera que la Opt
MON de tOdOs respecto a esOs asunto
plIdIera presentarse d Ia consideration
de la Legislature de Enero proximo.
Continuara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
Nuestro fo|etin
DON JUAN TENORIO

En- benefico de nuestros lectores, he
mos combinadO una nueva manera de
servir el folletin de nuestro diario, dan
do diez seis paginas todos los sabados,
en- una hoja adicional del BOLETIN,
impreSa cn papel exeelente y cOmpagi-
NADIA de suerte que Sc haga facilisima la
encuadernaci0n.
Empezamos con ell popular drama de
Iorrilla, Don Juan TenOrio, que nos han
pedido varios suscriptores quienes te-
nemos especial gusto en- complacer.
Nuestra edicion de los sabados, ten
dra pues diez paginas.
Els una innovation que estableoemoS
en- beneficio de nuestroS abonados que
podran reunir por este medic una selec-
ia biblioteca tanto del genera clasieo
como de la moderna literature espanoia,
francesa, italiana inglesa.
La edicion sera primorosa; para 10
que emplearemos ell mas selecto material.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

la Conterencqa
Durante el pasado 7nes de }ullo reu-
nieronse en- este salon los alcaldes y
jueces mmicipaleS de Puerto Rlco. con
81 fin preconcebido de 'etiocutlr aSun-
tos de inter6s para cl Pueblo de Puerto
Rico con referencia especial DOS mum
cipios. sus necesidadca Y dos medlos me
iores con que ahenderloH dos dlas
completes Sc dedicaron i este i'm con re
Sultad0s tan beneficlOa0S que marcan Sc
gun confio y eSpero, ana nQeya era de
gobierno progresista haJo al cual, por
los esfuerzos und0S dc t0doS sus fln-
cionari0S. tanto inMllares como mumicl-
pales. los derecho&, 5ntere9ea. el vcrda-
dero progreso y IA felicdad de todo
el pueblo de esta l"Ia, de4tc los mas
pr6speros hasta el mas humiide campe-
sino trabajador, s'eran oonslderados
con solicitud creciente t4e pr0greSo
reduiere la cooperation IN Su meJor
Scntido, requicre la industma y requle-
re una alta conception de los deberes
responsabhidadc& inherntes Il I'm ear
90 pubiico
En- Ia ohra De atetlutaialento debe
cmplearse 4 los honhpe; m-j0reS y mas
fuertes de la con>ni3ai NO ha de
ser este un gobicrno p0ra .inpIeos sino
para eI progrcSo, para Il .nejoramiento,
para 81 mejoramient0 nD t9da dlrecclon,
Seg1n va pa&ando ~ honpo la dlfe-
rencia entire cl empiatdo lnaIo,-aqucl
uue Solamente trabala 10 que is neceSa-
rio para retener %u empleo.-y el hel
servidor del publico cuYa Ucupacl0n de
un cargo leVanta cl njvel del goblerno
atrae la .plSiicia ai pueblo, Sc hara
mas mas apareutr IL c0munldad
merecedora Is de co0doleucias por la
presencia del hombre y es este digno
de laStima,-qttc Sc alol,ta I'm lado
del camino para obaervar ia marcha de
la ciUihnaci0n an Vil'tld de la cual el
munG0 sc hace mej0r y Ia llbertad Sc
difuude, tlatando de qA-Esuadir a los
rezagnd0& dGhile& De que Fl esfuerzO es
~n VaQ0
Este pals ha &ido tap0recido con una
gran Gnasa del pueblo enthusiastic y SIM
patico, que mcha pacientemente por
rosaS lnejoreS mas tltaS, en un Suelo
divinamente adccupt0 4 Su cOm0dldad
Y felicidad logee una GLaSc mas peque
ma cuya educaci6n, sntsligencia y altos
deale, Ia haGe c0n&giantr de la gran
Obra. corre#pondl2Wd0 ella Il pr;Nile-
giO de realizarla Hn hien de Su pals
Esta Ultima eat3 iahora nHO cOntinua,
sensible Valientelnante pOr ell mejora-
micnt0 del todo Va tarea que tiene
no es tarea de e&f,rerzo sobrehumano en-
ninguna 3ola OCCASION, &inO de c0ntinui-
dad, de marcha gradual llevando con-
sligo 4 una superfcic mas alta de la
vida al pueblo al cla ha de confarse
el destino del pals ,Juntat los que
traba an para cl canlbo de impresiones
V de eXpcrienciaa no aol0 es de gran
valor para resolver los prOble1nas que
sjirgen en- cl trabajo diario Y para ven
Ger los obstAcJll0S que Sc les Oponen,
sino que sirvn para unir nueStrOs fines
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
La asanb|ea de hov
s,
EN- LA MANSION EJECUTIVA

Como Sc habla anunciado Sc reunie-
ron esta manana en- la Mansion Ejecuti-
va los jueces y abogados, convocados en-
asamblea por ell Attorney General.
Ell honorable gobernador pronunci6
un elocuente discurso que publicamos
en- otrO lugar del BOLETIN.
Tambien habl0 ell honorable Attorney
General qued6 alberta discussion So
bre Ia ley de Jurados y procedimiento
criminal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
-o9(@,@%
Il Dr. Goenaga

Acompanado de su distinguida espo-
sa y de su encantadora sobrina, ha re-
gresado de su viaje por Europa, nuestro
amigo el ilustrado doctor
Goenaga.
Ell BOLETIN saluda afectuosamente
4 los distingJlidos viajeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
DiSTRFF0 DE SAN JUAN

Aver, como a las 2.10 p. M, en- La
fabrica de aIgod6n de los Sres. Gambia.
Stubbe, situada en la Marina, una de las
poleas atrap0le la prerna izquierda an
fracturandole toda ID parte del tc{:iiIo-
Ell doctor Igaravidez 10 presto los prime
roS auxilios a dicho individuo, pasando
luego al Hospital Municipal.
Aver como las 24;5 p. M, en- mo
mentos que entraba al muelle lie vanoi,
"VaId6s'', de la Iinea del mismo notn--
bre, ell vapor Carolina que hacfa MAJ
niobras, con la preston del helice, hiz6s
que ell vapor Valdes Sc fuera al gare-
te, yendo chocar SUI compuerta CON Ea
proa de la lancha Sultana propietfaG
del Senor Francisco Alamo. Ell ind1vI--
duo Francisco Suarez, que trabajaba en-
la proa de la referida lancha resultti.
herido, pues lie fu6 pillada la pierna
izquierda, quedando fracturada. De es-
te hech0 Sc do conocimiento al Hon. Fis--
Icai, que lnveStIga el hecho,
En- Santurce, parada 13, el carro
eItctrico No. 10 mat6 un cabalIo que
era propiedad del doctor Munoz, (1b-
Este hecho ocurri6 como d Las y p: nl.p
por estar el animal sueito por la via
Aver en- ell Parque, como a las $50
|p. M, el americana de nombre He'll, que
Sc banaba en- dichO sitio, pereci6 ahoga-
odo d causa de la fuerte mareiada. StG
cuerp0 no ha sido haNad0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
Don Antonio Pizd

En- el vapor "Coamo" ha regresado
esta manana de su viaje por Europa Y
Norteamerica, nuestro distinguido ami
go don Antonio Piza, jefe de la impor-
tante casa comercial de esta plaza que
lleva su nombre.
EI BOLETIN saluda con afecto 4 SUI
buen amigo, que viene muy satisfecho
de su excursion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

El JoVen orador senor Nicolau, saIi6ss
aver para Nueva York. donde piens& esr-
tsidiar Ia carrera de Derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
DfSTRITO DE /PATILLAS

a las dos de la madrugada del dia de-
hoy, en- las obras del riego, t1nel No. T.
ocurri6 una exploci6n ocasionada por tqgH
cartucho de dinanita, ocasionando La
muerte a los peones Martin Ribot SnE-
plieio del ValIe, y herido gravemente
Benito Roman. Este hecho Sc investi-
ga actiHame1fc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

"a Ell caballo niuerto por ell troifeW
piedad del doctor Matanzo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

E| Chco 1ata|i

Esra noche gran function.
Legaron en- el vapor Coamo, la co
ieoci0n de perros, mOnOs, y cabalfos
amaestrados del professor Taylor, y el
c6lebre payaso Tony
Est9 noche grandes novedades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17

80 (4l l@@---
Don Jose de Diego

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Jose
de Diego, permanecera en- San Juan,
hasta eI sabado, tenido por numero-
sos asuntos PROFESSIONALS Y politicos.
FL BOLETIN saluda afectuosamente
a este ilustre puertorr1quenO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
DISTRiTO DE PONCE

En Ell barrio de la Playa, fu6 sor-
prendida una jugada al monte, en- I&
cual fneron arrestados to8os los Suga-
toe.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
gn d TeatrO del PsrquB
La compania Guell

La eXcelente compania de zarzuela
Sc disuelve ej dia q en- que embarca-
ran para Espana casi todos los artis-
taS, perO antcs van a dar tres funcio-
nes en rl teatro del Parque.
La Ira. function sera manana con La
prncesa del dollar, el sabado, LA
Viuda Allegro -; domingo por la tar
de, una gran matinee" y la Ultima fun
ci0n por la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-17
NOTIClAS

FL GObernador ha recibldo un cable
g1ama del Secretario de Ia. Guerra 13a-
nifestandole que Ia International Mer-
cantile Marine COMPANY" tiene en- nrop
yectO dos excursioneS p0r eI vapQr-
New York d las Antillas Ell Puer-
to de San Juan, sera Il primero de slK
escala. Fin SUI primer Viaie ell vapor-
Sc espera el dia primeio de Febrero.
y el segundO, ei dia och0 de Marzar
p4rrnaneciendo aqui Heqnte y cuatro hos
rss cada vez Dice el cablegrama qhe$
los pasaJerOs desean preSentar sus CHIN
plidos al gobe1nador, 4uien lie estiml&-
rlan mIch0 81 los I'eciDiese durante slE
erqnanenoia Ell G0bernador ha Gun
testado manifestando que eXperimeEta--
ia mucho placer en- reclbir Il los exeufH-
slOnistaS EN- la casa del Gobierno.
El JoVen Orador senior Nic0lau, saIlos
aver para Nueva York. d0nde pieDsa esr-
tudiar la carrera de Derecho-
lilemos 1enido eI gnsto de recibIr EA
vista de DuestrO amigo don AieJandFOs
BozzO Jr-, Representative de la conrpa,-
MIA de zarzuela que dirige el notable
actor Ricardo Gslell
"a Ell caball0 uiuert0 por ell trofEew
era, como infor1nagn0s aver, de IA pro-
piedad del doctor Natanzo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-02
San Francisco Girl

Miss Nielsen was born in San Fran
cisco and. is the daughter of Police
man Jacob Nielsen, who for many years
has patrolle: dthe outskirts of the. Bar
barry coast. Her remarkable voice at
traeted attention when she was a child
and she became the favorite pupil of
Mackenzie Gordon.
She first appeared on the stage in
Idora park in minor roles. While play
ing there in 1907 she was discovered by
Dennis o'sullivan. who took her way
to play Peggy in his big success, "Peg-
gy Machree.' She won an immediate
success and when o'sullivan. closed his
season. she returned to Idora park. but
to play the leading roles.
She kept to. comic opera for a short
time and appeared at the Princess the
ater. where once again her voice won
her repeated success. On the advice
of her friends she decided to go east
to cultivate her voice and there fell
in which Savage. The latter booked
her for three year contract which
she opened in Chicago with The Gay
Hussars.'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-02
MACVEAGH DEFINES
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Way Clear for $500, 100000
Emergency Money in Times
of Financial Stress

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Secretary
Maeveagh's ruling on the term com
mercial paper" in the Interpretation of
the emergency currency law became
known in its full import here today.
The way now is clear for the banks of
the United States to put into circula- :
tion s5oo,oOO.ooO in emergency money
at the first sign of stringency.
The law provides that commercial
paper upon which emergency currency
may be issued shall include only notes
representing actual commercial trans
actions. which shall bear then ames of
at least two responsible persons and
have not more than four months to run.
A large proportion of the banks hold
the notes of reputable individuals and
corporations that have been bought
from note brokers.
! These notes bear only the name of
the maker. Secretary Macveagh has
holding bank upon such notes will con-
stitute the second Endorsement which
the law calls for.
MacVeagh also holds that notes is
sued by reputable persons for the car
rying on of bona fide business which
are discounted at banks represent act
ual commercial transactions and are
distinct from what is known as ac-
commodation paper. The latter is
strictly barred from being used as the
basis of an issue of emergency cur
rency.
In making a liberal Interpretation of
the term commercial paper" Secretary
Macyeagh holds it to be what the
banks themselves consider it, and has
endeavored to construe the law so as
to meet the needs of the business
world
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-02
GREATER new YORK
CENSUS 4,766,883
Population Equal of Any Two
Foreign Cities With Excep=
ton of London


g WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.r-Greater New
= ork has a population Of 4.766,SS3 un-
der the thirteenth decennial census
according to figures Issued tonight by
the director of the. census.
This makes New York the second
largest city in the world and as large
as any two foreign cities, excepting
London
Since 1890 the. population Of the me-
tropoIfs has increased by 1,326,6S1. OF
3S.7 per cent, as compared with 3,437,-
2o2 under the last census.
Z The figures for the boroughs, to-
gether with the increases. are as fol
lows:
Bronx, fso,9SD, an increase of $780,
473, or 11a.e percent.
Queens. 284,a41, All increase of 49,
041, or S5.6 per cent.
Brooklyn, 1,6S4,37l, an increase .oi
1919, or 4O.1 per cent.
Richmond borough, 5000 an increase
of 1S,S4S, or ~2S,S per cent.
Manhattan borough, 2,3S1,5 ,542 an in
crease. of 3S1,449, or 20 per cent.
New York city contains only 164,649
fewer people than the combined IA
cities of more than 100000, the popula-
tion ef which already has been an
nouneed, namely:
Pitttburg, st. Louis. Detroit, Buffalo
Cincinnati, Newark, Milwaukee, Wash
ingtont Indianapolis, Jersey City, Kan
sas City, Providence, st. Paul and Dem
yer. The aggregate population of the
cities 1amed is given at 4,931.532
The city of New York, as constituted
prior to the act of. consolidation eff
fective January /, 1898. had popula-
tion i'll 1890. Of :I.515,Sol,. as compared
with ]. .4S7,2O2 in. 1900; showing an
apparent increase of 1,921,9o1, or 1888
per cent, for the greater. city.
It is sAexpectedI the census figures for
philadelphia, the third largest city in
the United. states, will be issued to-
morrow night.
The reputation of. Chicago, the second
largest city, probably wiIl.be announced
about september IS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-02
FILIPINOS REBEL;
BATTLE EXPECTED
DepOsed Governor Wanted For
Homicide Heads Uprising
at SOlan0
Constabulary Troops Move On
Town Occupied by Guer=
rilIa Band

MANILA, Sept. 1.--An uprising
against the government is reported in
the province of Nueva Vizcaya A
constabulary force is hurrying to the
scene and a battle is expected hourly
The rebel movement is headed by
Simeon Mandac. former governor of the
province of Ilocos Norte, who has been
a fugitive from justice.
The mountainous nature of the coun-
try makes the rebels position strong
Mandac occupies Solano, a town of
about 5000 inha bitants northwest of
the center of Nueva Vizcaya and about
five: miles north of Bayomboug. The
telegraph wires north of Bayomboug
have. been cut and it is impossible to
learn the number of Mandac's follow
ers. It is doubted, however, that the
rising is serious
Colonel Taylor, at the head of the
constabulary at Bayomboug. is prepar-
ing for an attack and the constabulary
forces from other points are moving
toward Solano to surround the outlaws
and capture them. Government rein
forcements are aavilable if needed
Word of the trouble reached Manila
today. Mandac. while governor, sub
Jected a prisoner to a third degree
examination of such severity that the
man died. The governor was convicted
of homicide and sentenced to Ia years
imprisonment. He appealed from the
verdict of the court. and while the ap-
peal was pending jumped his bond and
has been missing for several months
Nueva Vizcaya is the central province
of Luzon and Bayombong is its capital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-02
FORMER MAYOR
COMMITS SUICIDE
!. Hutchinson, Lawyer, Club
man and Financier, Found
Dead in Bathroom
[Spccidl Dispaich. 10 The Call

r. !. :. :. -.
PALO. ALTO, Sept 1.-Joseph Hutch
inson. attorney. iinancier and clubman
and the first mayor of PaIo Alto. COM
mitted suicide by inhalfng gas during
tit of mental depression at his home
4o3 Kingsley. avenue. last night
Mrs Hutchinson awakened her son.
Joseph Hutchinson Jr at $50 O'Clock
TINS Inorping and said that she feared
something, was wrong with his father
Ihe young man went at once to the
bathroom adjoining his fathers sleep
ing apartment and found his parent
lying upon the floor dead;
Blankets arranged under the body
on the floor and a coyerlet hung over
the keyhole of the door indicated that
the deed had been carefully premedi-
tated.. After shutting the door and
locking the window Hutchinson had
turned on the gas from a small heater
and stretched himself upon the floor to
await the end
+. When the body was found Drs r NJ.
Williams and j. III. Kirk were sum
moned, but found that life had been
extinct for some hours
hutchinson suffered a mental break
down three months ago from overwork
Accompanied by his; wife he made a
trip to Honolulu and returned. home
August %. but the. voyage gave no
beneficial results. He: continued to
have. spells of dependency and suf-
fered from. insomnia. Yesterday he
seemed somewhat improved and visited
his San Francisco office.
My father suffered a physical break
down from overwork about three
months ago said Joseph Hutchinson
Jr. today, but we. had no idea that
he would do this terrible thing over
attention to business was the only.
cause
Joseph Hutchinson was born in San
Francisco, January Z. 1867. His father,
James Hutchinson Sr.. was leading
banker for many years and is still liv-
ing. Hutchinson graduated from The
University of California in 1873 with
high honors. He was admitted to the
bar and soon afterward married Miss
katherine Kellogg.
In 1890 Hutchinson built a beautiful
home in Pafo Alto and had resided here
since. He was one :of the organizers
as vice president, attorney and di-
rector until his death. He also or
ganized the. Palo Alto mutual building
and loan association.
Hutchinson was member of the bar
association, Union League club, Pacific
Union club, Chit Chat club. Common.
wealth club and was president of the
Unitarian club of California
He leaves widow and three chill.
dren. Joseph Jr., Katherine and James
S. Hutchinson. He also leaves three
brothers, James Hutchinson Jr., his law
partner; Edward Hutchinson and Lin:
coin Hutchinson, member of the
faculty of the state university.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-02
IRON WORKERS RIOT
OVER FATAL ACCIDENT
Nephew of j. J.. Jeffries Killed
by Falling Derrick

Los ANGELES, Sept. 1.-The. acei-
dental killing this afternoon of Louis
Jeffries a nephew of James J.. Jeffries
who was employed as a nonunion iron
worker on the Alexandria hotel annex,
precipitated a riot between striking
iron workers and the nonunion men en-
ployed on the job.
A dozen fist fights were. in progress
when the police reached the scene and
many arrests were made Several: of
the men were slightly injured
Jeffries was killed by the falling of a
derrick. A crowd assembled when his
body was carried out and a union la
bor striker: observed that 'it would be a
good idea if that would happen to all
these strike. breakers"
His words were resented by Jeffries'
fellow workers and several took a. hand
with the result that soon a general
fight was in progress.