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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
BOLANOS TO QUIT POST
ZeIaya Said to Have Paid for the
Venus's Cargo.

The Nicaraguans in this city vino are in
sympathy with the Estrada insurrection, al
though still clinging to the hope that their
friends at Bluef1elds will be able TO repel
the attack of the MadriZ forces, frankly
acknowledge that they are disheartened
The most decisive evidence of their almost
hopeless view of the situation is the deter
1nination of Pho Bolanos. Consul of Near
aqua in this city, to haul down his official
flag on Tuesday and turn the consulate
over TO Adolf D. Straus.
A situation unprecedented in this city has
existed with regard to the Nicaraguan Con-
sulate since last December Sehor Bolalos
was appointed consul seven years ago.
When Zelaya designated Madriz as his sue
cessor TO the Presidency the latter removed
Senor Bolaflos. and Adolf ID. Stratus, COM
mission merchant of this city. was named
to succeed him. But Senior Bolahos, who
knows something about International law,
refused to be removed. He cited authorities
in support of his contention that Madriz.
not having been recognized by the Ameri-
can government as President of Nicaragua,
and official relations having been sew
cred could not revoke his eXequa-
tur at Washington. So Senior Bolalos re-
fused to quit. Mr.. Straus went ahead on
the instructions Of Madriz under an ex-
eouatur signed by the late President Nc
kinley at q time when Mr.. Straus was
Nicaraguan Consul General here, and has
been signing invoices for shipments TO ports
held by the Madriz government, while
Senior Bolailos has been performing the
same function for the places, principally
Bluefelds, controlled by the Estrada gov
eminent.
Since December there have been two Mic
arau,uan consulates But now Senior Belanos,
who carried his point of law, will yield in
the face Of the latest discouraSing advices.
II was learned Yesterday from a trustwor-
rhy source that General j. Santos Zelaya,
the deposed President of Nicaragua paid
for the arms and ammunition which were
shipped from New Orleans on the filibuster
Venus, There has been much speculation
as 10 the source of Madriz's financial sup
mort as il is known that his government,
6eprived If the revenues of the port OF
Bluefields, has been promiscuously printing
noper money which has no redemption
,,alue However. Zelaya, who although now
I'm Belgium. is still taking an interest in the
Madriz government is said to have paid
through a banking firm in this city $4,000
for tl,e munitions surreptitiously shipped on
tho Venus and for the charter of the vessel.
THE local revolutionary sympa thizers are
.nsnIciolIs regards ~ the circumstances of
the CAPTURE OF Bluefelds Bluff by the
Jadriz forces. They point out that the
hinr could asily lie held by enc HUNDRED
men Vet practically lao resistance was
n,a5e when the bluff was attacked. The
revolutionary commander was General Zeie-
don. who IL is known, has not been on the
hest Of terms will the other chiefs of the
-ause and his brother is colonel in the
Madriz army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
SEIZED CANNED PEDIGREE
Also Lot of Jewelry That May
Lead to Other Seizures.

If Giambattista Tedesco, an italian
nobleman, according to- his own story
and as shown by documents in his pos
session. does not rescue his family tree,
snugly rolled up and incased in cylin-
drical can, from the customs authorities
he will miss it more than ali the valu-
able jegelry seized yesterday as the re-
suit of an examination by Acting Sur
veyor Smyth.
Tedesco came from Italy on the steam
ship Mendoza, which tied UP to Pier g. IN
BROOKLYN. With him was Girolamo di
Lettera They had passed the Inspection
successfully But Di Lettera, Stimulating
an afterthought returned to the steam
ship. In a few minutes he came back
with an overcoat and a nonchalant air.
It WAS that air which irritated the in
spectors and made them suspicious
They hauled back the trunks that had
been passed for another examination
and rounded up Di LetteFa and Tedesco
for a "frisking" The count ran about
a block before he was captured. In the
overcoat they found all sorts of Jeweiry'
and in one Of the trunks they found a
false bottom full of rings, watches,
brooches and so on. In all three hum
dred pieces were found.
Letters were found that caused MI
Smvth to send two inspectors to a city
in the interior II may be that a con-
rinuous performance in lodging the Gus
toms laws will be found. The two men
were arrested and held in $500 bail
each for further examination by United
STATES Commissioner Benedict, in Brook
Ivn. and tho trunks and jeWeiry Were
sent 70 the seizure room The canned
nadigree is in one OF the trunks. II
doesn't look as if Tedesco VIII ever get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
ESTRADA REPELS THE
FORCES OF MADR|z
Presidents Troops Suffer Heavy
Losses in Attack on
BIuefieIds.
ASSAULT ON CITY FAILS
Fifty Prisoners Taken-More
American Marines Expected
to Arrive To-day-Rama
Holding Out. y

Bluef1elds, Nicaragua, May 2S.-Al-
though the forces of President Madriz
gained a victory yesterday over the
troops of General Estrada and captured
Bluefields Bluff, which was garrisoned
by small section of the provisional!
army. Estrada to-day succeeded In re-
pulsing the enemy with heavy losses
The government steamer Venus this
morning signalled with heavy cannon to
General Lara. who began a desperate as
sault against Estrada's positions around
the city Of Bluefields The engagement
was kept up all day, and the Madriz
forces were driven back General Es-
trada captured fifty prisoners. and Lara 8
losses are estimated at $50 killed or
wounded
Heavy cannonading continued all
night, and the Madriz troops at 6 o'clock
in the morning attacked the position of
General Masis At this point also they
were repulsed. with small loss. Estrada's
losses in the whole engagement are re-
ported to be ten. Prisoners say that
General Lara's camp is in bad shape on
account of the heavy rains and lack of
food. and that his men are suffering and
ready 20 desert.
Three hundred marines are expected
to arrive here from Colon tomorrow, to
if necessary, the proclamation of
Commander Gilmer of the United States
gunboat Paducah. forbidding fighting
within the city of Bluefields. The Nor
wegian steamship Dictator, which the
American gunboats forced the Venus to
release, was permitted to sail to-day
without interference.
The situation at Rama is unchanged,
General Mena still holding Chavarria in
check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
urAv1EsT EAST SIDE MAN DEAD
Harry Margolis, Poultry Dealer Tipped
the Scales at $50 Pounds.

faai 80 a,ed on Friday night from
s-n>' -, az the heart. MI Marquis
No % Eldridge street ana was a
20 the poultry firm Of Mango Is a
,,lel.., ,,e No. Ia South street About
fio-" -. BEGAN 10 take on weight, anu
ytal time Of his death tipped the scales
al 90 ~ ras especially well known
the East Side for his actor,
th'o1 s,aa,s ago in reducing the price o.
TWO 80 sneh an extent as to make -
pouii. o., the poorer classes OF Jews 20
posi-, ,,,s,r CUSTOMARY sabbath feasts. Inc
ehlos ol y.all be held to-day at MS nome
lui,e ,.,r,sl win be In Washington Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
HERE Is SOME TRoUT
-su 70 Pull Down Well Curb TO Get
fish out-In Winsted. Too

NJ. lSt Telegraph 20 Tho tribune
,,..'eo. Conn. May 2s-While making
p..'zenents at f. IL Trabise's house, in
p,s. .'''le. yesterday. a. = Beekiey took
,ay = sHienis OF Ilae vel for .lew curb
Il ae dropped pole down the well. and
m suddenly knocked out " his hand
o,,,, 'iiii.g in the water. Beckley's Curl
Roc s aroused. and to-day he TOOK his
- srd line with him.
VIA ai'DA had only touched the water
s.ss D''ckley felt a bite. He soon discov-
eo1ld nad a troat So Large that lie hardly
10 ,n, around IA the we'll According
lie - Ais workmen. he mad TO remove
e. -. "e- curb before he could get the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
sHIPYARD FIRE AT GREENPORT
Damage to Plant of Eastern Company
SI0O O00-Several Boats Burned.

Greenport, Long Island. May 2S,-The
plant of the Eastern Shipbuildtng Com
pany. In this place. took fire at noon to-day.
The Eastern Shipbuildlng Company is saia
20 have contract for building dredges for
the United States government. Several
small vessels were destroyed. Four fire.
men were overcome by smoke. but all will
recover The total loss ia estimated at
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
KILLED HIS LIFELONG FRIEND.

Lima. Ohio. May 2s.-Because his neigh
Dor, with whom he had been intimate for
fifty years. refused 10 pay a grocery bill of
sa5 Samuel Ferguson. sixty-six years old
a Civil War veteran. shot Richard McGrir
dead on his doorstep to-day. McGrlr was
sixty-three years old. Ferguson explained
his act in killing his lifelong friend 10 the
police by stating that he was drunk q, the
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

FINELY illustrated and interestingly de-
scrin,iye. the book of Mt. Clemens Mineral
Snrings NAV be read with proft by ali
oiiste.eS with rheumatism or kindred all
..'n,,,s = line TO Mr.. r. r. Eastman. Mt.
GIemens, Mich. Will bring free copy
Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

DEWEY'S SPARKLING BURGUNDY.
a great social favorite.
II. 7. Dewey q Sons Co, l3S Fulton St, Ny.
-Adyt
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

A. G. SHARP, an attorney Of Colorado Springs,
heads a party of tourists who are making their
home at the Palace. Mrs. Sharp, r. Milyer
Sharp, Mrs. o. Fl. Rice and Miss Rice are in
the group They have been motoring in the
SOUTH Mrs. Rice is the wife Of a well known
physician in Colorado Springs.
FRANK KLINE, for many years connected with
the Palace and st. Francis hotels, visited the
city yesterday and is staying at the St
Francis. Kline has managed a hotel in Ely
for the last four years, but is about ready
to make San Francisco his permanent home
H w. oLsTED. manager Of a distillery at
Owensburg, KY. L. o. Ferguson of Red Blur
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Niehou Of Cleveland
make up group of recent arrivals at the
Argonaut-
WILL S. PARRY, real estate man of Seattle
who was one of the strong factors in making
a success Of the A. Y. P. exposition at Seattle
is a guest at the St Francis
w. H. sToNER of Santa Rosa. W. H. Boone
of Los Angeles and W. F. Condor Of Taunton.
Mass, make up group OF recent arrivals
at the Manx.
CLAUDE RAMSEY, capitalist OF Seattle. and
ests in Washington. are guests at the Palace
FENTREss HILL, who Is interested in an irri-
CATION and colonist proposition in the Saera-
mento valley. is staying at the FaIrmont.
MRS. F. P STANLEY, the wife of the man
Eager Of the Continental hotel. returned from
visit to the east yesterday.
+. NJ. FULTON and j. F. Leeds Of Chicago.
connected with the Santa Fe railroad. are
staying at the Colonial.
w. G. PRESS and wife. with their daughter
are staying at the Colonial. Press is a lum-
herman from Chicago.
DR.. c. W. CHAPMAN, a dentist OF Nevada
City. is among the recent arrivals at the
Fairmont
A. J. zANG. brewer Of Denver, is staying at
the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

j. P. CHRISTENSEN and wife are stopping a.
the Stanford. Christensen Is a Iumberman
OF Ukiah
D. M MURPHY, mining man OF Goldaeld.
Is among the recent arrivals at the St.
SEoRGE E wILHoIr, real estate man OF
Stockton. is at the ST. Francis with Mrs.
WiIhoIt
BURTON E. GREEN. an oil operator Of Los
angeies' is among the recent arrivals at the
T. A. SPENCER, commission merchant %
Portland is at the Palace with Mrs. Spencer.
DR.. E. B. MERCHANT, prominent physician
OF Manila, is registered at the st. Francis.
JOHN REYNOLDS, an oil operator OF Rakers-
held, is registered at the ST. Francis
D. P. sIMoNs. capitalist Of Los Gatos. is
at the Stewart with Mrs. simons.
JOHN W. AUSTIN, an oil operator from Bakers
field. is stopping at the St James.
B. G. GREGORY. land owner Of sonoma
county is staying at the TurPin.
]. F. WILLIAMS. an oil operator of Los An
seies' is stopping at the st. James.
J. Z. KELLAR, manufacturer from New
York, is staying at the Turpin.
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON. an GILMAN o. Coal.
insa, is stopping at the Dale.
DR. and MRS. J. H. scHENcK of Philadelphia
are guests at the st. Francis
WILLIAM wooLIN, merchant OF Los Angeles.
is stopping at the stanford.
GEORGE BEvERIDGE. merchant of Belmont.
is staying at the Belmont.
]. c. YANcEY, an oil operator Of Portland ia
registered at the Palace
]. o. HICKMAN, an oil operator OF Hanford,
IS at the Stewart
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Bill to
Dispose of Water
Power Sites

Title the with the o
lowing restrictions:
The land would be conveyed on the understanding that the
for granting the use only for specific periods of
by the lessee only the DEVELOPMENT OF water that the
year period that monopoly shall be permitted under the
Of disposition OF the land contrary provisions
of the proposed law
Ultimately of these properties
and if the restrictions specified in the bill
might be good plan But the bill very
all impossible that while the grants to
the would be valid the restrictions alienation after
might be held unconstitutional The point at least worth
considering full and to the under
existing conditions would merely the immediate seizure of
the sites by the hungry crowd of expters who keeping
paid lobby Washington to persuade congress them inside
bill would unobeconabe as far as now
if what and would
properties the states without power alienation except under
leases that should not exceed so duration rights
should be treated in the railway franchises
and made>to yield an income to the public treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06


the subject of congratuaon Accepting suggestion
of The Call, rendered with doubt concerning
n ,r come, they have succeeded in making Hon
balIngerS Richard Achilles Bainger behave with
Excuses for of decency and regard for elementary
lConceaIneu principles of Justice in his OF
C-- Francisco relative to the Garfield grant of
rights in the Hetch Hetchy valley Whether Secretary Banger
s regards himself of the other side
controversy known but FrancscoS representatives
appear have persuaded him that poggng
OF conceng the evidence from party
good business The wonder grows that considered
be raised to cabinet rank should have been able
that his position this regard absolutely
only result in injury himself Banger pretty
other kind would have resorted the trick of shyser
Secretary Balnger eXcusing himself shelters behind
alleged order from the president directing him conceal the facts
from the OF San Francisco statement plea
fiat fasehood its face wholly nconceivabe
impossible on its face that like Taft trained all the trad
tons OF American Jurisprudence should deliberately
denying representatives OF San Francisco the right
OF investigations obtained public
bearing directly which this city the chief party
interest Mr. Taft made
by Banger stupid ande that might be injurious
81 transparenty false
be recalled illustration OF the Balnger mind
that the testimony the investigation secretary
interior shows that he permitted the fraudulent Cunningham
ants OF Alaska coal lands make full inspection of all
reports bearing this subject 1t would appear that the Balm
ger lexicon the other side" s variable quantity
Oscar Lawe of Los Angeles attorney gen
a climbs into the controversy from the with apparent
purpose creating diversion Banger reported
have said
There other parties in the such the Sierra club and other
factions well denied the
San Francisco does thank Mr. Banger for
such help lawyers trick may afford This city
w would protect from The behavior of Banger
cloud suspicion the whole proceeding
cloud dspeed by the superservceabe which Mr.
Lawler has fit to volunteer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Fight Between
PrOgressives and
Stand Patters

the proposition the last ditch they would fight anything
tended take the tariff politics of hog
combine In this fight the president and the insurgents will be lined
up together opposition to the AldrichCannon crowd.
There existence of tariff board but
has investigate the of production OF foreign
modties To make effective money needed
fuller But with limited the present board
has already done useful work The Washington correspondent
OF the Chicago Tribune writes:
Beveridge expected proposals
president
work tariff likely bring
fight for the establishment
equipped with ample funds and authority.
by S
of the Canadian
and
succeeded the world
will the United
1t remains whether the signs of growing
with the Payne tariff recently emphasized by the sensational
political the fourteenth Massachusetts will
their effect the stand patter That would be policy yield
something the popular obvious enough upudced
observers outside for instance the Wall Street Jour
nal, which says:
The wndwad" which available
republican board President
body last The gathering political
him
consideration of production and than has
yetbe works be
radical The
friends has threadbae
give further availability political
All this that scarcely statement stand
belong the tribe that forget
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Pitiful Excuses
for Betraying
Public Interest

shut and vote they had been told do without presenting
degrading
Apparently they had been coached by somebody behind the
scenes to pretend that they believed that order
electric the inside Market street would
amount by mysterious but unexplained process law to
recognition OF the legal of railways in Market
street. The plea IS ridiculous and silly face 1t obviously
framed pull the supervisors of hole By result they
only find themselves deeper difficulty earning the CON
tempt of their fellow citizens
Something might be said public servant who
boldly stands by his guns but the goes about
shutting and mouthng silly and anspareny false
demned of all men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Absurd Re-
quirement as to
California Wines

origin European wne for instance manufactured in dozen
different and widely separated these sold
the world under that without question consistent
the department of agriculture should deny name port to any
OF that character produced section Por
tuga The port and sherry wines OF many
and long they the unaduterated Juice the crane
they entitled the We doubt very an expert
could tell difference between the port produced in California and
that made in the Oporto region
the duty of the department of agriculture insist ON purity
of food products but this duty grossly exceeded petty and
merely technical obstacles the of legitimate
No useful purpose served by these ypeca requirements and
the law certainly does direct the department absurd
thing from which possible benefit accrues to anybody.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

OF production Of dutlable articles at home and
abroad 1t is certain that the progressives of
the republican party in the senate are prepar-
ing to offer some such measure, and it is
equally certain that the stand patters will fight
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

ME ruling OF the department of agriculture that California
wines cased sherry and other products of
be
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

quite untenabe and even absurd. These
names are not trademarks in the sense that
they are private property, like the label of a
patent medicine. They merely serve to de-
scribe class or classes of products of various
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

z UGH offered on behalf of the majority
OF the board OF supervisors in relation Bancroft
ordinance ptu for their obvious insnceritv Il is
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

stated apparently good authority president will
shortly ask for appropriation of $0OO0 finance
the work of investigation
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

humlllatng position for grown up man tc
have to stand up before his fellow citizens and
take shelter behind plea which he knows and
they know is false and dishonest. They did not
even have sense enough to keep their mouths
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

OF the pubic lands committees OF senate and
house. The bill is drawn in the interest of
the people who desire to exploit these valuable
resources and if possible, to get hold of them
without paving for the rights Snloot pro-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

O ENATOR SMOOT introduced bill to provide for
the disposition of water sites the public domain
understood that the general approval
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

ON. JULIUS KAHN and Hon. Hayes are once
the subject OF congratulations Accepting the suggestion
OF The Call rendered with concerning the out
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

come, they have succeeded in making Hon.
Richard Achilles Ballinger behave with some
sense of decency and regard for elementary
principles Of justice in his treatment OF San
Francisco relative to the Garfield grant of
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

The Chinese imperial council, COM
prising Lii, a relative OF the late Ii
Hung Chang, and a party OF 25. is due
in this city on the steamer arriving
April %. The party is coming to this
country to study the American military
situation and will leave for Washing
ton a day or so after their arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

Effective April 1, Morgan X. Barnum,
who for several years has been inspec-
tor of motive power and equipment on
the Burlington, is appointed general
superintendent Of motive power, with
headquarters in Chicago. j. NJ. BOr-
rowdale becomes superintendent Of the
car department, succeeding j. Z.
BukeT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

The Denver and Rio Grande and
the Colorado agricultural college will
operate a special potato train through
the potato growing sections OF the
western slope and in the San Luis
valley, Colorado. The train will start
April IL, stops being made and lee
lures and demonstrations delivered
at about three stations each day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

G. Benjamin Condor. general agent
of the Alton in this city. left yesterday
evening for the northern part of the
state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

]. J. Geary, general freight and
passenger agent of the Northwestern
Pacific. who has been out Of the city for
several days, is expected to return this
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

Arrangements have been made to ex-
tend the $2.155.0 Milwaukee and
Northern first mortgage per cent
bonds. which mature June 1, 1910, to
June 1, 1913, the extended bonds to
bear interest at the rate Of AZ per
cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

Charles H. Comm. for IL years con-
nected with the traffic department Of
the Queen and Crescent route in Chi
eago, has been promoted to be COM
mereial agent OF that system at DaI.
las, Tex.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-21
Trustees Sale

Whereas Wallace Williams and Su
san Williams his wife OF the city of
Columbia, Boone county, Missouri. did
by their certain deed of trust, dated
the 31st day of October, .190S, recorded
in Book 103 at page So of the deed Of
trust records of Boone county, Mis-
souri, in the office of the recorder of
deeds for said county and state. con-
yey to the undersigned as trustee the
following described real estate situate
in the city of Columbia, county of
Boone and state of Missouri, to-wit:
Lot 6 of Northern Addition to the town
now city of Columbia, Boone county.
Missouri, as shown by plat of said ad-
dition, recorded in the Office of the re-
corder OF deeds for Boone county, Mis-
souri,.
Whereas said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note in said deed
of trust fully described. and whereas
said note is long since due and unpaid,
default having been made in the pay
ment thereof.
Now therefore l the undersigned
trustee named in said deed of trust
and at the request of the legal holder
of said note will on Monday the 18th
dav of December 1910 at the South
front door of the county court house
in the said city of Columbia, Boone
county, Missouri, between the hours
Of 9 O'Clock of the forenoon and 5
o'clock of the afternoon of said day,
sell above-described real estate for
cash in hand at public auction to sat
| isfy said note, interest, and cost of
executing this trust.
F. S. LONSDALE.
First insertion Nov. II. Trustee.