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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
Gifrige Nsitatipn
SeBt Der Seutidle san0Uehr. gertig
sur Anwerbung neuer WtiteIie.
Der IN 8 @erf.

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in Den ndhiten Wonaten etns iebr eifs
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tir3li6 eruannte agitationstommittee,
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tdrs 5. WeiB in Der Baibington glutz
form ftattfano, bic pou ibm ausgears
betteten Qgitatipnspldne, Die Die polite
8iligung ieitens pes 8ersins fanoeu.
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q. 5ebruar, 8ormtttags 3ebu l1br, in
Der Wuibington Platform cine Qgitaz
ttonsDeriummlung itattftnoen, gu Der
ale ehemaitqen DeutIhenSoloaten eins
geIaoeu peroen ioleu. SIir CUTE Reos
uer unD grfrii6unqeu pirD oas Gpmz
mtttee Gorge tra9en uHo Die 6erren
geben iich Der 6offnung bin, oab ges
legentlih oteier8erI Iammluug Der 8erz
Elm 5ahlreIde neue Utttolieoer getptnz
nen fpiro. s5erner purDe ebenfalls duf
Gmpfeblung oes Ngitationstommittees
beIhtoiien, big gum l. September B.
s. ale Ranbtoaten obne Die iibIine
Qufnabmeesbiibr IN ben 9srein uufs
5unebmen. Shlisblih ioa ieOes Waits
Irglieo, oos bis gum l. September oem
9sretn finf neue Ganoioaten sufubrt,
nit einem gOloenen 8eretnsab3siueH
beihentt Iperoen.
gladbem bic idmmtlichen 9orfhlGs
ge oes Qgitationstommittees Die Bill
ligung oes 9srein5 srbaIten battsn,
puroe ods aommittee Quf Qniuhen
DON 5errn SDermann purd bic Ser
rem Wur 5erfurt uno @rnit auebn err
gGn3t.
8et tem gontett, bas Der oeutidR
aoniuI 6err Or. :. u. Qettenbaur
uno perihieoene reprdientdttDe beutz
i4e 9Irger am 8onnsritua 4benb
i'm 8uiinsB Wen's Club anldBItf Der
5eler oes 8eburtstaees oes oeutiheu
Satiers peranItaLten, niro Der Qanbz
fpehroeretn ourh 5rpei Wtitglieoer Der
treten leiu, udmlin bur6 ben 9unz
oespertreter u. 8or8er uub ben Grs
Brdfoenten 2Duts gembeuned.
4Is 9elegGten 5ur 9eutf6en goes
0eieQf6aft ipuroen bic 5erren 5bepz
Dor 5ronteu uro G6rtft Souer err
nannt. Gtne Ginlaoung gum 9aQ Der
Rbetnldnoer Garneoals 9efeQfhaft
tpuroe angenommen unb Der 8erein
piro iih nah &rdften betbeiIiqen.
Die oerren Nbum Senoetbdh uno
8i3esp prditosnt Weber beriateten i'm
Jtamen Des aommittees, pas nit ben
8orberettungen fir ben am II. SSea
bruar in Der arbeitsrbdLle ftattfinDenz
ben gdQ betrout lit, oab bic 4rrauaes
ments beeroet finb unb Der gaa fidI
3lpstfelsohne 81 einem in jebsr Gin
1tht gldH5enDen Grfolg esitalten piro.
Der 9ersin tpuroe offi3ea bon benz
IbIeben oes Wtitgiieoes 8uItap Ga
mansti IN 6amiiton in 4snntnib ues
lest uno ods 4noeuten oes 0eritorbes
nen tpuroe nurh Grbeben Dou ben
Stsen geehrt. Cur WitgIiecihaft Dor
9eihlagen uno oorge'teqt tpurbe 6err
Uf. GroeI, 9eoient beim Snfanteriez
Regireut Np. 80 in @iesbaoen. 4n
pter tronse Waitgliebsr gsIangte oas
ublihe Grantengelo our 4nrpetiuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
Epitr eines alien Sdninbels.

Sn Der Sonntdg Raht bate 80. 3.
eoftcH Dcn ao. SOC Meii 8. Gtrab.
nuF Der StraBe bic getanntIhoft zines
Grauensirnmers gsmatt. tpeIhes ibn
IN Elm 6aus ndbe Der 6. uno Gin Ctr.
Iodte. Sier erihien ploslif Der ,bss
leioiste 0atis" aui Der gilnfIGhe, err
leidtsrte ben Cotton nm isinen ueber.
sieber uno So in guar uno bef0roerte
ibn NIT sinsm Jabtritt auf bic Strabe.
eofton beaab iit nod Der GsHtralftas
tion uno ilagte btm Rnhtfef gorbiu
fein ssio. 0a er isooh niht i'm Sion-
be mar. oas baus, in fpelhem Der
lleberfol itlitfdno. ndber 3u .Rs3eih-
nen. 10 ionnit in Der 4nselesenbeit
porlanfis tpsnis setban tptrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

NmenDement 3ur 6ano, in bem er pers
lan9te, oaB bic Gp6len berfelben prii>
fun5 erfteben foLlten, tDte Dies bel
&oblenetntdufen Der 8ereinigteHStdas
ten Regterung iiblih fet.
Stdotratb Mullen tptDerfebte itf
Dieiem amenoement unb Jfennplbs
3uidB etng bel Der Qbftimmung nit
2 gegen II Stimmeu perloren.
Cine 4n3dbl Don 9iiroern 6DDe
Barts petittonirten um 8erldnaerunq
Der Wo0olano Qbenue, DON ibrem iebis
gen terminus mad Der Wafon 8oao.
Die Petition tpurbe bem Strobens
&ommtttee iiberpieien.
Der BON Der 5omilton Gountp 8ee
ieIfhaft 3ur 8erbinoerung Der 56iers
qudleret erDprbene 8runnen tuiro an
Der 3petten StraBs, 0ftti9 pom
groaDpab, aufgeiteQt tperoen. Cine
biesbe3iiglihe SrOinan3 puroe angsz
nommen.
Der Gr6ettsbirettor purbe anqefpiez
len, bic bsiOen 8doebGuier ua6 Den
3uerit gutgebeiBensn PlGnen fertiq8us
Ite1en Dem Jinan3 aommtttte
uberDieien purbe bic 9prldge elmer
8onoausgabe in 50be bon $1,000
8lpets antaufs BON Gano fir Die
Oeffnung Der gaOanduqb Qpe. uuo
Der grbauung elmer &onfret <Sreppe,
DON Der fremont Strabe nah Der Da>
oerlep Qpe.
0es QBeiteren tpurbe Der Q(r6eitsz
8trettor angetpieIen, bura ben Staots
Sngenieur pldne fir Die &QnaliIirung
Der urDeiler aDenue, Don Der g6ez
blot 4Oe. nan Der 9ouoinot 2tDenue,
dus5uar6eiten. Qu6 IoQ oerfelbe aDz
itenDoranidldge unb glGne fir foiz
gsnoe ipettere gerbeTerungen augarbsi~
ten:
8erbeherunq Der ltripetler 9lpenue,
bon Der Gbepiot 2lDe. na6 Der 6aaels
MOOD ape., nit 8atIteineu; uno Riz
OeQirung osrielben StraBe BON Gbes
blot 4pe. nah 8oubinot 2lpe.
Den Wtitglieoern 8dtbaate unb
Dtuusn fDuroen bic 8oIten fir lbre
beute an3utretenoe SRIpettionsrstie
nah gtsp Yort uno gbttago betpjI>
Itgt.
Der g6efingsnisrr purbe unqstpiez
len, aoitenDoranihIdge fir bic grr,nz
tung eiEer &ontrets 5reppe an Der
Sd1mtLlsr StraBe, arpiiten McW1iten
40e, unb Gonrop StraBs, ber8uItsls
len.
$oerr RepnoIos bon Der %. 8arb
beantro9te. oaB Der Staotinqenieur
&ottenanihIGge 5ur 9flaiterunu uno
&anaIiIiruHg Der Qubte qQep, snii6su
Jtabsr pIace uno gort StroBe, her
ItsLle.
Die 9. &c 3. g. %. R. R. rpirb
angeDieien peroeu, an Der Rreuauno
Der Bridge StraBe uno Rtperiibe einen
lBdrter on3ufteQsn.
Der Staottngenieur tpuroe onoss
ipteien, aoitenani6ldqe 3ur Grrias
tung etner 3ontret 5reppe an Der
GmEng Strabe, oItli6 Der RupiueStr.,
uNTertigen gu laiIen.
8on 5errn BiQiam aIappert einem
bstannterBsrItferurgsmann, mar bem
Staotrdtb Dor ldngerer 3sit etnSdreiz
ben 8u8egangsn, in bem Der Ratb oebez
ten ipuroe, eine Oroindn3 ub3ufafsn,
IN Der Seitimmunqsn uber Elm einbeitz
lldss Barnun9siignaI fir 4utomobis
le oor9eieben iino. Der Ratb bate
ods Shrei6en an bds Rommittse fir
StrdBen pertpieien, tpelhes ftd absr
ntdt 1ur competent era9tete, pes6alb
be Crbinan8 geitern an Elm Speaials
Hommlttee pertptsien tpurbe, bas aus
ben 6errsn Mopsr. SiQen6ranb uro
6uut be'teht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
Der Staotrat6.

Sn Der Minoritdtspurtei bersits cine
Spalturg einsetrstsn. - Die giirgs
fdaft Der S6uloentilgungs aoms
miHdre BON 100000 auf $25, 900
berab9efeBt. - Den Yarf 8pms
miifdren $27, 500 fir ben Snpooos
part beptlltgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

GiHf Cur ssH @riafHHs in siaem xaa.
9ebn7en Gle xaratips g,rcms CHfHtne asbI,fisu
GpaieeteE iiGiieH tBslb sIrlid iueru es al ~.
II 1; y: wrsofs uHierf4riit aat ie6er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

~Nogner's Sunpaoi" ift 0as id,neI.
iie unb fiderite abfiibr,InssmitteI.
: lDl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

Qrsbirt II. 6. RetaI 4oIii6.
unb .Narteepers arieno-. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12

nos queda por hacer, de perentorla
necesidad, no dudando yer reallza-
do este objeto, pues es el mismo de
SEQ de que participant no solo el
Concejo, sino el vecindar'o en- gene
raj.
Caninos.- Estos son atendidos
oportunamente, invirtiendose en-
ellos todas las cantidades de que Sc
dispone.
Alumbrado. Este ha sido modi-
flcado convenientemente " desde
luego no lie supera ninguno, desu cla-
Sc, en- este servicio.
Concsjo naunacipn.- Esta corpo-
racion al igual que el que tiene el ho-
nor de hablar terminaran su labor
administra tiva, para q. fueron cleo
sal finalizar ell actual aho de 1910;
y desde lueso Ia obra reallzada por
ese cuerpo, supera & cuanto pueda
decirse en- bien de el. Era precise ha-
Der palpado los inconvenientes con
que Sc tropez6 al dar principle a nu-
estra obra, por la carencia de recur-
SOS con que Sc contaba, solamente
guiados de patriotismo, y secunda-
dos por empleados adaptables a las
circunstanecias, y Ia cooperaclon,
de nuestro vecindario en- general,
hemos visto coronado nuestra obra,
salvados todos los escolls, y pudlen-
do yer figurar nuestro pequeho pue
bio, entire los q. progresan, y con
recursos para emprender nuevas
obras, dentro de los limites que lie
permitan los mismos.
Liquidaci6n.- Importan los IN
gresos este afo $4,694.67. Exlsten-
cia del aho anterior 1,4l5.02. Total
de ingresos 6,lO9.69
Secct6n de egresos. = Personal
s1S63.O0. sanidad y heneficencla
1853. Gales plazas, y edi}icios mu
nicipales 733.7S.Alumbrado pdbllco
5000. Caminos municipales 1882
Otros gastos 47611.Total de egresos
443l.79. Sobrante en- GAIA l,676.60
Demostraci6n de la eristencla.
Fondos ordinarios 1,676.60. Fon-
dos de eaminosl 80. Total l, 677.90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
Una mujer de almas ioma1
Maria Sc pronuncia navaja en-
diestra contra Providencia.
Eulogio = Anacleto, SO propina-
ron sendos garrotazos.

En- el barrio "Guayabal," Juana
Diaz fue sorprendida una lugada de
gallos, habiendo side arrestados sic
te indivlduos Y ocupados doe gaiios.
En- ell barrio Puerto Reap' Vie
ques y en- dicho distrito Sc ceiebr|
una manifestation del partldo repu-
blicano, habiendo sido arrestado en-
puerto Real" 9 individuo Francis
co Farri6 por portar un instrumen-
to simulando I'm foete, cuyo instru-
mento es peligroso.
En- el barrio "Charcas" Quebradi-
Has los mdividuos Eulogio Nieves
Anacleto Feliciano sostuvieron una
riha, resultando el primero con va
rio golpes de palo de alguna grave
dad y el segundo con contusiones
leves. Ambos fueroD arrestados.
En- Ia causa de Jose Rios en- Vega
Alta fue sorprendida una jugada al
monte, donde fueron arrestados
cuatro mdividuOs.
Anoche, en- la calle de San Fran
cisco, el CAIRO electrico nlmero IL
arrollo al individuo Miguel Santiago,
produciendole una pequeha contu-
On en- la pierna derecha.
Anoche, en- Ia calle del Sol, Ia indi
vidua Maria Rodriguez agredi6 con
una navaja 4 Providencia Pantojas
produciendole 7 heridas; tres de elias
en- la cara, y las otras cuatro en- la
rejl6n pectoral. La agresora fue
Ia arrestada Y la herida curada en-
sala de socorro.
7 En- Puerta de Terra, barrio Saisi-
puedes' Gle Z las, Sc celebro un
meeting unionista, que termlno sin
novedad alguna.
Tambien en- Santurce. calle San
Jose, de Z a 10 P NJ, celebo otro
meeting el partido Obrero, terminan
do sin novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12

La habitdci6n que t,ene usted desal
ouiLddd en- su casa encontrdrid un
ocupdnte 81 usted 10 anuncid en- este
diario. ESD todduia rdcdnte porque
Sc ignoro que estd desaquilada q las
condtctones que reune. I'm solo dta
que pose sin que le rente, es ga an
mol negocio. Lo que Sc gasta en- anun-
clos, ella mismn 10 ren,bolsa pronto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
MUN|C|PAL|DADES
UA|ON|STAS,
Trujillo-alto tuvo un So
brante de $1.677.90.
81 servicio de alumbrado pl-
blice fae modiflcado conye-
nientemente.
En- Sanidad y Benefcencia Sc
emplearon $745.38,

FL Sr. A. Valcarcel, alcalde de Tru
lilo Alto cumple le ley municipal
en- In aguiente forma:
Al pueblo de Trujillo Alto y Al
Hon. gobenador de Puerto Rico
Camplendo 10 dispuesto por Ia
seccs6n 70 de le ley municipal, tengo
el honor de informar brevemente, 50
bre-sl resultado de Ia labor admins
trativa que termina hoy.
Prssupxs.to.- FL que finallza en-
esta fecha emuestra el estado salts
factorio en- que Sc encusntra este
nunicipio, pues ha sldo cerrado con
un supesabit de 1877 90, despues,
de cubiertas todas las atenciones del
mismo.
Obras municipdles.- Como ORE
Ct en- el anterior informe, Ia casa al
caldia ha sido reedificada en- su tota-
Ndad, quedando en- condlciones de
poderes instalar en- ella todas las Off
oinas, inc,uso el juzsado de Paz, y
despacho de Anemia, y un buen Guar
to de socorro Independence de la
misma; ouyas obras han sido hechas
por administration, con peque1las
partdaa, q sobrantes de ahos ante
horea, sin necesidad de recurrir a
preaspasstos adicionales.
Tambien espero que antes de flna-
liar 81 presente aho de 1910 Sc dara
impulse 4 los trabajos de Ia plaza
una de les obras q. tengo interes en-
yer reahsada.
Sosdad.- Como en- los amos an
teriorss este se1vicio es desempeha
Do por los doctores Fernandez y Au-
bray, de Carolina que en- todos los
eaeos 90 %fuerzan en- cumphr con su-
masi6n; ahora bien, es el dnico servi-
Go que nos preocupa hondamente
pues 4 peaar do Ia comptenca de
los rsies3dos frscultativos, y que has
ia a hoEas intempestivas correspon-
den al llamAmiento que Sc les hace
Sc dente cada vez mas Ia fslta de un
m6dico en- Ia locslidad, pues el incre-
msnto que va tomando la poblacion
asf 10 exile, es 10 dnice, repito que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
Ultima hors,

Hoy Sc han vendido tres maquinas
Victors q, es la meior para escribir
en- Ell Cielo Sc vende al contado 8 a
plazos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-12
Fernando PasCuaI.
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. l6
eSquina a San Juan.

FAJARDo Puerto Rico. Tiene
constante existencis de Noveias de
todas classes y de los autores de mas
fama. Precios muy limitados. Ven
de tambien LA CORRESPONDENCE,
diariamente az centavos.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01
FORMER PATR0LMAN MAY
BE RETURNED TO FORCE
Allegations That No Trial Was Held
In Former Regime Is Being
Investigated by Commission

Because he was employed as a pri-
vate detective in securing evidence
against former Chief Kern and Cap
tain Broadhead, Patrolman J. d. Corn
wall became persona non grata to the
powers that were in the police depart
ment and was dropped from the force
without a trial, was the statement
Commissioner John Topham made tc
the police commission last night
through the fight made for him by
Mr.. Topham. Cornwall is to have a
trial next Monday night to determine
if he shall be reinstated on the eligi-
BILE list of the police department.
Cornwall served only two months
as a patrolman, and because he had
not finished his probationary period
the commission could order him
dropped from the rolls, and did so on
the recommendation of former Chief
Dishman.
The deposed officer told the commits
sion last night that the specific charge
against him was that he had an alter
cation with street car conductor over
the number Of his star and that the
nature of the trouble had been mag
nifled. The commission intends to
discover if this is so, and if it is will
ask the civil service commission to
reinstate him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01

against two proposed amendments to
Mr.. Asquith's resolution.
The Irish members had Withdrawn
from the house for a discussion OF pol
lev when the program was accepted
They had, however, decided to refrain
from voting.
The premiers motion, giving gov
ernment business precedence at every
sitting until March "a, was adopted
without division
With regard to the house of lords
Mr.. Asquith said he hoped the upper
chamber would agree with the pro-
posed plan, but whether it did or not,
the government intended to place on
the statute books a provision that
would set free the house of commons
from the veto of the lords.
Chancellor Lloyd-George delivered a
telling speech. He said that the gov
ernment could not ask for the eXer-
else of the royal prerogative until pro
posals which had not yet received the
sanction of the house of commons or
the opposition of the house of lords.
The government will stake its eX-
istence. said the chancellor, upon the
advice it will give the sovereign if it
becomes necessary to do so. This is
q matter of the greatest moment TO
the democracy of Great Britain and
Ireland. We are fighting powerful
combination which cannot be over
thrown without courage and comrade-
ship. loyalty and sacrifice"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01
COUNCIL HAS RIGHT TO
IMPROVE CAR SERVICE
City Attorney Decides Traction Conn.,
panles Can Be Compelled by
Ordinance to Obey

city Attorney Hewitt will advise the
council today that it has the author
ity to compel street railway companies
to increase the number of cars on any
railway line when it considers the SER
vice inadequate. By the passage of an
ordinance the council can better the
service. and this will be good news
to many people who have complained
to the council of the insufficiency of
the service in some parts of the city.
Mr. Hewitt will also advise the
council that the supreme court has
held that four railroad tracks on a
narrow street is an infringement of
property rights on that street, and
that a four-track system can be or
dered off that street. This opinion is
in connection with the effort of the
Los Angeles-Pacific to lay a four
track system on Western avenue at
its intersection with Santa Monica
avenue in Colegrove. Some work has
been done on this system. but 1t was
stopped by order Of the board of pub
lie works.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01
GOLDBERG LOST
TO His PURSUERS
AFTER UNIQUE CHASE HE IS
SPIRITED AWAY
He Passes Day Along Legal Maze and,
After Peculiar Experiences,
is Among Those
Missing

The sudden spriting away of A. ]. Gold
berg, who has been confined in the city
jail since Feb. 20, charged with obtaining
a carload of beer valued at S110O, by false
pretenses in Spokane Wash, kept the de-
tectiyes at police headquarters and attaches
of the sheriff's office busy last night 1t
is acknowledged that Goldberg is in Los
Angeles, but all efforts to locate him were
unayailng.
The circumstances of the case are unique
in court records. Yesterday afternoon Gold
request of Deputy Sheriff C. e. Long OF
Spokane, with requisition papers signed by
Gov. Gillett, asking that the prisoner be
given in his custody.
Judge Davis ruled that the prisoner had
been kept in custody over eight days with
out the right of trial, and ordered his dis
missa although stating he might be re-
arrested on another charge, but it was out
of his iurisdictions to dictate what action
should be taken.
Deputy sherif Long Immediately rear
rested Goldberg on the governors warrant
and lodged him in the city jail. Meanwhile.
c. Randall Sparks, attorney for Goldberg,
accompanied by Goldberg's wife, appeared
before Judge Curtis d. Wilbur and obtained
a writ of habeas corpus for the release OF
Goldberg.
Armed with the writ Attorney Sparks
wen1 to police headquarters and, II is al
legged, while he was making arrangements
to take his client Deputy Sheriff Long en-
gagged a taxicab and spirited Goldberg
away.
a merry chase was made to Pasadena, the
direction taken by Long and his prisoner,
At Pasadena Sparks learned that Long had
gone in the direction Of Burbank and wired
ahead to have the deputy constable appre-
hcnd Long and the prisoner
Deputy Constable Ogier Of Burbank was
detailed to meet the train and stopped
Long at the point of a revolver. The deputy
sheriff and his prisoner were held until the
arrival of Sparks with the habeas corpus
papers Long maintained his right to the
prisoner but the sturdy constable was not
convinced, and Goldberg Joined his wife ana
Attorney Sparks and left Burbank That
thev reached Los Angeles last night was
admitted by Sparks, but he refused TO dls-
close the retreat OF his client, simply stat
ing he would have him In court March .
the date for his appearance before Judge
Wilbur. -.
Deputy Sheriff Long at once got busy
with the telephone and telegraph ana
number of police officials were detalled on
the case but all efforts to locate GOLDBERG
were futile. Long finally appeared at ponce
bea duuarters and admitted he mad Deeh
beaten at his own game, and intimated that
the ends Of justice had been thwarted Dy
SHARKS and a bogus deputy sheriff
Investigation proved the deputy was
real custodian OF the law and acted on the
naners issued by Judge Wilbur in taking
coIdberg 1t is said relatives OF Goldberg
UAo are alleged to have been victimlzed,
are responsible for the efforts to bring MN
to Spokane to face trial Tor the oIlehse al
legged in the complaint
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01
FACTORIES CRYING NEED
OF IRELAND, is THEORY
Speaker at Newman Club Banquet De-
cares Farm Products Will
Not Save Country

1.-THE future salvation Of ireland de-
pends on the development Of her man
ufactures," said Charles Dolan, NJ. p,
at the Newman club banquet in Levy's
cafe last evening. THE foreign trade
of Ireland is twice as great as that of
France, but while the exports of the
latter country represent surplus pro-
ducts being turned into wealth, the
IRISH producing nothing in their coun-
try but farm products, must export
these in order to import the necessaries
which other nations manufacture"
The Hon. James c. McNally, United
States consul at Nankin, China, who
has stopped off here on his way to
Washington, delivered an address on
christianity in the Orient"
Bishop Thomas j. Conaty and Michael
Cudahy also addressed the club, and a
resolution of sympathy was adopted
for the bereavement of Joseph Scott
whose young son died recently.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01
STREET GEYSER
BARS TRAFFIC
WATER RElGNS TWO HOURS ON
BUSY THOROUGHFARE
Stream Plays to Height of Sixty Feet,
and Cars Exceed the Speed
Limit In Dash Through
the Spray

Water was king for two hours In
West Sixth street above Olive yester-
day when a laborer on the street car
tracks struck q main with his pick and
turned loose a mighty geyser sixty feet
high. The stream, which reached at
times to the fourth story windows of
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
building, had things all its own way,
blocking the traffic and amusing a
crowd of several hundred people with
its antics, until the emergency crew
from the water company arrived and
after several efforts quelled the aquatic
vagrant.
Cars going east and west on Sixth
street had to pull down the blinds,
order all the passengers inside and eX-
ceed the speed limit in a dash through
the deluge. Messenger boys on bicycles
won the applause of the spectators by
plunging through the tail end of the
burst with all of the bravado Of an
"over Niagara artist"
The break in the pipe was on the
south side of the street, directly op-
posite the flower garden of the Pacific
Mutual company. The falling water
flooded the flower beds and when a
slight breeze blowed. drenched the
west side of the Pacific Mutual build
ing. The sun shining upon the water
produced remarkably Deautitui rain
bow effect
1t was impossible to shut the water
from the main because of the danger
of explosion of boilers in the neighbor-
hood which draw their water from the
big pipe. Last night after business
hours all companies who might be
drawing upon the pipe for water sup
ply We're notified, the water was shut
off and workmen repaired the injury.
1t took some delicate 'plumbical'
surgery to stop the storm yesterday
afternoon. Four of five water COM
pany physicians were all but drowned
in the operation. Time after time
when they thought they had the leak
plugged ii would break out anew and
the force of the stream almost caused
them to aviate. One man had his hat
carried fifty feet into the air and into
the garden across the street.