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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15
ADMoR.: miguel Mascara Garcia
Los lrodust0IeS De azdear
UNA REUNION IMrORTANTE

FL sabado pasad1 elcbr5 session. 4
Comite Ej'~utivo is Ia A>oriaei6n a.
ProductOrcs de- Azicar. eons'ifuiis naf
los senores Giorgetfi. y president .Gr
Me Lane y Fabiau. yg,alcs = Nayarr.
te. Secrctario; con - fu b. eomsi l~rar
81 proyecto dc Icy pr-senfaio ai tap
sejo Ejecutivo por II T~sorero g. Pt.r
10 Rico. imponienIo un nuevo frihtp
de dos v medic r.niatos rada qt.1
tai . Fraction d. uuinia' 0. az1-a- r.
Sc fabrique . impor'e - ia isis.
Asisfirron i .a session ios s.fs-
Bird. dc la Faiarip Sugar ruuar
Nc. Cormick 3D. a Central Na.a.t.
Mateo Fajardo por si. = qu'.mes 81.
invite tomar pa~te a.ffrt .u ... ..
sion. para OR s1s 1r.u'on.s.
lmportante> fu'-pr ias s~u-ria. .1
madoS. ei'ndo .a- r-n 'ra'.s. I.-
una cirri'ar I1. la-for.. d a,.
ear d. .a i~'a 'nt .ril'-s .puia l.i ..Y
veto dc 10y 80 T .orrra v r-ror s
ddndoles pro'..~;en ie 81 .r e..ri'. .I,
rigiio In Cimara 81. Drhvaip.
Dirigir al president. o. h 81.
ci6n atrnfa rart4 sl Gobrrna iY- I-
Puerto Rico. prp..sfa.ip ip q. diehp
habiHnio pel.l, ..a.r Grr.f. g.. C.t
nira C'u.ralr. qae e. Ie dJ... ai .s
hernaior pur lo. pr0Iufor-. g. pa.r
20 Rico al ver /. 1er '1s srn arieaa.s
ofrecirnio librri i-s. varauiias rol...
tuclmalrs y progreso uo srpyrron rir
leS impusicran .os'riburionrs s,hrr lp
prohueio del lo. pra.lira des-.an
cida cn !OS E>i lns tnidus
81 acord6 sam I'm Iirivir uu M as
ria nj Consejo IA Cimara exppn
do 10 inihsio = p-rlpd.eial r.. es elut.
~ tribu'o que e -sorcro pilc <ol,r -
szlIcar.
= acord6 ia.ub'an iirigir una eir.u
lar los aSorif Toe para puc euanlo
les sean taSado~ los terrruo< inri.fs
mente cnyien 80 p~pfesia al cosniie sls
revision y iasaripueS v rcmiian "a puo
Ja Ia Sccrctaria de Asoriaei6n "a
ra que el abogado g es'a defiruds g.
sostenga los dprerhps d.I asoeiaIo sn,a
cl Comi.r y auic los 'ribuualcs 4. i,g
ticia ii fuera pr,riso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15

Tambien el attorney Sc nete con los
jueces, a los cuales llama superflnos'.
Vease la secci6n La. l1nea 6 del pro
yecto, nt1mero 40 del Consejo. 4
Els discutible la Intervention de AN
attorney general en- las deliberaciones
de una Corte Ell Juez resume un case
en la forma y manera que crea conve
niente, no creemos que exista una
ley, que prohfba q los jueces amoldar
sus sentencias a On canon especial co
mo M fuese un documento de notariO.
Cada juez resuefve y analiza segun
sn propio IeaI saber y entender. y cada
inez puede hacer los estrdios obser
vaciones que crea pertinentes al easo
que estudia Hay sentencias de la
Corhe federal que tienen cincuenta y Sc
senta paginas. Recordamos que una
vez ell juez Rodey nos lego una senten
Ella dictada acerca de un pleito, Y la lee
tura dur6 una. hora Y cuarto. Era un
estudlo colossal de la question ventilada
en- Corte.
Estarfa bueno que contra dicho her
moso dOcumento Jurldnco, sailese nn at
torney general con una ley parecida
Ia que ha presentado a La legislature,
dicIendo, como dice Mr.. Brown, q los
jueces de nnestras Cortes.
tEntonces el juez en- Corte alberta
y presencia de las parties y de los
abogBdos hara resdanen del caso al ju
RADIO, oamitiendo todas las eircunstan
cias superfuas, HanAndole la atenel6n
hacia ia question esencial resoiver y
puntos prindpales en- discussion, expire
xando cual ha sido Ia prueba practica
da para sostenerIos, hacienda las Oh
seruaciones que estime necesarias para
Ia mejor compression y appreciation de
las pruebas, y dando sn opinion sobre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15
ElDIRECFOR: j. Perez Losada.
Las |eyes del Attorney
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO

Mr. Brown, ha presentado un proyec
TO de ley disponlendo que las costas, en-
cases criminakes, sean impuestas los
acusadores.
Y como los acusados, Ia mayor par
4e. son insolventes, Sc les dupllca la pc
na.
Tambien ha presentado el attorney
I'm proyecto para enmendar el capita
10 octave. artlcu1o 461 del tltulo once
no. del C6digo de EnJuiciamlenfo Cr1
sninal. Dicho proyecto parece ser per
judicial & los derechos del aousado.
He aoul la trascendental enmienda:
<'Ni Ell hecho de separarse de la for
ma prescrita por este codigo para cual
auiera allegation procedimlento, M el
de nue este adolezca de algiln error
eauivecacion, BASTARD para invalldarlo,
4 rnenos que real Y efectivamente haya
perIndicado al acuasado 8 tienda a per
judicarIe EN- cuanto aigun derecho
substantial I no Sc revocara mngu
ma sentencia dictada en una causa crl
lmnal y apeiada para ante ell Tribunal
Supreme, por error en las lnstrncclo
nes del juez al jurado, error en- la ad
mission denegaci6n de pruebas, Il otros
errores cometidos durante ell JulclO, a
menos que el Tribunal Supreme estuvie
re convencido de que sc ha infringi
do a1gdin derecho substantial del acusa
do"
Dicho proyecto como Sc We claramen
fe, t1ata de vaIidar los errores y equi
vocamones en- las alegaeiones, admission
Y denegaci6n de pruebas, instrncciones
del juez al jurado y otros procedinien
los.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15
Desde AguadINa
UN GRAVE ACCIDENTE EN- AUTO
MOVIL.-EL BRANCH DE BA-
YAMON.-EL CIRCO MARCOS Y
LA COMPANIA REYES.

Con nutrida concurrencia continna
sus Representatives. la compania C6mi
co-dramatica Empresa Reyes Ano
che, primera function fuera de abono, su
bio q escena la chistos1sima comedia
Las Viudas Alegres.'' - Ell pdblico
aplaudio al primer actor Pellicer, q la
seiiora Soler y a la Dueno Ell publico
ributa justos elogios a esta Ultima CO.
mo caracterlstica. Para ell martes pr6xi
mo sc anuncia la Ultima de 'abono con
la tragedia ella Tosca'', del eminente
Sardou. La empresa correspondence a
la buena acogida del p1blico, prop6nese
abrlr otro nuevo abono, llevando a esce
ma 10 mas moderno del arte dramatico
espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15

La distinguida familia del Lcdo Fran
co Soto, fue vlctima de un lamentabIe
accidente aver domingo. Marchaban en-
autom6vil para San Sebastian, en- pa
raje peligroso en- ell trayecto de esta
ciudad q Moca, volc0 ell auto Todos re-
suitaron lesionados, especialmente uno
de los ninos, quien, debldo 10 rudo del
golpe, fue presa de un fuerte slncope
que puso en- peligrgo SUI vida .Sincera-
mente lamentamos 10 ocurrido q tan es
timable familia, celebrando verles prom
to restablecidos de los contuslones SUI
fridas.
Corresponso1.
Febrero IL, 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15
DE ROMA
20 IL Enrro 1871

de nueStro> cprre%pou~alr> europe.
TriSte alo II que acaba H. icrfuina-
Tcmblores H. TERRA. inundaeiones. -.,
lera; hundimienio> de~a~troa,S ~ Is.h.s
~. EN- el htorsI dc NapoIeS = Salef.5a
erupci6n del Etna sin contar con las 49,.
sechas pcrtlidas eausa del iipfnps .ls
maslado htlmedo y H. un oinfio lluvpsss,
que ha producido una vendimia r.di.
cula.
Hay que sumar to,io eSio Ias r...rsli
das ocasionadas los que vivcu d. lars
touristes que con motive H. Ia ppi.
demia no Sc atreveu viSitar Nav.,les
nj Roma.
Desde principles de afio In uievr go
cesa de cacr en- ca>i icda Italia. Los Ire
mes dc MiIano no lIegan. puc& eni.
Parma. y Plaseueia In eautidad dc ME.
We es tai que un trcn ocupado por i.yO
v'aJerss tuvo que permaneccr dursnic
veirte horas detenido en- medic del cam
po. La nieve impedia abri, Ias vcula.
mas de los coches.
Fin Roma, los irabaio~ de In Rxpssi.
ci6n -sufren grande~ refrasos 4 eauuns
de la Temperatures .verdaderameusc
anormal.
Continda On Ia p&gina 5a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15
ELEGIA INFANTIL

Lucecita de cuento de hadas
que perpetuamente lguen mis- mlradas
Y en- mi noche invernal parpadeas,
mira que cansadas
yenen mis- ideas.
De tanto seguirte por entire ell ramale
de las sevas obscuras headas,
de tan largo viaje,
que cansadas estan, que cansadas!
Perdi la vereda como Pulgarcillo,
mis- ansias febriles malogro
porque no te alcanzo, nj sc 81 es tn brillo,
que de lejos me atrae y faScina-
La casa del ogro,
8 ell paacio del hada madrina.
Lucecita que me haces m guino
como un ojo travleso amable,
esperanza de un sano carl1lo,
ideal de un amor inc fable!..
Me detengo veces, asi como un nino,
me as,lsta la noche; zero mi alma terca,
charla que te charla
tcorre-dice- que va esta muy cerca;
tenes que alcanzarla +"
Y ando, ando, ando -pero NADIA logro
(suue hallare en- esa luz diamantina?
sla casa del logros
eel palacio del hada madrina?)
estan fatigadas todas mis- ideas
Y desfallecidos todos mis- anhelos
crecen las sombras. y th, parpadeas
no sc 81 en- ell bosque no se 81 en- los cielos.
iApagate cese mi augusta infnita
Sc buena apagate mo yes que cansadas
estan mis- ideas? Sque paz necesita
mi espfritu2 Apagate, buena lucecta :.
lucecita de ,cuento de hadas. ::
Luis G. Urbi
Diciembre de 1910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15

Sc informa que la 'SPorto Rican Anne
rican Tobacco Co.. proyecta trasladar
su Branch de Bayam6n a esta ciu
dad, gestionando al efecto locales ade
cuados para la installation de sus ofici
mas y talleres. Si este resultase un he
cho, ell beneficio ser1a immense para la
ciudad, que contar1a con un gran cen
trO fabril en- ell cual encontrarian ira
bajo alrededor de 500 tabaqueros. E,s
tos Green factible la idea, reinando en-
tire ellos con tai motivo inusitada ami
macion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15

las cuestiones que surjan de las mis-
mas
Pues esd es precisamente 10 que han
hecho siempre los jueces desde los item
pos. prrnefos sen que Sc constituyeron
los tribunales en- la isla. De modo que
la ley huelga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15

Con espectaculos diarios atrae al pi1
blico, ell circo de los hermanos Marcos.
Lo variado de sus programs hace que
este concurra en- n1mero crecido 4 las
funciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-15
CARNIVAL
Febrero 13, 1911.

Ell Puerto Rico Elegante'', recibio
por 1ltimo viaje del vapor "Coamo'',
un gran surtido de Tracks y Smokings
de Ultima moda.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
One Thousand Pounds Of Pow
der Explodes, Rending La
borers Limb From Limb.
EVERY MAN IN BUILDING
SUFFERS ANNIHILATI0N
Only Small Portion of Victims
Remains Have Been RecOv-
cred Thus Far.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Feb Sin one
of the most disastrous explosions ever
recorded in upper Michigan ten men met
instant death at the plant OF the Pluto
Powder company In the outskirts OF Ish-
peming late this afternoon. The bodies
OF the dead were blown to pieces. The
dead are: Michael O'Connor. aged so:
Robert Askew. 25 Edward Woodward.
10; George Woodward. Il; Thomas Rip
per, 10: Joseph Ripper. 90 Charles Kemp,
10: Justin Jordan. 10; George Wolberg
20; Andrew Matson, S5,
All the men were single except O'Con-
nor and Askew. One injured employee
Is Fred Harris, n teamster. who was
thrown TO the ground by the force Of
the shock and was slightly hurt,
The explosion took place in the Rela
tine powder house. Every man in this
building was killed.
What caused the explosion will never
be known. Geatine powder is largely
composed OF nitroglycerine and II is sup
posed that the mixture was being stirred
in the big crucible when the stuff let go
About one thousand pounds exploded.
Only twenty minutes before the disaster
5000 pounds OF the explosive had been re-
moved. otherwise the havoc would have
been much greater. AS IL was. the plant
was little damaged and the shock felt
Windows at Winthrop mile away. how
ever. were broken Only a few frag
ments OF the bodies have been recov
cred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.

silas 7. (Cowley) Smith, formerly
desk sergeant at the police station,
now guard at the state prison, 75S
South Fifth East street.
Edward A. Franks, formerly detec-
tive on the police force, employed as
guard in many labor troubles, rooms
Savoy hotel.
George w. Morse, so East First
South street, student, member of
FIRST battery, National Guard,
W. G. Strasters. 442 South First
West street, trucker Denver & Rio
Grande Railway company.
Arnold Brugger. Jr., 1909 Harrison
avenue.
Fred H. Shaw, 25 East Fifth South
street.
j. D. Meeks, hostler Salt Lake
Livery and Transfer company.
John Kelly, former special police
man, city.
G. Condie. Springville, former spe-
cial policeman.
r. A. Allen, city.
G. A. Davis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
RING CONTINUES THROUGHOUT DAY;
BELIEVED OTHERS ARE DEAD IN HILLS
satisfied Men Rely Upon Sympathy and Support
of Foreigners in Other Camps to Aid Them in
Enforcing Their Demands; Armed Guards
from Salt Lake end Elsewhere
Patrol Town and Trails

10 The
Utah, Feb 6With Knworth camp, from which
italian aborers
Win feeling that outbreaks
ning camps feared the county
present time has caused the death Sheriff Thomas Jack
the wondng of Chris Sandberg Swedish employed
sAe others e " " ~ oAe A anu 'ne Seo' '1" - WV
persistent here tonight there Greeks dead in
kenworth. intermittent firing all day
likely that bullets taken
mere have undertaken of exploration in the
ned with Greeks, certainly known
mere are dead ami wounded The danger
Ae fanes and fully appreciated by the oncers and
TO take the hills
ughy searched nd of of
M. "'unded eau then
= involve Other CAMPS
nc'als here that they will take back
OF The striking Greeks It furthermore said excellent
*s H. onpanys policy will be rid the works of the Greek
SCI, ana threaten such action In
the expect the sympathy of the other Greeks
aud Italians the this
OF the the Ken
can be oyerstating the gravity of the situation
of
1T felt here that the crisis will O'Clock when
al the for duty Every possible pre-
beTs m 10 safenard the miners who will on shift but he
the dissatisfied will permit the resumption
seen but it freely admitted all sides that the sit
OF the Winter Quarters and other To-
o @ POSITION Of the dontcned Greeks at kenworth, the
Kopn,. be foreod
ss,. sss Leading to Outbreak
tbo Te cause Of the Keniwoh according
Will ecorded the
" e ot"er hand the Greeks aege that thcy nave oeeh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
AMERICANS TO USE ArRsHIPs.
Golfers Wright Machine VIII Be Sent &c
Texas nmed ately,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-The Mexican
embassy here received the following tee-
gram today from Enrique c. Creel. min
ister OF foreign relations at Mexico City.
Mexico:
Colonel Rabago arrived in JuareZ last
night after encountering the disturbers
and causing them heavy loss. Juarez is
free from any danger Rumors that reach
Mexico city. that armed tilibustcrs have
crossed the border. are absolutely false.
as the watch of the United States troops
prevents any breach OF the neutrality
laws. The reports published by some
papers OF general uprising In Texas To
help the disturhers in Mexico has no
foundation at all
The capture by the Mexican revolu
tlonists OF San IgnaCio, town opposite
Fort Hancock. Tex. was reported 10 the
state department in a telegram from tine
American consul at Ciudad Porfirio Dia3.
So far as an aeroplane can discover
partment of Texas. will probably be In
position soon 10 determine the facts
as to the activities OF the insurgents along
the McNican border.
and absurd and eXtraVagant claims on the
part OF the rival leaders and their public
mouthpieces, tho United states army ON
GERS. who arc doing their best TO main
tain the neutrality law iii force on the
Mexican border, end the task difficult.
ard the troops are continually making
wild goose chascs after military eNpedi
tions reported to be crossing the Rio
Grande. which rarely materlalize.
In the meantime. when the troops are
on these false scents IL is presumed that
armed parties make their way across the
river AT unEuardcd points.
Today General Wood. chief of staff. said
that at least one aeroplanc would he en-
ploycd In observation work along the Rio
Grandc, This decision was reached after
consultation with General Allen. chief
signal officer who is In charge of the
acrnuautiCal service OF the war depart
mcnt. and John Barry RYAN. president OF
the United States aoronnutical reserve
Tho war department has accepted Rob
ert Golfers oner OF one of his new
Wright hiplancs. which is now N New
York and this will he rushed to the
Mexican border hv express and turned
over Ia General Ioyt.
The reserve is prepared 10 furnish other
,achines for military use at short no.
tiCc. and If the Collier biplane proves 10
ne of real service II will be supplemented
hv at least Il half-doZen others With
that number OF machines soaring con-
stantly ovOr the crooked channel of the
nontinnod m Dora Ten
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
General Opinion Is That He
Will Attack Navarro When
Latter's Column Arrives.
WOMEN WERE KILLED IN
SUNDAY BATTLE AT BAUCHE
Gen. Leonard Wood Authorizes
Use of Airships by Ameri-
can Scouts.
Rebels captured San Ignacio and

Rebels captured San Ignacio and
several other small towns yester-
day. They resumed their activities
on the west coast, but Governor
Vega is in close pursuit.
General Leonard Wood accepted
Robert Golfers offer Of the use
Of one of his Wright aeroplanes for
scouting purposes on the Texas
border. It will be sent to El Paso
immediately.
Orozco is camped near Juarez
ard the belief prevails he is wait
ing 70 intercept Navarro.
Ell PASO, Tex. Feb. st was
learned definitely tonight that Pasqual
Orozco, leader OF the nsurrecto forces.
is at Rancheria, about fifteen miles south
OF Juarcz. with his entire command. He
Is believed TO be preparing to meet Cen
eral Navarro. who is advancing from
Gallego at the head of 100 men. The be-
lief prevails IN official circles that Cen
eral Pasqual Orozco has abandoned. for
the present at least. his plans 10 at
tack Juarez. This has relieved the acute
tension which has existed across the In
ternatlonal border for the last four days
but Mexican military and civil officials
have not abated their vigilance. The
races VIII be resumed in Juarez tomor-
row.
DR.. l. J. Bush chief surgeon of
Orozcos army, arrived in Juarez today
with three Wounded Mexican women and
eleven other women and children who
had accompanied the federals from
Casas Grandes and were left when the
federals abandoned their train Sunday
night. after the insurgents had marched
away TO the west.
DIR. Bush says he was in section
house attending those wounded when the
insurgents marched away and he left
He will reIoin them late today west OF
Juarez.
He says two Mexican women were
killed in the fight and he buried them
this morning. The rebels. he says, cap
tured small cannon and ammunition when
Rabago retreated. He thinks each side
lost about seventy-fve men.
MEXlCO CITY. Feb 6.-An uprising
Is reported in the district OF Niezes, state
of Zacatecas. This district has a popu
lation of about 20. 900 and is the only
one that gave Madero majority In the
last election.
In an engagement between the Thir
teenth cavalry and 200 rebels at NaYaioa,
southern Sonora, twenty -four rebels were
killed and thirteen wounded These We're
left on the field The battle lasted five
hours and the rebels were defeated
II is reported that rising has occurred
at San Augustin. near Puebla. Work
men in tile cotton factory yesterday
killed FIVE rurales The people OF Puebla
also are said TO he restless. The Me&i-
can railway telegraph is reported cut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
Salt Lake officers Who
Went to QueH Riot
SPECIAL DEPUTY SHERFFS.

OK oSAAh D6I " oI1hIlH -.
Frank P. Early, clerk, 1850 Ken
singtou avenue.
William Martin, teamster, city.
John D. Brown, 524 South Fourth
West street, formerly city policeman,
afterwards deputy sheriff.
John Kelly, city, former deputy
sheriff
F. II. Shaw, 734 West South Tenn.
pie street, laborer.
Nephi Jensen, city.
Ray o. Workman, 63 South First
West street, teamstcr.
William Polite, city
Quincy B. Nichols, 103l South
Eighth East street.
John G. Sax, painter, 362 South
West Temple street.
r. B, Christensen, bricklayer, IT'S
West Second North street.
o, Carlson, city.
Jacob Jeffs, teamster. 53l Post
street.
John Martin, city.
G. w. Miles, formerly city detec.
tive, 234 East Third South street.
Jack McNamee, carpenter, SIG
South State street.
F. w. Schaefer. city.
F. H Erase, laborer, S25 South
Fourth West street.
A. Shaire, city.
G, Baughman, hostler McCoy's
livery stables, 246 East Second
South street.
John zillig, city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
Democrats Insure the Passage
of Reciprocity Agreement
in the House.
OPPOSITION YANISHES AT
BEHEST OF CHAMP CLARK
Next Speaker Says Pact Is Not
Democratic Doctrine, but Is
Step Forward.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Favorable ac-
tion of the house on the Canadian reel
procity agreement was assured tonight
when the caucus of Democratic represen-
tatives formally pledged the party 10 vote
for the agreement.
The resolution indorsing the Canadian
agreement was carried: 40 TO % On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Clark OF Missouri. the action
OF the caucus was made unanimous.
The twenty-five who voted against the
resolution, il was explained later. were
those who had voted for free lumber. etc.
and their action in caucus was to make
their position consistent II was said they
would vote with the party. The resolu-
tion as adopted by the caucus was as
follows:
Whereas. The Canadian reciprocity
agreement negotiated by the reciprocity
commission OF Canada and the president
of the United states. while not formu-
lated in accordance with Democratic plat
form demands. is reduction OF some of
the prohibitive schedules in the Payne
Aldrich tariff law. and will tend to eX-
pand the trade OF the United States in
Canada. and is, in part a recognition OF
the principle the Democratic party has
contended for in the congress and in its
platforms: therefore, be IL
Resolved. That this caucus indorse
bind ourselves TO vote for bill carrying
II into effect -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
BOURNE GUSTS ENEMY
WHOM TAFT APPOINTED
Oregon Senator Tells Senate That United
States Marshal CoiWell Is
Obnoxious.

WASHINGTON, Feb 6.-Upon the
statements OF Senators Bourne and
Chamberlain that Elmer b ColwelI, who
was appointed during the recent congress
TO be United States marshal for Oregon.
was personally obnoxious to them, the
senate committee on judiciary today re-
jected the nomination.
Colwe)l is now serving as marshal He
belongs TO the anti Bourne faction OF the
Republican party In Oregon.
Later tho senate In executive session
approved the action OF the committee
which has the effect of making Colwel!
Ineligible for reappointment.
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FIGHT EXPECTED If
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS FAIL

PUERTO CoRTEZ. Honduras. Feb s.
(By wireless 10 New Orleans. Feb, 6,y-
In the event OF failure of General Manuel
Bonlla, leader OF the rcVolutlonists. and
president Davlla to agree To peace nego-
llations proposed by the United States
n decisive battle probably will he fought
this week at Pimiento. twenty miles south
of San Pedro. Hostiitcs in the northern
part Of Honduras have ceased pending
the definite reply of General Bonilla 10
the American proposal
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The Fatal Shooting


antie of trouble approached the crowd The little party of
a
jackson shot through the heart and INSTANTLY killed about
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WANTS U. S. CONSTITUTION
TO FORBID P0LYGAMY

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Feb. 6.-Thc
Oklahoma senate today adopted con-
current resolution memorialiZing congress
10 submit to the states a constitutional
amendment forbidding polygamy in the
IInIIcd SlnlGS.
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Will Whip Wife Beater.

his bare back and two months In Jail was
the sentence imposed by Judge Duty In
the criminal court here today on George
Il. Wooden. for assautine his wife and
terribly mutilating her face with knife.