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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
Grand jury Investigation.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Rumors that
grand jury investigations of charges
of conspiracy in the famous Guggen-
helm divorce case had been quietly
called off, caused States Attorney
Hoyne to Issue statement tonight,
charging the report as falsehood
evidence is to be reported to the
grand jury this month and l will seek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
ADVERTISER, LETTERS.

List of let RS remaining in the
Ieokuk postotfice. uncalleu for. fol
week ending October 4th.
Ladies.
Alice G. Andrews.
Miss Ina c. Burton.
Mrs. Josie Casgrain.
Miss Beulah NJ Campbell.
Alma Cash.
Mrs. Mary Collins.
Miss Violet Davis.
Miss Grace Darling.
Eva Davis.
Mrs. VIII Evans.
Mrs. Albert Heitz.
Mrs. Ralph D. Hornbrooks
Mrs. Nellie Kellehr.
Mrs. Glen P. Lowell.
Mrs. s. w. Lanten.
Miss Oval Meth.
Mrs. Maud Sawyer.
Mrs. Martha Smith.
Matte Smith.
Miss Morie Wayland.
Mrs. G. B. Walker.
Gents.
Mr.. Lee Anderson.
j. L. Barker.
Charlie Briener.
Mrs. Claud Brinke.
Attorney Edward Clark.
Mrs. l.. H. Davis.
Thomas Devine.
Mr.. Roy alexander.
Mr.. George Fitzsimmons.
Mr.. Glen Ford
Mr.. J. j. Galloway.
Mr.. G. H. Gray.
John Gcmas.
Mr.. s. D. Quincy.
Mr.. Fred Hoffman.
G. H. Johnson.
Harold Larson.
Mr.. b. M. Lester.
Frank Meyer.
Mr.. Bierr Morris.
D. G. Riley
Mr.. Jno. T. Rosh.
Dick Simpson.
Mr.. Sam Shibly.
Ro.ln A. Strong.
Walter Thornton.
Mr.. John Westman.
Mr.. Gleason Williamson.
Mr.. l.. D. White.
Persons calling for letters In abov
list will please say they are advel
tised.
s. w. MooREHEAD,
Postmaster
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
Underwood is Candidate.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4--Formal
announcement of his candidacy to the
senate to succeed the late Senator
Johnston OF Alabama was made to-
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the indictment of persons alleged to
have participated in the conspiracy
by which Mrs. William Guggenheim-
VAIL obtained Decree said Hoyne,
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coe and Drake Tie.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 4.-coe
college, of which little was expected,
held Drake Varsity here today to a
% to 0 score and at times threatened
to score on the big fellows. Coe tried
two place kicks but missed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05

that carried the oval across the line
in the third quarter, gave Northwest
ern U clean cut victory over Lake
Forest, 10 to 0.
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Score 1903 points.

ATHENS, Oct. 1.-The seasons big
gest varsity gridiron score was piled
up this afternoon by U. Of Georgia
eleven when 1t scored 10S points to
Alabama Techs o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
Iowa state Wins.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Oct 4.-Iowa
State University's eleven tried out for
the first time this season against the
state teachers from Cedar Falls. win
ming as to 8. The teachers got field
goal early but after. that had no
chance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
Illinois Wins Easy Game.

CHAMPAIGN, H., Oct. AUST
plain football, devoid Of all sensational
plays, featured the game here today
Illinois defeated Kentucky, II to O.
Only five attempts at forward passes
were made. And only two of them
proved successful. Illinois played
strong on offense and kept the ball
we'll In Kentucky's territory during
most of the game. Rowe and Seneff
played stellar ball for Illinois while
the laurels went to Tuttle and Hark
for the Colonies. Substitutions in the
Illinois line were frequent. Illinois
made score in the first seven min
utes of play, Rowe kicked goal. The
crowd stood with barred heads when
the band played MY Old Kentucky
Home" Ensley, of Purdue, was UNI,
pire. and Pedeo. of Chicago, was ref
cree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
indiana LOSES
TO CHICAGO UNIV.
Straight Football Coupled With Dame
Fortune Wins First Game for
Maroon Eleven
Yesterday.
MAINE TIES YALE
MAINE TIES YALE
Yale and Harvard Fail to Make show.
Ing Predicted by Followers
Illinois Wins Hands Down
From Kentucky.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-straight football
working in harmony with Dame For.
tune enabled the University Of Chicago
to open the season and dedicate the
new concrete stadium with q
Il to victory. Ten thous.
and rooters saw the clash,
the first Of the season, and watched
President Harry Pratt Judson form.
ally turn over the renovated ampi
theatre to Coach Alonzo A. Stage, rep.
resenting the physical department
Then the crowd settled back and wit
messed game full Of fumbling and
flukey plays and almost totally lack
ing in exposition Of the new football
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
||ANTS CLOSE
SEASON AT HOME
- Last Game Of season on Polo
ert,nds and Capture Double
Header From
Phiilles.
7ANKEEs WIN THE GAME
Mat Pennant Winners In Ninth
inning RalIy-Naps Take First
In Double Header With
Browns.

united Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Oct. As q closer
or the National League season here,
khe champs Giants slugged their way
two-time victory over those erst-
rhile man-eating Phillies by the
cores Of u to Z and I to 8. New
York sarnered twenty-six hits In the
Two games. The score:
First game
philadelphia ............i.... . q
New York IL
Batteries: Brennan. Marshall and
Knlifer; Crandall, Meyers and Will
Son.
EMPIRES: KLEIN and Orth.
Second game
Philadelphia ..,........... q
New York ................. 8 2
Batteries: Alexander and Burns;
|Fromme and Mclean and Hartley.
Empires: Orth and KLEIN.
Cards Rout Reds.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. AFTER a
weeks rest, the tail-end Cards bonn
bardea the Red twirlers for thirteen
hits, winning II to 2. The score:
cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 6 6
st. Louis IL 13 D
Batteries: Packard and Blackburn;
Perritt and Snyder.
Umpires: Eason and Brennan.
Cubs Trim Pirates.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Three singles
and walk in the fourth inning gave
! the Cubs two runs and this after
moons game, to l. The Pirates Sc
cured their lone tally In the second
on two singles and a. double off
! Pierce. The score:
fItsDurSh AUTHORIZATIONS. o U
SACaso a..................
Batteries: Hendrix and Simon;
Pierce, Lavender and Archer.
4 Umpires O'Day and Emslie.
4 Maps Win First.
4 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 4.-The
j Maps took the first game OF their
double header today with the Browns
by score of 5 to 4, but the second
4 contest went to tie, neither scoring
IN eight innings and 1t was called &C
count OF darkness. Both Cullop and
Baumgardner we're hit freely in the
first game. Weilman and Mitchell In
the second, however. staged pitch
ers battle, allowing only FIVE hits
apiece. The score:
First game
d. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 4 10 2
oie'eland ..................i ..b ~
Batteries: Baumgardner and Ag-
new; Cullop and O'Neill.
Empires: Hildebrand and Sheridan.
Second game:
st Louis 5 3
eio'eidnu
batteries: Weilman and McAllister;
Mitchell and Carisch.
EMPIRES: Hildebrand and Sheridan
Yankees Beat Champs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 4.-By a
ninth inning rally featured by the
Wlldness of Pitcher Houck, the Yam
KEGS defeated the Athletics In the
mai league game Of the season, 1C
70 g. At the start OF the sixth inning
manager Mack replaced his regular
line up with an entirely new team
The score:
New York 10 8 1
fhhadelphia ................ 8 s
Batteries: Schultz, Pieh and Swee
hey; Houck and McAvoy.
Empires: Evans and Egan.
Tigers and Sox Divide.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct 4.-The Tig
ers and the White sox divided {
aouole header today The score:
First game:
Chicago B7!
Detroit a.................. ~
batteries: Benz. Cicotte, White ant
schalk; Dauss and Gibson.
umpires: oLoughlin and Ferguson
Second game:
Chicago
Detroit
batteries; Russell and Tasterly
Williams and Stanage.
:, umpires: Ferguson and O'Lough
Read The Gate City for lat
sporting news.
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Read The Gate City for late
Sporting news.
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purdue Defeats Wabash.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 4.-Purdue
played aggressive football against Wa
bash today and won 26 to O.
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Read The Gate City want ads.
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Lawrence Routed.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 4.-The way
Coach Juneas' football eleven tore up
Lawrence in the first game of the
season and trimmed them by the score
Of SIS to 7. made Wisconsin rooters
see hopes of another conference
championship. At the first the out
look was decidedly gloomy. Lawrence
recovered the ball in minute and in
four minutes had advanced to Wlscon-
sims IL yard line without meeting
any apparent resistance. A five PEN
atty put the Methodists back. From
then to the end of the game the visit
ors did not have chance. Twenty
nine players took part for the Badgers,
four men being used at left half back
Straight Football Wins.
EVANSTON. H.. Oct. 4.-strom-
berg's drop kick from the IL yard line
and an exhibition of straight football
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- I(ZP02RZZ7WE
|bpsya41A q NEWS n
RICH HARVEST
IN WORLD SERIES
CONTINUED from page 6.l

by the order that any players writing
or pretending to write for paper
will be penalized."
MoGraw, Mathewson and other
members OF the Giants are not worry.
Ing over the rule of the commission.
Thomson said this afternoon Off
cially he did not know anything about
the commissions order. He said he
had read the newspaper reports but
until the commission meets Monday
and shows its hand, matters will
stand pat.
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batteries; Russell and Easterly;
williams and Stanage.
umpires: Ferguson and o'Lough-
lin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
Maps Win First.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 4.-The
Maps took the first game OF their
double header today with the Browns
by score Of to 4, but the second
contest went to tie, neither scoring
IN eight innings and 1t was called &C
count OF darkness. Both Cullop and
Baumgardner we're hit freely in the
first game. Weilman and Mitchell in
the second, however. staged pitch
er's battle, allowing only FIVE hits
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Cards Rout Reds.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. AFTER a
weeks rest, the tail-end Cards bonn
bardea the Red twirlers for thirteen
hits, winning IL to 2. The score:
Cincinnati ..........l...... 2 6 6
st. Louis II 10
Batteries: Packard and Blackburn;
Perritt and Snyder.
Umpires: Eason and Brennan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23

which VIII romuto if from politics I
believe v" can have the advisory e. nj,
Wiftre ~ bankers clothed with trs
power of veto ln connection uIfb ia
management Of the reserve banks '
Attitude Changed.
Nr Reynolds was vRorouslv an
ri7ti'i and % moment later The atti-
% ~ fh" banker toward tho new
currency hIl fad apparently changed
from opposition fo willingness 10 conn.
prom. -.
r. y wade rf -. Louis. also urged
"a policy of Cancellation and sudorseu
cterffHInE Nr Reynolds said
= Barton Hepburn. 81 New YORK.
and other Speakers urged the adop
'ion az DO" sam" policy ia discussing
fhe measure.
Jaime. o. ror-an o. CHICAGO.
opened tle discussion hv iu|froduc.n.
H 500 of resolutions roiufiur out nuns.
'tu.. defects Iu fhs hIl ami ADVISING
thaf Congress Doe asked NOT fo pa..
u currency legislation az the pre-
ont "-.iOn uuf dieter action until a
now hUl drafted ry q commission
composed OF irpf,. rnfafivcs Of tho
rot"rnm"nt ho bankers and business
w"u of 600 lJ--cs appointed by fh-
National tlJmn'r az Commerce mad
h'"u .IV'n 900 orfortunit, to prepare
% new Quo rho resolutions we're o.
sri affpr .H't Rad l' on discussed
vrr" referred Cd tH, committee ON
rr%-oiufIous Cor consideration rre
omm.''e. Nl hrif its report IT,
IlH ,orf"r'rU. Tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
BRYAN ENDORSES
tcOrtinusd from Prs. Pare,

oV. referred h entire subject 10 the
democratic members of The iudiciarv.
committee or the House. and directad
then 70 bring in a bill AZ the next SOS
sion or Congress that would preysnt
ih~terlocking directorates ~ all kinds
Administration leaders tonight said
IN" large vote hat Imported tho In.
d"rwood motion and the hearty an
proNal that greeted Secrefary's r..
ans endorsement of the bill assured
the approval OF the complete Glass hill
with bur little change. There ram.in
several important amendments fn no.
considered. but II was declared rba,
he only important modification Womb
he a change to make il clear that ar
ricultural paper will be- given he
same credit as commercial or indus
trial paper.
The Bryan Letter.
The amendment over which IA. nrh-
~aGed throughout the day mad been %
Tered By Representative Neelv o.
anSss. n ~ the so-calIed -insur-
gent members Of the banking and
currency committee. r. was nor until
near III" close OF the session fhni
chairman Glass. after declaring tina,
president Wilson did not want such
an amendment Incorporated in the bill.
brought forth the Bryan letter. lie
also produced a letter addressed 70
him by Sampel Tnt-rmver. who was
counsel for IN" Pujo money trust com
m'ttee. saying he did not believe the
i~nterloCkinE directorate provision
should be in the currency bill. Oh.
%jecting members who had questioned
Mr.. Glass Interpretation 81 'he pre-'
dents attitude gave way before the
vigorous assertions OF SECRETARY Brv.
an and a vote quickly settled the ques
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
PRISONERS FIGHT
in COUNTY JAIL
Special Dispatch to III. InteIIireno.r.

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
STEU BENNILLE. o. Aug. ga
Ilsht ana ~stabbing sffray amongst the
prisoners IN the county fail which is
titled with murderers. rapists. burglars.
Nhlte -lavers. etc. took place on FRIDAY
at noon
Tho participants were Robert Brown.
IN JalI from Ankanna for househreaking.
ana Charles Gaffney. in Jail for white
slavery. The quarrel. after some words.
got violent when they hurled cuspidors
and truit Jars At each other with muir
dcrous earnestness.
As ~ progressed Brown. who had sue
ceeded IN getting a knife. mugcl into
MIN. used II on Gaffuey. cutting him ON
the arm and on the side before they
were separated by the sheriff. Murder
was Intended but ~ was prevented.
\ physician was called In and dressed
Gaffney's Gust
The cut On Gafney's arm Is not a deep
one. but the one IA the left side pene-
trated the lung cavity and missed the
heart. the latter being considered a seri-
Gus ono.
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MURDER In The
SECOND DEGREE

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va Aug. %
James Starr was found guilty OF muir
der in the second degree for the kill
ing OF Bid Chaffin at Nolan in MingO
county. by a jury in :he criminal court
of Mingo county az Williamson TO-DAY.
verdict carries n sentence of from
five TO eighteen years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
THE KITCHEN

one siN-holr House Il Hermann Gas en- coal Sfov.
' 'IIii'i" Witu JOINTS aud elbow. Kitchen cabinet Two
,hh 'htiI~. -Four Yards Floor pif.Iotr. Dr. each Wasb
t'"lrl. W I~h BOARD. Clothes Horse. Set SAT Irons. Iron
'g fo!fd. 'al1 aui1r'i Was Tub. One taIt erameD y
rtfIi. ti"fur4 tf'~".1" k"ff.o. touee fot. Tea Pot. Br
-. ran. S'nCe k'it!', Water Bucket. Tea Kettle. cake
J. Hfhri soup i@il'. Fasting spoon. Jelly Mould. Skillet
'ffttl Liable. SN Assorted sizes Enamel sauce Pm
ft'. Two Enamel Breed Pans. Two Enamel pt. pane
'r- N-uuir Biscuit Tray. Japan Flour Holder. each Lanai
= pr '". Tea and SuE.~ Holders Iapau Brea.i ROY.
iir"pfu. Tust~t'r, EGe I'atcT. Struiuer. s-fu-1 To05 Crnn-
lri. Cork screw. 'y"N~ Fork. Prater. can opener; Po-
itf' AA~l"t. Toe l'.k pick" TonES PAIRING Knife.
l'ui"H". Nnlf". I"v"l Holder. 'I"tncS Basket. Two
S'Iu" h'Hst's. T"" ir~dd Knives. SIX Brown stone
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since Tho regular session M co,-
LII htgiu September Is the deputies he
lhat The calling Of a special session
OFFICIALS Of the republic mr.. ,aLt,u
Zen interest ia tire developmsnts -
washington affecting Mexico "
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Jones Obsedufas

The remains OF Mrs. sarah Mct'rum
.'' o.. whose cSk occurred IN san
Francisco. arrived o. this city ThurSduN
evening and WEI" taken 20 the Neudsl
! nd"rtaktrg Tarior~. Funeral services
W"r" h"id Nesetruty morning at fr
O'Clock and iutermcut was made priya.f-
~ ~ Greenwood cemetery.
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Ullom Eunaral.

Funeral services over the remains a'
the Lat" Robert llom. whose death .e-
CURED at l.audiSbgrc THURSDAY. nu-l Dr..
w"S struck iy a train. viii o. -ucld from
tho Dallas VI. T. church Suuday moru.ue
th' % o'clock. fr.rrm.ut Viii he fra..
"a the Dallas cemcctty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
Up-to-D Date, Elegant
DINING ROOM

one Ma~~iv" Solid oak nueIv polished side
t"''r' az Hun"t. velvet lined cutlery Drawers:
~iN Latter seat oak Chairs. bue t-io,.t H,,td
rNt'il|"n TABLE. on china closet prr fU"-uie.e
80 80 'iat"u llnHer Set. one Brussels Room,
'NA -iN' 'NI- ieci. TWO pairs \otuugf 4g I...
VIZ" -. Nv" NiH':nW SlHae~-auy color ,nl d.
re NO ltrr". pretty. classic Pt,fu-.s ~.
Hi"~S FfHit Howl. one Fruit Dish. with So -.,-
S'i-. one Glass water Pitcher ana sly Tuub,,.
Di' PAR S'Lt and Pepper SN each Kniy,- Fo-Es
] "a anu Tablespoons, one Glass sugar ana C-c,m
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HUERTA
tcontiuusd from First Paxe.)

nOnrs cornition Of the United states -
pointed {" hN the diplomats as likely
70 continue uending a more respectful
posalS. II IL learned also from auth
"ritattNe sources that the Hu-rta gu.-
rnnen IS racing a m%uiiuous army. di~-
coming for weeks.
LONDON. Aug .s.-rba Saturday p.
View In "A leading ar'icie to-day, satage-
Is attacks President wilson's Nievican
pplicy. ~ SAYS President Wilson. "uu
consciously ~ playing tn egaiue ~ those
in the United states who want control
OF Mexican policies IN order To fili their
own pockets
Concluding. the article saws
lie wishes :" rl1uE" ms own couu-
iry into a war thtt would Last for years.
drive Mexico back INT" anarchy and PLAY
'" ".T" or his own political .mi
he Will continue mis- present policy and
's 60 "r'-n u""u ~" ltl'rtt regime
Madero's Friend Shot.
Mr-Ni.b CITY. AK deputy
KuIdrS MiurcI was shot 20 death TO-
night 10y federal soldiers near A%'zrarot-
zalcu. e suh.rh OF tr- capital Mtur.I
was a friend Of the late President Nft-
dor" and recently was sIui.,tesd fo am
inEe~tiEdtluu "u . charge "l sediti"r.
The explanation "t the shooting as.
given tv On" local newspapers is that e
detachment OF soldiers came .fur Man
gel on the road aui that Ntang.I single,
handed, attacked th" soldiers with
stones. The soldiers. the new fap.r-.
sty. found 10 necessary To- fire iu SELF
defense ami NIauEeI VA kilIed - IS
added by tine new ~paT-fS that NAngrl
must h1t- been insane
May Cali Extra Session
MEN I'p CIV. Aug tn. lds!-a.
h.Itv ~ calling Ju extra session ar
congress 60 deal with 'l- situation
gr"wirE o4t "f the r-eprcSertatIous ct
Pr'Si"euf WILSON 2" President Husrfa
We discussed to-day by tn. permanent
committee 't CONGRESS
= proposed amendment 90 q resolution
20 call gu extra session GrotlEltatei a
debate III amendment favored irving
FOR -"fiit;uu o." irtruc GERS OF ne reso-
I.'. ,r.
NHathsr amendment providing that
fNF f4r- asUt report 20 tine committee
tho nature ~ tho negotiations with tie
D. IItst states government. was Offered
l' Nrr 81 Nal" I4Vcrs. Failure to Ia~S
ms resolution under &C. suspension OF the
rules resulted 800 if~ being referred Co
Dumftf"". which viii boo .raiie 90 re
port before next F-iIst ~ session. ana
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A Mighty Fine
BED ROOM

one handsome RrassBed hat s guaranteed
i"' q" tarnis., one i've drawer Mahogany
q ''"rier. ON" iuN Gla~s Mahogany B-e--
ser. one Rocker. one heavy Felt Mattress.
ON" Lars" comfort Du" extra strong steel Spring
orr" r9f a"'i Feather Pillow ono pair good
Pillow cases TWO fuif size Wlite Sloets. one
w h'" Quit on" Irett. floral design Brussels
i3r-s..e :Ni-. Two PAIR. Lace Curtains. Two
window Shates-anv color. TWO Pictures.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-07

turero y en- cargos p1blicos por el ocu-
pados en- ell Estado de New York.
William B. Wilson, secretario del
Trabajo Mr.. Wilson naci6 en- Escocia
en- ell ano 1862 Fue electo miembro del
Congreso por ell partido dem6crata CO.
mo representante por ell Estado de
Pennsy lvania. Durante varios amos ha
estado relacionado con la labor dlevada
a cabo en- favor de las classes obreras;
haIbiendo, desde temprana edad, toma-
do parte activa en- los asuntos de aso-
ciaciones y uniones ,obreras. Por espa-
clio de alg1n tempo fu6 secretario de
la Union de Trabajadores de minas de
America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-07
Mario "a, 1913.-Lunes.

Mario "a, 1913.-Lunes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Isabelle Carrillo. Escal. 10. grado.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Francisco Alicea. Violaci6n
Mario 25, 1913.-Martes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Francisco Torres. Escal. 10. grado.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Julian Calderon. Hurto mayor.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Cayetano Sanchez Abuse de CONTAIN
"a.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Julio Liciaga. Sub-siguiente de esca-
lamiento
Mario 26, 1913.-Miercoles
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Juan Gonzalez Abuse de confanza.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Felix Baez Escalamiento 10. grado.
Mario 27, 1913.-Jueves.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Francisco Ruiz Sanchez. Atentado a la
vida.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.
Manuel Vizcarrondo Atentado q la
vida
Mario %, 1913. Viernes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico. vs.
Rodolfo Gonzalez. Abuse de confanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-07

Mario IA, 1913.-Viernes.
Eel Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Antonio Lopez del Vale Atentado
la vida.
Mario II, 1913-Lunes
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Juan Santana (a) Piza. HON. volunta-
rio.
Mario Is, 1913-Martes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Bartolome Rossy. Falsifcaci6n.
Mario 19, 1913.-Miercoles
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Felix MADEIRA. Abuse de confanza.
Mario 20, 1913.-Jueves.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Felipe Sevilla. Atentado la vida.
Mario 81, 1913.-Viernes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, VS.
Manuel de JESUS Rodriguez Escal. 10.
grado.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vs.
Jose Vazquez. Hurto mayor.