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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-18
Cannot be Exserminated.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-More than
500 delegates and about 2, 200 lay visi-
tors were present at the opening ses.
sion Of the National Boil Weevil and
Cotton Convention to-day.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson de-.
livered the principal address of the
day. He stated that he had come to
Texas more than q week ago TO look
into the cotton situation. He did not
hesitate to call attention to the defec.
tive methods of Texas farming, as he
had observed them, and to state that
under them all the money in the Unit
ed States Treasury could not extar.
inmate the boil weevil pest. He ad-
vooated better cultural methods-par.
ticularly deep blowing.
The United States Government, Sec
retary Wilson said, had spent this
year more than 800, 900 in Texas to
help the:sfarmers. He declared that
the boll-weevilE' pest cannot be exter-
minated.
"You are here to-day" he said, Sin
tho interest Of the cotton crop Of the
United States. AS far as my o6serva-
ton and information 60, we cannot ex.
terminate the boll-weevil pest. And
you cannot keep it this side Of the
Sabino and the Mississippi rivers,
either. 1t is going aoross."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-18

Women don't think mueh Of .
doctor unless ne has . dozen different
shades OF pills in stock.
A sack Of -four aud 8 barrel Of.
potatoes will convert . poor family.
quicker than . carload Of gospel tracts.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-18
: E'OVv|ee : G y G. H'hhSS hhS

When the butter butter Won won't {
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them, SCOTS Emul.
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared tor delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is SO perfectly adapted
70 their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
ment.
FC<.-7 We will send You
- 1Ay the penny. 4. e., q
S sampler free.
MHNTEHW}l j Bc sure that this picture 10
! S&xX2SS8{&fH9 tho form Of label Is on the
AESf3,f4&@N4Sls wrapper Of every bottle Of
II M%SasH VW4 Eruulsion yop buy.
Ya sA SCOTT e BOVINE,
q skS sad & ii Chemists, M
\ 400l Pearl Str Ny.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-18

70 Care Cold le oss Day
Take Laxative Bromc Quiuine Tablets.
All drusgists refund tho money IL It
fails to cure. e. w. Groves sigma
turo is on each box. Price 2to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

Terminada la hue!ga de los obreros
agr1colaS en- Cordova, Sc han restable-
cido en- aquella provincial las garantfas
constitucionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08
AqVAeHlos gemeraEes....

Los generates parece que dan mu-
cho gusto en- America.
De Bogota han cablegra6ado al "New
York Herald" de Paris. que entire los
candidates q la presidencia de la Rep6 =
blica de Colombia hay siete generates:
General Reyes.
General Perdoma.
General Gaucha.
General Fernandez.
General Gonzalez.
Y otros dos, cuyos nombres no re-
cuerdo, que bien pueden ser el general
Pinto de la Paloma y ell general Luce
70 del Alba.
Son admirables y muv curtOSOS. Por-
que 10 mejor decretan:
"Prohibo a mis- adversarios pol1ticos
circular por las. Gales, desde las siete de
la tarde. Al que infrinja este decreto
Sc le ftsilara y Sc le begard cGndela
CON petroleo."
Y hay grtos de la plebe, y sef1oritas
que Sc lanzan de cabeza a los lagos, 7
Sc vive ALI en- continue descarga.
va Sc los diran de misas los sef1ores
BoNAFoUx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

tantes han consistido en- la ley creando
las rentas, que al principle ft1e viva
mente hostiIizada por los propietaries
rurales Sobre quienes recaia el mayor
peso dc los impuestos, pero ell acta paso
y hoy merece la aprobacion general:
la organization de las escuelas, siguien-
do las leyes que rigen sobre ese punto
importante en- varios de los EStados
norteamericanoS.
Han sido creadas Juntas de Tnstruc-
ci6n en- toda la Isla. La Municipalidad
cede un tanto por ciento de suS entra-
das a la fomentacion de las escuelas
que han sido instaladas en- todoS los
centroS importanteS Gu medic de una
atmoSfera favorable enthusiastic. Ade-
mas Sc han concedido becaS especiales
a cuarenta jovenes de ambos sexos para
trasladarse a los Estados Unidos y
aprender algunoS ramos provechosos
para las industrias de la Isla.
Sc han organizado tambien 1eyes de
salubridad p1blica: asilos para ciegos E
indigentes. Sc han dedicado sumas para
un mapa fotogrAfico de la Isla: para
comprar terrenos destinados expert
mentos agr1colas y rltimamente deere
taSe la suma de 10000 pora la repre-
sentaci6n de Puerto Rico en- Ia ExpoSi-
ci6n de San Luis.
Pero la parte mas importante de la
obra americana consistira en- los lazos
de una sincera union entire los nativos
y los norte americanos, aportando los
primeros sus dotes de inteligencia y
viveza de imagination, su generosidad,
sus fervidos entusiasmos, y los segundos
Sis conocimientos practicos, su per>e-
verancia, Su razonada ambicion, for
mando tai conjunro la obra de asimi-
laclon que es Ia base de Ia homogenei-
dad de las naciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

Sc ha celebrado la Inauguration del
segundo Congreso International de Ia
prenSa m6dica, presidiendo la session de
aper.ura ell Minlstro de Instruction PIT
bIica, sefIor Allende Salazar.
FL acto result6 muy solemne, y des-
pueS de haber dado I'll Ministro de ms
trucci6n P1bi1ca en- nombre del Gobier-
no la bienvenida a los congresiStas, Sc
pronunciaron varioS discursos, f1guran-
do entire los oradores Ell doctor don Juan
Santos Fern andez, quien .dirigio a la
clase medica espafiola TN expressive sa-
Judo en- nombre de los medicos de Cuba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08
NOta del d1a

Por una intervi1 que celebro
aver uno de los redactores del
BoLET1N, con ell Alcalde de esta
ciudad, hemos podido conocer
algunos datos importantes acer-
ca de los ingresos municlpales,
de 10 cual nos ocuparemos mas
adelante, con la calma y juicio
que requieren estos asuntos.
Ell proyecto de presupuesto Sc
halla ahora a punto de discu-
sion, aunque segun Sc desprende
de las declaraciOnes del Alcalde,
el presupuesto Sc ha hecho to-
mando en- cuenta, en- algunos
puntos, el parecer de los conce-
jales. va POGO tendra que CO.
rregir en- el proyecto de presu-
puesto sometido a su considera-
cion los padres del pueblo, quie.
nes, por otra parte, no parecen
muy alcionados a esta clase de
estudios. A 10 menos asf 10 han
demostrado, no asistiendo NADIA
mas que seis de los que compo-
men ell concejo, a la invitacion
que les hiciera ell. Alcalde, para
tratar en- privado, antes de ser
lanzado al pdblico el presupues-
to municipal, que sin grandes
enmiendas y reformas quedara
VICENTE para el aflo economico
entrante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

Sc ha verifcado en- Ia Association de
la Prensa una velada en- homer de los
miembros del Congreso International de
la PrenSa medica.
En- ella tomaron parte los notables
escritores Vital Aza, Felipe Perez y
Gonzalez, Ricardo de la Vega, Lopez
Silva, Carlos Luis de Cuenca y Fernan-
dez Shaw, quienes leyeron composicio-
nes suyas y de otros poetas de Espafia
como mueStra de la literature nscional.
EI cuarteto que dirige Frances inter-
preto la tiltima obra de Chap1, e1 tan
aplaudido cuarteto que puede ser mues-
ira valioSa do la mtsica espafiola con-
temporanea.
Tambien Sc interpret6 una obra del
insigne Breton.
El maestro Chueca ha dedo a como
Ger al piano algunas de sus genufnas y
siempre celebradas composiciones.
Y, por t1ltimo los reputados artistas
Tabuyo y Vidal dieron a conocer can
clones espafIolas.'
Tambien concurrieron q Ia velada ar.
tistas de Galicia y Andalucfa para in
terpretar la m1sica carac.er1stica de Sis
respectivas regiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08
DON PEDRO.
E5,S:PANNA
ULTIMO CORREO

El Almirante Valcarcel-El Congreso
international de Medicina-Fu Fuelga
terminada--Trabajos cientf6cos en-
honor de EspafIa-Una velada-
La pila de Santc Domingo.
p Ha fallecido ell Almirante de la Ar
mada. don Carlos Valcarcel.
Sc ha dispuesto que Sc le tributen. los
honores militares, no obstante hallarse
la Corte en- Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

La pila en- que Sc bautiza los Prin-
cipes Infantes de Espafia, es la mis-
ma, en- que recibio el sacramento
Santo Domingo de Guzman, pila de
piedra encerrada en- otra de plata que
Sc guarda en- ell Real Monasterio de
mon jas que fund6 en- Madrid ell Santo
Patriarca, V que estuvo establecido has
ia Ell afIo 1870. en- que fue derribado, en-
la cuesta de Santo Domingo; y desde
aquella eu las altu1as de Ia castellana.
In los bautizos de Principles Infan-
tes 1leva en- brazos a S. A. la camarera
mayor. La marquesa de Povar desem-
peflo estas funciones cuando fueron bau-
tizados el Rey Alfonso XII y la infan-
ia Isabel; Ia marquesa de Santa C.uz
cuando fueron bautizados Ia Princesa
de Asturias Y Ia Infanta dofia Maria
Teresa, y la duquesa de Medina de las
Torres cuando Sc administro el Sacra-
mento 4 don Alfonso XIII.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

Son muy satisfactorios para ell sefior
Santos Fernandez los concentrates con
que la prensa juzga Ell discurso que ha
pronunciado en- la Inauguration del Con.
greso International de Medicina.
FL senior Santos Fernandez hizo men
cion en- su discurso de que sus estudios
los habfa verjfcado en- Madrid ex-
pres6 el amor que debe haber entire Gu
ba = Espafia empleando para clio ter
minoS muy sentidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08
Manuel Barros Pena.

Hasta aquf nuestro inteligente cola
borador sefior Barros, quien va ha dado
buera muestra de sus conocimientos y
sinceridad en-. las columnas de nuestro
diario.
Un solo peri6dico (EkAguila, de Pom
ce) ha reproducido los artieulos de'nues
tro colaborador.
Y ptlesto que Sc tratS de TN asunto
de interes general, esperamos que los
periodicos apoyen q un extranjero que
generosamente trabaja por Ia prosperi-
dad de este pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08
TRIBUNAL De DEsTRITo
CIVIL.
SENALAMIENTOS

Dia 9, Juicio ora1 del declaratiyo, es.
tablecido por dora Carmen Turult, con
lose Garcia Donia, sobre divorcio. Abo-
gado; Torres Monge.
Iticio oral. Pleito entire Romualdo
Rodriguez Mr.. Herbert r. Smith,
sobre propiedad de TN terreno en- San
turce: Abogados: Ginorio y Smith.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

lie Temps" de Paris publica trozos
de una interesante obra que acaba de
dar a luz en- lengua sueca el captain
Wester, bajo.el tftulo de "La campaha
de Santiago en- 1885,"
81 sehor Wester, captain de Estado
Mayor del ejercito sueco, siguio las
operaciones de Santiago de Cuba como
agregado militar, y ha hecho un estu-
dio historico de las mismas con exacti-
tud unprecedented, poniendo de relie-
We Ia heroicidad de nnestro ejerc1to ante
la tuerza del n1mero y del arnamento
americano s--~-. ,,s1>
Esa dolgrosa pagina de. nuestra his
toria estapresentada con detalles tragi-
cos que-fonranfal ejercito espalol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

Otro de los puntos trascenden-
tales que deseabamos conocer
de los labios del prop1o Sr TODD,
es el que Sc reiere a las paten-
tes municipales que, por 10 Wis
to, han de subsistir.
Ell nuevo Alcalde llarno, CO.
mo oportunamente dijimos, a los
presidentes de la Camara de Co.
mercio y de la Liga de details.
tas, para decirles que a pesar de
sus esfuerzos en- Contrario, Sc We
en- la necesidad de sostener las
patentes municipales. como uni
co recurso que lie resta para Gu
brir el deficit que tendria la cor
p@raci0n sin los mencionadOs
ingresos.
va decfamos nosotros hace al
gunos d1as, al tratar de este mis-
mo asunto, que una comision de
la Camara de COmercio invitada
por el Sr Todd habia examina-
do los preSupuestOs, encontrando
que la economic bastante bien
informada ser7fa de base al
mencionado trabajo.
Cast resignados, 8 resignados
! por' complete, los senores que
componfa la .co1nision de1-orga-
n1smo comercial, no prote3taron
de que. .siguiese ,~fgurando como
legal y necesaria la partida de
1900 dollars de ingresos en- e1
concepto va mencionado.
Nosotros, sin embargo, hemos
insistido, y aver uno de nues
tros redactores fue a conferen-
ciar con ell Alcalde acerca de
este mismo.
En- otra parte damos cuenta
del resultado de la conferencia
que no fue 10 satisfactoria que
hubiesemos deseado, pero que
pone de relieve los buenos pro
positos del Sr Todd y las condi
clones administrative que in
dudablemente posee.
Para hacer Ell reparto de las
patentes Sc llamara a las mis-,
mas comisiones cuyo concursc
fue solicitado para la formation
del presupuesto.
Asi, por 10 menos, habra equi
dad en- el reparto; de la cua
seg1n parece, Sc estuvo en- com
pleto divorcio al hacer el ante
TiOr. ~
ESQ 81 no Sc consigue la tota
desaparicion de las patentes, de
10 que no desconhamos aln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08
Tai como viene
ITiene. razon este hombre9
EI tempo 10 dfra

Otro corresponsal envfa notas para
este diario desde los Estados Unidos.
CopiamoS suS conceptoS sin comen-
tarioS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-08

La prensa en- general habla con elo-
gio de los trabajos sometidos al examen
del CongreSo International de Medici-
ma que Sc ha celebrado en- Madrid, por
el PreSidente de la Academia de Cien-
cias de la Habana, doctor don Juan San
tos Fernandez.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
CONTRACTOR TO BE SUED
Government Wants to RecoUer $780, :
900 from Man Who Carried Mails.

Washington. July 29.-The government will insti-
tute proceedings against w. NJ. Weghel a
postal contractor. and the Fidelity and Deposit
Company. Of Baltimore. for approximately $200 OO0
which the Postof7ce Department has been com
PEELED to eXpend above the amount of a contract
Tor carrying the mails in wagons in New York
City The contract given to Weighed two
years ago for term of four years S2SS 900, and
within a year he informed the department that he
could not continue it account Of his health. He
then went West. The Baltimore company went on
his bond for s525,ooo Weighed allowed to desig
nate the New-York Mail Transportation Company
this company s2s0.OOO year Owing to fines and
penalties for service not up to the contract. he
declined continue, but finally agreed to keep up
the service until the end OF this month. The new
contract is for $500 year. and the end of two
years from July last. suit will be instituted for
the recovery OF the difference between this amount
and the original contract figure OF s23S 0OO
The troubles of the contractor caused recent
hurried trip OF Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Shallenberger to New-York TO review the sit
uation and four bids finally secured. The
contract was awarded yesterday TO George e.
Travis. the lowest bidder He viii begin the ser
vice TO fill the unexpired term of month less than
two years. August l. John M Masten. superin-
tendent Of the railway mail service. had been IN
the service, which is said to have been badly de-
moralized.
Baltimore July 29.-Vice-P President Whelan. Of the
Fidelity and Deposit Company said to-day that the
$3.50 contract in the name of w. III. Weighed was
really for the benefit of wealthy residents of
San Francisco who have indemnihed the Baltimore
company for any loss which may result he also
said that whatever the the loss IS IL will fa on the
contractors, and that the Fidelity and Deposit
Company will only be nominal party to the trans
New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington July 2e.-The following army ant
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

Major GEORGE L ANDERso artIlsTy & @ SoTps detailed
member OF examining oo9Go + a OF I fO0e qpT1hs 4I
artillery corps.
% GER9L RTo feDsment Of csoras sff2as!
Teievin- Lieutenant Colonel John Nee Hyde. deputy
quartermaster general
CAPTAINS EDWARD E. GAYLE snd HAMILTON
ROWAN artillery corps TO Fort Monroe for exam
i1stion for promotion.
Captain aAIq0 e Tos sssisaas Psaf.r surgeon from
C0ntIaSI Sorfh m home for annulment of contract
Contract Surgeon HALsEY L WOOD from m
-,,+rsct surgeon WALLACE E, sABIN from Fort
apache Vancouver barracks
captain ALEXANDER E WILLIAMS from Company F
TO K, 20 Infantry.
CAPTAIN HARRY h BANDHoLTz from Company K TO
7.,,rsrneat Of Brigadier General CHARLES A WOOD
RI-FF' is announced.
Second Lieutenant ALBERT Il STEVENS rom 0So 10
18Th Cumpan&. coast artillery
sscor5 I5euterant EDWIN C LONG from 18th TO o5d
oo 1a.nsnant THOMAS L sHERBURNE assigned
s.oo9d Lieutenant THOMAS H. cTNNINGHAM. sth sa
Cavalry. from general h0SP''A' f'O'
troop NAVY.
,---,srd.r W p. POTTER. TO Navy Department
Lac ulsiIsHt ssits District: to BarbertOn' Ohio
Lieutenant Commander ?. a ELDElD1h' oe'Ache0
,1eBteaant Commander A F. FEcHTELER' to Union
- Iron Works san Francisco. s....
Lieutenant 10 Newport News shPbuildlng Company
, ee.y "'en oommanGer E. J. DORM detached Wabash;
r,.,s,snt W M FALCoNER TO charge recruiting party
,,s,5sn.O, ! J. RYAN detached charge recruiting
party No. 8. 10 Columbia ,r,.
rsent4nant " f II FIELD, 70 Illinois
11eafenant Il H HoUGH. detached cugoa' to naval
Lie I5SsI3itsl bospital. New-York -,
Lieutenant T. e Naval ), AEIa Acadsmy
legs: % p.vTaaster -Dn-s c. A HOLMES to Yankton
cbsnls,p A. w STONE. 10 Constellation
New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
BOLTE CHARGES HEARD.
assistant Corporation Counsel Got
No Notice of Decision.

Hearing on the charges against Justice Bolte. Of
the Municipal Court. asking for his removal.
continued yesterday.
Arthur c. Cosby assistant corporation coun-
sci. testified that he had tried cases in the Second
District Court for entertainments Broadway.
Il in charge of the case against Alfred
Seaton, jr, Alfred Conkling and Edward Lorilard
for violation Of corpora ton ordinances in obstruct-
ing the sidewalk al No. 296 Broadway" he said.
The was heard before Justice Bolte Aaron
Morris acting for the defence. The not
decided Immediately. but judgment was rendered
for the defence. This after I had drawn up
a brief, but found entered for the defence.
It in January that I went TO look up the court
record. having heard nothing from the court, and
found. in January. 1903 that the decision had been
entered for the defence early in December 1902
I told Justice Bolte that I surprised to find
a decision entered. as the twenty days for appeal
had expired and the city bound with no re-
dress. Justice Bolte haG stated that he had rem
dered the decision for the defendants because own
ership was not proved. so took the case into the
He had not prepared evidence of ownership in the
case because he had looked up the records in the
Clerks and Registers Ofce for satisfactory da
He admitted that ne had not called the attention
a concession of ownership. and that he had not
thought again of this concession.
Jacob Burnstone called to give testimony IN
the case OF Jalumste1n agt: hransrnah, IN "hlch
ibid you object Nr. Burnstone,'' asked Mr.
Yes, l told Justice Boite that Levine should not
be there, because he was not en- attorney. The
judge said, Go on with the case.
Was there any remark from Justice Bolte?
Bote said to to Mr. Levine. SHAH / make it a half
action was for s175 and the Judgment for $50"
Adjournment taken until this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
SHOCK FELT 90 NILES.
Tidal WaUe an Merrimac RiUer-
Passengers See Explosion.

Boston, July 29-Persons coming TO Boston
on the 9:57 a. m. train from Lowell were eye
witnesses of the explosion at the United States
Cartridge Company's plant at Lowell this morn
ing. The accident happened just as the train
was passing the works, the tracks Of the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad being about third of
a mile away. To those in the train there seemed
to be two distinct conclusions. The air in the
direction of the cartridge companys works
was filed with a white smoke like that from
burning powder and debris was seen flying in
all directions. The speed of the train permitted
only momentary glimpse. but it was apparent
to those on the train that an explosion Of great
magnitude had occurred.
A. W. Sulloway. director Of the Boston and
Maine Railroad. was a passenger on the train.
Mr.. SuIloway says that the conclusion was so
great as to lift the wheels from the rails. and
it seemed If the would turn over. The
train righted ITSELF however. and sustained no
injury from the shock.
The detonations were heard large por-
ton Of Eastern Massachusetts, Towns twenty
five miles distant reported having distinctly
heard them. In Andover, Tewksbury. Biler-
lea and other places glass was broken. and ac-
cording to a dispatch from Lynn slight dam
age to windows done IN that city. which is
twenty miles away
AT Lawrence plate glass windows were shat
tered in all parts Of the city. The Falls bridge
over the Merrimac River was perceptibly
shaken and what appeared TO be a tidal wave
swept down the river soon after the explosion.
In Wakefield great fright was caused to the
Inhabitants. Employees at the various factories
rushed into the streets under the belief that the
buildings in which they were working had been
blown up. The roar Of the explosion was so
great that many OF the people refused to be
pacifed and would not return 10 work. The
general impression was that an earthquake had
occurred. Windows were broken throughout
the town harness maker was thrown from
his seat TO the floor by the concussion-
Haverhill, too was a sufferer from the explo-
sion Considerable alarm in many sections re-
suited. besides actual damage to many build
ings by reason of the conclusion. Persons look
ing toward the west saw great cloud OF white
smoke and dust arise over the hills Of Methuen,
and quickly surmised that an explosion had oc-
Cured in that direction.
The shock Of the explosion was generally felt