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New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MINUS ARM, HE USES HIS TOES.
Boston Shoemaker Plays Violin and Writes
Name with His Foot.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

f2oston. July 11-Patrlck Cavanaugh a resi-
dent Of City Point. South Boston. has learned
70 bring pleasure and profit out of misfortune.
and though minus an arm is to-day more dex-
terous than many men who have all their limbs
IN use He is shoemaker by trade. and after
he lost his right arm in an accident he learned
70 use his toes, obtaining such remarkable con-
troll over them that he is able TO play violin
With them. using .he first two toes of his right
foot 70 hold the bow He can also write his
nare in this unusual manner better than the
average writer can with the hand. He is an In
ventor. also. the well known auto arch. belns
80, seli'o S,,ct of his active brain. and he is an
% aiie - Of race suicide having eight rosy checked
~ 'iidy.en-four boys and four girls Not con-
tIerDs Itil1 I" any one for the old mems champion
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MARTIAL Law At TTFLIS.
City Reported Quiet. but Province
GreatIu Il Agitated.

Tifis. July 1.-THE streets and squares are
occupied by troops, but the city has been quiet
since the proclamation of martial law The
Official Gazette has resumed publication.
The situation all through the Caucasus con-
tinues critical The people are in a great state
of agitation.
Several persons have been arrested in whose
lodgings many bombs found. Bombs have
also been found in the quarters of an employee
at the arsenal here.
Batoum. July 11--Business here is at a stand
still The shops and banks. with the exception
of the Imperial Bank. are closed.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
FACED DEATH FOR DOLL.
Patrolman Saues Child Seeking to
Rescue Toy from Car.

IN trying 10 reach her doll, which she had let
fall in the path Of a northbound surface car in
olh-aye-, at I7th-sL, yesterday, three-year-old
Mildred Dolan Of No 242 West 17th-st.. was
nearly killed
Patrolman A. n. Levin. Of the West 20th-st
station, standing on the front platform OF the
cor. leaped on 10 the fender, catching up the
tAlic Just IN time. The TWO were tossed off the
atAeer Ly The motion OF the Both were
AGAINST struck by the fender. but neither was
tl!ured, beyond a few bruises on the officers
arm. The doll was lost
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SENATOR ELKIEs GETS COAL OPTIONS.
Plans Railroad to Connect Property with
West Virginia Central.

baltimore. July 1I-Senator EIkins OF West
virginia, has obtained options from the Mer-
O'@his Coal Company. Of Baltimore 1900
~Niss q coal land in Preston County, ". Va.
ar. Elkins has large coal interests around
s@gts9ntown and contemplates construction Of
lal4ipaa line through the Preston County
f'peilles 70 Belington, where connection will
mice with the Goulds' West Virginia Cen
- - Hailroad. such route would also con-
- - With the Chesap peake and Ohio and give
- coal products outlet over that system
d Ne4 as over the Wabash. Senator Elkins
W.. .sr9aDly the largest individual holder OF
'1 virginia coal lands
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
OLD PROMISE KEPT.
President Remembers Pledge of FiUe
Years Ago.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIHUN

Denver, July 11.-Although made nearly five years
ago, President Roosevelt did not forget a promise
he gave to Michael White. an engineer on the
Union Pacific and White now has the opportunity
of accepting a government place offered him.
When Mr. Roosevelt was in Colorado during the
campaign of 1900 White assigned to the Roose
Welt special and hauled the candidate his first
trip in the State. At the close of this trip Mr.
Roosevelt told the engineer that If he ever desired
a government place 1t would be his for the
asking White remembered the promise, but did
not seek its fulflment until few weeks ago, when
his request promptly and favorably answered
by the President
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
BOY SHOT By HUNTERS
Mistaken for q Deer While Gather
ing BLackberries IN Forest.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

Ogdensburg, n. Y, July 11.-Phillip Peternelle,
the eight-year-old of Lomi Peternelle. of
Dandy was mistaken for a deer in the forest
near Dandy yesterday by hunters and fatally
shot. The boy in the woods gathering ber-
ries. His parents. who live near the scene of
the shooting. attracted by the shot. They
found their still alive. but unable to speak.
He died before a doctor could arrive. The ply
sican found nine buckshot in the boys body,
OF which entered just under the right ear.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
FLEET READY TO MUTlNY.
SHIPS HELD At KUSTENJI.
Russian Sailors Indignant at Treat
ment of Mutineers.

Kustenji. Rumania, July 1.-THE Russian
squadron seems TO be delayed here. owing to the
fear that another mutiny will break out IL the
vessels put to
The fact that ffty-five sailors from the Kniaz
Potemkine who surrendered have been frnprts-
oned on board the different vessels OF the squad
ron awaiting trial for rebellion. has caused in
tense indignation among the crews
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SOLD WIFE FOR BOTTLE OF BEER.
Valued at That Price by Husband After
Short Married Life.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE l

Colorado Springs, July n-After brief courtship
lasting only one month, ]. w. Bafford of Fountain
a town twenty miles south of here put his wife
I'D at public auction and sold her for a bottle of
beer and then actually tried to make delivery the
purchaser.
This is the unusual charge contained in a com
plaint filed in the court to-day in an action for
divorce brought by Martha f. Bafford. The couple
were married at Fountain August 80 1904 and
the auction sale occurred September 49, The grounds
alleged are cruelty
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MORE RIOTS At W4RSAW.
Tzcenty Persons Killed or WOURded
Shooting at ByelOStOk.

Warsaw July 11.-Three bloody encounters
between troops and striking shoc-aakers. II
which about twenty persons We're killed
wounded occurred to-day. The strikers were
marching through the city from house To house.
demanding lower rents. Many proprietOrs out OF
fear complied with the demands of the strikers.
ByelOstOk, July 11.-COssacks to-day dispersed
crowds in the streets. Some shots were fired.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
GERMAN MINERS STILL ENTOMBED.
No Hope of Saving the Thirty-nine Men Cut
OFF by Fire.

Dortmrnd, Prussia. July 11.-Enorts to
rescue the thirty-nine men who were cut Off
By the fire in the Borussia coal mine yesterday
have been without success
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SAYS PRESIDENT IS DOOMED.
Prediction of Assassination at Homestead
Lands Speaker in Jail.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRrBUxEl

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Pittsburg July IA boasting that he
an anarchist made a speech at Homestead. near
this place. in which he said that President RoOse-
Welt would be assassinated within month
After a fight he captured by the police and
handed over to the federal authorities. who placed
him in jail here.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
now,e eANKRUpTcY ouAsHED.

-bic,go .ulv 11-John Alexander Dowie yester-
day had all bankruptcy proceedings against him
dismissed in the United States District Court by
Judge S. II. Bothea.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SHARP FIGHTING AT MIESK.
Many Persons Wounded by COssaeks-A
General Strike Declared.

Ninsk Russia. July IA general strike has
been declared In a fight between Cossaeks anu
rioters to-day many persons We're wounded
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
THE SECOND EMPIRE.

Grand Central Station 1851 p. N. arrives Albany
f52 Utica 6:47 Syracuse 500 hochss.er $780, Dui-
faIo IIIO r. NJ No excess Fare.-AdVt.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
TRYING TO ExTRADITE MJTINEERs.
Russia to Begin Proceedings for Return Of
the Potemkine's Crew.

begin regular proceedings for the eXtradition OF
the crew OF the Kniaz Potemkine as ordinary
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

Service Via T.. r. r. and Seaboard Air Line Ry
leaves New fsrl. u 25 noon. arrives BiTming ham
: next day 925 p. n. C:tice llSs Broadway.-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
% chIcAGo ovER NleHr.

lssvyaaF Pennsylvania Special" ls-hour train,
naorFfs Aew York at 3a55 arrives Chicago next
ROC ~ 49, a. IA. VIA the Pennsylvania Rail-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
PREFECT ASSASSINATED.
Count ShuUaIOf Killed IN audience
Room at MOscOzc.

Moscow. July 11.-Major General Count Shu-
valoff. prefect of police here. and formerly at
tached to the Ministry OF the Interior, was
assassinated this morning while receiving petit
tfons.
The assassin waited in the anteroom OF tha
Prefecture till the other petitioners had been
received. He then entered the audience room
and advanced toward Count Shuyalor. firing five
shots at close range.
The assassin, who was dressed as a peasant.
has not been identified He was recently ar
rested. but escaped from the police station be-
fore his examina ton.
St. Petersburg. July 1.-THE assassination OF
Prefect of Police Count Shuvaloff. at Moscow.
to-day. is considered to be a purely political
crime. The count not yet forty years old.
and regarded as the best type of the Russian
official The count a OF Count Peter
Shuvaloff. the statesman who represented Rus
sia at the Berlin conference. He was formerly
colonel Of the St. Petersburg Guard Regiment.
and was one OF Emperor Nicholass personal
friends.
The zemstvo delegates will not be allowed to
meet at Moscow on July 10 This order was
issued before the assassination OF the prefect.
A great crowd gathered in front OF the house
of Count~Shuvalof and showed it's indignation
and sorrow at the assassination OF the Prefect
who was popular. Grand Duchess Elizabeth.
widow of Grand Duke Sergius. attended the first
requiem for Count Shuvalof tonight
Williams news., 1905-08-19

District court will convene at Flagstaff on Sept. IS.
 Deputy Sheriff w. A. Campbell was here the first of the week from the county seat.
 Dance every Saturday night at Silvernail hall. Admission 5Oc.
 Miss Susie B. Johnston this week accepted a position in the office of Poison Brothers.
 New water white comb honey at
 BABBITT BROS.
 Early Monday morning a 1O4 pound son was born to Mrs. Thos. Andrews of this city.
 Sweetwood & Smith-Agents for Schlitz beer.
 Hugh Campbell, of Flagstaff, passed through here Tuesday on his way to take in the Portland exposi- tion.
 Watermelons on ice.
 BABBITT BROS.
 County School Superintendent J. s. Amundsen was a visitor here the first of the week from the county seat.
 For Rent-East room of Walsh building. Inquire at the Parlor Barber Shop.
 Frank Adams returned to the city last Saturday from his visit of a week or so with his family down at Cottonwood.
 Fresh killed spring chicken every day in the week. BABBITT BROS.
 E. T. McGonigle, superintendent of the A. L. & T. Go. mill at Flag staff, returned last Sunday evening from visit at the coast.
 Get a pair of Swikerath's Toric Lenses. They are best and fit closer to the eyes. Come and see them while he is here. Poison Brothers store front is now decorated with a brand new awning, which was placed in posi- tion the first of the week. Our desire is to give perfect ser vice, and we will appreciate your complaints. BABBITT BROS. Mrs. H. A. Wakefield departed Tuesday evening for her old home at Chicago, expecting to be absent some three or four weeks.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines. liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood & Smith, proprie- tors.
 Chas. A. Cover passed through here last Sunday evening on his way to Flagstaff after a short visit on the coast with his family.
 Verde fruit, California fruit. Cal ifornia and Albuquerque vegeta- bles, fresh, daily, at BABB1rr BRos'.
 Mrs. Smith Beck came down from Flagstaff last Saturday and spent few days here with relatives, re- turning to her home Wednesday evening.
 If you want goods of any de- scription stored safely away, or any transfer work done, or wood of any length. call on Harry Car gile. Phone 2-8.
 Rev. w. E. Blair. of Flagstaff, the first of the week went to Los Angeles for short visit with his wife and child, who are temporarily residing on the coast.
Williams news., 1905-08-19

Fireman J. c. Richardson, who was so badly burned about the face by the explosion of oil while under an engine last week, is getting along nicely. Wednesday he departed for a visit at his old Texas home. having taken layoff.
Williams news., 1905-08-19

Attorney G. w. Glowner of Flag staff passed through here Tuesday for Los Angeles, accompanied by his mother, who resides there, but who has been visiting for time at the Skylight City.
Williams news., 1905-08-19

Fenton, William and Miss Nina Jones, of Flagstaff, sons and daugh- ter of Attorney J. E. JoLes, passed through here Tuesday en route to Portland, to visit the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Williams news., 1905-08-19
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
.coca< Hews

Attorney E. M. Doe of Flagstaff passed through to Prescott last Sunday to represent the Cameron interests before Judge Sloan at the hearing, which took place Monday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
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rENsrai
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lwt~ Va estes eAsrs .ur - pang.n
oata cnNolia psf sl inspector 8e u
migf claa a q pucuo - caa4as dc
srf, stsdoS las iam israuscs. h.sia
lueVs fcso'u
In yl ez>o nrcs,atc. Jos oorcros
trsnccScs fue-on llcvst1s Il cafccl.
mczol-ndoso.e 90 ia, prcsos ordina
t8os
El honorable Iaes AZ Ncuaa cxpre-
So que s.. que 81 sahi-rno 40 tlene
una casa de dr,e1ciaa. q comisionsdo
10 ha d,b.do reour cn ia cSrcel los
oorereS .frsncese~ 3eciditndo una 6sn-
"a en favor de c-.o,. de- cuya decision
pro,csto q CONT do. aleg 4ndo que
u ley del Con .reso no admiaa eSss
deciSiones
FL Juez M kenna. 4 este respondi6:
81 no 10 sdm.te "a ley del Conereso,
10 Elte Ia ey humana."
Los obreroS esp-ran la resolucion
del Ministro frances respective.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
La quiebra de la casa
Allen News Company

FL jefe de esa casa, Mr. Allen, fu6
arrestado por orden de Ia Corte de
Distrito y puesto bajo fanza por ha-
Der infringido las leyes.
Mr.. Allen, que posela ell derecho de
arrendamiento del local. trat0 dc evi =
tar entrase este en- la subasta que Sc
verifica actualmente. deteniendo la
oferta que hiciera la casa Dooley
Smith and Company.
Denunciado ell hecho, reducido 4
prisi6n Mr.. Allen puesto en- libertad
bajo fanza, Sc vera su asunto el sc
gundo martes del mes de Abril pre-
ximo, dia en- que Sc abrira la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25

opinion pablioa. Yes inSensa-
.tn lc1r 4ac au pueblo puiicua
lccf 81 San asn New para
1ar,c gusto. a yer conhfmadas
sgs op,nfaneS. soslensa los ia
TAOS 4uc com sgcu csa mas cneg.
ga las airoeiiaies a. un sisiesna
ic NoloniEacion mogrchina. n an.
scnidos mllagTosamcnte en- 81
Norc - con iodo un pueblo Y
siendo. no ohstanse los mas n
fascntcs
Motives hay para Greer cue
4 Mr Hunt le ha enloquecide
IA caidz
fogque ga talta DC l6giea en-
an de4umento. que e. n iibe
10. debiendo SCI un iniorme I'm :
'parcial demuestra Ia vesan a
del abuico ex gohernante. III.
>atiste> ho con al dano que hizo
4 Ia colunia victnna. persl
guiendoia aun con Sus odios
mogrebinOs desde la so.edad he
aquc SuelO irio como una tum-
ba V grauIe como las soledadeS
del espacio.
Mr.. Hunt acaba. despues de
suS delIrios. con una veruadera
monstruosidad que tiene Ell as
queante color de 10 venganZa
ruin.
Pide para los espanoles una
contribution especial.
Una especie de brutal des-
POLO.
PareCe como que reprocha al
Sobierno de Ia metr0poli ell que
las trOpaS lnVaSOraS no hayan
entradO a saCo en- Puerto Rico.
Y propuSiera el desquite de una
omission que le parece imperdo-
uanle al mas funesto de los go
bernadores que ha plsado ell
suelo de la ColOnia.
\ tai vez suena el precito cen
pagar Ell desprecio que Sc ha
ganado. fomentando imposibleo
desateCCloneS entire Seres que
tienen vinCulos mas fuertes que
los fragiles y elasticos ataderos
de un mendrugo de sobraa que
los ruines panos callentes de
una simpatia que ST cabe. sen
t'rla por el pueblo americana
en- la creencia de que ignorA ell
lrHmen .:del colonlaje, tendria
que ser mentida hacia los hom-
bres#: como MIR. Hunt, en- ell
case inusitado de que alguien
la eXhibiera sin sentir rubores
Y bOChOrnOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
Para Guantanamo

Seg1n anunciamos en- nuesta Ultima
cdiccion. aver tarde las 6 Sc hizo &
la mar con rumbo Guantanamo ell
crucero americana Dolphin" que lie
va q sd bordo los sefiores secretario
de Marina. vice Almirantc Rodgers y
otros mienbros del Congreso y senado
de los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25

BIBuOTECA ptBMCA DE YAUco
FL Inspector de escuelas del dist~i
to de Yauco nos Participa con fecha IA
del actual que ell hermoso proyecto mi
ciado por Ia Junta Escolar de dicho
Municlpio para el establecimiento de
una blbliotecA pdblica es un hecAo. La
idea Sc encuentra baj 10 el amparo de
una Junta organizadora cOmpuesta de
los senores slguientes:
Manuel G. Mn, Pelegrin Lopez Vic
toria, Antonio Oivari, Antoaio Molini
Antonio TolIinChi Roger L. Conant,
Juan Rois y desde ahora puede ase
gurarse que dentro de una semana,
mas tardar la bibiiOteca abrira suS
pucrtas al pIblico.
Para que Ia obra alcance ell Gxito que
merece es necesario que fsdaS las per
sonas que Sientan simpatias por el pro-
yecto taciliten cuantos bjetos puedan
re ultar de provecho para la bibliote-
ca; tales como libros periodicos, cua-
droS estampaS, objetos de muSeo Y
muebles. y presten ademas la coopera
ci6n material { Intellectual que requiere
el proyecto Con tai M otivo, la Junta
Organiz2dora ha creido conveniente
dirigir una excitaci6n 4 todas las per-
sonas de buena voluntad, en- demanda
de Ia ayuda neceSaria para su proyec-
to; y eSpera que el favor publlco Sc
manifesto de tai m9nera en- esta oca
sion que la biblioteca pueda mostrar
con orgullo el esfuerzo realizado por
suS benefactores.
Todo donativo, de cualquier clase
que sea, deDera dirigirse La Biblio-
teca P1blica de Yauco, Puerto Rico"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
De Manat1

''' p"A4NH - ACSu+tO d pl plOSSSicu SiNI-
CO religies~. llevada a cabe en- estes
diss por cl elemento obrers de este
pueblo en- honor del iIustre abssado
senior Juan Ramon Ramos.
La concurrencia era escogida nu-
merosa. Usaron de la talabra los
-,
.~S 5NI1 :, .~1..(- .' Pa, 'lo -
- :, o'"l'0I o.,o 1"s - :
do ha POGO:
d. ,
mente en- ell onomastico de sas dias 4
nuestros distiuguidos amigos don Jose
Ue D'eSo uoA ''9 Coion ileFA~naez'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
Nota del dt3

TT N~fftNt . &c IA lhNA ANNNNfR
cadavcr uolstico que recueraa
con terror = a>0o la Colonla. IA
pre,cniida como las almas en-
pena de 81 leyenda aco>ar V
perseguir. de>de uliratumba a
su ailigida vicuma
Nr. Hunt 81 teueOroSo. el SO
berano dc Ia sangrlenta cohoTte
lie hampones v restacuero> el
nomb bre DC In ialSa Sonr IA Y dc
a fra mas ear.ila en- Il Tostro
impenetrahie, ia vuelto a men
ur con alevosa peIhdia. ha
vuelto a escribir de Pto. Rico.
rs el ultimo informe que ha
de producer el menguado ex
gobernadoT que sumo a un
pals mo ielo de orden en- la mas
lnsensata de las anarQuias; eS el
ultimo insulto Official que dirlge
q la COlonia.
Ese hombre es sien1pre 10
mismo.
Parece un enemigO impenl :
tente de la verdad. un rebelde
insolente contra la suprema per
sonalidad de los heChoS demos
trados, es TN osado que llegaria
a convertirSe en- ell mas pinto
resco V divertido de los lnSen
SatOS, 81 no tueran tan NAL in
tencionadas SuS pretenSlOneS de
enganar, Y no fueran tan per
versamente vengativOs sus ms
tintOS.
En- el ultimo informe, de que
da cuenta Ell New York City
parece recomendar al gobierno
que iiaga vista gorda v oidos
de mercader para todas las de
Euncias Y reclamacioneS que
lleguen de Ia Col0nia.
AlH,"dice~*el espectro, no hay
desafGG(os 'a}sistema, III enemls.
tades del sentimiento haCla la
metropoli Los partidos politl
cos aeeptan ell progTeso llevado
a Puerto Rico pHr America Y
no plden un cambIo de regimen
que Separe a La is!a del go
blernO actual
No exlste la menOr hostih-
dad por parte del pals, vel men
safe de Ia Camara de Dele yados
esta in>pirado en- un principle
fundamental de adhesion al
pueblo de los Eotadoo Unldos.
Mr.. Hunt quiefe decir cue el
pals no protesta, que los parti-
dos politicos V el pueblo acep-
tan los m6to }os traid0s aqui.
miriam la absorci0n americana
como una bendicl0n necesarla y
sc resignan a sufrir en- la mas in
digna de- las pOsturaS. todas las
vejaciones Y los repugnantes
abusos del coloniaje actual.
NJ hay que hacer case de las
prOtestas que Sc Oyen Deja
traslucir con p6r6da insinua-
ci6n, ell aparecido de ultratum-
ba. Eilos. los puert0rriquenos
NADIA piden. Y bien contentos
cue Sc hallan con sus prudenteS
bondadosOs tutOres. Para que
no teugan que interrumplr sus
enCantadoreS retOZOS de nlnOS
nOsotroS 10 abSorVemOs tOdO, los
puestos encumbrados V los que
no 10 sou; Y de vez en- vez' para
dar envidia q los eSpanOleS. les
dejamos jugar al parlamento,
hOmbrearse con nOsOtrOs Ell el
Executive Y ocupar, breve item
po alg1n puesto de lmportanc1a
Y para que Sc COnvenzan de que
no sirven para admlnlStrar su
hacienda. les preparamoS celadas
Y trampas en- las que caen sino
por grado, a fuerza de empu-
ZONES.
Esto y mas. es precise leer en-
ell m endaz y perfdo informe que
habla de la simpatia del pals ha-
cia todo 10 que actualmente So
pOrta.