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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-02-17

Although CONGRESS- in solemn joint
convention counted the electoral votes
and declared Theodore Roosevelt and
Charles w. Fairbanks duly elected
president and vice president there
was no official method of notifying
them of the result. They are simply
expected TO take notice" and present
themselves on March to be sworn i'm
and inaugurated. Some one mentioned
this fact during the progress of the
count. and wag replied:
"Well. Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Fair
banks are both here: guess they will
tell their husbands that they have been
elected" ARTHUR w. UfN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-02-17

iCirculotion in the County
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
HOCH WILL HELP THEM.
Promises Assistance to oil Men In
Other States.

Governor Hoch has promised the oil
men of the state that he will helm them
secure the passage of maximum
freight rate bill and an anti-discrimina-
ton bill in other western states. The
Oil men will send out copies of the
Kansas laws on this subject, together
with a letter from Governor Hoch rec
Ommending the laws, to the governors
Of all the western states.
Il hope every western state will pass
our maximum oil freight rate bill and
our anti-discrimination biIl,'' said the
governor. They will in a measure af-
ford the oil producers relief from the
oppression Of the Standard Oil trust
The anti-discriminatiOn law prohibits
any person, corporation or trust from
selling its goods any cheaper in one
section of the state than it does in an
other, freight rates considered. In other
words, if the oil trust puts down the
price of oil in one community to run
an Independent competitor out of bust
ness. it must scale down the price all
over the state. If all the western states
had such law the indenendent reflners
would be aided materially in their con
test against the oil trust. The freight
rate bill on oil relates chiefly to crude
oil. It's enactment would enable oil pro
ducers to find a fuel market for their
crude OIL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

MarshalIs band viii play at the rink
tomorrow afternoon.
J. J. Jenkins is very i'll at his home
at 800 Madison street.
There will be races at the rink Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Edison light still don't flicker" ac-
cording to the sign on the company
wagon.
The chiIdren's Bible class will meet
In the Presbyterian church Saturday
afternoon at 2:30.
The rush Of tax payers at the county
treasurer's office has made it necessary
to add several extra clerks to the Of
flee force.
Two extra clerks and three extra car
riers have been allowed the pOstofice
department in this city to assist in the
holiday rush.
The cover design for the December
number Of the Club Member was drawn
by Miss Nina Peacock of 1919 West
Twenty first street.
The general complaint now is that if
there is not change soon that Topeka
viii be cheated out OF winter with its
sleigh rides and skating.
The work of the supreme court for
the present term was finished yester-
day, and the opinions viii probably be
handed down Saturday.
The statement that the Episcopal
bazaar would close last night with a
free dance was all a. mistake. "A charge
OF so cents extra was made for dancers.
Ex-Representative John Harper of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
FORMER co. ATTORNEY DIES.
Justus BrOcI1way, Ex-Topekan, Passes
Away in Los Angeles.

The following from a Los Angeles
paper refers to Justus Brockway,
former county attorney of Shawnee
county:
a pioneer Californian answered
deaths summons, Monday, when JUS
tus Brockway passed away at his
residence. No. SIS CarondeIet street.
Death was caused by stroke of
paralysis.
-Justus Brockway was born in
StephentOwn. Rensselaer, county. N
y, in 1927. He came of revolutionary
stock, his grandfather, Justus Brock
way, having served in the war of the
revolution. He is a direct descendant
Of WoistOn Brockway, who came to
Connecticut from England in 1853.
Justus Br0ckWay came to Cali
fornia by way of Panama. with his
brothers, David and Silas w, in 1858
They settled in Amador county. Silas
Brockway became superior judge
there. holding that Office for several
years.
"Justus and David Brockway wen
to Topeka, Kan, in 1851, and formed
law partnership. Justus was made
county attorney and his brother was
made county judge.
In 1888 Justus Brockway returned
to California and settled at Pasadena
where he was prominently connected
with public affairs until two years ags
ne removed to Los Angeles
lie was a man of the highest integ.
rity, and many friends will sincerely
/ regret his demise. He leaves a widow
Los Angeles; a brother. John s Brock.
way of Stephentown, N Y. and a sis
ter, Susan NJ White, of Williamstown
/ Mass.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
TWINE PLANT.
State viii Use the Profits for That
Purpose.

Warden Haskell, Governor Hoch and
the state prison board, have decided to
utilize some of the profits from the
state binding plant in charging the
plant to several times its present ca
pacity- The plant is now about to
manufacture 100000 pounds of Irvine
year, while the state consumes about
100000 pounds. The officials hope
to enlarge the plant so that the state
can manufacture all its own Irvine.
1t viii be necessary TO have an ap-
preparation from the next legislature
to complete this work, but it will prob
ably be started with the surplus funds
now on hand.
John Seaton, a member of the prison
board. and the original discoverer of
the state binding Irvine plant idea in
Kansas, has just returned from a trip
to Minnesota, where he investigated
the engagements made upon the Min
nesota plant. The Minnesota plant
manufactures about IA, 100000 pounds
of Irvine year, and is said to produce
enough revenue to pay all the expenses
of the institution
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08

Gray county was in the city yesterday
looking up the titles on land located in
western Kansas, but owned by Topeka
people.
Harry Bone, who has been expected
to arrive in town for several days to
talk about his new job, is attending a
session Of the district court down in
his county.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Saturday Night club will be held to-
night instead of Saturday night. Mr..
T. II. Foster will read a paper on Ed
ward Everett Hale"
Governor Hoch yesterday issued a
pardon to a B. Bug, who will be re-
leased Immediately from the state peni-
Tertiary. Rather a novel way of rid
ding this state institution of Bugs.
Twenty-three automobile licenses
have been granted to owners of ma
chimes in this city. There are about 40
other machines whose owners have not
yet complied with the city ordinance.
Father William Dalton, priest at the
Church of the Annunciation at Kansas
City, Kan, viii lecture this evening al
the Railroad 7. M. c. a. on the sub
ject, ''Who Is My Neighbour" The
Wyatt sisters win furnish music for the
evening.
Atehison Globe: w. r. Stubs has
bought the Lawrence World for $40, 900
and the Lawrence Journal for S14 600 as
a start in his senatorial race. A man
Who gets to be United States senator
should have something to recommend
him beside a long pocketbook.
There are twelve cases set for trial
in the district court today in which eX-
Chief of Police Stahl is named as tn
suits brought to recover liquors con-
fiscated by the ex-chief when he was in
his glory and at the head of the police
department of the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08

Brother Of President Harrison Dead.
Nashville Tenn, Dee. S.-Captain
Carter B. Harrison. brother Of the late
President Benjamin Harrison, died yes
teTday at his home near Murfreesboro,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
Anto Owners &c sIo.g.

The enthusiasm which possessed a
number Of the local automobile owners
to come up and secure their license
numbers has Waned. Just q owners out
of a total of 60 in the city have paid
the necessary license fee, though the
ordinance which compels them to reg
ister has been in effect a week. The
last signers are z. ". Hughes who Sc
cured q and Chas. H. Trap who was
given number q.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08

Tenn, aged IS years. Captain Harrison
was appointed by his brother to be
United States marshal for the middle
district of Tennessee. He served gal
lantly through the civil war on the fed
eraI side.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
SPECIAL HOOIEsEEKERs' RATES
Via Rock Island.

On December 18th, Rock Island
agents VIII sell you tickets to points
in Arkansas Oklahoma, Indian Terri
Texas at rs per cent. of the one way
rate for the round trip with minimum
Of $40. Tickets will be limited for
return 21 days from date Of sale
A NJ. FULLER,
c. P A, Topeka, Kas-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
SPECIAL HOSEEsEEKERs' RATES.
via Rock Island.

On December 18th. Rock Island
agents will sell you tickets to points
in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Terri
forv Louisiana, New Mexico and
TEXAS at IS per cent. of the one way
rate for the round trip with minimum
Of SO. Tickets viii be limited for
return q days from date of sale.
A II. FULLER,
c. P a. Topeka, Kas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
There'Il Be Something Doing
BARNUM'S
62S Kansas Ave.
Tomorrow Only

Before the active holiday trade begins we propose to
clean up small lots and broken lines.
Read and you will see how we are going to do
this. You will find 1t impossible to resist any incna-
ton you may have to purchase.
At 69c each-the rest of our ladies' feeced back
Wrappers all values included; sold always from $1OO
to $40. Your choice. .69c
At SOC each-the rest of our $50 and $1.OO Print
Wrappers made in very latest style and of full standard
calico; choice Saturday. SOC
At 59c per pa-he rest of our line of ladies' 2-casp
dress Kid Gloves, in the newest fall and winter shades
and OF excellent quality. 59c
At 19c each-the rest of line Of Corset covers
made from superior materials daintily trimmed with
lace and embroidery In other stores at Boo to
QUO; cnOlce .4Sc
At &c per pair-ladies' black cotton Hose Of fair
weight; guaranteed Stainless seams; fine guage;
per pair &c
At SAC per pair-ladies' heavy fleeced Hose; war
ranted seamless and stainless; only few dozen lef
pairs for. .25c
At &c per par-cosing lot of misses black cotton
Hose; seamless and fast coor Xxi rib; cost 15c pair
cost at wholesale; closing at. &c
pairs for 25c-Nens blue and brown mixed socks;
have long rib top and made from real good yarn; 6
At Sc each-We have Is dozen ladies' very fine Cam
brio Handkerchefs; come in assorted width hem;
very superior article; for .25c
At 414c each-closing small lot of ladies Initial
Handzerchiefs of very excellent quality never were
retailed at less than Size; for ............ 25c
At 39c each-Think of buying such celebrated makes
in Corsets as American Lady Model Form; Thompson
Gloveftting; Thompsons Nursing these same corsets
are selling in this town from 81 to $3.50; priced SOC
few izes
At Csc eae6ther rest of our lines of P c. c. Corsets
SOC and Csc values will go Csc
Same makers goods in the Ventilated Corsets will
go in this sale at. .15c
At Tomorrow we will sell yards Of the best 20
inch wide fancy Table Oil Cloth at. 25c
At TIC per yard Tomorrow we will sell yard wide
floor Oil Cloth of entirely new patterns at this nheaTd
Of price -1fc
TOMORROW
10 yards Of the very best full standard dress style calico
either light
fine
retail at
finest satin finish envelopes
boxn
/ paper -
o.
ball Richardson's
Sc f3c
sc kind tablets
ADJUSTMENTS. AAIUsEAfE1NIs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-08
SPECIAL HOMEsEEKERs RATES
Via Rock Island.

On December 10th, Rock Island
agents will sell you tickets to points
in Arkansas. Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory, Louisiana, New Mexico and
Texas at as per cent. of the one way
rate for the round trip with minimum
of $40. Tickets will be limited for
return q days from date Of sale.
A. NJ. FULLER.
G. P. A, Topeka. Kas.
Solid Silver Spoons and Forks
Selling at cost. -Chas. Bennett, Jeweler
and Optician, $50 Kansas avenue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Ell ave cailnan

Ell doctor Mackenzie, encargado de
una mission cientlfica en- los bosques de
Oregon por la Socledsd de descubri
mientos de tiladelfa. ha encontrado
segdn la "Revista General de Glen
cias' de Lamaul un bicho singular
hasta ahora no anotado en- Ell padron
zoologicc.
Sc trata de un pajaro del tamaf1o de
I'm ganzo, que tiene la cabeza de la
forna de la del caiman, cubiertas de
duras escamas, as1 como Ell cuelio; las
alas grandes. como las de aguila; gran
volador. con garras 6nisinlas en- las
patas. larga cola de plumas negras.
Este color mezclado con ell rojo. es Ell
de todo el plumaje del cuerpo.
Este pajaro es fero como ell buitre;
acomete no solo a los venados y los
chacales, sino al hombre. Devora la
pieza sin matarla, arranc4ndole peda-
EOS de carne. y cuando liza saciado su
apetito emprende Ell vuelo y va
ocultarse en- I'm arbol. Dase ell case
de que ell cazador indigena halle un
gamo que Gamma derramando sangre,
con los lomos deshechos y las ancas
heridas.
El doctor Mac Kenzye ha consegui-
do apoderarse de uno de estos pajaros
vivos y 10 ha hecho conducir al Museo
de Filadelfa, donde es objeto de Gu
rlosldad general.
Reprodticense en- el las formas ex-
tradas de los SANTOS antidiluvianos y
parece ell 1ltimo representante de una
zoologfa muerta.
Esperase con gran ansiedad en-
Londres la primera fotografia del ave
inverosimil, a la que su descubridor ha
puesto Ell nombre de 'Ogro Mac Ken
Eye"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31

Eduardo. Sir Aenry debuto en- 1859
y fue reconocido como eminencia es
cenica en- 6 de Octubre de 1866. Sc
esta agitando la question de depositar
sus restos en- la abadia de Westmins
ter, donde reposan los de los grandes
hombres de Inglaterra
-Dicen de- Hamburgo que ha ocu
rrido un alzamiento entire los natura-
les del Africa Oriental lnglesa. y que
segdn noticias fdedignas procedentes
de Zanzibar, la tribn Randi amenaza
destruir ell ferrocarril de Uganda. va
ocurrieron recias peleas entire la tropa
inglesa y los alzados.
dice un peri6dico que Gran Bre
tafia ha convenido en- mantener Ell ira
tado de 1855, garantizando la indepen-
dencia de Suecja y Noruega juntas,
aplicandoselo ahora Independence
mente a condicion de que Noruega op-
te por la formation monarquica de
gobierno. Ell mismo periodico dice
que la candidatura del principe Carlos
de Suecia, 6 del principe Carlos de
Dinamarca, es aceptada por todos los
partidos de Neruega.
Ell muy reverendo Joseph Armi-
tage, dean de la Abadfa de Westmins-
ter, ha dado permiso para que los res
tos del gran actor Sir Henry Irving,
cuyos funerales Sc celebraran Ell 20
sean depositados en- aquel Fanteon ma
cional.
Ell lunes ocurri6 I'm accjdente q bor-
do del submarine "Nt1mero a. que
puso en- grave peligro las vidas de sus
I6 tripulantes. Ell submarine Sc ha-
llaba hacienda ejercicios de buzo fren-
te Spithead, cuando el aqua, pene-
trando por la valvula de escape, oca-
siono una accumulation de gases, 81
guiendose una ligera explosion que
cause dafIos en- la maquina. Los tri
pulantes, sin embargo, lograron hacer
flotar ell submarine, que salio de popa
la super6cie. UE bote del gobierno
que cerca estaba les auxi!io rescato
El submarine fue remolcado puerto
para hacersele reparaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Informes de Inglaterra

Londres, IS de Octubre.-El buque
taller Assistance" embarranco en- la
bahia de Tetuan, Marruecos, ell IL
Sc ha dado la contrata para ponerle a
fote a una compa nia, mediante Ia su-
ma de $4,000.
Ell I3, a las once y media de la
noche, fallecio repen :inamente ell emi-
nente actor sir Heery Irving, 4 la
edad de 81 afios. Media hora antes
habfa terminado una represen tacion
del drama de Tennyson Beckett" y
las 1iltimas palabras que Sc le oyo pro-
nunciar fueron las que el drama pone
en- labios del arzobispo Beckett al ser
asesinado las puertas de la catedral
de Cantorberry en- 1872, por emisarios
del Rey Enrique II, cuyas palabras
son: I'm tus manos, Sefior, en- tus
manos", cuya circunstancia presta
gran color dram atico 4 la .muerte de
sir Henry.
Sc le considerable ell mejor actor
producido por Ia raza anglo-sajona, y
ell mas notable de la presente genera
ci6n en- todo ell mundo, y Su muerte
causa mas conmoci6n en- Inglaterra
que la de ningdn otro ingl6s contcm-
poraneo, salvo 81 sc tratara del Rey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
DeSde Alemania

Berlin, IS de octubre .-Telegraffan
de ciudad de Cabo, Africa fMeridional
Inglesa, que los rebeldes hotentotes
del Africa Alemana del Sudoste, al
mando de sus cabecillas Marengo y
Morris, les quitaron los alemanes
Ell campamento de Jerusalem, entire
Warmbad y Scuit Drift, despues de
rudo combate en- que por parte de
los alemanes murieron ell teniente
Surmand y cinco timeros, y queda :
ron heridos ocho, perdiendo ademas
todos sus pertrechos y ganados.
Los hotentotes, que no tuvieron ba-
jas, hicieron varios prisioneros los
alemanes y les desarmaron, dejando-
les volver al grueso del ejercito con
una carta de Marengo al general Won
Thoha. dicierdole que los hotentotes
estaban en- posicion de tomar la ofen-
silva y que pelearian hasta ell fin.
Agregase que la guarnici6n ale
mana de Riplats, al saber que Maren-
go estaba cerca, quem6 los pertre-
chos y Sc ritir6 a Descondesclan. La
guarnicion de N kass ha sido refor-
zada con 600 hombres una 5ateria
de artilleria.
-Dicen que ell Rey Agusto de Sa-
jonia esta para contraer nuevas nup
cias ST la noticia Sc confrma, ten
dra grandisima resonancia en- Ale
mania y en- todo el mundo cat6lico,
pues hallandose viva su mujer, la ex-
princesa Luisa Antoniela, de la que
esta divorciado, y no siendo recono-
cido el divorcio por la religion cat6li-
ca Sc presume que Sc hara protestan-
te para casarse otra vez. En- Saionia
ocurre ell contraste de que siendo un
pals ultra protestante la dinastia es
catolica devota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Ell DIABLO PRBDICADOR

Mientras aplaudia e1 pats, el ester
naba sus anatemas, persiguiendo con
su odio y sus maldiciones el triunfo
del solemne acontecimiento.
Tenfa una idea fila, y para lograrla
Sc erigio en- disc1pulo de las doctrinas
de Maquiavelo.
Y dijo: ell fin justifca los medios.
Ante la fuerza de todos los senti-
mientos unifcados para defenderse.
para no perecer en- el burdo ataque,
q la vida y libertad de los debiles; el,
a1rostro la impopularidad de echar
lodo sobre la blanca pagins de la his
toria de este pobre y maltra tado pue-
bio.
Y desde entonces, ha dicho en- to-
dos los tonos, bajando y subiendo Ell
diapas6n, ahuecando la voz para que
le oyesen los sicofantas: ESQ es alb
surdo; esa institution no existe; es
ilogica fractional.
Dicen que esa es la voz del misterio,
pero, tambien dicen cue esta descom
puesto Ell mecan nismo del oraculo, vscio
e] temple de Delos y la pitonisa
muda,
Agoto luego su repertoire, dijo 10
mismo Glen veces, esprimi6, hasta sa-
car sangre a sus argumentos, y GUAM
do comprendi6 que ensordecla-que-
remos Greer cue 10 ha comprendido-
Sc replego en- 81 mismo.
Cam biemos de tactica, dijo.
Ahora Sc dedica dar consejos.
Tienen gracia esos consoles sospecho-
SOS.
Risung teAe@fis Riamos amigos.
Y dice muy en- serio como dandose
aires de maestro, como 81 Su voz So
lemne apocallptica tronara desde ell
Sinai de su poderfo.
-'tPor que no acuden con sus ale
gatos los tribunales de justicia. temen
acaso I'm fallo desfavorable'? ~ que
importa3"
Seguro que no cobrara, 6 no guerra
cobrar el barato per esa tan luminosa
idea que brota de la famosa escafan-
dra.
Podia muy bien dispensarse 81 del
ira baj jo que Sc ha tornado dando con-
sejos que nadie le ha pedido.
Sc dira para sus adentros: "Guay de
ellos 81 hacen case omiso de mis- lumi-
nosas y desinteresadas hipotesis.''
Y desPues de uicho esto, Sc sentira
tan feliz como ell rey de la mascara de
orc cuando lloraba tras la brillante faz
que 1eia.
Daniel Rock.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31

tan Perrot, lego Nueva York en- la
tarde del mismo sabado, habiendose
retrasado casi un dfa.
Ell II encontro fuertes marejadas y
ell bar6metro bajo del punto 1850 que
es punto de tormenta, a 28, que es ba-
jada mas que rapida. y lleg6 a soplar
un viento de S. millas. No pudien-
dose parar en- las cubiertas. hubo que
reconcentrar la gente abajo.
LA Savoie" contaba entire sus paSa-
jeros con una "mascotte" para calmar
ell fragor de los vientos y las olas en-
la eminente artista Emma Calve. En-
los momentos que parecfan mas cr1ti-
cos. para probar que 20 temfa ell pel-
gro infundir amino en- los aterrori-
zados pasajeros. canto y bailo varias
selecciones de la Carmen" en- tanto
que los espectadores Sc sentaban en- ell
alfombrado salon, pues en- las sillas
podrfa sostenerse alg1n equilibrista
como Caicedo.
Cuando hubo calmado Ia tempestad.
la Calve fue Saludada con un voto de
gracias y aclamada Reina de los ele-
mentos.
Hemos dido decir que Ell vapor de la
Compa MIA Trasatlantica Antonio L6-
pez", llegsdo a Nueva York el II,
cargadfsimo de pasaje y fete, alcanz6
un ramalazo del ciclon, (que tambien
paso por Nueva York, aunque fojo);
pero Ell veterano captain Oliver, cuan =
do vio ell barometro desordenarse, di6
i'm rodeo hacia ell Sur y evito facil-
mente las contingencies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Fin de un proceso c6lebre

El viernes antepasado termino en-
Wooster, Ohio, un proceso por divor-
clio que did mucho que hablar en- Ell
pals por 10 escandaloso de los detalles
y la calidad de los personajes.
Ell comandante Elmore E. Taggart,
del eJercito regular. acusaba a su mu-
1er de infidelidad, y 10 que es mas, 10
probo satisfaction de los jueces.
Tres o6ciales aparec1an causan-
ties de las revoluciones domesti-
cas- del matrimonio Taggart-el te-
niente Fortescue. a quien la sefiora
recibfa en- secreto despues de haberle
sido vedada la entra la en- la casa por
Ell comandante; ell general Charles w.
Miner, que siendo retirado, va debe
pasar de los o5 afios, y ell teniente Nit
chell.
Contra Miner y Mite hell no habia
pruebas contlusivas, sino fuertes sos
pechas.
Ell proceso fue una revelaci6n de or
glas sardanapalescas en- lagos de whis-
key, golfos de cerveza, mares de vinos
generosos y oceanos de chanpafia.
Ell comandante Taggart obtuvo ell
divorcio que solicitaba la custodia
de sus de sus hijes. uno de II afios y
otro de 7; pero al verle salir del tri
bunal, sostenido por su anciano padre
y llorando moco tendido, dec1anse
los conocidos unos otros:-" Hum.
Este es de ley: 81 vuelve".
Como a la sefora Sc le permite vi
sitar a los nifios de cuando en- cuando,
NADIA de particular tendra que en- uno
de estos encuentros. :. pues. Ell
hombre es fuego y la estopa. -. don
de hubo brazas cenizas quedan. -.
Iva1nos cayendo1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31

partido Sc abstuviese por complete de
las elecciones, informar a las cabe-
zas del partido moderado que los libe.
rales declinaban toda responsabilidad
por cualesquiera actos que pudiesen
ocurrir en- 10 future.
Acord6se dirigir I'm manifesto al
pueblo resefiando los motives de esta
actitud.
Debido la gran demanda, la "Lu
cha Ciberal). ha reimprimido una
carta del sefior Cisneros (marques de
Santa Lucfa), atacando energicamente
al gobierno.
Ell viernes, ell sabado, y hoy Sc
sintieron fuertes temblores de TERRA
en- Santiago de Cuba. FL de hoy fue
Ell mas fuerte de los tres, no obstante
que Ell de aver cause considera bles
desperfectos en- muchas propiedades
urbauaS.
En- las mismss fechas, y como 81
fuera por una coincidencia. Sc expert
mentaron varios terremotos en- Kings
ton, Jamaica. y en- varios lugares de
Calabria, Italia.
El del IS Sc sinti6 por toda aquella
region y derrjbo muchas casas respe-
tsdas por terremotos anteriores, pero
ocasiono desgracias.