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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
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Roma, is de Mayo. Aver Sc con-
memor6 en- la iglcsia de Monserrat
con una gran ceremonial religiosa ell
vigesimo natalicio del Rey don Al
fonso. FL Cardenal Vincenzo Vanu-
tell cant6 TN TIE Deum y sc halla :
ron presenteS los mielnbros de las
embajadas espafiolas Ell el Quirinal
" el Vaticano, numerosos espafioles
residences en- Roma, los Cardenales
Merry del Val, Rampolla, Wives y
Tuto, Di Pietro, Tripepi, Segna y
Cagiano. de Acevedo Y los padres del
Cardenal Merry del Val.
FL Papa ha elcgido Tin magnffico
triptico de I'm pintor aleman del si-
glo diecisiete como regalo de bods
don Alfonso.
Roma, Io de Mayo. La princesa
Careg ega-Lucedio, perteneciente la
mas acaudalada familia de Geneva
sc halla moribunda 4 consecuencia
de lesiones recibidas en- TN acciden-
te ocurrido en- su autom0vil.
Ell gobernador de la colonia ita
risS conferencias con Ell Emperador
Menelik de Abisinia en- Adds Aba
ba. para resolver la question de from
teras. Tan luego Sc dehna esta, ell
Emperador enviara una mission 4 tia
iia con presentes para ell Rey Vic
tor Manuel.
Sc hacen grandes preparativos pa
ra Ia inauguration del t1nel del Sim
pl6n, con asistencia del Rev de Ita-
liza, Ell presidente de Suiza y todo ell
Cuerpo diplomatico acreditado en- Ro-
ma y Berna.
III baron Sonnino anunci6 en- la
Canara la mission de- gabinete, que
contiHuara administrando los asuntos
del gobierno hasta que sc forme
nuevo Ministerio. Ha circulado ell
rumor de la disoluci6n de la CANA :
ra. pero no Sc le da cr6dito. La cri-
sis durara hasta el dia q 8 %. por-
que Ell se1or Sonnino el ministro
de Estado tienen que acompafIar al
Rev EN- la inauguration del tdnel del
Simpl6n,
Roma, IS de Mayo.-Ei Gabinete
del baron Sonnino, tornado Ell 8 de
Febrero dltimo, fu6 derrotado en- la
CSmara de los diputados por vejnti-
Siete votos; en- la question de la com
pra por el EstadO de los ferrocarriles
del Sur. rs possible que dimita el
minlsterio, pero no SECURE. ST Sc
retira del poder el baron Sounino 10
sucedcTd TN ministeriO Giolitti.
Roma 7O 1ev Dr. E.
I'm ataque de gotta que afecta la rodi-
lla izquierda y le obliga Z guardian
cana. Ell doctor Lapponi que vol
vlo vlsitarlo anoche, not6 alguna
hebre y ha aconsej jado 4 Su Santidad
que siga en- CANA por algunos dfas,
sc han suspendido todas las audien-
cias concedidas y el Pontffce no DO
dra asistir hoy las ceremonias en-
Ia iglesia de San Pedro para la bea-
tihcaci6n de los frailes domfnicos que
fueron martirizados en- cl Tonuufn
III Papa ha sufrido rccientemente
varios ataqucs de gotta en- un pie V
por primera vez Sc ha propagado la
dolencia 4 la rodilla, causandole vi
vos dolores { inAamaci6n. Tempe.
ratura del Paciente anoche 90 gra-
dos.
Sc Ia verifcado con toda felicidad
Ia inauguration del tdnel del Sim
pl6n El tren regi0 recorri6 las doce
nillas del tdnel Y al llegar el Rey 4
Brigue fuG recibido saludado por
el Presidente de Suiza y los miem-
bros del Consejo Federal. FL Rev
observe que aca baban de inaugurar
una obra cicl6pea, resultado de me
dio siglo dc estudio, siete amos de
trabajo y IN gasto de SIS. 900, 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13

GALE MENDEZ VIGO, Ne IA
VAC UEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- ell centro
de la calle Mendez Vigo. con un jardfn al
frente, es ell que reune mayores ventajas
y comodidades para los sehores viajeros, y
ell que cuenta con mejores habitaciones fres-
cas-, ventiladas, maguiicos banos duchas
- Comidas todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL.
ANUNCIO DE vENTA
EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA

Yo Augusta Ortiz Temp. Marshal de
la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao, P. r.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19
Personal Mention
; E E 2 5 . $

Miss Mae sheppard will leave taufzat for Tucson where she will spend tzze winter.
 Kenneth Shibley left last eyenlas over the southern route for Coltaa. California.
 Mrs Bert Miller has returned Go ttsE city after a visit ot several months. spent in the east
 W. B. Matchette. travellng agent uE the Santa Fe, with headquarters zf @ Paso, is in the city on a business tri1s.
 There were yesterday reEistrrr4 ze the Ford Geo DelapOrte. San Frstais- co, A. H. CroweIl. St Louis. Harry E- Pearson. City. w H. Lampkin. slle-F King, and A. F. Mack. T0es1H- Miss c. A. Trowbridge returned ss Phoenix yesterday morning from Ass Angeles. where she has been spenafns part of the summer She uriH rrulai iz here during the winter moHtAz- T1e early summer Miss Trov ilrtdEe zse-lt in Flagstaff.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

was but a moment until the entire in
 terior of the roundhouse was wrapped in flames. The fire department turned out. after a little delay, but it was sooC- seen that it could do n othing The flames had gained too much headway. Seth Arkles. one of the engineers of
 the road, lives near the scene of the
 fire. He was reused at once but dis believing that the rOundhOuse was ablaze. was soon convinced when he
 saw the torrent of smoke rolling from
 the building. He rushed over to save his engine and by herculean efforts succeeded in doing so. but was unable
 to get out either of the other four. There were two cars of merchandise ! destroyed, one of them a car of sugar
 belonging to a local firm. It was a total loss except 100 sacks"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19
LOSS BY GLOBE FIRE.

Concerning the destruction of the roundhouse and other railroad prop
 egram says: "Its roundhouse. machine shops, four locomotives and two car loads of merchandise is the net result to the GiIa Valley, Globe and Northern railroad of a confagration at 6 o'clock Sunday morning. The value of the property destroyed will foot up S20o,- 900. The blaze was started by boy approaching too near one of the oil tanks with lighted lantern In some way the flame communicated with a supply of gas which had been gener- ated in the tank from the oil, and 1t
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

Our New Fall Line Has Arrived
 Is Now on Display
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

now on their way to Los Angeles. where they will reside. It was under stood last summer by the friends of pr. DumeId that he would be married in the course of the fall. Before leav- ing for the east in the summer he spent some time at Los Angeles arranging for his professional settlement there, a task which his high reputation throughout Arizona rendered easy. Mrs. Duhield spent a couple of winters in Phoenix and became the center of a. large. circle of friends. Last winter she resided on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19
TO CAREFULLY ExPLoRE-Jo

Singleton, a former resident of Phoe- nix. but now of Riverside. Cal. and J. A King of Riverside, arrived here yesterday en route to some mining property they own near Wenden. They were here a year ago when they ac- quired il and did some work on it and are now coming to make a thorough test of the values that appeared so promising on the occasion of their last visit. They propose to take out ore enough to make a shelter or mill test so they will have an accurate knoWl- edge of the values. On the result of this test they will if it is favorable. prepare to develop the property ex- tensively. and if the result is unfavor- able they will drop it.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19
MORE RAER cHEcKs-Marshau

MORE BAER HECKS-Marshau Kinney yesterday received from Chey- enne. Wyoming. two more fraud ulent checks drawn by Baer, now in custody. This makes eight checks he has received from other cities and he has been informed by the authorities in Colorado Springs that three checks were floated there. A letter from Trinidad reports that a woman. answering the description Of Mrs. Baer, floated one or more cheeks there, where she went under the name of Mrs. King which is one of the names used here. The penmanship and manner of operating show conclusive " that all these checks emanated from the same source.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

Der 2S, between the hours of and 12 o'clock a. m. An important feature of the work of the union will be a teach CTS training class, which will meet each week for careful and systematic Bible study. The cooperation of all Sunday school teachers is earnestly desired.
 DUFFIELD- M'CANN "A telegram from Chicago yesterday announced the marriage at Pittsburg the night before of Dr. William Duffield and Mrs. Ella NJ. McCann. Dr. and Mrs. Dufield are
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

You may get the prlze-ask for Daisy Flour.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

DIREcTIoNs-Points cAsi aeeoPn Order To maI wish to t-N
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27
as follows:
Total .439,331 397,S95

From the foregoing 1t appears that
the difference between the number of
acres returned for taxation and the
number of acres included in the actual
area of the county Is 42,345: but just
how to account for this difference calls
for more extended inquiry than we
are able to make. There Is no doubt
of the fact that a large part Of the
difference Is legitimate In that 1t in
cludes acreage returned as town lots
and other acreage belonging to public
schools, cemeteries, etc. and not tax
ed; but after making liberal deductions
on these accounts the result Is not
yet calculated to satisfy.
Bethel. Catawba, EbeneZer, Broad
River, Bullocks Creek and Fort Mill
townships, have more or less frontage
on Broad and Catawba rivers, and
while 1t Is customary to measure boun-
dary lines as extending to the middle
of streams the size of these, 1t is not
usual to return river beds for tax
alton; but still this only accounts for
a part of the mystery. For instance
while a good part of the shortage or
Bethel and Broad River might be ac-
counted for I'm this manner, 1t is hard
ly prabable that anything like half OF
Ebenezer's shortage can be similarly
accounted for. But more puZZling still
Is the excess shown in the case of Fort
Mill. That township appears to be re-
turning for taxation 500 acres more
than her total area. The town OF
Yorkyille includes something like 1000
acres; but with this deducted there are
still $500 acres unaccounted for.
Another consideration that Is calcu-
lated to reduce the assessed area be-
low the actual area is the public roads,
which of course, include several thou
sand acres that do not properly belong
on the tax books: but along with all
these things, there are still a great
many acres that do not in any way
help bear the burdens Of government,
and there ought to be some way to run
down each and every one of these and
get them on the tag books.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27

meeting in the sheriffs office and Club
No. 2 will holds its election and re-or-
ganization in the opera house. The
election takes place from 2 to in
elusive, and the club meeting takes
place at 4. Tomorrow Is the day.
Mr.. Howard Caldwell, accompanied
by Mr.. Carl Hart, made a record
breaking run from Columbia to York
vile in an automobile last Tuesday
afternoon. They left Columbia at LIS
o'clock and reached Yorkville at about
7.3O, having stopped little more than
an hour on the way. The entire dis
tance was made at the rate of about
twenty miles an hour which, consider
ing the all kinds of conditions in which
they found the roads, was good. Mr..
Caldwelrs visit was on account OF the
condition of his mother, Mrs. X. j.
Caldwell, who was seriously Ill with an
affection Of the heart; but he was
gratifed to find her very much I'M
proved. Mr.. Hart came along to see
his friends in Yorkville and for compa-
nv. They returned to Columbia yes
terday afternoon. During his stay
here, Mr.. Caldwell treated quite a
number Of people to the novelty OF a
ride on a first -class touring car and at
the same time compelled their admira-
ton of the remarkable ability with
which he handles his machine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27
WITHIN THE TOWN.

The Jasper Light Infantry has re-
ceived an invitation to attend the Goth
of May celebration in Charlotte.
Visitors to Yorkvlle this week
have had many complimentary things
to say about the town-the shade trees.
the sidewalks. the hotel accommoda-
tions. the stores and other things.
- For the benefit of those voters who
may have never known or who may
have forgotten, 1t is pertinent to recall
that there are now two Democratic
clubs in York township. The dividing
line is the Chester road, Congress
street and the Lincoln road from Be
thesda township line to the Bethel
township line. All voters to the west of
this line belong to No. l, of which Mr..
Harry McCaw is president, and those
to the east belong to No. 2, of which
the late A. f. Mcconnell was presi-
dent. Club No l will holds its election
for delegates and its Organization
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. John Lyon Oh "dSninSIo Ioii, L.
c., is the guest of Mrs. C. e. Spencer.
Mr.. ]. L. McGill of Bethany, Is criti-
cally i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. A. H. Louthian of Charlotte, N.
c., is visiting relatives in Yorkville.
Mrs. s. A. Gllfllan of Gastonia, Is
visiting relatives and friends at Shar-
on.
Geo. w. s. Hart, Esq, went to Co
lllmbia yesterday on professional BUS
mess.
Mr.. w. M. Steinmeyer and daugh-
ter, Rachel, are visiting relatives In
Barnwell.
Mr.. ]. D. Smith Of Yorkville No. 1,
was kicked by a mule yesterday ana
painfully hurt.
Mr.. ]. D. Davis has moved into the
new cottage recently erected by Mr..
]. P. White.
]. C. Wilborn, Esq, returned this
morning from Columbia, where he
has been on professional business.
Rev. E. E. Gillespie and Messrs. l..
R. Williams and G. H. O'Leary attend
ed the spring meeting Of Bethel pres
bytery at Blackstocks this week.
Miss Marie Folger Of the Graded
school is attending the Music Festival
at Spartanburg Miss Daisy Hart has
charge Of Miss Folger's classes at the
Graded school.
Mr.. and Mrs s. T. Frew and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. McElwee and two daugh-
ters, Misses Margaret and Katherine,
OF Rock Hill, were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. B. Pegram this week.
DIR. J. B. Allison and Mr.. H. c.
Strauss went to Columbia this week
to be present at the reception and bar
becue rendered to Apollo commandery'
Knights Templar, of Troy, N. Y, by
the Columbia commandery yesterday.
Prof ]. H. Witherspoon has been
reelected superintendent Of the Fort
Mill Graded school at an advance OF
salary over last year. The Fort Mill
people require a high standard OF efh-
cheney in their superintendent ana
their attitude toward Prof! Wither-
spoon is 10 be taken as highly compli-
mentary.
Mrs. w. B. williams Of Yorkville'
had a telegram a few days ago from
her son, Lieutenant Geo. w. Williams,
of the United States navy. announcing
his safety. Lieutenant Williams Is on
duty in San Francisco waters and at
the time of the disaster was In one OF
the hotels that was destroyed by the
earthquake.
Rev. oliver Johnson, pastor OF Nee
ly's Creek, is quite i'll with stomach
disorder to which he has been subject
for several years. The trouble only
comes on periodically but is very acute
in its nature. He went to the Pres
byterian hospital at Charlotte yester-
day for treatment. Several members
Of the Neely's Creek congregation VINO
were here in attendance on court, nave
been very much concerned about him.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27

COCAINE AS A CAUSE OF CRIMR.-Co-
caine Is the cause Of the sudden and
enormous increase Of degeneracy and
crime in one Of the most notorious
sections OF Chicago, according to a
clergyman who Is familiar with condi-
tions there. He says there are at
least three drug stores In the neigh
borhood where this most horrible of all
drugs Is freely sold to all comers, in
spite of the stringent ordinance against
1t. Cigarettes, whisky, morphine-all
these are destructive to body, mind
and morals, but they are all harmless,
compared with cocaine. This terrible
poison wrecks the strongest physique
within two or three years, whereas the
whisky drinker and cigarette smoker
may drag out a miserable existence for
many years and the morphine slave
may live long. Cocaine eats away the
brain in even a shorter time, and,
while morphine makes men sleepy and
feeble cocaine fills their minds with
murderous impulses almost from the
Leginning.
After the cocaine habit has once
b, en- firmly fastened upon its victim,
as 1t invariably Is, within a few weeks
he Is doomed to continual insanity,
with homicidal mania, growing col
stantly more violent He is absolutely
irresponsible and the most dangerous
individual i'm the cOmmunity.-Chicago
Journal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27
MERE m ENTlON.

The New York assembly has appro-
priated $250,O00 for the relief Of suf-
ferers in the California earthquake dis
aSter. Walter Wellman, the news
paper correspondent who is to attempt
to reach the North Pole by balloon In
June, sailed from New York on Tues
day. "A heavy snow storm prevailed
over the state of Maine on Monday
and Tuesday. Richmond Pearson
HobSon has been nominated for con-
gress over Congressman Bankhead in
the Sixth Alabama district. 80. .Coro-
ner Walsh of San Francisco says the
dead is certainly not less than 1000
with the probability that this is a
small estimate. ....A seventeen year
old negro boy was lynched at Oak
woods, Texas a few days ago for en-
tering the home of q widow with
improper purposes. Three men
were killed in the Great Eastern
quick silver mine at Santa Rosa. Cal
ifornia. last Wednesday by a falling
boulder that had been shaken loose
during the recent earthquake. .....
The Texas authorities on Wednesday
filed twenty-one antitrust suits, in
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27
LOCAL.. AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j. R. Schorb-Invites you to his stu
dio for first-class, lasting photo
graphs.
Thomson Co.-Will have special sale
of 40 inch white lawn Monday at
1Oc yard. Also yard wide brown
linen at 19c yard.
D. P. Leslie, EXecutor-Will on
June 5, apply to probate judge for
discharge as executor Of estate of
VIM. Carter, deceased.
Foushee Cash Store-Reminds you OF
its special shirt sale tomorrow and
Monday.
Star Drug Store-Puts forth the mer-
its of Starr's liver regulator and its
own sarpaparilla, 100 doses, 75c.
Dobson Bros Cash Store-Receives
new millinery weekly. Has a pretty
line Of baby caps. Peerless patterns
ordered.
J.. w. Love, r. F. D. No. 2-Has a
mule for which he wants to find the
owner.
York Drug Store-Advises you to use
chloro- -naptholeum to disinfect your
sinks, pig pens, chicken yards. etc
Strauss-Smith Co.-Tell you the basis
on which your business is solicited
what they have and what they car
do in saving you money.
]. ]. Keller & Co-Tells why man
with Devoe Is a better citizen than
the man with the muck rake.
]. O. Wray, The Leader-Will nexl
Tuesday begin a week Of special
bargains, including lawns, ging-
hams, organdies, prints, brown lin
en- and soap. Sale 9 a. m. to p. m
T. w. Speck, The Jeweler-Calls at
tention to the fact that up-to-dat
business men use Parker Lucky
Curve Pens.
Yorkville B. & M. Co.-Has received
new shipment of millinery, and calls
attention to special items. ToI
buggies are offered at $50 each
Extra value, they say.
]. c. Wilborn-Adds additional prop
erty for sale and for rent TO MS
list Of offerings.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-27
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.

The Mother Goose Show-Pavins With
cement-PersonaI and Other Notes.
correspondence OF the Yorkyille Enquirer
Rock HILL, April 26.-At the State
Council ]. o. U. A. M, held recently IN
Columbia, our townsman, the Rev. w.
c. Winn was made state council chap
lain.
The Rev. John Knox Colt, who was
selected to take charge Of the Pres
byterian chapel work here, has arrived
in the city and is at work meeting the
people. Mr.. Colt is an exceedingly
pleasant gentleman. Having mage
this class of work an especial study
It is expected that he will be eminent
ly successful.
An alarm of fire was sounded Tues
day night about 1890 o'clock, just as
the audience was leaving Friedheim's 8
hall after the show, and created quite
an excitement on account OF the big
blaze. 1t proved to be small house
on the old Three C's road, In rear or
Mr.. Jas. Whites residence, In which was
some very inflammable material and the
appearance before nearing 1t was that
of a big fire. Several small children
from the theatre going crowd got mis-
placed for the time and caused another
hubbub.
The presentation of the Mother
Goose" show by the young folks was
an eminent success In every way. In
the first place those who composed the
big audience all say that the show
was splendid itself; in this case the
actors themselves had about as good
a time as the audience and lastly every
reserved or unreserved seat in the
house was sold and many stood and a
goodly sum was realized. The enter
tainment was gotten up by Miss NC
Feat, the Winthrop kindergarten teach
er, her assistant, Miss Jennie Owens,
Mrs. w. L. Law and others and was
for the purpose Of assisting In the free
kindergarten work Of the city.
Some of our good citizens are fol-
lowing Yorkville's good example and
paving in front Of their premises. Mr..
S. j. Kimball who lives on Main street
near the new u. S. postoffice building,
Is putting down heXagonal tiles on his
side walk and the appearance is very
fine, to say nothing of the great COM
fort and utility. Mr.. ]. S. White, also
Is preparing to put cement pavement
in front Of his stores occupied by the
Rock Hill Supply Co.. and the Kuy-
kendall Grocery Co.
Several of Mr.. ]. H. Milling's chill
dren are quite sick.
Capt. Iredell Jones has been Ill at
his residence strawberry HILL He
was threatened with pneumonia. Mr..
Iredell Jones. Jr., of Columbia, spent
several days with him.
Rev. w. L. Lingle and Mr.. James 5.
White returned Wednesday evening
from Blackstock where they have at
tended a meeting Of presbvtery. DIR.
w. A. Pressly spent Thursday in CO.
lumbia on business.