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Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
ROjsStVsnsky Challenges Death

A dispatch from Cronstadt,
dated July 4tb, says; In manly
effort to save the surviving mem
bers of his staff and the other off
GERS who be believed had surrend-
cred the gunboat Bedovi on ae-
count of their affection for their
wounded commander and their dc
sire to save his life. Admiral
Rojestvensky has pleaded guilty
before u court martial. In short
speech to the court the admiral
declared that he took all the blame
on himself and asked that he alone
be punished to the fullest extent
of the law, virtually an appeal for
aud death, which is
the penalty for hauling down the
st. Andrews cross to hostile
vessel.
All the other defendants, includ
ing Captain de Colongue, chief Of
Admiral Rojestvensky's staff and
Captain Baranoff, commander Of
the Bedovi pleaded not guilty.
Admiral Rojestvensky appeared
to have quite recoved from the
wounds he received in the bat o.
of the Sea Of Japan against Ad
miral Togo
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
To AppOTtiOn Delegate

1t is given out authoritatively
that Governor Kibbey will issue
his proclamation on July IA, ap-
portioning the delegates to the
constitutional convention provided
for in the Statehood bull. While
no official announcement regarding
the apportionment has or will be
made until that time, it is under
stood that the apportionment is
practically complete.
Under the terms of the law, Ari-
zona will be entitled to A dele
gates in the convention, these del
egates to be divided among the
several counties according to the
vote cast at the last general elect.
ion,
The total vote of the Territory
at that election was 2l ,427 which
would make each delegate the rep
resentativo of 4S7. According to
the vote of each county, 1t was
found that an apportionmeut made
one The basis of "A, delegates
would loave four delegates Of the
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
STRAIGHT TALK TO TEDDY

Mr.. Roosevelt announces that if
Arizonans do not surrender their
manhood, ignore the future mater.
ial and political welfare of this
territory and accept the brand of
statehood he is willing to hand out
to them, they shall not be permit
ted to throw off territorial bond
age for fifteen years hence. Roese-
welt would be amusing we're he
not disgusting. The people of
Arizona understand that u little
over two years hence this political
monte bank will drop into oblivion
from which a suction dredge could
not pull him, hence will cut no
more figure in future statehood
legislature than did his sheeney
ancestors in the consumation of
American independence. The in
telligent and patriotic people of
Arizona will pay no more atten
tion to either the advice or threats
of this unfortunate result Of the
assassins bullet than they do to the
yelp of the coyote on the desert.
They know their duty, not only to
Arizona, in which they have built
their homes, not for a day but for
all time, but also to the great west,
the future welfare of which is
directly involved in this joint
statehood job, and they will per-
form that duty without regard TO
the wishes of the political buck
aneers who would, in violation of
every law of right and reason,
limit the influence of this great
section in the United States sen.
ate TO perpetuato their own control
Of that body--Fldrente Blade
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
MEANS The SAME

President Roosevelt does not de-
sire to coerce any federal official in
Arizona into the support of joint
statehood. Yet, if these Office
holders knew what was good for
themselves, they will cease their
fight on the proposition. Contin-
uing so to do cannot and will not
do them and good in the very ma
ture of things.-Sauta Fe Ne10
Mericdn,
In other words this editor thinks
they will be fired if they don't sup
port and vote for joint statehood.
Well, if it requires servltude to
hold Office Mr.. Roosevelt will have
quite a number of good Office to
reappoint in Arizona after the
election; however, the GUARDIAN
dom belive he will prostitute his
high Office in such manner.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN is reliably in
formed that during the celebration
at Globe on the Fourth, red flag
was displayed inside the Stag sa-
loon. This saloon is owned by
Messrs Fitzpatrick and Abbott.
During the day Wiley E. Jones
and number of prominent citizens
visited the salooon and Mr.. Jones
roundly denounced the proprietors
and everybody in sympathy with
this open rebuff TO the American
colors. The matter has been re-
ported to the authorities at, Wash
ington and it is to be hoped that
those in authority will take sum
mary action and deal accordingly
with these proprietors who choose
to fly the "red flag" rather than
the Stars and Stripes. The time
has not yet come when foreigners
and anarchists can take charge of
our country and they should be
dealt with in no uncertain manner.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
Miss OInsy EntsrtalRS

Last Saturday evening, Miss
Beulah Olney celebrated her
fifteenth birthday with progress.
i've Irritation party, which delight
ed those present by its many novel
and charming features.
Each lady was given booth
aud subject and each gentleman a
card bearing ribbon with number
corresponding to au,m .th. where
he was to begin, a We minute con.
versation, after which he was 10
leave and visit the next booth. un.
I'll twelve booths were completed.
Miss Lacy and Mr.. Thum proved
to be the most versatile on the
different subjects.
The hostess then passed n large
daisy, allowing the guests TO each
pluck a petal on which was written
their fortune. The reading Of
these caused much merriment
Later daisies were distributed.
marked by numbers, correspond.
ing numbers Icing partners for re.
trcshments, which consisted ot
orange ice, representing a daisv.
and waiers. The tables were dec.
GRATED to represent large daisy.
the latter being the birthday fIow.
er oithe fair hostess.
At inrefgals the little Misses
u ma RobinsNn and Henrietta
Olney served Jjuneh.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
Wrong Man Killed

ATucson woman had a husband
who was good to her, but there
was another man she knew who
wrote poetry. Her husband found
this poem the poet wrote his wife,
and. promptly killed the woman
and himself; the poet, however,
escaped:
Give me kiss, add to that kiss a
score;
Then to that twenty add hundred
more;
A thousand to that hundred, so kiss
on,
To make that thousand up a
million,
Treble that million, and when that
is done,
Let's kiss afresh, as when we first
begun.
Now what is there in that to
make o woman turn down good
husband!
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

j. II. Foster

Some of the democratic news
papers of Arizona, in their mis-
representation and villIfication of
republican newspapers on the
statehood question are doing good
work for jointure. Even the Era
has been accused of favoring joint
ure, which every reader of the
paper knows is absolutely an un-
truth, The statement eminated
from such a questionable source,
however, that it will have no other
effect than that of branding its
author as wiltul and malicious
prevaricator.-COpper Era.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN is informed by a
trustworthy gentleman that Super
visor Billingsley took dinner with
friend yesterday and ate so much
that he couldn't go to bed last
night till after II o'clock and his
morning was thrown out of bed
five o'clock. He insists that au
earthquake was the prime cause of
this early rising this morning.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The press dispatch that bill
had been passed to gi"e Arizona a
sixth judge is mistake. Mark
Smith in a interview states that he
introduced no law so providing;
that he did introduce a bill to
amend the present law as to who
should constitute a quorum in the
supreme court of the territory
where certain judges were disquli-
fed from sitting.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
81 pet,arsb,ru Ill IN e.u

st, Petersburg, July lO.-A full
report of the Cronstadt court
martial shows Rojestevensky
acquitted on the ground that be
was not in his full senses, there.
fore not accountable, for what
transpired at the time of his sur
render. Some Of the officers tried
with Rojestvensky were acquitted,
their guilt not being proved.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
1900 On a Strike

Chicago, ILL.,, July l0-A fury
of labor troubles broke out yester-
day upon the unusally peaceful
summer, Cement workers, swell.
ed beyond all calculations, invol.
wing 2,2j0 men employed in con.
structiug sidewalk and concrete
wal in buildings, went out on a
strike fur higher wages
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

Hon. Frank Dysart gave Dove
dinner yesterday to number of
friends. Mrs. A. H. Austin served
the dinner. The invited guests
were Geo. A. oluey, Frank Billings
ly, B. B. Adams, Fred Cleveland
and J.J. Birdno, after dinner Wine
and Cigars was served.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

THE Phoenix Enterprise has
changed hands, and is now in the
care and keeping of Frank De
Souza, editor and j. B. Forbes,
manager. The initial copy under
the new management bears ear
marks of a good newspaper.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
WHATEVER va

WHATEVER vagaries Teddy
Roosevelt may have in a general
way it is admitted by everybody
that he is a"dead game sport.
He plays the game fair and down
in his soul has an utter contempt
for those who don't.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The Congo Twins company will
give u comedy show at Todd's hall
tonight friday. They are the
best going in the way of singing,
dancing, acrobats, gun spinning
and the worlds greatest boone.
rang tbrowers, they are good. Go
out and see them. Admission 25
aud 35c,
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
authorized number at large, or IN.
attached to any county.


attached to any county.
The number of delegates for
each county will be arrived at by
dividing county vote by 4s7, As
there will not be an equal division
the four extra delegates will be
given to the counties having the
greatest number of unrepresented
votes after division, which will be
Cochise, Gila, Graham and Mari
copa, the latter's share being eight
Judge Kent, who according tn
the law will have to approve ofthe
apportionlnent, is expected to re-
turned to the city in time to allow
of the proclamation being issued
on the above date.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

While other stores are selling
Gas they say) sugar at six dollars
the Cyclone sells cane sugar at
six dollars and we don't sell at
cost. Beet sugar $500; others
sell at six. 20-lt
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN has this week
installed late improved Rosback
perforator The machine is "a
beauty and adds materially to our
already well supplied job Office,
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
Reducing Sale Spells Savings" !

Every department in this store is concerned n this broad,
StocK lightning movement It's our aim to have merchan
disc at minimum within the the next thirty days, and
your helpis absolutely necessary. To win it, in many
cases prices have been merciessly cut In every section
are savings that will make long trip worth while to share
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

rhe Cyclone is helping 70 eSx
Nhat hay is worth 20li =
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13
JULY l8, 1906
Political Announcements

The Guardian Is authorized 10 announce
Geo. B, Gamble as a candidate for sheriff Of
Graham county, subject to the action of the
Democratic convention
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN is authorized to announce
W. II, Parks as a candidate for supervisor of
Graham County, subject to the action Of the
Democratic convention.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN is authorized to announce W.
b. Fonda as q candidate for the office Of Pro-
bate Judge subject to the action OF the demo-
cratic convention.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN is authorized to announce
NJ. II. Merrill a candidate for Sheriff Of of Gra-
ham county snbject to the action Of the repub-
lican convention
Graham guardian., 1906-07-13

The GUARDIAN is authorized to announce
Joe T. Mckinney as an independent demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff of Graham county,
subject to the votes Of the entire people at the
general election
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
EDITORIAL

ships Of the inhabitants of a ruined
town, seems the quintessence of
heartlessncss for which there can be
no possible excuse and which inspires
feeling of csntcmptuous disgust
Seeing from the first that the atti-
tude of the government revealed an
inhuman apathy and an Indifference
without precedent, it was judged ne
nessary to ask as a loan for what
should have been spontaneously sent
the day after the catastrophe.
But neither the municipal author
tiles nor the inha bitants of San Sc
bastian have accomplished the slig-
htest thing by their petition for
loan.
The government has shown Spirit
|of parsimony which contrasts fore
IDLY with its usual extravaganza: it
has not manifested even ordinary
human compassion and pity for the
suffering people of San Sebastian
whose cries of distress and misery
ascend from the ruins of the stricken
town.
Assistance, succour, aid and pro
lection consist of something more
than mere words, neither are they
chimerical ideals impossible of rea-
lization. The hardness of heart. in
difference and selhShness displayed
in official spheres have done more
harm than the fierce cOnhagration
which has brought ruin and misery
&c the inhabitants of San Sebastian.
The repulsive se1fshness of which
the congregation makes such an i'm
IpiouS boast, manifested in its failure
to hold a session for the purpose Of
extending aid to the needy in the
ruined town. is injecting the general
sentiment with its lamentable exam
Iple.
1t begins to look as if we we're not
civilized and human community as
Il We had discarded lofty sentiments
as useless; that generous and com
passionate feelings were unknown
amongst us.
1t might be said of us that we are
multitude Incapable of sympathy.
without charity, without love for our
fellow beings, insensible TO the pain
~ilu SuAAC4 NY III our ullQSI ana QIl-
willing to lift a hand to lessen its
terrOrs.
But we are not willing that such
things should be said of us, and we
wish to cOunteract the bad example
that is given from high quarters.
The tragic moment has not arrived.
I, nor will il ever arrive, when the cry
save yourselves will be heard
without disgust and protest.
We owe each other help, aid and
suCcor; in order to assist the ne
edy and distressed it is necessary
that the bonds that unite Us be more
lclosely knit, and this union should
also serve to remind of their duties
and obligations those who have for
gotten them
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Over a month has elapsed since
the disaster ocurred in San Sebas-
tian. and yet up to the present time
we have not seen the slightest indi-
cation of an intention on the part of
the government TO extend aid to the
stricken town and to it's unfortunate
inhabitants.
The appeal for loan made by the
Mayor of San Sebastian has not been
granted, it remains unanswered, in
fact it has not been deemed of suffi :
cient importance to claim the atten.
ton of the government, which has
shown how little it is interested in
the fate that has overtaken the above
town and the wretched situation of
the greater part of its people.
The Executive Council, according
to our advices, held a meeting on
Thursday of last week. 1t was not,
apparently, possible for it to hold an
extra session, which the exigencieS
of the case beyond question demand
ed, but on the contrary, our tutors
have evidently thought it wiser and
and passive deliberation the petit
ions for help and the demands for
assistance, and close their ears to the
desperate cries ofdistresS an anguish
coming from the survivors of the
destructive cOnhagration.
The extent Of the calamity
which has fallen upon San Sebas
tian so apalling that the unnatural
calm OF the congrcgantes, in the face
Of the report of Mr.. Proctor, seems
inconceivablc.
AS a consequence of the lack Of
homes and because of the crowding
together which circumstances render
imperative, there has broken out an
epidemic of measles in the ruined
town which threatens to assume con
siderable proportions, because it is
impossible under the existing con-
ditions to adopt the necessary sani-
tary arrangements, neither can af-
tlictcd ones be isolated as ought 10
be done, nor can any sort of prec-
2utiOns be taken.
This, together with the general
misery, the absolute paralyzing of
work, the ruin of business and the
general CONSERVATION, intensified by
the utter Indifference of the govern
ment towards the sutferings of the
afflicted community, makes the con
dition OF the inha bitantS so despera-
tie, life so impossible among those
ruins, that only collective action, Sc
conded in a practical and eficacious
manner by official assistance. can les
cen, even in a measure, the panic and
the hopelessnes which has settled
upon the unhappy survivors of the
cruel conflagration.
In the presence OF a picture in
which misery, suffering and distress
are SO conspicuous, the attitude Of
the government, its indifference, its
callousness to the agonies and hard
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
El Cinemat06rafO Lumiere
Ia ULTIMA SEMANA

Los senores Garcia Y Lowandc
empresarios del cinemat6grafo Lu-
niere, que Sc v1ene exhibiends con
tanto 6xito en- cl Circo de la plaza de
Colon, nos participant que los compro-
mis os que tienen contraidos en- otras
localidades, les obligan q limitsr el
tempo de sus espetaculos en- San
Juan, al resto dc la presente semana
durante Ia cual icontinuaran las fun
clones diarias, con programs intsre-
santlSimos y de gran attraction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

En- la carcel de San Juan han in
gresado aver tarde para cumplir pri-
sion, los indivfduos Martin Pacheco,
Modesto Alvarez Ayala, Inocencio
Orta Oquendo y Julio Gomila Noa,
saliendo en- libertad por cumplidos
2; en- la de Aguadilla, en- prisi6n, 2
en- sumario y bajas; en- Ia dc Ma
yagiiez, 1 en- prisi6n y a en- libertad
y en- Ia de Guayama, ] en- prisi6n y /
baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
8Igue Ia rebellion
en- Marruec0s
Sc impone la interven-
ci6n franco-espanola

Nueva York, mi&rcoles-A Ultima hora
comunican de Tanger, que sigue la rebellion de
los elementos anti-extranjeros, auxiliados por
los dos pretendientes al trono del Imperio Sc
cundados por el bandido Raisuli
La voz general de los elementos extranje-
ros RESIDENCES en- aquella ciudad, es que Sc i'm
pone la Intervention franco-espano1a, para que
pueda restablecerse el orden garantir la vida
6 intereses de los extranjeros ALI RESIDENCES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
SePvlelO Especial del BOIelln MercanIn
OABLEGRAMAS.
e PreSidenxe Gomez
de Venezuela, EN- dificil
Si3uaCi0n
Sc teme una revOluci0n
en- la Rep6blica

Nueva York, microbes. Telegrafian de
Caracas que resulta dificil inc0moda la posi-
ci6n en- que Sc ha colocado con los capitalists
venezolanos el Presidente Gomez quien preten-
de hacer ap1obar de la Legislature un impues-
to sobre el capital, cuyo solo anunciO ha produ-
cido gran exitacion entire los amigos de Castro,
los que sc proponen abandonar el pals y tai
vez organizar una revolucion contra el actual
gobicrno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
FrancTa iVn1pOndra
la taE.ifa maxima
Probable crisis economical
ELI Venezuela

Nueva York mi6rcoles.-Dicen de Paris,
que en- vista de que el gobierno venezolano no
ha resuelto las reclamaciones, francesas sobre
el asunto del Gable del representante diploma
tico Mr.. Taigny, FranCia impondra la tarifa
maxima los productos de Venezuela que Sc
importer en- el pals 10 que ha de producer una
intensa crisis economical en- el Comercio Agri-
cultura de la Republica pano-americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
Il PreSSdemEe Roosevelt
realiza gesti0nes
diplOMaticaS
Mr.. Jausserand Sc mueStra firme
EN- sus demands

Nueva York, microbes. = El Presidente
Roosevelt ha conference.-the hoy con el embaja-
dor frances en- Washington NJ Jausserand, re-
rente a los asuntos venezolanos a la actitud
decidida de Francia relativa a imponerle la ia
rifa maxima a los productos de Venezuela, pc
TO ell embajador frances sc muestra flrme en- los
prop6sitos de su gobierno no cedera a infuen-
cias extraIas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

FL guardia Canell destacado en- el
poblado de Mameyes, Rio Grande ha
sorprendido hoy 4 Manuel Torrens,
con un contrabandO de tabacos, incau-
tandose dc'estos y ponitndole 4 dis
posici6n del Juzgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
EA Congreso veBex0lano
en- deSaCuep10
Hay oposici6n al impuesto

Nueva York, mi6rcoles.-Se lagrega los
miembros del gabinete Gomez varios diputa-
dos del Congreso existe desacuerdo sobre la
aprobaci6n del proyectado impuesto a los CAPT
talistas de la Republica por 10 que Sc espera
que no obtengan mayorfa los partidarios de tan
inOpOrtuna medida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

ResistTador de 10 pro iedad sustituto que
fue IA aiIos en- AreciAo ofrece sus sery;cios.
como NOtariO, en- Areciho. Baios do 10 casa
n6mero l3, calle de Ia Cruz, 20 haCe eargo
de presentar para sa inscription en- cl Regis
tro de Ia prOpiedad del Distrite yemitir 4
los respeCtivos interesados, lee 1esumentes
qHe con tai sbjets se le envian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
DON Alfonso reqresara
e. wiernes.a Espa1a
Desembarcara en- el Ferrol

Nueva York, microbes. -Avisan de Ma
drd que don Alfonso permanecera en- "Cowes
Henry hasta el viernes en- que embarcara en-
el watch "Giralda" regresando a Espa1a y
probabemente desembarcara en- el Ferrol dom
de efectuara una revista de la escuadra espa-
nOla de instruction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
e Rey Eduardo VII wisitara
a Gear EN- Septiembre
Probable acuerdo anglo-rusO,
sobre ell goIto pGrsico

Nueva York, miercoles-Se anuncia la
probable vista del Rey de Inglaterra Eduar-
do VII al Emperador de Russia Nicolas H. Y
creeSc que la conferencia versara sobre pO-
sble acuerdo de ambos poderes en- cuanto d las
cuestiones acerca del G0lfo PersiCOy extension
de Russia por Ia Mongolia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
Mas nOticias

Sc han registrado en- la Superin-
tendencia de Sanidad los t1tulos de
los doctores Charles Francis-Stokes,
y H. II. Foster, y Ell de dona Emilia
Nuflez, enfermera para el Hospital
de muieres Y nifios de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
Ultima H0ra

Nueva York. microbes Ha
oCurrido un gran terremOtO en-
San Francisco de California, Y
hay mucbas peTdidas de vidaS
Y de edificios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
Don alfonso ERauy festeiado
en- MCowes Henry"
Devuelve su vista & la Princesa
Ena de Battemberg

Nueva York, miercoles-Participan de
Londres, que ha sido recibido con gran entu-
siasmo en- el palacio de "Cowes Henry, Ell joven
Rev don Alfonso XIII cuando fue a devolver
su vista la princesa Ena de Battemberg, futu-
ra reina de Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
CUBAN STEAMSHIP IINE

vapor nges "CAYO negara puerto, proce
Hamburgo Ambere haca de Abr prmo des
pahandose de ermnadas
la Habana Mexico.
Admira la Habana deseen aprovechar
oportundad podran dirrse nforme los
suscriben San Juan Puerto Rico 26 de Mario de 1906
J. T.ESilva Banking Commercial Company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
Doctor Gustavo Munoz

DE la FACULTAD DE MEDICINA DE MADRID
EX-PRoFESoR CIlNICO
EL'HOSPlTAL DE SAN CARLOS
DB LA AIsMA FACULTAD
DE regreso de 81 viaje 4 Madrid. ha establecids
81 oflcpa professional
IN Ia Gale de Tetuan n6merO 81.
HORAE Dn CONSULTA, DE 3 A p. n
zELEFcHD. BBsEbO s2e.