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sible for her to obtain employment
there.
While in Spokane, friends say.
she was cheerful and gave no hint
Of any disturbing element In her
life except her connection with the
Butte man, whom she minated
was married.
During her stay here, Miss An
derson considered the ACCESSIBILITY
of becoming a naturalized citizen
of the United States In order that
she might Ale upon government
land for a homestead. Some tech
nicality, however, precluded the
carrying out of her plan and soon
after she returned to Butte.
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CLARK TRIED
f0Q tMb[zzUhQ

The preliminary hearing Of J. E.
Clark, accused by r. A. Hutchin-
son and A. B. Railton of the en-
bezzlement of 1927 from a mining
syndicate was begun in Judge Hin
kle's court today.
Clark is accused of having, as
agent for about 40 people, taken
1927 and appropriated the same to
his own use when the money should
have been turned over to one Min
nick, a prospector sent to Humboldt
county, Nevada, to secure mining
claims.
1t was shown in evidence that
Clark left for Nevada last March
and returned, stating he could not
find Minnick nor the place, Han
sons Butte, where the prospector
was supposed to be. Hutchinson
demanded the return Of the money
SO it could be paid back to the sub
scribers to the fund. Clark refused
to return the money and stated he
would make out a report on the
trip. Words grew warm and Hutch
inson, it is claimed, called Clark
names. AS a result Clark brought
suit against Hutchinson for defam-
alton of character. Then Hutcliin-
son had Clark arrested for embez-
element
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GASCONADE, Mo-, Feb. IA. - A
mail train on the Missouri Pacific
was wrecked at the approach to the
bridge over the Gasconade river.
Three trainmen and two mail
clerks were hurt. 1t occurred this
omrning. No passenger cars were
attached. The train was running
nearly a mile a minute when it
struck a bad rail and jumped the
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA. -
u. S. Attorney Heney and also
sister in law Of Mrs. Mckinley de-
MED that Mrs. Mckinley sailed for
the orient yesterday to find her hus-
band, who is alleged to have gone
to China in company with Little
Egypt" 1t Is claimed she Is still
In this city and would be at the Hol-
land House this afternoon.
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d, L. Whipple, engineer of the
switch engine on the Northern Pa
cific railroad, was arrested this af-
ternoon by Officer Dow on the
charge Of blocking the Sprague ave-
nue. crossing for more than 5 min
utes. The crossing was blocked
for more than 61a minutes.
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RECOVER
CAMPAIGN
EXPENSES
(Ecripps News Associatton.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The in
vestigating committee of the New
York Life will supplement its re-
port this afternoon. 1t finds STA
702 was contributed to campaign
purposes from the company's funds.
He says: These sums were con-
tributed at the direction of Mccall
and certain trustees. These con-
tributions are not legally just, and
such means as are available should
be taken for their recovery" He
recommends the employment of
special counsel to recover.
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THOUGHT TO Be
A COUNTERFE|TER

B. d. Seeley, who was arrested
this morning by Officer McQuillan
and Detective Herndon, is supposed
by the police to be one of a gang
of counterfeiters. He was arrested
in saloon on Stevens street while
trying to pass a bad $40 gold piece.
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MAKE HAM|LT OND|SGORGE

go to Europe March 1, ostensibly
for pleasure, but II IS believed real
ly to demand of Hamilton on pain
of eXtradition an accounting or
restitution of a million dollars.
Fowler, Jerome and Mayer have
been in conferences on this mat
ter.
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bly, increased the loads Of the mail
men. The colored valentines were
in evidence all over the city and
especially in the hands of the
school children returning to school
for the afternoon session.
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(Scripps News Association-)

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Trustees
of the New York Life met today.
Before adjournment the Fowler
committees report on campaign
contributions is likely to be sub
mitted. Thos. p. Fowler, chairman
of the housekeeping committee will
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EARTHQUAKE CAUSE
OF MUCH DAMAGE
(Scripps News Associatiou.)

NEW YORK, Feb. IA. - The
steamer Sarnia arrived today and
reports an earthquake at Cartha-
gena. 1t parted ships cables and
swept many small craft from their
moorings. The Colombian warship
Carthagena parted her cables.
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RAILROADS THREATEN
GREAT STATE OF OHIO

affairs. BY the cent law in Ohio
one official declared the public is
going to lose instead of gain by
such measures. He said the roads
would reduce the number and quail
ity of trains through Ohio. He said
Ohio would enjoy fewer safeguards
against hccidents.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA. -
Passengers arriving today by the
the steamer Acapulco from Pana-
ma report the volcano I2alco, state
OF Chicarauga, still in eruption. Izal-
CO was long extinct and broke out
Jan. 3. Eruptions are every 10
minutes. Some damage done. No
loss of life.
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PETTY THEFTS

e. p. Staples, 1914 Fourth ave-
nue., reports to the police that some
one stole his bicycle last night from
his home.
d. f. Scott, E127 First avenue,
says his overcoat was taken from
his home last night.
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MONEY FOR
STARVING
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. IA
The Red Cross received 100000
from the Christian Herald in re-
Spouse to the presidents appeal to
aid the famine stricken Japanese.
The Toxic government cabled
thanks.
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COLUMBUS, Kan, Feb. IA. -
Four were killed and four injured
in the Frisco passenger train
wreck. The train burned as a re-
suit of the collision.
Dead: A. H. Huxley, passenger,
died from heart disease due to
excitement; Harry Roundtree, bag
gageman; unidentified passenger,
body partly cremated.
Engineer and fireman badly hurt.
Engineer George Woods died en-
route to the hospital.
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GOV. BRADY
RESIGNED
(Sr Rips News Association.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. IA
The president today received the
of Governor Brady Of
Alaska. The post will probably be
offered to Lieut.. ID. II. Jarvis, for
merly of the revenue cutter service,
now in business in Alaska.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. Il. -
Twelve revolutionary leaders were
arrested at Riga, among them being
one, Rubenstein, called the Ma
poleon Of the Baltic" who organ
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bETRAYfDBYRUSSIAN SPY

lied and led the revolt In the BAL
tic provinces, and showed much
military ability, He was the most
beloved leader of the insurgents In
that section. A spy betrayed him.
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CROW TOLD
fATH[R MURPHY
(scripps News Association.)

OMAHA, Feb. 1.-THE court
this morning admitted as evidence
letter of Grove to Father Muir
ply, confessing he kidnapped Ed
ward Cudahy, and asking that the
priest intercede with Cudahy to
save him from prosecution. The
state rested.
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B0NTS DEBTS
REACH SUM OF
SEVEN MILLIONS
(Scripps News Association.)


PARIS, Feb. 14.-The Countess
De Castellane left Paris and IS stay
ing at Barritz with her children,
where she will remain until her
suit for divorce Is ended. The fig
ures given by the countess show
the counts debts amount to 4,0OO,-
600 francs, about $7,000,000.
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INITIATE EAGLES

Last night 95 men were initiated
into the Eagles lodge. Twelve of
the 95 were from Tekoa. After the
a social time was enjoy
ed in which the colored quartette
from the Spokane hotel sang and
the Eagles orchestra rendered Sc
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ST VALENTINES DAY

Mail carriers this morning knew
that today was st. Valentines day.
The missives Of lace-like paper and
glazing cartoons In color apprecia
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(Scripps News Association.)

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. IA. -
1t is reported the Frisco Limited
Meteor is wrecked near Column
bus, Kan, in collision with freight.
Several are reported killed. The
wreck is burning.
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tScripps News Associatioal
ROME, FEB. 14.--Miss. ]. Lough-
borough, "a, If San Francisco died
in this city today.
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TWO BAD WRECKS
OCCUR TODAY

| track. Two cars were thrown into
the ditch. The clerks tried to save
the mail from the burning cars,
but much was lost.
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tory for the mayor on unfolding Of
Gill's position and the looping off
of Commissioner Handley's head.
w. w. Roy was chosen to sue
coed Handley and took Office to-
day. He was formerly superin-
tendent at the city water works.
George Mackey succeeded Roy
today as water works superintend-
ent.
The mayor was equally success
full in disposing of the Law En-
forcement league and their charges.
Corpora ton Counsel Gerachty de-
Tended the mayor and scored the
leaguers. He was supposed to pro-
secute. The council did not like it
at least four of them did not and
they took occasion to say so. But
vote was forced and the mayors
slate was cleaned to 4.
81 was not in the least surprised
last night when Mayor Daggett had
me removed from office and Roy
put in my place. l have been ex-
pecting that move for some time
past. Ever since the present adj
ministration took office the mayor
has been trying to get rid of me-"
stated L. B. Handiey this after.
noon when asked about his being
removed from the Office of city com.
missioner.
Mr.. Handley refused to state
what he would do about his remov-
al from office, but did say he would
probably have some statement to
make soon.
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(scripps News Association.)

CHICAGO, Feb. IA meeting
of the Central Passenger associa-
tion was held here today and rep
resentatives of the Gould, Wander
bilt, Cassatt and smaller systems.
81 roads In all, will discuss what
appears to be a crisis In railroad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
Eduardo Zamacois.
La question de los muell0S


En- la session del 20 del ppdo., :cita-
da por Ell Sr. William Korber, Vice.
presi6ente de la Camara de Conner
clio por motivo de conversation que
tuvo con ell Hon. Gobernador, la Ca
mara tomo la siguiente resolution,
que fue aprobada en- session celebra-
da antier:
Por cuanto: La CONSTRUCTION. de
muelles en- el Puerto de San Juan, es
de absolute { imperiosa necesidad
por ell grande y rapido desarrollo
que ha adquirido en- los tiltimos af1os
la exportaci6n e importation por di-
cho puerto;
Por cuanto: ST la escasez actual
de medios de carga y descarga er el
puerto de San Juan, no Sc remedia
con urgencia, resultara dentro de po-
co tempo, un conhicto para e1 CO.
|mercio exportador 6 importador de
esta plaza,
Resu6lvase por 1a::Camara de Co
Imercio de Puerto Rico:
acknowledgements, al Homo
|ra bic Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
para que a ST. vez 10 haga al Conseio
Executive, que, dentro de 10 que las
atribuciones de. dicho cuerpo la
Ley permitan, anuncie en- los peri6-
Idic0s de esta Isla y ell los mas i'm
portantes de los Estados Unidos, la
CONCESSION de franquicias para la cons
truce ion Y exploitation de muelles en-
cl Puerto de San Juan;
Segundo.-Que en- la concession de
Edichas franquicias Sc estipulen las
mayores facilidade's posibles fin
de introducir 10 pronta y legitima in
version de capitales en- dichas obras
6 empresas;
Tercero.-Que 81 dentro del termi-
ne de tres meses, despues de la pu-
blicaci6n de los anuncios a que antes
Sc hace 'referencia, no Sc. presenta-
sen solicitantes de response bilidad
para la construction y explota ci6n de
dichos muelleS, es. la opinion de la
Camara de Comercio de Puerto Rico
que entonces, Ell Gobierno Insular
proceda por los medios su alcance,
4 la construction de muelIes en- el
puerto de San Juan.
AeWFy n BeSOSA.
Secretario.
Es copia exacta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
Henry fl ReSOSA.
Car n &c
NOtaS ameriCanas
Es copia exacta.
New York, 6 de Tunio

ANCW AOAAs TIC Bu1AO.
Hoy hablar6 de inmigraci6n-que
es asunto de interes vital para Gu
ba-en vista de que, ESQ de los no
rrores y suciedades de los mataderoS
de Chicago, va, seg6n parece, ter
minar as1 como las comedias del
tempo viejo en- las que el vicio era
castigado y ia virtud recompensada
En- las grandes ciudades del Este,
los consumidores rechazan la carne
procedente de Chicago y piden la
que sale de los mataderos locales;
que estan hacienda negocio y tienden
a hacerlo atn mayor.
Y, vamos con la inmigracion-tie-
ne esta TN aspecto del cual he dicho
algo antes de hoy, con motivo del
bill Dillingham;, prescntado en- el Se-
nado de la Union; y ese aspecto es.
la distribucion de la gente que vienc
a esta repdblica en- busca de trabaio.
Uno de los artfculos del bill, articulo
que agrado mucko en- los Estados del
Sur, decia:
"Se autoriza al Comisario General
de Immigration para estabsecer. bajo
Ia direction y control del Secrctaris
de Comercio y Trabajo, una Division
de Information -. La mission de esa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
ESTRELLAS ERRANTES
MILE. POLAIRE

Amelia Polaire, la excentrica cuyo
donaire acre, dislocado, casi enfer-
mizo. comenzaba eclipsar Ell presti-
gio decadente de Ivette Gilbert
aca ba de Zanzibar Ell escenario de los
'inu Sic halls" por Ell teatro de la
Renaissance, donde ha obtenido
un exito con Lies Hannetons, de
Brieux.
Hace cuatro af1os Sc dijo que Mile.
Polairc iba q estrenar en-. Bouffes-Pa-
risiens una obra sacada de las "Clau'
dinas" de Willy. Desde entonces
sus victoriss han continuado. Pri-
nero aparece en- Ell Undo teatrito de
Mathurins con una obra de Martin
Gall; despues ell buen p1blico que
|antes la aplaudfa riendo carcajadas,
l1oro viendola en- "Triquet. de Gyp,
y pronto Ia intuici6n dramatica de Ia
extrafia actriz volvi6 & triunfar Y lie
90 a 10 tragico Ell "Theda" de. Juan
Lorrain. Ultimamente la vemos bri-
liar en- Monte-Carlo, interpretando e1
tipo creado por Mile. Dieterle en-
|"Coraz6n de gorrion," luego en-
Paris, con la eomedia "El deseo, de
Miguel Provins.
Mile. Polaire es delgada y de ra-
quftica estatura; tiene los brazos ner-
viosos y largos, grandes los pies, las
piernas varoniles y enjutas; ninguna
|ampulosidad femenil, ninguna curva
suave embellece su cuerpo anguloso;
es ancha y SEGA, aplastada, cual ST IN
gran peso hubiese comprimido sus
costillas y sus caderas, aceTcando Ell
|esternon la columna dorsal, lami-
|nandola, en- fin :. .Sobre los hombros
descarns dos, bajo cuya piel los ONO
|platos y las claviculas acusan sus
|perfles oortantes, sc yergue la cabe-
"a; una cabeza triste j comica a la
vcz, huTafia, burlona, cinica 8 ino-
Ecentc, seg1n las circunstancias, por
Ia cual todos los guifios de la duda y
del hassio han passdo. 81 rostgo, de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
presa, al @precio del mercado, lie
presta dinero.

presa, al ~precio del mercado, les
presta dinero.
tEsa compafifs-- af1ade Ell Tue2
Groscup-ha 6 creado asf, inillares de
capitalistas." Una gran fabrica de
Chicago distribuye todos los afios,
entire su personal, de S a 10 por 100
de sus ganancias. Otra-y este es
un ejemplo que merece ser initado--
vende q todo empleado Il obrero de
la casa, papel de la empresa por una
cantidad iguslsa su sue1do su formal
dc un afio: Ell comprador no tiene que
pagar mas que 21I2 por ciento del
eontsdo y el 4 por 100, cada afio; del
capital en- acciones que recibe; y CO.
bra el dividendo por complete desde
el primer afio.
Es este un metodo. muy recomen-
dable, como llevo sdicho; primero
porque el dependiente- accionista We
pronto los resultados de su compra,
Iy ESQ 10 anirna; y ,luego, porque
aprende a contar, q ser cuidadoso,
apreciar las ventaias de la constan-
cia y de la accumulation. Al intere-
sarse por la prosperidad de la en-
presa Sc interesa por su propio
dinero.
Los enemigos de la propiedad in
dividual son los que no Ia tienen.
Cuanto mayor sea el niimero de pro.
pietarios, tantos menos enemigos
tendra la propiedad; y esta, gracias
q las sociedades por acciones, Sc
puede difundir hasta 10 infinite. Co
mo dice bien el Juez Grosscup "eso
es mucho mejor para curar ,algunos
males ccon6micos que no Ell socialis-
lisms; el cual NO es sino un paso
hacia atras."
Al propio tempo Que Sc publicaba
en- este pals Ell escrito de Mr.. Gross
cup, en- Francia, Mr.. Milde, ex-Pre
sidente del Sindicato Professional de
las IndustriaS Electricas, en- una car.
ia dirigids al marques de Dion; di-
rector de una tAbrica de automobiles
.proponia a las Camaras Sindicales de
csc ramo de industria-en cl cue ha
.habido, hace POGO, huel9as graves
que Sc diese participation los obre-
ros en- los benefcios. para evitar, en-
euanto sea possible, los conf1ictos en-
tre el capital y ell trabajo. Como Sc
We, la idea esta en- Ell aire; y es 10
|curioso que antes de ser idea, fu6 un
hecho. En- 10 que varias empresas
habian practicable, en- Europa y aqui,
por buen deseo, con modestias sin
''reclamos' ahora sc comienza des-
'cubrir algo que tiene nucho alcance
\. T.Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05

Gambia sus ceffidos vestidos urbanos S
por otro mas amplios; trajes fotan-
tes, trajes infantiles que anifian lsli
figura y dan su rostro una EXPIRE
sion de inocencia apacible. Es "clau-
dina, que suef1a.
En- ese tremendo salto, desde los
Music halls" al teatro. que destro-
20 la reputation de tantas "estrellas
errantes", Mile. Polaire ha vencido
y todo mueve a Greer que la historic
de sus exitos sera brillante. Triun-
fara. En- ella, la inspiration no es
estudio es instinto. :.
Eduardo Zan,acois.
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