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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-20

Sc llamaba en- la Francia de Napo-
leon III una perSonalidad sin man
dato. Pero 81 puedo dirigirme, IL
tulo de cubano y con todos mis- if1te-
reses materiales y morales en- Cuba,
q los partidos contendientes mas en-
especial al partido gobernante, para
pedirle que ejerzan su acci6n polftica
4 fin de poner fin cuanto antes esta
situacion mas que angustiosa.
"GComo podra ejercerla7 Compro-
ImetiendoSe solemnemente respetar
es decir, 4 no oprimir desde el poder
a sus adversarios, abrir un paleK-
que libre las sspiraciones de unos
y de otros, no despair jam&s 4 Ia
minoria de su legitima representa-
cion, 4 no cenvertir Ell servicio del
EStado en- granjeria de I'm partido
determinado; en- una palabra, q res
tringir la politica 4 sus naturales Ii
mites Ia contienda politica a su
|verdadero campo, el de obtener ma
yoria en los cuerpos colegisladores.
"A hn de dar sanction este com
promise, debe obligarse al par,ido
|imperante a pedir" (oido 4 la caja
que aquf entra el loco) pedir la
convocacion del Congreso e ir a 81
con los proyectos de ley necesarios
para asegurar el derecho constitucio-
nal de Ia ninoria.
Esas leyes mo hay para que decir-
lo) no pueden ser otras que las que
pedla nuestro a1ienado, la ley muni-
| y la electoral, y acaso la de Ia divi,
sion de mandos, aunque no sse Ia alu-
de tan directamente.
Pero hay mas todawa. La Discu-
sion" que, como hemos dicho, no
guerra anteS tratOs nj baratos con los
Iinsurrectos. escribia Ell domingo un
articulo preguntando toda alarmada;
I"IQue hacen los partidos1" y de ese
Iarticulo formaban parte estos para
fos.
"(Por que no tratan sobre leyes do
Iplena garant5a-Ley Municipal, cleo
toral para, ereaei6n de un verdadero
poder judici ial independiente-y todo
cuanto pueda ahrmar TN porvenir Sc
guro en- Ell que la formula suprema
de la democracia de que "al que Dios
Sc la de, San Pedro Sc la bendiga, y
quede perfectamcnte solida amar-
tillada7
Una accion de los partidos con Ia
base del Congreso-dentro de Ia dig
nidad com6n y de la dignidad de Ia
Repdblica-para fines de efectiva ga
rantia ulterior Y hasts de mdtuas con-
Icesiones de la materia prebendada,
mo podria ofrecer y dar soluci6n
una contienda Que fuera de ESQ no
tiene pies nj cabezs2"
va 10 creo que 81, dira el loco,
Ioyendo hablar 4 LA Discussion" de
Congreso, de ley Municipal electo-
raj, y de garantias, que es todo, alb
solutamente todo 10 que el indicaba
desde su modesto tribuna del Prado.
PoT ESQ hemoS dicho que ese loco
esta de enhora buena ahora decimos
que 81 vuelve a Mazorra, donde va
estuVo una vez, por haber perdido
|nuevamente In razon, como es evi-
dente que la ha perdido de remate,
siempre lie quedara alguna para po-
der exclamar con Ell poeta.
Nj estan todos los que son,
nj son todos los que estan."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-20
IL cALsR

Los fabricantes de filaturas de
algodones de Lankashive, han deSpe-
dido varioS millares de muieres
por no ser possible continuar por aho-
IA los trabajos q causa del excessive
calor que Sc deja sentir.
Sc han registrado numerosas inso-
laciones, y son muchos los operarios
que han sucumbido victimas del ca
lor.
iCarasolesl Ante este, bueno sera
que nosotros nos callemos; atm tea
niendo la conviction de que otrss STU
daran nenoS.
m WlElH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-20
BE KANAH

2 Encuentrase en- San Juan, en- asun-
tos profesionales, ell estimado conner
ciante de Manati don Delffn Suro, de
la hrma de aquella localidad "Suro
Hermanos
Deseamosle buen acierto en- sus
negocios y satisfactarios resultados.
Ola LARN
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
blizzard at St. Joseph.

ST. Joseph, Mo-: The NEST severe
inward Of the winter has prevailed
here since Sunday afternoon. While
While the temperature was not lower
than Is degrees above zero, intense
suffering by the poorer classes and
loss Of live stock was caused by small
narticles of snow droven by terrill'
gale from the north. About three
inches of snow fell, drifted badly ah'
intprfered considerably with the rail-
road schedules.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Murderess Given Bail.

Atlanta, Ga: Mrs. Willie Stanni,
fer who is charged with killing heE
sister Miss Chappell Whisenant, last
Friday, was released yesterday on
$4,000 bond. At her preliminary exam
motion on Saturday Mrs. Standl1eF
was committed to jail, bond being DE-
MED. The case was taken to the SUI
nerior court yesterday and the decl
sion of the committing magistrate
was reversed on the representation
that Mrs. Standifer is a victim O
tuberculosis. and that she has a youns
child from whom she can not be ser
arated without danger to the chlIa
health.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
stormed a Hospital.

Greensburg. Pa: Infatuated upon
being refused admittance to the West
morelanl hospital over 100 ltalianS
and Austrans assailed the hospital LOT
several hours late Saturday nlgh''
The police force and squad from
Troop 4 of the State ConstaDuiai!
were called out, and it was not un;i
seven of the rioters had been arrest
ed and jailed that the disturbance
ce,sod The foreigners came &c
Greensburg from their camp to WISH
fellow countrymen who had been IN
iured in a railroad wreck on lhufs
day
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
WAR on OUTLAWS
Deputy Marshas in Indian territory
Rushinc to Cherokee Nation

vi,ito L r.: Heavily armed OIL
cors late Yesterday hurried from all
norts of the Territory to the scene 20
miles southeast of Vinita, in the CheE'
o1,oa Nation. where the Wickllfte out
,ows killed three deputy marshals on
Sunday night. and at last reports were
ctiu battling with the two remaining
officers Because of the bitterly coIo
voother and the mountainous country
the officers may not be able 10 Or
oanize their forces for an attack De-
fore TODAY, According to the report
received here, the full blood lhdlahS
are going to the support of the WICK
iFes, who are Cherokee Indians.
Marshal Darrough has wired the oe
partment of justice at Washington
asking authority to swear in loo ao
ditiona, DEPUTIES. and to offer SlOO
reward fer each Of the outlaws oe"
= or alive He has gone to Kansas an
will personally direct operation
against the outlaws.
t The ambush laid by the WIckhne
). for the six deputies on Sunday mgr
4 was cleverly planned. The oftlce'
l. were led into it unsuspectingly ar
t were fired upon without warning. II
deputies fought desperately, and for
time escape for any of them SCENE
II imnossible. In the fight that ensu'
y. three deputies, l.. T. Gilstrap of Ma
N sas Otis futile of Vinita and ID
u Terry of Tahlequah, I. T., were kiil'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
lrishman's Joke.

Over in Clay county, Mo-, there va
a funny Irishman, says the yelling
ton News. 1t was years ago whcr
philander Lucas was judge Of the Cil
cult court. The lrishman had a suit
before Lucas, and when it was tried
his attorney asked that 1t be pas,ei
as his client wanted 70 employ adj
tional counsel. When the Judge vas
going to dinner, the IriShman acCOs,
ed him. Your honor" he begu
Dim thinkin' iV imployin'. anOtha
lawyer f'r me case. An Oh think O
wud rather pay yeez t ripraysint nj
than amy wan else. Because, iudg.
OF think yeez nave a very good know
edge iv tn law an thin, bein' on L
bench, yeez wud have a very 600
notion iy how tn thing is goin'.'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
HEAD-ON COLLISION.
brakeman kilIed-The Conductor anu
Some Passengers Bruised.

Ia Maroue, Texas: \ head-on COZ
Iieion occurred here at l:13 yesterday
morning between the south bound MIS-
souri Kansas and Texas freight ~
447 and the north bound Galveston
News train No. So. Mr.. K. r fli''
brakeman, who was on the platform
between the coaches, was killed III
stantlv, Conductor Murray ana Eng
neer Silbernagle were hurt. on' no,
very seriously. Mr.. HillS VIE anu
child and thirty or forty passengers
were on the train. All were D"oIH
shaken ND. but were not hurt bo'l
engines and two coaches were Oao''
demolished. The wreckins ere" h"'
the debris cleared by noon, ana 'N
track open for traffic.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Fierce Storm in Montana.

Helena, Mont: Reports from all o''
or The state indicate that one OF the
fiercest storms of the winter is raging
Al snndown at Marysville, a few miles
from here, - degrees below zero l:
renorted, with the wind blowing
gale and a foot of snow on the ground
In the eastern part of the state 1t
,,so registered IS degrees below a
| Livingston.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
natriek,s New Lease on Life.

Albany, n. Y: Governor Higgins
Yesterday issued further reprleVe uE-
til Nav IS in the case of Albert T. Pat
rick, whose sentence of death for the
alleged murder of William Marsh Rice
the governor had already delayed from
January % to March 10. The respite
is at the joint request of District At
torney Jerome and the attorneys fol
Patrick, in order to allow time to con
tinue the proceedings on the motor
for a new trial now pending in New
! York city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Killed by His Winchester.

Marion, Texas: Mr.. Lee Forden-
baum was accidentally killed yester'
dav nv his Winchester getting caught
and discharging while he was cIlmo'
ING through a barb wire fence Mr.
Fordenbaum was young man OF
prominence and his death is regret
| ted by all.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Taa Name3,

In the Canton dialect "Pekoe" mean,
white hair" and for this kind o, ~
the very youngest leaves of all A..
gathered, SO young that the whit.
down Of babyhood is still upon tban
whence their name. Congo,
means labor; considerable tro,ba
and labor being taken in its prepar.
ton at Amboy, these are perpetus,sa
in its name. "Bohea' is called ats,
a range of hills in FoKien. "Son
chong" expresses no sentiment, bit ,
bald fact, being Cantonese for IN.
small kind" "HySOn' signifies I'm,
ishing spring
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
OYSTER Cannery Rushed

NatagOrda, Texas: The oyster c7H
ming factory is running every day now
and is turning out from 5000 to 1000
cans of oysters per day. They are
uniting ND a high grade of oysters ana
there is quite a growing demand ,or
their product. The company is well
oouinned for the work and is meeting
with every success.
A skating rink is in operation here
at the pavilion. Good crowds nave
hoen participating in this sport.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Sunday Morning ARRAY.

Hilsboro, Texas: A negro named
prince Monroe was killed in the Free
town" section of Itasca about l2:So
o'clock Sunday morning and three
other negroes are in jail here charged
with murder. The killed was the re-
su,t Of a fracas which occurred while
tbev and other negroes were engaged
in a dance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Commission for San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas: Senator Mar
shall Hicks gave notice Monday that
he will apply for charter that VIII
give San Antonio commission form
of government at the next special ses'
sion of the legislature, which will con-
vone March %. According to his plan
the commission will be elected by the
qualified voters of the city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Traoic End of Caumen.

seguin. Texas: Great regret IS le"
here over the tragic end of Lee v
Carmen, who met his death yesterday
at Schertz. He was a part owner ol
the famous Adams nursery, and one
of the biggest honey raisers of this
section. He was under so years OF
age and his death is attributed by
manv to i'll health, and he is supposed
TO have himself pulled the deadly triS
| ger
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
THE EDITOR
ExolaIns How to Keep W :
e'p'' and physical vis''

Explains How 10 ~ vioor.
, Now Jersey editor writes s:.s, 4
a. "A N leng 'r indulgence in in y ssr|
brought ~ luDs on a condition rS ., 70
e ssSese that had to quit ., ss'i ,s
~. oI, put mys food On with plenty s
Do door exercise and in -, a r,sssstotsi !
found my stomach SO l Ia gsfs
the process Of dig e,".rsss. !.
Measure instead Of dl'll .ssns.h %
1T also built up my s'1 my bpa'''
S was abe al on .g as not .' ID u
~ mr paper ,e but also do q s''''
outside writing. .o.Nuts tis,
81 find that the with with gsats'iI e. !
s shsn e ms BE- before, and Ti s5es y
ing of brain flag WIN, aod,ly vigorI,
and do walk miles e Eve used TO :.
f fatigue-a few squares , i've % o
me before l began " Nv posts
NJ Nuts" Name given 0' 5,
b. There's es' a reason. k WSssIIl,Ds
. book, The Road to
pkgs.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
ua,vv Snowfall in Indiana.

indianapolis, Ind: The heaviest
snowfall of the winter, ranging IN
denth from four to twelve inches, &C
cording to dispatches received from
various parts of the state, covers In
diana tonight. In the north portion
traffic on steam and electric r'a1S
has been impeded.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Mnsic hv Electricity.

In these days of automau a., ~ I,
n,a Az it is not surprising t9a !, = !
t pras t' should be requisitiOned % o.. :
uish the motive power for the oP :
ton of some of the modern - .sr
c com of the electric lei n esp.
natural advantage OF such S.,, ~
t that is difficult to attain .-a WIN n,
met ID of pneumatic control I,o, nth N
over t the electric piano PLAYER ia oanr us-
meta metsllic records which OF cOui''
practically indestructiDle'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
oueen's Pocket Money.

Madrid: Premier MoHett yesterday
officially communicated to the cabinet
King Alfonsos betrothal to Princess
Ena of Battenburg, who hereafter Will
be officially known as Victoria Euge-
ME. Later the two houses OF parma
nent will be notified. The minister OF
finance will present bill for an ap
propriation of $4,000 annually for thf
future queen. The date Of the mar
rage has been definitely set for June
| I'd.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Bernhardt's New Role.

Chattanooga, Tenn: Nine. Sarah
Bernhardt has accepted an invitation
to lay the corner stone OF the ne"
sbuhert theater in this city. The GER
emory will be conducted in due form
and elaboration next Friday afternoon
The actress will play that night here
in the city auditorium, built for grea'
| conventions.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
SORES FROM HEAD TO FOOT.
Covered with Crusted sealy Eczema
When One Month oId-cured BY
Cuticura at Expense Of s4@.

When I was one month old Vi'
taken with eczema. Alter being under
the treatment of two doctors for Ois
month, and no improvement, my noa
er was advised by a druggis' 10 "
Cuticura Soap and Ointment SS
one crust of sores from head to i0S-
Ny mother could brush the scales Oh
my body; and my finger and the mans
fell. After using six cakes 0. Cur
cura Soap and about as muen Vuucan
Ointment | was completed. cured lal
now seventeen years old, and my SAi'
has not a scar. am still hnding VIZ
ders in Cuticura; after Washing d ~
er blister two days it was compiss'
gone. Your Cuticura friend, MISS u.
Glasscock, Marksville, La ocI
1905"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Injured by a Train.

Laredo, Texas: Last night, while
Estaban Martinez, a very old man,
was driving his cart across the street
car track just ahead Of the car, his
draw was struck and knocked over
and the old man seriously hurt re
ceiving a dangerous blow on the Side
Of the head.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
coalinu Station Burns.

Chicago, H.: Fire today destroyed
the coaling station Of the Chicago ana
Alton railroad at Twenty-eighth street
and California avenue and threatened
two round houses and hundreds OF
loaded coal cars. AS a result OF ths
fire it will be necessary to coal all inc
railroad engines by hand until tempo
rarv arrangements can be made.
The damage to the station was SoV
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Relics of Bygone Heroes,

At Rug, near Bala, are preserved,
knife, fork and dagger, once the prOn
erty of Owen GlendOwer. the famous
Welsh chleftain; Lord De L'Isle an,
Dudley has a magnificent two-hantp3
sword which was once worn BY Ron
ert Dudley. Earl of Leicester, and tba
Earl of Pembroke is very proud Of Tie
suit Of russell and gilt armOr which
his remote predecessor William Earl
Of Pembroke wore when commaldin,
the English army at the battle Of S.
Quentin.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
A,.ocrat's Congress Proposed.

Moscow: NJ. Grangemouth, edilor
Of the reactionary Viedomosti, de-
clares that the revolutionary victory
involved in the manifesto March .
must be followed up by active WORK
IN the mart of all the monarchial and
autocratic parties, and proposes hold
irg a congress OF representatives O
these parties at Moscow during haS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Woodmen Monument Unveiled.

Georgetown, Texas; The monu'
ment erected by the Woodmen OF the
World over the grave of the late Jas
r, Sheppard at Thorndale was I'M
yelled Saturday. Mr.. Lee }. Rouh
tree of this city was the speaker al
the unwilling. which was largely at
tended by Woodmen from Bell, Milan
and Williamson counties.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Unknown Luxury.

The young man with Tue 'c ..,,,
suit case stepped down from tne 'A''
in the far Western settlement a.
Il have come" he announcer .,
get local color for an article VI N, N
siy.footers of the West. l wouia u
r. measure some of you genten'
In your stocking feet u, ~
wall" drawled one OF the .s OIs " !,
bovs at the stage station, I'D y
bring them?" ,,~
what, the tape measures; NJ,
"No, the stockings. Chicago M'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
kountze Well Blew Out.

Colmesneil, Texas: A party from
Rockland reports the Kountze Bros
we'll across the Neches river, mas
had several blowouts in the last week
or ten days, and the we'll has chokea'
and they are at work with bright
homes of bringing in an oil well. Land
values in that neighborhood nave
zone sky high.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
I axe Submarine Favored.

St. Petersburg: A report on the
tests of seven types of submarines
submitted to the admiralty says that
in the deciding test of $50 miles from
Cronstadt to Libau, in which four
boats participated, the verdict favored
the Lake boat.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Waylaid and Shot.

Trinity, Texas: Red Sears was
waylaid and shot Saturday night III
the western part of town, but not nee
essarily fatally. officers are looking
for Sanders Lufkin. All parties are
colored.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
A canioIater's Will.

Chicago, ILL.,: In a will which was
filed for probate yesterday George Z.
Watts, a contractor and Board OF
Trade operator, left $4,000 to provide
q home for his fox terrier Bill" and
5000 a year for the care of his old
riding horse, King"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Dead Standing Up.

New York: Giovanni Romano was
murdered at Oak and Oliver streets
tonight and Guiseppsi Santaros was ar
rested on suspicion. Romano WSs
found standing up with II knife Sick
ing in his back. There were seven
other wounds. In fifteen minutes nc
was dead.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Feet Mashed by Cars.

Marlin, Texas: Sam Smith, negro
section hand, attempted to board a
freight train at Lenoir station, a few
miles south Of Marlin, Sunday after.
noon. His feet were caught under
the cars and so mashed that it is now
thought amputation will be necessary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Anarchist MEETING Raided.

Philadelphia, Pa: A squad OF police
men Saturday night raided a meet
;ne Of 200 anarchists while Johann
Most of New York was on the PLATFORM
delivering an address.
The crowd resisted the police, and II
the confusion blows were eXcnangeu
No arrests were made.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Capped at Last.

Caney, Kan: The burning gas well
WAC CAPPED yesterday and The fire Is
now confined to the upright outlet OF
tho hood. 1t can be shut of with
valves as soon as the ground is fairly
cooled off with water.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
FRANCE APPALLED,
r., EVEN HUNDRED LIVES LOST
IN FRENCH MINE DISASTER
THE ALIENATION OF DISTRESS
President and Ministry Have Dona'e0
and Chamber Of Commerce WIN
ee Asked to Vote 100000.


Paris, March l2'-lhe "o''' ,.a '
MS TO the enOrmlty OF 'ne '''''N
ter in the Courrieres district VI Wv {
Pas de Calais Saturday nave 'eeN w
lied. The death "SO l"'', ...,5.
and the whole OF 'he ie7' ~, ..nio,
appalled, at the terrible ""seu' ..1
has brought sorrow 10 SIN '''o
fathers, mothers, wives anu 'i'''' =,
The last great hlIne O''' 49,, 600
France occurred III 1902 .,-i,mo,
persons were killed ana e'S"''
but that and all DINERS S'''N ''''
significance before Oou'''''' ,ou
The vast m0rtuary camp 10 "nN
military guard, soldiers haNlns a. 0r
there to assist in holding III '''N
the crowds OF distractea n'ou' IN '"'
For time hope had been menu 0"' W
the people that the t"pp'N7' "
pipes by the imprisoned men ii'N '
heard, but gradually thlS nop' ~
ished and the people "e'Na''ueu CIV
mission to see the bodies anu '
threatened to break through 'ne wi
| don of troops, who had the s'e"''''
: difficulty in keeping the cro"uS l'oNi
the pit. one hl"h n"i'''U -
j succeeded in entering the lhihe' O"' Nv
. never returned. 1t Is DelIeNeu '""s ~
- CROPPED about inside until lie was wv.
j come by the gasses ana periSi'eo' y
y, is reported that rescue party mum
u bering forty has been cut OH D! '"'
Q caving IN or one VI VIC sun,
Minister of Public WORKS uau'i'e'
Minister OF the Interior Duole, "1
Al. the secretary OF President f"l'e'e
er remain on the ground ehuea'o''n7
lst comfort the distressed ldlhii''' VI
on miners. PRESIDENT fa"'e''' -,
m. en- $4,000 TO aid in rellel measu'e''
fer ministry will ada luF.He' o"'' W ,
ue' anu .i4e .,oo ooo for the NJ,
su aSNeu ~ O.,Sa a,s.rocS
7ef poSe VI '''O' - ,', o,d Drhipf ha,
ate Ministers Gau'hier anu D"D'.l "
loi le'e''eu ~ ,oorrs tho dire
OF tastrophe from NJ La'au'S' 'H0 O''>
0ns Vi Vi '"e '''N 49, ..,o woro down
sep "Of 1900 miners WHO "e'e W." "
i" Tue p''S "''e ono 'NI a u,or,,,rc in
he said" 6'S were "o jim n' IS n,t
No. 4, Az IN PIT NJ o. "a
80, !. and the remainder III pi' wv .
t;or lhoSe leSc0eu "'A
NOW follows o .., -.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
a Nomination Confirmed.

Washington: The senate, in execu-
tive session, yesterday confirmed the
nomination of George B. Roberts 10
be register of the land office at Man
eum. Okla.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
o,n.u.v Horse Breaks Legs.

Sherman, Texas: In runaway IN
East King street q valuable roadster
the property of George Hancock, had
both fore legs broken. At the re-
nuest of the owner the suffering ami
NAL was killed by patrolman
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-16
Rrvan's Biqqer Postoffice.

Bryan, Texas: Postmaster j. ALEU-
Myers is charging the local postolhce
to accommodate the business OF Bra !,
EOS countys five new rural free mai!
delivery routes.