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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
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Los disturbios provocados por ell
socialismo en- Italia. han eStallado
con violencia inusitada, demostrando
asi ehciente organization de aquel
partido.
La actual insurrecci6n polftica Sc
extiende desde Milan hasta Roma v
ha dado como resultado la inespera-
do renuncia de los Diputados Socia-
listas en- el Parlamepto. La mayo
ria del Gobierno compacta como 10
esta, no habra de afectarse, segura-
mente, de TN modo serio por este in
cidente. Pero en- cambio, no seria
raro que el desagyado de aquellos
produzca sensibles & inesperados
cambios en- el Gabinete. La bande-
ra levantada por la insurrecci6u es
de naturaleza tai, que ell baron Son
nino, Primer Ministro de la Corona,
no puede rendirse ante ella
Los socialistas protestan contra el
derecho que aSiste al Gobierno para
reprimir por medic de la fuerza ar
mazda los motines industriales, recIa-
man el previlegio del deSorden Y
buscan la nanera de que sc suplan-
te, con 10 que apellidan persuaci6n
moral, ell empleo de las armas, no inn
portan que la naturaleza del desorden
pudiera hacerlas necesarias
Ningnna nacion podria vivir largo
tempo en- semejantes condolences; y
81 baron Sonnino, que apoy6 energi-
camente ell 1900 la reprensi6n mill
tar de los motines, no es probable
que Gamble de parecer ahora. FL
sentimiento popular en- Italia h. We
nido, desde hace va varios amos,
sustentando al Gobierno en- las me
didos que este ha adoptado para
mantener ell orden. De ahf Que no
sea probable qae los actualcs distn
bios tengan rcsultados polfticos de
gravcdad. Pero 81 demuesnan, por
otra parte, un grado formidable de
.otganizaci6n en- el proletario italia
no.
Y en clio precisamente. estriba ell
peligro para el porvenir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

! llladamente descrito como sipue.
?. "R1Stica. trOzo de terreno =
tuado en- Ell barrio de Cedrito. del
mino municipal de Comerio. co...
puesta de tres (5) cuerdas equivalcu
tes a una hectarea, diez y siete Art
y noventa una centiareas colind.
tes por ell Este. con Ell demas terrss,,
de Ia tinca de donde Sc ha Segregai,
esta Qinca n1mero 267, Tomo 6. Co-
merio, folio 50) pertene ciclte q l;u1
Pedro del Vale y Franco; pr eI \
te, cou Juan Dionisio Morales: Dor -
Oeste con Ell II de Ia Plata; Dor ~
Sud con Don Pedro del Vale y Fra
co. Estas tres cuerdas tienen is
puntos Y guardarrayas s;gu;eaf
una tira de terTeno en- Il ribera Cei
rio de la Plata que mide IS varas de
de ell nlvel dc las aguas de dicho rin
en- tOda ST longitud sirviendo de Sc
nales o puntoS pOr la parte del Su.t
Ia quebrada del Cedrito y por la nar
te Norte Tin arboI de "guajanilla" O.
yO trozo o parcels de terreno Sc al
quiri6 por w ID. Noble de Pedro Cet
Vale y Franco q dia Q de Noviem
bre De 1898, inscrito el dfa II d.
Noviembrc De 1893 en- el Registro IL.
Propiedad en- C6guaS al Tomo 10 d
.Comerlo, folio zoo. frca ndmc~o
5o2;'
~ suplica el peticionario &C Sc c.
Propien dicha propiodad, derecll",
de propiedad 8 servidumbres 4 ~
p6sito de desarrollar Ia fuerza d.
aqua del rio de Ia Plata al sitio Il
nominado "El Salto dc Dmerfo" pm
.tgenerar energfa electrical ( prop0-
tos comerci1les { industriaies. con
tando por disha petlci6n que esta u>-
ted fuera de Ia Isla de Puerto Rico
Sc lie NoTIFICA A listed, pers,-
nalmente estar y cotnparccer ante IL
Corte de Distrito de San Juan ell dja
IL dc Junio dc 1870, las 10 de Ia
malana De dicho dia cuyo temp
lugar sc voriGcar1 Ia vista de dicha
petici6n, para contestac Ia petici6n
sus)Sicha de Ia Porto Rico Power e.
Light Company el pcticionario antss
Imencloaado ! estar y pasar por ta
senteneia de Ia Corte 8 del Honora-
bic JGez tocante Ell asunto,
En te.timonio de 10 cual. estamp9
aqui mi frma y scllo dc Ia Corte h1v
dfa Is dc Mayo de Iqo6.-( -(FfrmadoY
Jose L. Figueras, Secretario &c il
! Corte dc Distrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
SituaCi0n afGtiYa

Los peri6dicos american0s del
xnartes y microbes Gltimo regis
tran lectura larga Y tendidas
respecto de la atiictiva situaci6n
en- que Sc encuentra TN ancjano es-
paiiol, ex-funcionario pdblico de
nombre conocido y digno poT todo
conceptos de meior suerte Dicho
senior que Sc llama Don Manuel Con
tferas y Crooke, y que ha pertene
edo 4 Ia carrera consular, habiendo
deSempenado cargos Ell Pekin,
Annoy, Atenas. Argel: Glasgow. lie
80 4 New York procedente lie Cadiz
en- Ell vapor espanol "Buenos Aires.
con Amino dc acogerse en- eI hogan
de una dc sus hijas que reside Ell
Jersee City.
al descm barcar, eXamtnad0 por
los inspectores dc immigration. V
vista su avanzada edad; los escasOs
recursos que trafa que nadie Sc
presentaba a recibirlo. fu6 detenido
en- el dep6sito de innigrantes para
ssr deportado 4 E,pafla por ell mismo
barco que 10 trajo, alegando para clio
los inSpectores, que dada Ia circuns-
tancias del case pudiera convcrtirse
en carga pdblica para las autorida-
del Condado 6 del Estado
a nOsotros sc nos ocurre decir cue
que la deportation Gle dicho senor
atm en- la hfp6tesis de encontrarse
abandonado por sus familiares y sin
recursos serfa injustihcada 4 todas
luces. Como ex -funcionario espafiol
de Ia carreTa consular debe encon-
trarse 4 cubierto de la pobreza, por
la lubilaci6n, que le darS 10 necesa-
rio para vivir sin convertirse en- car
,ga p6blica. Ademas los comisiona-
dos de immigration facilmente pueden
cerciorarse que una persona de sus
circunstancias no pertenece 4. la cla-
Sc de enigrantes.
Ireemos que 10 expuesto-dice TN
peri6dico de New York-sera mo-
two su6cientc para que nuestro dig
no Consul General aqui interceda CO.
mo es de derecho en- favor del senor
AsontTeras y CTooke, sacandoie de la
.aflcssva situaci6n en- que Sc eneucn-
IRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
AVISO PARA PUBLICATION
A Arsene L. Arpin. respondents
arTiba onbradc

arTiba nom brado
POR CUANTo ell peticionario antes
mencionado el dfa IS de MAYO. de
1906, entablo con ell Secretario de Ia
Corte dc Distrito de San Juan su pc
tici6n en- debida forma suplicando
que So determine por la Corte el
montante &c lndlmnizaci6n que Sc
le pagara 4 usted por 8 en- respecto
de cierto troz0 dc terreno, como due
fio y actor de toda esa cierta propie-
dad situ7da y radicada en- el bafrio
de Doiia Elena, termino municipal de
Comerfo; Porto Rico Y mas detallada-
mente deScrita como sigue:
I'm cierto trozo de terreno situado
en- Ia orllla del Oeste del rio de n
Plata, compuesto dc dos (2) cuerdas
colindaates al Saliente por dicho rio
de Ia Plata al Nore, por terrenos de
Pedro del Vale; al Poniente. por te-
rrcnoS dc Celestino Perez Rivera
como curador del menor, Encarna-
'ci6n Bermndez Gonzalez. " al Sud.
por terrenos de Eduviges Nieves; di-
cho terreno Sc compro 4 Celestino
Perez J Rivera en- su caracter de Gu
rador del menor. Encarnaci6n Ber-
mtdez Y Gonzalez, el dia Il de Di-
ciembre De 1898. por w. D. Noble {
inScrlto en- el Registro de Propiedad
en- Caguas el dfa Is de Dicieinbre de
1893, 9. tomo 10 dc Comerio, folio
235;'
y la cantidad que Sc le indemuizara
por 6 ea respeto de cicrt6s derecho Is
dc propiedad 8 sergidumbres que Sc
trata de expropiar 3 imponcr sobre
clerto Jrozo lie terreno perteneciente
o recaanado por listed, y mas deta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
3uques cue da5ea iIagav
y Salidas De este puerto

Vapor espadol 'Conde Wifr~do. -
Saldra directamente de este puerto
para Vigo, Corunl Santander. Bilbao.
1asajes q Mediterraaeo d di. 5
del entrsute Junio.
Vapor n0ruego, Welde:sEics d"
esta para salir de Moatevidco con
este destiao. Los introductores deben
trasmitir sus 6rdepes por cable prom
tamente , terminals aqui sus ope-
r4ciones, segeir1 yiaje para Gaia y
Estados Unidos.
Vapor americaao "Massapequa. -
Sali6 del puerto de New York, pa
ra el nuestro, ell "a del corriente.
Vapor americana Caracas. - Sa-
lio del puerto de New York para eli
ell 20 del corriente.
Napor americana Philadelphia. -
Con destiDo a New York. saldra de
este puerto mafIana.
Vapor americana Ponce = Sali6
del puerto de New York, para el nues-
tro, ei e DIET corriente. con carqa
para Ponce, JoDos, Arecibo San
Juan.
Vapor espafIol Martin Saenz. -
Salio de Barcelona el l.. Gel corriente,
para el MediterrAneo Canarias, con
destino a este puerto y terminadas
aQui sus operacioues. seguira para
de Cuba, Habana, Cienfue
gos. ProgreSo y Campeche (M6xico),
y New Orleans. "
Vapor americana Carolina - Con
destinc a New York, saldra de este
puerto el 5 de JUNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
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NOTICIAS

Los sefiores Regis II. Post v
Eduardo Saldafia, Secretario de Puer-
to Rico y empleado de la Secretarfa
respectivam ente, embarcan para New
York, bordo del "Filade16a", que
saldra a las dos de la tarde de ma
mana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Han sido trasladados de la carcel
de Humacao 4 la de Caguas, q pre-.
SOS, con el fin de trabajar en- las
obras de repatriation de la carretera
entire ambaS ciudades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
GRAN ESTABLECIMIENTO F0T0GRAFIC0 De
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

A Clones Rpnan nanta@m
sta de Hacienda acuqu9 9ndh la
h m
s. g LENA FRANCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Acusamos recibo de una hoia suel-
Ia manifesto, que frmada por los
niembros del Comite Executive de
Ia Union Obrera Central del Distrito
de San Juan, ha circulado hoy en-
eSta capital y en- la isla protestaudo
de les suceSos acaecidos en- Arecibo.
Y de Ia conducta de miembros de Ia
Poiicia Insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
ARTICULCS De- PALS

q N 1 lNU L4l}C DEA RAl~
AZUcAR.-Para ell consume.
Cafe corriente SI2.
Mascabado (claro) $3Ha4
De miel (claro) de $3.50.
Centrlfuga (claro) - SIS.
Americana ra$5A a5A.
De Ponce de $s15 AZ.
Almidon, S 2 rs.
Ron 80 grades Cartier, 40 cents
gallon.
Maiz 81 90 %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Han ingresado en- Ell Preside para
cunplir prisi6n, los indivfduos ST
guientes
Ramon Mercado Rosado, por fal-
sifcacion; Vicente Morales Isidoro
Sepdlveda, por hurto de mayor GUAM
tia; Pedro Cordcro Morales Sc
bastian Duprey, por allanamiento en-
primer grado; y Lcopoldo Ruiz Ga
lara, Francisco Ruiz (a) "Paco Te-
llez" { Hipolito Gonzalez Feliciano,
por escalamiento en- segundo grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
SEcclON COMMERCIAL
M0vimiento maritime
ENTRADAS TRAvEsIA

ENTRADAS TRAvEsIA
Procedente dc Espafia, vapor espa.
fol Antonio Lopez, con carga.
De Ia Isla, vapor americana Puerto
Rico" con carga.
ENTRADAS CABOTAJE
De la Isla. golets India, con
carga.
SALIDAS TRAyESLA
Para la Isla. vap. americana "Winl-
Der con carga de trsnsito.
Para la Isla. vapor americana Ca
rotina con carga de transito.
Para los Estados Unidos. eoleta
americana Mary Sanford" en- lastre.
8UQuES EN- PUERTO
1RAvFsIA
Antonio Lopez, descargando.
Miguel Gailart. deScargar do.
E. Dwuind. descargaudo.
Samuel w Halfway. descargando.
Puerto Rico, descargando.
CABOTAJE
Isabella. Aguadiila y Mayagiiea
Carmelita, Vabucoa.
Maria Artau Vicques.
Petra. Naguabo.
San Miguel, Fajardo.
Coraz6n de Maria, descargando.
Ala Blanca, pendiente.
Ana Maria. uumacao y Naguabo.
Carmen, pendierte.
India. descargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
HOTEL MELIA
COLMADO Y CAFE RESTAURANT
3y5-P PLAZA PRINCIPAL -3y6
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

senllcO pnresG udad
han0s dRhssb
S'a'. s'' s@s& - PLAZA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
iTiN E r A r / O

lNOIA mas informes dise epresa
cdas en- ac Key, Paada Teeono MIN Cages
81 Agencia eablecida tarmac Marquee Rg
cpal
B Se admien kio maximo de equpaje enagos. po
La eesa no Sc hace responsible por retasos ocn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Hemos recibido IN extenso docu-
mento imprcso. dirigido por Ia Union
Obrera Central de Arecib al Gober-
nador Winthrop denunciandole he
chos ocurridos en- aquel distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Aver y hoy no l1a circulado nues-
tro timedo cole9a "La Democra-
cla debido al traslado de sus ofci-
mas { imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Fla sido capturada en- Faiardo la
muJer Maria Gut errez, que SC habfa
fugado del dep6sito municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

La Junta Superior de Sanidad, es-
tuvo reunida esta ma6ana baio la
presidencia del doctor Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Desde Juncos telegrafaron aver
.arde. que q las cuatro muri6 ell
lndividuo Juan Delgado, agresor
del guardia Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29
PRECIOS De COMPRa

Cueros dulces. de $i8.
Sebo de res. 4 az az.
Algodon SIS a5h.
Cocos SIS 4 ss c1illar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-29

Ha salido aver de Ponce. para HUI.
macao, el cabo Ortiz, oonduciendo
al autor del robo efectuado en- Fa-
jardo, al sefor Barcel6.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
DR.. WINBICLER ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science and Kindred Sub
jects" Is the title Of very interesting
! book Of 300 pages written by Rev Charles
F. Winbigler, pastor Of the First Baptist
Church OF this city II can be stated ar
the outset that this work viii be IS
! severely denounced and seorned BY those
who believe IN Christian Science as Il will
be appIauded by the opponents Of that
doctrine The author handles the subject
in n direct and positive way. The little
good ne finds In Christian Science he in
sists is borrowed from other beliefs. He
asserts almost az the start that il is -un-
scientific and unchristian," and boldly
proceeds to give his reasons for that
conclusion.
Much Of Dr.. Winbigler's work is taken
up with an analytical discussion Of the
teachings of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, the
founder Of Christian Science. or at least
its most famous exponent. regarded by
thousands OF her followers almost as a
divinity. and a teacher Of great and new
truths essential to the welfare Of hu-
manity.
Dr. Winbigler accuses Mrs. Eddy Of
being either an ignoramus or a hyp0crite
and asserts that the principles advocated
Ia her noted work, Science and Health, q"
are congiomeration of long discarded
doctrines, and largely made up of the
pantheistic idealism OF Oriental writer's
II is alleged that she has appropriated
the ideas OF Bishop Berkeley. who pro-
mulgated the notion that there vas really
no such thing as matter, and that we
deluded ourselves in thinking the objects
Of our vision were real. Indeed, Mrs
Eddy is accused Of taking the views Of
many philosophers from Buddha to Bla-
vatsky, and Intervening with them texts
.of Scripture mystically Interpreted
The 1--WE fundamental things taught by
Mrs Eddy and accepted by her adherents
are thus summed up:
]. There Is no matter.
? There Is no individual mind
5. There Is no evil.
I. There is no personal God
). The Bible does not mean what il
saws
Copious references are made 70 Mrs
Eddy's writings TO prove that these I'VE
propositions are the basic grounds of
Christian Science, as Interpreted by her.
Many pages are devoted 10 the practices
and teachings OF "healers, and IN this
.Iart Of his book the author introduces no
little humor and sarcasm. Mrs. Eddy
tells US that sickness is simply a belief or
thought, and has no actual existence 4
person only thinks he has neuralgia.
rheumatism, corns, headache broken
leg, sciatica, gout, cancer, defOrmity,
consumption TumOrs. ulcers. tubercIes.
Inflammation. and pain are all dream
shadows. dark images Of mortal thought
that wifi fee before the light"
How Mrs Eddy has made a fortune
out Of her teachings by charging 500
fc- a brief period Of instruction. and in
q ler ways, IS entertainingly told and
equally interesting is the story Of her
association with Dr. Quimby by whom
Mrs. Eddy is said TO have been initiated
into the mysteries Of mental healing
The heaviest indictment brought against
Christian Science by Dr. Winblgler is
that IL tends 10 teach a disregard for
morals and a moral life
DR.. Winbiglers book is strongly writ
ten. and a powerful presentation from his
point OF view.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
FROM WOMANS VIEWPOINT.

persons permitted
exten 0
smaller with air-guns
punish
ment for the careless even when human life DESTROYED So the
matter of
$ in
OF human
they son
deep into
affection and other wholesome grng
done
be that so
the
edeedst
the
no twnge Of remose disubs the serenity of o EN-.
Human life lightly valued in these quarel
human victims in their mad
of
supplying permitting and
firearms all out Of proportion to the
inaugurate the
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
SAN FRANCISCO's VIEW.
Provision of Separate schools Said
TO he Act of Kindly Confederation.

Provision of Separate schools said
to He Act of Kindly Consideration.
From the san Francisco Chronicle
As 10 the schools. the japanese govern
ment perfectly understands that the peo-
pie of this state are not under the slight
est obligation TO tax themselves 10 teach
japanese the English language or to ad-
NIT Oriental pupils at all into our schools
where their presence may be distasteful
10 our own people In view OF the fact
that we have not in this city sufficient
buildings to accommodate our own pupils
the japanese government will see that
our provision Of special schools for the
instruction of Orientals is an act OF the
most kindly consideration on our part
The japanese government also knows
that In view Of the restrictions placed on
our people in Japan ana It's dependencies,
it is in no position To complain if we
should conclude 10 exercise the right
which the japanese have formally recog-
nized by treaty 10 exclude those classes
Of their people whose presence here is
certain TO result in conditions and acts
which would interrupt the friendly rela-
tions between the two nations.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13

cuse to turn some of the professional at
tention away from themselves and in the
direction Of their children.
In Kindergarten. not far from the
Church of the Covenant the other day
two small scions of prominent Washing
ton families got into a fisticuff that
threatened 10 develop into a hard fight
II required three gentle kindergarten
finally TO separate the combatants, both
OF whom were dissolved In tears
What was the matter. darling little
man-child?" crooned the Youngest As
slstant 10 the infantile pugilist, sobbing
IN her arms. and from the depths OF
weeping woe came the indignant wall.
''He said never had an adenoid, and
have - havei'
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
MEMORIAL TO CARL SCHURz.
Prominent Men VIII speak at Car
neEfe Hall Meeting November II.

New York, Nov. 12.-The New York
committee Of the Carl Schurz memorial
movement has arranged for a memorial
meeting at Carnegie Hall on the evening
of Wednesday. November q Joseph H
Choa1e will preside, and the speakers viii
be cx-President Grover Cleveland, Secre-
tary Charles J. Bonaparte, President
Charles ". Eliot, Of Harvard University
Dr. Booker T. Washington. Of Tuskegce;
Prof Eugene Kubnemann, OF Breslau.
Germany. now lecturing at Harvard, who
will speak in German. and Pgof. Herman
Schumann. OF Bonn, now lecturing ut CO.
lumbia. Richard Watson Glider viii read
a poem on Mr.. Schurz.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
FETE FOR NORWEGIAN RULERS
King HankOn and Queen Maud En-
tertained al windsor Palace.

London, Nov. 12-Festivlhes on a more
elaborate scale than London has seen for
many a day have been arranged IN cele-
bration OF the visit OF King Haakon and
Queen Maud Of Norway, the first since
their coronation. The festivities com
mence tomorrow with a dinner at Wind
sOr Palace
Prince Olaf. the three-year-old son Of
HaakOn. viii be honor guest at a series
Of entertainments given by the children
Of the Prince OF Wales.
The Norwegian royal couple landed AZ
Portsmouth to-day. They were met at
the landing stage by the Prince Of Wales,
who accompanied them TO Windsor Palace.
where King Edward and Queen Alexan-
dra warmly welcomed them.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
GREEK KING TO VISIT ITALY.
May Cali on the Pope nurfng His
Stay in Rome.

Rome. Nov. 12.-The Vatican authori-
ties. through the Archbishop OF Athens,
have officially consented TO the King OF
Greece visiting King Victor Emmanuel
on November 3. and remaining here four
days.
II King George desires TO see the Pope
the latter will willingly accede 10 his re-
quest, and will follow the same cere-
monial as observed at the time Of the
visit of King Edward; bat as Greece has
TO diplomatic representative 10 the Vati-
can, King George will go from the Quiri-
nal Palace 20 the Hellenic Legation ac-
credited 10 the Quirinal, starting from
there In a private carriage.
His majesty will be received with royal
hOnors at the Vatican.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
Col. NaIIor Is Better.

Col. Allison Nailor, who mas been seri-
ously i'll at his residence in this city for
the past two weeks. suffering with an at
tack Of jaundice, was reported last night
to be considerably improved His physi-
clan thinks that If his Improvement con
tinues. he Will be able TO be about again
in about three weeks
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
I WONDER.

! wonder why such homely girls
Arc often blessed With lovely clrls.
wonder Why al second wives
In luxury live all their lives.
wonder Vhy Kiss uns0ught
Tastes not SO fetching IS II ought.
] wonder why we never know
As much as We did years ago.
7 wonder why the fattest m1n
Co.'s with the slimmest girl he can.
I wonder why the cook We love
From Us is always On the move
7 wonder Why the stork makes friends
With folks who cannot meet both end.
I wonder why eggs always soar
Just when We need them all the more
] wonder why we are afraid
Of trouble we ourselves have made
I wonder why some people last
Until their usefulness Is past.
] wonder why if others 20
From There 20 There that We should know
OF any reason why we fear
That we'll not 60 from Here to Here.
-Delineator.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
4 New Excuse.
rom the Philadelnhia Pres.

From the Philadelphia PreEs
Really" said slopay, youm have TO
excuse me to-day. I'm not we'll and be.
sides you'll have to see my wife about
this BILL
'Oh. come" cried the collector. ''you
contracted this bin yourself and Won
should pay It yourself without trying
to"
But I tell you I'm not myself to-day"