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Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24
FOREIGN
 NOTES OF INTER E ST


 the duties on wheat, which the bakers used as a pretext to increase the price of bread.
 Professor Sir William Crookcs, the noted English scientist, with Profess ors Krowalslxl and Moscicki of Swift zerland, has discovered a process of extracting nitric acid from the atmos- phere. The process Is available for practical purposes, and 1t is announced . that 1t will revolutionize the nitrate ln- dustry and the worlds food problem. The great famine in central China is increasing in horror. A correspondent of the Echo de China says that in two districts, Sinchow and Paichow, starv- ing people are eating their children. The Japanese training squadron which sailed for Honolulu returned to Yokosuka. The squadron encountered severe storm, in which much damage was sustained.
 By the tidal wave which engulfed the island of Simalu, Dutch East In- dies, probably 1,500 lives were lost. The Duke and Duchess of Marlbor- ough have agreed to separate without court proceedings.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24
cRIME Es
 AND CASuAITIEG EG

TOT vlolatlng tne anu tipping law. Ballin offered to a shirt buyer in department store a commis- sion on all goods sold through him.
 Twenty-eight cKArred bodies were taken from the ruins of a train on the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis (Big Four railroad following its destruction by the explosion of car load of powder as 1t passed freight train at Sanford. Ind, Ave miles west of Terre Haute. At least thlrty-fivc were injured. In a collision on the same railroad near Fowler. Ind, twen~ ty-five persons were killed and ten seri- ,usly hurt.
 Notice of appeal in the case of Ches- ter Gillette, the convicted murderer O !, Grace Brown, was filed with the dis trict attorney of Herkimer county. N. Y. Gillette was under sentence to die at Auburn prison In the week or Jan. 2s. The appeal will act as stay.
 The MacAndrews & Forbes company of New York and the J. s. Young com pany of Baltimore, which were con- victed In the United States circuit court In New York of combining to monopolixe the licorice paste industry. were fined q total of $1S.OO0.
 A terrific gale which blew ninety miles an hour at times swept Buffalo for eighteen hours and did at least s1,5O0,0O0 damage to shipping.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24

In the supreme court In New York city to Mrs. Norah Farrell for the death of her six-year-old boy, who was killed by brewery wagon.
 Indianapolis was selected as the meeting place of the convention of the United Mine Workers of America in January, 1908. The old officers were reelected.
 The New York senate adapted an amendment to the rules of the senate giving the clerk the power to revoke designations of official reporters of the senate.
 The United States supreme court has granted writ of error In the case of a negro convicted of murder for the req son that there was no negro on the jury.
 John R. Walsh, the Chicago banker, charged with misapplying $3,000,000 of the funds of the Chicago National bank, has been indicted on 150 counts.
 Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkmsn and John R. Coryell, anarchists, ar rested in New York for alleged incen- diary utterances, were released.
 As the result of an evangelist's visit every man and boy in Port Republic, a New Jersey hamlet, near Atlantic City. has sworn off tobacco.
 The Connecticut general assembly re convened. An effort will be made to Induce members to introduce bills promptly.
 J. F. Morgan is to give to Hartford, Conn.,, his birthplace, an art building In memory of his father, ]. s. Morgan.
 The Lackawanna railroad has decid- ed upon Scranton, Pa. as theAlocation tor its $2,000,0o0 locomotive shops.
 The appropriation for the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa, will be contin- ued for another year at least.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24
HIGGINS VERY LOW.
New York's Former Governor ls Near
 the End,


 the End.
 Clean, N. Y., Jan. 23.-Dr. Hubbard, in charge at the home of former Gov ernor Frank w. Higgins, reports no change in the condition of the patient He takes little nourishment, and the end Is believed to be a question of how long his vitality will sustain him. pr. Janeway, the heart specialist, has re- turned to his home in New York, say ing he could do nothing and that the end must be awaited.
 Mr. Higgins lies at deaths door. He is afflicted with an affection of the heart, brought on by kidney trouble, and the physicians hold out no hope. It did not become known until Sat hrday that the former governor was 10 seriously i'll, as he had been attack cd with the same Talady before.
 MOONS PHASES.
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Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24

Solomon Ballin, a New York, shirt manufac- turer, was fined $50 Sc~ x,l0lattum tna axtI
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24

Bread riots have oc- cured in Madrid and elsewhere in Spain ow-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
THf UNTIMElY DtAIh
 OF MRS. C.M. LANDER
A Highly Esteemed Young Married
 Woman Who Leaves a Host or
 Mourning Friends.

Word was received from Tempe last night that Mrs. C. NJ. Zander of Buck eye had died about 6 o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. Miller. She Is survived by babe twelve days old and boy six years old, besides the bereaved husband.
 The dead woman is a native of Ari- zona. having been born and raised in Tempe. and having spent most of her life there. Her father Tas the late Winchester Miller. one of the earliest settlers in that section. She was edu- cated in the Tempe schools and the territorial normal school and few years ago was married to C. NJ. Zan- der. formerly a resident of Tempe and Phoenix, and at one time connected with The Republican.
 They moved to the Buckeye section west or Phoenix. two or three years ago. and Mir. Zander has been quite extensively ngaged in farming there. He will have the sympathy of many friends in his deep affiiction. The flu neral arrangements could not be per fected last night, but the funeral will be held some time on Monday and the announcement of it will be made in Monday mornings issue.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
1Ht MINSTREL SHOW
 PLEASED THE PEOPLE
Company Gave a Fine Entertain
 ment.

The George Primrose Minstrel Co. gave a delightful entertainment at the Doris opera house last night to a fair sized and most appreciative audience. Minstrel shows in their general nature are all yer much alike. but in the quality of the acts presented there are wide differences and the Primrose company is always entitled to a pack ed house, on the merits of its perform ance.
 There are good dancers. good sing CTS and good comedians everywhere. but some of the best of them are found in the Primrose company. to say nothing of George Primrose himself. with his world wide reputation as an entertainer. The first part last night was dress suit presentation. ending with 2 travest- or the great Sousa and E.s hand. that was an uproarious success for it's humorous effect. The first part was the usual jolly chorus work enlivened by d long list of fine vocal solos.
 The second part contained musical specialties of the highest order. and some of the best dancing that can be seen anywhere both in single and team work. A group of seven dancers and singers presented dancing speciality
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

dress and are open daily from 10 a. -ture on Christian Science may here be read or purchased if so desired. All visitors are made welcome.
 WILL RETURN FOR THE WIN TER.-Former Governor Murphy, af- ter a long absence from the city, re- turned yesterday afternoon. The gov ernor had been in i'll health and with Mrs. Murphy he spent the summer in Southern California. They returned to tie territor:- couple Of months ago and a month later. went to Hot Springs Function. where they have since been stopping. They will prob abIy take 2 cottage in Phoenix for the winter. The governor is greatly improved in health and appearance.
 A LUCKY MANI. J. Johnson of the New York Life, says that during d recent visit to Douglas on business. he was approached by young lady who insisted on selling him q ticket for the Catholic fair then in session. Like a good fellow ha bought and asked no questions. A few das ago he was no- tifieG that h" had drawn the first prize. d gold watch valued at S75. He wrote hack at once saving that if the letter was not a joke. the watch could be sent him to Phoenix. Yesterday he got the watch and is as proud of it as a boy in the snow country with his rc.. boots.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
COLORADO COAL COMBINE.
A Suit to Break it up Into its Constit.
 uent Elements.

Denver. Nov. "A suit to enjoin the retail coal dealers combination from continuing the present high scale of prices. and to force its dissolution as a combine iG restraint, of trade. was filed in district court today by Attor- ney General Dickson. Eighty coal companies. including the Colorado Fuel and Iron Works. one of the larg- est concerns in the west, are named as defendants in the action.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Robert N. Moore and wife to D. F. Barkley, north half of northwest quar- ter of southwest quarter section 35. IN 5E
 Paul E. Wollenberg to William s. Dorman. north half northwest quarter of southwest quarter. section 8, IN, BE.
 J. w. Edwards and wife to w. F.. Barry. south half northeast quarter of northeast quarter section IA. IN, BE.
 Vim. E. Thorne estate to James P. Ivy. ct al. northwest quarter section 30. IN, 2E.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
Heating Stoves

Moore's Firekeeper. the best heater on earth. It is durable and handy. Absolutely controls the fire and Is a beauty.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
FAl-H IN HILL.
Who is Looking After the Northwest
 err Situation.

St. Paul Nov. 2.-The Dispatch to- day says. James Hill has his hand at the wheel of the Northwestern finan- cial shio and will be able to steer things right. Hill is in New York using his influence to secure one or two millions in currency to be used in the purchase of grain. It will take a million or two of actual cash to han dle the grain situation as it should be handled and this cash must be ship ped from the east.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.

First Church of Christ, Scientist. Postoffice building. entrance on Mon roe street Services at II a. m. Sun day school at 9:45: Wednesday even
 ing meeting at 7:3O. Reading room maintained in connection with this church are located at the same ad-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

IL will pay you to look tehse ranges over before buying, and remember that We can refer you to more than 800 sat isfied customers. Call and see our line before buying.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

that is incompatible. There were also the usual fun-making specialties as well as a championship baseball game with Primrose as umpire. that was different from anything hereto fore seen on the local diamond.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

To the West End grocery trade: You can get your groceries delivered promptly and carefully by F.. E. Pat ton, 1908 w. Washington. Phone Red. 1884
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
TRANSCRIPT op RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offlces of the district clerk the probate court and the county re rorder are furnished by the Arisons Abstract q Title company
 The records for vesterdav were:
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

Women can learn to cut. design and make tailored garments in Rosenbleet's College. 1039. w. 7th, Los Angeles Cal. Write for descriptive circular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
HACIA Ell MOGHREB

S1empre COntamOS con el absurdo
enl Os menesteres de la vida ord ina
ria. Vine Gibraltar contaudo con
la regularidad y frecuencia en- las
communication con la costa mario
qui, sin percatarme de que esa regu-
laridad estaria rota por las circuns-
tancias accidentadfsimas de la vida
europea en- Ell Moghreb
Grac:as 4 la casualidad, que favo-
rece los buenos intentos, la suerte
NE deparo I'm vapor aleman que hara
detenida escala en- Ell litoral.
Antes de EN- barcar y aprovechando
mi forzada estancia en- Gibraltar, he
visto, tocado y olido la grey del pani.
co fugitiva de Marruecos. Es IN
exodo alocado, que solo Sc explica en-
cierta parte y con rela cion q puerto S
pacifcos y defendidos, como Tanger,
por esos contagios pasionales de Ia
muchedumbre.
Los judfos salen, salen continual
mente, en- masa, en- largo desfile de
caravana historical: los ricos, 4 ests-
blecer provisionales viviendas en-
Marsella y en- ciudades espaflolas de
terra adentro; los pobres misera-
bles, y aun los avaros, apretujarse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
Fin del exodo a Panama
NO HAY TRABaJ0 EN- Ell CANAL

Seiscientos obreros iltalianos
llegados a Nueva York para
embarcarsc con destino q Colon,
han sido informados que no po-
dram encortrar trabajo en- el
istmo. Las autoridades enaar-
gadas de las obras del canal
han dejado de alistar jornaleros,
pues estiman que los $4,000.
hombres de que dispouen son
mas que sufcientes para las.
neCesidades del momento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
San Juan, Puerto Rico Martes IS de Octubre de 1907

Igual hacen en- los nidos suyos les
palomas. Entire sus picos llevan ma
cho hembra Ell alimiento sus picho-
mes; con sus alas los cuhren; sus picos
y ufias estan prontos defenderlos.
Sublime instinto de la maternidad,
mas exquisite, mas cuidadoso, mas en-.
traha bic en- la hembra que en- el mae cho,
a ninguno de estos irracionales faltas,
Ell tcdos imperas con soberano y dulce
imperio!....
Guarda Ell corral una chicuea de
doce amos. Es bonita y afa BILE; apenas
soprie; tiene Ell mir ar lie las verdes pu-
rilas triste.
Ella muda Ell aqua y provee de
grano 4 las palornas y gallinas; ella
acude con mucfas brazadas de hier ba
sa camas y nidales; ella es Dios en-
aquel mundo de inofensivas bestezue-
las.
En- Ell corral, sin la compafifa de
nadie, sentada en- un pedrusco, con las
manos cafdas al largo de la falda, los
obscuros cabellos batidos por ell aire
oceanico ell mir ar de los verdes ojos
puesto en- "a lejania, pasa horss y horas
la muchacha. ALI We como los conejos
procuran por sus crias. como inCuban
las galinas sus huevos, como las palo
mas Sc esmeran en- Ell bienestar de sus
pich0nes, como la santa paternldad
impuesta por la Naturaleza 4 todo ser
creado, triunfa, llenando la atmosfera
de amor.
Ignore cual nombre llevara la mu-
chacha en- los archives del Registro
civil. Los chicos de Quiberon la la-
man "Seulette".
He sabido su historic. Es sencilla
y bfeve, como la de todosslos grandes
infortunios.
Su madre la abandono per seguir a
un hombre. Pndo mas en- ella el ansia
del macho que ell afecto de la hija; la
he N bra plsoteo la madre.
Cerca de la madre Sc acosto una no.
che la chiquilla; oyo su VOC antes de
dormirse; siguio en- sus sonares escu-
chandola. Cusndo despert6 estaba sola,
completame sola. La madre habia
huido para no volver nunca.
Unas buenas almas recogieron
esta huerfana como madre viva.
Sin madre esta Y touas las ma IA.
mas, todas las tardes, Sc d1rige al CO.
rral, al mundo de inovensivas bestezue-
las, donde no hay una cria sin madre
nj nido sin amor.
Ali pasa horas y horas, sentada en-
Gina de una piedra, metida en- IN am
biente de passion maternal.
ALI esta con los brazos caidos al
largo de la falda y el mirar de los ojos
verdes puesto en- la lejaria
;Verdad que es muy~triste, muy do
lorosa, la imagen de esta pobre "Seu-
lette"'
JOAQUIN DICENTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
Nlmero 243

Cerca de d paginas ocuDa ell men
cionado diario en- menudo tipo con
las opiniones de aquel crecido ntime-
ro de legislatures cue llevaran al
Congreso la repreSentaclon de 81 Es-
tados. y de ella sc desprende que
todos, con pocas excepcicnes, consi-
deran muy enma-aflada la question
de las Filipinas y que "dfa tras dia y
aflo tras aflO, las islas Sc convierten
mas y mas, no solamente en- compile
to embarazo sino que en- una positiva
amenaza Esta creencia esta expire.
sada por todos con abundancia de
frases grsfcas, pero todas encamina-
das al mismo fin.
Con intenci6n caracterfstica er
sefIor Teller del Colorado, declara
que "lss Filipinas no valen I'm comi-
no para los Estados Unidos. que nun
ca 10 valdran y que siempre seran
una fuente continue de inquietudes
peligros.' Ell senador Foster, de
Louisiana. manifesto estar en- favor
de deshacernos de las islas en- una
forma que podamos hacerlo vendien-
dolas 6 regalandolas' Bale, de Te-
jas. dice que la retenci6n del archi-
lpielago, "signfhca que tarde 6 tenn
prano tendremos que mantener dos
grandes escuadraS, una en- Ell Pacifco
ly otra en- Ell Atlantico". Y aun
aquellos senadores y diputados que
Itrancamente hacen cOnStar que sc ce-
f1inaran los principles del programa
politico, de sus respectivos partidos,
sin reticencias hacen publico su pare
Ger de que las Filipinas son "onero-
sas e lmpertlnentes y que estan con
exceso cargadas de pehgroS'.
del compute de todas las OPT
Inlones emitidas resulta que treinta
seis congresistas opinan que las islas
deben venderse; tire inta y cinco que
zen justicia las Filipinas deben rete-
nerse hasta que estas sean capaces
de gobernarse por 81 mismas aunque
ese periodic este remote a1n'' nueve
arguyen que deben egarselas 4
sus habitantes en- Ell estado en- que
estan hoy; veinte y nueve que los
Estados Unidos estan obligados re-
tenerlas permanentemente veinte Y
ocho rehusaron expresar "ahora" 10
que consideren debe hacerse con ell
archipelago, y tres favorecen su in
dependencia bajo el protectorado de
los Estados Unidos.
De cuantO queda asentado de 10
que es generalmente sabido que OPT
IA ell ochenta por ciento de la pObla-
cion de este pals, Sc deduce que ell
pue bio esta ansioso de deShacerse de
las malaventuradas islas 81 va no
estan otrec;das al mayor postor, es
porque temen mucho 4 la critjca uni
versal y porQue unos cuantos, en-
justicia sea dicho, les repugna Ia
idea de la venta porquc reconocen
| que los Estados Unidos estan obliga-
dos s conducirse decentemente con
| los tilipiros y no tratarlos como mer-
cancla de mercachiflcs expuesta en-
almoneda p1bl;ca.
Bien es verdad que tambiGn abun-
dan aquellos que, reventando de ira
por los miles de hombres los cua-
trocientos millones de "dollars" cue
al pals le cuesta aquella revoluci6n
que EspafIa le vendiera, sin escrupu-
los de ninguna especie piden incon-
|tinenti que Sc ponga en- pdblica SUI
baSta aquel rico archipelago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15

que dentro de mi propio coraz6n me
saluda ba Ia TERRA africana.
Llegue cierta tarde como esta, pa
reciome Ell Africa tan pequefla que
me cabrfa en- un bolsillo.
Jay! En- esos bolsillos imag inati-
vos en- los que cabe Ell Africa a los
dieciocho amos, al fin suele no caber
nada. Nj siquiera I'm pufado de
dinero.
Jose .NOgales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
A los SusGriptOreS Y Agentes

Para Ia buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripte-
res & este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 s
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc Gieren con
posterioridad no &c tomarAn en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- Ia contahilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
LA COSTA BETRONA


Frente mi casa hay un corral.
Conejos, gallinss y palomas 10 pueblan.
A centenares pueden contarse los ha-
bitcntes de aquel mundo. Ellos me
despiertan con sus runrunes. cacareos
arrullos; ellos me entretienen GUAM
do abandono mi habtacion y ando por
estas rocas, en- cuyos cimientos rompe
ell mar.
Es un mundo curioso, con luchas y
triunfos y derrotas. con ambicioncs
desencantos, con alegrfas y tristezas,
con amor con odio.
Unas veces son dos gallos quenes,
prevenido ell espol6n, erizada la cresta
ell pico entreabierto. pelican por ell
dominic del haren. Las gallinas pre-
sencian Ell comb bate con satisfaction
vanidosa. Cuando Ell combate da fin,
ell gallo triunfador endereza ell cuello
esponja las plumas, yergue la cola
prorrumpe en- quiquiriqufs. Ell gallo
vencido huge; las gallnas lie picotean
en- su fuga. Es condicion de hembras
ser impiadosas con ell debil.
Otras veces es ell requcbrar de dos
palomas 10 que me dlstrae.
La embra TODD es coqueterfas antes
del rendimiento; todo asiduidades. el
macho Ella dlsimua Ell deseo con
apariencias de esquivez y pudor; el 10
exagera con actitudes apasionadss y
gallardas. Hace ella como que huge
v desdeha, caminando delante de el.
a saltitos. sir volver la cabeza. entire
81 te espero me voy; hace el viajes tras
la psloma con las alas abiertas, Ia cola
extendida en- abanico, Ell andar gachon
ell arrulo continue y dulce. Asf van
hasta que la hembra Sc deja sorpren
der ell macho la envuelve con ell
abrazo de sus plumas.
Tambien los conejos riflen y Sc era
moran en- Ell espacioso corral; tambien
ellos, con sus carreras. con sus saltos
con sus gritos de sensualidad de GU
la, alegran mis- solitarios paseare
10 que especialmen me cautlva y
atrae en- ell mundo de estos irracionales,
son ell cuidado, la ternura, las prolijas
atenciones que hem bras machos pes.
tan al servicio de su memories.
Horas paso admirando la solicitud
de las madres con sus hijuelos, el afec.
to que muestran los padres ayundan-
doles en- su tarea.
Las conejas hacen de su piel almo
had6n, donde lss crias Sc tumban la
larpa para extraer de las hinchadss
mamas la sangre materna vuelta leche.
Apenas 81 las madres abandonan la
CANA mas tempo del precise las mr.
gencias de su mentacion.
Ell macho vigila su hogar, pronto q
refiir peleas con Ell conejo que invade
sus dominios. con la rata que amenace
sus crfas, con la alimafia que llegue a
los suyos en- son de guerra y de ma
tanza. Daran su vida primero que Ia
de sus hijos peligre.
La llueca, quieta sobre los cuevanos
que sirvan los huevos suyos de ma
triz, los incuba con pacienzudo esmero
Cuando rompen los polluelos ell casca.
ron, con ellos va viene pr eviniendo-
les ell yantar, defendiendoles contra Ell
epofsmo de las otras gallinas, income.
dandose hasta con So gallo, 81 es estor.
bo al esparcimiento de los hijos. Bra.
va carifiosa ninguna satisfaction les
regatea, ninguna incomodided rehuye.
All caer de la tarde entire sus alas los
cobija y con los latires de la propia
sangre calienta So dormir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15

Ell Comisionado de instruction Pli-
blica en- vista de cue han quedado
muchos niflos sin poder asistir 4 las
escuelas de.'esta ciudad, ha dispue esto
que sc abran dos escuelas mas en- el
edificio de la Alta Escuela, para los
alu mnos de quinto y sexto grado