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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-27
JtTAN CRISTOBAL

de humillaccn procuraba excitar Oto que no les
deaase Franz; fnga persuadirse de que e agra Ia
ba verle divertrse que el.
Pero cuardo Oto. que Sc dejaba enganlr lie
obedecia maciosa nente. podia menos que pom ere
mala cara prorrumpir nuevos reproches.
En- rigor hubera perdonado Otto ell que le pos
pusese oros amigos: pefo 10 que podia toerar EN-
81 era la mentra.
Oto no era falso nj hip6crits senfa certa dhcu-
tad para decr la verdad, sente un tartamudo
para arcuar las palabras 10 que decla no era nunca
nj enteramene verdadero nj enteramente falso va por
timidez va por no estar seguro de proplos ai
mientos rara vez hababa de modo euteraneate
franco sus respuestas era1 equfvocas,
S,bre todo, y 4 prop6sito dc cualquer cosa, anda-
ba con disimuos misterius que sacaban de qucio
Crist6ba
Cuando le cog{a en- f4ta,- en- 10 que. segdn las
convenciones de amstad constitute una fala.- en-
lugar de reconoc erla obnaba negar en- III en-
tar historas ab,urdas
Crist6bal desesperado dia, lie do una bofe-
Crey6 que su amst,d habis terminado que Oto
no le perdonarfa amas; pero despues dc habs esado
de monos durante agunas horas. volvi6 Oto q como
81 nala hubera pasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-27
LA M AN A n A
I O7

por por bo5que PARTICULAR, despecho ms
1or dicho de las apas erzadas de pedazos de
bdro, que habian teniio que saltar, hallaronse de
amos boca de g1arda que los en5 de injurias
Y; despues de haberes amenazado presentar
denunca los echo fuera del modo mas ig1onioso.
Oto no brll6 por valor aquella prueba: cre1a-
Sc va preso ginoteaba, protestando estdpdamente
de que habia entrado por equivocaci6n de que haba
soquido Crist6bal sin saber adonde iba
Cuando Sc vic en- salvo, en- ugar de alegrarse, di-
rigi6 anargos reproches crs6oal que andose de que
le comprometiese.
Ell otro le abrum6 con mirada lie am6
&'Gallina"
Cambiaron algunas palabras llenas de vivacidad,
y Oto Sc hubera rera 10 de Ccist6b 81 hnbiera sab
do yolver solo, tuvo que seguirle Ia fderza pero ha
clan como ST no estuviesen iuntos.
Eu este Sc preparaba una tornenta que no echaron
de yer en- me aio de 81 irritac6n.
Ell campo tostado por el sol. r.soaaba con los gri
tos de los insectos.
De pronto t. 10 Gallo pero nntsron ese sllen-
clio sino pasados alg1aos minutos: zunbabanle los
oidos.
Alzaro1 la vista vieron el asp.cto snisstto del
celo
Cubrlan e horizonte enormes nubes, peaadasy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-27
VAC A N 7 { S

Estando vacantes las Agencias de
este periodico en- los pueblos que Sc
expresan continuation, suplicamos
4 las personasque quieran desempe-
darlas 10 solicitor de esta Admins
TRACTION, debiendo dar referencias en-
las cartas-solicitudes.
Las obligaciones de las Agencias
son: reparto del periodico y cobran-
"A de los recibos.
Id .adMei asista'Nci6M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
EMPLOYEES MAKING
SOME CONCESSIONS
Demands Reduced to Nine-Heur
WOrkday, With Some Pros
pect of Peace.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The railway en-
ployces in the train service of the West
ern railroads have reduced their de-
mands for a nine hour workday and the
Government officials, who came TO Cih-
cago last week TO bring about peace
able adjustment Of the threatened
strike, are working hard to overcome
that obstacle, Commissioners Knapp
and Neill held an almost continuous
session today with the general mana
gers and the representatives of the train
men and conductors. The men today
signi6ed their willingness to accept the
wage increase offered by the railroads
II the managers would grant the de-
mand for the nine hour workday. The
labor delegates declared that the wage
increase asked for was a minor consider
GRAFTON, but that they could not face
their constituents without securing inn
provemcnts in the working conditions.
1t was learned tonight that the nine
hour demand of the fremen was what
was preventing a settlement of the
end of the labor difficulties the west
ern roads were experiencing. While
acting separately entirely from the
conductors and trainmen, the fremen
are standing out for the same demands,
and it is said, in the event of a strike
being orderd they, too, would walk out,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
.,me Succeeds in Securing
Emission of Testimony by
States Alienists.
~ SAY THAT THAW
IS INCURABLY INSANE
,oher Hand, Defense's Wit
,,.,es Are Equally Positive
Ne is Now Rational.

,~x YORK. April 2,-The commission
- which is inquiring into the
..ate OF mind OF Harry X. Thaw
a mr. Allan McLane Hamilton TO
10 what he knows OF Thaws
!, condition. This action was taken
=. continued protest Of the defend
:, attorneys.
hamilton declared ii to be his
y. ,,at Thaw is suffering from a
,,,vs ~ form OF paranoia, or delus-
sassniir and declared that the de-
", "a NOT capable of realizing the
- ~ The charges against him.
~ attaches OF the Tombs testified
G G,sst they had never seen Thaw do
I, Ss ,ss afternoon session. DR.. Austin
a aaynressed the opinion that Thaw
,,tsnoble OF understanding the
J, against him or OF advising coun-
/, I'd thar he was suffering from
Ia with original delusions OF per
-.I.r now passing into delusions of
Jam Twenty or more pages OF
prepared by Thaw as sug"
~, 10 counsel were submitted TO
IA, They included newspaper clip
and A speech by President Roose-
4 asnouncine 'the helnous crime OF
4 ; and the latter Thaw recommended
tr ,b. summing IN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
TRIP TO NEVADA.
Bell Telephone Manager Finds That
Conditions Are Promising.

Bell Ielepnone Manager tlndS Inat
Conditions Are Promising.
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 1,-E. E. Harrison. local
manager OF the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, is back from a trip
to Nevada where be visited Elko county.
and witnessed the prosperous condition
OF that part OF Nevada He states that
there is a period OF good times In the
northern part of Elko, and that II is all
legitimate mining. Men are going in
every day and capital is coming in rapid
ly. There are no boomers, he says, and
there are no townsiters. Everything is
legitimate mining and the townsites are
to be laid out after the mines are opened
He says that at Mountain Home, Ida.
there are many men waiting for the
snow TO leave. with the Intention OF
crossing into the rich mineral fields OF
northern E.llSo.
He states that the Elko Telephone COM
pany has its lines on the new run built
from Elko to Beowawe and from
Beowawe TO Tenabo. a total distance Of
300 miles. and that soon Ely will have
telephone connection with a line that
goes out OF Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
Cotswold Ewes at ogden.
u TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 1.-The livestock firm
OF K. S. Brooks & Son today received a
consignment OF eighty three Cotswold
ewes. originally imported from England
but purchased from F. n, Neil OF Lucan,
Province of Ontario. Canada. The sheep
are all registered and are the finest OF
their breed ever brought TO Utah. They
are sold to II. T. Coleman of Midway:
Utah, and TO Charles Jensen of Center.
men being partners, and so good are the
sheep that the purchasers today refused
an offer OF $40 per head advance on their
Importation. Nell has other sheep of
the same grade and Will shortly be west
with a shipment of 1000 of these regis
tered ewes and 100 rams of the same
breed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03

mony for the defense TO the effect that
Thaw is perfectly rational today and able
to advise nationally with counsel. He de-
clared Thaw never had suffered from
paranoia.
An adjournment was taken at $50 p.
m. until 10:15 n m. tomorrow, when the
last public session of the commission will
be held. There will then follow q final
private mental and physical examination
Of Thaw. The commission expects to be
able to report Its conclusions to Justice
Fitzgerald Thursday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
Church Elects Officers.
10 The Trihmne,

sNIlEGItLI 20 ITE IIUUIIV'
OGDEN. April IA meeting of the
congregation of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd was held tonight and the fol-
lowing organization was effected: II. G..
Tavey and II. IL. Thornton were elccte
wardcns of the church. DR.. l.. Fl Smith
Thomas Aivord and Phil Maison were
elected vestrymen The report of the
last years work shows the church In a
good healthy condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
Holds Thaw Now Insane.

,p,r examining these, Or. FIlnt SAID
! had an important bearing upon his
"a that Thaw is now insane
~ nrIsoner came into court DR.. Flint
IN .tth self satisfied and dominant
4 rhlch Increased as the trial pro-
|-sS and was not consistent with
"a a trial for his llfe.
c.--Ir5Ine DIR. Flint said Thaw was
rss from the alienists point OF view
. he killed White. but was not In
- Ia ,he language of the penal code.
/ n Msbon and Hirsch testified that
~ is now Incapacitatcd mentally.
/ Iin,r Drs Ferris and Prltchard had
|rssei opinions coinciding with those
|7rprsdng Witnesses, Mr.. Jerome called
! BMeaman.
~ R,ncanan told the commission that
! ,-,i mon the Thaw pnternGl side had
|sged from epilepsy and died mentally
Isbsd al The age OF 60 He mentioned
ases in the prisoners mothers fam
1 \ ghich there had been traces OF
s.s lie described Thaw's conduct
-sIla,ely after his incarceration as in
he Of insanity.
|- Charles W. Pilgrim, chairman OF
Fate Board of Lunacy, who testi-
NJ, the defense at Thaw's trial, was
allied BY Mr. Jerome. DR. Pilgrim
y ta had answered a Hypothetical
rtn for the defense and based his
Ia entirely upon the facts stated
sn His observations OF Thaw in
q dd not enable him 10 form an opin-
a 10 the defendants present state Of
K MInas s. Gregory testified for the
ee. saying his observations of the
sisni had not been sufficient to en-
him TO reach Il conclusion as 10
pc present condition.
Dsiense's Experts Heard.
3 bthalf Of Thaw Mr.. HarlridEc
~ Dr.. Graeme l.. Hammond. con-
- aIienist for the defense He talked
~ Inaw. he said. every day of the
- Thaw's comments on the trial were
XIAtnt and rational always.
" Smith Ely Jelliffe. member OF
csiendant's corps of alienists, said
20 recently made five specific exam
pcs Of Thaw and was unable TO find
trzcr OF insanity.
r Flllte believed Thaw To he perfect
sead IN mind. A. the time he shot
fHled Stanford White he suffered
insane delusions. but they seemed
fy 10 have disappeared
q Britton ID Evans added his tcsti-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
Students Go A-V,siting.
Special to The Tribune.

NUVNTstI W IIIC 7 IIHUIIN'
OGDEN. April 1.-The faculty and stu
dents of Sacred Heart Academy today
paid visit TO the State School for the
Deaf and Blind. and were the guests OF
superintendent and Mrs T.. NJ. briggs
and the teachers OF the State institution.
The visit was very pleasant one and the
visitors were treated to somo fine music
10y the blind pupils. and were deeply In
terestcd in the domestic science depart
mcnt of the deaf school where some
very choice work was exhibited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
Cares Only for His Love.

Another letter from Mrs. Bradley 10
senator Brown follows: 81 love aud
my PRAYER TO heaven is for no creator
bliss than to be loved by you through
all eternity. ] care not what sacrihce'
What harilships and toll may he iD
store for me 1t VIII be love, labor
whatever 1t is It is for yon, and YOU
arc all there is for me, all, all. all, my
heart my love, and my life The hcart
will be glad and my back VIII round
TO fiji the burden.
Senator Brown wrote in MAY, 1902;
HDon't worry. don fret, | VIII soon
righ, the great wrong have done yo4i,
Every step ] take is towards that goal.
| will never cease until you are my
recognized wife.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03
Get the Habit.

Go to Ebert s for Wall Paper. You
vou will buy. Both phones. 81 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03

The "MACS" Masquerade Ball, Salt
Palace; cash prizes; April !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-03

Wo have moved TO l42 South Main
street. salt Lake Photo, supply Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
Entertainment in Columbia
Complimentary to Miss
Juanita Wylie, Of Lancas-
ter.

AS will be seen by the follow.
ing, taken from the Columbia
State of last Sunday, one of
Lancaster's charming young la
dies was the guest of honor at
delightful social function in the
capital city:
Mrs. j. E Poore entertained "a
dozen girls at lovely violet tea
at her home on Senate street on
Friday afternoon in compliment
10 ner guest, Miss Jsunita Wylie
of Lancaster. The parlor where
the guests were received was de
corated in yellow jessamine and
the dining room where the pret-
ty tea table was set was a mass
OF vlolets. The centerpiece for
the table decoration was an Eas-
ter bonnet with violets and PIN
ned with II violet souvenir hat
pins from which violet ribbons
led to the places, each one of
which was marked by a tiny Eas-
ter toqne trimmed with violets.
The delightful menu was served
in courses and everywhere the
pretty violet color appeared with
artistic effect. Mrs Poore's guests
were, besides the guest of honor
Miss Alice Hagood, Miss Annie
English, the Misses Fickling.
Miss Carrie BeSs Vance, Miss
Nell Hall AMI three girls from
inc College ior Women, Misses
Mary Baker. Josephine Sullivan
and Reba Aiken.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
Preaching and Church Con-
ference at Antioch April
6th.--Pastor Resigns.

Mr.. Editor: On Saturday be-
fore the first Sunday in April,
next, at 2 80 p. m, the Rev. S.
N. Watson will preach at Antioch
church, after which the church
will hold church conference
All members of the church are
earnestly urged to attend, as
business of importaSce will come
before the conference. We very
much regret the fact that Brother
Watson has rendered his resigna
ton as pastor of the church, TO
take effect the fourth Sunday in
May. Antioch.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
Result of KerShaW's Primary
Election.

Camden special in the News
and Courier: A primary election
was held yesterday TO nominate
a Probate Judge to fill the unex-
pired term Of Mr.. j B. Phelps.
deceased. There were six can
didates in the race, and the re-
turns as far as they have been
received gives Arrants 80, Birch.
more 200, Deas 70, Dixon So,
Trantham ia, Afford "a. This
would necessitate a second cleo
ton, but this has been obviated
by the voluntary withdrawal of
Mr.. Birchmore in Mr.. Trantham's
favor, although he had some lead
in the race.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
Geo. Mccormick Found Dead
Formerly a Citizen of Ian
caster--Murdered his Wife
and Wounded her Mother
Some Weeks Ago.

The body of George McCor-
mick, who was formerly a citi-
zen of Lancaster county, was
found dead in Aiken county
few days ago. The verdict Of the
coroner's jury was that he came
to his death at his own hands.
1t viii be recalled that he MUIR
dered his wife and wounded her
mother some weeks ago. The
binding OF his body and a re-
hearsal o. his crime are thus given
In an Aiken special in last Fri
days News and Courier:
A very tragic climax to a bru.
tai murder case developed We'd
nessday morning, when the de-
composed body of George Nc
Cormick was found near the
scene where he committed hei-
nous crime on the 18th of Feb
ruary.
On Sunday night, February II,
George Mccormick went to the
home of his mother in-law, where
his wife had flown from him.
and after trying in vain to in
duce her to return to him, he
new into frenzy of anger, and
fell to beating her. Her mother
interiered and Mccormick pull
ed his pistol and shot her. He
then turned his weapon upon his
wife and shot aud instantly kill
ed her. He then went. so the
theory goes, to his own house
and there drank two bottles of
laudanum, and Immediately went
to the home of Ed Hicks, a short
distance away, and begged to be
allowed to remain that night.
Hicks stated that he was Curl
ously affected, and was in some
kind of stupor. He stayed over
night there and next morning
Hicks ran him off, upon learn
ing Of his crime of the preceding
night. Mccormick complained of
feeling queer and crazy. He
stag gered off, and has not been
seen since, and it is supposed
that he went to where he was
found, which is only short dis
tance from the house, and laid
down and died in a stupor. lie
was heard to say previously that
if he could kill his wife's moth
er be would be willing to die
himself.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
News in Brief.

A big forest fire is raging in
Patrick county, Va. Up to Sat-
urday it had swept over territory
Is miles long by six wide, de-
stroying 30 farm houses. Com
munication has been since cut
off. -. w. ID Whitmire, form.
er Slate constable, was shot, but
not fatally, by negro named
Charlie Johnson at a carnival in
GreenviIle Saturday nignt. :.
Peasants continue to murder
Jews in Roumania. Bobo cot
tage, one of the buildings on
Wofford College grounds, was
burned Saturday evening. =.
Over 1000 veterans at the Ma
tional Soldiers Home in Leaven-
worth, Kansas, were poisoned by
eating meat hash last Saturday.
One of the soldiers has since
died. =. The dispensarv at Ell
loree is to be closed under the
Carey-Cothran law. A large ma
jority of the citizens petitioned
to have it closed. :. Mrs. James
Caldwell, of Chester, sister of the
wife of Rev. j. Z. Knox, of CO.
lumbia, died a day or two ago. :.
Franklin f. Smith, a real estate
dealer of San Antonio, Tex. and
his stenographer, Edward Bevers
dof, were shot and killed in that
city Saturday by f. j. Wilson,
another real estate man. >. a
convention of the 9th district of
Knights of Pythias will be held
in Rock Hill tomorrow. Sec
retary of War William I'll. Taft
and party, en- route TO Panama,
spent Sunday in Charleston. ..
Four college students were killed
and seventeen injured in a rail
road wreck Sunday at Los An
geles, Cal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased TO announce that Foieys
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles Is not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs. and we re-
commended 1t as safe remedy for child
ren and adults. Funderbnrk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
The Capital City.
An Epidemic of Fires--Re-
suit of The States Voting
Contest--Important Meet
in of Education Board this
Week.

Mr.. Eiitor: The Capital city
has been visited by several fires
this week which would have pro-
badly proved serious but for the
clever work Of the fire depart.
ment. "Wednesday afternoon two
frame buildiegs in rear of the
"Skyscraper" wese destroyed.
The Kendall building, which Sc
parates the "Skyscraper" from
these buildings, came near be-
ing destroyed but was saved
through the efforts of the fire
men. That night there was an.
other fire which looked serious.
When Chief May got there with
his firemen he found the South
ern Hotel near the Banding
street depot ablaze and it seem
ed that several other buildings
would be destroyed but again the
fireman played a prominent part
in checking the flames. Between
/ or 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
four small dwellings were de
stroyed. Again it looked serious
as these dwellings were near the
Southern Cotton Oil Co. The fire
was stopped by the fire fighters.
Friday night "a cake bakery in
rear of j. B. Reidbuger's bakery
was destroyed.
The voting contest in "The
State" has closed. Miss w. NJ
Rizer OF Newberry won The Au
tomCbile and Miss Lolita Groe-
schel of Chester the Piaro. Hur
rah for Chester
The State Board Of Educ ton
VIII meet frlCay, the 29Ih. They
will appoint the new county
boards of education, which power
was given them by the Carey
Cothran bill. There will also be
such other business 10 be trans.
acted that State Supt. Martin
has told the members to come
prepared to stay several days.
The Capital is beginning to
look like spring again. Come
down and see her in call her
glory.
Lancastrian
Col umbia, S. @. 3, %, 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27

FOR SALE-Florodora Long Staple
Cotton seed. Cotton sells at 20c. ID
Price 81 90 bnshel, at gin house. Seed
can be had at Heath Jones Co., arnes
Bros, and w. B. Culp's, Lancaster; ;
Mobley Bros. & CO., Heath Springs.
SC. Address X. j. McIlwain, Ian
caster, X. 3.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27

Mr.. Robert Massey, of VAN
wyck, was in town Monday.
Mr.. Strother Ford spent Satur-
day and yesterday in Lancaster.
Chester Reporter.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27

severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night, can be cured quick
ly by taking Foloys Honey and Tar. 1t
will cure the most obstinate racking cough
and strengthen your lungs The genuine
is in yellow package. Funderburk Phar
macy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-27
Clemson College Items---Re-
ported for The News by a
Bright Lancaster County
Student.

Mr.. Editor: At the recent meet.
ing of the State Sunday School
Convention which was held at
Georget own, Prof. II. w. Keitt
and Cadet j. w. Lewis represent
ed the Clemson College Sunday
School. Prof. Keitt was elected
President OF the Convention for
the ensuing year.
The different departments of
the College are preparing a very
interesting exhibit for the James.
town Exhibition. The mechan
ical department won gold
medal at the ST. Louis Exposi-
ton and we feel sure that this
exhibit will come in for a good
share of the honors at James
town.
DR.. NJ. r. Bowers, assistant
veterinarian of the college, went
over to Winthrop a few days ago
and inspected the Winthrop Col
lege dairy held Tor tuberculosis.
He did not find single case of
the disease in the whole herd,
which reflects much credit upon
the management of Winthrop's
dairy farm. 1t is only the excep-
ton where yo1 do not find at
least one or two cases even in the
small herds.
Captain Clay, the commandant
of cadets, has fefinitely decided
to hold the encampment of the
corp of cadets al Greenville from
the third to the seventh OF June.
He went over to Greenville a few
days ago 10 inspect the grounds
proposed for the encampment,
and YVES well pleased with the
camping grounds and with the
very favorable inducements offer
ed by the city of Greenville TO
have the encampment held
there
Clemson opened her base ball
season very auspiciously last Sat
urday by defeating the Presby-
terian College of South Carolina
by the score Of 10 to l. Farmer,
Clemson's new pitcher, pitched
an excellent game, yielding only
wo hits during the entire
game.
Rev. r. e. Stackhouse, presid.
ing elder of the Rock Hill dis
trict, preached an excellent ser
mon to the cadets Sunday morn
ing.
Monday, March IS, being CAL
houn's birthday was observed as
a holiday by the college, all col
lege exercises being suspended
for the day.
Quite large delegation of stu
dents and aculty went over to
Greenville on the 10th inst. to
see the Clansman played.
S. h. b.