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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19

creto dc los Estados Unidos fti6 acor--
dado con los dos t1nicos obietos indi-
cados por 81 corresponsald del 4mevs<aH-
proleger q La persona del Presidentc
dc La Kep1blica y perseguir < los faI-
sifcadores de la moneda naciona1-
Hoy sc lie emplea en- todo: son apen-
tes para conseguir test timonios contra
las corporaciones industriales. 10 son
para vigilar las esposas de sus iefe.
6 las de los de otros departamentn~. !.
para reunir pruebas en- deseados c.
SOS de divorcio.
Tn escandalo de este tiltimo penero
fue puesto recientemente en- conside..
racion del Congreso, ell cual hizo mu-
cho ruido, como de costumbre. anne
nazo con una investigation y allf Sc
detuvo.
Els que en- la incertidumbre con QUE
vive la mayorfa en- estas tierras den
samente pobladas y propicias & In
lnhdelidad en- todas las relaciones
sociales, por exigencias de la vida.
de la posici6n, por malas inclinacio-
mes, nadie sabe cuando ha de necesi-
tar del espfa para que lie desvanexca
las dudas 6 lie compruebe las sospe-
chas. Ell espfa viene ser. por esta
razon, un investigator de la verdad W
colaborador de la justicia, cuando Sc
entrega su vii ofcio por vocacion "
es honrado dentro de las naturaleS
limitaciones del termino.
les it'll la sociedado
En- clertos casos y para determina-
dos fines ptacticos Pero es mas per
judicial que it'll. Es la negacion de Ia
hombria de bien; Ell lobo que Sc dis
fraza de cordero; ell traidJr sempiter-
no toda confanza y toda fe.
Desgraciadamente para Ell pats no
es la institution ofcial la mas desma-
ralizadora y peligrosa; 10 es la admi-
sion tacita de la sociedad de eonside-
rar q los cue la representa- tan homo
ra ablesy merecedoresd de consideracidn
como el mas honorable ciudadano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19
NOtaS del Auditor

Mr. Ward ha entregado esta mafia =
na la prensa, copias de la circular
dirigida 4 los alcaldes de la isla. E.
documento dice asi:
El gran ntlmero de cuentas presen,
tadas por los Municipios durante este
a1o ha agotado la asignacion votada
en- ell presupuesto de I9o7-o8 para el
SoStenimiento de preSos en- las car
celes mucipales hasta el 50 de Junio
1908.
Por 10 tanto, hasta que la pr6xima
Legislature no apruebe IN presu
puesto adicional destinado este fin.
no podran satisfacerse las cantidades
que Sc adeudan los Municipios co
rrespondientes al mes de Mayo
meses anteriores. nj los correspon-
dientes al mes de JUNO. Al termi-
mar ell presente afio economico cada
Municipio debera enviar q esta OFF
Gina las crentas que por este concep
to tuvieren pendientes, fin de que
Ell Auditor pueda tener los datos ne
cesarios para incluir la asignacion
necesaria en- Ell proyecto de ley de
deficiencies.
Las cuentas de gastos para el sos
tenimiento de presos durante Ell afIc
economico que empieza el I' de Ju-
lio, 1903, Seran examinadas y pagadas
prontamente al recibo de las mismas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19

que por la indolencia de unos v
la tOleranCia de otros, siga en-
progreso la anarquica afcion
que COnvierte a San uan en-
una ciudad de estrepito verda-
deramente insufrible.
Aqui Sc permite todo, aqui sc
Consiente o d o. En- Nueva
York, estan prohibidas las ST
renas de los automobiles, y aqui
sc hace I'm derroche de su in
grato sonido y IN alarde de su
pOtenCia ClamOrOSa.
San uan es la ciudad de les
ruidoS, de los gritos ensordece-
dores, de los pregones desgarra.
dos; TODD sc COnSiente en- plena
calle; Y ST a este agregamos Ell
estrepitO Constante de esos true
nos y explosives, y ST pensamos
en- q. no sc trata de una diversion
inofensiva, sino de I'm arriesga.
do entretenimientO, sc COmpren-
dera facilmente que sc eche de
menos por Ell veCindario pacifico
la aparici0n de la salvadora Or
denanza que ponga coto a estos
deS0rdeneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19
EH0(1a del @]6a

va estamos en- pleno periodic
de cohetes V petardOs, de ruidOs
iufernales, de estruendOs enlO-
quecedores V de probabies con =
tingencias peligrosas.
Desde hace varios dias y has
ia el cuatro de uliO tendremOs
en- San Iuan el lamentable es-
pectaculo de ese bombardeO eS-
trepitoso, consentido por las au-
toridaies. como 81 sc trataSe de
un inofensivo juego de ninos.
FL trausitO pOr las GALES de
San Juan, por la plaza princi-
pal, por cuanto sit'o hay en- la
capital que deba ser cOncurrido,
sc hace materialmente impOsi-
BILE para las senOraS Y arrieSga-
do para todo el mundo.
La chiquilleria calieiera Sc
entrega con Verdadera furia a
este deporte brutal. de franca
importation redentorista, ignO-
rando o dando pronto al Olvido.
los academies graves Y lamen-
tables que ha OriginadO ell tor
pc eutretenlmlentO.
Pero 10 que resulta verdade
ramente IncOpcebible es la to
lerancia que, sobre este punto
tlenen las autOridades, velando
aparentemente por ampliar el
mercado de explosives a la in
dustria americana, sin barge
de que estO puede ser Causa de
muy desagradables suCesO
In una ciudad como San
Iuan. no deben ser consentidas
esas expanSlOneS en- las GALES
Bueno que SC toleren un dia;
la vispera del cuatro de Julio,
81 con ESQ Sc satisface Ell patriO-
tismo dc nuestrOS tutores; perO
ounce. veinte dias, un mes en-
terO dc triquitraques Y petar-
dos. en- piena via publica, es va
demasladO, francamente.
Hace POGO fue publicada Y
comentada pOr DOsotroS una or
denanza de nuestro alCalde, que
trataba de otra clase de explO-
sivos. previendo los riesgos pc
llgrosos a que podia verse ex-
puestO el vecindario de San
Juan, el dia menos pensado.
Pues bien; en- aquella orde
nanZa, V va que no sc hizO en-
aquella. en- otra con tai objeto
promulgada. Sc ha debido pro-
hlblr Severamente ell bombar-
deo estrepitOso y NADIA Tranquil
liZador a que sc entregan en- las
GALES mOzalvetes V Chiquillos,
algunos de los cuales llevan su
insolencia hasta hacer victimas
de sus juegos q los transeuntes,
a las senoras. especialmente.
ESQ debe quedar prontamen-
te reprimido.
La policia, por 10 prontO, pu
diera perseguir a los que cojen
la via p1blica para sus mOlestas
Y reprobables expansiones.
Las GALES no estan para ESQ:
y en- todas parties. donde la tran.
quiIidad del vecindario y los
ejemplos de cultura, sc apre
clan en- algo, estan severamen
lie prohibidos donde molestan y
perjudican a la mayoria. esas
verdaderas demasias de la in
fancia ineducada eirrespetuosa.
Harto tempo Sc han consen-
lido esas cosas, no esta bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19
d bale de eS|0 DOC1e

Esta noche, como anunciamos. Se
veri6cara EN- ell "Teatro Municipal eH
bale organizado en- obsequio de los
slumnos de la Central High School,
Por los preparativos Y ell entu sias-
mo que entire ell elemento joven res-
ma, promote ser briIlantfs inlo.
Ell bale de esta noche, sers una
verdadera plana de luz y coloriso.
cuyo recuerdo quedara grabado en- aos
Juveniles cerebros de los feste iadox.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19
Don Juan Vlari

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad este
distinguido amigo nuestro, del alto
comercio de Ponce. Ell seffor Vilar6
permanecera algunos dfas en- San
Juan en- asuntos particulares.
lie acompafia su distinguida sefiora
madre dofia Joaquina Battle de vilar6
quienes cuentan con muchas y arrai-
gadas simpatias en- esta capital.
Euviamos & tan buenos amigos
nuestro cordial saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19
G|CO IDS Tres b0nde[QS

La function de anoche en- este cine
mat0grafo estuvo concurridisina,
aPlaudiendo ell p1blico las preciosas
peliculas que Sc exhibieron.
Los palcos han sido reformados y
colocado en- ellos una elegante alfom
bra.
Tanto agrada Ell culto espectacul @
que todos los nifios dicen:
Llevame al Cine" mama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-19
RanO de 8ucenaS

Este es ell tftulo de I'm bonito libro
de que es autora la sefiora Simpl;ci.
Armstrong de Ram1.
III MORO en- question, estS escrito
con gaianura y en- el impera IN estilo
claro Y correcto.
rs una obfIta recomendabIe.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03
w. NJ. G. Notes.

Having Toasted to our hearts content
on the delicacies of Thanksgiving, we
have resumed our work with renewed
zeal because of that "hungry" feeling
having been satisfied.
Miss lula Ramsey spent Thanksgiving
in ST. Louis.
Miss Marie Wells visited relatives in
Jackson from Wednesday of last week
until Sunday.
Most of the students at the boarding
hall spent Thanksgiving with home folks.
& Henry Baker, who was out of school a
few days on account of his brothers ILL
ness, is back again.
Evangelist r. F. Carroll conducted
chapel exercises Monday morning. His
excellent talk was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Brown was a welcome visitor at
chapel exercises Tuesday morning.
Our football team played the Charles
ton team Thanksgiving day. The game
resulted in score of 10 to 8 in favor OF
Charleston. This game closes the season.
The record the boys have made does moi
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03
"show up" we'll at this time, but viii
possibly be better next season.
COLLEGE BUSYBODIES.


Health is good in this section.
N. w. Huffman, who has been sick the
last six weeks, is on the road to recovery.
The box supper at the Latin school
house, Thanksgiving evening, was we'll
attended and everybody enjoyed the &C.
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Poston visited Ed
ward enters family Sunday.
Dode Phelps of Gravelton has been
visiting the family Of G. E. Kinder the
last week.
A. P. Eldracher of Marble Hill was in
our city Sunday.
| Harley Codb has leased and moved to
the w. M. Morgan farm.
G. E. Kinder is building new barn
on his farm.
| J. 0. Morrison gave the young folks a
party Thanksgiving night.
I report with sorrow the accidental
death of Wilson, the son of VERNE Nor
gan of near Latin. On Thanksgiving
| Day he, with others, was cutting bolts
A large tree they we're cutting down
hung in another, causing it to turn from
the direction expected. It caught young
Morgan, killing him almost instantly
He was the son of a highly respected
citizen and was considered one of oul
best young men. His remains were in
tered in the Proffer cemetery.
We have been receiving a bountifu
supply of much needed rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Grader, former cit
zens of this county, but now of Clarks-
vile, Texas, are visiting relatives anG
friends here. XYZ.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03

bedside of his brother, Wesley, who is
suffering with severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Hiram Ford, John Gather, Luke
the cotton country. They report times
good.
Lee Fischer has had trouble with fire,
but I think he has it under control.
Miss Hattie Edmison of Hahn visited
the family of w. E. Gaines Sunday.
Mrs. Sites of Lodge visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Shell, instead of Miss Nettle
Grader of Fredercktown, as reported by
"Ikey."
James w. Null sold a bunch of fine
hogs, Monday, to Merchant Hulshof of
Leopold.
Marcus Shell has been swapping visits
with Ed Banks of near Marble Hill.
Mary, the little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Fowler of near Greenbrier,
died of pneumonia Nov. 81 The remains
were burid at Club Creek cemetery No
vember %.
Peter Bess had business in Zalma last
Friday.
Some of our people who have returned
from the fisheries say they had fine sport
and captured lots of fish.
Squire Henry Shell visited the family
of Caria Null last Sunday.
Ransom Hendershott and family have
returned from the cotton country.
I understand that Henry Club will
go into the mercantile business with J..
M. Shell.
Our people have put up neat fence
and cleared off the Club creek GENE
terry. Now we have new schoolhouse,
an almost new church building and a
! Gods Acre We are not ashamed of.
| Our public school is doing we'll under
the careful management of J. H. Ghost
ner. He is an excellent teacher and our
people are much pleased with him.
James Club is building new barn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03
Our Correspondent
Don COLA.
Plenty of rain now.

Plenty of rain now.
A good deal of sickness, mostly pneu-
monia.
o. L. Mcknight, Sam Harris and Mrs.
s. J. Zimmerman are sick, but reported
improving.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bedwell died Nov. 80.
During an electric storm Wednesday,
Nov %, the barn of J. M. Critics was
struck and totally destroyed. Besides
the barn-new and considered the best
in the southern part of the county-he
lost mare and mule, a wagon and all
of his harness, six tons of hay and about
900 bushels of corn. Loss, $4,000; with
no insurance. X-RAY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03

that will add much to the appearance and
value of his farm.
J. M. Shell is running his mill on full
time, and I understand the Lloyd mill
will start in about week. So you see
we have some busy people.
Lewis Null, aided by his hounds, gath
much to his stature.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03

Bedweil died Sunday and was buried in
the Club Creek cemetery Monday.
That Perkins creek writer seems to
take pleasure in reminding me of some
poor guessing did. A lot of guys are
liable to be sorry for the failure of the
stock law.
w. E. Gaines lost a fine mare last
Monday.
Lewis Null was seen coming in Mon
day with another red fox.
GREEN FUZ.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03
| Am Going w est!

and am going to make prices that will do it, too You may not
while complete Make
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03

Health is not good.
George Critics isvery low with typhoid
pneumonia.
Lewis Null was called last week to the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-03
Knives and Forks

l have the largest assortment ofpocket knives IN
the county and they are going at Bargain
Prices
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
OUTLOOK GOOD
DEMOCRATS
DECLARE:
FORECASTS
FROM MANY STATES
National Committeeman Gath
er in Chicago for Conference
With Bryan and Kern Con-
cerning Campaign Plans

lBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
Chicago. Sept Members of the
democratic committee who are gather
ing here for a conference tomorrow
morning met informally at headquar-
ters late today and talked of the out
look for the democratic cause. To-
morrow the national committee win
talk over campaign plans with Mr
Bryan and Mr.. Kern There VIII also
be meetings of the advisory and
finance committees. During the day
Chairman Mack talked with each
member of the committee ON the sit
uation in his state Efforts are being
made to have Bryan make Il long
swing through the far Western states
during October ANA it is not unlikely
that he may consent to make the tour
Clarke Howell, NOW committeeman
from Georgia. arrived here today and
held a conference with Mr. Bryan and
Chairman Mack Conditions IN the
south were discussed Mr. Howell said
This talk of Tart carrying Georgia
and other southern states is nonsense
Mr.. Bryan is Just as popular in thu
south as he ever was aud he will not
only get the electoral vote of tho
southern states but ne VIII receive the
popular vote as well in that section
and with maioritics as large as in
former years.
"Our state election takes place Oc-
tober which is month IN advance
of the presidential election, MI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
MINNESOTA HAMLET
DESTROYED
BY FIRE
Villagers Flee in Terror Before
Roaring FIameSr S aVin 9.
Nothing But Their Lives,



Duluth, Sept. The Mesaba range
tonight is threatened with an out
break of fire which swept Chisholm
Saturday and wiped out thousands OF
acres of standing timber After a day
of quiet the flames which died down
Sunday. were famed into renewed
fury again TODAY ana are sweeping
on toward Hibbius Buhl and Nash
wouk from tho south.
Snowfall. 100 inhabitlnts. was de-
stroycd this afternoon 10y % fire tina,
came upon it suddenly The Pe"pl,
had no opportunity to fight th" flames
and fed i'm terror SNOWFALL is about
two miles from NashWauk.
Brooklyn. q small suburb of HIh-
bing, is threatened by Ere. BUM and
Nashwauk. which were threatened
with destruction saturday, are again
in danger.
The citizens aro fighting tho lamr-
desperately. Aurora is surrounded hN
fires and tho citizens are hehunE
them
Mitchell. q small town about ten
miles south Of Hihbing. was threaten
ed with destruction AN day today an"
was saved only by the efforts ct th"
inhabitants and thc employees Of th'
Duluth. Mesaba ana Northern railroad
whose roundhouao IS situated there
Several hundred men are stili guard
ing the place The pine timber which
surrounds Mitchell has been aimps'
consumed
Between Nashvauk and Hibbine. q
region twenty-five miles long. the for
ests are one continuous front of flames
From Hibbipr 10 is an appalling
sight and big clouds of smoke have
been pouring over the threatened city
all day hiding tine sun as though th'
skv was overcast with clouds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
SENATOR KNOX NEAR
DEATH IN SWITZERLAND

Geneva. Switzerland. sept. Sen
ator Phiander G. Knox. Of PennSyl-
vania. had "a narrow escape today from
serious injury while returning 10 G"-
neva By automobile. senator Knox
was accompanied by his son who es-
caped with few bruises
The mishap occurred while the atuo-
mobile was proceeding along mar
row road at good rate of speed.
Passing over a soft spot the machine
slidded and ran over the bank into
a deep ditch. Senator Knox was prac-
ticaIy unhurt and his son. who man
aged to jump from the car. was only
slightly bruised about th" arms and
shoulders.
The automobile was so badly dam
aged that il could not be operated.
1t was taken 10 Geneva. from which
place it was shipped To Paris for re-
pairs.
Senator Knox. who viii De forced
to tempe rarily abandon his automo-
bile tour left here this afternoon FOR
Baise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
KERN DEMANDS
SQUARE DEAL
FOR LABOR
SOULLESS M0NOPOLIES
DENOUNCED AT MUNCIE.
Vice Presidential Candidate
Principal Orator at Labor
Day Celebrations Gompers
Pays His Respects to Cannon
ny Morning Journol special Leased wlreI

lBy Morning Journni special Leased Wlrel
Muncic, Ind, Sept "a W
Kern's address was the leading fra-
ture Of the Labor day celebration ion
this city The democratic vice prcsi-
DENTAL candidate was heard al the nn
grounds this afternoon. Mr. Kern
spoke i'm part ms follows
"On ana occasion Ike this, | try to
forget thot ! am a candldatc--ot least
for the vice presidency 1t ls fortune
ate for this country that these holidays
arc generally observed. SO that an can
forget thcir political aud religious bc-
licfs save that they are am citizens
Of our great country and that we live
under the greatest of cmblcms, the
stars aud stripes
Mr. Kern repeatedly turned to the
sayings OF John Mitchell for reference
ana when the mtter's name was mrn-
toned the grand stand shook with en-
thusiastic cheering and stamping of
feet He continued.
orf n,lnnisr, b,d hon ,aort.d tbnr-
""E"N j" 'i''' '"''' "'''7N "''"''"
capital ana labor IN the coal district
in PENNSYLVANIA. some time ago. there
.oouI5 boy, brru no strus,. and thrre
would have been no necessity for the
president of the United states, whom
! consider to be a great good ana pa
r.,tio man tn intsrvan. and sny to
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
ILL HEALTH LEADS TO
SUICIDE IN SANTA Fe
Robert PREFER seeks in Death Relief
From suffering

Especial Dispatch 20 the Norusng JOurnaI.i
Santa Fc. \ NJ, Sept. Robert
pfelfor aged htty-seven years. car
peStcr by trade. aud native of Ba-
varia. committed suicide here late
sunday night by cutting cash In his
lett arm aud bleeding to dra<i. -feifer
resided in Santa Fr for many years
and was quite well known. lie had
been in 10 health and despondent TOT
some time. and "a is thought that this
was the cause OF his rash act
Friends of the old man had tried
several times to- prevail upon him 10
enter hospital where he would re-
ceive proper treatment. but he re-
fused TO do so.
At coroner's inquest held today be
fore Justice OF the Peace Jose Maria
Garcia. verdict was rendered To the
effect that Pfeifer came 20 death by
his own hand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08

Memphis. Tenn. sept TIL"
Union passengsr station ~ Main and
South streets burned tonight The
loss is $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-08
Parker Appear, for Organized labor.
lBy Morning journal special rsa.sd wIrel

New York. Sept Judge Alton
g. Parker. who is chief counsel for
the American Federation of Labor in
the suit known as the Buck stove and
Range company VS. the American Fed
eratiun ct Labor Samuel Gompers.
John Mitchell. Frank Morrison and
others. which WIN come before the
supreme court of thE United States i'm
Washington on Wednesday. left this
city today Co take charge ot the case