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Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
CITY BREVITlES.

MT and Mrs. John Nelson left this morning for Heber, where they will spend the summer months They will make the trip overland, in a cover ed wagon, going via Roosevelt.
 The recent rains have increased the amount of water in the Salt River several thousand inches. The gauge yesterday morning showed an increase of sixty thousand inches, at which time the river was still rising.
 R. A. Winds of Tempe, was in the city on business yesterday, returning home last evening.
 Wesley Jones, a brother of Charles F. Jones of Mesa, who has been in the employ of the government at Roose- welt, is here as a guest of MT and Mrs. Jones.
 The carbonater for the new s21O0 soda fountain recently purchased by M. P. Holladay while on a trip to the coast arrived yesterday morning and is being unpacked preparatory to its being installed.
 A fine car load of cattle will leave the local wards this morning. consign ed to Angulla. the meat dealer located in Tucson. This bunch of beeves was purchased from C. k. Cooley by MT AHgulla on one of his late trips here.
 The members of the Sorosis Club here, have been made the victims of a clever joke, and as yet there is no clue to the perpetrator. on Tuesday last invitations gotten up somewhat in the form of a funeral notice were sent to the different members. inviting them to attend the last sad rites of the Club at the home of Mrs. Guy Alta way. Several ladies attended, and it developed that the notices had been sent out as practical joke.
 owing to the heavy rain storm which prevailed here Wednesday night. the operretta Babes in the Woods. fail to materialize. No date has been set for future performance of the play.
 Thomas Huston, a representative of the Underwood Typewriting company of Los Angeles. is .n the city today. talking machines to business men here.
 Mir Castlebery of Albuquerque. New Mexico. is in Mesa in the interest of the Occidental Life Insurance com pany, with headquarters in that city.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
TEMPE
A HEAVY RAIN.
Over Half an Inch Fell and Did Much
 Damage to Hay.

The rain that threatened all day Wednesday became a reality little before dark and continued well into the night. Most of the time it rained hard and little less than an inch of water fell-to be exact .62 inch. according to the report of F. H. Simmons at the date orchard.
 It is seldom that the average .Ari- zonian complains of too much water but the south side ranchers as a rule feel that they have a kick coming oyer this last storm. Having was well ad- vanced and several thousand tons Of hay were on the ground. either just cut or bucked up, ready for the bailer. One farmer alone in the Tempe district had over a thousand tons down and number of others had smaller amounts cut lt means nc small loss to these for much of the best of the first crop was to be bailed. With a rain like that of Wednesday evening on it. there will be no possibility of selling it as frs grade hay. The rain at times was par ttcularly violent and during one part of the storm some hail fell. This did no particular good to the ripe hay hat was ready to be cut and grain fields were laid flat in some instances.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
HIS FORMAL DISCHARGE
 FOLLOWS 4 FUGITIVE
The Free and Easy Manner in Which
 An Interstate Affair Was Adjusted.

The board of supervisors learned yesterday that late fnsaate Of the Stockton insane asylum had been sawed off on this county most un- blushingly. A couple of weeks ago a young man b. the name Of Phillip Mohen was picked up by the officers and lodged in jail for some offense. It was quickly discovered that he was not in his right mind and he was sent to the county hospital where he has been ever since. It was learned from Mohen that he had been confined in the insane asylum at Stockton for several years and that he had escaped from that institution last fall.
 Sheriff Hayden believed that in that circumstance there was an easy way to get rid of him. Having satisfied himself of the truth of Mohen's story the sheriff wrote 10 the asylum autho- rites apprising them of the presence here of the fugitive and asking them what disposition should be made of him. The sheriff supposed of course that he would be instructed to hold 8Iohen until he could be sent for. Yesterday morning the reply came from Medical Superintendent Fred r. Clark, who stated that Mohen had es- caped last fall as he had said. but the asylum authorities had not permitted themselves to feel worried over the incident. It was there opinion that MOhen at large was no menace either to the community or to himseli and in order that the record of Mohen might be kept clear. pr Clark enclosed his discharge from the asylum as "unim- proved" That is therefore the end of the matter so far as the Stockton peo- pie are concerned.
 Last fall q young man by the name of Frank Riley came to Phoenix and seen engaged the attention of the As sociated Charities and was comfort ably provided for until it was shown that he was an unworthy subject. He was finally arrested for theft and later arrangements were made for his re- turn to relatives Iivings somewhere in Kansas. Tn the meantime it had been learned bv the Associated ChafitieS that Riley had escaped from the asy- lUm at Ossawattomie. and Miss Gil christ seing. or thinking that she saw a good way to get rid Of Riley wrote to the asylum people about him, No reply was received to the letter and surmising that il might have miscar- ried she wrote again. No word has since becu received. From all of these circumstances it k suspected that there is 90 conspiracy throughout the United States to regard this com munity as good dumping ground for helpless undesirableS.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
RETURN FROM THE COAST.

c. H. Rich returned yesterday morn ing from a trip to Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego and other coasC points. In fact he visited almost every point from which the fleet might be viewed 10 good advantage. He saw all it was possible for visitor to see and expressed himself as being well pleased. His trip to the coast, how ever. was not solely for the purpose Of seeing the fleet Having sold his ranch here. he spent a part of his time there looking up a new location and has his eye on several propositions that he thinks will answer the purpose.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
SHORT NOTES.

Thomas Hagan left last night for Los Angeles after spending a few weeks here.
 w. J. Kingsbury is spending cou- pie of weeks at the coast. He was ac- companied by Miss Alice Ryan of Los Angeles who has been the guest of Miss Kingsburv for several weeks.
 Miss Josephine Palmer will sing the offertory solo. Hold Thou My Hand" at the Episcopal services next Sunday
 The excursion to Phoenix tonight on account of The Man on the Box" at the Doris leaves here at 7:3O from the Mill avenue station. A round trip rate of g cents has been made
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24

The Citizens and Peoples parties held primary elections in Curry hall yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of electing delegates to the conventions on May End. Not many votes were cast by either party and not a great deal of interest was manifested. The elections were merely formal matters to comply with the letter of the law. For the Peoples party. the five names printed in yesterdays paper were nes- essariIy the ones who were elected as there were no others on the ticket For the Citizens party. ten out of the eleven names on the ticket were to be voted for. At the hour of writing the election had not been concluded.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
"PRISCILLAr ToNIGHT.

The opera Priscilla" will be present ed at the Normal Auditorium this evening by Normal and local talent There is every indication of a packed house and those who have not reserved their seats at Laird and Dimes should make it a point to go early. Arrange ments have been made with the Ari- zona School of Music for an orchestra for the evening which will add 10 the pleasure of the entertainment.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
DEATH OF DELLA MANeussoN.

The grim reaper Death, entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mangus- son on Wednesday afternoon and call ed away their bright little daughter Della. aged five years. The little one had been i'll for about a week with gastric fever. and grew gradually worse until the end came. The funer- al was held at the home of the parents 0ne-half mile northeast of town at ? 30 P. NJ yesterday, and intement took place in the Mesa Cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

Invitations have been issued by the senior class of the Mesa High school for the commencement exercises which will be held in the Mesa Opera house on Saturday evening, May 2nd. The invitations are very neatly gotten up and are engraved in script on linen paper. There are three mem bers in the graduating class this year
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
q TRIP TO THE DAM.

D. G. Buck. D. Schmidt and h!s brother, Herman Schmidt who is visit ing here, are making arrangements to leave in the morning for Roosevelt. the damsite and other points of interest along the way. They plan to make Fish Creek tomorrow night and Roose- welt the next day, probably returning to Tempe Monday.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
RECORDER's OFFICE.

D. <. Clement and wife to J. J. Siadick, part NE 1-4 15-1N-5E.
 Wm r. Fickas and wife to Sarah J. Webster NE 1-i 32-1N-1E.
 Greene S- Griffin R. l.. Co. to Ma rion Kavs, Lo: ! North Baltimore Heights.
 L. \. Jesurofslly and wife to Thos Haney, Lot 9 Blk 2, Simms Adn.
 Geo. F. COpson to Phoenix Realty 6, Dev. Co. Lot 15 Blk 75 Phoenix.
 W. B. Collon to Geo. R. Copson. Lot 13 Bik r Phoenix.
 Oscar Roberts and wife To Henry A. Jones. Lot l & r. 1-2 Lot Blk. 97 Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
TO ATTEND PERFORMANCE

Many Mesaites are planning to at tend the play "The Man on the Box" at the Doris opera house in Phoenix tonight. The excursion train will leave the old NJ X P depot at 7:15. city time. and will return at midnight. The usual round trip fare of 90 cents will be charged from here.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
BISHOP KENDRICK SUNDAY
 AFTERNOON.

Episcopal services will be held Sun day afternoon at o'clock in Andre hall. The Right Rev. Bishop Kendrick will preach the sermon and administer the right of confirmation Bishop Ken drick is kindly remembered in Tempe
 by many people who heard the most
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, theprobate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
MESA
OVERLAND TO FLAGSTAFF

OVERLAND TO FLAGSTAFF
 Professor H D. Evans of the Evans school, and eight of the students there will leave the school this morning for a rather unique outing trip. which will occupy about a months time. and will terminate at Professor Evans ranch in the san Francisco Mountains near Flagstaff The boys will make the trip on horseback. and the Professor will accompany them going in GOV cred wagon. which will carry the camping outfit and provision. and an extra shelter tent for the members of the party. Bob Williams, the cook will go with them.
 After about a weeks stay at the ranch. several boys in the party will continue the trip to the Grand Canyon and will disband there for their re- spective homes in the east The Evans school closed on Tuesday last for the season.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
NEW POTATOES oNTHE MARKET

Frank Pomeroy. the real estate agent here is exhibiting some fine potatoes of the early Beauty varie- ty at his office. These were grown by Wright r. Shill, a farmer of Lehi, and were matured in seventy days from the time of planting. Those on exhibit will average two and one-half by four inches and are solid and well developed. Lehi possesses some of the finest soil for truck gardening in the Southwest as it is rich sandy loam. Some of the finest specimens of vegetables brought to Mesa have been produced in that section.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
TRIP POSTPONED.

A party of Phoenix and Tempe motor cyclists were planning to leave today for Tucson and other points south on a motor trip. The condition of the weather. however. does not augur well for such a journey and it has been indefinitely postponed.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
DEATH OF MISS MCQUEEN

Miss Mcqueen. sister of Mrs. McVey, died late Thursday night after an ex- tended illness of dropsy. The deceased has been an invalid for some time and death was not unexpected. The fun eral will be held this afternoon from St. Mary's church and the interment will be made in the Catholic cemetery
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24

excellent baccalaureate address which he delivered last June before the grad uating class at the Normal. A cordia!
 invitation is extended to all who are to be present at he service.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
THE PRIMARY EIEcIIoN

Hodnett and Carr. resident under takers and embalmers Phone 179.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS. Sheep Men

HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Buy now and save the price of crop of lambs.
 200 acres miles from Mesa, in all falfa and grain; plenty of water. s1O0 per acre.
 200 acres 11A miles from Mesa, in grain and alfalfa; plenty water. s1OO per acre.
 so acres mile from Mesa, in all falfa and truck crop; good orange land; Mesa water. Price $1O,4OO; one third down, balance long time so acres 1 miles from Mesa, all in alfalfa: good s2.OOO brick house; Utah water. Price S1O.25O.
 Six 40 acre ranches from s4.OOO to $5,000: all improved and in grain and alfalfa.
 pOmerOy-Guthrie
 Realty Co.
 Oldest Agency in Mesa. 1st door east of 20. Mesa. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-24
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 Write for our booklet describing routes, places of interest. curious sights, seashore and mountain resorts. Los Angeles attractions, etc State time and place of starting. and we will quote prices for the different trips.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
PIERRE DE- c0uLEVAiN


O5ya pvfnat0da Per Ia 44caa<wta fran <sa
Pocas novelas ofrecen tanto interes
polit leo y social de actualidad como
"Nobleza Americana Es In histo
ria dramatica y admirablemente es
|crita lie uno dc esos malrlmonios
americanos. va famosos. en- que Ia
descendiente de I'm archimillonario
compra ell derecho de llevar una CO
roma de duquesa. marquesa baroue-
sa. la prensa dc los Estados Unidos
ha protestado contra este Gxodo de
herederas y millones. que abre ancha
herida en- el patrimonio nacional de
los Estados Unidos. Algunos hasta
han pensado en- proponer una lev que
ponga vallas Ia huida d. los milo
mes. Tambien en- Europa ha sido
este asunto objeto de crfticas. ha
sldo presentado en- uno de los teatros
lie Paris. FL autor de "Nob'eza Anne
ricana" conoce la psicologfa del pue-
bio yankee y traza I'm veridico cuadro
del papel que desempefian respect
vamente el hombre y la mujer en- la
sociedad americana.
Uno de los tiltimos n1meros de la
Revue" publica IN trabajo sobre
" Institutrices y Maestros en- Ameri-
ca, en- ell que sc conhrma 10 que dice
el novelicta acerca ne la inferioridad 4
Y dependencia del hombre con res
pecto la mujer y trata de explicar
este fenomeno por el hecho de que
en- las escuelas america mas elemen-
tales Ia mujer hs sustitufdo cast por
complete al hombre en- la ensefianza
Y este magisterio. casi en- absolute
femenino, ha creado una sociedad en-
que Ia mujer es un fdolo ell hom-
bre. su humilde servidor.
Esto de los matrimonios de ricas
herederas de America con mobiles
europeos arruina dos. tambien ha tie
nido resonancia en- Sud America, v
dio lugar a que ell ilustre ecuatoriano
Juan Montalvo escribiese su fa amoso
artfculo "Matrimonios Deslayados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
0n dul!!ead0dea YelgdeNle
lnteresante descubrimiento

Ha despertado enorme interes
en- los circulos artisticos Y ar
queologicos de Atenas Ell des-
cubrimiento de una estatuita de
terracotta en- perfecto estado,
que Sc ha hecho en- Mononvas-
ca, en- la provincial de Logonia,
Y que Sc supone sea ell duplica-
do de la Venus de Milo; pues es
reproduction identica 8 tai vez
ma4uette del hermoso trozo es-
tatuario tan celebre, que di6
tanto tema a los criticos de arte
para la reconstruction de la es-
tatua entera, dificilisima q eau
sd de la quebradura total de
ambos brazos.
La estatuita descubierta vie
ne a resolver ell artistico pro
blema: la nucva Venus tiene IN
espe;o en- la mano derecha V con
la izquierda sostiene IN pc
plum
La obra en- su coniunto es tan
perfecta como ell fragme ento CO
nocido hasta ahora. que pas6
siempre por una de las produc.
clones mas notab!es del arte
grie9o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
Los h!jjs de los pinOs
ldiOtas, NUDES y ciegos

Ell doctor Remis, de Kentu-
chy, Nueva York, ha compro-
bado que ell diez por ciento de
los sordo- nudos, Ell cinco por
ciento de los ciegos y Ell ounce
por ciento de los idiotas. asilados
en- los esta blecimietos de benef.
cencia norteamericanos. han ma.
cido de matrimonios entire pri-
mos hermanos.
En- Massachuset hay u fami
lias de esta clase, que tienen os
hijos, de los que. A son idiotas.
ID escrofulosos Y 81 solo de
mediana salud.
FL doctor Boudin, en- su me-
moria sobre Ia sordo mudez.
prueba con datos irrecusables
que el n1mero de sordo-mudos
de nacimiepto. procedentes de
matrimonios entire parientes
consanguineos llegaba 4 ser de
IS por ciento Ell Lyon. de 28 por
ciento en- Paris Y 90 por ciento
en- Burdeos.
En- los primos depende, pues
el meioramiento de la especie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

esos dibujos por tapicerias rea-
les Y autenticas.
Ese sueTio sc ha realizado hoy.
Desde la anteCamara que sirvio
antes de sala del Gran Convert
la transformation de las habi-
taciones esta completa.
Cinco pleas de gobelinos la
taplzan euteramente. FL salon
de la reina esta adornado igual.
mente de tapiCerias que repre-
sentan grandes asuntos histo-
ricos
va Ell ano pasado, la camara
de la reina fue tapizada con la
Historic de Esther. Esta pie
"a ha sido habitada sucesiva-
mente por Maria LeCzinka y
Maria Antonieta.
FL salon de Apollo Y el de Mer-
curio ofrecen ahora aspectos
de una suntuosidad inesperada.
Colgadas de la cornisa al piso.
como para alguna fiesta, las
grandes pleas de la Hstorta
del reg, tejidas a la gran trama,
Sc presentan del modo mas inn
ponente.
Son La entre0fstu de Luts
XIV en- la fSko de los F1fsaues
FL ns0trtm0niO de LuiS XIV La
vtrgen de 7onrnot y por ultimo
FL stfto de DoH0t, en- que ell rey
esta representado sobre la trim
chera, en- Ell momento en- que
una bala acaba de desmontar q
I'm jinete Y matar un caballo a
su lado. Esta tapiceria asom-
brosa, de una conservation per-
fecta. es ell mas bello ejemplar
de la serie.
Puede sostener la compare
ci6n con la mas celebres tapi-
cerias de la corte de Espafla Y
valdria por 81 sola Ell viaie 4
Versailles.
Sc podria. continuando y per
feccionando estas acertadas in
novaCiones. dar la vida q nues-
tras antiguas mansiones, hoy
nacionales. legados del pasado
al presente. Ell excedente del
mueblaje del Louvre podria ser
utilizado aSf maravillosamente
y el palacio de los reyes sc con-
vertirfa en- el salon del pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
La ngIer De dos nar!dvS

Las sorpresas del divorcio son in
terminates, y la mayor parte de
elias, curiosfsimas, folletinescas.
FL case preseute acab ba de verse
ante la Sala quiuta del Tribunal de
Apelac ion de Paris
Ia prota gonista de esta novela en-
acci6n por entregas tiene un mari
do vivito coleando en- Francia Y
otro esposo hanaante excelente en-
Dinamarca.
Sin embargo. esta esposa de dos
maridos no es bigama.
Para lios. los que originan les le-
yes
Veran ustedes. En- 1902, la enton-
ces sefiorita. de nacionalidad alema
ua--no hay para que decir que rubia.
alta, guapota -contrae matrimonio EN-
la alcaldfa del octave distrito de Pa
rfs.
Una vez casada. dejs de ser alema-
ma sc convierte en- francesa.
FL matrinonio Sc instala en- Dina
marca. la luna lie micl es siempre
corta, En- esta OCCASION. mas. No con-
gen iaban los recien casados Sin ii.
rarse los trastos 4 la cabeza, amiga
blemente, Sc separaron.
La esposa estudia las leyes dane
sas sabe que ell Rey. 81 quiere. des-
hace un matrimonio de an plumazo.
Eleva $. NJ una instancia solicitan-
do el divorcio. 5. M. resuelve favo-
rabiemente.
La legislation danesa debe ser
trancamente fem inista, POI que, de-
cretado el divorcio por el Rey. puede
la divorciada easarse de nuevo cuan
do quiera. ~ encuentre novio; pero
lei divorciado no puede hacer 10
mismo.
La esposa encuentra I'm pl etendien-
re danes que Sc muere por rs peda-
eos. en- 1906 Sc casan.
Pero el divorcio que Sc concede en-
Dinamarca no rige en- Francia, y me-
nos 81 ell mstrimonio deshecho ha sido
leyes francesas.
FL primer marido. el frances, Sc
vuelve su TERRA y lie cuenta al tri-
bunal sus cuitas pidiendole su divor.
clio. basado en- la causa de injuria gra.
We. A gu esposa puede considerarse-
la legalmente como viviendo en-
p1blico concubinato.
La esposa contesta & la demaada
alegando que SC ha acogido 4 las le-
yes de Dinamarca.
Ell tribunal viene decir al esposo
n1mero uno: mo puedo seguirte por
ell camino del concubinato. Falta la
circumstance de mala fe. Tu esposa
ha usado de un derecho que la confe-
re Ia ley danesa, y, por consiguiente.
ha procedido de buena fe.
Para que ell concubinato qnedase
frme seria precise anular ell Segundo
natr imonio. cosa que 20 no puedo ha-
Ger.
"De modo que todo sigue 10 mismo.
Til seras ell marido ntimero uno: FL
danes, ell marido n1mero dos. Ella,
la mujer legftima de los dos; pero
como mujer de hecho solo debe serlo
del dos.
En- cambio. 81 tiene hijos del dos,
til seras padre legal de ellos."
iUn demonio. dice cl primero; pero
no tiene mas remedio que confor-
marse.
La sabidurfa de las leyes esta por
encima de todo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
lie Matn' : condcnado
Sin atenuantes

FL Tribunal civil, de Paris, ha pro-
nunciado su sentencia en- Ell juicio in
tentado por Ell senador Hum bert con
ira Ell periodico lie Matin".
Ell Jurado declare culpable al Ma
tin. sin circunstancias atenuantes.
Por 10 tanto Ell Pres idente conden6 al
periodico al pago de F. 5000 de mul-
ia y ademas al pago de una iEdemni-
zacion de 10000 frances de dafios Y
perjuicios al senador Humbert, 4 una
retractacion y A insertar, 4 su costa,
Ia sentencia en- 200 peri6dicos fran
ceses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
La COnferenCia del autOm0Vil
ReglamentO international

FL Gobierno frances ha resuel-
to convocar en- Paris una confe-
rencia International para fiiar
MI reglamento destinado q faci-
litar los viajes en- automobiles 4
traves de Europa. Esta confe-
rencia SC reunira al mismo item
po que lCongreso international
de las Was de COMMUNICATION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
A los SEcriltolw Y Agenn2

Para Ia buena Marcia dc esta Admins
sxAci6n, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde el L. de cada
mes Las BAJAs se avisar&n los dfas 80 4
81; edyierti6ndese que las que Sc dieren con
posterieridad no sc tomar&n eR cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta el
dfa taltimo del mes siguieuts al en- que Sc
Baliciten.