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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
ToNoPAH.


tana Tonopah. 1.721sd 1.s5; Tonopah EN-
tension, 102k bid; MacNamara, s4@35;
Midway 61@6S; Tonopah Belmont,
132hq1.35: Tonopah North Star Hole;
Ohio Tonopah, asked; West End Con-,
2s bid; Rescue, 10@11 Tonopah & Cali
fornia, 2 bid Golden Anchor, 4q5; jim
Butler, S3@s4. Cash Boy, 3@4; Home.
asked Montana Midway Ext, 3 ask
ed; Golden Crown, asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. IS bid: Col Mt. 2Om21;
Jumbo Ext. 40@42: Vernal, Z bid:
Pennsylvania, asked: Kendall, 100
is: Booth, 20 bid; Blue Bull. 16N
II; ADAMS. bid; Silver Pick, 25@
e6 May Queen. 8 asked: Nevada Boy
asked; Black Butte Ext, 3M4: Blue
Butte Ext. S@4: Blue Bell, 1910;
Dixie, bid; Goldfeld Columbia. -
asked: Hibernia, 3 bid; st. Ives. 81
bid; Conqueror, bid; Black Rock, !.
bid: Lone Star, 106r11; G. Wonder
. asked ORR, 11@12; Kendall Ext.
asked: sandstorm Ext, 2MS:
Mayne, 2@4 Ct Bend, 81 q IS; Sim
rerone. 3n7: Empire, SQ4: Red Toe
Ext. 1914: Florence, 4.20@422h;
D'feld 3. 3. Cons. 5000; GoldIield
Daisy, 1.10M1.121s; Comb. FratAon,
G9pTO: CT. Bend Ext, a. CT. Bend
Annex, 6M7; Midtown, 20 asked: Il.
p. Bonanza, ] as; Kewanos, i5@4
Esmeralda. asked; Portland. 0 bid:
Crackerjack, SN10; Rcd Hills, ESQ
90; Mohawk Ext, 4@5. Grandma, .
@iO: Y. Rose, s@4; Goldheld Con,
5.1O65.12M; Dheld Triangle, sos;
Coming Nation, 2@S.
BULLFROG.
original a@4, Bullfrog Mining, 6
bid; Mont Bullfrog, 1Ga; National
Bank, l1@12; l.. Harris, asked
Amethyst, s49; Gold Bar. 344S5; Den
YER Bullfrog Annex. asked; Bonnie
Glare, l1@13; Mayflower Cons, 1904;
Montgy. Sho. Ext, 3 bid; q, seepter'
sac; Montgy. Mt, 10 asekd; b. Dia-
mondfeld. 4 bid; Homestake Cons, 40
d47: Y. Girl, asked Nugget lag;
Tramp Cons. 20 bid; Victor, asked;
Banner. 3 asked North Star, asked;
Sunset, bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Butter, per pound. .......,...........35
Butter, ranch, per pound ... rs
Cheese. per pound ...............2 80
Ranch eggs, per dozen .............25
Neufchatel cheese. Observation-Disclosures 10
Pkg. cream cheese, two pounds. -.
for .............. zoe straight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05
RETAIL.

Timothy per cwt SIS
Alfalfa, per cwt 10
Corn. per cwt 10
Wheat, per cwt ...............1 so
oats, per cwt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Barley. rolled, per cwt 65
Family flour, per cwt...... ........2 90
Flour, straight grade, per cwt.. 20 20
Flour. high patent, per cwt.. ....2.4 40
Bran and shorts .... .....i. 20
Straight shorts .... .....I.SO
Corn meal, per cwt ..2.7O@2.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
S0LEMhES CULTOS
EN- LA CAPILLA DE LOS R.R. PIP.
CAPUCHINOS.

La fiesta que anualmente Sc celebra
en- honor de Santa Elena, Sc hara es-
te afio en- la Capilla de los RR. PIP.
Capuchinos, Ell proximo domingo 80
del corriente las 9 de la maflana;
la que consistira en- una Misa solemne,
cantada con orquesta y con exposic ion
de Jes1s Sacramentado; panegfrico
de la Santa, hecho por un r. P. Ca
puchino, y salve contada tambjen con
orquesta al final dc la misa; conclu-
yendo dicho acto con la bendicion de
SD Divina Ma jestad.
Sc suplica la asistencia de todos los
feles. y en- particular los devotos do
Ia Santa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
M as nOticiaS

Aver embarcaron hacia los
Estados Unidos. las distingui-
das sefioritas Carmelita Y Hor-
tensia Romaguera, hijas de
lnuestro amigo don lose. Sc
pToponen ingTesar en- uno de los
colegios de Nueva York para
cuTsar estudios superiores.
-Ha rendido la jornada de la
vida en- Mayaguez. en- el esplen-
dor dc sus amos, la que fue mo-
delo de senoritas Isabel Ti6
Segarra, perteneciente a una
estimable familia de aquella
ciudad.
III sepelio estuvo concurridi-
slmo. Reciban sus deudos nues-
tro pesame.
En- ell vapor "Coamo' regre-
SO esta maflana de los Estados
Unidos. el competente conner
ciante y amigo nuestro don Ra-
fael Barleta. apoderado de la
casa de don Vicente Barleta, de
Afiasco.
Ell amigo Barleta viene muy
satisfecho del Norte donde Ia
realizado grandes compras para
los almacenes de su importante
casa.
La Corte de Distrito, sec
cion primera, dicto aver las ST
guientes resolucioneS.
Declarando sin lugar una de-
manda de Antonio Perez Carrie
ras. contra Luis Y Dolores Mar
t1nez Vega, sobre reivindica-
c1on de propiedad inmueble.
Ordenando el traslado del
pleito seguido por HI. Santos
Clntron y ]. g. White Company
a la Corte de Distrito de los Es-
tados Unidos para Puerto Rico.
Declarando con lugar una de-
manda de Conception Moralez
contra los herederos de Pedro
Matienzo ANA viscar, sobre re-
conocimiento de hija.
lcr -Se encuentra en- San Tuan
lord, distinguishes L6pez de
Ponce y Presidente de la Conn
sion de propaganda del cafe de
Puerto Rico, en- la seccion de Ia
ciudad del Sur.
Hoy ha salido para Caguas
el licenciado senor Fernando
Vazquez quien hace dias Sc en-
contraba en- esta ciudad en-
asuntos particulares.
Sc ha concedido ell tftulo de
maestro graduado al senor Joa-
quin b. Colon quien ejercera
una escuela en- Carolina.
-Suenan para Juez Munich
pal Y Secretario de la Corte de
Mayaguez los senores don Be
nito Fores Y don Alcides Torres.
Para marshall don Francisco
Rivera.
En- ell departa mento del Au-
diter de Puerto Rico, no hubo
information en- la manana de
hoy.
Sc encuentra EN- San Juan
la distinguida y bella senorita
Elisa Sarria y Robert lie de-
seamos que su estancia en- esta
capital lie sea grata.
FL Secretario del Departa-
mento de instruction nos comu-
MICA que hoy sc dirigiran los
certihcados de maestros rurales
~ preparatorios d los inspectores
de distrito, a fin de que los in
teresados Sc sirvan recogerlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27

Ell momento aproyechable

Nueva York, jueves.-Los revoucionarios
venezolanos realizan con toda prontltud sus pre-.
paratvos belicos sin parar mientes en- el confiic-
to international que esta provocando el general
Castro.
Al llamamiento que hace Castro las fuer-
zas del pals contestaran los rebeldes con una
proclama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27

/. AL lena: LAS Vacaciones de
Ponce. sobre ell tema: Las Vaca-
clones"
II. Al lena. Tn ejemplo edifican-
tie" de Carolina, sobre el tema: "Uu
cuento de no mas dc 800 palabras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
CERTAMEN
DEL
"CLUB EUGENIO MaDE HOSTOS"
De-.

FL Jurado calihcador de los ira ba :
Jos del Certamen del Cub "Eugenio
Ma dc Hostos compuesto de los Sc
nores: don Manuel Fernandez Jun-
cos, don Francisco J. Amy. don Fer
dinand Cesteros, don Eduardo Dot.
ting y don Pedro G. Timothee; ha
enviado 4 Ia secretaria del Club, su
'nforme, segiin Ell cual, han obtenido
premios y menciones, los traba JOS
que 4 continuac ion Sc expresan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Castro provocan-
do In guerra
Lo que Green los holandeses

Nueva York jueves. Dicen de La l-1
que Ell gobierno holandes tiene la creenc1a de
que el presidente Castro desea provocar una
guer ra para afianzaTse nuevamente en- el poder,
explotando el patrotismo de los venezolanos
Unicamente asi, dice la prensa de La Haya,
Ise explica la actitud dc Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
e. cab0&aie entire
China y Morteamerica
Lo que propone Mr.. Taft

Nueva York, lueves Mr.. Taft ha pronun.
ciado IN discurso elocuente, que constituye la
nota palpitante de actualidad en- los Estados
Jnidos explicando la conveniencia de establecer
81 intercambio de productos entire China y
NOrteamerica
Mr. Taft apoya propaganda en- multpes
razones de economic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Sc9ylclo Especial del BoIcl1n McrcanIl
OABLEGRAMAS.


Nueva York iueves.-Comunican de San
Petershurgo que ha vueto sufrir una gravis.
ma recaida el conde Leon Tolstoy.
La vida del insigne escritor inspira gravi-
sima alarnla
Sc teme dado Ell estado de postracion en-
que sc halla el conde Tolstoy que muera hoy
mismo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
"a aprobaci6n de
Mr.. Roosevelt
Convene & las dos naciono,

Nueva York, jueves-Hablando del pro-
yecto de Mr.. Taft. ha dicho ell presidente Roo
sevet que un convenio en- la lorna que 10
propone ell candidate republicano' seria de mu-
cha conveniencia para los intereses comerciaes
de ambas naciones.
La prensa republican, apoya Ell proyecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Las dos naci0neS
de acuerd0
I'm tratado que Sc da por hecho

Nueva York, jueves.-El ministro del Ce-
geste Imperio en- Washington, ha declarado que
en- su pals surgen ahora grandes corrientes de
simpatfa hacia los Estados Unidos ha de
hallar grandes seguridades de exito cualquer
iniciativa que Sc tome en- ell sentido que indica
Mr. Taft.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27

|. Al lena "Cristobal Colon vi.
vira eternamente en- Ia memoria de
todo bden Amer icano' de Rio Pie
|dras, sobre el tema: "Ventajas del
|Descubrimiento de America .
II. ''El Patriotismo es un deber'
de Mayaguez. sobre el tema: Ell
Patriotismo."
III. Al lena: "iCuan bello es SUI
frir por la patria!" de Mayaguez, so
bre ell tema: FL patriotismo.'
Ademas ell Comite Executive, del
Club Hcstos por indication del Jura-
do resolyi6 darle menci6n honorifica
al lena: Being loud vehement" de
Manatf, sobre el tema: "El Patrio-
|tismo.
FL Connie Executive. Sc complace
envitar todos los que tomaron par,
en- Ell Certamen y en- particular los
sefiores premiados para que sc dig
men asistir la fiesta y entrega de
Premios Ell dia go de los corrientes a
las $50 p. M. en- los salones de la
Escuela Emerson.
alfonso A1a1n.
Secretario.
San Tuan. Aposto 2s de 1908
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27

San Juan, Agosto IS de 1908
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Primer GrupO

/. Primer Premio. al lena: "Apli-
cacion y Trabajo". de San German
sobre ell tema, "Impres ZONES del Cur
SO Escolar de Ioo7-os",
II. Segundo Premio. al lena: "El
tn :. de es-el .Alimento del Esprit
cuento dc no mas de 3dv@4nna: "Un
III. Tercer premio, al lena: -
trabajo ennoblece al hombre" de
Coamo, sobre I'll tema: Las Vaca
Jones "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Segundo Grupo

|. Primer Premio, al lema: LAS
leyes naturales son necesarias; La
Guerra es ley natural, luego es nece--
saria" de Mayaguez. sobre Ell tema;
LAS Guerras.
II. Segundo Premio. al Jena La
guerra es un medic de selection de
sobre el tema: Las Cue
rras."
III. Tercer Premio, al lena: Anne
rica es el arco triunfal por donde en-
traron los tiempos modernos" de
San Juan, sobre ell tema: "Ventajas
del Descubrimiento de America.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-02-07

Get lie me porte tellement bien maintenant, je
suis tellement debarrasse de ces horrlbles maux
d'estomac quill me semble que je mai Jamals etc
malade.
dependant TAI terrib1ement s%oufert ct je ne
puts penser, sans frenir, aux tongues NUTS sans SOM
NEIL, aux penibles journees que jai p%assees.
&c r'etait pas I'M NAL destomac ordlnaire que
i'avais. Cest bien simple, je ne pouvals r1en d1ge-
rer, lie 1naigrissais ct il m'6tait impossible de rien
faire.
Lies prernieres bottles de Pilules Moro mont
remonte lestomac; TAI commence a pouvoir dige-
rer I'm peu, alors lappetit est reverlu, ct avec lappe-
tit, la sante.
"Maintenant, je suis parfaiternent bien, je
mango tout &c que je veux, ct je puts d1gerer MINI
porte quot. Tout celia grace aux Pilules Moro.
"Vous pouvez penser que je sera1s I'm 1ngrat de
TURCOTTE, 70 Spring St., Willimantic, Conn"
ST rexernple de M. Desire Turcotte etait suivi
par tous les hommes malades, partlculleren1ent
bar ceux qui s%ouffrent de faiblesse, de dyspepsia ct
de 1naux d'estornac, cornbie1 plus rares sera1ent ces
gems a la figure triste, a la mine chancelante; conl-
bien de pauvres ouvriers reconquerralent lie courage
ct la vigueur qui les abandonment.
Les Pilules Moro font DIES homrnes forts ct cou-
rage1x. Files sont lie garant dune bonnie consti-
tuition, &c qui assure touiours lie bien-etre, la joie ct
lie bonheur. ST vous etes fable on malade, que1
que soft votre age, prenez les Pilules Moro, el]es
vous rendront la sante.
Consultations gratuites par les Medecins de la
Compagnie M@dicale Moro, all No 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, excepte lie diman-
che. ST vous demeurez trop loin, hernandez 1n
blanc de questions.
Les Pilu1es Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la poste, soft au Canada Oh aux Etats-Unis, sur
reception du prix, SOC une boite, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees: CON-
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 272, rue St-Denis,
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-02-07
d6bauche, dams les ]uttes de la vie
au grand air. Je suis devenu vio-

debauche, dams les ]uttes de la Vie
au grand air. Je suis devenu vio-
lent, m6chant, crnel, 6goiste.-
Vous voulez la v6rlte, Renee, pour
suivit-il en- %s'exhalant, dune voix
que DIES hoquets convulsifs ENTIRE
%coupaient. Eth bien! la voil6: Oui,
c'est moi qni al tue Maurice Le-
blanc pour lui voler ses papiers ct
son argent. Oui, j'ai concu la pen
see de venir me substituer d lui.
Oui, connaissant lie chlffre de vos
fortunes, j'ai r6solu de me les ap-
proprler, afn de satisfaire les 1nsa-
tables app6tits qul s'6taient 6ve1l-
les en- moi. Oui, je vous al sacrl-
f6s tous a ce but feroce. Oui, j'ai
voulu tuer Marie, qui sc dressait
tout a coup devant moi, CONNIE nm
obstacle entire la richesse ct la IL
bert6. Etes-vous contente q pre-
sent? &c que vous m'avez deman-
de, vous l'ai-je dome.
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-02-07

Nous epverrons gratuitement 3
tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera la
demande, les num6ros deja parus
de ce feuilleton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-02-07

ellie le feu des regards don't il la
couvrait, baisant ses petites mains
blanches, qu'elle ne .songeait me-
me pas q degager.
@Ah! soupira.t ellie, que je suis
heureuse!
-C'est done blen vrai? Vous
m'aimez aussi? demanda-t.il pour
la seconde fois, n'osant pas croire
encore q tant de f6licite.
81 je vous Anne! r6pondit-elle.
Pour qui done crovez. vous que
]e me sois fat presenter chez les
M%onestier? Dams quel but ai-je
circonvenu votre chere mere ct me-
Susie attach6e a conquerir ses
BONES graces? C'est pour vous re-
voir, Henri. II me semblait que
me rapprocher de madame Du-
franc, c'6tait me rapprocher d.
voue. Croyez.vous que je mai pas
souffert mile morris, MOI aussl?
Ne sentez vous pas que j'aurals
succomb6 q la honte de &c maria.
ge, au supplice que ia reconnais:
eance m'avait impose? De quel cri
de d6livrance j'al salu6 les r6v6la-
lions d'Henriette! Je renaissais q
la vie, q l'esp6rence ct ]e vous as
sure que les dol6ances de mon tu-
tour 5taient le moindre de mes
soucis, en- presence de l'ivresse
qui s'6tait empar6e de moi, en- me
relrouvapt digne de votre amour.
-Ainsi vous autor1sez ma mere
a faire aupres de M. Leblanc.
Eth! je ne demande que celia,
interrompit ellie sans lui laisser lie
temps d'achever ga phrase, mails
pas encore. Attended, que toutes
ces formalit6s soient termin6es ct
que nous soyons de retour a Pa
r,s On Went! c'est sans doute
! M. Leblanc. silence!
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"a continuer)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10
GIRL WOULD MARRY
PRINCE OF NEWSBOYs

81. Louis, Mo, April S. Mckinley
Edmiston. the 1~5-year-old East st.
Louis boy who has made such a sue
cess as q newspaper vender that he
employs both his father and brother
in his store. is already being rendered
the homage financial success usually
brings.
One propose, for his hand has been
made by q PENNSYLVANIA girl. The pro-
posal is as follows:
"Cenerville, Pa.-Dear Sir: saw
your picture in the papers n read
about what o aid, and fell in love
with you. l am Is Years old and want
you to accept my leap year proposal.
I know that can bring sunshine into
your lonely life. My father is a dealer
in automobiles, and l am an only child.
l shall be heiress to $4,000. l sincerely
hope you will not treat this as a joke
and reject my offer. Reply within ten
days. Yours, b.. Marie O'Neill.
East Third ST"
Mckinley. who is a student at a st.
Louis business college. is not giving
serious thought 10 matrimony.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10
IS MADE s~
PUBLIC PRINTER

Washington. April John S. Leech,
of Illinois, now public printer in the
Philippines, today was appointed pub
Tic printer here.
Mr.. Leech succeeded Public Printer
Stillings. whose resignation was &C.
cepteds Some days ago.
The appointment made by President
Roosevelt was in the nature of a sur
prise, as Leech's name had not been
mentioned in connection with the place.
Leech is q legal resident of Blooms
tngton, ILL.,, although he served respec-
lively as compositor, proof reader and
foreman of the government printing Of
flee here from 1889 to 1901. at Which
time he was selected as public print
er of the Philippines. He made 70.
himself a most enviable record az an
organizer and administrative officer
there, according to reports in possess
sion of the consular bureau. His APP
pointment has been cordially indorsed
by Secretary Morrison, speaking TO:
the American Federation of Labor. He
ls a union man, but has been given
honorary suspension to permit his oc.
cupancy of his present official position.
Leech Is about As years old. His se..
lection for the Philippine post waa
heartily recommended by late Public
Printer Palmer and his assistant. Bry-
an. Leech was notified by cable of his
appointment and requested to report
for duty at the earliest practicable
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10
WEDDEp on TOP OF
HISTORIC MONUMENT

Philadelphia, April S.-Mr. and Mrs.
lhomas Alexander have returned to
Philadelphia with the distinction of be-
ing the only persons ever married at
the top ct the Washington monument.
at Washington, d. c., this only after
violating one of the most stringent
rules.
Although their engagement was gem
orally known, the announcement of
their marriage was astounding to par
ents and associates. Not wishing TO he
the principals in an ostentatious we'd
dlng, the young persons left for Wash
ington. eSAA
There they got the services Of the
fSev. !. &. pastor of a Baptist
church, and together the three started
for the Washington monument. Bridal
parties in the past have always been
stopped at the bottom of the shaft nv
a vigilant guard.
The young Philadelphians knew not
the rule, and the parson did not tell
them. 80
Not until the ceremony was begun in
an alcove Of the small room at the ton
Of the shaft did their purpo become
known. Then a government guard in
terferred, but his objection was soon
ONerruled.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10
KING SEES DAUGHTER
FOR THE FIRST TIME

Vienna, April skiing Frederick Angus
tas, OF SaXony, has just seen for the
tlrst TIME Princess Anna Monica Pia. who
"ill De 5 years old in May. Vie recos-
olzes her as his daughter, although sha
vas born after his former wife, who wac
crown Princess Louise. eloped with Andre
5lfon, the tutor of his sens. For a slime
u was a question whether he would ac-
cept her as one of his family or not.
AFTER ne made UP his mind he finally
succeeded IN getting the girl AWAY fron,
her mother. Then he entrusted the cbijd
10 Countess Bernstein. an ACCOMPLISHED
american woman of high character and
thoroughly versea in court requirements.
The countess task was TO train the girl
70 De a princess, 20 teach her the science
and arts of court life. This education ia
being impaired at the lonely castle Of
Srless in the Tyroi, near Bolzen.
Inc enid is growing IN beauty and
strength of character and making rapid
progress in her lessons. Countess Bern
stem, highly pleased. had reported 10 the
8lng Of SaNony sllat all is soing Oh AS
well as can be hoped for. That is why
ne king decided 70 visit the princess. 10
7Gn down privately to the castle OF Griess
and see for himself what progress Monica
mas made and whether she Is Vet at to
inter the walls OF The palace az Dresden.
The king and the princess quickly be-
same friends. He took her motoring and
put Tor walks every day during his stay.
Il princess. an exceptionally pretty,
attractive child, has benefited enormously
ny being removed from the banefu! in
luence CT her mother, now ssignora To-
SELF.
Monica IS most carefully guarded. as
more than one rUmor of Il kidnapping plot
has been current.
King Frederick is said to have decided
that Monica shall join the royal family
IN Dresden at Easter. His other children.
three SONS and two daughters. are already
preparing q welcome for their new" SIS
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10
TARIFF
PULLING COURT
Rates Have Been Reduced, But
Remain the Same---Com-
pensatery and ProfitIess.

Lincoln. Neb., April 9.-The supreme
court is wrinkling its brow today over
the somewhat complicated express ate
cases. The Sibley bill, passed a year
ago, reduced rates % per cent. but the
rates are still What they We're before
thai enactment.
Two members of the railroad COM
mission, through the attorney general.
are endeavoring to convince the court
that the rates provided by the new law
are compensatory. The companies
make showings that they are not, while
Commissioner Williams is before the
court with a petition in which he as
serts that nobody can possibly know
whether the rates are proper or not,
and that the only way to discover the
fact is to have a trial of them for three
or six months.
The state Is asking for a showing
before a referee, and that meanwhile
the rates shall go into effect. The COM
mission has avoided the federal courts
by stipulating hat 1t has no intention
of trying to enforce the law pending a
judicial decree as to the reasonableness
of the rates provided.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10
LIABILITY
BILL PASSES HOUSE
LittIefeId, OF Maine, Casts the
Only Vote Against the
Measure.

Washington. April 8.-A truce be-
;ween democrats and republicans was
or a time declared today, when under a
suspension of the rules the House tool
1p for consideration and passed the
Sterling employers liability bill. The
democrats broke out into Duo applause
md handclapping when the reading of
the measure had been concluded.
Mr.. Sterling. of Illinois, explained the
provisions Of the bill, the main features
If which nave been published. Mr..
Sterling stated the bill would be APP
plicable to interurban car lines between
states and street railroad ines in ter
.itories and the District of Columbia.
In the opinion of Mr.. Littlefeld the
section OF the bill relating to actions at
aw In cases Of contributory negligence
VAS an innovation on existing laws. He
declared the bin vas open to the same
objections that were raised against the
act declared unconstitutional by the
yupreme court OF the United States.
The vote resulted, yeas, 800; nays, /;
not present. S. The negative vote was
EAST by Littlefield.