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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
Per Ia g!ol!ae per | l1lgIe..


los artlstas, y como consecuen-
Icia l6gica el pals en- donde el
publlco siente con mas intensi-
dad la emocion artistica, dejan-
dose arrastrar gustoso y since
ramente por un gesto drama
ticO.
Las sublimidades Y las pc
queneces no van medldas por
Ell resultado, nj aun por Ell es-
fuerzo y la intencion, sino por
la belleza del ademan. No hay
obra, nj accion, nj palabra, que
mereZca Ell aprecio soberano de
las masas faltandole la ammonia
8 el ritmo sonoro, y Ell cambio
no hay ruindad, nj codicia, nj
mala passion, que no consiga Ell
|placeme triunfal ST va acompa-
nada de TN arranque viril 8 de
una actitud plastica 8 de un
aCento cOnmovedor.
Es TN pals que busca el rasgo
dlvinO en- todaS las cosas huma.
mas, que todo 10 artishza, y us
tedes dispenser el barbara vo
cablo pero no encuentro el verbo
que signiflque y de cabal idf a
de la Transformation de la ma.
terra en- arte. Para ir de la
terra al cielo, para ascender en-
ell calihcativo. divinizar sc dice
para descender, para colocar lo
excelso en- pensamientos 9 en-
actos a temple y a nivel de la
mlserla humana, humanizar de
cimos.
tPor que no ha de haber una
locucion sintetica que nos evite
el rodeo, y de un solo golpe y
de una vez sola podamos expire
sar la encarnaclon del espiritu
artlstico en- 10 que por ST es
grosero y exClusivamente ma
terializado?. .... Yo quiero decir
que las cosas mas profanas Y
mas ajenas Sc convierten de
|pronto en- arte: necesito Ell YER
DO. el vocablo.... lSus, hablis-
tas. y a ell,
En- los buenos tiempos de los
gladladores, unOs excelentesciu-
dadanos que ten1an ell deber
professional de matarse entire ST
los dlas de fiesta, 8 de festas
para ganar honra y dinero, y
los demas dias mata ban al pri-
nero que Sc ponfa a su alcance
para ganar dinero solamente
Sc les obligaba a caer con estu-
diados ademanes y pronuncian-
do alegres el clasico saludo, Ell
Ave, Cesar. -. pero ocurrio en-
muchas ocasiones que, a despe-
cho de advertencias v de leccio-
mes, Ell gladiator Sc olvidaba de
vitorear a la Majestad Imperial
pensando solo en- la plea hundi-
da en- sus entra1las 6 en- Ell tri-
dente clavado en- su garganta.
Y como no habia forma de
castigar por el irrespetuoso 'ol-
vldo a los que va cOmetfan la
mayor torpeza de morir. para
no prlvaTse de la invocation
|idearon trasponer los terminus:
que saludasen al entrar en- la
arena y que vivieran 8 murie-
ran iuego. Pero este 1ltimo era
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
A los SuSerlltoreS Y Agentcs

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admihmos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs SO avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta n
gHrtir&n efecto en- la contabiiidad hasta
dfa 6ltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
10 QUE ES MAR CHICA

La antigua factoria de Mar Chica,
|ocupada por las tropas espafiolas,
forma parte de Ia peninsula en- que
esta situada Melilla y Punta Quivia-
ma, extendiendose paralelamente a la
costa y a la vista de aquella plaza.
En- Ell centro de Mar Chica Sc en-
cuentra la 1aguna de este nombre,
tambien conocida por los nombres de
Puerta Nueva Sebza de Btu Erg.
La extension de esta laguna es de
unos rs Kilometres de larga por scis
de sncha. Algunos mapas la reducen
a trece y ocho, respectivamente. Sus
riberas de mayor extension son casi
paralelas. La separa del mar una
|faja estrecha de terreno que sirve de
|camino para ir de Melilla Quebda-
ma. Un canal de Glen metros de lar
go y ounce de ancho la pone en- CO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
MESA RBVUELTA
ECOS DEL MUNDO.


Mr.. Sagan ha presentado querella
contra Ell conde Boni de Castellaae
por falsedad de las imputaciones que
este le hizo al declarar en- su 1iltimo
proceso.
Ante I'll Juzgado ha comparecido
Sagan para contestar al interrogato-
rio que determine su querel1a.
Ell ESPIONAJE EN- FRANCIA
La Prensa dedica largos comenta-
rios la cauSa instruida por espiona =
je contra Ell austriaco Kruholtz 81
amiga Gertrudis
Tanto ell juez, como Ell ingeniero
constructor del "Patrie'', Sc abstien en-
de revelar nada.
JUL lot ha dicho que mas tarde ha-
blara con todo genero de detalles.
UN SENADO QUE Sc CONVIER-
TIE EN- TEATRO.
La Comisi6n de Gobierno interior
del Senado ha visitado en- Versailles
el antique palacio del Senado, con OBJ
1eto de estudiar la nlanera de trans
formarlo en- sala de opera, como ha
solicitado la condesa de Grepalhe en-
an artfculo recientemente publicado.
LA VIUDA DE CARPEAUX
Ha fallecido la viuda del ilustre
escultor Carpeaux.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
Albania 10 considerarfa como una de
mostraci0n hostil

Albania 10 considerarfa como una de-
mostraci6n hostil.
LA ESCUADRA RUSA
La escuadra rusa a su paso para
Argelia, visitara Napoles.
UNA EXPLOSION EN- PALERMO
Ha ocurrido una explosion en- un
|deposito de materias explosives.
Los dafIos materiales son grandes.
Sin desgracias personales.
ECOS DIVERSOS
AGITACION EN- CHINA
Ha sido atacada en- territorio raya-
no la frontera china la columa Will
cook, resultando heridos en- Ell com
bate tres o6ciales y ocho soldados.
DISTURBIOS EN- BOSNIA
Comunican de Vaterland que los
servios residences en- Bosn ia promue-
ven disturbios y combaten a los fun :
|cionarios austriacos. Sc han enviado
refuerzos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
ian, Puerto-Rico Microbes IS de Mario de 1908


va TN detal.e del ritual NADIA
mas, y Ell pueblo Sc mostro COM
|placido con esta innovation, que
no salvaba ninguna vida pero
que le permitia no perder min
gun saludo de retiarios 8 bes-
tiaTioS -.
Nosotros, los espanoles, tene-
mos TN refran, admitido a la
par de cOnsoladora sentencia,
que nos autoriza para vivir ma
lamente y conquistar luego ell
paraiso: Jun punto de contricion
da al alma la salvacion -.
La gran vida, en- esta vida, Y
en- la otra, con TN punto de con-
tricion.
Pero los italianos, sin descui-
dar la celeste bienandanza, Sc
preocupan I'm POGO mas del gesto
final, y en- este final concentran
sus aspiraciones. Los princi-
pios y Ell medic Sc perdonan: ell
fin, no. Un bel morir ttutta la
vida honora =.
Y este consejo, aplicado a la
existencia entera, 10 aplican
!igual en- arte: cantate male :.
|e finite bene.
Hago ahora estas reflexiones,
|encaminadas a recordar la esti-
macion y Ell agrado con que AGO,
igen los pueblos latinos todo
gesto que impresiona su fanta-
|sia, a prop0sito de I'm Suceso, no
singular, pero 81 tfpico y curio-
SO, acaecido recientemente en-
Italia, y en- 10 mas pintoresco
de Italia, en- Stella.
Salomone, a quien tengo ell
honor de presentar a ustedes
|convenientemente maniatado Y
entire una pareja de carabine-
ros, es TN tipo mas del bandido
Fgeneroso, de arrogaJte fgura y
de leyenda mas arrogante atm.
En- la actualidad comparece an
te los Tribunales acusado de in
|numerables robos en- cuadrilla Y
de ocho asesinatos probados..
Hay un pico de algunas muer-
tes mas a su cargo, pero falta la
prueba. Contentemonos Dor
ahora con los ocho asesinatos
para tormarnos una idea apro-
xlmada del caracter moral del
Salomone en- question.
Uno de los episodes de este
amabilisimo bandido consistio
en- TN pequef1o acaloramiento
el alcalde de TN pueblo lie acuso
de haber hurtado un borrico, Y
Salomone, para terminar la dis
Icuslon, que por 10 visto le emo
laba, mat0 al alcalde.
FL crlmen no puede ser mas
pasional nj mas interesante.
Bueno, pues cuando Salomone
10 relate al Tribunal, Ell publ
co prorrumpio en- estruendoso
|aplauso. -.
He aqui ell arte, la magia de
la palabra, la riqueza de EXPIRE
sion Y de color y de verdad en-
Ell relate Hizo olvidar al p1-
blico que era el asesino ell cuen-
tista, y el p1blico sc dejo entu-
siasmar por la belleza del
Cuento:
O tai vez fue la relacion tan
|repulsiva, tan intensamente tra-
gica, que ell p1blico creyo asis-
tir a la realidad misma.
Como ha logrado embellecer
TN hecho tan vii v tan pro-
saico?. -.
Ese es Ell arte, y por artista
sonaron los aplausos en- honor
de Salomone.
lQue Teproducfa TN asunto
ingrato y diffcil para la emo
ci6n del espectador? ). Cierto.
PeTo en- esas difcultades esta el
merito mas grande.
Y Salomone debe ser artista
de forma, de procedimiento, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25

hay mucho entusiasmo para la
Asamblea de medicos que Sc reunira
en- Bayam6n, de cuya reunion infor-
mamos oportunamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
INGLATERRA
LA COMPRA DEL TIMES

t'The Daily Graphic anuncia que
Sc ha constituido nm Sindicato norte-
americana para ofrecer cuatro milo
mes y medic de dollars por la compra
del Times.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
LA ESCUADRA ALEMANA

Ha llegado Vigo la escuadra ale
mana, 'compuesta de los cruceros
Cd auzi e." "Konigsberg." Ham
bourg Lubek" y "Esteatfn. Falta
el Principe Adalberg." que qued6
en- Alemania por hallarse enfermo ell
almirante Heeringen.
FL pnblico pres encio desde ell niue
lie el grandioso espectaculo.
La escuadra entro en- Inca de com.
bate
Tanto esta, como las baterias de la
plaza, hicieron las sa1vas de ordenan.
"a. Las autoridades de marina pasa-
ron bordo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25

Be han hecho cargo de los puestos
de sobrestantes Ell sefior Francisco
Torres para las obras de la carretera
de Arecibo 4 Lares, y Ell sef1or Carlos
Gonzalez, para la carretera de Areci-
bo Hatillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
ESA CRUZ. :.

Arrlba, en- Ell monte,
la cruz solitarial
recuerda una historic
tan llena de lagrimas,
Una historic tan triste tan neora
que eriza el cabello.
i Como tlemblo de horror al contarIat
ALI, en- ese sitio.
en- donde Sc alza,
solemne y nedrosa
la cruz solitaria.s
20 tenla mi nido de amores
muy cerca del cielo,
en- una casita muy blaca ;muv blancar
Duro POGO tempo.
LEGO Ia desgracia,
que sigue mis- pasos
fatal y obstinada
y una noche ique horror tuve celos:
cruzo por mi frente,
aseslna y siniestra, una racha.
Me puse Ell acecho,
entire las retamas,
velando escondido
el umbral de la humilde morada.
Una sombra paso silenciosa
y IN rayo de luna
entreabierta alumbr6 una ventana
Nv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
Ell HOSPITAL DE GRENOBLE

A instancia de los representatives
de la ciudad ell Tribunal ha conde-
nado a Leconterer, liquidador de la
Chartr euse, constituir en- papel del
Estado una renta para sostener en- el
Hospital cinco camas para ancianos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
UN TRATADO

En- ell Forcing Office Sc MEGA fun
1amento la noticia que Sc anuncia
para muy pronto Ia hrma de la con
vencion anglo-rusa en- relaci6n 4
Turqufa.
Ell RECORD DEL AUTOMOV1L
Ell eAanf fear Newton ha batido ell
record de la hota ,haciendo algo mas de
so millas en- IN Napier de 90 caballos.
MUERTE DE ~UN CELEBRE
CABALLO
Ell celebre ca ballo Perssimon, favo-
rito y propiedad del rey Eduardo, y
vencedor en- varias carreras, ana de
elias la de EPSON. ha fallecido a
consecuencia de un enfriamiento.
Ell valor total de los premios CANA
dos por PSzssfm0n pasa de 10000 Ii
bras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
DOS BODAS GRANDIOSAS

I'm la 1gleS1a de San Marcelo de
Roma, ha vendecido ell cardenal Va
nutelli la union de la seflorita de
Pimelti, hija del ex-rn inistro de Ne
gocios Extrajeros. con ell duque Fran
cisco Boncompagni.
La boda fue un acontecimiento
Asistio la aristocracia romano todo
ell cuerpo diplom atico
Paul Estherazy. rico aristocrata
hdngaro y amigo intimo del conde
Schenzy, ca sado recientemente con
una Vanderbilt va q casarse, va Sc
ha tornado los dichos. con Dorotea
Wilhony, prime de Ia condesa de
Schenzy. Conocio q su prometida en-
la boda de esta.
La boda Sc verihcara en- Viena
VISITAS REGIAS A CORFU
La reina de Inglaterra ha adquiri.
do terrenos en- Corf1 para construir
un castillo en- que pasar algunas tenn
poradas. FL sltio elegido ocupa las
alturas de Pelekay, donde sc disfruta
de una temperature deliciosa de
hermosas vistas sobre Ell mar.
En- estos dfas Sc espera en- Corfu
la vista de los Scberanos alemanes
Cuando Ell Kaiser este en- su resideu-
cia del Akilcion ira ALA pasar unos
dias el rey Jorge en- su pose sion Mon
RepoS.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
METALS.

New York, Jan. 30.-The London tin market was unchanged to 5s higher with spot closing at e124 and futures at e125 5s. Locally the market was quiet but . shade higher at $2I756 2S.00.
 Copper had quite a sharp break in the London market, spot closing at G61 2s Sd and futures at e61 15s. Lo- cally the market was dull. with lake at S13.621a d13.S7la. electrolytic S13.5O G13.75. and casting at $13.25Q13.5O.
 Lead was unchanged at e15 in the London market and $37OG3.75 locally.
 Spelter was shade lower at eIO los in London. The local market was dull at S4.45M455.
 The English iron market was lower with standard foundry at 46s and Cleveland warrants at 47s Gd. No change was reported in the domestic market.
 Silver 552s; Mexicans A.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
THf MARKET WAITING
 PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
A Rumor Spreads That It Will sristIe with Anger Against the Corpora tions.

New York, Jan. 30-The profound dullness of the stock market was its salient feature today. The influences which were current in the early part of the day were unmistakably depress- ing to sentiment. Prices yielded with out vigorous resistance. but the sup ply of stocks was scanty. There is a general desire to await the publica- ton of President Roosevelt's message tomorrow. and observe it's effect on general opinion. Abstracts of the message were circulated at the stock exchange, protesting to give literal passages containing a strain of invec- tive against some prominent interests in the corporation world and their ac- tions as Well as vigorous criticism in denunciation of the stock exchange it. self, and which created considerable sensation.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
PHoENIx AR1z> JANUARY s1. 1908.
THE OUTBREAK OF RuEF.

Abe Ruef is by no means all that he ought to be but by comparison with the prosecution, his offense really seems lighter than it first appeared. His outflare yesterday threw some light on the halting negotiations be- tween him and the district attorneys office which were eventually broken off and also on the failure of the pros ecution to put him on the stand at the Ford trial last fall. It appears that the price he was to pay for immunity was raised by the prosecution to an ex- orbitant rate. He was to be required fo furnish the testimony in whatever volume might be necessary to secure the conviction of the United Railroads officials. It was manifest, after the first trial of Ford that the simple truth would not be sufficient and there was imposed upon Ruef the task of produc- ing testimony that would convict.
 While perhaps it may be doubted whether a man of Ruefs morals would have hesitated at such a trifling mat ter. he may well have suspected that gentlemen who would set him at such a task were not to be relied upon to carry out any agreement they might make.
 The incident of yesterday will go far to confirm the suspicion that the right eous soul of Rudolph Sp-eckels was stirred not so much at the prevalent rottenness of San Francisco as by his desire to overcome the United Rail- roads people who could be reached only through the conviction of Ruef and Schmitz and the terrorizing of the su- pervisors all of whom were open to conviction and fit subjects for terror izing.
 But for the enmity of Spreckels to- ward the United Railroads there would probably have been no upheavel of re- form in San Francisco though there can be no question that it was badly enough needed.
 There was never a lick amiss" until the prosecution entered upon its dis graceful deal with Ruef and began to tamper with his tattered conscience.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
BACK TO MKINLEY."

The Kansas City Journal speaking of the late celebration of Mckinley Day said:
 As the years pass on, there is com ing to the country a deeper and deep CT appreciation of the character of William Mckinley. The calm, gentle dignity of the man becomes more and more impressive. None of the austere sanctity Of the great hero attaches to him. He was too kindly to be inn rerious> or repellant, just as he was too sensible of the high responsibilities of his life and office and public ser vice to become unduly familiar. It does not lie in the mouth of any of the devOtees of the strenuous and clamorous to declare that William Mckinley with all his gentleness. ever denied equal and exact justice to any interest or that he would have op- posed the welfare of the people if he had lived to face the problems that have pressed themselves upon the country of late years.
 The country needs more of the far seeing wisdom, the dispassionate but unswerving justice. the magnificent poise. of William Mckinley. The car nation means more to the American people today than it ever did. There could be no more patriotic slogan for the campaign upon which We are en- tering than Back to Mckinley" for that means getting back to the wise application of the immemOrial tradi- tions of our institutions to the vital conditions in our political and indus trial life. Back to Mckinley" means getting back to moorings that are safe and from which We are drifting too far.
 We trust the Journal had it not in mind to let any invidious comparison be drawn from the foregoing remarks; that it has not thinly concealed its belief that there has been any other president in contrast to whom the memory of Mckinley is to be the more warmly cherished.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31

The Santa Fe New Mexican last Monday printed the following already then belated information concerning the temporary dashing of New Mex ico's hope of statehood:
 Washington. D. C.: Governor Cur ". Delegate Andrews and National Committeeman Luna had several i'm portant consultations yesterday with the president. the vice president Speaker Cannon. Chairman Albert J. Beveridge of the senate committee on territories and Chairman Edward L. Hamilton Cf the house committee on territories. These were quite lengthy and lasted until well into the evening It was decided as best under the cir cumstances that the consideration of
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-Cattle receipts about 5000. Market steady. Reeves $3.60G6.10; cows, heifers S1.7064.60. Texans S3.3Om4; calves $5@7; western s3.70m4G0; stOckers and feeders S2.60 GS4.60.
 Sheep receipts about 10.000.Mar!iet weak. Natives S3.25@3,G0: Westerns, $S.25 G 5.6O. Yearling $4.9O65.6O. Lambs S5T7.15. Westerns $567.30.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31

"Wags" Is buster than the tradition al cranberry merchant. IL has under taken single handed and alone of all the presidents admirers in the United States. the task of defending him against the charge of unseemly polit- ical conduct and activity. To this her culean job ''Wags" has added that of boosting along the campaign of Eu- gene Brady O'Neill, apparently forgiv- ing of the flaying administered only a year ago in connection with that at tempted Hot Air legislative printing J.a1
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
GRAIN.

Chicago. Jan. 30.-Wheat was weak all day and closed weak with prices near the low point. May opened $ f51A to sdA lower at s11s to SIS. sold at s1OO3s, declined to 9Sl5c, and closed at 9S1s m 5sc. 9Sl2@ $.
 Corn closed easy May opened shade to 1s lower at eos d24 to 6Os4. Sold 6O24 q 7s, declined to 6O& and closed 60Ik.
 Oats weak in sympathy with wheat. May opened E to !. lower at 53h to 53ls. Sold off to 52%. Closed there.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
THE SECRET OF GUN PLANS.

Essen, Jan. SO.-An official of the Krupp gun works, whose name is not given. was arrested today on the charge of betraying military secrets. It is declared that he holds plans of certain guns which the Krupps are building for Italy
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
ENGINE HIT ELECTRIC CAR.

Los Angeles. Jan. BOA switch en- zine .on the Salt Lake road struck a Brooklyn Avenue car of the Pacific Electric line at Macy street tonight. The conductor of the car was killed and six are reported injured
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31

the bills containing an enabling act for New Mexico now pending, introduced in the house by Delegate Andrews and in the senate by Senator Penrose be put off until the December session of the present congress.
 The foreg ing is confirmatory of a certain Ass Dciated Press dispatch ''rereived" in Phoenix two days later.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
A RArrIEsHIp SIGHTED

Buenos Ayres. Jan. 3O-The follow ing dispatch was received here this evening: Cape Virginia. 4:42 D. m.-- In sight. making for Magellan Straits. an American battleship, judging from the smoke on the horizon; presume it is the vanguard of fleet bound to the Pacific"
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31

Now two Japanese spies are wait ing at Punta Arenas to see the bat tleship fleet pass the Strait of Magel- Ian. We presume the exhibition will cost them nothing and will add noth- ing of value to what Japan already knows about the movements of the squadron.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
NEW LOUISIANA PRIMARY.

New Orleans. Jan. 3O.-With the eX- ception of Jared Y. Sanders. the nom inee for governor. and Jno. T. Mitchal. for secretary of state. the candidates for all the state offices must figure in second primary to be held Feb. 95
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
FOR FAMILIES OF THE DEAD.

Pittsburg, Jan. SO.-The executive committee of the Carnegie Hero Fund Mission today gave $25,OOO to the wid- ows and children of the 250 miners killed last month in the Darr mine district at Jacobs Creek, Pa.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
HEINzE OUT AT ANOTHER PLACE

Salt Lake. Jan. 3O.-F Augustus Heinze was dropped from the director ate cf the Utah National Bank by the stockholders at the annual meeting to- day
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
JAPANESE SPIES
Awaiting the Arrival of the Battleships
 at Straits os Magellan.

Punta Arenas, Jan. 3O-Two Japan csc have come ashore here from the British steamer Orita. They are sup posed to be present in Punta Arenas for the purpose of observing the pas sage of the American fleet.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper 51A, Ameri- can Smelting e. Atchison TIA, St. Paul 112is, New York Central 97% Pennsylvania 112H. Reading 1O0ss Southern Pacific 73%, Union Pacific 122s. U s. Steel 2S, pfd. 92A.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Jan. 3O.-Fair in the south. snow and much cold for a day in northern portion with a cold wave. Cold in central portion. Saturday fair
Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
SEE A LIST OF THE HIGH CLASS
 POLiCYHOIDER

that are insuring In The Pacific Mu- tual Life. It includes the leading bankers, lawyers. physicians, business men and farmers in Arizona. w. T. Barr will explain their famous combi- nation policy of life. endowment. acci- dent and health. combined in one pol icy.
 32f-22 Fleming 5i6s, Phoenix Ariz.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-01-01

Four hundred patients of the
Wet Virginia Asylum epi yed a
treat Christmas that oomes seldom
to suoh body of men, wome and
children, says the Huntington
Herald. It was Christmas dinner
dinner of the good old fashioned
kind that graoed the festal boards
down the menu to coffee and Toe
cream. 1t WAS feast of the sort
that is long remembered and those
who partook of the innumerable
good things have warm place in
their hearts for DR. Guthrie.
A great big gift laden Christmas
tree WAS another enj yable feature
at the asylum for the employees and
patients. The tree was thickly
hung with presents from relatives
and employees. The heppiest feat
ure of this part of the program was
the presentation to DIR. and Mrs.
L.. v. Guthrie of handsome end
costly solid silver service set by the
employees at the asylum The oc-
casion was perhaps the happiest
ever occurring in the Asylum.