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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09

Por 10 visto, cree ell ingenioso dlrec-
tor de "El Carnaval' que 10 de BARGE
Iona y Melilla es cosa de echarla a La
chacota, cuando dice que tres Periods
tas de combate, y entire estos yo, hemos
tratado ell asunto en- tonos muy serlos?
Yo, por 10 que a mi toca, y puesto que
ell a~rticulo de aver de "El CARNIVAL
parece I'm comentario a mi artlculo RE-
PUBLICANOS..O ANARQUISTAS?..
he de contestar al distinguido compa-
nero que no veo otra manera de tomar
la question, 81 no es por 10 serlo. y aun
por 10 tragico, va que por responder
con verguenza a agresiones extranas y
por reprimir con energla saludable trail
clones intestinas. ha corrido a raudales
la generosa sangre espanola en- los cam
DOS de Melilla Y en- las GALES de BARGE
Iona.
ST este es cosa de risa y puede ser
vir para hacer c~aricaturas que regoci-
jen a Gel Tempo, y para hacer CHS
ties macabros, quedese esa gloria para
ell director de Gel Carnaval".
70 no Sc la envidio.
En- serio, muy en- serio, como es pre-
ciso sentir los dolores de la patria, he
expresado mis- ideas y he formulado mi
protesta.
70 no podla reirme del acoso que SUI
fra nuestro e~jercito en- Melilla, sin du-
da porque detenla y paralizaba ell indls-
pensable env1o de los refuerzos pedldos,
la actitud incalificable de los exaltados
Y agresivos protestantes de la guerra.
Y fijese en- este Barreiro.
Que no es 10 mismo protestar, como
habra protestado Perez Galdos, con las
armas de la cr1tica siempre atendlble,
por ser suya, que protestar como han
protestado las multitudes. enloquecidas
en- Barcelona, con las armas de la vio-
lencia. con la tea del incendio, con la
sinrazon anarquica de los que caen alb
surdamente en- los mismos extremes que
dicen combatir.
Els decir: que para que los riffenos
no maten a las tropas espanolas en- los
campos de Melilla, querlan las turbas
barcelonesas matarlas en- las GALES de
Barcelona.
Y no cometa tambien ell popular com
panero la torpeza de decir, va que no
10 cree seguramente, que fundamos en-
un %cablegrama recibido la afirmaci6n
de que han sido anarquistas y no repu-
blicanos los autores del horrendO aten-
tado de Barcelona.
A%narquistas son los que rivalizan en-
earbarie con las kabilas riffenas. Los
kchos hablan. Y ESQ, hagalo quien 10
aga, Y defendalo quien 10 defenda,
es mas propio de ~anarquistas que de
republicanos.
De una cronica que no puede ser Sos
pechosa para Barreiro, son los sigulen-
ties parrafos.
La publico ella Democracia' y la
subscribe D. Collazo.
VeamoS:
Dia 27.-El Captain General recorre
las desoladas GALES. Estas estal SEM
bradas de cadaveres y las oscurece Ell
hume. vi un espectaculo horrible. I'm
de revolucionarios, alrededor de
10000, marcha a traves de las GALES con
los restos carbonizados de algunas VIC
timas. Sobre largas pleas han colocado
los cuerpos, piernas y cabezas de elias,
' con estent6reos i%vivas! y cantando La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
Contra las banCas

Ell Attorney General estudia un medic
de imponer una contribution a las BAN
cas- de los H~ip6dromos, pues con los
dividendos que deja Ell p1blico son mu-
chos va los propietarios de bancas que
tienen en- prOyecto construir casas de
recreO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
B| kiunto del ST. GQI|ernety
J. Perez LOSADA.

Toda la prensa de la Isla, sin distin-
ci6n de matices, dedica especial aten-
cion a los articulos politicos publicados
por nuestro amigo, ell licenciado don Ra-
fael Guillermety en- ell BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Els I'm trinfo resonante ell alcanzado
por ell brillante letrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
In case De denenGa
Ell REFINAMIENTO DE
LA CRUELDAp

Aver tarde ocurra6 en- Caguas, UNI su-
ceso salvage, que es va el refinamIen6s1R
de la barbara en- los muchos successes n,ra
registramos- Dolores Rosa, domicHfada
en- la Gale de Betances, prendi6 fuego e
las ra,pas que vestia para tener eli gusfaa.Y
de MORN achicharrada por las namas.
>Afortun adaMente la intervention
pronta de los vecinos evItO un terrTMTe
cspectacuIo. Rosa sa1l6 con uuema61uraS
graves Y Sc enc1e1fra en el hospital Mu-
niripal.
Creese que Sc train de un case de d.
mencIa~
u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09

Ell fiscal senior Torres Grau informara
en- breve acerca de la denuncia presen-
tada contra ell Secretario de la COrte Mu-
nicipal de Carolina senior Garcia Sal
gado, acusado de ocultaci6n de docu-
mentos publicos. La denuncia fue pre-
sentada por ell senior Eugenio Sanchez,
de Lola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09

Ha regresado de La isla Ell assistant
attorney Mr.. Brown.
Ha salido para Arecibo, ell senior Cam
pillo, quien Sc hara cargo de La fscalia
de aquella ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
En- FL Condado"

Almas nostalgiosas de verdes y azules
SOnadoras almas que ad6rais la luz,
Hay I'm sitio pleno de sus fnos tuIes
Entire palmas verdes, bajO ell cielo azul.
Placidez de oasis, magestad de gloria,
Esplendor de temple, plentiful de Eden.
iTodo aqul Sc junta para la victoria
Del sublime Goce contra ell padecer!
We'd, sino, este Undo croquis que con-
{suela:
"Brilladora espuma bajo ell aureo Sol,
Y, gigantic garza que a for de aqua vue-
Ga,
Iona argentea y rauda como una ilu-
(si6n."
.a.u Nv
Bellas perspectivas, suaves %lontanan-
(zas,
Brisas placenteras.. ii TODD es puro aqnf!
Las palmeras planen borinquenas dan
(zas
Que hacen al enfermo ~coraz6n, feliz.
v
Almas nostalgiosas tristes corazones
Lo que os falta es aire, libertad y luz.
! Ell Condado es nina de tan altos dones.
Baio estos palmares reina La salud!
Dulces y fugaces son aqui los dias,
Que de un cielo vienen Y a otro cielo
(van....
Ninfas de esta playa son las Alegrlas;
Venus de estas ondas la Felicldad....
Jose de J. ESTEVES.
San Juan, lei Condado," Agosto 8
de 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09

Notas judiciales

Ha pedido una licencia por enfermo
ell fiscal de la Corte de Distrito de Are
cibo. don Angel Acosta.
Durante la enfermedad del Sr. Aces
ia ocupara Ell puesto interinamente Ell
senior Campillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09

Almas nostalgiosas de verdes y azules
Sonadoras almas que ad6rais la luz,
Hay I'm sitio pleno de sus fnos tules
Entire palmas verdes, bajo ell cielo azul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09

Placidez de oasis, magestad de gloria,
Esplendor de temple, plentiful de Eden.
TODD aqul Sc junta para la victoria
Del sublime Goce contra ell padecer!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29

gust Il, Stone said he paid this money
to H. A. Bowman.
Mr. Stone produced an account OF
his money disbursements amounting
to $1,957.50. This leaves s542.50 of
the $4,000 paid him by Edmonds I'M
accounted for.
Further examination did not bring
ou1 anything Of importance and the
committee adjourned shortly before 5
o'clock. Mr.. Stone stated that he
would stick in town until this thing
is finished up" He probably will be
recalled before the week is over.
The witness said he got 81 from
the McGoyern fund for small serV-
ices
Chairman Marsh stated that testi-
mony showed that Mr.. Alexander had
handled $500 of Stephenson's money
in Wausau. Alexander is now in
South Carolina to look after timber
lands but a subpoena is out for him
and he has notified the committee
thai he will appear in about ten days.
Further questioning elected the
testimony that Alexander had for if
teen minutes tried to persuade Ellen
becker to call off the McGovern meet
ing, till the latter became angry and
turned down the proposition fat"
understood his intima-
ton to mean that he could name any
sum of money if he would go back
on McGovern
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
TAFT APPLAUDS
LIFE OF GRANT
PAYS GLOWING TRI5UTE TO
sOLDIER-sTATEsMAN, GENIUS
OF CIVIL WAR.

Philadelphia, April 2S.-Presiden,
Taft last night was the principal
speaker at the Grant birthday dinner
OF the Union league. President Taft
was sharply criticised a year ago be
cause Of certain OF his references to
Genera, Grant and he took advantage
OF last nights opportunity to express
anew his admiration for General Grant
as a man, a soldier and as chief exec
utive OF the United States.
When the president arrived last
evening he was met at the station by
an immense throng and given an en-
thu5iasCic welcome. Entering an au-
tomObile, the president was escorted
TO the Union League club house by
the first city troop of cavalry. The
streets were lined with crowds OF PEG
pc who vociferousIy cheered him.
At the club house the president held
a reception for more than an hour.
At the banquet President Taft paid
a tribute TO the soldier statesman. He
defended General Grant against the
assertions that he was not a military
genius and declared the general rep
resented the very genius Of the war
to suppress the rebellion because it
was his mind that grasped the thought
that until we had met and fought the
opponents and convinced them Of our
strength We could not expect to have
united country. These things he
did. and brought about a condition OF
complete peace. Mr. Taft spoke es'
pecia.ly of the spirit Of the peace
made at Appomatox and Grants mag
nanimity and far sightedness. This
spirit we now rejoice in, the president
declared. and in the two sections OF
country there is no remaining bitter
ness. He expressed a belief that 1t Is
posssible 10 bring the two sections
| even closer together.
Other speakers were General Hor
/ ace Porter. Governor Stuart OF Penn
svlvania and Mayor Reyburn, OF PM
adelphia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
ROOSEVELT WILL
MOVE HIS CAMP
PUTS IN MORNING HUNTING GA.
ZELLE ON THE RANCH OF
SIR ALFRED PEASE.

Nairobi, British East Africa, April
2S-Theodore Roosevelt and his son
Kermit had sufficiently recovered yes.
terday from the fatigue connected
with their first shooting trips and
their journey from Kapiti plains sta,
ton to the ranch of Sir Alfred Pease,
on the Athi river, to go out shooting
TOT small game. They were success
full in securing a Grants gazelIe and
a hartebeest.
All the members of the Roosevelt
party are busy sorting out their bag
gage and making it up into loads and
Otherwise preparing to start on more
extended hunting expeditions. J..
Alden LOring and Maj. Mearns came
into Kapiti station yesterday morning
from the Pease ranch and set to work
making up loads from the baggage
there. They looked tired owing to the
fatigue Of the last few days and the
depressing effect of the climate.
Part Of the Roosevelt camp already
has been established at the Pease
ranch; the remainder of the caravan
will move over to this point this
morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
UNIQUE CAMPAIGN
EXPENSES BILL
COLORADO WILL CONTRIBUTE 25
CENTS FOR EACH VOTE CAST
AT PRECEDING ELECTION

Denver, April Ex-Governor Shat
roth yesterday signed the campaign
expenses bill passed by the recent
legislature. and the unique measure
becomes a law in 80 days.
The bill provides that the state
shall contribute for campaign ex-
penses every two years, 25 cents for
each vote cast at the preceding gem
eral election, the sum TO be divided
among the political parties according
to the vote cast for their respective
candidates for governor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
BOYLE INQUIRY DISAPPOINTING.
Chicago Search Doesn't Please Law
yers-Woman Explains Remark.

Chicago Search Doesn't Please Law
yers-Woman Explains Remark.
Mercer. Pa, April 2S.-Attorneys
for the prosecution OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Boyle for the kidnapping of
Willie Whitla are said to be disap-
pointed over the result of the trip of
their detectives 70 Chicago and In
diana towns in search of evidence to
prove that the women is not the legal
wife of Boyle. Marriage records in
several cities have been searched in
an effort to determine whether the
woman's Indictment as a "spinster"
will stand.
Both Boyle and his wife talked with
an Associated Press representative
yesterday. Boyle seems indignant De-
cause Of the attention given to his
wife's case and declared that he was
being neglected. He seems to think
an effort is being made to rush him
to the penitentiarv Mrs Boyle de
MED the statement attributed to ner
when arrested in Cleveland that
there will be hell in sharon when
Bull hears of this" She says her
words were: There will be hen in
Sharon when the Boyles hear of
this"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
BAILEY WINDS Up
TWO DAY SPEECH

Washington, April 28.-As the last
half Of his two day speech Senator
Bailey devoted nearly three hours in
the senate yesterday to a discussion
of the legal aspects of his income tax.
amendment to the tariff bill, citing
numerous cases and authorities TO
maintain the view that such a law
would be constitutional He was in
terruptcd frequently by senators, who
at times offered objections 10 his po-
sition or suggested authorities to sus-
tain him. Senator Scott spoke upon
the tariff bill with especial reference
to it's effect upon the south and es-
pecially upon his own state of West
Virginia. Mr.. Gore of Oklahoma, spoke
in denunciation of the protective tariff.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
UNCLE SAM WILL
GREET NEW RULER
AND RECOGNIZE TURKISH SUI
TAN AS SOON AS HE'S COM
FORTABLY SETTLED.

Washington, April 2S.-Prompt rec
ognition will be given the new gov
eminent of Turkey by the administra-
ton when the official news Of the or
der of things in the Ottoman empire
reaches Washington. Yesterday Of
ficials had to depend entirely for their
information on the Associated Press
dispatches, as Ambassador Lcishman
is evidently awaiting the formal an
nOuncement Of the selection OF the
new sultan by the Turkish foreign
office before communicating to the
state department. Speculation is rife
as to what will happen under the "a.
organized government, it being recog-
nized that in the present inchoate CON
ditiOn Of affairs nobody can safely
predict what the outcome viii be.
The universal opinion, however. is
that if the Young Turks party is
equal to the trust imposed. a new era
with bright prospects is in store Tor
Turkey.
1t is recognized generally in diplo-
matte circles that although the Young
Turks following is by comparison
numerically small, and Chat it's admin
istratiOn will be beset constantly by
the Vaccinations of reactionaries, yet
by the selection for sultan of Mohem-
med Reschad Effindi, the party mao
gained a prestige and will reap the ben
efts of the support of the Mohamme-
dan religion by that action 1t is re-
garded as a wise step for the Young
Turks to bes,ow the honor upon Res
chad for they thus have avoided the,
alienation of the family of the reign
ing house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
CITIES WILL FIGHT
CAMERON COMPANY
CITY ATTORNEY AWKWARD is
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE
TO PREPARE ARTICLES.

Cities Of Wisconsin, Illinois and In
diana will form an association for the
purpose of defending suits that may
be or have been begun by the Gamer
on Septic Tank company for alleged
infringement of its patent rights. A
suit against the city of Madison is
pending in the United States court
here, the company seeking to collect
a royalty for the tanks in use at the
sewage disposal works. City Attorney
Awkward represented the city at con
ference of cities at Chicago Saturday
A committee was appointed to draw
up articles of association and report
at a meeting to be held in about ten
days Mr. Awkward was made chair
man of the committee. Twelve cities
were represented at the conference.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29

according to Mussullman law, sue
cessor 10 Abdul Hamid.
Up to the granting of the constitu-
ton, last July, Mehemmed Reschad
Efendi lived in practical captivity in
the palace on the shores of the Bos-
phoTos. He was surrounded by a
household composed of creatures of
the sultan, who spied upon his every
action. He was not permitted to
leave the palace grounds without per-
mission of the sultan. Since the ad-
vent of popular government last year
he has enjoyed a degree of personal
liberty hitherto unknown to him.
Seize Old Mans Effects.
London, April 2S.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says that the commit
tee has seized all the former sUItan's
effects, including his jewels, as well
as his vast personal fortune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
UTTER TARIFF THREATS.
"Americans Have More to Lose"
Says Newspaper.

Berlin, Germany, April 28.-Unmis-
taxable threats of retaliation on the
part of the German government un-
less congress modifies certain fea-
lures of the Payne tariff bill are being
uttered by business men representing
German interests affected. Special
objections are being raised by manu-
facturers of textiles, gloves and
toys, who make a strong plea on be
half of their industries. The infiu-
entail Tagliche Rundschau says:
Among the increased duties pro
vided for by the bill are a number
which strike especially at German
trade What is far worse, the pro
visions of the bill in regard to the
valuation of imports give the New
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29

Yorf tariff officials abundant oppor-
tunity to hinder the importation of
undesired articles. Should the bin
really become law the German gov
eminent doubtless will remember is
and also the maximum tariff. which
provides for increases up to 100 per
cent. America, however. needs us
more than We need it. The Ameri-
cans have more to lose"
Hope is expressed by exporters
that the bill yet will be altered ma
terially before its passage.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
BOILER BURSTS
CAUSES Bic FIRE
AT PLANT OF WINNIE
BAGO FURNITURE co. DOES
100000 DAMAGE.

Fond du Lac, Wis, April IS
The warehous and finishing plant of
the Winnebago Furniture company
was destroyed yesterday by a boiler
explosion and fire, the estimated loss
being 100000. AS a result of the ex-
plosion, every window in the court
house was broken. A portion of the
boiler was carried two blocks, and in
the flight cut off an electric light pole
Waterman Badly Burned.
1t is thought that the explosion may
have been caused by cold water being
turned into the hot boiler. Ferdinand
Wust, Waterman at the plant for the
last ten days, was shoveling coal into
the freboX when the explosion took
place. He was blown out through the
side of the building and was found
later on top of pile of ashes. His
face was badly burned. his head cut
in several places and his hand frac-
tured.
The losses are as follows:
BY fire.
WinnebagO Furniture company $75,-
600; Rogers & Brayton, $4,000.
BY Explosion:
J. A. Borsacll, meat market, 5000;
c. R. Burnton, residence. $500; Sales
millinery, $50; courthouse. $500;
Sallade & RUN, drug store, $500: Jos.
eph Stem, grocery, 500; box ball
alleys. $50; c. Armstrong, $25; F.
Strong, residence, $25; J. J. Green,
residence, $50.
Other losses ranging from SIS up to
$25 were also caused by the explosion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
HAIR WAS WHITE,
NUT WITH YEARS
GEORGE STONE, VICTIM OF RE-
MORSE, DIES "A YEARS
AFTER CRIME.

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
ELEVEN MEN DIE
IN BOAT EXPLOSION

Naples April 28.-EleVen men were
killed and eleven others wounded as.
a result of an explosion here Monday
on board an italian submarine boat.
The American gunDoat Scorpion,
although only 80 feet distant from the
Italian boat suffered no damage.
Launches from the gunboat yesterday
helped in the work Of rehoa.ing the
Italian boat Lieutenant Commander
Logan of the Scorpion, has expressed
the condolences of the American navy
to the Italian department of marine
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-04-29
DOING QUITE WELL
FOR ONE So YOUNG

New York, April 28.-The report OF
the United States Steel corporation
shows net earnings for the first quar-
ter of this year of $19,185, 069, com
pared with $16,166,260 for the CORE
spending quarter of 1908, an increase
of s3,01S,809. The surplus for the
quarter is s3,026,674 compared with
1856 for the corresponding quarter
last year, an increase of S3,018,8