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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
I'm l MUNICIPAL
In compaiiia de variedades AEi,onA

Para el martes anuncia la Ultima
function, la compaiiia de Variedsdes
Arizona, que esta actuando con tan
cxtraordinario exitO en- San Juan.
Las funci0ncs dc aver y el sabado
han sido de exito para los artistas y
para el simpatico empresario Harry
Clark.
La "troupe Arizona, gusta mas ca
ds noche. Sus ejercicios y juegos ma
labares, son siempre aplaudidos.
Rice y Kent, los acr6batas c6micos,
hacen una pantomima deliciosa, que el
piiblico cclebra unanimemente.
Mile Elvera, la graciosa serpentina
Ia sido ovacionada Ell cuantos trabaJOs
sc ha presentado nuestro pdhlico.
Tambien son muy celebradOs los bal
les de Will Percivial.
Y Yuma. el misterioso Yuma, ei
asombros0. el admirable, es obJeto dc
ina delirante ovaci6n todas las noches.
va hemos descrito en- la primcra GRO
nica que hicimos del espectaculo que
ofrecc la compania Arizona, la mara
villa de este trabajo del insnperablt
Yuma.
Todas las noches provoca admiracion
;cual arranca iguales aplausos afro
adOres.
Ell prestidigitador Indio Monek Shan
reniti6 las mismas sucrtes, hechaS con
nucha limpieza.
La empresa ameniza los cspectacu'
,os con una bnena orquesta que dir'se
cl maestro Liberal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Lucha hero1ca

Dos aldeanos sui1os han Uosteasds
con los osos una lucha heroica, LENA
de emocionante peripecias.
Armados de escopetas, recorrian LOB
dos hombres las escabrosldades de II
montana, cuando de improviso, &c we
ron sorprendidos con un espectacuio
admirable y extrano.
En- lag cercanias de un somorlo pre-
c,picio. hallabanse dos osos de gran
tamaiio. macho y hembra, con dos ca
chorros & los que atendian llenos dc
tierna solicitud. ;.
La escena era conmovedora los a.
desnos. emocionados, Sc detuvHron
contemplar & los animales, sin atre'
verse { hacerles daho. Les parecia
muy cruel interrumpir con un dlspa-
ro aouel moment0 de felicldad saliva
je. :,
Pero unos de los cachorros, corrio
jugando a las proximidades del s'tio
donde Sc hallaban los dos hombres.
Entonces la madre, poseida de te-
lror. creyendo sin duda que iban
rcbarle & su hijo, Sc lanzo frenetics
en- defensa del animal.
Los aldeanos para evitar el ataque
de la hembra furiosa, dispararon con-
ira el animal que herido hugo refu-
giandose en- la espesura.
Ell oso, en- ese instante, dando fuer-
tes rugidos, sc abalanz6 sobre uno de
los hombres, con tremenda saha, ie
hizo pedazo ell canon de la escope-
t..
Para defenderse de las terribles ga
rras del macho, .ei hombre lie aseAtd
repetidos golpes con ell puni, mien'
tras su companero apuntaba al oso'
buscando un momento propicio de dis
pararle.
Fueron varios minutes de indiscrip-
tible angustias, pues ell animal haeia
csfuerzos desesperado para arrastra'
1 su presa, precipitaIdola al abismo-
al fin. FL aldeano que estaba hbrei
logr6 disparar sin herir q su eompa-
nero, ell oso rodo agonizante.
La hembra no pudo ser haliada,
IN recuerdo de Ia hazaha, los aideA-
os Sc apoderaTon de los eaehorros-
FL hombre que habia sostenido Ia
terrible luchs, resalt6 gravemente he
ri.io.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
z el!ace De aver

Aver contrajeron matrimonio, ds1
Manuel de Mateizan y la elegante
encantadora sefiori'a Matilde Gimenez
Apadrinaron los noyios, nuestros
imieos don Rafael del Vale, presiden
te del Consejo Executive, y don fit
A,nador, jefe de redacci5n de nuestrt
.olepa el "Heraldo Espanol".
La boda sc celebr6 en- familia. De
seamos & los nuevos esposos una eter
ma luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Ia vista al pr|al0

Aver visito al seiior Obispo, a emf.
ncnte prctlicador doctor tasio Para
dis, que fue ofrecer sus respetos al
prelado-
Monsei5or recibi5 ai doctor IasdGis
amablcmenfe. agrade, iendo Ia cor'esis
del ilustre sacerdoie-
FL Padre Paraafs ofieii aver ,ie ma-
rama. en- In Santa igissIa Catedfai-
Aunquc NADIA ~ tsLia annI G. d. {
la nsisa del padf Par4dls. asisi'a if-
menso pubiieo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
RAK11 LINE

Goleta amer. MelheberOe. Sc pom
dr& { Ia carga en- New York el IL del
corriente y saldr& para esta isla, al
rededor del "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
R@v6sGa Commercial

Isabella, Hunacao.
Carmelita, Humacao.
Corsx6n de Maria, pendiente.
Progreso. pendients.
Ala Blanca, pendiente.
Nay Flower. LuQuille.
Guillermito, Arroyo.
Petra, descargsndO.
Santa Marta, descargando.
BUQUEs ANUNCAADos
Vspor .cubano Julia. Saldr& mana
ma para Habana y escalas interme--
dias.
Consignatarios, villar y Co.
Vapor aleman President. Proceden-
te de Santo Domingo estar& aqui, ei
25 actual.
Consignatarios, NJ. y Korber.
vap. CD. Puerto Rico. Sali6 el 80
del pasado de Barcelona para esta
hacienda las escalas intermedias.
Conignatarios, s. de lsQu'sIdc y %
vapor frances Quebec. Con proce-
dcncia de Puerto Plata estara aqui,
al rededor del II del corriente.
Consignatarios, j. T. Silva B. Co.
| vapor amer. F. j. Luckenback. "a
|i6 de New Orleans para esta, el 3
del que cur>a.
Consignatarios, Insular Line.
Vapor amer. Ponce. Sc aguarda de
un dia & otro procedente de New York
VA Nayaguez.
Consignatarios, The New York and
orto Rice SA. C.. :.
vapor americana Carolina. Saldrf
para New York el 13 del actual.
Consignatarios, The New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Coano. Del puer'
to DE New York para el nuestro, sa-
lio el 9 del corriente.
Consignatarios, The New York and
Porto Rico S. s. Co.
vapor espahol Antonio Lopez. De
10 al 81 recalara, procedente de Color
y escalas y seguirk viaje para Espa
liza.
Consignstario~, s. de E1quiaga.
vapor ingles Cayo Soto. Proceden
te de Amberes llegarA ( Areciho, q
|rededor del 25 del corriente y cont
nuark viaje para Ia Habana y demA
lpuertos de su ruta.
Consignatarios, j. r. Silva B. Co.
vapor espafiol Martin Saenx Sal
drS de Barcelona para esta hacicnd
llaa escalas intermedias. el Is del co
rriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Izqunei
do Co.
l LIZ LA xsxN &sA IN OxbxNG&I@~
| 0oleta amer. Carrie Strong Deb
Der saiiuo de New York para ~
lts. el Is del pasado.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezqulag@.
Il Goleta americana Dean e. Bron. ID
be haber salido de New York, Il de
corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
- HAKE1 LINE
Goleta amer Melheberoe. Sc pom
dr& { Ia carga en- New York ell ID De
corriente y saldr& para esta isla, q
rededor del "a.
| Ia vista al p'p|alg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
- a n e q s

y a II . % =
ACcIONES
Bauco Territorial y Agrfcola $50.
Banco de puerto Rico s.
Amer rican & lonial Bank &ISc q 400
]. T. Silva 3. c. $40.
cEDELAS HlPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y AsTicola:
Ensiones ;s ..'y'' $50 $50
cAMB,os
Loudres -. check t4.S7A
Pads. :. az z3pol~ y.
Hamburgo. 44poro d.
ldev Yofk. I7H octvs. P
Repa0a, ,..... AIS 1914 p 90 y
(OYimintO maritime
ENrHADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Berg. gta. ing. Winfred de Lunem-
burg.
Goleta americana W. E. Bower de Sa
yamah.
DB LA COSTA
Goletas Petra Santa Marta.
2AImAS PARA Ell EXTERIOh
Goleta dominicana Roma.
PARALA COSTA
vapor amer. s. v. Luckenback.
Ouques en- pusrto
DEL EXTERIOR
.corsxs. earesndo. II
HsnsYy Eppit, descargasdo.
Ana sofia, descsrgande.
Emma Norton, descargando.
Caracas, descargando.
Julia, pendiente.
winfred, deseargando.
W. r. Bower, descargando.
oosrAFERos
cseador. Agusdilla > MayagneA
CarmeIito, Ioiza-
Hsperansa, Yabucoa.
1n1iA, tssdisnts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
AUDITOR OF STATE PRINTING.
Arguments for Aboishine Office Heard
BY Legal Affairs Committee.

That the Office Of auditor of State
that ii should be consolidated with the
office of State auditor was the senti-
ment expressed at the hearing before
the committee on legal affairs Wednes-
day afternoon on the bill introduced by
Representative Pattangall OF Water
willie to abolish the Office of auditor OF
state printing. A bill introduced by
Representative Coolidge of Lisbon pro-
vidng for the creation of the office of
superintendent of printing and to con-
soidate the printing and binding was
heard at the same time.
Representative Pattangall Of Water
vile was the first speaker.
Il introduced this bill with no feel
ings towards the present auditor of
printing. Mr.. Carver, who is a compe-
tent person and who has always been
Courteous said Mr.. Pattangall, but
I claim that here is State department
which can be discontinued and the
work placed under the direction OF
the State auditors Office where it be-
longs. / will say that there is nothing
new at all in the Coolidge bill with
the exception that the passage Of that
measure might add more dignity to the
office and if the committee should
vote to report Ought to pass" on the
bill to abolish the office of auditor OF
State printing the committee should
report Ought not to pass" on the
Coolidge bill.
an 1905 an investigation was made
nv a. Legislative committee OF the
States printing. That investigation
showed that the methods of auditing
the accounts of the State printing were
loose, although it cannot be said that
there was any dishonesty. At the close
of the Legislature this office was es-
tablished and Mr.. Carver has per-
formed the duties of the Office well.
Within the past two years the office of
State auditor has been established
with corps of clerks and it strikes
me that the auditing Of State printing
should be under the direction Of the
State auditor. It would save $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
FAVORABLE REPORT EXPECTED
House Committee Will Today Consider
Ocean Mail Subsidy.

Washington, cb. 24.-Interest in the
debate on the salary increase on the
floor of the House interferred twice
today with the meeting Of the House
committee on postotficc and post roads
to consider the Senate ocean mail sub
sidy bill A meeting will be held t.
morrow and it is believed that the bill
will then be favorably reported. The
members are said to stand 10 to Tor
a favorable report. 1t is planned to
bring in a special rule for the passage
Of the bill if it is faVolaDly reported.
Tie bill authorizes the postmaster
general to pay for ocean mail service
on vessels of the second class under
the class lication of tn" act OF Marcl
9. 1891 at the rate paid first class YES
sells on routes to South America. 10 The
Philippines. to Japan, to CHINA, ana To
Australasia The service on the YES
sells of the third class may be paid 1T
the rate paid ON second class vessels.
one provision is that the total *
penaiturc for foreign mail service in
amy one year shall not exceed the eSti-
mated revenues thefeifpil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
AGRICULTURAL BILL.
Senate Devotes Practically Wednes
days Session to the Measure.

Washington, Feb. 2i.-The agricul
tural appropriation bin was under dis
cussiOn i'm the Senate during practi-
cally the entire session today Sena-
tor McCumber. OF North Dakota dis
cuSSed the right of Congress under the
Constitution to fix standards for grain
and declared that present practices
make impossible the sale Of Western
grain at the prices to'which it is really
entitled.
Senator Hepburn denounced the
present administration of the forest
service in a speech of two hours. Con-
sderation Of the bill was not conclud-
ed.
BY strict party vote the Senate
committee on territories today declin-
ed to strike out OF the New Mexico and
Arizona statehood bill the provisions
relating to the land grants which are
the basis of opposition 10 the measure.
Another meeting Of the committee will
be held Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25

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80 .p,hlio ca,,,ina romnisciop,, and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
MILEAGE RATES.
Ex-G Gov Cleaves Opposes Bill Relating
To the Somerset Railroad.

Ex-Governor Cleaves appeared be-
fore the committee on railroads in OPP
positioa to the bill relating to mileage
rates On the Somerset Railway, and
spoke substantially as follows: Mr..
Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Com
mittee: appear here as an official Of
the Somerset Railway, but in what
ever I may say to you, I shall speak
not only as an official of that road and
CT other transportation companies, but
as citizen Of the State Of Maine in
terestcd with you. In the advance.
ment and growth of our State.
While this bill before you applies
specially to the Somerset Railway, It
is far-reaching in it's effects and In
wolves broad policies. 1t involves the
policy OF the State. past, present and
future and is applicable to our trans
portaticn companies; it involves the
relations of the State to It's railroads,
and the question whether we have been
Continued on Page Two.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
Maine LEGISLATURE,
SEVENTY SESSION
SENATE.

Wc1ne Sday. February "a, 1909
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dont
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Coons Of Au-
gUst>.
approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in
concurrence.
Petition nf Reuben Keene and three
others Of Cooper for the transferable
n!ieaS" hill.
Also: Petition of John S. Calkns and
iG others or West Lulg.c for same
Also: Petition of j. p. Weston and
FIVE otacrs of Silver Ridge plantation
fol same.
Also: Petition of Allen j. Brown
AID nine others Of Smyrna Mills for
sulae
Also: Petition of Hector Dudley and
Is others of Allegash plantation for
same.
Also: Petition of Eugene Hale and
eight others of Midway FOR same.
Also: Petition OF T. $. Heal and %
others Of Lagrange for same.
Also: Petition of j. T. Weston and
five others of Silver Ridge plantation
for same
Also: Petition of John NJ Brown and
a others of Eagle Lake for same.
Also: Petition Of w. y. Farnham and
Il others Of Blanchard for same.
Also: Petition of John Wilcox and Is
others Of Cary for same
These papers previously referred by
the Senate to the Committee on Rail
roads ard Expresses, We're returned
from tho House, that branch having
non-concurred i'll such reference and
ordering that they be placed on file
On molten by Mr.. Minott Of Sagadahoc
the Senate voted to recede, and to con-
fer with the House.
AN ACT to amend Section of Chap
ter IS of the Private and Special Laws
of 1907, relating to fishing in Songo
River So called, in the County of Cum
herland.'
Resolve TO amend Article % of the
Constitution relating to cities of 10000
inhabitants OF more to increase the
municipal Indebtedness to ~ per
cent" This hill came from the House
Ny that branch referred to the Com
mitee on Legal Affairs. On motion
by Mr.. BaXter of Cumberland, the
Senate votcd to non-ccncur in such
reference; and on his further motion,
the same was referred to the Portland
delegation
This bill vas returned from the
HCusc, amended by that Branch by
the adoption Of House Amendment A
On motion by Mr.. Hastings of oxford
the Senate voted to reconsider its vote
whereby the bill was passed to be en-
crossed; and On his further motion
House Amendment n was adopted in
concurrence, and the bill as amended
was passed to be engrossed
An A"t To establish q uniform poll
tax This bin was returned from the
House by that branch indie finitcly
| ostponcd. On motion hy Mr.. Staples
Continued on Page Five.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
Catherine MacDouga| Is
Slain at Boston.
killed by Hiram Perry Because
She Refused to Marry Him.
Ne Then Goes TO His Own Room and
Attempts Suicide.

EoStOn. Feb "A second rnfusa!
to marry resulted in the murder today
Of Catherine MacDougal, a 30-year-o
waitress, in her little room on Cherry
street. South End, and in the attempt
ed suicide of her admirer, Hiram Per-
nv. whom the police charge with firing
the three shots which caused the WO-
mans death. Perry was reported to be
critically i'll from the effects of car
be lie acid, with Il faint hope of re-
covery. The police held woman as a
witness in the affair.
Friends of Miss MacDougal stated
tnat Perry had been pursuing her fore
some time and that on Sunday he
asked her to marry him. When she
declined he became threatening in his
actions but she told her friends that
she lid not think he meant any harm
The woman was enjoyed at Il night
restaurant, so that when Perry called
-; the house this morning about =
o'clock he found her at home. Gong
no to ner room he again asked her to
marry him and once more she refused
Then came the tragedy Drawing
heavy revolver from his pocket he fired
three shots in rapid succession and
then ran down stairs. Inmates of the
house rushed in and found Miss Mac
Donegal living on the floor bleeding
f.orr wounds in the chest and with SUI
hcient life to say that Perry rad shot
her when she refused to marry him.
She died before Il physician could
reach her side
A few minutes later the police found
Perry in his room at "a Compton
street, not far Off, suffering from car
holic acid poisoning which he said be-
tMrcn his groanings, he had taken to
end his life. He was removed to the
civ hospital. where it was, stated lit
tie hone was entertained for his re-
coVcrY
Miss MacDougal and Perry knew
ON, another at Digby, \. S. where
tLcv were born and from which place
they came here about a year ago, al
though not at the same time. Neither
had relatives i'm this city and it was
with some difficulty that the police
were able to find anything regarding
them
The medical examiner stated later III
the day that the bullet which caused
death struck the woman near inc
heart and passed through the body. A,
noon Perry was still in serious con-
aition but with some hope of recoV-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
ToDAY'S JOURNAL CONTENTS
Page One.

Page One.
LEGISLATIVE AND TELEGRAPli-
Maine Senate Votes Against Election by
People of state Otiicials-Other state
House News-Stc Report OF
Maine House and Senate Congressional
News-Murder in Boston Belfast Boy to
Thy for Annapolis.
Page Two.
LEGISLATIVE Hearings Before the
Different Committees AT the state House
Gardiner Local News
Page Three.
LoCAI.-Gardiner. Hallowel, Winthrop
and National Home Local New.
Page Four.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES Hearings.
Page Five.
FINANCIAL AND LEGISLATIVE
Daily Market QuotationS-ploceedn OF
Maine House and Senate,
Page Six.
EDITORIAL-As a World Power-fiope
for Arkansas-A Master of STATISTICS
Rriefs-Maine Gossip-Prcss Comments
Page Seven.
CLASSIFIED ADS anted-Tto Let
For Sale--Real Observation-Disclosures
Committee Notices
Page Eight.
LEGISLATIVE-Proc of Maine
House and Senate.
Page Nine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Maine
House and Senate.
Page Ten.
LOCAL-Maine Forestry Association
Elects Officers and TrauSactS Other Mat
tiers of MISUNDERSTANDING Coal Dealers
Hold Semi-annua Meeting at Augusta
ouse-AmuSements-Br VIII
Home News.
Page Eleven.
LOCAI,-Democratic Nominations for
civ EIection-@pieaS Concert Under
Auspices of Mems Club of Winthrop st.
Baptist Church.
Page Twelve.
TELEGRAPH AND SPORTING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
HERBERT A. SNOW.
Boston & Maine Ticket Seller in Port
land Dies from Typhoid.

Portland. Me, Feb. 24.-This even
ing Herbert y. Snow. the Boston &
Maine Railroad ticket agent at the
Portland Union station, died after a
brief sickness with typhoid fever nc
was born in Roxbury. Mass, 80 years
ago and attended the schools of that
city. He was q member Of seVe!n
fraternal organizations and a widow
and two children survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
Bates Musical Clubs Second Trip

Lewiston, Me, Feb. 24--(SpeciaD.-
The Bates College Musical Clubs left
this afternoon for Portland, where
they will give their entertainment this
evening before the soldiers at Fort
Mckinley. Thursday they will go to
Gray and give an entertainment there
that evening This is the second trip
that the clubs have made this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
THE WEATHER.
RAIN OR SNOW.

Washington. Feb Forecast tor
Kew England: Snow in north, rain
or snow in south portion Thursday,
colder; Friday fair, colder in central
and east Maine, brisk to high south
west to west winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Briuht Belfast Boy Nominated BY
Congressman Burleigh.

belfast, Nc, Feb 24.-(sneciaD.--
Charles r. IIazcltinc of this city, who
has been nominated by Congressman
f. c. Burh;gh as his principal t" enter
tie United states Naval Academy ut
ANNAPOLIS, Md, is the son Of Mr. ana
Mrs, Ben Hazeltne of this city. He
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or Belfast Nominated BY Cong. BurIelsh
for the Naval Academy.
was born in Seattle. Washington, May
H. 1882. When Charles was six years
OF age his parents returned to this city,
ana he has since resided here.
Charles was educated in the schools
of this city. and is now at the Naval
Preparatory school at Annapolis. HI
will take his examinations in the
spring. and as he was appointed by
Congressman Burleigh as his principal
there is no doubt that he will pass the
examinations, and in June enter the
Academy. He is a bright, active boy
and is liked by every one here.
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Boston EorecaSt.

Boston. Feb 24.-Forecast fer Bos-
ton and vicinity: Thursday clearing.
colder brisk westerly winds. Friday
fair colder in the morning.
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mcnts. This action was taken and the
bill sent back to conference.
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STRENGTH FOR TIRED MOTHERS
In a timely dose of Sanford's Ginger.
ALWAYS healthful. Look for the owl.
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1904
lOc. Cigar

1Oc. Cigar
Sales for past year l4.41l so. Outselling
all other brands in New England Fac.
tory. Manchester. n. H. 1odtf