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Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

from Sitka with the captain and crew of the Japanese sailing schooner Kali sen Maru which was seized in Re- doubt bay. May 4, for cruising within the three mile limits. The alleged poachers were taken to the federal jail. The bonds for each has been fixed at $500 each. except the captain, whose was fixed at sLO0O
 No attempt has been made to raise the money to get the imprisoned men out of jail. All the evidence against the Japanese is the testimony of a number of Indians who notified the authorities when the steamer was dis covered inside the limits.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
ONE GRAND BLUFF
 FRENCH POSTAL STRIKE
The Leaders Admit That They Were Not Hopeful of Success.

Paris, May 1.-The leaders of the postal employees at mass meeting to- night admitted that they had been bluffing all along. M. Patron an- nounced that there was nothing to expect from the outside unions, which either were not ready or not willing to strike.
 A final decision with regard to the resumption of work was postponed, and theoretically at least the strike will continue tomorrow. The govern ment authorities announced tonight that virtually all strikers had re- turned to work.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
THE HARTMAN SYSTEMS
 AUDITING DEPARTMENT
A Complete Overhauing Will be Made
 By June 1.

Portland, May 1.-The Evening Telegram today says that a complete reorganization of the entire auditing department of the Hartman roads is scheduled for June l. It means the transfer of Ralph Blaisdell from the auditorship of the oregon Railroad and Navigation company to Omaha as general auditor of the Union Pa cific to succeed Erastus Young, who will go to Chicago as auditor in chief of the entire system.
 The accounting department of the entire system is to be centralized at Chicago. The new policy contem- plates a general auditor at the term inal points of each of the lines af- filiated with the system. c. B. Segar, auditor of the Southern Pacific, is said to be slated to become Auditor in Chief Young's right-hand man with headquarters at Omaha.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
POACHERS
 IN FEDERAL PRISON

Brought to Junear, Alaska Yesterday By Revenue Cutter.
 Juneau. May 1.-The United States revenue cutter Rush arrived today
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
SENATORIAL COMBINATIONS.

Washington, May 17.-These nom nations were confirmed by the senate today: Oscar s. Straus; of New York. former secretary of commerce and la bor to be ambassador to Turkey: Will liam w RockhiIl. of the District of Columbia. former minister to China, to be ambassador tO Russia.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
ILLNESS OF MRS. TAFT.

Washington, May 17.-Mrs. Taft suffering from a slight nervous break down, was taken i'll today on the way from the city to Mount Vernon on the yacht Sylph with a party of friends She was hurried back to the White House. It is said tonight that there is no cause for alarm.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
TROPHIES OF THE CHASE.

Nairobi, May 17.-Edmund Heller. zoologist of the Roosevelt expedition, came to Nairobi this morning with fifty specimens of animal and bird life There was one rhinoceros, six lions, two giraffes and twenty kinds of smaller game and a variety of birds.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07
,AARIA DEL Pillar SAN JkS

e. vestsdo decencia cercana al lujo que dsn-
que al honrado hab laboroso, estaba verda
deramente huen
Casilda estaba tambien encantadora aunque su emba
razo Sc haIaba va muy adeantado
Su traje decente esmerado hasa eegante. Al
di grito dc algeria arroj6 en- sus brazos
-Ah:-exclsm6.-Alf fin llega usted tempo para ser
Ia madrina de mi hio-
La Marqaesa 2ua enseguda casa; Pepe, instan
cias de su muer acost6; Rosario debia quedarse
las con amiga de Ia nfancia.
5C6mo te vas-le pregunt6.-iEs ys Paco 10 que de-
Be ser2 5hs persdo las nalas maas tenia antess
-Gracias Dios ST. sehorits pero Virgen santa, GUAM
70 trabajo me ka costado hac&rselas dejar
AL da siguiente de aquel que acompahamos usted
yer 10 que hacfa el sehorito uimo la fonda duran
te dos tres me parec6 que hac{a bondad; pero
espuss volv6 las andadas porque los amigos lie aver
Esnzaban 81 sc venfa casa con su mujer.
I'm dia fi esperare la puerta del taller: era saba
do. v debla haber cobrado Ell jornal de la semana.
Hscia va otras dos que veia un cusrto;
todos los jornales los ujgsba yo habia vueto en-
psar toda mi ropa parte de la suya, era 10
jamas habfa heeho
Aquella aeche sala los compaeros muy de joaeo-
1s con bucnss gana3 de broma segdn 10 que pude er
-Chieo-dec4a uno,-dcsde aquf cenar los Andau
eos de Ia eaIle de SeviIla.
-Eso es-djo otro-y Fuego casa de Il hes, que ~
a1se e Edzs HuehSehaS COMO solea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07
Una conpalia de zargue|&

Ell senior Spa, embarcara en- breye
para Espana, con objeto de contratar
una excelente compania de zarzuela
en- la que figura la bella tiple seno-
rita Candida Suarez y otros artistas
de tanto cartel como Amalia Isaura y
Valentin Gonzalez
Ell repertoire y el conjunto de la
compania, son excelentes.
Entire las obras que dara a ropocer
en- Puerto Rico, figuran, uN eneanto
de un walls" y ala princesa del do
Aars, del genero de ala Viuda Ahgrep.
Para traer la compahia Sc ha fornoa-
do una empresa on San Juan, de la
que es socio gerente a senior Spa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07
QURRER ES P0DER

-Lo que es yo,-dijo mi mardo-no voy casa de esa
mujer. eenar, pase pero luego mi casa
Els que en- de La Ines Sc juega.
NO importa.
grara y luego nos ha de dejar.
Yo que haca va ratio que estaba ALI con augusta
mortal separs de La pared di agunos pssos Stras
hacienda luego que iba haeis ellos.
Pase al lado de mi mardo fingf verle; pero el
VIC excam6:
-iCasilda! i& donde vaai
"A buscarte,-dje 20.
-3Ocurre algol
-Nada: solo que han dicho quo hay esta noebe
comedia nnuy hermosa el del Principe guerra
que llevaxas
-Mujer, jde d6nde te oeuxrc esos-me pregunt6 81
muy admirado.
Que Sc yos Bsta noche irfa al teatro de nuy buena
gana.
Paco qued6 ago perpejo; pero realmente me ha
querido siempre muy de djo, hacienda gran
esfuerzo:
--Iremos
" despues me levras conner calamares-ahadf 70,
sabiendo que delira por plato fngiendo 10 de-
sesba, aunque no 10 puedo ver
-Mujer, hoy estas de antojos,-iijo a.
va estoy asf....
-Certo: hay que eomplacerte todo. Haste mahana.
AMIGOS.
-Que, no vieness- exelamaEen todos. .'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07

partar
departamento
ria Relojeria
Este equpado altara
conamos los servicos de Opteo graduado.
facdad espales
aho oblgads los Eados
precios
bajo del todo garanizado
euaquier ocutas oMplcada
en- termino de "a horas
r. Bouret Huste Sueesor Tnaud Plaza Principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07
N0TgCQAS.

Ha embarcado hacia dos Estados Uni
dos ei Sub-Comisionado del interior
Mr.. John lnce, quien va a Washington
en- asuntos que Sc relacionan con los
trabajos del riego que Sc hacen en- Ia
costa Sur de ia isla.
Ell Comiaonado del interior Mr.. Gra-
hame ha remitido al Presidente de les
Estados Unidos ed report anuaa de 81
departamento.
En- ell correo de maiIana sc esperG.
de dos Estados Unidos al Secretario ae-
Puerto Rico Mr. Ward.
Ell Presidente del Partido Repubsie&-
no, don jose do GuEman Benton, kssa
dirigido una circular-invitaci6n les
republicanos mas prominentes, para Ske
asistan al recibimiento que se le h;sra
al gobernador Cotton.
Ell senior Audrey de la Corte de Dig
trito, seccS6m primera, ha dictado las
resoluciones siglientes
DecQarando justificado en- favor de-
Felipe Sandoval, el derecho al doumi--
mo de un terreno.
Declarando tamlbieu justificakln eqr
favor de Bonifacio Lopez, el dominic.
de una finca r1stica.
Aprobando igualmealte ell eNpedien-
te dominic promovido por Mariarlo
Hernandez, respecto una. finca rils--
| taca
Declarando CON lugar una denlantla
de desha1lcio de Antero Tarazona. con-
ira Alberto Davit.
Declarando talnbiem con lugar unsa
demanda de la SUCCESSION de Julian E..
Bancs contra la Sucesi6n de w. LMgo
Vlnas, sobre extinction de obligacio--
mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07
A. s. 1.6O

Es de- mueha uti6daa, 10 ssls para
los Aboeados, Cezts Judisiales, Ayuh'
ta,nientos, Corperaeiones y empaeadps
de toaes los ramos, sine taHbSdn para
los comereiantes, indnstriales = pefso
pas de negecies, el eanepimiezto De i'a
Layes de Puerto Rico aprebaaas por Las
Camaras y el COnseje &esNtiva en- el
also Be 1907. -:
Sc vende q $1-50 en la Lshrezia del
BOLETIN MHRCANTH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07

Ha sado arrestado en- Arecibo. porr
alteraclOn de Ia paZ, ed imd6vidqto
Eduardo Correa, quien igres6 em la
carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-07
Gran estab|echmhnh htogrd6co de R. Colorado

Gran ESTABLISHMENTS totOgTd1co de h Colorado
meor estabecmiento fotografco de las Antias Toda
de trabao fotogracos, los meores materales
Grandes taleres para la fabrication de peculas Cine
matografcas.
Venta alquiler de aparatos pelictlas toda clase
de materaes accessories Vistas MAS
retratos de los anunciantes.
Grandes exisencas de fnos dorados colores
vapor han recbdo verdaderas preciosdades
este .
Esta casa prmera dnica one dedca la fabrication
pelcuas Cpematogracas dara pronto las
primeras pelculas fabrcadas en- Puerto Rico
Escrba pdiendo nformes, 1e contestant dandoe
tos detalles puedan interesa1e
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TELEGRAPH cable:-SOloradO
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
NAME SOCIALIST TICKET.
Virginia State Convention Formu-
Iates It's Platform.


Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. July A-The annual conven-
tion OF the Socialist party in Virginia to-
day named a full State ticket, formu-
lated q platform embOdying a declara-
ton OF loyalty 10 international Ialism
and the national Socialist party IN the
United States. and adopted drastic reso-
lutions denouncing the present state con-
stitutiOn. advocating compulsory educa-
uonal laws with free textbooks and food
and clothing for INDECENT children: de-
manding the abolition Of the contract
convict labor system and the employment
Of children under sixteen 1rs Of age.
the abolition Of the power 0f judges 10
grant injunctons in labor c..ses. and de-
handing the election Of Judges by the
people Arrangements were perfected 20
carry on a vigorous campaign throughout
the State. The following ticket was
named.
For governor-AIonzo II. bennett. Of
Ware Neck.
For lieutenant governor-C. z. Good, or
Norfolk
For secretary OF the Commonwealth-D
D. Harrison. Of Manchester.
For ueasurer-B. w. Harris. OF Aber-
deem.
For superintendent OF public instruction
b NJ Dutton. OF Richmond
For commissioner Of agrfculture-O. J.
Ross. Of Norfolk.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
REV. JEREMIAH ENGLE DEAD.
Prominent Methodist Minister Dies
ht FRirmOnt OF Paralysis

oIeCidI 20 me Washington Herald.
Fairmont, w Va, July 4--Rev. Jere-
miah Engle died yesterday az his home
in Fairmont, aged seventy-two years.
Paralysis was the cause He was a na-
tive Of Philadelphia and for thIrty-two
years had been a member OF the West
Virginia conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Seventeen years ago
he came to Fairmont from BenwoOd and
was pastor Of the First Metsodist Epis-
eopal Church. After two years he went
to Wheeling and after serving there two
years returned 10 Fairmont as presiding
elder Of the Clarksburg district.
Later he was pastor OF the Diamond
Street Church at FairmOnt. and for the
past seven years had held a supernu-
merary relation. He was commander Of
Meade Post, Grand Army OF the Republic,
at Fairmont, and was chaplain of the
State G. A. r. He enlisted in Company
D. Thirty-fourth Regiment Ohio 2 I'M
teer Infantry, July so. 1861. and was US
tered out September I3, 1854 He in
many hard battles. He was a memp. Of
the Cincinnati Commandery of the Loyal
Legion Of the United States. He was also
chaplain Of the regimental association.
He served four years as city clerk OF
Fairmont.
During two years OF his ministerial ca
reer he was a missionary to New Mex
leo He Is survived by his wife, three
sons. Harry n. Engle. Of the POst-ofice
Department: Talton F. Engle, Of Graf
ton. ". Va, and William n. Engle. OF
the First National Bank, Fairmont, and
one daughter. Mrs. Harry Dobson, OF
Brookline, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
POINTS OUT DANGER.
Rev Mr. Thompson Talks on 'sNew
Declaration OF Independence

Open-air services were held last night
on the lawn OF the Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church. Third and A streets
northeast.
4 musical service was first given in
which America" and other patriotic
hymns appropriate 70 the occasion were
sung. after which Rev. A. II. Thompson
delivered the sermon, using as his text
The call for a new Declaration OF IN
dependence. in which ne dealt with the
various aspects and abuses OF our na-
tional life. He said the curse OF our
modern civilization and the cause Of
many OF our national evils is materiaIIsm.
In support Of this he referred 20 a re-
mark OF former President Roosevelt,
who. when asked what was the greatest
danger confronting the nation. said ma
terliasm." He also raised the question.
Are we free?" On THIS score he said
that so long as labor is denied the right
TO organize; so long as a portion OF our
people are denied free expression at the
polls; 50 long as We permit corporate
greed and political corruption 10 encroach
upon our personal liberty and permit
economic conditions TO crush our woman
hood and childhood, we cannot IN honor
call ourselves free.
He stated that these evils are in
great measure due 10 the sUbServience
OF the people 70 money and the sense
less aping Of the wealthy by people OF our
lower and middle classes
Mr.. Thompson said further he still had
faith in the old spirit Of INC which made
US free and would keep Us free in spite
of ali the corporations and dishonest
politicians in the whole world
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
MILITARY TOURNAMENT OPEN
Spectacular Retreat and Full Dress
Parade at Toledo, Ohio.
No Balloon Flights Possible, as
Army DiriEibIe Was Badly
Damaged in storm

Toledo. July 4-The United States milf
tary tournament under command Of Mai.
Gen. Frederick Dent Grant, was opened
most auspiciously this afternon at Camp
William II, Taft, with a sacred band con
cert. IN which the bands Of the Second,
Tenth. and Twenty-seventh Infantry par
ticlpated. The band concert was followed
with a drill by the First Battalion OF the
Fifteenth Infantry The grand feature OF
the afternoon was the spectacular retreat
and fun dress parade OF the Tenth Regi-
ment followed by guard mounting.
Maj Ger Grant and stan witnessed
the review from the generals box in the
grand stand. The heads Of the Toledo
Chamber Of Commerce. under whose aus
pices the tournament IS being given. were
Gen Grants special guests.
Il had been arranged for the govern
ments dirigible way balloon 20 make an
ascension. but Gen. Grant announced
that there viii be no balloon fights from
Camp Taft during the tournament. TIE
BIS army cirlgibie was So badly damaged
N the storm which swept over the camp
Friday night that IL viii be impossible 20
repair IL In time Tor the tournament
When the SQuan struck the camp The
big balloon was housed in a tent IN the
south end Of the grounds. So great was
the force Of the wind that the large tent
poles We're snapped ike matches and the
balloon and car was wrecked.
The United States ships Merrill and Es-
sex, together with the Wolverine. have
arrived. and tomorrow the ships VIII IRE
the national salute in honor 0f Uncle
Sans national day.
The official opening Of the tournament
viii take place tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
NEGLEGTS TO DECLARE GOODS
Portland Man with Sense Of Humor
Pays for Failure.
Inspector Loeb Gets $4,000 from Sol
Blumauer Because OF Dutiable
stuff In Trunks.

New York. July 4-Sol Blumauer. de-
scribed by Deputy Surveyor McKeon as
cheerful person whose sense OF humor
was not rufiled even when by order OF
Collector Loeb he was ordered 10 pay
Sloo0 fine for falling 10 declare goods Of
that value. arrived tonight by the Ham
burg-American liner Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria He was accompanied by his
wife. They had been 10 Paris 10 attend
the marriage Of their daughter 10 H. J.
Lit They left the young folks honey
incoming and took the Kaiserin az Cher
bourg.
Mr. Blumauer is a wholesale liquor
dealer in Portland. Oreg.. and has lots OF
money. He made the usual declaration
that each had only 500 worth OF dutia-
bic stuff, which passengers are permitted
10 bring in.
Inspector Halloran went through the
trunks Of the Blumauers very carefully
and surprised Mr.. Blumauer very much
by telling him that there would De about
$500 duty on the things he had failed 10
declare. Mr.. Blumauer said he was will
ing TO pay the duty He was perturbed
when he was told that that would not be
all that would he required OF him. but
that be would have 20 appear before Col
lectOr Loeb and make an explanation.
The collector listened 20 the cheerful
remarks Of Mr.. BlumaUer. as did the
United States district attorneys Office.
and IL Will be decided that Mr.. Blumauer
was not innocent enough 20 get away
with the payment Of the duty altogether
The law allows the imposition Of a max
imum fine equal 20 the foreign value Of
goods that passengers bring in with in
tent 10 deceive the government. and as
the value Of the Blumauer importation
was S1.500.. Mr.. Blumauer turned over
s. 800 % the collector.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
POLITICS WARM IN FIFTH.
Prospective Fight Between Swan
son and Saunders.

Special 20 TIE Washington Herald.
Cascade, Va. July 4-The political Dot
is beginning 20 boil in the Fifth Con
gressioRal district. Not only is the guber-
natorial race getting hotter. but more
than ordinary interest is being shown
In the coming Congressional race. when
Il Is believed that Gov. Swanson. after
his term as governor expires. VIII come
back % the Fifth district and contest
with Representative z. W. Saunders for
the Democratic Congressional nomina-
ton.
II Swanson does aspire 10 represent his
district in Congress again II will mean a
warm fight here-one that VIII be the
talk OF the district for years TO come.
There IS even talk now Of a possible dead
lock between Swanson and Saunders. and
the name OF John ". Carter is suggested
as a compromise candidate IN case the
feeling gets very bitter between the
friends OF the other two. Carter is mayor
Of Martinsville
II is known that the Republicans are
hoping 20 make votes out OF a possible
contest between Swanson and Saunders
for the Democratic nomination. state
q. o. p. Chairman Slemp IS now laying
plans TO capture the Fifth district and
place Il In the Republican column along
with the Ninth.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

e. s Dert. o. Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. sunday. July T. 1865 u ~
Cool and generally 'air weather c11tia-es frr-a
the Lake regio1 and ono valley eastward. and
there has also bgeu considerable IAN ir ten
Ie-ature iu the South Atlantic States u the
6l1 states te-lrgrl-rres remained high. with some
local showers IN Texas The7e were also showers
in The Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys the
Northwest. TIE Rocky Mountain region. ara the
Middle Plateau.
ircssure Is generally low Over tie Western half
Of tle country. and unsettled. shoVely weather VII
therefore continue duri-E Monday between the Roc-y
Mountains ard tie Urpe- Mississippi VaIey. and
extend INTO The ohio Falley. che soufbern Ur7r
Lake and western Lower Lake rs-ious without
marked tenplrature changes
TIE winds along the Ncw England ard lEdEe
Atlantic coasts WIN be light 90 moderate north
westerly. becCuslrg eas-Crly hy Tuesday on the
south Atlantic coast hslt ard mostly northeas.cry
except variable on the F0riia coast on the EaS
tIuf Clas- lg-r and Vl-llbie- Oh Tire Werr Gulf
coast light 90 moderate southeast to -outh- On The
Lover Lakes Eght On moderate and rarsat-e be
coming sourheasterly; Cu tie Upper Lakes moderate
and Tarlable Cu SupC-l1r- and moderate. possibly
trlsE east % southeast. on Michigan and H1rdr
steamers departing Monday fcr European ports uiu
have hght % moderate west % northwest winds.
with fair weather % the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1909-07-05
PLANS FOR TOURNEY
Date Announced as July %
by Father Harrington.
JUST PRIOR TO THE PRIMARY
Every Leader in the Democratic
Fight in Montgomery County Ex-
fractions, in Addition 20 the
Tournament, VIII Be There.

Boyds, Nd. July 4-The weIl-known
Grand Army tournament and picnic held
at Barnesville each year, and so well
known for the large crowd II attracts
from adjoining counties and from Wash
ington and Virginia and other points is
TO be held at Barnesville on Wednesday.
July 2S, so says Rev. Father George B.
Harrington. pastor Of St. Mary's Cath
olic Church, In whose interest the picnic
is held.
On account OF the warm fight in the
Democratic primaries this year il bids
fair. with a good day. 10 attract at least
5000 persons. This picnic IS wen known
for the part Il plays in Democratic
primaries every odd year. and this season.
II being held just four days prior 10 the
primary election. many a slate VIII. as
heretofore. be made and broken on that
day, IN comparison with the strength
each candidate shows up TO that time
Democratic Leaders There.
Every leader IN the Democratic fight
and Jones. Lee. and Peter Democrats from
every section congregate there and wage
NttN-A AestlAtc AnA A4lcI fecLlko friends.
and every one knowing this comes 10 the
scene OF this picnic. which resembles
more OF a county fair than a picnic. 10
look on and get tips as "a the winners.
and, as many Democrats desire 10 PLAY
the winning side, this picnic is the one
that generally decides the fate OF one
or the other.
Father Harrington has worked hard
with his people 20 make this picnic one
of the grandest ever held. Baseball.
tournament riding. fish ponds. and many
other attractions win be the order OF
the day.
The programme viii be carried out
as in former years. though with many
additional attractions.
In the tournament class a challenge is
extended 10 any part OF the United
States Tor riders.
This picnic viii be the biggest affair
Montgomery County has seen for years
and that it VIII draw one OF the largest
crowds ever seen g the opinion o. all.