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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21
A0TAS ' !!T|C|AS

En- Bayam6n sorprendi6 la de-
tectire una jugada d 10 prohibido, a.
rrestando a los jugadoes. Tambicn
fue denunciado ALI un sujeto por por
tar armas prohibidas.
En- Ponce ha sido detenido por
la detectire Rafael Santiago Rodri-
guez acusado de hurto.
-Ha estado en- San Juan el Sr.
Francisco Brunei, hacendado de Ma
natl.
En- la Corte municipal de Pom
&C fallaron 2l5 asuntos civlles en- cl
ano fisc;l dc I90S-l9O9. Apelaciones
entabladas durante el aho. % .Causas
criminalcs instruidas durante el ano.
1863. Falladas $500. Apelacione>
10 Sentencias condenatorias Is
Y absolutorias l.46O. Asuntos clvl
is pcndicntcS en- de Julio de 1905
i En- de Julio de 1909, lbs.
Sc informa que el gobernador
Ho>t no ira i Ponce 4 las fieStaS de.
- Parece que la razon es que siendo
l.s ficstaS lila domingo, no es costum
IRE entrc las pcrsonas que profesan
s-iSiir- i ifiestas.
Entire lOs 3 empleados que figuran
,npucsto . lsignaciones hechas para
u curricntc ano fiscal por eConseio
lerutivo. y no fig,lran en- eide 1905
l sa.eSta uno para Ia comizon de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21
.CLEMENC[AU
EN- D[SGRAC|A.
Ell escandalo naval
preeipita su caida.
E rey Alfonso ,evista a
las tropas exped,eiona-
rias.
Banqueros ingleses ofrecen a
Banqueros ingleses ofrecen a
Cuba los creditos peeesarjos
pars unj6car 50 deu9a.

New York, julio s21 - Comu-
nican de Paris, que al tener conoci-
mlento ell pueblo de los escanda-
los denunciados por Ia comision
naval, Sc produjeron serios tumultos
Una imponente manifestation
recorri6 las Gales de Paris en- Sc
nal de protesta contra ell actual
gobierno al que califican. de d.
lapidador del tesoro nacional.
Ante Ia actitud del pueblo y los
rudos ataques que contra Ciemen-
ceau han sido hechos por ell diputa-
ndo Dena]aye y los nacionalistas,
el consejo de ministro puso esta
mabana en- manos del presidente
Faiiieres, la dimision de sus carte
ras.
La caida del premier Clemenceau
ha causado profundo impression
en- todos los cfrculos politlcos de
Europa, donde es considerable CO.
mo una de las fguras mas promi
nentes de la Franccia contempo-
ranea.
New York, julio 2l.- Comu-
nican de Espana que el rey Alton
so ha liegado a Cadiz para despedir
las tropas que embarcan hoy pa
ra Marruecos. El monarca revisto
al ejercito expedicionario, y pro-
nunci6 una arenga al ejerc'to
que fue ofda con religioso respe-
to. Don Alfonso fue ovasionado
por las tropas y el pueblo. Des-
pues de asistir a la misa de cam
pana partio ell monarca con direc
cion a Madrid.
Comunican de Londres que va
rios banqueros ingleses han ofre-
ido al gobierno cubano un empress
to sufciente para unihcar la deu-
"a exterior. I'M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21
GUERRA En-
SUD-AMER|CA.
robable guerra entire
Argentina y Bolivia.
FL representante argentine
en- La Paze zerecibe orden
de abandonar a Bolivia.
E! gobierno de Busnos Aires or
El gobjerno de Busnos Aires or.
JeDa al mjDistro de Bolivia
abaDd0Bar el territoyio en- 81
termine de "a horaS.

New York. julio 2]::-El gobier
no de Buenos Aires ha enviado una
nota a SUI ministro residente en- La
Pa7, para que abandone el terri
torio de Bolivia Un crucero nacio-
nal aguarda en- africa al diploma
tico argentine.
al misno tempo que Argenti-
ma daba ofden a su representan-
te de abandonar a Bol via el secre-
tarlo de estado argentine retira-
ba eI e1aquotur al representante de
Bolivia en- Buenos Aires obligan-
dole q abandonar ell territorio en-
eI piazo perentorio de "a horas.
Este proceder de Argentina ha
venido agravar Ia situaci6n.
Sc cree que el gabinete de Bue-
nos Aires ha enviado el ulimatun.
a Bolivia. En- los circulos o6cia-
les de sur America Sc tiene por Sc
guro, que las hostilidades queda-
ron rOlaS QeSQe aver.
De Tucuman han partido varios
batallones con direction & Rosario,
Oran y Humahuaca, cerca de la
frontera.
La sltuaclon Sc eonsidera gravisi-
ma.
New York, julio 21.- Existe
en- ei senado una fuerte oposicion
en- ia discussion de las tarifas, en- el
punto referente a Filipinas y al
impuesto sobre las rentas a las cor
poraciones capitalists. Es Green
cia general que este 1ltimo pro-
vecto de ley no pasara en- la presen-
te legislature.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21
La junta de faImacia.
lie fijaran dias para los
examenes de revalida,
La Seccion Is de la ley de far
macia.

Sc reuni6 aver dia 20 en- los salo-
mes del Laboratorio Quimico V Bac-
teriologico Ia iunta de farmacia con
la asistencia de. los miem
bros siguientes: los Sres. Pedro
Julia, NJ. Guillermety, Clemente Ra-
mirez de Arellanoo v Rafael del Va
lie Sarraga.
Sc tomaron los acuerdos siguicn-
tes:
Verificar los exameneS ordinarios
para revalida de los titulos dc Liccn-
ciados V Doctores en- Farmsria y
para los estudiantes de los distinto>
cursos de que consta la cancTa, en
los dfas siguientes:
Agostc ?, mahana Quimica tcne-
raj Inorgsnica-
Agosto = tArde HistoTia NstuNl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21

iranqmclas, cl que mace tempo pres
taba ese servlclo por autorlzaci6n
del Consejo Ejecutivo.
Sc cree que con el aumento de
la, partida de asignaci6n para la po-
licia insular, recommendation q ha
hecho el gobcrnador Y aprobado el
Consejo Executive podra ser posi-
ble la reorganization de la banda de
la policla insular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21

Despues de 3 amos en- que
no Sc usaba en- Francia la
guillotina, ha vuelto a apa-
recer al publico ell terrible
aparato. Fallers, ell ante.
rior Presidente de la repn.
blica, era refraCtario a i'm.
poner la pena capital, pc.
TO el nuevo Presidente
piensa dc 'distinto modo
y va han sido varios los
condenandos a muerte, en-.
ire ellos IN. celebre bandi.
de apellido Donvers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21
CAME.

Sc desea zanzibar dos hermosas Y
buenas yuntas de bueyes j6venes,
por vacas lecheras que sean de bue-
IA raza.
Para informes dirigirse al Admi-
'istrador de este diario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21

Hay agricultores que neces,ta
mayordomos" q hay "mayordomosn
cue necesitan colocaci6n. Esas dos
aspiraciones Sc encuentran con Diff
c,ltad retardo. Ambas coincidirdn
rdpidamente 81 los deseos de mayordo-
mos y agricultores Sc anuncian en-
LA Correspondence. Hay en- es
diario especial q m6dica tarJa a
fect0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-21
DIsCOs PUERTORRIQUENOs

Las personas que interesen dis
COS puertorriquenos deben pedir el
catalogo que acaba de imprimirse
ujosamente para. el gran estable-
cimiento Ell Cielo que va a recibir
lln cargamento de dichos discos TO-
nografcs a plazas desde S Is a 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31

minutes induced her to let talk to her alone in
the small drawing room at the Westmores dance.
What do you suppose she replied?
Still dumbfounded, l simply shook my head.
Bland paused and you may believe that listened
breathessly However he did not at once con-
tinue, and when he began he spoke sneeringy
Il don't believe that it S going to make your last
moments any peasanter to be told Therefore l
much anyone ever hated another If it not
for you, perhaps
What do you mean man. l exclaimed start
ing up and standing over him
Yes l mean that. he snarled 1t was you,
she said. 1t is you that she loves. When l asked
her to marry me, she answered no decidedly, en-
phatically, finally. There could be doubt about
her feeling as to the matter. He laughed in a way
urged her to tell me if there anyone else. She
did not deny this / asked her directly if the
you. She did not delay instant in answering
yes. Then she turned on me swiftly and defianty
and gloriOuSy. Il do not care, she said, if you
know. l believe that he loves In short time
he will tell me- Then all the world may know
For instant remained speechessly con-
fronting each other.
te-with what might have been yours if you
only stood free on land in the world above
80 She said it was II l cried and l seized him by
the shoulder and shook him. Are you telling me the
Its the truth he answered, letting himself go
in my grasp and speaking IN way l could not
doubt. Fate has made up to me- IN the way of
revenge at least, by letting me sit here to watch
ing, which was what l could not have l couldn't
wish it better. my fine fellow my winner of ladies'
hearts What good does that do you now? How
does her love help you? What is it, except some
thing to make death more bitter
We both drew away staring at each other. Sud-
denly he sprang up.
You sha' win!' he shrieked. You sha mt
Continued on page 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31

attention and drawing your notice to what
may dwell disagreeably in your memory, may come
back at times Eke-like-the memory of one of that
mad painter Wiertzs horrors in that museum in
Brussels l may be selfish about it, l may be
lacking in good taste: but l want to tell you that
love you. Let that bring pardon for me for all. |
love you. Rosamond,- how greatly at last l
cannot tell
Il know how good and kind you are and 1 do
not wish you to be unhappy about this. beg you
to be happy, because you will know the happiness
there is for in telling you now. How much easier
that makes each moment! Indeed, knowing l
do that | might not hope to have you, and knowing
that without you there would be nothing else in the
world, really don't much mind. At least feel
very calm about it l have the satisfaction of real
izing that | am not giving up anything in dying,
since l am not giving you up. Moreover L have
told you that l love you, and living man
could not have done hat,-there would have been
too great absurdity in it,-and at least there is
much gained.
A WONDERFUL thing has happened. Ten min
utes ago,-half an hour has passed since l
wrote the last words,-Band rose, stepped across
the cabin, and sat down beside me- looked up
l undertook to describe the difference, could not;
but the alteration Enthusiastically there. All
that really plainly appeared exceptional was the
in which his fingers opened and closed con-
vulsively and his nails seemed to claw at his palms
'Crogan,' he began abruptly, what 1 going
to say to you is unusual; but we not exactly in
a normal situation
'Instinctively l glanced about this close, small
place. but felt that he never took his eyes Oft me
I'VE sha'n't get out of here, and it does not
make the least difference what we say, he went on
his voice more grating, but at the time higher
and more OF a piercing, excited treble Last night
l asked Miss Rosamond Lee to marry mel
"Astounded as l was could not reply, but
NAMED mutely staring at him. Indeed, there was
nothing for me to
L asked her, he pursued doggedly, in the few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31
By Herbert Kaufman

Twist your frown to SMILE
The games still worth while
1t was no disgrace to have lost that last race.
Go back to the scratch again Right about face
Get back to the match again Strike new pace
If you went down at sea with your flag flying free,
If you stood at the mast unafraid to the last,
Don't you know that you won?
you kept self respect when your fortune wrecked.
You still have balance on lifes books Collect!
Its there to your credit Go right out and get it!
What you been leeed and eered and sneered
1t was better to fail than to justify Jail,
Than to sell what no gentleman offers for sale.
1t ism a mark of esteem to be cheered at
So long as the world looks through glasses Of gold.
So long as the wolves in charge Of the fold
So long as the craftsmans ideals are sold,
So long as the state and the bench have their price,
So long as the monitor partners with vice.
II your choice was honor, twas not you who quailed.
You won the good Knights accolade when you 'faied'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05

the year with s1,o7s,9S5 and La Rose
third with s9s6,526.
Seven metallurgical companies have
been a source of great profit to share
holders for during the year, S1O,74S,
064 has been disbursed in dividends.
On an issued capitalization of s229,-
495,012, these companies. since incor-
Poration, have been able to make 70
shareholders a return of AZ per cent
or s93,325.773. The American Smelt-
ing & Refining Co., has paid divi-
dends this year on its preferred stock
OF SS,052, 500 and on its common stock
s1.750,000. The total preferred diyi-
dends amount to s32. 766, 500 while to
tai common is SIC, 10000, return of SO
per cent on the former and 33 13 per
cent on the latter, both being capital
lied at $4,000 900. National Lead
paid $1.23s,495 on its preferred stock
and s1,032,769 on its common. The
total preferred amounts to s21,1S9,-
264 and total common s4.693, 1856.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
DOUGLAS MAKES WAR
ON The DO-NOTHINGs

That the city Is in earnest in its
efforts to drive out the men who have
no visible means Of support other
than what they may obtain from the
unfortunate habitues of the Sixth st.
resorts was again shown today. There
were three of them in the tolls when
breakfast was ordered for the inmates
OF the city jail, and the two days Of
lptiness OF the cells came to an
abrupt end.
This morning there were four pris-
oners in the city Jail. One was given
an immediate hearing and pleaded
guilty to Drunkenness. He was Civ
en- ten days and is Row the whole of
the chain gang on the city streets.
The other cases will come up this
afternoon. They are three Of the un-
desirable class mentioned and win de-
fend themselves against yagrancy
charges which are lodged against
them, having engaged counsel for
thls purpose. Their attorney states
that he believes one of them, a negro,
win be discharged. as the evidence
seems weak against him, and the of
ficers seem to think such will be the
case. The attorney expects that an
other, who is not able to do much
work on the chain gang if Jailed, will
be "floated" as he has expressed his
willingness 10 be lost to Douglas, and
the chances are that the third one
will do long sentence on the streets.
No county arrests were before the
court There was in the county Jail
a man wanted at Bisbee who will be
taken back to the Hill camp tonight.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05

gold-silver-lead-zinc producers. paid
during the eleven months of 1899 div
idends of s2e,IO4Ol1, making their
grand total since incorporation. $780,
s5O,5s5. which on a combined issued
capitalize iion of s245. S27 ,s24 is equiv
alent 10 q return on this large capital
ization Of So per cent One reason
why these properties have not made
better returns is their excessive cap
italization, for which reason only
twenty-eight have so far returned
their capitalization as against twelve
copper companies out of sixteen,
which have more than returned their
capitalization.
OF the above eighty-seven companies
paying dividends in 1909. fifty-three
are operating properties in the United
States. and hey have paid this year
total Of $15.o71 1913, and since incor-
poration, s114.5S3. 121 a return equiva-
lent TO rs per cent on their combined
issued capitalization of $155, 31S, 251.
Goldfield Con, which has maintained
the lead during the year has paid S.
POI. 233. This is a remarkable record
for property that has been under
operation for so few years. TOnopah,
snotAer Nevada property, is second
for the year with 81. SOC, 600. The great
Homestake is third for the year with
81, 2oS. 400 and s1S,974, $50. since ineor-
poration. Camp Bird of Colorado
ranks fourth for year with $685.. zoo
and S5,9S5.950 to date. Silver King
Coalition of Utah is fifth for the year
with s9s7,5OO,
Sixteen Mexican companies with an
issued capitalization of 80. 4S7. 500 have
paid so far this year s4,5S5.2oO ard
since incorporation s3S,545,O S7. El
Orc leads for the year with $500. 200
and since incorporation $5.746. $50. a
return equivalent to 100 per cent on
its issued capitalization. Esperanza
is second for the year with 1871. $50
and $10,15S.75O since incorporation, a
return of 451 per cent on it's issued
capitalization.
Fifteen Canadian companies, all
but two operating in the Cobalt camp.
have this year paid s6,120,1SS to
shareholders, making their total dur
ing the few years of their organiza-
ton, S14,464,077. Nipissing maintains
the lead with S1.35O.00O to its
credit for the year. with a total of
So. $3.50, 900. Crown Point is second for
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
MINES OF AMERICA SHOW GAINS
IN SPITE OF LEAN CONDITIONS
CREDITS FOR ELEVEN MONTHS THIRTIETk
SHOWS AMOUNTS ON

With s55.SsS. 42s to their credit for
the eleven months of 1909 ending No
yember 80. 1ls American mines aud
metalinrgical works. according to fig
ures available TO The Mining World.
have fittingiy demonstrated that. &c
spite decidedly lean year, The oper.
alton Of mines is paying occupation.
That these returns are not of a spor-
adic nature is evidenced by the TACT
that these same mines and works
have TO their credit since incorpors-
ton. the splendid total Of $685., 2s6-
TAO. This. on an issued capitalization
Of $560,22S.S25. is equivalent to a re-
turn of 1O7 per cent
In addition to these dividends there
have been declared. so far in 1903, BIZ
ten securities holding corporations,
dividends amounting to s15.019.S 16.
Since interpretations. all during The
past ten years, these ten corporations
have declared dividends totaling $685.
664.s56. a return of 80 per cent on
their combined issued capitalization
OF 1911 $40. 500.
In point of dividends paid both Tor
the year and since incorporation, the
copper companies are again in the
lead. for sixteen of these, all inUnited
States, have disbursed TO stockhold-
ers during the eleven months of 1903
tho sum OF s15,1S6.354. Since ineor-
poration these sixteen corporations
have turned over to shareholders
1921, 9s5.3S2, showing a return Of over
four times the outstanding capitali-
cation of s7S,66S. $50. or equivalent to
419 per cent. Senator Clark's United
Verde property has made regular
monthly dividends this year and leads
among the coppers with S2,475, 600.
Since incorporation this company has
paid dividends totaling $24,022, 900, or
eight times its issued capitalization.
a trifle better than 800 per cent.
Anaconda, second for the year with
$4,000, 600. has paid since incorpora-
ton s45, 300. 900, equivalent - Isl per
cent on its $50. 1000, 600 issued snare
capital. Calumet & Hecla is third for
the year with 81 100000. but since in
corporation it has repaid its s2,500,-
600 capital over forry-three times,
which is equivalent to 1890 per cent.
Others for year in the million class,
are Boston & Montana and North
Butte. both with s1,2OOOO0. and Utah
Copper with 81 ,O97, 600.
Eighty-seyen properties classed as
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
Douglas News
Dies of Pneumonia

Dies of Pneumonia
]. W. Yoast died this morning about
four o'clock at st. Mary's hospital af-
ter only weeks illness of pneumo-
mia. He was a young man and has
been employed for four or five years
as car foreman for the Southwestern.
He was unmarried and a mother in
Pleasantdale. w. Va, is said to have
been his only immediate relative.
Funeral arrangements will be announ-
ced later.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
conaressman Here

r. F. Brousard, member of the
house of representatives from Louisi-
ana, was in the city last night. He is
interested in a property few miles
south of here with Captain Thomas
McEniry and others.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
MildeM Cure

Surface mildews may be cured by
busting equal parts Of sulphur and
line. To make The measurement more
accurate, weigh both the powders be
fore mixing.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05

The ten securities holding corpora
lions paying s15,O19.S SIG so far in 1909
ave total dividend payments to their
credit of s9s,664. s56, a go per cent re-
turn on the $S11 ,34O.6OO share capital.
Amalgan ated leads with s3,S47,197 for
the year and S6O,5O1, $50 to GATE, a
SO per cent return on its 1855, 1851, 900
share capital. PhelpsDodge ranks
second for the year with sS,S7O,O95
and American Securities third with
81. $50, 600.
With the declarations already made
al those yet 10 be made, the year
1909 will make a very satisfactory
showing when the many deferred fac
tors In the metal market are taken
into consideration.-Mi World.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
Misnt rnarrrx.

To treat a poor wretch udth a bot
he Of Burgundy and I'LL bis snuff boz
f. Ike giving pair Of laced RULES
to a man that has never q shirt on his
back.-Tom Brown.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
Too sond Of hIa Family.

A story comes from Russia that q
citizen there ate HE wife, brother and
four children. Another man inordinate-
y fond Of bis family.-Portland Ore
gonian-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
A Coward.

A coward boasting CT bis courage
may deceive strangers. but he Is .
laughing-stock OF those who know him
--Phaedrua
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
Only One Case

There was but one case in court
this morning. A Mexican was accus-
ed of being drunk and disorderly and
became number two on the chain
gang.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05

an ore train sixteen miles west of
Douglas this morning, on the South
western, the Bisbee stub was annull-
led. The train from the west viii also
be delayed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
Packard Returns

Hon. s. A Packard was back at his
desk in the First National Bank yes
terday, having returned the night be-
fore from a trip to California.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
To Plan Clifton


The Douglas high school foot ball
team, accompanied by the coach, J. o.
Hassler. left for Clifton this morn
ing and will play there tomorrow.
They will not return until Monday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
Miss Rowe III

Miss Rowe III
Miss Alkaline Rowe, prima donna
of the Reed-Arbuckle stock company,
is unable to appear here this week
on account Of illness.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05
VIII Inspect Cattle

DR.. ]. C. Norton, U. S. veterinary
for the territory, came in this morn
ing from Phoenix and left for the
Slaughter ranch to inspect cattle.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05

Stub Called Off
On account of the derailment of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-05

ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
Election of officers Tuesday evening
December It'll. A full attendance is
requested.
L. HORvITZ, C. C.