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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08


ridge was impatient as a boy in his
effort to have the contract closed up
without giving any chance for exami-
nation into it. Alderman Marlatt
asked that. the letting of the contract
be laid. over until Wednesday night
andst view was supported by Alder
men o 'Brien, Thommessen, Schultz,
tDisch, -Schend and Mayer, but the ma
Jority Including Aldermen Pirsch, Hig
| ley, Timme, Simons, Geo. Wade, Will
lens and John Wade, was in favor of
immediate action. The alderman from
the Second ward then suggested the
addition of the bond clause to the
contract and this was opposed on ac-
tcount@of the fact that the present con-
tracing company had not furnished a
bond. After considerable discussion.
however, the bond clause was ordered
inserted in the contract and the com
pany must give a bond of $4,000 for
the first year and bond equal to
double the amount of the estimate OF
the contract for each succeeding year.
This bond, under the suggestion of
Alderman Swift, must be approved by
the Council and not by the mayor as
has been done in other similar mat
tiers. The discussion of the bond
clause brought a reference to the bond
which had been filed with the city by
A., G. Frost which afterward proved
to be worthless The Council will
make an effort to prevent a repeti-
ton of this sort of an incident
The Kenosha Gas and Electric Com
pany it is said will make no further
effort to secure a contract from the
city. At the meeting last night Man
ager Kimball insisted that his com
pany might offer to furnish light at a
lower figure than the railway com
pany had offered and there seemed to
be possibility of merry war which
would result in the city getting the
benefit of low priced lights, but this
morning Manager Kimball declared
that he would take no further notice
of the matter. The promoters of the
new contract were a little delinquent
in that they did not move re-consid-
Grafton of the action of the Council
and fix the contract Monday night
so that it could not be chang
ed, but under the proposition as
it now stands any members of
the Council can ask the recon
sideration and should a lower figure
be offered the city it would be possible
BILE to reopen the matter.
It is thought that the Electric Rail
way Company will file its bond with
the Council for approval at the meet
ing Of the Council on Wednesday even
ing and if this is done it is expected
that the contract will be closed ur
without delay. The company stated
through the committee that it had ar
ranged to secure power from the { hi
cago and Milwaukee Electric Railway
Company for the lighting of the city
pending the erection of a big power
house in Kenosha. This power house
it was Stated would be built at once
and efforts will be made to have it in
operation before the beginning Of the
term of the contract on Aug. GOTH
It is understood that the railway
company under the franchise Of the
Kenosha Gas and Electric Company,
will have the right to place it's wires
on the poles owned by the old COM
pany, but it is probable that this will
be matter for the settlement of the
courts.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08

It is understood that, on motion of
the Wisconsin street business houses,
the lunch wagon which has taken it's
stand on the corner of that street and
Main, is to move off today. It is
rather remarkable that it was ever al
lowed to locate there even temporarily.
It may be all right for the authorities
Of country villages to allow that sort
of thing, but this city has long ago
passed the point where there is room
for these wagons on the principal bust
ness streets. No other city the size
of Kenosha would think of permittin
such a thing and if it were allowed to
go on here it would not be a great
While before a lot Of the smaller
tradesmen would be asking themselves
Why pay rent? Let us buy a. wagon
and move our business over next to
the highest priced renting property in
the city?'
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08
The West Main Street Switch

We notice that the Northwestern
road is leaving freight cars standing
on the West Main street switch these
days whenever it suits it's convenience
with the usual disregard Of the feel
ings Of the property owners in the
vicinity who strenuously object to the
presence Of the unsightly cars. It is
well understood that the railway com
pany agreed to keep that switch clear
at all times and that it was to be
used only for the passage of freight
cars to and from the factories in the
south end Of the city and the practice
of the company in using it as reg
ular siding for the storage of cars has
been the source of endless complaints
Some time in the future the city may
get an administration that will have
the energy and ability to force the
railway company to live up to this
agreement or know the reason why,
but from all indications that time is
yet far off. The city should find out
just where it stands in this matter and
in case it is found that it is impossi-
BILE to bring the railway to time the
property owners interested should be
Informed Of that fact SO that they
will stop their complaints over a nui
sance the city has no power to abate.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08

This senatorial investigation fool
ishness is about as sickening a spec
tacle as was ever presented to the peo-
pie of any state Any man who at
tends a hearing of the committee for
half a day can tell absolutely just
what the attitude of every man on
it is. We do not believe that any
testimony brought out is going to
change the views of any member of
the committee a particle and its re-
port might just as well have been
written the day the committee was APP
pointed and all the expenses of these
protracted hearings saved the taxpay-
ers. After this committee gets
through we shall probably have sepa-
rate committees from the senate and
assembly go over the same ground and
then we suppose it will be in order
to have other committees to investi-
gate the present committees and SO on
ad infnitum. 1t is all by way of
making political capital for two years
hence, but no one around the capitol
has so far had the temerity to sug-
gest that all this kind of work does
not expedite business in the legisla-
ture. The members of that honorable
body seem to have forgotten the fact
that they were sent there to transact
the people s business and go home.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08

On Easter Sunday at the Y. NJ c.
A., R. E. Wyant will speak on the
Passion Play and will have many beau
tiful illustrating slides on the screen
Of this wondrous event at Oberam-
mergau. This will be Sunday, April
II, at $3.50 P. m. All men are well
come.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08

Just think of 1.-THE Kenosha City
Council has decided to join the Ma
tional Peace Conference to be held in
Chicago and Mayor -scholey has been
named as delegate to represent the
city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-08

Palm Sunday was generally observ-
ed in the churches Of the city on Sun
day and the usual palm souvenirs
were given out.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10
Melilla, 1S Julio.
Misa de campana

Misa de campana
Esta manana Sc ha celebradO una mi
sa de campafia en- el campamento de la
posiei6m principal. Ell altar estaba CO
locado bajo la bandera clavada en- ell
territorio conquistado para Espaiia.
Durante la ceremonial oiase ell estruen-
do de los canones que disparaban sal
vas.
Ell general Marina, despues de la mi
sa, recorrio las poslciones.
Tropas alojadas.-Un desembarcadero.
Heridos que mejoran.
Las fuerzas que llegaron en- ell cal
fonso XII" sc han alojado en- el cam
pamento de los Camellos.
Sc ha conclude la obra del desem-
barcadero de Cabo de Aqua.
Han sido dados de alta los heridos
Miguel Mario y Juan Ruiz. Los demas
heridos meioran.
Tranquilidad. Salida de convoyes.-
Servicio cablegrafico.
En- ell campo reina tranquilidad y en-
la plaza gran animaci6n y algeria, con
motive de la llegada de las tropas Los
kabilenos y los hebreos dedicados al
comercio estan satisfechlsimos por la
mejora que supone para sus negocios
la llegada de refuerzos.
Han comenZado las nuevas tropas a
| prestar servicio las ordenes del gene
raj Imaz.
Frecuentemente, salen al campo con-
voyes de la antigua Aduana.
Sc recompone activamente ell cable
entire la Gomera y Ceuta, con 10 cual
Sc activara ell servicio, reforzado va con
varios ofciales de telegrafos
Ell ataque del ola Como Sc organi-
zo.-El primer cailonazo.-Panico en-
una feria-El consejo de un moro.
Sc conocen nuevos detalles del aten-
| tado del dia g. Recordarase que los je-
fes de kabilas, con ell proposito de dist
par dudas volver al aprecio de los es-
pahOles, atrahuyeron la aggression unDs
cuantos discolos deseosos de fomentar
| desavenencias que engendrasen la que
ira. No fue asi. segtln referencias au-
| torizadas.
! Ell criminal atentado obedecio pro
p0Sito deliberate hace mncho tempo y
a un plan cuidadosamente dispuesto.
Delegados de las tribus de Guelaya
reunieronse dos dias antes en- el zoco
de Yeraa y condenaron a los moros de
las minas como traidores, Y aunque es-
tos Sc disculparon con energla, Sc pro
clamaron convencidos, por tenor qui-
zas slls inculpadOres.
Antes de disolverse la junta, acordo
reunirse al dia siguiente, jueves, en- ell
zoco JeniX, de Benib- Ifror
Verifc6se la reunion. Todos los con
gregados mostraronse acordes Ell su ac-
titld de protesta Y en- eNteriorizarla
contra la entrada de los cristianos en-
territorio marroqul.
Sobre esta base Sc discutio largamen-
tie. Habia una Discrepancies entire los
reunidos Unos querlan aguardar pru-
dentemente a que regresasen los kabi-
lenos que Sc ocupan Ell estos momentos
en- la recollection de mieses en- los cam
pos argelinos; otros, mas entusiasma-
dos impacientes, mostraronse arden
tes partidarios de acudir la violencia
sin perder tempo.
Aquellos opinaban que la acometida
debia efectuarse en- cOniciOnes de SUI
perioridad, q al menos, con fuerzas su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10
La GUERRA EN- MEL|LLA
DELA PRENSA DEL EXTERIOR
Interesantes tragicos detalles

ficientes conseguir un sei1alado triun-
70 que reaccionar1a hasta los que ira
dicionalmente opusieronse toda aven-
tura; pero los otros objetaban que to-
da ofensiva alcanzarla mas fruto inme-
diato, porque los espanoles estaban sin
fuerzas sufcientes para salir de los Il
mites. Perder tempo equivaldr1a que
Sc reforzase la guarnicion de Melilla.
ailn contando con la ayuda de los rife
nos cue tornasen de Argelia, las condi-
clones de lucha ser1an desventai iosas
Por fin Sc acordo reunir los contin-
gentes de las tribus para ell ananecer
en- ell arroyo de Sidi- -Musa.
Este arroyo desemboca cerca de la
caseta del ferrocarril espanol Para sal
var ell arroyo Sc construye un puente
Conocedores del terreno, los kabile-
ilos tomaron la resolucion de apostarse
tras unas trincheras de piedras hacer
descargas al reanudarse ell trabajo al
d1a siguiente.
Tornado el acuerdo, los reundos sc
disolvieron. Tempo sobrado hubo para
que los moros amigos hubiesen avisado
a las tropas espanolas. Pero no 10 hi
cieron: callaron 10 que sab1an Solo
uno vino a avisarlo, pero cuando va la
aggression sc hab1a realizado.
Sc da por cierto que los obreros in
d1genas no eran extranos estos prop6-
sitos,. como 10 demuestra ell que no
acompahasen a los espanoles que iban
al trabajo en- ell arroyo de Sidi-Musa
Quedaron rezagados.
La aggression enardeci6 entusiasm6
a los agresores y las tribus levantis-
cas-; pero despues quedaron estas at6-
nitas ante ell Immediate castigo, del cue
fueron vlctimas casi todos los jefes i'm
portantes.
No suponian los rifefos que estuvie-
semos Ell condiciones para traspasar
los llmites.
Cuando son6 ell primer canonazo Sc
celebraba la feria de Nador, doce XII
lometros de Melilla, y ell fuerte viento
de Levante hizo muy perceptibles las
detonaciones. Todos los concurrentes
la feria fueron presa de immense pa
nico y huyeron abandonando las mer-
canclas.
La alarma crecio entire los huidos,
cuando supieron que los espanoles avan
| zaban. De todos los aduares sallan mu-
jeres y ninos, buscando, en- su carrera.
refugio en- los montes.
Los fugitivos llegaron a escalar el
Gurugu, ascendiendo por rocas corta-
das pico Y de acceso casi impossible.
Los grupos que aquella tarde Sc vie
| ron en- ell zOco eran mercaderes que ha-
bian vuelto al saber que las tropas de-
| tenlanse en- ell monte Sid Musa.
Una boda.-S Suppression de disparos.-
Convite rehusado.
La 'pasada noche Sc ha celebrado una
boda moruna a La vista de la posicion
central
ara evitar alarmas infundadas, los
moros suprimieron los disparos que Sc
! acostumbran en- estos casOs; asi Sc 10
hon ,nanifpSfa1O nSta mariana al Oene-
raj Marina
Bordeando la posici6n, ha desfilado
Ia comitiva, conduciendo a la novia que
es de familia principal, y la cual Sc
guia un acompafamiento de centena-
res de mujeres. Esta noche continua la
fiesta.
Ell novio ha invitado 4 algunos oficia-
/, les, que han excusado sus asistencia por
razones faciles de comprender-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10

funclOneS leglslatlVaS, y que Ell nueVO
Conseio emanase radicalmente del sufra-
gio popular, como la Camara, con la di-
ferencia de verifcarse Ia elecc76n de
Consejeros mediante compromisarios
designados por el voto del pueblo.
(c) Dejando separados Independent
tes entire 81 los poderes legislativos y eje-
cutivos.
(d) Acordando que las frnciones eje-
cutivas en- la administration de la isla
permanecieran bajo la jurisdiction del
gobernador, y de los jefes de departa-
mentos, q los cuales nombre ell goberfa-
dor, de acuerdo con ell Consejo Insular,
sin privilegios de nacimiento y lugar.
(e) Que el (Congreso de los Estados
Unidos) Sc desprendiese de la facultad
de anu1ar leyes decretadas por nuestra
Asamblea Legislative, y
(f) La derogaci6n de la seccion de
la Ley primero de Mayo 1900, restable-
ciendo la jurisdiction de La Corte de los
Estados Unidos en- Puerto Rico, con las
limitaciones se1aladas en- los estatutos.
Y ese mensaje fue enviado, y tras ese
mensaje otros mensajes Y las respuestas
no han llegado!
Hay que seguir trabajando, frmes, CO.
mo fuertes soldados del derecho, porque
Isl los ciudadanos de un pueblo no legan
IA ser completamente felices, ellos solos
tienen la culpa, saivando la libertad de
! la patria!
Hay que negar la Erase del Obispo
Blenk, (Discurso.-BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL, Junio ], 1904:
"Esta cercana la hora de la extinction
de Puerto Rico 81 de los puertorriquenos
no surgen caracteres varoniles, hombres
de fe, decididos a salvar ell pals
jD6nde esta la salvaci6n del pals? En-
| ell self-govertment iComo conseguir ell
gobierno propio? Demostrandola al Pue-
bio Americana que estamos preparados
para clio. iComo Sc 10 demostraremos? {?
Uniendonos! He ahi ell problema.
Theodore Roosevelt, ell ex-Presidente,
10 dijo en- una carta dirigida don To-
mas Estrada Palma, el va muerto ex-pri-
mer Presidente de la Rep1blica Guiana:
"Mientras no Sc UNAN los Puertorri-
lquenOs no es possible concederles ell 90
blerno propio; nosotros no tenemos in
lteres aiguno en- aquel pals; y UNIDOS
ITODOS, no tendriamos Inconvenience en-
darles la Independence - Esta carta fue
ensenada por el senior Estrada Palma al
Ilicenciado Pascacio Fa,iardo, de MAYA
guez.
Ell ideal de la Autonomia. ell vieio
ideal defendido por todos los hoy iefes
del Partido Republican,, Y ell ideal de
la Union es por clio desechado. Ali tiene
ell licenciado Guillermety el por que de
su fracaso future. Fracaso dentro del
Partido: TRIUNFO ante el Pals Pero
triunfe ef licenciado Guillermety con el
pals, y POGO lie importer sus fracasos den
tro de su partidO. -. Dentro de ese
partldo fracas6 Ell notable abngado Y dis
tlnguldo orador doctor Cayetano Coll V
Cuchi cuando el atacaba, rudamente. el
Acta Foraker en- la Asamblea de Ponce
Pero ese fracaso, fue la victoria de Coll
y Cuchi ante Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
IcO!
Slga adelante el licenciado Guillerme-
ty.
acepte el profundo testimonio de
slmpatia de unO que lie lego entusiasma-
do y mas entusiasmado lie felicita ardoro-
samente, y en- alas del pensamiento. le
lieva Ell abrazo muy fuerte de un puerto
rriqueno que le admira.
AagMsto Cesar.
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10
NUEVO ATAQUE DE LA JARKA
Cuatro horaS de fuegO,

Las tribus que componen la jarka han
atacado hoy las posiciones avanzadas de
nuestro ejercito.
No Sc puede precisar ell n1mero de los
|enemigos, pero de el de la tenacidad
con cue han atacado, dara idea este de-
talle: 81 combate ha durado cuatro horas,
desde las cuatro de la tarde las ocho de
la noche
Sc supone que la jarka esta reforzada
por los primeros contingencies de segado-
res que han regresado de Argelia
| Los noros rompieron ell fuego desde las
alturas del GurugG contra ell campamen-
to del general Marina.
Iamediatamente les contesto la artilIe-
lrla. Desde la plaza veiase ell continue
lfulgor de los canonazos.
A POGO de comenzado ell combate lego
| Melilla, ,desde Sidi- Yebel- -Amet- ell -Hach.
un captain de estado mayor con instruc-
clones apremiantes del general Marina.
Una baterla enviada rapidamente la
segunda caseta del ferrocarril nutri0 el
| fueg0 de las avanzadas
Saleron tambien de Mellla con toda
| ldiligencia tropas de precauci6n para de-
jar perfectamente cubierta La Inca ex-
terror, y un tren de municiones para re-
pOner Ia dotaci0n del campamento del
general.
Las bajas rifenas han debido ser nu-
Imerosisimas.
Indudablemente, ell plan de la jarka
era el de atacar esta noche la posicion
principal, frente al Gurug1. Parece que
con las municiones que habian recibido
va de sus jefes, los belicosos kabilenos
Sc anticiparon a la consigna y rompieron
Ell faego desde las alturas lejanas
La respuesta, Immediate vigorosa, de
la artilleria les hizo cOrrerse al Oeste,
donde tambien fueron caiioneados por la
artiller1a del campamento principal con
gran efcacia. Sc veia estallar las grana-
das sobre los grupos de moros.
| Ell general Real, en- cuanto tuvo las
primeras noticias del combate, monte a
caballo Sc dirigio al Hip6dromo, acom-
panado del general Imaz.
Ell captain de Estado Mayor que an
+! tes me he referidO-el senior Guerrero.
despues de cumplir aquf las 6rdenes del
general Marina, volvi6 apresuradamente
/ al campamento; veinte minutes invir-
+, tic en- la venida y en- ell regreso.
(Continia en- la IA pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10
Ndmero 1914

Els ests la primera boda que sc celebra
sin hacer descargas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10
Los obreros en- las minas.

Entire los obreros ind1genas que ira
bajaban en- las minas ell director de
estas Sc planted un peque6o conficto
porque el contratista quiso reintegrar-
Sc del importe de las herramientas que
desaparecieron ell d1a de la aggression.
Muchos de los que Sc las llevaron las
devolvieron despues.
Tambien motivaron ell disgusto las ex-
|cesivas exigencias de los ind1genas, que
pedian jornales que jamas Sc dieron en-
|esta region.
Hoy fueron despedidos varios sin que
ocurriera el menor incidente, y quedo
|saluconado ell asunto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-10
Movimiento de avance.

Esta tarde visitaron al general Mari
ma en- 81 campamento cuatro kaides de
Quebdana y celebraron con 81 una bre-
We conferencia.
Sigue con toda actividad la prepa-
raci6n de operaciones proximas, sobre
las cuales es aventurado anticipar no.
ticias.
Sin embargo, creo poder asegurar que
tan Bronto como hayan desembarcado
todas las tropas Que Sc esperan, Sc ini-
clara IN movirniento de avance
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SLUGGISH
pr. Hubbard

Is Known Throush- out the Southwest as a
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14

pondent whose attention had been att tracted by one of its ads. but whose articles of faith have no connection with those of incorporating. It is be- lieved. however. that the matter will be given the prompt attention it's im- portance demands. The letter follows:
 St Louis. Mo, Aug. 19, 1909. 'S- Incorporating Co.
 Phoenix. Ariz
 Dear Sir: I thought I would drop you a few lines in asking you some thing, and would you be kind enough to do it for me. I would like for you to tell me if there are any cowboys
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
RUN OVER BY OK TEAM.

It is seldom that we hear of OK teams nowadays. but there are many people who feel so lazy and dumpish that if an OK team came along they would not feel able to get out of the way. For such people there is no remedy equal to Sexine Pills, the great nerve and body builders. Price sl a box; six boxes 8, with full guarantee Address or call ENey & Hulett, where they sell all the princi- pal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
ANOTHER LOT SALE.

The county surveyor will soon com mence plating a five-acre tract In Vinyard place into fifty-foot lots. The lots will then be placed on sale through the Pomeroy Guthrie Realty company. vinyard place lies imme- diately west of the city and is very desirable residence section.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
Your wishes in the matter of Shoe Buying

 arc important, if you want what you want. itS our place to see that you get it here. Look over thees items at Removal Prices:
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 (Ask for BAD
 Ladies Patent Colt Butcher Oxfords. with blue ooze top. cap toe. welt sole. military heel; s4.50 value. Removal Sale Price SS. 90
 (Ask for B17O)
 Ladies' Patent Kid Butcher Oxfords. plain toe, hand turned sole military heel: never sold for less than $500. Removal Sale Price .OO
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 Ladies' Brown Vici Kid Butcher OK lords. brown ooze top, welt sole. cap toe, military heel A new one A s4 value. Removal Sale Price S3. .25
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 A lot of odds and ends in Ladies' Tan and Black Oxfords. in patent. kid and calfskin feathers, turn and welt soles, Cuban and military heels, values from $500 to $500. Now ...-.. S2 90 A lot of odds and ends in Ladies' Black Yici Kid Oxfords. patent tip. light soles, low heels, and a few tan calfskin Oxfords. heavy soies. cap toe: values from s2.00 to s2.50. Removal Sale Price --..-....-.---.-- S1 .SO