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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

que una isla tan pequeia como la nues.
ira no puede haber problemas de esd
trascendencia que indicamos.
Y los hay. Los hay porque Sc trata
de una incompatibilidad atavica que di.
fculta la compenetraci6n que fuera de
desearse entire lmOs otros, 81 esa compe-
netracion Sc intentara con lealtad Sc
hiciera con honradez. Y porque hasta
ahora Sc ha echado de menos este, es por
10 que Sc tiene que hacer a los once amos
de ocupaci6n americana, 10 que no sc
crey6 precise los pocos dias de esa mis-
ma ocupaci6n.
FL fracaso que este supone, fracaso
que tiene relaci6n indudable con la hos
tildsd que culmina en- la anunciada ac-
titud de los nicaragiienses. hace suponer
que Sc avecinan sensaconales aconteci-
mientos, que han de dar la raz6n a las
l1gubres profecias que vaticinaran estos
successes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Don Adrian AgStO AbalIa

Tenemos un nuevo jurisconsulto, don
Adrian Agosto Abadia, quien por sus
meritos ha alcanzado con brillantes no
tas ell tercer entorchado para informar
ante los tribunales de la isla.
Nuestro amigo Agosto Abadla alcanzo
tambien honrosa calificaci6n enlos exa-
menes de practica, siendo ell n1mero uno
en- la promotion de aprobados.
Nosotros nos congratulamos del exi-
to alcanzado por nuestro particular
amigo, uno de los discipulos aventajados
del que fue eminente abogado, el dorado
director nuestro, don Nemesio Perez
Morris.
LIE reiteramos nuestra felicitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Asambloa de PraCticantes

Aver domingo, los practcantes de San
Juan de la Isla, celebraron una asam-
blea de gran importancia, a fin de tratar
as,lntos de bien general professional.
Esta reunion tuvO efectO en- la calle
de San Francisco mum SO (altOs) Y quen
convid6 a ella fue nuestro distinguido
amigo don Luis R. Cordoba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
81 Centre Bspald De Ponce
LA NUEvA DIRECTIVA o

En- este Momelito acaban de celebrarse
las elecci0nes de este enthusiastic Centre
Social, y en- medic de general entusias.
mo, ha sido elegida la siguiente Junta
Directiva:
Presidente Don Bernardo Valdeci.
la C6rdova.
Vice. -presidente Dom Jose Gonzalez
OsOriO.
TesOrero Don Victor Manescau.
Vice-tesorero Don Juan Colon From.
terra.
Secretario Don Jose Pima Aguil6.
Don Pedro A. Ru-
liam Frau.
Vocales Don Felix Sauri Vivas, don
Pedro J. Bonin Walls, don Manuel Gan
dara Morales, don Angel Barasorda
Elansquin. don Francisco Ballester Ri
poll. don Jose Ma. Cosio Lastra.
Vocales suplentes Don Ramon Por-
tlla Valdecilla, don Antonio Vicens Ma
graner. don Fernando Valledor don ia
cinto ARIZONA Vicens. don Guillermo
Rossell6 Manresa, don Rafael Obrador
Bestard
Embellishments hase hecho mas acen-
tuado el empeno acariciado por varios
socios secundado por la nueva Junta
de edifcar la Casa de EspaHa en- Ponce.
Dadas las energfas progresistas en-
peiios de los socios numerosos del Casino
Espaiid de Ponce. puede darse como he
cho pr6ximo a realizarse, el patri6tico
proyecto.
Elpidio de MIER
Redactor-corresponsal.
Ponce 10 de Diciembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
lN@&,@ del @]6&}

wv wv 0o~
El cable ha estado trasmitlendonos,
durante la Ultima semana, sensaclona-
les noticias de Centroamerica. Hoy con-
tindan los despachos emocionantes. Ell
pueblo. no conforme con la renuncia
de Zelaya y la designation del senior
Madriz. atacara a las tropas americanas
de desembarque, en- cuanto pongan ell pie
en- terra de Nicaragua. Asl nos 10 dicen
los despachos de hoy.
ri reto esta lanzado. pues. v ell bello
rasgo del presidente Zelaya resultara
inutil a.a
Correraala sangre, banando la TERRA
de la peq1leha rep1blica. ell triunfo de-
hnltlvo.. y acaso Immediate sera del colo
so del Norte.
Las fuerzas son demasiado desiguales,
para que los nicaragiienses alimenten la
menor esperanza.
81 como dice el despacho que recibi
mos hoy. hacen frente las tropas ana
rlcanas. saben de antemano one van al
suicidio y el caminan est6icamente.
Tai vez este lio de Nicaragua preocu-
pandO la atenci6n en- las atlas esferas de
Washington. haga menos sensational ell
resultado de la vista que dentro de unos
dias nos haran algunos iluStres funcio-
narios. La esfera de acci6n del expansio-
nlsmo americana Sc prolonga. Y es l6gico
que Sc RIPARIAN entire los pueblos indi-
cados por ell dedo inexorable del reden-
torismo. los cuidados de la tutoria que
haee en- la colonia el estupendo trabajo
de Ia preparation para ell gobierno pro-
pio.
va Sc ha an1lnciado que ell Secretario
de la Guerra ira despues de pasar una
semana entire nosOtros. estudiando nues-
tros prohlemas a la vecina rep1blica de
Santo Domingo. donde ACADIA de mostrar
una revoluci6n formidable que la inter-
venci6n de las aduanas no eS ell metodo
,deinitivo para inponer la paz Y la quia-
tud. como sc crey6 y 81 no sc crey6. Sc di-
io on I'M principio
Una semana aqui. v despues Santo
Domingo. iy adonde despues9
De todos modos. 81 Sc comparan con ell
tempo de permanencia de otros altos
funciOnariOs de la Naci0n cuando vinie-
ron a la Isla. estOs seis siete dias que
han de estar entire nOsOtros los altos fun
ciOnarios que vienen estudiar nuestros
prOblemaS Sc advierte que en- las eSferas
gubernamentales de Washington, Sc en-
pieza a conceder una gran importancia,
una importancia inusitada los asuntos
cOlOniales.
iCual de aquellos f,mcionarios excel
sos que pasaran por la Isla en- viaje re-
lampago, ha estado entire nosotros seis
dias?
Teodoro Roosevelt. solo permaneci6
unas horas. Taft Root Y Cannon y
algunos otros. ccmo 81 quisieran buscal
ell contraste con sus conterraneos de me,
nor cuantia que han hecho. grafica Ia
Erase del gran diario neoyorquino, que
habl6 de 81 Puerto Rico era un banco d.
.almejas, sin duda por 10 que Sc adhierer
a la isla los parasites del presupuesto
para diferenciarse de estos han pasad'
los grandes hombres americanos con uni
rapidez que no les ha conseiltido otra co
sa que llevarse de nuestra isla la impre
sion luminosa y agradable de un pal
de SOL a
Unas cuantas horas de seis siete dias
no es tempo tampoco para darse cuent
de los graves y hondos problemas qu
4 estan planteados aqui. hondos y grave:
aunque lie parezca a nuestros tutore
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Ramon Reyes Peiia, de San Juan,
presenta I'm escrito en- queja contra et
Ayuntamiento de San Juan por haber
desatendido las indicaciones de variOs
propetarios del barrio de Santurce de
la calle de la Palma sobre perjuicio que
les irrogan las corrientes de las aguas
fiuviales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

FL Comisonado del Interior acusa re-
cibo de Ia communication del Director
de Sanidad sobre ell estado antihigienico
del barrio del coqui de la jurisdiction
de Salinas, debido al estancamiento de
las aguas procedentes del desague de Ia
carretera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Los seiiores Antonio Tollinchi y Il.
Moux. de Juncos. remiten la muestra de
I'm tubo medicinal. pidiendo les sea ana
lizado en- el Laboratorio Quimico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Notas polfticas

No senior, no hay combination ju.
dicial. No pregunte usted mas. listed
quiere saber tanto como ell Assistant at
torney Mr.. Brown.
Es verdad que Mr.. Brown inform6
un representante nuestro, que no ha-
bia investigation contra el juez muni-
cipal de Cayey y despues la hubo, pero
ahora Mr.. Brown repite por milesima vez
que no hay combination judicial. Por
ahora ning1n fiscal quiere renunciar.
Mr.. Wilcox 80!
No, senior, no Sc ha pensado en- ESQ.
Los que opinan que la candidatura de
un hombre politico para un puesto admi-
nistrativo, puede ser de resultados con-
traproducentes para SUI partido, debieran
de gritarlo en- alta voz.
La emission del pensamiento es libre y
10 que Sc dice q traves de OtrOs no
tiene la misma fuerza que la opinion
propia, mantenida y sostenida gallarda-
mente.
*
Y del Presidio. Sigue la investiga-
cion. Sc depuran responsibilities y
caeran los culpables 81 los hay. En-
nuestra information anterior no Sc mo-
lestaba nadie por una razon muy SEN
ella, porque no Sc citaba a nadie. Di-
mos la voz de alarma y NADIA mas.
Los jefes, cualquiera que sean, son
muy honorables hasta tanto no demues-
tran 10 contrario Partiendo de esta
sentencia de Pero Grullo, debemos de-
cir, que no sc pueden hacer cargos sin
prlebas.
X
Los rumores son enjendros que pro-
palan enemigos que no Sc atreven a dar
la cara.
I'll rumor SUYO es interesante, pero
acuda a qIien corresponds. 81 no aduce
mas pruebas que las que usted cita, no
cOnvence d nadie.
Ell senior Was Ochoteco ha celebrado
una conferencia de dos horas con ell
Gobernador, acerca de las harinas.
Mr.. Cotton habia pedido la opinion
del jefe del Consolidate acerca de tan
delicadO asuntO.
Cuidado que don Juan ha sido mi
nucioso, en- explicar puntO por punto,
todos los idem del case slscitado por ell
doctor Cordero.
LA Correspondence" publicara pro-
babemente un interviw con ell senior
Was OchotecO, sobre las harinas.
En- uno de estos dias vence ell termino
de cuatro amos, por el que fue nombrado
Comisonado del interior Mr.. Laurence
Fl. Grahame.
Hasta ahora en- ell gobierno no Sc sabe
NADIA acerca de su successor Q 81 Mr.. Gra-
hame sera reelegido en- su puesto.
~, X ~
En- el gobierno Sc hacen grandes pre-
parativos para recibir al SecretariO de
la guerra su distinguida comitiva.
r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

FL contador del departamento, remite
copia de la carta circular de la Secreta-
ria de Puerto Rico solicitando relaci6n
del material que ha de necesitarse para
81 seryicio Official durante los ultimos
6 meses del ailo econ6mico actual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Fl senor Llamas. de Guayama. tele-
grafia que la panaderfa propiedad del
sefor Amor6s. clausurada por tener So
lamente s pies de luz Sc encuentra az
tualmente trabajando sin que hubiese ST.
do autorizada para clio por la Direction
de Sanidad.
G. B. Buitrago. de San Lorenzo sOli-
cita permiso para exhumar los restos de
Jose Gonzalez Peiia.
los seiiores A. Vicente v Co.. solici-
tan certificates de haber sido destruidas
dos partidas de cebollas de 800 y 1900
libras cada una por estar en- NAL estadO.
Rafael Costas Diaz de Pehuelas. solf-
cita permiso para exhumar los restos do
Antonio s. Ferrer Juan Ferrer.
FL Official de Sanidad. de Naguab0,
remite solicitld de Jose Almira pidien-
do authorization para exhumar los restoa
de Vicente Cortes. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Ell Official de Sanidad de San Juan,
informa dos nuevOs casOs de saramplOn
presentados en- esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Los jefes, cualquiera que sean, son
muy honorables hasta tanto no demues-
tran 10 contrario. Partiendo de esta
sentencia de Pero Grullo, debemos de-
cir, que no sc pueden hacer cargos sin
pruebas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

En- el gobierno Sc hacen grandes pre-
parativos para recibir al Secretario de
la guerra y a su distinguida comitiva.
r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Ell Official de Sandal de ArecibO, re-
mite pianos de obras de plomeria que
han de ser efectuadas por el maestro plo-
nero Gonzalez PradO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Information de Sandal

Ell inspector de Sanidad, senior Andi-
no, participa haber verifcado vista de
inspection en- San Juan, en- la maiiana
del dia II en- los puestos de leche propie-
dad de Juntino Diaz. Ricardo Ortiz,
y Angel Fraguada, habiendo obtenido
densidades del 20 al 32
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Los rumores son enjendros que pro
palan enemigos que no Sc atreven dar
la cara.
Ell rumor SUYO es interesante pero
acuda quien corresponds. ST no aduce
mas pruebas que las que usted cita, no
cOnvence nadie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Y del Presidio Sigue la investiga
ci6n. Sc depuran responsibilities y
caeran los culpables 81 los hay. En-
nuestra information anterior no Sc mo-
lestaba a nadie por una razon muy sen
ella, porque no Sc citaba nadie. Di
mos la voz de alarma y NADIA mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

Ell inspector de alimentos de Maya
guez. remite certifcado de destruction
de alimentos en- NAL estado propiedad de
los sef1ores Antonio Martinez, Natalie
Hidalgo, Nadal y Diaz, y Carmelo Or
tiZ.
Evening star., 1909-06-13

When quiet was restored. Grumkow proceeded
His Majesty, the most Just of men, would
be justified in condemning the traitorous Prince
without hearing. but the kindest and most
indugent of fathers. through me, now offers his
son opportunity to defend himself
U/HEN Grumkow sat down, the kindest of
W fathers rose, lifted his cane, and started
toward the Crown Prince.
Grumkow caught him by the arm, saying
Il implore your Majesty, for my sake for the
sake of the love bear you, for the sake of your
friends, for the sake of your health, SO precious
to your loving people, calm yourself! Calm
yourselfl Calm, calm calmi'
One might have thought that Grumkow was
a neatherd, striving to quiet an angry bull
The King allowed himself to be "calmed, "
and, instead of striking the Prince struck the
table. at the same time screaming to his son,
What have you to say you-you-you ras-
ca3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS black
guard9 What have you to say
Nothing" answered Fritz
After waiting to give the Prince time to
speak further, Grumkow rose and continued
his harangue, 1t IS as | supposed. The Crown
Prince has nothing to say-nothlng! | am IN
clined to believe that it is to the Princes honor
that he can say nothing IN defense OF his trea-
sonable unnatural words, and now his Majesty
wishes me to ask these assembled friends tor
their help. their counsel. and their prayers
Speak plainly friends, pray you. Speak with
out fear. If YOU have aught to say in defense
in justification, or in pailiation of the Crown
Princes conduct say it freely plainly, truth
fully, as speak If you have aught to say
against him, speak with like candor. Your
King needs and implores your help in this his
hour of trouble Pray to God for light that
your advice may be true, that your words may
be words of wisdom and that your motives
may be inspired from on high"
Grumkow again hung his head as if in
PRAYER and took his seat
To be continued next Sunday.
Evening star., 1909-06-13
When Daffodi1s Do Blow
Continued from page 5

Continued Prom page ,
ing to me except Alberto's great-nieces, who
are odious creatures, who ride to hounds and
try to be English, and whom | loathe. And
you-"
And / answered de Struve sadly, have
no one at all J" He felt very old and piteous as
he spoke.
The old lady put her small white hand on his
My dear, we have found each other again; let
US enjoy each other. Oh am not proposing to
you" she added. with little laugh. What
mean is this. This whole corner of the park
seems yours by right of association Here we
met when we loved each other. here you once
kissed me-you naughty mani And here we
parted, on lust such evening this. What
want is this You must let me give you this
bit of land, and you must build little house
here, and live here near your old friend Nico-
letta"
1t is impossible. my dear"
If you won't let me give it to you, you can
buy it: don't care" she interrupted him
hastily. That doesn't matter. but | must
have you near me-.
The sun had marked the horizon with its
lower edge, and was sending broad arrows of
light across the billowy plains, whose hollows
were filling with violet haze.
GENERAL DE STR I'VE turned to his friend
very gently. Dearest Nicoletta," he said
no! 1t would never do in the world" His
voice was tender. but very firm.
dol But why?''
Don't be angry. my dear. Listen and will
tell you"
AS she listened the sun went down.
We have found we two lucky people, very
wonderful thing, he said his voice deep with
feeling. We have found bit of our youth
again! To me you look and are young-as
young as ever. And we have been marvelously
mysteriously happy these beautiful three days
Is it not SO. my Nicoletta?"
:" 1t IS SO, Charles"
But it is like the sunset Look, it changes
already! We have had in our old age, three
days of youth. And we must be grateful to the
gods, my dear, and not ask for more. If we
stayed here another hour, the glory would fade
from the sky and a chill steal over us, and we
should be cold and miserable. lido not be
hurt my old-young love-we stayed together
the youth would fade, and we should awaken to
find ourselves old!'
She looked up at him, his brilliant eyes yelled
with tears, and he bent and kissed her.
II have never seen you old, DEAR" he added
with grave simplicity, and could not bear it.
After a pause she answered gently, " | see.
You are right Come, the color is going from
the sky. Let us go"
THE motor was ready at the gate as they
came down the path.
IL will leave Rome Tomorrow he said
barring his gray head. "Goodby. and-thank
you"
"Goodby Charles
Give me a daffodil Nicoletta"
The old woman stopped and picked one of the
flowers that starred the grass.
"Goodby, Nicoletta"
II shall miss your friendship" she said
But we will keep our romance" he an
swered pulling the stem of his daffodil through
his buttonhole
They never met again.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
NEWSPAPERS CONSOLIDATE

The KennewiCk Reporter and the
Franklin County Herald, published
at Pasco, have been consolidated un-
der the name of the Twin City Print
ing and Publishing Company. The
new concern is capitalized at $10,-
300 and will he under the direct
management of Scott Z. Henderson,
formerly p, blishor of the Krnnewick
Reporter.
1t is the intention of the new con-
Germ to issue twice-a-week paper. to
De known as the Twin Cry Reporter
The Wednesday paper will be issued
in Kennewick and the Fridays paper
in Pasco. Complete printing plants
will be m maintained in both towns.
The Pasco Office will be in charge of
Ira H. Hamlin, at one time connect
ed with the editorial department of
the Chronicle. y. y. Gardner, form
erly with the Walla Walla Union and
Statesman, will have charge Of the
editorial work on the Reporter.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
NO SMOKING ALLOWED

A Sunnyside man writing 70 the
Sun from the Seattle fair says: HAS
your attention been called to the fact
that no smoking has been allowed on
the exposition grounds in its en-.
struction from start to finish ? On
the opening day, for the first time
Will smoking be allowed on she
grounds. 1t is permanently excluded
from a number of the buildings. The
government has always prohibited
smoking in the government buildings
on exposition grounds. 1t is a great
pleasure to those who are consider
ed cranky thowever, generally this
is only those who use no tobacco)
to see that the government and the
public is demanding abstinence from
the use of the filthy practice"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Took Her Own Life

Suffering from suicidal insanity
and respondent because of illness,
Mrs. Pearl Turner, wife of Leslie
Turner, farmer near Ellensburg,
took her life Tuesday by cutting a
vein in her neck. She was discover
ed in her room laying in a pool of
blood ard the door was streaked
showing where she had attempted to
write something with her finger dip
ped in ner own blood. She was "a
years old and leaves a husband and
SIX small children, the youngest of
which is one year old.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Woman Saves Her Babe

The 3-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cheyne of Hartland, mar
rowly escaped death Monday by fall
ing into a we'll near the home and
had it not been for the heroic deed
of the mother the child would nave
drowned. Upon seeing the child fall
Mrs. Cheyne slid down the pump
pipe and held the child in her arms
until the father could be summoned
He was nearly a mile away and be-
fore aid could reach them the child
was unconscious.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Woman Badly Burned

While burning grass about her
home Mrs. r. G. Voigle was serious
ly burned at Medford, Ore. and will
probably not recover. Her dress
caught first and she ran for a creek
near by, and had it not been for
neighbors seeing her running she
would have been burned to death.
She is a pioneer of Jackson county
ana IL 81 years old.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Expect Large Attendance

That Lincoln county will expert
ence the largest picnic ever held by
the Lincoln County Pioneers Asst cia-
ton seems certain. Reports tell of
the rapid progress of the preparation
of the grounds and the enthusiasm
shown by the farmers there. c. w.
Bethel, of Harrington, visited the
grounds, which are located near
there, on Crab creek, and states that
S3 tents have already been pitched
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Bridge Worker Killed

John H. Sheridan was killed near
Everett last Tuesday while employed
in the construction of a bridge on
the holdings of the Fork Lumber
company, he was telling a tree and
as it fell it struck another timber
and was DETECTED from its course
Sheridan being unable to save him
self was jammed under the timber.
He is survived by widow, a daaght-
er and a son.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Moclips Postofice Robbed

Tho postoffice at Moclips was brok-
en- into Sunday night and the safe
and till were ri1ed. The burglars
got nothing from the postal depart
ment, as Postmaster Shafer had tok-
en- all stamps and money to his home.
1t is thought the need was commit
ted by the parties who robbed the
Hewitt cottage last week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Safe Crackers at Echo

Safe crackers wrecked the safe be-
longing to the Lisle Hardware com
pany at Echo, Ore, Thursday nj ght.
Several persons heard the explosion,
but paid no attention to it, No cash
was taken, as the robbers evidently
became alarmed and made their es-
cape before they opened the inner
door of the safe. Two men have been
arrested near Hermiston as suspects.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE

The residence of George w. Ham
ilton six miles from Okanogan, was
burned Sunday night as the result
of defective fiue. He was slightly
burned while trying to save some
HOUSEHOLD effects. He lost many valu-
able relics.
s1pHxzsp-Ss
w. W. Hopkins, chairman of the
ThurstOn county republican central
committee and present deputy county
auditor, is to be named auditor and
cashier in the office of the Secretary
of State l. NJ. Howell, and will be-
gin work Monday, according to a
statement made here today. Howell
refuses to give any statement untinl
Monday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Boy Drowned

Edmond Turtle, the 16year-old
grandson of Bailiff Charles Johnson
of the superior court at Ritzville, was
drowned Friday in Mud Lake, near
Ritzyille, while playing with a toy
sailboat. He was rowing about the
lake in boat and as he leaned over
the edge to adjust the sail of the toy
craft he slipped and fell and was
drowned before assistance could
reach him. His father and several
sisters live in Portland.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-25
Hotel Burned

The Moore Hotel, at Moore, Mont,
caught fire Thursday as the result of
an explosion of lamp in one of the
rooms and the entire contents as we'll
as the building was destroyed. Kites
saloon building, adjoining. was de-
stroyed. The loss is $4,000.