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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
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y die Ricardo que deslc c4Samiento 10 habia evado
Eva odaS las noches cuando habia nade rndlese
verla. Ruborizada me pregunto mi amiga como 10 hahl
adivnado e confese haber vso que ocutaba Ia mano d.
bao de la almohada que bien supe e motive ahora
conprcnda perfectamente. Eva Ricardo 10 conta
la " cua de estoS senmicnos domnaba mi
razjm compadecalea toda el alma v embargo.
permentaba orgo al mirar No queriendo
felicidad vovi 81 para que l. lcyeran
en- Il 10 que enia cI pecho
LEGO por fin 81 momento De scpararnos, momcnto pcno
SO pues ando mi pobre amiga bre ligrimas,
prcip6 Ell mis- br;zos anandome los mas oulccS
uombr,> prcguntandome que seria de ella sin mi No
taba Ricardo do yo habra sido la ris de
bl de hacer violentos esfuerzos para dsmu
larIo
-Cuamera tomaria por muier qne AM POGO
marido. die sonrendo ;-vamos, Ricardo ealmadla,
W 10 rucgo Volvert psado maana todos los
das por 10 despido; para que 81 hemos
se maiana
Esto obStante retenia Eva entire mis- brazos pc
de mi ntenc6n de partr dgarraba mi coraz6n Ia
idea lie dcarla Chanccndoine les diic que speraba quc
nsiascn vSitarlos pueS clio saba 81 tomarne
bcrad al oirlo mi buena amiga levantd la frene,
sonri6 medic de llanto la bee por ultima
marche rendo pero al ear al PIE de Ia ecaera
~ieupre mi pobre Eva. acertaba pensAT vsir 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
COnferenCiaS aIneriCanas
Jose Ramon Melida.

I'm In union lbcro Americana ha
,lado unas intcresamtes confeTsmcIas
:ccrca del Brasil ii docto cabedr;itico
d. Geografia Geologic dImimica do
la llniverSidad Central don Franc Sc0
Vidal v Garcia.
En In prImcra NJ "cupo dcI Brasil
dcssde II punto de vista de la Geogra-
fla Fisica. Al hablar de Slls grandes
rios hizo notar In particulaEidad de
que hallandose Manaos (la capital del
ElStado de AmazonaS) solo la altitud
de- 26 metros sobrc ii nivel del mar y
unos LOO kil6metros dc distancia de-
la costa, la pcndlente del Maranm es
insight ificante IN la region Hama, de
biGndosc su corrrcnte al impulse dc la
erprme maSa liquida que Su vez le
tlTte adquirdo dcSdc la region andla.
Sc ocup6 tambien con detonImlento dc
las selvaS virgcnes de e.se bello pals; y
5" m0Str0 altamonte OptlmlSta SObre
su sTlubrTdad, pueS, en sentr del con
ferenciante. la fiebre amarilla dabe ysL
corsHlerarse como deSaparecda dc Rio
-janciro V otras comarcaS braSIleilaS.
I'm sli scgunda conicrcmcia cons
der5oel BraSil d"Sclc el punto de Wis
Ia econ6mico hacienda notar su mfiIen-
cia mundial por este rcspecto, ml'lum-
Ella pattnte va que hay clertos produc-
tos important ,SimoS como el caucho y
cl cafe. De los cu;ilcs corresponds al
Brasil la nmensa mayorfa de la pro-
duccion actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
llcear momentos antcs hahrano4 eneonrado
n. WoodcourE-

que llcpar momenos ancs hahllanos eneontr3do
NJ. WoodcourE.
No que haya hombr,, q aI,adi0 con
nitad de quehacerS habr2 qten tuvose
para sin embargo slrmpI>A tene q cuaro de-
para un amigo blalo aSta bllen hu-
NOR, siempfe bucnas palabras para allen
tar corsolar tene palabra. tai grade 10 quc
mi faa, que parvce sno pIe e sol entra q
cstanca y que las tineblas yueyen lyadra
do ilcja No parcpa de la confianza que nsprL
asunto a NJ. Wholes Il mi-contnu6 deSpu6s de
paSa la vista fa en- los papees de la drgen
dose particular Eva; pero ha profmdizado
nosotroS la matcria- caro que puee exirse de Fl
que haberlo estudao conprena 10 que hay
ber'nto
Sus miradas farpn los papees entonccs
quct sorprcndida al vere maceno los oios hmedoS
los labios las roidas.
- OS parece 81 csianca mllv sana lie die
-Querda Mncrva-contcsto CON su antigua sonri>a
aqui e campo mio nadia ticne
de- acrc mi scuctor: cuando dcsdc aumi cntrve i sol
puele decrse Que luce bria toas parties mas no
nporta: eSto 10 cue por ahora nciia ceniro
de los negocos iunto NJ Wholcs'
-Quiza 81 mudarais he barrIo
Ne ponra meior,e,ntinu6 ricndo tam bifn yero rs-
ta forzada rapor desgraea solo dos pue-
fea pcrmrmc llr dr aqui q a. utirio Il fin -;
litigane Pero temais Eva; Il tgio scra 10 priu.eo
que acabc pues creed que csamos apriSa no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04

al pie del monumento aparecen hume
roSaS figuras de bronco, llenas de vida
y dc movimiento, REPRESENTATIVE aign-
mas dc elias perSonajes hist6ricos. son
ioS qne dan II primer rr'io del alza-
miento, aclamando cntus'asn ados Il In
"rtrdicha imngcn del pueblo; las mt.
icrcS que acudcn 4 oLtn gar grn"rosas
ms Iuya, 4 Ia Junia lc defcnsa que pro-
wee dc afmas q lps oNa,tadnS; son lbs
voluntarioS Y In tropa quc cnmicnzan ar-
loroSoS u movimienin rcvs mcionarin.
Al lado opucsto, ante 81 pilar que oS-
tcnta el escudo ,lc Ia Rcp.ib;ca Argcn-
tina, Sc manifesto y simboliz el hecho
conSumado.
Otra figura Varonil dcSnuda, inas"n
del pueblo argentine. vertladcro h'roc
lc Ia cmprcSa, 81 alza vigorosa sobrc Fl
haSamento clcvando en- suS manoS una
rartcla en- que 81 lee independence >
TraS cSta figura, ScntadaS. aparcccn
dos matronas que simbolizan 81 Dcrc-
cho V In .IuStica
Al pie del grupo varias figuras de
bronco, que rcprScntan los caudilloS
trunfadorcS i caballo con suS tropaS
aclaman Il los dichos Simbolos dc Su
conVliStada indcpendcncia.
por uitimo. como rematc del monl-
mcuto. sohrc cl casco de cSfcra del tenn
plcic. Ia cual reproduce la del Ahmd,
en- la parte dondc Ia Argentina Seihall3.
eltvaSc Ia figura de la Rcpublica junto
/ In de Minerva. Scntada Y en- torno de
elias la del Tempo, que rcgiStra loSshr-
hos. las artes en- hcliSlmo grupo, las RI
luczaS del pals SimbolizadaS en- nm toro
: un hombrc del campo, la agriculture.
Ia induStra inclpiehte. ci trabaJo Y cl
.omcrclo: los frutoS. on suma~de In cIvl-
izaui6n argentina
Todas cStas figuras, que por modo ga
lardo nagnifico coronan cl monumcn-
q. >eran de marmo
No ess possible dar aqui clrenta dc la
expression noble y iusta, del vigor, de
leis bellezas, en- fin, de todass las drchaS
fieluraS, que 81 no rccordamos NAL, pa
san de sctcnta V cStau eStudladaS y
,iccutada de un modo ma"istral Tam
POGO cabe cn cstas lincas I'M .Iurcio de
fIngtIvo dsal moImInento. iIo dTcho baS-
tara para dar idea De su compoS Fc,(m
del penSamiento que eXprcsa. BaStt
elecir no mas como impression que DIES
de hrcgo Sc advierte armonica Iomit'rv4-
cion entire slls varios distintos cle-
mcnto~, entire la parte 3rqlit~tonica
y la escuitorica, entire las fleuraS y
grlpos simb6licos Y las fguras y grl~
pos pmtortssros Y moNldos que ci8ru--
yen por su base q monumento, an 81
cual ofre>.o por 10 mismo distmtos pun
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04

tos d. vista para rcrco de los oios y
lied aspiritu.
Diremos por ultimo, que 81 efecto
de conjumto es erandioso y magnitico,
monumental v modeno.
Dontro de breves dias scra cnviado
.stc modclo 4 Bucnos Aires, dondc Sc
dccidira el c"ncurSo, y cm II, posble-
mcmtc, an nuevo triunfo DE Blay, de
Espajla.
Jose Ramon Melida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
IN mzgsgsaseS R0na0

ENCUADERNADOS EN- TEI.A FLEXIBLE
Manuel de Res:stencia de Materiales Y
Estabilidad de las construsciones,
por ell ingeniero DR. Gindo Sandr1-
nell.
Manuel do las Construcciones do Nor
migon Y de Cemento armada, por ell
inpeniero Jose Vacchelli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
ARTE ESPANOL
ARTE ESPANOL
n monuncnto de
Ia Independence
DE IA REpUBLICA ARGENTINA

Los lectorcS recordaran que hacc nm
alo. Y cuando Sc votaba el prcmio dc
honor en- la Exposition Nacional. dan
do con clio al nombre iuStrc de Miguel
Blay. Ia conSagraci6n que Su gcnio me
rccia era tambien cnaltccida Su firma
pn cI extranicro. en- I'm concurso interna-
cional convocado en- BuenoS Aires para
Ia ereccion De I'm monumento que simbo
lice V glorfiquc la independence logra
da hace nm Siglo por el pals argentine
De entire los varioS proyectoS prcsen
tado> al concurso, cn el que 81 mczclaban
intcrcscs de nacionaidadeS juntamcnte
con Ia noble emulaci6n De art>tas presti-
gosoS. cuatro fucron los proyectoS clc
gdos: el de M artista aieman, otro de
I'm frances. otro De un belga Y del eSpa-
MOI Blay para entire elo~ y rnediante el
drsarrolh Gle 'dichoS proyectos mayor
tamano. celefFar nuevo ) definltivo con
curse
Dcbiendo este celehrar2,e en- brcve.
Blay trabaiando sin dcScanSo des,lc
aulella fccha ha eiecutado su modclo de-
monumento .a 10 tcne concluido. d
punto de enviario.
II monumento, que eXpresa aquella
conqni~ta de la ndcpendencia lograda
sin vioIencia~ luctuosas por un pueblo
amante dc la libertad: penSamiento que
aca~o nIeior que nadle puede expreSar
noelcmentc I'm eSpanol pucs que So ira
ia de- una gloria DE- herInanoS nueStros,
y pocoS sabrian eXpresarlo como Biay.
ART lota deicado spiritual. Dc ideas
elevadas de sobria factura - una crea-
ei6n hermoslsima
truto dc una concepclon sohda Y acer
tada del arte monumental. en- ct modelC
hay que consderar dos parties una ar
uuitectonica la cual SrVe de fundamcn
to: otra escultorica. que sintetiza. en Va
rias conposiciones y grupoS de magni-
ficas fjguras, Il pen>amiento rn sus va
aias fases y alta signifieaci6n.
Sohrc tres grada~ Iu hasanento c.-
lindrico de piedra QUE sobre elias - eie-
va alzase un eIegante tetnpete circular,
,le orlen d6rco griego, entire cuyas Sc
veras eolumuas estriadas 81 W la luz,
presiando graciosa ligereza al bello
con iunto Queda dentro un recinto, al
cue dan ingreso dos puertas laterales y
A. el cual 81 ruarIara Il pequeno mo
Il lmento m simple obelisco que de
antigua commemorate la memoria del
hecho cuyo centenario motiva la cree
zion del monumento grande
En- 4 entabamiento del tcmplete IN
cen en- las metopas dorado> "clipeos
entire ornatos.
Interrumpen cn opuestos lados este
entablamiento y la columnata sendos
pilares significatiyos de Ia ohra de
ibcriad realizada por los argentinos.
Ante Il Pillar del frente primero del
monumcnto aparcce sobre II hasamen
L. un grupo DE- tres figuras; Ia rrinci
pal. bermoso desnmdo varOnil simbOliza
Il pueblo rompis sndo i yugo para con
qnstar su libertad. Tras Il la cIudad
de Buenos Aires c'.y0 escudo aparece
cn 10 alto del pillar. extlende sobre -
g. mn pergamino en- 4 que la iiiSiorIa
,or<igna aqlelIa priD.era efemerIde, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
Hotel Pa r1S
NENDEZ VIGO Mum. IA
MayagUeE.
MayagUeE.

Situado este establecimiento EN- el
eentro de Ia caile Mendez Vigo, con
un jardfn al frente, es ell que reune
Fn2yores ventajas y comodidades para
los aenores viajeros, y el que cuenta
con mejores aabitaciones frescas, ven-
tiiadas, magnffcos banos y duchas.
Comidas & todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
MAS 0BRAs, kEClRIDAS

RN La LiBRERIA DEL H0iesfN
Manual Dc frabricaei6n 1s sheselasoA
rsstss rsrs sops y gallstss. -
ID. Luis Godos. ! tomo epeuadR
nsdo. ei.55, con franqueu,
Obras poeticas do d. JosS &t Espvsa.
sada. tomo en r1stica 45 ssAte
vos, con eranqueo.
La eolecci6n entera do lAs osvas % -
rohna Inver1ido. & Is "ertav0
tomO, con franqueo.
III Dsrecha y sa pr6ctisa, a dsasss -
todos, per F. Pi y ArMAgs- l ~
uc encuadernado en- tela, 40
~on franG1eo.
EAs Introduction In Tida Dsvesa, 20
81 bienaventursdo Franeises -
G&les, principe y obispo Dc OsaA
nia de loa Ai6brogues. l toms -
cuadernado en- piel. $J.60, -
fraDgueo.
Sc Scaba de recibir eE esta hbrer1s =
importante Obra titul&da:
E.a aaitad del nundo vista dcsds IN -
Gom6vil (De Pekfn & Paris en- q
dfss) Un tomo 0e SOB paginaA
elegantemente encuadernado -
tela dorado, 200 iiustraciones f0ts-
graficas INA carta itineraria, pW
D. Luis Barzini Precio, $3.50 80
franJne0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
MISAS

MISAS
Cateiral-Dias laborablcs: 2, 7-30 y
S-30.-Festivos s, z, S,9y IL.
San Francisco-Dias laborabies: z
-Festivos: $50, Z y 7-30.
San Jos6.-Dias laborables: y 7-3O.
-Festivos: ESQ, v 7-30.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables; z y
z-30-Festiyos y 10.
Puerta de Tiera.-Martec' do
mingos: 9. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
!ORMUAR|O pRAc1CO
leEi
7 'DE FARMACUI 0GI4
1ujlRDlN -8eAdnETl.
'DB vRNTA
an Eli BOLETIN MERCANTiu
Articulos para escritorio
UN GRAN SU2TiDO

Escribanfas eiegantes, propias para
regaIos, de varios tamaiios y precios.
Papeles de todas clases Sobres, L.
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para CO.
piar, Copiadores de cartas. Libretss de
todos tamaTios Factureros ultimo mo-
deIo infiuidad de objetos a precioS
ecou6micos
De vcnca en- e1 BOLETTN MTRCAF-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-04
Secudn ReIgiioSa

Santos para manana;
la Conversion de san Agilstin y
SAN Pho V PAPA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11
Replica of Fulton's First
Boat Launched on Hudson

NEW YORK, July lo.-sliding down ths
ways as gracefully as any big modern
ocean liner ever took the water the
strange little craft which is a replica Of
Robert Fulton's Hudson river steamboat
the Ciermont. was launched today under
the auspices Of the Hudson Fulton CeIe-
bration commission, at the Mariners har-
Dor yards OF the Staten Island Shipbuiid-
ing company. Next fall, during the Hud-
SON Fulton celebration. the Clermont re-
plica viii be the central figure in a great
fiotilla OF warships Of all nations. which
viii accompany It over the same course on
the Hudson. from New York to Albany.
which Fulton took in the original on Au-
gust II. 1907 amid the derison of the multi
tudes who lined the shores and waggishly
called the inventors expedition "Fulton's
folly"
The ceremonies today were witnessed by
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11
Don't Ask Hotel Clerks
to Pay for Your G. 0. d.

a bill he left Clerk Cox IN the iurch for
$3.50 which that genial and obnging fell
low paid out for straw hat for Baxter
Clerk Cox tells the following story OF
Baxters doings at the Rome:
He arrived here last Tuesday and regis
tered from New York / assigned him TO
a good room and he was here for three
days without attracting any undue atten-
ton. But Friday he became much in evil
dence around the office and talked
great deal with the clerks.
'Along toward evening he went to his
room and shortly after a boy from
store came over with a straw hat for
him. l phoned Baxter at his room and
asked him what TO do with the hat He
wanted me 10 pay the $3.50 due on II and
charge to his account. This l did and no
more did we see OF Baxter.
"Of course. nobody thought anything
about him Friday night, but Saturday
morning l tried 10 locate him in his room
and found that he had gone. Investiga-
tion proved that he went out OF the hotel
during the night without being seen by
the night clerk or bell boys
."By paying for his hat / lost s. 50. for
did that on my personal responsibility
The hotel lost Sl2 which he owes for his
room and cafe biz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11
Meat Inspector
Makes Newt Charge
Against the Service
Witness Bischof in Sworn Statement
Goes Inspector Harms One or
Two Better.

Bischof, one of the government meat in
spectors who was discharged after he had
sustained the allegations of James F.
Harms against the meat inspection system
in the packing houses here, ISSUED a sworn
statement today which he said contained
the gist of his testimony before the COM
mittee sent here by Secretary OF Agrieul-
ture Wilson.
Mr.. Bischofs charges are more serious
than Harms, and more specific. He re-
cites his three years experience in the
packing houses and calls attention to nu-
merous Irregularities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11

If YOU are stopping at any Omaha hotel
do not buy a hat or any other article in
the city and have II sent c. o. d. to the
hotek II you do and the package is
taken TO the office while you are out, IL
win not be paid for by anyone at the
desk and you will at once become the
object OF suspicion.
Two of the local hostelries have been
worked" for board bills during the last
two weeks by strangers who bought straw
hats that were sent 10 hotel offices with
the c. o. d. bill. Now the hotels are
leary OF all strangers who ask the same
favors that were accorded those two un-
scrupulous individuals.
The first case occurred at the Mer-
chants hotel. in which a man who regis
tered from the east tried 70 get the clerk
TO pay tor a c. o. ID. package. The clerk
did not do this, however, but the stranger
beat the house out Of his board and room
bill by leaving suddenly without set
ting up.
At the Rome last week the second deal
took place and the Rome management
is now looking for one F. r. Baxter OF
New York City. lie disappeared from the
city last week. owing a bill OF sl2 al that
hosiery.
Besides beating the hotel proper out OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11
CUDAHY BUILDS ON DOUGLAS
Packer Will Erect Ten-Story Office
Structure on Grossman Corner.
COST WILL BE HALF A MILLION
Mrs. NJ. o. Maui VIII Put Up Two
Store Buildings on West, Keep
ing Up Douglas Street Im-
prOvement Campaign.

e. A. Cudahy has announced that work
will be begun at once on the construction
OF a ten-story building on the Grossman
corner at Seventeenth and Douglas streets,
at a cost of 100000.
The deal for the property was closed
after several weeks Of negotiating at a
price between $50, 900 and 10000.
The closing of the deal necessitated a
trip TO the east by s. p. Bostwick, Harry
Turkey acting at this end. The property
has been recognized for years as a most
desirable site and numerous attempts have
been made to buy it, but failed, owing to
disagreement between Mrs. Grossman-
Fink and her husband, Robert Fink.
The announcement Of the new building
which will contain stores on the ground
floor and offices above, marks another
milestone in the history of Douglas street,
which Of recent years has been advancing
rapidly as a business center. With the
Brandeis store as the first big improve
ment, there have followed in succession the
beginning Of the Brandeis theater and an
mex, the new John L. Kennedy building on
Nineteenth and the Grossman corner i'm
provement.
1t Is also announced that Mrs NJ. o. Maui
will build two stores west of the Cudahy
building.
Mr.. Cudahy some time ago bought on the
north side Of the street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth and there is a considerable
likelihood of new building going up west
of the present Nebraska Telephone com
pany's home. A new Masonic building is
also proposed on Twentieth. Besides all
these improvements there is a large addi-
ton TO be made to the Omaha club.
It is asserted that the new crosstown
cars will run down Douglas street for a
way, bringing traffic from North Twenty
fourth and South Omaha. II true II will
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11

about 5000 persons, including the majority
Of the hneal living descendants OF Robert
Fulton and Chancellor Livingston. Gen
eral Stewart L. Woodford, president OF
the Hudson Fulton commission, presided
Mrs. Alice crary suteliffe. great-grsnd-
daughter Of Fulton christened the first
steamboat" as it slid into the water. Mrs
Sutcliffe broke on the bow OF the replica
a beautiful silver fiigree glass vase. filled
with water from the well on the old Liv-
ingstone place at clermont on the Hud-
son, where Fulton made his first stop on
the maiden trip Of the Clsrmont AS the
vase broke she said
II name thee clermont auspiciousiy
again proclaiming to the American people
Fulton's own sentiment in his essay to
the friends OF mankind, Industry will give
abundance to the virtuous world and call
mankind to one unbounded feast Of har-
mony and friendship
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11

Figurehead
for Lincoln
Decorated Prov of Bsttleship May Be
Lodged at State House
in Future.
lrrom a staff corresponaent.

CFrom a staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-(special Tel
egram )-Some weeks ago the secretary
of the navy decided that the figurehead
on man of-war is a superfluous adorn-
ment and should be done away with. An
order was made to. this effect and the
battleships are now having their artistic
prows removed When Congressman
Kinkaid heard Of this he wrote to the
secretary Of the navy requesting that the
figurehead which is now being taken
from the battleship Nebraska at the
Brooklyn navy yards be '1oaned" or
given to the state of Nebraska to be
placed In the state house at Lincoln or
in the museum of the university. Though
Judge Kinkaid has not vet received a
formal reply to his request, he seems
to feel confident that IT will be granted
Fred H ARbott of Aurora, Neb., re-
Gently appointed assistant commissioner
OF Indian affairs, arrived in Washington
this morning Mr.. Abbott, accompanied
by Senator Browns secretary, proceeded
to the Indian bureau, arriving there just
before the close of business for the day.
He was introduced to Indian Commits
sioner Valentine and afterward took the
formal oath Of office and practically i'm
mediately took off his coat and got on
inc JOD. he was introduced. TO lne
clerks of the bureau over which he will
preside and will actually buckle down to
work Monday morning.
Representative Norris this morning
escorted H. c. Clapp Of McCook to the
White House and introduced him to
President Taft.
]. H. Quigley of Valentine, Neb is in
Washington on business before the In
terror department He was taken to the
department this morning by Representa-
tive Kinkaid. Mr.. Quigley is desirous of
securing certain leases of Indian lands
in the Rosebud country for grazing pur-
poses.
Hon. Church Howe, consul general at
Manchester England arrived in Wash
ington today Mr.. Howe has returned
to the United States upon leave Of
absence. and after transacting some
business in connection with his office
will start for Nebraska to spend the re-
inainder of his leave at home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11
PUEBLO DRY, SALOON WAR ON
Liquor Stores Closed by Trouble
Growing Out of Limit TO
NumbeE.

PUEBLO, Colo, July 10-Because the
aldermen cannot agree upon the list OF
favored ones who are to receive saloon
liquor licenses for the coming year, Pueblo
today was dry" for the first time in its
history. Every saloon was ordered closed
at midnight last night and today drawn
blinds and closed doors greeted the thirsty
wRyfarer.
Under the new city ordinance not more
than 100 saloon licenses can be issued. The
councilmen have been unable to agree on
the persons who are to have licenses In
their respective wards, and since July !
all saloons have been running without a
license A special. meeting of the council
will be called TO deal with the situation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-07-11
CHURCH CONTAINS BATHS
AND A SWIMMING POOL
President Taft TO Aid I'm Laying the
Cornerstone OF Unique In
stttution.

WASHINGTON, July s.-President Taft
tomorrow will officiate at the laying OF
corner stone of the new Ingram Memorial
Congregational church.
Unique in many respects, this church
promises to be an attractive place for its
members. 1t will be equipped with q swim
ming pool and shower baths. o. H. In
gram Of Eu Claire, Wis, who is founding the
church as a memorial 60 his son, Charles
H. Ingram, wanted these unusual features
installed. IT is said. because OF his belief
in the declaration that Cleanliness is next
to Godliness" A gymnasium and bowling
alley club rooms for boys and girls and a
graded school from Kindergarten to grad
uate department also will enter into the
church equipment,
Senator La Toilette and Representative
Esch of Wisconsin, will participate in the
ceremonies.