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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

asmero, srviendosc de pedaZos de cal
de distintos colOres, que reunen y armo-
uizan > frotandoloS con un trapo. Arras-
tranSe de baldosa en- baldosa y, euando
han terminado diez doce, escriben de-
baio unas palabras:
"Tengo en- casa rnos hijos sin pan.
Sitntanse al lado de la cobra Y es-
peran, inm6viloS, como las csfingc> d
m Museo, i m,nudo en- vano. Y hay
,lias malos , ca que cl viento cubre
de polvo. llueve un transelntc piso
tea los cuadro, destruyendo el trabaio
doIoroso de una manana entera. No Sc
Quejan vuelyen arrastraSe de cuadro
IN cuadro. dando nueva vida : i los
coIores marchitados: 'Tengo en- casa
amos hijos sin pan
No SON 'obras de arte aunQue hay
por e mundo muchos lienzoS aSi callti-
cados que vaIen menos, y nj Siquiera
tienen e.l merito de haber sido pintados
/ la intemperie, con 81 rostro hclado y
i est6mago vacio. Son eSbozOS rudoS,
trazados >obre una piedra, con cal: IN
narincro. una prad2ra nevada, una tenn
3e>tad IN cl mar, una va>ija de crisan-
em0S ... Pero hay en esos cuadritoS un
arte extrano. indrsciiptih,.; arte y do
! ~ Il D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

INFORMATION TELEGRAFICA
CAYEY

En- la noche del a, en- ei barrio & Ma
ton Abaio", Martin Carabailo, lEtir!3
ma herida grave en- la cara con una ma
vaia a Pedro Escalera. FL agresor i'.e
arrestado, habl6ndole el luez eXlgldo
500 dollars de fanza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

En- la Corte de Paz de este pueblo
Sc sentenciaron el dia % del mes que
rlge tres IuiciOs contra los sehores co
merciantes don Guillermo Nogueras,
don Manuel Vega Lopez y don Felicia
no Carrion. todos por ei supuesto deli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
CAROLINA

Ell domingo fu6 sorprendida una lu-
gada al monte, en- ell barrio Barra-
zas''. sieudo arrestalo> seis snd'.ld"oss
ocupandoseles naipes y dlnero, ASA como
ma navajo uu machete~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
FAI ARD0

Juan Medina y Luciano Carmona, que.
-estaban acusados de motin el dia de las
elecciones. fueron condenados. de~pnts
de ser halados culpables. Il $40 da lnuIta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
TAKE BEEF TRUST
War TO CAPITAL
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS WILL
TRANSFER DELIBERATIONS
TO DEPARTMENT OF
~ JUSTICE.

Washington. March 4.-The deliber-
ations of the government attorneys,
who at Chicago have been active in
the collection and presentation to the
federal grand jury there of evidence
against the so-called beef trust, will
be transferred on Saturday to the de-
partment of justice at Washington.
The administration believes the com
bination of packers In Chicago. with
its ramihcations throughout the United
States, Is dominating figure in con-
trolling the price Of beef. and about
six. weeks ago when the subject was
being agitated announced al intention
to begin prosecutions. Since that time
evidence in addition to that already
in the possession of the department of
justice has been collected and pre-
sented to the grand jury.
1t Is expected that the conference to
be held here win determine whether
Sufficient information has been obtained
to demand a presenttnent against in
diytduaI packers charging violation
Of the Sherman antitrust law and
against the National Packing COM
pany for dissolution of that corpora
tion as operating in restraint Of trade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
WHAT The RETAIL
MARKETS OFFER
LOCAL MERCHANTS OFFER GOOD
LINE TO FARGoANs FOR THEIR
SUNDAY DINNER-EGGs WEAK
ING WHILE PRODUCE is STIFF
FENING UP.

Saturday morning the shoppers will
find that the local merchants have
good line of things for the Sunday dim
ner table. They win find that prices
are generally the same as they were
last week except eggs. which are weak
ening in price, and the produce lines
which are higher are continuing to
stiffen up.
In the fresh vegetable lines offered
at the grocers tomorrow will be head
lettuce at Is and 20 cents per head;
loose leaf lettuce (home grown at S
cents per pound; celery at 8, 10 and
Is cents per head; tomatoes 25 cents
per pound. and cucumbers at 25 cents
each.
Grape fruit will sell at 10 and 1914
centsS oranges at 30, 25, 30. 35 and 40
cents. according to size; bananas at
30 and S5 cents; while apples vary in
price, Russets bringing so cents and
northwestern greetings IS cents.
Butter remains at the same price
as last week. Eggs will sell at 2S cents
for the strictly fresh variety. 1t Is ex-
pected that within the next few days
they will be down to 25 cents per dozen
as the market is continually weakening
All produce lines are higher. Staples
remain at practically the same price
as they have been for some time. How
ever some of the dealers are. making
specials in some of the lines and it
will be well for tho buyer to consult
the advertisements on this page and
find out what is being offered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Nasal Obstruction,

Many people suffer from "stuffiness"
or "stoppage" of the nose through life
without ever thinking Of consulting
their medical attendant. 1t is one of the
most frequent causes of deafness, and
it is this symptom which is often the
immediate or direct reason for the pa
tents seeking advice.
Nasal obstruction Is responsible for
many other troubles. Further, it not
only interferes with the development OF
these organs, but when severe it is re-
sponsible for a state known as "apro-
sexia," or impaired by lack of ability to
concentrate the attention by dullness
Of perception, and backwardness in
learning, handicapping the sufferer in
his struggle through life.
1t also seriously interferes with gen.
eraI nutrition and growth, and there
fore. says the Hospital 1t is of the
highest Importance that the physician
should examine the nasal breathway in
every form of respiratory impairment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Electric Bread Baking.

Youths Companion: Electric baking
ovens have long been available, but
their use has not spread very rapidly,
because of the cost or the
difficulty of procuring the requisite cur
rent. In the little Swiss town of
Kerns. where electric power is cheap,
the electric baking oven has just been
in satisfactory manner.
In a furnace less than eihgt feet long
100 pounds of bread, in loaves of one
and three pounds each, can be baked
at one time, and eight bakings can be
made in twelve hours. The cost of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

Boil four pounds of fresh tripe till
tender. Drain, sprinkle with salt and
pepper, and arrange in a -buttered
pan. Pour over 1t one quart of chopped
tomatoes, one large onion sliced very
thin, half cupful of chopped parsley,
and, il 1t is liked, the skin of large red
pepper minced fine. A teaspoonful of
Tabasco sauce may be used If more
flavor is liked. Pour over all one-half
cupful of melted butter and bake for
one hour This is equal to the finest
fish
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Fried Graham Mullins.

For the fried graham mullins, which
are especially welcome on a cold day,
measure out one and half pints of
graham meal, half pint of while flour,
half cupful of sugar, a teaspoonful Of
salt, teaspoonul of soda and two tea
spoonful of cream of tartar or two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
Add slowly a pint of milk and two
well beaten eggs, beating all thoroughly
together till a smooth mass Is formed.
Fry in boiling hot fat, like doughnuts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
SAY They HAVE
GOODS ON GROCERS
oHIoANs PRODUCE WHOLESALE
MEMS COMMITTEE ON
RETAIL PRICES.

Columbus, Ohio. March 4.-The
legislative food probe committee began
hearing Witnesses today as to alleged
price manipulation.
The committee mas obtained cir
cular issued by a national association
OF wholesale grocers naming a COM
mlttee on retail prices. Work that
such committee would engage in is
alleged to be clearly in violation Of the
Ohio antitrust act. Two members
Of the committee live in Ohio, and are
to be placed on the witness stand.
Among the witnesses called is w.
III. Cook Of Springfield, Ohio, former
president OF the Ohio Grocers' asso-
citation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Had Tried Hot Water.

National Monthly a buxom colored
sister once approached her pastor and
said; "Brudder Johnsing, me an my
ole man don't agree at all. We is all
the time quarrelin'. viii you obiige
me wild some advice?"
The pastor replied: SISTER Jackson,
has yo' tried heapin' Goals of fire on his
his head?"
She then exclaimed: mo, Brudder
sJohnsing, but Use tried hot water"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
In a Tiaht Place.

After witness had admitted he read
Dams testimony, Simpson asked him
to point out things in it that differed
from his own remembrance. Only
seven points did the witness make
from the three weeks testimony of
Dan Russell about his boyhood life in
Melrose. Several of these Simpson
challenged.
HAS it ever dawned upon your
mind that this man may be your
brother and that some one had been
fooling your" asked Simpson.
mo- witness answered.
"You don't know whether or not he
Is your brother, do you?"
Eyes, I do know he is not"
Simpson announced today that Dan
would take the stand for the third
time in his fight for tha fortune dur
ing next week or the week after.
Williams Testimony.
William told in detail Of his last
view of Dan when>'he ran away. He
declared Dan did not say good bye
and that he did not know Dan was
going for good. He said he did not
see anyone follow Dan Gown the road,
as his own witnesses have testified do
ing. He said the reason why he gave
his attorney power to sign for his
registered mail was that he knew they
were from the Dakotan and did not
want it to appear that he had any
thing to do with him.
Simpson pushed question after ques-
tion at the witness concerning the
power Of attorney Opposing counsel
objected and Simpson declared In
open court that although William
Russell says he signed that document
he believed 1t to be forgery and
would try to prove 1t SO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Nsver.E .EalI Ham omeIet.

Never fall omelet might be a better
name. Six eggs beaten separately, add
ing whites last. One cup milk, six
teaspoons cornstarch. one teaspoon
baking powder Pour mixture into
buttered spider. sprinkle with chopped
ham and roll when 1t begins to cook
through.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

The Circle: She received an invita-
tion to her friends marriage, and won
dered whether IT was meant to be TAX
en- literally. This is how 1t ran:
1--WE beg to invite you to Emilys
wedding, and hope we may count on
your presents" . T..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Tomato soup Mith Maearoni.

The leftover macaroni of yesterdays S
dish may be used in the soup. If there
is none left, rice may be used, as it
is not particularly desirable to have
macaroni or any one foodstuff two days
in succession. unless there are left
overs to be utilized.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Boiled rrips With Rice.

Put two pounds of fresh tripe to boil
in two quarts of water. Add one
chopped onion. a bit of garlic, three
tomatoes sliced, salt and pepper, and
when half the water has boiled away
put in a small cupfuI of rice. Sim
mer gently and serve fhen the rice is
dry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
EVA TANoUAY IS FINED.

Actress Pays $40 for Jabbina Hat
pin into Stage Hand at LouisviIls.
Louisville. March 4.-Eva Tanguay,
the actress after a three hours trial
In police court today was fined $40 and
costs on the complaint of Clarence
Hess a stage hand at MacAuley's
theatre. Hess alleged that Miss Tan
quay had jabbed him with hatpin.
Hess appeared in court, his physician
testifying that the stage hand mad
three punctures in the lower abdomen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
TO BOYCOTT ORIENTAL LABOR.
California Fruit Growers Agree to
protect Home and Family

RedIands, Cal. March 4.-Thirty
orchardists of Oak Glenn, the mile
high apple growing district east of
Redlands, have attached their sigma
lures to the following pledge:
we agree against the future EN-
pioying Of any Hindus. Koreans or
Japanese In Oak Glenn and vicinity as
a protection for our homes and fani-
les
The crusade against Oriental labor
results from the recent action Of a
rancher In employing twenty TIindus
to chop wood. Armed with rifles. d
party of neighboring ranchers marched
the Hindus out Of the district.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
FALLING TIMBER KILLS MINER.
Adams Mine Employs Is Hit on Head
While at Work.

Duluth. Mimi, March 4.--viliani
Samni. employed in the Adams mine,
at Eleveth, was instantly killed today
while working In the shaft. A tim
Der fell down in the opening, striking
him on the head. He was % years
old, and unmarried.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

Bystander: Millinery has been much
in vogue this past year. In the prev
ious year. when the No Hat league was
started. you used to see women with no
hats. OF late, 1t has been the other way
around. Lots of us have seen hats
walking about. but no women.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

Illustrated Bits: The Speaker-Mar
riage, my dear sisters, is a huge mis-
take! Believe me, ] would not marry
the best man in the world
Sweet Voice Cfrom audience) You
couldn't, for I've got him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
MOORE IS DISCHARGED.
Seattle Money Lender Is Not Extra.
dited by Washington.

dited by Washington.
Winnipeg. Man, March 4.-Myron A.
Moore, money lender, held here since
last October al the request of the
state of Washington officials was
finally discharged today, after a long
legal battle. by Judge Macdonald.
None of the charges entered by Seat
tie authorities were proven. The Judge
declined to protect the state Of Wash
ington from damage suits but pro-
tected all officers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

NpNEt @UHptHMki@V VI FtpU@f MfhA -A~S
In this visiting costume of tan COL
ored English mohair designed by
Maurice Meyer is seen a novel COM
bination of heavy and light fabrics
The skirt, laid in plaits to allow hip
yoke line, is caught near the hem into
a straight band of self-dyed Cluny
lace, irregular at intervals and not in
cluding the back fullness which falls
in straight fat bands. The coat which
is without arm eyes shaped by curving
shoulder seams. which continue into
almost close fitting sleeves, is of the
belted type, unlined and semi-trans-
parent in, sections where panels Of dyed
Cluny are introduced. The tan straw
hat has a velvet faced brim rolling
abruptly in front and a rounded crown
is trimmed across the back with
| flowers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
Would Have coat t4lm lie &c.

Oscar BowmaFh lebanon, KY.
writes: / have used Foleyfs Kidney
Remedy and take great pleasure in
stating it.. cured me permanently of
kidney disease which certainly would
have cost me my life" H. H. Cassel.
man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.


Smart Set: A woman will tell you
she dresses to please her husband even.
though he swears every time she buys
a new dress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
COUNTESS LAUGHS AT
GAMBLING MIX,UP
contInued from PaEe one.


against the Southern club. which
caused the Counts baggage to be at
tached, claiming that he had played.
the night before with chips, cashing in.
at 81 instead of 10 cents EACH as ne
had supposed.
The suits are for s25,O0O each, action
being brought separately by the count
and countess. Their attitude in the
matter, however, is decidedly at var
lance. The pretty young countess
seems to see the humor of the situ-
alton.
"It is just rich to see Jacques bristle
wI1en he tells of beating those big
American politicians and gamblers at
their own game" she said. II am going
to stay and see it out. 1t is better than
d show. Honor among gamblers is
not the same down here as 1t, is in
Luxembourg He miI1t stay here till
doomsday and not beat them.
''He even went to the governor with
his troubles and expects to put the
whole fraternity out Of business be-
cause they tried to rob him of few
hundred"
1t was rumored yesterday that Mr..
Kilgallen would back his noble SON
law in his quest for vengeance, but
this he denied. He Is keeping in hour
ly communication with the situation
and admits that the sport Of the thing
Is better than morse race.
"No." he said Il am not going TO
help him. He doesn't deserve 1t. He
will have lot of sport out of his ex :
perience and learn few things Where
he came from the government keeps
the gamblers deeentiy straight but
down there the gamblers are the gov
ernment. 1t Is matter Of honor with
him. He viii quit when he thinks his
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

Pneumonia follows cold but never
follows the use of Foleys Honey and
Tar which stops the cough, heals the
lungs and expels the cold from the
system. I'll. FL. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
He failed to See II.

Puck: Mr.. Closecoyne during his
wife's reception) She gives 'em
lights; she gives EN- music; she gives
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
AeAlNsr THg LIE cARRIERs
House Votes Down Amendment Il
Promote Carriers IN large Cities.

Promote Carriers in Large Cities.
washington. March 4.By the narrow
margin of So TO GA the house today yo-
ted down an amendment to the post
office appropriation bill offered BY
Representative Goebei Of Ohio provid-
ing for the promotion of all letter
carriers In large cities to the $1,000
grade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
DARES RECLUSE
TO ARREST Client
COUNSEL FOR NORTH, pAkoTAN
PUTS WILLIAM RUSSELL IN
A TIGHT. PLACE. ......-.

Boston, Mass, March 4.-William c.
Russell, the Melrose recluse. on the
witness stand today against Dan Rus
sell, of Dickinson, who claims to be
his brother and joint heir, admitted
that printed list of .uestions which
were asked him last week by counsel
in the famous identity hearing was
prepared and he framed his answers
to them months ago under the direc-
tion of his attorneys. And - all his
while he was closely concealed be
yond the. reach of the Massachusetts,
law. He admitted he lived in Provi-
dence, surrounded by detectives where
no summons could be served. Here
he read Dan Russelrs testimony, he
stated, and studied 1t.
Reeluse Challenged.
After this remarkable admission by
the respondent, Senator Simpson Gre
ated another sensation by challenging
the witness to have Daniel Blake Rus
sell, the claimant, arrested. il he be-
lieved that his client was a rank i'm
poster and seeker for wealth. The
courtroom was in an uproar. Breaking
out again, Simpson shouted: "It is
about time somebody should be ar
rested in connection with this affair,
isn't it?"
81 suppose so," said william.
The dramatic outburst was brought
about by the admission that witness
thought from the first that the ranch
man was rank imposters. Witness
also admitted that he left Melrese be-
cause he thought 1t fairer that the
claimant give his entire testimony
first s.r.-z ...,. --.r.r. ..-t.-.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
suheonseious Control.

heating is little more than IL cents
a pound of bread.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04
No Chance.

'em food. flowers, champagne and that's
what she calls receiving?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

Choice Rib Roasts, per ID. ....,. f3e
Choice Rib Roasts, boned and
rolled. ready for the oven, ID. 17c
Choice Legs of Mutton. per h.. 15c
Whole Pork Shoulders, per 10. -. 1890
Whole Pork Legs, per lb.. ...... 1374e
Bacon, per Id. .................. zoe
Hamburger Steak, per lb. ...... gee
Liver, per lb. .............s..... 4Izc
All the rest Of the meat at the same
low price, as advertised last week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-04

~ Free delivery to any part Of city mo
home made bread; it's the kind you wan
baked yourself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
ALIENS SWARM
To THIS COUNTRY
Question of Housing Newcomers
Serious Problem in New
York.
TENEMENT DISTRICTS
MORE THAN FULL
Clannishness Holding Rents in
Immigrant District at
High Figure.
BY RALPH JOHNSON.
ased Wire to Tho Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
NEW YORK, April 30.-It is al
WAYS close race in New York to
build houses fast enough TO accommo
date the constantly growing popula
ton of the city, and it looks as though
the task Of housing new comers is go
ing 10 be harder this year than 1t ever
has been. immigration is oVerrunnlng
all old high records. May and June
VIII bring swarms of aliens to Elils
Island, according to the bookings OF the
various steamship agencies. March ar
rivals were los, ,2S6 and figures for the
next half year promise TO run well
above 10000 n month. Fully quar-
ter of the newcomers are settling IN
immigrant sections of Greater New
York. They are overnowing tho tene-
ments in those districts and the result
is q rapid spreading of such population
into neighboring territory Tho aliens
do moi seek homes in scattered locah-
Ties They huddle together where they
can hear their mother tongue and see
their own people. Their persistent
clanuishncss is holding rents in immi-
grant districts at higher figures than
prevail for better accommodations in
other parts Of the city. Real estate
experts say that tho inflow of at least
100000 immigrant homescekcrs during
the wear will drive ont a larger num-
Der of The older population. Newcom-
crs do not replace older residents d.
rcctly. They crowd in among their
own people, who themselves begin to
spread out in search of less crowded
quarters. Spreading thus through all
parts Of the city. the migrant overflow
drives out the other population in even
larger masses than the inflow, because
the invasion of old home sections by
even small body from immigrant dis
trcts starts a radical transformation
in the residential character OF such
ucighborhoods.
There is danger that the favorite