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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-16


acogidos bajo la protection espanola,
| y unos anos antes iniciaron una cam
pana en- pro de esta idea, que no obtu,
vo los resultados rapidos que ellos es-
lperaban, aunque Ell Gobierno espanol
Sc mostro, en- principle, favorable d
tai pretensi0n. Este carino, que pa
lograr la protection de Espana, que,
asimilarse a los extranjeros para GO
zar de los privilegios que disfrutan y
evltar las cOntlnuas Vejaciones de Que
| eran ylctimas los silbditos otomanos du-
rante eli regimen absolute en- Turqula,
ly de las que Sc libraban a fuerzas de
dinero
Cuando los diferentes comite de 10
Yenes turcos empezaron d unirse pa
ra una acci0n c0mun, los judios VIE
ron una soilci6n mas rapida en- una
reVoluci0n y sc unierOn los musulma-
nes, y ayundandoles con su intelligent
cla y con su dinero para restableci-
miento de la Constitution en- ell impe,
rio. Es notorio que el movimiento IL
beral ha teuido su cuna en- Sal6nica
| y que los miombros mas infuyentes
del comite Union y Progreso son los
| lSraclitas conyartidos al isIamismo que
ALI residen, J que son conocidos por eI
nombre de "Deunmes' Mamnes. >
nes''
Los ''jovenes turcos' han logrado
sus fines y, como conSecuenca natural,
los judios espanoles que les han ayu-
dado pretenden hoy ocupar altos ear
gos publicos para poder sacar ell ma
yor fruto a su simulado patriotismo
como para esto es Indispensable ser
snbdito otomanO, Sc ha desvanecido
como por encanto el amor que decian
! profesar EspaHa, de la que no Sc ocu-
pan mas.
Hoy, 81 elias les concediera la pro-
tecclon que tanto solicitaban. y, aiin
mas, 81 les otorgara la naturalization
e'panoIa, no Ga aceptaIiant pues Sc
ria un obstaculo para Ell logro de sus
aspiraciones. No hay. nj en- los mismo,
turcos, tanto entusiasmo para ell nue.
Vo regimen como el que pdblicamente
J por Su Pren>& maniiestan los israe-
litas, de oirlrS, mny en- breve Tur-
qula llegara a ser una potencia que in.-
pondra sus voluntadcs Europa ar-
terra.
Sin embargo por 10 que Sc ha visto
hasta hoy, 81 3esprende que no sera
tan rapida como ellos prOnostican la
regeneration de Turquia, Y qlliza los
israelitas seran los primeros en- sufril.
las consecuenclas de las ideas cue fo-
mentan. Las cargaS y los impuestos
precederan los progresses, y la vida
reSuitara cada dia mas dificil. como es
va el caso de>da las llamadas reformas.
Diflcimente podran ahora los israe-
litas realizar los rdpidos Y enormes
beneficios que pr0curaba la Admins
| Ifaclon durante Ell regimen abolldo.
y ia postre reconoceran q. han obra-
, do contra sus intereses. quiza sean
obieto de vejaciones que no les ser1
possible, como anres. evitar con dine
70.
"Alea iacta est pero es verdade-
ramente una ld>5ima que Espana no
haya sabido aprovechar las disposicio-
nes seudo- o-patri0ticas de los .iudios. con-
eediendoles oportunamente 10 que soil
citaban. pueS de haberlo hecho Sc en-
contraria hoy con una colonia nlme-
rosa que forZ0samente fomentaria las
va iniciadas reiaciones comerciales con
Ia Peninsula, procurandole en- estos
mercatloS una >allda importante la
sobreproducci6n de su industrial
| 7aumet EFFENDI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-16
De Mayaguez
Los grandes crimenes. es.-Juicics emo
cionates. Bodas y forasteros.-
Ell seIior de Diego.-Los en-
venenadores sentenciados

El sabado di6 comienzo en- esta Corte
de Distrito la vista del juicio contra Ga
briei Rodriguez acusado como autor de
-un asesinato en- primer grado, cometldo
,en la persona de Eugenio Caballeri.
lsl Jurado qued6 constituido con los
.siguientes seilores:
.Jaeobo Bravo, Pablo Villalba, Agus-
tin Martinez, Luis Benitez- julio Perez,
-Jacinto Perocier. -Adolfo TorrellaS, Jose
Mas Carbonell, Lucas Lavergne. Pedro
Martinez, Pedro G. Pietri Y Jose Soto
Ortiz.
Eel doctor Lange hizo un eXtenSo
1nforme en- que probe su competence de
medico forense.
Despues del discurso de la defensa,
que fue muy elocuente, Ell .Iurado Sc re
tir6 deliberar, apreciando las condl-
clones de honradez del aatador, Y su
vida de trabaiador constaDte, por otra
parte, considerando que 81 procesado
obr6 impulzade por el mledo, do TN
veredicto de asesinato en- segundo gra-
do.
Han contrald0 matrlmOolo cIFli, el Sc
nor don Pablo Cancel Y la bella senorlta
lgnacia Mallerga.
Que sean muy feIices.
Procedente de Ponce hst ilegado
.esta ciudad ell senior VillaLi Pagan per
soma muy estimada aqui.
Terminadas las tareas parlamentaraS
ha regresado esta ciudad Ell iiustre pre-
sidente de la Camara de Delegates don
Jose de Diego,
Para Ell ulartes esta anuuclado el bene
ficio del aplaudido actor senior Jambrna
con ell drama de Echegaray FL graz I'd
1eOfo.
lei ioven distinguido artista Sc ha
hecho aQui de grandes sitnpatfas Y es
de esperar que el teatro Sc YEA lleno
el martes.
FL sabado estren6 la eompanIa el
4emocionante drama. El Cy~isto m0der-
no
IGi Iunes ha comenzad0 Ell la Corte
de Distrito la vista del juicio por ase-
sinato en- primer grado seguldo contra
el vecino de Lajas, Jose RAMIREZ
Defiende al acusado el eminente aho-
yado criminalista senor de Diego
~
Ell senior Martinez Nadal ha estado
.aquf varios dias preparando la tempo
rada de la zarzuela.
Hay aqui gran expectation por apIau-
dir Luisa Bon0ris, tan elOglada por
.eI BOLETIN.
fGI .Jurado di6 va su veredlcto contra
Ros envenenadores de Angel Marteil,
Maria del Carmen MeIendez = Juan Flo
res CaSTano.
Este ha sido condenado a la h0rca,
V la individua d varios amos de presl-
do.
La opinion apiaude este failo-
80
Sc anuncia para muy pronto Ia apari-
eidn de La trabUaG, nuevo v0oero re
publieano que dirigira don VietoI1ano
al. Fernandez administered don Juan
IGac0urt
CorresponsSs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-16

Gran numero de peticiones solci-
tando solares de los que nuestro Ayun,
tamientO concedc gratis para la fabr-
caci6n de casas, ha sido presentado.
La corporation Municipal, despacha
a la mayor breyedad estos asuntos Y
de clio depende el que la cantidad de
editiclos vaya en- aumento en- este pue-
bloe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-16

Mi mas caluroSa felicitaci6n para
todoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-16

Gi Iunes ha comenzad0 Ell la Corte
de Distrito la vista del juicio por ase-
sinato en- primer grado, seguldo contra
el vecino de Lajas, Jose RAMIREZ
Defiende al acusado el eminente abo-
yado criminalista senor de Diego
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-16

Han contraido matrimonio civil, el Sc
nor don Pablo Cancel Y la bella senorlta
Ignacia Mallerga.
Que sean muy feices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
BRYAN MAY Bolt.

OMAHA. Neb. July % Owing 70
vigorous opposition 20 his county op-
ton campaign and its probable defeat.
Il IS confidently expected that W. J
Bryan viii bolt the Democratic ticket
and support Republicans this fall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
FEDERATION FAILS
TO TAKE ACTION
Breach Between Carpenters
Organizations Ignored by
Building Trades Council.

The breach between the Amalgamated
Society Of Carpenters and the Brother
hood Of Carpenters, both Of Washing
ton, which has been in evidence for
several months. is as wide today as
at any time in the past
It was thought an effort would be
made, when the Washington Building
Trades Council met last night, 10 ad-
just the differences between the two
union bodies communication was
expected from William J. Spencer, sec
rotary Of the trades department of The
A F. Of L, demanding the expulsion
OF the Amalgamated Society from the
council, as a partial punishment for it
failure TO obey a mandate Of the trades
department ordering its men on
struck jobs
The communication failed 10 appear
and the meeting was tame one mem
Der OF the council said II such an or
der comes IL will be ignored, which aC-
ton would further cOmpliCate the strike
situation in Washington in view of che
fact that IL would affect all the build
ing trades represented in the trades
council.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
ATHLETIC CONTEST
At Fairgrounds
Georgetown Boys and Girls
Will Meet in Games
Tomorrow.

There VIII be an athletic contest and
exhibition Of playground work by the
boys and girls Of the neighbOrhoOd on
the Georgetown Fairgrounds, at Tnir-
ty-fourth and Q streets, this even
Ing between the hours Of 3 and S O'Clock
The program in events for boys IN
cIUdes a twenty-five-yard dash. sixty
yard dash, a wheeIbarrow race, sack
race, a potato race, a fiyeman's race
for boys. and a running broad jump
event for boys.
For the girls. there VIII be running
events OF twenty-five and fifty yards
length. a chariot race, a hopping race,
a potato race, an egg race. and a
tether game There viii be also base
ball games between two mines OF boys
and two mines Of girls, the latter rep
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
PENNSYL wanna RAILROAD
Bulletin
HIAaiaA FALLS, CANADA AND THE ADIROHDAGks

Beyond the marveis Of Niagara lies region that IS sound
ing its annual Call to the tourist From the historic
citadel of Quebec TO the mtrod wds around Hudson Bay
this region full of interest and prmeval attractions The
scenic St Lawrence with its sWng rapids; the Impressive
Saguenay; the picturesque MuSkOka Lakes the Highlands
Of Ontario; the Temagam country, and the Algonquin Ma
tional Park all appeal strongly to the lover of nature
Niagara, with its wonderful falls and marvellous gorge
the natural gateway to the great region beyond and through
trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Buffalo, making direct
connections for Niagara Falls and Canadian points, provide
superior transportation facilities.
Fteenday special excursions by through train Of paror
cars dining car and coaches leave Washington July 81 August
10 and D. September d. and October for Niagara Falls
Roundup rate, SIi.OO.
For those who prefer the attractions of the Adrondacks
with their geke lakes through Pullman sleeping car service
IS provided by the Pennsylvania Railroad and its connections
from Phade ha to Lake Placid via Albany and Utica Fast
express trains from Washington connect Broad Street Station
With the through sleeping car.
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agents viii furnish full IT.
formation regarding train service and rates of fare to all
ner resorts Telephone "Main $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
PENSION OF $40
URGED FOR WIDOW
Board Recommends Increase Be
cause of Sutton's Position at
lime Of Death.

The Police Pension Board has recon-
mended that Mrs J. r. Sutton widow
Of Police Lieutenant Sutton, commander
Of the Hsr5or precinct. who died q few
a month.
The usual pension OF a widow Of a
lieutenant OF police Is So. but because
Of the fact that Commodore Sutton.
while ranking as a lieutenant was viz
tualIy the captain OF his precinct. the
SIS increase is urged Major Syivester
has the recommendation under advise
TDent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
HAS PERMIT TO HUNT.

Prince Nicholas de Ghika, Of ROu-
mania who has been in this city for a
few days obtaining a permit to shoot
game IN Alaska. VIII leave soon for the
North and travel in search OF the speci-
mems he desires for the royal museum
in Bucharest. Ell obtained a permit
from the Agricultural Department YES
terday 10 shoot the animals he wishes
for his collection.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
MARYLAND CARRIERS
TO GET MORE MONEY

Thirty-five Maryland letter carriers
have been granted Increases In salary,
effective July !, according TO an an
uouncement made st the POsuOfice
Department today Baltimore. An
napOlis. Cumberland Salisbury. and
Westminster employees are involved in
the order approved b. the POstmasteE
General
Baltimore leads the list with TWEEN
ty-fOur promotions. Cum berland $
next with five. Westminster with
three. ANNAPOLIS with two. and Sails
bury with one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22

resenting the Georgetown Playground
as against the Towers School. The girls
VIII also have an indoor baseball game
In conclusion win come a voIIey ball
contest by the boys and kindergarten
games and folk dances by the girls
Prizes will be awarded to all the win
ners.
Mrs Agnew Stewart and Miss Marie
Pearce have charge Of the grounds for
the girls and small boys. while Edward
F. Miller has charge Of the boys work
at the GeOrgetOWn grounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22

] have a plan whereby each
patient pays a little now and
then, which IS indeed a help
when the ready cash IS not
available.
All advice and consultation
prior to treatment is abSO-
lutely free. Take advantage
Of these liberal terms and see
me today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
Cape May
Virginia

Atlantic City

EDLNhL HE- VI
Those seeking recreation and home con-
forts VIII ind Hotel Edl15urg all that Is
desired New brick house modern equip
ment- Our own farm products Beating
Fishing Mannheim Drives. Fine Livery.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30

]. R. Harvey went to Medford
Monday on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mclean and lit
tie son, Bob. and Mrs. ]. B. Hutchi-
son spent Christmas at the Rev.
Robert Mclean home In this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Mclean returned to Wood
vile Sunday evening, bat Mrs. Hut
Gibson and Bob remained until Mon
day afternoon.
w. NJ. Wiley and wife left Tues
day for Myrtle Creek, which will be
their future home. Mr.. Wiley will
take charge of his brothers ranch
and will also do some carpentery at
the Continental mine, which Is To-
Gated but short distance from the
farm. Mr.. Wiley has been a resi-.
dent OF Grants Pass for the past
nine years. He retains his city resi-.
dence property and may return here
to live in later years.
Best Job printing at The Courier.
Courier want ads pay.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30

to that which comes from the older
and more fully developed properties
near the city. It would be good busi-
ness policy at least for the residents
of the city to more fully inform
themselves as to what Is going on
in this and other lines, that they may
be able to intelligently answer the
questions Of the newcomers that are
daily pouring into the city In search
OF homes or Investments.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30
MILLIONS OF LIVES.
An Awful Toll Collected by consunp-
tion--Many Unnecessary Dsaths.

tion-Many Unnecessary Osaths.
II people could only understand that
systematic catarrh is an internal dis.
ease that external applications cannot
cure, they would not need to be warn
ed 80 often about this malady. which,
when neglected. paves the way often
times for consumption. at the cost Of
millions Of lives every year, Yet ca
tarrh may be cured. II the right treat.
ment is employed.
The only way to successfully treat
catarrh is by employing a medicine
which Is absorbed and carried by the
blood to all parts OF the system. so
that the mucous membrane or internal
lining of the body In toned up and
made capable Of resisting the infec.
ton Of consumption and other diseases.
We have remedy prepared from
the prescription OF a physician who
for thirty years studied and made ca.
tarrh speciality, and whose record
was patient restored to health In
every case where his treatment was
followed as prescribed. That remedy
is Rexall Mucu-Tone. We are 10 posi-.
tive that It will completely overcome
catarrh In all Its various forms,
whether acute or chronic, that we
promise to return every penny paid US
for the medicine In every case where
II fails or for any reason does not sat.
isfy the user.
We want you to try Rexall Mucu.
Tone on our recommendation and guar.
antee. We are right here where you
live, and you do not contract any OBJ.
legation or risk when you try Rexall
Mucu-Tone on our guarantee. We
have Rexall Mucu.Tone In two sizes,
10 cents and 500 Very often the
taking OF one 50-cent bottle is SUN.
cient to make a marked impression
upon the case, or course IN chronic
cases longer treatment Is neces.
sary, The average In such instances
In three 500 bottles. Remember
you can obtain Rexal Remedies
only at our store-The Rexall Store
NJ. Clemens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30

Chas. Meserve, Of Medford, was a
Grants Pass business visitor Tuesday.
The Buick touring car OF James
Tufts arrived here Monday from
San Francisco and was unloaded at
the freight depot and taken to his
home,
II you saw y IN Tho Courier,
cay -.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30

$S4.50. The old COW was sold for
$40, and 535 gallons OF milk for
$107, making a grand total for the
years income $726.25. From these
figures 1t will be seen that the aver
age gain per year was S5.1 per cent.
The alfalfa and vetch averaged, per
acre, over $3.50. The berries, which
as yet are not In full bearing, Yield
ed at the rate Of $725 per acre. One
of the remarkable features Of these
statistics is the yield of Tokay grapes
at two years old. and the peaches
three years from time Of planting.
It is reasonable to expect that this
little ranch will easily pay $1,000 In
1911 and It's earning capacity has
Just begun.
Mr.. --, believes that It IL
more profitable to haul out his man
ure than to move the barn, and tells
us that he has put on the land 140
loads of mulching from his own yard
and from town. Asked as to what he
used for poultry food he tells us that
when the garden is out Of the way
in the fall, he sows broadcast turn
fps and lettuce, on which the chick
ems and ducks feed during the win-
ter, along with ration Of wheat.
corn and Kaffir corn, all Of which
are grown on the place. The "Amer-
lean Wonder" potato, Mr..
says, is the best potato he has found
for early market, 1t being big
smooth, white potato that comes on
very early. These, with egg plants,
early peas and beans, paid him best
in the garden. He had fine luck
with sweet potatoes and raised a
nice lot of peanuts. His potatoes he
irrigates but once, just when the
plants are In bloom, and he informs
us that this is sufficient to mature q
good crop, as when more water IL
used the potatoes become scaiy and
are not so attractive In appearance;
| but when he does irrigate them hi
gives them all the water the GROUND
will hold. His favorite chicken Il
the black Lang Shank for an all
round bird, and his coops have taker
first premium In the chicken shows
in this county more than once.
AS one views this tract today. h
now finds a new S-room house, ,
good barn and a cosy home, TO
while the good wife has been looking
after the home place Mr.. --- ha
been working at his trade. Surel,
this example OF home building give
a better idea Of what the Rogue rive
valley will do for a man who want
to "do things" than any we hav
heard of yet. and is an advertise
ment Of the climate, soil and product
iveness Of this section that Is wort
while considering.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30

NJ. Clemens.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-07-14

who resented the idea of n white
nan being whipped by negro en-.
gage in these riots. The prejudice
showed in the betting, in the rep rt
of the preparation for th- fight. in
the attitude of the crowds around
the bnlletin boards when the retuns
came in.
Letting it pass unargued TINT
the red-bl ood,d must have their
fun OF this fashion, since the day
;s gone when man can follow the
Roman plan and pick his gladiotors
from his slaves and captives and
set them to killing one another in
the arena. why not arrange it that
the fighters may he pi tied ly races
not cne against he other, and let
lhem he tlent d rs the Southern
planter and hidalgos If The Spanish
dependencies once treated their
game cocks, the English men their
mounds and the pugs their bulldogs
Why not handle them as game ev-
-nts exclusively, avoiding possibil-
tiles of tn fighters involving the
whole country in their dispute over
their prowtssY II the white man
must have re course to the negro
rnce for his material, then lei them
confine the BATTLES to negroes. or to
whites, when he finds two Of either
rnce sufficiently evenly matched to
make The sport. .Glvsriinr." --',.--
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-07-14
ing TO finish the rond to connect
with the Muddy road from Somerset
EMERGENCY PUFFS.

For desert try Emergency Puffs
Dram canned from their syrup and
cut fruit II, quarters, says Mary
Merritt Farmer in Womars HON.
Compauion for June. Mix and
'ift Que curfui of bread-four. on.
ha'f teasp"onful of salt ani two
'ablespooufuls of baking powder
NJ Moisten to u soft dough with milk.
Butter Individual moids aud drou
spoonful of the mixture IN each
place piece of pesch in each and
cover peach with another spoonful
of dough Steam ten minutes and
serve at once. Notice whnt large
quantity oe baking powder is used
In this recipe, two tatles poonfuls
not two teaspoon!rls.
Remove puffs from molds and |
s-rve with peach sauce.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-07-14
W II Whalsn was IN a.tendanc

w II Whnlsn was III attendance
at the regular monthly meeting of
the county commit sioners last week
after which he mt over TO Somer
set and up the North Fork River
to its junction with the mouth Of
the Muddy at the foot OF Marcellina
mountain to which point he is going
to build q wagon road up the river
Mr. Whalen states that there are
about seventy ranches located be
tween Somerset ard the Muddy all
of which are in Gunnison county
ard should have a wagon road to the.
railroad which he is; o'nk to build
at once for them. The contractors
! are going forward with their work
below the horse ranch and when
| they bsve finished this contra Il
thsxe will be but short gap remain
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-07-14
VULCAN MINE
DESTROYED.
Blaze Starts From Lightning Flash
Sunday Night. Burning Sulphur
Is Wonderful Sight
Estimated Loss is From 5000 to $4,000
No Insurance. Property Destroyed
Under Attach~ept

NO INSURANCE. properly Destroyed
Under Attach'rent
Sunday afternoon during the
progress at thunlershowor the
Vulcan Mine shaft house caught
fire, and when discovered, the twenty
tons of sulphur stored nearby had
caught and there was no hope of
saving it.
The entire group OF surface bnild
ings were consumed, the sulphur
machinery recently Installed by the
Vulcan Sulphurcumpany and stored
sul lphnr mentioned. The Sulphur
company had recently gotten into
deep water and the sheriff had ut
tnch.d the property, it being in
control Of II L Bsud,r. DLGrey
was repre- sentative Of the company
Fred Russell having left on the IL.
OF June.
Mr. Grey was in the city Tuesda,
and informed our reporter that
every effort had been made to
check the flames in the shnft ard
water poured down as much as pos
sibl-. However it was still ablaze
The Sulphur company had been
carrying $4,000 insurance, hut the
last policy WAS cancel e1 last Sa,
nrday. J A Himelmugh OF Color. .do
Springs. owner OF the mine, had
been in that same day with his son
to inspect the property. They had
driven from lola. viewed the mine
and then gone back to the evening
train. - News Champion.