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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
Estinado Seiior:

Estimado Seilor:
En- vista de que aparece pubilcado y
reproducido de la Ia Demoeraeia un
trabajo que perjudiea los intereses de liz
American Fedetion of Labor, en- Puerto
Rico. DOR cOnteper los mlsnaos concepIos
inexaetos e injuriosos para el Presiden-
te de Ia American Federation OF Labor,
9e suplico la inserci0n dc la adJunta car
ia que he remitido La Democracla ,
con ell nlsmo prop6sito.
Como quiera que su peri0dlco, henios
sIicho, public6 aqueI trabaJo, nos per-
mitimos reiterar la misIua suplca, espe-
rando de su bondad La reprodueclon oe
la rectificaci6n, en- honor a la lusticla Y
j la verdad.
RespetuosaInente,
Santiago IgJeSaas,
Presidente Consejo Executive de la F'e-
ci6n Lbre.
San Juan, 2. r., de Noyiembre
Sr Director del BOI.ETIN MER-
CANTIL
San Juan, =. r.
Estinado Senor:
En etLa Democracia del JueveS /" de
Diciembre, aparece una correspondence
4,.aducida del New York Sun que con
45ene las siguientes declaraciones:
g En- conexi0n con esta nfedlda eN'rAoi
sI;uaria. deben considenrarse las decia-
gaciones hechas por Mr.. Samuel Com
pers. en- San Luis. Aparentemente MIR.
Gomners no declare que Sc lafazafia Tue
,.a de las Federaciones ObreraS los ne
gros que fgtlrasen en- sus hstas, pero eX-
nIso flertes motives para que 40 se
admitiesen en- la American Federation OF
Labor. mas individuos de color. -
Despues. su peri6dieo y por cnenti
nropia haee el siguiente comentarlo:
seNosotros les Invitamos d que organ
I'LL Apostol suyo, Ell leader sasp'e"'o' "l
pontifico maximum, Mr. Samuel 0oni-
oers Sc define contra los negros del
. Norfe. Que pensara de los negros DEL
tr6pieo2 Los negros del norte eontestan
con dignidad, negandose secundar una
asoeiaci6n que les hostiliza ablertamente
80. boca de su mas alto director. Los
neprps del tr6pico que yalen tantO como
ssns herrnanos continentales,. tseguiran
rrestando su silenciosa soiidaridad los
alle intentan deprimirle?
Eceo il problema.
Fin defensa de la iusticla a nn homDfe
sa,e no ha hecho otra eosa que haeer blen
81 pals, suplico q usted pubiique esta rec
sificaeion, clara, esplicita y coneiuyente'
Beeba por ell presidente de la American
94x4eration of Labor al dia siguiente de
g,aberse Dubiicado esa gran falsedad que
he atribuyen.
Je enyio adjunto dos docunentos que
.eompueban 10 que decirnos-
ri diario New York Can" publiea
!, siip,,iente: Ella prensa capitalists cs-
.-,a,,s.a faIsedades acerca de las manifes-
+ae;ones de Gompers = 'EI jefe de Ia
E,.da,aci6n denuncia los informes de que
s, ,,,senrso fuera en- contra del negro
xsn,a ~, ;ustar,sose fue ag eontrario. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
DICIEABRE
Garnet de I'm espia
.FENIENINhS

FEN ENiNhS
No leas ese libro, Dolores, me han
dicho que es immoral
-Por ESQ 10 leo, para convencermc
de que es inmorai y no volverlo a
ieer'''
i LIE escribes Lola? Creo que su
marido esta que trina contra ella.
Claro, tan fea, taa &Atipatica tan
torpe que es.. . No divides de darla
mry carinosos recueraos de mi parte.
e.
-5Vamos a criticar las de Bernie
jo?
i Pero 81 no oteneAss NADIA malO que
decir de. elias
: No mp0rta, 10 inventamos.
La Mascara de BRONCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06

tino al quedarse iguaI que antics, y sin
premio a sus arrestOs, por que son LIS
aspirantes diez veces mas que los pues-
tOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06

La senal que hicimos en- ell dnico eJem-
plar marcado aver, fue guitar la @ tlnal
del apellido Garcia, en- ell anunciO de los
Sres. J. Garcia Y Hermano, resultandO
que Sc LEILA asi j. Garca 6 Hermamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06

La persona que tenga el ejemplar ASA
marcado, debe conservar ell anancso para
ren1itirmoslo en- la fecha indicada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
tirnnado)
RespetuOsamente,

Presidente del Consejo Executive de
la Federation Libre, afiliada Ia Anne
rican Federation of Labor.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
DR.. FOLKAAR HEADS
WONAN'S CIVIC BODY
New Organization Formed
TO Further Betterment of
Capital Conditions.

DR. Elnora c. Folkmar today enters
upon the duties Of president Of the
Better Washinrton Association an or
Sanization Of women for the civic bet
terment OF the Capital.
The association was organized at the
home OF DR. Glare w. McNaughton,
1929 Harvard street, last night Rep
resentative Harry NJ. Coudrey dellv-
cred an address on the bill introduced
by him to change the form of govern
ment in the District by the substitu-
ton or a governor and a municipal
assembly for the Commissioners. The
members Of the association were in
vited 10 appear before the committee
on the District OF Columbia at an open
meeting on the measure
The association will meet next We'd
nesday evening at the home OF DR..
FolNmar, 1910 Park road. James E.
West, secretary of the Washington
Playground Association; ur. George
NJ hober. and others interested In
civic work, viii address the meeting.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
ITALIAN ATTACHES
GO TO NEW YORK
Baron Mayor deS Planches
and Party Leave for
Italy Tomorrow.

The last OF the attaches Of the Italian
embassy left Washington today to ioin
Baron Edmondo Mayor des Plaucbes
In NeU York city The former ambas-
sador from Italy and the baroness and
their party will sail from Gotham to-
morrow VIA the North German LLOYD
line 70 Bremen. The route lies by way
or Plymouth and Cherbourg.
The former ambassador and the bar
oness left Washington a day earlier
than was expected I'm order 10 attend a
performance at the Metropolitan Oper.
House ia New York last night, given
for the benefit OF the Society for italian
Immigrants. The opera was La Clio
conda' and the invitation was extended
20 the former ambassador through Mrs.
Lloyd g GriscOm, who was chairman
OF the committee Of management
At the end Of the second act there
was a demonstration I'm honor Of the
guest and he was visited in his box by
Dr. Antonio Stella. vice president OF the
society, who addressed him briefly and
presented him with a silver loving cup
On the cup was inscribed.
To the Italian Ambassador, Mayor
des PlanChes, from the Society for Ital-
fan Immigrants. Ernest G. Fabbri preesi-
dent. a tribute and q souvenir Of his
exCellenCy's presence AT the opera La
Gioconda,' given for the benefit Of the
society on the eve Of his much regretted
departure from America. New York.
J. ebruary p. 800
Attaches at the embassy this morning
declared that they had not been an.
prised OF the barOu'S plans defnitelv-
but II is understood that the anbassa,
dor Will remain in Italy Tor severa1
weeks in order to confer wfth Officials
there about conditions at his new posr
at CoLst9uLinopie
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1910.

now that at least a week ygilI eiapse
Delofe IL anchors in the roads. although
X was AT first expected yesterday.
Until the ship arrives, She ceremonies
stteholnE the removal o. the late diplO-
mats body will be nostnoned.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
CARLETON IS HELD
FOR ROBBING WIFE

Fred Carleton. who was arrested in
Birmingham, charged with stealing
Sl,So0 from Anna J. Smith, OF Washing
ton, waived hearing in Police Court
this morning and was held for the action
OF the grand jury in 5000 bond.
Carleton, who is said to have a wife
IN this city married the Smith woman
last September. He went from here TO
Kentucky. where he attended the races.
He was arrested in Birmingham and
brought to this city about a week ago.
Attorney James O'Shea made an IN
successful effort to have his bail bond
reduced from S2,c0O to 1850, but Judge
AIulIOwny held that as none OF the
money has been recovered he did not
think 5000 too much
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
ARREST FOLLOWS
AFFRAY ON TRAIN
Porter Taken Into Custody
Here Charged With Shoot
ing Two Passengers.

Accompanied by Detectives Furey and
Collins, William Boyd, a negro Pull
man porter, who was arrested at the
Union station last night on a charge
% shooting, probably fatally, two white
men in the smoking car OF a New
Jersey Central train Tuesday night
was taken to Jersey City this morning
Harrison Higbee and Leslie Lord, OF
Newar's, who were shot by the negro.
are both in a serious condition In a
hospital in Jersey City. Higbee has a
bullet wound over his heart, while Lord
was shot in the abdomen
Although willing TO accompany the
detectives without requisltion papers.
BOYD refused 70 talk about the shoot
ing. II is said that he had been drink
ing, and became Infatuated because he
believed the young men had made some
remark ebout a mulatto woman who
accom- him Stepping Up 10 the
seat which Lord and Higbee occupied,
Boyd 8 alleged TO have drawn a re-
volver and opened fire.
Gale Young and Roger Young, OF New
York, who were with Lord and Hlg5ee,
ErapDled with the negro. following him
70 the rear door OF the car, and when
the negro leaped from the moving train,
Young went with him.
The negro disappeared In the darkness
and his identity was not known at the
time. HE detectives, however, learned
That Boyd had been exhibiting a re-
volver and that he answered the de-
scription Of the negro who did the
shooting.
a telephone message was sent this
city 70 arrest him when the train on
which he was employed as porter ar
rived at he Union Station at I2.l5
O'Clock TINS morning. Policemen Nuss-
haun's Costello and Dawson found BOvd
at The ticket window, where IL is said.
be vas purchasing transportation to
Pittsburz.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24

A Special IN Choice Butterfly S-Ib.
box ofJames r. Oysters noted -Four Leaf
Clover Creamery; fresh and delicious
Price $3.50. 9Th & Pa ave All mkts-
-AdVt-
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
WARSHIP
WILL BE DELAYED
Week May Elapse Before Vessel
Will Anchor in Hampton
Roads.
Roads.

It will be al least a week or ten days
before the body OF Senior Joaquin Ma
huco. late ambassador from Brazil, is
removed from this city to Hampton
Roads, where 1t will be placed aboard
the Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes
for transportation TO Rio Janeiro.
The Minas Geraes Is en- route from
the Azores 10 Hampton Roads, on it's
maiden trip from the shipyards at Liv-
erpool- As the battleship is cruising less
than ten knots an hour. it Is expected
The Washington times., 1910-02-24

Say goodbye to your corns the very
first time YOU use T I l. You win never
know you have a corn, buniOn, or cal
lOus, or sweaty, tired, swollen, aching
feet any more It's just wonderful the
way the pain Vauishes. Rub the corr
hammer IL with your fist If you wish
no more pain after r Il than # there
had never been a blemish on your feet.
Doesn't that sound good TO you? Doesu't
it, Then read this.
sThe corns on either Of my toes were
as large as the tablet you make 70 cure
them. Today there is no sign of corns
on either foot and no soreness. It's
an up-to-date GOdsend.-Sam. A. Hooy-
er, Progress, n. G.
Just use T l Z. It's not Ike anything
else for the purpose You ever heard Of
It's the only fOOr remedy ever made
which acts on the principal Of drawing
out all the poisonous eXudatiOns which
cause sore feet Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores T l Z
cleans them out and keeps them clean.
II works right off. You will feel better
the very first time it's used. Use il a
week and you can forget you ever had
sore feet. There is nothing on earth
that can compare with Il. TIZ IS for
sale at all druggists. % cents per box. or
direct, II you wish. from Walter Luther
Dodge & Co, Dodge Building. Chicago,
III. Recommended and sold by O'Don-
nell's Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
S., 500 FOR OUTLAW.

Los ANGELES. Feb. 24-3n Haney.
outlaw OF the Calabasas Hills. VIII prob
ably soon be caught. Spured by a re-
ward OF S5.5O-the Canadian Pacific hav-
ing TODAY added 1850 to the reward OF
$.OoO-the officers have determined 70
take him at all hazards.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
DECLARES WIFE DIES
OF BROKEN HEART

NEW YORK. Feb. H-"Jenks-On
Sunday. February %. Of a broken heart.
May. unbelOved wife Of Thomas jerks
Miss Ida May jerks, On compliance
with her mothers wish. today inserted
the above death notice Ia the local
newspapers.
Mrs. jerks and her husband separated
several years ago. and Il was the dying
womans wish that her husband be not
permitted 20 look upon her face after
death
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
BEGINS
LONG JAIL TERM

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24.-Thomas 2.
8eauy. alias Lieut.. Leroy c. King,
alias Major George c. Anderson. be-
gan a sentence II eight months in Jail
today for impersOnating an officer ia
the United States army
Gen HOratiO G. King, OF Brooklyn.
and Charles G. Spencer, United States
commissioners at St. Paul. testified
against the convicted man. who served
time for similar offense in 1904.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
EGAN TO GIVE ADDRESS

Maurice Francis Egan, United States
minister TO Denmark. win deliver an 80
dress at the University Club SATURDAY.
night, al 8 O'Clock An entertainment
committee including c. n. Repneft NJ
O, leighton, and John JOY Edison. If
has charge Of the program.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
PLEADS FOR VETERANS.

Protests are forming against the dis
charge OF civil war veterans from the
Government service. The question was
at a meeting last night or the
Soldiers Alliance at the residence OF
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
HOGS NEAR WAR PRICES.

CINCINNATI. Feb 2L-Hogs are con-
tinuing TO bring increased prices. the
best grades selling for 1915 a hundred
weight. This Is the highest price on
the Cincinnati markets since the civil
war, when 5000 was recorded
The Washington times., 1910-02-24

Capt. J. Walter Mitchell. IN Randle
Highlands. Representative COrdeu Hull.
OF Tennessee, was the main speaker
He paid a high tribute 20 the veterans
and said that those who were now serv-
ing the Government should not be dis
missed carelessly.
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
AMERICAN EMBASSY DINNER

LONDON, Feb. 2A-The Society Of
American Women has given a luncheon
in honor Of Secretary Phillips. OF the
American embassy. and Mrs Phillips.
The other members of the embassy
were present
The Washington times., 1910-02-24
TAKING COMET PICTURES

AMHERST. Mass. Feb. 24-Prof. Da-
) ID Todd. astronomer. has equipped the
great telescope at Amherst College OBJ
servatOry with a camera attachment,
and is making observations OF Haley
comet nightly.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20

term. confirmed the limitations to
the same effect received yesterday
from Philadelphia.
The following statement was given
out by Secretary Knox:
The president having expressed to
me this morning his earnest wish tina,
] should remain at my present post, !
constrained to decline to allow NV
name to be presented as a candidate
for governor OF Pennsylvania at the
forthcoming republican convention
But for this would have deemed
It my duty to have accepted the
nomination. II II had come to me as
the general choice OF my party.
''In my judgment there Is no more
fruitful feld for high public service
at this period than In the states
whose proper powers and relations
should be appreciated. exercised ana
preserved for the general Kood q,
the whole country"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20
TEDDY, IN, MARRIED
THIS AFTERNOON
10 Miss Eleanor Alexander II n,
New York preabvteFian Church.

10 Miss Eleanor Alexander NJ the
New York Presbyterian Church.
NEW YORK. June Theodore
Roosevelt Jr.. was married this after
noon ct four o'clock to Miss Eleanor
Butler Alexander at the Fifth avenue
Presbyterian church BY her great un-
Gle. Reverend Henry M. sunders. as
sisted BY Doctor Gordon Russell.
Mira, snowden Fahneston was
maid OF honor. at whose wedding a
few weeks ago Mrs. Roosevelt was
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids
were Erthel Roosevelt. sister Of the
groom. Harriet and Janet Alexander.
cousins OF the bride. and Jessie Null
llngton Drake OF Paris.
Kermit Roosevelt attended hts
brother and che ushers were Emele
Roosevelt. Francis Roche. Monroe
Douglas Robinson. John w. Cutler.
chafton schman. Hamilton Fish. Jr..
Fulton Cutting. Ir.. Eliot Cutler and
Morgan Gilbert or Utica.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with liiacs. roses and lilies or
the valley.
The bride was gorgeonsly gowned
In dress OF white satin which was
made with q high neck.
There we're afteen hundred Invited
guests and practically all Of them
attended the ceremony.
The reception that win be given
late this afternoon AZ the home Of
Mrs, Henry A. Alexander win b It
tended by eight hundred guests.
The young people received many
costly and elaborate wedding gifts
from aotahles In every part Of the
country.
II Il not know where the couple
wsll 10 on their honeymoon. bat they
win arrive IN San Francisco July
ART. where Mr.. Roosevelt win be en-
pioysa as representative for a large
eastern carpet concern.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20
LegIaIatnre May Prohibit.

statutes aud therefore a mtsdemean-
or"
Legislature May Prohibit.
The decision calls attention to the
fact that the local option laws have
never been In operation In Latah
county and that no question Is raised
az to the effect Of the local option
law upon the old law still in force in
Latah county.
Judge Steele says that under the
act Of 1891. to regulate the sale of
Intoxicating liquors. the legislature
In the exercise OF It's police powers
may prohibit the sale of any malt
liquor, and where 1t Is a matter OF
common knowledge that 1t would
render the law regulating the sale
OF Intoxicating liquor difficult of en-
torcement. unless the sale of all malt
liquors be prohibited and when the
traffic in malt liquor is liable to be
used as cloak under which to vio-
late the law, the legislature unques-
tionably has the power to prohibit
the sale OF malt liquor rs a proper
means OF regulating the sale OF In
soxlcating liquors"
Shall Not He Sold Unlicensed.
Both the title and body of the act
state that malt" Is one OF the sew
erai kinds OF liquor TO DO regulated
and shall not be sold without IL
cense, So fur az the act Ia concern
ed Il holds that malt liquor Is In
toxicating. and as matter OF law no
proof can be heard as to its intoxi-
eating qualities.
In the case OF C. w. Thompson OF
Troy the liquid sold was known as
near beer" but admitted by the ven
deFs to be q malt liquor"
Morgan and Morgan. attorneys for
the near beer dealers organization.
Of Latah county, gave notice Of ap-
peal,
Judge steele's ruling will put out
OF business In his judicial district
about 100 establishments, It Is said.
Dealers have been assured BY
manufacturers and wholesalers that
no prosecution would be sustained
nor selling malt liquors" unless II
contained more than per cent Of
alcohol.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20

Small loans on good security. Adj
dress Box 500, Occur d'AIene.
MF. BsanfoTd GREY leaves Tor Lew
iston. Mont, this evening.
Mr. and Mira. j. ". Maule spent
Sunday In Spokane.
=. v. Finnay II In Wallace on
business and viii return Wednesday,
A marriage license was today Is
sued 10 Levi 4. Goodrich and Phoe-
b Carbide.
Miss Ida Most Of spokane Is visit
Ing her brother. 1. H. Most Of this
city.
Miss Viva Baldwin who has been
attending Whltworth college At Ta-
coma. returned home last evening
70 spend her summer vacation.
Ralph Mcdonald OF the Idaho
Mercantile company who has been
visiting relatives and friends In
Seattle. ID expected home today.
r. w. Kerstoke, q conductor on
the N. RI. spent Sunday In the city
IS guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
r. Hay.
Miss Lettie Miller. hOuaekeeper ct
the Normoyle hotel. who has been an
q vacation ID British Columbia. re-
turned home last evening.
Mrs. Anna Brown and daughter.
Mrs. Lettie Gaines and two boys.
spent Sunday visiting relatives IA
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Wllke and
two children leave for Lewiston.
Mont. where they viii make their
future home.
Miss Moe, Miss Prime and Miss
scoones, employees from the Idaho
Mercantile Co., were visitors IN Spo-
kane over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Steele Of Walk
err. MINI. are visiting Mr.. steeIe's
brother. Oficer Frank steele. They
are greatly pleased with Occur a.
Aiene and expect to locate here.
w. ]. Titus end two soma Of Medi-
cal Lake spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. u. Il. Overload of this city. Mr..
Titus returned this morning. while the
boys remained for q longer visit.
Mr.. August Carlson and wife and
Miss 8. Carlson of Erskine. MINI,
arrived Ia the city this morning for
a visit with A. v. saterstrom Of 500
Fourth street.
The Milwaukee Lumber company
has commenced work on their large
sawmiIl at st. Maries. MIR. A, v.
Frederick Of Spokane. who il manag-
or Of the company. viii soon move to
st Maries.
Mr., and Mrs. Boyd Hamilton left
Saturday for Idaho Falls. where he
will attend the annual session OF the
Idaho Bankers association Of which
he 10 president. The meetings are
TO be held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week and after
adjournment 1t Is planned to make a
ave day trip through the Yellowstone
National park.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20
SECRETARY KNOX
STAYS IN GARNET

Deealaes 10 Give up His state Port
folio.
WASHINGTON. June so.-pefinite
announcement II the decision OF
PAilanaeF c. knox Of Pennsylvania
70 remain IN the cabinet as secretary
Of state during tAs Eest % NJ. Taft.s
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20
oARD OF TITANIC

We wish 10 tAank our many friends
for their aympathy and many towers
a. tie death Of our daughter. Mar
saret Nagent. At La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mira. voight.