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Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
IMPORTANT MEETING
 II SYCAMORE HILL
eRlscoM WILL SEE ROOSEVELT
 TODAY.
It is Suspected He is Bringing Mes
 sage from President.

oyster Bay. Aug 14.-Col. Roose welt announced today that Lloyd Griscom, chairman of the New York republican county committee. would come tomorrow for a conference. MT. Griscom spent last night with Presi- dent Taft at Beverly Col Roosevelt come as bearer of an important message from President Taft, but the conference will be of more than usual importance.
 The ex-president did not com ment on Griscom's coming except to say he had read with great interest, the dispatches from Beverly. intimat- ing that the president was expect ing Mir. Ballinger to resign and that Aldrich and Cannon in the future are to be in less direct contact with the administration. He refused to give whether the message which Griscom bears, constitutes another step in the administration program for read justment of conditions within the party
 It is believed, however, that as a result of Griscom's visit, the exact relations between the president and the ex- president will be more clearly defined
 Since his return from Africa, Col Roosevelt has resolutely avoided placing himself on record in regard to the administration. He has seen the president only once, and then only for comparatively short time during the Harvard commencement It is believed that President Taft l desires to ascertain where his pre- decessor stands, particularly with a view to the national campaign, which is about to get under way
 Roosevelts western trip will start on Tuesday. During the trip he said he would place himself on rec ord regarding great number of inn portant questions. One of them is conservation.
 Whatever the tenor of GriscOm's message may be, it is said that Roosevelt will proceed with the pro- gram, which, it is known he has mapped out. Roosevelt announced to- day that he had decided on a thirC long trip, starting some time iT March. He will go from coast tC coast on a trip that will occupy { month. He has accepted an invita- ton to speak at the University oi California on charter day. in March He will go by the Southern route.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE,
 CR|MEAA ANGEL, DIES
The End of a Life Given Over to
 Philanthropy.

London, Aug 14.-FIOrence Night ingale, the famous organizer of nurses in the Crimean war, died to- day. Miss Nightingale was born in Italy of English parents in 1920. Early in life she devoted herself to the improvements of conditions in hospitals and asylums and prisons. Her work spread to all civilized coun- tries She devoted large sums of money to the work and was the au- thor of several works on hospitals and sanitation.
 Miss Nightingale was the only woman who ever received the order of Merit. Although an invalid for a long time. rarely leaving her room. her death was unexpected. On May F she celebrated her ninetieth birth day.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15

Wallace. Idaho, Aug. 14.-The forest fire situation in the towns of the Occur d'Alene district is more favorable to- night. Freedom from high wind and an increased fighting force enabled the forestry department to check the progress of the flames toward Wallace and other canyon towns
 If like conditions prevail for another twenty four hours, Forest Supervisor Weigle believes, the danger will be passed. The situation, however, is such that a few hours high wind would un- do all the work and carry the fire brands across the trenches into the timber immediately surrounding the towns.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
OA MARRIAGE EVE
 \ GIRL MURDERED
The Crime Is Thought to Have Been
 Committed by Robbers.

Abilepe, Kan, Aug. 14.-Bertha Benigus. aged 20. the daughter of merchant and an employe of the To- cal telephone exchange, was found dead in bed this morning. She had been chloroformed with her hands tied behind her. Her head was cov- cred with pillows and blankets.
 The police believe the girls life was taken by one or more persons who entered the house with the intention of robbery It is thought that the girl was awakened and the murder was committed to prevent her from giving an alarm. No trace. of the murderer was found.
 Miss Benigus was to have been married tomorrow evening
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
JOHN LIND TOO BUSY TO
 MIDDLE WITH POLITICS
Under No Circumstances Will lie
 Be Governor of Minnesota.

Everett, Wash. Aug. 14.-The Dem ocrats of Minnesota may as we'll give up hoping that John Lind will be their gubernatorial candidate in the coming election. His son, Norman Lind. of this city says the former governor will positively not accept the nomination and make the race nor serve if elected.
 The younger Lind says this decis- ion is final Lind himself refuses to explain his stand against the wishes of the Minnesota party workers, and will not discuss the case in any of its phases.
 Lind. according to his friends, has several business transactions pending and considers them too important to permit him devoting his time to poli- tics.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
FLAMING FORESTS
 IN WESTERN IDAHO WORST SITUATION IN HISTORY
 OF THAT REGION. Hiqh Winds Have Given the Confia-
 grafton New Impetus.

Spokane, Aug. 14.-A special from Sites, Idaho, tonight says the forest fire situatin in the Elk City district is the worst in the history of that region. Under the influence of high winds, the forests are burning with re- doubled fury. The whole country in the vicinity of Elk City is ablaze.
 The stage leaving there yesterday was the last to get through. Freight teams were compelled to turn back last night. The telephone lines have been burned for several miles and the town is cut off from communication.
 No word was received today from fifty men who went to the rescue of the sttlers on Squaw creek.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15

Chief Engineer Thomas Houston of Berkeley and Second Mate Andrew Rasmussen of San Francisco reached shore with the survivors. but died this morning from injuries. The bod ies of two firemen, Chris Hansen and William Nicholson of San Francisco, were found in the engine room. of the ship as she floated at sea. The acci- dent occurred last night shortly after D. m.
 Rocket distress signals attracted Captain Stitt and the crew of the Point Arena life saving station. The rescuers put off in a lifeboat and took eff the survivors.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
TOUCHED A LIVE WIRE.

Douglas, Aug. 14-Colegate Rales, mining engineer, known in New York and Denver and employed by the Montezuma Copper company. touched live wire in the power plant at Nacora, in Sonora. He was hurled from high ladder to the cement floor, sustaining a fracture of the skull. He died two hours later. His body was brought to Douglas last night
 He leaves a widow and a small daughter His mother lives in Deu- yer. The body will be shipped to New York. Fales recently bought fruit land near Spokane and intended going there soon.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
DEMOCRATIC
 ASSISTANCE. In the Republican Primary
 in California IS \ NEW COMPLICATION The Vote Will Be Heavier Than at Last Presidential Election. There Are Many Clean-cut Regular and Inurgent Contests.
IS \ NEW COMPLICATION

San Francisco, Aug 14-With only twenty-four hours remaining before the close of the primary campaign. candidates for nominations are busy ing themselves with the issuance of final instructions to county precinct workers and with preparations for bringing out the full strength at the polls on Tuesday.
 One of the developments of the last few days that has upset all calcu- lations is the heavy registration, which indicates that the republican vote will be in excess of that of the general election two years ago. Un- doubtedly thousands of democrats have registered as republicans for the primary because of the few con tests to be decided within their own party
 Five gubernatorial candidates have appealed for the suffrage of the re- publicans. They are Hiram Johnson. Charles Curry. Alden Anderson, Phil ! lip Stanton and Nathaniel Ellery. Johnson has the indorsement of the | Lincoln Roosevelt League as the in surgent" faction is designated. while four others divide the stalwart vote. | Curry who is the incumbent for sec retary of state has a following that is largely personally built up of a powerful political machine. Ander- son is the recognized candidate of the state republican organization. Secand in interest only to the | gubernatorial race are the contests in the congressional districts, where the issue is clearly defined between | the "stalwarts" and the -"insurgents." The most notable is in the second district where William Kent. insur- gent is making a race against Dun can Mckinley. the present represen- tative. Clifford Pinchot spent some weeks campaigning in behalf of Kent, who has been a foremost advocate of the Pinchot conservation policies. In the seventh district embracing Los Angeles, the Lincoln Roosevelt League has pitted w. D. Stephens against James McLachIan. who has represented that district a half dozen terms Representative Hayes in the | fifth district, who' is recognized as one of the leaders of the insurgent minority in the house is opposed for renomination by Mayor Davidson, of San Jose, but the issue is personal rather than factional.
 Two democrats, R. P Troy and Walter Macarthur. competing for the democratic nomination in the fourth district and the winner will be pitted against Julius Kahn, stalwart. Me Arthur is one of the foremost union labor leaders of the Pacific coast.
 Three candidates are appealing for the republican advisory vote for sen ator-John D. Works and E. A. Meserve, of Los Angeles and A. G. Spalding of San Diego. Works has the indorsement- of the Lncoln- Roose- welt League and has been making his campaign on the insurgent plat
 form. Meserve, an attorney and Spalding, the millionaire sporting goods manufactures will divide the staIwarts support.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
Upon this point Chairman sames

Upon this point Chairman Sames said:
 In general the feeling of the republican party is one of caution in selecting the very best men that can be named to go to Phoenix. The delegates will go uninstructed and untrammelled, with the intention of framing constitution that will not only meet the approval of the presi- dent and congress, but also reflect credit on the wisdom and good sense of Arizonans."
 Chairman Sames said he would con tinue his visit to the remaining coun- ties of the territory as soon as he can finish an accumulation of cor respondence that awaited him upon his return.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
A FRENCH COLLISION.
Thirty two Passengers on Excursion
 Train Killed.

Rowan, France, Aug. 14.-An ex- cursion train froms Bordeaux wltn 1.2OO passengers, running fifty miles an hour, crashed into freight at Sauion. Thirty-two were killed and a hundred injured.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
4 SEA EXPLOSION
 FIVE ARE DEAD
The Boiler of a Steam Schooner Blew
 Up.

San Francisco, Aug. 14.-The boiler of the steam schooner Phoenix blew up at sea at Point Arena, one hundred miles north of this city. today. Three of the crew were killed and two injured fatally Furteen survivors escaped in small boats. the wreck drifting away.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
AN ASSASSINATION
 AT SHELTER CITY
The Officers Are Looking for Sus-
 pected Husband.

Douglas, Ariz.. Aug. 14-Whiie sitting beside a window with Mrs' George MerrifieId, whom he escorted to a dance, Bud Barnett, smeiter- man of the Copper Queen smeiter' was shot and killed early today. Ihe assassin stood in vacant lo' next to the house and fired rifle bullet into Barnett's neck. The coroner withheld the verdict of the jury.
 Merrifield, who is employed at the smelter, was not at work when he was sought by officers.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
FAVOR CONSTRUCTED
 REPUBLICAN DELEGATIONS Chairman sames Says Sentiment Strongly Opposes Sending Ham
 persd Representatives.

A dispatch from Douglas announces the return to that city of Hon. AL bert NJ. Sames, the newly elected chairman of the republican territorial central committee. Chairman Sames, the telegram states, declares that the sentiment generally throughout the northern and western part of the territory. in which sections he has conferred with the republican leaders of each county. is overwhelm- ingly in favor of uninstructed dele gations.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
MAYOR eAYNoR's CONDITION

New York, Aug 1.-The following bulletin regarding Mayor GaynOr' s condition was issued tonight
 The mayor is restful tonight. Im- provement continues The last blood examination was also satisfactory
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
BRITISH CRUISER SAVED.

Portsmouth. England, Aug. 1.-The cruiser Duke of Edinburgh was re- fIoated this morning by the aid of tugs and was found not be to dam aged.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
THREe-PAssENGER FLIGHT,

New York. Aug. 14.-Charles Will lard. in a Curtis biplane. flew with three passengers and himself for 500 wards at Mineola this afternoon. This is the first three passenger flight re- corded in Aperica.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
LEADER OF THE NATIONALS.

Chicago. Aug 1.-The National game of today puts Chicago team the leader in the following rank:
 Won. Lost Percent
 66 33 667
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Aug. 14.-For Arizona Fair Monday; Tuesday fair. south showers, cooler north.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15

FOR SALE-s1,250 buys new three room brick cottage and screen room on East Monroe street See me for terms. E. E. Pascoe. no North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-15

FOR SALE-Sevsnty- five acre ai- falfa and grain ranch, on easy pay" ments.
 E. E. PASCoE,
 110 North Center Street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
2stalos UndB q Jap6u

Parece que los successes, multiplieandO
los peligros de I'm confiicto dara lngar
a que sea inevitable la lucha, predecsda
desde hace tanto tempo, entire los Esta-
dos Unidos y ell Jap6n. En- efeeto, La
eterna question de La immigration nipe-
ma en- los EstadoS Undos esta de nueyD
por resdrerse:
En- la session Ultima, la Legislature de
California ha adoptsdo un proyecto de
ley en- Ell quad sc autoriza al g~obernador
q hacer una information que permIta 4
las autoridades del Estado rermYir Eos
elementeS necesarioS para un estuHdiS pro-
fundo de Ia question japonesa en- 10 que
lnteresa particularmente q California
Conformandose & Ia decision de la 1egis-
latura, 81 gobe1nador Gillet, nombr6 pre-
sldente de esta information al comisarIS
del trabajo Me Kenzie Y un eredito de
10000 dollars ha sido votado Y puesto
a la disposition de tan alto ~funcionaria-
La information sigue 81 curse y aun-
buC I'm IN Q iiLIlotlO dui1, sc otbC1 u 3&
actiwidad economical de los japoneses, re-
side en- California.
Los japoneses poseen miles de acres
de terreno y Sc estima Ell muehos mile
mes el valor de sus propiedades inmebi-
liarias.
En- Ell cosnercio de California, los pa
poneses ocupan IN puesto honorable v
muchos de ellos llegaran & ponerse q In
cabeza de las PARTICIPATES Industries del
pals.
La prensa de California hab1a de una
intervention de la legislature.
Puede esperarse que dentro de algunos
meses volveran 4 ocurrir los incidentes
de hace dos amos, incidentes que 40 hsraa
mas que empeorar las reiaciones NO muv
amistosas que e~xisten. actuaimenfe, eaa-
ire Washington y Toxic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
Haban1O con 7hu||iier
UN RUEGO DEL GRAN ARTISTA

Anoche en- su camerinO Ell eminente In
terprete de "Los intereses creados" nos
hizo ell ruego de que lie despidieramos
de sus amigos de esta ciudad.
Son tantos los trabajos que Sc han acu-
mulado q Ultima bora y atenciones inc
ludibles a que atender, por La precipita-
ci6n del viaje cast %inesperado, que lie
privan de cumplir con todas sus amis-
tades.
Sin embargo, ell iiustre artista tuvo
frases de gratitud para con ell publ
co, y para esta isla, de la cual nos ma
nifest6 guardara I'm grato recuerdo.
Ell paso de Thuillier, como Ell de b.
rras, por la escena del Municipal, ha de
quedar grabado en- letras de orc.
Ahora Sc propone visitar ell Peru, LII
ma Y otras ciudades de America, regre-
sando a Espana n Agosto del corriente
ano.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL desea al
gran c6mico una feliz travesia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23

Notas politicas
LAS ENMIENDAS AL
BILL OLMSTED

Sc ha recibido I'M cable en- Ell gobierno
a%nunciando dos im%portantes reformaS
en- ell bill Olmsted: la concession de las
franquicias por ell Senaho e vez de los
cinco jefes departamentales con ell auxi-
lilo del Gobernador y ell nombramiento
de un medico militar para la Sandal,
sin que puedan tener objection los mill
tares en- ningun otro Departmental
La Comisi0n de la Camara ha presen-
do tres informes ante ei Comite de asun-
tos insulares, en- pro de las reformas Ii
berales, secundada por ei Comisionado
senior Larrinaga.
La espectaci6n entire los grupos poll
ticos americanOs es indescriptible-
En- favor del pals trabaj jan tambien
alementos ~dem6cratas, por recomenda-
ci0n de Mr.. BRAND.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
De teatrO
Ell BENEFICIO DE ROSARIO PINO

La insigne artista tuvo Una nOche
triunfal. En- la comedia de Sardou, d.
rOrciem0n0s y en- ell entremes de los
Quintero lei chiquillo', fue ovacionada
delirantcmente por ell publico que LENA
ba todas las localidades del teatro.
La sala ofrecia brillantisimo aspecto.
En- los palcos, nuestras PARTICIPATES ia
milias. Tambien estaban en- butacas mu-
chas damas distinguidas, y ell resto hasta
ell total por un publico entusiasmado que
tribute a la egregia artista una de las
mas grandes ovaciones que Sc han dido
en- ell Municipal.
Ell trabajo de Rosario Pine, en- d.
r0rci6monos, es admirable y no iguala-
do por actriz alguna.
La suprema artista recibi6 anoche
muy eXpresivas muestraS de como ha
estimadO y ha admirable nuestro publ
co SUI exquisite labor.
Al terminar ell segundo acto, despues
del NUTS maravillOso que hace la Pine,
ell p1blico la llam6 a escena con insis-
tente APPLAUSE, y a los pies de La egregia
artista cay0 una verdadera lluvia de
flores y una bandada de palomas blan-
cas- con clntas espanolas e Ofrenda del
Casino Espanol de San Juan. a la gran
actriz espanola.
A nombre del Casino Espanol, y en-
representation de su ilustre presidente
don Antonio Alvarez Nava. entreg6 q
la lns!gne artlsta nuestro companerO Pc
reg Losada, una magnifica pulsera de
brlllantes y e~smeraldas, que Rosario Pr
no elogi6 muchisimo y sac0 4 escena en-
ct tercer acto.
Ell camer9n0 de la beneficiada, estaba
entertainments obstruido por los rcgalos
numcroSisimos y las flores en- enorme
cantidad.
La inSigne actriz Sc mostro a nueStro
'oIilIhiItiO Suiidii1ClitC ICCOllOClud ndCld
ell Casino Espanoi por los obsequios que
lie hacia y lie rog6 que asi 10 manifestara
en- ell BOLETIN.
-Llevo de San Juan III recIerdo tan
feliZ. nos decia.-Este pnblicO tan
cariloso conmiCo, cstos comp&tri0tas
mis- tan amable8,...
y saludar a Ia insig11e ~artista fupron
tainbien ct senior Consul de Espana don
Felix Sil0niz, y distinguidos elcmentos
de nuestra brcna sociedad, de la c~olonia
espaIola Y de la prensa.
Entire los objetoS v~aliosos que recibi6
Rosario Pine, mereee ana menci6n es-
pecial, una plaza dc orc y plata, con I'm
retrato de la actriz insigne Y una dedi-
catoria grabada en- ell rico metal.
FL publico y los conterraneos de la
egregia artista la han tribntado I'm gran
de Y merecido homemade en- SUI function
de gracia, que fue la Ultima de la bri-
llante e inolvidable temporada.
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
NOt1 del 0I0

Ell %Silencio en- que Sc VIC envuelta por
varios dias la geStion practicable en- Was
hington cerca de los poderes nacionales,
de la comisi0n de nuestra Camara de
Delegates. nc tenia otra interpreted
ci0n logica q. la de I'm discreto optimis
mos.
Efectivamente. en- ell cablegrama que
publica aver La DemOcracia, alienta una
esperanto fundada en- los trabaJOs de
information. de rectiticaci0n que han
venido hacienda en- la metr0poli los CO.
misionados de la Camara Insular.
Labor NADIA facil habra sido la de
LAGER comprender a los altos funciona-
rios q. tienen en- sus manos la suerte de
la isla.q q. OILS colOnOS Sc han dadO cuenta
de la ~falacia de la reforma y la recha-
Fan V la discuten con las armas y los re-
cursos que poseen los de la razon y de
la l0gica.
No son muy communicates estas armas
para decidir d los autores de la reforma
anunciada d una rectiticacion de su> pia-
mes. de suerte que no vayam0s hacia la
reacci0n en- vez de caminar hacla la IL
bertad, como cumple al abolcngo demo-
craticos de los Esta ITnidos y a las as
piraciones legitimaS de la lsla olvidada.
FL blOquc0 contumaz que ahogaba La
voz de la cOlOnia en- una soledad desa-
Ientadora, ha pcrdido en- parte su fuer-
"a de aislamiento.
La protesta adquiere tales tonos de
sinceridad y dc reproche y utiliza tales
medios de Transmission. que han de darse
por notificadOs forzosamente nuestros-
inefables tutOres de que en- la lsla que
clos tratan de abrumar con los benefi-
clos del rcdentorismo, hay IN estado de
opinion muy bien detinido, que rechaza
tales mercedes incompatibles con la dig
nidad de un pueblo, al que Sc trata con
notoria despreocupacion y con visible in
i~usticia.
La protesta contra csc eStado de cosas,
adquiere en las presentes circumstances
una diafanidad impresionante.
Falta que Sc resuelvan los EstadoS
Unidos, ante Ia expectation general que
los obserya, 4 implantar sus metodos de
doble juego. a sabiendas va de que la
..n<1;I,, 80 L., .jnco ,, Al .nailo do aptra NO
sotros Y de que vivimos muy prevenidos
V muy e~scarmentados.
Cuando aun Sc eSta Il tempo de evitar
un nueyo ~uItraje 4 la %colonia, esta ha
;dvertid0 p0r medic de sus 0rganos de
opinion de sus Organismos representati-
vos. de su ~parlamento y de su prensa,
que recha2a la burleSca refOrma de la
ley Foraker, en- la forma incaliticable
que Sc anUncla.
Expression ~ciOcuente de esta actitud ge
neralmente compartida. es ell mensaje de
Ia Camara de Delegates, documento Sc
reno y digno, e~locuentey doloroso, i'm
pregnad0 de una gran amargura y ex-
presIvo de INA sOlemnc p~r0testa que Sc
manifesto con repOsada y fra ~altivez.
Else menaaje condenSa Acknowledgement
te el juicio que ha tornado ell pals de
las rcforlnas anunciadas y 10 expone con
elOcuente pesadumbre.
No lie queda al pals otro recurso para
su dcfensa, que este que emplea ponien-
do Il contribution sus mas brillantes ar
mas.
s. no So lie quiere Or, 81 no Sc lie to-
ma Ell eucnta 81 ~razonamiento y Sc me
~nosprecia ST. ~jIsticia, al menos no habra
q. culpar d la colonia de no haber pro-
testado ( tempo, descubriedo la per-
fidia. &c la reaction que la amaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
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Ell UniiversaIr De Caracas

Ell gran diario venezolano publica
acompanando la nOta bibliografca que
reproducimos en- OtrO sitiO del BOLE-
Tn, TN magnifico retrato de gran tama-
no, de nuestro companero Perez Losada,
que agradece profundamente la senaladi
distinction de que lie hace Objeto ell gran
rotativo venezolanO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23

Sc espera Ell esta semana la Conf
sion de los abogados puertorriquenOs en-
Washington. Los senores TexidOr y Ro-
driguez Sierra presentaran Immediate
mente ell informe en- representation del
Colegio, por haber trabajado en- SUI re
dacci0n en- ell canine.
Sc asegura ell triunfo complete de la
Comisi0n.