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New-York tribune., 1910-11-02


and unchanged. Syrups dull.
OILS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at T.40c for standard white in bar
rels at New York.
RTCE-Steady but quiet Prices unchanged.
Dan Talmage's Sons CO, New Orleans, telegraph
Louisiana crop movement to date as follows;
Receipts rough. 6s1,O00 sacks. against o43 OoO
last year. ana sales of cleaned were JVSOVV poCh-
cts against GO, 236 a year ago
sUGAR-Rehned fairly active but un
changed: standard Granulated, 46Uc net, less
per cent cash The London market for beet
sugar was 112d higher. with sellers at quoted
prices and some buying at the advance NO
veruber SIS 3D. December, SIS 9$4d; May; IS i5sd;
Raw here quiet and unchanged; centrifugal. bo
test 3. soc; mUscovado, SO test, 5.5Oc' molasses
sugar SO test 3.O5c.
HIDES-Weu sustained market for all KINDS;
a. receipts were not large and supplies are Ven i,
concentrated; offerings moderate, Win tuIA
rrices obtained for desirable goods
LEATHER-FirIn. offerings OF hemloclL
sole were light while the demand was good.
Union leather fairly active and steady
UGS-EssentiaI oils firm. with good Job-
bing call for leading articles. Roots sold well at
full prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 1.--Ralns in the dry sections Of
Australia and Argentina to-day were reported
at about the same time big increase in the
European visible supply Of wheat. IN conse-
Cueuce, the market developed decided weakness
and closed with less of 1A41Ac. Corn
finished a shade UP TO B94sc Off. oats 1s4Ac
higher 20 tsc lower and provisions unchanged 10
an advance Of 21z95c. The only consolation on
the bull side of the wheat pit al any time dur
ing the daV from light primary arrivals
and from the strength Of corn and oats Range
Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
FooDsTUFFs AT LlvERpooL.

Liverpool, Nov THE following are the
stocks OF oreaastuns and provisions in store
and quays al Liverpool railway and canal
depots not included.
Flour 10000 sacks wheat. :, ads 900 centaIg.
corn, 3,g9o centaIs; bacon. $500 boxes;
hams, 5'o0oo 5'4o ooses. shoulders, 1900 boxes;
butter, J,OOo cWtsi cheese, 81 500 boxes; lard
200 tierees prime Western steam ana $40 tons
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. 1.--CATTL.E- Receipts. a.00O;
dun and weak. heeyes St 409 81 90 Texas
steers IS 3Ou 80 go; western steers. sac 50 20:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

borough Rapid Transit Company leads all
other companies. with gross of SIS, ,9S7. .647
OF this amount 80, 055,142 is credited 70 the
elevated lines and sl3 go. 800 70 the subway
system OF the InterboroUEh company The
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company is sec
ono, with d S2l-34S49 gross, the Brooklyn
mon Elevated contributing the largest
amount 10 the system, namely S,737, ST.
and the Brooklyn Heights Company second.
with Sl,s53,2eI. A summary Of the gross and
net earnings. total deductions and final sur
plus OF deficit of the principal companies
for the year ended June 20 last Is as fol
Ion
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

nNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DISTRICTS OF
~ SWITZERLAND; Steamboat Services: Mountain
Railways: FunicuIars: Golf and Tennis: 45 Hotels
tanning 1000 Beds: Mild clmate-average
Summer 20-S in Winter, 2-6 c. 1909 121 fine
days: No fogs 2319 hours sunshine: Tropical vegeta
tion: Ideal Winter Resort: ILLUSTRATED GUIDE free
from the Oflciel Agency Swiss Federal Railroad. 241
Fifth Ave, New York, Town q Country Bureau. $50
Fifth Ave. (cor seth ST.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
cLoVERsEED PRICES.

Toledo, nov .-CLOVERSEED-Ca
s. So. December. SIS 57ls March, IS go
ASK E--F,rl E-,I,. rlli4s aad December IS 90. TIN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive

ELOA X AND mEAL--t lOuE lld'LlFb d4lNA
Gcmoralized by the continued weakness II
wheat. spring patents. So 25G$5 80: winter
strasghts. 81 2UaS4 40: winter patents, 81 SOC
81 90; spring clears 81 3OdS4 80; extra No;
winter, So 5O0S3 80; extra No: winter, 81 500
8 80: Kansas straights, ST 70d$4 90 RYE
FLOUR-FIr1n; fair TO good. S4aS4 %; choice
TO fancy. 81 25GS4 20. CORN MEAI1-Stea9y;
81 1OdS2 % per 100 lbs, BAG MElAadl-steady; AZ
fine white and yellow. 81 15aSl 20; coarse,
s. IO0S1 IS. FEED-WesteTn spring. SD 100
So p; standard middlng, S24 TO- flour 60.
SIT SO: red dog. SIS So; city bran. S2l 30 bulk;
SD 2Jd22 30 sacks; middling. SD 25GS30; red
dog, $50 hominy chop, S24 bulk; SIS 20 sacks;
oil meal, $50 j0dS3T.
COTTON-Less active, but nervous and ir-
regular, accompanied by considerable swings in
prices 4 decline early lost most of Monday s
gain, but later there was rally on a renewal
of bull support and covering, accompanied by
reports that preliminary returns TO the National
Ginuers' Association indicated ginning TO No
vember ! little if any IN excess OF last year,
and the market closed steady. with November
showing a net loss Of II points, while other
mcnths were only 1 10 points net lower.
Southern spot markets were generally un-
changed 70 1-16c lower.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
LOCAL FRACTIONS FOR 1910.

The annual report Of the local traction
lines for the wear ended June 50 1910 as
reported BY tie Public Service Commission,
shows a composite income account Of the
entire transportation lines Of greater New
York as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY

Tie CHICAGO, Burlington & Quincy Rail
road Company reports for the year ended
June 80, 1910 with comparisons as folloWs-
1910. 1909. 1905.
frer revenue So $50 81 SIS, ,6l2 SD S1S,4oJ Vb+
Oper. expenses. 63.0lo,9S5 54.56o 99s 55.9s9,2-6
Net oper rev so SIS. .552 S24.o5l631 So 473, SIS
Outside Op net l54,2s2 l5s,+o4 @'o,ls'
Total net s24 6a42 go s28. 500 224 s22 4s9 OBJ
Taxes accrued. 2,9T0,73T 2-5ll,0l4 -4e+'VaI
oDer trcouae 81 728 5ss 50, SO 2O7 $50 0o5 o02
Other income. 2.523, 6e4 943s44 TZ4o'ol-
Total income s24 2s7.227 So s2o oa4 sls 75s. $50
sinking fund. 10 ass. .4sl a.a4s.e7s 7642. .9O2
Net income -s1S8 746 81. 81 OsI S12. ASS
Dividends .... 5. So. .I2S s,s67l2s T12S
Surplus ..... S444i.6ls g3.508 a58 IS. .24s. $50
Betternents .-. 3.329, oO6 2.257 0s1 6.225. .994
sa-p for year s.. .t1o.sl2 81 e86. .s72 SO. .566
sCredfr 7Dehit +Equal 20 1901 per cent
earned on s110. $50 100 capital stock com
pared with Il l6 previous year.
Charges To capital account aggregating
3 sos 1s5 We're made during the fiscal year
fer additions TO the property. OF this
amount s9l9 So was expended for the line
from Herrin to Metropolis, III, which is
practically completed and VIII be opened
for traffic before the close OF the calendar
year. Extensions are IN progress from
IZirov, Wvo., 10 Powder River, WyO upon
which &, G9l. .258 has been expended so far;
pended to date. S76,355. from Scribner,
Mont, 10 FrOmDerg, Mont. expended TO
date S35.059. and from Hudson, Col, TO
Greeley, Col. expended TO date. $40.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

~. Tease. 7Equal to ~ ~ ger cent Oh IS. COO 70
80, 1gitsl stock compared with 2J-77 Per
Ss-t 'il same stock last year.s
ia lite fiscal year which ended on Eeptem-
,,e-s4 - -'-y- me company produced 62,TZ,642
4 t9---os ~ refined copper, at a net cost Of
- SSAss Z pound OF. including the funds
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
HUDSON & MANHATTAN.

The Public Service Commission has issued
a report of the Hudson & Manhattan Rail
road for the quarter and twelve months
ended June 60 1910, compared as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
|, ljG1Ah No

creasipr demand for actual oil for consumption.
,ocal contract prices; 49,.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.

tae Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
any reports for the year ended September
o. -sle, as follows
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
Las Sehoritas Elias !. =
f''fE

En- el vapor correo espanol, parten
para Madrid, las distinglidas senorl-
tas Isabel y Maria Elias Y Was. quie-
mes han pasado en- San Juan y reco-
rriendo toda la isla, una agradable TEN
porada de algunos meses.
Las se1oritas de Elias. como saben
nuestros lectores son dos cultisimas es-
critoras que publican en- Madrid una
importante revista dedicada a la muler.
En- San Juan y en- otraS importanteS
poblaciones de la isla, dejan gratiSimo
recuerdo las gentiIes companeras que
han sido ell encanto de nnestra mejor
sociedad durante su estancia entire no
Sotros.
FL BOLETIN, despide d las encando,
ras iIustradisimas senoritas de Elias
con la admiration mas sincera, desean-
las I'm viaJe feliciSimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
-ANlMl&ss
Aota CIimato|6gica

La bemperatura promedia de la Sc.
mana que terrnin6 ei sabado II de Eep--
fiernbre, flA regularmente IS grades em
totia isIa
La temperature maxima promedia
de la sernana fue 1871 grades Y la mini
ma pronedia 67.5 grados mien4ras que
los extremes de temperature f,aeron
93 grados, EN- Hlnnacao 60 grades EN-
Alto Bantiera, JayUya Y Maricao.
La precipitation se4nanai fue mayor
be la normal en todas las divisiones de-
Ia isla, especialmente en- las estaeia-
mes de Ia costa f. Ligeros frertes
aguaeeros cayeron casi diariamente EN-
todas las dIvislones excepto en- la divR-
sion s.
La lluvia proneaiia sFc la isla fue 2zS
pu]gadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

habiamos escllchado de ningl1n orador
polltico de ningun parti1o, nj que es-
to tucse permitido
Como estos fueron pronunciados por
un hombre de alta talla en- las letras
patrias, es necesario, que Sc conozca
en- tOdOS los ambltos de Puerto Rico
como sc toma la tribuna politica para
avergonZar en- primer terlnino al par
lido en que sc militia; al partido adver-
sario al que Sc insulta, y despues la
sociedad, a la familia al hogar privado
difamando y calsmniando reputaciones
may atlas, que todo en- conjunto cons
tituye la pObre patria.
Manana daremos detalies exactos,
fieles, sin el sello del apasionamiento
para que Sc cOnOzca un discurso en- la
tribuna republfcana Ell Guayama, que
no tiene ignal nj 10 tendra en- ningi1n
pueblo de la isla EN- la presente cam
pana electoral nj en las celebres de
1901 q 1904.
Corresp0nSal
Guayama, 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
CAROLINA

Tibnrcio Rodriguez (a) Mosquito fue
arrestado por atentado cometer esca
lamiento. FL juez lie senal6 una fianza
de 10000 dollars, para su libertad pro
vsionai.
Por fuerza de este distrito fueron
arrestados Bias Torres y Esteban San
tiago. por renir 4 mano armada La
pronta intervention de la policfa evit6
ell que Sc dcsarrollara I'm hecho san
grien1o. 'pu.s csta ocupo a los conten-
dientes un euchillo 4 cada unO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
De CUAyAM A

Aver fut un dia de ga'aAde~ aconte-
cimient0> para eSta cmdad.
Los directories del Partldo nepubll-
rano. habian anlnciado uu gran mee-
ting hace diez 8 doce dias, cLyo acto
serfa anlinciado por Ia banda del Regi-
miento. Esta no vino i Galayama y en-
diferentes meeting ce}ebrados por ell
Partido Unionista. los o. gadosrrs de es-
te sacaban en- cara a &ls a0Versa1os
cl engano de la banda. its,ta en- las
hoias staeltas de invitaci5a i los nee-
tings aparecia sfempre l. I"aSe SIN
la banda del Regmiento
Asi Jas cosas los repl.hlieanos hicie-
ron del asunto una cues<ti1@ de amor
propio y Sc propusieron trder dlcha
banda para un espltndido Iu.>"ting Sc
lebrado anochc en- la plaza H. Colon y
para ell cual Sc raieron oraQ0res con
notados de las ciudades DE- San Juan,
Ponce y Mayagutz.
Como 4 las once del dia, ,oompanado
de muestro amigo don Agi,tin Bird,
entraron i la ciudad ocno 3utomoviles
conduciendo treinta y ocho mjiSicos de
la Banda del Regimiento de Puerto Ri
60. '
\ esa nora los unioniatas,. ouc no ere
ian que la Banda militai exprcsada. Sc.
ronccdlera a dos Partidos poIiticos pa
IA cclebraci0n de meetings. r asi 10 pro
pagahan drsde la trihdn publica, en-
viaron una coms6n yer al gobcrna-
dor en, sl rcsidencia de Ja Jome-alto -
pedirlc la banda para otro acto po-
liticO igua al proXimo domingo Y sa
ber la Ucr'dad de 10 ccugrld~ >obre cl
particular.
FL honorable Mr. C9ltou manifesto
il los comiSionadoS. Qprc "a saba fueSc
concedida la banda para meetings poll
ticOs, nj 10 creia tampoco, cando una
carta dichos comisio3ofo., para el co
mandante jefe del rcg44iyuto en- Ca
yry Mr. Ne. Farlanc
Este senOr profundeanen+,- indigna-
do manifesto que Sc le ha1.t t-nganado
pidiendOlc la banda una contiS0n de ca
hallerOs para celebrar Ia iln,ugalraci0n
de un trcn de Ponce cel,Ynr,r una re
treta. a9ll
Aoto seguido do una carte i don Gc-
marc CautinO. zen la cunl Jr,tenaba 4
Mr. Miranda. director de Ia 'yanda que
tan prontO recibiese aquelba no permi-
tiera que Ia referida Banda tocaSe una
SoIa nOta regresar9 / San Juan. in
mcdatamente
Ell hecho cay6 en- los replblicanos co
mo una bomba. pues yahablan salido en-
manifestation. que adelantar0n dos hO-
ras, pOr temer ell gran fracaso 1ecibi-
dO v como en- el mismO mOmento en-
traba en- la poblaci6n un8 manifesta-
cion unionista. los anim0a lnuy exalta-
dos en- las masaS repuldloanas. dieron
lugar Il que Sc temiera la alteration del
orden, pero el capitan Soto, pudo evi-
tarlo con las grandes simpatias con que
cuenta, pOr su cOnducta buena para
con unos y otros, mas q're con La fuer-
ia a sus Ordenes, pues en caso de un
motin, >contaba la ciudad con cinco 8
seis mil habrantes que sc encontraban
en las dos manifestacionIos politicas.
POr la noche Sc ceEebr6 Ell meeting
que estuvo muy conmlrrido alnque no
bub0 mllsica, celebrandose t3nbien me-
citing uniOnista.
Sobre este actO hablargnos tnuchO en-
la prensa, ptles sc veftieron conceptos
en la tribuna republican,, q'rA ialnas los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
E doctor Rafael Cesteros

La gravedad del distinguido enfermo
Sc ha acentuado aver de mariana y per
sisti0 tOdo el dia y la noche.
Sin grandes esperanzas, sus cOmpa-
neros realizan todo genero de esfuer-
zos para salvar la vida del companero
Nosotros hacemos los votos mas ahinca
dos por la mejoria del doctor Cesteros-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
CABO ROJO

Por inferir algunas heridas de ma
chete Jose Ramirez PetrOvich, (a)
Pinto, fu6 arrestado Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
Don Francisco Pa[acchinii

Esta tarde EMBARGO hacia los Estad0s
Unldos, este amigo nuestro, distinguido
cOmerciante de Ponce Y dueno del acre
ditado establecimiento que lleva su NOM
bre.
Deseamos que ell sefor Paracchini rea-
lice muy buenos negocios, y regrese prom
to 4 su Residential
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
PENUELAS

En- el barrio. ''Tallaboa Poninete"
sitio conocido por "Pepillo', fu6 sor-
prendida una jugada en- la casa de Pri
|mitivo Martinez siendo arrestado di-
cho individuo y sicte sujetos mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
LOS SUCESOS
DE AVER "A HOY
TOA BAJA

Por delito contra natura, fue arres-
tado Antonio Sanchez, quien confes@
su delito al juez de Paz, cuando estaba
arrestado en- ell cuartel de policfa, mien
tras Sc hacia la investigation del ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

En- ell barrio "Toro Negro, fue
a1restado Jose Limo Reyes, acusado
del dclito de violaci6n. FL juez lie exi-
me 800 90 dollars de fianza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
Bale en- Maricao

liza directiva del "Centro Espanol
de Maricao, y en su nombre el presi
dente don Antonio Soler. nos invita- a.
bale que tendra Iugar el domingo :
de Octubre en el domicilio de la so
ciedad
Agradecemos la atenciQn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

Ell corresponsai de Ponce comuEllc;&
III notlcia siguiente.
'@Parece que en esta ciudad hay erR
clrculaci0n aigunas monedas falsas, pues
al cOmerciante senior Pedro q. Mendez.
residente en- la calle de la Luna, esquina
a la de Mendez Vigo, trataron aver de
enganarle con un dollar de plomo, tam
perfectamente hecho que en- NADIA Sc difc-
rencia de los legitimos, conociendose La
falsedad por ell peso y por el metal lie
que fu6 hecho
Sobre tai asunto trasiadamos la no
ticia has aUtorida1fs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

Han eontraido esponsaleS en- Ouebra-.
dillas, los appreciates jovenes de ao,eIEe
localidad don Antonio de Jesus v Ia vir-
tuosa senor:ta Maria Zantiiizea. Ono.
sean felices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

la sido nominado para el puesto de alea
de de Manati por ell partido republicano,
el seilor Deltin Suro, v para formar Ia
.Junta de instruction, los senores jose
Baez lnfante, Manuel Valdes Nadal "
Francisco Cordcro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
E N F F. r M O

Sc halla enfermo en- MayagIez, aun-
que no de cuidado, el senior Ricardo Go
mez Cabot. Deseamos su prOntO resta-
blecimentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
NOTICIAS

Ha regresado d su residencia de es-
roma, despues de pasar una temporadx
en- La isla, la bella senorita Elyira Marfa
Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

FL jueves dara su primera function Ell
circo Tres Banderas de los senoreS
PortelI, Garcia y Co. La carpa es i'm
perneabEe. Sc han introducido grande<
meioraS. Las pelicuias- son de 10 mas
|selecto, y tanto Ell Europa como en- los
Estados .Unidos, han namado poderosa-
mente la atenci6n.
No dldanos que dada Ia simpatia que
gozan los senores Portell, Garcia y Co,
el circo se vera ileno de 10 mas escogido
de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

Han sido nominados para los puestoS
de la Junta escolar de Toa-Alta, los SEND
res Enrique Lopez Laborde, Jose Mar
tlnez Pena y Salvador Morales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
SAN LORENZO

Angel Zayas, fue arrestado en- Ell ba'
r1'io 'Cayaguas' por herir a dos mu-
.jeres. Ell jlez municipal le ha tijado
10000 dollars de fianza para poder per
Fmanecer IN iibertad provisional.
En- el mismo barrio en- la casa de Zoi-
10 Rivera. flle sorprendida una jugada
de loteria. arrestando a nueve indlvi-
duos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

Sc ha suspendido el jtiicio por libelo.
que ,1ebid. ce!ebrarse aver ante la Cortc:
Municipal de Arecibo contra el senol-
Julia Marin, director del "Correo deE
Norte.'7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

oPor ei Departamento de Justicia ma
sido nombrado el fiscal senior Torres
Grau, para entender en- varias dennnciass
presentadas por recusaci0nes eiecforales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
COAMO

En- la casa de Tomas Velez, fu6 sor-
prendida una jugada al monte, siendo
arrestados nueve personas.
Por fllerza de este distrito fue sor-
prendida una jugada al monte, arres-
t&ndo los jugadores, quicnes, en- union
de los utensilios Y dinero ocupados.
fueron puestos disposition del juez
Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

Ha salido para Manati la distinguids
senorita Luz Gonzalez, quien pasara una
temporada en- dich6 pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

En- breve marchara para Guayanilla eR
Comisionado del Interior Mr.. Wilson.
para estudiar unos pianos de earreters
en- aqUella 'demarcaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
PONCE

En- la tarde del dia Is del corriente
como d las 1915, en- la licoreria de los
senores Carlos Pietrantoni Co., sta
en- la calle de la Villa, hubo un incen-
dio, quemandose una gram cantidad de
alcohol Este hecho ocurri6 mientras
los empleados de dicho hcorerla Sc en-
contraban fuera almorzando, estando ell
cerrado; pero Sc hacen
activas diligencias para averiguar 81
hay 8 no intenei0n criminal en- este
'asunto. pucs las cxistencias estaba asc-
guradas en- 1000 90 dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21

Nos informan de Cayey que en- dicho
distrito promote estar muy animado e
curse escolar, pues hasta ahora Sc han
inscrito en las escuelas graduadas unoSa
nuevecientos alumnOs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
GUSTS MAYOR PHILLIPS
Judge WiIcocksen Holds ottumwa
Executive Guilty of In
~toxication.

De- Moines, Iowa.-Judge X. II.
Wilcocksen at Sigourney Friday hand
ed down an opinion ousting Thomas J.
Phillips as mayor Of Ottumwa, Ia. At
the trial OF the mayer. held recently at
Ottumwa, it was claimed by Assistant
Attorney General Coffin, who prosecut.
ed the hearing, that Mayor Phillips
was guilty of wilful neglect OF duty
In permitting resorts and gambling
houses to run; also that the mayor
was Intoxicated on April 80.
On both these charges the court
finds the mayor guilty.
A third charge that the mayor is dis.
honest was dismissed by the court.
Mayor Phillips Is a leading Demo
crat and was a candidate for governor
on the Democratic ticket some years
ago.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
Black pe.th centuries Ago.

In what spirit did the superstitious
people Of the Middle Dark Ages meet
the Great Plague when It came like
a black thunder cloud over Europe
Many. many committed suicide in the
first frenzies of fear. Merchants and
the rich, seeking to divert the wrath
Of heaven. carried their treasures to
the churches and the monasteries,
where often the monks. fearing to re-
ceive the Infection with them, shut
their gates against any such offering.
Then It was In mad desperation heav-
ed over the walls and forced on the
monks: thus the panic.stricken hoped
to have monks save life and soul.
Even sound, well men, consumed and
corroded by fear and anxiety, wan
dered wan and livid as the rotting
dead. Houses were Stunned and
nodded and tumbled. for the plague
tasted forsyears.g Many villages and
towns were actually deserts Of houses,
empty. silent as woods and fields. or
.'antres vast!" This IL speaking Of the
Black Death that began in England
In 1146.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
4 Mxsserx.

Asked what sight represented to his
mind the extreme OF desolation, the
man who was q renting agent said:
AN unfinished card game with the
cards lying just where the players left
them. This morning I came across an
interrupted game Of hearts In a fur
nished nat that was vacated suddenly.
The tenants simply packed their
clothes and moved out without
. word OF explanation to anybody. and
- they didn't owe me q cent It wasn't
my place to run them down. In fact. I
wouldn't have thought much about
their sudden departure II I hadn't seen
thoser cards. They had been playing
on dining room table and the game
Wa about half finished. Four hands
Of the cards thrown down when the
game was anybody's that knew how
70 turn : trick works on the imagi,4ar
tion. Why did they stop playing In
such : hurry Why didn't they stay to
Anish the game. or II they couldn't do
chat. Why didn't they n the cards
together and take them slonss In
.teresting questions those. and I'd like
% have them answered"