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The new era., 1910-10-20
Ss ARE KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN
LOST IN THE sTARkviLLE
..fset NINE. ~
FIRES IN MINNESOTA
ARE STILL RAelNe-TowNs EN-.
pANoEREp BY HIGH BACK
WIND.

Trinidad. Colo,-Toillng and fighting
desperately, beset with danger from
loosened rocks and the deadly. subtle
after damps. heroic miners, and their
none the less heroic leaders who di-
rected the work were rewarded for
their bravery. their persistence and
their heart-tearing efforts by recover
ing eleven bodies of the fifty-five min
ers now known to have been lost in
the terrible explosion Saturday night
far inside the workings of the Colora-
do Fuel & Iron Company's Starkville
mine.
The first Of the bodies were reached
early Tuesday morning in ] entry,
their position showing how sudden
had been their fate. Death is believed
to have been instantaneous.
The rescuers are at work with the
same dogged courage. but 1t is impos-
sible that more Of the bodies can be
recovered before Wednesday, as the
deadly black damp is fighting every
inch of the way.
Warrosd. Minn.-The forest fires in
Minnesota are still raging, although it
Is believed the worst OF the conflagra-
ton has passed. Roads throughout
the district are blocked, making it al
most impossible for relief parties with
food and other supplies. to penetrate
the burned area.
The wind has increased, driving the
fire back over the burned district.
There Is no danger here. but Roose-
welt is in peril. There is a bad fire at
Longworth. The town of ripple. east
of here on the Lake of the Woods, is
IN hard straits, and many families are
entirely destitute. Clear River, twelve
miles south. In burned. At Cedar Bend.
fourteen miles southwest, a serious
fire RACES. The town of Salol was
saved but many persons are destitute.
Nine bodies were taken out OF the
woods at Cedar Spur. Warroad is fac
ing the problem Of feeding the refu-
gees.
Neutrality-suspicious. Graves re-
ceived the following telegraphic re-
port from Supervisor Marshall of the
Forest Service at Cass lake, concern
ing the forest fire situation in Min
nesota: Reports give 1000 burned
and missing. The area burned is es-
timated to be $500 square miles.
tires still burning"
The new era., 1910-10-20
Colorado Postma.tsrs.

Washington.-The following Colora-
do postmasters have been appointed
Eckley. Yuma county, Mark NJ. Catch
pole. vice. c. A. Mccarthy. resigned;
Vega, Mesa county, F.. L. Rathbone,
vice. c. P. Rathbone. resigned.
The new era., 1910-10-20

Horse Thieves Becoming Numerous.
Denver.-Farmers from jefferson,
Adams and Denver counties have
asked for police protection from this
city. claiming the authorities outside
of Denver county we're unable to cope
with the horse thieves terrorizing
their districts. itstsN
The new era., 1910-10-20
censua statistica.

WAshington.-Popu statistics:
Louisville. Ky. 22s.9as. increase 49,
1877. "a per cent; Lexington. Ky. ss.-
oSe. increase 33.1 per cent.
The new era., 1910-10-20

A Kansas woman wants a divorce
her. No man has a right to throw
anything at his wife but bouquets and
hot air.
The new era., 1910-10-20

A Record Breaking Talk-Fest.
Corinth. Miss.-Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, on the way from Atlanta to
Eot Springs. Ark, made fifty speeches.
The new era., 1910-10-20

But the pure food laws do not make
any provision for love that is adul-
terated with filthy lucre
The new era., 1910-10-20

The Board Of United States Army
Engineers have reached the investiga-
tion of New Mexico and Arizona prof.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
REUMATISMO CR0NlcO

Aconsejamos cuantas personals SUI
fren de dolores y reumas al estado per-
manente, todos cuantos encuentran
penosos los movimientos de sus MEM
bros 9 tienen detormadas las articula
clones, a las personas, en- fin, sensibles
al menor enfrianashtO, qae hagan uso
del Omagil.
Porque, en- efecto, va sea en- licor, va
en- pildoras, ell Omagil tornado a la mi
tad de la comida, a la dosis de una
cucharada sopera ell lcor, o bien la de
pildoras, basta para calniar prom
tamente los dolores reumatic0s, aun los
mas crueles y antiques, y por rebeldes
que hayan sido otros remedies. Cura
asimismo las neuralgias mas dolorosas
y cualquiera que sea su asiento: las
costillas, los rinones, los miembros la
cabeza, y alivia los sufrimientoS tan
penosos de los ataques de gotta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
Las riquezas del mar

Deiando a un laio el oro, plata. PIE
elras preciosas que Sc encu@@tr&n rn e'
fodo del mar dehidas i na1tragloS, y
los 21 millones de Kilometres cublcos
de sal que Sc encueAtran en dlSoIuclon
on los ocpanos. asi como las munerosas
substancias que contiene el aqua de
mar yam0s 4 calcular la cant!tad de
ORC V de plata que podrla eNplotarSe
ii 81 conoclese un huen procednnlento.
La cantidad DE- plata contemda en-
I,na tonelada de aqua de mar Is de ~
milirramos. FL total de ag}as con
tendran 1890 millones de toneia+tas. es
flecir cprca de 10000 veceS mas que
la que ha podido eXtr@erse dla Ia TERRA
dpsdr pl drs.u'rimiento ID NueVo
Mundo.
En- cuanto al oro ese precioso metal
tan deseado, el aqua de mar contlene
de 40 4 80 miligrmos por tonelada.
Es POGO. evidentemente pero como en-
los oceanos hay muchas toneladas dc
agna. hacienda I'm calculo facIl en-
contraremos un bloc de oro tai que re
partitlo entire los 1900 millones de ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
ANTES
EFECTOS DEL TRATAM1ENT0
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado ell OmagiI conforme a los ulti-
mos decubrimientos de la ciencia, no
contiene substantial alguna nociya y su
uso no presenta en- absolute ell menor
peligro para la salud. FL licOr ademas es
&. de un sabor agradabiisimo.
Generalmente ell ahvio Sc produce va
el primer dia, ell tTatamiento cura, a
pesar de que solo cuesta unos 80 cen
timos por cada vez.
De venta en- todas las buenas tarma-
cias, mas para evitar todo error, cnideSe
de ertqir en- la etiqueta Ia paI0brd
Omagil las seaGS del Dep6sito gene
raj N0iSon L. FRERE. 10, rue jacob,
Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
NOTICIAS

oI.:-,-.
nl+ ~: ..' 1. =. .s ~ " .-;o...:I,,
''S ''''''' MI 0'''o' ''' ''''' vi ~ ''''l''
De IIawav. Dem4.ncia Perez de Ma
r;cao CON Ca,,naIo Rnaurbamp natural
.da Las NIarias. Aar,raI Perez de Noca
con Constanoia Io,;z. Manned de Santo
con Ricardo Santiaro de Ponce.
D.. yiDcava EsnaIa, Jose 4. Allres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24

bitantes de nuestro globo, tocaria ca
da uno un pedazo que pesarIa 4O mil
kil6gramos Y que valdria 128 millones
de frances 8 25 millones y medic de
dollars pr6Ximamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24

Continian las obras la cialle dc Ce-
,'ra. de Santurce.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Revision of Express Rates.

Baton Rouge.-The Louisiana Nai'-
road Commission has given notice lhaI
IN Oct, 20 it will take up and cohSluel
the proposed revision of the express
company rates in Louisiana, WIFI
view of making a reduction IN Vne
rates The companies involved are Tue
American, Pacific, Southern, NeliS-
Fargo and United States. the thfee
cases to be heard are; Railroad Com
mission VS.. Express Company III 'ne
matter of rules and regulations COLI
corning the transportation OF liquors
IN corrugated paper boxes between
noints in Louisiana; Railroad Comlhi@
sion vs.. Express Companies, III tn'
matter of reducing express rates "
tween points in Louisiana; Peu'ion .
exnress companies in the adopuoh .
official express classification NO. q
for use in Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Theatrical Rate Complaint.

Baton Rouge. M. Busley, mah'
ager of the Harrison Minstrel SNOW
has filed a complaint with the Rail-
road Commission against the rate
charged by the railroads of the state
for the transportation of baggage
and a Pullman car over their lines IN
louisiana The show used the TWO
cars in its travels over the state, anu
the rate is declared entirely too hlsh
by the theatrical manager, VINO says
that a lower rate should be allowed
the theatrical companies in the state
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
South Objects.

New Orleans.-New Orleans Da'lhs
have rejected the guaranty plan iot
cotton bills of lading, despite the iaoU
that the National City Bank OF Ne"
York telegraphed urging them 10 az
cept. s.,o cor+h
the cotton exchanges OF the oouIn
are no in arms over the proposal 41oln
New York to tax the cotton crop W
or &c a bale. ,s
The tax proposed on cotton woulo
mean to New Orleans shippers anu
those who ship thrC Ugh this port 30 -
81 on every hundred bales, S6o 10 S.I
on every 1000 bales, $4,000 to Sl,VV'
on every 100000 bales, and S0V'0VV u
$4,000 on every 100000 Daies
enough to build big stretch Oh new
wharves every year and unaer u
plan proposed in New YORK tnlS u"
must go into the pockets OF lorels
bankers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21

New Rules Governs.

Ba.on Rouge.-A new rule regard
ing absences in the Law School mas
been adopted to 90 into effect at once
The law students, for obvious reasons
are not under military RESTRICTIONS
and, therefore, are not given tours anu
dement's for absences. A rule TO COW
er absences was, therefore, auopIeo'
according to which for every absence
the student so absent was required W
make one point above the pass marx
in order to pass in the subject from
which he was absent. The new RUE
entirely supersedes this rule. UhueF
il a student is not marked off Tor aD-
sences. but if he is absent from one
sixth of the classes in any SUBJECT
without an excuse, or absent from one
third of his classes, even with eXcuSe'
he is not permitted to take the exam
nation in the, subject from when he
is thus absent.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Fish and Game Exhibit.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miller OF
tho State Game Commission has APP
plied for 175 feet of space at the Par
ish Fair, Oct. 10 to p, for the display
Of a fish and game exhibit. The model
road from this city to Grand Ecore'
distance of four miles, of which the
first half mile is graveled, has been
COMPLETED. The camp of oonvicts VIII
he transferred to the east side OF Rea
River where work on the continuance
Of this road to Campti is under way
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Police jury Meets.

New Iberia.-The Police Jury held
it's regular meeting, with John Curtis
presiding and A. R. Romeo as Secre-
tary. Deputy Assessor Felix Mestayer
presented the bill of the assessor LOT
1910, amounting to $l,76l.SI, when
was accepted. The bill of the parish
health officer for expenses incurred III
stamping out smallpox cases, amount
ing to 5000, was ordered paid The re-
mort Of the committee of freeholders
in the matter of a public road through
the property of Dupre Romero was
read and accepted, exappropriated and
ordered paid.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
New Orleans Sugar Market.

New Orleans.-Offerings. of sugar III
The local market is very light, amount
ing to 173 barrels, and such llght re-
cejpts as were brought forward from
plantations were absorbed. Prices were
nominal.
Refined sugars were in fair demand
at quotations. New York reported
ouiet market for refined sugar ana
shade easier. Quotations were I'LL
changed. London cabled that peel 81
gar was steady and cane sugar que,
Molasses and syrups were nolhilla
with light offerings, and were all take
IN Receipts from plantations Wer
$50 barrels.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
What Oteri Had.

Plaouemine.-The first sensational
development in the trial of Frank ote-
ri of New Orleans, charged with the
murder of the aged veteran, }. +. STE
nhens of St. John, Mich, on his gas
oline launch, came Saturday Wneh u
Eugene Holloway, coroner OF loet,
Vile Parish, took the stand as the
first witness for the state and testlheo
that the jewels of Stephens were
found on the person of Oteri. He ldeh
fitted the watch, chain and shrlhe'
min found on the prisoner at the tlm'
If his arrest as the property of Ste
phens, the deceased. A piece Oh lFoi
which fitted the wound on the oou'
of Stephens was introduced as e''
denCe.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
umber Plant to Resume.

Ramsay.-A crew of millWrlghts mas
been put on to repair the saWmlll Oh
the Greenlaw Lumber Company, WINCH
has been shut down since the appoint
ment of receivers was made by the
United States Court. The. WORK Oh
repairs will require possibly TWO
weeks. when it is expected to resume
operations. Storm timber from 'ne
Great Southern Lumber Company from
the Folsom district will be USED u
log the mill as soon as 1t resumes
and will continue until that supply Is
exhausted, when it will cut tlmpe'
from its large holdings in this Vlcih
itv. The majority of the 1amil'e'
which left when the shutdown wen
into effect are fast returning ana D.
the end of the present week dwelilne
will be in great demand
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21

.,h,rorine boats are Of two types, the
d ond the submergibe. Inc suoilie' g"
,a uobt cruising condition moves VIII oNl'
VIZ" u norcantage of the hull ABOVE the "''1
a. .,hmarsible cruises on the surlace n n'na
tne ~ ardinarv torpedo boat. which II reseinoos
o,torna11v The difference IN prhcipo 80. do.
~ two tvpes Is slight, but III co'is'' hoots
.nto q &c very marked. The suonieiseu 1879
~. ,,erallv nearly cylindrical WIN po"teu -,
49, general shape being mucn 'ihe .aIs nv
whitehead torpedo. Suomersehoe 10 -, roesns
admitting water to the ballast tanhs ". boats
~ ..~,;rod rudders, or both SubmerglDe poass
ol i'>'- h,,,1s one inside the other lbe ou'e'
nav ,,hlos closely that OF the ordinary W.
nun .aot hut has as few projections as po''lo0
peu0 ssor, the general outline, IN orue' " pi
'iei,ie .T,,ootb surface when submerged in',uU
49,. +horo IL a second hull OF nearly 49,
secton and as large as the SHAPE " otor
',.or hoat nermits To effect suomersen.0 %'us
.t oamitted to the space between tle n"
I +bio brings the boat to the awash 1o l,it
ZION Further submergence IS ehe''o' y
ting the ballast tanks 10 I'LL 60 49,, s,s+ srbma.
JUG 60 or nv whom was built the nrs' Suuln .,
"nen - r,,u nrohably never be known IL IL
w tho+ Alexander the Great was lh'ei es.."
e",u -,no ravigation while subaqueous "''ot a.
suou'' a,. was studied at least as early aS vi.
VI .o th or fourteenth century. M. Delpou'i
UNI ..o+ some English ships were aes''o!Iu
=. 1870 nv fire carried under ""'oi' Lor;ro
III io. % the seventeenth century suohi'l inv
cary p' 80 numerous, and in 1924 Cornehus va"
oo",9 oxhibited to King James l. oh rne
lieu'o submarine boat Of his own Design .,
,o1 M less than fourteen types VI euo ,r7,
49,, hoan natented in England aone IN
~, began experiments Win suoi, no. y, ~.
p p plymouth england losing =, his oo ts eas
second trial In the 0 p,.h Which, tt
David bushnell built his nfs' s0a Eagle in New
Sergeant .h NJ Les actually got under the shli
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
o, o,nosad in New Orleans.

New Orleans.-Any plans LOT the
formation. of a guaranty company ~
validate cotton bills of ladlng VIII meet
with small favor in the South accoru.
ING to leading representatives here OF
cotton and banking interests rev
ons PROPOSALS for such an organization
oro renorted to have been vigorously
opposed throughout the son' a s',,
states on the ground that it would I'M
nosa understandable burden on proouc-
ers and exporters of cotton.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Cane Plantation Owned by Monks.

St, Benedict.-Within the next week
or ca the cane mill belonging 10 the
Benedictine Abbey and located about
q mile from it will be in operation
Adjoining the college grounds IS
large plantation owned by the monks.
livery season this land is worked OUT
o,d produces a good crop OF sugar
cane, all of which is groana at INC
,oca, mill Last season the mill turned
ont a number of barrels Of sugar cane
syrup.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21

uoss,ra. and the same fate befel Bauer
, "1 ha,t p,onqeur- Marin at Kiel in 1850 Id 1000
ntoc,intock and Howgate built seml-suol'a' mo
=, "a nrone,,ed boat for the attack Oh the ieu0"
eaat but it, sank four times, each time d''"n.
,nr tba entire crew OF eight men. Id the S"nAo
raor several larger boats propelled ny ens'nos
we're commenced in Europe, and these az n.y. N.Y.
vols were followed by others des'sheu w
s.ard Goubet, Zede, Nordenfeldt' luck' l1o''"n t
and others The French navy pegan eAi,.' No. wv.
Inc with submarine boats about 1859 ine w -,
q. woe buit in 1888 and the Custave Ieue III
1oo9 The Morse was COMMENCED IN 3los4' o"'
remained uncompleted until 1879, pehu'ns 'ua
tonaI experiments with the Gymlo'e anu Wv
zade In that year the construction u suo'n"
rines was actively commenced Ten Oe'"@
launched In 1901. .+,,,a ex-
hihitions of speed given by ll'''e oo'S VI
mhan,as and at Bournemouth. The boat was seen
~ ond down the river at what seemed
4arr;fc sneeh darting along by leaps and po"'''
sbar,, chases a fish scudding between
49,, ord water The impression she lett was
not G, much that of power, for she was suop
,,i+o NJ q thing. only 26 feet long, as or VICIOUS
nd aosrerate energy. Crowds OF people sa'n
ored along the embankment to watch her' "on
1ar;,o whence in her tiny body this overpo"e'
fng energy could come A.. AZ
# has since been divulged that she IL INC 4
randa w.. the latest experiment IN skid po""
or as they are called technically, ny III op'"'o
nv the veteran English inventor olr JONI ho' ~
croft Compared with anything near her size, III
Miranda w. Is certainly the fastest cralt anu"
uor exact speed is not known but she mas Sc
or., times done we'll over "a knots an hour al
bas decisiyely beaten the Columbne at bourn
1oo,th the only other craft which could II
n,o,m to record in her class. But 1t is not on
sor this terrific speed that the Miranda ~.
,arLoh,e She Is the most seaworthy craft
her size that has been constructed
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
University Defeated Tulane

Now Orleans.-The University OF
had little difficulty III ue-
feating Tulane Thursday by score 70
Of 1s to 0, touchdowns being scored
LARGELY by straight football in the hFs''
second and fourth periods. the cams
vas one.sided, save in the third wnen
tima was called with the ball on MIS-.
ysjssippis 3o-yard line in possession W W
Tulane. Many players were uSeu o,
aeoor,t Of the warm weather anu
near-exhaustion of some.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
a,s;,ees Men Want Intercosta' Canal

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. interest -
being manifested by the business com
nrntv over the route of the Inter-
coastal Canal from the Teche to the
vermiIlion and the meeting OF 'he
BOARD of Engineers for rivers and mar
hors to be held Oct. 10 in New or-
leans A board of trade was organized
bv the business men of AbbevIlle ana
delegation named to attend tniS
hoard meeting and lay before II 'n'
vital reasons why the canal chanue
should be deepened and wideneo.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
s+.,e Convict Killed.

Lake Charles.-News was s. re'e snrr,
co t" from the Angola State farm
a't +he effect that Jim Jones, CONVEX
~ 49, ,DT IN from this parish for term 0,
s son Years charged with robbery na'
s ,am Killed while attempting 10 eS'
came
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
c ooo. Barrel Oil Well.

shreveport.-The Gulf Refining Dos".
no 3r' brought in new we'll this week
n in section 81, on land leased from Gao q,
40 Ieyee Board with a capa'''' -
6 900 barrels.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
,,;.;,,, Rank Resources.

sbreveport.-State Bank hNa'","s =.
vamng reports the total resources Ok
tho state banking institutions e o. ,,p ooo
; ;nna On Sept. p amounted to $1Os,Gs".,
,r on increase over the previous
quarter of $J65,2ll.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Baritone Dead.

Charles Colbert, the
French opera baritone,
Wednesday at the Ho'
He arrived from Bu'
elk to sing during the
l with the metropolitan
nv after four seasons
haitian company.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Fire Chief Suspended.

Lake Charles.-Following a inee1ml9
of the city council this week. rns s
Chief T. J. Sudduth was suspehueu
pepding an investigation by the GAY
council of charges against him.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
ermitted Ball.

The coHrt of Grimm.
nesday overruled the
Or a rehearing in the
Ianley case from Dali
sergeant Manley may
n the sum of $500
18th the action of the
adjournment in June,
d bail in this case.
Lanley case is a we'll
'eady IN Texas. Ser
las been held in con.
.e death of L. Reich
time that President
.1as last fall and the
smen are eontending
less of the guard will
impaired if Manley 10
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
BaIinu Rice Straw.

Esterwood.- Coles of Etner"oou
is baling several thousand o"'eS "
Japan rice straw near Morse TOT ma
Iet and may ship several carloads
out of Louisiana. This IS Se'' too,
food for mules and all kinds OF s'ocA'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-21
Ranos Nov. IS.

Permen'
sentenced wednesday
4 Nov. rs following his
the charge of murder
18th the killing of Miss
was taken to Jackson
1g. An appeal to the
is being prepared.