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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
Ri nVnunGni0 a Enrique Huyke

La comisi0n del monumentO al emf
nente Professor Don Enrique Huyke
trabaja animosamente para realizar ST
proyecto, Ell Arroyo, como va saDer
mle strOs lectores.
Los senores Fernando Valera, JOSE
B. Berrias y Enrique Miralles, presi
dente, secretario y tesorero, respecti-
vamente han enviado circulares toda
la isla demandando un donativo para
la reparadora obra de justicia la ne
moria del hombre ilustre que tanto hi
20 por la cultura portorriquena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
La ammonia po|itica

Con motive del pleito electoral de
Guyana, empieza la prensa polltlca
a romper moldes, y va Sc publican ar
t1culos violentos, que dan al traste con
la ammonia pol1tica.
Desde luego que nadie ha de pre-
tender que ell campo pol1ticO sea una
especie de Jauja, porque este es impo-
sible en- cualquier pals del globo, pc
ro ante ell nublado que Sc avecina, 9
en- otros terminus, que amenaza des
cargar en- tormenta, bueno es recomen-
dar los pollticos serenidad y calma
sin cuyos requisites, parece que no sc
partidos contendientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
DE PONCE

La fiesta commemorative del desembar-
co de los americanos, ell 25 de Julio. Sc
celebrara este ailo aquf, con Ell POGO luci-
miento que otros amos.
Esta nOche Sc reuniran, en- ell salon
del Casino varios caballeros que DO
drlan emplear en- cosa mas 6til para la
cludad una iniciativa que, forzosamen-
te, ha ola resultar fracasada DOR falta
/ de ambiente.
Z ESQ esta bien claro.
DE tOdaS las cilldades de la Isla. Ia
unlca que celebra el aniversario es Pom
/ ce;y es Ponce, precisamente, la que me-
nos debiera celebrarlo, va que su deca.
dencla es evidente, y esta decadencia Sc
ha iniciado con ell cambio de soberanfa.
'El ambiente popular es francamente
hostil a la fiesta del desembarco, que
Sc reducira como otros amos a a1nos fue-
gos de artifcio, alguna retreta, Y ca
I'reras en- ell Hip0dromo Y algl1n bale en-
ell Casino.
No es cosa de hacer la guerra a esta
fiesta que algunos devotos del expan-
sionismO quieren celebrar 81 con clio Sc
atenua La tristeza de esta poblaci6n; los
festejos locales siempre aprovechan al
go; algln forastero, aagln gasto extraor-
| dlnario, en- fin; que el comea'cio tiene
derechO a esperar mayor movimiento que
en- esta inaIterable nor7nalidad del abu-
rri1nientO ponceno.
'CelebraremOs que los enthusiasts pa
negiristas de Miles y otros compafleros
de glorias epicas, logren hacer su fiesta
este anO.
Del NAL, el menos. Y 81 Ponce tiene
tantos motives para quejarse del cam
bio de soberanfa, mo es cosa de poner la
cara triste al que llega nj de espantar
a los que quedan aqui. Un POGO de
fiesta, 81 hubiese talento organizador qui-
zas resuitara una pequena indemniza-
cl0n de 10 mlrcho que henos perdido.
COwesponsdJ.
Ponce, 13 de Junio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
Y Esq.,

En- la pasada session de la Asamblea
Legislative, Sc aprob6 una Ley de fe-
cha 9 de Mario del corriente anO, au-
torizando a los Municipios para votar
ordenanzas en- soicitud de empresti-
tos anticipos insulares para obras
p1blicas.
En- esa Ley Sc conceden todas las
atribuciones directivas, de inspection
y de intervention Ell los pagos de di-
chas obras al senior Comisionado del
Interior, y solo deja que ell Municipio
intervenga en- ell Otorgamiento de los
contracts debidamente Representatives
por su respective Alcalde.
IEsto es 10 que dice la Ley, pero ell
Poder Executive sobreponi6ndose a la
acci6n de la Legislature, ha hecho i'm
primir un modelo de ordenanza, que Sc
esta distribuyendo entire los munici-
piOs interesados en- obtener empresti-
tos v en- la expresada ordenanza en- su
Secci6n 3a. Sc dice 10 siguiente:
"Que en- las contratas para La realiza-
ci6n de las obras a que Sc refere la or
denanza comparecera ell Comisionado
del Interior en- representation del
|Ayuntamiento. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
Manifestation de gratitud

Ell Sr. Jose Angel Cruz, nos ha en-
Wade una extensa manifestation ex
preslva de su gratitud hacia la reputa
da cOmadrona Do1a Estefan1a Ian
dron de Luciany, y los Doctores Cuete
~ Torres, quienes asistieron a Ia espo
|sa de Angel Cruz en- un dificil compli-
ado aiumbramiento, logrando salvar la
vida de la criatura de La madre.
Nuestro comunicante elogia Ia vo
funtad, la constancia y la pericia de
que han hecho alarde tanto la coma
drona como los doctores citados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
FL triduo en- Santa Ana

Manana, a las cuatro y media, comen,
cara en- la iglesia de 'Santa ANA, el
triduo en- honor del "Corpus Crhisth ,
Dwante los d1as de la ceremonial reli-
|glosa ocuparan la catedra sagrada dis
|tinguidos oradores.
Demas esta consignar que dichos So
lemnes actos, revestirdn gran solemnidad
como Sc acostumbra siempre en- todos
nuesros temples, y a ellos ha de coacu-
rrlr seguramente todo San Juan.
La iglesia de Santa Ana, es una de las
mas populares y visItadas de esta ciu-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
PERSONALE

Han llegado a San Juan, don Jacintc
Rayo, de Aibonito; don A. Morales LIE
br6n, de Ponce; don Francisco r. Are
valo, de Ponce; don Fernando del Va,
lie, de Vieques; don Jaime Amen, dc
Yaueo y don F. Bages,> de Mayaguezt
De Yauco, ha negado aver, don Fran
cisco Catala de Juncos, don Luis Deiga-
do Y don Federico Souffront; de Are
cibo, M. A. j. Young; de 'Cayey, don
Sebastian Mendoza y de Vieques, don
Manuel Aguado y sendra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
In injunction contra
Ia Central JuncoS

Ell Concejo Municipal de Gllrabo, ha
presentado ante el juez de la Corte de
Distrito de Humacao senior Lopez Acos-
ia, un injunction contra la Central Jun
eos, motivando la paralizaci6n del ferr.'-
carril que va desde dicha Central al
pueblo.
Ell 'Concejo Municipal informa que
Ell ferrocarril utiliza caminos vecinales.
Ell juez senior Lopez Acosta ha sena-
lado ell % del corriente para la vista
informaran por Ia Central Juncos, los
abogados selores Hartzell y Rodriguez
Sierra y en- representation del Munich
pio ell abogado senior Llorens Torres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
La coheTenciia De eta nOche
Ell DR.. CERON CAMARGO
EN- Ell ATENEO

Segun venimos anunciando, esta no
che Sc llevara efecto en- La sala de actoS
|del Ateaoeo, la conferencia del ilustrado
doctor don Tomas Cer6n Camargo, acer-
ca de La confraternidad hispanoamerii
cana.
Els de esperar que esta noche Sc con-
gregara en- ell Ateneo toda Ia intelee-
tualidad de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
De Lares q AdjuOtas
LA CARRETERA SIN CONCLUER
LLEGADA DE UNA COMISlON

Esta nrailana nos han visitado los
seil01es don Antonio Conde, afcalde de
Adiuntas; ell concejal con Juan Torres
don Indalecio Garcia, cc2nerciante y pro
pietario: don Enrique Bosch, contrTbu-
vente don Alfredo Vargas, secretario
Municipal.
Dicha comisi6n vine a conferenciar
con ell gobernador y nos hizo una vista
t.Y cue nos ha expuesto detalladamente
la necesidad Ell que esta ell pueblo de
Admlntas de gest;onar de los centres
superi0res que Sc presto alguna aten-
ci6n q aquella comarca. la mas pret6ri-
da de la Isla, sin embargo, una de las
que contribuyen con relatiya largueza al
sostenimiento de los cargos burOcratIc0s
Necesita, de IN rlOda apremiante, Ia
municipalidad de Adjuntas, un empires
tito de 32 mil dollars para hacer Varias
cbras de inaplazable :lecesidad: el acue-
dllcto. matadero, plaza del mercado, car
NIGERIA un Hospital.
La falta de tOdo este Sc esta deJamdO
sentir, es precise, va que Ell ell pueblo
hay hombres de iniciatiyas, que co1n-
prenden las necesidadeS locales y COMO
cen el medic de remedia1l las, que hallen
alentadora acogida en- los centres gUber-
natives.
Otra de las cosas que no admiten espe-
ra, es la termination de la carretera de
Lares q Adjuntas; faltan doce kl6me-
tros; solamente doce Kilometres, CO.
mo 81 no h1lbiese NADIA hecho, porque
no es possible utilizar los trozos cons
truidos y que Sc perderan prontO, $: el
abandCno actual Sc prolonga.
Es inenarrable ell perjuicio que vIet4o
sufriendo la Agriculture, el comercio Y
la poblaci0n entera, de Adjuntas, con la
interruption de las dbras de esa carre-
terra, que dar1a una buena y facil sa-
Ida por Lares d los frutos de La CO.
marca de Ajuntas, hoy completamente
bloqueada por la falta de Was de cornu-
nicaci0n.
La razon que mueve a los senOres de
la c0misi0n expresada venir Sam
Juan para gestionar tan esenciales a.yl-
das no ha de escapar al buen se1ti-
do de nuestro gobernante, nj a la orIen-
taci6n cue en- estas materias debe tener
>e] comisionado del interior.
Adjplntas necesita salir de ese bloqueo
aislado en- que Sc asfxia, y hacienda un
poderoso sesfuerzo ha enviado a San
Juan sus comisionados para que traten
Gle nlover la opinion Official en- el sen
lido en- que Sc proclama desde hace ITEM
po la opinion de la prensa y La opinion
p1blica, conyencida perfectamente de 10
que es necesario hacer en- Adjuntas para
poner aquella RIGA comarca en- relaci6n,
en- comunicacion, en- correspondence de
vida, con Ell resto de la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
Nina Fauecida

Ell domingo pasado faileci6 en- Cata-
no, una preciosa nina, de nuestros ami
gos, los esposos Calves Otero, que era
el encanto y La felicidad del hogar.
Lamentamos sineeramente la desgra-
cia que acaban de experimental y ha-
cemos votes por el descanso del ange-
Tito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
La cornpania Barraj6n

Ell diez y ocho del corriente, negara
a Mayaguez, la companfa de opereta y
zarzuela que dirige el aplaudido actor
Ceferino 8arraj6n.
La compan1a va 3 actuar al teatro va
guez, y despues vendra San Juan
Entire las tiples fgura la se1orita Gar
que ha de ser enuy aplaudida
aqu1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
La session Municipal

La session del Concejo Municipal
que Sc celebrara esta noche promote
ser interesante. Sc nos informa que en-
ella Sc dara cuenta de los nombramien-
tos hechos por ell alcalde senior Todd y
de otros aouerdos importantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
De TOOAS Parties

klKl Ma muerCO! jEODre h1kI4
5Qu6 qui6n era <s,Kik1? 5Pero uste~
des no saben quien era ''Kik1'?
Nosotros tampoco, hasta que henAoa
leido en- Ia Prensa francesa detailea
cOnmOvedoreS de sal entierr0.
S'Kikf" era ell foxterrier mas beIl0
del mund0 Su dpena le ha dorado, SUI
duena Sc ha gastado una porci6n de
miles de frances en- ell entierro del mo-.
nisimO can.
Invite todos sus amigos d la cere~
monia.
El f6retro era una preciosidad de r.
ca MADEIRA tallada.
La desolada anna de <Kikl'' llevab&
en- stls bra2os la GAIA con el cadaver-
Detras iba Jimmy" padre de . ki~
XII pero menos dolorido por La pre-
matura muerte del hijo de sus entra~
mas cue la duena de "Kik1''. Llevaba.
1ln collar negro y blanco con un lazo
de creSpon negro; pero iba distraido.
olfateando por Ell suelo, moyiendo ef
rabo y hasta miranda las perras que
sc cruzaban en- el camino.
Cerraban la comitiva ocho auton76~
viles, conduciendo las personals amI~
gas de La casa. Las senoras no iban de
lutO, pero sars vestidos eran de tonos
obscuros.
En- ell cementerio canlno hubo ldgrT~
mas, eongojas y srlspiros de la amantf~
sima duena de "Kikf''
N7eguen ustedes ahora que existem
1 todav1a en- el mundo aimas sensibles.
Pierre Lott, Ell ilustre autor de ''AIa~
I dame 'Chrysanteme, siente horror
por los autom6viles. Juzga desagrada~
bles sa1cias las grandes velocidadeS~
Sc ha hecho construir un ''panier"
I de un solo asiento. Engancah un Pc
queno bq1rro girls nauy mono, lie pone
al trote menudo, ye Ell semelante treR
Sc da los grandes paseos por ell bos-
que, alternando con los 50 60 y has
I ia 80 caballos.
Els una manera espiritual de profess
/ tar contra las locuras presentes.
PerO resulta una finisima ironla.
Josefna Ward, una anciana de Tro-~
yes, fallecio dias pasados de hanbre y
de frfO.
Ai ievantar Ell cadaver de la misera-
Bile cana donde La desdichada falleci6
eneontr6 Ia euria varias monedas de
oro y biIletes de Banco
I'm registro posterior do por result
tado ell hallazgo de 10000 frances EN-
orc y en- tituios.
Sc va a practicar nuevas investiga-
clones porque sc sospecha que ocu1ta-
ba mas dinero Ia infeliz mujer, que ha
ven1do a demostrar que el amor al oree
es mas fuerte que la nauerte.
sBonito t1tqlio para una coneaiat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
case necesita concentrates.

Ell case necesita concentrates.
Y esperamos que nuestro honorable
Secretario de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Carrell,
informe la prensa acerca de las ra-
zones que asisten para zanzibar ell es-
plritu de la ley VICENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14

sQuien pudiera, dueno mio,
hacer contigo esta cuenta:
comprarte por 10 que Wales,
wenderte por 10 que cuestas!
C.. AIveGs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
Ell Dr.. Gonzalez MARTINEZ

Ha regresado de los Estados Unidos
donde ha pasado una larga temporada
el i!ustrado doctor don Isaac Gonzalez
Martinez.
lie salldames.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-14
7 a prop6slte de dinero.,

X a prop6slte de dinero.
Apenas ha dejado de ser presidenfe
del Consejo de Ministries de Francia.
M BRAND, pn eznpresario americana
le ha ofrecide 100000 frances por una
serIe de conferencias.
. iPara que sc olga Eaego que 81 sI-
ieaei0 es oroI
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
SENATORIAL
SITUATION
IN THE STATE OF n. Y.
Governer Dix Give Statement In
Reply To That of Will
liam F. Sheehan.

Albany, N. T., March GA
message was sent by Governor Dix
this afternoon to New York city to
urge upon Tammany hall leaders
and William Sheehan the necessity
of settling the senatorial situation in
New York state.
This followed the publication of a
statement by Governor Dix in reply
to the declaration of William F.
Sheehan, the Tammany senatorial
aspirant, that he would not with
draw from the contest that has be-
come a deadlock unless the caucus
action that made him a candidate
were recinded.
Governor Dix says in his state
mcnt
" The failure of the legislature to
select federal senator is a vital and
paramount issue confronting our
party, and our party is entitled to
know the names of those members
Of the legislature who are opposed
to the immediate settlement OF this
ISSUE"
The forty-6rst ballot today show
ID no quorum.
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AND FORTY HURT
IN RUSH HOLOCAUST
VAIN EFFORTS TO ESCAPE
Are Made By Shrieking Victim;
Who Fought Desperately
Among Themselves

St. Petersburg, March 6-Nine
ty persons, many of whom were
children, were burned to death
and forty others injured in fire
that destroyed moving picture
theater at Bolohoie Sunday.
Reports of the disaster were re
ceived here today.
The flames broke out while the
exhibition was in progress and
quickly enveloped the building,
cutting off every avenue of escape.
Futile attempts at rescue we've
made by those who happened t.
be close to the exits when the fire
started andy those from tn"
outside, but the fury of the flames
drove them back before they could
reach the shrieking victims, who
in their Efforts to get out of the
building, fought desperately
among themselves
Bolohoie is a small place in the
part of Novgorod prov
ince on the MiIokai railraid.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
At THE WHITE HOUSE
Some Believe This Joint Visit of
Tennessean's to the President
Has Political Significance

Washingto ton, March 6.-Gov. Ben
w. Hooper, of Tenne see, arrived here
this morning. He came in time to &C.
cept an invitation extended to him,
Senator Luke Lea, Representatives r..
w. Austin and Sam r. Sells and 9TH
ers by President Taft to be guests at
luncheon at the white House at 1880
today.
A few moments before the hour set
for the repast Congressman Austin
was observed "hoofing it" in plain
democratic fashion through the White
House grounds. Just then a fine,
large automobile whizzed by. In it
were Gov. Hooper, Senator Lea and
Congressman Sells, they had come up
from the Willard Hotel. Representa-
tive Austin, however, had on snug
fitting frock coat and the white vest
under it was certainly "all right"
Really the member from the Knox
vile district had on mighty good
cloths, even if he was walking, while
the other guests went up il. a ''devil
wagon as some veteran senators here
call autos
Opinions differ as to the meaning of
this affair today. Some insist it has
no political significance whatever, and
that it is more social than osherwise
Others incline to the opinion that the
President wants to find out what is
the outlook in Tennessee, and thought
good opportunity presented itself.
Those who hold it is entirely social
say President Taft heard these Tennes-
scans would all be here today, and he
concluded it "would be congenial to
have them break bread" with him.
If there is real politics in the meet
ing that fact will come out later. The
Invited ones of coutse could say MOTH
ing in advance of the luncheon.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
DEAD Man ARRESTED BY
NASHVILLE POLICEMAN

Nashville, March 6.-Tom
Kitchen, aged 40 Years, we'll known
in Nashville as a ward politician,
was picked up on the public square
yesterday by patrolmen and taken to
the station house, on the theory
that he was drunk. After he had
been placed in cell, efforts to re-
suscitate him proved futile and when
a physician was called, it was discov-
cred that Kitchen had been dead
five or six hours.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
OFFICIAL MAKES LIGHT
OF FIREMAN'S STRIKE

Cincinnati, March 6.-Vice Prtsi.
dent Powell of the New Orleans and
Texas Pacific railroad, in statement
today minimized the Importance of the
action Of the fireman of that system
who yesterday sent out ballots for a
mail vote to decide whether strike
shall be called because of the employ
ment of negro fire { en-.
'We do not employ any negro fire.
men on the New Orleans Il Texas Pa
cific, north of Oakdale, Tenn.," said
Mr.. Powell. awe have no intention
of bringing negro firemen north of
that point"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
John Smith Ends Life
By Taking Ch!Or0forn1

John Smith, the I5-year-old lad
who recently shot Prof. Gray, prin-
cipal of the West Side school for
correcting him, is dead by his own
hands. He was the son of DIR.
c. E. Smith and lives at goo West
Maple street. The young man has
been sleeping at the home of a neigh
Dor, Mr.. Williams and left his home
Sunday night about 7:3o, presumab-
ly to 60 to bed. Monday morning
at 7 o'clock when he failed to come
home for breakfast his father went
down to the home of Mr.. Williams
and was aStonished to learn that he
had not been there during the night.
1t was believed by all parties that he
had probably gone out of the city,
probably for a short time. There
was no thought of suicide at the
time. In the afternoon, about ago
o'clock Mr.. Williams went up in
the barn loft and was Mortified to
find the body of the boy cold in death
and it must have been administered
during Sunday night, probably early
in the night.
There was nothing to Indicate
why he decided to commit suicide.
He left no note and told no one
of his intention. He attended
Sunday-school Sunday morning
at the Christian church and it is
remembered now that he seemed
more restless than usual, shifting
his position at frequent intervals.
He also told a companion Sunday
that there was talk of
sending him to a reform school
and he would rather die than go.
While the shooting of the teach
er was an unprovoked assault,
Prof. Gray is rapidly recovering,
and the lad would probably have
received the minimum penalty.
It is believed that brooding over
this trouble, together with treat
nent accorded by former play
mates, brought the child to a
point where life was intolerable
and he decided to end it.
1t is a most regretable affair
md the family have the sincere
sympathy of the community.
The funeral arrangements had
lot been completed last night.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09

Bague's oversee flight breaks the
previous record held by ]. A. d.
McCurdy, who on Jan. 10 las few
from Key West to within ten miles
of the Cuban shore, distance Of
ninety-one miles. Glenn H. Curtiss
last August made a flight over Lake
Erie of sixty four miles, while other
aviators have done fifty or more on
several occasions.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
NEW WORLDS RECORD
FOR OVERSEE FLIGHT

Nice, France, March 6.-Lieut.
Bague accomplished a daring feat to-
day by flying over the Mediterranean
from Antilles to the little island,
Gorgona, off the Italian coast. He
covered distance of more than 200
kilometers (I24.5 niles, establish.
ing a new record for oversee flight.
This he did without the assistance
of tugs, torpedo boats or any othe
craft, to guide him or to add to his
confidence by their presence.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
LAWMAKERS AFTER
MARRYING PARS0H

Bristol, March 6.-'The city coun-
Gil has memorialized the Tennessee
legislature to pass the Cox bill, the
purpose of which is to wipe out the
matrimonial mecca here, where
Rev. Alfred Harrison Burroughs has
married thousands of clipping Virgin
ia couples contrary to parental wish.
The Ministerial association recently
took similar action.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09

and for many years clerk to the senate
committee on naval affairs and widely
known among naval officers, died at
his home early today. Death was
caused by pneumonia, following an at
tack of ptomaine poisoning.
Mr.. Pulsifer WAS born in Auburn,
Maine, in 1852 He came to Washing
ton with Senator Hale thirty years
ago. Until his last illness he was con-
associated with the senator.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
THIRTY ARE INJURED
IN CLEVELAND FIRE

t.evsl land Ohio, March G.-The
I'll. = persons injured in tire this
mas ing, which consumed three sto-
~ aaartmeat building sh>ws that
thifty were hurt, some throuGa the
col.a.se of the floors bat most of them
in ,e ping from win lows u safety,
Thrse may de.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
FORMER SENATOR
SUGG HAS FALL.

Fayetteville, Tenn, March g.
Former state senator J. D. Sugg
fell yesterday at his home near
Clardyville, with his baby girl,
Malcolm, in his arms, breaking
his right arm. The child was
not injured.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
PRISONER CAPTURED AT
CRANBERRY YESTERDAY

Officer John Copenhaver, of the
Baldwin Detective Agency, arrested
a negro at Cranberry yesterday want
ed AZ Roanoke for shooting officer H.
Il. Howell, of the Baldwin Agency, on
Dec. Is, 1910. The negro was Julius
Chandler, alias w. III. Kidd. The
prisoner was brought TO this city yes
terday and will be taken TO Roanoke
today.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
FIRE IN THIRD WARD
EARLY LAST NIGHT

A residence in the old Third Ward
ON the corner Of Claiborne and Locnst
streets was destoyed by fire about 8
o'clock last night. The houec was the
property of DR.. E. A. Long and it was
occupied by Lum Leonard. Loss
probably covered by insurance.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09

DR.. Hensley returned from John
son City Saturday, where he had
been on business for few days. He
is contemplating moving to that
point within the next month to
practice his profession in the future.
The people of this community are
sorry to see the doctor leave, but he
says he wants to go to a county
where they have good roads and
schools. Erwin Magnet.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-09
TAYLOR COULD NOT
GET MAN CONFIRMED

Washington, March 6.-The
of Joe Howard as
postmaster at Greeneville, Tenn,
failed in the senate by reason of
the opposition of Representative
elect Sells. Senator Taylor could
not get the nomination out of
committee.