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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Bn d Hospital Municipal

El jueves fu6 operada en- este hospital
la Srta. Cayetana Elvira Camarena, de
Santo Domingo, por los doctores Lopez
Antongiorgi y Munoz D1az.
Dicha intervention fue realizada lla-
bilnente y con feliz resultado.
La operada sigue curse post-operatorio
excelente hasta el d1a de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12

Sc ha organizado aqu1 una sociedad
por ,acciones para conHprar ell edificiO
del Teatro y del Casino de Ponce.
'El capital social se fra fjadO en- Gin
cuenta mil dollars, subdividido en- accio
mes de cincuenta dollars.
Ell plan del negoci0 fue expuesto ad-
mirablemente la reunion celebrada e]
viernes en- la noche, por el senior Ma
riani, cuyos dotes de hombre de nOgociOs
son tam conOcidos aqul.
De los cincuenta mid dollars, treinta
mil Sc destinan a La cOrnpra del Casino
del Teatro. Del empleo que ha de dar-
Sc 4 los veinte mil dollars restantes, no
Sc dice una palabra. {. , p0r ahora.
Hay va suscritas mt1chas acciOnes que
devengaI'an 1ln cuatro 'por cientO, y Sc
ran redimibles en- vei1ta amos
C0rrespOnsGl.
Do~,oo 40 Tnp1n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Andar11io que Sc desplorna
Alba7iiles contusos.

lei sabado ocurri6 un sensible suceso
en- la residencia de La Fortaleza. Sc
desplom6 un andamio en- que trabaJa-
ban los albaniles Gregorio Viera y
Faalstino Trujillo, qalienes recibieron
varias c0ntusiones leves.
F'ueron curados en- el cuarto de So
corros, y hoy Sc halIan bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
In nnuerto en- Vega Baja

En- Ia noche del 10 del actual, en- el
barrio "Zeguada Mateo Soto, de diez
y seis amos de edad, di6 muerte Ber-
nando Rodriguez, de Ia misma edad.
Sc ignoran los motives de este san
sriento suceso, que ha. ezcitado grande-
mente al barrio citado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar en-
esta ciudad, a este respectable amigo
nuestro, que ocupa I'm elevado puesto
en- la Central Coloso, de Aguadilla
Reiteramos nuestro saludo al distin-
guido amigo. i sIl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Don Benito Zalduondo

El 81 del corriente embarcara hacia
Espana nuestro amigo don Benito Zal-
duondO, del alto comercio de esta ciu-
dad Ell senor Zalduondo permanecera
una temporada en- la peninsula espa.
ilola, regresando luego al frente de sus
negOciOs, en- esta isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Estropeado rrlalannente

Aver fueron arrestados en- LaJas,
,os hermanos Juan y Nugenio Pabon,
quienes propinaron una soberana pa
liza 4 Gregorio Acosta, en- el barrio
Palnarejo' de aqueHa jurisdiction
Acosta Sc halla muy grave a conse-
cuencia de los golpes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Los nii1os desarnparados

Para conmemorar con una buena obrs
ei primer a1liVersario del Cine de La Pla-
"a, tan favorecido por los ninos, sus
duehos preparan para el "a del mes ae-
tual una amgnlfca funci6n> a beneficlo
del Refngio de Ninos Desamparados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
n sVance del catoIGISno

Maestro colega "La Verdad" en- su
1ltimo n1mero, dice 10 siguiente:
"A la vez Sc estan erigiendo de nue.
va planta mas de doce temples cat0li-
COS en- la isla.
No menor n1mero de ellos, Sc esta
restaurando mejorando notablemen-
tie.
Con mano generosa cOntribuye a to-
das estas obras el Ilustr1simo Senior
Obispo, e igualmente ell pueblo cat6lico
inhexalsta largueza.
Como Sc We ell amor a Dios armenta
de d1a en- dfa, y prueba efciente de
clio, es ell cello desplegado por los cato
hcos que estan dando gallardas prue-
bas de actividad y cello.
Alucho tiene que hacer todavia para
contrarrestar la ola del prOtestantis-
mo, que ha sentado srls reales en- toda
la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Notas Hlpieas
LAS CARRERAS DE CABALLOS


ras anunciadas.
Hubo tambi6n un movimiento bas-
tante animado en- las bancas, y Sc pa
garon muy buenos dividendos.
En La primera carrera Caminante
di6 un 'pajarazo" despues de estar
largo tempo sin verla venir. Corri6
los 1000 metros en- 15O 3I5 y Gran Ca
maria que ven1a a La raza en- 1.10 Ais.
Jlbaro, en- La segunda carrera q 12
milla, fue ell vencedor con un record
de Sc l 5. Ell segundo puesto fue muy
luchado entire L6rido y Gacho obte-
ni6ndolo ell primero con Sc 2 5.
Hlubo algunos incidentes y sorpre-
sas en- la tercera carrera de 1900
metros, pues ell p1blico Sc habia olvi-
dado de que Ell viejo Lupe, cuando
menos Sc espera, Sc planta de .un tir5G
en- la raya ganadora. La carrera hah1a
sido muy renida entire Niagara y Ru-
bio, mientras Luper6n ven1a botado.
De pronto este 1ltimo sc apareja a
ellos y va no hubo mas que pensar. Ga
no con 1.27 3I5 y Rubio segundo con
1.27 4I5 El dueno del Niagara nos Sc
nalaba con sonrisa burlona ell embote-
llado de la pizarra que dec1a que Mia
CARA habla empatado con Rujbio, pero
que Sc descualiicaba porque su jockey
lie venia castigando por.. donde no
debia." En- cambio Rubio despist6 una
vez a Westland y otra a Gran Canaria
y NADIA sc lie hizo.
La cuarta carrera a una milla la pu-
do haber ganado Desengalo 81 no Sc
queda vuelto al sonar ell disparo de sa-
Ida. La lucha sc estableci6 entonces
entire Guayacan, Brujito y Tom, pero
este ultimo qued6 atras despues de Ia
media milla y los dos primeros llega-
ron en- el mismo orden invirtiendo
Guayacan 2 minutes y Brujito 2 1 IS.
Las imprudencias del jockey del Ce-
fro queriendo coger la salida en- la
5a. carrera y la poca energ1a del juez
de salida. que debi6 imponerle ALI
mismo I'm fuerte corrective al expresa-
do jockey, lie do la victoria ese caba-
llo por la mucha ventaja que tom6 al
sa1ir. Esa carrera hubiera resultado
preciosa a no mediar esas circunstan-
cias, pues todos los caballos que toma-
ron parte en- ella eran iguales ''re-
cords. " Cefro corri6 ell trayecto de me-
dia milla Ell 81 segundos y ;Caramelo
que lie sigui6 en- orden de llegada en-
81 l I5
La mas sensational de todas las Ca
rreras de la tarde llega por fin en- la
sexta Ultima. Mulato, Sa. Patrick y
Princesa son tres enemigos temibles a
La distancia de 1900 metros al di1ni-
mlto Napoleon lie tocaba batir y rem
dir esas fortalezas. Suena ell disparo de
salida y queda Napoleon algo detras
pero la prlmera vuelta Sc pOne a la
cabeza del movimiento no lie pudie-
ron alcanzar mas. Entro triunfal en- la
meta con 1.5O y St. Patrick que lie 81
guio con $50 / 5. Las malas eondicio-
mes en- que Sc hallaba Mulato quedaron
demostradas en- la carrera tan mala
que hizo este caballo. SCuando quedar-
Sc tan atras como qued6 teniendo tan
ia velocidad como tiene? Al menos EN-
la primera vuelta debi6 haber lido q
la cabeza de todos y sin embargo no 10
hizo
Llam6 mucho la atenci6n ell que sc
descartaran de ID banca de segundos 4
los caballos de determinada cuadra.
Juan del Pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Don Jose de Diego

Sc encnentra en- esta capital, nuest
amigo, el eHninenfe orador d
Jose de Diego,
Reciba nuestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Sucesos de Bayamon

Aver apareci6 ahogado en- ell rio,
Jose Gnzman (a) Chavo Cuatro, que
era un pordiosero que casi siempre
andaba embriagado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
HOTAS De PONCE

Ell ioven Pepe Suare2, I1ijo de nuestro
buen :lnigo ell doctor Srx&rsz. vice consul
de Espala en- esta, oiudad, ha obtenido
brillqntes notas graduandose de doctor
en- Medicinal en- una de las mas acredita-
das ul1iRersidades an1erlcanas.
Until es decir que el doctor Suarez,
ha rcoibido con expliG8bie j6bilo La no.
ticia De los triunfoS Dc su inteligente
hi 10 Que embarcar1 eD breve para la
1sla.
Felicitagnos a nueStr0 amigo ell doctor
Suarez y a su estirnado hijo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12

Ell popular alcalde de esta ciudad,
Ion Simon Moret y GaIiart ha regre-
sado de su viaje San .Jllan.
Don Simon viene Satisfecho de su
pntrevista con los altos funciona1ios de
San Juan
En- esta semana s5er:a4 llevadOs al CO.
misionado del interior Ios pianos de las
obras que piensa a20meter el munich
pio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12
Il D., c. Nuin L)Ia

Participa q su qpmerosa clentela qut
fla las horas de / 3 de Ia tarde, para
Ia consulta diaria, en- los altos del No
81 de la calle de Tetu&n, donde tiene es
tablecido su despacho professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12

Ell sabado hubo un renido cOmbate
entire los teams "Saya,e1a -, de Caguas,
v nuestro campe6n, " Ponce
Compcnen ell '"f5aVaoona >, los pla-
vers siguientes:
Pitcher, Mutt; catof,er, NHtche; pri-
mera, segunda y teroera bases, Laran,
IAN Y Henry sort stops, Ohno; right,
center Y left fielders, Mesorana, from
pitt Yayo; suplente, rSeyilla.
Vinieron tambi6n cI oapitan del club,
don Ramon Santiago J don Agustln
Fernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-12

Ponce II de Junio
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
MEN BURIED IN VIRGINIA MINE
Take Many Days to Reach 'ne"'
Victims Are All Americans
One Body Found.

Fig Garden, W. Va.-Tweh'y''n.ee
miners are entombed in Ott mlne
No 20 of the Davy Goa anu ooAS
Company, the result OF an explosion
early Monday, and little chance 10
held out for the rescue OF an! VI 'neh
alive because of the tons OF oepi.s
that has thus far impeded the prog
ross of the rescuers. AS soon as 'u9
accident became known super ii'onN
ant Robert Grant organized rescue
CORPS of the miners off duty and 1n les :
attempted to enter the NINE Cow ~,
rescue party had not advanced al. IA.
into the workings before they us
covered it would take several Jay
to dig through the heaps Oh fool va 70.
and Slate that had been loosenea D.
5 the explosion. 1t was then ueclue
i. ~ effect an entrance nearer the prov
!. able point of explosion by eu''.n
l. through the wall OF an adjoining MN
r. owned by the same company
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
CURE THAT CATARRH

Our climate with it's sudden changes
"a conducive to catarrh-whlch IS
a chronic Inflammation OF the mucous
membrane surface Of head-nose o'
throat. . with
One months local treatment WIN
paxtine Toilet Antiseptic will con-
u,nce the most skeptical that Paxtlne
is not a palliative but SPECIFIC lot aii
catarrhal conditions.
paxtine is a perfectly harmless an
tieantic and germicide in powder form
which contains all of the ant,septie
qualities of liquid antiseptics' Du'
with other valuable cleansing germ
c,dal. and healing ingredients ADDED
lust little in a glass OF water a
needed-used as spray and garsie
will not only remove the accumulate
secretions, but heals the intlammauol
destroys the germs of disease ana 81.
pels the disagreeable odor caused U
chronic catarrh.
For sale at all druggists, Zoe al
50c a box or postpaid upon receipt
price The Paxton Toilet Compan
Boston. Mass. Send for free samp'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
c.rnorations Chartered.

Austin, Textile following were
chartered Tuesday: Pioneer ha rol.
war ware Company of wellington, Co CO..
,;npsworth county; capital STOCK slY,'
900. incorporators: D. d. McDoWen'
r Y Royal, w. P. Moore. texas
raddo Land and Oil Company Lung
view; capital stock $lo'OVo' lh'0 y,
norators: R. Lacy, L. J. Everett, =,
u Bussey, H. A. Williams Inc WIN
p Allen Explosives Company pallas
canital stock $4,000; incorpora'uis
win R, Allen, R. B. Allen, e. l.. Alien
r. w, Whites Institute, San ANTONY ~,
10 capital stock; incorporators' " "
White NJ. E. White; E. Dupree, Ie'
t;ficates of dissolution were llieu y
tho John R. Cooley Company OF Mex
, and the Cornish Whippie oompan
e of Roxton.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
S3,5O RECIPE CURES
''''' WEAK KIDNEYS, FREE
nr,,EvEs URINARY AND KIDNEY
TROUBLES, sAckAcHE. NN'
ING, SWELLING, ETC.
Gem. pain In the Bladder, kidneys
and Back.

uo,,dp,t It be nice within q week VI ~ ~
WIZ" ."nin 10 say goodbye forever 10 Wv
" oId,ng dribbllng. straining, OF Wv ana
sCa not nassage of urine; the foreheau a
quen' p ''. nfethe-head aches; the s'i1cheS
''e natns in the back the growing mus Nus,
" a." Weakness; spots before the eyes ova-
W., skin: sluggish bowels s"o's, tnral
M5. or ankles; leg cramps, u' ,ha de.
nos - breath; sleeplessness and the 80
'p0nu n,,a q recipe for these troubles ,"a a.
''", danend on, and if you want J..
you YOU QUICK RECOVERY, you ous"
mani u, q and get a copy of it. Many 90
10 nn would charge you $3.50 JUST ~
uo ~,t;ng this prescription, but h"Sv 1ra
va vii, be glad to send 1t TO you . emu this
anu WIN lust drop me a line ike lnls
w. 4 r. Robinson, K-251 Luck n D Nv, &c
Ut, -, - Mich and 1 will send 1t by II
$50 49,, ,na,l in a plain envelope AS you W. W.
sas when you get it, this recIpe s't If HI
see WV" n,,ra harmless remedies but II ns
nraat healing and pain-conq"erlHss, 49,, poT ",
It will quickly show its power once Sas VIZ y,
~ :, w." 60 think you had better see ~
T. without delay. will seho sou
10 fraa-vou can use it and cure s0'
self at homs.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Churches and tuberculosis.

Statistics showing how serious I
,rohlem tuberculosis is to the ord
rarv church congregation have ben
issued by the National Associate
for the Study and Prevention
tuberculosis. From reports recelfa
from over 725 churches, with mem
bersb,p of over $4,000 communism
of twenty denominations, anu nun
9Os cities and towns in II states y
various parts of the country, GU !. 7
nearly 1000 deaths in 1910 over Y
or 10 per cent were caused Os Iu' :.
o,,os,s This means 2.24 deaths %
eeyery. Thousand members Of ~
municants. While the percentage .
deaths from tuberculosis conpan
with other diseases is not higher
the churches, according to these = =
ures, than in the country at large
tuberculosis death rate, as shown
tho church returns, is higher
thousand communicates than tnal !
the general population in the 1esls y,
:. ton area of the United States, W y
v tho census bureau gave as i0'
l. 1909.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
HYDE Out on Bail.

KANSAS City, MOB. c. HYDE un'
der life sentence of Imprisonment
tor tho murder of Thomas H. Swope'
,uas released from the county jail on
y writ Of habeas corpus. The HYDE
case recently was reversed and re-
s,ondod for a new trial by the SUI
nreme court. In addition to taxing
this into consideration, the OPINION
rendered also considers the fact tha'
1udpe Ralph S. Latshaw, trial Judge
had once admitted DR.. HYDE 10 oono
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
penitentiary Claims.

Austin. Textile first requlSl''1n
on the $4,000 appropriation maze
by the last legislature for the SUP n.y.
mort NJ of the penitentiaries during the
remainder of the current fiscal year
amounts to $4,000 and accrued prior
70 the date the appropriation was
made. These claims all came in from on
the penitentiary Wednesday ana n ;. sn ~,
attorney general was asked II 'hes
oon,d he paid, since they were III
Cured prior to the making OF .he ap
nronriation. First Assistant Walthal
advised that they could De paia AN
warrants therefor will be issued D.
the controller.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
a Parole Law.

Austin, Tex.-Governor oolaui ~
Tuesday approved the regulations so ~
he used in the penitentiary system lo'
w into effect the parole law en-
acted by the Thirty :, leglsla a
49, II Is the intention of the pres
eu administration to use the parole
whereyer it's use seems justltied, anu
VIE and regulations, as well as
s u 70 he used in carrying out 1he
lol MS of the law have beer
drawn by the penitentiary commits
u uionors and approved by the governor
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
ARE YOU FRY
0'> -FROM

Headaches, Colds, lDc c.s
! Pains. Constipation Sou e, Il.
D;zzinessa HyOu are %, |, az
elective, prompt an. a, - s.il|
method method Of getting nd q 80
take, now and then a, = Cd 81
beneficial laxative 's1 s's.,
Of Figs and Elixir q pm Il
well known thr0ughG'u aI. 4,
rs the best Of family la', a,s,l
dies, because it ac |; . s.l'SsI
Strengthens naturally s' ~
t }adns the system in .ny ~ vi
'' t. get its bens6ds, e, s & !
always necessary e :, ~ =.
me, manufactured BY e & !
= Fig Syrup Co., b s,.;als ~
= = Of the Company p1a We
. . The front Of every paeE'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
F0lp RAILROADS !NO|G'tV
-.,..sso Bills of 40 Counts Returns.
by Federal Grand 'uSyL'"
" individuals indicted

c,ave,ond, ohio-Thirteea in"'rs
,ao,1s on a total Of 10 coNh'S' . ,n
Inv, forr iron ore carrying Eali'0"us
ing .. . cleveland with rebaoIhS anu
alleging that two OF the ral''oa w. Oon.
throe individuals are guilty ~ ,aw
,' n;nocv to violate the EIklnS Jaw,
ap iaaa returned by the Federal s'"nu
i,,rv Wednesday. The rai'oau' 90 ."
mo- PENNSYLVANIA Company I"' A .ha
onnrs and Michigan Southern Wv
oaonor and Lake Erie and the Ne"
York Chicago and st, Louis ''>'O
Plate). 80, .
Dan r. Hanna, president anu ~ !"
T. ireland, second vice preS''7rI ~ y,
Hanna Company. ana - l
, Morahe Of Pittsburg, four wee p'es'
q dants of the Pennsylvania Oo"p' 'n,
ware each indicted on one 'C Cn
.ston charges that the Hanna You
"anv has an alleged CONTRACT WIZ
tho PENNSYLVANIA Company "Ne'e'
"a the Pennsylvania Company IS S"'"
~ nave rebated TO shippers ploA,',
It the Ohio and Western Peh"Sy'a o."
" Dock 1 company, a subsidiary c0A se
" If the Hanna concern. me Nv
company, which is included III 'ne o
dictment, leases and operates NV W
wv owned by the PENNSYLVANIA oo rhp
De. at several Lake Erie ports, 40 ~ 10
he Hanna Company is one OF 'ne "a
I'M est iron ore, pig iron, coal anu ~
'or concerns in the country. one " Oh,
ems ayhihits before the grand jury sn'
lth the alleged payment to the CaEHs
'ity Steel Company OF $5o,lll,sS as Il
lad Of the earnings of the dock COMIC p'
The check reads: 10 tue o"i =
ara stee, Company. debtors. for your
Win norton OF remaining surplus e.
VIII ;ngs Of ore shipped from PennS'n'
red company dock. year endihs W. W.
enor n, 1908, as per statement 0s
g" s5O,111!93."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Pirates Attacked Crew.

Shanghai, China.-After the pas
sengers had escaped from the wreck
cd steamer Asia, Chinese pirates at
tock cd the crew, and, though the sail
orc mt I'D a hard fight, one stoker
was captured and carried away War
ships probably will be sent to save
as much as possible of the steamers
s5oO, 900 cargo of silk from the pirates
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
r.x,s postmasters Confirmed

Observation-Disclosures Texas post
masters had their appointments Ds
pras;dent Taft confirmed by the SEN
ate Tnesday as follows: R. E. Dor
aso Mclean. George w. l.. Smith,
Henderson; Benjamin F. Robey' Cole-
,non. clara A. Boynton, Arson; Nal
rina NJ, Anderson, Roby; A. d. hol'
lingshead, Canada; J. F. Henry, s, 1Es,,
sanS. frank E. Osborn, McAllen; VII
con- Lawler, Deport; George w
walker, Blessing; Florence +, NC,
logg. Garlic Springs; E. T. Brown
ing Center; E. G. Crabble' Corpu
Christi.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
eaoor,,ze Value of Fresh Air.

New York city now has in opera,
tion twelve open air schools anu
classes and definite provision mas
been made for fourteen similar Glasses
to be opened by next fall, accoroins
to an announcement made by the Ma,
t;onal Association for the Study aho
prevention of tuberculosis. Cnicast
has six open air classes in its schools
and Boston has five.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Steamer Asia Sunk.

Tokio-The Pacific Mail steamship
asia from Hong Kong for San Fran
cisco has sunk off Finger Rock
So,th China. The passengers were
rescued and the mails saved. The
Asia struck Monday while feeling her
NAV through a thick fog. Her wire
less signals of distress brought the
,t.omer America of the Togo Kiser
company to her assistance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
gurolar's Rich Haul.

San Antonio, Tex.-While asleep
:, tho hotel on ranch near San An
tonic party of homeseekers from
Illinois and Wisconsin Monday were
ro,iaved of twenty-three purses con-
tanning money aggregating $2'loo'
The burglar made good his escape
With all the money. One of the purses
containing S7OO was the property OF
chicagoan. The other purses con
tanned smaller amounts,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
,.a;,, Claims Disallowed.

washington-The claims amount
+, y 70 about s45o,OOo of the Sac and
IN, r, Indians of the Mississippi in Iowa
: : sainst the Sac and Fox Indians OF
a asa mississippi in Oklahoma was DE.
c cid tuesday by the supreme eou .ls
ciue so United States against the Iowa
" yas,ans- All the claims were alsal
lowed. The Iowa Indians clalm IA -
. NV did not get their proper pro rats
49, 49, IN the distribution OF trloai an
nuities and moneys.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
...,,,e 100000 postoffIce.

Houston, Tex. = Houstons ne"
exon ooo postoffice building is being
s;~Snscted by William W. Stevens
IL G Inspector Stevens and Post.
=. s,er strong spent Monday looking
mas or the new building. The house is
s about completed and Mr.. stevens
n;ssion was to make final arrange
nants for the installation OF furni
ture.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
n;,, Vetoed for Lack of Funds.

Lansing.-Governor Osborn sa'ur-
aov vetoed the Jerome bill, which pro-
v;ded that the State pay to the wives
and families of convicts confined IN
the various penal institutions OF the
Stata a sum necessary for their care
ond maintenance. The State was 10
have appropriated $4,000 annually
ua said the bills object is worthy ou'
that the State has not the money
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
American Prisoners Set Free.

washington.-several American cit
icons It is reported. have been at
tackled by bandits twenty-five miles
from Durango, Mexico. The state de-
n.rtment also is advised that Ameri'
cans including several women and
children who had been held prisoners
at Alamo. are now free to leave that
town All of the Americans are IN
harmed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
poubleEdsed.

The man whose daughter naa =
been united to the husband Z
choice looked a little sad !, {. :. j
q tell you, squire" he sala J, = ~ - $, Z
the wedding guests, a man o. !, w ~, Il,
s age, and himself the father !, 9, =, =. =
her of unmarried girls, ~, Il
uet :, ~ - solemn thing for us when e
d. daughters marry and go away s,.,,.,,.
The squire assented not a's'
heartily. .oneaaed ~
don't mt youths Companion.