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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
TARIFF UP TO CAUCUS
HOUSE DEMOCRATS TO PASS ON
UNDERWOOD PROPOSALS.
Mann Completes Selection of the Mi
nority Committeeman, But With
holds Announcement.

Washington April 11.-Before any
important business is taken up by the
house the Democrats will hold another
caucus and pass on the tariff proposals
to be submitted by Chairman Under
wood of the ways and means commit
tee The caucus will take up the legis
latiye program tentatively framed by
the Democratic leaders and will deter
mine what public measures are to be
considered first and what tariff reyi-
sion shall be attempted.
Representative James r. Mann, mi
uority leader of the house, has COM
pleted his task of assigning the minor
ity members TO the various commit
tees of the house organization, but
has not made his selections public.
In making the assignment Mr. Mann
has treated the ranking minority
places as chairmanships and has given
the appointees to these important
places no other assignments. Neither
has Mr. Mann considered that a mi
nority member is entitled as right
to remain on two of the leading com
mittees Wherever practicable vet
eran in the house has received an as
Segment with new member, TO avoid
the embarrassment which a new mem
Der ordinarily has on a committee
when alone.
one Of the busiest bodies in con
gress is the Democratic committee APP
portioning appointiye positions in the
house among state delegations. At
present the house is running with the
old Republican employees. The com
mittee devoted three days last week
to finding out how many jobs are to be
filled and how they can distribute them
fairly among the delegations.
Chairman Lloyd expects to have the
employe lists ready this week
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
NERVE OF BANDITS FAILS
Attempt Is Made to Hold UP ran
Near ST. Paul, Minn.-Shoot
at Brakeman.

st Paul, MINI, April ll-There was
an unsuccessful attempt to hold up the
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha train last night near Mld'ale
six miles from here.
The engineer noticed red light on
the track ahead and stopped the train.
The fireman, investigating, found that
the lantern rested on railroad ties
piled across the track. The brakeman,
who went to the rear to protect the
train was fred upon by some one in
the dark only one shot was fired,
and it went wide.
The track was cleared, and the train
proceeded. Local officials think that
the bandits did not have the nerve to
carry out their plans.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
APPEAL COTTON POOL CASES
Government Wants a Hearing Of the
Charges Against James A. patten
and Others.

New York, April Notice of an
appeal by the government in the So
called cotton market conspiracy cases
against James A. Patten and others
was served on counsel for the several
defendants by United States District
Attorney Wise The appeal is from
the recent decision of Judge Noyes in
the United States circuit court sus-
tanning the demurrer of the defend
ants to certain counts in the indict-
ment.
In his decision Judge Noyes held
that while corners" are Illegal the
corner described in the indictment
was not in violation of the federal
antitrust statute District Attorney
Wise, on behalf of the government,
has appealed from that part of the de
cision and the appeal is on its way
to Washington.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13

BIG CELEBRATION AT M. |. T.
SYMPOSIUM on Scientific Management
Marks Fftjeth Anniversary OF
Founding the institute.

Boston, Mass April lin celebra-
ton OF the fiftieth anniversary OF the
founding of the Massachusetts lnstl-
tute of Technology, there was held at
that school today a great symposium
on the discoveries in scientific man
agement Of business affairs. Leading
scientists and business men from all
over the world are here and many Of
them read papers on the general top
ic named. Nearly all Of these men
are graduates Of the institute, and
they represented most of the fields
of applied science, including railway
operation and building, water supply
and sewerage, public health and fac
tory sanitation, industrial organiza-
ton and training, power production
and distribution and the reclamation
Of arid lands.
Thousands Of alumni are present
and this evening they will sit down to
big banquet in symphony hall
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
BALL MAN DIES OF RABIES
Abraham Nahon, Former Secretary Of
New York American CLUB sue
cumbs to Hydrophoba.

New York. April ll.-Abraham
Nahon, former secretary of the New
York American League Baseball club
died Of hydrophobla at the Neuroloe
icaI institute lie contracted the NAL
ady strangely His pet bulldog ap-
pareutly showing gratitude for Nahons
attentions While The dog was i'll, licked
his hand Mr. Nahon's hands were
chappcd and lie germs OF rabies We're
thus transmitted from the dog. tongue
directly to it's masters blood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13

La Crosse Following charges Of
brutality against members of the La
Crosse police force, Attorney A T..
Bleekman demands a public hearing
The fire and police commission holds
secret hearings and Attorney Bleek-
man claims the public is kept in ig-
uorance Of the testimony
Shoboygan Edwin Adam. gnardi-
an Of Marvin Adam, aged 4. has sued
the Northwestern road for $4,000
damages. The lad was struck BY an
engine and sustained permanent in
juries.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
PLEDGES TO CLOSE SALOONS
Candidate for Mayor at Alton, H.,
Puts Up Forfeit Of $4,000 as
Guarantee.

Alton. Ill. April l1.-Stephen Craw-
ford. candidate for mayor OF Alton. de
posted $4,000 in an Alton bank as a
pledge Of good faith, in case of cleo
ton, to be forfeited II he fails to close
saloons on Sunday as he declares in
his platform he will do. When he an
nounced his platform there was some
skepticism about his doing all that he
said he would do and he decided to
let money talk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
NOT WIDOW OF GEN. ECKERT
Mrs. {. |. Davies Appears Before Sur
roqate and Regulates All Claims
She Had Made.

New York, April IL Mrs, f. l..
Davies, or Dore, appeared before Sur
rogate Cohalan and repudiated any
claim she had made that she was the
widow Of Gen Thomas Eckert, whose
viii Is being contested Surrogate Co
halan allowed the woman to 90 after
she had made the statement and her
eon, James A. Dore, promised TO take
care of her
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
Revoke lnterurban Franchise

GAINESVILLE. Holding that the dig
cling Of wheelbarrow fun Of dirt
docs not constitute actual building
operations. the council has revoked
tho franchise Of the company pro-
iccting an Interurban line from this
city 10 Madison.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
Talk of Big Paper NIL.

Neenah Neenah and Milwaukee
capitalists are said to be behind a
movement to control the water power
on the Wisconsin river at Battle is
land. near Wausau. II is also learned
that the construction of liz paper
mill is in prospect
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
NeighborIy Comment.

What do you think of Mrs Gam
mons idea OF keeping Lent condi-
tons?
Judging from my experience Of her.
think il is in never returning any
thing she borrows.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13

Troops Sent South Because OF
Mexican Revolt.
SECRET TREATY NOT REASON
Senator Bacon Reiterates Soldiers
Went to Border Through Fear
That ANARCHY Would Reign in
Diaz Republic.


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should be on the bofaef leaaE lot any
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Of mo senate commfttco ON foreign
relations senator CuIlom when he
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
SCORE PERISH IN
WRECK IN PACIFIC
Steamship lroquois Founders in
Gale Near Sidney, B. c.
ELEVEN PERSONS ARE SAVED
Survivors Drift Ashore on Life Buoys
in Sight of People on Land
PoWerless to Render
Aid.

Victoria, b. c., April lit is be-
lieved that 20 lives We're lost when the
little wooden steamship Iroquois, ply
ing between Sidney, Vancouver island,
and the islands of the Gulf of Georgia
capsized soon after leaving Sidney.
The purser. who had record of
fares collected, is among the dead, and
it is not likely the exact number that
persisted ever will be known Four
passengers and seven members Of the
crew were saved and four members of
the crew and probably &c passengers
were drowned.
Following is a partial list of the
dead:
Passengers-D ~ Davidson, -
Dryden, and Mrs Houston and child.
Crew-A Olson fireman; Herbert
IIartnell. steward A. G Munroe,
purser; Chinese cook
Recalls Sinking of sechet.
The disaster was in some respects
similar to the loss Of the steamer
Sechelt, with 26 lives, off Beechy
head. Vancouver island. on March "a.
The SeChelt, wooden steamer, of al
most the same speed and dimensions
as the Iroquois, was struck by gale.
rolled over on her side and went down
in few minutes Only one body from
the Sechelt was found.
The passengers saved from the lro-
0uois drifted ashore with life buoys
almost in the last stages Of eXhaus-
ton Purser Monroe was found en-.
circled with a life belt and floating on
bale of hay.
Watch Disaster From Shore.
When the Iroquois fOundered part
of the upper works were left above
water and persons ashore could see
the survivors clingiug to that por
waters soon tore off the works and
the sea was covered with Wreckage,
amid which men and women struggled
for their lives OF the bodies which
drifted ashore many were equipped
with life belts.
A number of launches put off, but
were unable to get near the wreck.
The lroquos foundered 10 minutes
after leaving Sidney Her cargo
shifting. she swung over on her port
side. circled around as if about to
come back to port, partly righted
again, went on her beam ends and
apparently filling with water, foun'
dered in comparatively shallow water
Her engines blew up.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
MICHAEL 8. LINK
DIES IN bATR7Ub
Former Legislator Found LifeIesS
at His Home.
HEART DISEASE IS CAUSE
Democrat Who Voted for Lorimer Ad-
mitted Receiving $1,000 in Fa-
nous Bathroom Conference
at a ST. Louis Hotel.

Edwardsville, H., April Michael
Smith Link, former member of the
Illinois legislature. who was one Of
the representatives involved by
Charles A. White in his confession in
the Lorimer election scandal, was
found dead in bathtub at his country
home, between Mitchell and Edwards
Vile The discovery was made by
his wife.
1t had been MT Links custom TO
arise early and call the other mem
bers Of the family When he failed TO
do so his wife supposed him 70 be i'll
and went to his room Then she
searched the house and found him ~
ing in the bathroom with his head
against an empty tub. 1t was at first
supposed that he had committed sui
eide. but an examination of the body
showed that he had been stricken with
heart disease
Afflicted With Heart Disease.
Link had beDaffected with heart
trouble since the strain of his indict.
ment by the Cook county grand jury
Nav 6, 1910. He worried over the
disgrace that attended his connection
with the bathroom" jackpot incident
at the Southern hotel in St. Louis July
10, 1909
Link for - years managed the farm
of $500 acres owned by John ].
Mitchell of Chicago. He drove into
town twice Sunday and seemed unusu-
ally happy and care free.
Leaves Widow and Daughter.
Link is survived by his widow and
one daughter. Lucille, eighteen years
old. Mi and Mrs. Link celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary
April .. and at that time the former
lawmaker predicted he would die sud
denly.
Mr.. Link was born near Gillespie,
Ill, ApHl IS, lN5S.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
Find BODY III River.

Grand Rapids The body of Slew
ert Johnson, VINO had been missing
several days vas found III the Wis
consin river His drowning il be.
uesed to have been accidental.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-04-13
Poor Green.

Green's wife is a suffragette, isn't
she?"
Yes, and Green says he wouldn't
mind that so much if.she didn't always
act as though 1t is his fault she can't
vote"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
De: TEATK0
"SANGRE VIENESA"

La compailfa Esperanza Iris, puso
anoche en- escena La opereta de Juan
Straus, So',gro Vaemesa, que requiere
mucho personal mucho Gtresso mu-
cha MISE en- scena.
La empresa Gutierrez y Compania
tiene empenO en- presentar las obras
bien, con Iujo, con cuidado esmero, y
10 consigue siempre.
Sangre Vsemesa, despu6s de todo, no
tiene otra defensa.
En- ell segundo acto hay dos numeros
espectaculares de efecto, y ESQ es 10 que
saliva Ia obra, hasta cierto punto.
La gentillsima Esperanza Iris fue
aplaudida en- cuanta ocasi6n sc le brin-
do de poner de relieve su exquisite arte,
Josefna Peral, tambi6n g,lst6 mucho
" fu6 abIaudida en- Ell vals del primer
act0
La function de anoche ofrecia el doble
attractive de un estreno y del debut de
una tlple.
Sc presentaba d nuestro publico, En-
rlqueta Fabregat, que Sc enoarg6 del rol
de Franz Cagliari, 10 cant6 con mu.
cha expression. La Sra. Fabregat tiene
voz de agradable timbre una presen
cia simpatica.
En- distintos parajes de la obra fud
aplaudida, especialmente en- ell duo con
Ia Peral, tercer acto.
Gid, LIaurad6, Villarreal y Arnaldo,
merecen una menci6n especial.
Los coros y la orquesta muy bien.
Sc repiti6 la marcha de Las condesas
Y Ell cOncertante
Esta noche, va otra vez Songro We.
neSG.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
Una industria nueva
LA CERVAZA "PALMA REAL

Aver fuimos invitados a visitar La
gran fabrica de cerveza establecida en-
Santurce, en- una installation verdadera-
qnente admirable
La marca de ceryeza que bien pronto
invadira ell mepcado puertorriqueno, es
la Palma Real, y de la calidad del pro
ducto no hay cue deeir como ha de ser
para competir con tanta marca de GER
veza como en- la actualidad lucha por
el mercado de Ia Isla.
LaPOrto Rico brewing C0mpa1y, Sc
propone desenvoiver un vast1simo nego-
clio, para clio cue1ta con todos los ele-
5nentos necesariOs.
La cerveza Palma Real sera bien
pronto una de las mas poderosas indus
irias puertorrlQuenas.
Los directories de la compan1a los
empleados de Ia fabrica atendierOn 3 los
invitados con regia hospitalidad.
Nos proponemos hacer una amplia IN
formation de esta nueva y poderosa in
dustria para La que tenemos todos nues-
tros aplausos mas entusiastas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24

p PRISION ES

Ha reingresado procedente de La car
eel de distrito de Mayaguez, Ell confna-
do Severiano Pietre, pr6fugo de los ira
bajos de carretera de Vega Baja y Ma
natl, y el cual fue identifcado por Ell
alcaide de aquella ell dla 29 de Agos-
to del corriente, que ingres6 8 cumplir
ana condena de carceI.
Han sido puestos en- hbertad los con-
fnados Regime Flores Martinez, por na-
Der dejado extinguida SUI condena, y,
Prudencio Hiraldo, por haber apeIado
de su sentencia, prestando fianza,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
Recuerdo memorable

Hoy Sc cumple treinta y un amos de
haberse instalado anexo a la Tmprenta
del BOLETIN MERCANTIL ell primer
taller litografco Y de cromoligra-
aia establecido en- esta isla.
El "A de noviembre de 1879 Sc inau-
gur6 tan importante taller.
Los primeros operarios que trabaja-
ron en- este departamento fueron el
acreditado grabador de Madrid don
Francisco Palanca y Ell estampador don
Aquilino Martinez, que acababa de ii
lar en- la coronado Villa los magnifcos
cromos representando ell Escorial y el
retrato de 81 fundador, 4 ounce tin
tas.
Varios ensayos Sc hab1an hecho en- es-
"a isla con el fin de instalar una litogra-
ia que llenase & satisfaction las nece-
sidades del pals, sin que hubiesen podi-
DO pr0sperar 4 causa de la defcIencia
en- los materiaIes y maquinarias emplea-
das q este fin, asi como de la falta de
personal verdaderamente entendido.
Mario LuGsG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
u n A G. A r T A
San Juan, p. r. Noviembre 18 de 1911
Sr. Don

San Juan, p. r. Noviembre 18 de 1911.
Sr. Don
j. Elias Lewis.
San Juan.
Muy Sr mio: en- contastaci6n sn
atenta carta de aver dirigida al Sr doh
Miguel Gutierrez, (Socio y director ar
tlstico de esta empresa) debo manifes
tar a I'd. que no hay Inconvenience en-
acceder a 10 que solicitan sobre la cele
braci6n de un benefcio para Las Socie
dades ATENEO PUERTORRIQUENO
2 SOCIEDAD DE ESCRTTORES Y
ARTISTAS mechanics las condolences
que Sc estipulen, para 10 cual les ruegv
tengan La bondad de indicarme dia, ST.
tio y fora, q fin de entrevistarme con
Ia comisi6n q que hace I'd. referenc1o
en- STU carta
Me es muy gratO aprOvechar esta
oportunidad para ofrecerme de I'd con
On atento saludo suyo s. s.
Alfredo Nan de AJJdrss,
Representative Gral de la Empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
Ell CONTAGO
DE Ia TUBERCULOSIS
POR LA LECHE DIE VACA

La Real Comisi6n nombrada Dor e|
Gobierno Ingles para Ell estudio de IL
Tuberculosis, despu6s de penosas in
vestigaciones que duraron mas de elm.
co amos, inform6 que Ell beber la leehe
en- su estado natural era una de las
principales causas de la tisis. La men
cionada comisi6n comprob6 la afrma-
ci6n del DR.. Behring relativa 4 que la
tuberculosis de la yaca es una enfer
medad identica en- la practica q La Que
afige q la especie humana y que Ia ii.
sis que Sc hace latente en- un periodo
mas menos avanzado de La vida, pue
de muy bien haberse adquirido en- 10
infancia por contagio de La leche Sen.
tadas estas afrmaciones, una madre
solo podra estar asegura de que su hi
jo no contrae tan terrible enfermedad,
sin6 es impidiendo que ell nino tome le
che fresca, sustituyendola con la leche
condensada suiza, absolutamente pura,
marca LA LECHERA' que Sc enva,
sa solamente con esta etiqueta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
Concerto en- el
Union Club

Hemos sido atentamente invitados al
concerto que ha de efectuarse esta no.
che en- La sala de espectaculos del Union
Club, dirigido por ell notable professor
don Julio Arteaga.
El programa es ell siguiente:
l. Overture, "Don Juan" W. A.
Mozart.
Orquesta.
2. Baritone Solo, Romanza Lila
Traviata." G.. Verdi.
Mr.. G. A. Prahl
3. Piano Solo, Illustrations de lie
Prophete" End series (sherzo des pa
tineurs.) Meyerbeer-Liszt. 4
Prof de Arteaga.
4. Soprano Solo, Dailah's love aria
from "Samson ct Dalilah. Saint
Saens.
Sra de Arteaga.
5. Duet, Tenor and Baritone, from
Ella Forza del Destino.'' G.. Verdi.
,-".,. INTERMEDIO
6. Piano Solo, Overture, William
Tell" F. Liszt.
- Prof. de Arteaga
]. Tenor Solo, Romanza, "Ultima
ofrenda j. G. de Arteaga.
Sr. E. Carbia.
s.. a. Intermezzo Halfdan Kjerulf.
b. "By the fisherman s hut. " Edward
Nc Dowell
Orquesta.
g.. Baritone Solo, "Queen Of the
Earth - Giro Pinsuti.
Mr. G. A: Prahl
10. Excepts from ''Le Cid'' a. An
dalouse. b. Aragonaise. Jules Masse-
net.
Els probable que en- ell acto tomen par
t. tambi6n ell notable baritone Cabello y
ell tenor Chaques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24

Los senores Hernandez Barasorda,
acreditados comisionistas, nos han en-
viado una muestra de La cerveza tipo
Palsemer que fabrican los sehores Well
Y Zerveck, quienes representa- en- la
Isla los senores Hernandez y Barasorda
Sc trata de un producto superior que
ha de gustar mucho q nuestro p1blico
consumidor, por la calidad y la presen-
taci6n.
Agradecemos ell obsequio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
Corr1ie;;oz2ado de viaje

Esta manana sali6 en- un yiaJe dc
inspection que durara dos dlas, Ell Co
tnisionado del Interior, Mr.. John f.
Wilson. En- dicho yiaje inspeccionara
TN n1mero de asuntos tecnicos munic1-
pales tambien examinara los trabaJos
del proyecto de riego de la costa Sur,
represa de Patillas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
Ell vuelo en- San Juan

Manana de siete y media ocho Sc eIe-
varan los aer6planos lIegados en- eI Co..
mo, y vendran 4 San Juan, regresando
despu6s al campo de aviaci6n
Los aviadores volaran sobro San
Juan, hacienda varias evolucionee
Por la tarde haran otro vueIo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
ESPECTACULOS


IeaCTO municipal.
Gran Companla de Opereta, Espe-
rama Iris. Esta noche, '1reprise de
Sangre Vienesa."
Teatro Apollo.
Peliculas. Para la function de hoy
ha sido combinado un programa selec-
to- Varios estrenos 10 mejor del re-
pertorio
Cine "Las Tres Banderas. -
Esta nOche sc exhibira una magni-
flea collection de peliculas entire las
que Sc presentaran algunas interesan-
tisimas
Hay varios estrenos de cintas re-
cientemente recibidas y que son de 10
mas moderno en- cinematografia.
Sc prepara un soberbio programa pa
ra Ell sabado y domingo.
Cine de La Plaza.
Una gran function cinematograiica.
La empresa de este Cine ha prcparado
un espectaculo amenisimo para how.
con varios estren0s.