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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-12

lacayo,, eopista de m(Sica, recogido en-
casa de Madame WarenS, empleado en- ell
catastro de Saboya, viene I'm momento
en- que, por azares largos de contar, ell
eterno andariego entra en- relacioneS con
Nine de B6zenval y Nine. de BrogHe
Por estas fechaS, aIrededor de l74l o
1742, ell conde de Montaigu, captain de
.Guardias ReaIes, fu6 uombrado em-
baiador de Francia en- Venecia Sin
otros tituIos que el nacimiento y la re
presentation. sin habilidad de pluma nj
preparation para estudiar y reSolver
debidmente los asuntos, necesitaba un
secretario bueno para todo, Nine de
BrogIie lie propuso Rousseau, joven
entomceS como de 2S amos
Una vez en- Venecia el embajador de
Francia. Montaigu, trab6 intima amis-
tad con el de Espana, Marques de Mori ;
y a los dos secretaros respectivoS les
pas6 otro tanto. Desde aquel momen-
to fueron comtmeS Sus amigos. sas afc
clones. sus placeres Los conocidos en-
Carrie, del secretario espanol. los fueron
tambi6n de Rousseau. secretario fran
cts, y wee versa y, pronto, los viajeros
j6yenes dc los dos paiseS que por di-
version o estudio Sc hallaban en Yemen
Ella, formaron m grupo que, a juzgar
por 10 que dicen las Confesioneo - ELL
INII NADIA tepia de catoniano. \ este
grupo pcrtenecieron lie Blond, Saint
Cir Altma y otro espanol llamado Fa-
goaga Las afcciones musicales de
Rousseau y sus compaDeros hallaron tie
rreno abonadisimo en- la fascinerosa ciu-
dad del Adriaco Juntos acudieron a
las celebres Scuole' . casas de carload
para ninas, que las preparaban para ell
matrimonio para el claustro, forman-
DO interinamente con elias maravillo-
SOS y dulcisimos orfeones; juntos iban
tambl6n. sin perder una S6la a las Wis
peras de los Mendicanti, que eran un
arrobo de arte de sentimiento
Gracias tai asiduidad, trabaron CO.
nocimiento con los principales maestros
lie capilla de la poblaci6n y la orquesta
de San Cris0StomO toc6 entonces una de
las sinfoniaS de las Muses. galantes
del propio Rousseau, bailada por Bet
tina. graciosa danzatriz "A quien prote-
gla por tai tempo nuestro compatriota
Fagoaga en- cuya casa de c6Ibe la
moda solIan reunirse por las nochcs.
Con esta fpoca coincide la mayor afc-
ION musical del autor de 9" lie devin du
village SlS eXtranas aVenturaS er0ticaS
que hacen presentir la Venecia roman
tica de Byron. MusSet Y Jorge Sand
suS recuerdos de Ia Padoyana, Sus mol
vidableS yisitas a Ia fabrica de cristal
de Murano, su admiration por 'Iulic-
Ia, trocada en- desencanto al conoccr
una imperfecci6n de su busto bien asi
como en- los Antiques eiempos as.6t-
.os.. Pero toda esa disipaciN juve-
nil y artistica debia terminar muy prom
to- La incompatibilidad de su caracter
con el conde de Montaigu la yiolenta
ruptura acaecida entire embaiador Sc
cretario dieron al traste con los deli
quos con los conciertos, con los amores
con las serenatas de Venecia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-12
Casos de peste
en- Marsella

Con fecha del corriente publica la
prensa de Paris que:
Sc ha recibido un telegrama de Mar
sella afirmando que bordo de un pai-
quebot llegado anoche Sc han notado
casos sospechosos de peste bub6nica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-12

ROUSS Sc AU

La vida de Rousseau, apenas creible
de puro accidentada, debia llevarIe un
momento las funciones de diplomatico.
Pasante de notario en- Ginebra, catecd-
memo en- Turin, yagabundo, seminarista
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

Troubles never come sinsly for sope
people and this IS the case with Aka
"a ~. NEED Chinese who for years
IS. ||.| 'n WoiDio valley. where he
#||. dirt and gravel 4E1ka went 70
work .&1|1. cleared the land and
planted new crops. he made enough
money this time 10 take trip 10 Chi.
"a. and on bis return be found that
the man whom he had left 81 charge
81 his place had played havoc with
tie estate. and he was forced 70 begin
an over again to make his fortune.
His next step was 10 plant new
cron. and the1 Sc purchased six mules.
which e once proceeded to get the
CHAMBERS. and they had to be shot. he
Territorial veterinarian then made 4
trip 10 Waipio valley and reported
that 81 the twenty isht remaining
horses and mules belonging to Ak1na;
he had found tUe0ty-six afflicted with
FLANDERS and had ordered them killed
Without horses or mules. Akaka
could not cultivate his crops Or take
them 70 the market. and at last help
came 10 him ii the form Of the sugar
planters ii the vicinity who decided
that me Old man should have smother
chance II was reported ~ Albert
Waterhonse yesterday that the plant
ers will lend Akaka al the horses and
mules be needs II order that he ma,
/ try again to raise another crop.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

back and snoni ten days IN California.
British Columbia IS ii 4 very PROS
porous c6ndition ii fact + 4 the
most prosperous region visited e
my travels Both Vancouver and We.
f0ria are going ahead At a wonderful
rate. and people are pouring into the
football matches. including that BE-
tween Harvard and Princeton % TIE
second Of November. undoubtedly tne
best game Of football played this
year. ID this game young Rex HitcA'
cock &c Hawaii distinguished hIus< 4.
playing best o<,anlone ii the Harvard
rush line. be being right tackle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

The HITCHCOCK HXII1I(Iou &C the
KiI0hana Club Gallery VIII be Tree to
the public this evening. November 26,
and Wednesday November n, from
This win Be fhe last chance to view
these paintings As the artist win take
them % San Francisco Tor exhibition
there. leaving On the WiIhelmina nex|
ar Hitchcock's large painting foy
the Panama Pacific Exposition VIII
be on exhibition at his studio, Col
Inns Building. 40 stairs on Friday and
SATURDAY Of this week from Z. 70
10 1890 81 n The public Is cordially
Invited 10 cal aid view the same
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

threat President I.I. Win 5e Utterly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

an gone to dinner at the Tina. lear
ing clear field Of operation chase
has been No1kIn@ Tor John nfqNn
for assault. has 10 bodice record as far
IS Is known AZ nothing had been
taken from any oi the rooms chase
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

The next mall due from the main
land Il reported as on board the Pa
cific Mailer Nile, which vessel Is ex-
pectcd here on the morning Of No
pembef 29th.
The Pacific Mail liner Persia. sched-
uled for dispatch on Dec srd. Will
carry the accumulation 81 mail to the
mainland Following the departure d
the Natson Navigation steamer Lnr-
lire this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
DYNAMITE IS USED
 BY TEXAS FARMERS
Explosive in Agriculture Is Found to Be HighIy
 Successful

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan g. lSFeciaD Farming with dynamite is arousing considerable interest i'll southwest Texas and arrangements are being made in various sections for public demonstrations of breaking the subsoil with explosives. It is claimed by those that have made a study of this method of subsoiling that it can Le done better with dynamite than by any other means and the cost of the work need not be greater than a thrifty farmer can afford. The ben eft claimed for this process is that land thus treated Will receive and re- tain much more rainfall and moisture than soil not blasted. 1T the expert ments now being conducted in Texas are successful the method of farming win be almost revolutionized.
 Experiments will be made also in the clearing of brush lands with dy- namite and they will be watched with interest by all lard owners in this TaTt of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
POLICE NOW SEARCH
 FOR THIRD ROBBER
All Efforts Directed 10 Securing Dean and S230,000 of
 Loot Still Missing

SEATTLE, Jan. 9.-The principals in the bank robbery at New West minister. B. C., according to the Piukerton detective agency here, which nerted them $2JS,0OO were John J. McNamara, the sporting man under arrest in New York and Clarkes Dean, alias Hoffman. under arrest in Los Angeles, and Albert Anderson, an eN-conviCt, still at large. Officers say the plot to rob the bank Was planned in San Francisco, and that the men got away in Deans launch. Dean at that time was run ming a bowling alley iB Tacgma ana owned a fast launch. For some time there were surprising number Oi post office roLberies along Puget sound, and though Dean was sus pected. the officers were not able to iasteu the crimes upon him.
 Both McNamara and Dean were arrested through iutcrmation given the officers by a woman they were living with.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
NEW MANUFAC TORY ID
 MAKE PURE EXTRACT

Coming with businesslike unosten- tation. a new industry has appeared in BisLee and is in operation. while not three in ten persons know that it exists. Those who have seen the novel exhibit in the show window of the Bisbee Drug company on Main street are perhaps wised up 10 the new industry, however.
 This industry is a vanilla extract plant. operated by the Bisbee Drug company. Its operation is not as yet on a wholesale scale and the product is handled by the drug company. The extract made by the drug company is made from imported vanilla beans, shipped direct from the South Amer ican bean growing countries to the Bisbce Drug company. The process by which ii is made is, briefly this ! The beans are ground up and then l placed into a hopper. Pure alcohol is poured on the pulp and then the other ingredients are added.
 The extract produced by the drug comuauy is absolutely pure and the people of Bisbee benefit through this new home industry in getting more for their money several times over
 than when they buy the extract thal is shipped here. The new industry IS a sign of business expansion and evi
 dence of the progressiveness. of the
 company operating it.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE

COLUMBIA, $. C., Jan. g. Th3 general assembly Of South Carolina began its annual session today An interesting session is forecasted. As the personnel of both houses remains unchanged from last year it is a fore gone conclusion that efforts will be made 10 enact tine several important measures passed at the last session out which were prevented from De coming law by the wholesale vetOes Of Governor Blease. Probably among the first matters of importance to come up will be the action of the two houses as to whether or not the gov ernor's veto will be sustained on the numerous bills he failed to sign. It will require 9 two-thirds majority in each branch or the assembly to over ride the veto.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
HOFFMAN MAKES DENIAL.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 9.-With Charles Hoffman, under arrest here, and John McNamara held in New York, charged with robbery of the New West minister branch ot the Bank of Montreal, the efforts of de tecJives in the northwest are partlc- ularly directed to trying to capture Albert Anderson. the alleged third member of the gang, 10 recover the s330.OO0 of the loo, uuaccounted for. Detectives believe the money was hidden in Westminster. or Vancouver, and men arc going over the ground Investigating clews in the hope Of discovery of the money
 Hoffman maintains silence, except 10 declare that since his release from the Saltwater, Minn., prison after a six years term for train robbery, he has made an honest living in a pool room and the real estate business. He denies knowing Nina Griffin, whom he Is alleged to nave been living with, and who brought about his arrest.
 Seattle detectives who tyailed the robbers discredit the statement ac tIibuted to Frank Holloway, arrested in Chicago. that he participated m the robbery. They investigated the ] Holloway story in October Holloway made his alleged confession in Chica go declaring he had participated if many crimes, including robbeiies, mur ders, and says he IS wanted ir South America and Panama fol crimes. He claims he killed foui men and took part in the Westminster robbery getting SSj. 900 for his share 1 He said he had most of this in a Chi caso hotel. but would not disclosD
 the place
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
COMEDY MINGLED IN
 SCENES OF TRAGEDY

While all people living in oriental countries are more passionate than those who live in the cooler climes, TOT some reason Italians are the most hot-blooded race under the sun. In making an arpeab1o the court recent ly. the leader of the CammOrists on trial for murder referred to the not blood of Vesuvius What is quoted here is the current that sets in mo- ton a thrilling drama now being en- acted in pictures at the Royal. An Italian waiter becomes ill and his brave little wife dons walters garb and gets her husbands old position. Another woman falls madly in lo'e with the new waiter, and the husband learns of it, and the hot blood of Vesuvuis' plans the murder of the other woman At this thrilling point, the drama turns into enjoyable come C.
 The Point Of View another film on the Royal program, shows that every little moyemsn has a mean ing of it's own how one bit of hap piness, like a ripple on the surface of a lake, spreads over the entire lake.
 Excess Saggage is a slapt-stick comedy that fills the underbrush with glOoms and brings the joy troop out into the clearing, singing songs of victory.
 "rhe Widower." the most persist ent of all species Of animals except the ant, is another farce that will bring globules of laugh-dipped tears The Franciscan Fathers of Xiii larney. Ireland. shows an outdoor i ceremonial on the "auld sod,' and is interesting as we'll as educational.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
MEET TO DISCUSS TAXATION

BUFFALO. V. r., Jan D. The State Conference on Taxation, which was Ore anized in Utica last year, be- gan it's second annual meeting in this city today. The session. which will last several days is attended by mum Grous represents lives of public organ izations interested in taxation and officials of municipalities throughout the state The conference will give it's attention Go the existing methods of assessment and taxation in the state Of New York. the details of the tax laws and suggestions for improve ments. lt will not. however. concern itgslf with the del ills of local or state expenditure or any theoretical matters
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
SAVED BY TRoUSER BUTTON
Alpine Guide Finds Tiny Article h Rock Cleft and Lost Climbers
 Are Rescued.

The Alpine guide has practically no knowledge of the use Of map and compass: in fact. be is prone to de spise tEeir aid. yet how many dozen of lives would have been saved on Mont Blanc alone had such simple aid been appreciated The pTofes- sional prefers to rely on his powers of observation and that peculiar in stiDct sometimes aptly described as the bump of locality. He Is alert to detect the slightest traces Of pre- decessors. A party of US were once befogged and had lost all idea of our position on the complicated westerly face of the RiIelhorn. A young guide was with US. and be became so dangerously disconsolate and help less that one of the amateurs had to take the lead Ter some hours we fought with severe difficulties. dis couTaged meanwhile by our compan- ions prophecy of certain disaster. His poor old mother was doomed to lose her only support. Things were altogether miserable Suddenly we came 10 a ledge on a desperate cor. uer with a steep chimney 10 the right The young guide slgnaled his arrival by my side with great and i startling yodel. a joyous shout as of ! deiiverance. His quick eye had es- ! pied a trouser button in the cleft Of ! the chimney. and we knew that we
 had struck a regular route That tiny relic of humanity put new life into the fsltering one. and he then
 led us hand over hand to the summit
 -Wide World.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
MILLIONS GO UP IN
 SMOKE IN NEW YORK
CContinued from Page 1)

three hundred millions Of securities ot the company Gage E Tarbell. a trustee. said tonight b. believed the contents of J8e vault would be found sale.
 Harrimen Biography Burned
 Although the loss of the biography ol Hartman. which was about to be printed. seems irretrievable. the rec ords of the Hartman lines may be saved if the vaults on the third and fourth Ruor are found intact The management transferred part of the records a week ago to new offices in the City Investment building. leav- ing behind only those of the control Iers department the treasurer's, and transfer departments.
 The loss of the Lawyers Club, on the fifth and sixth floors, included a law library ot more than forty thou sand volumes, many Of which were priceless. It also consumed the law insurance library of the Equitable. slid Jo be the most complete collec- tiUn of insurance literature in the world
 Pioneer of s<yscrapers
 This mone.r of present day sky scIaper construction in city building was begun shortly after 7Ge ciyi Wal and extended and enlarged until in 1888 il practically covered the en. tire block bounded by Broadway Cedar Pine and Nassau streets. It was eight stories high, of granite cE teiior and in structure not fiI<prOpr Winding corridors and wooden par titions made an almost ideal condition for the spread of flames.
 One of the most dangerous ordeal! the fremen had to face WIS the ne cessity Of fighting the flames amiC showers of granite slabs, many largt enough Co crush a man to death which peeled on rho facade Of th, building when subjected 10 the in tense heat on one side and icy cold on the other
 Vaults Seem Intact
 Fira officials tonight made an in spection of the vaults in the Equit able Life. safe deposit and trust com ulnies oftes, and found them in tact so far as an outward eXamina tion could determine.
 State Superintendent of lnsuranc Hotchhss said the Equitable los is not actual loss, as the building was not carried as an asset Tn ccmTany's surplus stood tonight therefore, substantially where it dit yesterday. Records 0f vital momen 10 policy holders are safe in the con pany's annex building. Those los can probably be replaced.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
DAKOTA CONSERVATION CON
 GRESS

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Jan. 9.-The South Dakota Conservation, Dry Farm ing and Good Roads congress, for which preparations have been making for several months, met in this city today with large and rep resentative attendance. Bishop o. German delivered he invocation at the opening this afternoon and Mayor Burnside made an address of wei come. Former United States Senator Pettigrew was one of the speakers. The sessions will last three days. Governor Eberhart or Minnesota is on the program for an address Thursday morning
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
NEW JERSEY LAWMAKERS MEET
Republicans Will Seek to Put Wilson
 in Hole

TRENTON. x. J..Jan 9.-The New Jersey legislature met today and or Eanized for its regular session. The session promises to be of more than ordinary importance. The republican majority was elected on a platform pledsins g number of important re- forms. The party leaders are deter mined that the reform measures de manded by the people shall go through and that the legislation shall be of such character that Governor Will son will not dare to exercise his right Of veto without endangering his chances to secure the democratic presidential nomination.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
NEw rRusr SCHEME.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-A three mil lion corporation which plans 10 es- tabiish a chain of five and ten ceni stores throughout New York city Is tbe latest outgroVth of the tooacc" trust proceedings. according to nior- nation among tobacco men here to- GaV
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
ODD FELLowe ATTENTION

All members of Golden Rule En- cainpnent No arc requested to b. present Friday evening, Jan. l2th. ln stallation and smoker. All visiting patriarchs cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
DESTROYER IS SAFE

cApaANERA. Cuba. Jan.- l0.--Ihe r S Torpeda boat destroyer May rant. which vas drought iosl m lne storm off Cape Hatteras. "n'ie on her way south. arrived safe at 0i'-n' frnamo foda,.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
Always Something

Aren't you humorists hard pressed for 9 topic sOmstimes2"
 "Oh. no. One thing leads Go ans other All the men who figured in Inc Christmas cigar jokes are now swearing of"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
DEFY EVEN FIRE
Applicants Who Would File on Land
 Cannot Be BUdged

NORTH YAKAM.. Wash. Jan o. Forty-thrce persons have been stand ing in line in the malls of the local land oEce since Dec. 26 10 be ready to file OF lands in the TietCn district were, driven sfrom their places today by fire which destroyed three floors of he building After the flames were out all returned. Land officials say they know Of no and opening until March, but those in line refuse Co budge from their places.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
OIL TRUST ELECTS BOARD
Same Directors are Chosen by Stand
 ard of New Jersey

.lEW YORK, Jan. 9-The stand ard Oil company of New Jersey Ie- elected the old directors. Ire board now consists of nine uamlcrs' in- stead of fifteen, as formerly. This is due tO the resignation or tte Rcckefellers and their associates.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
PLLEs cuREp IN . To l4 OAYs.

Your druggist will refund money it PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
 case. Of Itching. i}hnd. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in s to l4 days. soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
pr. Lyons
 PERFECT Tooth Powder

cleanses, preserves and beautI- 6es the teeth, prevents tooth decay and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-10
GUN mouLo BURSTS
Borrible Death Comes to Workmen
 fn French Rrsensi

RUEILE SUR LOUVRE, France, Ian 9-Eight steel mouiders met horrible death and eleven others were seriously injured by the bursting oi a aun mould at the goverumel,t ar senal here.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-04-19

went to Badger Mountain for a field
trip and picnic Monday.
Mrs. Andrews, of Kennewick was
calling on old friends in Richland Sat
urday.
Last Saturday the Ladies' Birthday
Club gathered at the home of Mrs. j.
C. Mcclellan. A very pleasant time
was spent in games and contests dur
ing the afternoon. Refreshments were
served and a present was given to the
hostess in honor of her birthday, by the
club.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid held meet
ing at the home of Mrs. VIM. Lasher
last Wednesday. The attendance was
not so large on account of the rainy
weather.
A rag lacking was held at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Cox last Tuesday and a
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Frank Moorhead went out to
the Burlingame ranch last Monday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Oris Bowman.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-04-19
HIGHLAND Items

Carl Willis made business trip t.
Kennewick last Friday.
JIM. Schaeffer, of Walla Walla, wa!
in this city last Wednesday.
A. H. Avery, manager of the Twin
City Ice & Cold Storage Co., came home
over Sunday to visit his family.
j. 0. Skirving, manager of the St.
Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. at Kenne.
wick, was visiting friends in this city
last Sunday.
Miss Martha Burmaster, who has
been in Walla Walla for the past two
months taking course of instruction
in music, came home last Saturday,
visiting until Tuesday.
VIM. Lasher and E. A. Palmetto,
went on business trip to Kennewick
Monday.
DR.. N. F. Clark, father of Prof. Clark
principal of the local high school, is
here from Illinois visiting at the home
of his son.
Ben Grosscup, of Tacoma, who was
here on a few days. visit with his
brother, Thaddeus, left for his home
Monday.
Miss Charlotte Steelman, teacher in
the local school, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mildred, teacher in the Ken
newick schools, departed for Colville,
Idaho, Saturday on account of the sad
news which they received of their
fathers death.
The little son of J. Miller has been
quite ill for the past week.
John Glenn and ]. w. Randall drove
to Kennewick Monday.
The Physiology class and Fresh men