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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-02

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28
ARTICULOS De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo eI
mundO los que fabrican The Carter s
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. e. U.
de America, contandOse en- primera Il
nea ell FluidO de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el
mercadO, pOr sus condolences de fir
meza, colOr, durabilidad y envase.
Ell usO de la Tinta de Carter sc ha
generalizadO de tai manera que en- la
actuahdad es casi la 1nica que Sc en-
plea en- ell comercio y en- las ofcinas.
De venta en- el BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28
SOBRE Ia MESA

En- los primeroS diaS de la Icgi>laturu
J prop6sito de una petici6n del euton-
ceS deIegado. senior Benitez Castano. el
Presidente dc la Camara, nueStro dis
tinguido amigo el I4cdo don Jose de Die
90 manifesto que ell resultado de la IN
yestigaci6n practicada por el gobernador
acerca de los cargos fOrmuados en- la
pasada legislature contra la Policia I'm
sIlar eStaban Sobre la mesa de la pre-
~idencia por haberle enviado aquel alto
funci0nario el correspondence informe.
Y del aSunto no Sc ha yuelto a ha-
blar en- la Camara. nj el senor de- Diego
ha leido en ella pubIicamente, dicho IN
forme
Creemos que. dada la actitui de ia
Cdmara el ano pasado, formuando con
ira la policla graves cargos que son del
dominic publico, Seria conyeniente que
nuestro diStnguido amigo el sen0r De
Diego diese Il con0cer a la Camara Ell Sc
ei6n pnbIica. el resutado de la investiga-
ion practicada y de no, que, ordenase
la Secretaria que renitiese a la prensa
eopia de dicha Investigation.
No nos gula otro interGs que el de IL
information Ell este asunto que, por cier-
tos hecho8 acaecidOs ultimamente, es d.
absolute actualidad, y que deben ser de
tenidamente estudiados por la legisla-
tura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28
3. EN- G.
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN, P. r.
BANOUEROS-COMISIONISTAS,
IMPORTADORES Y EXPORTADORES
Agentes Generates
AgenteS Generates

De los Vapoes tasatancos espanoes PnOs Izquerdo
& Co, de Cadiz
Del famoso Vcrmouth "CINZANO" de Torino
De los rcnombrados Vinos Rioanos blancos roos. &c
las "BODEGAS RIOJANAS" de Madrid
De Ia Cerveza inglcsa IT" roja marca TENNENT.
De los superiores Acees de Olivia marca ~TENA", de
Sevlla.
dc otros productos dc Europa de gran consume en-
IS1a
IntrOductOges escaa Gnicos receptOres de
exceentes ACETUNAS SEVILANAS que vendeuss prociOs
imsAdOs envasadas pOes autOm&iOs especaes
4 sellO estampadO de nuestTa "EQUKRDO."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
linking Cnrgo of conl.

Norfolk. Va March 20 n ports re-
ceived in this city from Newport News
to-nigh; arc TO the effect that the bat
tlcship South Carolina has been ordered
10 take on a cargo of coal al the Chcs-
areakr and Ohio piNrs a. that port.
rho bunl5ers Of the South Carolina are
full, and the order to Toad Il cargo
came as 4 big surprist to her officers
ana mon
The South Carolina was stripped Of
everything movabl" At the Norfolk
Navy Yard, and sh IS to play a prom
inent part in the coming manoeuvres
OF the Atlantic flee, on the southern
drli grounds.
Orders to GOLFERS 20 load coal immc-
diately have also htcn issued by the
departm mt. 1T is said. 1t is the belief
IN naval circles that the department
anticipating a shortage in coal on ac-
count of. the strike, in England. is taxi
fleet has plenty of fuel during the
spring manocuvrcs which bagin April i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
BODIES OF MAINE
DEAD LIE IN STATE
Their Flower-Ladcn Collins Are
on Deck Of Warsllip
Birmingham.
FINAL RITES SATURDAY
lntcrmcnt With Honors Of War
Will BE Made i'll Airing
ton Cemetery.
RITES SATURDAY

Washington. March Gothic United
states ship Birmingham floated lazily
TO the dock at the navy yard this
morning. with ITO more attention being
paid TO the performance than IL tho
cruiser had been coalcr In for repairs
instead OF vessel having under nm
awning on the attcrdeck thirty four
pi-!a-lookinS collins containing thr
ZONES OIL men who died when the Maine
HcHt down IN Havana harhor In 1895
~ was an odd reception. without FOR
manly yet the bones which have laid
priVw the surface OF the sea so long
VIII be honorcd with every touch 0f
lormaiity and reverence Satnrdny.
when the United Statos government
VII inter these historic relics forevp~
III .r me cemetery at Arlington.
The smoke from the Birminl:ham's
DE sucks appeared over a bend in
me Maryland shore before 10 o'clock
ms n2rning. and the big gray ship
came SLOWLY into view shortly after
ward y Score OF jackics were wait
ins at the dock. ana when tho Bir-
HhlhGhan was near enough most of It's
[ ciew was seen lined along THE rail
me navy yard went down TO see the
visitors and watched the work OF Sc
curing the ship.
Collins Covered with Flowers.
me birmingham is not a big ship. az
naval vessels run, but tho two steel
masts and the stacks towcrcd high over
anything In the yard. Under an avn
ing on the aftcrdeclS lay the collins
each on" covered with flowers
commander Charles f.. Hughes was
on the bridge. paying strict attention
I" "a" business OF getting alongside,
me dock. sailors began tossing heavy
lines from the dock TO the shin and
vice versa and when half a dozen
thick hawsers Ind been mndc fast, over
tne side ciamhnred Commander Hughes
looking sunburncd ana healthy.
Following him a Jackie let down a
SUIT case and Commander Hughes
shook hands with Captain Beatty. and
together they sought :, telephone.
Few requests to hoard tile Bir-
minShnm we're fired at Commander
hughes. but he declined to honor any
OF them.
Not until have received further
orders from the Navy DEPARTMENT. lie
said NO one at all can 20 aboard
E'InnI Ceremonies
The Names dead will lie in state
upon the deck OF tho Birmingham until
saturday, when II procession OF Gals
SONS VIII carry the collins to the White
Lot. where the ceremonies Of honor
ing the heroes remains viii take place.
In addition To the program for sat.
ufdHy, made up by the Navy Depart
meni to-day. i was decided by the
National Auxiliary OF the National
spanish War Veterans Of the District
OF Columbia TO assist tho spanish War
veterans at the burial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
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of the people of the commonwealth
to raise this individual fund to sharpen
the keenness of pursuit, it VIII result
most beneiiciolly, fccl sure. 1t is, Of
course. inconsistent with the dignity
Of The state TO ACCEPT private assist
ance In such matters. but the reward
onercd as popular fund would meet
With ihe full approval OF the State
authorities
The Willingness o: people all over
the country, not alone in Virginia. to
lend their financial aid in wping out
mis- stigma on VirElniais shield has
already been amply signitied. The
Governor and the newspapers have re-
ccived dozens Of letters from all parts
of the Union voluuteerluG pecuniary
aid in running down tho traducers
of Nirginia's fair name aud the two
suggestions so generously initiated
by senator Lesner and Justice" and
50 cordially indorscd by Governor
Mann. are certain to meet with hearty
and spontaneous approval from Nir-
Enians ana Americans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY MARCH 81 1912

| virginia Is rcplctc with untold wealth
IN only u partial state of dcvelop-
inent and people second TO none on
| Inns continent. in all the elements
.na' 80 TO make up good citizenship.
! true manhood and true womanhoou
desire, Through their representatives,
| IN this convention, to express their
holdlnS confidence In the ability Of
the people at large to rule and to per-
petuate the great principles of Demo
cratic republican institutions now be-
ing 1nenaced By existing conditions;
and we confidently believe that the
pest assurance for the pcrpctuiiy of
thcse institutions is by restoring the
- -mocratic party to fun power in the
control of the Federal government
ana we call upon all good men in the
aistrict to unite with US in support
Ing men ana measures which viii Sc
cure the desired results.
We indorsc the clean manly and
husincss-iiko administration of His
ENccilency. William Hodges Mann,
Governor OF Virginia
we hereby declare our conviction
that 1t is the duty of Congress to pass
reasonable ana proper Federal Ie,sis-
laticn regulating the interstate ship
nent of Intoxicating liquors from wet
INTO dry territory TO the end that the
people shall he enabled to control
their own domestic concerns ana en-
iorce their ideas Of local sclf-gOVeru-
mcnt in their own way. ana we pledge
that the nominee OF this convention
WI: vote for such legislation
1t is practically certain that Con-
Eressman c. i. Slcmp will be the
nominee OF the Republicans to oppose
General Ayers
Mr.. Campbell madc the sensational
utterance of the day when he dc
clarcd his belief that the brutal as
s;issination of Judge Thornton L.
Massic. ut liillsvillc, was due To the
infamous doctrine of tho recall of
judges. He said that lie sincerely
hopcd that no one In the convention
was so radical as to countenancc that
doctrine. and he hoped the convention
might not think of cndeavoring 10 per-
pctuatc such u doctrine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

ton assembled that he would not be
In a position to acccp, the nomination
while state senator David c. Cum
mings. of the First District. composed
of the counties OF Washington and
Smythc and the city OF Bristol. servct,
notice early In tho week. that he could
not accept. General Ayers had not
been mentioned until to-day. the inn
preston BEING tint he might not. ar-
ter so many years of honorable SER
vice. care to seek II pIacc in Congress.
But when party leaders urged upon him
. the Importance OF Accepting MS a mat
ter OF party duty. he gaze his consent.
although he later stated that he had
not even dreamed before leaving home
that lie might be called upon 10 maize
the race. The convention was or
Saiised by the election of Preston w
Campbell, OF Arlington. as temporary
chairman, ana H. II. Johnson. OF Gate
City, MS temporary secretary.
The convention. uftcr listening to
the speech OF the temporary chair
man, adjourned until $50 o'clock in
tho afternoon to give the committees
time to make up their reports
There being no contests, the commit
tee on credentials had little to do. The
committee on resolutions was made uD
OF the following: Judge : w. Williams.
l. T.. Combs. Buchanan W ); Beverly,
Dickinson; Peyton t. st. Clair, Giles;
Il = L. Chnmbley Ice; T. l.. Tate,
Pulaski; Bert 7. Wilson Russell; !. ri
Sheffey, smyth w. II North TazcwcII:
Il Tate irvine Wise. " = Campbell,
Washington: judge : W, Williams,
Wythe: Judge John ". Price, Bristol
The committee on organization WAS
made up as follows; :. W Williams
Sr, Bland; IL l. Burns, Buchanan; A..
II. Williams, Dickenson H. T. Adair.
Giles; Charles w. BonJurant, Lee: j
Russell; w. u. Mount Smyth :. ID
May Tazewcil Il. + Bruce, Mise y. j.
HUFF. Washington : Simmerman.
Wyihe; Floyd Roberts Bristol,
The committee on organization
nominated Judge $ c. Graham. OF
Tazewell for permanent chairman.
ana J. L Wysor, OF Pulaski. for per-
manent secretary, and they were !
elected by reclamation. Judge Graham
accepting in an eloquent speech. IN
which he expressed MS absolute con
hdcnce OF 4 Democratic victory in the /
State and nation Othcr prominent !
men spoke in the course of the con-
vention, and the tenor of all speeches
presagcd spirit OF victory Judge |
Samuel w Williams Attorney General !
Of Virginia who was chairman Of the /
resolutions committee, read The fol-
lowing resolutions which were unani-
nously a1optcd
Resolutions Adopted.
THE Democracy Of tho Ninth Con- |
crcssional District of Virginia in con- |
vention assembled in view OF the facts |
that there is soon to be held State |
convention Of the party also ma
t!onal convention. which will adopt q |
platform Of principles of the Demo !
cratic party for tho coming national /,
contest deem Il unnecessary to ADOPT |
my extended platform for the guild |
ance Of the party in this district. FUR
thcr than to reiterate our untaltcrlng |
adhorencc,to the Democratic faith ana !
our determination 10 support. with |
all of our energies and ability, The !
lmndnmontnl nrincinlos Of Tho nartN |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
nnIl.Inr pcrnIt.

Building ana repair .pcrmits we're
ISSUED ycsterday rs follows:
G. f. Ford, 10 erect a two-story
brick dwelling sil4 stuart Avenue.
IL cost $1,000
T r. Donthoc, to crcc, two-stnr
brick dwelling 907 Grove Avenue
w J. Gilman. 10 erect three de-
tached ,wo-storv brick dwnllings on
the cast sie pf the Roulcvavd he
tween Main STREET ana Floyd Avenue.
Mrs Mice i Harris. to erect a two
story frame store ana DIV Hing on the
south side OF Beverly street between
Meadow and Rowland Streets. to cost
$500
charles ana Emmanuci rIutzlcr. to
rcDair a brick tore. PIC North Sixth
Street 10 cost 500
y p. nnd n V Minis to repair n
frame DWELLING -oa West I.eirh street.
to cost Sl&So. erecting an addition in
rear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
DEATHS

BAEBER-D!ed Tuesday. March 10.
: 1917 at Y p. NJ. MARIA H.. sister Vi
the late Edwin y. Barber. in the SOW
"nty-th!rd year of heg age
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs
~ T.; y; Barber, ~ East Leigh street
THURSDAY. II y. 81. Intermcnt pri-
McCARTNEY--Died, at her residence.
i02 South Laurel street. MRS. MAI
GARET MCCARTNEY. rciict oil
James Z: Mccartney, March 10, 1912
THURSDAY. II A. NJ Friends in
vited to attend Interment private
beiIetonte Qa.) and Johnstown
tPa) papers copy
NEW--Dicd. March 20, 1912, at Sac 4
NJ, at the residence OF his father,
IT, =; New. 2204 East Marshall street,
eight years
Funeral from trinity NJ. Il. Church
FRIDAY March %, 1912. at $3.50 y. NJ
PHILIPS Died March 90. 1872. AT .
a. NJ, at IN" residence OF her SON
ln-lhw. y. G Quarles. 5ll Fifth
;AiSygp1q@g: iiighiand Park, Va, Mrs
~ -, hiih PiiiLiiS. reiict OF John
'hiiips IN the cighty-hfth year Of
her age
Funeral from Highland PARK Meth
odist Church THURSDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock Burial in OAK
wood Cemetery
Petersburg, Roanoke and Bedford
CITY papers plcase copy.
WATKINs-D!ed, Tuesday, March 49,
at $3.50 j. NJ. at his home. Ampth!n
Gthcstertield county Va, MIR. " o.
WATKINS. In the siXty-sINth year
OF his age. He leaves n widow, one
brother. Mr. Ncvi Watkins, ana one
sister. Mrs. Byron Waldrop, to mourn
their loss.
Funeral will be conducted from
his home THIS (Thursday) AFTER
NOON ut o'clock. fntermcnt In the
family burying ground at Ampthill
WHITLoCKE-Dicd. on Thursday
March -, 1912 Mt her home in Es-
sex county Virginia, MISS MAy,rIE
I. WHITLOCKE, only six days o',er
tho death of her sister.
They were lovely and pleasant In
their lives, and In their death they
were not divided"
Wubl,Fs-D ut Memorial Hospital.
Wednesday, March 90 1912. at 4
o'clock p. NJ. JOSEPH y. WILLIS.
u"ed scventy-two years,
Funeral notice later.
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inclosing herewith my check for $5o
and am convinced that a sufficient
sum could easily be raised to be di-
vided among the families of tho dead.
ann confident that they would receive
1t as testimonial and tribute 10 the
priceless legacy their loved ana lost
ones have bequeathod the Common
wealth. who placed their duty to the
State ANA civilization above personal
safety and laid down their lives that
justice might live
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2 well known and SO long prac,iccd

50 well known and so long prac,iced
by tile party.
I'VE congratulate the party ana
people OF the district upon the splen-
did work performed and being per-
formed by tho Democrats in the pres
ent and recent Congresses. with the
aid of Independent men who are too
patriotic 10 follow further the out
ragcous measures of RepublicanIsm
and can find relief for themselves and
their constituents only in the support
of Democratic meas ures
The Ninth Congressional District OF
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

cOEEMA N--Whereas, We have learned
ri the death of our honored member,
DIR, DANIEL j. COLEMAN, he 1t re-
solved by the Richmond Academy of
Medicine and Surgery:
First. That IN his death we have
Sustained Il severe loss As physl-
clan he WAS Jealous, untiring md
devoted: rs man, he was honest
pure and courageous "He was a
man, take him for all in ALL"
Second. That these resolutions be
sproad upon the minutes; that they
he published in the daily papers and
That Il copy bn sent to his bcrcn we'd
family, MARK w. PEYSER
Secretary.