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The Washington times., 1913-06-22

Improved Service To st. Louis Tn'sIs Via a
chesapeake and Ohio Railway; @, Inrougn
iae,ine washington 6 10 p. m, arriving
St louis 6 :2s p. m. next day.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

hundred thousand dollar" burglar, wa.
sentenced to ten years in the peniten
tiary, this being his sixth and longes
prison term in q criminal career tha'
has reached from New York to the Pa
cific coast.
Vandalia, Mo.-Mrs. John I. Nichol.
son and adopted son. Howard, ten year.
old, are dead from burns received wher
their clothing, saturated with gasolene
was set on fire. John T. Nicholson, tn.
husband, was charged by the coroner.
jury with causing the deaths.
Rock Island, lll.-Clyde Stratton
who escaped from Federal prison a,
Fort Leavenworth by going through g
of ]. L. Crowder, a banker. Of Silvia
Ill, and given fourteen year sentence
Boston.-The indicatfOns are that
former Gov. Curtis Guild, who resigned
as ambassador to Russia the day Presi
dent Wilson took office, and who re.
turn to Boston July 4, will be the
nominee of the Republican party fol
governor.
Huntington, w. va.-Her mind af-
fected by losses sustained in Ohio
flood. Mrs. Michael Sheehan, wife Of q
tailor. who escaped from a hospital
committed suicide by drowning.
Scranton. Pa.-After q vain search
of several weeks in New York for hel
missing daughter, Mrs. Iva Colville ha,
returned to her home here on the verge
of a nervous collapse. The girl disap.
peared when she failed to pass hel
high school examination.
Guthrie, Okia-A verdict of mot
guilty" was returned in the case OF
William H. Coyle, cotton gin owner
charged with forming a pool to raise
the price of ginning and destroy COM
petition in cotton buying.
Characterization r. Hull, sig
ty-five. farmer, was instantly killed and
his wife probably fatally wounded b.
their twelve-year-oId grandson. Leroy
F. Reisinger, Of Elyria. The boy was
playing with a shotgun, which he did
not know was loaded, and pulled the
trigger.
st. Louis-Simply Gewned In q
white dress, Mrs. Florence Parker Lam
bert became the bride Of Adolphus
Busch 3D., heir to the Busch millions
at his fathers palatial summer home.
The vows were said beneath q huge
silken spider web of flowers.
Cfncinnati-Cincinn faces q re-
volt unless the Ice strike is settled.
Safety Director Cash declares. The
situation is growing more desperate
hourly.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
$1.OO Silk
Ratine. Sc

Prre-silk Ratine. an
ideal fabric for summer
gowns: colors include
new blue, tan, brown. old
rose. pink. white &C.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

New York-Fire did s1O0,OOO dam
age to stocks of straw hats and dry
sponges in a seven-story loft building.
Firemen rescued fifteen persons. among
them five women.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
$1.OO Tub
Silks. CSC

Genuine jap Habutaf
Tub Silks. warranted abb
solutely fast colors: black
and a complete range Of
colors; also striped ef-
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
29c White
Batiste, 18c

Rich. lusfrous finish.
bleached to Q snowy
whtteness. an ideal ma
tertal for the f1nest lin.
gerie garments.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

New York.-Mrs. Helen Gould Shep-
ard has written a letter of thanks to
the $500 enlisted men of the United
States army. who recently presented to
her gold and silver vase costing s., $50.
to which the soldiers contributed 10
cents each.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

AIbany~John s. Kennedy, warden
of Sing Sing, was removed from office
by Superintendent of Prisons Riley, fol-
lowing the disclosures of the Westches-
ter county grand jury.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
News Bulletins
DOMESTIC,

st. Louis.-The resignation of Will
liam H. Walker. national committeeman
of the Progressive party from Mis-
souri,. Is announced,
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

This is no tale of legerdemain. A
very practical story, an everyday affair.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
$1.5O White
EponQe. 98c

Full a inches wide: the
weight 50 much desired
for dresses. skirts, and
Balkan coats: extra fine
quality.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
Csc White
Ratine, 39c

Ratine Is without doubt
one of the most service
able materials ever used
for women's garments:
khis Is S6 inches wide
and pure white.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
VE1THER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of Co
lumbia-Cloudy tonight and Monday;
light, fair winds.
For virginia-Local showers tonight
and Monday; light winds.
For Maryland-Cloudy tonight and
Monday; light. fair winds
For New Jersey-Fair tonight and
Monday; cooler; light, north winds.
For Delaware-Cloudy tonight; Mon
day fair; higher temperature.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
and Affieck's:
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

san Francisco.-Owen d. Conn, the
hundred thousand dollar" burglar, was
sentenced to ten years in the peniten-
tiary, this being his sixth and longest
prison term in a criminal career that
has reached from New York to the Pa
cific coast.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

TIDE TABLE.
High tide. 1879 a. m, and 11:09 p. m.
Low tide, 4:F a. m, and SIT p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sun rises....4:35 Sun eets......7:27
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

MIS-. j. had Some Old
furniture. 1t was in good
condition, but she had no
further need for it-so
stored it away in the
garret.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22
15c White
Madras, Sic

Extra fine evenly woven
cloth. with dafntiest SELF
figured and striped de-
signs: Especially suitable
for tailored waists.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

Vandalia, Mo.-Mrs. John I. Nichol.
son and adopted son. Howard, ten year.
old, are dead from burns received wher
their clothing, saturated with gasolene
was set on fire. John T. Nicholson, tn.
husband, was charged by the coroner.
jury with causing the deaths.
The Washington times., 1913-06-22

Cfncinnati-Cincinna faces q re-
volt unless the Ice strike is settled.
Safety Director Cash declares. The
situation is growing more desperate
hourly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
SUMA Y SIGUE. .

A la una Sc reanud6 la session, po-
niendose a discussion ell P. de la G. asig-
nando cinco mil ddares para la cons
trucion de un kil6metro de carretera
cerca del pueblo de Adjuntas con ell fir
de evitar tener que hacer dos puentes
que habrian de costar mucho dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15

Tambien sc da cuenta de otras del
Consejo Executive informando que este
aprobo, con enmiendas, los P. de la G..
184, 73, 215, y la r. G. de la G. II. La
Camara acord6 concurrir a las en-
miendas. Asl mis1no informa aque1
cuerpo eolegislador que no concurre &
S enniendas hechas por la Camara al
proyecto de ley sobce ell Negociado del
rrabajo, y nombra para conferencias a
los sehores Pitkin y Camu1as. Ell senior
de Diego designa por la Camara a los
- res Gutierrez Ortiz y Vargas.
ontiniia en- la 5a pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
SIGUE LA SESSION

A las dos y ounce contin1a la session.
FL senior Martinez Davila solicita que
Sc de lectura al informe del comite de
Polic1a de la Camara con respecto al
asunto Shanton-Ferrer, asf como que
Sc remita ell expediente al gobernador
para que resuelva Ell asunto; pero en-
esos momentos ell presidente de la Ca
mara esta atendiendo a otros delegados,
y como ell senior Martinez Davila no in
siste nos quedamos sin or la lectura del
informe referido.
Sc da cuenta de una communication del
gobernador en- la que este noticia que
ha fi1mado los P. de la G. SO, 1873, 214,
2O2, 19, 1O1, y la R. G. de la C. 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
MAS PROYECTOS

MAS PROYECTOS
Sc da cuenta en- primera y segunda
lectura de los P. de la G. 268 y 269, el
primero sobre reglamentos de Sanidad
y ell segundo asignando la sufciente
cantidad de dinero para terminar un
trozo de la carretera que conduce a
Anasco. Pasan a las comisiones de Sa-
nidad y de obras pdblicas para que los
informen.
Ell NEGOCIADO DEL TRABAJO
Ell proyecto de ley reformando la que
actualmente existe y por la cual Sc rige
ell Negociado del Trabajo ocasion6 un
extenso debate con motive de una mo-
cion de posposici6n, que fue derrotada.
Finalmente ell proyecto fue aprobado
en- +ercera lectura con enmiendas.
NOMBRAMIENTOS DE COMISIO-
MES ESPECIALES, E INFORMES.
Ell senior Colberg informa que debe
accederse a la enmienda hecha por ell
Consejo al P. de la G. IA en- ell cual Sc
cream los cargos de sub-marshals para
las cortes municipales de Mayagiiez y
de Arecibo.
La enmienda consiste en- crear solamen-
te ell de Mayagiiez. La Camara accede.
Sc acuerda no concurrir a las en-
miendas hechas por ell Consejo al P de
la c. 81 y Sc nombra al senior Gutierrez
Ortiz como conference.-the. Tampoco Sc
concurre las enmiendas hechas al P
de la G. 1876 y la R. G. l, y para confe-
renciar Sc designa los senores Cuevas
Zequeira y Yordan Davila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15

La comisi6n de Legislation recomien-
da que Sc apruebe con enmiendas ell c.
B. 6 estableciendo el sistema metrico
decimal de pesas y medidas, y dispo-
niendose que tambien pueda ser usado
ell que Sc utiliza en- los Estados Unidos
Este proyecto origino un animado
debate, aprobandose al fin en- segunda
lectnra Cuando sc iba vOtar en- ter
cera ell senior Giorgetti presento una
mocion de que quedase sobre la mesa
y asi Sc acord6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
COMUNICACIONEs

Sc leen varias del Consejo dando cuen-
de q. han sido aprobadas por ell mismo
j G. B. AZ, ell P. de La c. Al, Y las R. c.
lie la G.. 33 y 42.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
ALGO DE LO QUE ESTA PAsAND'

Ell senior Giorgetti solicita la venia de
Ia presldencia para decir algo de 10 que
esa pasando, y concedida que lie es, ma
nifesta que sabe que por algunos dele
gados Sc esta trabajando en- ell Consejc
Executive para que sean aprobadas las
carreteras de sus respectivos distritos
que 10 fueron en- la Camara. Ell senior
Giorgetti cree que debe evitarse que scar
aprobados en- primer ter1nino los proyec-
tos q. han sido recomendados por los de-
legados que los trabajan con los conseje-
ros, en- perjuicio de otros que quizas ten
can mayor importancia y por no tener
simpat1as en- ell Consejo no 10 sean. Els
de opinion que la cantidad que ha de
ingresar en- ell tesoro con motive de Ia
ley de impuestos sobre licores y tabacos
'probada en- la session anterior debe re-
partirse proporcionalmente entire todos
los distritos, y propone que Sc nombrc
una comisi6n para que estudie los pro-
yectos de carreteras Y olga cuales son
las mas importantes y necesarias.
Ell senor Diaz Navarro juzga equita-
tiva la proposition del senor Giorgetti
la enmienda en- ell sentido de que. la
comisi6n la former un delegado por
cada distrito
A 10 propuesto Sc opone ell sefor Bar
cello, ell cual cree que hay distritos que
no necesitan por ahora mas carreteras,
y que en- cambio hay otros que necesitan
las mas indispensables por 10 cual cree
que no debe repartirse la cantidad pro-
porcionalmente sino con arreglo a las
necesidades de cada distrito, teniendolas
principalmente en- la actualdad los dis
tritos de Arecibo, Aguadilla, Mayagiez
y Ponce
Finalmente sc acuerda que ell presi-
dente de la Camara envie una comuni-
cacion al comisionado del Interior re-
comendandole que las cantidades que
hayan disponibles para la construction
de carreteras sean distribuidas equita-
tivamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15

mil d6lares que, seg1n Sc dice en- la Re-
soluci6n, fueron pagados demas por
concepto de contribuciones.
LEY F1RMADA
Ell senior de Diego informa que ha
firmado ell P de la G. creando ell cargo
lie sub-marshal de la Corte municipal
de MayagGez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
UN RECESO

A las once y cineuenta, ell presiden-
te da un receso de ounce minutes con
el fin de "comer algo" que Sc ha prepa-
RADIO para los delegados y para 10 que
tambien fueron invitados, por conduc-
to del active sargento de armas de la
Gamara, los representatives de la Prem
sd.
Ell pendulo del reloj de la Camara
fue parade las once y veinte minutes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
POsPUEsTO

Fue pospuesta la R. C. del g. para
reintegrar a determinada persona ocho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
OTROS ASUNTOS

FL secretario del Consejo Executive
lnforma que aquel ha aprobado ell P.
de la C. POI con enmiendas. Ell senior
Giorgetti pide que Sc concurra las
mismas y la Camara asi 10 acuerda.
Sc pospone para mas tarde la discu-
sion que fue solicitada, del G. B % Y
del P. de la G. 257.
Y las doce y media ell presidente da
un receso de dos horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
MAS PROYECTOs APROBADOs

MAS PROYECTOS APROBADOS !
Fue aprobado en- tercera lectura el |
P. de La C. 269, asignando una cantidad j
de dinero sufciente para terminar la |
carretera de Aguada A6asco, quedan-
do por ella communicate San Juan Pom !
ce por Arecibo y Mayagiiez.
Soicitada la reconsideration de la
R. G. de la G. 2, autorizando al conf
sionado del Interior vender determi-
NADIA parcela propiedad del pueblo de
Puerto Rico a los RR. PIP. Redentoris-
tas, Sc accedio ella, y hecha la vota-
clon por hsta, la Resoluci0n resulto
aprouada en- tercera lectura y paso a Ia
1lrma del gobernador.
A las dos de la madrugada Ell senior
de Ilego declara en- receso a la Camara
hasta nuevo llamamiento.
REANUDADA LA SESSION
Ocho horas despues de conced.do Ell
receso, ell presidente notlica que ha
tirmado la r. c. de la G. %; el P. de la
G. 81 y ell G. B. Al; y Ia R. G. de la c.
subvencionando la senorita Alicia Fe-
lici para que pueda continuar sus estu-
dios de canto en- Paris. Despues da
cuenta de la carta que lie ha dirigido ell
senor ooispo y que puohcamos en- otro
Sitio.
PROYECTOS APROBADOS
En- tercera lectura son aprobados Ell
P de la c.. AZ asignando 1000 d6lares
para ell arreglo del camino de Adjun-
tas "a Lares; el P. de la G. para que las
atlas escuelas de Guayama y Humacao
pu6dan expedir diplomas; la R. G. de
la G. II concediendo 600 dolares a la
senorita Margarita CALICO para que
pueda seguir estudiando canto en- Mi
Ian; ell P de la G. 265 enmendando la
secci6n 25 de la ley municipal; ell P de
de la G. 268 sobre reglamento de SAM
dad; ell P. de la c. 18O para proveer
determinados gastos del Colegio de
Agriculture de MayagGez; ell P. de la
e. 229 enmendando la Icy que cre6 la
Junta de medicos examinadores; Ell P.
2. de la C. determinando los sueldos
que han de percibir los alcaldes; la r.
G. del G. 10 autorizando q los sindicos
para que puedan sufragar los gastos de
los estudiantes con becas que vayan de
la Universidad de Pto. Rico al Colegio
de Agicultura de Mayagtez en- asuntos
relacionados con sus estudios; ell P. de
la G 161 y ell G. B "A.
EN- la. y SEGUNDA LECTURA.
Por la sola lectura de su titulo es
aprobado en- primera y segunda, Sc
env1a a la comision de legislation para
que 10 informe, ell G. B. estableciendo
ell Negociado de Archives.
LEYES FIRAIADAS POR Ell
GOBERNADOR
Ell senior de Diego da cuenta de que ell
gobernador ha firmado ell P. de la G..
Isl enmendando el articulo 2O4 del
C6digo Penal y la R. G. de la G. autori-
zando la cancellation de ciertos recibos
sobre deudas de determinados demen-
tes asilados en- ell Manicomio.
OTROS ASUNTOS
Ell secretario del Consejo Executive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
PROYECTOS APROBADOS

Sc aprueban en- tercera lectura los
p. de la G. 262, asignando dos mil do
lares 8 la parte de ellos que fuere ne
cesaria para traer a Puerto Rico los res
tos del DR.. Betances; ell 261, autorizan-
do al tesorero de Puerto Rico hacer
prestamos los agricultores e indus
triales, en- casos de crisis economical y
monetaria; ell 269, apropiando una can
tidad de dinero para construir edifi-
clos adicionales la Universidad de
Puerto Rico y mejorar los existentes !;
y la R. G. de la c. para devolver a don
Tomas Subirana una multa de mil do
lares que lie fue condonada.
En- segunda lectura fue aprobado ell
P. de la G. 258 reorganizando la actual
ley de Ferias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
Francisco de la Tore
y Garrido
ABOGADo-NOTARIo.

Participa sus clientes que ha regre-
sado de su viaje a Europa, y Sc en-
cuentra de nuevo al frente de su Of
Gina, sta en- los altos de la casa ndme-
ro de la Gale de Tetuan de esta Gu
dad.
Telefono al. P. O. Box 1.O72.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15
Camara de Delegados


A las nueve y media ell secretario
senior Munoz Rivera, pasa ista y ell Sc
nor de Diego declara alberta la session,
Estin presentes todos los delegados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-15

MEDIC 'OS Y FARMACEUTICU>
Fcrmulario Practice
de
rerapeutlca de FarnlacoI04,
Dujardin-Beaumetz
I'm ell B o TIN MERCAA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13

The news Of his defalcation would not
reach her in Atwater. Fla. And he
meant to contrive to get her away as
soon as possible, by some scheme or
other. and take her west to start life
anew.
The crudeness and impossibility Of
his plan had not troubled him. When
man is surrounded by creditors and
sharks his life becomes such a night
mare that he grasps at any release.
So he had taken $1,000 that morn.
ing. knowing that the theft would not
be discovered till Monday.
And now-his brain swan, his
senses reeled. Twenty dollars week
more! Why, that would appease all
his creditors and pay them off in little
more than year. and on the other
$50 he would be as we'll of as in the
beginning!
He must get the money back into
the safe!
But he had not the combination Of
the safe. Only Smith and Swain had
known that, and during SWANS Ill.
ness Smith had opened the safe regu.
larly at S:45 each morning. On Mon.
day he. Forsythe, would know it. But
not until the safe had already been
opened.
He could not even slip the bills back
into a drawer in his cage. To do
that would be an admission of Grim.
inal carelessness, and might lose him
his position. But at any rate il would
acquit him of dishonesty. But now
Smith had the key OF the cage.
He could not even enter the bank
building, much less open the safe.
Sturges. the Waterman, vas not allow.
ed to admit anyone but the manager
and his assistant, except during hours.
If only he had not yielded to that
hideous temptation Forsythe spent
The whole afternoon al home, in the
cheap little fiat, bordering over the
situation. AT one time he thogsht of
iking confession 70 Mr. Smuh But
ii ne did that-why then he r.ght as
we'll take the $1,000 and bolt.
He was as honest as most men, he
saw his conduct in al its enurmity.
But Maud lay sick 900 mics away, and
Ee was lighting tor her.
Next day was Sunday. Every time
he h.nt outside AIs apartment bu..d.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIGHTING FOR HER
BY JOHN GEORGE JONES.

BY JOHN GEORGE JONES.
Dugald Forsythe smiled with the
impersonal amusement OF one who
watches himself struggle in the grip
Of fate and has grown tired of resist
ance. He locked the door of his cage
behind him and. with bis suitcase in
his hand. started for the door Of the
bank. He had almost reached II
when hand was laid on his shout.
der. Forsythe looked up into the
kindly face Of Mr.. Smith. the man.
ager.
win you come into my Office a mo
ment, Mr.. Forsythe?" asked the lat.
ter.
Forsythe followed him. He was con.
scious now that his heart was palpi.
tating wildly. A mad desire for in.
slant fight made his knees tremble.
Mr.. Forsythe," said Smith, "Mr.
Swain died suddenly tlis morning We
thought he would be able to return to
duty. but the end came Unexpectedly.
1t is very sad"
Beads OF moisture stood out on For.
sythe's forehead. He could have
shouted in his relief that this was the
burden Of Mr. Smiths remarks and
not-something else.
I'VE have decided to give you his
position" continued the manager
kindly. you have worked for us faith
fully and efficiently for seven years.
Your present salary is-?"
Fifteen hundred sir" answered For.
sythe. swallowing dryly.
You will start on Monday morning
at $780," said Mr.. Smith. THAT ia
the assistant managers regular sal.
airy. Please let me have your key.
shall turn 1t over to Griggs, who will
succeed you. Report to me on Mon.
day at nine o'clock. Thank you! Good.
day."
A minute later Forsythe was stand.
ing on the curb in front Of the bank.
breathless and bewildered. It was a
Saturday afternoon, and in his suit
case he had ticket for Pensacola and
$4,000 in bills, the property Of the
bank.
He had been driven to it. On $50
a week he had tried to keep Maud
and their little girl in comfort. He
had plunged deeper and deeper in
debt. Loan sharks threatened him
with "bawling OUT which would
mean the loss of his position. And
Maud lay sick in a southern santa
rum, and Muriel was staying with a
relative. Maud had undergone a des.
perate operation successfully, but 1t
would be weeks before she was we'll.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13

Here S story where a Louisville
'hyl oeile gave a party at which she
released live cat from a bag. with
a note tied around its neck, 1ue note
when read, gave formal announcement
OF her engagement"
! call that rather a clever idea
letting the cat out of the bag as /,
were"
hats what she meant, OF course.
but when the incident VAS over there
wasn't a girl present who, when ex-
changing telictaiions with the bride
elect, didn't frankly confess that she
had s'neil a raj long before the party
was thought Of"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13
CONF stency.

The Declaration of Independence
states that all men are born free and
equal, be,ieve?"
Something # = 1T sort"
Then Wy do ,ou hold yourself so
alcof9"
NV dear man, I'm descended FROM
enc Of the signers."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13
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