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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-24

-Qaeo o. rstir6is, aehor,, y que me dtje's solo CON vueatro
marido.
No me sgrsds dsj srcs solocon e.
Sin embargo, sehors, Suas.-s, marid, dts,a arlien,e
nente habarme en- seoreto.
Jos 10 ha pedido 6lY
NO me hss dieho NADIA; pero yo sdiyino TODD 10 que pas,
en- 81 ooras6n. VelgoA 81 po,que 81 quo esd eagraoiai l. y que
20 puedo devols erie Ia trsnquilidad.
Gruess lkgrimss rcdnon por las mejillss del Baron.
1Quereis dejarnos, se6ora? -repiti6 ell saceldote con- a-
~orldad. Ell secreto de una confesion....
iAh! s'oi' vos, NAL s'osrdote' quisn h,bls del S crsto de la
-sQue quersis decirr-exolam6 ~indignado Roger Gar.
dain.
70 no creo en- yaestro Dios, como no creo en- nad,. Y
mi marido le sucede 10 propio. Pero 81 alguna vez fue emos
bas.a ne debiles para volver q caer Cd los braces De la religion.
no ssrfa . I'M sacerdote tai como vos, & quieu nos c ,n6ariamoa,
aHsbels respectable e. stcreto de Ia confession de mi tis2 mo
habeis abusado jsmas de vdestro llamado oaraoter "a ,rado, pa
"a imponer yuestra voluntad al esPiritu7 mo habeis obraio
Stem pre- como hombre y C omo sacerdote? IQae interes os guis
en- todas esas cosss2 Lo dado porque conclude por desenten.,
derme de TODD y no me volversis q var jamas en- Tteveneo
Habeis envenenado los dltimos s6os de txistencfa de mi tia al
renovAr esc,ndaIoa cast olyi 1sdo,; decline en- ys ted. Ia rs.
ponsabilidad. Mi marido . vuelto la mi lsdo, empezsmos de
Duevo nuestra vida comun y no tenem,s ~necesidad, nj de vs nj
de maize para ser felices. De modo que, caballero, dejsdme,
Ell ~s,ceriote 10 habia ~escuchado SIN mostrar le menor i'm.
paciencia; y Ia Baroneea Sc ~im,gnaba que con aquel Gu nulo de
calumnia. que con su #insolencfa. iba q desvisr 10 discussion. Y
"a pensaba para 81, que en- ousnto re viers librs da cura, sban
donaria . Paris con su marido por sguuos meees, qua le arrsn
caTl1 . aquslla iufuencia, o las suaes no era capaz ds rss:sir
en- aqas. momsnto. Cuando Ia Blronssa ces3 de habsr, Ell O.
70 diio;
ISois ana viboral
7 s%spsrandols por I'M bra1o, orden6 Ell Baron:
-Oecir . Tusstra mujsr que % retire, seguidms-ls dio.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
THE WAR TAXES.
indications Thai They Will Be Re-
 fained for Some Time.

Washington, Sept. 19.-All indica- tions point to the retention for con- siderable length Of time of a large pro- portion of the internal taxes imposed by the war revenue bill. Senators and representatives in congress who as- sisted in framing the law, and who will be called upon to pass upon the sub Ject of the retention of it's provisions, are inclined to the belief that the time is not near for general repeal of the act
 Representative Steele Of Indiana, a member of the committee on ways and means, in an interview said:
 some of the heaviest revenue pro ducing sections of the law will have to be continued in force for some time 10 come. We are on the verge of in- creased expenditures for the army and navy, and money will have to be pro videde.
 There is no doubt in my mind that we will have to build a larger navy, l am gratified to find that the people CT the interior of the country-of h. 9lana in particular-are just as eager for an adequate navy as the residents of the seacoast communities
 Senator Allison of the committee on finance is quoted as expressing the opinion that the main features of the war revenue law will never be stricken from the statute books. He thinks that much of the revenue of the future must come from internal taxation.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
PITTSBURG COAL STRIKE.

Monongahela City, Pa, Sept. 19.- The arrest Of over forty of their num- Der last week did not deter the strik- ing miners of the thirdpool from marching to the mines this morning, of about seyenty-five men in line head cd by National Organizer Mckay and Q brass band. The marchcrs were divided up and a squad was stationed at the entrance to each pit. Twenty five men went to work and no trouble occurred The work Of organizing the fourth pool miners is now in progress. They have promised that no coal will be taken out to Ill contracts for the third pool, and as long as this is done, no effort will bemade to close these mines.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
A Suspicion That They Are Intended to Give Backbone to the Peace Com missioners at Paris in Disposing
 of Oar Oriental Conquests.


  Abarenda
 
 
 
  expedition
 
 
 
  appliances machinery will  likely January 
  o Iateshp needed   regarded significant well the president
  Of the Philippines   commissioners the
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
YOUNG GIRL BURGLAR.
Ixtravagant Habits and Need of Money
 Caused Her Fall.

Chicago, Sept. 19.-Miss M. l.. de RochaTed, a young and pretty French girl, is locked up at Harrison street police station, charged with attempted burglary. Yesterday evening as the clerks of the Fair, large department store, were leaving the establishment, Miss de Rochared entered the store and concealed herself under counter She remained there without moving until o'clock this morning, when she made her way into the silk de- pariment and packed up $500 worth of silk, which she intended to carry out when the store should be opened in the morning. She made too much noise, however, and was caught by two of the Watchmel.
 The girl, who is well educated, has been living in a fashionable boarding school on Drexel boulevard. Her father is said to be a wealthy silk merchant of Paris, France, and she re- ceived from him every month a hand some allowance. EXtravagant habits and need Of money to pay her debts caused her to turn burglar.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
BASE SANDERS
Say the FilipinoS or inc Stories of
 Their ObstinaCy.

New York, Sept. 19.-Tre following dispatch has been received at the of flee of the Associated Press here:
 Manila, Sept. 19.
 ''The Filipino government desires to inform the American government and people that the many rumors circulated regarding the strained relations be- tween the Filipinos and the American forces are base, malicious islanders of an enemy to both parties. They are without any truth and are circulated for the purpose of ,rejudicing the ap- peal Of the Filipinos for their release from the oppression and cruelty of Spain.
 'The relations of our people and yours have been and will continue to be of the most friendly nature, and we have withdrawn our forces from the suburbs of Manila as additional evil dence of cur confidence in the great American republic.
 (Signed) "AGUINALDO." A VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
 Washington, Sept 19-The Associ- ated Press dispatch conveying Agui- naldo's message to the American peo- pie was regarded with much interest at the White House. The president read the statement with evident apprecia- tion of it's importance, but did not vol unteer any information as to the atti- tude of this government. Officials near him spoke of the subject as "a very important document.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
SENATOR FRYES VIEWS.
Growing PubIiC Opinion in Favor of
 Retaining Philippines.

Boston, Sept. 19.-United States Sen atcr Frye when On his way to New York to meet the other members Of the peace commission and sail for Paris pasesd through Bos- ton. During an interview he said that the commission would not act sim ply as an exponent of the policy of the administration 'sThe members of the peace commission he said, "are men whose personal opinions and actions will not De dictated by the president or any other man. Whatever they have to say in regard to the terms of peace between this country and Spain will be absolutely independent, and their de- cision will be final"
 Speaking Of the popular sentiment in the matter the disposition of the Philippines, the senator said: ''Of the hundreds Of letters which l have re- ceived, touching this question, almost every one of them is favorable to Keep ing all the islands in the archipelago, and many of them ask for the reten- ton of the Canaries, the LadrCnes, and everything else Spain owns away from home. 1 was surprised to find that the clergy and the religious element are Especially anxious for their retention, probably from missionary and educa- tional motives
 The senator was asked if he thought the proposed Investigation Of the WAT department necessary. He said: ''It has only been made necessary through the insistent agitation Of the news papers,"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
ON A CAMPAIGN.
Assistant Secretary Davis Leaves
 Washington

Washington, Sept 19.- Assistant Secretary of the Interior Webster Davis leaves the city tonight upon campaign tour under the auspices of the republican congressional commit tee. His first engagements are in Michigan, Indiana and Missouri. From these states he will so to Enid, Okla homa on September 30, and to Guthrie on October 1. The assistant secretary will then go to Kansas for five days and theE into Nebraska for five days, South Dakota for three days, Wyoming three days, and will speEd the balance Of the time up to election day in Cali fornia and the state Of Washington.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Five Regiments Have Been Ordered
 From San Francisco.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Five regi- ments now in San Francisco have been ordered to Manila Arrangements for the transportation will be made at once. The regiments ordered away are the Fifty-first Iowa, the Twentieth Kansas, the First Tennessee, the First Washington and a detachment of the Second Oregon infantry.
 Associated Press bulletins announc- ing the decision of the department at Washington said arrangements for the transportation of troops were in pro- gress.
 A call on the merchants exchange resulted in information that the only vessel available for transportation pur- poses, or not otherwise engaged, is the steamer Centennial, and she has been rejected by the government on two oc- caSiOnS.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
YAVAPAI REPUBLICANS.
A Strong County Ticket Nominated
 Yesterday.

Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 19.-(Special.) The republican county convention was held here today and was not con- cluded until late hour tonight. A stTCng ticket was put in the field. Re- publicans are confident that it will be a winner.
 The convention did not get down to business until 8 D. m. on account of a disagreement about proxies. W. c. Bashfcrd has been nominated for the council. For the assembly,, J. S. Gales. Ed Treadwell and John kirwaggen; fer supervisors. Thcnas J. Howell, S. E. Bright. The first ballot for sheriff resulted in 34 votes for John Burns, 34 for Joseph Roberts and three for P J. Fitzgerald. John Burns was nomi- mated on the second ballot by vote of 3S to g. for Roberts. J. H. Collins of Jerome was nominated on the first ballot for district attorney.
 Thomas Roach was nominated for treasurer, Orick Jackson for recorder,
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
NEW CHINESE CIVILIZATION.

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  skepta $ o orders
 
 
  he bad
 
  the fully established strengthening  memoraze the privilege 
  is maxi
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
NO EFFICIENCY CALLED THEM.

Washington, Sept. 19.-It was stated at the war department that no exi- gency has arisen which made it neces- sary to send troops now at San Fran cisco to Manila, but the order was is sued today in accordance with a gen. erai plan Of the department regarding garrisons for the Philippines. The plan of garrison duty included 10000 men for the Philippines, 12,000 for Porto Rico and 6O,0GO for Cuba. The troops to be sent to Manila under to- days order will fill the complement for that station.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
EASY FOR SPAIN.
10 Accep: the CZar's Disarmament
 Proposal

Madrid, Sept 19-The queen regent has replied to the circular to Count Muravieff, the, Russian foreign min ister, proposing 3 reduction of the ex- cessive armament ot the powers and the maintenance of real and lasting peace Her majesty praises the czar' S project and promises to send dsle- gate to the proposed disarmament con ference. It is stated that Senor Ojeda, the Spanish minister to Morocco, will be appointed secretary of the peace commission.
 Senor Montero Rios, president of me senate and president of the peace commission, has Eeen in confer ence to- day with the queen regent.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
But the War Department Had Had Official Information From the Admiral and General Merritt That the lnSur- gents Were Likely to Breed
 Complications.

Washington 19Omcias 
  md in Luzon.
 
  contained
  attitude him Merritt Manila
 
     
  emergency  explanation of the order for fresh for anh namely that it is but part further inquiry
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
OF INTEREST TO US,
A Report That the American Consular
 Agent Was Murdered at Candid.

Washington. Sept. 19.-The state department recently asked Consul General Short at Constantinople to ascertain the truth of the report that our consular agent at Candid, Crete, had been killed in the recent massacre at that place.
 Today a cablegram from the consul general was received stating that he nGd been so far unable to learn any, thing definite from C-andia comnluni- cation with that place beng Tery difl1- cult
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
FIGHTING FOR WORK

Cleveland, Sept. 19-As a result Of the attempt of twenlty-two non-union men to enter the works of the Amer ican Wire company, where strike has been on for some time past, a pitched battle took place between the strikers and non-union workmen. Clubs, stones and slung-shots were freely used. No one was seriously injured, but a num- Der of men were severely bruised and cut. Only one arrest was made.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
M'COY HOLDS OUT.
Rcfuses to Consider a Propo osed Change
 in the Place of the Fight.

New York, Sept. 19.-Kid Mccoy refuses to hold any further conference with Corbett and bis manager relative to the change of date and place of his meeting with Corbett. He was been arranged for this afternoon. but instead sent a letter. All the pugi- listic celebrities in town, including |Corhett and S,. -key, were on hand.
 in his lette 1hos C A I'd; T have been notified = Aivorx, rnr that the Hawtho oupt A or fO1 falo will pL Llbr.. OeDD between Corbett ar.- 0f On. been set for October IS, r,. 6resa not see any need of meeting Nil. bett
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
MORE ROBBERS SENTENCED.

London, Sept. 19.-J. W. Jago, for merly chief officer of the White Star line steamer Britannic, and John Kill nastOn, who was third officer of the same steamer, and both Of whom were convicted of robbing mails on board the Brittanic, were sentenced today, the former to eight years and the latter to one year imprisonment at hard labor.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
MISS DAVIS FUNERAL.

Narragansett Pier, R. l., Sept. 19.- Arrangements for the funeral of Miss Winnie Davis are not completed. The date Of the funeral will not be de- cided upon until Mrs. James A. Hayes of Colorado, daughter of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, is heard from. Mrs. Davis is Istill prostrated.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
A DERRICK FELL.

New York, Sept 19.-While gang of laborers were at work this morn ing on the new athletic field adjacent to the Franciscan Sisters convent at Peekskll, N. Y., a large derrick fell and crushed several of the workmen. Patrick Moran was instantly killed Joseph Nolan will die. Michael Me- Cabe was badly injured.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20

Grant Carter fer assessor, and Samuel Greenwald Of the Rough Riders for probate judge. This nomination was made with three cheers and great en- thusiasm. J. C. Forest was nomi- hated for county school superintendent.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
DENOUNCES DREYFUS.

Paris, Sept. 19.-The Due D'Crleans has issued a manifesto denoun :i1fg the Dreyfusites. The manifesto begins thus: At last the promoters of the odious plot against the honor and S. curity of the fatherland have thrown off their mask Intimidated by them, the ministers have lowered themselves so far as to become their accompliCes." :"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
GATHERING UP THE DEBRIS.

Madrid, Sept 19.-The minister of war, General Correa, has issued in structioIs for the return of Spanish troops from the West Indies. The sick are to leave first and the archives, especially those relating to the war, will be brought to Spain with the arms. ammunition, flags and material stored in Cuba and Porto Rico.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
THE HAVANe. COMMISSION.

Havana, Sept 19.-A1l the members of the American evacuation commits sion came ashore from the steamer Resolute this morning ani are now in- stalled at the Trocha hotel at Va6ado All are well.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
TRANSPORTS FOR TROOPS.

Washington, Sept. 19-It was stated at the cuartermaster-gener depart ment that the returning transports which have been sent to Manila on one trip will be used to take the troops now at San Francisco to the Philip pines. Two of these steamers, which will accommodate about one-half of the command. will arrive in day or two
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
ALGER INSPECTING CAMPS

Cincinnati, Sept 19.-Secretary AL ger arrived from Detroit today accom- panied by his aide, Major Hopkins. He found awaiting him here Surgeon General Sternberg and General A P. Ludington, s1lrgeon-general Of the United States army. The secretary's s visit here is to begin a series of in spections Of the camps and hospitals in the west.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
AMERICAN INHUMAlJITY."
Made to Account for the Death Rate
 Among Returning Sraniards.

Madrid, Sept. 19.-There is much in dignation here at the fact tha. there were 123 deaths during tte voyage among the 1000 Spanish soldiers who have just arrived in Spain on board the Spanish transport San Ignaaio de Jeralc. from Santiago de Cuba The Spaniards attribute this heavy death rate to the "inhumanity of the Amer- jeans in obliging the sick Spaniards to embark and make room in the hos pi:als for the Americans"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
NEW ORLEANS TIED UP.

New Orleans, Sept 19.-The board Of health, it is stated here, has no in- formation of any other cases of yellow fever than that Of Mallory Kennedy, announced on Saturday. The United States barracks is quarantined against the city. New Orleans is badly tied up as result Of outside quarantines Railroad and the business community especially are suffering
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
WOULD POISON ACUINAlDO.

Manila, Sept 19The Republca that attempt
 
   alleged prisoners but guinaldo
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
SPANISH SUSPENSIONS.

Madrid, Sept. 19.-The council of war has suspended Admiral Monteio and Major Scstoa, director of the Ca dig arsenal.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
ANOTHER CAMP DEATH.

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 19.-Private J. H. Whalen of the Eighth Massa- chusetts died at Camp Hamilton to- day of typhoid fever, making the six teenth death.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
THE BOTKIN CASE.

San Francisco, Sept. 19.-The ha- beas corpIs proceedings ic the case of Mrs Botkin were today continued for two weeks and the criminal case wec; over for two weeks from next WeGnes- Say
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
DEATHS AT WIKOFF.

Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point, Sept. 19.-Deaths reported from the gen eral hospital today number three. There are 721 patients in the general hospital.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
GAVL 1T TO RUHLIN

Coney island, N T., Sept 19.-In he Dunhorst-Ruhiin fight the referee stopped it in the twenty second round c>nd gave th- fight to RU.llin.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
BREWERS IN CONVENTION.

Cleveland, Sept. 19.-The annual convention of brewmasters of the United States commenced here today.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
ELECTRIC CAR DERAILED.

Bradford, Eng, Sept. 19.-An electric car was derailed while descending hill today. Fifty persons were seri- ously injured:N Several of them will
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-13
Saffron.

saffron would strike an ordinary o.
server as decidedly expensive at - shil-
Engs per pound. until told that il Is com
posed of the central small portions only
OF the flowers Of species Of crocus. -. :
$50 Of which il takes 10 yield the mate
rial for one pound The wonder then be-
GENES that il is SO cheap. that it car pay
10 grow and gather it al The price AS a
matter Of fact it has failed 10 pay the
Englissl grower-by this retaining. in
The name Of his town Of saffron Walden.
but a hint of former Importance in this
particular direction-French and span
sb soils being more suitable 10 the full
growth OF the flowers and foreign labor
CHEAPER in the work of picking. It's use
in nsedicine has practically died out. bar.
perhaps the popular belief that STEPPED
in hot milk ca cider it helps the cr,la-
ton OF measles to fully appear
As q dye il Dreaming curtains ard 10
give a r.ch appearance 10 cake ii is still.
however, in general demand: for when
purpose it IS well suited, being botn
harmless and strong one grain. com
posed of the style and stign3&s OF alne
ficwers. benz sufficient TO give dis
tinct yellow tint to ten gallons OF water.
IT. high price, ny the way has led 10 i
peculiar fern CT aGaiteraiion for. apaet
from the cruGe ard commonplace cne OF
busting with q heavy powder such as
gypsum. to give weight the similar p3l-
tors of oll1.f aad eomnoaer flowers
have been speedily dyed ard worEs a
thoroughly IN among the genu ne ones
Chambers .la.lnal.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-13
Articles OF incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation were yester-
day fled in the Office of the Secretary
Of state as follows:
Peoria Mining Company. Principal
place of business, Fresno. Directors
T. C. Archer, Oakland; William Helm
j. p. Vincent, C. b. kemble, j. w Her
bert, Fresno. Capital stock, $1,000
Amo.nt subscribed. SGo0D.
Capay Valley Canning Company
Principal place of business, Guin1a
Yolo County. Directors. T. C. b. Swete
C. c. Gurrie, G.. L. Miller, ]. f. Dear
ing. Y l.. H. Swete. all OF Guinda. Cap
itai stock, SIC, 900. Amount subscribed
$1,000
Automatic Electric Alarm Company
Principal place Of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors, Arthur c. Donnell,
Piedmont: r. B. Woodward, II. D.
Walker. Alfred Allayne Jones, Henry
z. Dmond san Francisco. Capital
stock, $30G. 000. Amount subscribed
$40
Roger & Atwater Company. Formed
to deal in electrical and mechanical
supplies. Principal place of business.
san francisco. Directors, A. p. Roger,
William NJ Roger. c. A. Roger. N. f.
Roger and r. u. Duke, all of San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, $4,000. Amount
subscribed, $4,000.
STANDARD Block Paving Company
Principal place of business. San Fran
cisco. Directors. c. S. Chamberlain,
Inleryviile: Il. e. Par'in. G. r. John
son. Robert Dollar and Edward C. Viii
liams. san Francisco. Capital stock.
Sf00.G90 Amount subscribed, 500.
Colonia Cooperative Com pGiiy,
Formed TO maintain a general traae Il.
merchandise and farm products Prin
cipal place Of business. Oxnard, Ven
tara Comfy. Directors. 4. A Rice. I.
G.. Ga5hert and J. B. Alvord, Ell Rio;
and Frank Petit and NJ. H. Arnold,
Hueneme. Capital stock, $4,000
Amount subscribed, 81 .2G0
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-13

though other countries have spent mill
ions to promote commerce by ocean tAl-
egraph lines. the United States to-day
neither owns nor operates n single sub
marine cable. nor enjoys any advantage
by reason OF financial assistance given
from time to time for the promotion
Of such enterprises.
Present conditions and the needs of
commerce call for more progressive
policy than the Government has been
pursuing for several years past IGx-
perience has shown that this country IS
at a tremendous disadvantage in trade
competition with nations which by SUD
sides and other means powerfully pro-
mote the development of commerce..
The time is ripe for a new departure "a
the pant Of the United States. No bet
ter beginning could be made than 10
promptly pass q bill subsidizing Pa
cific cable line.