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Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
THE MYSTERY OF
 A BOTTLE OF POISON

New York; Jan. S-The police department of this city, to all outward appearances has made material progress in the discovery of the person who sent the bottle of poison to Harry Cornish physical director of the Knckerbocker Athletic club, which caused the death of Mrs Kate J. Ad in her flat West Eighty-sixh street. Up to the present time Captain McCusky practically admits that he and his bafed. Theories without number have been evolved worked to their natural end and have been dropped only to give place to supposons equally enabe. Clues have been developed, of them proms ing but only be aside the investigator pursued them to the point where they evaporated into nongne
 For time the discovery O the starting pOnt ot the sl match holder promised greater possibility than any thing that had yet come up the there but thirty holders made and trading them to their purchasers seemed But here again. appears the police have accomplished nothing The majority of the holders have been traced to their and of the few remaining accounted for few of the possessor lost view
 Some mild excitement caused in the upper end of Mulberry street by tale that Mrs Fred G. Hovey the bos friend of Mrs Rogers had match holder similar to that received by Cornish but the report vanished into thin the tale pursued into the home of the HOveys at Hartford and was found to have no foundation It brought the investigation home to roOs into the precinct of Captain Mclus private office to be laid the shelf of decrep and out clues, theories,
 ves and the like, waiting to be mended and renewed and brought out again when all other things fail.
 The Adams murder Is young yet It has much time for development and still time for the apprehension of the guilty person persOns-a perhaps according to the reflections of District Attorney Gardiner With all this, however, if Captain Mclusky has real clue if he has genuinely suspected person in sight and under veilance he is like good pocefan, keeping it strictly to himself until the time to speak arrives.
 More of d mystery than the Fleming and Outwardy and equal in mystifcaon greater than the der of the old mser Henry in Brooklyn the Adams has its face than fair promise of remaining where it M and finally dropping out of sight of Sew 6Ors unSOved murder mysteries And there unless the scalpel of keen analyst yet unknown of the trend of mind that solved the murder mysteries of the Rue Morgue and the famous Lawton tragedy Is brought into play it will likely stay. Captain McClusky Is looking for this same sort of keen analyst of criminaa motives
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
SPREAD OF SICKNESS.
Considerable Percentage of the Citizens of Washington Suffering From Colds and Grip.

Washington, Jan S.-1he grip and the ailments attend upon that included in its train of ills has prostraed unusual number of residents of Washington. At all the drug ore which the real baromeers of the state of public health the reports the that there was never many prescriptions many calls for the remedies which supposed to be specific for diseases of the system The prevailing sickness does not make any exceptions in selecting its victims Those surrounded by all the comforts and eniences of modern luxury be prone to its assaults the less fortunate It estimated by observant pharmacist yesterday that 10 per cent of the District population suffering from the generic grip
 "A have bad cold that affects his entire sys- tem, he remarked, but the grip almost invariably affects the nervous system we'll and leads to depression to intense degree knew these symptoms prevalent as they arc at present.
 The average estimate does not to be exaggerated when special instances cited Of the justices of the supreme court Justice Gray H sick with grp of the United States court of claims Justice Weldon is ang, of the district court of appeals Chief Justice Alvey and Jus tice Morris both afflicted and of the justices of the district supreme court Chief Justice Bingham and Justice Cox victims of illness Over fifty of the 800 District policemen the sick list and the. list might be heightened in every direction. The present freezing weather believed to be equal to killing the germs Is almost admitted now that the grip less ep demic
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
STATESMEN WHO ARE ILL.
Three Members of the Senate Appropriations Com
 mttee Are Sick

Washington, Jan s-Three ,nmbers of the senate mittee appropriations AAo' will not be able to be away from their homes Sun. ord Jr
 Senator Allison is the tht~ Liss At ilV ee to be stricken with the prevailing grTrssy "f o. " led his bed Friday, but yesterday he aeKrss. up, and this morning he had still further improved Ills phy scans best that he should remain his home until all danger of relapse has passed. He remained in his this morning. though he is not confined to his bed.
 Senator Sewell has been ill for couple of weeks, but is improving.
 Senator Cockre has been confined to his house for two weeks He has suffered quite attack of the grip and today still in bed and his physicians have advised that he remain at home for some time.
 Senator Turpe is recovering from attack of pneu- mona but for several days has been able sit up several hours daily It is not at all likely that he will go to the capitol for at least week, his illness has weak ened him to such extent that he will be in danger of relapse unless he receives the very best The absence of Senator Turpe from the senate during the coming week will be especially important for the that during that time great progress will probably be made the Nicaragua canal b which has long been antagonized by the Indiana
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
LOCKED UP IN THE TOMBS.
David Rothschild Surrendered by His Bondsman-Sums
 Secured From Banks By His Methods $5OO,OOO.

New York, Jan 6.-David Rothschd, the alleged bank sWndler, surrendered by his bondsman, Charles Freed again arraigned yesterday in the Center street police court and remanded to the Tombs in default of $2000 bail The prisoner declined to comment upon the thOrities.
 It is said that Rotschd boasted after the assignment of his firm that he had had the advice of of the best criminal lawyers in this city to the effect that there could be nothing brought against him for the ypothecaon of the alleged customers notes collateral for his firm noes which the banks discounted than civil action to This morning it stated by attache of the district attorneys office that if it found that Roths child in making his representations to the banks had been careful enough to keep inside the legal line, he would be held on charge of conspiracy to deraud the financial in stitutions, and that charge could be easily proved
 In addition to the Sew York banks other than the Cen tra National, which advanced money ROthschld and which decline for the present to make public their name Is understood that number of banking houses in Chi cago Washington Boston, Philadelphia and Pittsburg also the holders of large number of notes discounted for the benefit of the Rothschild firm It Is said that the amount secured by Rothschd will reach nearly $500,000
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
A NEW SENATOR
 TO BE SELECTED

Charleston w. Va, Jan. S.-The legislature assemblies next Wednesday and the party leaders already here for the preliminary work in the organization of that body AL though balOng for the to Senator Faulkner does not begin until Monday Jan B, two weeks hence. the most important action affecting the senaorshp well both parties in the state will be taken within the next three days The legislature is close politically that its control will depend its organization that will carry with the probable settlement of the contested seats Among the contests two for the seats of republican members who served in the army during the Spanish
 Although they did not resign the democrats elected members in their places and offered the proceedings in the the seats There many candidates for senator the contest this week first and solely the issue of the organization to determine which party will have the Senaorship
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
POISON IN THE TERRAPIN.
Colonel Alexander P. Kctchum Madb Seriously III
 In New York City.

New York Jan S.-Coonel Alexander P. Ketchum lawyer and retired United States army officer recovering at his home B Mount Morris Park West from the effects of poison supposed to have been contained in jar of picked terrapn him by friend. On Thursday ing his daughter gave a reception The colonel unable attend the festivities and remained in his library all the evening.
 About o'clock his daughter carried to him dish of the pcked terrapn of which he very fond and he partoo of it heartily. Almost immediately after eating of it he taken sick and Dr. A. G. Spading summoned The patient showed every sympom of poisoning and since that time has been under the doctors
 Miss Kechum when this evening said that her faith had almost entirely recovered She refused disclose the name the person who had sent the terrapn father Dr. Spaldng refused to discuss the matter Col one ketchum General Towards staff during the war of the rebellion.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
MORE FOOD SUPPLIES
 SENT TO CUBANS

Washington. Jan S.The secretary of has furnished
 the Cuban industrial relief fund of New York with dentials 10 General Brooke military governor of Cubl mendng the relief association to him distributing, agent of the food supplies sent and to be by the gov ernment to the suffering Cuban The second ship load of these supplies, preparing will include many foods especially adapted to the needs of the and children well the Cuban soldiers and laborers It Is believed by discriminatory using this food in connection with the industrial features of the relief fund will result in the grad ua transfer of many from the charaby aided class to the sef-sustaining class.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
DINGLEY's CONDITION UNCHANGED.

Washington Jan. S-There has been material change the condition of Representative Dngley and tonight it said he Is resting comfortably
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
LEFT TAMPA FOR WASHINGTON.

Tampa Fla Jan. S.-The members of the Cuban aton commission who left Havana yesterday evening the Mascote arrived at Port Tampa today. The party left tached to the Florida and East Indian Limited via the Plant system. The commissioners will arrive in Washington early Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
THE WEEK IN THE SENATE.


 
 
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Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

,.nnlbers of the senate com Ahos z or will not be able
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
WERE NOT INTERRUPTED.

Madrid Jan S-Advices received here today from the leading merchants Iloo the effect that the agr cultural operations in the vicinity of Ioo have not been interrupted and that all the insurgents respect the Euro peans both at Ioilo and on the island of Negros
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
DEATH OF A PRINCESS.

San Francisco, Jan. S.-The French mail boat Tropic Bird brings the from Tahiti of the death apeetc of Princess Tetua Marama, hereditary princess of the islands.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
IT IS ALREADY ORGANIZED.

Salem, Ore. Jan S-The Oregon legislature will at tomorrow Both houses organized at the special session in October last and it is probable that that organization will be continued.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
DISCUSSION WILL BEGIN TODAY
The Reorganization of the Army Bill Will Come Up, and in the Senate Senator HOar Will Talk Anti-ExpansiOn.
 Other Bills.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-23
XNlN
FON DOS ESCOLARES.

Los dineros procedentes de la recsudaci6n
de contrlbuciones de la lila de Puerto Rico van
todos IN fondo cpmun. dol DUAL se hacen Las
erogaciones segun So sousrde por los emp.eados
de los diferentes tistritos
Sc psgsban primero los sueldos de todos
los empleados, asf como aquellss partidas ane
demsndsraa su personsl atenoi6n; las partidas
que dejaron siempre para 10 dI1imo, Sin que
4 gu favor se hiceran provisioues adj cuadas,
fueron los c'minos y las escuelas Como conse.
cuencia de este, desmembrabanse las escuelas
que quedaban ca muchos casos oompletamente
aband onadas, y los suel1os de los maestrcs no
sc psg ban.
Tai estado de cosas debe cesar inoontinen.
ii El smillaramiento de les impuestcs debe
distribui,s SO el amillaramiento distribu oihn
propia de la recluiaci6n q los fondcs respecti
vos, dedicAndose unicamente sus fines espe
ciales. Con este sstema no robara la justa
parte que corresponds & las escuelas de Puerto
Rico, siendo 6sto csusa por tempo de
que los puertorriqueflos continuen en- estado de
tai de ignoranoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-23
Po[ educacion,

Los hombres sanos, los de buena volun-
tad, los amsntes de esta terra, los Hernsndez
Lopez Ferrer; Roman Vale Ati|es; Egcz.
cue Palmer; Rossy y Patron; Degetsu
Dfas, otros otros, que estAn adornados de
sensatez buena educaci6n, unanse acuer
den por el bien del pats que les viera na-
GER:
10 Desautorizar en- absolute neg ,re
todo auxilic, & la prensa que en- cualquier for
ma ataque 6 ipjarle a los hombres de ambos
partidos, muoho mas 81 esos ataques van
encaminadcs & la vida privada de escs hombres
de cualesquiera persona.
20 One los peri6diocs de partido cont
naen sus debates, 81 GUSTAV, cada cual defen
dienio su Zeal, pero hacienda abstraction en-
soluto de las parsonaidades del partido
coptrario, fin de ir mitigando los rencores ma
cidcs por dvergencia en- los procedimientos de
epoca va pasada para jsmas volve-.
- Que sc haga el vscfo Sc pongan
los medios necesarios para que: desaparezcan
aquellos periodicos que contraveng'n estos
acuerdos, por ell contrsrio reciban auxilio los
que atacand, prediquen la buena doctrina den-
tro de la nueva Nacionalida1, atraysndo con
su temperancia la union concordia de los
portorriquenos, fu de que Sc nos jazgue dig
nus de gobernarnos por 81 propios.
Pue1en tomarse otros acuerdos que tien
dan haoer ell vacfo los qae por Temperament
to dfsco:o siembran la zi1aha entire sus cote
rrAneos A los malvados NAL eduoados SO
les deJa solos desamparados cuando asf SO
vean estamos ciertos que conoceran su error y
se arrepentirap
ibeadltos sean los que predican Ia buena
ventura! ilMal haya los que hacen ell triste
papel de Luoifer!!
Octavio de la Rivera.
Julio 20 de 1899.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-23
TRABAJADORE5
PENlNSULARES Y CANARlOS.

Con familia 8 sin ella que quieran pasar
Sal to Domingo para dedicarse 4 trabsjos de
,amIo, lueden duigirse sin demora para infer
mee = referenoias & Ia Licorerfa de don Fe ipe
Chandri; San Justo Lumero s-lO-5
~. Henos sido fsvoreci los &C la vista
de nuestro part cular amigo ell Lido. don Al
tonic Rodriguez Nazario, q tiene Is representa-
Hansen Co. de Scheme cts5Y, New Yo,k fsh-;.
Iii M.
El menconado ami g. p,op me g!rar 1oa
vista por toda la isis. Dam sle nus stra en-
ven,da descamosle exito comp eto en SUI
pr' postos.
~ Por ell cerreo do Espsi, hemos re
Glib do hoy con peaar la no.: cis del falecimien
to, oourrido en- Barcelona del hiio ma or Re
maestro amigo don Enriqoe Winnie, quien
esf como toda Gu famill', comp Il mos en- ell
justo pesar que 'es sfije.
-. Varios vecn os de Cats no, rue
gan que llamemos la atenci n del seflor Val,e
sobre la velocidad qoe dan los msquinlstas~ q
las m 'qninas la entrsds salida de 'os treres
en- aquel pobla'o. Seria convenients tom lar
precauoiones sobre ese purto, para evtar uua
desgracia ell da menos pensadc.
-. Hemos DIDO decir, que la pls n a
bsja del ei!6cio de la Inteno encia, en los de-
partamentos que ocupaban ell Tesoro . Ioter
venoi6n. SO inst Lara en- breve lac of.inss de
telegraf>s Sc h-csn reparaciones en- dicho
edifcio.
-. Sc ha sprabado por la Sscretarfa de
Estado un acuerdo tornado por ell ayuntamien =
to de C,yey, de suprimir una plaza de Policfa
municipal sumerto de Ia partids oonsigra q Ia
en- 9! presume sto para m stsr:a para la m sma,
con e! fin . proveer dicno cuerpo, de rev6:-
rec, cspotes otros titles.
-. Ha tido remit:do informe del al
oalde de Aflasco, I'm escrito de don Carlos De-
ohudens, elevado & Ia Sacre:a,fa de Estado en-
oobro de $40 que debe devolyerle 81 ayunts-
tamiento de dicho pueblo, por recauds cl6n in.
debids
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-23
EDIFICIOS ESCOLARES.

Es precise oomenzar cuanto antes Ia cons.
truccon de edifcios para que Sc destinen Uni.
ca y exclusivam ente al uso dc las escuelss en-
toda la isla de Puerto Rico, debiendo prohibir-
sc que lac contribuciones que Sc impongan con
este propdsito Sc destinen otro alguno
Mentras tanto los ed;fcios situados en- Ia
osrretera central desde Guyana hasta Cayey
y que sc destlnan actua'mente para viViends
de los peones oamineros, podrfan emplearse en-
escuelas publicas provechosamente. Son edif-
8p' construidos de piedra cemento. situados
en cada q milss, que sc adaptsn especial
mente para este prop6sito por So situaci6n y
sus condolences. Hay tai vez 40 6 SO de estos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-23
''MaripoSaS." "

Con este tftulo acabo de reoitir un l.b o
de versos pubiicado en- Caracas por Leopoldo
Torres Abandero.
No es mi intenoi6n invad;r ell diicil ter e
20 de Aristsrco, sobre- todo cuando ell sutor,
taE modesto como inspirado, condensa en- un
prdlcgo sus propias acertadas ideas con respec
to las composiciores que publlca.
east, dice, tsl como faeron surgiecdo de
mi mente inquieta f4tigosa, los alboses
de IL adolesse shf van Son unos pobres
plebeyos que nanca sspirart n traspassr e
p r,ico d=l alcAzar magnf6co donde mora ma
gsstuoso el arte ezfnic.,
Y sin emb .rgo d. este juicio, ell lector am
plifoa expontaneamente el radio de la tresoen
denoia literaria trazado por el poeta, Sc ids n
ti6ca cen 6 para sentir e. efecto dulce de esas
m sriposas n acid IS al calor del sentimiento
que
De Abril reoiben pa.fumado aliento:
Suehan, como las nif1as, con las hore':
Sc visten con la luz del tirmamento
Bsbiendc aromas, suspirando amores
Del huraoan desenfrenado y faerte,
No temen les rigores en- s0 vuelo:
Elias no saben 81 en- la vida hay muerte,
Nj pompa vana, ri mentido clelo!
Esta full lez en- la versi6csoi6n, que pre-
iomina en- las estrofas del lbro, basta por ST
s,a para demostrar las notables aptitudes de
Torres Abandero, que Elm necesidad de artlti :
oios y obedeciecd, unicamente al mandate in
peri go del qaid divinum de los predestinados,
rompe Il crisalida fntima del pensamiento da
Iibra sa ida las msrips pr e elaboradas y
que van &c jardfn en- ja'dfn agitan 10 sus as
al beso de lss b isas contsndo la historic de
hondos pesares y transforms alegrfss
Esta es, en- eff, cto la nota ca'minaute del
hbro. Defeugsnos de- amor; ilusit nes de sroo
iris, luminosas como este, como este tamben
fngaces Y desvar eoidas al primer soplo de la
realilad i'm rev sta; desa iento canssncio en-
la lucha por la exi-ttencia, rorqae la lmagfn
blanca, ell ideal s n ado, como Ia pompa de Ja'
bon diAfana sntii qnede d:strozada al mss
leve contacto, Elm dejar en- pos de # mas qne
Is gotta informe que Sc prec;p;ts al suelo, ell
recuerdo, alucinador como todos los recuerdos,
de 10, colores con que ENGLAND por un instan'
te a Imagination la vista.
Esa clase de composiciones poetlcas, tlene
derecho escapar de las crf,icss sistemstlcas de
escuela. Son gorgeos de ave, perfumes de ho'
res. cambiantes de mariposas, quejidos de al
mas enfermas de nostalgis, en- ell qneji'o
en- el perfume y en- ell go geo, hay en- to 20
tempo ia algo suggestive que sedace y atrae.
porque evoc, situaoiones, despierta memo
rias excita sentimientos con los cuales nos
halIamos sempre fstalmente ident ficados.
RAFAEL DEL VALE.
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La |ndustria puertorriQut1a

Con este nomtre aosla de insta'arse DO
los Sres NJ. Roman & Co, ':el comercio de es
ia plaza una fs brcs de jab6n
Tenemo' en- estss ofcinas mueetra IL di,h
artfcu y pue 9e aseg"r rse 1ne pr sn aspecto
y oon'i tencls nc e ave .tsja ninguno de los de
gu clsse i'm Dorta1os en- Ia isla.
To las g bar7ss ii men la marca de fAbri-
ca; sc veade en- ted IS las ten las al detail e.
dep6sit' para Las ventas 81 scr ms yor en Ell al
m en de dchos sencrss Foltaleza MI r. 80
aW- El trecio es ma ho mar barato que cual-
qaier' otro que &c importe. ST
p alt Is 5
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~-LA SUBSCRIPTION DE
IN CORRESPONDENCE
AviisO.

FL Ayuntamiento session de II del 90
r.eute mocion hechs por ell Cakallero >
Teniente 'c Alaalde Sr. Agrsit acord6 sutori
todos Ice Me!;cos }articulales que qnie
ran prestar esistcrcia los p>hres enfermos
para que puedln frmar las recetss las que
despues de interveuii Ia por los Iaspectores
respectivos, seran des pachadas per las farmaoias
de este teEmjno municipal, con exc usi6n de
patentizados que no Sc sutorizaran en- ningun
c'so, entenditndose que este acuerdo es so
lamente EN- favor de los erftrmos fobres que
se encuentren en- cams, de cuya asistencia &c
enoargue exclusivamente e Melico particular.
Lo que Sc hace p',b' ico para conc cimiento
general.
Sn Juan 9 Julio 1899.
ET 4Lcolde.
l.. SANCHEZ MORALE
S-3 3.
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Ayuntamiento de San Juan.
SECRETARIA'

Vacante q plaza de Coma del Ter.
dlstrito por renuncia de la que la venfa desem-
pehando, la Coz lracion session de II de ia :
lio acord6 auunci.r la provision de dcha plaza
para ell dia 25 del sotual para que las que defeen
on"ps1ls presenter en- Secretarfs sus instanca
3 ""paiiad de sa correspondence tftulo, sien
ot la advcrtir que el ms ber anual es de $50 pc
sos
40 que SO hace publico para general como
cinle to. San Iuan 10 Julio de ls99
Federico -4guayo.
Vo Bo
El Alc,de Pdte.
l.. SANCHEZ MORALES. S3-3
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Los slumuos reciben en- este Colegio: TO-
La instruoci6n primaria, incluy endo eli i, g es,
dibujo o la historic de Pto- REQ. 20. - La
in,truc,i6n seoundaria. s,a la prepare cion
para e. irgreso en- las Universidades de los Es
tsdos Unid S: 3o.-Clases de adorno (dibujo,
pinturs y md"ics) 40. -Te arfa pracsica de
Tene1urfa de ibros. Para Ia ensehanza del
ingles cuenta ell Colegio con dos profesores:
ono americana, Mr. Williams Henry Hill para
los alumr os de instruction priu.aria; cou Ma
nuel Rom 70 II xthausen Ia-a los estudiantes
de segunda eusenarza. Este c,'egio tiene 81
Reg(amento interior qae euviara los padre,
que 10 solicitor. 2vps.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-23

Comp'a vende fncas urbauas 'usticae,
acciones del Banco Espailol, del Territorial,
Popular, LIZ El6ctrios, cedulas hlpotecaris s,
4o1a claee de licores, ron, alcohol, chocolate
ma;z On grano en- harina, aceite de coco, cue
ros oebo de res, pastss para sopa etc eto.
Colcca dinero en- hipote 'as, gestiona asuu
tos en- los oentr.s admini.trs tivos y admte
consignaci6n de frutos proviciones 'ibre de-
gastos para ell remtente, incluso el guro de
inoendios. PA l5-7