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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-02

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Notioiass2
No tengo NADIA nnevo que decir....
Pero, 81 no o6ciosamente, en- conferencia
& sinterviews, el seflor Canslejas me djo mu.
chss cosas en- los breves psseos que di6 oonmi-
go 4 trav6s de Paris, aoaso busoando un atur
dimiento sus multiples preocupsciones cere'
braes y { sus inourables tristezas de ooraz6n.
Fil6sofo, literato y artista, el sefor Cana.
lejas no juzga Espafa desde el punto de vis-~
ia de los polfticos oposioionistas, sino desde
muy alto, desde Ell Cspitclio en- donde viven
los hombres de pensamiento grande como ell
suyo; y asf como teme que Espana no pueda
seguir siendo naci6n, y que 1oglaterrs l. hsga
vfctima de catAstrofes mas penosas que las su.
fridas bajo las ferreas garras de los Estados
Unidos, cree que Espafa no puede dar frutos
bsjo el sr9gimeu de Congri6ss que sc hs en-
tronizado en- Madrid. De arriba 4 abajo, en- Ia
direction de los negooios de Estado. en- Ia vida
parlamentaria, en- Ell movimiento cientffoo, en-
el desarrollo literario artfstico, en- el oomer-
clio en- la industria y en- todo Informs y
manda una Asamblea de eCongrios,, sin ouyo
voto no es possible levsntar cab "a en- Espafa,
con Ia circunstanoia agravante de que al exigir
al advenedixo que amolds So modo de ser 10
tradici6n, mstan en- gsrmen todos los anhelos
justos todas las inicistivas inteligentes ge.
nerosas, que bien enoauzadas pudieran servir
al progreso de Ia patria. Ls hostilidad del
eCoDgrio, todo 10 que implica novedad, vi
gor, es mortal, nj Espana da nm paso adelan-
| te, nj los espaholes de m6rito logran salir de
los rineones que les asigns, como puestos +
perpetnidad, el regimen de los sCongri6s,.
Asf hsbls, bien que con desbordante elo-
ouenois, que tiene vibraoiones de indignsci6n
y mstices de melanoolfa, 81 se6or Canate1as; y
al fjarme esta msfans en- las varias PROPOSE
Clones que circular en- Paris para aumentsr el
namero de los grandes hombres que duermen
en- el .<Pante6n,, record6 pedazos rotos de las
conversaeiones que tuve con sl sehor Canale
jas.
La misma orftioa que hace siete ahos pi
di6 que NO solo Renkn fuera al <Pante6Ds, 81
no tambien Arsgo, Ampere, Lsmartine, Bal
FAC, Cuvier, Dupuitren, Berlios, Herold, Bizet,
Gerioault Corot, Musset, Dumas, Gsutier }
otros, persiste aotualmente en- Ia demauda, au-
mentando todavfa el namero de los llamados
vivir Ia vida de Ia inmortalidad en- aquel au-
gusto temple del pensamiento frances, 81 ladc
de los Voltaire Rossesu.
81 al igusl de Roma, de Londres Parts
tuvisramos en- Espana un Monte Finoio, uns
abadfa de Westminster, en- donde durmisral
glorioso suef1o nusstros Darwin, nuestros Le-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-02
A8uadiIla.

Esta Villa agradecida al que fa6 su CO.
1nandante Militar Mr.. Mansfield, por la buena
oonducta que observara durante gu permanent
oia aquf, 10 despidi6 con una manifestaci6n e.
pl6ndida, ouya idea parti6 de algunos obreros
enthusiasts. Comisiones de todas las classes So
cisles, de varios gremios, ID o6cialidad del
Cuerpo de bomberos, etc, etc, subieron 8 Ia ca
sa del digno hijo del Norte allf le fue leido
traduoido un mag1i6oo menssje, entregandose'
lie Is Ia vez una preciosa medalla de orc, para
commemoraci6n de aquel acto. Los musicos
seuadillanos estuvieron inspirados, y los fae
gos arti6cisles gustaron muchfsimo.
Fl Dios quiera que el successor de Mr. Mans'
field, se haga digno del amor del primero; pues
& ests gente les gusta ell buen trato = que SO les
considere como 10 que son: personas cu!tas =
civilizadas.
En- honor la verdad, como Ia luz, debe
hacerse en- todas parties, decimos que no es cier
to que este Ayuntamiento hsya cresdo en- 81
nuevo presupuesto una plaza de celador de o. :
minos dotada con 5000 orc, para favorecer &
un pariente del Alcslde don Adrian del Vale
Ls comision de presupuestos, propnso Ia crss'
ci6n de una plazs con solo $500 orc, no para
f.vorecer s nsdie, sino porque est,ndo reparkn
doee los caminos vecinales, consider6 neoesaris
dicha plaza, para Ia conservation de los cami'
nos; pero como al disoutirse dicho proyecto de
presupuesto, "a Sc habfan suspecdido las obras
referidas anteriormente, no se sprob6 Ia orea
ci6n del plaza mencionada.
En- vista de Ia situaoi6n pobre que atrave.
ss amos, este Ayuntamiento hs introduoido gran
| Edes reformas en- los gastos, aunque ii hemos
de ser sinceros, con Ia rebaja de los lpoicfss;
lInunca estnvimos de acuerlo. Es verdad que est
te es un pueblo pacf6co que en- NADIA se pare
co al milo, :pero sinzembsrgo de noche, hsoen
|: falts mss guardias. =. III
La Ultima nota de Ia semans, hs sido IN
| bailecito muy bueno que hs habido en- casa de
| nueatro amigo don Fernando Acos.a: allf gosa'
mos muohfsimo.
| A. zal4aI ...s.4
Y termino dici6ndole. que por primers vez
he dido .quf hab!ar en- publioo don jose Cen
trera Ramos, que me gust6 tanto su disour
%, Due supliqu6 me presentasen q para darle
COMB 10 hice, mi abrszo de felioitacion.
| Sc ha despedido de mi, con destino esa,
donds :estark algdn TEMPO, mi compafiero )
amigo, jose Vidal Cardona. Los ofoises d
bombsros de cayo Institute es Jefs de Is bri
i gadA do salvadoTes, algunos obreros correli
i gion,rios suyos, 10 preparabsn uns carifios'
/ despedida que no se llev6 & cabo por antioipa
1 do % visjs.
i Hasta 10 pr6xima,
| N Cosresponsat.
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San Juan Puerto San Francisco 80
'd0nm dM T., IS mm Ms i'm a.

-. Ha muerto rer entinsmente en- Hu-
macao don Manuel Mareano. X p.
=. Por IN bsrrio de Ponce se ha pre-
sentsdo I'M irdividuo vendiendo certifcado de
vaouna Aseprscios oonvencionales..
-. L. policfa insalar ha empezado
ueaf un uniforms de psh0 girls traido express-
mente para "a exclusive uso.
= Un soldado aunericsno de las fuer-
zss destacadas On Humacao ha contraido ma
trimonio eolasikatioo 6on Ia sehorita Francisca
Jimanez de aquella poblaoi6n.
-. Aver emps.6 efectusrse 10 permit
to entire los segundos Tenientes de Ia Policfa
Insular don Rafael Cristi de Tos alta J don
Tom&s Agrait de San Sebastian.
-. Ha sido nombrado consut de 1pglate'
IRA para Puerto Rico Mr.. william Brown Chur.
edward.
-. En Ia madrugada de hoy fu6 deteni'
do por 10 policfa el individno Marcos Crrx por
herir 81 muohsoho Ciriaoo Pizarro, vecino do
Sapturce.
-. Haoe tres dfas que 81 q Q Jefe de ID
Policfa Insular don Luis Berrio deEoubri6 el
orimen del Puents de Martin Pe6a. por conf
denoias que se le hicieran, Sc dice que ha
enoontrado un bote manohado con sangrs.
-. Fl vapor eMsrtfn Ssenss ssli6 de 10
H.bana para este puerto el dfa Q de Julio
(sAbado) & las 6 de la tarde.
-. Nos di:en de Guayama que NO hay
en- aquells jurisdiction IN pusato de policfs In
eular, que hsce tants fslta para 10 tranquil.
dad pdblics, llamsn Ia atencidn quien CO.
rres ponda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-02

-. Por error de composition no spare
cieron ayer on nuertra revists de Ia Corts Pro
visional de Puerto Rico un psrrafo que dedics
mos 1 nuestros amigos don Gsyetano Coll y
Toste, Sscretario de Haciends J. don Roberto
81. Todd. diRno int6rprete desaquel alto tri-
bunal. Qusda subsansdo 81 error.
=. ri Curs p6rroco de daayams hs pre-
sentado uEa qusjs IL General Davis, contrs 81
Alcside de dicho pueblo.
=. Por IL Sscrstarfs de Eatado se hs
aprobsdo nm or6dito extraordinario dol <Ayun
tsmiento de Quay S1ills pof $199 81 ;. osntavol
que 20 invirtieron on ID eonstraeci6n do IN ms
tadero pubtco,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-02

Rsebos aonaos s..as. ,s sss: xs:,o 81 q; &. P. %
rroquiano. Hsy cusdsrnos de recfbosI para IL
quilsrss do casas s 3t 81. con IN 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-02

nOflG0 DT8ull6 0ODxAteZ u0tOu t0stJSO6 uel
aoto, don Francisco Virella Uribe y dor Miguel
A. Jeannot.
La plszs principal que antes se llamabs
<Psrque Vega-1nolan,, segdn aouerdo del
Ayuntamiento, se designarA en- 10 suoesivo
sParque oentral,. Tambien hs variado aqus'
LA corporation municipal et mot de s]gunas
GALES: Ia principal Sc nomb'a hoy <cal'e de
Morse., en- recuerdo de que en- ella Sc estable.
oi6 81 primer TELEGRAPH el6otrioo del oelebre in
ventor norteamerioano; Is <calle del general
Lasso., sca,le del general Brooke,. Ahors
falts saber 81 los ediles de Arroyo han podido
haoer ese trueque de nombres, sin pedir auto
rizaci6n & la Secretarfa de Estado. -~ is
FL Ayuntamiento hs tornado ell acuerdo de
pedir al Mayor General, coman6ante del Depar
tsmento, one en- vez de Ia mitad de la contribu'
ci6n territorial que ingressra en- areas munich
pales, 90 conceda q los Ayuntamieutos las dos
teroeras parties de la misms, pues de esta name
ra la situaci6n actual de las municipslidades se
aliviarA muoho, sin reourrir Anuevos impuestos,
sempre odiosos.
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.. Notas de Arroyo.

Ell dia 2s del oorrieute oontrajeron matri-
monio civil don Doroteo Sanchez Peha y la Sc.
horita Braulia Gonzalez Fueron testigos del
aoto, don Francisco Virella Uribe don Miguel
A. Jeannot.
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PARIS.

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
METHODIST CoNrERENcF.

Committees Appointed and Important
Questions Discussed.
This body met at the Highland Metho-
dist church at o'clock yesterday
morning. presided over by Bishop Morri
500, who op ned the conference with ths
usual religious services. reading John
XyJ-s, and making some very instrue
tive and edifying comments on the same.
The usual committees were elected and
communications from the various gen
eral boards OF the church were read and
referred to their respective committees
These preliminsries effected, the confer
eDce got down TO business by calling ques
tioD 20 OF the Discipline. which Is on the
passage of the character Of the pastors and
the hearing Of the reports from their re
spective charges, or churches. Under this
head the character OF the following
preachers was passed and they reported
their churches, namely: Revs. Mark
Hodgson. Of Albuquerque; A. II. Suther.
land, Of Cerrillos and Madrid; T. l.. Lsl-
lance, Of San Msrcial; l.. l.. Gladney. Of
Msgdslena; T. l.. Adams. OF White Oaks /;
]. ID. Hammond. OF Carlsbad: Thomas
Hodgson, OF Pecos. Various announce
ments we're then made and the conference
adjourned to meet again at O'CLOCK
Friday morning.
Last night the Rev. Mr.. Marston, Of
Roswell, preached an edifying sermon to
a large and attentive audience.
TO DAYS SESSION.
Conference was called to order prompt
ly this morning by Bishop Morrison.
and opened with singing. lead by Mrs.
Aldrich. OF Gallup. and prayer by Rev.
W. ID. Clayton.
The minutes OF yesterday we're read
and approved. The committee on ap-
peals, In the case OF II. Il. Roseberry.
who appealed from a sentence imposed
on him by the quarterly conference Of
San Marcial, reported the action OF said
quarterly conference reversed. and Mr.
Roseberry triumphantly vindicated.
liz. Y. ioodson's name was called. his
character passed. aud he gave splendid
report OF his charge, which Is the Alpine
circuit. down in Texas
J.N. McClure's character passed and
he reported for his chsrgs-Las Cruces.
Las Cruces being college town and
Mr.. Mcclure being college man, In ad-
dition to other excellent qualities. ia
evidently the right man In the right
place.
Rev. J. X. 5awders, OF Deming. made a
good report from his church.
The bishop made some interesting re
marks on the subject OF the Womsn't
Home Mission socie y. and earnestly
recommended TO the preachers the or
gsnization Of these societies In all theil
charges.
Rev. Keizsr. Of Alamogordo, made al
interesting report from this field. HI
reports a new church &c that town
and that he had built II under man!
difficulties.
Rev. ". X. Foulks made good repor
from the church at Gallup.
The same by Rev. W 8. Huggett, OF X
Paso city mission, showing a health
growth In this growing field.
Rev. j. T. French, pastor Of Trinit
church, III Psso, reported his charge
This is the strongest church In the con
, ference, and is power for good in tn
city of XII Paso, Texas,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29

Britain over the Transvssl was not
touched upon In the dispatch.
London, Sept. 29.-The cabinet i'd
j)urned at 1915 p. m. The ministers
were heartily cheered by the waiting
crowds. Il is said from Boer sources
that Mr.. Chsmberlsin's proposal, sub
mitted 10 the cabinet. includesindemnity
for the cost OF sending out troops and
the disarmament Of the Transvssl.
the suppression Of DR.. Leyd's
legation, tudiciative. and legis-
legislative independence for judges.
equality Of English and Dutch languages
and the full and complete admission to
supremacy Of British interests through
South Africa.
From the British side comes further
particulars Of military movements point.
ing to the preparations Of the safeguard
OF the frontier line in the event OF war
until sufficient force can assemble to
take the offensive.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
Announcement. A

Mr.. A. l.. Sumption, aprsctical repre-
sentative OF studebskei Bros Manufac-
turing company. the largest carriage
manufacturers In the world, will be 10
Gated OF +. j. Post Il Cos for one day only
Prospective purchasers will lind 1t to
their advantage to examine the stude-
baker line. and obtain prices. All the
latest ideas and designs In vehicles.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
VENEZUELAN REVOLT.
General CaStrO'S Rebel Forces
Win all Battles.
United States Consul Gives Summary
Of Several Encounters.
General Otis Tells Of Yesterdays Fight In
the Philippines.
AMERICAN PRISONERS TO BE DELIVERED.

New York, Sept. 80 A dispatch to the
Herald from Port OF Spain, Trinidad,
ssys: A private dispatch from Caracas,
reports that President Andrade has left
the Venezuelan capital, and is believed
to have gone TO Porto Rico or New York.
General Csstros' insugent forces are
known to be within five miles Of Caracas.
General Luciano Mendoza, commander
In chief Of the government forces, has
only 5000 troops with which to defend
the approaches from Castros assaults.
Refugees in large numbers are ar
riving here by steamer. They report
that CONSERVATION prevails at Caracas.
The press censorship Is exceptionally
severe, even mail matter being opened.
General Domingo Monagas. who has
great prestige In Barcelona province. has
promised Andrade troops from eastern
Venezuela. He collected considerable
army at Cumana, but on landing at
Gunsta, IN Barcelona, the soldiers de-
clsred in favor OF the revolution and are
marching to form q junction with Cas-.
tro's forces.
Washington, Sept. 29.-The state de.
partment hss received q dispatch from
the United States consul at Puerto Ca
bello. Venezuela, under date OF the 18th
instant, In which he gives the summary
Of several encounters between the gov
ernment and rebel forces Of that coun.
try.
The first encounter between the rebel
forces Of General Castro and those OF the
Venezuelan government occurred near
the city OF San Cristobsl. The govern
ment forces consisted Of 400 or 500 men
under command Of Sarria.
The rebel force WAS considerably larger
The rebels defeated the government
troops, and captured the leader, General
Sarris.
The second battle WAS In Cristobal
One thousand troops Of the government
commanded by Pealosa, engaged 2,OO'
rebel troops, commanded by Castro. fO
eight or nine days, resulting In Castr'
withdrawing his men. having learned
that Fernandez was on his way ther
with about 1000 troops Of the govern
ment.
The third battle was before and in th
town Of El Cobrs. The rebels defeate,
1900 government troops. under com
mand Of Morales. The general succeede,
In escaping with but sevent.two men
and the ammunition train.
The fourth encounter WAS at Lumba
dor mountain, where General WeidmaI
with 1850 government troops tried I
stop the march Of the rebels, who wsr
1000 strong. The fight ended In draw
both claiming victory. At any rat
Castro continued his march.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29

has been good on nearly all roads
Nothing has transpired TO change the
opinion previously expressed to the
effect that absolute rate maintenance
aud freedom from discrimination be-
tween individuals and localities cannot
be obtained under the unwise restrictions
now incorporated In our laws. The pros
poets for business during the current
year, 10 far a. they can be forecast, are
fully as good as for the year covered by
this report"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
Gen. Bernginio Drowned.

Washington. Sept. 29.-The Columbian
legation has received an official cable
gram from Bogota announcing that
General Julio Remgilllo, recently Colum-
bian representative at Washington and
one OF the best known South American
diplomats. was drowned in the Msgds'
lena river. II Is believed that number
OF others were drowned at the same time
Remgifiio left Washington to become see
retary OF the treasury OF Columbia
While here he married Miss Jane Bar
bour, daughter OF James Barbour, OF thi'
eity
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
AT THE BusY STORE.
UswIsE RESTRICTIONS

Prrssasnt Ripley says They are hesponsi-
bile for Rate Troubles.
In the Santa Fe annual report Presi-
dent Ripley has the following on the
maintenance OF rates:
There has been fairly good main
tenanee OF rates during the year, which
is attributed TO the fact that business
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
Chicago STOCK Market.

Chicago. Sept. 29.-Csttle-B Bsceipts.
5000 head. Market, steady.
Besyss. t4y404640; cows and heifers,
3I.75g4s6; stockers and feeders, 1915
$500; Texas steers, t3.5094.l0.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head. Market,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29

Commanders who Checkmated JAM
ison Leave for the Front.
Pretoria Presents Scenes Of Great Mill.
tary Animation.
eRrArrsr EXCITEMENT PREVAILS.


British cabinet, on whose deliberations
practically hangs war or peace in South
Africa, began ut 10 O'Clock this morning.
President Kruger's reply to the last note
Of the imperial government has now
been received and will be the pivot Of to-
days discussion.
In the meanwhile. dispatches from the
Cape continue the story OF military sc-
tivlty In Trsnsvsal, Natal and Cape Col.
ony. The Beers are concentrating In the
country contiguous to Natal, where the
first outbreak of hostilities Is likely to
occur. Large contingents Of Burghers
are converging from various parts on
this probable battlefield.
Excitement continues ut fever heat.
The commandant general has issued u
notice ceiling on the commanders to ss-
semble at specified spot on the Natal
border. The commanders from Krugers.
dorf. whose Burghers checkmsted the
Jsmison raiders, will embark on the
trains for the frontier to night There
Ia great activity at the war office In Pre-
toris.
The artillery reserves have have been
called out and arrangements to defend
the frontier are now complete and the
work of eQuipping is r,pidly progress
ing.
Burghers are congregating In the towns
ready 10 join their commands which
have strict orders not to approach toe
near the frontier, and to avoid collision
with the British forces.
The Beer forces are gathering at theiI
bases Of action, short distance from ths
border.
Tslegraphic communication between
Cape Town and Pretoria has become de-
layed during the past couple OF days
The streets OF Pretoria present seen,
Of great military animation. Armet
Burghers and artillerymsn are ridinl
about, the field cornets being engaged II
warning the Burghers to be In rssdines
ct moments notice.
At the town Of Cordsr,. Castro was at
tackled by nearly 5000 government
troops. under Fernandez. His force thel
consisted Of 5000 men. A terrible battl
was fought. and reports show q loss b
the government OF nearly 1900 kille,
and wounded. The rebel loss Is unknown
but II IL thought to be- less ~ their posi-
tion during the battle was superior
Again both claim victory. Afte
the battle the rebels marched to tn
town Of Tower. In this place tn
rebels fought and dispersed 800 gov
srnmsnt troops. under Gutierrez. an
captured their arms and ammunition
supplies.
At Arenelas there we're massed, accord
ing to a report, nearly $500 government
troops. commanded by Torrez. Guevrr
and Planes. The rebel chief deteste
them and captured many rifles. an
much ammunition. The rebel genert
Castro, Is resting his troops and animal
before marching to Valencia.
Cape Town, Sept. 29.-Ths Transvaal
reply to the last dispatches of the Bri
ish secretary Of state for the colonie
Chamberlain, has been sent from FIR
tOris. II is to the effect that the Repul
lie strictly sdhsres to the London col
vention and asks nothing further. III
question OF the suzereinty OF Gres
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-29
Another fine concert and dance will

Another fine concert and dance will
be given at Orchestrion hall tomorrow
free OF charge. These dances are be-
coming very popular, and are we'll at
tended by many Of Albuquerque's best
people, and will no doubt draw large
crowd tomorrow evening.
". Il. Rogers, formerly OF this city. but
for the past year or 80 located at Con-
gress Junction, Arizona, is here on a
visit to his family.
Mems Goodyear welt shoes $3.50 a
pair. Warranted In every way by Geo
G. Gainsley Il. Co.
Cash paid for household goods. liz
south First street. Borradaile & Co.