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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
Luis Sdnchez Morales.
IntereSante alOS haCendadOS

La Casa Krajewsk-Pesant Go. que leva e premio del
progreso por la buena case de maqunas ha he
cho mas nstaaones maqunaas de azdcar Mexico Lou
siana Brasil Argentina lsas Haway Cuba etc. etc. tene
guso de nornar los Sre hacendados de P-co que ella
puede suminrar completes para pequenas expoa
clones comprendendo dob repc0n trapche desmenuado
conductore. de canasy bagazos maqunas vapor
doa evaporador tacho al vaco cenruga MOTOR tam
de guarapo rops cachaza fos, bombas caderas u
buares wagones para azicar odos tales
bo counnas de hero menconado desde los
precos de S 1895 hasta demas grandes dmensiones.
para inormacones presupuestos etc. su agen-
Sr E. D?and, ngenero quimico, especalsa
Box 252 San Juan P6er Rico. A. Isl
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Paris al dla.

Ell reputado escultor frances M.
Rodin ha dado un almuerzO en- no
nor de su compaf1ero el insigne ar
tista espaf1ol seflor Querol.
Sc habla mucho de los esculto-
res espanoles, Ell fallo del Jurado
no Sc conocera hasta la pr6xima se-
mana.
Sin embargo, puedo asegurar
que obtendran medallas y premios
todos nuestros escultores, por este
6rden, segtn sus meritos: Benlliure,
Claras6, Blay, Folgueras, Alcobe.
rro, Carbonell, Fuxa, Rosell6, En-
bill, Obiols, etc.
Ell pintor Brull, autor del cua.
dro <Las ninfas,, adquirido por Ell
Estadc, me ha referido que, al salir
del palacio de Bellas Artes 9! Jura-
do de la secci6n de Escultura, ell es-
cultor Blay Sc encar6 con el escultor
Querol, miem bro del Jurado, dicien-
dole:
-Si no me da usted la medalla
de honor Sc acordara de mi.
Tambi6n me dijo ell senior Brull
que ell hecho 10 presenciaron los Sc.
flores Jim6nez, Rosell6, Menendez
Pidal y Aguilera.
En- el Consulate espanol Sc han
inscripto muchos cubanos, optando
por la nacionalidad espaf1ola. He po-
dido con6rmar Ia noticia por con-
ducto del consul espaf1ol senior 10.
da.
Esta noticia es objeto de comen-
tarios muy favorables para Espa'
ia.
Ell banquete y reception dados
ell 13 de JUNO en- la Embajada de
Espaf1a en- Paris, en- honor del mi.
nistro de Negocios Extranjeros, M.
Delcasse, fue una fiesta brillant1si'
ma y esplendida, bajo todos concep
tOS.
La Prensa de hoy, al dar cuen-
ia de la misma, le dedica cumplidos
elogios, asf como al Embajador se-
nor Leon y Castillo y q su distin.
guida sonora.
Sc sabe va ell resultado del re-
parto de. medallas en- la seccion de
pinturas de la Exposition. A Che
ca Sc le adjudica primera medalla,
DOR pintura, Y Otras prlmeras me-
dallas 4 Jimenez Amanda y Ubarrie.
ia, por dibujo.
Hoy Sc efectuar& el almuerzo
oue ell insigne Bartholdi, el autor de
la famosa estatua de la Libertad
iluminando al mundo, da en- honor
de su comparero nuestro compatrio'
ia Querol.
Este 1ltimo comera pa>ado ma
mana ell ell Eliseo, invitado por ot
presidente de la Repdolica, M Lou
bet, como homemade a las Artcs es
paHolas.
Sc We, pues, que no todo son
amarguras para el buen nombre de
Espai1a en- Paris, y parece que ha
varnos entrado on el periodo de las
compensaciones a disgustos pasa
dos.
La colonia espafola comcnta con
fruicion la detenida vista que aver
hizo ell presidente de la Repdblica
NJ. Loubet, en- la Exposition, al pa
bell6n de Espana, cuyos tapices Sc
valoran en- mas de 12O millones de
frances, y la comida de caracter IN
timo que di6 el rey Oscar de Suecia
4 la infanta Eulalia, ell ell Campo de
Marie.
Ell publico descubre de dla en-
dfa nuevos meritos y causas de ad
mlraci6n en- la seccion alcmana >.e Ia
Exposition. -.
Un crftico cientifco, M. Emilio
Gautier, afrma que Ia Exposition
de 1900 sera la apoteosis de la qu1
mica aleman1
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El sabado se despacho para
Nueva York. ell vapor america no
<Nae2 con cargade frutOs del pals
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Ell Carmen.

A todas las que respondan a es
to nombre, advocaci6n preciosa que
en- ell lenguaje de Andalucfa quiere
decir jardin, flores, perfumes; a to
das envjamos nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones, deseandoles un dia feliz,
muchas prosperidades y la algeria y
la paz para sus hogares.
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correo frances <Ville de Marseilla.
Ell sabado se despach6 para
Nueva York. el vapor americana
<Nae> con carga de frutos del pals
Anoche tuvo efecto en- Puerta
de TERRA, en- la morada de don Jose
M. Flores, una a nimada jarana, que
dur6 nasta atlas horas de la noche,
terminando con una suculenta cena
Formaban psrte distinguidas sef1o
ritas del barrio y un grupo escogido
de ]6venes de aquel poblado y esta
Capital. Para Ell dfa de Santiago Sc
prepara otra, que acknowledgements
resultara tan amin NADIA.
No mas lonas baratura sin
ejemplo mas de $4,000 colchones
ingleses a S5. so y de dos plazas 4
80 en- Gel Cielo, surtido nunca visto,
los colchones mejores y mas baratos
de cualquier tam af1o, Sc venden en-
eEl Cielo, y DO, 900 camisas aS1.
Ell vapor correo espaf1ol AL
fonso XIII ha sido sometido 6 cua
rentena de observation. Probable
mente saldra manana para su ruta.
+ Sc encuentr "a mejor de Ia en-
fermedad que enfa padeciendo ell
joven don Alberto Marin Marien,
hijo de -nuestro respectable amigo
do Ramon Marin
DR. Manuel Guzman Rodriguez
Certifca: 90
Que ha usado con magnifcos re
sultados ell Vino de Stearns de Acct
to de Hfgado de Bacalao con Pepto
nato de Hero, en- todas las enfer.-
medades consuntivas, en- la conva
lescencia de los processes febriles
graves, en- e1 palndismo cr6nico, y
en- todos aquellos padecimientos q re-
quiren ell uso del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao y ell Hi Hierro. Bs uno de
los meiores prepa radios en- ell trata.
miento de la Tisi$, Bronquitis, Ane
mia, Debilidad, general, Escrofula
y Raquitismo.
Hoy hemos recibido una mues
ira de los polvos de Taleo Boratado
de Mennen para el tocador que nos
envia ell amigo don Juan Eehevarria.
Y por el bouquet Que exhala, y Ia
inmejorable ca'idad complten venta-
iosamante con Il 1s mejores que SO
ippo1tan de Europa
Damos las gracias al amigo
Echevarria por SD obsequioy le pro-
fetisamos que tendr6n una gran
aceptacion entire Ia gente de tono y
buen Gusto. 81
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iFe|iz t rave sla!

Sc la deseam os q la apreciada
amiga y compaf1era de tareas,, la dis,
tinguida Srta. Ri ia Gonzalez que en-
barcara maf1ana a bordo del vapor
sAlfonso XIII, C. pm su apreciable fa-
milia para Espana a, tjando su resi-
dencia en- la coro NADIA Villa.
Sabe la sim patica com panera,
que aquf quedan amigos que Ia apre-
clan y le desean felices dias en- la
populosa Madrid, conquistando tan
afectuosas y sine ceras amistades CO.
mo las que aquf deja.
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Anoche tuvo efscto Ia inagu.
raci6n de Ia sociedad titulada <Liga
social. con un lucido bale, cuya fes.
ia result6 esplendida.
Con rumbo & Ponce zarp6 aver
el vapor americana <Ponce,.
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NOTICIAS
GEL 1NER ALE

Hoy llegara a este puerto, pro
cedento de Santo Domingo el vapol
cOrreO frances <Ville de Marseilla.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-03-08
TRAINS IN COLLISION.
Disaster ON C. n Il. 1. Railroad Near
Brazil, Ind.-Mnny Persons
Injured.

Brazil. Ind. March Ga miners
train carrying 400 workmen employed
at the mines north of here to their
homes in this city was run into by a
local freight train on the c. d i. |.
railroad at six o'clock Monday evening
and the caboose and two ears were
mashed 10 splinters. Melvin Easter.
n miner, of Brazil, was instantly
killed and more than 40 persons severe
~ wounded. Among those seriously
injured, many of whom will die, are:
Thomas Barrowman. both legs broken;
Lumsdon, arm broken, injured in chest:
Samuel Lynch. internal injuries; John
Dickson, Jack broken; Thomas Davis, both
arms broken: John Little, arm broken;
William Vesper. internal injuries.
Charles Alberti, a miner from Brazil,
is missing. and the body is supposed
to be in the wreckage.
Engineer William Mcintosh and Fire
man Ed Sheehan on the freight train
were injured by jumping when they OBJ
served the impending danger.
The wreck occurred in a deep cut in
the center of a short curve. The rail-
road company at once sem a special
train and brought the wounded to this
city.
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FROM

The statement of the public debt is
sued on the 1st shows that the debt de-
creased SO, $50. 16S during the month of
February. The cash balance in the
treasury was $500. 1923. The total debt,
less the cash balance in the treasury,
amounts to 81, 11S,SS6, 05o.
The president has authorized the use
of 81, $50, 900, the balance of the war
fund, in affording relief to the people
of Porto Rico.
Ninety-six soldiers who died in Cuba
since the end of the war were buried at
Arlington cemetery in Washington.
In the last eight months the govern
ment receipts have exceeded the ex-
penditures by $37, 763,O00
A preliminary report by the indus
trialcommission submitted to congress
of its Investigations into the operations
! of trusts says that certain evils in con
n~ection with them should be checked
by appropriate legislation.
At the minis of the United States the
total coinage executed during Feb
ruary was $I5,46S, ECO.
At the close of business February rs
last the total circulation of national
bank notes was $24o. 434,S7S, an increase
for the year of Sc, 1872 11.
Sydney Eppes, congressman from
Virginia, who was operated on for
appendicitis. died in Washington.
In the United States the mount of
money in circulation was So, 02.931,-
791, an increase since March /, 1890, of
$74,0S9,179.
The new minister from the Neither
lands, Baron Geyers, arrived in Wash
ington.
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WORK OF THE STORM.
Elevated Trains Tied Up In Chicago
for N Time-Wintry Blasts
Mt other Points.

Chicago, March 6.-All elevated
trains in Chicago were tied up for two
hours Monday night by the sleet-
storm as effectively as if the entire
working force of the three roads had
gone on n strike. 1t was the first
absolute surrender to the elements of
all the elevated lines since they began
carrying passengers.
Special dispatches show that the
storm extended generally over the
lake region from Detroit westward
and spread over Iowa and the north
ern half of Illinois. In southern Mich
igan the snow, including that which
fell last week, is now three feet on
the level. At Muskegon several rail
road trains are reported helpless in
the snow. From Wisconsin eight
inches of snow is reported at La
Crosse. At Joliet, ILL.,, street cars
were delayed. In Iowa the storm pre-
vailed generally over the state. Fruit
trees near Burlington were much
damaged by sleet. Six inches of snow
and sleet fell at Des Moines.
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IN LUZoN.
Success of Gen. Hates Expedition-A
Number of Towns Occupied
Some Fighting.

Manila, March 6.-Gen. Bates expedi-
ton to southern Luzon, consisting of
the Fortieth and Forty-fifth regiments,
a total of 2 300 men, has occupied Nueva
Caceres, province of South Camarines;
Dact, province of North Camarines, and
the neighboring smaller towns. The
enemy resisted at one point and two
Americans were killed, including Lieut..
John b. Galleher, of the Fortieth regi-
ment.
On February 20 the expedition arrived
at San Miguel bay, landed, and in three
columns Immediately pushed inland,
converging upon Nueva Caceres, and
attempting to control the enemy's
routes to retreat.
At Lithuanian, north of Nueva Caceres,
the enemy was concealed in the rice
field and resisted a battalion of the
Fortieth regiment which engaged them
at close quarters with bayonets. After
40 minutes fighting the enemy fled and
Lithuanian was occupied. The Ameri-
cans buried Ga of the enemy, whose to-
tai loss in killed and wounded is esti-
mated at 140.
Lieut.. Edgar f. Koehler, of the
Ninth infantry, was shot and killed
at a village six miles north of Tarlac,
where he went in search of some hid
den rifles. A Filipino, promising to
produce the rifles, led him into an am
bush away from his command. The
soldiers in revenge burned the village
and killed % of the enemy.
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PITH AND POINT.

He-"Miss Wellon's complexion is 81
fresh." She-"Yes; fresh as paint
Moonshine.
One plum pudding on the table is
worth two ia the sto-2cb.-Chicagc
daily News.
did you know that he now passes
the plate in church," "No. But I've
ofteu seen it pass him Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
ibid you hear" asked Mr.. Northside,
"of the big fee that Spifins gave the
minister that married him?" 81
didn't" replied Mr.. Shadyside. "How
much was ito" "He handed the minis
ter q dollar bill and told him TO keep
the change."-Pitssburgh Telegraph.
Cash No. 10 Ito foorwalker)-"Say
will yer please give me a pass to go
home? Me sister is going TO trow her
self away this aft, and ! want ter be
in at her finish" Floorwalker-"Why,
what do you mean, child?" Cash 13-
"Ah, she's going ter git married. See?'
Boston Traveller.
Wireless Telegraphy. = Suffering
cats!" exclaimed the war editor of the
yellow journal. 81 can't make head or
tail of this dispatch from our special
correspondent in South Africa.
James" called the editor to the office
boy, TASK the South African CORE
spondent to step in here a moment
Catholic Standard and Times.
my wife is a wonderful woman
"Ever write a book?" "No.'' 'Play,
perhaps?" "No." president of a
woman's club?" Wrong again" HAS
political aspirations?" Not one
'"Then for goodness sake what's won
derful about hero "We live in a fat.
and she succeeded in having our %ianitor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Record.
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Archbishop uennessy Dead.

Dubuque, la, March 5.-Archbishop
Hennessy died at 2:25 p. m. Sunday.
In March of last year tn archbishop
was first stricken with partial paralysis
of the brain. Though for days at the
point of death, he recovered. and was
well until the evening of February Is.
when he was again stricken. Friday
night he was seized with another
stroke, and though the attendants ex-
pected death every moment, he rallied
slightly, and when Archbishop Ryan,
of Philadelphia, arrived Sunday morn
ing he showed signs of recognition,
though unable to speak. He then be-
gan to sink and passed away quietly
and without a sign of pain.
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WEST \ sorTm.

At Cripple Creek, Col, the February
output of eoif vas 1926, 700.
In Chica2c EDWARD s. Dreyer, former
banker. was convicted Of embezzling
S316.O32.
\ bill to give women the right to vote
at all elections was defeated in the Ohio
legislature.
In a wreck on the Illinois Central at
Pope, Miss, Engineer Oliver and Fire
man Adams were fatally injured.
In Salt Lake City the Utah demo
cratic convention instructed delegates
for Bryan and deplored the ousting OF
Roberts for congress.
In Chicago Charles +. Lutz shot his
brother and killed the l~atter's wife in
a row over money matters.
In the vicinity of Dawson, Alaska,
immense coal beds have been found.
Miss Elida Wilbur, a San Francisco
girl. is recovering from a rance that
has lasted two years.
Hypolite Brown and Reuben Cately
%(negroes) were hanged at New Iberia
La, fer the murder of Martial Sorrel
a storekeeper, near Olivier, La.
The death of Rt. Rev. Mahlon n. Gil,
bert, bishop coadiutor of the diocese
of Minnesota (Episcopalian), occurred
in St. Paul, aged 50 years.
At Goldsboro, n. c., Thomas Smith
a young negro. was hanged for the
murder of Charles Cawthorne.
At Talborton, Ga, Will Leonard, a
negro. who murdered Francis Dean and
wife, was hanged.
Flames destroyed property valued at
100000 in the business portion of vi,
emma, IN.
At ~Brewersville. Ind, James Powers
a school-teacher, and W. A. Fuller, a
farmer, fatally wounded each other in
a fight.
Utah republicans have nominated
James I. Hammond for congress to fiji
the vacancy caused by the rejection
of Brigham II. Roberts.
In Chicago labor troubles have as.
sumed a most serious aspect, over 80.
500 men being on a strike.
The death of Archbishop Hennesy
of the Catholic diocese of Dubuque
Ia, occurred in that city, aged Z;
years.
The Texas republicans have nom.
mated c. C. Drake. of Eagle Pass, for
congressman
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REPORT ON TRUSTS.
Preliminary statement from the In
dustrinl Commission Submit
ted to Congress-.

Washington, March 2.-The indus
trial commission Thursday submitted
to congress a preliminary report on
trusts and industrial combinations,
together with testimony, review of ev-
idence, charts, showing effects of
prices, etc. The commission makes the
following recommendations based on
such information as it nov has:
Promoters and organizers of corporations
or Industrial combination which look to
the public TO purchase or deal. in their
stocks or securities should be required TO
furnish full details In regard to their bust
ness necessary for safe and intelligent
investment. Any prospectus which fails
to give this Information or which gives
false information should be held legally
respons.b le. The nature OF the business
together &ith the powers of the various
officers should be expressed In the certifi-
Gates of Incorporation, which should be
open TO inspection. The directors or trus-
tees should be required to report to the
members of such corporation It's financial
condition in reasonable detail: TO give
members access to records of directors
meetings or otherwise and to furnish them
before annual meetings with lists of mem
bers, with their addresses and their sew
eral holdings, and 10 provide in whatever
other ways may be named In the certificate
of Incorporation means whereby the mem
bers may prevent the misuse of their prop
erty by directors or trustees
Ii is recommended that the larger cor
poratIons should be required 10 publish an
nua!ly a properly audited report, showing
In reasonable detail their assets and LA
bilities, with profit or loss; such report and
audit 10 be under oath and TO be subject
to government inspection. With regard to
the Interstate commerce commission, 1t is
recommended that IL be given authority
not only TO prescribe the methods of keep
ing accounts OF railroads and to demand
reports in such detail as IL may require,
but also to inspect and audit such accounts;
that the decisions of the commission be
made operative at a day fixed I'm the de-
cisions and TO remain so unless reversed
by the United States on appeal; that the
commission be authorized to prescribe
classihcations OF freight articles. ard 10
make rules and regulations for (: eight
transportation throughout the United
States. and that penalties for violations OF
the interstate act should be
appropriate fines against the carrier and
not imprisonment OF officials.
Commissioner Lorimer states that he
concurs in all the recommendations. but
withholds his judgment on transportation
corporations until testimony now being
compiled by the commission is submitted
to congress with recommendations. Com
missioner Clarke concurs in all recommend
atlons except that he believes rates fixed
by the interstate commission
should not go into effect In case Of appeal
until affirmed by court and that trial on
appeal should be expedited.
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FOR ABSOLUTE FREE TRADE
senator Davis Presents nm Amend
ment TO the Porto Rican Hill
Also Proposes New Section.

Washington, March 6.-Senator Da-
Wis, of Minnesota. Monday offered an
amendment to the Porto Rican bill
in the senate. Its effect is to have
the tariff laws of the United States
applied to Porto Rico upon foreign
imports. but allows absolute free
trade between the United States and
Porto Rico.
He also proposes a new section, as
follows:
For the purposes Of this act, the fol-
lowing provisions OF the constitution of
the United States are hereby extended and
made applicable to Porto Rico:
TT congress shall have power 10 lay
and collect taxes. duties, imposts and ex-
cises, TO pay the debts and provide for
the common defense and general welfare
of the United States; but all duties, Inn
posts and excuses shall be uniform
throughout the United States.
mo capitation or other direct tax shall
be laid. unless in proportion to the census
or enumeration hereinbefore directed to
be taken.
mo tax or duty shall be given by any
regulation of m or revenue to the
ports of one state over those OF another;
nor shall vessels bound to or from one
state be obliged to enter. clear or pay
~
The amendment is as follows:
"And 1t is hereby enacted that all du-
ties, imposts and excuses imposed or lew
led, laid or collected by congress upon
Porto Rico or any products or business
thereof or in relation TO said Porto Rico
shall be uniform with all duties, imposts
and excuses laid and collected through
out the United States.
THAT no capitation or other direct tax
shall be laid by congress In or upon Porto
Rico unless in proportion to the census
or enumeration directed to be taken by
the constitution;
THAT nc tax or duty shall be laid on
articles exported from Porto Rico;
THAT no preference shall be given by
any regulation of m or revenue to
the ports of Porto Rico over those of any
state of the union, nor shall vessels bound
to or from Porto Rico be obliged to enter,
clear or pay duties In any state OF the
union;
Nor shall any preference be given by
any regulation of or revenue to
the ports of any state of the union over
those of Porto Rico. nor shall vessels
bound to or from the ports of any state
of the union be Obliged TO enter. clear or
pay duties I'm any port of Porto Rico"
Senator Davis says his amendment
speaks for itself. 1t extends the con-
stitution over Porto Rico, and by so
doing implies that it cannot be *
tended to the Philippines or other ter
ritories except by Legislative action.
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DOINGS Or WEEK
What Has Happened Throughout
the Civilized World.
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
A Complete Review of the Happenings
of the Past Seven Days in This
and All Foreign Lands.
GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES
rIrrY-sIxru CONGRESS-.

The bill providing a form of govern
ment for the territory of Hawaii was
passed by the United States senate
on the list and the Porto Rican tariff
bill was made the unfinished business.
In the house Il favorable report was
made on a bull to reorganize the con
sugar service and an agreement was
made TO consider the bill relating to
second-olass mail matter March 90.
Inthe United States senate IN the I'd a
bill providing a territorial government
o rPorto Rico was considered, and Sen.
ator IIoar spoke in favor of seating Mr..
Quay, of Pennsylvania. In the house,
upon the presidents recommendation,
a bill was passed to expend the $4,000
600 custom duty collected on imports
from Porto Rico since the Spanish
evacuation for the relief of Porto
Ricans.
The pension appropriation bill (S144,-
000,000) was read in the United States
senate on the Sd, Senator Teller criti-
cised the currency bill, and 80 private
pension bills were passed. In the
house the death of Representative Epes,
of Virginia, was announced, appropri-
ate resolutions were adopted, and a
committee appointed to attend the
funeral.