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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

La aacald1a de Juncos ha pedido
al Gobierno ordene la prosecution
de las obras de reparacion de cami
nos, las euales Sc suspendieron en- la
carretera que partiendo desde Ca
guas va hasta Hu macao enlazandO
dicho pueblo con Ell de Gurabo.
El Ayuntamiento de Aguassbue-
mas ha enviado la Secretaffa Civil,
para su aprobaci6n, los acuerdos to-
mados Ell sus 1ltimas sesiones.
81 conficto anglo -boer Sc ha
agravado. Los aliados coloniales de
los beers, han pedido la Intervention
de los Poderes europeos.
Hemos tenido Ell gusto de salu-
dar a nuestro antique amigo com
paflero, don Pedro Acevedo i Rive
ra de Aguadilla, quien Sc halla en-
esta Capital acompaf1ado de su dis
tinguida esposa.
Don Nicolas Bertran Reyes y
don P edro Velazquez Figueroa, ve-
cinos de Humacao, han solicitado
condonaci6n de contribution es.
Don Joaquin Mercado y don Al
berto Hurtado, de Mayaguez, han
consultado Ia Secretar1a Cl vii 81 es
cierto que aquellos empleados a los
cuales les adeudan los Aynntamien-
/ tos cantidades por sus haberes como
tales, paeden traspasar a sus acree-
dores por medic de acta notarial sus
deudaS.
De la Colonia del Cabo han par
ticipado al Gobiernode Londres, que
ademas de los 5000 holandeses que
Sc han levantado en- armas al grito
de independents, Sc ha insurreccio
nado tambien todo ell Distritolde Car
navon,
| Sc encuentra en- esta Capital don
Aurelio Dapena, vecino de- Yabu.
Goa.
So encuentra retenida ed CANA,
de algnn cuida 10, Ia aprec:able lie Srta
/ Julia Otero. CeIebrarfamos su prom
to restablecimiento.
Nuestro estimado corresponsal
de Manatf nos envia nm largo escrito
. ratifcando 10 que habfa dicho relati-
vo A la desgracia ocurrida reciente
mente en- aquel pueblo con un| vecino
que fu6 muerto por 81 ferrocArril, 81
cual escrito no podemos puhlicar hoy
par suImucha tension. pero ST que
. remos Ehaeer constar desdeI luego.
Que Las noticias suministradas por e
!. citado corresponsaI son com piera
| mente exactas q verfdicas.
| - Al
/ cedelte ade New YGrk to
mo puerto hoy el yapor trans sport,
americana INC Clellan, "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital don
Aurelio Dapena, vecinO de Yabu-
Goa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

Posesionados los ingleses d.
la lmportante plaza de Olasvogol
kop, Sc encuentran q 25 millas de Il
Capital del E>tado de Orange.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

Embarcaron en- ell vapor <Phila-
delphia, con direcclon New York
a nasal iarOS .r-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13
N;|0I''I:|C:.I:AS. n ! ! :.

r.
Ha regresado a esta Capital, de
paso para la Habana y Nueva York,
el afamado especialista TENIcIDtA
RALDIRIS Permanecera aqui muy
pocos dias. Esta hospedado en- ei
gran xHotel Inglaterra !,
Ha sido declarado nulo por la
Superioridad el acuerdo del Ayun-
tamiento de Hato 'Grande, aceptan-
dole la renuncia al concejal don Pc
dro Mach4n, sobre 10 cual recurrie
ron en- alzada los sef1ores don Andres
Lopez Y don Juan Vazquez, por con
siderar que el alcalde habfa infringi.
do una disposition superior.
Ounce jovenes del pueblo de Ca
yey, han ingresado en- los nuevos ba.
tallones creados en- esta Isla.
Circular rumores de Que Sc han
recibido ordenes de Washington, pa
ra que eseconstruyan Sc casas en- ell cam
.po del MORO que sirvan de vivienda
q los ofciales de ejercito Residences
en- eSta ISla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

So encuentra retenida ed CANA,
de algnn cuida 10, Ia aprec:able Srta|
Julia Otero. Celebrarfamos su prom
to restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

"A estas horas ha debido hacerse
cargo de la direction de las tropas
destacadas en- Cayey, ell teniente Mr..
Graham L. johnson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

AICA IA OI10xI fN1A1A IIof11N 1 ~
Elegantfsimas cintas estrechas,
i millares de seda para adornos de
trajes, encajes de seda blapcos, ne
gros j de colores Ell AREA DE
LA ALBANIA precioso libro de mi
sa con 632 folios bonitos grabados
conteniendo cuantas oraciones no.
venas s puedan existir, desde ST. 25 a
So uno El Diamante del Alma Pia
dosa, a IS cts Ell Hijo de Dios, pa.
ra LOT nif1os a Is cts Manuel Vicen
to Al San Francisco Al, .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

La Colecturfa de Rentas de
Aguadilla le ha tornado expediente
de defraudacion al Estado al vecino D
i comerciante de aquella Villa don
Ramon Vega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

Procedentede New YGfk to-
mo puerto hoy el yapor transporte
americana Nc Clellan''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

De la Colonia del Cabo han par
ticipado al Gobiernode Londres, que
ademas de los 5000 holandeses que
Sc han levantado en- armas al grito
de independence, Sc ha insurreccio
nado tambien tOdo ell DistritoDde Car
nauOn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

LIE han sido concedidos los 80
dias de icencia que solicitara para
atender a su salud, al Alcalde de
Arecibo don Jose Ruiz Sagredo.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

o. eommercialism. and the United states
Is 20 far in advance of all the other civil
izei nations % the world. IN point OF manu-
featuring Industries. that her inquiry IN
trls regard VIII be 81 the utmost signi-
hesnce. not only 20 her own people. but
% other countries The present indications
are. from the schedules that have already
cdme Ca hand that the amount q capital
Interested end enormous products attain
"a win evoke the crthus .ssm Of all patri-
ote citizens In the last few years the
growth % our Industries has been simply
colossal The manufacturing inquiry will
demonstrate beyond any doubt. that there
De- practically no limit 20 the Industrial
resources OF the United states and the
result ln figures viii be evidence Of our
ability not only 20 compete with the en-
tire world Tor its trade. but, IN addition
thereto. 600 elevate our industrial army 10
q muen higher plane Ia us mode % living
ard lts meth7d 81 thought
8 larrer sum than ever before will -
spent ln tho requirement OF thorough
Inform alton as 10 the condition and num-
beers 81 the great landed Interests Of the
country. ana there will be some new
inquiries in connection with the agricul-
tlrai work. that viii be 81 great value.
showing not only those who rent. the size
% the farms. their products. /, IL interest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

Ing 10 know. IN connection with this IN
quiry, that We shall for the first time.
have clear idea Of how many % the
colored people OF the United States for
merry in slavery. have become ti.lers OF
the soil over forty per cent o. the nat
iouai wealth Is invested In agriculture.
ard Il Is only proper that this enormous
source Of national wealth should have
the fullest opportunity 20 demonstrate the
important position it holds as factor
in the growth OK the Republic.
slight Loss in the Ratio of Growth
of CITY Population.
Thus far the Census Ofice has given
ont the population Of the cities Of twenty
hye thousand and over. involving per
haps nineteen millions OF people. IL Is
numerical sain In the two LAST decades
has been practically the same That IS
20 say. between 1850 ard ise) the ga
over the previous decade wac IN round
numbers. 100000 people and IN the decade
between 1880 and 800 the numen al
growth has been about $4,000. thus
showing practically little difference be-
tween the two decades Ia urban popula-
ton
IL Is further noticeable that the percent
age 30 the different Giles has varied IN
the amount OF their increase. some in
rretsing a larger percentage. Ike West
superior Wisconsin. others losing. like
me % the Nebraska cities. but the
average growth has been practically the
same Statisticlans vary as TO the cause
NJ this remarkable coincidence In the
growth between The two decades but tbe
mtst reasonable explanation IS the fact
that The people. especially ia the building
trades must pass from one city 20 an
thor as business Increases or falls OF.
There viii De many interesting sociolO-
gical questions 10 he gathered from the
various data which viii result from the
Census ~ isOl. and much that Will be In
tcrestirr 20 students ~ statistics II IS
confidently believed that the nation Will
Eot only show a very handsome increase
go lts population. but that ~ viii show a
splendid growth m an industrial way. tina;
cannot help but be satisfactory to the oiti-
zeus Of the United States
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

II Il medicine for weak women u g.
purely vegetable medicine ard can b.
taken by the most delicate. kidney ps.
eases. Rheumatism and oil diseases Of tss
Blood. Stomach ard nerves soon sueeuuo
to is wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands Of people In Georgia
recommend Il. Price 400.
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the msdioiss
that the Quaker Doctor made all OF als
wonderful quick cures with. It's nsa
and wonderful medicine for Neura sa
Toothache. Backache. Rheumats-
sprSins. Pain In Bowels: IN fact ali % 10
can be relieved by H. Price &c and ~
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
medicated soap for the skin, scalp ana
complexion. Price loo a cake.
QUAKER HEALING sALvE. q Yea.
table ointments for the cure OF letter, 90
Eema and eruptions Of the skin Prts
i0c Q boz.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUooisTa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
MERRIAM ON CENSUS WORK.
INTERESTING COMMENTS nv THE
DIRECTOR Ca THE CENSUS.

Enormous Labor of collection and
Compilation-Thc score Of the Pre-
sent Inquiry -PoputRtton. AEri-
culture. Manufacturing, and Nttat
statistics the Principal Points-Re-
suits VIII show That This nation
the Entire World ia Manufactures
and drade-Thc Negro and the
Farms.
ry Cen william r Merriam. Director OF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

-"In have 10 quit sending Dolphus
Daubo my poems"
Docs Doe criticize thcm2"
well hc hasn't said anything: but
every time ! send him a poem De- sends
me one OF hls atrocious paintings ~ De-
troll Free press.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
The QuakGrS Are
Honest PEOPLE,

The Quaker Hen
Ionle is not only a
nooo puriaef but a
Blood MAKE,
Pale. Weak ana -.
oilitated Peep W.,
have not strength
nor blood Il acts a.
a tonic a. regulate,
digestion. cures dv-
pepeia ana lend,
strength and tone "a
the nervous Evste-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

WIN you marry me Miss Tommey?"
asked Mr.. CollinFwood.
No. Indeed" replied she. IL wouldn't
marry the best man on earth
cot course. you won't You'l never
have an opportunity But that Is 40 rcn-
son why you shouldn't marry me."-De-
troit Free Press.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
WEST END

ISI IND
The first car leaves for West rna n,
z 30 a N. ana every 20 minutes tnereaster
until 400 O. m. after which a car runs
In each direction every % minutes until
midnight.
" NJ LOTION. Gen. Mgr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

py Cen william r Merriam. Director OF
ffa Census cog lsst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
BENJAMIN VI. Edmonds Became Surety toT
The Former Superintendent
CHARGE ON WHICH THE BILL is BASED
ills Alleged Tass Offered to Settle Cases Against
George 3. Borden Of Crescent Park on
lhe Payment Of S4OO.

Rev. Norman II. Plass, who until re-
Gently was in charge Of the affairs OF
the Anti Saloon League, appeared In
Judge Wilbur's court and pleaded not
guilty 10 an indictment charging him
with blackmail. Rev. Mr.. Plass was
accompanied by his counsel, stephen
A. Cooke.
The plea entered by direction OF
counsel was not guilty. Rev. Mr.. Plass
IL is alleged wrote letters 20 George B,
Boyden. manager OF. Crescent Park
claiming the league had number OF
cases of illegal selling OF liquor against
him and later intimated TO Mr.. Boy
dens representative that they could be
settled on the payment OF S4OO. Judge
Wilbur fixed bail in the sum OF $500 and
Benjamin w. Edmonds was accepted as
his bail
Ii was not expected that Rev. Mr.
Plass would plead until later in the
month as he was out of the state. Hi
whereabouts were known 20 the state
authorities and there was no hurry as
10 the time he should plead. Rev Mr.
Plass recently returned here and yes
terday his counsel decided to have him
plead today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
ATTEMPTED MURDER WHILE
ON THEIR WAY TO THE GALL0WS.

FL Paso, Tex, Jan. Ga double hang
ing at the El Paso County Jail yester-
day developed into one of the most SEN
eational episodes in the criminal history
of Texas. Antonio Flores and Geroni-
mo PARA, about to be hanged. were M
seemingly close spiritual communion
with the priests. They seemed dispirited
and resigned.
AS the cell door was opened to con-
duct Flores to the scaffold he and hi
fellow Mexican murderer suddenl.
threw off their air OF humility anC
drawing sharpened wire daggers pre-
viously concealed on their persons
sprang out like Wild beasts and des
perately attacked the deputies sur
rounding them. PARA was covered by
gun i'm the hands OF State Ranger San
derson. and as he paused for a moment
I'm his break for freedom the cell door
was slammed i'm his face.
Flores. loose in the corridor. mad
dened with the tho"ght Of his awful
fate yelled I'm Spani-h: you shall all
go TO hell with me-" and attempted 70
disembowel Deputy Edward Bryant.
The wounds inflicted were not fatal.
but Flores was conquered only by the
combined might OF four men. and sew
ic In the narrow corridors.
Only the determined front OF six
Rangers with drawn siX-shOoters coWed
the other prisoners and prevented an
outbreak evidently prearranged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
Fidelity Trust and Guarantee
Co. Of Buffalo The Loser.
Embezz|er Fled, but Returned Later.
Hopes Of Directors to Have a
Surplus Of S500,000 Defeated.

of $500 900. with the opening of the year
1900, and but for this defalcation their
hopes would have been realized. AS
Is, the amount was charged 10 profit
and loss, the moment IL was discovered.
and the surplus after such charge stood
at S462, ,127.
when Newton left town he knew
that the bank examiner would be in
attendance the next morning. The
examiner was promptly advised of the
information possessed by the president
and secretary and concurred in tn,
charge OF $3S, 900 ITO profit and loss. Hs
was asked TO make the most thorough
examination. This was done and every
thing was found in perfect order. The
officers are unable 10 say precisely
when the money was taken, but 1t Is
thought a-iaFFe- Part-nf- it MAS -rakeI
during the absence of the secretary in
attendance at the deathbed of his faith
er.
THE annual meeting Of the company
will be held on the nth day OF Jan
uary, 1900, pursuant TO the bylaws ana
the company will then begin the pay
ment of monthly dividends.
"(Sgd) Frank G. Lock, =
Lorraine Lewis.
Henry NJ. Watson,
&c. Il. Williams"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
POLICE CALLED OUT TO STOP
FIGHT BETWEEN STOCKHOLDERS

ST. Louis. Jan. 6.-The offices OF the
Columbia IHeandescent Lamp Com
pany were the scene today OF a pitched
battle between rival stockholders OF
the company. which caused a police
riot call. a fire and the placing of
squad of bluecoats in charge of the
plant
The battle was FOR the possession OF
ID. =. Garrison and his sons. William
O. and A. c.. on one side. and William
: Rex and George y. Rex and their
sister Mrs. Anna Rothheimer on the
other side.
The battle was for the possseion OF
the prope.v and ended in the rout Of
the Garrison party who. with their at
torney. T. Percy Carr, were forcibly
elected. carr and the elder Garrison
were assaulted
To prevent the return of the Garrison
party riot call for police was turned
in by the Rex party. Fully twenty po-
licemen quickly appeared on the scene.
guarded the door at the direction OF
William s. Rex. who claimed to be the
new president and refusing admittance
to all persons.
one hundred girls are employed In
the factors. and iu the excitement Katie
Shearn rushed against a gas fame, her
dress taking FIRE and burning her se-
vcrelv The elected stockholders made
another attempt to get into the office
and a secoi. fight followed. In which
a detective was assaulted and two OF
the stockholders were arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06

Buffalo, Jan. 6.-F. l.. Newton, pay
ing teller OF the Fidelity Trust and
guarantee company. is an embezzler
to the amount of $4,000.
The following statement has been is
sued by the company:
''On Thursday evening, Dec. IA. 1899,
the president and secretary of this
company was advised that Fed l..
Newton. one of its trusted employees.
and who had been acting as bookkeep-
er and paying teller was defaulter.
A prompt examination disclosed the
fact that Newton's cash was short to
the extent of precisely s4S,O The trust
company held the bond of the Ameri-
can Surety company, and on the 18th
day of December, 1899. the surety com
pany paid the $1OO 900. being the amount
Of it's bond, leaving the trust company
with loss of precisely s3s.0OO. Newton
had fed the city on the evening when
the discovery was made. He returned,
however. voluntarily. and was tempor-
arily left in the custody of his counsel.
Senator MacKay.
THE officers of the company mad set
their hearts on having clear surplus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
CAPT. STEVENS DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS,
Had Been Sick Since Last July.
Was Appointed to the Police
Force in 1900.

Capt. Eugene stevens OF the Second
police precinct died at his residence on
Broadway at $3.50 this morning, after
a long and a painful illness. terminal
ing in diabetes.
Capt. Stevens was first taken i'll in
July and was off duty until early Au-
gust. on Nov. II he was reported on
the sick list and from that time he new
er left his house.
Capt. Stevens was born at Piermont,
n. H., Dec. 10, lS43. After his school
years he became a machinist and in
1864 moved 10 this city. on Jan. 10,
1869 he was appointed upon the police
force and was ass gned TO duty as night
patrol at the Fourth station, From
there he went To special day duty at
the Hope reservoir while that work was
in process OF construction. Then he was
sent TO the Fifth. travelling days until
ne was relieved on his beat by Patrick
Parker and went back 90 night duty at
the Fourth.
He was made roundsman I'm 1878. ON
August Z. 1879. there was "a marked
change I'm the makeup OF the police
force The office Of roundsman was
abolished. and thosa N ueuJ 'n1nt ana
sergeant were created. There were two
rOunusmDn At ehtu Stolihu anu one 'A
these was made a lieutenant and the
other a sergeant. Roundsman stevens
was selected 10 be Lieutenant at the
Fourth. ana served as such uitil Octo-
ber 3. 1889 when he was made cap
tain. being assi gned 90 the Third-sta-
tion. From there he was sent to the
Second. then back 20 the th.rd then
70 Central and finally % the Second,
who're he remained until the end Of his
earthly career.
Capt. stevens was made a Mason IN
Grafton lodge. No. i6. a. Bavcrhill
and on Sent 3. 1865. took bis third de-
gree
lie was master Of Grafton lodge in
1876 Locally he did not affiliate with
any blue lodge. but he was memher
0f Calvary Commandery. Providence
ROYAL Arch chapter. Providence Coun-
eli ~ ROYAL and Select Masters and
Palestine Encampment ~ Shriners He
had been commander of calvary ma
ter of Providence cout oil and last
April was elected grand master Of the
Grand Gouncil.
Eugene stevens was son Of Thomas
Mussey and Chloe Sophronia (Brooks)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
Wives Of Supreme Court Justices SET Back
by Her Energetic Action.
CHIEF JUSTICE ENTERED A PROTEST.
Won ROIlshan 0ffen1ei- German Ambassador
Arrived at The 0swsy Residence After Rscsp-
ton Was Ended and Mas kot Received.

Washington, Jan. Official WASH
ingbon and social ashington are both
profoundly shocked. a Chief Justice
OF the supreme curt is offended. An
ambassador OF the German Empire is
grieved. Representations have been
made to the president and 10 the Sec
retary OF state. and what you sup
pose the whole tremendous row is
about? You couldn't guess in many
years. and If you did not happen TO
know Washington you never could
guess.
Wen, the cause of all the row is the
charming wIIe OF the gallant old hero
OF Manila Bay. The trouble with the
Judge came about in this way:
Mrs. Dewey attended the White House
reception on New Years Day. She was
allotted a place in the lire OF callers.
She was among the civil officers OF the
government and their wives. who fol-
lowed members OF the diplomatic corps
and the supreme court.
But the long. tortuous line moved too
slowly for Mrs. Dewey, who Is an ener-
getic body. Watching her opportunity
she grabbed Secretary Long by the arm
wt1pr ne s1ufIied Past-tA doorway
Mnefe Sne Slood anu liiOhNh arms ''NA
him.
The secretary ia a gallant gentlema
and ne charged boldly on the President
with the admiral's wife. He forgot tn
wives of the judges OF the Supreme
Court who were set back by the head
Ions rush. They did not forget how
ever.
The next day chief Justice Fuller
filed a protest with Secretary Porter
Secretary Porter referred the matter
to the president. A decision is pending
and in the mean time just imagine IL
you can the agitation Of society.
But Mrs. Dewey's adventures for tn q
day were not ended. She gave a recep-
tion from 1890 to 2. The German am
bassador arrived ten minutes late. He
was not received. That evening there
was gathering Of the Diplomatic Corps.
They advised him 10 report TO the Sec
retary of state. So a protest was filed
with Col. Hay on the Following MORN
ing.
In the mean time maybe the diplo-
mats are not excited