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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-16

algunos renegar de la Santa Inqni'
sici6n, la mas alta, la mas noble jus
ticia que haya sido nunca practicable
en- nombre de Dios por la mano del
hombre'' -
Otros hay, mas nebulosos 8 me
nos duros, que envuelven sus adh e.
stones al antiprotestantismo en- for
mulas filosoficas. Bourget es uno de
ellos, y Jules de Gaultier otro.
Detras de estos, que son clos
grandes>, los <conductores,, Ilega
ran los jovenes, y dir&n 10 mis- mo
con mas truculencia, queriendo riva
liar con Gsuthier Villars y con
Barres en- la dureza de los t6rminos.
Y detras de ellos vendran los pobres
de espfritu, los apasionados, la mul
titud que formara la masa, y que
constituira, al fin, un nuevo partido
de odio y de crueldad
iPobre Paris! Despues del
antisemitismo ell naciona}ismo, des'
pues del nacionalismo Q, antiprotes
tantismo. Lo unico que falta ahora
es un partido absolutista.
f. GOMEZ CARRILLO.
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Emulsion
de Scott

de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao con Hipofosfitos cuanto
antes. Ella sanara las mem
Dranas inflamadas, fortifican-
dolas a la vez en- alto grado.
La digestion Sc fortificara,
'nejorara el apetito y aumen-
tara ell peso. Todo eI cuerpo
Sc fortificara y no podran to-
mar arraigo los germenes de
Ia tisis.
Esta propiedad de nutrn,
sostener y robustecer es la
que ha dado a la EMULSION
DE SCOTT valor tan extraor-
dinariO en- todas las enferme-
dades que debilitan y desgas-
tan el ORGANISING.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Qufmieo.. New York.
Mfrese con sospecha todo frasco que
carezca del envo!torio sobrs 81 eual va
pegada la etiqucta del pescador llevando
sobre los hombros un gran baealao. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-16

Nos suplican lamar Ia aten.
cion de la policfa, hacia un grupo
de muchachos que Sc situa todas las
tardes frente q las casas s, 7y9 de
Ia Gale de San Francisco, atormen,
tando a todo ell vecindario con sus
frecuentes escandalos.
CoSsEJo 4 LAS MApr- II r,-< lalrl.l ,te
WinSlow debe sieln;:-t ca: Is :os esten
periodic de la denticion. A j.. e ,nonerto al peeue,.
sutriente produce sueht ?iursl .ranQuilo alvian
do al niho de door e angelic despier,a much.
viveza rs muy agradable al pa!adar. Calma al nho
ablanda las encias alva dolores ayuda al vento
regula los intestinos el neor conocido remedie
para la diarrea ash resulte e Ia denticion de etre
causas. Tener cuidadc p< Cir J-Fah4 Czimant
de Mrs Wics.ow' pues co 81 -,-ior de todos
Don Ventura Conde, don En- =.
rique F Castanera y don Juan Telle
chea, vecinos de Ponce, Sc han sepa
ra1o del partido Federal ingresando
en- ell Republican,
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En- viaje desde Venezuela los
Estados Unidos, hizo escala esta
manana en- nuestro puerto ell vapor
americana philadelphia
Ell Centre de Detallistas ha dado
las mas expresivas gracias al Alcal-
de por su bando publicado con fecha
del actual
Han sido nombrauos guardias
municipales, Juan Vargas Nieves,
Jose Charbonier, Jose Cervoni y Ma
ximo Tolaf.
Han sido romhrados escrihien-
tes los de la Secretarfa del Ayunta-
miento don jose Pho Manzano don
Inocente Rivera y 20 don Juan Pal
ma
Los medicos tituIares y varios
empleados del municipio presenta
ron un escrito en- Ia session de ante
noche, pidiendo aumento de sueldo.
En- la session proxima quedara re
suel!a esta petici6n.
Ha presentado la renuncia dc
guardia municipal, ell joven don Ri
cardo Davila, que presto muy buenos
servicios en- el cuerpo Lo lamen
tamOs.
Ell Concejo municipal, en- su I'll
TINA session, acord6 satisfacer a do
ia Claudina Rodriguez ell sueldo que
devengara su hijo don Heraclio T,
rres, en- el mes que falleci6.
Don Cosme Cintr6n presento :,
renuncia de vigilante de consumes
que le fue aceptada, quedando en- 81
lugar don Rafael Furniz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-16

DANA para piano 2 ma
ldem manos, y canto. 40 ,
n Il lO-4
Antenoche fu6 herido gravemente
on la Plaza de Armas el individuo
Tomas Torres, quien pas6 al hospi-
tai despues de asistido en- la sala de
socorros. El cabo Va.quez y ell poll.
cfa Qui11ones detuvo por sospecha
los individuos. Eloy Conroig, Fuse
bio Duprey, Auselmo Cirino y
Abelardo Manterola
Reclamados por el Juzgado de
San Francisco fueron detenidos
antier los individuos Clemente Flo
memo, Santiago Iglesias, Juan Cue
ira; Eduardo Conde, Adolfo Cova
Y sandalio Sanchez.
Ha sido desestfmada una ms
tancia que presentara al Ayunta
miento jose Laviosa, pretendiendo
Sc le reponga en- su destino de poll
cfa municipal.
Por lesiones iuferidas q Agus-
tin Martinez, fu6 detenido antier ell
individuo Manuel Garcia
Sc ha acordado por nuestro A
yuntamiento, en- session de antenoche;
instruir expediente en- virtud de 10
pretendido por Mr.. j Milton Green,
sobre aperture de la calle 1Oa en- ell
poblado de Santurce.
Ell Ayuntamie ento de esta Ca
pital ha comisionado al CONCEAL
don jose G.. del Vail q para one nive
le ell actual presupuesto.
Por renuncia que presentara
Ell Vice Consul ingles en- Aguadilla
Mr. Agust Gauslant, Sc ha designa,
do para aquel cargo Mr. Daniel
Keaney.
Ell Ayuntamien nto de Vega ba,
ia ha nombrado Juez municipal pro
pietarios de aquel pueblo a nuestro
amigo don Manuel Muf1oz Saurf
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tes a su graduation, el colegial esta
dispuesto a <aceptar un empleo re-
muneratiyo, Despues Sc vuelve loco
buscando <trabajo de cuaIquier cla-
seq
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Al Czef de los r Rusias,


va fuistes bendecido y coronadR
Esplendorosamente consagrado
I'm medic de una pompa sin igual;s
Oyeme, pues; escucha los consoles
De quien fue sin tn venia tus festejos;
-NY = iYo soy Ia ibertad
I'd mandas Glen millones de lacayos:
Diez mil canones que vomitan rayos
Rompen en- truenos tn voz triunfa1;
Cuatro mares, esclavos de tu acero,
Besan tus plantas imperiales, pero. -
:z& iYo soy la libertad!
Sc bueno justo, porque Dios Sc irrita:
Anna & ese pueblo que tus pies Sc aglta
Con latentes hervores de volcan; =
> No me .persigas mas, dame Ia mano,
Ti6ndemela, 81 no itiembla, tirano!
iYo soy la libertad!
SALVADOR DIAZ MIRON.
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SlMPA7ICO

abanco mas eegane que que oda DANA
de buen gusto.
Solctese el GRAN BAZAR DE NOVEDADES de Gonzalez
Padn Hmnos San Francisco 80 la PAQUTA Justo 49,
Unicos dep6sitos.
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Bozor 0tero.
@ PONCE p. r. 81

sB PUNCE-P. r. st
DANA para piano ma
nos a 25 c oro
ldem q 4 manos, y canto. 40 { ,
n Il lO-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-16

Mr. He,ly G, Gait que acaha de
lleear De putltu Nl,C, donde ha IA
sa1o los ultjmts tfts: 1neses, habla
con mucho eLtusIasn IL de la isla, V
dice que siEceran eAte cree que den
tro de poccs ancs sera upo dc los
EstaGos m6s ljees~ae a>enien. En-
tire otras cosas djjo:
Los americanos no deben inter
pretar las festas de Santiago como
demonstration de animosidad contra
nuestlo pueblo, Santiago es el pa
tr6n de Espana, y es' costumbre ira.
dicional celebrar su fiesta Vel cue
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Para terminar. Invitado por ell
Presidente de Ia Universidad de Vir
MIA, que Sc levanta en- Charlottesv
lie, a 113 mil]as de esta Capital, sal
go para aquella ciudad para pasar
ALI un par de dfas.
Es objeto de este viaje yer la
Universidad para darla conocer
del pueblo puertorriqueno pcr me
dio de su organo indi< cutible: eLa
Correspondencia.. Por eI pr6ximo
correo iran mis- impresiones.
Esta Universidad fne fundada
por un hombre de memoria inmor
tai; Jefferson Ell claustro de Pro
fesores. gus hoy cuenta, deseoso de
contar entire el crecido n1mero de
sus disclpulos algnnos puertorrique
nos, no omite gastos para eonseguir
ese fin.
Good bye, ny boys.
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Aver en- Puerta de TERRA el
irdividuo Ursulo Quiflones lie lanz6
una pedrada al dependiente Felix
Gallart, de Ia casa de comercio de
Ramon Gonzalez. E1 polic1a detuvo
al agresor.
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Por falta de respeto q la poll
cfa fue detenido ell individuo Jose
Castillo y condenado q 2 dollars de
multa.
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FL eWashiugton Posts es el pc
ri6dico mas serio, y el de mayor Cir
Culacion de esta Capital.
En- su edicjon de hoy reproduce
traducidn el articulo que LA CORES
PoNDENC1A bajo ell epfgrafe eCuatro
de Julio, public6 en- esa fecha.
Y dice el ePost:s sEl siguiente
hrtfculo es traducido de LA CORES
poNDENCIA de Puerto Rico, diario
que Sc publica en- San Juan y el de
n As circulation en- la isla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
RESIGNS FROM SINGLE TAX CLUB.
THOMAS {. sHEARMAN GETS OUT BECAUSE
OF RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY
WITH THE BOERs.

The Manhattan Single Tax Club Of which VIII
tam d McCrackeu is president has lost one OF its
most prominent members and influential support
ars The Joss has been occasioned oy the resigna-
tor of Thomas G. Sherman. OF Brooklyn His
resignation was deliberate step. He resigned as
protest against the action OF the club In adopting
resolutions OF sympathy with the Beers. Mr. Shear
man believes that the club, IN resolving upon any
question other than those germane 70 the doctrines
~ the single tax goes outside Of It's province In
eidentalIy Mr. shearnan hits AT the club in taking
the side OF the fence IL does To his own words
In an interview with a Tribune reporter last night
al his home No. TO Columbia Heights Brooklyn.
To make the matter worse, the club - resolving
against its tenets- The situation down in
South Africa is all in favor OF the British The
single tax doctrine is that IS entitled 10 the
use OF Gods earth. The British soldiers are IN
South Africa to-day demanding for every human
being the OF part OF the whole earth and
asserting that particular man or set OF men
have a right squat upon piece OF territory
larger than they can use.
The Manhattan Single Tax Club adopted a set
Of resolutions fayoring the Beers two months ago;
Mr.. Sherman, who does not attend every meeting
OF the club. did not hear OF the resolutions until
passage he wrote TO the secretary OF the club. h
G stimpson' rsssisnns ana giving me reason FOR
I said that did not object discussion OF the
set OF resolutions defining the position OF the club
could give my consent, How Is the BOer Ques-
them have received reply rom Samuel Sea-
bury who was appointed ey the club as commit nit
club has been accustomed and has a right 10 pass
resolutions upon any question. He said that while
ne regretted my resigna ton, he maintain that
the club could resolve upon any issue IL desired
THE trouble" continued Mt Sherman with
the Manhattan Single Tax Club and with many
other clubs is that they have not enough DO
dealing with the doctrines which they were founded
TO tncucate and they proceed to occupy their leis
ure time discussing questions outside their spheres
Why this resolution OF the Single Tax Club shows
not only that they went outside Of their sphere.
but also shows that the majority Of the members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
kind arrived. VI s5lnng crart or any
PLATT ORDERED TNDORSEHENT
RUMoRs THAT LOUIS F. PAWN MAY MAKu
TROUBLE OVER GOVERNOR RoosE-
VELTs RENoMrNATIoN.

Republican politicians In The citv x,es+arda,- .,fa
that the action of the Republican County Commit
Tee on thursday evening declaring for the reno J.
.l'a'ioH 'l Governor Roosevelt had been ordered ~
senator Flatt The Senator's order. it was said
iiao oeeh gwen on account of the understanding
reached at the conference between Governor Roose-
se' senator Platt and Chairman OdeII at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel week ago Yesterday When Sen
alor Flatt on his return to the city on FRIDAY
evening was asked about the action Of the County
committee ne smiled and said: I dent intend to
NEEDLE with local Republican politics"
OF the Republican State COMMITTEE tbs 8en,,5i,
cred To- Al oIstIlets up the state had dscov-
nose districts win demand the denomination Of
I t iRtqqosevelt Their discovery understood
=. me poifuclans 70 have been suggested by Sen
BOT TAI after MS understanding with Governor
M There ere have been reports that Louis F Payn,
sI,nern1 "a CoiunDla county and former State
discover great opposition to the denomination Of
sT JaeT1or Fo9seyet and has been meditating an
said Yesterday that he might be heard from later
Lieutenant Governor Woodrufr Was IN the c,tv
last evening His friends have been declaring that
the republican organization Of the will de-
clare him to be the choice Of the organization for
the nomination to the Vice-Presidencv He has
Deen expected TO make some declaration of his
i l7 was not reedY to talk at The Waldorf-Astoria
Senator Platt remained in the CITY on Friday
night, and spent a few hours yesterday morning
IN his office at No % Broadway. He was cone
mittee, State Senator Malby and Francis Hen
ne new state Superintendent of Insurance.
Senator Platt was informed that Governor Roose-
Ce would Insist insist on reorganzing the Fisheries.
tore noon Senator Platt left the city to return to
Chairman OdeI. will go to Albany to see the Gov
ernor again on Tuesday. The State COMMITTEES
VIII meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel OF Friday TO
lame Llll2e ana place for the next meeting Of the
State Convention Senator Malby said he thought
most Republicans would favor holding the conven-
llon IN this city about April II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
CONFERREES FAR APART.
NEITHER HOUSE NOR SENATE INCLINED
TO YIELD ON THE CURRENCY BILL.

Washington. Feb 1.-THE Republican mem
bers Of the conference committee having charge
OF the Currency bin held a session to-day, be-
ginning at II a. m. and lasting until shortly be-
fore 6 p m. Part Of this time Secretary Gage
was present, having been invited 10 give his
views on certain features OF the bill At the
close OF the days session it said by the
members Of the committee that no decision had
been reached on the bill as a whole or any
single proposition, the entire time being given
to preliminary discussion Of the general princi-
pies involved
The confeTrees went over both the House and
Senate bills, and II found that differences
exist all along the line. The House conferrees
insisted that their measure best met the
quirements Of the situation, and the Senators
were equally firm in standing by their bill.
Strenuous objection is made by the House con-
ferrees 20 the bimetaIlic section Of the Senate
Dill. and they also oppose the refunding section.
The conference did not reach stage where
proposition 10 adjust any Of the differences
could be favorably considered. 1t is not meant
that there is deadlock. because the considera-
ton has not reached that stage. The conference
viii continue Monday
Secretary Gage was called IN to give inforrna-
ton concerning the administrative features Of
the bill, the issue OF notes and other matters
Of a technical nature relating to carrying out
the provisions of the bill when 1t becomes law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

did not have appreciation OF the facts Of tnt
questions involved in the Trausvaal struggle Peo
pie fooled BY the mere name republic as
though the name OF Itself gave self-govsrumsnt
There is magic II a name. Why. Henry George"
continued Mr.. Sherman with marked emphasis.
the great expOunder OF the single doctrine
said that the Government OF Great Britain
freer and more democratic than the Government
OF the United States. and be said that even after
he had been imprisoned in Ireland. Henry Georzs
sylvania-
I have counted up the so-caled republics in the
world. and found that there are fifteen OF these
fifteen. eleven merely military despOtismz- OF
the four republics in fact. there Is Argentina.
which, however is very doubtful republic
don't know much about H. Then there Is the
United States Switzerland. and the last ~
France. And even France IS than half mil
tary despOtisn. and the half that Is republic Is
only allowed 70 stand condition that Il does rot
interfere with the military portion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
PRESIDENT ELIOT'S OFFER.
WILL PROVIDE FOR A THOUSAND CUBAN
TEACHERS AT HARVARD SUM
MER SCHOOL.

Havana, Feb. IA cable dispatch from
President Eliot Of Harvard University to Alexis
f. Frye, Superintendent Of Schools viii prob
ably have the effect Of doing more for Cuba's
future than anything yet accomplished. Some
weeks ago Mr.. Frye proposed a plan TO Gov
ernor-General Wood which had been discussed
at the Havana Harvard Club, namely. endeav-
oring to obtain permission for one thousand
Cuban teachers to attend the Harvard Summer
School for Teachers. This morning Mr.. Frye
received President Eliot's reply. offering to pro-
vide, free Of charge, for one thousand Cubans
during six weeks Of the summer. Mr.. Frye and
Ernest Lee Conant informed General Wood
who was greatly pleased, he believes that
the advantages to be gained for all concerned
viii be enormous and will have great effect on
the Cuban children now attending the schools
The teachers will be surrounded for time by
academic influences and will be elbow to elbow
with American teachers. which cannot but have
an influence on the methods Of teaching in the
island 1t is believed that arrangements can
be made to send the teachers to the United
States on board Of transports.
Mr.. Frye also contemplates that another six
weeks shall be utilized in visiting every city OF
importance from Maine TO California. He be-
Heves that the railroads Will render assistance
and, also, that probably the municipalities will
invite the teachers TO be their guests during
their stay. He says that if it can be accom-
plished he will consider one Of the greatest
problems of the Cuban situation as settled.
Governor General Wood told Mr. Frye that
he could rely upon his active support regarding
the transportation of teachers to Boston, adding
that II transports were unavailable for this
vice he would charter steamer. considering the
expense for such purpose a legitimate charge
the island revenues.
Mr.. Frye hopes that during the trip Of the
teachers over the continent they will receive
invitations to visit Columbia University, the
University Of Pennsylvania the University Of
Chicago. the University Of Michigan and other
similar institutions. He says the only difficulty
viii be TO keep the number within one thousand
and that every teacher he has yet seen is en-
thusiastic on the subject Of the trip. He be-
heves that applications from over two thousand
will be received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
RoosFTELT AND KENTUCKY CASE.

Frankfort Ky. Feb. 1.-THE Republican House
to-day adopted q resolution extending thanks ito
+bat Gallant soldier and patriotic statesman. Gov
ernor Roosevelt. for words of cheer to Governor
Taylor"
Louisville. KY Feb. IA joint resolution was
adopted by the Democratic legislators here to-day
adtourning the body TO meet at FRANKFORT next
$500 C.o,-ernor Reckham will remain here until
the Ciovernorship case is decided by the Court or
Appeals - A., .. t,s,o. g..
senator Harrell on John n. Wna!ien charge Of
sot+stning money by false pretences Whallen
cbar1ed HarreII- with attic nptinR 10 innuenee him
TO keep away from the Democra1c. caucus E ana De
clared Harrell had paid him s700' A"i -s 4'pose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
FEW INSANE SOLDIERS.
AN INVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT REPORTS
WE'RE EXAGGERATED

washington. Feb Northumberland Corbin
recently ordered an investigation OF thesreports
that two hundred and fifty demented soldiers had
been sent across the continent in the last three
months for treatment at the Government hospital
for the insane near this city, and that over two
hundred more insane soldiers were expected to ar
rive at San Francisco shortly from Manila.
He has just received a report on the subject
showing that the stories exaggerated. A
statement Of the commitments Of enlisted to
the Government hospital for the insane by the
Secretary Of War from May I, 1895 the present
time. covering practically the entire period from
the outbreak Of the with Spain, shows as fol-
lows:
Admitted to the hqsPisRfsuls5 AF@y 49, 81
ex-soIdiers recommitted g. a total Of % men
been t dqischarFedReguiar Army S. State Toinn
teers United States volunteers, s; ex-solders l.
There are under treatment at the hospital
Regular army &C. state volunteers 10; United %
military patients
OF the total number treated at the hospital only
thirty-seven men served in the Philippines, and OF
these eleven have been discharged cured. There
was not a single insane patient among nearly two
hundred and seventy invalid soldiers just brought
home from the Philippines on the hospital ship
Missouri
CASUALTIES REPORTED FROM MANILA.
Washington. Feb r-GeneraI Otis to-day re-
ported the following casualties:
KILLED.
3 5RaEs a. R4AN: Fsbrasry E. Basbas PrTtoe
BAHAMAS L.Izou. Company 4. ALBERT VOTRIE
9Th Infantry February l. Antique. Panay. Company
L GEORGE \. sCHUCHARD.
WOUNDED.
Fourth Cavalry February I. MagdAlena; Luzon. Com
A ROSS G MILLER hand, Com
pany 9. HORACE y. MONROE. thorax. severe
3sth Infantry January u. Saertva Tay abas. LuZou
COMPANY l. ROUBEN c. HIERONYMUS. right
thigh severe; 32d Infantry January > DinalupiJan,
Iuzon Company D. CLAUDE L. PEARSON. right
hand moderate: 33d Infantry. January a Donigiay.
I4uzon sergeant-Mstor ROBERT z WEI4SON. slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
HAFFFN LEADER IN XXXVTH.
JOHN F. CARROLL SETTLES THE FIGHT BROUGHT
ON By MCARTNEY's DEATH

A factional fight in the Tammany organization of
+be xxxVth Assembly District brought to an
and yesterday when committees representing the
TWO factions met at Tammany Hall, with John F
Carroll acting as arbitrator, and to an agree
mont 10 have Louis F. Hafen, president OF the
Borough of The Bronx, take the district leader
shin which was made vacant by the death Of
lanes Mccartney. Many Of the Tammany In
The district who had helped keep Mr.. Mccartney
II, the leadership have wanted to make State Sen
ator Mitchell leader OF the district, but the follow
erg OF Mr.. Hafen have declared that nobody but
Lrict organization.
lions Yesterday and inclined to have the fac
lions make their fight az the primaries in March If
tbeI- Could not agree. The followers Of Mr.. Mitch
eli at length decided 70 give in and Mr.. Carroll
witnessed an agreement 70 make MT Hanen the
gantzsrfon AT One-hundred-a nd-seyentieth-st and
Third-ave. tomorrow evening 10 rAuly the agree