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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
La conducta inglesa
ha sido denunciada
PoR Ell REI0HsRATH DE AUSTRIA
Lasleyes de la guerra han sido vic
ladas por 81 ejeroito ingles

New York Octubre q l-3O 2. NJ.
Ell Farlamento austriaco ha
consignado su protesta por la con-
ducta que observan los ingleses en-
la campaua contra los beers; ha-
ciendo constar que Ell ejereito brl-
tanico ha violado de una manera
inaudita, las leyes de la guerra.
La protesta del Re.chsrath es
objeto de grandes concentrates en-
todos los circulos polfticos de Euro
pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Sensac cional noticia.
Toda la Colonia del Cabo
EN- ALBERTA REBELLION.
La causa de Inglaterra odiada por los
mismos sdbditos ingleses,

New York Octubre 81 l-31 P. M.
Despachos de Lorenzo Marquee
dan cuenta de que toda la Colonia
del Cabo esta en- alberta rebellion
contra Inglaterra,
Ell proceder de la Gran Breta-
ia y el ultlmo bando de Kitche-
ner, han iniciado una gran coyrien-
te de antipatia que ha Ilegado a
rebellion manifesto, en- toda la Co.
lonia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
La guerra q 81 igue.
Nu uevo contingente
PARA LOS BOERS.
Ounce mil afrikanders son armados poi
los beers en- la Colonia del Cabo

New-York Octubre 81 80 P. NJ.
Dicen de Londres que telegra-
mas particulares de los correspon-
sales enviados a campana, dan cuen-
ia de que los beers han conseguido
armar en- la Colonia del Cabo, quin-
ce mil afrikanders que quier pc
lear por la causa del Transvaal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Convenio de paz
entire Russia { Inglaterra
SOBRE AFGANISTAN.
Las dos naoiones lograron entenderse,
de acuerdo con ell Emir.

New York Octubre 81 10 P. NJ.
Los dltimos despachos dan cuen-
ia de haherse firmado entire Rus:a
g lnglaterra un convenio de paz, r.
ferente al Afghanistan, en- ell que
ha lnHuido m mucho ell nueyo Emir.
Sc atribuye gran importancia q
ia acci6n de las dos Potenc:as.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Las novenas d San Rafael
qre vienen Gel trard ,se en- Ia capi-
ia da la Orden f al C sc WA vienen
q ,dando muy lucitas D, la numero-
81 y devota concur .ucia que llena
81 TEN plo todas Ia noches.
Les adernos y decorados son
preci1s sinos y la comps n Al 6ni-
ma de Ia loz e ectrica ha c. l,t ado
u foco gratnitamaLte en- chs quio
l., cofr .deS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Comite de h olandeses
trabaja actlvamente
EN- FAVOR DE LA PAz.
81 los ingleses no aoeptan, Sc .pedira q
boicoting para ell comercio britanioo a
todas las naciones del mundo.

New York Octu re 81 l-3O P M.
Dicen de Londres que ell Cores
ponsal del xTimes~ en- Bruselas, te-
legrafia a este importante diario, que
una gran asociaclon de holandeses,
residences en- aquella capital, haze
grandes gestiones para conseguir la
paz entire ingleses y beers.
De no lograrlo, Sc dirigiran d
todos los paises del mundo para que
boicoticen el comercio ingles.
En- Inglaterra 40 Sc concsde ma
yor importancia q la amenaza de
los holandeses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INCL = TERR =
TETUAN 10 i2 CRUZ 9 Y FORTALEZA 81.
HOTEL de + 0RDEN
S~zs-~----~-----~-----~-s---- -~--~------s--.

Edfcio constrnido expresamente Hotel
CapaciClad 200 PASAJEkOS.
SltuaCi0u la mas
Vita la bahia las cae de Teruan, Cruz Fortaieza
FL mas fresc Ueutilado de ID Capital.
FL csnedor meor de las AutlaS
Departanlentos indepeDIeut3> para tamilias.
Deste del plan antigua Ia ,omi
sas. 81 sstema anerlcano, q susto ae avoFeasapf
Tren de
lntarpretes y lraductores de lar Oraen.
Precos 10 hoteles.
Sc comldaS
1nstaaciLn barus la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Ell 8 de Infanteria
pudo ser asesinado
PoR LOS RHBELDEs.
Escape milagrosamsnte del complot.
que 10 tenlan p epara1o.

New York Octubre 81 l-2O P NJ
Despachos de Manila dicen,
que el 8 ? de infanteria escape mi
lagro> amente de un eomplot que
hab.an preparado los rebeldes fih i
nos para aSesinar toda Ia fu "a
El complot fu6 descubierto por
un espfa rebelde que traieiono la
causa de la revoluci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Sc ercnenirl Ell esta ciudsd el
Teniente de Ia Policfa Ilsular senior
Paniagua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
MIJ EBLES BARATOS

MUEBLES BARATOS
Sillerias amaricanas y de Vie
ma Juegos para habitaciones y CO.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, iuegos de MINI
bre para gabinete. guarda conf
das, etc. etc
PARA NINOS'
Coches varias formas con Ilanta
y gomas,> sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedOras etc. en- ''Los
Novics" Fortaleza 4B
n A-P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Aver fue cara5a en- L. sals de
socCrro q las diez de La man ma /,
Juana Rodriguez de uGa contu .ion
con rasguf1os sobre la region from
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
ULTIMA HORA..

A Ia Icre qna entra en- pre1sa
IT, edci6n no diaen qna ha f.. le.
F a n de cusos so nos tcupamos
eu tro lugac d. SITS L u nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Sc eocuntrz gra vema nte enfar-
n a la esposa del cabo de la P 'licis
L s1lsr ssflor BAlbas, dt ia Saliva
dora E ,unirez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Ha regresado de Ponce el .
f1or Andr rade, sobrino d sl Gsnefal
del mismo apeilioo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
VOTlClAS POR CABLE
SERVICIO DIRECTO DE NEW-YORK.
Europa entera
contra 1nglaterra.
ORE5E LA ANGLOF0BIA..
La gran Breta1a pier'e las pooas sim.
patlas con cue contaba en- Europa

New-York 0 >tubre 81 l-30 P. NJ.
La angl f, bia crece de una
manera alarmante para lnglaterra,
en- Europa.
Las pocas simpat'a as que po-
d'au quedarle acaba de perde erlas
con los tiltimos actos del Transvaal
La prensa de das las nacio-
nes ataca + da ente q la Gran
Bretana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Ell que suscribe parti ,ips, a los
sef1ores padres dc familia qne na
trasladado su p)actel, de enstf Il an2a
los altos de la cssa ? % d, la
Gale de ls C.uz, l,cal concc do por
<La Filar nouias
Francisco Cortes.
u a ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Ha ssli 10 para Ponce nuestro
astimado companero don E'usroo
Diaz l. cane en- asantns rela ionados
con ell per 1ico QUO dirige.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Nue ,iro amigo Ell doctor r |,
Vics-Pfe ,dsnte de Ia Socie l, d [ e.
ro-Americana, ha presentado da-ona
manera irrevocable, ante la JaDts
general, su rennnca a dicho cargo,
separandpse deinitivaments de Is
referida sociedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Sc encueutra en- esta ciudad
don Miguel Morales Jnez de Ca
guas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Situacion dificil
en- Ia isla de Samar.
REFUERZOs NECEsARIOs.
Es impossible contensr ell avance de los
insurrectos con las actuales fuerzas.

uIlCUUUS UUu IdS a IdIGS IU6IldS'
New York Octubre 2l 80 P. NJ.
Ell S-cretario de la Guerra ha
reclbido un extenso scable de Mani
la, pidiendole refuerzos con urgen-
cia
LIS rebeldes de Samar Sc niue
ven activamente y sin cesar fasti
gan las fuerzas americans, cuyo
numero es en- extreme reduciio pa
ra contener el avance ds los flipi-
nos.
La situaci6n de las tropas fede-
rales en- la isla de samar, es cada
dia mas difcil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Las persoaas oenoaG

Las persoaas os1 padas, que 10
tengan tempo material para sstn-
diar iugles y deseen aprenderic,
pueden dirigirss al Professor senor
Romero Hsxthausen, auieu conun
sistema mo .ernf=ino los familiari2a ?
c. ell idi,ms en corto tempo.
C5l q Nueva 2 Marinp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Maf1aua Sc veran en- Ia corte d }
Di-trito lf S juicios orale 8 lie Manuel
r rEa per tentativa de violacioa =
Federico de los Santos por estafa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

COLEGIO DE LA GONCEP EPCI0N
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Ramon R0Qra Owen,
ABoGADo.

Ha trss ada1n u eetud la
Not ri : a a ca de Ne d VIgo
n , 81 May guez
ma IS )
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
.N0TIClAS.

va hay ipscritos ciento cuarenta
a'umnos para asistir a IS Els ;uela
Normal de Rio Piedras que quedara
instalada en- el antique Palacio de
Ella Convalecencia,.
Sc teme que entire los sacos de
arroz importade por el Vapor Ca
lifornia, Sc hayau colado slganos de
cafe brasileflo. Seria conveniente
averiguarlo Tieue la palabra <El
Heraldo E span l..
EN- 10 TRESENTE, los Estados
Undos construye Trapiches para moler Ca
ma, al nivel de los fabricados en- Europa.
y ell que suscribe es ell 1nico Agente Pto-
Rico, de ellos.
Dara detalles y precios,
r. A. Macfe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Gale del Cristo No. l.

La jaronita ca el C,sino Eapa-
mol resu Is anochs muy aulma1a. Sc
Dls6 ell ratio ag a 1ableman g. hasta
As once en- que SO puso terniuo, 8
/. essogids reunion, iBlen por ell
Casino!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
DE VEN LEN

La casa nunero 5 de la cal'e de la
Tanca y otta de material en g pue
bio de Rio piedras, calle de las De-
licias nun. 10.
Iuformaran C:isto nun. 10sl
= tos.
rs IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Ana Duchesne fue curada en- Is
maf1ana de aver d. uta herida con-
tusa de dos c5atlG ctr, e1 la region
mentoniana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

H. salido para /. is'e el dcrtf r
Bro mbsngh cnmisionado de Ed /
q ion Goa objeto de visit algunas
essue1aa
Evening star., 1901-11-18
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FOR LADY TEACHER, FURNISHED
room, neighbOrhOod of Connecticut ave- and St;
references exchanged. Address, stating terms and
particulars, Box 23O, Star office It,
WANTED - DEC. 1, BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple, two three roons furnished for light
housekeeping, in private family; northwest sec
ton. Address Box 259. Star office. it,
nished front room, with board, for young lady in
office; between 9th to 18th and q to NJ SITS. n
Address A. \. H., Star office. It,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND son,
three four bright, well-heated unfurnished
rooms in modern house with refined family, and
with good board convenient to same; location
must be central; permanent if suited. Address
Box $50, Star office. no153ts
Evening star., 1901-11-18
BY THOMAS J. FISHER & COMPANY.

n
bh THOMAS J. FISHER & COMPANY,
~, Incorporated. No. l4l4 'l''' st. NV.
NO. 1905 Cincinnati street, Washington Heights,
that hne, light gray, Roman brick dwelling,
containing rms. and baths elegantly fur
- nlshed; $500 per annum
W. o&i North Carolina avenue southeast fine
threestory and basement hrown-stone DWELL
Ing; II rms, bath; nicely furnished: suitable
annum. 49, 49, -
No. l2ls New Hampshire avenue fine three-story
anu cellar, modern brick dwelling; 10 rms,
= paths; not water heat; central location;
- SouO per annum; nicely furnished
No. lsoo Phelps place, 3-story and basement brick:
~ rms, baths; steam heat; ali improve
mehts; sI,5oo per annum handsomely rur-
NO 20lS r. st, three-story and cellar white
stone front brick dwelling; fashionable north
west; all conveniences; 81 200 per annum;
elegantly furnished.
No. 4oS It St, lie Drolt Park, fine 3-story and
cellar brick dwelling; 10 rms, BATH hot water
heat; $40 per month; beautifully furnished.
NO. 1873 10Th st. NV, 3-story and basement,
ner brick dwelling; IA rms, bath: steam
heat; all modern improvements; location GEN.
trail; elegantly furnished s., 600 per annum.
NV. cor. 10th and Mass. ave. fine 3-story and
cellar brick; ID large rms. and baths: hand
somely furnished; location one OF the finest
In town; $1,000 per annum.
Kirk ST., Chevy Chase, Maryland fine 3-story. attic
and cellar frame dwelling; 10 rms and bath:
hot water heat; all conveDiences handsomely
furnished; $500 per annum.
NO. 1SO9 'R st. NV, a new 3-story and base
ment brick; 10 rms, baths; steam heat;
elegant location; 1,S00 per annum; prettiIy
furnished
The above be inspected by permit from our
Office only.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Incorporated
no15f ,w.3t No. 14l4 FL street northwest
Evening star., 1901-11-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS-BE LIFE OF MCKINLEY
and Christmas books; 1870 discount; outfit free;
freight paid. credit given; valuable premiun
agents get $500 in gold for Christmas.
HENRY NEIL. 1913 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, Ill.
no9-12t
Evening star., 1901-11-18
MANICURE.

PARIS MARLBOROUGH PARLORS LONDON.
1901 Pa. ave.-Washington otices-l0i2 st. NV.
Roman Plastic Complexion Rejuvenator,' spec q.
oc10-32t
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FOR RENT-BY THoS. j.
INCORPORATED
l7l1Conn nv NV, lSr$3uo.u0
1922 VT av. Dor. .l1s.O
1872 H st. l5r.
1901 + st, l7r.....l25.o0
8043 + st NV. l7r.l23.W
1888 yed pl NV, LAT. 10000
1913 VT av NV, l2r.l00.00
1928 10th st nw.l5rlO0.00
COL 18th ct NV. l3r.y0.00
1882 K NV, 10r. %. SO. IS
1888 Q st NV. 1900
l30S 10th NV, l0r. 1890
go 18th NV, l0r. sc. 68
eos K st NV. 13r. $50
1924 18th st NV, l3r. 80. 90
602 e st. l1r. 80. 70
l305 Yale Ut. l2r. . go. 20
1900 l. st NV. l0r. So. IS
1915 Kenesaw, 11r. IS. 90
] Grafton st, Chevy
Chase, Md, 12r. so. 90
l4th above Fla ave,
lUr 30. 90
FURNISHED.
10th bet Q and Z. SIS. .VoO
18th bet lax NV. g. .OOU
18th & II NV. 900
18th bet Hal NV. .5, 40
lngleside, 18th Ut d
Howard sv.. 60
Mass bet l7&1S NV 3, 600
18th bet DAP NV. ..3. GO
Conn av bet H&I. . g, 800
] bet 17th&lSth NV. 3, 600
10th bet OAR NV. /. 8, 900
2Oth bet p 4 Q nv 8, 900
VT av bet X & L...2,70O
Goth bet n & D NV. y, 100
] bet lSth&l9th nw.2, S2O
Mass av nr 18th nw.2, 400
18th bet L&M NV. %, 400
Iowa circle NV w-.....2. 400
Conn av bet RkS. q. 600
Z near 18th nw-...1. 500
FL
Tie Naury. No.33. 4r. ~. 10
The Maury. No.32. ar. 40. 90
HANDSOMELY rURNISl
Ed APARTMENTS In II
OFF
Bldg sth&D SITS. ..$2su.vU
el2-14 + st, I'd d. 100. 90
zoe E st, l1r. 80. 20
1921 +. I'd d front. rs. 90
14zl +. Sd d front. .25. 90
6l2-14 f st, 2r.....l5.0O
l20S f st NV, No. 4.l0. 90
Sc cor l2th&F NV, desir.
able Offices. from $3.50
sroI
Bldg sth&D SITS. ..S2S0. 90 |
4S7 Pa av nw......75.O0l
STAE
l407 Mass av (reari$4O.O 90
I4l6 l st NV trearj. 81 so
llll l st NV trearD. IS. .00|
10l2 18th NV trear,. lS, ~
CAREFUL ATTENTION
ING AND COLLECTION
CLASSES OF PROPEltTIE
For full list Of furnIshe,
Oats. Offices. stores and st
nO14-tf
Evening star., 1901-11-18
FISHER 4 CO.,
l4l4 II 1T NV

l4l4 i ST. NV.
l2l5 Z Cap st. lOr. so. 90
1889 B st NV. or. +. so. 40
40S I st NV. 10r. 90
1875 q st NV, 9r. ...45.O 90
S404 Morgan av, Tor. AZ. so
LotsNos-24-25. 50. IS. Is 90
slS LIST st NV, Or. % so
1871 5th NV, 1r. so
" Mass nv ne. 7r. .l3.0V
1873 ii st ne. 5r. ..la.0u
20S-al6-2lS-220-22S LIST
sw, Or. each. .l2.@
9 Baldwins row .5r. 800
lis L st sc, 4r. Csc
2Sl9 Champlaine av
NV, 2r. 2r............-0oo
i6 Watkins pl. Chevy
Chase. 2r. SOC
Lot I, q es5. Del
av q c 1t sw. .O6ea
Lots le-S. 90 6T9,
bet MasS&Del avs
4 v ne. per ann. 4, 200
PER ANNUM.
Woodley lane. 500
IS bet 16th&17th NV. i. 600
Phelps pl NV. 300
n II av bet M&N...1,5OO
] bet 2th&2lst NV. I 500
Q bet l7th&lsth NV. Il 500
Yale bet l3th&l4th. 1, 500
Sunderland place. ...l, $50
18th mr. Dupont cir. L 500
! bet 20th&21st NV 4, 200
Il bet 20thk2lst nw.l 200
llst BIT II d 5 NV. j, 900
18th bet U&v NV. 800
Cincin av, Wash Hgts. 900
7 bet 4th&5th NV. -. 300
n Car av bet SO se 200
krick st. Chevy Ch. 800
y II nv bet LAM NV. ..720
n II sy nr NJ per moi 100
rs.
The Marion, No.4, 90
ll04 18th st nv, 2r. 20. .OO
led AND UNFUHNISkr
HE PORTLAND"
CES.
l423 r ct, desirable oifcJ
l1l4 r st. desirable offce
GO y st. desirable omcss
U5-7 7th. desirable ofi1ces
Century bldg" new
bldg, all imps. single
rooms from $l2 to IS
per mo. Entire noors.
Sl26 per mo.
6l7 lith ct nw.....G.W
les.
62s E ct NV Cbase) 800
.:s3 II st. st....-.-...55.0
LES.
l123 II / av NV (rrl. .I6.0O
l10S 18th NV trear1 1000
i2ls 9th st NV (rrl. 600
GIVEN 10 THE RENT.
OF KEN1S FROM ALL
3.
and unfurnished houseA
ables apply at once.
Evening star., 1901-11-18

FOK KENT-BY II. o. HOLTZMAN REAL ESTATF
and Insurance Broker 10th and SITS NV
1927 n III az, ,20r, ,2b. 81. 500 l226 o. Sr,- az 20
Marini Hall, 9l4 E-:00 90 933 n 5r apts . 81 SO
1922 X av, l2r, 2b.. 40. 90 12os r. .,r -, . a5 81
SV9 18TH NV, 2lr. 3S 92l X ay, 4r..... 5000
1865 Mintwd pl. lar 75. 90 4og Fla ay NV Or ~ 0l
Oil NV, 15r&sta. 40. 90 Ill + nw 4r.. 25 90
1921 NJ, Or apts... 55.vJ CO., Erie ST srSsta 20 oo
1872 14th NV, 1Or. 1896 $50 Ridge Or. IL 90
1887 18th .9r&sto 45 90 III q NV flats sll&l2 So
1918 18th NV, Sr. AZ. SO 1917 18th NV 5r l2 10
FURNISHED HOUSES
! near 1ith, 15r- 81, ,JW X near 10th 1Or 200
Mass av 24th. BOT. g. 900 Cap I'd, lJr, 2b. $50
\ III av 4 +, 20r. ...3OtO Wyoming av Isr 2b 1850
Conn ay mr. s, 16r, ,2b. $50 near 18th, .l51
Iowa circle, i5r. 2b. p 40 18th near o. ST.. i25
10th near T. Tor. 800 Riggs 18th SO 30
OFFICES.
Atlantic Coast Line I'LL F NV Cd a. 3r IS 90
bldg from $40 to SIS 63g L NV. s. to % SO
Sun bldg. .........---4 410 La av... $40 d 1900
STORES.
1887 l4th. h..........s4 s45.OO227 Q nw.....l2.O0
STABLES
Rear 1912 r 5000 1892 Mass av (rear) IS 90
927 II av (rear). go 3 Z (rear. 500
nolS-u
Evening star., 1901-11-18

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-FIRM COMFORT.
abla. durable. beautiful. undstectabls. painlssA
DR.. L. B. WILSON,
ocz3-1ms l20S st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-11-18
WANTED-R00Ms AND BOARD.

WANTED-THREE ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
three adults; must be satisfactory. Address Box
232 Star office. no1S3ts
Arizona republican., 1901-10-22
It the truth does hurt them.

The massacre of soldiers of the Ninth regiment in Samar and the num-
 erous evidences of THE END OF treachery which since BENEVOLENT then have come to HOSTILITIES. light at various points
 in the Philippines, fur nish cumulative evidence in favor of the proposition that the first phase of the pacification of the islands must be accomplished with a club.
 It is almost impossible for Anglo Saxons to under er5tand the oriental character. It is doubtful if the west ern man ever can comprehend the Asiatic. And the Filipino. a product of centuries of admixture of oriental races, presents the most complex mem tality and character of all. Shrewd, cunning. adaptive, and amiable and frank or savagely treacherous by turns, he is the hardest proposition Ameri- cans have ever encountered. Much has been said of the brightness of the Filipino intellect, and probably with truth. It is natural for Americans to assume that ordinary intelligence should be sufficient to lead this hybrid race to a quick appreciation of the wisdom of accepting in peace the pro tection of our flag. And so. convinced that the people of the Philippines are far more intelligent than we had sup posed, we have fallen into the error of rushing to give them a liberal form of elf-government, years too 500 in all probability. IL is clear that so long as it is necessary to keep up the form of hostilities at all, the military chinery of the civil government should be kept in the background Some of the mistakes which have been made are cogently pointed out by Senor Enrique NJ. Barretto, chief translator for the provost marshal-Seneral of Manila:
 . The sensible persons in the Philip pines are al in favor of the Ameri- cans, but, of course, sensible persons are in the minority here, they are in other countries. There should be q radical change in the system of gov ernment of the islands by the United States They need q stronger hand to prevent uprisings.
 The civil commissions are altogether too numerous. The civil systems should be reorganized and the plili- tary element allowed more power in directing the government. Some of the members of the Taft Commission are too intimate altogether with ceT- lain native elements that should never be trusted. because they absolutely are untrustworthy in every respect. They use the advantages they thus enjoy for the benefit of the insurrectos, who have their real sympathies.
 The Filipino does not understand kindness. He has been accustomed for generations. like all other eastern peo- pie. to being driven, and he regards kindness as an indication of weakness. This is manifest to any one who knows the Filipinos well.
 The civil commissioners have not been fortunate in their selection of na- tive appointees to office. As an iu- stance. native by the name of Felix Roxas. was appointed governor of I?a- tanSas province. He failed at this and
Arizona republican., 1901-10-22

ever, the. Prospector happens to be published in region which has been dead for decade. but now quickened into life by the efforts of MT. E. E. Gage and ''the Murphys.'' Through the energy. nerve and enterprise of these men Tombstone is undergoing re-
 be the greatest mining camp in Ari- zona, and a rival of Cripple Creek in the production of wealth. So the Pros- pector in a column of laudation of this great enterprise is forced to stultify itself and tell the truth in words of which the following lines are sample:
 When Frank M. Murphy first pro- posed a north and south railroad from Ash Fork via Prescott to the Salt River valley he was viciously maligned for attempting to displace a few mule skinners'' with a railroad that would ruin the country, and only add to the promoters coffers. The road was con- structed without the aid of county or territorial assistance, opening up one of the finest mineral regions in the southwest that would today be inec- tive were it not for Frank Murphy's indomina table enterprise and uncon- querable perseverance. True, he had the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road call at the great Congress mine. of which he was president, and where only a few men were then working. hundreds are now employed; modern machinery has supplanted that of early days; former prospects along that line of road have developed into mines; upon the "mule-skinners'' camping grounds are commodious warehouses and modern depots. Frank Murphy was actuated by self-interests, but when his great railroad can scarcely meet the demands of the public, where a short time ago a few freight teams were ample, it is evidence conclusive that the public is the gainer. and to Mir. Murphy is due much gratitude. Frank M. Murphy has been successful in every enterprise that he has en- gagged in-banking, mining, railroad ing and commerce-and continues to invest his wealth throughout the ter ritory wherever he feels assured that reasonable returns will result. He is a conservative business man. to follow whom there is little likelihood of loss.
 But so long as N. O. Murphy re mains In official position the canons of democracy vii not. of course, permit the Prospector and it's democratic con- freres to tell the truth about him. Mis- representation, libel and islander will be their programme to the end. And what discreditable contrast is there between democratic editorials and pub lie utterances of democratic politicians, and the private expressions of these editors and statesmen. As the Los Angeles Times stated the other day, any of these people will tell you pri- vately that Governor Murphy's admin istration is without reproach.
 But the truth does hurt them.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-22
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