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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
HOTEL 0LIMP0
sANTURC b, PUERTO RICO.
NOV. - 1901.

% @
Pas sajeros hospedados en- este
hotel.
Mr.. W. B. Churehevatd, Wife
consul Insles, Mr.. Vendig Sra 6 hi
10, Mr.. Salomon and Wife, Mr.. Max
Goldstine and Wife, Mr.. Jn3. S..
Hood and Wife, Mr.. Savage and
Wife, Mr.. Fre1 V. Martin and Wife
Mr.. A. Owen Seaman and Wife, Mr..
Oval P. Touns him and Wife, Miss
). A. Merrith, Miss. Josephine
Broomey and nina, Miss Acacia Ar.
royo, Mr.. Celestino Marconel con.
sui Espa11a, M Frank Richmond,
M. Evaristo Wi'sop, Mr.. M. A.
Mack kdonald, Mr. Thomas Watcon,
Mr.. F. M, Welty Mr.. S. B. Fraser,
Mr.. j. M. Hughart, Mr.. Henry M.
Rou, Mr.. Eduardo de Mestre Padre
8 hijo, Mr.. Williams A. Merritt, Mr.
L S. Rowe, Mr.. George F. D.
Frask, Mr.. jean Bsltran, Mr. Mar
ciso Basso, Mr.. Ma. Menendez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
COnVeniente q
los aIumnOS.

Nos asegu1an que los maestros
principales de la Escuela Normal,
los de la Superior y Graduada de
San Juan, y el Inspector del distri
to, han acordado, en- reunion cele-
brada recientemente, que no SO ad-
mita en dichos centres de en- seflanza
q ningun disc1pulo que haya sido ex
pulsado de otro.
Fue tambien acuerlo Que ell a.
lumno que salga de una escuela, de
bsra proveerse de una carta en- la
que exprese su preceptor que ha OBJ
ssrvado buena conducta; circunstan :
cia il disper sable para poder ingre
sar an otra escuela.
Nos parsce n &C cartadas estas dis
posiclOnes.
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Terremotos
en- Napoles.
Ell PANlCO Es HORRIBLE
Oonsternaoion general entire los habi
tantes de- esa oiudad italiana.

New York Novbre Is 2-2y P NJ.
com1nican de Paris, que ho-
frorosos torremotos Sc sienten en- Ia
cIudad de Napoles.
Hay un verdadero panico en- LOS
habitantes que huyen despayoridos
hacla las afueras de la poblacion. I
kelna extraordinaria confusion
y. Sc aglomeran ocurriendo desgra-
cias.
Toda la ciudad ha quedado
abandonada.
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Sc LIE HA OCURRIDO A I'd.
que una gotta del Perry Davis
PAIN KILLER, aplicada una dos
veces la picada de un mosquito
neutrAlizara el veneno calma1a la
lrritaci6n? El PAIN KILLER tam
blen es efcaz para picadas mordi-I
das de insectos ponzof1osos y de-
reptile ss. La manera de usarlo sd
halla alrededor de cada botella.
Refuse les sustitutos. Solo hay un
PAIN KILLER, el de Perry Davis.
En- Aguadilla han contraiop
matrimonio don Fermfn G. Milano
CON dof1a Eulalia Gonzalez
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TEMPO de aSlStencia
A LAS ESCUELAS.

Segun calculos hechos por un
Sr. padre de familia, resulta que sus
hijos asistiendo puntu almente q cla-
So. solo obtienen ell benedcio escolar,
durante seis messs quedar do com.
plett otros seis meses, sin recibir
instruction alguna.
Dicho Sr padra, ha sumado los
tres meses de vacaciones, les saba
dos y domiugos, en- los cuales nc
hay @ cuela, los dias de tabla Official
etc. etc. y ls cuenta es exacts, 81 las
matematicas no se equivacan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
S Err RVICIO
Las fuerzas de Dewet
Los beers Sc hallan
AL NORTE DE ORANGE.
Siguen amenazando, 81 grueso del eier-
'cito.

New-York Novbre, 1920 P. M.
El General Kitchener informa
al Departamento de la Guerra, que
un grueso cuerpo del ej6rc to boer
comandado por Dewet, avanza ha-
c1a Orange, encontrandoso al No
roeste de la Colonia inglesa.
I'll General boer Sc muestra po-
tente en- esta expedition.
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Huracanes
en- Inglaterra.
HAN HABIDO MUCHOS NAUFRAGI0S
Muchcs barcos llegan a las c,stas de-
sarbolados.

New York Novbre. Is l-3O P M
Fuertes vientOs huracanados en-
la Gran Breta1la, han ocasionado
numerosos naufragios.
En- las costas inglesas, Sc ven
llegar barcos sin arboladura que
arriban buScando abrigo.
Las autoridades de Marina,
prestan auxilios eficaces.
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Llegan sin bandera
No sc conocen
NACIoNALIDADEs DE BUQUEs
Llegan alias oostas inglesas y no pue
den comunicar

New York Novbre l3 2-30 P. N.
La fuerza del viento y las olas
embravecidas impiden toda~ comu-
nicacion con los barcos nadfragos.
No puede precisarse por esa ra-
zon, nj sus banderas, nj los acci-
denies abordO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
Gran C0nCiertO
que ejacutara ell Septimino en- ell Ho..
tel Iugleterra 81 Jueves IA de 6
80 de la noche.

la Sinfou1a por ell 70 con piaro
Parsgraf 80 Suppe.
"a Vals de conc g ito quinteto
de cuerda pizicatto <Mompetit
ur. .Roums.
3a Capri no caracte istico por el
septimino Meraima. Andraus
IA Gran fantasia de fsuta y pia-
ro Cue Glue. Rasfs.
5a Intermeso de caball ria R1sti
cans. Ma scani.
ga Meloo1a Para sept;miuo, dedi-
csdo a la Cruz Roja Melan-
cola. Duchesne.
"a Polsla de concerto para sex
testo Una sueg ca. Andrade.
Sa Gran tarda de walls para sep
timino con piano Carmen
Rosas.
ga Gran Intermeso del 3r. acto
de la zarzuela Aritlo de HE
rro :. Marqnes.
10 Two Steps "Olimpia" dedica-
do al almirante Dewey. Ame-
ricano.
II Dana del immortal compost
ter puertorriquef1o Juan Mo.
rell Csmpos. Maldito amor.
IL La Borinquen a pizicatto por
el quinteto ...Astol.
NOTA-El precio en- este dia del Gu
bierto es ell de IS ceptavos
La comida s srA esplendida.
S g.. L
Para Ell s de Djcieu bra pr6xi-
mo, dia de la Parfsima Conception, !,
prepara Ell Casino espaf1ol de Maya
piiez ma suntuOsa fiesta.
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Eel LOngfellOW"
con aVerlaS.

<El Longfellow, lego q Areci-
bo con avelfas. Pfobablsmenue no
podra salir de aquel puerto sin au
xilio. Ell buqus trsfa fratas para
trsshordar al ePonce, que ssl6
aver, y es probable SO pierdsn, por
fsl5s de otro buque que las conduz-
Ga q NV York
nn esta imprenta SO vende pa
pel de oeridi icos S2-4C ell QuintAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
N0TICIAS.

El abogado donIA1fredo Arnal-
do, de Mays guez, Sc encuentra "a
restablecido de lai grave dolencia
que ID retuvo en- cana en- estos ulti-
mos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13

S;gue el fuego gran baratillo
verda d de los artfculos siguientes &
8 cts satenes, telss crudas con borda-
do driles mallorquines y piques, a
cts muselinss francesss, 8 25, 80,
y 40, cts trsjss para nif1os, q 60 cts
chaquetas de drill para hombres, dri.
les para faldas as, cts colchonss q
So 80 camas con colchones ingleses
Sc IS cslcetines de hilo esccc clas q
Is cts en- Gel Cielo, Fortaleza 25.
Ventas de camas y colchones
al por mayor y al detalle.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Rio Gran
de accrd6 nombrar a pom Manuel
B snitez Santana Juez municipal
propietario de dicho pueblo.
Long Waist.
para bajar ell tale las damas. Sc
ha recibido. Fortalezs % altos.
n Is. IA
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FIGUEROA WILSON &c Go.
INGENIEROS ELECTRICISTAs Y CONTRATISTAS

Cuentan con toda clase de aparatos para instaa-
clones electrcas.
Especalidad en- instalaciones propias para haclen-
das sea cualquiera la potencia um1nica de fuerza
motrlz que Sc neceslte.
Apartado de correo Mum sol.
np, SAN JUAN
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.SanP edrodeM orf J
Paraotr anorme q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13

Ea este mes por sstincion de
condena en- el presidio recobrar4n
su llbertad los presses Domingo Ruiz
Juan Capa, Tomas Diaz, Pedro Re-
galado, Francisco Figuroa, Francis
co As1s, y Mercedes Negron.
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GWPRGSA De VAPORGS
DE 5OBRlNO5 DE +ERRERR

yc6modosva Maria
de Cuba Baracoa
Santa
eiteha ara tamil Aguadila
A PUERTOs CUBAN1tS
media
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13

Para ell s de Djcieu bra pr6xi-
mo, dia de la Parfsima Conception,
prepara el Casino espa1ol de Maya
guez una suntuosa fiesta,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
THE MILW AUKBE." "

A familiar name OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee Il 81. Paul Railway. known
all over the Union as the Great Railway
running the Pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between st. Paul
and Chicago. and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfect train in the world"
Understand: Connections are made
with all transcontinental lines. securing
TO passengers the best service known.
Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam
heat, Of a variety equaled by no other
line.
See that your ticket reads via THE
Milwaukee" when going 10 any point
In The United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates. pamphlets or other infor-
nation, address,
j. w. CASEY, c. ]. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt.,
Portland. Ore Portland. Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
TO DEVELOP COAL FIELDS
Work % Be Prosecuted BY the Nehalcm
Coal Company.

Secretary W. J. Cook of ,he Nchalam
Coal Company said yes.erdly that %
was me Intention 20 prosecute work Wig
orously from thls time On a pr,spcc-
tus has Just been Issued ana stock viii
now De- placed on the mlrke.. The
prospectus has been Endorsed by the
Commercial club. and the chamber "
Commerce ana Pug club will be asked
to take similar action. The properly
has already been developed AM no mon
~ will ba used hereafter In experiment
tai work The funds derived from sale
of stock viii be- used 10 take out
the coal II Is the lrtcn;lon 20 sell
about $4,000 worth of stock. The COM
plny has engaged three experts. with
whom contracts have been made fJr
opening 10 the fields. All three men
speak IN glowing terms of the property
and sly The mine win prove one NJ IN.
richest N the West The coal win be-
conveyed by cable tramway from the
mine 20 Nchalem bay and then brought
on 10 Astoria or three Of the Wheeler
Lumber Company's blrges The cost u
transportation will be 81 a ton, while
The cost n mining the coal Will be 90
cents The opening Of the mine viii
be- OF vast benefit 20 this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24

r. E Lcasy, OF Hammond, Is IN ''wn
~ A. cook. ot Portland, 10 In the
city,
Aw. poNu, otthc rwaeo journal 10
IN The city,
rhl ], pradN ct Seattle, rp,nt sun'
day In This city,
Miss Grace Moclk ot l,alni,r Il v.s'
Uins In AsIAr,a,
captain Clokr, ot For' Stevens, Ia v's'
lug In The city,
pr August fluucy returned >'a,er-
diy from IA, metropolis
\ /. Guc. ~ Portland, VAS a pas-
,cugcr down op last nights 'r1'n.
Il J. ~. superintendent W no clat'
sop NH Crupapy'p box factory apcn1
SUNDAY In Portland
william Tims1n. formerly W 'h1s
city. bu, now rralicnt ~ FaIrhaNcn.
Wash. was a passenger down 90 last
nights train.
y. u Johnson. rrsa,drn. Hamm'nis
SECRETARY. ,amc down from Portland
on the moon train Yesterday Mr john
saas y,N, d. wlth,u, significance.
MA Roltc. the popular representa-
;yc ot tho Chicago house ot strauss
plos. arrived In he city Yesterday
HIS brother j. 1t Rolte, accom9'ni'i
him,
e. \. Allen. who has been conduti'ns
dry go1Is establishment, IN this c'y.
returned Sunday evening 60 McM'nn-
Vile Wa.r here Mr Allen made many
friend, he s very much ,akrn With
Astoria aHl may rrtufn,
clpun t. % Haven. - Als ely.
,r,.et 100 san Francisco Friday .rom
Alaska Nrs Haven VIII prooah, Join
br. husband n.S, week Sht WAS n'
url n m. tr"n. Hrrrt.rar arr'lcu'
aql N,. aHt. b.,n unI,r ,hr cane VI
pr ruUt
Amaas ht arrivals los enc ,i,y on las,
uears utu NHs rr.lrH.k " Na''c
loo Portland Nr Nul. Nas u .hy
Portland postal service r's a numhe'
|.f years tp. phHuJ ESQ years asa Wa'
sen. 90 lbr 'hUppuss where D. hai
.alrs, ,t ,h. .aur, postotl,c system
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
ACROSS THE
OCEAN.

The mere intimatlon that II will be
possible. TO telephone across the ocean
seems to have aroused great public in
terest New discoveries are always
hailed with enthusiasm. That Is whT
the last century has been one Of such
remarkable progress. II has been I'M
possible however. to discover a better
medicine than Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for disorders Of the stomach, liver.
kidneys and bowels. This medicine has
over fifty years Of cures 10 its credit
and has rescued thousands from The
misery Of dyspepsia. Indigestion, natu-
lency, constipation and blllousness It
L. a splendid tonic. makes the weak
strong. and cures insomnia and ner-
vousness. When you need medicine
for any Of the above complaints do not
fall to try he BltteTs. as It never dis
appoints.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
MORE MONEY REouIRED.
Activity Of the Beers Causes Uneasi-
ness In British Capital


Activity Of the Beers Causes Uneasi-
ness in British Capital
NEW YORK. Sept. ss-In financial
circles the opinion Is growing thar there
win be- further borrowing bv the British
governmen, az the result, q continued
fgadns in south Africa. SAYS the Lon
don correspondent OF the Tribune. The
only relief to the drain upon the re-
sources ot the nation Is the money
which Is expected 80 be realized BY the
sale Of The arms belonging to the r.
recoacna0le burghsrs VINO have lef'
their wives and children to The care Of
Lord Kitchener.
Commenting upon the military situl-
don. the correspondent says: The
newspapers are clanoriug Tor energetic
prosecution Of he struggle and are
pleased 70 be-abls q prin. Lord Kit
chener's announcement OF the capture
OF Koch's comm 8ndo and Lorino's CON-
manda. The British successes are re-
gardad as some compensation for The
rsverses reported last week. General
Louis B3tha has now lost large numbers
OF bis cattle and he may ind 1t nee
essary 10 al;er his plans.
The apparently inexhaustiole supply
OF ammunition which the Beers have
at thei- command is the subject 90
considerable talk A serious state ot
things prevails in Cape Colony from
Orange river 10 the sea. It IS In a
condition Of open or recipient rebellion.
A lester from an Express correspon-
dent al Cape Town tells Of pillaging
commandoes wandering free from Sc
rious interference. OF farms deserted by
their rebel pr1prieiors, OF armored
trains that have been forced to patrol
the lines as far south as Worcester and
OF the strengthening Of the defenses Of
Cane Town Itself. For the first time It
Is known in this country that Scheeper
succeeded in capturing the loyal dele
gates on their return to heir AhOmes
in OudsschoOn from welcoming the
Duke OF Cornwall at Cape Town.
Lord KitcAeners message clears Ut
the mystery as to the location Of th'
water works mentioned in recen. is
patches, reporting the capture Of two
guns by the Beers. Il was generally
understood that the Pretoria water
works was referred 10. out It is now
clear that II was he Blomtontein water
works from which the captured guns
ani escort started. II is a singular Co
incidence that VI battery. which los
a gun near he waterwOrks in the fgh
Of March 81. 1900. should lost TWO mor'
within Is miles Of that place IS months
later"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
FOR BENEFIT OF TRADE
NEW PROJECT OF AMERICANS
IN LONDON.
Definite Steps Being Taken to Is
tablish an American Cham.
her OF Commerce

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-A dispatch TO
The Press rom London says:
1t now seems possible that an Amer7-
can chamber OF commerce will be es-
tablisAed before long in London. The
rapidly growing colony OF American
business men here has been wanting
something OF the sort ;or a good while
and az las, definite steps are being taken
TO that end. Perhaps the movement
for the establishment. here of a Cana
dian chamber Of commerce and Of an
other for Australia may have some hing
to do with Fastening the organization
Of the American institution.
According to s NJ. Hodgson, the Eu-
ropean agent Of the Iron Age. ahere is
no branch OF American trade 10 Eng
land in which th= advantages y a com
merclal association OF the kind proposed
appeal more strongly than to the steel
manufactures.
There Is M doub; that benefits would
accrue from an organization " the
kind We hope to establish" said Mr
HOdgs0n. In order % establish Amer
lean trade over here. Il Is necessary
that our traders know each other. Ev.
cry American representative IN Lon.
don constantly is in receipt Of letters as
70 who are the makers Of certain
American specIalties. II he knew. 81
could refer The inquiries to the manu-.
fac;nrers Immediately ana put the lat.
| Ter In the way Of business
Dealers over here are wide awak.
20 the possibilities of American products
and are anxious u obtain E1gl.si
agencies. but the replies ,h-y -ao-.r,
TO their proposals are of.en surcharge'
v w:th suspicion and the regulations ar,
IN nothing.
''Tha trade association could lccomp
llsh much IN the way Of lower fre.gh
rates: in other words, solving r1
American traders creates problem
THEN there exists at present io Ens
lsrd a lot Of annoying little doek .aarg-
which. If American dealers are organ'z
ed. could be got rid u quickly"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
German Papers Pleased With Re-
cent British ReverSeS.
WILL NEED MORE MONEY
Activity Of the Beers Causes UnessiaeSs 10
Loadon Financial Circles Believed
to Be Amply Suppled With
Ammunition.

LONDON, Sept. s2-The Berlin cor-
rssl.Onedat Of he Times says:
The news Of British reverses in
South Africa is discussed on the whole
with much moderation in the more Sc
rious organs OF the German PRESS, The
less responsible papers make no eftov; TO
conceal their exultation.
The concensus Of opinion IS shat the
chief Importance Of the recen; Boer sue
cesses consists in the encouragement;
they VIII AFFORD the buvghers and their
effect upon the Caoe CNony loyahsts
The paper regards the Gew activity
and daring OF 5Aa Bosrs as a crushing
reply 10 Lorl KiscAeaer's latest preela-
madon."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
PALMA WILL SOON BE
NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT
Endorsed by All Political Parties ana
Election Assured-The Greatest
Questions Involved.

NEW YORK, Sept .23.-Next saiur-
day. or sooner. senor Tomas Estrada
palma will be proclaimed candidate
for the presidency Of Cuba. with the
enlargement Of all political parties and
with absolute assurance Of election
whe, the vote is taken. says the Ha-
vana correspondent Of the Herald.
This has been decided by tine leaders
of the several parties at meeting call
ed TO read the patform, addressed 70
General Ruis Rivera. by senor Palma
in reply to a request from these parties
for an expression Of sentiment On ,hs ,
various propositions propounded by tne
Cuban people. '-@-
The greatest questions involved "ers
those Of a reciprocity treaty with the
United States, a permanent treaty as
prescribed by the Platt amendment; the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
TARGET PRACTICE CONCLUDED
Successful Firms This Year At Forts
stevens and Columbia.

T1rgc; pral;lcc was concluded Nrs,cr-
day at For, stevens Tho ls-n'h
brcccN-loldlng m,r,ars wrrr drcd on
moving targcts ror ,wo consecutive days
hv the Thlr,y.rourth and Nnry-'htri
companies, In this hrtng there were n'
particular hopors 20 carry M owing
20 n, Inlccuracy " suca prac,icr The
hrlrg az Fort Columbia was mos, sat
isfact,ry. The S-incA guns were nrrd
NJ ranges varying from 5000 60 NNN
yards on targets moving at a speed ~
nvc or six miles an hour with fun sur
face conditions. 66 IS per cen, hits were
made ana ahouI 80 per cen, vulnerable
hits, This nrlrg was done hy ne rhir-
,y-tourth. Captain Cloke's company.
ana the result reflected much crttt
On the vuunsrs anl enlisted men. Tn"
Nlne,y.thlrd company hrei ,hc lo-n,h
guns yes,srdty an moving targets, win
smlnauly satisfactory results Tho
perc, c,n.age ~ hlys has 'nai yet heer de-
,trmnei The new system ~ Nre con,
rol ased during .hI, practice was vry
gratifying io .hs officers. tgl tAt rcN
ype 81, disappearing rawasc u'ri
proved ftr superior 30 ANY other 10 usr
IN tha country The gun NA' no, rN'
posed 90 any ,mr 'nr moro .han 10 ses-
Hnis. plr were a1y ~ .h- mcn exposed
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manner q the payment " he Cuban
army Cor services during A-rerolut'en
The system " collecting revenues iov
governmental maintenance ana toe
ownership " the Isle o. P,qes.
The leaders accepted Senor Palmas
platform by a vote og tweniy-three 10
;wo. Grea; enthusiasm prevailed amonE
Senor palma's friends, !; IS believed
he will b. elected by an overwhelming
majority, The convention Is awai''nS
The return ot Genera, wooi . settle
Ne matter ot the electora, law.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
INDIAN CHIEF KILLEp,

TACOMA. Sept. sG-Chief Antoine,
one o. the leading chiefs ot the CNvu'e
IGdians. has been killei during a nsh'
among his braves, The Indians resent
ed his attempt to prevent them from
obtaining liquor a: their annual horse
racing festival ana he was stabbed 90
death.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
J-pGE KEAN DEAD

TACOMA. sep. el-Iujge W. II. IL
Kean, diea early his morning after an
Illness of tNo days, He lld not regain
.ct nscious1ass after MIS- mind drs; wan
dersd. 30 minutes after having been
taken 81. Judge EeAn served as as
slstant city attorney ana was snose-
quen,y elected judge OF the superior
court. serving four years.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
SPEECHES WERE PEACEFUL

NEW YORK, Sep. 23.-commenting
unon the visit OF the car to France.
the London correspondent Of the Trib-
une says:
The leader writers have. on the whole.
ignored the speeches made by the czar
and President Loubsi after Saturdays
review. The Standard, however. re-
marks thar it is a little curious 70 oo-
serve that in the midst Of all the en-
bs+tled display at compiegne and Rhe-
inns the words Of the central person.
ages were osten.atiously peaceful.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
MAY End ms CAREER.
CRUEL TREATMENT OF GEN
ERAL HERNANDEZ,
lndignities Heaped Upon Him in
His Dungeon Cell SuhsistS
on Half RationS.

NEw YORK, SEPT. s&-Aecordng to
ibc story told here by Venezuelan
who reached New York few days ago,
General JOS, Manuel Hernandez the
bead " ,ae conservative party in Won
,sulla, ami who Is political prisoner.
Is undergoing reatmen, even worse
han .ha, os preysus On Devils Island
HIS political ana military strength was
receuay shown, says the Tribune, In
;h. organization ~ rcvolutionary
movement On the trontier under the
leadership ot General Garhane, This
uprising which President Castro called
A Colombian invasion was really Her
naadsz movement. e Is said.
Immediately following ,hs," said
one " Hernandez former sellow-9ris-
oncrs now here. Began che systematic
attacks an General Hernandez. which
bis frieuJs fear viii end the veterans
career The drs. move was 20 tran ser
r,m % ;at darkest dungeon ,n the foul
smelling old fort. He Is no; permitted
% see any one, nor Is h, permitted 30
,ammuplca;e wih the outside world
he ,s even denied tho usual exercise
abou, ,ha prison yard. His keepers
lk, bsolish lel'sh. IN throwing Ave
rats. spiders and other veru.p intr h.
luageon particularly when he sleerr
The rl,gous allowed General Hernaud ID
t-a 5rlv half those required by mar
! n ~ --..--L-l. -.-n lI-L-n-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
NucanneNr who Il credited Nv local ira
dl,ion with having nad a fort hcrN'
pATrLp pRnpART.E.

PANAMA, Colombia, Sept, - VIA
GalvcsIon,- ~ force W leo government
soldltrs. under General Grucso, has lct'
Tor ChorrerA. near which revolution
lists under General Aspur are supp,NcJ
10 b. cncampcd.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-24
SIMON STERNE DEAD.

NEW YORK, y. Y, september sA--
Simon S.cruA wel-kUown authority
m railroad ana eiuNyiouA' Law, Is
dead ot appplexy, having been stricken
last ThurSily, Mr., Sterne was born III
Philadelphia, July IS, l>Ss and was
educated in the public schools " thai
city. the University " Heidelberg ami
he University II PENNSYLVANIA h'
was admitted 70 the har .n New York
City In 1851.