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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-29
IA DIX PUERTO RICO" 90 SRTEMBRf DT 1901
A media nOChe...

Bate 81 reno con golpe sonoliento
los cristales pnrfsimos del lago;
en- el ramaje misterioso Y vago
cuelga su Ira 81 1perezoso viento.
Besa el rio callado macilento
las dormidas riberas con halago.
la fronda confusa ofrece en- pago
desmayado dosel su elemento.
Todo duerme; los astros que declinan,
los torrentes, las selvas, las cascadas,
Y ALA sobre las tumbas olvidadas.
los sauces melancolicos Sc inclinan
dando extrafias y. .lentas cabezadas!
SALVADOR RUEDA,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-29
Golegio de San Pablo.

Para alumnos internos y exter.
nos, en- ell edificio del antique Semi.
mario. Para informss. solicitese del
Director el prospecto.
n-a-80-30
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O P O r T u n / D A d.!

Sc desea un sc clio honrado
trabsjador con IS. 600 90 en- elective,
para dar mayor impertancia q un
magnifco negocio establecido hace
AMOS y produciendo IN 40 p3 de
beneicio. Sc garantiza ell exito en- ell
negocio .Ninguna aplicaci6n que no
llene las condolences antedic h as Sc
ra atendida. Psra mas informes d.
rigirss & oportatnidad Apartado de
correo 416 San Juan. p. r
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Ell PREMIO MAYOR
PrimerOS CaninOS
de hierrO.

Inglaterrs, 81 de Septiembre de
1925.
Austria, 80 de Septiembre de
1928.
Francis, 10 de Octubre de 1928.
E stados Unidos, % de Diciem-
bre de 1929
B6lgica, 8 de Mayo de 1885.
A'emania, z de Diciembre de
1885.
Isla de Cabs, z de Diciembre de
1887.
Russia, 4 de Abril de- 1888
Italia, de Septiembre de 1889
Fspaf1a, "a de Octubre de 1875.
Mejicc, "a de Mayo de 1850.
Suecia, "a de Mayo de 1851.
Chile, "a de Eaero de 1852.
Noruegs, 18 de Julio de 1858.
Portugal, 18 de Julio de 1854
Basil. 81 de Abrjl de 1854.
Australia, 4 de Septiembre de
1856.
Egipto, 81 de Eoero de 1856
Turqufa, de octubre de 1860.
Dice ''0iga.'
sRosalfa Santana y Cruz Mora
les baf1andose en- pluma de aqua 70
4, calle Infanta Luis', Reyes Silva
den1ncialss y Alcalde absuelve cul-
pablee.
e. estimado colega debe estar
NAL informado.
Esa falta corresponds juzgarla
sl Tribunal de Poliefa y Ell 1nico que
puede indultarlas es ell Gobernador
Civil.
No creemos que ell sef1or A'cal-
de haya invadido extraf1as jurisdic-
clones.
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Movinniento
de vapores,

EspAnol <Juan Forgas, Sali6
de Barcelona ell 18 del corriente con
escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz,
y Canarias, para este puerto Maya
giez, Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana
y Santiago de Cuba.
Espaf1ol <Pfo TX, Sali6 el 25
del corriente de Barcelona con esca
las en- Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valen
cia, Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerife y Las
Palmas, para este puerto.
Espaf1ol <Ram6n de Larrinaga,
Sali6 de Liverpool ell d5a del CO.
rriente con destino & Haiti, Sto Do
mingo y este pnerto.
Cubano <Marfa Herrera, Pro
cedente de la Habana 7 escalas in
termedias llegara q este puerto DEF
20 al 80 del corriente.
Americana <San Juan, Saldr4
de este puerto ell 10 de Octubre di-
recto al de New York.
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Mr. Stir,e. Jefe de Obras Phbli-
cas- ha regresado de su escursi6n &
la isla -
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El vapor de Cataf1o vulgo, eli
cetea, ha sufrido algur as averias
esta maf1ana, 10 que retard6 8 Ia llega-
da de les pasajeros procedentes de
Cataf1o.
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Armenian de tai modO los
compromises de>leche que Sc hacen
en- el puesto eLa Vaq uita negra,
San Francisco so, que su duef1o ha
tenido que hscer nuevo contfato con
dos acreditados vaqueros de Toa
Baja.
Las personas que deseen formar
nuevos comprumisos para el dia Q
del entrante mes deben dar aviso
con antici paci6n..
Sc NECESITA una cocinera
para hacer solo 10 comida de Ia tar
de 6 dos hombres solos No deDe
ser mDy j6ven nj muy vieja: no de-
be tener marido nj amante, nj p. j.
mos, primas, comadres y shijadas.
Debe dormir en- Ia casa y no recibir
visits Para mas informes, en- ella
CORRESPONDENCE. $50
CONSEJO A Las MADRES lei 1arabe calmsnte
ds wnsacx dess .s.Fss s,s%pre STs los = nte. sst4n
a pesaelo suffientc; produce IN suedo nasaraI o
Esnauio s1iando q niMo de doior 81 angelic dey
e mo .Dasaa mag e. snos shva e e
de- doloEe ayad. 9 yienfo rsgula loe ntsstiaos.
suita ds o dsntici6n6 dc otral causes. Tensrre
dado psdk poe .'Ja..be calmanteds NJ. Wions
Ell desafio de Base Boil snuncia.
do para 81 dfa Is entire el club sAl-
menaArez, y sBateria2 6, fue sus
pedido por motivos de estar ocupa
dos los dltimos en- eiercicios de 50
companta,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-29

Ha salido para Cayey, donde
permanecer& hasta ell Lines pr6xi
mo ell Sr Gobernador Civil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-29

Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas -coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- ''Los
Novios" Forta1eza 49,.
NJ AD
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Nucleus OF Cuban Army.

Cuba has begun the organization OF
an army. the details OF which have been
received at the War Department. The
nucleus has already been organized and
comprises $50 Cubans, who are to be
stationed at the Cabana Fortress.
Capt. D. +. Aultman. OF the Artillery
Corps. has been in charge OF the re-
cruting. discipline and training OF the
men. who have now become capable
soldiers. The requirements for the re-
cruitS are the same as are applied to men
enlisted ior the American army, except
that the period of service is for two
wears instead OF three. while the chest
measurement OF recruits may be lower
ed one inch on account OF the smaller
stature of the Cubans. The uniform
will be OF khaki, with distinctive IN
sigma. such as knots on the shoulders.
The cap will be similar to that worn by
the rural guard and the leggings tn:
same as those in use by the police OF
Havana.
The pay OF these Cuban soldiers will
be the same as that OF soldiers OF the
Artillery Corps OF the army. and pay
ments are to be made monthly from the
island funds. The recruits will be in
structed in the school OF the soldier
and, when thoroughly proficient there
in. we'll trained and disciplined in the
coast artillery defenses. This is the
first step toward the formation OF a Cu~
ban army.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
SULTAN GRANTS
FRENCH DEMANDS.
imperial Trade Issued In COnstantinople
Comedies Everything
ASKED BY AMBASSADOR constants.
NJ Delcasse, the French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, Wins the Distinction OF G'ining
q Diplomatic Victory Over Abdul fiamia
Second Only TO That by Secretary Of
State Hay.

Constantinople (By Cable - The
Ouays Company question has been set
tied, as expected, in accordance with
the desires OF France.
An imperial trade has been issued or
dering that the company shall be al
lowed to exercise freely all the rights
granted by the concession.
Paris .(By Cable).-Thc official COM
munique announcing the granting OF the
French demands is as follows:
I'm consequence OF the declaration
made to the Porte by the French Am
bassador that he acts under instructions
from the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
an imperial trade has been issued de-
claring that no obstacle shall be op-
posed to the free exercise by the Quay
Company of the rights resulting iron
their concession.
The Foreign Office officials do no
conceal their delight at the settlement
of the Turkish difficulty. During the
last few days it was evident that some
anxiety was felt lest the affair mar thu
festivities on the occasion OF the Gar
visit.
NJ. Constans' dispatch was very brief
but it leaves no doubt that the Sultai
has Welded all that was wanted in TIT
matter OF the Quays by issuing an trade
recognizing the full rights claimed b.
the French company.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Trade in The Philippines.

A continuous increase in both the import
and export trade of the Philippines IS
shown in a comparative statement COM
piled at the War Department, giving the
commerce of the island for the seven
months ended January 81, 1901. and 1000:
The total value of merchandise imported
during the seven months ended January
81, 1901, was $1,000, 10y, as against SI2,.
674,7o5 for the same period in 1000, and
the merchandise exported was SI2,o37,-
$50, as against $8,3o5,53o for the 1000
period. This shows an increase OF az
per cent. in the value Of imports and 81
per cent. in export values.
The value. of imports of merchandise
from the several countries respectively
during the seven months ended January
81, 1901 and 1000, exclusive of quarter
masters supplies follows: United States;
1901, $I,4o3,488; 1900. $89ooIo, or o8
per cent. increase. European countries,
1901, $8,o74,IS3; 1900. $780, 100, or 70
per cent increase. Asia. 1901, 1887. 582
1000 $4,000, 222, or p per cent. increase.
Oceania, 1901, $Io7,683; 1900, $5o7,7o2,
or or per cent decrease.
Exports of merchandise to various
countries, respectively. during these sew
en- months periods follow: United States
1901, $1,477,6II; 1900, $2,o37,63o. Euro
pean countries, 1901, $7,o83,75I; 1900
$3,2oI,658 Asia, 1901, 2.543,4Io; 1900
$2,774,464; Oceania, 1901, S2So,oo5
1000, $242,245. Other countries, 1901
S345. 1872; 1000, S4o,533.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
ANOTHER DISASTER AZ CLEVELAND.
Explosion of Gas Wrecked TIC Shaft and Let
in Tons of Water.

Cleveland, Ohio (Spscial AS the
result of an explosion oflgas in the new
water-works tunnel, under Lake Erie,
five more lives were added to the already
long list of casualties recorded since
work first began on the great artificial
waterway.
Crib No. 3, five miles from shore, and
two miles beyond Crib No. 2, where
nearly dozen lives were lost week
ago was the scene of tAelatest accident.
The work of sinking the Big intake shaft
at this point was Completed yesterday
and five workmen were Engaged in dig
ging tunnel i'll the direction of No. 2
crib when the fatal explosion occurred
The heavy casting of4the shaft was
shattered. by the terrific force of the eX-
plosion and the immensesyolume OF wa
ter from the lake rushed in upon the uil-
fortunate workmen at tho bottom. 1--we
men who were at work Of staging at tho
top of the shaft were brown high into
the air. but alighted on the crib, and be-
yond being stunned, were not seriously
injured
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
MANILA GUARD
TO BE INCREASED.
Four Companies to Be Added to the
Present Force.
ONE THOUSAND MEN NOW ON DUTY.
Although Gen. Chaifee Says the City is Now
Orderly, and He Can See No Prospect OF
an Uprising, There is Evidently an Under
living Feeling That the Malays May Cause
Trouble at Any Time.

Manila (By Cable).-In the city OF Ma
Mia there are now less than 1000 effective
soldiers, and it has been decided to IN.
crease this number by four companies OF
infantry. The official reason for the in
crease is that guard duty is too heavy
for the present force. AS matter OF
fact, however there is feeling that, al
though there is no apparent prospect OF
trouble nevertheless, in the event OF an
uprising in the future-such as is always
possible among the Malays-it would be
better to have a sufficient body of troops
available for such an emergency.
General Chaffee says he considers the
city of Manila to be perfectly orderly,
and he can see no prospect of an uprls-
ing. Commissioner Wright thinks the peo-
pie extremely peaceable." He is salts
fed that although among certain class
there is some discomfort on account OF
the land tax, which is not yet understood,
this class is not likely to foment trouble.
Many army officers express themselves
as gratifed at the increase in the military
force. They think that, with the military
guard withdrawn from the prison. an
other uprising there might result i'll the
release of some 1900 prisoners. This
possibility is regarded as menace to the
city by those who take that view of the
case, as they regard the white guard as
insufficient
Civil officials look upon this contingent
cy as unlikely, inasmuch as the 600 white
police could mobolizc at the prison before
any of the prisoners could escape and be-
come dispersed throughout the disaffect-
ed district
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
TERRORIZED BY INFURIATED MOB.
Two Men Lynched at Pierce City, Mc''
Without Real Cause.

Springfield, Mo. (SpeciaD armed
mob rules in Pierce City, where the
lynching OF two negroes for the muir
der of Miss Wild started a race war.
Pierce City is in the hands OF hun
dreds OF armed men, who are intent on
driving all negroes from town.
All negro houses in the city are be.
ing fired by the enraged whites, and
one negro. Peter Hampton, has been
crematcd in his home.
The mob was beyond the control OF
the officers. and calls for assistance
were sent to Springfield, Aurora and
Monet.
Alter the double lynching the mob
broke into the amory Of the local mill
tary company, seized guns and ammu,,
milton, the property of the State, and
commenced a general attack on all
colored people. Many negroes resist
ed and indiScriminate firing resulted on
the streets. Lights were shot out and
the peace officers stayed at home.
Peter and Bob Hampton, negroes,
living together i'll house, were at
tackled and defended themselves with
guns. The mob set fire to the house
and to four houses adjoining, occupied
by negroes. The fire department was
called out. but the mob refused to let
it qucnch the flames.
Peter Hampton. who was Is years
OF age. was burned to death when the
house was set ahre. His wife and Rob
ert Hampton escaped through the
flames.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
TENTS TORN BY HIGH WIND.
New Tswn in Oklahoma Swept by Storm
Two Killed.

Anadarko. Okla Especial. Two per-
sons were killed, two seriously and a
number slightly injured in a heavy wind
and rainstorm which visited this place.
Twenty buildings were almost wrecked
hundreds OF tents occupied by home
steaders) were torn to pieces and great
quantities OF merchandise was streWn
far and wide over the prairie.
Anadarko is one OF the three. towns
which sprang up after the opening re-
Gently by lottery OF the Kiowa,, Conan
che Indian reservation. Alter the draw.
inl had been concluded thousands OF
homesteaders, many Of whom failed to
win in the drawing, rushed thltherr ana
purchased town lots which were beng
auctioned off by the government In
less than 30 days the town had reached
over 6ooo in population. =.
When the storm came 20 OF the nall
6nised houses were torn to pieces. Fly
ing timbers caused the fatalities noted
while the wind swept the tents INTO a
conelomerate mass and the rain soaked
thousands OF dollars worth OF merchan-
dice
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
President Issues Proclamation.

The Presidents proclamation Oh the
ST. Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition
was issued Wednesday. After reclting
the purpose Of the Exposition, he de-
clares that the Exposition shall be open
ed in the city of St. Louis, in the State
of Missouri, not later than the first day
of May, 1903, and will be closed not later
than the first day of December thereafter;
And in the name of the Government and
of the people OF the United States, do
hereby invite all the nations of the earth
TO take part in the commemoration OF the
purchase of Louisiana territory. an event
of great interest to the United States and
of abiding effect on their development
by appointing representatives and send
ing such exhibits to the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition as will most htly and
fully illustrate their resources their IN
dustrics ard their progress in civllza-
tion
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
ANOTHER PLAN TO
SETTLE STRIKE,
Rcpcr:s of an Effort to End the Con-
fIict With the Trust.
NOTHING LOOKING TO ARBITRATION
ConciIiatory Committee to Present Certain
Propositions Of the AmaIgamated Assocl'
alton 10 the Steel Corporation-The Pro-
posals Said TO Contain Concessions by the
S:rikers-Direct Negotiations.

Pittsburg, Pa. (SpeciaD In further
ance of the peace" program, which IS
said to have been in the course OF prepa-
ration for several days. it is now gwen
out by one on the inside, and one who
should know, that the Amalgamated eX-
ecutives have consented to have certain
propositions made to the officials of the
United States Steel Corporation through
members of the conciiatory committee
of the National Civic Federation, which
proposals are expected to bring about a
settlement of the great strike. Those in
terested in the matter are waiting Tor
word to proceed with the program as
outlined at the conference OF Amalga-
mated executives and the concilatory
committee of the Civil Federation. The
propositions, which are to be taken to
New York carry certain concessions by
the Amalgamated officials which it is
hoped will pave the way for the reopen
ing OF direct negotiations between the
association and the company.
The proposition carries the terms I'M
der which President Shaffer and his. ad-
visors stand willing 10 settle. what
these terms are and the mode OF their
presentation are carefully guarded Sc
crets. There is alone the implication that
they contain concessions OF such import
ance that those in interest expect the
corporation to drop its adverse attitude
and reopen negotiations
The proposal contains nothing looking
to arbitration. This mode of settlement
was waived OH the advice of the Civic
Federation men.
While the conferees were discussing
peace plans the Amalgamated men were
shown the impracticability of sympa-
thetic strikes by the miners and other
organized men affiliated with the Ameri-
! c,r Federation Of ahOr'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
DENMARK WILL SELL ISLANDS.
The Government, However, Thinks the Price
Rather Too Small.

Copenhagen (By Cable).-A promi-
nent politician. in the cOunSels OF the
ministry, says that the sale OF the Dan
ish West Indies. il was confidently eN-
pectcd. would be conSummated before
the close OF the present year.
The King and the new Cabinet have
both concluded that it is absolutely
necessary for Denmark TO dispose OF the
islands. and majority OF the Rigsdag
favors the sale. as does also the public.
The only dissatisfaction. the correspond
ents informant further said, arises in
connection with the price. $I75o,oco.
being considered too small However,
the final approval OF the Rigsdag is be-
lieved to be assured, and it is expected
that legislative ratification will be given
in Washington in December,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Forsakes All for LepeE.

St. Louis (SpeciaD.-Dr Louis
Knapp, aged 40 years, practicing physi-
clan of this city, has forever separated
himself from his wife and four children
and will become isolated from the world
to nurse Dong Gong. Chinese leper,
who was found here two weeks ago. The
Doctor is a graduate of Detroit medical
college. DR.. Knapp and his patent will
live. in three-room frame house now
being built by the city authorities at
quarantine until necessity for his service
shall have ended. DR.. Knapp will take
his library to quarantine and devote the
greater part Of his time to the study OF
lenrpSY.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
100000 BARRELS OF OIL DESTROYED.
The Fire at Point Breeze Burns Itself Out-
About $50 Persons Injured.

Philadelphia (SpeciaD. - The fire
which started at the Atlantic Rehninrg
Company, at Point Breeze, on the
Schuylkill river front, in the southwest.
ern section of the city, has burned itself
out. Vice-P President Lloyd, OF the COM
pany, estimated the loss at about $500
600. Fourteen tanks, containing about
200 900 barrels OF oil, were destroyed
1t was definitely learned that the. two
EMPLOYEES Of the company said to have
lost their lives in the first explosion are
safe. This reduces the death list to the
three 6remen previously named. About
10 persons. including fremen, employ
ees and spectators, were burned more or
less severely during the progress OF the
fire.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
HEAD. ON COLLISION.
Fatal Result of an Accident on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad.

Jacksonville, III. (Special) In head,
on collision between the Chicago and
Alton westbound Hummer and a
freight train. at Prentice, FIVE men were
killed and six badly injured. Not one
of the passengers was injured beyond
slight bruises ,1
lust how the accident occurred prob
ablv never will be known The freight
train had pulled into a siding from the
west end to await the passenger tram;
1t is supposed the train gradually, worked
out over the switch unobserved by the
crew, and when the passenger train came
along at high speed the impact was
terrific Both engines were demolished
The tender of the passenger engine tele-
scopcd the smoking car.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Receipts Show q Decrease.

The monthly statement OF the colIsc-
tions oil interna, revenue shows that for
July, 1901, the total receipts were SEQ.
34}20o, a decrease, as compared with
July, 1000. of $77,494. The rccci9ti frcr
the several sources OF revenue are given
as follows:
Spirits $Go,234.432. increase 1897, AZ;
tobacco $3.H5,673. decrease $l,6So,623;
fermentcd liquors $o07o,4IS increase
ST. 1903, lo6: oleomargarine 100000, IN
crease $7I.8SI; special taxes not else
where enumerated $3,3SI.5oS, increase
$4I4,o77; miscellaneous $2,o5577I, de-
crease SI43O.S0O
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Foreign.

The Sultan of Turkey has settled the
Ouays Company question in accordance
with the demands of the French Govern
mcnt. In view of the coming visit OF the
Car. the French officials are delighted
over the early settlement of the ditflculty:
Severe electrical storms have occurred
tn, ouglout Southern France and Spain,
and at Vigo, Spain. church was struck;
by lightning and one person killed and
several injured.
The German steamer Liban, from Me-
rel for Stettin. sank, and eight OF the
crew were drowned.
The King of Denmark and the new
Cabinet have decided to sell the DANISH
West Indian Islands.
King Edward used sombcr-looklng
automobile in his outings around HON.
burg.
Prof. Edward Suess. the noted politi'
cal philosopher, in survey OF interna'
tional relations, warns Europe OF the
American trusts, and urges move
ment OF the central European state:
against them.
Brussels newspapers report. Ill a dis
patch from Copenhagen. that the Gar
will breach to Emperor William and
Pre- sident Loubet Intervention in South
African troubles.
The Chinese Peace Commissioner;
still delay signing the settlement proto
col. and the Emperor it appears, with
holds permission to sign.
Turkey has proclaimed martial law il
the Sassairas district in consequence o
alleged Albanian plots.
NJ. Constans. French ambassador tc
Turkey has lett Constantinople be
cause he claims the Sultan violated his
promise relative to the purchase o
duays and disputed claims.
Rear Admiral Cromwell. in command
OF the American European squadron
called upon Admiral Seymour at Ports
mouth.
The International Law Association
in session at Glasgow, discussed uni
form insurance laws.
The Colombian gunboat La Popa
which struck a rock week ago, sank
near Savanilla.
Emperor William will present to King
Edward OF England magnihccn
epergne.
United States Minister Conger ha:
arrived at Pekin, China.
A gale in the West Indies wrecked
many small craft.