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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19
CAMARA
DE DEL,EGADOS.
Enero Is dc 1901.

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conoonaoas las conCr1Duciones ue
una 4nca que tlens en- MO dranoe
La comlslon oe Was de .l comunl.
cscl0li Iormo scsIca Ge Y PeClclon
qae. nacleran vallos vecanos oe we
qses, oonuo soilclCsn se Conssruys
uns GarIecera oe circuny alaclon en
aqueliS lsla. ~ 4
Dill ea - iect9ra nQ oo' SoOIe
organlzaclon de Farmacia-Isodr1
guez.
Bill en- la lectura no "a. Soore
Notariado-Domenech. ~
Bill en- Il lectura no o5-Cons'
tituci6n y Gobierno de las ciuda.
des-Coion. ..o
Bill en- Ia lectura no o6-Para
Ia constltuclon y goolerno de las vi
las, en'la lsla De Puerto fSlco-Ma-
ttei.
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DO fallldas contrlnuclones lnsuiares
munlclpales, anterlores a Junlo ae
lsoV-Eugo Vlnas-oe tomo en- con.
sloeraclon.
La Camara acoroo contluuar ~
discussion del Dill no oo del senor 10
ssy, que queoo Penolente syer, es!s'
nieclenoo reglas para las ventas ~
olclaies ae olenes inmueoies. Se
splopo, Phsanoo - conision w
Leyes coplaoas Y lee!soIauas: -,
Se pus0 en- discussion 81 Dill -,
oel senor Hossy, soDie 81 page oe
consrlouclones s a.lssaoss que "eoen
'"s InoSs mos"as y" a. sos a;so,+;do .,
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ho-noSapr nS p.oeme Aiion nart;c;nendn II, nu nuo
petaauo M I, IL ". .Ip: .Io.p:no p:soA. Aue
nsDla 1.,;;aa nla1o aa, @ 81 oi sEDle laeoat annIat
$1,000 cn.a;a.au ae. -, 'n aota asta % ensa;" nos
ordeuarlo asi 6. leg 'amento:
| Ocupo 10 Presloencla el senior
Egozcue, mientras Sc dlscut1a el oil
no 70, sobre ell ejercici0 del Notaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19
De Cayey.

Sc dice que sera nombrado Al
calde..de este pueblo don Juan Ortiz,
y Juez don Lope Ma Dedgado, = que
una vez puesto en- .vigorSel bill Bar
bosa, compoadran 81 Jurado de este
pueblo, como Juez, don Francisco
Oandelas, y Secretario don Julio Ce
bollero. Todos esos senores son de
Partido Republicano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19

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g. \. = !
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ettsl Anes1 !ess laIs
sdamas de- - socleq ess GEL
Days ea g sisl 2, etico sde
sChlc8go no quedd una cue hnra lla SO
s0re .es sn esss -:
sta QUESTION <cuc chArae, ex pnee
e por 81. q I. Dllce no So I'd
nueV0 lnc1denfe, 81 l1o ktloaard Sontn
gste nditorio.s hse q Iaencs que
70 que oourrio - sent ana en
sque nIlq nnier de sleyad sociA
dad 6a llev6 tl1 eand eler3 do pletA
de Tres pies de largo en Ralm {9ar
den. dc ANNEX, q los scandel labroa
no se hn01eran asegursdo, 70 dudo
que ellOA ae nun salvado de los
deeiGnloS de 7. 81. - de- nuestras
ahuespedes.
Nichols. super1ntendente del
8 <Atlet1c Olubs di1o;; .s:.
Nuesera socaedad es la favorita
oe mucnas de Ia damss de- Chicago
natura aamente elias desean conser'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19
Washir gton, Enero.
Como Ia Verdadera
expansion debe deSarrOllarSe,
(Del sNew York Heralds)

Cuando ell siglo XIX comenz6,
escasamente cinco millones de habi
tantes formaban esta nacl6n. Ellos,
no obstante, la fundaron sobre los
mas sanos principios-la Declara-
cion de Independence es un compen
dio de principles fundamentales, no
solo para este pals, sino para todas
las dem&s naciones-sobre doctrina
tan podeross, que al haber escasa
mente transcurrido un cuarto de ST.
glo desde su advenimiento, va, sin
embargo, las naciones habfan senti
do su poderoso influjo. Y fue un
decidido factor en- la revoluci6n fran
cesa.
AL empezar el siglo Xxx, rs mi
llones de habitantes SO glorian en- Ia
possession de dichos principles, que
en- Ia practica no tuvieron deflcen.
cia Y cuyo espfritu todos los extran.
jeros natnralizados observan aun me
ior que los nativos. Veinte rep1bli-
cas- en- el continente americana, han
nacido bajo sus auspicios y toda ga.
ct6n europea que posee coloniss en-
esta parte del mundo, ha sido impe.
Ida & modificar ell sistema de gober.
narlas.
AL empezar el siglo XIX Espa-
fla era uno de los mas fuertes Pode-
res del mundo, y sus dominios Sc ex
tendian por las cuatro parties del U
inverse. AL finalizar dicho siglo
ella est6 escueta y arruinada, mien
tras America. pequefia en- un princi.
pio, ha llegado q ser superior q aque
lla en- extension territorial y en- ade
lanto en- todos los ramos dc Ia civil.
zaci6n. La raz6n es sencilla. El
sistema colonial de Espafa era de-
fectuoso y ella sufri6 las consecuen.
ciss. Con tan evidentes ejemplos,
patentes ante nuestra faz, y ocupan
do, como estamos hoy, 81 primer
puesto entire las neciones, social, po
Utica, econ6micamente, en- materia
de educaci6n ect sno nos importa re
psrsr en- la verdadera luz que AFRO
ja ell curse de esos sucesos, y cortar
esos errores que pudieran llevar
nuestra gran Repdblica una situa
ci6n inferior al fnalizar ell siglo
Xxx?
Ningdn pals ilustrado CONSENT
ri ser gobernado por otro. Antes
de nuestra guerra con Espaf1a noso.
tros conden6bamos sus principles
coloniales, y hoy nosotros corremos
el peligro de adoptar iguales proce-
dimientos, dictando una ley para un
territorio en- ell Pacffco, otra para
las Filipinas, ademas otra para Pic
Rico, reserv&ndonos una cuarta pa
70 los de casa. Eses fueron los prin
cipios que dieron margen al despo-
tisfno que los gobernadores roma
nos ejercieron en- el extranjero y q,
! cause b caida del Imperio, como
caus6 recientemente Ia de Espana.
- J. JULIO HENNA.
'A Nn esta imprenta se vende pa.
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--1a.----A---
Mr.. Williams Reeves, Sc halla
citado por el Juzgado de Cathedral, q
fin de que presto declaration como
testigo ante Ia Corte de Distrito en-
ell juicio oral de la causa instruida
contra Rafael Calderon por 81 su
puesto delito de estafa.
Hoy hemos recibidc Ii grata
vista de nuestro buen amigo eli afa.
mado specialists doctor Raldiris,
que ha regresado de su viaje al ex-
tranjero, donde ha obtenido grandes
triunfos en- Ia extraction de t6nias y
r&pida curaci6n de las enfermedades
del est6mago 3 intestinos. Los Pc
riodicos de las principales ciudades
que ha visitado, hacen muchos elo-
gios de sus meritos profesionales.
Permanecera pocos dias en- esta Ca.
pital, y resi- ie en- 10 calle del Sol
/ dtaero SO, esquina & Cruz.
y Ha fondeado en- Arecibo el
vapor <Ark sdia, precedente de New
Or.eans CON carga de arroz para
varios concentrates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19
Fosfo:'.ros

Marca bolivar. catas de 10 grle-
sas, cajeta tamaho grande incluso Sc
Hos q $5a EN- orc
4 corriente x5t
Marca xEstrell famigera, de 1
gruesaS:
Cajeta tama11o grande incluso Sc
Ilos q $5-85 en- orc
Sc venden en- la scaIle de Tetuan
mum. 81.
Puerto-Rico IL Octubre de 1900.
N S 30
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Han sido diferidas las fiestal

Han sido diferidas las fiestas
en- obsequio de Lord Roberts, segdn
su petici6n. El diputado liberal
Bryn dijo que las fiesta en- honor de
Lord Roberts, despues de las derro'
tas eufridas por el eiercito ingl6s y
ell trato por este dado 4 las nujeres.
eran una ridieules y un ultrage & 10
civilizaci6n, y Ia acci6n de gracia en-
Ia iglesia de Sai Pablo una blasfe.
mia.
Tranquilidad, salud y Reposo pa
.rs las Mndres Z Las Criatnraa.
da & los nifos en- el perfodo dc Ia DENTIC1ON.
Les abanda las ancfas resuelye Ia fnamaei6n, avia
todos los Aconsejamos las medres que ten
gan niho enfermo que no de1en que la prevenct6n
propa nj Ia DE- otros eve q uso Dc esta medcina que
usa oportunamente.
Sc asegura en- telegrama remi-
lido por 81 Corresponsal del sStan-
dard, que I'm commando boer captu.
r6 .en las inmediaciones de Brits.
town un escuadr6n de caballerfa de
Yeomanry, pero fu6 puesto en- IL
bertad despues de quitarles los ca
ballos y todo el equipo y de curar'
10 heridos
Sc ha constituido en- Santurce
una sociedad denominada "Juventud
Obrera" cuyo reglamento ha REMIT.
"a al Gobierno para su APPRECIATION.
Dentro de breve Sc inaugurar&.
~, pe~eIN1E eeaaAas=e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19

Ataca ando los gastos de la que
IRA 81 diputado Powell Williams,
presento una estadfstica por la cual
Sc We que Inglaterra ha importado
para Ia campaf1a de africa 182, $50
caballos y mulas..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19

Esta tarde legara 4 esta Ca
pita4 el seflor Ministro de. Relacio-
nea. Exteriores de. Santo Domingo.
doctor Henriquez Carvjal en- viaje &
Washington = Europa en- mission di
plomAti ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19

81 Gabinete ingles ha sido de.
rrotado en- su proposito de estable-
Ger un tratado de reciprocidad entire
Jamaica y los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-19

N Nn ests imprenta se vende pa
pei DO psri6dicos 4 - 40el quintal.
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Sc asegura en- telegrama rem

PRUNi
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
Deer Live to a Great Age.

Romance has played a prominent
part with regard to the longevity of
deer. What says the Highland adagei
Thrice the age of a dog is that of a
horse,
Thrice the age of a horse is that Of a
man,
Thrice the age Of a man is that Of a
deer.
Thrice the age of a deer is that of an
eagle,
Thrice the age of an eagle is that of
an oak tree.
This is to assign the deer a period
of more than 200 years, and the esti-
mate is supported by many highly
circumstantial stories. Thus, Captain
Mcdonald, of Tulloch, who died in
1776, aged eighty-six years, is said to
have known the white hind of Loeb
Trieg for fifty years. his father for a
like period before him and his grand
father for sixty years before him. So
In 1926 Macdonald, of Glengarry, is
reported to have killed a stag which
bore a mark on the left q Identical
with that made on all the calves he
could catch by Ewen-MacIan-Og, who
had been dead $50 years. Analogous
stories, 1t may be noted, are told in
countries on the continent of Europe,
where deer are to be found in any
number.-Chambers's Journal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
BEST COTTON YEAR ON RECORD.
roducts Exported Have Averaged 81,
100000 For Every Day.

Washington, d. c. King Cotton
made his best record in the fiscal year
just closed. The figures of the Treas
ury Bureau of Statistics show that
the value of the raw cotton exported
in the fiscal year 1901 was more than
In any previous year in the history of
the country. and that the total value
of cotton and its products exported
averaged 81, 100000 for every day in
the year.
The total value OF raw cotton ex-
ported in 1901 was $313,673, 443,
against $3.50, 712, S9S in the best year
ever before known, 1891, and the total
value of cotton. cotton goods, cotton
seed oil and meal and other products
of tue plant exported was $780, 05,-
7O7. In quantity the exports of the
year were not so great as in 1895, 1898
or 1899, but the price was so much bet
ter that the value exceeded by many
millions that of the years OF the great
est movement as measured in pounds.
This brings the export value of cot
ton and its products above that of all
breadstgfs or all classes of proyis-
ions, and only shout 800, 900, 900 less
than breadstuffs mud provisions com
bined, the years exports of bread
stutfs being $275, 594,61S, and o. pr"
visions, $196, 1855 7S.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

Detroit. Mich, has a union of marine
divers.
Miners in Missouri have had their
wages raised.
Servant girls in Chicago have formed
n union with $50 members.
The summer dizziness has fallen on
tbe building trades in Philadelphia.
Striking ice wagon drivers, Of Column
bus. Ohio, have won their fight for a
ten-hour day.
United Mine Workers, with the heip
of Mother Jones, will try to organize
all West Virginia miners.
silk weavers at Paterson, N, j., nave
decided not to order a general STRIKE
Efforts are making to form a COM
pany to build u temple for LABOR or
carnations in Wilmington, Del.
Pressed glassware factories OF the
American Flint Glass Manufacturers
Association started up, giving work
TO 10000 men.
All ans men employed by the
Pean Iron Company, Lancaster, Penn
have received a wage Increase from
$3.50 to 1915.
The members OF the Meat-Handiers'
Union sent letters to the large packing
companies declaring that they womb
refuse to work with non-unlon men.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
DOUBLE TRAGEDY ON STAGE.


hSGS nv hAAtlNtlA
Omaha, Neb.-The rehearsal of a
lurid m~elodrama in a theatre here
ended in a double tragedy. Thad
Brooke, the stage hero, shot and
killed Mrs. Mile Lighthawk, the
leading woman, and then turned the
gun upon himself, with fatal effect.
The shooting grew out of the jeal-
ousy Of Brooke, who objected to the
real kisses used in rehearsal by Bert
Adams, the second man. The drama
under rehearsal was the ARIZONA
Female Bandit" written by Mrs.
Lighthawk, who has had consider
able stage experience under the name
of Mile Allen. Mrs. Lighthawk her.
self took the title role
In his role of civilian Desmond,
Chief of Detectives" Brooke carried
the action of the play from the sup
posed crime of the innocent victim
to the final exposure of the villain.
Bert Adams, as the virtuous but mis-
judged sutton of the heroine, was evil
IDENTIFY sincere in the character, and
Brooke took affront. He envied
Adams the opportunities offered by
his lines, and finally entered a pro-
test.
When Adams finally rushed into his
sweetheart's embrace in the final act
Brooke exclaimed:
''Oh, cut that out; that don't go!"
Adams insisted that all the bust
ness should stay in, and he was sus-
tanned by the heroine. When Brooke
demonstrated further the other actors
threw him out. Brooke returned in
a few minutes with a revolver and
fired at Mrs. L~ighthawk. The woman
died and Brooke then shot and killed
himself
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
He Qualified.

Hans Jensen, a Dane, recently ap-
peared before the magistrate of the
District Court held in Garnett, Kan,
to be naturalized. At the close of the
applicant: Hans, are you satisfied
with the general conditions in this
country? Does this Government suit
you entirely?" "Yas, vas" answered
Hans, 'only I would like to see more
rain" You may be sworn" said
the Judge. 81 perceive you already
have the Kansas idea"
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

Emperor William is letting his beard
grow.
Aguinaldo is said to be getting
FESTIVE aud sulky under surveillance.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has left
London for q two months trip on the
Continent.
General Gomez. said 7. Estranda
Palma, should be the first President
of the Cuban Republic.
Lord Roberts title has been gazetted
as Earl of Candahar and Pretoria
and Viscount st. Pierre"
John w. Champlin. ex-Chief Justice
of the Michigan Supreme Court, died
recently. aged seventy years.
Lord Duuraven has been designated
to command the new corps of British
yeomanry sharpshooters that is being
formed.
Count Tolstoi's rally from his re-
cent severe illness is said by his doc
tors to be attributed solely to his
habits of abstinence.
Governor Geer, of Oregon, is said
to wish a denomination. Failing to
secure it, he may try to enter the
United States Senate.
w. l.. Buchanan, Direetor-Genera Of
the Pan-American Exposition, refuses
to become the head of the Louisian
Purchase Exposition at st. Louis.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
English sehOolboy,. Appetite.

A schoolboy OF Windmill, in York
shire, aged eleven, was ordered to re-
ceive six strokes of the birch rod for
stealing at Shipley a collecting box.
He snatched the box QUO Of the hand
Of a seven-year.old lad, and, breaking
1t open, proceeded to dine. The menu
was as follows: Four bottles Of pop"
four ice creams, four pork pies, three
sweets, one black pudding, one cake,
one u OF tea, a pennyworth of tripe,
and two oranges. A packet of cigar
cites followed, and exhausted the CON
tents of the box.-London Globe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

The worlds consumption of sugar has
doubled within the last fifteen years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

erick the Noble, himself a victim of
cancer, and her last days We're full Of
bitterness. She was unloved 10y the
people, as she herself knew, for she
recently said:
Il mean to live as long as l can.
But when l die no one will be sorry,
least Of all myself
Her health had been rapidly failing
for some time and she was too i'll to
90 to her dying mothers bedside. She
was nearly siNty-one years old.
Emperor William, the Empress,
Crown Prince Frederick William,
Prince Eitel Frederick and Prince
August William arrived early and
were at the bedside of the Empress
Dowager Frederick.
Other royal |personaGes who arrived
later are King Edward and his Queen,
Prince Adolf cf Sehaumburg-Lippe,
Prince and Princess Friedrich Carl of
Hesse and the Grown Prince and
Princess of Greece,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

The telegraph line to Dawson has
been completed.
The Chief of Police in Berlin has
ordered storage batteries removed
from the street cars.
Professor Brouardel declares that
tuberculosis may be eradicated WITHIN
the next twenty-five years.
The new State census of Maryland
makes the population 664 $50, but the
Federal census of 1900 gave 6Sl,O92.
A remarkable increase in the growth
of United States exports to Japan was
shown by a Japanese statistical re-
port.
Massachusetts and Maryland are
found by the ensus to have more
females than males in their popu.a-
ton.
Italy kept the first anniversary OF
King Humbert's assassination with a
great pilgrimage 10 his tomb, In the
Pantheon.
The Denver National Live Stock AS
ISOLATION has issued a warning against
hasty acceptance of the Koch tuoer-
culosis theory.
The last steamers from Cape Nome
bring news that there are 0 miners
in the Kobuk River district hard
pressed for food,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
GOVERNORS DAUGHTER KILLED.
Street Car Accident in Front of Executive
Mansion at Montgomery, Ala.

Montgomery, Ala.-Miss Carrie
Jones, twenty years of age, daughter
Of Governor Thomas G. Jones, was
run over and killed by a street car
in front of the Executive Mansion.
The accident was witnessed by the
Governor.
The daughter for a long time has
been afflicted with ervuu trouble
which took the form of sudden spells
of dementia or an uncomfortable de-
sire to run. She required constant
attention.
She sprang out of the gate heed
less of her fathers call to stop. Her
brother followed. She ran directly
to the car. which was coming down
hill at full speed. and reached for
the front end, at which she grasped in
vain. Her father, leaning helplessly
on his crutc4 IS, saw her strike the
car. He turned away his eyes just
in time to miss the sight as she was
thrown violently down and entangled
in the wheels. She was dragged
nearly a block. She was dead when
the motorman, who lost control of
the car for a moment, brought 1t to
n sion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
Deer in Massachusetts.

The electric car which leaves Will
Transport for North Adams ran into a
deer on the back road to Williamstown
a few night ago. The "a was going
at a slow rate of speed up the hill
when 1t came upon the deer grazing
beside the car track. The animal did
not move until the car was nearly to
1t, when 1t leaped directly in front of
it. The car struck 1t and hurled it
from the track, but evidently did not
injure it badly, as the deer jumped up.
leaped a wire fence, and disappeared
in the darkness.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
CrystallIzed Mint Leaves.

The crystalized mint leaf Is the
latest novelty in summer CONNECTIONS
displayed in a Chestnut street shop.
The lover of mint, whether in the form
Of candy or julep. will find them de-
liciously refreshing. The sprays Of
fresh leaves are treated apparently
much in the same way as candied
fruits are produced, only the mint re-
tains all its original favor. Crystal
lied mint leaves are rather expensive.
selling at fifteen cents an ounce, but
they are well worth the price.-Phil-
adelphia Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

Harvesting OF spring wheat is well
advanced oyer the southern portion OF
the spring-wheat region, and has be-
gun in the Southern Red River. Pre-
mature ripening has reduced the yield
and quality of the crop over the south
ern portion of the. spring-wheat re-
gion. although the threshing returns
show better yields in Iowa than were
anticipated. In North Dakota and
Northern Minnesota the crop has sus-
tanned but little injury from heat.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
Sentenced in q Church.

Samuel Shinn, the New Jersey
Whitecap recently convicted Of the
murder Of Thomas f. Apologize, was
sentenced at Trenton by Justice Cum
mere to eighteen years in the State
prison. Sentence was pronounced In
the Central Methodist Church. the
chapel of which has been leased by
the county authorities for use as a
court room while the new court house
Is heinp built.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09
REFUSAL TO LET cHINAMEN Wo7
Reply of Treasury Department to Request
OF ship-Owners.

Washington. D. C.-Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury Taylor re-
ceiyed kilograms from ship-owners
and masters of vessels lately arrived
In San Francisco saying that, owing
to the strike there, they are unable
to unload their vessels, and asking
that Cinnamon employed on the ships
be permitted to unload the vessels,
the masters and owners guaranteeing
to the Government that they would
not be permitted to go beyond the
wharves and to prevent their escape.
Secretary Taylor has replied, hold
ing that this would be n violation of
the Chinese Exclusion Act, and re-
fusing to allow the Cinnamon TO GO
upon the docks.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-09

Cresceus's wonderful mile at Cleve,
ian, 2.023i, made one week ago, was
excelled by himself at Columbus,
Ohio, by a MALI second in the most
phenomenal exhibition of speed, cour-
age and gameness the world ever wit
messed. The bare figures of the mile
and its several parts, 0,294, 0,509i,
1904, 2.02A, tell the marvellous tale
more emphatically, conclsely and i'm
presslYely than words can tell it.