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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
Ventilad0r especial,

ST no todo ell mundo ha sufrido
el horrible 6 insoportable calor que
reina en- deternainadas epecas del
an borio de los vapores que efec-
tuan eutre otras trAvesias, IL del
mar Rojo, todos, por 10 menos, ha
bran dido referir que en- tales cir
cunstancias llegan a ocurair defun-
clones por asfxia, a pesar de los a
paratos inventados de las medidas
adoptadas para nsaguir la ventile
c:9a del navio
Este suplicio esta on Was de s. 81
remediado,
En- estos dlss Sc han practicable
pruebas de un nuevo ventil. or, de-
nominado S'abanico siroco," Que con
siste en- una usda oculta en- el inte-
rior de una GAIA metalica, que, ac-
cionada por el vapor. des 3rralla un
movimiento de rotacion rapidfsimo,
aspirando de esta suerte Ell aite ca
liente y expulsandolo al exterior por
medic de los tubos de ventilacion
que tienen salida al puente'
Cada departamento del buq
esta provisto de uno de estos apara-
tos.
Respecto de sus resultados prac
ticos, sc dice que la ventilation com
pleta de un buque no exige mas que
ve'nte segundos, y que puede repe-
tirse ndefuidamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
SHASTA acogida q su compaf1ero de la
hermandad de San Huberto.
Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relacion de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de New-York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
NOtaS IlanatielaS.

Il martes entire seis siete de
la tarde regre resaba de Arecibo al ba-
rrio de <Rio arriba Poniente de es-
ia juris iici6n, Don Jose Mi auda y
gu esposa, dof1a Dionisia Freytes.
AL llegar al paso del rio denominado
rMangos no advirtieron por haber
entrado algo ls noche que estuviera
crecldo, y trataron de vadearlo con
tan mala suerte que la sen ora su
catallo fderon arrastraoos. por Ia
corriente cayendo aquella de su
asieuto y pereciendo ahogada.
Eatre tanto Ell sef1or Miranda Sc
vefa corriendo ig lal suerte que su
esposa, zero debido & sus much IS
ekfaerzos, pudo ganar la orilla a
opuests, al verse sin u inse parable
compaf1ara trat6 de arroiarse nue.
vamente al rio, 10 que impidleron
unos peones que acudieron & pres
tarle auxilio.
A la hora en- que escribimos (dos
de la tar Ley aun no ha sido hallado
el cadaver de la desgraciada Sra.
Hay quien opine que este detenido
el algua remanso.
A cor sscuencia del incidente que
ralata nos arriba hay tirantez entire
el Joez municipal y el Al,alde, por
negars SO Ell dltimo prastar los auxi
les necesaros para Ia bus "a del ca
daver, alegando que Ell Sr. Miranda
es propietario. Ms otros cresmos
errsdo el parecer del Sr. Alcalde,
pues esta en- iLeludjble deber de pres
tar al juzgado cuantos anxilios le pi
da en- el ejercicio de sus furciones
judiciales sin perjuicio de reinte grar
de Miranda los gastos que Sc origi-
nen.
Al rumor acogido por ell Senor
Daubon en- su Ultima <Cfonica de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
Ri Papa alpiniSta.

Varios periodicos extranieros
recuerdan, con motive de la Ultima
reunion del Congreso alpino, que Su
Santidad Leon XII fue en- su iuven
tud un ardiente alpinista.
Cuando todavia era estudiante.
Joaquin Pscci oasaba las vacaciones s
en- Carpineto, y cons stitufa su entfe-
tenlmiento hacer largas excursio-
nes por las nontaf1as vecinas.
Acompanado de un gofa, Ludo-
vico Salvagni, muerto POGO ha.
assemble al Poo dsla Nieve con
grande agilidad, y la cruz que Sc ele-
va sobre ell Cap1eo debe record ar
le el tempo en- que guiaba fA los
montafeses hasta la Gina de las
Tres Cruces, para leva1tar una d E..
elias, cerribada por el temporal
El joven ooDde de Pec,i era
uno de squellos means ab'e es cam
nantes a quianes no retie en- torren-
tes nj precipicios.
Al m'smo tis m Pc era un ap sio-
nado cazad0r, a quien en- casi tod
srs largas excursions Sc epcontra-
ba con Ia escopeta q la espald,
que rara veg regresaba ca Ia ban
dolera vacfa.
Ea 1857, ouando volvio a C.rpi-
neto, va converlido en- card nal del
Sacro Coleglo, los caEadores de
aquella comarca h'cieron una e1tu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
Dao absoetarhente iparci dc IA opdh dc prensa

semana, respecto q la entrada fibre
de nuestro cafe en- Espana, ha he-
cho concebir un mundo de esperan
zas & los cafeterps de esta demarca-
ci6n. Dicho grano ha tenido una
pequef1a alteracion en- su precio.
lVeremos coronadas por ell 6xi
to las gesGiones del ministro de Es-
tado Espaf1ol y Ell Senior Garcia Mo
liaas?
Hoy miefcolss tampoco-Aa po-
dido celeorar session nuestro Ayunta
miento por falta de equorun, Hace
dos meses que estanos precenciando
esa actitud de les Sres Concejales
sin que haya quien 10 remedie. iE,
as1 como Sc assume Ia represen taci6n
de un pu sbloi PorquG no Sc oblga
q escs sef1ores del conceio 4 CO oncu-
rrir las sssiones?
mo tiene el alcalde medios de
hacerlos salir de esa apatfa:
El Sr. Gobernador sin duda ten
drA que tomar cartas en- este asun.
to.
Sc encuentra enfermo nue. stro
respectable y querido amigo Don Jo-
sc Rivera Ter. Juez municipal de es.
te pueblo, habiendose hscho cargo
del Juzgado con tai motive ell Su-
plente Sr. Acevedo.
Hacemos votos por Ia salud d,
nuestro amigo,
CARLOS.
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Piedra
FiiIosofaI.

La Emulsion de Scott
IS un pr reparado que ha
Venldo a llenar un graz.
Vaclo en- la terapeutlca
rnoderna.
Por las cualidades del
acelte y por su eXcelente
emulsion supera 4 GUAM
tOs medlcamentos SINH
lares Sc han preparado
hasta hoy.
La prioridad de esta
forma farmaceutica per-
: teneCe uniC am en- tie q
Scott, y las demas enul-
stones solo son meras
imitaciones sin que MIN
guna llegue a igualarla.
No hay reConstltu-
yente alguno que obre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24

Sc ha presentado una paocion al
Ayuntamiento de este pueblo, pre-
guntando quien per5ens ce el edit
c1o que ocupa la iglesia parrcquial.
I'll Ayuntamiento ha contestado que
es rropiedad del pueblo y que fgura
como tai en- ell inve atario de Ia Al
caldfa.
Ell CORREsPONSAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
LA NUEVA PALMA.
0bSeQuiO a Sus amigos
Dos regalos en- ell mes de Octubre.

Desde ell dla primero de Octu-
bre regal ra La Nateua Palma una
papeleta los concurrentes por cada
cinco centavos de gasto.
El parroqu ano que el 80 del
mismo haya reunido mayor ndmero
de papeletas, sera obsequiado
81 es sef1orits, con un obieto ar
t1stlco completa mente a su capricho
. su equivalencia de 20 dollars.
Igual obsequio para caballeros
Wear Sc las condolences en- las
en- las papelstas.
A La Meeva Palma, pues.
$50 -13.
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Al PQb|ico

Habiendo alberto do nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARl-
MA en- la calle de San Jose mum.
altos, esquina a Tetuan, Sc 10 hace
mos presente nuestra clientele,
amigos y relacionados ofreci6ndo-
les hospedaje q los precios siguien-
fes:
Por un dia hospedaje con
cOmida. a................ i 90
Por abonos conner men
suales ................ .10 90
Por una CANA ;. .......... % 80
Un catre.. ........ ........ rs
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona ........ go 90
Bateas, & la calle precios conven
cIonales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietsrio,
SOLER HERMANO.
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Emulsion
de Scott
de Aceite de Higado de
BacaIao con Hipofos-
fitos de Gal y de Sosa,

: especialmente en- los ca
: SOS de tlsis, bronquitis
: cronica, raquitismo, es-
: cr0fula, ciertas fornas de
: anemla y sobre todo en-
: q asma cr0nica y eSta-
: dos consecutlvos produ-
: cldOS pOr un exceSo de
!: tfabajo flsico y mental.
Obrando 4 manera de
: antlseptico arroja de Ia
economic los micro-orga-
nlsmoS que vician la
sangre, C0ntribuye q la
formation de la heno-|
glpbina, regenera los te-
Jldos, y en- una palabra,
vlene d ser la piedra flo
sOfal de la medication
t0nlco-reconstituyente.
Exijase la legftima que lleva la con-
traseha del hombre con el bacalao
cuestas.
SCOTT K BOVINE. Quimicos. New York
De venta en- las Droguerias Farmacias.
GA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30
As to the RESERVATION OF capitaI Punishment


Dear Sir have read with interest editorial in
recent issue of the Eagle protesting against passage
pending legislature restoring capital pun
ishnent in Kansas
If the press Of the state to be as
outspoen as the Eagle this matter it would
legislators pause consider before
they proceed stigma upon the state
the temporary spasm by the burning Of
a negro at of a in Leavenworth
recently. thinking coincide that there
logical connection between capital punishment mob
law That one does not suppress or diminish other
be readily proven anyone who to examine
the statistics that matter much surprised to
learn your editorial that demand had been made
minister's for the of such
law. anyone claiming to called God" and
divnely commissioned proclaim the gospel peace can
give public sentiments surprising espe-
cially when be found in the Tesla
for such practice.
Constantly travelling am. frequently interview
ing this subject, firmly convinced that no
considerable number people the state demand
capital punishment shall restored On contrary
they would regard it as step backward effect Of
which viii be long after burning negro
Leavenworth viii have been forgotten. our
wives sisters daughters any safer have
any more protection afforded than present
While realize that a possibility legis-
ation the present session yet help
pulpit the press and the platform the three
greatest powers land protest against the
backward step it would not be taken
have been resident thirty-three years
and have closely watched its ups DOWNS"
joiced its misfortUnes
I regret very much have legislation
pecaIy coming the party progress the party to
which old Kansans learned look for forward
movements
there sufficient time rernonstrances should be
circulated throughout state and sent to our legislators
protesting against the Of this bill My
that who oppose this measure and position to
WELD influence win proceed to protest
ure is defeated. Respectfully JAMES GRIMES.
Oklahoma CITY January Is
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They Must Surrender First.

The visit of sixto Lopez, the Filipino to Wash
ington can hardly amount to anything contrary
interviews which he is giving to the newspapers are
likely prejudice the he represents BY asking for
the opening negotiations looking to the securing Of peace
the basis of Independence he has followed the bad
advice given to him by the so-caled antiimperialsts
BY the ratification Of the treaty with Spain and the
subsequent failure of congress to take action the
Philippine question present Of that acquired
territory established The islands recognized
subject to the sovereignty Of the United states and the
president entrusted with the task Of putting
authority of this government
and congress has shown disposition to sustain him. Until
the president has been accomplished until
congress orders him to do otherwise Mr. Mckinley
option The islands under military rule
the Fiipinos have standing nation which
endde to consideration in any negotiations
they might institute Of unconditional
surrender to this government.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30
A - cabinet Offcer Proposed.

The addition Of new cabinet officer having proved 50
beneficial to the agricultural interests of country the
National Board Of Trade adopted resolution ia favor
Of establishing department OF Commerce ana Industry.
(which Interests are looked after only limited way
by the secretary agriculture Commercial ana industrial
interests next to AGRICULTURAL interests now lead in this
country and this action Of the National Board Of Trade
represents the sentiment that has been growing within
the past five years that the commercial and hides
ral interests are entitled TO more governmental attention
that hey have received through ana commissions
that subordinate 10 the secretary Of the Interior
There ample field work such as might be left
10 secretary Of commerce and industry by the creation
81 this proposed department first place b=s
Ter regulation Of transportation lines both water
could De secured than possible under the Interstate com
commission Again. might be possible 10 secure
under the supervision Of secretary Of commerce ana
dusiry. restriction Of the operations OF the so-caIei
trusts, least those engaged Interstate commerce
Furthermore with cabinet member charge os such
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30
Another Kind of Union.

In Austria there is system Of insurance against
strikes company formed which indemnifes its
stockholders patrons all losses sustained by them
from strikes in establishments whether voluntary.
sympathetic or forced. The premium is equal to or
per cent payroll and the indemnity is so cent
paid the week preceding the suspension
Of work such company would do big business in the
limited States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

It would probably possible establish better
and friendly relations between capital and labor and
to insure amicabe adjustment disputes
they extend beyond and affect seriously the
commercial and industrial interests Of the country.
Manufacturers and workingmen have both asked for
the establishment department Of the government
having control commercial and industrial interests
the country there be good reason why
their REQUEST should not be eompiaa with:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30
His Imperial Highness, Turn.
Contrary.

Edward w. king and emperor doesn't ike Lord sal
isbury In short is vel understood that they are at
loggerhead The London Times ntmates that the latter
was forced to administer reprimand his future king
some time pursuant orders queen and that
Edward resents the fact Lord Salisbury VIII soon step
down and The London newspapers make no secret Of
The fact That the king has use for Salisbury and Will
aoroe hm ont o. office soon as it VIII be decent 10 10 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

ETHEL The English people are reaching out in every
direction to discover methods for proonging life They
have generally determined that the road TO longevity
leads through the stomach This causes fantastic notions
in regard to diet as changeabe the fashion in gowns
Almost every physician of note makes himself response
ole for some dietetc formula to accomplish the object in
view.
AGNES. In America they have discovered that what
is needed to proong life and Danish pain is Ripans
Tabule taken when the first symptom of indspostion
manifestS ITSELF One gives relief
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people Topeka abuse impudenty and insanely the
governor Of Kansas the time about to move the
stat
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People do not always awake 70 she
commonplace. however confidently they
may close their eyes.
Shouts. cries, the sound Of people run
ming 10 and fro. startled Agnes Quincy
from her slumber before L had well be-
gun. An agitated knock upon her door
and the janitor's voice brought her 70
her feet
'-Firef' the man shouted. 'sThe build
ing is on fire. Wake Up"
Agnes ran 70 the door to find The hail
fun Of smoke Her apartment VAS on
The third floor She dressed hurriedlv
and taking What money she had ran to
the FIRE escape with the help of the FIRE
men she reached The street safely
II was just dawn and the snow vas
falling lightly. she stood a litle apart
from the crowd watching the Burning
building. which. IN spite o. all the fire.
men were doing. seemed doomed SIZE
could rot think The snog x hal stunned
her Presently. however. she aUcke 20
q fuil sense II ali fhat 81 meant 10 ser o
lose the familiar thlnes Vith which che
had been so lonE SURROUNDED. valreiess
as they might seem 10 cthers Home
All that she had Ell that she might ever
have-was burning over there She
watched The flames. th-puEh fears ron.
her bands nervouslY claspinE and nr-
claspinz
she had always beer p successful 70
man. fortunate woman ~ Tier say
Tha knowSe1Ee THAT 1ifs coui6 60 terribly
wrong vas near % her and rot ea ,
borue Her folly ~ Sias night before &c
had been rad enough II itself But that
tais too. uust come. Her Books her
pictures. tne personal things that women
love her-ah fhose chairs,
ava s-srar-.f ra-s7-- ef.a
avn
Morris gurt q lss;is si7ge1 bisck wft1
r-uoke Soaring g2on his elafhng unwsH-
tasaafe signs * q strargle, SRI - = fe-
chesrfgEE
won't vou I'll sazn2~ he said II
came as seon as hears = IA re Toa
had rcne hut rusuaEef 81 tr5us fhss4t
An5 - -tacsS re chair BESIDE her
sf1E-perhaps 4 was rer heart--
sNaue IN hs- g.rs shs looked a. ssn-
lanE lock Tner see sa45 Eraveiy.
Tank sou. WE - aowr-sf v1n
vGl~
50 .hsy sas shers ssse~tv szs.-C5sr-
t-sl5s 7veo< L C1scaFo Irf1uss-
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truth about Nation She is seeking notoriety
every newspaper reporter the has talked
her The first thing did when Jailed here
was to send for reporter for the Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

crime OF this country IS the brutality Of its state
Institutions the most part concealed Occasionally
of what going creeps the Indiana
dustraI School where girls stripped naked and nogged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

The same abuse Mrs. Nation poured out Governor
Stanley she win carry the White House when she
reaches Washington But she VIII not be allowed enter
rms White House
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

Bryan VIII make the mistake Of his life If he
Europe. People buying his paper because Bryan
writing the articles. They won't buy it II greatly
superior more polished editor the copy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

The report Is sent out that the most cordial relations
exist between King Edward VII ana Lord Salisbury
Which shows that salisbury is irving 70 hold bis Job
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

The great creek rebellion Is over NOBODY was hart
although number of newspaper correspondents sprsnsi
their lrnaglnarions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

In his cable Johnny Rein King Edward VIZ showed
every evidence % friendship except to invite the lad put
up o Windsor whenever he London
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

since The country has become Indifferent 70 congress
oratory senator's have become very
quick to congratulate one another.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

1t NAV Be true that uneasy lies the head which
b- as IL used 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

II win be noticed that MIS- Nation IS not attacking
any more saloons where there are women about
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

The baseball players demanding their e-nan
cipadon They insist tbat they be sold without
thaEr consent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

il Hung Chang is reported 70 have fever and TO be
delir3ous diplomats should look Perhaps Ii
has trick behind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-30

Nessrs Jsn. and Ruhan have been arrested ard an
banE Otherwise advertised
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She thought she knew what her answer
would be. For days she had felt that
the time was drawing near when she
must make it. But as she looked across
at him, seated on one of the chairs, there
came a sudden revulsion of feeling-her
maidenhood fighting its last battIe-the
habits of her years Of independence max
many differences in their birth and rear
ing, his western views contrasting sharp
ly with hr eastern pre5udices
90 cannot. I cannot" she cried
A sob surprised her as she looked into
his hurt eyes. She swallowed It brave
". Desperate. she seized upon anything
by way of explanation that might help
them both regain their composure.
lists the chairs, you know. You
don't fit them Tears were in her
voice.
Never mind me-" he said. ''Don't
feel unhappy. But what IS It about
the chairs?"
"These we are sitting IN" sch went on.
encouraged They are-they are ny
grandmother's. YOU know. She and
grandfather sat in them, day after day.
many years-a lifetime. I have grown
foolish about them. They stand for so
much. All there is-fami1y, training.
race. prejudice, temperament I cannot
marry any one who isn't-who doesn't
Who
It see" he said. steadily. ''You can
not marry any one who cannot sit with
you in them. dav after day. side by side.
without possibility Of weariness Inn
sorry 7 am not the man"
In the silence an old trait asserted
ieself Ell had never given up easily
what he wanted much.
some time" ne said gently. some
time I shall try again The-the chairs
may change. Goodnight
After the door closed, the deiuge, Az
mes told herself firmly that she was too
old to cry. It did not stop the tears
Struggle with them through the long
night she recalled all that had made the
last few months so happy, and recreated
the vision of the life she might have had
with him.
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The crime Of this country the brutality Of state
institutions for the most concealed Occasionally
hint OF what is going cresps out in the Indiana IN
dusral School where girls are stripped naked and hogged
Bryan make mistake Of his life If he goes to
Europe. People buying paper because Bryan is
writing the articles They buy it some greatly
superior and more polished editor furnishes the
The truth about Mrs Nation She is seeking notoriety
and every newspaper reporter in the state who has talked
to her knows it, The thing Jailed here
was to send for reporter for the Eagle
The same abuse Mrs. Nation poured out on Governor
Stanley she VIII carry TO the White House when she
reaches Washington But she viii not be allowed enter
the White House
when any lunato Is encouraged by the newspapers ana
people Of Topeka TO abuse impadeny and insaney the
governor Of Kansas the time has about come to the
state capital
The report Is sent that the most cordial relations
exist between King Edward VII and Lord Salisbury.
Which shows that salisbury IS irving to hold his JOB
In his cable Johnny Rein King Edward VIZ showed
every evidence friendship except to invite the lad TO put
up at Windsor whenever he came 70 LONDON
since The country has become Indifferent to congress
sona ortoy congressman senators have become very
quick TO eonsrasula1e one asother.
il Hung Chang is reported TO have fever and TO be
delrous but diplomats should look again PERHAPS Ii
has trick behind it,
The g-sat creek rebellion Is over Melody was hart
although number q newspaper correspondents sHraned
their inaginations
1t nav be true that uneasy lies The head which wears
crown hut in king Edwards case doesn't feel hah as
The bassoan players are at last demanding their esr-
cpaon They INSIST that they must not be sold without
their consent
It win b noticed that Ms Nation j. no, attacking
Oh
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o.as sas's p a.-n.- = sszs. 49,