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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
NOticiaIS de M6jico,

= d IL h s
Segtn al sAnnario Estadfstico,
de Ia Rephblica Mexicana, cores
pondiente al a1o de 1899, hubo 489, Z
933 nacimiente S, 61.674 matrimonios
y 452.292 defunciones, resultando
un aumento de poblacion de 1854
almAs.
FL n1mero de marcas de fabrica
de comercio era en- dichp anu de
267.
Sc expidieron 279 patentes de
privilegio, con un aum nto de AZ So
bra el aflo anterior. -
Hay en- toda la Repdblica 18
bancos, cuatro de ellos en- el Distri-
to Federal; 116 f&bricas de hiladcs,
y teiides de slgod6p, de elias 13 en-
ell Distr1to. Las ventss manifesto
das sscendieaon. & $29, 7b3, ,414.11 y
dieron ocupaci6n q 81, ,o60 operarios
Fab-icas de ale holes, ,2.211; de
tabacos, 721; de cerveza, y.
Para el abasto de la Capital Sc
sacrifice ron 90, 756 rsses 1870, 736 car
neros, y 70, 427 cerdcs.
I'll valer de la importscion fue
z, de 1856, 189, ,634 y ell de la exportaci6n
de $134, 9OO,173 con una difs rencia
favor de la exportaci6n de S78,-
71O, $50.
En- los E ,tados 50 consume -on
764, ,935 reses, 79O.148 carneros, 617.-
1874 ca5ras y 659,334 cerdos
Entraron 5,998 embarcaciones y
saliel on 5,898
Los ferrl carciles fguran con
una extenci6n de IA 859 kilon etycs
y 901 metres, y un aumento de 296
kilometres SS2 metros sobre af1o
anterior.
Ii S telegrsfos aparecen con u
ma lopgitud de SO, 54S kilometres 1884
metros, un aumento de SAB kilone
tros SOB metro.
Los telefonos recorran una ex-
ter sion de 30 1923 Kilometres 722 me-
tros, con un aumento de 300 kilo
metros 484 metros.
So dscpacharon 2 723,7O0 tele
gramas.
Las oficit az pt stales erap, III
con M aumento So.
E, presupuesto aumento sobre
el del af1o fiscal anterior en- 5000
467. 81, siendo de $50, ,672, 448 10.
Las rentas lie lg Federation fue
IOu Oo @oO,ooo oo1'oii Soh ~ CSA SSo |.
de S53, 400, SAL 04.
Las rentss de los Esta1os fus
ron de $19, ,952 533.77 con un egr,so
de $40 695, 1886 81.
Las rentss de los Municipios
fueron Ge SIG. 522, 531.56, con un e.
greso de $l5 9,676 II
Ell vslor fiscal de la propiedad |
urbaua es de $3.50, 1923, 739. 42 y e. de
rdstica de 1923, ,O47 ,748 81, forman- |
un total de $774 All ,388, ,O4.
La existencia ansal fue de SIS |
558 los gastos de IS, sC5.O73 "a en-
las escueles ofc:ales de la Fedora
cion Estadosy Municipios
Este horecieute estado de Meji |
co, obedece una ola cars la paz, |
garan,ida per un gebierno fuerte
una administration honrada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

Ell Professor Normal D Feline Janer,
residente en- Rio Piedrss admite nj
nos internos de 8 IA aflos s de edad.
Los alumuos estudiaran Irsferen-
temente ell idion ipgles y recibiI an
una compl .ta instruction prim aria,
bajo la direction d, ! referido profe-
sor, auxi iado oe uno de sus hiios q.
acaba de l'egar de los f tados Uni
dos
Ell Sr Janer dara los informes que
Sc le pidan acerca de estipendios y
demas condolences.
sis. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
IN VENTO MARAVILL0S0.

Cura la caspa, calYicie, dolores de cabeza
& &, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 msmo que la
peinilla ordinaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21
Nov irnie'n ITO
de zap ores

Go eta Americana sAbiel Abbot,
Ef ola % del c7rriente. Is aldra del
puerto deINew York con destino q
este.
Ame rlcano sPhils de hia, -Fro
cedente de la Guayra y es alas lle-
CARA a este puerto el dfa 23 d. c1
rriente s'gaiendo viaje directamente
para New York.
Americana sCsra sss., Llegara
8 este puerto procedente de Nueva
York el dfa "a del corriente conti-
nuara el siguienie dfa para los de la
Guayra y tssalas.
Gtlsta americana sOiixe Wit
tier. -saiio del puerto de New York
el 10 del cprriente con de- stino q es-
te.
Espsr1p eCAtalanas -Sa IS el IS
de Cadz para este putr.o con esca-
Ia en- Canariss
Espanol Sierra, Sali6 de lii
verpool Il II del corriente para es-
Ia puerto nac1endO eScala en- San
tander
Espanol <Ramon de Larrinaga,
Salio de Liverpool el dfa 6 del CO.
rriente con destino a Haiti. Sto' Do
ningo y este puerto.
Espanol <Pfo TX, Salio ell 25
del pasado de Barcelona con esca
las en- Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valen
cia, Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerifa Y Lss
Palmas, para este puerto.
Espafici xJuan Forgas, Salio
de Barcelona Ell Is del pssado con
esca.as en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz,
? Canarias, para este puerto Mays
giiaz, Ponce, Sto Domingo, Haoana
y Santiago de Cuba.
SsnR6DrnC nm 1Jov
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-21

aristocracia Sc han enc re- do de la
cuna, que sea de plata cinc slads, y
que unes de SUI extremes ostents ra
un angel Gu stodo y un rif1o Ell otro,
ambos de tamaf1o natural.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
DALLAS THEATRE BURNED.

Dallas, Texas, April 25-The Dallas
theatre was nearly destroyed by FIRE this
morning. Loss, 100000.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
The BDley COye
10 Jury T0.1ig1|
NOW FOR HOT AIR.

Ey violence Closed In Bailey Murder Case
! 1T Noon.
| N. Greenlee was very willing wit.
ness to swear that none OF the Bailey
family could be believed. This morning
Mayor Whiteley, Harry Casaday and T.
H. Fitzpatrick told the court that they
had heard about Greenlee. They had
all had dealings with the Eldora mer-
chant to their sorrow, except the mayor,
who made inquiries when some goods
| were ordered. and found out that Green.
lees reputation was bad.
Mayor Frantz OF Eldora is a dentist.
The regulations of Austin. Court and
Merritt Bailey for truth and veracity are
bad. John Strawhan gave them the same
black eye. The witnesses could not 10.
cate the time when their regulations de.
veloped, wheth before or after the
tragedy. Mayor Franz has not publicly
denounced the outrage which occurred
in that town November IS last. He was
an intelligent witness.
James Maxwell was called this morn
ing for the People. the defense having
rested Its case last evening on adjourn.
ment. He is son of Charles Maxwell of
Boulder and runs the holster at the
Fourth Of July mine. On the night Of
the shooting he was in Mrs Martins
restaurant when the shooting began. He
went through the front door and stood
on the opposite side of the street during
all the shooting. He did not see Mrs
Mar in or Harry Disler in the door, as
Mrs Martin testified, nor did he see any
OF the defendants on the street, as they
and other witnesses had testified. He
only knew Obey. West and Leech and
didn't see them or any of the others
either in the stree, or in Higgins saloon
as Rowell and others testified. The rep.
utation Of Austin Bailey was sufficiently
good that the witness had never heard
anything derogatory of it.
A. H. Wallace swore that Austin
Bailey's reputation didn't need any fix.
ing. Austin was recalled by MIR Patton
in rebuttal and denied that the voice
from out the darkness had said II am
John Doe" He swore that he said II
am John Rowell.' This in reply TO
Cora Bailey Odell's testimony.
A, noon the testimony was all in and
the attorneys and the court took up the
matter Of instructions to The jury after
the noon recess.
After Judge Bennett read the instruc.
,ions to the Jury, Mr. Es.eb offered to
submit the case without further aTgu.
ment. To this Mr. Patton objected and
the court allotted two hours 10 each side
for presentation of argument, The hot
air business began at 2:5o by Henry o.
Andrew for the People, Then came Mr.
Wolf and Mr. Esteb and Mr. Patton will
make the closing speech. All Eldora,
which bad been excluded from the court
room. filed in this afternoon and enjoyed
the proceedings. The case will 60 to
the jury this evening.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
WHERE YOUNG DAVIS TRAINS.

Mrs Theo. F. Davis has received from
her son. Master Roy Davis. views OF the
San Francisco naval station, where he is
now actively engaged in training for
position in the U. S. navy. Near the
magnificent station, where stands a
group OF apprentice tars in their white
uniforms lies the Pensacola, the training
ship set aside as school for future Lord
Nelson's. The station, itself, is situated
on broad stretch of sward with grand
trees projecting their limbs above and
around it. Young Davis has to rise at
six and take bath, then he washes his
uniform, which is later pressed. This IS
done every day. But he likes it.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
'Dy0S|e[ S|0|kS
Over 1|e Ohio
CONDITIONS TERRIBLE.
Another Flood Now Invades the Strick en-
District In Ohio.

n uoSucH lOO0 W." AoSsuoo tuo GU
District In Ohio.
Youngstown, o.. April 7s-The flood
is the worst ever known. The river is
now foot above any point ever reached
before. The water works and railroad
tracks are under water. The sufferings
Of people are pitiful and beyond relief
Hundreds of families are surrounded by
water and homes are being washed away
by the hundreds. Thousands of cattle
haye been destroyed.
Cincinnati. April 25-The Aood situa-
ton grows gradually worse this morning
The river is ten feet above the danger
stage. Creeks and rivers tributary to
the Ohio are now raging torrents This
makes second food inevitable. Water
front factories which intended to resume
this morning, are now worse of than
ever. Thousands Of poor people are in
the direst straits.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
MRS HAYMAN RESTS.

There was a palm at the head and
another a, the foot Of the elegant casket
couch upon which Mrs Mary A Hay.
man lay. II was in her elegant home at
18th and Spruce streets. The lady's
entire form, elegantly a,,ired in black
was visible to the many callers who
viewed the remains today. Children and
grandchildren and friends had sent
elegant floral pillows and other gifts OF
flowers and these lay upon the caskets
raised lid in the form Of floral bank.
The arrangement reflected high credit
upon the funeral director. Rev. E, w.
S.bba.d conducted the Episcopal ser
vices at St. Johns church this afternoon
in the presence OF large circle Of
acuuaintanCeS
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
JURY SECURED.

Denver. April 25-A jury was secured
today in the case az ,ins, Sam Strong for
damages. He Is charged with paying
s., 900 to have the Strong mine blown up
because he had given bond to the
plaintiffs for 10000 and he fouad they
had got thing aud wanted the nine
back. This blowing up Of mine was
charged to the Bull Hill strikers and
created a bitter struggle during the
Waite administration.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
JOHN BULL SINGS LOW.

Amsterdam. April 75-General Lord
Woolsey, former commander in chief Of
the British army. is quoted as having
told friends conhdentlally that Great
Britain is prepared to concede some sort
of ludep ependence TO the Transvaal and
Orange Free state.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25

Our corset stock is yet complete. Buy
now while we have your size. The Fair,
H. H. CLARK.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25

Shoes and rubbers 2oS discount.
DALE & CALEF.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
PANIC IN JAPAN.

Yokohoma, April 25-A financial
panic has struck this country. Twenty
banks have already suspended. :
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
BLACK JACK GUARDED.

Clayton. N. NJ. April 2s-A strong
guard has been placed over Black Jack
Ketch am. the train robber. who is to be
hanged tomorrow. The sheriff admits
he fears attempted rescue Of the prisoner
by the tough element who are coming
into the city by the hundreds.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
CAUGHT RED HANDED.

Bucharest. Ap il 25-Cava Petross. an
anarchist, was arrested while attempting
to force an entry to the royal palace to.
day. He admitted that he intended to
kill King Charles OF Roumania. He is
thought to have been chosen for the pur
nose
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
A Hundred Decd
By 0l Explosion
BLOWN TO DEATH.

One Hundred Men KILLED BY Explusion
In Germany.
Frankfort, Germany, April 25-The
Griesheim electro chemical works at
Griesheim exploded today. The ruins
of the building caught fte Immediately
and it is estimated that fifty people were
killed outright by the force of the explo.
sion. Three times that number were
injured. It is feared that the number Of
killed will reach one hundred persons.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
GATES MAKES BIG MONEY.

New York. April 25-John w. Gates
has made $4,000 in the last 4S hours
by spec u!ating in Union Pacific stock.
He sold at top notch today.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
THE CORN CORNER.

Phillips Squeexss Armour and the Rest Mt
48 Celts.
Chicago. April 25-Corn scared to 4o
cents this morning, All the big elevators.
including the Armou,s, were obliged to
buy from Corn King Phillips at IS cents
Daily camera., 1901-04-25

A demonstration of Cyko printing pa.
per will be given Saturday afternoon at
Raymond's, 1914 I2th street. All
amateur photographers are invited to
bring their negatives and see this splen-
did paper worked.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25
HIGH PRICE FOR SEAT.

New York. April 2s-Today $4,000
was offered for seat on the stock ex
change. $4,000 being the highest price
ever paid.
Daily camera., 1901-04-25

Tickets to the University Glee and
Mandolin club concert next Monday
night are now on sale at Fonda's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27

could prevent himself being nominated
would be 20 withdraw, and even then his
friends would probably nominate him
anyway. Judge Hubbard's paper should
ask him to Kill himself prior to Aug !.
as that would be the only sure way al
preventing the AWFUL calamity that
newspaper sees hanging over ts head.
The records show that infants and
aged people are the chief victims of the
heat.
Senator Mca1urin has been ruled out
thru action of the executive committee.
The old-timers viii have none of his
new South ideas But hey will spread
in time.
If the ants really want harmony they
will now admit what they know is in
evitahle and salute n. B. Cummins, the
next governor Of Iowa.
Up to the 25th a total of 1912 regis
trations had been made for the 10000
homesteads in oklahoma. The lottery
habit still has firm hold of tbs peo-
pie.
A fortnight Of the steel strike has
passed without materially altering the
position of the contestants or adversely
afTecting the Industry, as noted by
Dun's review II has given mills not
t;,,.nlvad "a erofi tbtiunrtunity 10 get ollt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27
MARsHALLToWA's BLESSING.

The long protracted 5lrought has
Demonstrated one thing beyond all
doubt Maishalltown has a veritabe
Blessing its present water supply Ever
since the driven wells we're put in pene-
trating the gravel beds that underlie rae
bottom lands of the Iowa river valley
The people Of this city have received a
supply Of clear, Sparkling " water as
lure as the virgin spring and so cod
and delicious that to drink has been a
joy No epidemic of fever has blighted
the town since the new water has been
used. in fact no sickness of any kind
has occurred that can be traced 10 the
water.
The only doubt has been as to the
amount of the supply. But this mas been
tested and proved sufficient. When ON
aha was crying for let up on its water
consumption. Cedar Rapids had sus-
pended sprinkling its streets and other
cities were dry, Marshalltown was US
ing 100000 gallons per day, l5S gallons
for every man. woman and child in the
city. Its pumping machinery was
crowded and the pipe strainers elogged
sooner than expected. but the supply
never wavered. Marshalltown has plen-
" of water for reasonable use and it is
the purest, sweetest and most health
giving water that the people of any city
ever drank
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27

/
.nal was only put out JUS, 40 ~
'ea ,,', a ary, uncut wheat ileu.
liiere announcer feaeetnins feature "
. WIS ny spel'. STOUT, no. W say ia.'
eraNenis men. are reducing 'lieir
Melshe lVe POUNDS aailS. Leat'ier
DEUS are taken daily TO me harness.
s.'ops 70 nave new holes Pulleileu
.heIelii' ne man VINO wore 1a
eoiia' iiow ouss 10 men iliieil' i.auiie's
men are now ciassed IN lsraas'rese 5
as piun'pe,s' lhere WAS e'ii'e WIFI
u TOOK aii OF our summer wages 70
pus eoai lor 0ne WINTER. NOV, wien
.faNeiii's man mas 10 puy rev
soi. siiirt every uaS anu pay eNNess
'as sase oh accoui,t Oh ai' eNeia 'iu'iA
~ carry solea llheh' where lile VIII
W. eoai W eoiiie IRON
=. Mouiu ne great .h'i's iot .iie
e''i.o' Oh the SIOUX ivy oourhal 10 see
out among lhe people THESE aass. iii
:. ieeene ISSUE VI .tie oouillai ne s''iu
',ia. Nuii'.iiii's WIS no, .ile Popuiai
sIioice u .''e party. Now ".ie,i NJ /.
iaeihils says ahs,nli's eui,o'iaiis ne
,ieal's ~ anu 'hiI,Ks ~ IS 'rue' bu.
III .'iis case ms lshorlhee Is oiis
T ,'l, ~ -, eie eNi'oliai iooni VI Wy
iNss,s'ei' = ne Mileei iiee.s .iis ou'.i'7
81 elie ''a>ei any ,ie il''',>''l
eSe1s gay re 'aikS WIN we pie'e''e,
CIV NV iaiiiiei' ei'e oi''N ns'i'''h 80
.iie ialiroaa man. ',le stolehee'ei' w.
SILT ,si'sii aiisi .ie 'uiii''e' .'ia
i,siit naie ie' :, ne reeoiaeu' no 't .,
$50 , i'l,liiiN uas mas nv Wy
nov On 'iie masses ~ nc
INNS haS. MNN'. W ~ eo'nes i'o,i wy,
1eai cio"u 'hot we poiie.ela''s. 80. az.
,'te i'i''ii " no vas an ae''i.,isi ~ o, ~,
business is'siit mere IN eiis 'oMn 20
oailhsf Mi'o WAS . se'o ~, Ne". ,...
ne sara 10 we writer Was q. veal
'iiaii anu oil'oseu y u''i'i,'iis ~, .ne ,ei'-
aloiial ish'' put cisiils Miieii 80,
WI, ou.. ,ui''iiiiis W. w., w o'.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27
TOPICS OF THE TINES

t-.~- >~~~~~~~--~ -~-~~~--~---~-r-r-'.~ ~
Canned veeeiabiss are now Looking igr
Ihe & Ssil en- ~ 8 49, r..
nlsnt at @'lpasA. mo, ~ IS
wagon Win q pig ieaa 0l @'isa-
firmly stack IL ~ a'sa hsii Mas n'sss,
sary 70 ST qal
Rs. =.
llaiiisi' aas. -
siesei'iias s4' = .
- ats,i,.v asera4s tbis
,,,.,,f,, NJ. 1t ;l,,9.,.,f 4,
Q,5, ,,.ath.,s,, sifh
"-tte-' -.
yyi.bi, wast Il tba convention ana
es,,,.+.,,.,3 3,,,e. ea1JI,ties 10 81 heard
~. c.,,,,,,,i,,s s,fii Has as fii,st baf2
...b 800 nan balr 81 ali the
,,-bne .,oi,,g Il, ,est
49,,
There. 4 scarcity Of telegraph opera
,eY. in me Wes5 and it is said the con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27

he cast otherwise to aid some other one
who in no way needs them.
In referring to the futile effort of
casting 1000 ballots in an endeavor to
nominate representative to the legisla-
ture, the Estherville Republican says:
1T would seem that the proper thing
for Emmett county to do when the con-
Nention meets again is to cast her vote
for Mr.. Myers of Dickinson county. He
has had the office but one term and is
entitled to be returned Ii is bad poll
tics for the county to be placed in a po-
aition Of trying to hog everything III
sight
The Burlington Hawkeye exclains,
we see no help for it; the republicans
will be held res Dcnsible for the weather
and crops
Land Seeking Insanity is the way
the Davenport Democrat sharacterizes
the rush Tor claims at oklahoma
The mercury is like tie traditional
good mail--it cant be kslt down.. re-
marks the Davenport Republican.
Acsolding o9the Perry Ghief-Report-
n, farmers say they find it difficult to
onplpy. farm hands nohety wants to
work. \ citizen remarked one day last
week thai he had hot seen 50 many
ramps in Perry in several years as
there has BEEN the past len days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27
gupnng Times 1np saurdap aulg H.

pendent on charity for food as the re-
suit of another deficiency in the crops
of southern Siberia and in the Nolga
wheat fields. American wheat raisers II
is evident, are this year to meet With
small competition in supplying the
worlds markets. and it is equally plan
HAT use would have been found for
every one of the hundreds of millions Of
bushels of corn destroyed by the pres
ens drouth."
Alaska seems to be worth all the Unit
ed States paid for it, The latest discov-
cry there is Of deposit of fossil ivory.
which is of sufficient value to lure men
from the gold diggings.
Both NJ. De Witte. now Russian min
lister of finance and Prince khilkoff, the
present minister of ways and commune
cation, have had practical training AZ
engineers The former worked thru the
locomotive shops. drove an engine and
MAS subsequently a station master for
some years on the southern Russian
railways. Prince KhilkoM. under an as
suned name, worked thru all the prac-
teal branches of rai'rcading IS paid
empoye.
Excursion traffic in all directions wa.
never 50 heavy as it is AT present. Roads
running both east and west Of Chicago
are crowded with travellers to such an
extent that enough cars can not b.
found 10 accommodate all property. This
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27
BOYS, We DON'T WANT YOU TO FIGHT LIKE THAT.


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80.
A rich gold strike has been made in
rho Fairhaven d!sfr,et ninety mics
III. .,,,nas,, -, $50
49,.
The suggestion that the German en-
peror would assume ne role of media
tor a nm effer1 Ia settle the Roer war is
{ fl5.crsefted tIa yflI nYt abandon Ms
,ap,,.ai a.finuae
After Aug. i. when the judge loses rs
4 petition prestige, We wonder who'll edi-
( inc JUDGES newspaper. Ana after ths
4. copyentian is over and there are no dal-
4 eoa+As ~ receive IL free gratis. wonde,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

In happy frame of mind the Maren-
go Republican SIS for the nominees OF
the state convention, be it one of the
eyowed candidates or a high private
promoted from the rear ranks
The Toledo Chronicle declares tina,
'Tama county selected twelve cummins
delegates to the state convention and
those votes should be cast for him re-
gardless of the pretext that they should