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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-21
Sabana Grande.
(De maestro coTYesp0nsoL. J

Julio 20. Ea 10 noche del 13 tu
vo lugar en- el vestfbulo de 10 Logia
1gualdad una conferencia dada por
DON Adolfo Medina y Gonzalez, an
te un escogido auditorio.
I'll tema que desenvolvi6 Ell Sr.
Medina fac <la union de los Paerto.
rriquef1os
El orador tuvo conceptos bellf-
simos y sobre todo gran habilidAd
para tratar asunto tan importante
sin molestar en- 10 mas mfnimo Ia
opinion particular de los que le es-
cuchaban CON sgrado y le splaudfan
CON entusiasmo.
Tenemos entendido que ell senor
Medina recorre varios pueblos cele-
brsndo estas conferencias, de utili.
sima enseflarza polftica con obieto
de allegar recursos para trasladar-
seA IL capital de 10 isla, estudiar
abogacfa en- 10 Escuela de Leyes.
Bien merece Ia protecci6n de
los puertorriquefos el Sr. Medina,
quien sin disputa, es entire nuestra
irVentud literaEis, una personAlidad
importante.
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TendiendO. cables
y protegiendO a eXploradoreS

Lonires Julio E vapor <Colo
nias, que sAlo para Vancouver, vk
q comerzar 6 tender ell cable tslegra
fco deEde Colombia icg esa hasta 10
isla FArmiog.
Otro vApor saldra pronto con ell
cable que debs poner en- comunica.
cion 10 isla Farming con las i.las
Fidji.
El vapor de mRdera mornings
s&lio syer & socorrer al <Discove: y,
o~e ia hacie 1do exploraciones en-
Ell oceano antartico hace cerca de
un af1o.
Sc esperA que ellcs So encon ira
ran en- Ell comienz1 del sfio 1908 y
vendr&n juntos q Londres en- ID pri
mAvera del mismo sffo.
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ACuerdOs VOtadOs
pOr la ASamblea Federal
de aver.

10 La asamblea declara pdbli.
cAmente la unanimid&d, intensidad
y lealtad de sus sentimientos hacia
ID union fntima, solidaria eficaz de
los patriotas en- Ell seno de una gran
de y poderosa colectividad que sus
tente como ideal 4 nico y supreme la
redencion y fe.icidad del pueblo
puertorriquefo en- communion indiso-
luble con ell pueblo americana.
20 Declare Asi mismo la Asam-
blea que no habiendose logrado en-
las presentes sesiones ID realiza ci6u
de tan alto objeto, por rszones de
detalles y por falta de espacio para
ell desarrollo y acuerdo de una for.
mula sAtisfactoria para todos los
elementos que responder fundsmen-
talmente 81 ideal, conserva este ideal
para re&lizarlo al instante en- que
sea lc 81 ada 10 formula externa para
dar vida concreta en- la polftica del
pals & 10 esencialidad del penss-
mit nto.
80 Entire tanto y mientras no
se decida otrs cosa en- Asamblea
rosterior, Ell pArtido Federal per
mAnece en- pie undo IN pacto, vigo.
roso, sin cRmbiAr su denomination,
nj su programs, nj su organization,
dispuesto Al combAte y oil triunfo en-
ls proxima lucha electoral.
40 No obstante ell anterior
acuerdo 30, Ii asamblea declara su
oposici6n 8 Ia VICENTE Ley constitu
tiva y orgAnica del pueblo de Puer.
to Rico como & toda Lay 8 doctrina
que no conceda & nuestro pueblo 10
plena ciudAdalfa americana y cuan.
do este fuera impossible, 10 plena
ciudAdanfa puertorriqueflA.
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Lo que ha dicho un duque
en- Londres.

Londres J alio s. FL Duque de
Devopshirelord, presidenta del G IN
sejo y Jsfa de los uuionistas libsra
les presidioayer en- Londres 10 asam
b!ea annual de 10 &Ligs dol Imperios
y refiriendose Ia conferences de los
primeros Ministries Coloniales, die:
que Ell asunto de Ia defensa imperial
era de una importancia capital mien
trss que las relaciones comerciales
del Imperio ers un punto que Sc re
solverfa por 81 mismos seg1n las le
yes econ6micas, 10 que no podfa esq 9
rarse de la defensa imperial y que sc
CORE grandes y graves peligros es
perando que haya mas extension
del imperio britanico que defenders
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4N6 ode
Office at JUAN mammM matter uvl
AreCibO.
(De maestro Corresponso1)

Julio 90 FL sefior Nortes hs
escrito nuevamente manifestand d %
que So compafifa no podr& <debutsr
en- este teatro, hasta ell dia & .timo
del mes actual.
Anoche celebY6 session la Junta
de oficiales del cuerpo de bonn beros
de esta villa.
Entire otros acu ,rdos tom6 el de
formar an expedis n ia en- averigua =
ci6n de ciertos hechos que sesde-
nuncian por algunos miembros de
10 misma banda.
90
Para instruir dicho expediente
fueron nombrados los oficiales de 10
secci6n don Ram6a Saijo don
Francisco Arabia.
o*o
Ha presentado su Yenunci& de
Jefe de IL seccion de salvadores don
Luis Calderon, siendole admitida.
o*o
En breve ssT&n cubiertas dos
plszas de oficiales del cuerpo de
bomberos, que rssultan vscantes.
J.. c*o
Dos ndmeres de 10 policfa insu.
lar dieron muerte aver nm perro,
atacado de hidrofobia, segdn decian.
o*o
Una pobre mujer ha sido pues-
to q disposition del senior Juez de
paz por impedir ell tr&nsito p6blico
y hallarse en- un estado de suciedad
espantoso.
90
Por orden del sef1or Inspector
de hygiene ser&n cubiertas las car
mes del abasto p1blico con mosqui.
teros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-21

La legftima EMULSION DE SCOTT contiene
el verdadero mas puro acete de hlgado de baca-
lao Noruego los mas pu1'os e6caces ingredient
tes> vende al precio que vale Is ba1ata su
preclo, pues con su uso no hay desenganos. STEM
PRE- HA SIDO EFICAZ Siempre ha tendo la :.
confanza de los Senores m6dcos en- odos los pa1ses
del mundo. Las mitaciones son hechas "para ven.
der, para especuar con la gran 5nna de que goza
la original Emulsion de Scott. Algunas de elias
carecen en- absolute del vertladero aceite LA LIB
GITIMA PRODUCE LOS RESULTADOS
QUE PUEDEN ESPERARSE DE SUS
COMPONENTES La de Scott Sc sabe que cura
y alimenta la Sc CANA la salud tempo
dinero usando la legftma de Scott desde el princi-
pio.> V6ase 10 que dicen m6dicos eminentes:
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Garantiza la eura perfeeta.

De todas las intermediates secretas y de Ia pie del
pecho, coraz0n higa TO- est6mago faIta d. memora
morranas etc, Todas las enfer medades nerviosas
gotta reumatismo. epilepsa, los defectos de naci-
MIA etc.
euro todas las intermediates sexuales en- corto
tempo. Ell envensnamfento de la 8 ngse NAL s de
garganta t-das las d. bilidades de los 6rganos ge
Posee 10. mejores aparatos fabriead s en- Ell mu- do
para eaborar las medicnas mas pugas. No empleo q
Mercurio.
Tengo agtntes en- las principales ciudades de Meli
co, eenro sud America Antillas cuyo conducto
81 esta sufrirndo de una enfsrmeds sd comulcsha
escrib1me 20 contestare Yuelta de . puedd
surarie 8 no.
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HunnaCa0.
(De maestro Corresponsaz J

Julio 20. Tuvo lugar en- Ii cor.
te de Justicia de esta .Ciudad ell jul.
clio oral de las causa que SO seguis
& don Armando Fernandez por ho-
micidio, perpetrado en- In joveu En-.
carnaci6n Navarro, de Vieques.
E ministerio Fiscal estuvo re
presentsdo por ell Lcdo. B srnardini,
quien pidio Ia absolucion del proce-
sado por falta de pruebAs.
La defensA estuvo a cargo de-
Lcdo. Sr. Aponte.
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FOREIGN

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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AVISO.

Francisco Ponte, ciruj Ano den
tistA pArticipa & gu numerosA cliente
la, y al pdblico en- general, que con
esta fechA sierra su laborAtorio den
tai, hAsta dentro de tres semanas q.
regresara de los e. u. trayerdo les
dtimos adelantos y novedades de Ia
profession.
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DIR. LEONARD LANDEs.

Director de 1.-The New-York Electrical and Med
cal Institute" Ex prsetcante d. los hospitaes de
non Bellevue Ex-alumno de los de Paris. Londres y
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre-
y sin ellos, Sc hacen en- ala Cos
rrespondencia.a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
IN RAIN AND WIND.
Browns Pile Driver Was Driven
Ashore, But Luckily, Was Not In
tured.

Ashore, But Luckily, Was Not In
jured.
Contractor T. ]. Brown who has the
sub-contract for building the mooring
dolphins in the lower Savannah river,
came near loosing his pile driver, or
at the least having it badly damaged
Tuesday night.
The driver was anchored in a blight
Of the lower river and had out suf-
ficient anchorage for ordinary weather
During the wind and rain storm about
$3.50 O'Clock a steamer passed and kick
ed up a heavy sea, which with the
rain and wind. drove the driver up
against the marsh and buffeted IL
about considerably.
The crew were aroused from their
slumbers. and the anchors were got
ten up and carried farther out in the
river, and the cables frightened by the
hand windlass until steam could be
made, when the wenches were worked
and the driver hauled out again to a
that the wind would increase during
the night dropped the pile hammer,
weighing $500 pounds, overheard and
made an anchor of that This held the
machine fast until morning when II
was towed UP to the city and moored
at a dock.
Mr.. Brown received information yes
terday that the first raft of piling will
arrive tomorrow and stated that he
will commence work on the doIphins
Monday morning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
MUSIC CLUBS MEETING.
A. c. Meyer, VioIinist, to Make His
First Appearance.

First Appearance.
The first of the December meetings
Of the Savannah Music Club will be
held in the Lawton Memorial tonight.
when, in addition to the usual routine
business, an excellent programme of
music will be given. This will be fol-
lowed by a rehearsal Of the chorus
The programme will be:
1T Shall Come to Pass" (the Holy
City,, (GauD, Mrs. ]. L. Rightsey, Miss
Nell Baker, Miss Pauline Meyer.
For Love of You" (Hastings):
BLOW. Blow. Thou Winter Wind"
(Sargeant), Mr.. w II. Teasdale.
&c" string air Bach: Elfentanz"
"copper", Mr.. A. C. Meyer.
"Nocturne," fiat. Op. 81 Chopin,
Mrs. Alonzo Bergen.
Gretchen Am Spinade" (Schubert);
Mine Liebe" (Mendelssohn). Mrs. s.
F. Smith.
"Sing, Smile, slumber" (GounodD;
Flower on the Way" (AbD, Miss
Florence Colding.
Violin obligato, Mr.. A. C. Meyer.
This will be the first appearance of
Mr.. A. c. Meyer before the Music Club.
During the period that he played at
Conida's last summer he won many
admirers, many of whom will be glad
of this opportunity of hearing him
again. The next meeting of the club
after tonight will be held one week
from to-day instead of two weeks.
This change is made on account of the
appearance on that evening of the or
chestra under the direction of Mr..
Meyer, and the Stabat Mater. under
the direction of Miss Coburn, some of
the performers in both of which would
be prevented from being present on the
18th
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
lRlSH-AMERICAN SOCIETY
NOW HAS 284 MEMBERS

The Irish-American Friendly Society
met last night at Labor Hall. In spite
of the rain lightweight members We're
present. Ninety-eight new members
were added to the active roll. and six
to the associate.
board of governors consisting of
twenty-five was elected. A committee
was appointed to secure new members
A committee of two was appointed to
select suitable button or badge for
the society. A special committee OF
three was appointed to arrange for an
oyster roast in the near future.
The objects of the society were read
and explained and short speeches were
made by several of the charter men,
bers. The total membership is now 2S4
1856 active and forty-eight associate
members.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04

Atlantic Coast Line offers quickest
and best service to Florida.
Trains leave Savannah as follows:
FLORIDA and West Indian Limited
with Pullman sleeper, Savannah tc
Tampa, via Jacksonville and Sanford
leaves at 9;O5 a. m. Getty time) for
Jacksonville and points south.
Savannah and Florida Limited "
with Pullman sleeper. Jacksonville to
Tampa, leaves at 400 p. m. (city time)
for Jacksonville and points south.
New York and Florida Express. "
with Pullman sleeper, Savannah to
Jacksonville, leaves at 4:30 a. m. (city
time) for Jacksonville and points south
Ticket agents De Soto Hotel. both
phones 70. and Union Station, Bell 235,
Georgia 911, will furnish full informa-
ton.
Passenger Servise unexcelIed -ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
IN ORDlNARYS COURT.
Matters of Interest Disposed of by
Judge McAIpin.

In the Court of Ordinary yesterday
letters of administration were granted
to A. N. Glover, as administrator of
the estate of the late Mrs. Mary Isa-
bella White. MIR. Glover gave bond,
as required by law, in the sum of $10-
900, conditioned on the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties.
Letters of guardianship were issued
to a. V. Chaplin as guardian of A.
Wallis CHAPLIN and Lillian G. H.
Chaplin. The estate of the minors
consists of $642.2S, in cash.
All of the duties devolving upon him
by reason of the trust having been reg
ularly discharged. letters dismissory
were issued to Daniel Connors, on the
estate of William j. Hanlon.
Herman w. Hesse made application
to the ordinary for letters dismissory as
guardian of Annie H. Hesse, his ward
having attained her majority. Cita-
ton was issued.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
FORGING TO THE FRONT.
Young Practitioners Took Possess
sion of the Court.

sion of the Court.
Six prisoners, willing to acknowledge
their guilt and put themselves on the
mercy of the court, entered pleas of
guilty in the Superior Court yesterday
morning. Whether they feared that
an exposition of the offense with which
they stood charged would reflect none
to their credit and make the structures
of the court more severe, or whether
they desired to get through with the
| inevitable with all possible dispatch
| it would be unsafe to say, but the
| sentence of the court stood sponsor
for the fact that the guilty parties
acted wisely in accepting the good
counsel of the young attorneys ap-
pointed by the court to defend them
1t would not be a breach of the
truth to say that the young attorneys
for all of them have but recently
swelled the ranks of the profession
not having yet acquired the nerve
which enables some older members of
the bar to take in hand, with an air
of assurance an utterly hopeless case
were timorous about going to trial.
One hundred dollars or twelve months
was the sentence imposed in every
| case Mr.. Divid c. Barrow acted as
solicitor general in the absence of
|
Mr.. Osborne.
Willie Rivers pleaded guilty to two
charges of burglary. he having robbed
the barn of DIR. w. E. Fitch. Coun-
sci for defendant, after entering his
plea, made the point that while the
indictment alleged that the property
was stolen from a store house, he did
not agree with the solicitor that a
barn was a store-house. He submitted
that he did not wish to argue the
point, but merely wished to make it.
Gus Underwood and Ed. Williams
kvere given a dose of "100-12'' on
charges of burglary. Rebecca Brown
and Amelia Mckenzie pleaded guilty
of assault and battery, though the
Brown woman protested to be able
to make out case of justificat ton.
She did not press her point, however,
and accepted the sentence of the court
very good naturedly
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
PR0CRASTINATING
TAX PAYERS.
so Per Cent. of Time Elapsed; 90
Per Cent. of Taxes Paid.


Per Cent. of Taxes Paid.
With but two weeks more for the
payment of taxes. state and county.
less than 40 per cent have been paid.
The Office of Tax Collector Thomson
has been open for their payment since
October l.
To be able to vote in the municipal
election in January one must have a
clear record of the payment of his
taxes. property and poll, to the state
and county. The registration for the
municipal election closes December Is.
and those not already registered must
come up before the 10Th. or be barred.
The payment of taxes this year"
said the tax collector yesterday, has
been slower than in any preceding
year that I have any knowledge of. Nor
do I know what 10 attribute the failure
10. While our system of waiting on rhe
public is well nigh perfect. if they wait
until the last day to make their pay
ment, they will surely have to wait
Business men. who have little time to
spare, will be disconnected, fear, but
that is not our fault.
I think l will prepare a notice for
the papers. calling attention to the fact
that the books viii soon close, urging
the delinquents to make payment. Of
course. il they do not heed 1t is their
own funeral. I will place the unpaid
amounts in execution. and costs will
accrue"
Since the political pot has commenced
&c simmer, the number of poll taxes
paid has commented to Increase The
politicians realize that procrastination
is the thief of votes, and are making
naV while the Ghfnaa
being made, too, and the party in pow
er, if not apprehensive of opposition, is
laying its wires to make assurance
doubly sure
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
NEW LINE
ESTABLISHED BETWEEN sAVAN-
NAH AND BREMEN.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S
FIRST SHIP, THE CoBLENZ, DUE
HERE TONIGHT.

other SaiIings to Follow as Business
Warrants-Larger Steamers VIII
BE Sent as Deepening of Channel
PrOgresses-W. W. Wilson Agent
for the New Line-Has Successfully
Represented Same Company Mt
Galveston for Many Years-Passen-
ger Business to be Developed
Later-Many Emigrants May Ar
rive Through Savannah.
A new line of transatlantic steamers
between Savannah and Bremen, has
been established. and the first ship,
line will be operated by the North
German Lloyd Steamship Co., one of
the largest, If not the largest steam
ship company in the world. The agent
of the new line will be Mr.. W. w.
Wilson, who has for many years sue
cessfully represented the same COM
pany's line of steamers between Bre-
men and Galveston.
The Coblenz will carry general car
go and will be followed from time to
time by even larger steamers, as
business warrants. These steamers are
not only heavy freighters but are also
equipped for a general passenger bust
ness. To this department of the traffic
the agents attention will be turned
later. 1t is quite possible that quite
a emigrant travel may be developed
through this port.
The size of the ships that will fol-
low the Coblenz to Savannah will de-
pend in a measure, Mr.. Wilson said,
on the present work of deepening the
river so as to give a channel of %
feet from the city to the ocean. AS
the work of deepening the channel
progresses larger ships will be sent.
The matter of sailings and other de-
tails will be announced later
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
THE BOSS BAKERS
VIII Receive Their Charter TO-mOr-
row From the state.

VIII Receive Their Charter TO-mOr-
row From the state.
The Boss Bakers Association held
its regular meeting last night at the
hall of the knights of Pythias. A bare
quorum of members was present, and
no business of Importance was trans
acted.
The members present were enthused
over the fact that the association will
receive its charter tomorrow from the
state. The association numbers twen-
ty-four members. and they are all
pledged to the mutual interest and ad-
vancement of the baking business in
this city. In no way is the association
modelled after a union, and at no time
will the prices of bread or the weight
of a loaf be reduced unless some I'M
seen and unexpected contingency
arises.
The matter of baking cakes was
again discussed. and as previously de-
cided upon by the bakers, all cakes will
be baked at the usual scale. but in
stead of reaping the proceeds them
selves, the bakers will give the amount
to the journeymen employed in their
respective establishments as a Christ
mas gift
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
COOLER AND FAIR TO-DAY.
Zero Temperature the First Time fn
Northwest Yesterday.

Cooler and clear weather is predict
ed by the Weather Bureau for to-day.
though the fail in temperature will not
be of sufficient amount TO cause discom-
torture or damage.
For the first time this season zero
temperature prevailed yesterday in this
country. This temperature was report
ed from Huron, n. D., and Miles City,
Wyo. Reports from Bismarck and
Dodge City were missing, but it is like
" the same conditions prevailed there.
In speaking of the wind storm pre-
dicted for Tuesday night, Local Fore
caster Boyer said yesterday that a
strange instance was that high winds
prevailed at Jacksonville and Charles
ton, but that very little of the gale was
felt here. The only way he could ac-
count for this is that Savannah is sit
uated in a sort of hollow in the coast
between these places. and that the wind
kept off the shore and struck these
points with its greatest force. At both
Jacksonville and Charleston the maxi
mum velocity was thirty-two miles
while in this city it only attained six
miles.
The following is the official report of
conditions prevailing throughout the
country: The Oklahoma storm, moving
northeast, and causing high winds and
gales over the central valleys and the
lakes, is now central over Lake Onta-
rio, having decreased somewhat in in
tensity during the past twenty-four
hours. During last night high south
erly winds were experienced along the
immediate South Atlantic coast from
Jacksonville to Wilmington. During
the past twenty-four hours precipita-
ton occurred over the entire country,
between the Mississippi and the Allan
tic, except Central and Southern Flor
ida, and in the Missouri valley region
Quite a severe cold wave has set in
over the northwest and the eastern
slope of the Rockies, with zero tenn
Deratures in the Dakotas and Wyom-
ing, and freezing in Oklahoma and
Northwestern Texas. A decided rise
in temperature has taken place over
the eastern portion of the country.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
Opening Yesterday.

The holiday opening of the Ray Co.
in its new home on Barnard and State
streets. with S. S. Sollee & Co., yester-
day afternoon and last night, was a
success.
1t was largely attended by lovers of
music, and from o'clock in the after
noon until 10 o'clock last night the
place was crowded.
The store was tastefully decorated
with ferns and palm, and festoons of
evergreen added greatly to the beauty
of the decoration.
The arrangement of the Edison
photograph in many sizes. the zono-
phones, the Century music box and the
Angelus was striking.
The display of pianos and organs of
the Sollee Co. was good.
L. +. Magruder, manager for the Ray
Co, is a popular young business man,
and has made "a remarkable trade on
the Edison photograph and the other
instruments which he carries. Here
after he will push his sheet music de-
partment also.
The Sollee Co. has been before the
Savannah public many years
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-04
MAS0NS TO HOLD ELECTION.

Clinton Lodge No. 81, f. & A. NJ. will
hold its annual communication, the
fifty-fifth Dec, 10. 1t is the custom for
all blue lodges to hold their election
on the date of the regular meeting
that nearest approaches st. Johns
Day, but because that date often falls
about Christmas the date of the meet
ing is sometimes changed to the pre-
ceding meeting. as has been done in
this case. 1t is not improbable that
some of the other lodges may also
anticipate their annual meetings by
two weeks.