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charlEtaaes, hasta perder Is IS del
genero humane, pero graciAs S Dios
estoy ahors bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con deseo de hacer cOnocer Jodos
est remedio ri9rto de curArse
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Qle los volcanes estahlecen co.
munlca3i6n entire puntos muy pro-
fuados de Ia TERRA y Ia atm6 f sra, es
IN hacho; pero el como Ell por que
no 10 eXplic& claramenta L. teorfa.
Admitiendo la existencia de un nu.
cleo iocaudescente Gcomo explicsr
los lArgos peyfodos de inacci6n de
los volcanes? Muchos de ellos es.
tan apAgadOs desde 10 era terciaris,
como los de Ia Auvernia en- Francis;
otros solo de siglo en- siglo entr&n
Ga erupci6n. Muchos de To- Am6 i.
Ca del Sur no han estado en- activi.
dad en- los tiempos hist6ricos Y, GER.
CO de estos, otros, en- L. misma cor.
dlIlera niue str&nss activOs. El Strim.
boil en- Ell Maditsrraneo en- erupci6n
cOnssRnte, servia de fsro en- 10 anti
gUedad 8 los n&vegantes del mar I'll.
reno; mientras muy cercA de 6 en-
Ell cOntinente, el Vesubio solo de tar
de en- tarde niue 'trase activo. Si en-
el interior de 10 TERRA existe una
masa l1quida y en- an lfquido las pra.
stones SO ira smiten en- todos senti
dos con igual intsnsidad Jc6mo ex
plicar esOs volcanes activos may
cercA de Otros apAgsdo
81 dich0, que Sc hs hscho val
gar, de que los volc&nes son las val
vulas de seguridad por donde esca-
pan los vapOIe es acumulados en- el
interior de Ia TERRA; es inexacte
porque 81 as1 fQera, esas vAlvulss es.
tartan cOntinuAmente funcionando;
al menOs en- tanto que no descendie
ra l& Temperature del immense ho.
gar, situGdo en- las entrafas de Ia
TERRA
Los astr6aomos miranda al s il
quizAs encuentren en- 81 ell org N de
los fen6msnos volcanoes. No olvi
demos que es ese el manantial de
energiA del sistema pl.netArio de
que 10 terra forma parte; que eli 6ter
que 10 llena TODD, 10 mismo los espa
clos entire los astros que los espA-
clos entire las mol6culss, trasmite
hastA Ell interior mismo de Ia TERRA
las vibr&ci0nes que b b.jo In furms de
| ondas el6 5tricas conduceu Ia energfa
| solar. Ssr1a curioso que las erup.
clones volcanoes del sol fueran 10
causa de los yolcanes de Ia TERRA.
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Academia de mdSiC0.

Diez lustros dc practica no in
terrunpida en- todos los ramos del
DiviEo Arte, il ct ntables discipulCs
w maestros, son gsrantias sufcien'
te & satisfAcer aun al mas exigen
to.
Don JosG Got6s ofrece eus como
cimientos & cuantos SO dignen hon
rSrlo abriendo SD academia y con
especialidad In clase de C&nt0, calle
de ID Cruz Is donde SO recibiran
avisos empezando ell 1 Q de Junio y
horas compatibles con los Co. egios
y O6cinas.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
Arturo Bravo
COMERCIANTE Comisionista.

COMERCIANTE Comisionista.
Bowling Greon Building
II Br0adway-New York,
Eiecuta 6rdenes de tOda clase
de efectos que Sc embarcan de los
Es1a los Unidos, y SO Ccupa de ]a
venta en- consignaci6n de frutos&.
I'm estR imprentA se vende pS'
pal dspsri6diGos { $40 81 qaintal.
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E. Alcaide~hs ordenado que las
vacss de leche no entren en- Ia poblA
ci6n hasta las z de la madsna,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

81 puente del ferrocArril de Ia
llabos fu6 arrastrado por ell rio en-
la dltima creciente.
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PONCE.
(De maestro Co,wesponsaE.

Mayo 27. e. visia para Santo
Domiogo ha toca 10 en- este puerto
el vapor cubano <Juliaa el cnal to-
mo una pArtidA de CANA 10 = Sc pa
sPjeros, entire estos v6 IL Comp&nia
de Opera eEmpresa Azzili.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

MadAna Mie coles es esperado
el vapOr americana &ZulisD en- viaie
para New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

En- Ponce Sc espars qua la Com,
pa1is de ia Sra. Martinez CAsado
visite este teAtro despues de termi.
NADIA Ia temporAda en- esS capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

So hace necesario que Ell trauvfa
electrico file en- los correspondence
postes los puntos de pSr&da para
comOdidad del + L1blico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29

En- ell vapor sJutiaa VI de pasa
jero con rumbo & Cuba el Ex- -presi-
dsnte de Santo Domir g Den Juan
I. Jtmenez. Ea Ell mismo vspor van
varios domiuicAnos que fasron de-
porta1os por este y vaelven & 81 pa.
tria. Contrastes de L. vida
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Rodriguez yPerez
DE CATANO.

La mercGntil que bajo estA ra-
z61 gia en- el poblAdo de CAtafc, ha
contratado con los Sree. P. Van Sic
k 9l & Ca, tods la leche que produz:
ca Ia afamAda vague iA de Santa
Cruz (BaY&m6n.)
EstA leche sc venda en- CAts11o &
4 cantAvos ell cu&rtiIlo, y en- ell d91 O.
sito de dichos Sfes Rolr guez g. Pc
rez, situado en- To- Marina, Gale de
Isabel "a q s cent&vos cuSrtillo.
s6..3
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Too Much Religion
Shattered His Reason

STAMFORD, Conn. Feb. 1l.-Wil-
liam Palmer. forty-five years of age.
and the father of several children,
some Of whom are married. has be-
come deranged through over-zeal at
religious revivals being conducted here
at the Methodist Church.
Palmer who is a consumptive began
attending the meetings a week ago
He was not a church member, but was
converted" His enthusiasm was so
marked as to amount to a frenzy that
drew upon Palmer the censure of
some of the deacons He has been sepa-
rated from his wife for years. With
some of her children she has been
living at Painfield, Conn. Saturday
Palmer decided to visit her. To-Day
the local authorities received word
from there that he had become de-
ranged and requesting them to take
him in charge.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
MIRAC jLOUSLY CURED
THIS WOMAN CLAIMS

ARLINGTON. Ind. Feb. 11-Mrs.
Molilie Zike claims to have been mira
culously cured of rheumatism while
her pastor and friends were holding
service of prayer at her home. She
is about 60 years of age. a member OF
the Wesleyan Methodist Church and a
firm believer in faith healing. She has
been afflicted for a long time. and
during the last four months was un-
able to walk
While her friends were praying Mrs.
Zike jumped up and began 10 shout
Praise the Lord" declaring that her
pains were gone Today she seems as
well as she ever was. She had a similar
experience about three years ago. and
has all the time believed she would be
healed again when the proper time
came. Her husband had arranged to
take her to a sanitarium for cure
but she has no use for a sanitarium
now.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court OF the Territory OF Arizona,
March END 1901.
1t is not known that he ever read
law in any law office or ever attended
law school, but it is true that he
has never tried or assisted in the
trial OF case in any court of record
in the Territory of Arizona. where he
has resided for many years.
Murphy. certainly must have de-
cieved Ex-senator Henderson. as ne
is. too old practitioner and too ieai-
ous OF the dignity OF the Supreme
Court TO violate its rules consciously.
When Murphy was admitted 10 prac~
tice In the Supreme Court of the Ter
ritory last March. he made great
spiurge over it, and ADVERTISE the
event as extensively as possible. He
gave a dinner at the Adams House
which was attended by the Territorial
Judges, Attorney General Ainsworth,
many members of the Legislature. then
in session, including President OF the
Council Ives. There was much speech
making on the occasion and the viands
were washed down without limit.
II was given out then by the Cover
nor that he was getting tired Of his
Office and residence In Arizona and
Intended to move to Washing
ton to become claim
agent. His admission to practice law
in the Territorial courts was a pre-
liminary to this intention.
There Is some talk here of summon
ing o meeting OF the Bar Association
to denounce Murphy's action in de-
eeiving the Supreme Court. as conser-
vative practitioners fear that unless
the act Is promptly repadiatee and
condemned. the entire bar of Arizona
will be made to suffer In the estimation
of courts and lawyers everywhere.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Lodges Relative
Keeps His Sinecure

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-President
Roosevelt has issued an order Danish
ing the pull" It forbids employees and
officers of the Government to use out
side influence to get increases in
salary or other personal advantage.
Coincidently the President has over
ruled the order made by Secretary
Long sending Capt. C. H. Davis, now
Superintendent of the Naval Obserya-
tory, to sea in command of the Kear-
sarge. The Observatory job Is one OF
the finest In the Navy. 1t is sinecure
and a magnificent house and team
and carriages go with 1t.
Naval tours of duty on both sea and
land are usually limited to three years
each. Captain Davis has been at the
Naval Observatory five years. During
the Spanish war he had the Dixie and
was given the simple and safe task
of guarding the shores of Massachu-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
For a Church Open
"a Hours a Day

SIOUX CITY. la. Feb. 1.-THE
Rev. f. II. H. Holman. who recently
became pastor of the Christian Church
after quitting the Congregational min
istry. contemplates building a down
town tabernacle. with roof garden,
auditorium, &C.. In which he would
hold both religious and secular ser
vices.
The saloons are the only places In
town where a man can enter without
being questioned, declares Mr. Hol-
man. There will be no question marks
on my church, and 1t will not be dark
and cold six days OF the week.
"We have three ministers working
eight-hour shifts: but any way, every
body will ind a perpetual welcome
three nights week. For NJ or 10
cents We can give people good. clean.
entertainment on the roof
In the summer and inside the building
In cold weather"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Of Arizona is Still
Seemingly in
Allegiance.
The Secret Service Men Of the De-
partment Of Justice Report Pre-.
judicial to Daniels Commits
sion Will be Cancelled.

WASHINGTON. y. c., Feb. 1.-The
secret service officers of the Depart-
ment of Justice have reported that
there is no doubt that Benjamin r
Daniels recently appointed United
States marshal for Arizona. is the
same person who served sentence
Of three years and half in the Wyom-
ing penitentlary for grand larceny.
The secret service men have made
thorough investigation and have sub
mitted their report to the Attorney
General. 1t is unfavorabla toDaniels
in every particular.
Efforts have been made by the At
torney General to communicate with
Daniels, but no one seems 10 know
where he is. When last heard from lie
was at Kansas City, and 1t was SAID
that he intended to visit st. Louis
Since then he has, completely disap-
peared and kilograms sent have failed
to reach him.
The commission OF Daniels, which
was ordered returned from Arizona
will be cancelled, according to present
intentions, when it is received here.
There is nothing new regarding
Daniels successor. The absence of the
President at the bedside of mis- sick
son has stopped speculation Tor the
time being. The officials of the Depart
ment of Justice still .lcline to the
belief that Marshal McCord will -6e
continued in Office senator Spooner
OF Wisconsin. warm friend of Nc
Cord shares in this belief
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
EX..sresident's Estate
10 Sharp Litigation

d, NASHVILLE. Tenn Feb. II.
i Something over month ago Mrs.
/ Martha Patterson. the last surviving
child of President Andrew johnson.
died at her home at Greenyille, Tenn =,
leaving the estate descended to her
/ from her father to her only child. An
drew Johnson Patterson Captain
John Landstreet, a we'll known citizen
OF Richmond. Va. former son-in-law
Of the late Mrs. Patterson, mas just
instituted suit at Greenryiile to set
aside her last will and 10 substitute a
former will in which his daughter, a
great-grandchild of President John
soa. was the beneficiary.
Great interest is arising from this
litigation. due to the great historic
character and value of much of the
property. real and personal. involved
in the contest. rhe famous tailor shop
in which President Johnson worked at
his trade. the old home stead in which
he lived for years previous to his
death. the famous monument hill, up
on whose crest he and his wife and
are buried, are parts of tho
realty in lita cation. The personality
included in the proceedings is very
interesting, comprising llfe-size
portrait of Abraham Lincoln, present
ed to Mr. Johnson by Mr.. Lincoln
himself; the old tailor's bench upon
which Mr.. Johnson worked In his early
days In Greenville and East Tennes-
see; a valuable gold watch. presented
by the negroes of Tennessee while he
was Governor; very costly silver wa
ter set. presented by the loyal citizens
of Nashville during the stormy days
Of the war.
Among the most valuable PERSONAL
effects including in the suit are much
private writings and
documents of Mr.. johnson during his
presidency Perhaps one OF the most
OF all relics included in
the estate is the celebrated Jefferson
Davis teapot. This curious piece or
China was made abroad and presented
to jefferson Davis by some European
admirer. reported to have been an emil
nent member If the French nobility
1t is in the form of locomotive and
tender. The teapot was captured by
the Federal forces during the war and
presented to Mr., johnson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 1.-THE
report of the board of high ranking
army officers headed by Lieutenant
General Miles which considered the
question OF army posts was made pub
lie at the War Department today.
The board recommends the establish
ment of the following new posts: One
for a regiment of infantry in the vict-
nty OF Los Angeles: one for regiment
of cavalry on the camp site on the
Nacimiento Ranch, one for regiment
of infantry in the vicinity of Alhu-
aueraue, N. M one for regiment OF
infantry at Governors island. New
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Millions of Germs Found
In Senate and House

. WASHINGTON, Feb. l1.-More
kinds OF disease germs have been
found in the Capitol by Architect
Woods than exist In the average bac-
THEOLOGICAL laboratory. He has secured
the bacteria of lockjaw, tuberculosis,
typhoid, influenza and many other
diseases. The House has produced
twenty-three germs of various kinds
to seven found In the Senate chamber.
Architect Woods has been conduct
ing an investigation Of the ventilation
of Senate and House. He placed steril-
ICED gelatine plates in various parts
OF the Capitol. In a piece OF carpet
taken from the floor of the House he
found several million germs, the In
fiuenza microbe predominating. Mr
Woods found he had some OF almost
all the known germs.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Monkey on a Jag
Cuts Up High Jinks

CHICAGO. H.. Feb. Ji.-"Pr1f..
GARNER, the pet monkey of DR.. James
Nevins Hyde, escaped from his cage
in the Office last night. got into the
laboratory, and drank quite a guam
tity Of brandy. This made him feel so
good that he started to inspect The
house. Away uE on high shelf was d
pretty thing in red, and the Profess
sor" made for II. In his ascent he
disturbed the quiet of rows of walls
containing liquids and other things,
but finally reached the coveted bottle
1t contained carmine Turning it over
and over. he concluded to partake OF
its contents.
He evidently tasted some. for his
lips and tongue were flaming red when
examined this afternoon. He paved
into 1t and snieared himself from nose
TO tip of tail In his later wanderings
he came across a bust of General
Sheridan and mirror. That he had
fought with this image in the mir
ror was shown by thet marks of his
paws and face. Back in the laboratory
be amused himself with the guinea
pigs, but as they were safely Gagged he
could do no more than chatter at them
through the screen.
When the physicians entered their
Offices today they found the graudate
nurses and attendants in a state bord-
ering upon Mysteries. The Professor"
had greeted them with me greatest
cordiality. AS for him, soap and time
are expected TO restore his normal col
or and DR. Hyde has guarded against
second performance by substituting
heavy chain for the lighter one that
hitherto tethered the animal
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
GOVERNOR MURPHY
DECEIVES THE SUPREME COURT
Admitted to Practice Without
Necessary Qualification.
Members ofthe Bar Indignant and there May
Be Remonstrances Officially Uttered.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. 11.-There is
a mingling of surprise and indigna-
ton here among members of the bar
over the action Of Governor Murphy
in deceiving the Supreme Court of the
United States.
A week ago. the Phoeniz Republican
contained this dispatch from Washing
ton:
WASHINGTON. Feb Especial
Governor Murphy was admitted to
practice before The Supreme Court on
the motion OF Ex-senator Manderson
of Nebraska"
Anyone knowing the relations OF
Murphy to tue Republican will not
doubt for minute that this informa-
ton is correct, and yet it seems al
most incredible.
The Rules of Practice of the Supreme
Court of the United States provide;
Rule H.. Attorneys and Counsellors
1t shall be requisite to the admission
OF attorneys or counsellors to practice
in this court, that they shall have
been three years past in the Supreme
Court of the STATE to which they re-
spectively belong, and that their pri-
vate and professional character snail
appear to be fair.
2. They, shall respectively take and
subscribe the following oath or afri-
nation. viz;
/. ----. do solemnly swear Tor
affirm that | will demean myself. as
an attorney and counsellor OF this
court. uprightly, and according To law:
and that | will support the Constitu-
ton of the United States.
The records of the district court OF
Maricopa County. Ariz.. show that
N. O. Murphy was examined by q
committee ana admitted TO practice
and signed the roll OF attorneys oi
such court. March End, 1901: and was
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
lpms to Have Passed
| the Crisis With
Safety.
tyight Was One of Deep An,
MY to the Watching Family
Today There is Hope Of
Recovery.

\ Sp0TON. Mass. Feb. 11.--Encou.
rg news came from Groton School
5rmsrv. where Theodore, son OF
scdpnt Roosevelt is Ill with pneu-
Ma early this morning and brougf {
kpa.ure OF relief to the anxiety
IN had grown steadily during til /.
IelIng twenty-four hours.
kUowug the announcement of yes
Fay morning, that the disease had
Iel upon both the lungs of The
[ent. tho news from the sick room
No, been reassuring. and last
M when the Presidents family
Eor was summoned from New York
pronounced the case serious and
h when the voice OF the lad could
heard outside the building In which
ay as he raved in the delirium of
disease the gravity OF the situa-
Increased,
/ a. III. today, however. came
d that the crisis in the left lung
been satisfactorily, passed and the
ent showed improvement and ev-
onp about the institution especially
President and Mrs. Roosevelt be-
e more hopeful.
sretary Cortelyou gave out the in
lation that the Presidents son was
sr this morning. He said that a
: pleurisy had developed in one
bat the temperature and rtspira-
had distinctly improved.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Frozen to Death
In Locked Corn Crib

MIDDLETOWN. N Y, Feb. IL
Trapped in a corn crib. the door OF
which, with a spring lock, had closed
behind her, Mrs. Jacob Spooner, wife
of a well-to-do farmer OF Keer's Cor
oners. froze to death yesterday.
Mr.. Spooner and his son went away
early in the morning to help a neigh
Dor harvest ice. When they returned
late at night there was no trace OF
the wife and mother. Finally she was
found in the corn crib. her hands
grasping the stats as If she had tried
to tear her way out.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

setts from invasion by the foreign foe.
Under the Presidents ruling. Davis re.
mains in the enjoyment of his mansion
and carriages.
The explanation is as simple as 1t
is disconcerting to the admirers OF
Roosevelt. Davis Is the brother in law
of Senator Lodge, the Presidents inti-
mate friend. adviser and representa-
tive in the Senate. The no pull rule
apparently does not apply to those
fortunates who have Warwicks for
relatives.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
ii Show Stock
Yards to Prince

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. 11.-Prince
|hys entertainment by Chicago will
h from 81 800 to $4,000 an hour, in
|dIng the six or eight hours he will
kad in sleep
fhe Prince and his suite will be in
|cago for twenty hours. The cost
the various functions planned in
knection with his brief visit will be
IN s25, 600 to $35, 900.
The members of the committees are
wealthy. and they will see to the
|ang of the money privately.
Fhe Prince will be given a glimpse
the stock yards. An invitation al
Idy has been sent to him. and the
bperor is said to have favored the
"a German antagonism to American
Il and food products Is a question
Importance in the Empire and a
EsOnal inspection by the Prince may
d to a better understanding.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
New Army Posts Recommended
By the Board Of Officers.

York Harbor: one for a regiment OF
infantry in the vicinity Of Washington.
D. c.; one for battalion of infantry
In the Red Rover Valley in the vicinity
of Crookston; for regiment of in
fantry on the camp site IL The Como
wago Valley. Penn.
When practicable the sites recon-
mended for four permanent camps are:
One in the vicinity of Chicamagua
Park Ga; one at Fort Riley. Kans;
one In the Conowago Valley Penn:
one at Nacimienso Ranch in Monterey
and San Luis Obispo Counties, Cali
fornia.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
hllllonaire'S Daughters
Second Elppement

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.--Miss Elizabeth
Prentice, daughter of Leon H. Prentice
a millionaire, and the prettlest girl
IN Waukegan, today eloped and we'd
ded Charles Johnson. She had been en-
gagged to Harry NJ. Giles.
Mrs. Johnson once before ran awav
to kenosha with William Stevens, her
fathers handsome coachman. Inc fa-
ther gave chase and arrived upon the
scene In time to prevent their mar
riage.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
|hOoner Burned
Off the Jersey Coast

cape MAY, n. j.. Feb. 1.-THE
PIX of an unknown schooner which
|rned at sea last night of this place
Hoatng about in the Ice this morn
a few miles of shore.
The crew Of five life-saving stations
Fnt 10 the assistance Of the burning
Fses last night but after being on.
ltil 8 o'clock they gave up the at
npt to rescue her and :owed back to
lcre
Seafaring men here advance th"
lory that it became necessary to
'andon the schooner and shat the
eR was taken off by a passing ves-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Insurgent Sergeant
Captured by Our Troops

MANILA, Feb. 1.-THE brother cf
Malvar, the insur9ent leader, has been
captured He was chief sergeant OF 4
battalion Of insurgents.
A strong insurgent post has been
captured near Calamba Laguua pro-
vince A number of rifles, bolos and
bands by the Americans.
1t is believed this post formed NAL
vars headquarters.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Prince Henry's Visit
Won't be Postponed

BERLIN. Feb. -1.-Prince Horny o.
Prussia, will sail for the United States
on Saturday as arranged.
Even should President Roosevelts
sons illness result fatally before that
time 1t Is probable that the Prince will
enter upon his journey unless it should
appear to be President Rosevelt's de-
sire that the visi- be deferred or
omitted altogether.