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The Washington times., 1902-09-22
Senator Money on the
Presidents Plan to
Contro! Trusts.
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY
Mr.. Roosevelt, He Declares, Either In
sincere in His Protestations or Else
Has Been Repudiated by His Party
Reply to Cincinnati Speech.

Senator Money does not believe that
1t is possible to secure the adoption OF
IN amendment to the Constitution to
control trusts, as has been suggested
by the President. He declares that
the Representatives are not sincere in
their declarations against the trusts.
Discussing the subject at the Democrat
ic headquarters yesterday. Senator
Money said:
THE President sent a message TO
Congress last December suggesting a
remedy for the trusts, which was to
give publicity to their doings. and bring
everything to the public view. His
suggestion was embodied in an amend
ment to The census bill offered by Sem
ator Du Bois, and every Republican
voted against it, thus declaring that
they were not in accord with the Pres
ident on that subject. The President
sent in no message recommending a
constitutional amendment for the con-
troll of the trusts.
No Message Sent In.
'.If he had done SO, it is question
whether it would not have met the fate
of his suggestion of more light but
he had patronage to dispose of, and g
real earnest effort on his part probab-
ly would have carried Du Bois' amend
ment to the census bill. or the Presi-
dents recently proposed amendment to
the Constitution. He attempted moth
ing while Congress was in session. H.
now proposes a constitutional amend
ment, which seems to be the only rem
eay presented to his mind. Nobody
knows better than the President the
exceeding dificulty of passing an
amendment to the Constitution.
Little Comfort Expected.
Even il the required two-thirds vote
of each house could be obtained, and
the President should give his signature.
then, three-fourths OF the States must
ratIfy the amendment, and to say that
one-fourth of the Republican States, at
least, are not absolutely dominated by
the trusts and their politicians would
be toe absurd, and would torture credu-
lity. One who fears the power of the
trusts. and recognizes their terrible
menace to free. institutions can take
little comfort from any utterance of
President Roosevelt on this subject, and
giving him credit for some knowledge,
it is difficult to give him credit for sin
cerity. If he is sincere, then he is re-
pudiated by his party. and no hope OF
reform in this particular can be expect
ed by the public from the Republican
party and its President.
The Washington times., 1902-09-22
A CATS INTELLIGENCE.
Dumb Animals Can Scent Danger.

A cat will refuse TO drink coffee. bu
will drink and thrive on Postum Food
Coffee.
Mrs. Alice Gould, of haywood, ILL.,,
saws: Coffee drinking made me very
much run down. thin and nervous, and
thought I should have to give up my
work.
..I was induced to try Postum by
friend who suffered four years from Sc
we're sick headaches, lasting for several
days a a time. who said that since using
Postum Coffee she had been entirely free
from an attack found that by making
Postum according to directions 1t was
equal TO coffee In flavor.
..rt is now six months since began
drinking Postum. and I have gained
eighteen pounds In weight. 1t has built
me up. and feel like new person
I'VE all drink II 7ow. even to the
cat. who>is the pet Of the family. and It
is funny to sec him drink his bowl Of
Postum Food Coffee every morning. We
often try to get him to drink coffee, but
he has the good sense to refuse It"
The Washington times., 1902-09-22
American woodmen Pay Death Claim.

The American Woodmen, a fraternal
and beneficial organization. with head
quarters in Denver. Col, has notified Mr..
R. ]. Won Dickersohn. its deputy SUI
preme commander here, that the death
proofs of the late Henry Clay Bruce, Of
1926 Eleventh Street northwest. have
been approved, and the full amount sent
to his widow.
The Washington times., 1902-09-22
THE PRESIDENTS DAY
Is MARKED BY QUIET
Continued from First Pagc.)

were starting up two little girls about
ten years old. ran out in front OF the
carriage. One wanted to cross the street
and the other wanted to pull her back.
They stood tugging at each other until
the big horses were almost upon sthem
Captain Guyman leaned back and haul
ed on the reins until the horses were
rearing high in the air, and held them
up on their hind legs until a policeman
from the sidewalk snatched the children
out of the way, greatly to the relief of
the President and his companions, who
were standing up in the barouche, hor-
ror stricken
Sick Veteran Visited.
On his way back to the hotel the
President stopped at st. Marys Hospi-
tai to visit Patrick Doherty, a former
member of the Thirty-second Michigan
Volunteers, who is very ill with Cuban
fever. The President had been told
that Doherty, who is very low indeed,
had begged the doctors and nurses to
let him be put on a stretcher, and be
carried in wagon to some place from
which he could get good glimpse of
the President. He said he was willing
to risk his life for the privilege.
Two Speeches Today.
The President will make two speeches
tomorrow. One will be addressed to
the Spanish War Veterans, and the
other will be an after dinner speech at
a public banquet. There will be pa
rade of the Spanish Veterans tomorrow
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1902-09-22
Expects a Landslide.

a
landslide this fall as we had in 1890
the year when Henderson was elected
with only SO majority in a solidly Re-
publican district.
Many Republicans will flock to the
polls to support the Democratic platform
and the revision of the tariff, and man.
others will stay at home, not voting at
all, rather than support a candidate
who announces that he does not repre-
sent their views on the most important
issues of the campaign. The issues OF
this campaign are indentical with those
of the campaign of $780,
Judge Griggs expects to spend most
of his time in New York for the next
several weeks. He expressed his salts
faction at the work that has been per
formed by Secretary Edwards and his
force of helpers.
He was interested in letters that have
been coming in in response to the ad-
vertisements of the Congressional CON-
mittee offering 800 reward for a copy
of one of the special discount sheets is
sued by certain American firm to for
eign buyers, fac-simile of which NAV
be found in the Democratic campaign
book
The advertisements have proved most
productive. sufficient sheets now being
on hand to paper the walls of the office
This morning a complete set was re-
ceived from merchant at Sydney. Aus
tralia. The sender did not ask any re-
ward, stating that he had noticed that
the sheets were wanted and that it gave
him pleasure to furnish them.
A merchant of Auckland. New Zealand
sent list for the month of July. hui
he was not so modest in his demands
He asked that the 800 be sent at once
and furnished instructions as to the
manner Of sending the reward.
The Washington times., 1902-09-22
REV. ALBERT R. STUART
ANSWERS DEATHS CALL

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Washington times., 1902-09-22
CHAIRMAN GRIGGS
PAYS A BRIEF VISIT
Entertains Former Law Part
ner Judge Beck.
THEN RETURNS TO NEW YORK
Anxious to Have President Roosevelt
Continue on the Stump-Nothing to
Say of the Retirement of Speaker
Henderson.

Chairman Griggs. of the Democratic
Congressional committee. arrived in
Washington yesterday morning from
New York. where he will return this
evening. The visit here had as it OBJ
ject the retirement for day from the
metropolis. He spent very little time
at Democratic headquarters, most of it
being occupied in entertaining Judge
Beck, of Georgia, his former law part
ner
When seen at headquarters Judge
Griggs said?
II don't know who will be nominated
by the party for governor of New York.
and / don't know why Speaker Hender-
son withdrew from the Republican tick
ct of the Third Iowa district. 1 sup
pose you were going to ask those Ques-
tions
Democrats Will Revise Tariff.
81 do know. though, that just so long
as President Roosevelt continues his
tours of the country and makes speeches
declaring that 1t is not necessary to tear
down the tariff to defeat the trusts, then
we are gaining Democratic votes. The
people will say: II the Republicans do
not intend to revise the tariff, then who
will if not the Democrats?' and they
will vote our ticket
'Henderson's action has given the
party the greatest black eye struck in
the campaign. Judge Lacey, in the
Sixth Iowa district has declared that
Henderson was right, and that state
ment ought to give keese that district
Senator Fairbanks in a recent speech
in Indiana upholds Speaker Henderson's
explanation as to his reasons for with
drawal from the race. and that will do
the Democrats world of good in In
diana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20

Ancche fn6 g. 1ncido pries On pol
el Oomiafona hi de- Lon E;stnao9 Uti
dos, 81 aelInr q anj alnfa s. 1tIer, Ius.
pector ~ eleoeiOnes exiRi6 6ndosale
s$i 000sle dlnxA por cA1s unh ~ IL
cAusa1 en n j. sguell.
I neliar Bntler estk acusad0 "a
introduclr gran isn't I'D a. Whoa. 8
lieoro6 de Skn aOmas, que eran CON
dlcidO1 & este plletto por D Estaci6n
NayaI, pndi y contlr eun n impu-
sni1s1 mx I completa, hnst6 Ay1r Qao
~ ss1ior Melhesoh Iuspeetor dc A.
dnanAs de los Eltados Unidos 10 de.
nunci6 3
Lns personas complicAdas en- este
aaunto tienen ear6 r6cter Cficial u se a.
pera que hoy % diCtar<n nueYos
mandamisntos do prili6 j.
Sc dise que l0s licoras Aludidos
ersn, no solo vendi didos q SC C1lntry
C.vbp, : cuyo centro social estAba
eucargado de surtir el seaior Butler,
u qua tambi&n q vArios ostableci.
misntos ID ests eiudad
Ests. Asunto In eAuaado gran sen.
sAci6n On esta einaad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
Telefonistas

Z Sc hA dsolarAao nm verdadero
temporal contra lA red telef6nieA de
San Juan. Sc dice que el servicio
cd denoisnts y que re debs prescin'
dir dc 81.
PodrA dicho ssrvicio sdolecer & de
alRunas dsficisncIas porque las Sc
noritas que estAn encargadAs Do
dichs red, estGn ann On prActioa,
easi pueAs decirse.
Seguramepte que nj Gcorosad0 que
lAnxa sus tiros contra el Aervicio te'
lef6nico, NO 9ss 10 habr& ocurrido
hAblar on eristiG,so CON las telefos
nistas. .,
70 cada yes que tsngo oportuni'
dad me allegro de clio.
Central I lOlgA! me quiere hacer
el obsequio dc ponerme con 10 Corte
Celestial !!
Servidol
Este ssrvido estk Aicho CON una
woe tan dulce y con tan buen deseo
do satisfAcer al pdbiico que aun
euAndo estuviera uno inc6modo, se
cAlmarfA como por ensAlmo.
No echemos todA la eulpa 81 tel6'
fono; hay varias 0neinas = casas que
no desean ponerse en- communication
CON nadie nj quiersn tomarse 81 ira
bajo do contestar, y las telefonistas
sufren las cons ecuenoias de'las que
jas que 20 hAcen.
FL tsl6fono co un apsrsto extraor'
dinariamente sensible 10 II duen'
cia do 10 electricidad Atmosf6rica, el
paso de nm caro- por 10 calle. el
trknsito do los carros el6ctricos,
todo, todo contribnye & ent torrecer
10 comunicAci6n.
De todos modos hay que hAcer
eonstar de modo evidente que las
xef1oritas empleadAs On Ii red telef6'
nica, cumplen como buenas CON ID
dsber, y do clio aoy f6.
Raul. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
La fiesta de anOChe

Ante numerosA concurrencia se
llsv6 6 efecto auoche en- Ell Teatro
de ests ciudad, 10 fiesta literaria
ofrecida por los inteligentes niflos
de 10 sHigh School. CON objeto de
levantar una biblioteca escolar.
Abri6 sl acto el doctor Rosell,
pronunciando nm brillante aiscurso
que fu6 muy Aplaudido. Ii.
VArios ni1ios recitAron compost
clones en- verso = prosa.
LlAm6 macho II atenei6n ell eoro
dc las niflas, quienes llevaban una
mufieca negra entire sus brazos.
ri ejercioio con Los paraguas,
acompadado por el piano , ejscuta.
do por 80 ninas pr6ximamente, one
d6 muy lucid0. llamAndo ID &tenei6n
q gasto con, que 10 hicieron y 10 Ar
tisticaments que estaban adornados
Los parsguas.
ri zen Or Matienxo Cintr6n de,6 oir
su autorixAsa palabra.
Ell Doctor Lindsay, se dirigi6 tam.
bien al ptblico dando muestras de
satisfaction y las grAcias 6 los orga.
nizadores de aquella fiesta.
Termin6 Ell aeto tocando ell himno
de Washington 10 banda de ID Poll !.
eia Insular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
MerCado de NeW-YOr1
Cotizaciones

Arenques abieYtas 500
Bacalao americana 22-75s
Id. ingl@s %
Cebollas sueltas en- barriles $50
Cerveza <Safo1 botellas, blancas 7-25
Id i'd i'd verdes $50
Chioharos 1-76
Habichuelas coloradas r No hay
Id Id largas $50
Id barriles pequefas 100
Harina trigo <Ohallenge> SIS
Id maiz en- barriles 8-tO
Id i'd on saoos 8-10
Jamones <Cruz Roja1 10
Keronese <PurlessS Totes 200 cajas 0-8S
Luz Damante i'd. 100 i'd. 1-16
MAnteca <8 CastillosS terzon $50
Id Id cajas 4IM $50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
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ns .anHn asmsnta at.' ..ndrx ana sasansra"a.
u.."Sn w -. nscssario samosfrsr. con
S.chos. % nrs "a sma h patris.
Ahnra mismo los puertorriauefios
.c.hsmo. "a conoear ~ mo AZ aaoa
sstn: nrs rnnsn "A ralieve n rrsn
ss.;,.tsv+a ~ ~ Ia AL rstr,otismn. nns t;a.
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~ ~ lao .d d. A. ~ ~ virtnd. Iss- pasiones.
Ago tan bsio y tan ruin, que aver.
gtisnsa 10 seguro haberlas ssntidc.
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IntereSante traSladO

Por trssladarss Ella Paris.6ns ca
Ia conocida cAaa que fu6 de Mendez
v Co, San Francisco 40, 90 venden
varias vidrieras propias para csmi'
serfa & otro Articuio aaf como 10
instslaci6n de luz el6ctricA y demla
maderamen que hays, pudie nao ad
quirir el local si CO persona de res
ponsAlidad y & satisfaccion del pro
pietario.
Informar&n San FIanciaco, Ldm.
81. sLa ParisienS.. Sv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
FL Alcalde de- Manat1
separado de SUI destino

Por aeus6rsele de haher hscho
traspasos frAudulentos de terfenos,
CON objeto de- que faeran algunos
indiviauos inscritos como electores,
el gobernador ha ordsnado cue eli
Alcalde de Manatf seA separado De
"a deatino.
AL mencionado Alcalde 80 le SO
guir4 proceso ante Ell Tribunal de
Distrito de Arecibo. e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
Eli ABANIC0
y.
A divertirse en- Ponce

Diciambre 10 -Ss hA conatitnido
en- Ponce una soeiedad titulads sEl
AbAnicc ,, Los fnep de dichA socie-
dad es proporcionar { sus socios to-
do clAse de aistrAcei Jones, f 3mentan.
do L alegeia y 81 buen humor, prin.
cipAlmente en- u proximA temporada
de festas. Son diatinguidas perso.
mas Ion que han iniciAdo este pensR.
miento, y es Pfesidente de Il socie.
dad al sellor don Jok& Pina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20
Sc PAS E

Que no publcamos communicates
in que sean pagalos por aaslan-
taao:
Caaa seis palabras, SO cuentan por
una Inca y La nnea vale deg CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
nunicaao sin 50 inporte no Sc con-
ostaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-20

JsIsR
Las lu!eI z|aS 81 ] IaddS
contra Venezuela
Actitud de ! rancia
ELARBITRAJE II e LOS BUNNOS
OFlCIOS DE Mr.. BOWEN 8
(Ds pstssss,O cOrrest,oasal

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. narn an6roinamanfa a
Hbart.i 4: Io cnsl iniiea dna II sftua ;
alan - ma daliasda IA ia nua 4 nri. !.
nsra visfa ,,arace. u are snnafI 4 frnar
cnr eictos ~ =, - -rrsc,nnsiea ss Z M As csrxc. ~ !.
Tar s6rio. M Ios cfrcuIos nolftieos
"a Francis. 81 hemoG de Greer IA cue
NOS dice q eable por vox de los ala
rios m8s caractorizI Iaes dc osta ciu !.
dad - bAton nalmaa nor haberl n.
canxalo anual snais nor il via dinln.
a Xtias. ii nua las' ntrss nntanciaa IA
ennsecnir ~ 81 ~ snslsndo 81 racnr.
so az q fnersa. Dfcsse one ID 'recla.s
maoiones ffAucossa me ae resolve &
vorfn Dor arbitrAie, asciendon &
SIC. SOC. 600. II opinion p6bliea dc
Francis aatk Ia parta de LOS yenexn.
Isnos. 4 ouienes erean vfctimas nr0..
picias az Ia exieoneias insolentes
de dos de las potencias mas fusrtea,
sLs Temps, dice hoy: Isl los Es.
tAdos Unidos naaa tienen que dscir
con motive de 10 aoctrina de Monroe
en- este Ssunto, es 70 tempo de Que
habla Europa an beneficio de Il nax
uniyerssl.''
RI buque de guerra italiano sCar.
10 Alberto, que aetualmente ne hAlla
en- Sidney, ha:recibido 6Sden de pro
cedsr CON Il mayor premura h6cia
In GuAyra, para dar debidA protec.
ci6n & los sdbditos italianos one allf
residen. Esta 6rden vandr& & re.
trasar los experimentos de Marconi.
Sc anuncia cficialmente en- Lon.
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Ell Polo No|rte
Y BILLAR. :

ri mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
rsdfsimo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y ico1es. de La mayer pu-
rs San Francisco 25
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Hunaacao
De maestro Co,reeponsa1

Dieiembre 10-Las tradieionalss
misas de aguinaldo, se eltkn llevaI-
do 6 eabo: sin duda por Il crisis pc.
c,saiG ,ia, , 10 deaApacible del tempo,
resultan aqu6ilas IN tRnto dssani'
madas.
Ha pasado algunos dias entire NOS.
otros, el estimable amigo Bonets, el
cusl regrea6 6 San Juan, despu6s de
terminar los ssuntos one lqsf le tra.
jsron.
Sc hs haeho carg, del mando de
/ u Policfa Iusular del Departamento,
Eel Cspitkn Lopez Diaz, muy estima.
do, por sus bellas cuali isdes perso-
Males. S
Lopez Disz y TAllads, son dos on. 4
ciales que honran ell unif ,rme.
iL&stima que no pudi6ramos con.
ceptusr de igual moao 6 II oficiAli-
dad en- generAll
De sregraso ID Corte de Justicia de
eate Distrito, ha comensado sus To-
reas.
ID gremio De panaderos Dc esta
eiudadss % propone hacerse cargo de.
las tshonas desde 81 dia primero do
Enero.
Consideramos acertada L. medi ID.
Ssgtn rumores. hsy mar de Ton.
do, entire algunos elementos del par
lido repub' icano, por 81 reparto de
empleos municipAles.
Ri rtmer0 de aspirantes, excede
al ntmer0 de plaxas que vacar&u.
iEcco u probleneal
LA juntA de caminos, reeienteman.
te elsgida, tiens -sl proyecto Dc IL
parar u eAmino que ccnduce & YA.
bucos, On lA actualidAd muy deplo.s
rable. 81
CelebrArfsmos, que 81 buen desso.
de dicha junta, % lleve s vias Do
hecho.
Dr.. Guillermo Wives.
o q q Z I 8 r A ss
- PoncsrP Puerto Rico. -
Tame Dc vantA espejuelos y lon
tss. Gran variedad On eriataIes.
- SOL No. ! -
Tslsfslono n,
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-22
Notice!
All parties owing the firm of Johnson X Harvey, may pay their accounts at E. w. Weesner's Grocery Store.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Norman William Hindle; Archie schelp' and the heirs of the estate of N. G; Hetfren, deceased: You are hereby notified that, the undersigned has expended three hundred on that certain lode mining claim, situated on Nevada creek, on Douglas Island in the Harris mining district, in the District of Alaska, and known as the Sleepy Kitten" lode mining claim, in order that the owners thereof might hold the said premises and mining claim under the provisions ot the the laws of the United States, such amount belng the sum required by such laws to entitle said owners hold said claims for the years 4arS end md December 31, 1901, except that the said Nor man William Hindle has contributed his Just proportion of the amount expended for the wear ending December 31, 1899.
 And if within ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contrib ute your proportion as co-claimant or c4s owner in said claim, your several interests in said claim will become forfeited and there by become the property of the subscriber to this Notice of Forfeiture, pursuant to the laws of the United States. ,,,,o,,,eo>,
 Date of first publication, Nov. 2Oth, 1901;
 Date of last publication, Feby 18th, l9O2.
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-22

By virtue of an execution issued out ot the U. $. District Court for the District Of Alaska Division No. 1, dated November 2lst.: A. D. 1901 in a certain action wherein Frank Bach, as plaintiff, recovered judgment against James Barbridge, defendant, for the sum ot S621 33 and costs amounting to Sl2.4O, on the 27th day of May, A. D. 1900.
 have levied upon the following described property, to-wit:
 The Ready Bullion No 3 Lode Claim lying, N E. of and adjoining the Golden Charlot patented Lode Claim, on GaStineauX Cham mel, as located and recorded by James Bar. bridge and Samuel Strader on the 1st day ot January, 1901.
 Also the Ready Bullion No. Lode Claim, ly- ing N. E. ofand adjoining the Golden Chariot patented Lode Claim, and Omega Lode Claim, and also adjoining the Ready Bullion No g. on the N w. end thereof as located and re- corded by Samuel Strader and James Bar bridge on the 1st day of January, 1901.
 All situated on Douglas Island, District of Alaska.
 property of the defendant, James Barbridge.
 Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the Sfst day of December, 1901, between the hours of nine o'clock in the morning and four o'clock in the afternoon of said day, in front of the Court House in Juneau, Alaska, will sell all the right, title, and interest of the de fendant James Barbridge, in and to the above described property, at public auction for cash to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all the costs. Dated. at Juneau Alaska, Dec. End, 1901.
 JAMES NJ. SHOUT, U. s. Marshal
 by E. F. KELLY, Deputy.