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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Drowned in salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July "a
Bruised from head to foot, bleeding
from a dozen cuts received from rocks,
and deliri0us from his all night buf
feting with the waves Of the Great
Salt Lake, Rosyln Wells was found
this morning lying on the rocks about
100 feet from the shore of Antelope
Island. The body Of his companion,
Roy Larkin, has not yet been found.
Wells and Larkin with Wells sister
tnlaw, Miss Pemeroy, went In bathing
yesterday afternoon at Salt Air. They
waded far into the lake until deep
water was reached. Here they floated
Tor some time In the buoyant brine.
In a meantime a strong breeze had
sprung up and when they attempted
TO return, Larkin who was unable to
swim could make no Roadway. Miss
Pomeroy reached the pavilion after a
long struggle, but when rescuing par.
R~a
ties went In search OF Wells and Lar.
kin they were unable to find any trace
OF them. Wells supported Larkin all
night but finally becoming completely
exhausted lost him. This is the first
drowning in the lake for several years,
Denver Murderer Claims Self Defense
DENVER, July 24.-The police de.
clare that the shooting of Lewis E.
Simpson by Charles D. Segale last
night was a cold blooded attempt at
murder. Segale who Is a gambler ac-
cuses his wife of criminal intimacy
with Simpson and last night shot
Simpson twice. Simpson was still
alive at noon today but a hardly
recover. Segale claims self defense,
but witnesses seem to bear out the
police that the murder was premedi-
tated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
Following closely on the d

Following closely on the death Of
the short lived Santa Fe Bulletin
comes the announcement that another
New Mexico daily paper has ceased 10
exist. The Roswell Journal has been
purchased by the Morning Record and
Its publication has ceased. Not so
long ago there were three daily papers
In the Pecos valley. now there IA
one ~ u possible that with co-opefa.
ton on the part OF the business men
OF that section. the Pecos valley can
maintain n daily paper. One Is
certainly the limit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
NOT UNLIKE THE FOURTH.

A Buddhist dignitary was recently
buried in Japan. and the police attend.
ed the funeral and made an official
report Of the ceremonies, which must
have been rather picturesque. The
report merely says: Three hundred
and eleven injured, seventy-ive faint,
ed, III thefts. 374 pickpockets captur-
ed. 1921 articles lost and seventy.
nine people rescued from canals
New York Tribune.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

The Cuban Senate is promptly eat
flying all pending treaties with <he
|SInNed States. except the Plat amend
ment treaty. 1t is evidently waiting
III that point to see what the United
States intends TO do respecting The
|esAer end ~ The karxah-vpapek. fhe
reciprocity treaty. or course. there
is no disposition here to question the
good faith Of this government. Still,
the Cubans have seen enough to make
them prefer TO await the advent Of
substantial evidence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

In distant Egypt that extensive n
Bigation Improvement. the Assouar
fassrvoly. has. been emptisd Of "
winters store Of water for the hrsi
time. Results sresuost satisfactory
The area o. cotton is largely Incress
ed and the success OF the summer
crops II assured In the entire area
tributary 70 the dam. Ofhcials say the
expenditure on the dam Is fully Jus.
tiAed. Il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

Sir Conan Doyle takes rank "a one
Of the hlghest-paid writer's now II
work. since the Strand magazine has
bribed him TO write six more Sherlock
Holmes stories at the rate Of $4,000 4
story. Surprising that-thc stories aver.
age 5000 words, that Is pay At the
fate Of = dollar . word--the Imasin.
ative cen get .oCt thoir fountain peps
and 81 how fast Il counts up. : :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

The Australian postofhce has adopt
cd q pennyinthe-sIot machine which
does away with the need Of stamps
The coin being properly deposited. the
letter IL slipped into a slot and stamp.
% "ons penny paid" The ordinary
adhesive stamps Vim Of course be re.
famed for the convenience Of those
Who wish 10 stamp their letters At
h0mA.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
WRITING LITTLE IN MUCH.

Was there ever such q carefully
disingenuous writer al Grover Cleye-
land? AS evidence In a court OF JUS
tfce his letters would be fully as valu-
able as the paper on which they are
written. He is the greatest exempli-
fer Of the art Of writing little in much.
Cleveland Plain Deealer.
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ARrHuR's DEATH 4 HEAVY LOSS
The Industrial World VIII Greatly
Miss the 6rainy Conservative
"chief."

| From the New York Tribune.
The sudden death Of Peter NJ. Ar
thur has ended a career OF more than
ordinary honor and usefulness. There
was probably no nan OF his time who
had been longer or more ~conspicu.
ously Identified with what Is called
organized labor. There was no one
who exercised influence over a more
important department of industry.
There was no one secured for his as
sociates and fellow laborers greater
advantages and improvements Of con-
diti0n n who more fully commended
their confidence and affection. There
WA no n who more scrupnlous-
" avoided strikes. violence and
extrayagant demands, or who
o uniformly enjoyed the
confidence Of and maintain
cd cordial and amicable relations
with employers Of labor and capital
lists. Martin Irons and Eugene Debs,
and others Of like kidney. flashed
through their meteoric and explosive
careers and vanished In smoke and
evil odors. But Chief Arthur. who
preceded them In time. maintained
the v e tenor Of his wiser way and
long survived them. to pass away at
last fuller Of honors than Of years.
His death is a grievous loss to la
Dor, to capital and to the whole peo-
pie. There var perhaps never a time
when men Of his type and such leader
ship and influence as his were more
needed than they are now, and need
ed by labor and capital alike. Or
ganized labor Is In need Of just such
calm, conservative. unselfish leader
ship Al that which he so long and so
successfully exerted-a leadership
that seeks not merely to get higher
pay for work, but to make work wor-
thy OF higher pay. Employers Of la
Dor also have need OF men whom they
can respect and trust as they lid him,
and with whom they can negotiate
on reasonable terms instead OF fight
Ing a. with savages. The nation has
need OF men who will be, as he was.
q force making for peace and not for
and for friendship and coop
Grafton between labor and capital
than for chronic antagonism.
He has been taken away at a time
when seemingly he can III be spared.
Yet We may hope that his example.
his influence and his good works will
survive him, and that the wise policy
with which he was 80 long Identified
will be maintained and will more and
widely prevail. 1t is a simple
and reasonable policy. II amounts to
the employer has q right 10
manage his W business and to deter
mine the rate Of wages he can AFFORD
10 pay, and the workingman has a
right to sell his labor where he pleas
% and to determine the rate at which
he will sell II: and II there is any dis
agreement between the two. II is like
Ter to be overcome by friendly con
and discussion than by fight
ng. That war the policy which
Arthur preached and which
se practiced. and Its triumph In the
Industrial world will be the best mem
rial OF his long and benefcent ca.
Ger.
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COST or peRFuMERy.

Disinfecting fluid that costs 2 cents
q gallon to manufacture has been sold
TO the city for n cents a gallon. Must
have got the idea from some OF the
perfumery you notice on the street
cars.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

That the fraternal order Of Elks Ia
maintaining it's reputation as a
Thoroughly charitable organization Ia
evidences b. the fAct that no less than
$4,000 was expended for purely
charitable purposes during last year,
besides large amounts raised for local
club houses, smt for the national home
Tor aged members OF the order.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

For every. man like John Rosso. who
has drunk nothing weaker than beer
for forty ysars. and Nike the Michigan
man who lived TO e~ishty-nine ON near
" hve thousand cigars ! year. there
are tens Of thousands Of men who
have been wrecked body and mind by
liquor and excessive smoking.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

Out In Frisco. where q New York
merchants Chinese wife was recently
and outrageously detained. a Yale
graduate. Teng Hwce Lee. has now
run foul OF the deportation authorities
The Celestial idea q ! ruling intel
ligence In this great country will b
seriously upset In the course Of a few
more instances.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

A farm on which &c. 900, 900 had
been spent for developing and i'm.
provements has just been sold for a
comparatively small sum. II was at
Crown Point, N. ". and the improve.
mcnts" consist OF the forts dating from
the French aud indian" wars.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

The inventor q tie toy pistol, II he
= be found, might be interviewed
- to what he thinks Of himself and
hts invention since the returns from
the celebration Of the Fourth came In.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

II Grover shSald 81 caught walking
the floor In the late watches Of the
night. II will not be on account OF any
thing Bryan is saying o doing, There
h q better explanation At hand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
PRESS COMMENTS.
Reducing Bankruptcy Business.

II some Of u a~ccoutants could tell
how the profits and losses stand as
readily as they a tell how the base
ball teams stand, there would be less
business for the bankruptcy courts
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

General Miles may have felt a BIT
sore after his ninety mile ride, but il
was a different kind OF e from
that he has been getting from of,cial
hcadqusrterS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

The annual catalog OF the A. 4 NJ.
college at Mesilla Park has come to
hand. II Is a good looking volume and
- Is to be expected speaks well Of
the institution.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

The fierce old Apache Geronimo hav-
Ing Joined the Methodist church Il
must be conceded that the world do
move and that the Indian wars are
probably .SYor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
Decided Aaalnst Claim.

LONDON. July 24.-The committee
on privileges Of the house Of Lords
today decided against the claim OF
VIM. Turnow. Thomas Poulett, Wis
count Hinton the former organ grind
er In the streets Of London. to the
Earldom Of Poulett and In favor of the
late earl's son by later marriage.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

The duke s0ff M1TIhp7ough having
been artNtdted under secretary Of
state Of the colonies, We shall now
have another American girl as the
power behind the throne.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

Pittinger has Just received . fne
assortment Of picture frame mould.
lngs and mats: also the latest patterns
and colorings IN vail paper. $50
49, - SelA9
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY a. 1908

Judge CAN'T announced his candid.
acy at a picnic. but he will find that
defeating Joseph Folk Is a job that
has very few picnic characteristics.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24

For the most beautiful rooms in the
southwest. go to La Pension in the
Coors block. 1851.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-24
DAY AND NloHr.

Could day demand a gift Of night.
And night the boon bestow,
'Twould be that heaven OF star-delighl
Where dreams departed go.
Could night the gift demand. and day
The benefit confer.
'Twould be. upon the twilight way.
A heightened hour with her.
JOHN A. TABB.
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Tn hOmbre arrOlladO
:.
por un tren
Pdsose tan cerca que Ie
arrastro al pasar

Una imprudencia temeraria di6
lugar syer tarde an aceidente de.
sagradable.
Antonio EseAlers, que vive en-
Puerta de Terra, en- ell pobre case.
lfo que queda detr6s de In c&resl,
haes macho tempo que tenfa la COS
tumbre de sentafse G tomar sl aire
muy eerea do lA vie de In via del fs.
rrocafril de eircunvalaei6n, hAhi6n.
dose hSbitusdo yer pasar el trsn 6
una DISTANCES tan cortA, que essi p0.
afa tocarle CON 500 extender las
mAnos.
Aver, tan de cereR estuvo,. que al
pasar el tren que venfA de M&nAti.
CON bastante velocidad, tropez6 con
sl dicho EseAiera, produci6ndole
graves heria8s an lA eabszA y con-
tuSiones en- al cuerpo.
El hecho fu6 inevitable, hiio solo
de una imprudeneiA temeraria, como
dejamos dicho.
Tan pronto ne apsreibi6 el maqui-
nista, francisco Rodrigufz, detuvo
el trsn. En-. este ven1a el detectivs
Vargas, quisn dispuao 10 Coz vsnien
to para prestar auxilios Al lesionAdo.
Ri doctor Gomez Brioso que viva
frente al cuarto de soeorro 10 presto
los primeros auxilios en- union del
praetieants Arias. ordenando "a
traslaao al hospital en- donde 90 en-.
cuentra bastante grave
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Tn marinerO muertO
en- Ell muelle de eSp1g6n
Sup6neSe que 6br1O Cay6 al
aqua

A In uu& de la madrugAaa de hoy,
el iuez B.z&n, que trabsj6 aver co
mo nm h6roe, traslAd&base 6 10 Ma.
rinA.
Varias personals 9 dirigieron tam.
bi6n al sitio indisado. llegando nj
propio tempo que O. jaez cerca del
antigua muelle de espig6n, detr&s
del tinglado. ALI vimos tendido en-
el suslo an joven como do % sf1os,
barbi ,lsmpifo, blaneo, qae vestfa
pAntal6n oseuro y camissrA de lana
gruesa medic ArrOllada en- el pseho.
Hsll&bAse ealzAdo.
SegGu datos que & aquella hora v
en- el mismo sitio pudimos reeoger,
parece que Ell desg raeiado joven era
marino y danes de naCionaliaad.
Un eAbo de poliefs manif ast6 que
momsntos antes, hsbfa visto al ma.
rino bebiendo esrvezs en- uno de los
cafe ir msaistos.
Rsto dijo tAmbi6n nm guArdia.
Llamose oil guarda del tinglado,
qaien aijo & preguntAs del iueG que
suponfa que aqusl hombrs habfa
muerto ahog&do, psro que NADIA pre-.
senci6 oyen4o solo 6 alguna distAn.
oia el goipe de an cusrpo que ess al
aqua.
Efeetivamente, ell marino parsce
que, hallaudose 6brio. al retirarse
para abordo esy6 al aqua, sin duda
cnAndo trataba de subir al bsrco.
Par6senos que ell doctor Velez Lo'
PEE. que, casualmente, tuvo concci-
misnto del suceso dirigie adose ense.
guida & IL Marina, protest6 de que
ls camilla que ALI hsbia fusra In
misma en- que so recogi6 81 herido
por ell strollsys, de cuyo suceso NOS
ocupamos en- otro lugar, pues dieha
camilla estabA manchada ada de
sangre.
Eatonces queaaron dos guardias
eustodiando sl ead&vsr, hasta que
fac conducido Al dep6sito del eemen'
terio.
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Tn caro- el6CtriCO
rOmpe una pierna & ul hOmbre
Muchos mas pasajeros de
los que caben en- cada
CARO-
caro-
DEFIOIENOIAS DEL SERVICIO Y
LEYES NO OUMPLlDAS

Aver fu6 dia de lamentAble sues
sos On San Juan.
Uno de los que mas ha llamAdo la
Atencion ptblica, pueR es easo que
vi0ne fepiti6ndose sin que ne haga
10 possible para evitArs0, fu6 el del
hombre que result6 CON una pierna
destroxada por oil trolley.
AQuel desdichado iba dc pic en- In
plAtAforma delAntera; oil passr ell
caro- por In peligrosa curva de 10
0ntraaA Puerta de TERRA, mn brus'
co movimianto le hixo perder oil squi'
ibrio y fu6 lanzRdo faera, rebotan'
do 90 euerpo al tropezAr con nm pos.
to y eayendo CON Una pierna en- In
via.
Ya pssa de abuse 10 que oeurre
CON los oarros sl6ctricos.
Ri hombre victima aver de In falta
dc eumplimiento de ID Icy por parte
de 10 compafiia, no hubierA pssado
por tal desgracia, si en- vsz de per.
mitir que invAda las dos plataformas
el pGblico, los empleados de 10 com.
paflfA y 6sta misma, en- manera al.
Runa 10 consintieran.
Para que 90 tenga idea dc que esa
eompafia no cumple con In ley co.
critA, bAste deer que sysr mismo,
4 POGO de ocurrir sl hecho que arribA
meDeionamos, el carro que sali6.
del PArque las cinco y media, ve-
MIA no solo lleno de ex 'esivo pdbliao
On el interior. sino repletas de gente
ambas plAtaformas, y de gran ND
nero de chiquillos, al extreme de
caai impedir tAl sglomeraci6n de
ptblico, que Ell motoristA puaiss0
0atAr hbre para los movimientos no.
c0ssri0s 10 conducci6n del CARO-
Esto pudo preAenciArlo nm inspec.
tor do 10 lnea, & quieA hubo de llA.
mar 10 atenCi6n el senior Juez Bszsn.
De modo que mientras nm infeliz
estabA en- sl hospital inutilizsdo para
Siempre, continuaba Ell servieio bur
lAndoss del p6blico, de 10 ley y has.
to de Dios.
Muehss vfctimas han de eaer, mu.
Chaa, si ese Conseio Eiecutivo, que
tan duro ne mostY6 siempre con el
pueblo puertorriq Ref1o, y si ese Go.
b0rnador, eontin6An impasibles an
to aquellas burlas del 10 ley y no
echan por TERRA tan indignos privi'
legios. ri peor de los privilegios:
81 dc fAltAr Improvements les
leyes.
Es precise que las autoridades
hsgsn cumplir con la ley & esa com
pSfiis. y & todas las que & ells fall
ten, porque de 10 contrario aquellas
y 6stae serkn responsAbles ante
10 opinion dc todas las desgrscias
que ocurran CON los bienaventurados
garroS el6ctricos.
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AuXiliOS 81
herldO de aver

Aver, cuando oeurri6 & 10 salida
DO Puerta dc TERRA el aesgrsciado
Ascidente De que fue vfctima Pedro
BSyonet y de que en- otro lugsr nos
ocupamos, inf6rmaaenos que eatuvo
el herido sin asi.tencis, segun NOS
asegurAn, ddrante media hora pro
ximAments.
SOLO le prestaron auxilios ense.
guida 81 capitGn do 10 policiA insulsr
senior Fernandez Mater y nm caballe.
ro americana, emplsado del Colonial
Bark.
Dsspu6s del tempo "a indicado,
Ee le traslAd6 en- nm cstre americAno
al cuarto de socorros; de aqui. tras'
lad6sele sntonces al hospita lilo de
Pusrta do TERRA, en- donde fu6 Gu
RADIO.
Dada lA gravedad del herido, 60
indu&Able que lA taraRr IN en- cur6r.
Bele pudo psrjudicsrls.
PensSmos que estos servicios de-
ben ser r6pidos.
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SuCeSO en- Ia Marina

Aver 6 10 que pareco fac un din
4CiRgo.
El torcedor do tabaco conoeido
por el francis, estsbS en- su hAbita
Oi6n en- 81 barrio dc la Marina, cu&u
DO llegsron variss personals su
casa. Ri sFraneess. que no estAbA
de busn talante, las despidio & esjas
destempladas, por 10 que surgi6 un
incidente.
Cirilo Morales. POGO sufri do y Gre
yando muy descort6s el recibimisnto
que 30 le hiciera, sac6 su revolver v
dispAr6 sobre el sFrsncSss. Ests
sscnrri6 el cuerpo. y In bslA atrave.
sando nm tsbique fu6 & HERR grave.
mente On uns ingle 6 Juana Sanehax
Embellishments intefvino In poll
eia, evitando que In reysrta tomara
mayor ineremento. paes los &nimos
0stAban ~ sWmamonta axeitadoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-01
El ROb0 del
American Grocery

Esta maflana faeron encontra8 Oh
dsbs 10 do nm boh1o situsdo en- sl to
rrsplep, por el sargento @ ain 1nas y
los guardias Vargas. Diax Y @ atie'
rrsz, de 10 polic.a secssta, 775 dollar
en- billates proeeaentea del robo do
mil y pieo de que fac victima On NO.
ehss pasadAs el estableeimient0
american Grocery.
Ds las invsstiG Gsciorss 90 vino On
conocimiento de que el ladr6n 20 lla'
ma Rafael Oobsiro que fa6 reducido
6 prision embellishments.
ri resto de 10 cantidad no Sc sabe
donde est&, pero puede qae 10 ave-
ri9ue dAaas las aetivAs 9estiones
que sa viensn desplegando por los
tribunales Y la policia.
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INSPECT0RES
acusados de soborno

Con motive de denuncia hecha
por ell doctor Fernandez Mater, Pre-
sidente dc 10 Junta Superior de Sa'
nidad, y del sefor BArrsnte, inspec.
tor de 10 JuntA Superior, el Juez
Kopel impuso una multR de diez do.
liars oil nc d or L6cas Scott, por tener
aieho cabAllero una euadra que NO
reune condolences higi6nicas, detrks
de- ID antigua f6bries del gas, an Ia
Marina.
e Or Scott ha protsstado On
los momsntos lie eerrar nuestra eai'
ci6n, diciendo q 10 Junts Superior
que los inspectores toaos est6n So
bornAdos
Con tal motive los inspsetores re-
petir&n la denuneia contra el se11or
Scott.
MAnana daremoa mas detalles.
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Los SUCES0S
DE AY Err
Case de envenamlento
en- Rio Piedras

El sxbado 10 familia A'exandrino
de Rio Piedrss. compr6 una gallins,
CON obietO de haeerla en- gopa.
Comida 6sts, breves momentos
dasru6s sinti6ronse todos acometi'
dos de v6mitos y aelor de est6ms go.
Fac lie maao enseguida el doctor
MaDz ano, qsien presto los primeros
auxilios 6 los er srnnos.
Ssg6a creencia general. suponese
que la galliua habfa comido come
i6n" y one 6 ste contenfa ars6nieo.
Los into xicaaos ne llaman Fran
cisco AL xandrino, Pstronila. Pau
lima. Adrian, Luis. Antonio. Rufna.
Franchises y Maria del mismo ape
lido.
De ellos, 90 eneuantran enfermos
tosavfs F ancisca y Maria.
lei eomereiante don Jos6 Robert,
G quien obsequisron con an plato de.
10 citsda eomiaA, tambi6n pc sinti6
intoxicsdo.
La Janta Superior de saniaad In.
veatiga el case.
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FL ParQQe BorinQuen
descuidado

Aver visitsmos el PArque sBorin.
quens. HAbia numerosa eoncurren-
Cla preseneiAndo elias maromass. Sc
trata dc extsnder sl paseo 10 10 orr.
liz del mar.
Notamos que Ell ser vicio allf 90 p6.
simo. Muehas qusjas & este res
pecto oimos.
ARunas easuehas de curiosa cong
truecl6n que hermoseAban el aspse.
to de aquel paraje, han sido dsrri'
badas.
LA yerba 90 extienae por todas
parties, y 90 observa absoluto des.
cnide en- 10 que debiera ser objeto
de conatante atenci6n.
Eu sl despAcho hay complete ne.
gligsneia. Piae uno cualquier cosa
y tiene que esperar largo ratio 6 can :
aarss y 5erminar por no pedir NADIA.
Tel 90 el essado de aquel eitio, lla.
maAo, dasde lae9o, nj 90 10 Atendia'
ra mejor, 6 sex verdadero sitio do
reerso ca todo y por todo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-01
Nal SerViCiO de CarrOS
electricos aver

Verdaderamente, SO lueieron aver
los carros el6ctricos. A eada ratio
pAr&banse por fAlta de eorriente
Aver, si aa pssa aviao 6 las tortu
gas, sl triunfo mas hermoso hubie
ran 2lcanzado On competencia CON ell
Gtrnlleys.
Ul amigo que vsnia de Ssuturee,
On cadA forxosa eatAci6n del GrAnvia,
exc|smabs CON amArgur&:-i e Ast&
ID eleetricidad fracasa en- Puerto
Rice!
Es indudable que si las hist6rieas
sgusguass pusi6rsnse de nuevo cen
vigors, no serfa ell atrollegs qaien
les aventsj6ra en- electrieiaa&, por
que de sgusgua q gusguas, NO ne
llevAriAn nadR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-01
Un COnDatriOta
de so amos
que Sc va en- buSca- de trabajO
que aQu1 Sc lie mega pOr
Su edad

El distirguido eompAtriots dom
Leoni 60 v Vlilal6n, persona ca If sims
y professor de idiomas, en- plsnA fuer
- intellectual ha embareAdo reeisn.
tamente para IL isls de Cuba, por
que no eaba en- Puerto Rico. dorde
tiene muchos disefpulos y ss muy
eatimado, poYqaa tiene mas de 60
inns ALI be le har& justicia sas
me itos como se le ha heeho 6 Cne.
vss Zsqueira y otros eompatriotas
que ne ven obligAaos 6 abandonar el
pals native, por obra y gracia de las
leyes de 10 Legislature asi gobierno
americano en- In isla.