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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
A PROP0SlTO DEL "SlsAL' :

La siguiente carta nos fue remitida
hoy:
Senior Editor de SLa Correspon-
dencias.
Muy sefior mio: "A prop6sito del
articulo que apareci6 en- ala Cores
pondenciao el dfa Z del corriente, So
bre ell cultivo de la SSisalS, puede ser
de inter6s para sus Iectores 10 que Sc
dice sobre ell mismo asunto On Ell ~The
Year Book of the U. 8. Department
of AgFiculture2, del afE0 1901, pOr ell
sefIor O. II. Cooke, Bot&nico HncarRa-
do de las inYestigaciones de La agricul-
tura tropical. v que vino Puerto Ri
CO hace dos tres amos para determi-
mar cuales plantas pudieran cultiYsr-
SO con mayor provecho en- esta is
LAP.
<El seflor Cooke dice 10 siguiente:
<Entre las plantas que han sido mem
eionadas como aptas para el cnltivo en
los tr6picos, est& la de 10 ~Sisala, IN
uroducto del 4AgaveS 6 xCentury
plants que actualmente Sc importa en-
grandes cantidades de Mexico. Es
improbable. sinembargo. que una ex-
tension grande de terrenos en- Puerto
Rico, pueda dedicarse con provecho 81
cuItivo de esta planta, La cual crece en
sitioa denasiadO secos " pedre00s0a
para otros cosechCs, " que, por 10 tan-
to, son de tan POGO valor que pueden
ser dedieados eli cultiYo de pIantas de
despacio crecimientO, como 10 IS 81
SagaveS. Sc necesitan tres 6 cuatro
amos antes de empezar s cortar Las hojas
= extraer la libra. El negocio Sc con-
duce con meior Ventaia en- haciendas
grandes; las de YucatAn v de Africs
siendo de 500 & 20, 600 acres y aun mSs
en- extension. Las Tomas secas aI SUI
de Puerto Rico pueden ofrecer condi-
clones aceptables para el cultivo bel
xagaves. pero Ia mayor parte de Ia Id
Ia es tan escabrosa que Sc hace diffcil
aun el.poco cultiYo necesario para esta
planta@.
eLa naturaleza accidentada del 10.
reno tambi6n hRrfa que fuera mas
costoso que en- Yucat&n el construir
los tranvfas necesarios para trRer lae
hoias las f4bricas, Las cuales son tau
necesarias como en- las haciendaa de
cans. aunque en- algunos sitios pudie-
raE sustituirse estos por cables1.
<Si los precios corrientes continue.
ran, ell cultivo de la sisal serfa sin duds
un buen negocio. puesto que Ia fibra
Sc cotiza actualmente &768 ctva, ia
ibra mientras que en- los amos ante.
riores Sc yendfa de 8 & 5 centayos.s ,
xIlos precios de actualidad Sc deber
& Is escas6s de Ia libra de Maniia, = q
aumento en- ell uso de esta. Es proba,
bic uuA Ia demanda cOntinuar& 81
necesit algunos afios, & Id mAnos,
antes le que Ia hbra de Manila Fecu-
pera III antiguO puesto en- 81 merCados,
eTIaoiendaE de l@ sisal ventaj0sa
nente cUlocadas en- Pnert0 Rico y Ha
Wall pueden ser de un proyeGho DER
manenke, mientras Que otxas sufrir6x
al extenderse Ia induBkria en Xucata
q otros paises, donde hay Vastoa tsrre
nos lIanOs Y casi desieTtos cue pueaes
utiligarse con POGO caste.
De usted muy atentarnente
WsgSsans ~. BeyEsgeg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
ii Rey Pedro j.

Now York, Octubre 8. IL. a. Nj.
Ell Rey Pedro de Servia % propo-
ma recorrer el pals para camhiar inn
presiones con sus s6hditos.
Tene el Rey que III sedici6n militar
encuentre al 81 pals general apoyo
pues an varias Ciudades eI pueblo Be
ha araotinado pidiendo al castigO de
los asesinos de Alejandro y Draga
La situaci6n politica de Servfa es
dificiliaima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
PDLlCAClONES RECIDIDA IS

SIA Ultima Modas, peri6dico dedi-
cado & las fanailias; el correspond ndiente
III 10. del corriente LA lIeQad0 nues-
tres Okicinas. viene con nm supplemental
conaistente On un patron c0rtadO una
profusi6n de dihnjos
<EI Eco de III MOdas ia recibe t0das
Ias sernanas v correspondent & los do
mingos los cuatrO n6meros que p0dr6
adQuirirlos 81 que Sc suscriba & una de
las novelas que reparte el j0ven Mar
tin Rodriguez. agente de arnbOs peri6-
dieos. Eortaleza n6mero 86 baios.
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Ca laasal ct0s yaacedo o1gos

New 0cknbr0 Il A. M.
a Jnnra revo luci0Daria de naacee0
MOS que funciona en S0ffas ha publi-
cado IN nuevo Manifesto haciend0
constar que los revolncionarios no de-
pondran las arnnas hasba obtener del
0ohierno de Constantinopla que un-
plante las refornss Que anunciara.
Anaden que tienen recursos bastan-
tes para conlbatfr Y que de no triunfaT
en- sus empe1os apelar8n al inoendio y
6 Is destruction del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09

Los 0brer0s de esta asOciaci6n se
proponen HeVar 4 efecto al pt6xinao
domingo una manifestation de protes-
to contra el gobierno v ell estaa0 ac-
tual de cosas en- ell pals.
Al efecto han circulado hoy m vo-
Iante inyitando para ell acto al pueblo
obrero en- general. Dicho volante fir
manic los obreros seKores Eugenio
Sanchez Lopez y Ramon Romero R0-
50, seeretario Y presidente respectiva-
nente del comite de protesta.
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~

New York Ostubre q. II A. .
Informan de Washington que 81 IN
diVldn0 que trat6 de Ver al Rresisaenta
en Casa Blanca con prop6si60s de-
agredirle, ha ingresado en un silo d.
locos.
La prensa dies quo SO trata de IN
dement's y que ell hecho de hab6rsele
enc0ntrado desarnaatao. indies que no
puede ser sospechosO de anaFqn nisralos
como se erey6 ca Ios primeros mo-
Enent0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
IlIsla eon 81

PFeVIa ensreF1sEa sQAIal taaa, visits
ron en Ii Fna6ana de hoy IA Honorable
aobarnadog, I0s doc&ores ssa Cue
Ved0 Basz, Gark0KelI Gonzalez Mar
timex " Kaopez AaEtarnhida. iernbx0s
de IA Jlanta ez rninadogM de na6dic0s
con 0hieE0 de darEe cuenta de hab0r
tarEainAd0 IOs exAmenes de Iii actual
toria u axpTeaaEle las deficiexa-
cfaa usaa notm dicha Junfa para podar
xessizar cen fcilidad sus funeiiunes
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Twas eSpaflOlaS
=. . SuperiOr0S
VENDEN
SUCRS. DE L.VILLAMIL & Co
Marina San Janu Pr.
El Sargento Castanera desea sa
Der ell paradero de su hermano
Bernardo.

Ell senior German Castanera, Sar-
gento de la Policia Insular, nos ruega
hagamos p6blico que desea saber ell
paradero de un hermano llamado Ber-
nardo Castanera Gomez que viva en-
La Habana Qsla de Cuba) ha un aflo
proximamente.
Sc suplica los peri6dicos de Cuba
la reproduction de estas lfneas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
BALE

Sres que componen La comisi6n del
bale de mafiana en- ell SYaccht Clubs
Jaime NadaI. w K Ian dis.
Manuel Palacios. IT. M. Welty W..
ID. Lee. wv. ID. Noble. R. A. Macfie
R. ID. Col.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
DuIees On aIm!har

Dulces en- almibar de Yarias cIasea
Y tabacos y cigarrillos ae veudsn al h.
do del Ayuntaniento casa u&unar0 90
fEente 6 IL Plaza PrincipaI.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09

Agentes en- Ponce.
M0RALES b Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09

El siRuiente telegrama hemos reci-
bidc hoy:
@C@yay, Octubre och 2.48 P. NJ
eCorresp0ndenciaa, San Juan. Pro-
fesor americana eacuela rHarrisOns
goIpe6 en- elRse esta maflana I'll nino
Guiot. Indignation on ell pueblo.
Miguel VasQlsea. Director eEcOo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
ETnpiszan a dar SuS ti0rnOs 70.
SuItadOS Ia ''lGy dol fOstS"
Ell NINO GUIOT, DE CA
YEY, GOLPEADO EN- CLASE,
POR Ell PROFESSOR HARRIN-

No espero nj siquiera q consti-
tuir ell tribunal del Santo Oficio
llanando a padres de fanilia
que no teniendo verguenxa Sc
prestaran 4 certificar de la eeie-
cuci6n1
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IMPORTANTE

En- todas las far
macias de la Isla
pueden hallaFse las
PildOras Reconstitu-
yentes de Vale y
Cancio.
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Para New York..
PREcTos DE PAsAJE EN- ORC AMERICANA

PasaJes de ida y Yuelta
hasta IL amos, ulitad de pasaj'
modidades especiales para pa,
4 dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
Para Curaeao y VenezueIa.

3. ~ = ue feOaja~ NlnOS haSea = amos
ie. Los vapores de esta linea son reeS
Lsaieros, empleando de Puerto Rico & Ne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
storv Of Acadia.

Once upon a time there wac ,
peaceful Acadian village in The
beautiful Indian Territory that
dreamed Of railroads, and street
cars and paved streets and city
ways. It had railroads but in the
gleeful exuberanee of youth Il long
ed for more Of them. 0ae beauti'
ful spring day gang Of survey
ors came to town with camp out.
iil, leggings, axes, chains ct cetera.
These surveyors we're exceedingly
wise, though never a word would
say. Some lines we're run and
some boys said another railroad
would be built. Alter 3 few days
the gang disappeared as myster-
iously az 1t came, and no mar
seems TO know to this day where
1t has gone. Later on a promoter
came and said to the Aoadians
give me a bonus and | will built
you another railroad Then thi
peaceful Acadians arose early II
The morning and called q meeting
aud took up q collection and rails
ed the bonus, and an air line val
built and the promoter surveyes
bis work aud declared Il exceed
inely good.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

Yesterday afternoon q few miles
east - the city, ana plaiuly visible.
high % N the air vas the dangling.
wrlthing, ~hlrllug fnfEn of q small
cyclone. II dantied Ia ihe heavens
like huge black stake, suspended b.
the heal while The tail .liAly clFcled
below. l. puYed frum the SOUTH
vest toward the northeast. Il was
As Black IS streak of iuk aud danc-
ed Ike demon as II moved through
the murky atmosphere uyershadowed
b i heavy cloud. IL vas t0o high up
and too far away ana On the wrong
side 10 make people hunt their heles
but was 4 flne sight.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
satan's solIIoquy.

One night aS the devil sat musiur alone.
Ia the midAt OF his cosy warm are
Trying to figure the difference Ia guila
Tween o thief and an ali-round liar.
His memory turned 20 tho scenes OF bis y'uth
And his eyes I'll with boiling hot tears.
SO he took down bis ledger add turning ~
dated back about six thousand Years
through the book.
"i'm doing the best that can,
For my business denotes continual In
Ever since the creation ot man.
I've eribbed good harvest FOR siN thousand
And should be content with the yield.
and give my opponents permission % have
The gleanings leave in the field.
s'ive gathered very diversified crop
or merchants and lawyers galorei
I've bound politicians IN bundles until
The ends uf my fingers are sore,
I've hddlert, gamblers and Insurance men;
I've mufderers forRera and liars
I've, alled up my furnace with green popu-
TIL they actually put out the fires.
I've railroad conductors and doctors to
Horse traders aud preachers 20 spend,
Republicans, democrats, tories and wings,
And two or three newspaper men.
But there Il one class I'm happy 70 say,
Their souls are 50 dirty I'm sure that they
would
DemorAlixe hell In year
I refer 70 that thing neither human nor
beast
The carrlon crow OF the world
Who never n happy unless he can feaat
On the fame Of an innocent girl.
A million OF years 10 my waFmcst of rooms
His ISLANDERS would never attones
50 give him = match auG advise him 90
start
A select little hell OF his own"
/ -AnUuHffufta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
TO BUILD FOUR JAILS.
Contracts 10 BE Let for $Ioo, 900
Worth OF Federal Prisons.

Contracts for the four United
States in Indian Territory will be
let by the department of justice in
a short time. Ardmore, Vinita,
Muskogee and South McAlester
have been selected as the towns
in which the prisons will be erect.
ed
An appropropriatitn n Of siO0,0OO
was made by congress- for the jails
and this amount will be equally
divided among the four towns.
The new buildings will be Of brick
and stone and will replace tenn.
porary buildings which the gov
srnment has leased. Jails are
rented in the towns which are to
have the new buildings, as we'll az
in many other places where II has
been necessary to hold govern
ment prisoners. Many of the build
ings are unfit for jail purposes,
but the lack Of appropriations foi
better accommodations made il
necessary for the government To
use any buildirg which could be
had.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
rIemoriaI Day.

Two men there were who lived apart
when wars dread note was heard.
Each heard the thrilling e and drum,
Aud both their hearts serc stirred.
One fought with Sherman 20 the sea.
with Lee one fought his way
One clad IN a suit Of Northen Blue
And one in the Southern Gray,
They saw their comrades fall Ia death
With blood lust In their eyes;
They saw the erimsun flames OF sar
That III the southern SKIES
"oid Glory" led the way for oae.
one rDlxle" led away
one clad Ia a blood -staiaea salt o. hlue.
And one IN suit Of gray
Four years .hey fought With here strength
Beneath the star-deckea domet
Then when peace came. they faces about
To strains Of Home. .fVtai Haue.H
Each took the task be bad laia dpen
That lons-dsad April aes-
Gee clad in a faded suit Of blue,
And eae 10 a suit Of gftG
The years sped On and the n ss.seaste4 saftt
In the ways Of peace sa@ tiiisa;
And the cry of hate ia Geds time sas
A. last forever stllled
Aad year bq year they laid the ioeers
o. April aud u May
one on his comrades % the blue
and enc q those IN gray
when foes without ared en the Dag
Noliaes held men aparsi
zone aas. Dne eonntryia vas The cry
From every freeman.s heart
Two mea With feeble afenEts. stepped oe
To point their sons the way
0ne clad 10 fsded suit Of blue.
Aud one IN a suit Of gray.
with swelling hearts aud With war-llt eye
Once more they heard the call.
but younger men--thelr osn loved sons--
Marched forth q hght srd fall.
And far upart two old men cheered
As the long line marched away
one clad In 3 faded suit of blue.
Aud one 10 . suit ef gray.
IN the var-rasked Isle of the southern sea
Ia the jungle daik and grin.
Two stslwart lads marched side BY side
70 their country batflehymn.
Both dared to die for God aud riaht
Ia the beat Of battles fray
Ore vas the son OF = man ~ blue,
And one Of man ia TFhy.
Tuo old men where the green grave erass
Long years had rausly grown3
Where the hands OF love had carved the Hor
On many a slab, .unknowu
And arm In arm they strewed the assers
osar graves vhere comrades iay--
Que clad in faded suit q blue
And one IA a suit Of sfay,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

To Colorado and Utah. Ftom Jane
flfst until September 30th. the Fflseo
will sell round trip tickets 90 Denver,
Colorado Springs. Pueblo, Glenwood
Springs, Ogden aud salt Lake City
Tor one fare plus lIfty cents FOR The
round trip. For further Information
90 shave rates see Il I. Harkf9ier.
agent. ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

d
at St. Louis shows that wheat,
corn, potatoes, hay and wild grass
es that thrive in semi-arid dis
tricts are more largely grown in
the eastern portion, while in the
west hay, clover, vetches, timothy
orchard grasses, hops, strawber-
rles, raspberries and blackberries
are more grown. Thus on the
small plot of ground that repre-
sents one great state will be fou nd
a score Of different crops growing.
There will be no actual dividing
line between the growing crops,
though in the cases of the various
grasses, wheat, barley and buck
wheat, the line is as distinctively
drawn by wave Of color as is the
line that divides the muddy waters
of the Mississippi from those Of
the comparatively clear Ohio at
the junction OF the two rivers at
Cairo, Ill.
While the arrangement OF the
exhibits in the form Of the mon
ster map will fasten tho eye more
quickly and will challeng &c the
admiration Of every visitor to the
Fair, the agriculturalist and hor
ticulturalist will find 10 the exhi.
bits surrounding the map other
exhibits nj equal interest and im.
portancc.
A unique feature OF the govern.
ment's open.air exhibit is the
school garden that occupies large
section extending (on the garden
map over the Dominion of Can.
ada from Maine to Minnesota,
This exhibit is usder the personal
direction OF Prof. Wheeler, OF
Michigan, of the United States
Agricultural Department. The
Liberal space allotted to this OK.
hibii has been cut up into numer.
Gus subdivisions, and each ol
these subdivisions in turn is turn.
ed over TO the various ST. Louis
schools. A class of pupils is Sc
lected by the principal o. the
school go honored, and The actual
work Of planting and cultivatinG
the garden is left to the pupils,
undsr, of course, the general di.
rection Of Prof. Wheeler Libes.
al prizes are offered for the best
cultivated garden and for the besi
results. The sight of the little
tots in their knicker. bockers aud
gingham dresses, their sailor hats
and sunbonnets equipped with
hoe and iake, is sight too eel
dom seen.
There are dozens of other leat'
ures surrounding the map thai
will reveal themselves TO the Wis.
itor and will prove interesting and
instructive.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
city Council Meeting.

The City Council met last night
at the mayors Office, all present
except Alderman Bell and City
Attorney Thompson. The follow.
ing accounts we're allowed:
II. E. Ridsnhour, killing dogs
and for repairs on house $3.50
F. ]. Barrett, attendance six
days at meeting Of board Of alder.
men. sl2.00
f. J. Barrett furnishing list Of
street tax payers $500
f. NJ. Young and Ellie, work on
public we'll s7ls80
L. w. Marks. work on public
streets s42
F. M. Young ( Ellis one hun,
dred dog tags s2.75
G. A. Bradley, sltendatoe az re.
corder at meeting Of mayor and
board Of aldermen for April, and
stationary SEQ
vinita Electric Light, Ice and
Power Co. for lighting streets dur.
ing month Of March 1903 si09 %
A. f. Chamberlain for tifty.six
days service assessing property Of
the city for the year 1908 at 80 pei
day sl6S.00
An ordinance Was passed pro
viding for payment of salaries O
officers and making appropriation
for same:
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

An old time member Of Table.
quah's Pesuna club informs the
Herald that the membership fee
has been reduced TO si50. and
that for some unaecountable rea-
son new members are not coming
IN as rapidly as formerly, and that
quite often the old guard has 70
stand an assessment in order to
kesp The goat In condition should
: oandiduse for membership pui
10 an appearance Herald.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

A Lexington (Ky) special says:
Thomas Marcum OF Muskogee, |.
T., brother Of Attorney J. B,
Marcum, who was assassinated st
jackson a short time ago. has
come TO bis dead brothers. de.
Tense 10 8 card He takes County
Judge Hargis, leader Of the Hargis
faction 10 task for stating in pub.
lie interview that Mareum blood
vas responsible for a murder In
every Breathitt county family,
and that the dead man left the
county where be was suspected Of
murder. Thomas Marcum says
be viii come 70 Kentucky and as
sist in The prosecution Of Curtis
Jetl, nov IA jail al Winchester,
charged with the assassination Of
Mncum. lie gives In bis card
The names Of every Marcum, male
and female from has grandfather,
Thomas Marcum, sr., who came
to Kentucky from Virginia, down,
and defiss any one 10 trace = mur.
der 10 any Of them, After doing
this he enumeratee : number Of
relatives beginning With 'old Bill"
Strong, bis great grandfather. In
closing be says
las long as The assassin rules,
the ministry will be twarted aud
hopeless. and The Chrietain reli.
pIon, the basis upon which rests
the government under which We
live, aud which guarantees TO ns
all the freedom Of speech and tbs
press must suffer snd wane. These
guarantees ere dead letter Ia
Bseathlls county. ! hope and pray
that there will be 10 more muir
ders ln Kentucky "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
SUMMER Tourist Rates % S. Dskot0

Daily from June lst aud until Sept.
30, 1908 the Frisco will sell round trip
tickets to Hot Springs, Custer, Dead
Wood and Rapid Clty South Dakota
fof one fare plus ttly cents Tor The
round trip. stop-overs slll be ALLOW.
ed on going trip Al Miunekahta aud
81 Buffalo Gap. d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

Fresh testimony IN great quantities IS
constantly coming In, declaring nr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
eoughs and Colds 70 Be uneqniea. A rec
ent expression from r } Mcfarland
Bentonvllle, Va. serves asexampls. He
writes: Il had Brouchits for three years
ard doctored al the time without being
bcnisitsd. Then begsn takiug Df. Kings
New Discovery. and few bottles sholly
cured me" Equelly effective In curing
ali Lung ard Thfoat troubles. consnni-
pliou, pnemonia aud Grip CuarAnseed
By Peoples Drug Store, Trial bottles
free. regular size soc. aud 81 90 dw
n ? Johnston Is quite sick 81 BE
A..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04

The following from E Kansas Oily
paper will interest vinita people
inasmuch as Vinlta was named lof
Winnie Reani By Z. Q. Boudinot,
sr.
Among lhs bids for the status