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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
NOTlClAS GENERATES

toNsEIo LAS MADRRs II larale ealmans
IA m s~nr WinSlOvF ebe usarse sasmpss que los nnos
sstav en- ei peri3dc 10 dentiri6n ssorcieua ahsso
Immediate al pequeho paeiente prodMcn an susno nas
eral tFaAlauo ahya el dosoa 81 cage ito despistA
nov siyo alegre Es may agIadabie ., Paladar eama
sl aino a6landa sas eneaa aiyla sus aoogss nscs W
IN II 1900 zarnedic 0onocldo paws u eiaay@a y@ pre-
nszeis ate Ia dgutiSi6n do euAiquass2 sksa eAaae
FSssss~ snt3eho epiaadc pudag sA BaFan@ I@Aaa2&
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
Una sOrpresa 4 los que vayan
esta nOCho { ID rotTeta.

Sc nos asegura que esta noche, ade-
mas de In retreta dc costumbre se de-
jara DIR 81 pdliag0 ae Utasado que subj
do en- 81 pararray0 de una de les torre-
elias del Ayuntamiento cantar6 como
todos los paiaros del pals 10 cuaI ser6
digno de oirse.
Con tai motive Ia plaza ser6 invade
da esta noche por el bello sexo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
LA MULlTA

Sc vende este antique establecimien-
ia do provisiones. con 8 sipa su acredi-
tada f&brica de chocolate, fundada en-
el afio 1920.
ARustin Espanol. en- G. informar6
San Juan. Puerto Rico, San Jo-
s6 10, 80. va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

Nos IeFantanos kosg0s nara heher &
ST salnd Ta buena nn1ssr - al3ar-
doa6 por un moment0. sin zoe. u pa-
Tecer, hHbiera nOtado IL amtia Do
que Eos hallaham0s poafdo.
AC teneraOs dlnex1 coo ans aar
tosi0 VI o iio an0 %
aEaf 4 poner an rigsi0s
6n 30 h6rEibAe
4a encla de 81 duefia q m
aRio nsaeaeFaa
10 s0FpAas aegA0res. Eze
- cens2skla en unM
aa g ~ ezgsaa Va
10 aas hacho ID
usses
QaelIa W.
aucha hogsgica
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
C0nB1glig GslGPaIg 4PalSatIaltiQle
IntinerariO de Ia linea HaVre-BOrdeaux Haiti
RETORNO
VENTDA
Precios dc PosaJes
DE SAN JUAN PR. Al HAVRE 7 VIcE-vERsA?

Is F.. 81 de IL r. TE0
ae r. T.
Nhoa hasta amos gratis Aast cuaO de- Pasae
kasta aAos medic pasae de aael&nte Pase enteFO
Las hnas que cOmPatea Pasjes enteos ae enaH
s. erpa1en aeses ae ida vueIta rebsia ps
]. Il. Silva Banking and Commercial & Co
CONs1GNATAREOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
Traducci6n

Sc necesitan agentessen todas parties
para la venta Gold Bonds.
Grandes ganancias.
Dirigirse & <The international Ban
king Associations Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
PIdsn del Colorado {. U.

WANTED. Everywhere, agents to
sell Gold Bonds. Big Pay.
The international Security & Ban
king Association. Colorado Springs,
Colorado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
DR.. M. RAMIREZ
MEDICO CIRUJANO.
oCULISTA.
CONSULTAS: de ASP. M.
Plaza Principal n6m. 80.
SUCCESSION ALFONSO
FoToGRAFos.- SAN FRANCISCO 40
Retratos ampliaciones de todas classes a
clAro oscuro al oleo.
Tarjetas Postales y Albums de Pto-Rico.
Tarietas Postales sensibles para que todo
afioionado pueda hacerlos de sus trabaios
hoaos para las mismas.
PRECrOs MoDIoos,
vENTA

So venden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
gueros, tres casas con solares propios, de tres
habitaciones cada una, de MADEIRA, cobb iadas
dc hierro galvanizado adem&s un solar.
El precio de estsS propiedades es el nismo
por 81 cue 80 ha adGuirido en- hipotsca.
Los que Quieran hacer el negocio, puedan
dirigirse don joaquin Pache9o, en- su niue
bleria calle Allen, nnmero ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

III
la buena mujer nos hiz0 sentar Y SO
sant6 6 su vez. Uno de n0sotr0a toTn6
II palabra y To pregunt6 si podrfa dar-
nos de cOmers sin Atreverse & decirle
que and4ban0a escas0s De dinerO.
81. senOres nos contest6 les ira
tar6 ustedes s cuerpo de rev
Eatas paIabraa nos llenar0n de ea-
panto; pero no habfa medic de retrO-
ceder.
h@karernos aquf dentro de bora "
media die 20. Aiientras tanto. va
mos dar m paseo por u playa
El calOr era sofocante y el mar esta-
bs tranquilO.
s0s parece que tomernos un baflo9
SPor que no2 El BANJO nos abrir&
oil apetito.
EsbuyimOs en- al aqua cerca de una
hora y no nos hahfamos equivOcado.
El baffo despert6 ca nosotros un ham
bre canina, v antaa do la horm eonve-
nida estAbamOs otra vez en- eI restam-
rGsss
AGn 20 est6 III cOrnida nos dijo
La duefla del establecimiento sQu6
van ustedes t0mar rnientrna eaperan9
La vergaenza nos impidi0 c0ntestar
que no QuerfanOs nada. y un0 de noe
otros exciam6:
~ 70 t0marla una copa de MADEIRA!
~ I D tambiGnt Yo tambi6nl
T0manaoa unas copas. y 81 cAbO de
un ratio ofmoa una voz que decfa:
ia la mesal IA Is mesai
Nuestra huespeda nos abri0 de par
on par las puertas de una sala inrne-
data.
Mientras comfam0s Ia sOpa, mirS-
bamos do reojo 4 Ia duefIa del restau-
rant. que destapaba dos botellas de
vino bIanco, que luego coloc6 sobre
Ia mesa.
Es un vino delicioso nos diio
que mis- parrOquianos tienen en mucha
estima.
Estas paIabras nos produjeron nue.
va y profunda em0ci6n. Per0 las
botellaa eataban deatapadas 40 ha-
bfa mas relnedio que apechuaar con 81.
Esto es un nectarl disSiTn0s & la
duefla, La cuaE. despu6s do habar aali-
do, VOlvfa nj comedOr con una Qi0an-
besca langosta, rodeada de una esuui-
sita lechugR.
Apesar de nuestras reservas menta-
les saIudamos al crnt6ceo con gritos
de algeria. hicimos honor sd deli
cada y sabrosa carne.
Siguieron la Iangosta un nagnifi'
CO asado. un plato de IeQurnbres, unos
pichOnes con guisantas i una soherbia
ensaIada rusa.
A Ia llegada de cada uno de los pla-
tos nos mir6bamos con terrible ansie-
dad.
La duefia So sonrela y nos decfa de
Yez en- cnando:
sPero no conen ust0dess mo les
gusta ID que les he servidOg
81. seffora le 0ntest&bamos
coro todo estd acknowledgements he-
chO.
~ ahora Les voy { dar s ustedea
una sorpresa
Nueetroa porkam0nadas "a extreme
cieron en nueatros boIsigloa. s0uS iba
{ darnos aquella mujers
A los pocos rnotnentos IL nresens6
nnevamente IN dueKa con nna esnpol-
vada b0tella en- Ii mano.
Burdeos del ago cineuenEa cua-
bro eNcEan6 iAhOra sabr&n ussedes
10 que es huanol
El terror se dIbui6 an nuesEros ros-
srOs, pero no p0dfRm0s rechazar I'll
vino. porque IA misma hu6apedm llen6
nuestras copas.
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aImas y no aabiamos que partidO to-
mar.
sPerO no les gusta 4 ustedes Ia
crema2
No tanemos mas apetito cOntes-
t@ hip6critamenta
La crema ae come sin tenerlo.
IHemOa terminado no quere-
mos NADIA masi
mo les he dicho que l. he hechO
para ustedes2
Confines 4 crema, poseidos de te-
rrible espantO.
Despu6s pedimos la cuenta nos Ia
present6 una do Ias sirvienta del esta-
blecimiento.
En- la cuen6a no estaban c0naiQnados
mas que los plat0s que nos hablan SER
vido, con los precios an bIanco. AL
pie de- papel se lefa 10 siguiente: Spa
oad0S
Nnestro asombro fu6 6picO. PA
gadol sQuf&n podfa habernos hecho
semeiante okse4uio2
- daefia nos miraba sonriendo, Y
nos dijo:
No deben ustedes nadal
La obsequiarernOs ust0d dex-
clarnG 70 con una bOtella do Cham
paone.
icon muchO guesoI
BrindanOs en su honor y Is exec
lente mujer, Ievantmndo 81 copa, nos
dijo:
lIangO nm hijo en q ei6rcitO y
les he obseQuiado { ustodas en I'D nonn-
bro!
nes a aaEud de nnessFo COM
pafferu eod0s.
Ina LSaEinnm de hermmHa brot6 de
los 0ios de nuessra bianhechora-
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LADIES.

Desiring - talra lesona III Epxr
MiN and i ams teachog - ~
K&nan "a
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so e siannn ta-
NE Lees 81 oo a
aEa saaE 81 tren Que ssle ae
hoe m
incn Axa
Be aselangln einenenta = ciueo mime
kosl
I celebre mlnisEr0 9elbruek era
falncse por su iugenio m0rdaz En
siarh ocasig1n. mnoe ae sAs aaversAries
p0gE kfo0, daTan un lehaIe, aludiendo
y gletIa kura del ministro. dI-
ma masn IS oahexa dc Del
hEHe m NJ % sleI ekasAeo.
n $50 nerranpi6 el mir
nisfTo ener l1stad rnnch0 paGs en ss
b0laillo Que en su propia cabaza
Entire arnigoa
F6sbaHle d;ez dnros y ta Io 5uro
aue Il Ios devolvere Ein de mes.
N0 iures. poraua no me los deyoI-
veras.
81. hombre. to 10 jnFo.
No rue los devolver6s, porque es-
coy resaelto 10 prest6rtelos
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81 Viap 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
FARMAGIA COLON

Meclcamentos fresCos. Drogas puraa. Es-
pacial esmero en al despacho de recetaa poP
personRl Competente.
Complete surtido de geringas de Pravaz
nltimos modelos.
Equidad en- los precios.
Plaza Principal. San Juan Puerto-Rioo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18
AvlSO Al POBLlC0

En- xIaa Correspondents do Puerto
Ricos ae hacen encuadefnaeionea de
todas clases & precios liuaitados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

En- un examen:
Olga listed ioven, lcu6I es Ia mas
ats manifestation de la vida aninall
lila jiFafai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18


sa u laa eas
ae
sEss Sslkss
FA0@
Aos la so ne Il
e eIneg1 n e coz
as
"a 1ea
IL
aon IN alai i
core "a
ID NJ
oasn M atAia AAega
1o s. 0aaE0 ia 80 iEo
d prignegs a cue haE uue pens
amr al an nKsakr eDfnietm
ci6n Ku6 ta ecn gran
ens Pero Ios granSes hoteges
egmn aea vaEada psra nOsetrus. 9u
atenci6n { Ii pphre1a sie ngostros re-
curses ksn viata lie eat0 uos dadaca-
mos 4 busear uD restaurant de modes
NsA3 zNEA4&$ ~ @AtAs
de nuas6K0s con- paE eros exclana6s
Alto IAhfi Sat6 10 que necesi-
tan0sl
Mos slebnylnlos en- aenuldn ants I'm
stableciEnien que al parecer. 40 ha-
Ilaba 81 niVeI de los raedios De que dis
ponlanaus
EntrarnOs 4 yer. La vista no GUESTS
nada.
El c0Enz6n nos latfa con violencia y
no nos atravlamos q entrar. Per0
abri6se ia puerta u present6se en- oil
unhral ma muier de nnos currents
amos de edad.
asen ustedes nos dijo EN- tono
sumamonta amable.
No podfamos retroceder + entrances.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

I'm cabaIlero pregunta & otro:
l rs vardad que lta muerto su So
brinog
Sc. sefer EI infelix Sc empena-
ba en lugar 4 pesar de su enfermedad
del c0raz6n. Tina noche, tallando al
bacag7sst, cAy6 do repen6a 81 sueIo, su-
cunabiend0 { c0nsecuencia de Ia rotu-
ra de an aneurisrna.
u6 eapAnfosa desgFacia.
Tanto mas dolorosa cuanto que
en- aqueI momento tenla nue0e en- Is
mAno.
Padre hija:
Df papa, aqu6 me dsr6s cuando
me caseg
Mi consentimiento, hija mia.
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Remale de- manIas

Espl9ndido rennate de prendas pre-
ciosas 81 81 del actual, ( las dos de la
tarde, en- IL casa de pr6stamos de jose
Baz6n Ca, Fortaleza %.
La casa sigue hacienda sus operacio-
nes. 15 v
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Durante unas maniobras militares
nm corneta Sc coloc6 detras de un ge-
neral notable por su extradinaria gor-
dura.
Que hace usted que me sigue sin cesarl
Me han dicho que no dele seguir al
0rsses0 del ei6rcitO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

Consulta m6dica:
Doctor. despu6s de cenar me d6
un sueflo invencible. aQu6 debo hacer
para no dormirne en- Ia mesal
-lIrse & Is ca1nal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

Una mujer 6su tercer marid0: EstAs
pklidO y demacrado. qnerido mfo:. Voy
4 lamar Embellishments al m6dico de
Is fanilia.
mol Can gSoezal lAl medico de Is
farnilia. nol.... Prefero cuaIquier otro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-18

En- una tertulia: ICsda dia est6 as
ted mas hermosa, Margarital Cada
Cada dial listed exagera. amigo milo.
lVamos pnes cada dos dlasl
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En Ia Gale:
Est6s borraeho como una cuba y
los transeuntes So rien de e. Haees
muy nal en- beber.
Te- eQuivOcas. En- 10 Que haQo
nal, es On salir s Ia cslle cuando estoy
borracho.,
The Washington times., 1903-03-12

vide and furnish statues. in marble or
bronze, rot exceeding two in number
for each State. OF deceased persons who
have been citizens thereof. and illus
trious for their historic renown. or for
distinguished civil or military services
such as each State may deem to be
worthy of this national commemoration.
And when so finished the same shall be
placed in the old Hall of the House OF
Representatives. in the Capitol of the
United states. which is set apart. or SO
much thereof as may be necessary, as
national statuary hall for the purpose
herein indicated"
The expression, such as each State
may deem to be worthy" is the only
condition made by Congress. and it is
held that each Commonwealth is given
absolute freedom OF selection. Dictation
on the part OF Congress would be unpre-
cedented. and criticism of the action OF
any State no less so.
Virginia has voted General Lee as one
or its sons TO be so honored His mem
ory is revered above all others since he
was the first TO be mentioned in connec-
tion with Statuary Hall. It is pointed
out that he was great man before the
war Of the rebellion and that his course
in the COS was that of a true son
OF the South
The Washington times., 1903-03-12
CHURCH IS AGAINST
A SUNDAY CONGRESS
MethodiSts Send Protest To Both
Branches.

ASBURY PARK. y. j., March 12.-The
official board OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church has adopted strong
resolutions against the practice Of hold
ing Sunday sessions Of Congress- Copies
OF the resolutions will be sent to the
United States Senators and members OF
the House of Representatives.
The resolutions are printed in red and
blue ink, on white paper. md declare
that ''the maintenance OF the christian
Sabbath is one of the fundamental prin-
ciples of the Republic OF America and
its marvellous growth and success can be
attributed TO the special guidance OF Df-
vine Providence. and in no small degreee
result from the observance Of His laws
and the day OF rest"
Continuing. the resolutions say.
with great surprise and regret we
note that sessions Of Congress have
been held on the Lords Day, and while
eulogies OF deceased members have been
delivered at these gatherings. public
measures have also been introduced. and
IT is apparent that so dangerous an in
novation may lead TO the desecration
Of the Sabbath Day in the transaction
OF public business. The influence OF
such a representative body as the
American Congress is far-reaching. not
only upon the American people, but also
Upon the millions from the OH
World who are making their homes in
this country"
The church board protests as "a
branch Of the organization of Christians
representing not less than 5000. 900 ad-
herents in the United States"
The Washington times., 1903-03-12
GHOST MAY DANCE
IN HIS OWN YARD
Policeman, Who Seeks to Stop Weird
SPecter, Acquires a Point of Law.

CHESTER, Pa, March 12-Ghosts
who do weird dances within their own
yards are not subject TO arrest-at least
James Longen, a patrolman at Clifton
Heights. so decided last night. after his
encounter with a "specter" on Balti-
more Avenue.
Longen was walking leisurely down
the avenue at the hour in which grave
yards seem TO yawn. He was not look
ing for ghosts. Ordinary burglars were
good enough for him. But he spied a
white object dancing In a yard of a
reputable resident
Bravely. Longen rushed up and de-
manded: Who are you?"
The ghost was silent
Who are you?" Longen repeated iu
even steI ner tones.
But not a word said the ghost.
Whit Longcn tore the big white
sheet from the figure. and there stood a
mantle owner OF the ground
The specter suddenly found it's tongue
and ordered LonRen 10 leave the yard.
After a parley, Longen withdrew. ad
mitting that the arm of the law ala not
reach into private yards.
Earlier in the evening several women
pedestrians were frightened by this odd
spectcr.
The Washington times., 1903-03-12
DISSATISFACTION IN
RANKS OF NAVAL CHIEFS
Disgruntled Over Allotment
of New Offices.

Acting Secretary Darling. OF the Navy.
has taken under consideration the mat
ter of allotment of space in the nsw
Mills Building to the various bureaus of
the department A board consisting of
Rear Admiral Bartlett, Captain Baird.
superintendent OF the State. War AID
Navy Building, and Chief Clerk Peters
was designated to make tentative plan
assigning space to the several divisions.
The report of the board has been SUD
mitted and is now in the hands OF As
sistant Secretary Darling. who has ask
ed the chiefs of the bureaus 10 state
their individual views II is proposed
that the Bureau of Yards and Docks and
the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery
shall be removed in their entirety TO the
new buildir~
This is regarded as advisable because
of the fact that under any arrangement
a large part of the ONCE force OF the
former bureau must be placed in the
new building and the naval dispensary
is TO be there also. The idea followed IN
the assignment OF space has been TO
have the rooms of the various depart
ments as contiguous and connecting as
closely as possible. in order to facilitate
work
1t has been suggested that Admiral
Bradford. the chief of the Bureau OF
Equipment, be placed In the first Aoor
of the department building with his Of
fee where the Surgeon General now has
his headquarters. He is said to be some
what dispIeased with the arrangem snt
and TO have lodged a protest with lhe
Secretary of the Navy.
The Surgeon Generals office is. how
ever. regarded as one OF the most desir-
able in the main building. 1t is in the
southeast corner On the first floor and at
one time was practically selected as the
Office of the President during the ia-
eumbency of the late President McKin-
ley. when the White House aecommo-
dations proved 10 be inadequate, but the
plan was abandoned.
IL the allotment OF space an effort has
been made 20 cause the various chiefs as
little Inconvenience in moving as possi-
BILE. Under the tentative plan now before
Assistant Secretary Darling. the Bureau
Of Supplies will be the only one whose
rooms viii be. TO any extent. separated.
II is expected that the moving VIII
begin about the middle of this month
and 1T will be three or four weeks before
the officers are settled in the new buIle-
ing.
Assistant Secretary Darling expects to
be able to adjust the controversy 10 the
satisfaction of all the chiefs, although
several OF them are displeased.
The Washington times., 1903-03-12
WIDOW ARRESTED
AFTER PHARES' DEATH
With Garfield TAYLOR, Woman Is
Lodged in Jail

MOUNT HOLLY. y. J.. March 12.-
Pending an investigation into the sudden
death OF A. A. Phares. Of Jacksonville.
the constable who died on Monday
night. on the eve of his recollection as
constable. Mrs Ann Phares. the dead
mans widow. and Garfield Taylor. were
arrested today and lodged in Jail at this
place.
Prosecutor Atkinson thought that the
arrests were justified by the circum-
stances OF the case and The suspicious
which are held that Phares may not
have died a natural death
The result OF the analysis Of the
stomach and other organs OF Phares.
which is being made by a Camden chem
ist. has not been announced
Following certain facts which. he says.
he has. Detective Parker conferred with
the prosecutor and advised that Mrs.
Phares and Taylor be detained.
When she was arrested Mrs Pharea
nearly collapsed She said TO Parker
More trouble Where Is Taylor
Phares lived on a small farm with his
wife and three children He was thirty
two years old. and. according 10 Mrs
Phares had been ailing for several days
II is said that persons who saw Phares
the day before he died were told by him
tha: he was in excellent health.
The Washington times., 1903-03-12
WILL OPEN HAGAMAN
GRAVE At P0UGHKEEPSIE
Detective Sergeant Brondley Will Be
Followed by Attorney Garvan.

NEW YORK. March 12.-Assistant
District Attorney Garvan yesterday an
nounced that all arrangements have
been made for the exhumation Of the
body OF Theodore Hagaman, who died
in the Waldorf Astoria three years ago.
and who was buried in a cemetery in
Poughkeepsie. An examination. il is
believed. may throw light en- the cir
cumstances surrounding the death OF
Mr.. Hagaman, whose wife, now Mrs
Walter z. Delabarre. took possession
OF his large fortune before his death.
Professor Witthaus will make a chem
ical examination OF the viscera. and
upon his report much will depend. It
ii not the intention of the authorities
TO make any arrests in the case unless,
after disinterment Of the body. results
indicate that a crime was committed.
Detective Sergeant Brondley went to
rangements for the disinterment Mr
Garvan will go to the cemetery tomor-
row morning.
Magistrate Barlow yesterday issued
a summons for DR.. r. c. Flower. who
invested funds for the Hagaman widow.
on the application of william F. S.
Hart. counsel for Mrs. Belle Gray Tay-
lor. DR.. Flower is charged with re-
ceiving $500 from Mrs. Taylor on repre-
sentations which she says. were not
borne out A. n. Hummel, counsel for
Dr. Flower. promised 10 have his client
in court this morning