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New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

,-r, s,s Dss65Gs.ss and and c9rtiandt Streets ~ and
GsTtiaGas stssss: mute: later Steer snsa
ha. ssasioh. sasep. %hsre @ othefwI.e noted,
A. "a ag rAsI MAdpsTlor ssePins znc p'hns
81 LOUIS lssssaas 5ssRns
SIa s, tsgis NJ PEMsYGHAs1A PInRs GsE 1nrrEppulan
Sleeping. Dining Smoking and Observation cq7npar;-
,s Ssni ca cIF eslssso 6{f'
For Toledo Sssnne wa i Ginc'hnan n;in anS car
4ss 9s... sls:gss sssss
SSS Saclnnas R 1sdianlS9i sd @RlS Ia.v. Dia.s
Car For wsGa " Na xpEssF 1a csessa For
T?leds fafep pfSeTc ssiPTeay yExPREss PRES P.er
Chicago For Knoxville daily wen, VIA safqasy
ssS s' p "sLs NJ cEEvSIANP ANp GISc5MSATII I.a1aS
@'O''z wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH
7Y5 n s2 s,+ss. 2: n9s 76 a% nni GS 70 ce &c as
sa.;, l2s s tD8.g @ 3 Con So
Dining GsT Dining 3 GsT lS night sgndag @
Rlss i 5s cas loss RPiTls lsied nnss M
ai%5T gsr g9e..: "a i 1iHfs DinnE GaE cs p
soGTHrRa z Z kAiL%aT-Erprs-' Us AS ' II 10
ATTaNTIc sas COAST ILNE-Erprs's s2' a m and BIS
sEABoARp % dsi'' AIR LINE RALwAT-E1Dress l2'' p m
soRFdK 5Pd aisf5 ANp e@SssrERN RALwATFo Memphis
cEsPEAns afa NsE dTsass oaio S2 P week
r6 5Rye OLD ab' FoS + ? 3 NoRFork7'
ATLANTIC CITY-e55 m. and 209 N WeehTcays. vy.
Sundays 755 a. m. Through Eestnuleo draias
ParIor Cars Standard Coaches on "a
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Gar anu o'a1A--
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m veek-days ,.o.. f,-,,
9F ssse sa Efsoh RraPs5 sss
225 25 SIS week-days sunoSys sI.,s1St
g. m. D. m. from Desbrosses ano vi OF ~
streets, $50 eco m 12 90. . 30, $40 20 and o4O
D. m. weekdays. Sundays. 945 a. m o'oV y ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos T25 T55 755 Dining Carr. SIS, sos. slo @ eDln-
ing Carl ,9.55 Louis Limited 10
Cortlanft Streets 1920 Dining carr - p1ing
Limited 1905 Dining Carr Il s. a m IL ~ % 2orand;
Streets 2O 255. 825 Dining Car). 90 4-1O =
Dining Carr 455 Dining Carr q 80 Cnlcaee ~
for Germantown only 5-55 Dining GarJ oSo 9o'
s25 s55 s.25 p p 10 night eek-days
Louis Limited e55 1923 CPenna- Limited 1000 Jin
ing Carr IL 55 Dining Carr. LOB uhning ar:
325 Dining Carr 425 Dining Carr q 90 Chtcaso
Germantown Jet. onyl 400 tDial,s
IS CDinng carr. 1856 s25. s55. q IL 10 nisnt
461. 1854. lib and 2e1 Broadway; 10
10Th ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-thire Strees
Station stations OF Desbrosses and Co:anoi
Streets $50 Fulton Street. $50 Broa 1uey
and Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn Slatlon;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer company VIII
call for and CHECK baggage from hotels and reslaees
reIephone I4 Eghteeath Street. for PennsyIvana Rail-
Cab Service
". ATTERBCRY. ] WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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Centre line OF block

The approximate. OF the lien or charge 10 sat
,srv which the described property Is 70 oe soia
so4 Ts0 with thereon from the -otn Gay OF
MAJ 1900 with and allowance amount
ing 10 sa3 I2 with the expenses OF the safe
he approximate OF the taxes assessments anc
other be allowed 70 rna pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid py tne
Referee is 81 1888. and interest
Dated June 10th. lslS. slS..-.-~. 49,.
CROWLEY WENTWORTH. Referee
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OCEAN FEIGT t5sights sis %sse g asT "
quiet there being but little demand Io Doe g 10 the
gh supply Of handy boats Sale Tonnage & ws m IN
the cossfwtse Departments rates were Teak 5o @ Gas
gT la1 d is 1af SaTsaz3Is "a % rIs:a! Bss
@ o0qR ton e tgsrRSS PsT sFtan ao' .9eaef @ ne
b9naon a oaIS t. China japan etc tine
about fS5 French steamer l2seS quarters quarters SIS
tons general cargo Feranda and Norfolk to Hamburg
$50 tons tiInber Brunswick ports United King
@ % United Hq Kingdom private July NOrTeg1an
steamer e2o tons NeTYSfk e 70 Ha11sS s ensooia to
Ienos AyTes SO Norwegian ship. lS2s tons 5 ipn0ef @
;is! s 5o Ri9 SsRsiFe To FaB A6oy I'VE Bs
more Prss5f ss tss boy s. 5o ses9oer 7ss
aEanPeh % Per1h n keq @ Wes m Private terms
81 tons coal Phiadeiphia 10 s5yannah 9s cboorer
20 tons coal Phadelphia Gardner 81 % and e t9T "
sgs s9aeF hoons sa sss tons cos Phadeph to
nTTrlTE. suns carried au before again yes
a n tine shs Esas0p s sre hsS opened m fm at
decline of point 70 an adTanee q y T P0sl shorts It
vas vas & G O 5 e st al s5c Vent to 1850 and II sse
active and less excited Ass5 Ass s5a sqe peomer G al
o receipts for The Cay scen wefs n the belt and
200, which al hTst rather Disappointing response %
local eaxaaees Of M0nSsy &c ths 6is after
ne ea there was nc u ,s sept:mbeT to inSo
end October 70 zoe Then the strength at NeV.oTsans
had
sto1r IN It's course: began 10 cover egslh c
p points higher Al ttlis
seveI ~. eelv report Weather Bureau was fes
Deca widest OF the session. eLI1
even more excited al previous time inls
St-hs- Ter minutes Juy rushed 10 y 1fc
- sr5 genteu1ber 20 the general list al TINS
-s slowing gain OF 12G33 points over The
sVsno.s oF Yesterday throughout the entire afternoon
-s-e was no material dinninshment in the sclSlty anu
there were ccceslofls oul
-ecesson the continued It's upward oarer ~ e.
i1-sle. SeptenateI t io-o
and october al At this level TIE ma & sS51oi
1884 points above the closing 2, MoHosS an AZ =.
Isnx shcve .e lowest Of Monday Sucn prohs
fhs naturally attracted realizing and the aeIVs
closing irregular ana utset
lied net 81 IS points higher July was hnaiiS
- 15c August Al 5Sc and October az Soc.
NeR-oreans market the contrary ctoseo a. 1s zoe
of with July quotso a 1o-'oc.
liverpool closed advance OF l41zel5 p2ants %
Spot cotton IN Kew OK .as snprne~s
n ncnss 70 z 4oc sales OF 15b bales 10 Pie ~
reprted sales futures were estiateo al oo0"''
bales.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YORK, foot Barclay and Christopher SrA
$500 A M-For Binghamtnn and Syracuse
80 90 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago ard St LoutA
LAO P. M--Fo- Buffalo and Chicago
"A 90 P. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
.6 10 P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
's45 P. M.-Utica, Oswego. Ithaca, Buffalo.
81 90 A. M.-For Chfcago-Sleepers open Q P
Tickets at 167 42p. 1888 broadway. N Y 33s Fulton
st. Brooklyn Daily. tExcept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

market steaoys 10
3sag0 y 3-l6G: receipts ttNo oa3El'
GOO bags; cleared United States 1000 BASS STOCK
f5 0O0 bags Santos-Coee market quiet good average
santos ssee0; receipts days.. 5000 bags STOCK
So 90 BAGS Esmburg-CoIee market opened - Pig
lower: at 220 net \ pig lower sales sgo nass
-zeKre-Coree opened STEADY. unchanged 70 =
Franc lover: at u unchanged: quiet June ana
unchanged at S-Su n IN
sales. q. 90 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
READING SYSTEM

KEAO1nA = = -"
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry Ctirae from South
Ferry tve minutes earlier than shown Below
EAsToN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CfJUNK-z40o q. IS Easron only) $40 o. n
20 40. 500 q As Easton only) p m Sundays "a :,
wILK,EsTARRE q "A, aSS. I AND sCRANToS-s4Oo. s1O
a m 500 b. m SUNDAYS. z4-1 a m; ! 2 n
LAKEWOoD, LAKEHURST, TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400 9 40 a. m. lSo 4SO % ~ ~
Lakewood and Lakehurst only) D. m sundsys lo"
ATLANTIC CITY-t94o a. t2 40 m
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tz4oo a. m. ti-so
LofS GRovEu PoiNT PfEasINr AND sE EAsHoRE
POINTs-z4G0. s3o. 1L30 a. m. Las 2AA 8os.
445 $50 $50 p Sundays. except Ocean Grove
PHI ADEiPHIA CREADING TERMINAL1-..4ss ss-
fTO0. fsOo. .8O0. 1000 III % a N. ti2oo loo
$50 t20o 100. 400 800. 1900. fIso $500 D n.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-sA2s. e 80 -iaso
.iI-45 a. m. -1-eo $3.50. $50. TOO 70 70 - m.
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLE AID
WILLIAMSPORT-il AGO. z425, t60l fsl0 Qooo
II 90 a m Reading only), 51Oo. ~ 70. fZo p
Reading Pottsvile and Harrisburg only f4Vo. Yo.oo
siNDY HOOK RoUTE-Frcm T. Rector 81. Pier
seabright. Monmouth Beach and Asoury Psrk. -
Pleasant, 10 90 a M 100. 4o 500 D. m sundayss
zee Err n So Sy.t onl2 ,Dsv +Day except sun
day. ssundsy only. tParior only. lvia TsmaauA
Ones Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry Astor House
Cnion SQUARE West East 125th 81. "a West i23sA
St 245 Columbus New York; Court 81. 944 $50
Fulton So brooklyn: Broadway. wnliarrsourx New
YORK Tra1ssar Co cheeks baggage % des
W G. BEsLER. c NJ BURT
Vice pres. and Gen Mgr Cen Passr Ar
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 8-FIour firm. Wheat-Spring easy; No
hard Sec / Northern, Sac winter dull; No Wnite
10 . corn 5i&c. firm: No 3 white. 41Ac; 10
no as Rariey-Vestern, 4sG5sc. IN Rye
No I in store 5714e, Canal freights steady.
Buffalo June 9.--wheat-No / Northern Sac Corn
n . yaIIovr 52lzc. Oats-No white. 41c
Chicago June 9-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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cash quotations were follows: Flour steady NO
,r,ng wheat IsQT9c; No g. 747Tc; No red. 75sQ.6c;
81 coTn 4SG4si4c: yellow, 4S4e No oats 3o7ac;
No z white SO G37%c; No rye OH sood reeains
harley ad45c fair choice mating 00go4ci NO max
sd 81 1Ol@: No / Northwestern, 81 i-uS1 "a; prime
tthv seed So 10 clover, contract grade vi So4s!
Mess pork per bbi s1e s7s9s17 aEd per 100 ~ - -
s. short oose). SO rss 81 n dry
shoulders boxed ssa$s 12 short clear SIDES sooxs0
sa IN Whiskey, basis OF nigh wines 81 90 On
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market vas
steady: creame-ies 1aG22c; dairies 1ofsis nc Eegs
stea6y: al mark cases included, 137<%ltAc Cheese
Duluth June e.-Close; Wheat-To arrive Ho haTo
7g&4c: September. I2esgI2ssc -, , ,,-.- e.u
90 AflIyautee June O-wheat firm; No Northern, s41
s5d, No Northern s8Gs4c: July. 40 1s4I6c bid Rye
s,esdv. Nc / 5yl531zc Barley dull No 2 DC; sample
4SF53c Corn-July aisle -. -o., ,,
StrnsaroIis June a-Close: Wheat-cash. 1e|.c July
7ss.I9s1tc; September lac. On track: No hards
Philadelphia June steady but quiet contrast
era de June sigS1t8c. Corn quiet but nrm June o3ts
s4c Oats firrn white clipped 44e Woo unehansea
v.s,arn ereamery 2sc nearby prints 2se Eggs nru
bighsr fresh nearby 1se loss on; DO western. loc
iss ~. do Southwestern lie loss of Cheese hrH good
Ssmsnd Nsw-York full creams. choice new 1ie 90 IaT
te gnnd do lo1. 9ioEc. Reeeipts-F1oir lO Dds and
"a GOO n In sacks; wheat 1000 bush corn. i4OOp
t,eat. cat. 1000 bush Shpments-Wheats 500 pSsh
.nrn an Ofo bush: oats, 5000 bush. -,
nuis June g-Close Wheat strong; July. u I-sc
seotem6er 72Sa72aci No hard. 7sG7ec Corn--July
III Gz5Ic: September +6c. Oats-Juy, sec September
safe; No white. 52e
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Cotton Exchange sleeiG I4vsrpool canes canes and export
100 American 4ooi receipts ooo % hish.r; closed
frn s 1.Ise7igN ponts higher near months 81 81
egs points higher on crop months june e-,~N
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. Coo
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceved AZ this office until IL noon, Saturday,
June goth 1903 grading and regulating SUBURBAN
str
Blank forms proposal specifications and all ether
Information viii be furnished at the ONCE OF tns
N'e- b 2 MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST.
JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners D. C.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June o. D. m.-cotton-spot In limited de-
and: prices 10 points higher: American mdding fan.
o2d good mddiing. 6s2a: middling. deod; low mid
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
nROpOsAIs FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

fIENUt Ooz1I1S C71' . =
Il Island Island. Ill. May II,
leO3-Seaed proposals in rplicate, will be received until
JTTNE 1903, furnishing eadd.ery nard-
cIoh thread and steel iron. steel tools
fes cleaning polishing materials paints brushes OILS
cheoicas materials heating and lighting paper Iun-
ber etc during year ending June go 1904. Inforna.
Condg
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

BALTIMORE q Ohio RAILROAD
Leave New-YorA City South Ferry. Liberty St
Chicago. PittsburE 'l2 10 mt 81 70 1T
Chicago, COlum bus IL 5Jprl- ooprs- Cn1nRL
Pfttsburg, Cleveland .. 3S3pu- I. 40pra- Lirntd
sPittsburg Limited"...- 6a55pm- q O0pn- Bucsr
Cfncfunati. II. -12 Is It Sleeper
SiucfnuatI n Louis. 10 Scam. Diner.
CincinnafI St louis. =. 655prn. TOOprn- Buffet
SarfoIk ...,.,..-...f ~ pm L0opm- Dsner.
-Daily. fDaily. except Sunday SUNDAY only.
Offices: 167 2si. 434 1900 Broadway. Astor House.
% Union Square W. 391 Grand ST. " Y 34S Fulton ST.
South and Liberty St Ba<sass chec<nd
fron hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

Pa May IL 19os-sealed proposals IN trptiGate. i.
70 1e3 for constructing 2a story brick and steel
bIding 81 feet by I43 feet f0z inches foS
Shrapnel Shop. tion application FhANA
HEATH Major Ord. Dept. Commanding
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.. PHILADEI-
PHIA AND READING Rf. and BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO r. H
Leave Ferry. Liberty 81 Ferry
SHINGTON.. rs 2o4m BuSeS
BALTO.-WAsHINGTON.- 30 25sIn go Scam Diner.
N4ITO W. sHINGTON- .'11 pam s1145an Diner.
BALT0-WAs sHINGToN. 'l2 s5Dm = eopm pDe--
"ROYAL LIMITEDD...- s35opm y sOpm Oin1
BAITo,-WAsHINGToN = 9spm .5ooOm ptnsr
BALTO.-wAsHINGTON.. 21ont: ~ lint slesDsrA
.DaiIy tDsily except sunday. 4sunday ofiy
1sT esi 4s4 1900 1854 Broadway. is2 5th Ave-, =
Union square 159 East 1Z5th ST, 23 West tsxh
ST. 245 Columbus Ave- New York; Court Sc. ssA. 800
FuItor ST Brooklyn 800 Broadway. Williamsburg Esw
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage dss
tinatton
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OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.
Washington June g. 1eoS-Sea1ed Proposals viii
be received az this Office until II o'clock noon June 10
ioo9 for Furnishing eight () twelve 90 inch cast
iron pipe Specifications and blank forms OF pre-
MACFARI4AND HENRY L WEST. JOHN BIDDLs
D. C.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ave
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central & Hudson River r. p. L~sses1
Trains leave Franklin New York. follows
ana rs min later foot OF West S2d ST. ~ r:
40 A M-For intermediate points to Albany
III 20 A ND Saratoga and Mohawk Exprees~
p. M--Chcago Express
% o6 p N-C-ont Lin for Detroit Louis
"a 43 p NJ For Hudson River points and Albany
81 90 Roch Buffalo. Cleveland and Chicago
p M-For Roch-, BuflalO. Derrolr ard ST 1o2iA
els M-For syria. Roch-. Niagara Falls Det a S.nl
sDaIIy tDaily except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex
CD at TO IS NJ, C2) t24 Leaves Jersey Cley
p STA: CO al III 20 A NJ % IS IS p. ~ Tine
tahsz nrincfnaI hotels and offices checked
from hotel residence Westcott Express
currJ E LAMBERT.
General ASent
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

Receipts breadstus at interior points IN thousanqs
three cphers GOO omitted -four pnis gram NuS'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

-tle&eO poA4Lfs phSs
live poultry, crates. .
CGls oranges. cases.
Calf cherries, boxes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21


send9 uEabFe
Nna ia Fro
allsA gs auA asls
nies rs s. kaea BIZ
90 "A celsllA Ea
y lss0
une aelT sea0K poz Aas
ssnkEa Aka aaee2
Eae zeK 80 j surasatA
81 afEa uue Ka keaeeeF BuenA
alnd. abunK eusaehass NdeAanl0
eoNega 1 0anaraA Faas salts
faesors0 so clonas csc
br a aaae
AfE0s snedSda aue eA &iemp0 pasns
W mKr nduse Enks 81 Ia c0nclencia
nabRiem Ia c0nvicci6n de que aE igual
que ID el Continents, el 6xito del 10
hiarno en nnanOa del pr0pio pals estFI-
ba 0n el dominic que ia elerza s0hra
los impulses nAtaraiea. ca q mode
raci6n. todo clio eomhInadO con los
esfnera0a j Ia cooperation del naisno
pueblo
De consigniente NADIA mas natural
que acudamos & Los templ0s en d0nde
acostumbranos adorar, Dios. para
eIevar & EI nuestras pEeces = votos de
gracias per Las hendiciunes Que de aus
nanos hemos recibid0. J para rezarle
r0g@ndola nos 00ncada fnerzas. Ante-
reza D vaHor para sopOrbag las obliga-
clones gus 81 future nos tiene reserva-
dos. r para demostra1le nuestra grati-
tud pOr aus in6nitas mercedes.
pox tanto 70. William H. Hunt, Co
bernador de Puerto Rico, por In pre-
sente deaigno al Jueyes rs del corrien-
te mes dc Noviembre. como dfa de
ACCI0N DE aRACIAS, reeomen-
dando muy espeeialmente d los habi-
tantes do ssta isla que en- ese dis se
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

Distinanido amigo
ia titulada ReyolUci6n de Panarn6
es tan fralsdnsenEa como ID eno50sS lev
Foraker que este gobierno tuv0 bian
imponerle i Puerto Rico ESQ NETS.
na6rfosis sCmbr1a. ese juegO de ct10ilez
tes va eat& de cuerp0 present0 ante la
conciencia de los paeblos hOnrad0s que
conOcen h arterfa de estss vIctOrias
baratas v faciles.
La Repdblica de Panama es una fic-
ci6nrepulsiva: pero va Va eehandO
raicea como realidad explicable.
Ha ahf un Panama aHnericanOy que
como antr0 politico. ha eclipsado pOr
complete al PANAMA frances de los
fOndos malversados
Es possible que antes de que las Ca-
maras Americanas den el toque final &
ID siniestra obra de robar & Ia gran
Colombia un pedazo de su terra, SO
pongan en- descubierto. por parte de
los dem6cratas. las intrigas Que prece-
dierou al despojo Y SO saquen 6 Ia pla-
IN p6blica los protag agonistas de esa
farsa.
Ell doctor Tomas Herran, Encarga-
do de Negocios de Ia Legaci6n de Cor
lombia,. en- Washington, comentando
esOs acontecimientos acaba de decir 6
Ia prensa:
sParsce ironfa del destino, que 81
Secretario Hay, quien fue secretario
privado de Lincoln ell emancipador,
venga hoy 4 fomeutar Ia secession en-
un pals extranjero.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

AL decir de la prensa neOyOrkina, v
porque las seSSds son ns0gt0Les, aqul no
tan solo preparan & la orden beefsteaks
y puentes colgantes, sino que tambien
confeceionan seryidas tren de fuerza
Republiquillas grotescas, sirviendoies
de incubadores.
va nadie ignora que Ia revolucion
-Sdiremos evoluci6n2- Panama,
que di6 al traste con Ia soberania de
Colombia en- ell Istmo tai yez con Ia
personalidad de nuestra raza en- la
America Espa6ola, fue fraguada en-
Nueva York, segdn prescription facul-
tativa de imperialistas doctores.
Para cercenarle Ell territorio una
Rep6blica hispana, para vobarIe, deci-
mos, la herencia de sus msyores, no es
indispensable que alguien vaya 4 ex-
poner Ia pelleja en- ell teatro de los SUI
cesos. Basta que SO reunan tres 8
cuatro aventureros en- un salon del
< Waldorf Astori0.S q la manera que
10 hacen cuando quieren infuenciar
este mercado los banquaros de Wall
Street, y combinen Ia forma de de-
rribar & un Gobierno, destruyendo 10
existente
Obra de hombres venales ha sido es-
ia obra nefanda, sin los peligros de Ia
manigus y sin las contrariedades de Ia
guerra, que algunas veces dignifca.
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4 Wis 0

Sc vende de contado s & plazos, icon
buenas garantfas) una finca r6stica con
casa de vivienda y Is cuerdas de pas
los, situada en- la carretera Central, XII
l6metro II.
Para informes dirijirse don Carlos
H. Blondet, Hato Ray, Rio Piedras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

M
Hoy 13 dc Novienbre. ha sido reco-
nooido solemnenente por el preslden-
te Roosevelt como Ministr0 Plenipo-
tenciario de ID nueya Rep6hlica, el sa-
nor Bunau-V -Varilia, J 81 presentar srs
credenciales SO ha expresado en- eatOs
t6rminos:
xSefIor Presidents: AL otOrgar 81
Ministro Plenipot de Ia Rep6s
hGica de Panama al hon0r de presantar
sus credencialea, adrnite usted en III
fanilla d > las naciones la mas d6bil "
la Ultima nacida do las Repdblicas
del Nuevo Mundo.
eDebe su axistencia al eatallidO del
d0lOr indiQnado que afect6 los cOraz0-
mes de los itsmenos al contemplaT la
desp6Eica conducts Que trababa de ne
garles & 50 patria In OCCASION de cum-
plir los destinos que le seGai6 la Pro-
videncia.
<Va 4 realizar ahora, La via directa
de Europa & Asia. siguiendo Ell cnrso
del Sol.
clos primeros esfuerzos que Sc hi
cieron en- ese sentido. dieron inespera-
mente el resultado de la mAs grande
consecusi6n hist6rica: ell descubrimien-
to de la America. Han transcurrido
siglOa desde entonces, anuel camino
buscado permanecfa en- Ell dominic de
los suefIos. Hoy, sefior Presidente.
en- respuesta & vnestrO llamamieto. se
convierta en herm0sa realidad.2
Asi, con Ia rapid6z de 10 tr6Qico.
hemos sido dol0roBamenta sorprendi-
dos con La infausta noticia de que los
sagrados vfncuiOs de La fraternidsd
americana han sido rotos por un golpe
de mano: pero esperamos que ell Con-
/ greso de Ia Rep6bliea, venladero repre-
sentante de la Naci6n. depure el error
cometido por Ia Administrator Eiecu-
tiva de este pals al haber intervenido
mano armada en- oil inconsult0 nego.
clio de Panama, que tan justamente
alarmados tiene 6 los pueblos de Ia
America Latina. KS absolutamente
necesario que SO srregle todo de acuer-
do con el genuine espfritu y letra de
la doctrina de Monroe, poniendo asi
termino al escandaloso procedimiento
que tan fatales consecuencias augurs
para el porvenir de las Americas.
/ Creame affmo. amigo,
D. O01Easo.
| Nvbra. IA de- 1909
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ga pertenecer & Ia uueyas per0 TODD III
mundO aahe que nesde haca alglr
tempo yiene pr0clamando las exeelsn-
cias de Is Wis pananelIa euando Sc In
conpara con an rival Nicararna,
Estuvo en Nueva York aurante IR
estaci6n del veranO. Ila Visitaban con
frecuencia el DR.. Manuel AmadOr, ac-
tual Ministr0 de Hacienda en- 81 Coz
hierno triunfante. y joss Gabriel Due
que, propietario dc Ia EstreLla.
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Felipe Bunau-V -Varilla, de cepa franz
cess v corte espaffol, ACADIA de llegar
q Washington procedente del WaI-
do1J astoria armada de sus nuevas
credenciales que 10 acreditan como
Ministro Plenipotenciario de la en-
brionaria Rep6blica del Itsmo.
He ahf Ia figuFa central de esa epo-
peya ridfcula. Perteneci6 Ia antique
Compaffa del Canal de Panama y ME-
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Aquf no Sc trataba de classes. v ST de
dar expansion al pueblo, 6 10 cual es-
tamos todos obliQados. Por 10 dennis,
todos somos, como dice ell amigo Leon,
hermanos de Jes6s.
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Sc nos dice, que un .comerciante de
ests localidad, al ser requerido por
una cOmision de respetables sefIoritas
para que contribuyera con algo en- be-
neficio de la fiesta de la CONCEP-
CI0N, contest6 muy o~ondo, despu6s
de Zanzibar al cachete izquierdo la
DgGscGurG, que 81 era de prtmerG y por
10 tanto no daba NADIA.
VenRa ac6, sefIor B0ricatG. La ur-
banidad no esta refiida con la naGceter5G;
y Ell hombre esta obligado ser cortes
con las damas.
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Repres6 de los EE. ILL., Al aefSor
don Mariana Iorres. sespusa Up q
11oa naeaes de asaeneia.
L. smlnda1nas.
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AE. zEpSc 4 AGISKA.
Director
Dlreotofs
Sc neC0Sita TovlSar
aIgunaS pssas ! msdlaas On.
Vega Baja.
Fu0rOn dos 4 Ia CdrCDI pOF
IugaT 4 los pTOhlhldOs.
HUBO ALI uN GRAN AL
BOROTO EL- jUEVES.
- nllestro CorregponaaI.

Noyienabre 90. -A cada momentoi
estamos oyendo quejas del pdblico cou-
Sra los tablajeros y comerciantes, por
Ii faIta De peso en- los articulOs que
consume.
sPor que Ia policia no le reYisa las
peeas & esos sefloresg
81 tai cosa hiciera. eI p1blico SO 10
aRradecerfa.
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Por Ia Corte de Distrito deSan Juan
sc ordena al Juzgado de Paz de este
pueblo, proceda contra ell policia insu-
lar Francisco Martinez. por el delito
de aggression en- la persona de Pedro
Marrero, & cuyo efecto Sc ha expedido
orden de arresto contra el Martinez.
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O5tSt

Que no pnblicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados p0r adelantado-
Cada seis palabfas se cuentan por
una linea , la linea vale diez centa-
yos.
"a cartas que vengan con comus
nicados sin SO importe. no Sc cone
testan.
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Juan. Carolina. ArecIbo. CamnY. AgnaaIa and Ponce
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rorzEF flz6s 5 (aHN- CekR.,
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Il q 3laaasfsa "a tA zaeaz
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