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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20

W
White House. accompanied by Secretary
Hay and the minister's son. After for
NAL introductions the minister presented
his credentials with a brief speech, In
which he referred to the tremendous re-
sponsibilities resting upon his country
and predicted the early completion of
the great canal.
President Roosevelt in reply expressed
himself as being much gratihed to re-
ceive the new minister and said: II feel
that / express the wish of my country
men in assuring you, and through you
the people OF the Republic of Panama,
of our earnest hope and desire that sta
bility and prosperity shall attend the new
State, and that, in harmony with the
United States, it may be the providential
instrument of untold benefit to the civil
lied world through the opening Of a high
way of universal commerce across its ex-
ceptionally favored territory"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
OPENS PANAMA WAR.
Colombia Sends Big Army to Fight
Seccders.

Colombia Sends Big Army to Fight
Seccders.
Colombia has decided to make war on
the seeding State of Panama, which re,
Gently declared it's independence and or
ganized itself into the republic of Pan
anna, and Colombian troops are now
marching across country from Bogota to
crush the new government.
Gen. Plaza, president of Ecuador ca.
bled to President Marroquin of Colon.
bia sympathizMg with him in the recent
events on the Isthmus of Panama. Pres
ident Marroquin replied by thanking
Gen. Plaza and adding that Gems. Reyes,
Caballeros, Ospina and Holguin are
marching on Panama with large army
to subdue the isthmians.
The Colombian minister to Peru has
published cablegrams received from his
government which say that the Colon
bian government has taken measures to
suppress "the isthmian traitors" and that
all parties and all classes have offered
the government their lives and properties
in defense of the national territory.
Colombia never will recognize Pana-
ma as an Independent State" said Jorg
Hoglin, acting president "This govern
ment will exhaust it's last drop Of blood
and last cent in putting down the re-
bellion."
Gen. Reyes left for the coast with a
well-equipped army. He announced he
had left behind a force Of 100000 men
ready for service.
According to Washington dispatch
arrangements have been made to enable
the War Department to send American
troops to the Isthmus Of Panama to
start them for Bogota, if necessary, on
twenty-four hours notice. Every army
transport in American waters is being
got ready for immediate sea service.
Moreover, department commanders have
been requested to have ready for In
slant embarkation, upon the receipt OF
orders from Washington, two full regi-
ments Of infantry.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
CHICAGO STREET CARS RUN
PROJECTED BY 1000 POLICEMEN

In spite of considerable riotins the
Chicago City Railway Friday success
fully operated cars on the Wentworth
avenue line. Following this victory for
the company the street car strikers and
their sympathizers changed their tactics
and prepared to demand the withdrawal
Of police protection for the non-union en-
ployes of the traction company.
Although the company was able to, run
fifteen cars on the Wentworth avenue
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20


Ja the morning of that same day Mr..
ANicn. on entering the bank, little
@0eT than usual owing to the manipu-
'toa Of the clock by Bozell the evening
NyoB, noticed that Victor Raymond
~ not yet arrived. He shook his head
~50aniIy, and began to unbutton his
w. when Fo.lct, who had been waiting
100 bis place Of observation, darted for
nl saying politely:
Allow me to assist you with your
w. SIT. Sorry Mr.. Raymond has not
! ri arrived"
Late, ch!"
No. not that, sir; although the good
.'s man may have his faults, lack of
Equality is not one of them, and you
perhaps excuse him this time, owing
iOV earlier appearance"
4'a'Whi'c the cunning fellow had ex-
s T,"O Tie coat and soon detected the
w. he muttercd, "Bozell's suspicious
.' vr'e't. All, Mr.. Marsden, may l
Ie privilege Of an interview with
'1a, IS, providing your valuable
VI" permit it?' he questioned bold
I!1inc importantly" inquired Mars
SHARPLY liking his eyes upon his en-
.,,, ne anticipated he was to be i'm
- - 'or nm advancement again, and
. lee inclined to be troubled at
', d. Toilet understood the cur
., " Ms thoughts.
WI leave the affair to your own
a s3sa', :, Tor it concerns you most" re-
ma I"4et, not in the least embar-
,p r% Aarsden's i'll humor.
q asS follow me-" replied Marsden,
S,, ,s" moments later both entered
hSs ssSE private apartment. "Well,
, irls.a. but be concise.
sr fanny as far Ms the delicate
a, permit May I ask the question,
l,r,. S3o give any explanation for Mr..
IA, - great attention towards you
H. H., what is his motive?"
b , nv Is no necessity of a cause for
b s F. ~. l think that the respectful
dsS,' pr nemp'0ye will explain that sat
! 5s.. remarked before, I will not take
I'm ~. VI VI criticising. l only wish to
eq9,i' v vi mat Mr., Raymond takes such
hin "a s.'as with your coat that beg
scar.;s -, out have plainly seen him
ci oo.a 'SIech'ng about the size of a
G somewhere about the coat col
y! a \, WE'LL what is it you haven't
No Me-. YOU suppose I carry a bank
ao,.aS 'n ne? Undoubtedly you are
ss5s 5as q Yourself, sir. I have moth
Sa 5,S 10 add" and with a low bow
Gsrr.33di the door closed behind him,
Il e1as7 rose and secured his coat
sN %u Toilet, Is a snake" he
'ro,n Whom " would like to crush
'ssN f., II n my path. He has a dead.
"aymOnd-I can plainly see
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20

serted larger amount, but hts object
nao been to impress upon Victor's mind
that Beatrice had given him the money
as birthday present from her pin
money. A twenty-dollar note, he argued,
would be nothing unusual, while larger
amount might arouae his suspicion, and,
besides, his birthday had happened to
occur that day.
1T can be proven" spoke up Mars
den again. You are acquainted with
your nephew's habits-he is ait home
now. Please take my carriage, Harold;
it Is at your disposal"
Thanks! l will accept My illness
shall not prevent my attempting to ascer-
tain the facts of the case"
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nnrn yI--(Contlnued. }

CHAPTER W. NNoh'i,iuou
0it Iay If departure arrived. The
the r -ays Of the sun already cast long
cDlu5, a '~s but no carriage nor any sort
q sHa a.,po anpparcd which was to convey
d 'e ltoo and Julia to Stratmore Castle.
EelHi.o was becoming impatient when
''5 5,nkcr appeared, excusing the delay
tl' O' ';ar tbe coachman had misunder-
%l,,J his orders.
f2 ,g , ,ro he concluded, II secured a
liV ,Irorv rig. All! there 1t comes
GH1g I Ia exclaimed, as the vehicle quick
row. Ia, Nv m in front of the house. A
: u s;,rtrs later Beatrice babe farewell
Z, .D atnp-fathcr and Count Bozell.
az. 'v' elegant cquipoge. Where did you
AZ. ~ in0uircd the girl, pleasantly.
.ysrsr mind. Just allow the count
, .% YOU into it, 1t is getting late"
p o~ hastily pressed parting kiss
-, D, her step-father's brow; then extend
her hands to the count.
81 T' cannot give up the hope of seeding
,,oin Miss Albenson," said he,
,..nr toward her with n peculiar look.
'. rra Goor was closed, and the high-spir-
] u horses started forward. They dash
= ,ost the rows of houses; then past
vi, and forests, towards the distant
gs and valleys. :,
' "wbot . fine span of horses" remark
1 Rootrica after a time. "If we con-
a.,, This spced we will arrive before
,5Gock hope to send letter to Vic
y. br tbc evening mail, informing him
= ar arrival. feel so uneasy at not
,,ag received any news from him yes
i ,,l,y and cannot. get rid Of the
@m,5t that Marsden may have detected
er secrct--'
Ss aid not finish the sentence, for at
s,- moment the vehicle came to sud
A, sop. Darkness had already fallen,
Srrr1g trees and shrubs. Consterna-
ho was depicted on the features of the
rmen, while figures with masked faces
GROUNDED the coach.
From Beatrcc's lips escaped a cry OF
,,ror. uaconsciously she sank back upon
Aa cushions, and then n muscular arm
tempted to lift her up from the seat.
y Gn intended to resist. She endeavored
protect her young mistress, when d
8 an. from behind black mask, whis-
wJ:
BE calm. JuIa-trust yourself to me
ni all vii. he we'll
For moment the maiden was dumb
bundled. Her Kenneth with a gang OF
i;hvaynon, Then, suddenly, she I'M
aHtool ALL and, to keep up a deception,
norlcI TO resist.
Here partner" called a rough voice,
lit ne attend to her--take the other
a"
Ennchl-for It was he-complied
cal then unccremoUious,y lifted Beatrice
aa the corner of tho carriage where
be was lying unconscious and placed
M In front of him on a steed, while
ladnaIly accompanied her unconscious
distress and Kenneth. Two other men
Fa had held the carriage horses until
Gen, now let loose Of the bits, mounted
a4' horses and formed the advance
pld
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20

Philippe Bunau-Va-
rilla, the accredited
envoy extraordinary
and minister pleni-
potentiary of Pan
anna to the United
States. The cere-
monies of the day
open the way for
negotiations be-
tween the United
States and the IN
FAINT republic. Min
lister Bunau-V arilla
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
Brief Newa Ifema.

A new German battleship was launch
ed at Stettin, and was christened by the
Empress.
Jim Chambers and Lou Shaw, negroes.
were hanged In Luverne, Ala, for the
murder OF Williamson Champion, another
Negro, In March last.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
Notes Of Current Events.

The submarine torpedo boat Piunger
has been accepted by the government
The King of Greece has been appoint
ed an honorary admiral of the British
feet.
The Hungarian government has Off
cially decided to participate In the st.
Louis exposition.
The silver statue Of Ada Rehan which
formed the Montana exhibit at the Chi
cago Worlds Fair in 1868 has been tax
en- to nm Omaha emelter to be reduced %,
bullion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
rrom Bod to Worse.

village Druggist understand the
church committee has deeideu 70 iai'e
your salary. :. 49,,
village Parson-Well l hope i isn
true.
village Druggist-Why. man, are you
crazy? :, !,
village Parson-No; but | VIII De !,
have r. collect a larger salary.
have trouble enough collecting me
small salary they pay me now.-Cni
cago Daily News.
,--i-,c, lc fha great.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
All the Union Men Out.

Nearly 5000 members Of the street
railway mems union and other employees
affected by the strike pocketed their
badges and sought their hastily impro-
yised headquarters i'll various sections
of the city. Then they looked to their
leaders to see that the fight against the
company was carried out along winning
lines.
Shrcwdly pursuing n partially mapped
out plan. the company moved mail cars
behind cable trains and trolley cars and
had the satisfaction of seeing the white
vehicles that carry Uncle Sans mail de-
layed, but not molcsted. Men close to
the wealthy stockholders of the City
Railway admitted that this interruption
of the mail cars was expected. Appli-
cation to the federal courts for relief was
the plan to be resorted to by the com
pany in case the mail cars were molest-
ed.
Two places became the storm centers
Immediately after the ears were sent out.
At Van Buren, and Clark streets block
aided Wentworth avenue cars were mob
bed. Strike breakers were stoned and
bruised The cars were almost wrecked
l,v missiles. Cable trains sent out from
tile barns at Ihlfty-nlntn street anu wv
tage Grove avenue also encountered the
mobs. Lives of the volunteer non-union
crews were jeopardized by the fusillade
of bricks, stones and other missiles.
What the Strike Means.
The following figures give an idea of
what Chicago's big street car tie-up ac-
tually means:
EmnIoves of all kinds .. 1908
Union trninmen affected ... 2,400
Ton Shnn md hnrn DlO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20
PANAMA MINISTER RECEIVED.
Action at Washington Gives Rebels a
Status Among Nations.

The birth Of the new republic of Pan |
ANA was duly recognized Friday when |
President Roosevelt formally received M. |
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-20

M he proud of learning Is the great
cot ,rneranee.-Jeremy Taylor. !.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-14
La renunCia
de Mr.. Harlan
Sc ausenta el Martes

En- el v&por del pr6ximo martes
embarcarA para los e staaos Unidos
AcompAnkdo de SD distgnguida espo-
sa, Ell Honorable James s. Harlan,
Attorney General de esta isla.
De sentirse sinceramenta es In q
sencia de este -sefor, que & su reco.
nocida ilustr ACTON reune ar car&cter
integrO y nm alma nobi.1 ina.
En- al periodic de su carg demos.
tro siempre marcado ints. es por ell
elemento puertorriquen9 al que dis.
tingni6 siempre CON su deeidido apo.
70 en- an Of sina y en- las de los TIL.
bunales de Ia isls.
Como 10 cort6s no quita 10 vaIien.
te nosctros hAcemos las anteriores
manifestAciones, deseando nj senior
HArlam ~ 30 ~distingui1a fAmilia
nm feliz viale y que 6 SD llegada nj
coLtilente. envUelto en- ell pIeuo sol
de libertad que al I brills, rectiique
su dltimo acto en- In Comisio1 Judi.
cial del Conseio que Aqaf NOS deja
como una d~lfsultAd mas que veneer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-14
La Fraternity

VArios &c fores han presantado su
renunsia de Eocios de In <San Juan
Paternity cor motive de NO hAber
po6i6o liz gar & an Acuerdo en- 10 que
xeapeeta a unoh ~fsstejos que Sc pro-
puAieroh en- hoIor DE Miss RoCse.
welt. .
Los 3ovenes socics de Ia sSAn
Juan FrAternitys que votaIcn & fA.
vor de IL reception en- eli teatro &
Mias Alice Roosevelt, son los ST.
gpientxls
DR.. Fernando Mater, CAyetAno
Coil y Cuchf Francisco del Vale.
JoL6 Palaces. Ma rian Ramirez.
Charles BCah Harry Bsaosa Auefi'
co Geigel Luis Cher16nont, III blAndo
& favor de aloha proposition y en- sn
detsnsa, PalAcios (Joa6) Francisco
del Vale y CayetAno Coll.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-14

Como un hombre puede curarse despues
de amos de sufrimientos, de intermediates Sc
xuales, perdida de vitalidad, perdidas noe
turnas, varicocele etc ......y fortalecer los
organos retornandole su. itamano y vigor.
.Simplemente envie su nombre y direction al
DIR. Knapp Medical Co., 24O4 Hull Bldg, De-
troit Mich. u. s. A. y elios lie enviaran..gus-
tosos su tratamiento con. descripciones COM
pletas para que cada uno pueda curarse en'su
propia casa.
Esta es ciertamente la oferta.. mas'genero-
sa; y las siguientes cartas son tomadas de las
muchas que reciben d~iariamente:
.sQueridos Sres:-Sfrvanse aceptar mis-
mas sinceras gracias por su carta de fecha
reciente. Yo he seguido su sstratamiento en-
todas sus parties y los beneficos han sido ex-
traor~dinariamente satisfactorios. Su trata-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-14
Vega Baja
lDe nuestro corresponsau

M RIO 10. Por iniciat.vA de aIgu
mas piAdosAs sefioras de i ioca1iaad
Sc ha levAntad0 ma SUBSCRIPTION pa
70 lievAr & efacto Ian fsatas &c
glofi-sc petriaAeaGSan joe. Lot
cultos estan quadando mry lucidos
Una eomisi6n da dAmAs se encarg6
del deCCr6d3 del temple queds ndn
muy airosas On IN mision. pues esti
hecho con Same gusto. Distiugui.
das seno1itAs y cAballeros que vo-
luntari&menta SO encargaron del can
to desempe1Rron 81 cometido con
verdaderA maaatrfA y 10 orquest& es.
tabs dirigids por Ell intaligente pro-
fssor dom Ja.io Font Gsmufias
e. lamentable qus siendo We.
Ga Bsja n pueblo eminentemente
dlArm6nico, no BE organize all nm
orfe6n que oil mismo tempo que les
aistrAigs honestam ante pueda series
de ntllidaa positiva. N3sotros por
nue ira pRrta 'aplaudirf amos sin ra-
servAs que tal cosa sc llevArA & cAbo
pxrtidarios como somos del progse.
so de nuestra isla. bsjo cuAlquier
forma que sc manif sste. ADimArse,
paes, y 70 que ell deseo de cantar q
labanxss ii patriarca y de cnmpla-
Ger 6 las damAs que nsn temaso 10
jniniatistivA en- 10 fiesta lea ha con-
gregado para nm FIN muy laudable,
no desmsyar en- aus .prop6eitos y
que pr0nt3 ell fdturo olf.6n alcanzs
m vsrdadero 6xito.
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miento me ha curado completamente, Estoy
tan vigoroso como. cuando era joven y Vd, no
puede imaginar 10 feliz que me encuentro."
"Muy Sres mios:-Su metodo ha sido in
mejorable. Ell resultado explendido; ell que
20 deseaba. He reeobrado mis- perdidas fuer
zas y estoy enteramente satisfecho."
@Queridos ~Sres:-Reeibf su carta y no
tengo inconvenience en- usar SUI indicacion tai
como me La envian y puedo verdaderamente
decir. que es una dadiva para los hombres de-
biles. Yo he adelantado grandemente en-
fuerza y vigor.s
Todas las correspondence son ex tric-
tamente confidenciales y remitidas en- sobres
sellados. Ell tratamiento es libre de gas tos
para los que consulten y todos deben POI
seerlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-14
Ola P0LIIIC0

LILA PULlllOU
Cada dia t:ene IN tema y Ell de hoy
ca ell cnmentO de loD aiscnrsOg pro
nunciados en- IL As&mbleA & favor
Ge ID solicitud de Territorio. que BIZ
ciernn frseassr los norte amerisanoa
del Canstjos
Pronunciarcnse rraciones en- tal
semitic o per les se1o.es GuzmAn Be
Ifsez. (dorJ so. Barbosa y Gomez
B .ioso. on ell C9nseio, y Larrf0sgs
y Hernandez Lopez, en- ID CkmarR.
I'll concepto Inolico Cd favorable
esOs d~iscursoF, cAda uno de los
| cuales sxpres6 al public sentimien'
TO y prob6 one no estamos en- los
item pos en- que 20 Atabkn los perros
con Tor gAnszs.
Made duda nj an momsnto del
vsrdAdero seatido de Id Fl j. r. ND
nero 4. Les puerto siquenos. ante
10 actual intolerable situaCiou en-
que 81 pals se halls; necesitan n
seduction y el Territorio 10 ca.
Qaien Olga piense que por viz
tua de nm amoroso sentimiento 6lial
auefemos Tsrritorio, Sc equivoca.
Isl deseo no es plato 1ico, es pr&c.
tico. E sspafs quiere salir de este
indefnido estado de negaei6n de de.
rechos. No hwy mas caminos Que
estes: g soluci6n. americans con ciu.
dadAnfa de los Estados Uniaos, g
solucion nacional puertorriquefia CON
v~erdaaerA ciuaad ani4 puertorriques
fA.
$50 piensa que una vigoros cor
rriente de opinion So mueatrA squf
prophets 6 que nos confeaeremos con
los Estxdosf Paes, adelAnte, 81.
case por esa canine puesto que &
nuestros intsreses le considerAmos
b~enefcisse, y puesso que nadie pue.
de negarnos ell derecho 6 aiscernir
en- asuntos que 6 nuestro destino se
reieren.
Asf pues, 8 con ellos 6 con noso.
tros solos.
Toaa { tra s~itake.6n Intern ediaria
serA eosA que conven1A & OtrCa, pero
q los pu~ertorriquen - nc puede con.
venirnos naaa que no sea m estado
de derecho,claro, defnido y categ6'
riso.
Las psregrinas teolfAs en- que ne
quiere bAsar mi especie de estad0
esfer0Sdax est&n dentro de In formula
de nm principe de Suecia: to be or not
be.
Inventar estados coloniales con
tirA y Of ,js, distingos, culebreos y
demAs meta ffsicas de 10 especule.
cioa, nj cuAaran & hombres serios
nj SON squf creidos nj aceptAaos.
La constituci6n americana no ha
concebido ciudadanos en- estado de
cannto y TODD ell mundo sabe que ell
asunto de Pusrto Rico est& aeplora.
blementa enredAdo en- Ia polftica de
nm partido preponderante On ell con
tinente.
Es,pues, general To- ineonformidad.
Las personals sensatas praveen que
las simpAtfas y afnidades de este
pueblo por una solueion americans
ser&n debilitadas por los mis- mos
americanos del Conseio, y como Be
sAbe que III cosa es el gobierno y
Ctra Ell pueblo americana, es Green.
ciA g general que los puertorriquenos
debsn veLtilar este pleito ante 10
opinion de aquel pueblo, enviando
E 81 una eomisi6n de propaganda
que vsyA contsndo por TODD ell con.
tinente este delieioso cuento0de ha'
aas que aqui nos sabemos de me-
moria.
De csc modo Sc vera 81 Ia opinion
pdolica americana endoso las estu'
psndss teosias de esta felieidad in.
soportable que nos rodea y de esta
pr6spera bAncarrota en- que vivimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-14
~
Una Comision
InVeSt1gad, "a del
Ayuntamiento
ORA LAS QUEJAs
De Les VECIN0S
Capital sobrante del en-
prestito y estado de
las obras
N
Sc ilVeStiga Ell eStadO en- que
Sc enCuentra Ell SerViciO
de bOMberOS

La comisi6n Investigators del
Coneejo Municipal de San Juan, to-
mo. aver, los siguientes acuerdos:
Pub lear nm anuncio invitando 6
los vecinos de San Juan, que teniea.
do quejas justifcadAs de los sarvi
nos del Municipio 6 de sus emp'eA.
dos laa presenter al Secretario de 10
Comisi6n dom Inocente Rivera en- las
ehcinas del Consejo, en- eli t6rmino
de 20 sias hkbiles eontados desde
6sta feeha.
Rsiterar nj senor Administrators
del Acueducto de San Juan una co.
municaci6n que Sc le dirigisra en- %
de Febresc dltimo; y requerirlo para
que olga categ6ricamente ei est6 6
no eltk dispuesto & cumpIir los
asuerdos de Ii Comisi6n.
SolicitAr del sefior AlcRlde an es-
tAdo demostrAtivo del capital 80.
brante del emplestito; ctfa de 10 Ri.
taacion de las obrAs hechAs con co.
pital del empire stito 6 imports de
cAda una de esas obrRs ter minadas,
v condolences 6 estAdo en- que se en-.
cuentran las que a1u no est6n.
Qle por SacretArfa se de nota &
10 prensa local de los acaerdos de In
comisi6n.
TAmbien acord6 Ia comision on.
ciar oil sef1o. l r. Jefe del Cuerpo de
Bomberos solicitando an inventsrio
general de todos los efsctos y ense-
rss de material sel Cnerpo & Sd car.
go, ~expreBando ell lugar (cAlle y nd
mero) en- que Sc e%neuentran y 4uien
los guarda.