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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-24
The Effects of Coffee.

1t is well known that the Moors are in
veterate coffee drinker1. especially the
merchants, who sit in their bazaars and
drink coffee continually during the day
1t has been noticed that almost invaria-
bly, when these coffee drinkers reach the
age of forty or forty-five their eyesight be-
gins to fail, and by the time they get to
be fifty years cd they become blind. One
Is forcibly impressed by the number of
blind men that are seen about the streets
of the city of Fec, the capital of Morocco
II Is invariably attributed to the excessive
firmed by European physicians living
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-24
A New Society Fad.

Among artistic women in England the
art OF enameling has caught on in quite
a surprising manner. Princess Louise of
Schleswig-Holstein spends much of her
time in making beautiful enameled brooch
es and other ornaments, and some of her
work has been on view in art exhibitions
One of the loveliest of the wedding pres
ents received by society bride was an
exquisite enameled necklace. 1t was
bought from the rance of Sarawak, who
makes beautiful jewelry herself and is an
adept in the art of enameling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-24
When to Clean the Teeth.

If the teeth are to get but one thorough
cleaning during IL ay, just before re-
firing is the best time to give it to them. as
there are six or eight hours during sleep
that the salivary glands are inactive, and
fatty and starchy foods may be lodged be-
tween and around the teeth and bathed in
saliva, partial digestive fluid undergo
decomposition, forming acids which act
more or less readily on the tooth structure
at the time of it's formation. The salivary
glands not being active during sleep, acids
are not diluted, as during the day. A free
flow of saliva prevents the bad effects of
acids thus formed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-24
The Long Basqued Coat.

A persistent e.lort is being made on
the part of the long OR basqued coat for
front place in our affections, and the
tall and stately will succumb easily be-
fore it's undoubted attractions. Those who
cannot be thus described will remain faith
full to the short banded liIon coats, which
are to be as much worn ever. The
tight on the hips and flares out wide at
the feet.
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simple dish shapes are raised from the
head with wider bands than We're ever used
before. But with ii all the popular taste
is more toward smooth, round effects than
toward high-crOWned undulated ones. So
a perfectly fiat shape, say of sh rred vel
vet viii take to a slOping railing around
the edge of the brim of raveled silk or
braided gimp, which gives it enough lift to
pass muster. Another fiat, straight brim
will be covered with great loose rolls of
tulle or it may be banked by rugged chry-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-24

curves, and the facings. which are shirred
over cords in many complicated ways, are
put upon the felt hats quite two inches
from the edge. This leaves a supple and
becoming border all around which softness
is accentuated by the fan Of the new plume.
A Beauty and Joy.
The new plume is a thing Of beauty and a
joy forever. Called snake feathers-where-
fore nobody knows. for the ostrich bird is
responsible for their foundation these
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Variable.


T
The family friend-'I suppose the baby is
the sunshine of your home?'
Mammals Sometimes. Frequently he 10
the storm CENTER
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Were Called Gunboats.

The lines of the correct turban borrow
definitely from the sixties, when such
head coverings were shaped in imitation
of gunboats. Gunboats they were then
called. and since "boat-Shaped turbans"
is the new title, the theft can be readily
placed. When posed upon the head the
ever the forehead; the rounded stern
leaves much of the head exposed, and
the whole effect of the structure is one
Of audacious smartness.
The boat-Shaped sailor is another
nodiste's fancy, though in this case the
craft is double-ender and placed side
wise on the head. Measured this way, it's
dimensions are startling, but sized up
the other the boat sailor is only becom
mits of much coquettish treatment.
\ boat turban of white felt was
wreathed with tiny white birds, whose
fiat bodies We're plastered at the upper
edge of the crown as if glued there.
These feathered dwarfs are dubbed Chi
nese birds, and certainly their parrot-likc
bills and wildly yellow feet recall the
grotesqueries of the orient. With them
plain taffeta, in pulled brim edges and
upon wired lace or fancy braid hats
pinked taneta is enormously employed.
This is fashioned in wide and narrow
rUcheS, doubled, trebled and quadrupled,
the fuller rucheS widening the trying
high crowns and smaller ones raising
fiat brims to more desirable effects.
Are Growing Taller.
The tendency of all headgear is toward
elevation of line. Crowns are lifting higher
and higher, brims roll up from the face and
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Yoke and Capes.

The waist has rounded yoke of pink
silk, covered with lace and trimmed with
scattered lace medallions. The yoke is bor-
dered by a cascade of oddly shaped Shout
der capes of graduated size. They meet in
a point in the front, where they are held
by fancy buckle, and each is borGered by
a lace ruffle. They extend down over the
sleeves in points. These fall in large puff
to the elbow.
The undersleeve is tight-fitting and is
made of the silk covered with lace. 1t ex-
tends so as to almost cover the hand, and
is finished by a tiny ruching of the lace.
Double lace-trmmed ruffles similar to those
on the waist fall from the bottom of the
sleeve puff at the elbow. The gown is fin
ished by folded girdIe of pink silk.
Pages and flower girls are becoming an
Indispensable part of the wedding cortege.
Indeed, the voluminous trains which many
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der a snray of orange blossoms.

der a spray of orange blossoms.
A dainty gown for the maid of honor is
of crepe de chine In a delicate peach shade
This season the delicate colorS which were
formerly known as pastel shades are now
called after the fruit color which they
most resemble. We thus have banana
peach, pear, lemon and many other fruit
! shades.
This particular peach color gown has an
oddly shaped skirt yoke which is cut out in
five points. These points are continued
down the skirt in two-inch-wide box pleats,
which are only stitched as far down as the
knees The join of the yoke point and the
box pleat is hidden by an applqued medal
lion of narrow white lace ruching. The
skirt is fitted under the yoke with fine
tucks or cords.
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fluffy fringy ornaments fall like the foliage
of the willow tree. However short the
feather, the soft, swaying fringe gives 1t a
look of opulence while the long ones so
treated seem the birthright of royalty
alone.
Superb puppies and faint violets were
displayed by such a plume put straight
hat The fluffy end fell far below the rim
al the back and around the crown were
disposed some rich medallions in Russian
lace.
The lace of all the new millinery is of
the heaviest description, and the most
effective webs have rude handmade
look. Such sorts in mellow ecrus are put
over dead white chiffon and combined
with moleskin or gun-metal gray velvet
for both brim hats and turbanS. Head
gear of the last description is to be much
WON. Vast numbers of turbans are seen,
many in a white braid which initiates
Persian lamb, and many in wired che
mile.
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Guard the Eyesight.


I should like to mention another very I'M
portant matter in regard to the care of
children, and that is proper lookout for
their eyesight. 1t is a subject on which
one cannot be too urgent, for the mischief
Cnce done often can never be repaired and
many people go through life with defective
eyesight, the result of neglect during child
hood. Parents and teachers do not realize
sufficiently their responsibility in this par
ticular. -
Much of the damage is no doubt done in
school. The light may be poor, INSTRUCTED
by surrounding buildings. or the desk may
be badly placed. Some times nearsighted-
ness. astigmatism or SOME other affection
OF the eye is never suspected until the trou-
BILE is aggravated immensely by constant
straining to see the blackboard or map or
by too close application to study. The child
should be frequently questioned regarding
its sight or the eyes examined at intervals
by an oculist, for very often it viii not
know enough to speak of the matter until
it is obliged to don glasses for life If moth
ing worse results. When child complains
Of headache have its eyes examined at
once. Defective vision and strained eyes
will cause severe headaches, and the first
complaint should be warning to inquire
into the cause. Parents should visit the
school room and see that there are no con-
d:tions which would be likely to affect the
cEildren'S eyeSight for, though new teeth
may be bought with money and pain, new
eyes cannot be bought at any price.
1t is very important, then, that the chill
dren's room should be as light as possible
for this reason as well as because sunlight,
next to fresh air. is the best purifier knoyn.
A room where the sun does not penetrate Is
nearly always damp and unhealthy. IN
winter days place the baby's crib where the
sun will shine on it; not in it's eyes, of
course. A crib is easily moved and can be
pushed SO that the head is in shadow while
the body Is bathed in sunlight
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Eli Jefe Hanill
coatesta los cargos que el
abogado de Ia ciu-
dad le hizo

FL Jefe Hamill ha eontestado 6
los cargos que go 10 hicieron, del si :
guiente mode:
10. Qae no estaba 6brio nj bajo
In in f aeacia del lieor.
20. Que es eisr to que pegara con
su bastoa & algunas personas y que
dicho bAst6n ne rompi6.
B.. Qae sus amigos llevAn re-.
volvers.
Ri primer saso (lice( no necesita
mas explicAcion.
Con raspecto al ssgundo aijo, que
prOeedio en- II forms en- que 10 hizo
DO, que eneontro 6 vArios vendedo.
res dufmiendo sobre lRs verdurAs
que habian de vender en- breva. Por
10 cnal llAmo & diehRs personas y
como no despertRraD, us6 IN bast6D.
Admite que pudo usar menos fueIzs,
psro nun 81 que fasss brutal y cruel.
Su bast n se rompi6 d&ndo G 1lpes
en- al suelo. Nisga que fusE G sra
CON el reEto que le qusdara del Das
ton 6 IL persona & quien peg6 CON ell
mismo.
Dice que ii aus compaflaros llava
ban revolvers, OBJ saecia 6 que ha'
biendo penstrado en- el euartel de ID
polieia observe que el gaaraia de sex :
vieio 10 tenia apanaonado al extreme
de que puao tomar tres revolvers
do aus compafisros para que los
que llsvaran.
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FL VOlCdl COlima
en- eStadO ViOlentO
emitiendo laYas en- gran
des cantidades
(De nuestrO corresponsaD

NuevA York, Mayo Is Tsle gra.
fiAn dc GuaAaIsj jAra, Mejico, que el
moute Colima contin1a en- vioiento
estado de- erppci6n. PersonAs que
llegAn & aquellA ciudAd De las cercA'
Mas del vo can, Aseeuran que del
crater sale ma gran masa De lava
sin interruption desde hscs como
tres dixs, y que los vecinos de Tax
pam est&n muy alarm aaos, & pssar
ae hAllArse 6 veinte millas de distRn
cia, como. tambi6n otros villorrios
del vacindaric.
Las erupciones Actn&les SON mu
eho mas violentAs que las que tuvie'
RON lugar hRce algunAs semAnAs.
Snrgen Rrandes nubes de cenizas,
one giran en- direction del Este y
hAcia el mar. Sc teme que las ha'
Ciendas de CO f6 aufrirAn grAnaes
perjuicios, porque 10 lava amenazA
arrasar nm gran area de terreno cul
tivado en- In falda oriental de lA mor.
tAf1a.
Exia te indieior, dice ell cable, de
que se han tornado dos crkteres
nuavos. Lac erupciones van acom
pAfiAd 90 de faertes ruiaos subterl e.
nsos y tsmblores de TERRA.
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Inspection de
0braS PdbliCaS

Aver & las cinco de la tarde regre.
So ssta capital el Cornisionado del
Interior, Gsneral W. H. Elliott,
acompR1lsao del caplt&n Stierle, jefe
de Obras Pdblieas, despu6s de ha.
ber inspeccionAdo los trabHjos que
se sstkn hacienda an las earreteras
de Faiardo y Nsguabo, Aef como Ell
punto de 10 playa de FAjarao, en-
donde ell mar amenaxs destruir 10
aduana y otros eaifeios particulares.
Seg1u nuestros informes los
vecinos de squellos pneblos 90.
tan muy satistsehos CON los trabsjos
que ne est&n practieAndo en- las co
rreteras de 10 parte Este de 10 isla
isla, y hacen muehos elogios de 10
actividad demostrada para lograr
construir una via de Communication
que fseilite el tran 30 de toaa class
ae vshfculos, incluso los aMtom6vi'
les que 30 ven cobibidos circular
por Ia earretera por la eseasex de
6stAs.
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FL hijOde un Mi
niStrO prOteStante
baj6 al preside de
Sirg Sing

Fslipe 9. G armand, por el Se.ito
de fslsedsd en- doeumento, fu6 jag.
gado y sentencisdo por la @ orte de
justiciH, de New burger. & tres amos
de trAbaios forzados en- Ell preside
de Sing Sing.
Germsnd 90 hiio del Revarendo
doctor Felipe Gsrmand, Miniatro de
10 Iglesis MetodistA Episcopal de 10
ealis 83 Caste, es q uno de los minis.
tros mas asbios de la ciuiAd.
l. Los detectives de W .sbarre
Pensilvania, cogieron G armand
fAleific9nao In hrm& de su paAre en-
nm che k por $3.50.
Fate joven registra ANA historic
crimin&l en- POGO tempo.
CuAndo era muehscho fee enviado
6 10 eseuela correctional por preten
der pAsar nm chetk k falso en- una
dulceffA.
Es tambien acussdo de habsr CD
t. fsdo en- mas de AZ hotslas, Ga d.
ferentea lugAres del pals pasando
check fAlsos.
CaAndo cumpla Ga condena ven
dr6 q Puerto Rico, indudablem IN te
6 ocupAr an puesto en- a'guna ofici
No pGbliea.
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Una sdplica

Sc ha exsraviado nm colgsnte de
orc mate con Adornos On el centric
de orc brillauts, y CON die del mis-
mo metal.
Esta prenda fa6 psraids sntre sie.
te y ocho de Ia mafiana de hoy y On
propie lad del sefior Auieeto CepeaA,
q ae habisa en IN ealle de San Sebas'
tian, 1msro 25 altos. Este ssfioY
gratificarx 81 que 10 hays eneon
trado.
Para mas ir formes, fac extravia'
Dc d cha prem 10 ca el trsyecto de II
Pa xa ael Mercaao 6 la cAsa del se
nor Capsaa.
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IA Correspondence D1 PUlRTO RICO IS DI MAYO DE 1908
Don Jose LedeSlna
y Saldafla

:
Hoy ss hs saio sepaltufa 6 laa l |
y cuarto, oil ead&vsr dc este Que + {
bnen ciudadano y baen puertorri'
On M,
Lleno de vida, robusto, sigoroao,
pareefa llamaaA su exlsteNeiA pro
loEg gArae por muchos amos. Y ID
musrts le hir.6 De dbito puaisrA de
cirge, CON erusldad terrible. Pareee
All que le v 6ramos pasar frents
esta redAcei6n CON "a Andar reposa
do y su rostro apaeible como el dc
todo' hombre que los fntimaa fec
clones del hogar y al enlto leyanta
do de la eiencia- rinae aus Rmores.
Ha eaido. Junto 6 90 lecho dc
dOlor la Amistad, ell cA1if1o, 10 bendi.
ci6n de euantos de 81 reeibieron
pruebAs de su negotiable bonaad,
rodekronle CON solicitud extrama On
Ell supreme anhela de que aque.loa
ojos que iam&s se volvieron indife'
rentes ante la sgana dseaichA NO nc
entorn&ran para siemprs en- el impe'
netrAble a1eAno de 10 muerte.
IA cAido. Los etfaerzos de 10
cieneia estrell6ronse ante 10 traidora
enfermedaa que dos t-uy6 su vida
eaando empesabA eta 6 q 3recer en-
la virilidad.
. Dom Joa6 LadeamA deaem pc nc
puestos de honor en- 10 pasaaa epo
90 del gobieruo espafiol, y fu6 secre'
tario de 10 Junta Superior de las
trueei6n P6blies, eoncej u, Director
del LAboratorio Q afmico muniei pal,
miembro de 10 Real Sab delegation
do FArmaeia, y ahora miembro del
mismo tribunal de 10 Janta Superior
de Sandal.
Estuvo estableeido como fArma'
c6utieo en- San Juan, y 6 POGO no Ia
foe pr6spera 10 suerte 8 irgres6 en-.
tonees ocupAndo el primer puaato
entire 10 dependencies de 10 fArmAcia
B anco.
e. se d. Or B anco hace algnn aias
EMBARGO para Espafls.
: ri senior Leaesna entr6 ense gai'
do 6 formar parte como soeio de
aquella fArmaeis, y fac entonces
euando le sorprsndi6 la n uerte.
DON Jote L aesmA era hombre de
s6lida cultara y aeaso el primer q af
mieo puertorriq gef1o. La moaesIfa,
sin embargo, fac en- 81 virtue que le
distingufa sin afsetAcionss y Sin di.
simulos.
Veiasele en- Ga estu aio de 10 boti.
ca, siemprs Aetivo. car:floso siem
pre- CON cuantos s 81 se aeereabAr
Dsntro de su pobrezs, fa6 un fi.6n.
tropo. En- el apa1tA bArrio de
Palo Seso dsrram6 & manos llenas
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Las anterioras eifras hablan por
Of sofas, Hue]ga todo, gomen tario.
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PONCE AL DIA
Varias nOtiCias
del SdbadO
de maestro cosresponsol)

LIE Tttt6sGTV eOTTeSpOItSUt/
Mayo %.
E. ex -poliefa ms ntcipal Francisco
Qufntana, acusaco . de haber dispara.
do an tiro cont n el paisano Franz
cisco Qaintana, fue conden&do G tres
meses de cGrcsl, s ingreao W en- 10
misma. al juicio oral Sc vio aver, y
el hecho 90 PROVO por varios testi-
gos.
Sc In enfsrmado en- esta eiudad 10
sefiorA ssposa del .doetpr. Vszauez,
con quien vino aver 6 Ponce. De.
seamos 10 meioffa de 10 expresada
ssfiora.
Sc eneuentra en- Ponce nuestro es'
timado amigo el raputaao tenicida
doctor RAldiria. El doctor Raldiris
embareark para ls Habana el dfa 26,
en- ell vapor <Julias
He regrssado de los Estsdos Uni
dos Ell respectable eomerciante de
Ponce, sefior don Enrique Fritzs.
-Msnana partir&n para los Estados
Unidos, en- el vapor aCoamo,s via
San Juan, don Carlos Armstrong v
familia, don Mario sreado v fanfs
liza, don Luis CAsals, don Juan Cor
tada, don Auge. Olsz,gasti y selio !.
rita hsrmana, don Felipe Vidal, DON
Lucas Amadeo y don Arturo SubifiG.
Don Juan Gilst y familia tambien
partir&n On ese vApor, con direction
& Europa.
Hoy salarG aqpf el 1ltimo nd nero
del sDiario de Ponca.s Eata publ.
caei6n eontinuAla q su labor en- Are
cibo.
Mafana domingo por 10 ncehe ae
eelebrark una vsladA lfrieo literaria
en- 10 casa de don Jose Marin, Gale
de 10 salud, en- obss quio de 10 se1i0'
rita mayae d axanA Dolores Altieri
Tomarkn psrte en- dieha veleda apre.
ciables slementos de esta ciudad.
Sc hA visto en- 10 Corts Federal el
iuieio de ana demands de don JAvier
Mariani, pidiendo una indemnizaei6n
& In eompaflfa del ferroearriI fran.
eel, por trabsjos y diligenciss prac.
ticadas en- pro de dieha compafifa.
I'll Jarado aeordo al sei1or Mariani
una indemniz sei6n de cuatro mil dol
lars, cue habrk de pagar 10 eompa-
MIA exprssada.
Sc estG cercando de mampoa tsrfa
oil lado Este del feontfo del eemsnte.
rio cAt6lieo de Oanas. Dieho frente
ynfAa 0nna ~ mokpo@
Miguel Torres del barrio de San
Anton, ha siAo Acusado de violar 6
la nina LsonardA Colon, de diez amos
de eaad. RI autor de ess horrible
erfmen, estA prsso desae hoy.
Contir dan los cultos del Mes de
Maria en- el templo cat6lico CON gran
solemnidad. Sc est& ensayando ana
gran misa para cantsrla en- 10 festi-
vidad del tltimo domiE go de Mayo.
En 10 pr6xima semana sa ver& pro.
bAblsmente, en- IL G orte Federal. sl
juicio de To- demands de 10 sefiora
Voig y DacAstro. contra ell pueblo de
Puerto Rico, Ell Tesorero dc Puerto
Rico y el G olector dc Rentas Iatsr.
mas de Ponce, por habsrse CD igaao
& ,pAgar & 10 demanaante, por medic
del remate de una finea, anas eontri.
bueiones que no le correspondent.
aformAremos,
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Una postal eXDreSiVa

(Dc maestro corrsspons0O
Mayo, %. - Un pos To de Por 60 ha
hecho In Aiguiente postA.: .,
La tarjeta reprsse nta sl palacio
de- 10 FortAlezA. :.
aUn ed.fcio impt rtante:
ell pAlAcio del gobierno.
que le por gan, bien delante,
el verso que grab6 al Dante
{ 10 entrada del inferno.
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s E P A s E

Que no publicamos comunica1os
sin que sean pagaaos por aaelaa-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan po-
INA Inca , Ia Inca vale diex cenf
t&v0s.
Las cartas que vengan co con-
maaicaAo ia % inporteao % coa-
teshp.
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Sc eneuentra en- Ponce nuestro es'
timado amigo el rsputaao tanicida
doctor Raldiris. El doctor Raldiris
smbareark para 10 Habana eli dfa 25,
en- eli yApor sJulia.s
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Cata0O tiene derechO
a que sc atienda su hi
giene p1blica
Hoy Sc abre !al SerViCiO pdblicC
la Oflcina postal
sLa Correspondence, muy leida all


Mayo 26.--Como el terreno de- Ga.
tAflo on tan foio, las primitivas le.
trinAs conG truidRs CON harriles, Cd.
tkn on eAtos dias de lluvia saesgra.
nAndose.s Excuso'dscir, que ell olor
que despiaen no es de rosas. lQuS
le eoatarfA Al doctor ne nor Rodri.
Ruex, ofleial de Sandal dc .Baya.
mon, GirAr ana vista De inspection
pOr aquif Antes viAitaba este po.
blAdo mas 6 menudo.
El corresponsal del sBoletin,s en-
cate casario, hA deelarado en- sMs no.
tas, que no se ocupara mas de higie.
ne, porque estk ~ eansado. lie aoy
10 rax6p; pero 20 no me eanso. In.
niatir6 On este aauntO, hastA que Ca
tAfIo este en- condolences de vivien.
do, como 10 estA Santuree. Y puede
conseguirse, si 10 Junta Local dc
SAniaad 90 empef1A en- clio.
Hl mejor pAseo que tiene este po-
blado, ca 10 playa nol to, qor lA brisa
del mar, que nadie puede negAr que
90 sAna. Pero 10 familia que inten.
to pasear por ella, y se deacuide con.
pAtos,s porque Adem&s de estar lle'
na de basurs, se encuentran, & eada
cuatro 8 einco pies de DISTANCES,
montones de mAterias fecales.
Asi es que hay que buscar el sAire
puro,s en- ell mangle.
SAneen, por Dios, este poblado
pintQresco, que en- 10 1nieo que 10
fAltASpAr competir CON Ell versailles
de San Juan, que dirfa el amigo
sSemper.D
Anoche levanto de nusvo colum.
mas 10 logia sLoarina,s do BAyAm6n.
Sc celebr6 10 primsra tsnida con
aSistencia de gran n1mero de maso'
mes, entire los que iguraban grandes
aignAtarios del gran oriente.
Segun me han informado, hoy 40
Abra al p6blico la administration de
Correos de este poblado, en- la casa
n1mero 182 de- 10 ealle de 10 eArre'
terra.
Los muchachos de aquf, se han
dedicAdo al ssports de usAr amos pi'
titos que tienen loco al vesindario.
Los eomerciantes NO pueden haeer
sus cAlculos, pues los aistraen esos
vagos CON tantAs pitadas, que le
rompen los tfmpanos & nm sordo.
Traslado 6 10 policfa.
Dssde el primsro de Enero & trsin.
to de Abril, se han inscrito en- ell re-
gistro civil de este poblado, 55 nif1os
y en el miAmo periodo de tempo, se
han muerto Al personaS.
HA gnatAdo mucho el n1mero de
Ella Correspondeneias del aAbAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25

He regrssado de los Estsdos Uni
dos Ell respectable eomefciante de
Ponce, sefior dom Enrique Fritzs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
Las huelgaS
leOyOrkinaS
de maestro correaponsaD

I CV sst%o00O OVtfCHpDUSSAt1
Naeva York. Mayo IA LA 81
guients estaa stica bastark 6 dar una
Idea aproximaaa de 10 impol tAncia
que reviaten les huelgAa que actual.
mente ne tteelebrAA" an esta eiadad:
Empleados y obrer0B aaspsn.
y uIuOw l0Uu
CArpinterus en- hue'gs. 10000
Oarreteros en- i'd ......... $500
ObreroB dol fsrroearfil sub.
terfAne0. ......... 4uuU
Otros obreros de distintos
oficios .................... 10000
Total de hombres sin trabaio. 10000
Las obras que con motive dc estAs
huslgAs estkn paralizadas, repre-
sentan en- pocas palabras, los 81
gnientes valores;
Ferrocarril subterrG.
ueO. p bu. UUU .UUU
280 casRs dc vecindad
que ne construyen.. 3 23.750 900
10 escuslas p1 olieas.. 5 100000
% edifieios altos para
odcinas. -. s 13 100000
13 hotelss. ss.......... 5 IA 600 600
Nueva Aduana ...... 8 5000. 900
Otros edificios en- toda
10 ciudad. ..-..... s 10000, 900
s
Total. ..,... 8 l25.s5o, 900
Las Anterioras eifras hablan por
sf RolAM, HueJea todo. uomen tArio.