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Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

A dispatch from New York says.
at tho offices of Morgan & Seabury,
attorneys for George w. Beavers. for
me,ly chief of the division OF salary
and allowances, in the postoffice de-
partment, it was said today that MIR.
Beavers was not fugitive from JUS
tice. Mr.. Seabury, Beavers lawyer,
said: "Mr. Beavers is not in hiding
He is not seeking to escape the oper-
alton of the law. OF course l b lieve
in my clients innocence, but beg
to be excused from making any state
ment at present which think would
be premature. / may maks state
ment at some later date.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

The bureau of pensions takes the
position that pensioning examing sur
geons are not within the classified
service, and, therefore,. a surgeon may
be removed for political reasons.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

President Roosevelt will send q
strong financial message to congress
when it assemb'o os in extra session
Nov. o.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24
Free Delivery for Columbus.

Postmaster General Payne has is
issued an order allowing Columbus
free delivery service, with three car
riers, one substitute, twenty mine let
ter boxes aud three package boxes.
The service begging on September I.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Ex congressman George P. Harri-
son will run for congress in the Third
Alabama congressional district.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Secretary shaw announces that he
did not discuss Louisiana Federal
patronage with Presid mt Roosevelt
during his recent visit to Oyster Bay.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

r. 3. Davis, who lives four miles
east Of Hattieaburg, brought In large
deer recently, which he had killed
from q herd Of fve. He reports plen-
by Of game IN hia neighborhood and
says wild turkeys are numerous.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

It has been announced that the
Chinese will hold a mass meeting to
make an emphatic protest against their
exclusion from the United States.
They will ask their government to en-
act tariff regulations against American
900 as matter of retaliation if the
immigration restrictions are not re-
moved.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

The comptroller of the treasury has
completed the examination Of the ac-
counts of Postmaster Vancott. of New
York City, for the quarter ending De-
cember 81, 1902, which he took up as
the r. suit of the postoflice investiga-
ton, and has allowed all the accounts
except On item of $3.50 paid to ID. y.
Croft for alleged servo as cashier OF
the New York post. flee at the rate OF
$3.50 year. Postmaster Vancots
contends that he was acting under di-
rections of superior Officer and had
no control over Mr.. Graft 5 appoint
ment, which was made from Washing
ton; but the comptroller says these
facts do notrelieye the disbursing oh
Ger from responsibility.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

I clliy all the cardinals now Ia Rome,
kneeling at the bedside watched the
passing Of his soul. Earlier Ia the
day Cardinal Serafno Vannuattelii
had impre sively p poaoupced the abb
solution in articulo morris.
The condition of his holiness varied
from agony to come. Wishing to re-
lieve him DR.. Mazzoni suggested that
morphine shonl be administered, but
DIR. Lapponi did not agree. fearing
that the end might be quickeDed.
OF this supreme moment DR.. lap
poni gives an impressive description
He said:
s.Death occurred through exhaus
ton, although in the last two houss
Pope Leo made supreme effort to
gather all his energies. He succeeded
in recognizing those about him by the
sound of their voices, as his sight vas
almost entirely lost. Still he made a
marvellous display of his energy and
even bis death was really grand. 1t
was resigned. calm and serene Very
few examples can be given of a man
of such advanced years after so ex-
haustive an illness, showing such su-
preme courage in dying. The pontiff's
last breath was taken at exactly four
minutes past four. I approached
lighted candle to lis mouth three
times, according to the traditional GER
emonial, and afterwards declared the
Pope to be no more. I then went to
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

The businessmen situated along
Front and Ivy Streets, two of the
principal business thoroughfares of
Ellisville, have made arrangements
with the Ellisyille Cotton Seed Oil and
Ginning Company to secure water
supply from the deep we'll owned by
the company. The water will be
piped along the two streete and hy-
drants viii be placed at convenient in
tervals, thus aff,rding an ample water
supply and additsonal fire protection.
Oil and Ginning Company Organized.
The Ellisyille Cotton Seed Oil and
Ginning Company has published it's
charter at Ellisville. The purposes Of
the &C mpany are to conduct q ginning
business and to manufacture cotton
seed oil and its byproducts. The au-
thorizsd capital is s50,00 It is uu-
derstood that the company will ac-
quire the ginning plant of T. r. Holl-
imam as the nucleus of it's plant.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24
viii Re EIectrocutcd,

Toledo. o. Alfred A knapp. Who
was convicted at Hamilton OF the mnr-
der Of his wife, will go TO the electric
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Senators Hanna and Quay, it is
said, opposed the confirmation OF
General LIE nard Wood to be G major
general.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

An iron hop,l, an instrument OF tor
ture used by the Spaniards of Louis
lana, will :. exhibited at the St.Louis
Fair.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Representative P. T. Burton, Of
Clevelend. Ohio, chairman of the
rivers and harbors committee of the
House of Representatives, and Major
Frank Mahen tretired) Of the engi-
neers corps. have arrived at Berlin and
are studying Germapy's canals. river
improvements and harbors generally
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Secretary Hay announces that the
incident created by the question OF
The presentation Of the Jewish petit
ton to Russia Is closed.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Lou siana will exhibit statues OF
sulphur, sugar and rice at the st.
Louis exposition.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Alabama leads all of the states
the Union in the number of bankrupt
cy petitions filed in the Federal
courts.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

General Yonng will succeed General
Miles as il, utensnt general OF the
army.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

The Russian foreign ofilce announces
that it is wiling to regard the Jewish
petition a. closed.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

The indictment of George W. Bea-
vers. by the Federal grand Jury at
Brooklyn, caused no surprise at
Washington. Two other officials
were also indicted, but their names
cannot be learned.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Gen. Leonard Wood has been pro-
NOTED the rank Il major gsneral.
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24
Wise Move al EnisyiIle.

lower gradas of goods
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

Justice David j. Brewer, of the
United States Supreme Court, defend
ed government by Injunction in an
address before the Iowa State Bar As
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

A movement is on foot to amalga-
mate the English Methodist ch urches.
DIR. Mckenzie Davidson. OF Charing
Gross hospital, London, has success
fully treated cancer by means Of rad
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24
sociation at Des Moines.

The cotton mills at Fall River,
Mass, will curtail production until
October. #&
Greene County herald., 1903-07-24

The by-election in Barnard Castle,
England. is looked forward to with
great interest. The Chamberlainites,
Liberal and Labor parties have candi-
natas in the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
JENNIE CHAMBERLAIN'S SONS
ARE To HELP RULE ENGLAND
BEAUTIFUL oiRL. THE aicHEsr WIDOWS OVER
THgRE. 10 AN ARDENT POLITICIAN

LONDON LADY Hayior Loylani.
once the famous beauty. Jennie
Chamberlain. OF Cleveland. O. nov
one Of the richest widows In En-
gland Intends that her two boys. Al
bert Edward. Is. and little dsolEe.
shall - politicians and government
makers. She u educating them along
liberal party lines.
The eldest. Albert EawaFd, Is =
xodaon % King Edward. whoaa fond.
ness for the American beauty first
made hrr famous The boy suoresd-
ed his father la 1852
LADY Mayor isYland herself n a
brilliant politician Years aEa she
took tho stump with her HUSBAND In
hiH campaigns Zoe election 10 par
Lament II was through her tufius
snee that he changed fruHn a Tory 70
a Liberal and continued ln bis aa,Af
A few weeks after hts death shs
gave up the saihes u her first deep
mourning Tor him and worked VIA
oruusiy for the man who suoossdea
90 hiz seat
she has anfns decided political
views. which the sudden death Of
her husband prevented her from
carrying cut hut ahr hopes 10 sse
their ffuitien through her sons. She
has Recently emerged ffofa hat long
period - mourning and hsa opened
her Hyde PARK house ena of ths
most magnificent residences In Lon
Don.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

up the present farm. where IN 1915
she married Joel George
Mff Neofse has always been heal
thy. and has Required the surtt ovs az
a physician bat uncv ih the last two
years
The only falling noticed ia hsf fac
ultias II that she IL slightly deaf.
ana foe the past year has had %
wear HlaHnra She gets around With
the .td u cane, and. although
feeble. N more active than her So.
tie never married and ia blind. hav-
ing useI With au accident when q
years old Mother and 900 are IN
srnrrahle companions,
Mrs Georges recollection - thc
war u tsit = vivid slss often tells
81 the burning ~ buffalo Had the
fUtiau atrsriteH
she has two children. Ihuss ana
Mrs ~ II Norton Mr. Norton T.
the mother ~ -four children and the
xrantmafher - seven Joel George
the huHhand ~ Mrs d=arHr. died q
reara hKn ite VHH a psusiaHer ~
the war % ists. ard hts widow ia YET
the recipient - his nsustnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

uuFFALo Don't walk 50 fast.
mother I am tired These we're
the words used yesterday BY James
NeorEp, - 10 hts mother Mira ne.
Utah George, los They we're takins
their evening stroll on the path that
leads from the George homestead to
The road, tao miles asHs 81 the vi.
taEc % Lancaster aad about n
miles kaat % iiuffaio
Mrs- George n shown in the ple.
tufs wearing the white cap. % her
lrft d SEATED Der son Jas Georra
The woman AZ thfe risht III the uppsf
row = Mre. Georges daughter. Mrs
~ u Norton. = The others are
grandchildren and rrrat-Euand-
children Of Mira. George.
The are ct MFz. urnrre would
FcWrselY be credited. 50 we'll j. she
preserved WsF~ " not Tor the fact
that Il u authenticated IN the rye
nrt ef her birth at Wells. Rutland
county Vermont. August T. iTBf
she vas the daughter uf afr ard
MFA Alice Summer. TIE family
moved 60 Hamburg when psiilah
ssar a child and " years sso tocA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
STUCK PINS
INTO her
INSANITY EXPERTS reV cru
eiAL rEsr ON MRS ALLEN

me Insanity commission appoint.
"a ~ Superior judge Heu 60 Saam.
IL. inla tht mental condition Of Mra
&len Alien. wh0 ln a fit az jealousy
kinad Mfa. Laura Graham last week.
A. make its repeFt tomorrow. Mem.
he 81 ihe committee refuse Go say
an4tanE about their diagnosis untl
kfat tiuge.
Nrs Allen waa thoroughly exam.
mes hypF I.ouEhary and nF sharp.
leas insanity czpert1 Wednesday
Mefnina. and asau foaaY On both
ceeasiens she talked discennectcdiy
a. zeefnea "a knew none ~ her
fi8tnds Many pvfaons who have
knaNn her Cor years were questioned
as an STATED that she was very
epsstnifie woman There was little
IN .dencs 60 shaW any real mtnia. al.
Ehuakh many said that On the dAy
% iha shoeiiaa she had acted Ike 4
EsffaN woman
Fl Thia neralHx the physicians thrust
E ss into her limbs % zee whether
n nerves would eafrY the impress
s zsnn ~ pSin 80 hea brain out ahs
DC not even Vince
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

huntpfe end while under ths effects
- u4uar procured there fali en- ths
railroad tack aud vac manaiad - n
train.
The fuaHhaaas g. resort - fa1ier
uufarn enH has 80 I.lHat H0aHsa Tire
existence - she dive sses reported O.
fas pfaHseutina attorney - Coroner
ffuys last sight @na u - aoaaibis thst
ths pfautlsfaf ufu b. arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

INsuRoENTs WHIPPED ARMY
or IMPERIAL TROOPS

NHTANTIsoPLE. Aug. 1.-Ths
s.yr.e.ssas- 2saang sent from Andrianopie
70 the Kirk Kiissas district have been
defeated By The Insurgents. who nov
number six thousand In the District
VIENNA. AUG. IA dispatch To-
day. states that the Insurgents are
holding all the villages In the district
u kfsihOtfiu0vo "a Fiilayst and Am.
anopis. They hhvs burned eYery
guard housa from urumkivd 70 The
coast killing or scattering al the &C
cfpauts.
me AlbaHiaua have murdered q
number ~ Christians az fpek The
orient railway has dismissed all the
bulgarian employee under the sua-
Blelan that they are IN league with the
insurgents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
ALASKA IN A NUTSHELL

For brief aud of situation
tho northern which has Investigated by
tho senatorial
statement made by "a
committee to star today "a
lie said Two things that than
hinH elise the unlimited N and
the untold possibilities Of its gold ed particularly the
hack
Alaska held development
ilt the lack OF sood roads FOE transportation facilities
second
which nkorutiau
eht These companies keep 1htfH ptnhiFe and
Alaska VIII
been broken WIN
"A -
b. greater an 81 @
Senators Dillingham;
the East niEht BY
Patterson left
10
neHuta home this he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Esautsioa ard Picnic Sunday
August 20
To Point Defiance and TncnHaa
Good nluain Riaames Capital city
isasrs LAZY Has DICK a. m
fouf lunch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
BLIND PIG
IS BLAMED
A. W. NELSON KILLED Nv TRAIN
LEFT a DIVE DRUNK

49, returned fnaf nlaht
man she 49, Killed : short fistzn-s
fran Hen EkHu'a faadhalaF . 81
uiArk nlzmaud FealaffiaT mnrnira. ~
first 4 49, thaaahf that ths man 5 -
cart f8hansan Hdt last sv~uu-H 81 ~as
fauud that BE- vas A " &flsaa
Nelson vas Wsll hnnNu at she MA 4
usamona srIHaa where b. bad hren
usrkiHa &c nae time.
tie had lsash dFinkinn ~ Evaus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
COAL
!. FROM NEWCASTLE

II II ThaTutou this morn
~ r~criVsst letter from Capt. ftas-
fnasssn q the schooner fnsa. written
Auxlzzf "a a. Nsrna. sn3 telling %
are Incas trip from Nsweastis.
Ausirsiia. % that place TIE trip
waA made m 81 aays Nith a cargo %
enni ahrarsf IL r. stated thst this la
shs FIRST trip q To- kind ever made
frufu Newcastle 10 Meme. The Gaca
feft Nome August q for Seattle and
T. de 10 arrtFs here anaut sautesn~
brr Da
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

CLEVELAND. oma Aus. - Ara.
Aiss andsH WIufan wife q he rHir#
asatra autasaahifa manufacture rarn
-. - :, -, - s.-N>--:->~s>Hs~ .,---s..
fas Hram fha f1p a Fa5I fHff HufH
Ehs i4ha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
BLEW UP
Explosion IN Steel Plant Kills One
and lsIur,s Several workmsn

CHICAGO Ms Aug IA steam
pipe burst this morning IN the Iifi-
nais Steel eompany's plant Michael
Muszyuaki was Instantly killed. one
man Il missing and three we're ter
fihiY scalief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
TO FIT HIM OUT HERE

Every suit IN this all wooiuot shop
durable possible all scam
ui OF. perfect ft prices the lowest In tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
ANNOUNC CEMENT,

that oh
Our rnf hk % evry " q
rsb5yns hswhsrs are sure 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
THE MARKET
WHolEsAlr pRlcrs

WHOLESALE PRICES
fTess. pftes. are - sar saY.s ~ ausa-
ttiss rxlcss 81 snan FefraAss. sssr.s.
o. r~r esal hirsssA
PreSislens
Ftrsh Nsst-eeu tstf IL e. stess besf
- b. vesh sdtes ~ FrgE aNe u
sea tvs y ssNi-a. frssh. isss y
Vegetables
Grpen earn. saaSgl - bex. native . q
ssf saek California; potatoes par.
kanka. . Ngi % eNt. sweet potatoes
A. to native early ruse q % ewts ear
rats ms saek rutahans.. . Z. cab.
has, isse D.. canaflowsr Stasc a.
tpnaase@s. sa - bqxs wax heAuA =
eaeamhsrs. ~ g. das cslsFY. ~ Goa
faaiehesl ise aoasn hgnchrs eaisns
- esr sat srssn. ior 80 Jesse ear'hss
Cautasota wAlpfrasiefsss q aea1 ~ B~F asa
xssiss,. sss,sas. 3 - = e. ssS rl.as, =
Green Fruit. Ste.
Asflss astte. taeasl &c Esavsst.ls..
Fsei s bexs crab s14~ss. natfnuEs.
rs0ti = cal gsams o. % se~t.. natis.
Sakiue ssswfefss SO ~ 81. caii.
fsTr.a cr3~fsrls sssso par bon
r. l ssssss. i.,s.s ls ssss... 2 !, ].
Z ts4l = tas rraEss. sweetwater. IS
sskay. q Sc rsss Peru 9 81
stsy. Grsis ard Feed
Oats "a tor eaffey. ~ ton. wheat
- tanl ehas. 80 tea ahertz "a
tsal pFsa, 81 - taa ell nseL ~ - ssa
= " umetAy. aew. SIS too. 8. ".
tss ~esai har. 50 oe tsas So aifslta.
Has tor nsw paxns sound h@y. 81 y
ts.s raiAdiinEs. taes
sustsr. Chess. Eess. Poultry
Ss,ssg.- = ass.ssss= sEe@se-rsss. pse. AL
rsss fsvsa saasA. sfesSs ss.. E~sssrA
fasss~-Sativ. wasssastaa taa sr.ssa.
las r~aafHsr tes Hatss. bfleH. tt8tss
fsaltrr- uFsesss taEssfs. AZ 2ss. as-
.ksnz tsGia'asl I've ezSNA 10 NvsssA
b.. sprieS shiSksass Elss do@s I've
s-e.A iseiis.
Prices TO PRODUCERS
s gTAss- Fslrss sr. - rueis sssIvsr-d al
rsisses4 hsissg 4sses. - "a IA asos 10
tzs aU9
" y ~ .. s>-,>.> ~~-->s->-s~~I zee. .y.-,
pNss.re U4shfz4tea sIaaskF as1. tFa "
"a. asfalfs. - - al tou. eats. ~ -
trn. hArlsy. g. 20 ton. wheat s2o
Zen. kraA ~ p ton ahefts. LIN t4ns
5aiseiinss "a q ten. PAGES Sound hay,
30 % ia
-. Eges Poultry ara LlSssteos
. k.sexius eaiczsns g sasJt . aon
nj Ekxs. fresh Fnnzh. -a<fssr. i've hens.
- ~ i've alsks. - Is dressed veal
$40 sEve@ze mattaH. aSa1ae D. drraa-
z q hnas Tt.9kr sas 1Aas1s naxf qsNH "a fess
- D. ats~fs 80 faqt . = sAisss g tsst.
see u. hgss - fsst p - ssasS sssias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
PRICES 10 PRODUCERS

= kssFrius eaickens g saft1 ana
~ Ekxs. fresh rnneh. -<fsfr. I've hFns.
- ~ fiVa dIEks. - u arwsaet veal
49, 4Eva@xG mattal. aSaAGe 70. drraa-
u hpss T.9ke ss 1Aasss h@~f gsH4 "a iess.
- D. ate~fa faq1 . - calves - tset
refess u haes - tps1 y - Afz<s aa9fa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21
UNA TDRA ANRlA Y ToNTA.S

Sc crela antiguamente, que una
medicina era ben6fica en- proportion
& 10 pepugnante de su sabor y olor;
pero va sabemos que tai idea era
un disparate. No hay ninguna ra-
z6n por la cual Ia medicina deba
offender 4 Ilos sentidos mas que los
alimentos, y por 10 nismo, uno de
los triunfos mas grandes que ha al
oanzado la quimica en- los 1ltimos
amos. consiste en- 10 que SO puede
lamar la redanci6n del aceite de
hfgado de bacaIao. Todo 81 mundo
sabe euan asquerosO es el sabor J
olor de esta droga en- su eatado ma
tHral, Y no es de extraf1arse que la
mayorfa de Ia gente declare quo
prefiere aufrir Ia enfermedad toe
mar ell aceite de hfgado de bacalao.
A pesar de todo 10 que Sc Olga en-
contrario, las emulaiones son entera-
mente tan repugnantes como el q.
ceite puro. Ahora bien, es una do
las leYes de Ia naturaleza, que IN
remedio que es repugnante aI olfato
Y al paladar, y que fambien reVuel-
We Ell est6mago, no puede producer
buenos resultados, pues 81 4 organis-
mo se rebela en gn contra y 4 gri-
tos pide deshacerse de 81. El mila-
gro apetecido 90 encuentra en- Ia
PREPARATION De WANHP0LE.
On "a oual tenemos Ia parte vaHosa
del aceite, sin los deulas elementos.
Este moderno efcaz remedio sea
tan sabroao como Ia mieI v conkiene
los prineipios nntritivos curakivOs
del Aeeite de Hfgail0 de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos dc los hfgadoa
freseos del bacalao, combinadoa con
Jarabe de Hip0fosftog, Malta j Ce-
razo SiIvestre. Tornado antes de los
alimentos, evita y oura Ia TOs, Dis
popsia Nerviosa, Afecciones de los
Pulmoncs Y todaa las Intermediates
que Sc originan por las impurezas de
Il sangre. El 6r. DR.. Juan IL. Vaca-
rezza, de Buenos Aires, dice: Me ED
grato haecr eonstar Ell buen Eesulta-
do que he obtenidO con gn prapaEa-
ei5n, especialmente en- los nifios con
valescientes, aneianas dehilitados
ca genera" " Oada d6sis es efectiya.
g Nadie sufre IN desengafio con es-
Ia. ne venta en- todas Las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21
Ginemat6gfaf0
JeanG Diaz.

En- los programs repartidos Sc
anuncia para esta noche la Ultima fun
ci6n cinematogr6fca.
Hemos visto 10 variado y selecto del
espect6culo anuneiado, pues las mas
preciosas vistas ser6n expuestas esta
noche. EI n6mero de elias es de vein
te y cinco Y iguran como mas intere-
santes las de la muerte de Leon XIII
fiesta de Tol6n, bombardeo de la ciu-
dad de Pekfn, bale de Cupido, la sir
viente y el soldado v otras de recono-
ci 10 m6rito, pues va han sido expues-
tas en- otras funciones.
La funai6n Sc dividira en- parties,
y aseguramos SO vera lleno ell teatro
por todos los papSs con sus respecti-
vos nihos. La entrada es de situa-
ci6n, 25 centavos con luneta. Al tea
tro, pues, 4 divertirse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

y ax tro de essgela asle pifsa
ssla com ier0g, ufla Iin1osnH
We aiarao de San Juan pnhIica nna
carta de ia que copio los siouienfas pgs-
rrafoss tirnado p0r Lon LLiaes padi-
ila. del pueblo de Lsolga.
A yos0tros apelo como 1ltimo es-
fnerzo, para me yolvar 4 pasar por eI
para mf doloroso trance de yer morir
8 mis- hijos, come acaba de morris mi
esposa, por mi absolute falta de recur
SOS.
iPiedad, cOmpafler0a
Una pesata que ahorreis de vuestros
modestisimos sueld0s. por esta soIa
vez, con destino al alivio De mi rsfsara
situaci6n, serYir6 tarnbien para amino
rar las tormentosas ideas que ain cesar
nae asaftan.
No Os avergonceis de haber tenido
por compafler0 & IN hombre que se
resigna pediros limosna, Vieio, enter
mo y sin fuerza ffsicaa para seguir Iu-
chaLdO. Tened piedad de mi v Dios
os 10 premiar&.
No hay una persona decente que no
80 conmueYa ante esa dolorosa situa-
ci6n.
Es6 lnfeliz anciano. de GO amos
que segu ranle1te habr6 edncado dos
tres generaeiones. veneiCko nor IA lnise-
ria despu6a do habar cOnaa rae0 iii
nagisberio casi t0taa su vida, Eiene aue
pedir una humillante Iinoana para n0
nnorirse de hanhra con sua des1iolsa
dos hiios.
ltlue varauenza
b acabo de hablar con las distingui-
das pr0fesoras dc este pueblo, s0nOri-
tas Laura LIopis, Candelaria Cantres,
y Maria Cabrera Gas mujeres siempre
son mas compasivas que los homhres)
elias est6n dispnestas & contribuir
para aIiviar ell doIor del pohre anciano.
Someto La consideration de los
Sres. Delegates la Camara, eI case
presente. por ahors, que respondan
los que deben.
iSres. Profesores ...... una limosnal
Jos< Elias Levis.
,7lsa7G Dins.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21
Haranjas de Puerto Rico

Nes York Noviembre 3. Las ma
raaja de Pto Rico continuan yiento
en- popa. En- la passda semans, ade-
mas de que Ia cantidad que Sc recibi6
fue buena, la demsnda era espl6ndids.
de modo que todo esta bien.
De los 4 6 5 mil paquetes del 6ltimo
l6nes, f. H. Keeler & Co., recibieron
cerca de 900 cajas en- refrigeration.
Este cargamento vino en- ell vapor
SPonceS y es la segunda vez que vie
ne este cargsmento desde que dicho
Vapor hs sido mejorado con departa-
tsmento frio 8 refrigerator.
La firma de referencia participa
que lIegaron en- perfecto estado las
naraDjas v que no necesitan que sean
re-empscadas. La dnica falta possible
que Sc le encuentra, dicen ellos, es
q. una gran parte de las frutas estaba
muy verde cuando fueron embarcadas
v Sc conservaron en- ell mismo estado.
Por supuesto este es un adelanto por
que cuando La fruta viene en- saxon, Sc
conserva asi mismo. va hemos pedi-
do mas cantidad de naranjas de las
que podemos acomodar Es aprobado
ell trafico en- naranjas de Pto Rico del
modo que 10 hacemos, por que ell cam
bio de tempertura por este modo no
hace NADIA.
Gonserv6ndolas en- ell viaje en- este
estado, cuando son sacadas de las cajas
para la venta, estan msgni6css y pue-
den ser embarcadas para otro punto,
sin ningun riesgo.
La firma de que hablamos, cree que
Ia refrigeration hara una gran revolu-
ci6n en- ell negocio de pifias de Puerto
Ricn.