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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
NEW BOOKS.
A SOCIAL COCKATRfGE.= By Frederick W.
Eldridge. Boston: Lothrop Publishing 70.

Wealth. on the unfortunate. = 5DedtllSo
storms the gates of the plutocratic social
citadel; gets in by her wit and
beauty and daring; t1rts heartless-
ly, and brings one, lover to his
death thru disappointed hopes; daz-
zles the man her sister loves, and draws
him in her train. Edith is madly jealous,
but there was no need for the author to
bring about the awful tragedy which took
Beatrice out OF her fayorite arenas. And
then the conclusion is unnatural and re-
voting. 1t may have happened, of course,
but it is not respectful!to readers to bring
them to the contempla ton of the closing
scenes. There are social cockatrices like
Beatrice, of course, in society, but the
Ediths are scarce.
CoNJURER'S HOUSE. A Romance of the Free
Forest, Ry Stewart Edward White. author OF
1.-THE sWcstcrners." ''The Blazed Trail. - etc
| New York: Mcclure, Phillips & Co. Mime
| apolis: n. Mccarthy. Price S1.5o Illus
trated. .-.
Mr.. White shows himself conspicuously
apable of writing good love story of
his favorite domain, the free forest. He
! takes us to a far northern Hudson Bay
Company's post and describes the return
Of the trappers and hunters in the open
! ing spring after the winters hardships,
introducing Virginia Albret,~ the pretty
daughter of the company's agent at the
post, and Ned Trent the hero, who was
brought by the company's brigade prls-
oner, to the post, because he was found
hunting and trapping on the company, $
territory; an offense often punished by the
/ monopoly with DEATH Trent and Vir-
ginia fall in love with each other and
have interviews under very discouraging
conditions; old Albret being furious2 when
he discovers the. fact Interest centers
in the Development fofs this xlope affair,
which almost :deenens to tragedy, but the
reader will be, satisltedTsse ;farNas the brave
patf Of 1ssz ses
) very; beautifully the sensations Of, the girl
! inexplicable to herself: when .loVes daWns
in her young heart Ills descriptions Of
t the picturesque hunters Of the north ane
= the country they traverse are equal ete
, Jack London's work In that line. Life a
the trading post is interestingly described
and here is a picture of Virginia --Albre
: when she first saw Trent: : -.
t| Just now the girl stood ankle-deep il
green grasses, a. bath of sunlight Ifallin,
about her, a tingle Of salt wind hum
= ming UP the river from the bays offins
She was clad in gray wool, and wore n
Il | hat, .s Her soft hail. the color of rip
: wheat. blew about her. temples, shadow
!, ing eyes of fathomless black. The win
y had brought to the light and delicat
!. brown Of her complexion, a trace of colo
q to match: her lips, whose scarlet did no
!, fade after ordinary and imperceptibl
manner into the tinge Of her skin, bu
: continued vivid to the very edge; he
J. eyes were wide and unseeing. One han
! rested idly on the breech Of an orna
: mental bronze field gun. - - "a
: CRUISING ON THE ST. LAWRENCE. By E.
: erett r. Tornlinsm. illustrated. Boston: Lt
II & Shepard, Minneapolis: n. Mccarthy. Pri
S1.2O. +
= DR.. Tomlinsons former books abo,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27

It is said that waiter lady" in Dn-
luth agreed to forsake gum chewing II
given a $50 dress. We don't believe it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27

erett r. Ternlns,n. Illustrated. Boston: Lee
& Shepard. Minneapolis: N.McCarthy. Price
1.2O. g
DR.. Tonlinson's former books about
summer recreation on the st. Lawrence
river strengthen the literary appetite Sot
readers for more OH the same subject and,
in this narrative of the way four college
students spent their vacation it will be
found that the author has an abundant
fund of resources for the pleasure Of his
many readers. The movements of the
yacht '"Truant"' and his student crew and
yacht "Truant', and the student crew and
boys. are detailed in a most attractive
way. -"--.s'= =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
lAVOGAGIOA MISTICA
Il Los LECnEROS

La poIicfa de Mayag1ez denunci6 &
Juan y 6 Patricio Birola. por vender
leche adulterada.
La adnlteraci6n de lie leche, pnes,
extisndese per todas parties arnenazan-
do matar & todas la eriaturas puerto
iriquefias. I tambien & los aduItos.
iOh. lecherosl Vasotros vais por
este peaueno mnndO aembrandO de
menjurjes los 6st0magOs.
iOh, yendedores de Iechei Mensa~
ieros fatfdicos de la muerte que andaia
por Ia isla en- vHestrOs hHmildes C}aOn-
gos, deteneos Ell Yuestra tFiste obra
tVended leche buena, leche honraGa.
leche aut6ntical
iOh. lecheros de San Juan, ilustres
lecheros que pisais los arisg0cr6 r6ticos
adOquines de laciudad capital Aevad
& Yuestros dep6sitos oil puro gtsnso de
las generosas ubres.
Mirad como el 1gat0 nos abate y nos
asedia. No seals, lecheros de San Juan.
los nsiserandos eangrejos del progreso.
Anad La patria que neeesita do buona
leche, de nutritlva leche, de Ieche tan
divina como esa con q. Sc gmannantan
los que viven en- el espl6ndido cercado
del Presupuesto.
Lecheros. pBrfnclitos leeheros. rezad
por vuestros hijos, mirad haeia 10 fu-
turo de vuestra desgsaeiada TERRA, >
lpor Dios Y por yuesEras Enadres aEnan-
tfsimasI NO bauticeis en- el rio de
Rio Piedras la leche que hrota de
las pilas, es decir, De las abres de Ia
nobilisima hembra del buey lsin alu-
stones munieipales.
Lecheros. sed honahres. sed patrio-
tas, sed personas denentes " DO CON
ciencia; no hagais extensive Ia n0rti-
| Gcad0ra leg Foraker aI apreoiahle ra-
MO de la induatrSa LechersS porqae al
p6blico de San j uan, 6ndose ae es-
paldas 4 cada inskan III exclanaa en u
Oalle de ArnAF nEaa de Is eteEnM aglal.
teaei6n l4etea
Sed ksaa0i lie hehe1 leshe
pnra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

Los que como 6l perseveran en oil
estndiO, pueden conquistar In faEna
su temperamento iterario Is el de-
nn impresionabIs que sabe seata. el ar
te, " tradueirl0 eonforrne vibra su al
ma conmovida siernpre por senti-
mientos de una ternura exquisite
Su buen padre, Ell qnerido compa-
triota don Rarntsn, cuyo recuerdo ve-
neramos, leg6 q sus hijos 81 claro ia
Iento que hubo de distinguirle; pero
Eduardo como Alberto solo pudieron
ser, no los diaci 1l0s del viei0 poeta u
peri6 6dista, sin6 su sost6u en- los afaar-
COS dias de aQuella vejez triate que ifbm
rodando & Is nuerte cast osouracida Ia
raz6n, pero sin nt1ando vipa IL an aI
alma Las desdiehas de essa l3fe tiesfa.
De ahf que h ito Eduardo como AZ
herto, sean. On naterias do a6nra,
autodidkctieoa
Eduardo, reps stirnos, eli QVen El
porvenir le s0ss1Ha. Empiez& bien. In
aas trahnios. n6faae 4 veces como ii su
alnaa alaka6Ea an sonaeiones romanti-
cass otFs. paTeoa que intantara des-
cend0r las real aes de Ia vsda. & la
misena s0eial, fueHkes en- donde tanta
inapizaci6n hehi6 aau6l g6nio del na-
turaI aIismo. ii maestro Aola; pero indus
dabIemente sd M oe artisba 80 confun-
de Ell ell eterno pesn ntne que exhalan
las obras dc Hugo.
Su prOsa es sencl 4 galana. Ade-
lau6e, pues, jov0n patricia &IA
Cefresp spOndencias os aAtsnula y alienta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
Eduardo ZarfF1 MariSn =
=:


El case no es nuevo. Sc va diaria-
mente Que hOmbres d. han eatudiando
asto i 70 otro y ID de mas ALA, no son
slnb hosa1gss EaSQ0s. Mny eradit0s,
EauV cate1F COS y. en totaI. tienan
Il eabeza LENA de pSjaros.
son naestros Que se nay0nean
pox las ealles con airs de patriOtas re-
tirags 8 buen vivir, Doq' 9sasgltos con-
trades va tipos que fuera De cierta
escuesa especial. no les saque usted,
porque serfa 10 mism0 que n0gcas
cogidas en alqnitr6n.
Eduardo Marin ca nuy joven. 3Cu6-
les elecut0rias tiene para 6riunfar2 Las
To su talento. El no ha estudiado en-
d c0legio tai 8 cual, Matenat atioas, Ar
tes. Literature, etc. pero puede ser
que los que ban pasado los meiores
AMOS de su vida estndiand0 aqu6llaa,
no entiendan 10 que 81 entiende de las
mismas.
Es al talento natural que rie. abri6n-
dose paso sin apelar FL s0eorridO re-
curse de los imbeeiles: h audacia sin
yirkndes.
La a1daeia sin v1rtudes tgIHnfa g Ye-
ces, pero es un triunf0 pasaj jero, fugaz,
& manera de esas pOmpas de jab0n que
suben. ascienden por ell aire tornaso-
iadas Sc deshacen III primer So
pIo do aire. La Inconsistencies dc los
talentos huerosl
Marin esta en- los commences de su
vida iiteraria. Su cosecha es escasa.
acaso NO 6pima, pero sin duda ser6,
puede ser an no lelano tempo herna0-
q Y espI6ndida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

Fl Sd
lz0 lll n aa castillo ds
ueIia Plata
Los pARTTF9 RIOS DE Hos
RA61ID VA AzClI EZ TNTEN
RON IN DIES ARC0
Esta sitiadO por mar u TERRA v
el gobierno reprime 81 rebeldia

EI gobernador do Puerto Plate. So
fior Carlos Morales. fu6 dastituido p0r
ell gobieFno de ID repI bIica Todavia
no son cOnocidas las cansas.
Neg6se ell gobernador 4 entregar Ia
fortaleza 4 su Inando Y declar6se alza-
do Ell Fraction contra ell gobierno.
Para hacerse fuerte, telegrai6 4 Cuba
llamando { los partidarios de Horacio
VazQuez queallf esEan expuIsados. Es-
tos tonaron VI primer Yapor su 81
eance. Que fue 81 eMarla Herrera,
sacando pasaportes hasta San Juan de
Puerto Rico, pero con la intenci6n de
deaen1 barcar en Puerto Plata
M gohieTno, aviaRd0 8 tieFnp0 do Ia
inten 0naS enVi6 ma varor de guerra 6
Ii IsahlA da Paart0 al casaE 10
por impidi6 eI desemharco de los ex-
pedicionarios. Envi6, ademas, fuerzas
por terra 6 IL ciudad y SO espera que
8 estas horas, sitisda por mar y TERRA
Is fortaleza, los rebeldes hayan capi-
tuIado.
En- Ell resto de Ia rep6blica reina
completa paz.
El ex-presidente Jimenez. actual
monte en- Mayagiiez. seg1n Sc nos ase-
gura, no sanciona ning1n act0 contra
Ia psz en- Santo Domingo, habi6ndolo
asf nanifestado en- la prensa de Maya
giiez.
El sefior Deschamps. vice-presiden-
te de Ia repdblica, ACADIA de publican
un manifesto adhiri6ndose con todos
sus amigos & Ia polftica constitutional
del gobierno.
MHchas familias, seg1n nuestros in-
formes, embarcan pronto, por ell pro-
ximo vapor frances. para Puerto Pla-
ta. Entire otras vaFias. Ia sefIora Du-
baux, Is seHorita Mota, escritora, = Ell
general r. e. Kunhardt y su farniIia.
De otro lado, no IS cierto que haya
hsbido ning1n bombardeo en- Puerto
Plata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
De LA MslGTETlID

tue han usado nuestra preparG
a5n q que Ii eatan usandO en- Id
actualidad, larnas hemos eabito de
ninguno que 40 haya quedado salts
fecho del resultado. No pretende-
mos NADIA que no haya sido amplia-
mente iuatiiicad0 por Ia experien neia.
Al recomendarla los enfermos no
tenenos mas que hacer referencia 4
sus maritoa. Sc han obtenido gran
des curaciones de seguro que 30
obtendran muehas mus. No hay y
podeanos aaegurarl0 honraGaEnente,
ningun otro medieanento, que pue~
da emplearae con mayor 10 " oon-
iianza. Allmenta y sostiene Las 1uers
zas del enfefmn durante esOs perio-
dos en- Que falta 81 apetito los
alimentua no pnede1 digerirse. Pa
IA evitar las aisifcaci0nes pouemos
esta marca ca cada botella de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
U

Yauoo, Octuhre 2A 1908.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

Importaeinos Exportaciones
s64.914, 5OT sl1.5le,esT
1901
s79. s5O.725 s11.1S6, 101
1902
s7s $50. 0S6 s11.155, 565
s4s qgwf Nssa PSrdiEa para s1osOtrost
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

sePreparaol6R de ampole an
ella ninguna es Iegftima. IA tan
aabrosa cerao Ia naiel i contiene los
principles nutfitixoa v curaEiyos del
Aceita do Hfgaao do Bacalao Puro,
quo axtra8Enoa igaotament8 dc los
higadoa fraseoa del bacaIao, combina
dos con JaFalas Ga HipofosfEos Com
puesto, EzEraek0s de Masta j Cere
ao Silveatra. Tnmaela aDtea ae las
cornidaa, auulenta el appetite. ayTda
q III dfgesbi6ns enriauecs Ia sanprB
con elelnentOa rojoa reooustituyslt
tes II vnelYe 4 los placeges kareag
dol rnundo 6 much0a Que habian
per7ido ya k0aa esp8z r EE
Professor Or. Adrian de Ganay. de
Mexico. dics Con bnen 6xit0 la ~
sado Ia Prepaxa eisa az annela en-
los An6micos Herd icoas
en la ne pn
ncg5 ~ aus L
hig a M
exafefln0s a aE
nansado en aata ia
keIla pssra c5 eegs ssax taeseE
gn0ra q adie eugre 1t
nqa1Ao 0san aaa. n laa netSg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
LO DEL PAN, PlGA
Yt En- HIST lRIA

Aver Sc yendi6 Ell pan en- San Juan
4 centavOs los bolIos v On Puerta de
Terra & centavos; hoy Sc esta ven
diendo 6 6 centavos en- ambas parties.
A 10 que obedecen estas fiuctuacio-
mes no 10 sabemos pero podemos adj
vinarlo.
Los tahoneros conocen bien ell ca.
racter de este pueblo y 10 explotan &
su benefcio. Saben que aunque 10
pongan & 10 centavos, siempre habra
quien 10 pague y de eaquf el que SO abu-
Sc del modo y forna en- que 90 hace.
Los encargados de eyitar estas ex-
piotaciones del pueblo, Sc mantienen
como ell Don SanspIscio 1zd5GCIegd1a0
de LG PdtG de CGbr0.
ST ell pueblo no SO defiende con La
pacfica protesta, este es no compran-
do pan y comiendo platano boniato,
seguiran los monopolizadores hacien-
do su agosto.
en- dicho trafico mercantil de so milo
mes ademas do hacer al Brasil un ae-
gale de S67 900. 600 en- la abolici6n de
8 centavos en- cada libra de cafe, en- los
80 amos.
xSNo es va tempo de constrefiir una
p6rdida nRcional Y cosechar v consul
mir nuestro propio cafeaS
Lo estamOs hacienda en- Puerto Rico
pero no en- modo parecido & nuestro
consume Y desgraciadamente hasta
ah0ra nuestro pueblo no consume nj
una semejsnza de la eantidsd que la
isla va produce Pidamos su cafe
xPuerto Rico es an miembro de esta
familia y debe obtener todo 10 que le
corresponds del patronato de Ia fa-
milia.1
El asunto de la demanda determinar6
ell de la production, mejorando las cla-
ses ayudando asi el desarrollo do la
isla, v los capitaies americanos on vez
de impulsar ell proGreso del Brasil v
hacer ricos los brasileflos Sporqu6 NO
Sc restableee ell derecho de 3 eentaVoa
por libra favoreciendo asl t0daa
nuestras posesiones y & Cuba. alentan-
do Ell cultivo de cafe en- esas posesio-
nes partieuIarmente en- Filipinas2 ALI
ell terreno es rico y naturalmente apr0-
piado, Y es nnestro.
SPor que Sc fahrican nidos para otros
81 nuestFo propio nido necesita fabri-
carse9 Cosechemos nuestro propic
cafe.
Resuita injusta, anti-mercantil v an,
ti-patri6tica, (a1ade al Hon. Dietrich).
admitir de otros paises hbres do dere
ehos aQuellos productos cue pueder
suministrarn nuestras posesi0nes Gus
son nuestros nisnos pueblos.
Si los EstadOs Unidus cuando eraE
eolonias haIlar0n en- las C&maras do III
metr6poi dos in9leses qnienes haOiAn
dose eco de ii iuska causa exlai AEoKal
De ella ac6rrigaoa defansores, Igor aas
Iii infaliz Puerto kie0 AN hah1a de ha
liar cd 81 Senado ] C6EnF de apre
sentantes 8 dos arnsricanos sU Gu
sa no TnenOs justa defendant edo
pues, acudauaos en solcitna de nuas
tros dereehos.
Reapetuo ente
"a.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-02
vLTlNsATuM TO MILL OWNERS.
Unions Threaten Boycott on Mime.
= apolis Flour. "a

r apolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Sept. 20. - The mills
will commence grinding again to-day,
and. accordingsto the claims made by
the owners, practically complete crews
will be worked. Quiet prevailed over
the whole district yesterday. While
crowds of strikers and sympathizers
gathered there was no disorder worthy
the name. Several times men who
have been taking the places of the
strikers desired to leave the mills,
and in each case had to pass crowds
of strikers, but no violence was Of
fered and nothing was said to them.
EARLY in the day the strikers reported
that they had intercepted large Ship
ment Of men from Duluth, and by ap.
plying moral suasion had succeeded in
getting them to go back to their
homes. The pickets also say that they
have been successful in converting
several university students who al,-
piled for work at the mills.
A meeting of the millers, packers
and nailers and leaders local unions
was held at Union temple yesterday
afternoon. A resolution was unani-
mously adopted calling upon the
Washburn-Crosby, PillsburysWashbur
and Consolidated mills to arbitrate the
present difference with their employees
on pain of having the unions take
steps to put the product Of those mills
on the unfair list.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-02
TRAGEDY IN a CHURCH.
Ia Crosse Man Sheets His Wife ana
Himself.

Ia Crosse Man Sheets His Wife ana
H:;,self.
La Crosse, Wis, Sept. 20. - An at
tempted murder and suicide occurred
at the German Lutheran church, cor
ner. Of Fifth and Cass streets, at the
beginning Of religious services Sunday,
when Herman :so:sow shot his wife
and himself in the presence Of fthun-
dreds of witnesses. 1t appears Ger.
tain that Mrs. Rossow will die, while
Rossow, though dangerously wounded,
mayqrecover Rcssow, who had been
separated from his wife for some
time, lay in wait for her 1T e livery
barn opposite the church where the
tragedy occurred. Finally he saw his
wife, with her mother, Mrs. Weiss, ap-
proach and, enter the church. He
rushed across the street and at the
door of. the edidce..s drew a revolver
from his pocket. He shot his wife
three times, every bullet entering the
back and passing completely through
the, wonaan's body. At the door he
/. paused, and, placing the. revolver to
his left side, fred at his own heart.
The bullet detected slightly and en-
tered his side just below the heart.
Rcssow was arrested and taken to a
hospital. Domestic trouble was the
cause of the shooting. ~
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-02
ALTHOUGH RIGOROUS MEASURES
ARE TAKEN TO STAMP
IT OUT.
SHOTGUN QUARANTINE EXISTS
ONLY PERSONS HAVING Au-
THoRlTY ALLOWED TO LEAVE
THE CITY.

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 29.-The yellow
fever seems to be on the increase in
this city despite rigorous measures
that are being taken to stamp out the
scourge. Two deaths and twelve new
cases were reported at the close OF
the day last night.
v DR.. Guiteras, in his house to house
canvas yesterday saw many cases of
fever, and at the conclusion of his
days examination made the announce
ment that twelve of the cases were
genuine yellow fever.
This city now presents a dead ap-
pearance, all those who could get
away having departed for points north
of the State of Texas and for points
south. It is estimated by the authori-
ties that nearly
Four Thousand People Have Fled
from here since the beginning of the
yellow fever scare. The city is now
quarantined against in all directions in
the state and no person can get be-
yond the limits of Webb county. 9th
ersiTexas counties have established a
shotgun quarantine and are turning
back all those who are endeavoring to
get away in coaches, buggies and
carts. The quarantine applies to all
persons, freight, baggage, express,
mail or other matter originating in the
city of Laredo or points south, the
only persons having authority to leave
the corporation limits being the health
officers of the State Of Texas and Of
the United States. The work Of plac-
ing the city in a thoroughly
Sanitary Condition
is being effectively and scientifically
carried on under, the direct supervis-
ion of DR.. Guiteras and corps Of ex-
pert assistants.
The situation in Nuevo Laredo is
unchanged, no death or new cases hav-
ing occurred as far as can be leaned.
DIR. Mariana Trevino, q Mexican gov
ernment yellow fever expert is in
charge. DR.. Trevino believes tnat
within eight days he will have stamped
out the fever.
The Mexican custom house authori-
ties have been temporarily moved to
Lampasas; where all incoming bag
gage and freight over the National
railway is examined. thus permitting
trains to run through to Laredo. Tex,
without stopping at Nuevo Laredo.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-02
ROW IN A RESTAURANT.
ouarrymen start Rough House
One Man Killed, Two Injured.

Quarrynen Start Rough House =
One Man Killed, Two Injured.
Bedford, Ind, Sept. 20. = A fatal
shooting and cutting affray occurred
here yesterday afternoon, resulting in
the instant killing of one man, the,
probable death of another and the seri-
GUS injury of a third. Charlie Cain,
William Duncan and three others,
names not known, came to Bedford
from the stone quarry settlement five
miles from here, and went to res
taurant, where they began to raise a
row. Dorsey, one of the proprietors,
made objections. Cain stabbed him q
number of times in the back, when
Dorsey drew a revolver from under
the counter and shot Cain, killing him
instantly. Duncan came to Gains as.
sistance, when Dorsey, though badly
cut, beat him down with the weapon,
seriously injuring him. There is
great excitement and it is feared
trouble will be renewed as soon as
word reaches the quarry district.
Dorsey is not expected to live.