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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-22
Choice Fresh Lamb at The
Star Market.
sIoane.croeker Wedding.

New York, Nov. 22-Society turned
out in force today for the wedding Of
Miss Frances Church Crocker, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crock
er. and Mr.. William Sloane, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane The cere-
mony took place in st. Bartholomew s
church this afternoon, Bishop Greer
officiating.
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Plan for Mckinley Memorial.
their homes

New York, Nov. 22.-The trustees
OF the National Mckinley Memorial
Association met in this city today in
pursuance of the call issued by JUS
tiee Day Before adjourning it is ex-
pected that the trustees will ratify
the decision of the committee on de-
for the national memorial to be con-
structed at Canton.
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ALL QUIET IN PANAMA.
Army Has Been Successfully Disband-
ded, Except Twenty-Five Men.

ded, Except twenty-five Men.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 22.-Minis-
ter Barrett, the American minister TO
Panama, has cabled the state depart
ment that quiet prevailed throughout
the Isthmus, that General Huertas
has left for his home and that the
army has successfully been disbanded
with the exception of 25 men who
were retained to meet the statutory
requirement for a standing army.
The cablegram adds that order has
been restored without the interven-
ton of American marines and that
the Panama government is grateful
for the advisory assistance rendered
by American officials in quieting the
trouble. 1t adds that preparations
for the entertainment of Secretary
Taft have been completed.
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TURKEYS SOARING.

Chicago Dealers Have Not Enough
to Supply Demand.
Chicago, H., Nov. 22.-An alleged
shortage of turkeys in the market
here and the increased demand with
the approach of Thanksgiving sent
the prices for the birds soaring today.
Quotations were four to five cents
above yesterdays figures The deal
ers asked 16 to Is cents for live and
20m23 for dressed turkeys, and claim
ed not to have enough to supply the
demand.
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Roosevelt to Hear of Simple Life


Washington, Nov. 22-At the pers-
onal invitation of President Roosevelt
the Rev. Charles Wagner has come
to Washington to deliver his address
on The Simple Life" Notwithsuand-
ing the fact that the supposed views
of the President regarding the prob
lem of life are regarded as the direct
opposite of those advocated by Dr.
Wagner. a strong mutual admiration
exists between the two men, and they
were we'll acquainted through the me-
dunn of correspondence long before
they met in person
Dr. Wagner is to deliver his lecture
tonight in the Lafayette Square thea
ire under the auspices of the Y M.
c. A. 1t is expected that President
Roosevelt will be present to introduce
Dr. Wagner
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RusslA's FAILURE IN POLAND.
saneuinary Encounter Provoked by
Brutality of an OFFICER.

Sanguinary Encounter Provoked by
Brutality of an Officer.
London, Nov 22.-The failure of
Russia's efforts to mobilize the army
reserve men in Poland is explained
and made clear in correspondence
just received from st. Petersburg. 1t
seems that the trouble first arose at
Bieledny, near Warsaw, where san
culinary encounter was provoked by
the brutality of an officer. A major
was drilling newly arrived company
of reservists. and becoming enraged
at their awkwardness abused and as
saulted several OF them. At last he
turned on one man, whom he had spe-
cially singled out for ill-treaIment,
and dealt him a stinging blow across
the face with his riding whip. The
man replied with blow that sent the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-22
MRS. STONE ENTERTAINs.
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving Lun.
cheon is Enjoyed.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. MiIlard
Stone entertained the ChafinG Dish
Club, and also twelve guests outside
Of the club enjoyed the hospitality
of Mrs. Stone. The luncheon was SER
we'd at 1870 and consisted OF old fash
ioned Thanksgiving dishes. The after
noon was hugely enjoyed by all pre-
sent
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PENNED IN BY FIRE.

Thirty Negroes Have Narrow Escape.
Four Iniured-One Fatally.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 22.-Thirty ne
ned in by fire on the second and third
floors of a tenement house saved
themselves by jumping from windows
into tarpaulins held by the firemen,
by cropping their ways down smoke
and flame filled stairways and by
to adjoining buildings. Four
women were injured, one fatally.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Available Supply Has Become Well
Reduced.

Boston, Mass, Nov 22.-The avail
able supply of wool on the market
has become well reduced with the
manufacturers still seeking supplies
The prices are very firm and purch-
ases are made at full prices. Fine
fleece wools are quiet but firm, while
medium grades and domestic feeces
are well reduced in stock
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eEoReIANs ON A JAuNT.
Official Party Goes to Inspect the Uni.
versity Of Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, Nov 22-An official
party from the University of Georgia
has arrived in Madison for a two
days inspection of the University of
Wisconsin. The visit is the result of
an invitation extended by the board
of regents and President Van Hise
of the University of Wisconsin. The
party of visitors includes Governor
Terrell. Chancellor Walter B. Hill and
the members of the board of trustees
OF the University of Georgia. An ella
borate program OF receptions. dinners
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ROBLEY D. EVANS.
Will be Appointed to Command of
North Atlantic Fleet.

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 22.-Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans, now presi-
dent of the light house board, will
be appointed to the upreme command
Of the North Atlantic fleet when Rear
Admiral Baker retires next March.
Rear Admiral Davis will be second
in command
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VESSEL STILL AGROUND,

Attempt to Pull of Sicilian Prince at
High Tide Unsuccessful.
New York, Nov. 22.-The steamship
Sicilian Prince is still aground at
Long Beach. An attempt at high tide
today to pull her off the shore was
The vessel is being
lightened and another attempt to pull
her off will be made tonight.
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Lexington. KY. Nov 22.-The mob
which threatened to lynch the ne
groes held in Jail here for the killing
of a white man last Sunday night
and attempting to kill other white
people. dispersed at daylight. today
The troops and extra police have also
retired and the Jail is now guarded
only by deputies. 1t is believed that
all danger of lynching is passed as
the authorities cannot now be taken
by surprise and the Jail will be guard
ed at night with troops in readiness
for call.
The preliminary hearing of the ne
groes today caused much excitement
They were taken to the court house
in patrol wagon guarded by police
men. A large crowd gathered at the
shouting people. After hearing the
negroes were held to await the action
of the grand jury Exciting scenes at
tended the return of the negroes to
Jail The doors of the Jail were slam
med in the face of the mob which
srrged around the place. Many threats
of lynching were heard.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 22-The home
of Elmer E. Thomas, a prominent
lawyer of this city and attorney for
the Civic Federation, was badly shat
tered by a bomb placed on the front
porch this morning. Mr.. Thomas and
his family were in the house at the
time but were not hurt. The family
was awakened by a noise on the
front porch and believing it to be
burglars, Mr.. Thomas Investigated
and discovered fire. He picked up
large rug and attempted to smother
the fire, when the explosion occurred.
Although but few feet away he was
uninjured The front wall of the
houes was blown in, the interior of
the building wrecked and large hole
blown in the ground. Attorney Tho
mas has been active in prosecuting
saloon keepers charged with violating
the Slocum law which provides for
midnight and Sunday closing.
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Nice Fresh Mutton at The
Star Market.
woman's Club.

There win be no meeting of the
Woman's Cub tomorrow The next
meeting will be held Wednesday, De-
cember 9th, 1904.
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Otis Jones & Co. have sold their
entire confectionery business to Ike
Gronski who will hereafter conduct
it. All those indebted to Otis Jones
& Co. to date are requested to settle
with me. All outstanding bills due
others by Otis Jones & Co. will be
paid by me.-otis Jones 26ts
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For Tennessee River Improvement.

For Tennessee River Improvement.
Decatur. Ala, Nov. 22.-The Tenn
essee River Improvement Association
began meeting here today for the
purpose of arranging plans to secure
a federal appropriation of $500000 to
cover the cost of the desired improve
ments in the Tennessee river. A CON-
mittee will be appointed to go to
Washington to lay the matter before
the rivers and hafbors committee.
The desired appropriation would op-
en- up the Tennessee river to Sheffield
for the entire year.
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BOeIlner, the jeweIer has
Xmas presents cheaper.
TREATY SIGNED.
German-American Treaty is Identical
With French Treaty.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 22.-The
American-German arbitration treaty
was signed this morning at the State
Department by Secretary Hay and
Baron Sternberg. the German am
bassador 1t is identical with the
American-French treaty.
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NO SHOOTING
FEDERATION OF LA
BoR VOTES DOWN A GUN
BUYING RESOLUTION.

The Socialistic Typogra phical Union
Receives a Black Eye.-The Idea
of Making Each Citizen a Walking
Arsenal Not Acknowledgement,
Pension Measure Also Defeated.
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THREW A
BOMB
THE HOME OF A PROMINENT
OMAHA ATTORNEY is
WRECKED.
A KENTUCKY MOB

A HowIing Mob Surrounds the Jail
at Lexington and Wants the Life
of Negro Murderers.-CIoseIy Guar
ded They are Safely Taken to the
Preliminary Hearing and Returned.
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ALL EUROPE is SHIVERING TO-
DAY AND OUTDOOR WORK
is ABANDONED.
FROST AT NAPLES

Vessels are Driven to Shelter.-Snow
Drifts Block the Progress of Trains
and Telegraphic Communication is
Seriously nterfered With.-The
First Touch of Winter.
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Fresh Fish and Oysters Al
The Star Market.
coNvALEscENT HOME.
To Be Established in Surrey by An
drew Carnegie.

uTGW OdIHCgICs
London. Nov. ga provincial pa
per says that Andrew Carnegie has
purchased, or is about to purchase for
ss.75o.oOO Lea Park. the late Whita-
ker Wright's estate in Surrey with
the object of establishing national
convalescent home.
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and sightseeing has been arranged
in their honor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28

No di6 buen resuItsdo. FL algod6n
hebrR largs, seioso, color bianco, la
semilla muy pequefla, psrecida al si-
god6n eNativo.O In mata muy Pc
queIIa, y aldar 81 primer ceseeho. que
no fu6 sbandapte. Sc sec6.
Era grande Ell empeIo en- obtener ST.
god6n y los comprsdores no hacfan di-
ferencia en- clases.
Las maquinss que Sc importaron,
para el desmote del algod6n. fueron
del sistema que Sc usan siempre en- les
Estsdos Unidos para los aIgodoDes de
hebra corta.
AL efectuarse Ia psz en- los Estados
Unidos ell afIo 1865, vino Ia bsja en- los
precios de los algodones.
D3 IDglaterrs, informan, que los
algodOnes remitfdOles eran muy mez-
clados. y & Ia vez NAL desmotados.
Yo era ell 6nicO en Ysuco que te
Dfa las maquinas de desmotar slgo-
don. Hsgo Venir de los EstadCs Uni
dos maquiuas diferentes 8 sea de Ci-
lindros para ell beneficio del aDgod6n.
pero no d6. buen resuItado.
Hsgo venir de otra fabrica d Man
chester, IDglaterra, tres maquinHs mas
de doble cilindro, pero no teDgo Ell ira
baio que deseabs.
Veo que en- Iugls tara, obtiene la
casa de Platt Brothers & Co., de Old
ham, el primer premio por sus maqui-
mas para ell desmote de algod6n de he
bra largR. HsgO venir una pequefia
movidR q manO. Trabaj6 de una ms
ner8 mgy satisfactoris. Hago venir
ocho maqoinas grandes y csmbio del
tOdO Ia manera de desmOtar los aigo-
dones.
A Ia vez doy orden q mis- Agentes en-
Londres de mandarme una persona
muy entendida en- algOdones.
El que vino fue ell senior Thomas
Proctor, contratado pOr seis meses pa
gandole ciento cincuenta pesos orc al
mes, libre de todo gastO, incluso su
paseje en- los vap0res ipg!eses, Venida
y regreso.
Al llegar y yer las Varias classes de
algod6n, SO flo en- el algod6n sNativo0
y diio ser el aIgod6n mejor, como he
bra mas larga, mas blanca, mas sedosa,
va Ia vez mas fuerte. Esta fue en-
tonces Ia semiIla que 20 hscfa separar
pOr IN cedazo especial, , la dAba gra-
tis no solamente los agricultores de
Yauco. sino de todos los demas pue-
bios imitrofes.
Estos algodones, SO mandaban STEM
pre- Europs, y eran bien vendidos.
Mas tarde los mandAba & New York
= Sc Vendfan con buena diferencis en-
precio los aIgodones de hebra corta.
GUpland1 ;
Fu6 negocio que 10 tuve cerca de
veinte amos.
Reveses de fortuna me obligaron &
abandOnar mi Crabaio de muchOs amos.
Esss maquinas mas tarde fueron des-
truidRs.
(COntinds en- e p6gina A.
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Carta alberta acerca
del aIgOddn.
E senior AgOstial hscs histOrla
del GUltiVO do aqu8l tsXtlI
en- Puerto Rico.
Dice que prOntO Ssrd IN heGhO Ia
installation Do maquinss
para deSfibTar ''san-
SeVsTIa. +"
Ponce. Setiembre "a de 1904.
senor D. ]. A. Daub6n.
San Juan.
Ponce. Setiembre "a de 1904
Senor D. J. A. Daub6n.
San Juan.

He IefdO con la mayor satisfaction
su SEstudio sobre cultivo explota-
ci6n del aIgod6n en- Puerto Rico. pu-
blicado en- <La Correspondence del
90 del corriente.
Sc trata de una plsnts que creo ha-
Der edo el 6nico en- Ia Isis, que mas sc
haya ocupado yen su beneficio.
Lo he pubIicado a7tes, y hoy amplio
mas en- detalles. para concluir por de
cirle al Psfs, cual es ell aIgod6n & que
debe dar la preferencia para la STEM
bra.
El aGo 1856. llegu6 Puerto Rico.
Nadie se ocupabR en- Ia siembra de al
g0d6n. Sc me decfa que anteriormen-
te Ia Isla products bAstsnte algod6n.
Las mujeres 10 desmOtaban & Ia mano.
En- ell campo SO ve1an algunas matas,
cuidadas con carifIo por algunss mu-
jeres que siempFe. SO dedicaban & hilar
el algod6n. Otras matas Sc vefan tam
bi6n. nacidas en- las malezas, y 6stss sin
duda eran sembradas pOr ell viento.
El sf1o 1853. gran entusiasmo por la
siembra del slgod6n. El gobierno re-
comendaba mucho su siembrR y esta-
bleci6 SpremiosS para ell sgricultor
que mas sembrase.
La semilla que Sc pod1a obtener del
algodon &Nativo.1 era insignidcante
Varias clases de semilla Sc importaron.
Recuerdo una clase. SSea IsIand,0 que
sembr6 en- GuSnica ell senior Arena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28
De EUROPA,

Hoy llegaron a San Juan a bor-
do del vapor &Catalunao los distin-
guides poncenos don Domingo Cruz
(CocoAa) y don Gustavo Segur,
qulenes seguir5n viaje de madruga-
da para la ciudad del Sur.
Regresan de su viaje de recreo a
Europa. FL amigo Cruz trae COM
posiciones musicales de las mas c6-
1ebres hoy en- el viejo continente y
ademas varios Instruments nuevos.
Coco Sc ha dado seguramente la
gran vida, como hombre de gusto,
porque viene gFueso y lleno de vi
da
Damos & los senores Cruz y Sc
CUR nuestra afectuosa bienvenida a
la patria.
Que encuentren en- Ponce muchas
satisfacclones, en- su vuelta al tQj1-
REQ de la existencia.
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NotiCiaS eScOIareS,

En- los examenes verifcados en- Se-
tiembre Is. Sc presentaTon 100 alum
nos que deseaban ingresar en- Ia H5gh
School y EscueIa Normal-De ellos
han sido aprobados 80; 2 han obte-
nido becas en- la Normal, Antonio 6,
Sepdlvada. de Cabo Rojo, Y jose Con
zalez Figueroa, de Arecibo, 5 obtuvie-
ron ell diploma del octave grado. por
alcanzar mas del Is por ciento. pro-
medic total que exige ell Departamen-
20: estos son Brunelinda Correa, de
Utuado, Hortensia Rubio, Marta Ro-
bert. Pillar Defelot y Francisco Len
gB, de Mayagilez.
Han sido admitidos % alumnos en-
la escuela Normal y High School con
copadioiones; es decir, que tienen que
ex4minarse de alguna asignatura en-
las cuales obtuvieron meaos de so
puntos, antes de pOder examinarse del
primer afIo en- dichas escuelas, y pOr
dltimo, en- elias han sido admitidos 10
slumnos sin la condici6n que Sc le
exige & los anteriores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28

Los sefiores DIR. Salvador Carbo-
nell Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n, se-
ran candidates Ia c6mara de delega-
dos.
Los unlonistas se1ores don Carlos
Ma. Soler y don Manuel Camufas, no
aceptsron Ia candidatura para alcalde
de esta ciudad.
Sc han presentado cargos ante el
Honorable Attorney General en- contra
del Juez de Isabella. senior jose L Rs
fols. Son numerosas las queias que
llegan de Isabella con resrecto este
funcionario, que Sc 0cupa de Ia polfti.
ca activa.
Ell candidate por unanimidad, pa
ra el cargo de marshall de Ia corte mu-
nicipal de Ponce, por Ia Rgrups ci6n
unionists, es el senior Enrique del Va
lie. jefe que fu6 de Ia policfa munich
pal de aquella ciudad,
Ell pueblo de Caguas prOpone al
sefIor Mariana Abril. director de Ella
Democrscia.0 para ell cargo de delega-
do q Ia camara, pOr ell distrito de GuR-
yama. 81 Sr. Abril tiene muchss sim
patias en- aquells ciuaad.
Sc asegurR que sera trasladado de
Ponce, ell juez seflor Toys Soto.
Ell sefIor jose Aybxf es el candi-
dato para Ell cargo de secretqrio de Ia
corte municipal de San Lorenzo, para
donde ssldra dentro de unos dfas.
Don Santiago We've no acepta Is
designation de candidate la Camsra
por ell distrito de Humacao, Y 81 per ell
de esta capital, por cor 81 1erar mas Sc
guro Ell triuDfo.
Ell sefIor f. Cornwell, de Maya
giez. fu6 derrotsdo como candidato
& la camarR en- una convention repu
blicsns que tuvo lugar en- Ponce.
-Es candidate para una de las pla-
zas de la junta de csmino por el distri-
trito de Arecibo, nuestro correligiona-
rio don Pedro Viera. 81 sefI9r Viera
tiene veinticinco sfI ls de servicios en-
Obras Pdblicss
-ProntO eQ-tarSn los unionistss de
Quebradillas con IN club que estsra
instaIado en- Ia calle de San Justo, ca
"a de don AstolfO B bilonia.
Los amigos del sen 9r Agost0 ira
tan de darle un bsnquets en- ell vecino
pueblo de Bsyam6D, por ell triunfo
que obtuvO al ser dssignado para ell
cargo de marshall de Il corte de dis
tritO. Parece que & dicho acto coucu-
rrirau eleme1 tos poifticos de Toa-Alts,
quienes Sc asegars. fueron los que de-
cidieron Ia election del senior Agosto.
En- Adjuntas es elogiada Ia con-
ducta que viene observando el cabo de
10 poIicfa insular. don j 0s6 Julia
-Ha caido bien ell Ia opinion Ia
election del sefior M6ndez Vsz, para
Ia plaza de secretaric de Ia corte de
distrito de San Juan.
Ell senior Cruz Castro. no ha sido
nunca candidate para iuez municipal
de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28

Parar direceiones especisles, cada cua-
debeleer elias enfermedades de Ia vidap, un
ejempla del cual, acompana emo enyoltsga
cada botella:
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de venta todos los
qufmicoS droguiStas, al precio de IN dollar
la botella, 8 seis botellas por cinoo dollars.
Aquellos que deseen correspondence di
recta con 81 DR.. Hartman, y que pueden es-
perar las dilaciones necesarias en- ida vuel-
S. B. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. u. 8. A.
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza Alfonso XII
San Juan, p. r. puede vender & los farmA-
ceuticos y droguistas al por menor, en- la lHla
de PuertoRico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28
PROPUESTAS

La Junta Escolar de Cayey ha pro-
puesto al DepartamentO de Instruo-
cl6n Publica 4 la senorita Elisa
Marrero para desempeflar una es-
cuela rural en- dicho pueblo y han
sido nombrados para las de igual
clase de Ponce, Tristani Colon. Es-
cabi y Tranquil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28
OtrO COmbatG Sc ha IibradO
en- las CerCaniaS de MukdGD.
Los rusOs sUffi8rOn gTaRdss p6fdidas.

New York, Septbre. %, l.3O p. m.
Avisan de Chefoo que en- las GER
canias de Mukden Sc ha ibrado
otro combate entire las avanzadas
rusas y fuerzas japonesas.
Estas atacaron con gran vigoF a
las fuerzas rusas, causandoles mu-
chas bajas.
Rforzados los rusos, los japone-
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ses vi6ronse precisados retirarse
en- completa derrota.
En- Mukden reina gran panico
entire los chinos. Asegdrase que
eIlos defenderan los sepulcros y edi-
fici2s sagrados de Ia ciudad, en-
union de los rusos, case de que los
japoneses Sc dispongan a violarlos
en- un asalto a Ia ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28
Union do Puerto BlGo en- JunGOs.
Secyetortt0.

Habi6ndose acordado por Ia Junta
Local del partido celebrar un meeting
en- esta poblaci6n para el que Sc ha
sefIaisdo el domirgo dos de Octubre
pr6ximo q las dos de su tarde de
orden del sefior Presidente Y en cum
pIimiento 4 10 scordado. por medic del
presente SO invita q todos los correli-
gionarics de la isla para que cOncu-
IRAN tan patri6tico acto honrandonos
con su ssistercia, por 10 que Sc le an
ticipan gracias Sc les ufrece nuestra
reciprocal
Jutc IS Setiembre 26 de 1904.
Nlc0ld8 Benite@ Delgado.
Secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-28
Eel MALLETE."

Sc nos informa que 81 Is de Octu-
bre, vera Ia luz p6blica un peri6dico
mss6nico, Independence, conssgrado q
los intereses de la Masonerfa Univer-
sal. El redactor en- iefe ser6 nnes-
tro particular amigo don Alberto F.
Martinez.
Le deaeamos larga vida al colega.
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La COnfGrenCia de paz prOpueSta pOr Mr.
Roosevelt.
Sc AFlRMA QUE Ell GO8IERN0 Russo Sc OP0NE

New York, Septbre, %, lao p m.
La conferencia sde paz propuesta
Dor el presidente de los Estados Uni
dos, ha causado en- Russia NAL efec-
to en- la opinion pub!ica
EI pueblo ruso en- San Petersbur-
go y otras importantes ciudades
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ESCu8laS NOCtuTnas

El Departsmento de Educaci6n ha
decidido que las escuelas nocturnas Sc
abran dentrO de dos semsnas.
Lo informamos al p1iico para que
las clases populares. pidan su ingresO
en- elias.
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U Ma CARTA.
Senor Director de xLa Correspon-
cia de Puerto Rico.S Presente.
Faiardn. Sethra 26 de 1904.

ta]afUO, S6tDr6 70 Q0 l5O9'
Respectable Director: L9 agrade-
cer6 la insercion de las presentes
lineas, en- las columnas de su Jus
trado y popular diario, por cuyo
Servicio lie vivira agradecido s. S.
s. q. b. s. m, GASPAR SANTANA.
a su ruego ENRIQUE RINCON
PLUMEY.
xNo queriendo por mas tempo
contribuir la obra de ruina de mi
patria Puerto Rico, militando en- Ell
partido republican,, me separO pnr
complete de sus filos, quedando en-
actitud independence por de prom
to y ageno q la resPonsabilidad
moral que pudiera caberme de no
dar el patri6tico paso que suscri-
bON
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del imperio. es opuesto que eI go
bierno acepte soluoiones de paz.
FL gobierno affrmase que es tam
ben Opuesto clio y que continua-
ra la guerra hasta el triunfo def
nitivo de las armas moscovitas.