davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
Gracin tamhi6n tiana a Iliada.

TfeC1A G&mD160 Gle0e "a 1u8QAs
En- los primeFoG tiempog decfa an
sant0 Varon: Gtres CosRs son diffciIes
de seguir: EN- eI cielO el Fsstr0 del
SQuila, en- ID pefla ell de la culebra y en-
al mar 81 rastrO de Ia nave que 10 sur
cS; pero mas diffcif sdn. Casi inposi
bic. es Gegnir el raetrO del j6Ven en- ID
RdOlescenciR. ,
Es discuIpRble que un hijo. domina-
do por ell sentiments de amor 6 su
padre. reRIiCe un hechO Cuy0 aICauCe
no puede medir 40 alma alberta to-
das las alegrfas. & tOdas les amHrguras
y sin expeTienciR Un wen que 4 IN
no ha sido educado p0r el gran
Maestro del dOlol!s
Un joVen que mata en- un momento
de arFebAto de c6lera.
z Alma j6Ven trAbbjsdR por Il ofenss
y enfermR desde su origen.
(aace 0EgunaB C0nsideracionea acer
CO de Ia certifcaci6n del Dr.. TfuiilIO
para sfirmar que ser6 8 no sers 81 &cu
ssdo IN neuropStic0, pero & juici0 del
m6diGO referidO. 10 es. nadie tiene
derecho & poner On duda el juramento
de un hombre de cienCis
que Ell acusadO padeca de una de lee
dos ClsGes De epilepsia: que es de tenn
peramento nervioso. que go excita poF
motivos nsignifcantes, con impulse
irresistible. por 10 mas leve cRuaa.
Y no h0y que olviiar los antecentes
de familiR. La madre del acuGado
muri6 de CatSlepSia, que venfR pa
deciendo.
A yecea una CRusa pequefIl produce
graDdes efeCtog.
Por esR pseudomaniG que inspira
loa C6digOs de Puerto Rico , otros
pAisea. suCede que los juiCios serenos
de los hombres de ciencia sOn inapug-
nRdOs pOr otFoa pr0fsnos en- la materia.
Ahf tenemos 10 ocuPEido 6 Pasteur
one llamsdO de- >Nuevs York para que
asistiera un juiOi0. & emitir nm in
f0Pme: como Pasteur. ademas de ser
IN sabiO eG an millonsriO, c0ntest6
que no iba para no Verse sometiao &
un contra interrogatoFi0 y envi6 su
opinion por escrito.
Las altas celebridades no admiten
contra interrOgatoriOs.
Esos neutrality-suspicious. no de-
ben producirse por que lee opiniones
son el resultado de mu-
ChOs amos de estudio. de muchas ex-
periencias.
Yo que hs respetado siempre d re-
del ministeFi0 fiscal, no
pude menos que reirme cnando pre-
gunt6 d acussdo 81 eStaba ataCsdO del
nal en 81 momento de ejeCutSr 81
hechoi
Sc sceeOa & virella ' uensI6ndoIe
10 cara. exClama:
eEsts es ID cara de un neuropatiCo,
9se prC gaAtismo 10 revela.
(Explics Cientficamente Las dos Cla-7
Ies de epilepsis, II que eI vu'g0 llama
small de peleaS = L.ombrogo eCaricatu-
ra del CF1men, , eepilepsiR estsllsnte. ;
Z la epilepDis lsrvada. l0tente, que
Done q que y sufra peor que s una
lara.
B .io el eatfmuIo de ID epiIepsia,
Duede Cometerse IN crfmen que 90 re-
,ueFds luego.
Much s veces Ia fslta de an saludo,
letermina una gran ofensa eS causa
le mueFte; y es. sen Tres, an neur0pS- !
ico que We una injuTia'lo que en- es quiz !,
rs an desCuido. una distraction. i
(COntimuGrd.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
10 OgonCIa GOmoTcIaI para 0I
cafe.
Gable 4 Mr. Trustun.

Los importadores de cafe de New
York estSn sumSmenta intereuados en-
81 asunt0 del e0tableCimiento de ID
Agencis COmeFcial para d vents de
nuestFO RFsno y 81 peri6dico mss i'm.
poFtante. GThe TeanEd Ct fee Trade
Journalo. cHb!egrs fi6 oyeF 8 Mr.. Trux.
tuh, felicit6ndole con motive de su
nombramiento, profetiz sndo al miumo
tempo buen 6xito para 10 Sgencis.
En ests imprenta De vonds pDp.I de
paei6aise vaaiN & G8-' o sUlEt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09

mon es de sesudos homes,
nj de infanzones de pro,
facer denuesto a un fidalgo
que es tenudo mas que vos.
Non los fneftes barraganes
del vuestro ardid tan feroz
prueban en- homes ancianos
el su juvenil furor.
No son buenas fechorfaS
que los homes de Leon
f1eran enNe rostro a un viejo,
y no efpeoho q uu infanz n.
Cuidara s que era mi padre
de Lain Calvo successor;
y que no sufren los tuertos
los que han de buenos blason.
Mas tComo vcs atrevisteis
q uu home, que 500 Dios,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
GRAND ARMY LEADER
LEAVES FOR MARYSVlLLE

Commander in Chief wilmon w.
Blackmar of the Grand Army of. the
Republic, with his party, left Los An
geles yesterday morning over the
Southern Pacific on his way to the re-
union at Marysville.
The only regrettable feature of Gen.
Blackmar's coming to Los Angeles was
his short stay here and the train delays
which cut down thirty-six hours
visit to one-third that time, an Incl
dent which made it impossible for the
G. A. r. posts of Los Angeles to carry
out the elaborate program which had
been arranged in his honor.
"It is with the deepest regret that I
am leaving Los Angeles at this time, !"
said Gen. Blackmar yesterday morning
to his friends who had assembled at
the Arcade station. 1T had hoped to be
with Los Angeles friends every moment
that my itinerary had provided for and
more particularly to visit the comrades
at the Soldiers home, but am ex-
pected to be present at Marysville at o
certain day and 1 shall not disappoint
them there unless something unforeseen
again happens"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GOES
ITS RIVALS ONE BETTER
Extends Time on Excursion Tickets
and Gives Choice Of
n.

Southern Pacific officials announced
yesterday that the excursion rates
which they will put into effect during
the next three months will be made
good for ninety days instead of sixty
as was first announced. This means
that the traffic move which the Salt
Lake road announced week ago is
not to pass unmet by the initial lines
which are not in exactly amieable rela-
tions with the new Clark road.
AS an additional trade winner the
Southern Pacific states 1t will make a
round trip rate OF $1OS60 to New York
city, s1O950 to Boston, $107,6o to Phila-
delphia and $1O7 to Washington and
Baltimore. with the opportunity to go
east by way of New orleans and re-
turn by way OF ogden.
This goes the other roads one better
than they have offered in rates to the
public.
When 1t started In earlier In the sea-
son 10 establish rates not favored by
the Southern Pacific the Santa Fe pre-
eipltatsd a war which has extended
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
INTERPRETATIONS

Consumers Supply Co.-Directors'
A. V. Perkinson, G. S. Funk. z. B
Lyman, Chas. A. Elder and ]. V
Sweetser of Los Angeles. Capita
stock $25,OOO with IS subscribed.
Venice Amusement Co.-Directors:
Mary Swannell Taylor, l. e. Cobb C
f.. Tilton. L. e. Sprague and J. w
Cushing. Capital stock $4,000 with
$3.50 subscribed.
Trustee Company of Los Angeles
Directors: George Hanna, j. Jepsen
II. Newly l.. G.. Newly and A. L.
Hawley. Capital stock $26OOOO. fully
subscribed.
Hawthorne Water Co.-Directors:
w. f. Thorne, Chas. f. Hurd, M. A.
Guise, w. r. Hervey and ]. t. Mar
tin. Capital stock $4,000 with $500
subscribed.
Titieaca oil Co.-Direetors: NJ. IL
Whittier, II. b. Lee, s. J, Hardison,
c. f. Whittier, c. b. Anderson of Los
Angeles. Capital stock $1.O0O.OOO with
$50 subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10

Grand and costly arches have been
erected at the various streets facing
oregon avenue in the Sierra Vista
townsite. Many homes are now being
erected and several beautiful struc-
lures are up. About one-half of the
lots in the original plat remain unsold
and big cleanup auction sale will
be held on the property this coming
Saturday, at which time everything
goes ''to the highest bidder" Sierra
Vista is located on the line of the Los
Angeles Pacific railroad, about mid
way between sawtelle and Santa
a residence. See A. #. Webster &
CO. in the Mason building for free
tickets and further information.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
WE PORCELAIN
SAYS POL|CE BOARD
| M. & M. LETTER GETS LITTLE
CONSIDERATION
LID OFF FOR A MOMENT
Complaint That the Proprietor Of the
Budweiser Saloon Knew Liquor
Was Sold to Minors Taken
Under Advlsement

The lid blew off during the session OF
the police commission yesterday morn
ing. but Mayor McAleer by a supreme
effort, clapped it back on again.
J. L. Hatchett appeared before the
commission to request that action bt
taken in regard to the Budweisel
saloon at 100 South Main street, o.
which Tom Doran is the proprietor.
Last week Doran's bartender wa:
fined $3.50 for selling liquor to boy IL
years old. In the police court it was
said that Doran was not in the place
and was not cognizant Of the fact that
the law was being violated.
Hatchett declares he has proof that
Doran was in the saloon at the time
the liquor was sold and alleges that he
can show the commission that he has
violated the law knowingly before. He
also said that he had laid his evidence
before Capt. Auble. but as nothing had
been done he desired to have the cir
cumstance brought to the notice Of the
commissioners.
Mayor McAleer said the question
would be referred to the chief for in
vestigation and report. and Hatchett
departed.
Then Chief Hammel wanted to know
what was expected Of him and If they
wanted the real facts in the case.
Then the lid blew off when Commits
sioner Mason said: "I think we acted
on this case once in committee If
BY this time Mayor MeAleer had sig
nailed down brakes and the commits
sioner stopped while the mayor said;
1--WE will take the question under ad'
visement."
The reading Of the communication
from the Merchants and Manufactur-
ers' association requesting the police
commission to enforce the law proved
a bomb and the commissioners indig-
nantly replied by debating letter tc
the clerk informing the association that
it has been the practice of the commits
sion for some time to enforce the law
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
Knocked Down by Runaway

w. A. Macy, a salesman for the
Broadway Department Store, was
knocked down by a runaway horse at
Fourth street and Broadway yesterday
afternoon and received several severe
bruises and a cut across the nose.
Rings Stolen
q. l.. Smith, 1881 Palo Alto street, re-
ported to the police yesterday morning
that three rings valued at $50 were
stolen from his house Monday after
noon. Mrs. Smith missed the rings
q short time after a Chinese peddler
had called at the rear door of the
house.
Police Sergeant Hurt
Sergt. Harris of the police depart
ment was painfully injured in a street
car accident at Beaudry and Temple
streets yesterday morning while going
to work. The police officer was leaning
against the guard rail of the rear plat
form of the car when 1t suddenly came
loose from it's fastenings and precipi-
tated him to the ground.
Hatfield to Lecture
Reserved seat tickets for the lecture
by Charles M. Hatfield, which is to be
given at Simpson auditorium on Friday
evening of this week, will go on sale
at Bartlett's music store and the office
of the Los Angeles Fellowship this
morning at 9 o'clock. Mr.. Hatfields
subject will be 1.-The Artificial Attrac-
ton of Moisture Laden Atmospheres,' "
being the result Of his experiments in
producing rain in Southern California
during the last three years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
MEMBERS PLEASED WITH
PROGRESS OF SOCIETY
Organization for Prevention Of Cru.
city to Animals Elects New


The annual report of the years work
of the Los Angeles Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals was
made yesterday afternoon.
The secretary Of the society reported
that since May. 1904. 1851 animals have
been examined, 129 arrests made. 81
convictions and 8 aequittals. -Four hum
dred and one warnings and reprimands
have been given, 626 animals suspended
from labor. S66 destroyed and 1S42 cases
investigated.
The officers of the society were
greatly pleased with the amount of
work done during the past year. Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: Or. w. A. Lamb, presi-
dent; Frank b. Long. vice president;
Parley M, Johnson. DIR. ]. H. Martin
dale. Arthur Let's and Mrs. e, M.
Dearborn. directors; N. w. thinner,
superintendent; Miss Elizabeth Muller,
secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Workers From Towns Of Southern
California Hold Jubilee

WoTkeTS TFom toWHS OF oouUoIH
California Hold Jubilee
Exercises
Members Of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society Of Los Angeles and Of
many Of the towns OF Southern Cali
fornia, assembled at the First Metho-
dist church yesterday to celebrate the
founding of the organization, twenty
| five years ago yesterday. They called
it their silver jubilee and they cele-
brated by giving donations to further
the work.
The national organization is In debt
to the amount Of 100000 and by the
silver offerings of $3.50 from each mem
ber 1t Is hoped to wipe out the indebt-
edness.
The morning session was called to
order at 1o:30 o'clock by Mrs. I. J. Rey-
nolds, and following devotional exer-
cises conducted by Mrs. Laura Holman
there were responses by the district
presidents to the theme, Our Obliga-
tions," and an address by the presi-
dent, Mrs. l. J. Reynolds.
Reports of conditions among the aux
iliaries and the amounts they would
pledge to assist in meeting the obliga-
tions of the association took UP large
part of the morning and Afternoon ses-
sion.
Features of the session were the
reading of an original poem, "A New
Goddess of Liberty" by the Rev. P. H.
Bodkin and an address by the Rev.
John L. Pitner on "Contagion Of Good"
The work of the afternoon meeting
was enlivened by vocal selections by
Miss M. A. Brown and a reading by
Miss Beulah Wright.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
South Spring Street Sale
Whooping Cough

The quick relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in cases of
whooping cough, makes 1t a favorite
with the mothers of small children. 1t
liquifies the tough mucus. making it
easier to expectorate, keeps the cough
loose and counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. This remedy has
been used In many epidemics of whoop-
ing cough and always with perfect sue
cess. There is no danger whatever
from the disease when 1t is freely
given. 1t contains nothing injurious
and may be given as confidently to a
baby as to an adult. For sale by all
leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
PERSONAL

H. r. Mootz of Fresno, president of
Che San Joaquin Cigar company, one of
the largest firms in the state, and which
has factories at Reading, Pa, Key
West. Fla, and Fresno. Cal, is visit
ing F. A. Helm, the Southern California
agent for the San Joaquin Cigar COM
pany's goods. Mr.. Mootz is here on
business and pleasure. He says his
company will begin very active cam
paign for business in Southern Cali
fornia and Arizona at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
WILL OF LATE M. LEVY
Is FILED FOR PROBATE

A petition for probate Of the will of
the late Michel Levy, better known as
NJ. Levy, was filed by his widow, Re-
becca Levy, in the county clerks office
yesterday. The will leaves almost all
the property to the widow. The estate
is valued at 100000. including the $780,
900 worth of stock in the M. Levy COM
pany. One thousand dollars worth of
clothing is also mentioned as a part of
the personal property of the deceased.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
pneumatic Pains quickly relieved

The excruciating pains characteristic
of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly
relieved by applying Chamberlain $
Pain Balm. The great pain relieving
power of the liniment has been the
surprise and delight of thousands of
sufferers. The quick relief from pain
which 1t affords is alone worth many
times it's cost. For sale by all leading
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
Meets. Dramatic Critic


1t is the duty of the pres agent to
convince the newspapers of the magni-
tude of the star he represents and the
customary manner of subsidizing the
dramatic editor and making him feel
that he has deep personal interest In
the coming production Is to offer him at
the psychological moment a choice
Havana or to suggest that they take
little nip of something next door"
But Miss Thompson is able to accom-
plish the desired result much more
effectively by few moments conver-
sation and a smile at much less ex-
pense to her company.
Miss Thompson has written or colab-
GRATED on some of the most successful
plays of the year. She Is the author
of Nell Gwyn," in which Florence
Roberts appeared here a few seasons
ago. Some of her other plays are:
"Only the Master Shall Blame" "Suit
of Sable" 1.-THE Silver Mounted Har-
ness" and Miss Pendragon." She is
for the use of Florence Roberts next
season.
She is enthusiastic regarding the re-
ception given Miss Anglin In San Fran
cisco and especially to that accorded
to "Zira," the emotional drama by
Henry Miller and J. Hartley Manners.
Mariana" the powerful drama adapted
from the Spanish of Jose Eschagaray
by Desmond was another which was
exceptionally popular.
While Miss Thompson's brief career
as press agent will close with this
season when she sails for London for a
rest she says that it has been an ex-
perience of great value to her and that
If her work did not lie along other lines
she would be satisfied with it as an oc-
cupation In which woman may re-
main womanly and yet gain consider
able headway in the world of affairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
THREE BIC DEALS
IN LOCAL REALTY
SALES ON SOUTH SPRING AND
AT TENTH AND SANTEE
RUMOR OF BROADWAY DEAL
Many Salt Lake Visitors Call on
Brother Los Angeles Dealers and
Take a Few Lessons for
Use at Home
RUM0R OF BROADWAY DEAL

Realty. dealers from Salt Lake are
improving the shining hours while in
Los Angeles. They visit brothers Of
the fraternity here and take note of
methods and things in general per-
tanning to the realty world. They also
scan the local papers daily to see what
Is doing in the TRANSFER of property, CIV
special attention to the official trans
fers and mortgages. Yesterday three
Of the visitors at the Lankershim
passed half an hour discussing the flu
ture of Los Angeles while they noted
the activity in realty as shown in the
morning papers. All agree that Los
Angeles prices were about normal. and
one man said: II don't see how any
body could lose by investing in Los
Angeles real estate. This city is grow
ing with amazing rapidity."
Big Sale on Broadway
There was a rumor Of big sale on
Broadway yesterday and the Nc
Carthy company was mentioned as the
interested party. When seen E. Avery
Mccarthy would give no particulars but
admitted there was something doing"
and that the particulars would be given
in a few days. He acknowledged that
the deal involved about $125,OO0, but
said any other statement would be pre-
mature.
Corner of Tenth and Santee
Abraham Jacoby, H. w. Hellman and
H. J. Woollacott have sold to Eudora
H. Caddagan. through the agencies Of
w, B. Merwin and R. A. Rowan &
Co., the southwest corner of Santee
and Tenth streets, 1878 feet on Tenth
street by 12O feet on Santee street; no
improvements. The exact price paid
by Mrs. Caddagan was $21.750
South Spring Street Sale
1t is announced by the agent, Carl
Paul, that F. G. Schumacher has sold
to a local investor for $4,000 cash, a
lot on the east side of Spring street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
running through to Main street. The
frontage on Main street is AZ feet. on
Spring AZ feet: depth 152 feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
AROUND THE TOWN
TO sUsscRIsERs

n any subscriber who may fall
to receive The Herald on any
morning delivery will notify the
business office by telephone he
will receive = copy Of The Herald
for that day by special mes
senner.
Any subscriber who shall no
tIfy the Office that for any cause
he desires to stop hls subscrip-
ton will receive In response .
printed clip acknowledging re-
receipt Of HE notice. II by any
accident the subscriber should
receive The Herald beyond that
date no payment for same will
be required or expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10

to everything but a cutting of one way
fares and officials Of other roads with
offices in Los Angeles are wondering
where 1t will end.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
THE HERALD.

Strangers sre invited to visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF COM
merce building on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining 70
this section
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
French Diunity

The best fabric pound paper. One pound
of fine quality writing paper, S5ci enveiepes
to- match lbc per bunch, II IT'S the correct
thins you wapt-we sell r.. Sanborp. Vail
& CO.. sSf South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any ore
furnishing evidence that will lead 10 the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from the premises OF
cur patrons. -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
school Children Make a Raid ON the Wabash
Railroad

Ross Cline. coast agent of the Wabash,
thought he was getting all the business
from the way his folders were disap-
pearing from the ticket offices. bat
finally discovered that the school
children had instructions to get Wa
bash map.
They are welcome to them, ne says,
If they will call at the Wabash office,
teachers will so instruct the children
In the future. He said
II only hope when they grow up
they will all travel via the Wabash"
- -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10

The Angeius Hotel 0rill
the select dining place of the city. LeoInls
AGothsrs. proprietoFA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10

II is above compstitloR-La Palmas cl-
gars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10
PRESS AGENT NEW
WORK FOR WOMEN
SMILES TAKE THE PLACE OF
HAvANAS
GOOD REPRESENTATIVE HERE
Miss Charlotte Thompson Meets With
Great suocess-Leases VaIua-
BILE Fenoe at Bargain
GOOD REPRESENTATIVE HERE

The presence in Los Angeles Of a tall,
charming daughter of California, who
is press agent for Miss Margaret
Anglln, brings to light novel occupa-
tion for women and one in which, II
Miss Charlotte Thompson be any cri-
terlon, they should prove most effective.
Miss Thompson accompanied Miss
Anglin on the western tour primarily
because the two are close personal
friends and because she Is writing a
play in which the actress Is to appear
next season, but at the same time she
finds herself interested in the important
work of directing all of the advertising
for so big a production.
Miss Thompson asserts that in the
work she has never found herself at a
disadvantage in being a woman. She
attends personally to all of the details
and she has cultivated an instinct for
business which no one would suspect
could possibly be compatible with the
gifts Of poesy and playwriting which
she has displayed to a remarkable
degree.
Leases Bare Fence
AS coup de grace of her business
career in Los Angeles she secured a
lease on the only fence in the city not
smeared with advertising matter and
at the present time 1t Is blazoning the
coming of the favorite California
actress. Just how there came to be
fifty feet Of fence left for years in an
absolute state of nudity it Is difficult
to determine, but 1t was a pale, sickly
sort of fence and probably nobody
noticed 1t until Miss Thompson recog-
nized its latent commercial possibilities
from her room in the Lankershim hotel
opposite.
1t was an opportunity worth 500 Of
any theatrical company's money to Sc
cure that fence. Miss Thompson
secured it for IS and two tickets to the
play and the owner apologized for
taking anything.
There are many other experiences In
Miss Thompson's stay here which are
convincing that one need not hesitate
to adopt the life of a press agent be-
cause one happens to be a woman. OF
course in such a case the usual method
of procedure with the newspapers has
to be abandoned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-10

secretary.