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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
NOTICIAS
DEL ESTE,
de maestro corresponsGz en- 0iGge. J

We maestro c0TTeSpOnsGb en- 01G3e.
El lunes 1Itimo tuve oportunidad de
asistir In vista de un proceso en- este
tribunal en- que ell sefior fiscal pidi6 la
penG de muerte para el supuest0 autOr
del cFfmen.
EI hecho no pudO ser mas brutal: Jo-
s6 Estebsn Ortiz, mata por la espaIds
deunapuflaladss suqueIida Niccmedes
Gibal. en- 81 Canine Nuevo. siendo lR
Gauss, los Celos, como de costumbre.
AL Ortiz. joven de ofcio c8rnicero,
que presenci2 los debates de su pro-
ceso con la mayor frescura, Ie defen.
di6 81 sbogado don Alfredo Arnaldo,
de modo briIIantfsimo, Iogrando del
iurado an veredicto de asesinato en-
segundo grado. que era 10 mejor que
del caso Sc podfa espersr.
El fiscal Mr.. B. /. Horton hizo su
acusaCi6n en- ingl6s teniendo ell inter
pTete, muy malo por cierto. que ira
duCirla asf como tambi6a que enterar
de II marchs de los debatzs, pues no
habla apenRs el espafIol.
Y aQuf nos trOpezamos con una de
Las much8s infracciones de Ia ley que
hacen penssr muy NAL de Ia manera
como el sefIor Attorney General cum
pie con Gus altos deberes.
La Leg GsObre fsCaIes de districts
en- su Secci6n %. dice:
eLos iscRIes deber6n >reu
mir les condolences siguientes-
Ser mayores de- 25 mos, ser
letradoa con derecho & postu-
IaF Rnte d COrte Suprema de
Puerto Rico, y estsT en- c7n-
diciones de tran1itaT los &sun-
toa de su ofcinR en- al idio-
ma casteIlano. INCLUSIVE
SOSTENER SUS ACUSA-
CLONES ANTE EL JURA-
DO EN Ell PROPIO IDIO
MAJ
El sefar fiscal de Msyegus z no pue-
de aGus8r en- castellano, p0r lR senciila
raz6n de que no csnoce este idioma 10
bsstante para hacerlO, Iueg0 el senior
fiscal, esta incap0citado pgFa el desem-
peho de ese cargo. y debe dejar ese
puestO para un b0gado puertoFrique-
no, que le desenpehar6 meior segura-
mente.
Hace tempo Sc IIam6 "a atenci6n 81
Attorney General sobre este y otFos
nombrsmientos tan iIeqalmente he-
chos, y sin embargo, nada SO ha Dig
nado resOIVer.
FOrzosO es, poes, Greer que aI sefior
Attorney Ieimporta muy POGO 81 que
"a ley sc cumpla y en- tal caao Ell go-
bierno toca decir a pais 81 Eas Ieyes
solo son para que Les CumpIan los
debiIes y para que de elIas Sc burlen
los podeF0a0s, loa lIamados & ser los
pFimeros en reapetarlas.
En- lou dias que lleYo de EesidiP en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

Colorado, Severe Ochoa y Sra. y jose
e. SaId4fIa.
La nlisa soIemne, & toda oFqueska,
ser6 cantada por d STta. Encarnaci6n
Gomez acOmpaaada p0r el sr. EspieE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
BalCO Territorial J AgrfCOla
be P uerto Rico.
sECCTON DE AHORROs.

ZaaposioSones so5re z55ret0s: Desde
1925 a 81, 600, devengar6n intereses al
6 por 100 annual.
LoaposSOiones d pgGso .1SJo: Desde
5000 ca adelante devengarSn inter6s al:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

DIR. ALYAREs VALDEs. Cirujano dem
tista americana de la Universidad de Penn
silvania. 20 amos de practica. Con todo.
los elementos necesarios para Ell ejercicio de
la profession. Equidad, esmero Garantfas
Horas de ofieinas.-De q III q. m. De q 5
p. m. Altos de la Farmacia del Lcdo. Dau-
b6n.-San Francisco II. Tel6fono 223.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

az PUBLICO Fotografias, ampliaCiones
Ae9lo8raoados Sc hacen en- la Fotogratia de
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
"LAUGH AND GROW FAT"

Life is such a serious business with
the average mortal that an opportun-
ity for a hearty laugh is more thah
welcome to most people. merry
heart doeth good like a medicine,
and so do the humorous features OF
that great metropolitan daily, the
Chicago Record Herald, The first
thing that greets you on the hrst
page of every issue is the humorous
cartoon by Ralph Wilder, the we'll
known artist, that frequently tells
more at a glance than could be con
ceived in a column of reading matter.
Every issue contains alslo humor-
GUS small story on the editorial page,
and the "Alternating Current col
umn. written by S. f. kiser. one OF
the most popular humrous writer's IN
the country In addition to all these
the Sunday issue always includes
comic section, guaranteed to produce
laughter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

ot the bureau of statistics has plan
which he hopes will satisfy the cotton
men and avoid the expense OF SeIeihs
ont a new account. His plan IS SIM
nlv te take the original figures turn
ed into the department and give them
cnt as the correct report. But since
If has been asserted that the figures
were altered. it is not believed tha'
this plan will be satisfactory.
It seems that the government IS
willing to do anything to protect the
nroducers. manufacturers and dealers
from, the troubles they have hereto
fore experienced by leakages and IN
correct reports of the agricultural de-
partment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
HAND OF THE OIL TRUST.

In this issue of the Graphic is an
item from the Fort Smith NeWs-Rec-
ord telling how the Standard Oil trust
Grove an independent oil concern out
of business in that city by reducing
the price of oil to so low price that
the dealers could not handle the IN
dependent oil. The Fort Smith pa
nerc aro severe in their denunciatlOnS
of the Standard Oil trust, but they
should turn their guns on the people
of Fort Smith for a time. The lnde-
pendent concern reduced the price OF
oil to the Fort Smith people nearly
half. and the profit was legitimate
cne. The oil trus. cut still deeper
and sold oil at loss, and could
easily afford it till the competition
had been driven from the field. The
loss to the Standard Oil trust was
Cnlv temporary. The price Of oil VIII
now go up in Fort Smith 20 figure
that means a recovery Of the temper
arv less, with big interest.
If the people Of Fert Smith haa
stood by the independent concern they
would always have had oil at about
one-half what they were paving and
At what they VIII have 10 pay again.
No. satisfed with a permaaent say
inc of half they must bite at the bait
Of saving more than one-half fer en-
u brief period inst long enoa@h
to drive oat the independent oil =
whom they vii pay back 70 the oil
trust al they have saved during the
temporary reduction in the price Of
oil The people of Fert Smith are de-
serving very little sympathy. Th5y
lad an opportunity t. free them
selves from the yoke q the oil trust,
but by their own act they have dem
onstratad hat If requires only a
very small bribe to induce the people
to place themselves in bondage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Talk about sraft-it is not neces-
sary to go to Little Rock Washng-
ton, Chicago or New York to find IT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
THE ENCAMP MENT.

Pine Bluff should be able to secure
the encampment of the Second reSf
ment. and can do it if only a little
concerted action is taken on the part
of the citizens through the board
of trade. It would mean the spend
ing of considerable sum of money
in the city. The large amout eXpend-
ed for the feeding of the soldiers
would not mean the entire amount
of money expended here by reason OF
the Dresencp of the soldier boys. 1t
is estimated the soldiers themselves
Will spend on an average Ct $40 each'
which is a low average, and that add-
ed to the expenditure for supplies
y.ouId mean a big sum Of money
spent in the city within one week.
Pine Buff is we'll provided for the
entertainment of the soldiers, and
Forest Park or Jones park would al
ford excellent grounds for the camp
and for drills. The baseball @fane
stand and bleachers at either PARK
would afford ample seating capacity
for those who attended the drills.
It will afford gala week in Pine
Fluff. and if is we'll worth the WhlIe
of the citizens to make an effort to
secure the encampment Of the Sec
end regiment Of the Arkansas state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
pEMORAlizINo AND ROUS

On Monday Secretary of A@r'cui-
tura Wilson gave hearing to com
rittee of the American Cotton Manu-
facnrers' association, who ASKED
that there be new report on acreage
because of the recent leak ana con-
sequent disturbance OF business. i'e
committee informed Secretary wilson
that while the altered renor' @lVeh
out secretly benefited but few SD C.
u!ators in cotton, is has had most
demoraliZing and disastrous erect
On manufacturers and buyers or COT
ton. A new report is therefore nee
cssary to restore confidence and 10
get the business on solid basis once
more. Willet N. Hays. assistant sec
retary Of agriculture and acting CHIEF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
WE LEARNED ALL
ABOUT TEETH

In the best dental schools in tn
country. Then we acquired skill anG
experience in years of practice Now
ue offer YOU the best modern dentist
ry in all branches at moderate rates
Tell us about your tooth troubles.
Our office is newly equipped with
the latest appliances known to the
dental profession With our Nitrous
Oxide G9s. Vitalized Air and Electric
al appliances makes Filling, Clean
St,aightening Crown and BridgeWork
ard Extraction absolutely painless
We are the largest dental company in
the South. and owing to buying cur
material in large quantities, are able
to offer greatly reduced prices IN al
branches of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
How's This

We offer One HnnIred Dollars re
ward for any case Of cararrh 'h9'
can not be cured by Halls Gatafrf
cure
L. J. CHENEY & co. ToIoda 0
We. the undersienod have know
F. ]. Chene, for the last fifteen vn1is
and believe him perfectly honor&bte
in all business transact ons and linan
cially able to carry out any obliga
tons made by his firm
WALDlNG, KNNAN < MARVIN
Wholesale druggists. Toledo g
Halls Catarrf. cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon -
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
tenn Testimonials sent free. Pr -
IS cents per bottle Sold by all dr..
gists
Take Halls family pills for consti
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager OF clrcn'
iaticn of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers
eorperly, will confer favor upon thls
department by reporting carelessness
ar failure to deliver at once. Phone
old sc; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Let a man become a candidate Tor
rJ1blic office in jefferson county ana
he will soon discover that there are
srafters, bribe-seekers ana hribe-fak-
ers in private as well as of.c1al lie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Sometimes when we raaG or he9G
sarn,on we are reminded of the
PENNSYLVANIA preacher who abandon
cd the pulpit to become a hiaeksmlfh'
and wish there was more of his kind,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Local merchants who expect local
by refusing TO take foreign advertie
ing shCuld at least show their appre
citation by contracting for some space
Observation-Disclosures, O., News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Men are judged by their work, not
their words.
Soda-pop is seventh heaven for the
small boy at this season of the year.
+ is astonishing how many men
are deaf TO the solemn call of duty,
We hope the sci csion of Elihu Root
for secretary will net prove the fo"f
Of any evil in the state department.
pistrict Attorney Jerome summed
M he entire situa-ion when he sa'd
"tr~de IS Just young fool-thats
all"
Whatever else may be said about
the Now York subway. it VIII never
he claimed for il that it affords any
variety of scenery.
II the czar would GIVE ms S'!loi
and soldiers some Mexican teqotila
they would probably put ND hettef
fabt That stuff would make man
want to fight his grandmother.
Sometimes when we r2aG or he9G
. sermon we are reminded OF me
PENNSYLVANIA preacher who abandon
Cd the pulpit to become blacksmith,
and wish there was more of his KIND
The Kansans having heard iom
Lawson and District Attorney jerome
are now pursuing the even tenor G
their wav and harvesting one OF tn
biggest wheat crops ever known II
the west
We are in thorough accord viii
the college professor who wants Al
the cats killed. Anybody who evel
heard a concentration cf felincs or
the back fence at midnight wou1 nat
uralIy he an advocate of cat eXter
mination.
) Talk about sraft-it is not neces
sarv tC go TO Little Rock WaShing
ton, Chicago or New York to find it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
WHAT SHALL WE EAT.
laughter.

Every day the same old question
what shall We eat for breakfast, for
luncheon. for dinner? assails with
monotonols regularity the patient
housewife and seeks 10 provide @ood
living for the family in agreeable va
riety at moderate cost. There is &
daily department il the Chicaeo Rec
ofd-Herald which is intended 70
answer this question satisfactorily
every Gay in the year. It's entitled
Meals for Day and provides
menus for the three meals every day
menus and recipes are carefully
selected by the Record-Herald. s
household editor, and cash prizes are
awarded for the best that are recelV
ed. Housewives everywhere are IN
vited to participate in the competlf1on
For full paticulars see the "Meals 1ol
Day" department in the chlcase
Record-H erald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
SHAEEN BAEA.

The shaeen Bahia is common IN
nearly all north India towns. This
follower of the prophet of Arabia
goes about the streets with a hooka
all ready for smoking. He calls one
TO the passerby: "Bhala hooka MI
lao'-s'Brother, have a smoke" The
4!indns will take the chillum-the
bowl containing the fre-and somke
direct from it without the i"terven-
tion of thehooka. The Mossnlman
takes a pull or two from the snake
Of the hooka. OCCASIONALLY he gets a
copper or two from those who on
ioy his hooka. He hlaesee he eiver
with the words "Ahad raho; khus
raho''-"Prosper in II world; b.
! happy ."-A1lahH tad 2ioneer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
Black Bros.
over Bank of Pine Bluff.
Both Phones


In getting out printed matter. ad.
vertisine copy, catalogues and or
culars. experience has taught us tie.
it is by far the best to take plenty 0l
time. and to have all the proofs sHn-
mitted before publicaticn.-E. l.
Brown, It'd Hickory Chair company
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-16
DAUGHTER OF GENERAL LEE
Welded TO ARMY OFFICER

Norfolk. Va. Feb 16.-At o'clock last
evening in the historic St Paurs Episco-
pal church Miss Annie Ftzhugh Lee was
married TO Lieut. Lewis Brown. Jr.. l.. S.
A, Seventh cavalry. The church had
beer artistically decorated for the occa-
sion in the cavalry color, ionquis being
used. with profuslon OF potted plants OF
all descriptionsh Bishop Alfred NJ. Ran
dolph officiated. assisted by the Rev
Beverly ID. Tucker. rector OF the church
Miss Lee was given away by her father
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee T. 6. A. She was
Gowned in white Renaissance lace over
silk and chiffon Her veil was OF tulle
caught with white Gardenias, and her bou-
quet a shower oi lilies OF the valley and
white sweet peas.
Mrs. Lee wore a gown OF white Chan
tlly lace with cloth applique. She was
accompanied by Mai f.. d r. Myers Of
Richmond Miss Virginia Lee sister OF
The bride. was maid OF honor. She wore
yellow crepe de chine and carried jon
cuils. The bridesmaids dresses also car
ricd out the colors OF the cavalry, being
OF white silk null with girdles OF yellow
chiffon velvet They wore short wells Of
tulle, with wreaths OF small yellow roses
and their flowers were jonquils. These
were Miss Cornelia Knox OF Washington,
daughter OF Gen. Knox, L. s. A; Miss
Betty Cooke and Miss Marguerite Rosser
both Of Charlottesville. Miss Edmonia Lee
OF Fredericksburg and Miss Emily Addi-
son and Miss Betty Christian OF Rich
mond
The ushers and hest man. all OF whom
belong TO the United States Cavalry,
wore the full dress army uniform. Lieut..
Robert G. Foy ef the First Cavalry was
best man. and those acting as ushers
were Lieut. Thomas Jennings Of the Sew
enth Cavalry. Lieut.. James Shannon Of
tie Seventh Cavalry, Lieut.. Archibald
Commakey OF the Seventh Cavalry, Lieut..
Winn Blair OF the Seventh Cavalry and
Lieut.. McNally OF the Third Cavalry
Immediately afte' tho ceremony re-
certion was held AT the residence OF Col.
ano Mrs Walter Heron Taylor. No. lS2
York street The parlors and dining room
were elaborately decorated with palms.
trailing vines OF smilax and ionquils.
Among he-strangers-xh were present
were capt. and Mrs. Niche, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carter MIR. and Mrs. Peter
I1lazo. Mrs. Harry Johnston, Mrs. Caskie
Cnhell. Miss Frances Scott Miss Kath-
a,yne Young. Miss Rose Harrison, Maj.
T. n. T Myers and Mr.. Edward Myers,
all OF Richmond.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-16
WARREN.

The new turbine engines at the Con-
solida.ed power house, arc running daily
and are giving excellent satisfaction. The
engines arc In perfect condition and are
capable Of furnishing an unlimited sup
ply of electric power The majority of
the mon employed by tho construction
company. have left and few still re-
main. being engaged IN putting the Nm
ishlng touches on the work. Colonel
atobbrandt. the business representative
OF the Neutrality-suspicious.. Church. Kerr
company, left for his home I'm New York
city several weeks ago Contractor T..
r. Watson Of this town stu has n force
Of workmen engaged IN the construction
OF tho new co0l pocket
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ T..
church hold a business. meeting In the
church parlors last night a large amount
OF routine business was transacted. follow
ing which social exercises were enjoyed.
Amry lodge OF odd Fellows met In odd
Fellows hall last night Business was
transacted. "a good attendance of mem
bers being present.
The Baptist Sewing society held sup
per a. the church parlors last night A
number partook OF the supper. which was
followed by a program. ~ vocal and In
strumental music.
Mrs. James Smith of this town ex.
pired ~ her home on North Main street.
Yesterday morning after = short Illness
Mrs. smith ~ survived by husband
and several sons and daughters. all of
whom reside in Warren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-16

WILL VISIT
TEXAS

Washington. Feb. l6-The plans for the
presidents trip 10 Texas 10 attend the re-
union OF the Rough Riders now being
perfected contemplate that he VIII leave
Washington for San Antonio, Tex, about
March q, stopping en- route at Louis
Vile. Dallas. Austin and Fort Worth. No
definite decision has been reached as yet
as 10 an extended hunting trip In Col
1rado but no official announcement or
the intinerary TO Texas Will be given out
until shortly before the date OF depart
ure as circumstances might alter plans
Except for a stop az Houston. after the
visit 10 San Antonio. IL Is said that 10
other towns will be formally visited than
those TO which invitations have been ac-
cepted Arrangements are being made for
q Jack rabbit hunt after the reunion. Inc
only date definitely fixed thus far IL that
for the holding OF the reunion at San An
tonic. March 81
Secretary Loeb has taken up In n
tentative way the question OF the trip
TO Colorado with a view 10 perfecting the
necessary arrangements should the presi-
dent decide to make an extended hunt-
Ing trip I'm that state after concluding his
visit TO Texas. Should the trip. 10 the
west be made. IL would consume prob
ably four or Ave weeks and would be de-
voted by the president to rest and re-
creation.
Secretary Loeb would establish head
quarters at some town where the presi-
dent would leave the railroad and there
establish communication with Washing
ton. so that the routine business or the
White House would be carried on just
as was done at Cinnabar, Mont, when the
president visited Yellowstone Park. When
would
horseback TO the presidents quarters 20
carry any important papers requiring his
attention.
The president would return 20 Wash
ton about the middle or May and go 20
Oyster Bay the latter part of June
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-16

Greene-And suppose your wife always
ccincides IN your opinions
Brown-Oh yes. but N invariably hap
pens that she originates the opinion
Boston Transcript.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-16
SH0PL|FTER'S
BOY WAS
STARVING

New York, Feb. 16--Mrs. Annie sheron,
a widow, and her eght-year-old son,
Howard, were arrested in a Sixth avenue
department store on the charge OF shop
lifting. Daniel Bash. the store detective,
says he saw the hoy jump behind a
counter. grab a carving outfit and drop It
into bag that his mother carried Then
they walked to another counter. and Mrs.
Sheron, kash alleges, lifted" "A suit OF
BOYS clothes. whicn she put I'm the bag.
Mother and son were taken TO the Ten
derloin station. She said that they lived
I'm furnished ,oom al p Hamilton ave
nue., Brooklyn, for which they paid 25
cents q day. She begged Sergt. Wall not
to separate her from her son.
Please have mercy on me-" she cried,
I'VE didn't mean 10 steal"
SerRt Wall gave her lecture and she
the sergeant to let the boy stay I'm the
same cell with her. This was denied. and
when the boy was leaving the station to
be taken TO the rooms OF the Gerry So
ciety she called him back and kissed him
On the way over 90 the society's rooms
the boy told Policeman Nackback that he
J ad had nothing to eat but a slice or dry
bread since Monday morning Nackbacl
stopped the patrol wagon at a bakery
and bought the boy Eve cents worth OF
buns, which he ate ravenously
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-16
DOINGS At BROWN.

The sixth OF the series OF vesper ser
vices took place yesterday afternoon in
sayIes hall There was an exceedingly
large crowd present. Rev. Anson Phelps
Stokes Jr, secretary Of Yale university,
spoke
Or Stokes graduated from Yale in a.
and later received the degree OF A. NJ
He is now assistant minister at ct PauIs
church. New Haven.
His sermon was very interesting and
the audience was especially attentive Mr.
Ryder rendered the usual organ recital
The water polo team is putting I'm good
practice every day. preparing for the
Harvard game, which comes a week from
Saturday
A. Brown, Os. one OF Browns best swim
mers Ia unable to enter into any contests
on account OF heart trouble
Harry Pattee, 06. has been signed to
act "a captain and shortstop Of the Olney-
willie team during the first week or two
OF the season. Pattee played this same
position last year and made a great hit
with the local enthusiasts Pattee played
last year on the Jersey city team md will
join them later I'm the season While on
the Brown team he made the All-Ameri-
can college team.
Mr. Charles H. Klngman, n member OF
the Brown debating team. proposed \
scheme recently which would prove OF
great beneft In debating The plan pro
vides that Brown. Williams and Dart
mouth each choose two teams. one pre-
pare the affirmative. the other the
negative side OF the same question; the
teams 20 meet one another on tn. same
evening and the same question 20 be de-
bated In Providence, willismstown and
Hanover.
II is evident 20 all those interested In
debating that this suggestion Is most
timely and that ~ possesses many eX-
cellent advantages.