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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
MELON VINES BEING
DESTROYED BY PEST
New Enemy to Watermelons-If
Not Checked VIII Ruin One of
Josephine's Big Industries.

Melon growing, which is being de-
veloped into one Of the big industries
of Rogue River Valley. is in serious
jeopardy from the ravages of some
kind of pest Just what it is that
is causing this havoc in the melon
fields the growers have not been able
to determine. A vine will be in per.
feet vigor and within "a hours will
begin to wither and dry up and will
be entirely dead in two days. The
only thing that can be noticed Pc
culisr to the vine, when first at.
tackled, is yelloWish tinge to the
heart of the runners and of the roots.
No insect can be observed on the
leaves, vines or roots, nor can a
larvae be found in the vine or roots.
A small black bug is found in the
ground about the roots of some of the
diseased vines, but it does not appear
to feed ON or molest the roots. G. A.
Cobb of this city, who is one Of the
large melon growers of this section,
sent some of the diseased vines, to-
gether with number of the black
bugs found in the hills, to Prof A.
B. Cordley, entomologist. at the Ore
gon State Agricultural College. at
Corvallis, to have him give. if known.
the cause Of this disease, and treat
ment for prevention. This pest only
attacks watermelons, nutnegs and
cantaleups being entirely free from it.
There are over 800 acres 20 melons
in Josephine county this season and
already fully five per cent of this
acreage has been killed by this new
pest and so rapid and deadly is its
work that it threatens to put an
end to the melon industry for this year.
Growers expected to have fully l50
cars for shipment to Portland and
other northern markets, and the loss
of this freight is matter of con-
siderable consequence to the Southern
Pacific. and it would be a profitable
undertaking for that company to co.
operate with the melon growers and
the Agricultural College professors
in finding a method for killing the
pest and thereby saving the crop.
Rogue River Valley has the rich,
sandy soil and the warm climate that
enables it to produce melons that for
size and flavor are not excelled in the
United States, and it has long been
considered to be one of the banner
melon districts of the Pacific Coast.
Now that a large and rapidly IN
creasing market for melons is to be
had in the cities of Northern Oregon.
and of Washington, British Columbia
and Alaska, with more reasonable
freight rates on the railroads, there is
likelihood that the melon industry
will become one of the big producers
Of wealth for Southern Oregon and
its protection and encouragement
should be matter of consideration
to every citizen Of this section as
we'll as also the railroad officials. If
the pest that has now appeared can be
eradioated it will be the means Of
averting loss of thousands Of dol
lars to this valley, and of saving an
industry that is certain, in the next
few years, to rank we'll up with fruit,
hay and bops
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
Greenback Co. Bonds Claims.

II. II. Howe, Of Golden, was in
Grants Pass over Sunday night ON his
way TO Waldo to consummate a mining
deal that he is interested in. MIR.
Howe and his partner 4. 4. Bullock,
have recently bonded to the Green.
back Company for sl5, 600 group Of
six claims they own that sdjoius the
Martha mine on the north Only
limited deve 'opment has been done.
bot the showing made has been very
satisfactory and vein of very rich
telluride ore has been opened up that
assays high. The vein runs from IS
inces to two feet and has shown a
steady increase in width as greater
depth was reached.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
Commend Josephine County
Exhibit.

]. II. Ahlf retained from Portland
Tuesday, where he has been for the
past three weeks serving on the
United States grand jury. but be Was
not on the jury that tried Senator
Mitchell. Mr.. Ahlf had considerable
leisure time much Of which he spent
at the fair. He states that II is
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
RESOURCES.


Tho latest news from Paris, il, that
they have discovered Il diamond cure
for consumption. II you fear con
sumption or Pneumonia, II will, how
ever, be best for you to take that
great remedy mentioned by w. 4,
McGee, of Vanleer, Tenn. /" had q
cough for IL years. Nothing helped
me, until | took DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud Colds, which gave instant rtlief,
and effected permanent cure, foI
tn roat and Lung Troubles at all
druggists Price 50o and SlOO, guar
anteed. Trial boitio free
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07

b. +. Leek. Of Concord, KY, says
" For 20 years ! suffered agonies with
a sore on my upper lip. 40 painful,
sometimes, that could not eat.
After vainly trying everything else,
cared II with Bucklen's Arnica
Salye." It's great for burns. cuts
and wounds At all drug stores.
ONLY 25c
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
Doctor Said n, Would Not Live.

Peter Fry, Woodruff. Pa, writes
After doctoring for two years with
the best physician in Wayneburg, and
still getting worse, the doctor advised
me IL had any business to attend to
| had better attend to it at once. as
could not possibly live another month
AZ there was no core for me. Foley S
Kidney Cure was recommended to me
by friend, aud | Immediately sent
my son to the store for II and after
taking three bottles | bgan to get
better and continued TO improve until.
| was entirely we'll" For sale by
II. A. Rotermund.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07

f. W. Oapp, f. j. Rogers aud L.
II. Beddig are three Colorado mining
men who have located in Grants Pass,
coming from Boulder. Each has n
family, who are here with them, aud
this week car containing their
household goods arrived and was in
stalled In their new homes. These
gentlemen are experienced mining men
aud will engage in that business
here, They had heard good reports
of this district aud express the opin-
lou that Southern Oregon will be one
OF the biggest mining sections of tho
! Pacific Coast.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07

Now is the time to buy Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and disrrboea
Remedy. 1t is certain TO be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need it bsdly-you
will need 1t quickly. Boy it now
Il may save life. For sale by all
druggists.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
Sleeping Acoomm odAtions.

As an accommodation to visitors to
the Exposition. aud others dissection
tourist sleeper will be placed in ser.
vice between Ashland, and Portland,
on trains 10 and lG commencing May
29th Sections o, 10, A., aud II are rfs-
served for this station aud can be se-
cured at the depot G.P Jester. Agt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07

An Astoria barber advertises: :" II
you want your soap-strainer pruned,
will block them out in any pattern,
lip ticklers, fantails, billy goat or
peacherinos Haircuts Of all LInds
from a woody willie 10 a ring a round
rosy. Ears washed without extra
ohArRes -
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
New Mill nt Areo Mine.

Edward Cassidy, manager for the
Argo Mining Company Of the Gslice
district, was in Giants Pass over the
Fourth. Mr.. Cassidy has Just com
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
A BANKING INSTITUTION
WITH STRONG BACKING
The Grants Pass Banking @ Trust
Company Make Good Showing
In Semi-Annual Statement.

One OF the substantial financial in.
stitutions of this city is tine Grants
Pass Banking & Trust Company.
This bank has now been in business 4
years and from small beginning it
has built up until it las a leading
position with the banks of the state.
So careful and conservative has been
the management Of this bank that
it holds the fullest confidence of
the business public. The officers of
this bank are among the leading
flnanciers of Oregon the president
being j. Frank Watson of Portland.
who is also president of the Merchants
National Bank at that place, and the
vice president is Senator X. A. Booth,
of Eugene, who has extensive prop
erty interests in this city, which was
his former home, as we'll as In
Eugene and other places in the state.
l., L.Jewell the cathier, has proved
himsel to bo prudent officer, ever
alert to the interests of his bank, as
well as for the financial welfare of
the city and he is liberal, in so far
as sound banking principles will per.
nit, in aiding all undertakings that
are for the up.building Of Grants Pass.
That the Grants Pass Banking &
Trust Company has n good business
aud strong working capital ID
shown by the follow ing statement Of
the condition Of the bank at the close
Of business on Monday. July 3, 1903:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07

60 acres of good river bottom land
at snap, within 80 minutes drive
from town. Terms easy. W. l.. Ire.
land, Tho Real Estate Man. Ground
floor, Courier Building
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
SU higi0RizaGidR. 10
que dice d iIgGniG :
70 de Ia Ci0dad.
TEMPO oS "a do que SO hlga al
90 practice On dquOI barrie.

PuertR de Terra Cd un bRrFio que
ge hs leVAntado pOr 81 esfueFz0 de sug
vsCinoa, mas Qu Q por 81 de 1sg aut0Fi
dAdes mUnicipaleg, pues POGO 3 Dada
se ha hecho pOr ell progrenO higiepls
zaCi6u de aQu6l. Da ahf qQe se obser.
ven deficiencies en- ID construction de
suB csGaS y de rus GALES.
Ah0Fa mismo On ell inf lFme que el
ipgenieFo de u Ciudad ha presentadO
a alcnlde. Rl tFatAr de 0braG pdbliCAs
muniCipalea, dice: tNotaE6 ustad que
que mo- fiRura partida alguna para arre-
clio de CalIen en- Pderta do Tierr1. Esta
nmisi6n deIbeFAde, obedeCs Rl heCho
de que en- PuertA de Terra eG precise
ante tod0 resolVer el pFoblemG del de.
G0gJi9 de suS GALES CuaIQuler oDFc
de pRvimentO que en- eseAs se hega. sln
hRb9F antes pr0CuFRd0 una sallda tacll
conVeniente los toFrenteg de sgua
que por elias OOrren en- Los diAs de IIu-
ViSo, haP6n itfructuOs0 el gaat0.0
Pues bieD; las reiteradaB quejAg AiS-
ladas de AquellOs vecinCs no han dodo
reeuItado, pues pNreCe que no ha habl'
do unO que hsya tenidO inieiativas pa
70 mover ID opinion On el imp0rtantC
barrio, presenta ado mancomunAdam
to sus reclamaCiones y piegos de car
goa ante Ts0 Rut0ridades haciend0 VA
ler 81 dereeho que leg aBiHte para qu'
sean AQuellOs t0mad0B en- conaldeFA
Ci6n.
De ahf que. aunque no 10 paFe zca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
Fl barfi0 de Puerta de TERRA

simple vista, SEQ eI barrio de referen.
cia uno de lbs mas anti higi6niCOg de
ID Ciudad.
A POGO mss de an cuFrto de XII.
l6metrO de 10 plaza dc Colon em-
piezR notaPse la verdad de 10 que
deCimos. SabidO eg que la compafIla
del ferFocRrril de circunYalaCi6n tiene
adquiridO Dor expr0piaci6n y pOF Ce-
sion que una asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico le hicierG. diez me-
tFOs de teFFenos & anbos ladOs de
ID vie. en- CuYOg alrededOPes hans9 Ie-
VantSdO multitud de CaBaa Gin Orden nj
concerto hi delineaci6n t6cnics de
GALES, deaahcgandO todos l0g deeper
dici0s en- la Wis p6blica con menosCRbo
de la hygiene.
Por Otra parte h aIcantarills que en-
q 10 6pOcR go hi4O para elimination de
resfduOs dom6stiCos de una Calle otra,
fo6 uti'izsndOse pOr mayor n6mero de
Caaas, dandO Iugar que ae Fompiers
Ia alCantarilla, despGrFam8ndosg aque-
Hos resfdu0g pOr todas parties, do sueF-
te que cuando B0pl& 81 vientO sur sc
hRCe impOaibIa viVir por @queLlOs aLFe-
dedoFeg p0F d fetidez que aa laYanta:
6stO. sin C0ntar Ios malos Olores que
deupiden lUB munglares.
TEMPO es % de que se hsga olgC
pr6ctiC0 y decisivo en- sQuel baFrio an'
TED de que Sc hsg0n Duevag C0nstruC'
clones que dificuItRrfSn las obraa
que se hicieran, eYit6ndOge nuev0l
ga0to8 s Los prOpietariOs.
La aanidsd local. velandO pOH lR So
Iud de aqueIIos numerosos YeCinQs, eg.
t6 llanada & denunciaF las defciencial
que note ia de que pOr quien CO.
Presponda be tomen laa medidas 0p0r
tunaa tempo, no Gea que 90 piens
en- clio Cuando BE- declare una epidemic
para andar de pFisa como GcODteOi6 hi
POGO en- 81 presidio. Las coSas de pri
O. no pueden resultar bieu hechag.
Mas vale evitGE que no tratRr de re
medlRr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
Hoy, en- d Tribunal Dc DIstrlto.

A las 9 menos cuarto comienza
& llegar ell p6blico a los corredores.
a las 8 Sc LENA el salon de SCI
stones. Alberta Ia session So lee 81
acta de la anterior.
Los abogados Ginorio y Castro
ocupan asientos en- el sitio de Ia
defensa. Llegan los defensores de
Sampedro, Lcdos. Alvarez Nava,
Falcon , Marin.
La presunta periudicada sparece
vestida de bIancO, con sombFero de-
gasas. lie acompa1la su padre. 81
acusado SampeaFo Viste de negro.
Sc da cuenta con petici0nes en-
asuntos civiles. Sc nOmbFa IN tu-
tor 4 Trinidad Roca recayendo en-
favor del Sr. Maym6. FL Lcdo. Cruz
Castro pide seflalamientv de un
asunto civil.
El fiscal senior Campillo presenta
una carta del Attorney aUtorizan-
dole PARA la presentation de acu-
saciones electOEales. Sc admite Ia
carta. Sc autoriza d Mr.. Wllcoz
q acompa1lar al fiscal Campillo er
esos asuntos. Presenta las acusa-
clones que suscriben ambos contra
Rafael EScalona y Antonio Godines
y que ascienden al n6mero de ochO
La Corte tomara resoluci6n, dan
dolas por presentadas y senalandos
ell 10 para lectuPa de esas acusa.
clones. A peticion del fiscal que
dan sin sefialaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

No siempre results de prcvecho hA'
Ger us0 { ie los dereChos inaienables
del hombre.1
Este 6losofia tiene sug quiebEas a!-
Qunaa VeceB. VeAGe sin6: Joae Irlnl-
dad Ruiz, q. es an CiudRdAnO en- us0 de
sus perfect0s dereChos, tuv0 sed ano-
che quis0 bebsr, aunque no tenlA
dinero. Con tRI motive preGent6se en
an fetin de u CsIle De la Lun9 = di /
rioi6ndosa 81 dependents. pidl6 en-
nombrs del dueflo del ESTABLISHMENTS,
geffor JaCobo FerreF, que 90 hellab1
Uuaente, despu6s, sinti6ndOse violen'
30. trio % OOp0 contra el suel0, mar
chSndose con aiEe tFiunf u.
No bien h0biO lIegado 10 esquin4
cuRud0 ae pregent6 81 duefio, qulen toe
iDformadO de 10 que b sbiS OcurridO.
Fa6sela detESs y di6le cuentA 4 lA
p0licfa. biendO detenid0 Tfinidad y De-
nunciRd0 aver ante ell iuez municipal
Este pPegunt6 81 RCuBRd0 81 tents
nIg0 que alegaF, 8 10 que contesto qIue
tsl ve1 f1erRn CiertO1 los hechos9 oe'
nunCiados. pueS 81 no teDia le cA6ez'
6Fme cuando Cometi6 tales hechos.,
El iuez, d YER tantB mRnsedumbFe,
inouiFi6 suB antecedentes peneles, GOT
Il idea de absOIverle 90 vlsta dc So ~
Oenuidad. PreQunt6le d hAbfa eatadd
9Iruno vez en- Ia C6gCeI. 6 10 q. cOnteat'
d, crefs d. habfR esead0 algunAa VeGe-
naTo nm No POR' C0SAS CONTAGIO
SAS. = uniendo Ia acci6n s % pals bra
on N msno dlerecba hi9o an movi
tmiento GigniGcDtivO como 81 quo VA
OcaP ana esCGLG CrOaQdtSc0. POGO
POGO. fu6 oantando de plano vinlendc
q en- conocimientO de que ePa an pl
iRF0 de cuenta.
En- vista de eStO. se ha bransfeFid
q iuiCio para Ell pF6ximO ssbndo CO.
obieto de abrir una information par
averiQuar los anteCedentes penaIes de
CiudHdano Trinidad. que est6 trSaa0aod
CON q OOurEe2Cia del jueE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
.lDsnsestr Correspos.sag. J

Mayo Is. Nombrado 81 senior Acon-
60 QointerO por el gobernador. iuez
municipal especial mientFas dure aa
enfermedad del aefi0T CaaaldnC. he to-
mado possession del cAFgo y desde hoy
prOcede GCtiYamente 6 CelebrRr Los
iuiCiOg pendientes.
La lEuViR de aver pOr l9 tRrde inn
pidi6 que ae lleVaFan & efecto en q
Hip6dF0mO laa carFeFas de- Dicicletas
anuncladaG. asf como tambI6n huh0 de
suspenderse ell jueg0 De baae ball.
Antes de Ryer fGlleci6 en- 81 barri0
C0llofea y ca Ia fnca pFOpiedad de 90.
sefor padre el j3ven sIoae LloEan. To-
rFes. TFRsladadO eata Ciudad el CRs
d6yeF Be efectn6 eyer tRrde su entie-
rrO. concuFTiend0 6l numerosaa per.
sonas como demostraCi6n de sinpatiAg
& % familia y espeCialmente 81 buen
patriots y cOnQcidO abogsdo don Luis
LloFens Torres. heTmanO del finadg y
en Cnga casa eataba depoaitado 81 Cad6s
yer. ReCibRn sua deudOs n ainceEa
expression de nueBtra condolencia y en-
particular nuestFO apFeciad0 amigo
don Luis.
< 1rsss.o,;.r, a -9,S~s ~.
W. ''s y - u ,.;bgno1 , ~ :s
sss ~ ~
- 1AloLlsg V osla ~ SAu0 W y ~ ~
l1sos ~os2a: p Ie9 lunso z. ",
Lasg e p0slOlsua Sa ae n has.Gl -,s.
damient0 que tiene en- ga p0der ell
aIcaide de la csrcel. toda Vez que no se
lnesrsAp9 I! y eeple Sc lsnsenell. 81
oleho e4peGlen5ss e4lssle OSrO llAnuA-
nlelt9 ~. IL uDl.c ~. !, -. 80.
II S0Ess 0esess1ll0 g 4s.gg u
~ SoEpus " pEeso s soss Asusgn y
yeIVl9 naesallsase : ~ gs.a5 g g
g.tSsA ~ 49, Sluua0 q !. ~ " sSIs
nssts que sS4sl09s y c0neenA ue oO1
nc Qua y A1e ~ " puo.sS 95 g
1oe3 nluulcl ~ Na 0o.LLlOs ~ e ut'aA'
% ue se9nasslnllsnsO y eas5s.lln.
Gaa4 u.s g Vy ~ y II
IVY 43: ts ptS = ~ .s...a S 1 ~
!HlpodFo5ne. re var1os puntos ae la
lsA9 YeneEsn alCAcnsoos 9 gssS sOEes
alR uAoD cul0uslenu0 S40aaloa pALs
uA9gasL 7ss ~ gLaL.lo9 s. a.e asl 49, 49,.
tAl 9toHallo u9lll ~ ~ aeSn
HI e 49, Sau0'1 = Aul 1h'-
clon ~ ~ .as.I,,.
Sg.as ~ r. ss1s .. g a59a y1A
Slo y " SSsss q = sSsl@ls IS 4s4s e
e pc Inrto i, a. n carss AZ ril be
a;do detani3n how a in6iyidno AtiIanC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
G[anOs de p6IvOTa.

Hnye de ID vanidad, puest0 que !a
vanidad produce la burls. y Ia burHa
viene del ridfcuIo. y el Tidiculo anuIa.
Pero s6 oFgulloso, altivo y fuerte.
que ante d dignidad 8e embotR eA OdlOO
como an dRFdo COntFa ann EoCa.
En- d vida intellectual. 81 osceptismo
es muy galudable poTque preViene con-
tFa 81 error. Quien no duda. no ana
Iiza. z quien no analiza. no conoce
nunCR la VeRdad.
Per0 en- ID vida pF6ctica convene
ser un POGO CFeyent0 , ha1ta Ago spar
sionadO.
EI excepticismo absolute. 0nula lee
energies humsnas , llegs & impOaiblli-
ter para la Iucha.
Yo am0 81 aCaso. Yo cre0 On p i'm
previstO. 70 teDgo fs eiega On g amor.
maI. 70 copffo en- % extFa0rdlnarlo
Eata f6 mia est6 afianzada p0f la ex
perienCia.
an Is vida, me- ha salido TODD al Fe
v6s y meioF de % que esperaba.
EI amor 81 aCaaO es muy pr0YeChost
an rs bstaIla de- la existencis. DA allen
tRdOFa esperan7a. enOTme foeFzR dC
acometividad. tremenda conianzs eE
af 1nieno. TodOs Tog hombreB debsT
esperar aIoO de 10 incOgu0Oible. e
destino, en- % acepci6n vulgar no sxis
ts. PsrO 81 destino. sRg6n d conCep
| ci6n de Emerson. es ma heFmOEa Tea
Iidad. Ciarto que no hny efectOs gil
caugss: maa de Ias cRusRg ignOFadal
surgeon exoaIanteg efectos.
No a confunda 81 amor q acaso col
81 fataIiam0.
El acago es nm dios bueno de QuieI
esparan prsmi0s Ios IuohadOTeg..
zl fataliamo es ma idea O6moda d
que se yalen los haEaganes para din
mulaE su paFez.
E MAN0a Rustamaate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

origine un gran confictO inteFna-
ci0naI.
Alemania Sc Opone -elce un aeS7
pacho-aunoue no De manera fran
ca, a la 0e9aet'GcsO1a lOGcgJtc0 sc
FFancia ca ell indicado imperio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
IlgIaf8Ira y Alfonso XIII.

New York, Mayo II, 3 80 p. NJ.
Informan de LondFes, que 81 go
bierno ingl6s ha nombrado general
de los ei6rcitos de la Gran Bfetafia
al Rey Alfonso XIII.
Jdzgase en- los cfFculos polfticos
de Madrid que esta alta distinction
de InglateFFa al monaFca espahol.
confiFma les rum0Fes de scr cosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

hecha el matrimonio de Alfonso con
Patricia de Connaugh.
La prensa parisiense afrma que
Ell tablero de la pOlftica internacio-
nal Ofrece hoy un aspecto veFda-
deEamente curioso.
LIS pOtencias agltanse en- inte-
resantfsima lucha diplomatica.
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New York, Mayo II, $50 p. NJ.
Dicen de- Tanger que 81 Sultan
ha sido condecoFado por 81 Empe-
rador de Alemania.
Es mirada con Fecelo por Ihgla-
terra y FFancla la condqcta del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

de
apdy notable queso ose ecmp (d
Eerment 0Aar rton o yagdab bi (q
qud
oael Vino Ger raU I
sop m deep
neos m
A1d10y do c a ospr I'M rel
oTeno en- eli epde
zntee bIyp d p
VINO de
p d
s
vd5
c1nps
conVe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
EI Kaiser ta cOndecOradO al Sultan.

Kaiser, que tiende < atraersa las
simpatfas del Sultan.
La cOndecOFaci0n dol Sultan al
Kaiser, ha sido Fecibida con extFaor-
dinario Fegociio en- Ia corte ma
Froquf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

MaTu8COs daDdO juegQ.

New York, Mayo III. 2 80 P. M.
Los asuntOs le laPruecps conti-
ndan preOcupBndD Ia atenci6n de
Tos gObiernOs y de las cancilleFias
de Europa.
~Temess que, 81 tempo mas 3
menos LELAND, la question marrOquf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

-Msfans iuevea: San Venancio y
San Felix. Sale Il luna 6 Lee 9 y47
minutes.
Aver entr6 en- 81 puerto con obie.
to dc tomaE carbon 81 CRuceFo de gue-
IRA americana xNewpOrt =
-POr infacci6n de IaS leyes de
rantee intarnaa han Did0 muItadaa w
rims peEaOnns-
The leader., 1905-08-23
NOTES ON THE YELLOW FEVER.

The progress of the fever in
! New Orleans has been checked and
the Marine Hospital Service
seems to be getting the situation
we'll in hand. The fight between
Science and Yellow Jack at the
present is about a stand off, with
the chances in favor of brilliant
victory for Science and the ex-
perts.
The fever figures in New Or
leans for the "a hours ending yes
terday evening at 6 O'Clock were
as follows: New cases, 81; deaths.
g.; new foci, 21; thus making the
totals thus far: Deaths, 214; un-
der treatment, 319: discharged as
cured. go: total cases, 1903; to-
tai foci 342.
The fever has made little head
way at Mississippi City, but the
health officer in charge is having
difficulty in getting persons to
fumigate their houses and destroy
the infected mosquitoes. Gov.
Vardaman and the State Board of
Health have authorized Or. Le-
Baron to have this done, if he has
to use the State troops to enforce
the regulations.
A new fever patient reported at
Mississippi City is Miss None y,
daughter of Mr.. George Money.
and granddaughter of United
States Senator H. d. Money.
Two or three members of the
Money family have been sick with
yellow fever. Mrs. George Mon
ey was among the first cases at
Mississippi City, aud not Mrs. Fl.
D. Money, as originally reported.
jackson and StarkvilIe has each
had a suspicious case, but they
we're only suspicious" nothing
more.
The leader., 1905-08-23
Prospective POstOffice Removal.

A petition is being circulated
for the removal of the postoffice
from the east to the west side of
the railroad, based on the fact that
the greater part of the business
of the city is done On the west
side where are located the public
school, Whitworth College, both
the banks, the express Office, tele-
phone exchange, and the majority
of residences. 1t is also stated in
the petition that Brookhaven de-
mands larger postofice build
ing. The move will doubtless
cause some friendly competition,
there being argument on both
sides of the road.
The proposed new location is
the Perkins Furniture Store cor
ner, right opposite the depot,
which undoubtedly has strong
points in its favor.