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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

Witnessing the entire performance,
and, instead of pursuing the white
man, arrested the female negro. Her
spouse interfered, and Maze arrested
him also. He was kept busy with the
two prisoners, who were both filled
with spirits, while awaiting the wagon.
In the meantime he knocked down
the big nigger' three or four times
with bare hands, and put his grip
chain" on the woman, who was also
foaming at the mouth hunting trouble.
He landed the pair. Jake Maze is not
good business to monkey with.
The city officials have discovered a
new way to fine the booze distributors
without adding a Jail sentence. The or
dinance is ancient and moss grown, but
various legal authorities have an
nounced that it is all right. Exposing
goods for sale on Sunday is a. heinous
offense punishable by a fine of so
ducats per offense. Two arrests were
made Sunday night, and the Sunday
charge preferred against both keepers.
VIM Briggs, keeper of the dive at 420
East Fourth street, was arrested twice
within an hour. officer Hendricks
caught him dispensing drinks and
chased him to the station. Briggs Sc
cured bond at once, and As minutes Ia
ter Hendricks passed the place again
and caught Briggs with the goods a
second time. Another arrest followed.
Once PER Sunday didn't seem to be
enough for Briggs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
IN EIGHTEEN GAMES
The Hugoton Team Has Not Lost a
Single Contest.

Hugoton. Kan, May 16.-The base
ball season opened at Hugoton with a
game between the Tyrone, Okla, and
Hugoton. Kan, teams. The game re-
suited in a victory for the Hugoton
team=score to 3. Blackburn, the
Hugoton pitcher, struck out three men
in the fifth inning with second and
third occupied: also putting them out
in the one, two, three order in the
last inning The Hugoton team has
played eighteen games in the last year
and have never been defeated during
that time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

winnipeg, May 16.-Battleford, N w.
T. has been linked up with the outer
world. the Great Northern track layers
today entering the northwestern outpost
of civilization. The town viii be made
a divisional terminus. Thousands of
Americans are pouring into the district
surrounding it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

Inc IOllOWlnS- are the summaries OF
the weekly climate and crop report for
Kansas issued today by Director Jen-
nings of the weather bureau:
GENERAL CONDITIONS.
Good rains have fallen over the
greater portion of the state, but in
the southwestern and extreme western
counties the precipitation was light; it
was also light in some of the south
eastern counties. Hailstorms oc-
CURED in Ness, Russell Jewell, Ellis
worth. Saline, Mcpherson, Reno.
Shawnee, Jefferson, Anderson and
Crawford counties. The temperature
has been nearly normal though the
night Of the 18th and 18th was quite
cool.
EASTERN DIVISION.
Early wheat is beginning to head in
the Kaw river counties, it is all head
ed IN the southern counties, where late
wheat is now heading Corn planting
| is finished in the southern counties
and nearly finished in the northern
much replanting has been necessary
| in a few counties. Corn is up in the
southern counties and coming up in
the northern; it is being cultivated as
far north as the Kaw river. Oats
have improved in the north eastern
countless the crop is doing well now
except IN Geary and Wyandotte coun-
rains will effect material improve
ment Early potatoes are growing
rapidly in the northern counties
blooming in the central counties and
are being marketed in the extreme
southern. Alfalfa cutting has begun
in the southern counties. Apples
promise a good crop except in Wyan-
dotte. Grapes are now quite prOmis-
ing. Grass has made good growth
this week and pastures are very good.
Flax is doing well in Coffey. Straw
berries are a good crop in the south
but blackberries are not so promising.
MIDDLE DIVISION.
Wheat is heading in the southern
counties; it has been damaged some by
high winds in Barton Ellsworth and
Cloud counties, and retarded by dry
weather in Kingman, otherwise the crop
is doing well. Corn planting is nearly
finished and the corn is coming up. It
is being cultivated in the southern
counties. Oats are doing we'll in Har-
per. Sedgwick, and Clay counties, but
not so well in Cowley, Reno, Ottawa
and Washington. Grass is in better
condition in the northern counties than
in the southern. Pastures are good. Al
falfa cutting has begun in the southern
| counties and the first crop is nearly
ready to cut in the northern. Potatoes
are doing well. and in Cowley county
are being marketed. Apples are promis-
ing. Strawberries are ripe in the
southern counties and are a full crop.
Hail caused some damage in the cen
trail counties.
WESTERN DIVISION.
Wheat generally is in fine condition
and giving promise of a good crop.
Much corn has been planted in the
| northern counties and the early planted
is coming up. Oats and barley are do
ing we'll though they are now needing
rain in the southwestern counties. Grass
! is good and cattle are improving. Po-
| tatoes are doing well. Forage crops are
| being sown. Alfalfa is nearly ready to
| cut in the northern counties and is be-
| ing cut in the southern.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
Dean Thinks He VIII Win.

Though the merchants may be
heavy losers and sufferers if the gov
ernment's stand is maintained, yet it
is a rule which will work both ways.
United States Attorney Dean feels
confident that he viii win the Kaw
river obstruction suits before the fed
eral court. The Rock Island with
drew its case the other day" he said
this morning, and has asked the war
department for instructions to to how
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
WARREN A.a.CR0S e0
OSe DRV GOODS
=70-sA 6s3-6sS NaNa. EAfa-
Embroidery
Sale

We make this sale right
now, in the very middle of
our busy season-just when
you need them. They in
clude a piece here and a
piece there taken from our
regular stock and thrown
into this sale at very sharp
reductions. Lots and lots of
fine embroidery from our
matched sets in which the
line is broken can be bought
for the price of cheap en-
broideries. This sale in
cludes Edges, Insertions,
Bands, Gallons, Medallions
all on tables for your
selecting at Greatly Reduced
Prices. You know our rep
utation for Embroideries
and Embroidery sales. Lots
Of Remnants in this ssale
cheap.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

If a mules usefulness could be pro-
Ionged indefinitely it's value would be
enhanced about $500. If a man
work could be continued from death
to eternity his value would be in
creased about $4,000. This can be
accomplished only by insurance.
National Life Insurance Co. of Yer
-Mutual-organiz 1850. Fifty
sixth year, doing business in AZ states.
Vim. B. Henderson, General Manager
Suite 459 Kemper Bldg. Kansas City
Missouri.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
HE'S ALL RIGHT.
New Russian Ambassador PIeases
President Roosevelt.

Washington, May 16.-Count Cassini,
the Russian ambassador, has officially
informed the Washington government
of the appointment of Baron Rosen as
ambassador to the United States. He
has advised his government that the ap-
pointment is entirely agreeable to the
president
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
Mr.. DooIey DOLLY 600 Must Come Back.

Governor Hoch has issued a requisi-
ton on the governor of Arkansas for
Knowles Dooley, who is under arrest
at Rogers, Ark. Dooley is wanted at
Jeavenworth He drew a check for
$125. signed it Dooley Bros. and
bought a horse with it. The check
was on the Atchfson Savings bank,
and Dooley Bros. have no money in
that hank
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

to reconstruct its bridge over the
stream at Kansas City. do not know
whether any others viii drop out or
not, but they will be defeated. The
demurrer which they have filed and
which will be heard on Thursday, I
consider only an action of delaY.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

When the body is cleared for action by
DR.. Kings New Life pills you can tell It
by the bloom Of health on the cheeks: the
brightness Of the eyes; the firmness Of
the flesh and muscles; the buoyancy Of
the mind. Try them. At the Arnold Drug
Co, 81 n. Kansas ave. Price Csc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
POLICE JOTTINGS.
Trouble Starts in a Fourth
Street Joint.
Empty Beer Bottles Are Used
For Weapons.
HOTEL MAN ARRESTED.
Wanted Pay for His Room That
Was All.
Hack Driver Who OYercharged
HOTEL MAN ARRESTED
Hack Driver Who OYercharged
Is Arrested by Police.

There was some trouble on Fourth
street last night when George Percy
started something with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Hoffman. They all met in a
joint on East Fourth, and trouble
started. No one knows what it was
all about. but it is a fact that all the
belligerents came out with sore heads.
A doctor wasted several stitches sew
ing up Percy, and Heitman did not
come off without battle scars. They
all used beer bottles as weapons, and
blood flowed before the mill was
closed by the police. If the joint,
which is located at 400 and something
East Fourth, is closed now. it is be-
cause of this particular disturbance.
Bert Fishburn was arrested last
night for trying to hold up a. stranger.
The stranger blew in at a resort on
lower Kansas avenue run by Fish
burn. and engaged a room. He be-
came dissatisfied with the room and
the company afforded him, and wan
dered away. The proprietor of the
dump, Fishburn, came after him, and
a hotel clerk at the Savoy held up the
belligerent with gun while the
stranger was calling the police by
telephone. The room keeper wanted
either money or blood, and the clerk
objected to blood.
Anton Kohls, a crippled hack driver,
was arrested last night for violating
the hack ordinance. It seems that
Peg tried to OVercharge a transient
and the transient squealed. That is
all. It is not so much of an offense
as it might seem, as the hack Gus
toner was full of brew when the
charge was made.
Bull Wilson and wife. very dark and
shady negroes, were arrested last night
by officer Maze. Jake Maze is an old
time policeman, and never makes ar
rests unless they are due. It seems
that Mrs. "Bull' Wilson made an at
tempt to become acquainted with a be-
lated white man, who wanted to go
home. He didn't want to make her
acquaintance, as he was prejudiced
against the race and was in a hurry.
He "insulted" the colored dame, and
wandered on, but Bull the pro-
tector, was at hand, and he took chips.
The white man calmly knocked the
negro down and walked on. Officer
Maze rushed across the street, after
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
White Linens for Suits and Waists

Linens are here and claim showing on account
of their sterling worth. Linen will be very good
this season.
Special sae-ssinch
worth 39cvery special
Cambrics
at 39c, soc yd
width SEC, 45c, soc I'd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

Costs only 25c per s1oO for one year, SOC
for three years. or 75c for I'VE years A
policy in the Aetna or Hartford or
Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance company affords absolute protec-
ton against loss of property from tor
nadoes or other wind storms. Call up
c. G. BlakeIy, agent. Phone 738, Cen
tral National Bank building
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
Sion Citr Gets Newlin.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May lotto
Newlin. pitcher, has been released by
Manager Watkins to the Sioux City
Western League club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16

Beautify your complexion with little
cost. If you wish a smooth, clear, cream
like complexion. rosy cheeks, laughing
eyes, take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, greatest beautiher known. IS cents.
Gatlin Drug Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
WHEAT BEGINNING TO HEAD.
Hail Storms and Wind Have Damaged
Some Fields.

The following are the summaries of
the weekly climate and crop report for
Kansas issued today by Director Jen-
nings of the weather bureau:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10

Sc ALQUILA! La espaCiosa CO.
60 de u Succession GargigR ca Is carra.
terra de Santurce, paFada %. Infor-
naaF6R Sdn Francisco GIL, 2o.s San
Juan. - Ys
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
SECGION De FO1EN10, EGRICULTDRA, IN
DUSIRIA Y COMERGIQ.
FlRMEBS INSTIIUTES

asss o9S9s AeEsasPis.' e Undo.
g a31 RRaB.. RaasHs sIss 81
expe aqulcs drt deteninsdo e.n Dc
sssdo puss srop n 06Dosro de II pss rs0bion
2,e ] u @oyiment9 fu gnds s Eelnicnss
poatsEioEsa ds AeuEs 6 ints.Ss e
e. seiSa sgo9.F p ene lP Po @ o X n
@ @ e &C. para Puerto kcs hs s.tadiado os me0s pe
Dssppe d yss en.Isvi peEson o
sse sfeso han dadO esIebrsr
d los ssonea Univsrsdad Piedrsl
5s Aqi que
M W. ordaa oOnocdO gnsdero de BaroeIoneta scOdo so
oo Ests TENN sbiSn sa dssnsao @ por P B. " 1ay Dor &
@ ouoi g sa as1 Mr 44y ss 6sn fsmazado con o me
p na sPoBlsnss por
asisl
orE PgERTp 5 RTq9 FosEE NAggRALEs
aus veneer og que s9iT d sFsos Eorsaaa Is
pa cuIyo Do ffuaa g6neTo e nsro
AMOS @ @ 8snsgtoTes psr.nsss q9s e bee,
DO NiDgdna do.
entsndan del hobrs ID induce s Il cosS io m die
PaisGa eulso s g % ps o sBs @ nd. ~ p.ro
enaqe S @ s ans 9s ~. '9ss % @ Rs =
@ @ y @ g que Psss S; g d9s para deter
i a9B P's' ] sis' 5 fS ses @ e '
Es6 uerto Rico nevado efsoso e1Deinen-
s gou sIse6h dsbs oo8oo sesaldo
es inforss aus Institute IL Agouo S % m
No fundamentos
donde br donde a
yGSa tabo pgn0 guns producer
en- los patios De las
Im2oo hay g.z6n ssndad
cnoo neos Sc desArrola tan faC1ente
* = IsSa Asp6 g Puerto Rico
@ en- ccnaciones de sunrar nfore de propagation de eatas
dlspua plsntas de vaedades
Much son los tents pueden scudos nstutOs
una paabra dtntOs
sobre soaso tFnt.n
oos log asuntos forna ape ny dedioa del
para cOntestaT leg euaa seka atendida.
rs PARA PUBLICO
uscando mediOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
.FriO glacial
en- New York.
FGn6nsno nunGa ObseFVadO en- Ia
HabaIla.
Sc ha psTdIdO Ia GOSGGha de Ra-
TaDjaS en- la Florida.

New York. Fabrero 3.-Escribo es-
tRs cuRrtill las b8jo ID impression de un
frf0 glacial, hoy viernes. una ola de
fri0 se extiende pOr Ia gran Ciudad
americana. De aver hoy h& bpjado
ell nlercurib r6pidamente treCe grades
en- dOce hoFag. y ls temperature actual
es an grado bBjo cero. del term6me-
tr0 Farenheit que corresponds 10 me-
nos & Veinte bsjo Cero del term6metro
centfgrado6 8 de CeIsiO. Desde 1898
no Sc sentf en- Nueva York una tenn
peratura tan baja, y seguir6 este gran
frfo vsrios d1as.
Ia ola invernaI Viene cFeCiendO des-
de el Microbes y ha desCendido de los
estadOs centrales del oeste v ha hecho
sentir so i11ujo hasta Teias. Para que
los lectOres de Ella CorrespondenciA2
tengsn una idea de 10 crudeza de este
invierno apuntar6 las temperatures
mas bajas observadas en- los Estados
Unidos aver jueves. En- ID ciudad del
Havre en- 81 e6tado de Vermont sefial6
ell mercurio As grades b8jo cero (Fa-
Fenheit), eh Bismark. Dskota del Nor
ts, 36, en- Chicago % atc., etc.
En- Canada Ell frfo es ins0portsbfe
con una temDeratura de so grades ba-
10 cer0. En Ia Florida en- ell cual ha-
ce amos noise vefR Ia nieve ha caido en-
abundanci8 y Sc ha perdidO en- gran
parte IL cosecha de nSranjas; 10 que
viene On pFovecho de les vendedOres
del Rrtfculo en- r. r. En- eI puerto
de Hamilton. islas Bermudas, una li-
gera Capa1 de nieve ha cubiert0 los
mfstiles de las embArcaciones y an "a
HRb2na he descendido una noche lR
escala CentfgradR & doCe grades sObre
ceros 10 que alIi nunca ae observe Ha
Caido mas hieve en- Nueva York en- los
dias transcurridos de este invierno que
en- todo ell pe1iodo de d misma esta-
ci6n del passdo aflo. en- el cual se gas
70 medic million de pesos en- limpiar
les cAl'es cpbiertas de nieVe, y en- Ell &C.
tual Va Sc hR gastado mas de un million,
, se ha empleado en- el servicio cerCa
de veinte mil hombres en- Las dos tor
mentas OclrFidas en- EnerO, que cues
tan de p6tdidas ambas, mas de tres
millOnes de dollars, solo en- New York,
Eduardo Nsumoasas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
NOtiCiaS tabacaIeras.
Considerable aunGntO do Ia bro.
daGCldl on Flllplnas.
lRf0Tme del consul de FrsneIa
ae0TGa do ID Industrla Del
tabaCO en- Puerto Rico,

In cOgechR de tabaCo On Sancti-Spf-
fitus-isla De Cuba &c presenta buena
v abundante.
Las fabEicas de tabacOs que 10 son
tambi6n de cigarros, cuyO n6mer0
9sclende ailf diez, tFabaisn con reRu-
laridad y conetituyen 81 primer factor
de ese pueblo para ID vida del elemen-
to obFero.
Las fSbricss de tabnCo de SAntiago
de Cuba trabajan Casi todas con nume-
roso personal.
LIS datos ofciages recoiidos en la
secci6n correspondence del DepArta-
mento de ls guerra. de Washington
aceYc4 de la exp0Ftsci6n de tabaco fiji
pin0s sin elaborRF, de cfQarFOs ciga-
FrilIos duEante 81 eieFcicio eCou6mico
que termin6 en- 80 de julio de 1904, re-
YeIan considerable sumento con rela-
ei6n ID exportaci6n de eaa pPoducto
en el ejercicio de 1902 1908.
Los cigaFros exportados del arChi-
pl6iago filipino durants 81 en- ec0n6.
mico que termin6 en- 80 de JUNO de
1904, fuerOn Valorados en- ID sumo de
968 800 dollars. es decir. una suma
POGO mayor que la correspondents III
anterior eieTciCio. gu fo6 de 947. .504
dollars.
En- eI informe que 81 consul de
Francia en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
ha env d K 6 "a gob:erno, en 10 que
tabacO se refere 50 consigda 10 siguien-
te:
SSe he eumentadO Is extension de
los terrenOe dedicados 81 tabaco y Sc
he empezado practicar 81 sistema de
cuitiv0 Cubierto. por medic da taIn
met6lica. Eel tabaCO ma de les pro-
ducciones de mayor porYenir Ga Puer-
30 Rico. y ds idea de su desaFrOllo rel
pentinO ell hech0 de que 81 vaIOr de- Ii
exportaCi6n de ese pFoducto fu6 eu
1904, de 81, 176 466, mientFaa que an
1901 no paa6 de 1922 9011; d entrada
en- ffanquiciR de los product0s puerto
IFiquefioa on los Estad0s Unidos Ia
operado ese cambiO, abriando ID IL
suefl0 pOrVenir los ouatiVndorss de
tabacO. 10 mismo one s los pr0dueto.
res de az6car.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
ApaIaeI6n a. Supreme.

Aver impuso d Corta de Distfito de
San Juan Ia pena de muerte & Luisa
Nevarss Ortiz. declarada, por IN iu-
RADIO. CulpabIe del deIit0 de asesinato
en- primer 9rado cometiio en- l6 pers0-
no de sn hijo de siete meses de edAd
La eiecuci6n fu6 seflRIada para el %
de Abril pF6ximo.
El ab0gado defensor anunci6 b In
terpoaici6n del recurso de- aIzada para
ante el Supreme.
In pToCesada recibi6 Ia noticia con
10 may or trRnquilidad.
Es an case que meFece estudio.
Tants maldad y aaDgre fffa en- ma
mujer del pueblo 40 se comprende.
20 tribunal mas alto de d isln taI
ve1 evite "a ciudad de San Juan 81
terrible espectscuIo de que De trAts,
qpe el C6digo C0nsigua con estas espa-
luznantee pals braa: ese coZ0nrG al REQ
pOr eI cueLtO lsGstG Qsse haSG eupSrGdO. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
PaTec8 que a San
Juan Sc tTaen ffOtaS
de- inferior ClaSe.
ESQ D8IladlGa 81 eI8ditO de pro-
V8Gf0saS IndIStrIas.
Las buenas frutas alcanzsn magni-
ficas cotizaciones en- Ell exterior.

PaFece que en- San Juan, 0Curre que
no Be siTven frutas del pals de la me.
ior calidad.
ADgunos cabaIIeros qu6janse & este
respectc, v fllndadanente.
Si s los extFanieroa que nos Visltan,
no Be les brinda OpoFtunidad de sab0-
rear los meiores frutos del pals s 81 los
que Sc le brindan no estan en- buenas
condolences, parece natural que apaEta
de perjuicios directos que sufriFlan de-
terminados estabIecimientos. periudi-
cariase Qrandemente el cr6dito de que
gozar puedan las frutas que en- 81 pals
se cosechan.
Pensamos que para evitar unO y
otr0 extreme, deben servirse fFutas de
ID nnejor caIidRd en- aquellOs esta bleCi-
mientos que pueden hacerl0-
Introd6zcanse en- San Juan fru-
tas en- saxon, sanas, que eaten en-
condolences do acreditar tambi6n, en-
10 esfera de neGoCios de lR isis, IN
mercRdo SECURE en- eI extrsDjerO, es-
pecialmente en los Estados UnidOs, en-
dOnde tcd9 clase de frutas LregentadaE
en- adecuada forma. obtiene msgofficl
cotizaci6n.
Si en- ls propia isla, Sc ofrece 81 ex-
tranjero 81 6Al norteamericano que To
vista un productO malo. dess gTadable.
accaso atentatOriO Ia saIud: esto es.
81 de las fFutas excelentes y varisd1si-
mas que en Puerto Rico Be cosechaD.
establecimientos que estsn en- ell debeE
de presetaF 10 meior pPesentan 10 pe0r,
es cosa dignR de severa critiCa.
Est0 intereaa sObre tOdo & los hote-
Les. pues aeneraImente skbese que ex-
traDjeros v arnericanos pre- feren & to-
do otro poAtre, frutas sanas, frescas y
no aquellas que Ieios de reunir estaa
condolences p8rezcan importadas de
leianas tieFras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
Sang en- VaTSOvia
u Odessa.
eIGD balaIIa eBya VICTORIA EseIa-
ma klI0llIk!n.
Un dlSmani0 GlGOniradO pQT IN.
dInoFIcanO On Pretoria i que
vale CualT0 nllllOreS.
New Yolk. Febraro 8.

1NHW u Q1kS GQEElU
Ia rav0luci6n de Russia en-, Ell cura0
] de .esta samana se h& alberto gran ca-
nlinc ca ciudades tan inportantas CO..
mo Vsrscviar y Oieass, donde ha cOrri-
do ID aaDgre en- abundancia.
Sieuen casi todAs las proVinciag 8
gobiernos. como dicen los rusos. en-
completa insurrecci6n contra 81 g0bier-
DO del Car.
Las noticiaB de Ultima hora informan
que Boudigan ha aucedido 81 principe
MirtkY como ninistro del interior,
cuyO ombERmientO es nm puents para
dar eptFadG en- Las esferaG gubsrna-
mentales & White. en- Quien los rusoe
tienen reconcentrada 50 esperaDzs pOr
aus ideas reformistas = liberales.
Otros informes telegr6ficOa apuntan
los rumOres que c0rreIl por San Pc
teTsburg0. de que se pOndr8n ca liber-
tad los presos politicOs y se prCclamar6
una constitution form6ndose IN GO
biernO representative.
Por de pr0nto Cork, el famoso mo-
veIista y leader rev0LucionariO. Sc hs
salvado de las gsrras de la muerte ha
sido indultedo pOr el empeEador. Quien
n& EBGlD1uU GOEu10AU6n69 On 81 9&8AG1O
q una comisi6n del elemento 0brero &
b que aignifc6 go pesar por las ma
taDzas ocurFidGs.
c Veremoa 81 estas nOticias de los
erandes diarios se conf man en- defiDi-
tiVa.
In 81 Leiano Oriente SO ha dado una
gran bAt4lla cuYa victoria recIama Ku-
rOpstkin = el general iapon6s DIANA
le MEGA.
TEL caso ed que han muert0 ruaOs y
isponeses & miles.
Los telegFamas resultRn muy contrG-
dictoFiOa para fcrmRr idea exacta de 10
acontecido.
Sc ha encontrado ca Pretoria
TrAnswall-un diamante. el mayor CO.
nocidO hasta ahorR. cuyo valor Sc eati-
ma en- cuatFo miIlones de pesos. Pesa
cuatro libras y tiene cuatro pulgadas
de- di6metrO- y fu6 halIEdO por nm ame-
ricanQ en- tarrenOs por 81 COmprRdos.
Seg6n d information del xHeraIdS
an Gordon de bRFcos ameficanos rodean
& SantO Domingo para evitar la intro-
duCCi6n de- 0rmas y el arribO de expe
diCiOnes rev0IuciOnaFias Ills isla que
har6 impossible una insurrecci6n.
EDUARDO NEUMANN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
lpolacI6n 4 Ia Ginaf 1.

Lasiguiente se hace debde IAFes:
"A hC6mara de DeleGados. Seflores:
81 vuestra mission se ConCreta Is velar
DOR los intareses generates del pals, no
Olvideis tampoCo en- vuestrcs tenGces
empefIos, una Clase desampaFadR de
d sociedad y de la fortuna. que gime
hoy mas que nuncR on la deagFRcia y
Ia miaeris.
E.a ca 3 desara ,iada la repre- en-
ta psrte d 81 Nj gisteTiO IuiulaF, & quien
Be Ie squiImBFcn parte de sus mezqui-
nos habeEea, con el laudable pFop6sitO
de crearle un flndo que se llam6 de
Ju5iLdci6n y que d sapareCi6 tan prom
TO como desapareci6 ls SobeTanfa Es.
pafioIa.
Reclbad pues, del Gobierno Metro
pOlftico IA deYoIuoi6n de aquelIa suma.
y pCnerIa en- manos de sus legitimos
du4Gos. y hareis con clio ma cbra me-
ritoria, que d eatimAFa 81 pafa en- Rer
neral, sObre todlo. esq clase desa0lp0-
rada del ma6isteEi0 puertorFiquefio;
puea con esos recuTs0s ppdrfa acRli@r
en- pnrts.la miseFia que ahtga 81 hcgaF
de Sn falnilies
Atentanente,