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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-22
M. ZENO GAMBIA.
Director. .."
NOTAS CURIOSAS.

En- los tiempos de la antigua Roma las
matTonas usaban lujosos y grandes abani-
cos que Sc encargaban de manejar los efe.
bos y las esclavas eti6picas mas bellas.
La domesticidad abrevia la vida del
caballo; pues mientras que los caballos sal
vajes viyen por 10 menos treinta cinco 8
cuarenta amos, los dom6sticos rara vez pa
san de los veinticinco. . ..
Una autoridad alemana calcula que
casi una tercera parte de la humanidad
habla el idioma chino, 81 hindu 10 hablan
mas de 100 miIloles, el russo unos 80 mi
Homes, ell aleman 81 millones, ell frances
go millones, el ingles 300 millones y Ell
espafiol so millones de habitantes de la
TERRA
-CalcGlanse en- trece catorce mil las
variedades de la rosa; asf es que no debe
asombrar que solo en- Europa Sc cuenten
mas de cinco mil.
Solo el n1mero de rosales pertenecientes
los cultivadores del Seha Marne Sc es-
tim6 en- 1875 en- cerca de dos millones, y
los del Sena y Oise en- mas de un mi
Hon. +. IL =
La piel del cr6talo de diamante,
especie de serpiente de cascabel, natural de
los Estados Unidos, sirve en- Florida de
bar6metro casero.
Teniendo un pellejo seco colgado en- una
habitaci6n, 81 empieza emitir gotitas de
humedad, indica con muchas horas de an
ticipaci6n que va haber tormenta.
En- Axnon (Abisinia) Sc conserva
costumbre antigua muy curiosa. ST
persona que recibe una ofensa inju-
)gra coger por ell vestido al ofensor,
10 trata de huir nj de romper ell traje
ponerse en- salvo, sino que sigue tran
nente al ofendido hasta la casa de
eces que han de castigar el delito.
-Gn Londres un inventor ha descu-
bierto una luz de 36 bujfas, que no Sc apa-
CARA nunca.
Hacienda experimentos fotografcos con
ciertas substancias qufmicas llam6 la aten-
Ci6n de Magrady, que es el nOmbre de di-
cho inventor, una llama que apareci6 en-
un pequeno glObo.
La llama era producida por una subs
tancia qufmica, cuyo nOmbre Sc reserva 81
descubridor.
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UN PASEO
POR La CIUDAD.

Ain estamos en- la Gale de Norzagaray
que es casi tan larga como La de Mende1
Vigo de Mayagiiez. Pero, lqu6 diferen
cia de una q otral La primera es una We
reda mala, la segunda es 1n vergell
Aquel magnffco edifcio que Sc divisa
al frente, es el cuartel de Ballaia, magnf.
flea obfa de los ingenieros espaholes. Ea
uno de los meores cuarteles de las Anti
Has esta guarnecido por companies del
regimiento de Puerto Rico.
Mucho trabajo costara llegar hasta ALA,
no por la distancia sino porque cualquiera
que sea la calle que tomemos esta intransi-
table. Benefcencia, Mororis (ruego & los
cajistas que no me pongan Morovis, por-
que el otro dfa escribf San Crist6bal pu-
sieron San Francisco) Gale del Rosario.
Una cosa es decirlo, y otra es verlas Da
grima aquello, 81 llueye un POGO, asem6-
janse aquellos cangilones al rio Portuguese
nj gotta de aqua en- la estaci6n SEGA, en-
la de las lluvias SAGA eL pechO apecha
los transeuntes. Pero todo este Sc arregla-
ra en- ell presente siglo. Y Sc adoquina-
ran, y despu6s Sc hara un magnffco paseo
del recinto de Norzagaray, y entonces.....
entonces nuestras primeras autOridades po-
dram pasear en- autom6vil, suponiendo
que se,se hagan esos trabajos tan pronta-
mente que no haya desaparecido aGn la
afci6n de pasear en- autom6vil.
Pero volviendo estas culLesitos, ioh,
don Modesto! no debe ocurrfrsele nunca
transitar por aquf de noche porque cuando
Sc arma una garGtitG vuelan los claiq,os por
ell airc, mas que en- la Manchuria:
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GUARIONEX.
LA LEY MARCIAL.

Tai parece que Sc ha declarado la ley
marcial en- San Juan, por 10 menos para
los ciudadanos pacffcos.
Anoche, frente al atrio de la Cathedral,
en- la parte que da la calle de la Luna,
estaban despidi6ndose para retirarse cada
uno su hogar, varias personas cuando
un cabo que mandaba las fuerzas del rele-
vo del servicio nocturno, en- forma brusca
di6 orden q los guardias para que despe-
jaran la calle como 81 Sc tratara de gente
de malos antecedentes que estuviesen al
terando la paz. ~.
Entire las personals de referencia encon-
trabanse los sefiores Sierra, Mercado y Sic
IRA.
Ell sitio aludido tiene cierta celebridad,
porque dfcese que fle la lfnea divisoria
que los chiquillos de San Juan sefialaron
la policfa para que no traspasara de las
GALES de San Jose al Sol en- Ell primero de
Agosto iltimo.
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MOWMIENTO OBRERO EN- LARES
Ode maestro corr espOnsaI. }

Octubre 2O.-SegGn inform6 LA Co
RREsPoNDENCIA, los obreros celebraron en-
el barrio pueblo el me citing que tenian
anunciado. Concurrieron mas de doscien-
tos braceros de la jurisdiction y barrios de
San Sebastian.
Ell organizador local don Vicente Bor-
ges, abri6 el acto en- su discurso de be-
Ilisimos conceptos aconsej6 las masas ASA
lariadas Sc unieran, pues era una necesidad
para todos porque Ell beneficio serfa para
ellos era precise pensar en- el future.
AL sefior Borges lie sigui6 en- el uso de
la palabra el obrero propagandista Virgilio
Torres el que con energfa aconsej6 los
Campesinos no permanecieran por mas
tempo con tan pobre salario.. Durante
hablaba, todos los concurrentes o1anle con
atenci6n, obteniendo aplausos por su dis
curse.
Pedro Celestino Santiago, que en- estilo
Castizo, estimul6 los trabaj 10 ne
cesario que eran los gremios y que lucha-
ran con ahinco que s3gdn dia tenian que
yer realizados sus aspiraciones.
Otro obrero, Celestino Lopez, que tam
bien subi6 la tribuna y exotic al audito'
rio que no desmayen un instante, en- suE
nrop6sitos. que la hora de la reivindicaci6n
sc acerca, pues Ell triunfo de la causa que
defender es el triunfo del derecho.
Rodolfo Rodriguez es Ell 6ltimo que ha
bla; es Ell enthusiastic luchador pues jama'
ha decaido el entusiasmo en- el; constants
en- la lucha por la redenci6n del obrero.
A las seis de la tarde fu6 cerrado e
acto reinando el mayor 6rden.
Para Ell domingo pr0ximo Sc preparal
dos meetings" uno en- la poblaci6n y otr'
en- el misrno barrio del "PueblO'.
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RETRETA R

.Programa de las pleas que tocara esta
noche la banda de la policfa insular en- la
plaza Baldorioty:
1o-Marcha "El Teniente Iturrondo," !"
(Eestreno. )-Vinolo.
2o-"Dal SegnO," Polka (Estreno. }
Woods. :..
3o-Sinfonfa de la zarzuela GEL Reloj
de Lucerna. - Marquee.
4o-''El FerrocarriP' (Con todo el apa-
ratio. )-Aruti.
5o-Vals GEL Pitirre," (Variaciones de
Requinto) obligado por 81 Direc'
tor.--Duefo.
6o-Little Johnny Jones Yntro ''The
Yankee Doodle Boy" Ga petici6n.
Cohan.
7o-Miserere de la opera "Trovador.'
Verdi. - 5~.
8o-Danza 'Volvere." Cruz Verar.
'SStar Spangled Banner. :
. Aquel que no Sc halle ufano .
por tomar ''Pabst'' con empefo,
nj es un buen americana,
nj es un buen puertorriquefo.
M. r. Calder6n & Co., son los que ven
den lesta cerveZa,
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I'm dOnativO de diez miIIOnes.

Ell archimillonario americana Mr.. John
de Rockefeller, en- cumplimiento de su pro-
mesa hecha el pasado JUNO, acaba de en-
tregar la Junta de Educaci6n General
10 fabuIosa suma de diez millones, para
atender la educaci6n superior de los Es-
tados Unidos, mientras existan los cole
gios. Los miembros de dicha Junta espe-
ran que la expresada suma rinda un in
ter6s annual de 100000 pesos.
La entrega Sc hizo al secretario de la
Junta, por el Representative de Mr. 'Rocke-
feller, en- ocho cheques: seis de un million
de pesos y dos de dos miilones.
Esta institution fu6 fundada en- 1902.
Mr.. Rockefeller, uno de sus principales
sostenedores, don6 entonces la suma de ur
million de pesos para que Sc emplease es
pecialmente en- los Estados meridionales
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ALARMA EN VEGA ALTA.
Ode maestro cOrrespomsGk J

Octubre 2O.-En la noche del 19 dis
pararonse 10 que parece por ia policfa
ln man. de tiros, no sabemos por que causa.
Lo que ST sabemos es que cundi6 gran
alarma entire estos vecinos, sobre todo en-
las familias que tienen enfermoss princi-
palmente don Rafael Vega, .quien tiene su
seiiora de mucho cuidado. Estaba justamen.
te indignado.
Y preguntamos: jno esta prohib bido q Ia
policfa s 4 quien fuere disparar tiros en
poblado2 Squ6 motivos hubo para ello3
Llamamos Ia atenci6n, para que Sc acla
re clio, de quien corresponds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-22
sUCESO DESGRACIADO D.

Aver tarde los iovencitos Montesinos y
C,esteros. se divertfan iugando baseball
cuando al no querer Montesinos perder un
Pay choe6 con Cestero sufriendo ambos
fuertes golpes desgarraduras en- la cara.
Iamentamos ell suceso deseamos no
sea cosa de trascendencia para ninguno de
los dos j6venes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-22
Ia AUTONOMlA PARA PUERTO RICO.

Que la autonomfa Sc impone no es un
secreto para nadie; hasta los americanos de
buen deseo 10 reconocen. Agftase laIidea
de formra un gran partido patri6tico auto
nomista tornado por todos los elementos
del pals, este serfa practico y de gfahdes
resultados como 10 es tambien yisitar8 La
Vizcaina" San Francisco At, que es dpnde
hay Ell meior surtido de mercancfas u ha-
cen regalos los compradores. La auto
nomfa Sc impone.
(as) N. de la R.-Y a6n hay qpien,
no solo descarga q los americanos de aaue-
LA responsabilidrd metereol6gica sinoI que
la cuelga fntegra los puertorriqqenos,
como condigno castigo de la Divina PFovi-
dencia, (sin cuyo beneplacito no Sc mpeve
la hoia del drbol de cafe) por La maniifes
ia ingratitud hacia la antigua madre Efspa
ne, recibiendo 4 los americanos, comc
nuestros mismos antepasados recibier9n a
ominoso cartagines, con los braSos a6lFrtO
en- cratz.
--.Antes de buscar donde hosped1aarse
yisite ell magnffco Hotel Helvetia, CRU
q, donde encontrara magnffco serNicio
meior mesa Y agradabIe trato.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6dico vieio & $500 quintal. -
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PAS 0 D 0 Bile

Esta noche Sc estrenard en- la plaza
Baldorioty un bonito pasodoble que ell Sc
nor Vinolo, director de la banda de m6si-
ca del asilo de nifios de Santurce, ha dedi-
cado al caballeroso teniente de la policfa
insular sefior Iturrondo.
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Ell consume que hoy Sc hace del afa-
mado Ron Vieio Gatel, prueba una vez
mas la bondad del artfculo, pues pasan de
miles las eajas consumidas en- un mes.
Procdrelo ed todos los cafes colmados.
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CARTAS DETENIDAS.

En- Ia Administration de Correos de es-
ia Ciudad Sc encuentran detenidas las 81
guientes cartas. ,. 49,.
Albares Otilio, Acosta Pedro, Aponte
Ricardo, Bentancourt Gicola, Beimonte
Andres. Campi ,Josefa, Cabrera Mercedes,
Cortijo PetrOna, Cruz Ramon Dlaz Abe
lardo, Domenech Mariana, Echevarria
Juan, Echevarria Duprey Artura de
Edward Janey, Ernandez JesGs, Fortuns
b., Flores Antonio FalG AumersIndoI 20
ia Esteban, Garcia Gonzalez, Garcia An
tonic, Guerrero Jose, Hilanasa Maria Lut
kin F. W., Lopez Jesus, Lois Jose.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-09-29
ALBA NEWS.

Mr.. Art Ester was en- over Sunday
visitor in Kansas City, returning Tues
day with Miss Nellie Grayson who has
been taking the examination Of the Mis-.
souri, schools.
The supper served by the Household Of
Ruth No. 1880, was largely patronized.
They realized neat little sum.
Mrs. Harris Of Rocking was in town
Saturday.
The Baptist held meeting in Perry'a
hall Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Jones, Mrs. Matte Woods
and little baby returned to Des Moines
Monday. A
Miss Nellie Grayson has been quite sick
the past week,
Mr.. Newman and few others from
Charlton were in attendance at the Rutha
supper.
Rev Bell preached his first sermon
Sunday morning to his congregation at
the A. M. f. church,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-09-29
GO TO
YANCY & JOHNSON
For Good Meals and
Lunches at all hours.
3 1e west Eighth Stree

Announcement is made by the Rock
Island Frisco System of the inaugra-
tion of daily through tourist car St.
Louis to Los Angeles, via Frisco Line
to Medora, Kansas, thence Rock Island.
Ell Paso Line to California.
This provides an entirely new tourist
car route to the Golden State, and with
the installation of this car the Rock
Island has no less than ten through
tourist lines between the East and
California. These cars start from
Chicago, St. Louis, st. Paul and Min
neapolis and run through via either
the Rock Islands Southern Route by
way Of Colorado. This frequent and
comprehensive service is provided with
a view to adequately meeting the de-
mand for tourist accommodations un.
der the very low rates effective in Sep
tember and October.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-09-29
INSURANCE NEWS.

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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-09-29
Mr.. John Strother has smile that
vxp,pt cS>v,, a .,fr. ;tfs :. x,;.l 4 E#gse S5 .tt

Mr.. John Strother has smile that
wont come off; it'sa girl.
Mrs. Brown OF Kirksville, Mo-, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. John Strother
Mrs. Cathrine Jones and Miss Sail
Jones who have been visiting at the home
lot Mr.. Scott Jones, returned Tuesday to
their home in Chicago.
Mesdames Helena Downey and Amy
Junkins attended the meeting OF the
Board Of directors Of the Iowa Federation
in Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Acantata entitled "The Feast of Bel
shazar" will be given Get 2. under the
auspices Of Benevolent club.
Mrs. Aattie Hutchison of Buxton was
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Williams, Sunday. y
Mrs. Anna Herald has returned from
Mo-, where she visited rela-
tives,
Rev. and Mrs. M. l. Gordon are again
settled In the parsonage ready
to receive their many friends.
Little Louise Yrung Is on the sick list.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-09-29
oTrumwA NEWS.

Sunday Sept. "a att a. M. the death
angel entered the home Of Mr.. John T.
Henderson and carried from this vale of
tears bic only daughter. Blanche. After
q short illness ana patient suffering she
went to sleep in Jesus at the age Of 2S
years and one month. She leaves to
mourn her death devoted father and
brother. Funeral services conducted
Tuesday BY Rev. Nj, l. Gordon.
Lawyer >. Joe Brown and wife Of Des
Moines are in the city. called here by the
death of Mr.. B,own's cousin. Miss Hen.
derson.
Mrs Belle Banis:er Of Keokuk. who
was the guest Of Mrs. Helen Downey q
few days last week, returned home Fri.
day,