davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
EI cOlV8IIO entire los
siadOs unldos Y
SaniO Domingo.
IA sido TevlsadO Y snmendadO
pOT aEahaS parlas
IN Gordon do baIcOs dmGTlcalOs
guardian aqlBllas aguaS.

New York Fabrero ~ Ha lido re-
viando enmendado por les parties
cOntratsntas 81 cOnvaoi0 hecho en- Enc
70 20, entire los Eatados Unidos ,
Ssnto Domingo.
La primera secci6n esta Iigeramente
a!terada. mientTaa la segunda est6 nnuy
modifoada, ell G0bierno Americana
acuerda en ella gespstag p09 complete
Ia saateqrSOG1 territorial az 'S0atO DO
naiago.
El protocOlo ratifi a u doctFina de
Monroe. Los Ofciales de aduana es-
tar6n sugetOs & les leyea ciyiles pc
Males do la Rep6blica Dominicana, sin
ser conaiderados como s0meEdOs 81
GobiernO DominicanO.
Sc psgar6 & estos 81 45 p5 de todos
los deFechOs que ae C0lecten en- leg
sduanas de la isla, que SO dedicsra 6
cubriF las atenciones del presupuesto-
Sc estimR que Ell 45 FS debs ser 900
mil peaOa en- 81 primer hfl0. tambl6n Sc
acuerdR que los gsstos extFacrdinaTios
que puedan OcuFrir en 81 c5bro de los
derechos de aduRnR seTa pOr cuenta de
Los acreedeFOs de h R9p1blica D1mi-
niCano. sin ssien IN & 6sta p rte q aguna
de aquellOa gastus.
TOda reforms en- ell ara noel de aduA-
mas debe ser s0metidn & Ia aprC bici6n
del Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
No podr&n ser anmentad0s los deFe-
chos de exportRci6n. perO pueden re-
duciEse s ab0lirse poT eI Gobierno
Americana 6 solieitud del de Ia Rep1-
blica Dominicana.
El Gobierno de Santo Domingo se
cOmpromete IS udaT en t0do 10 necesa.
rio 81 Gobierno de Washington para
que esta puela llevGr RdeIante aus pro-
p6aitos fnancierOs.
El tratadO 8 Rcuerdo entire Rmbos
pueblos tendra efecto mientras no sea
ratiicadO por 81 Senado de log Estados
Unidos y 81 Congteso dominicano, y
eatar6 en- yigor todo el tempo necesa-
rio que se neceeite para RrnOFtizaF Ia
deudR dominican&, que nOnta 80
miIIOnes de dollars. Desde luego, pa
sarSn muchos luatFos antes que Santo
Domingo recobre "a independe +
nanciera. porQue tOdas sus aduanas
juntas solo recAudRn an million ; me-
diO de pesos Rnualmente.
Seg1n los 1ltimos informea teIegr8-
ficos de Washington y de q miema is-
Ia, 81 pals permaneca en- perfecta tran
quilidad, 81 bien nm Gordon de blrcoa
ameFicanos guardian Quellas aRuaa ps-
rR eVitar expediciOnes perturbRdor
del orden Is Introduction de armRs
y pertreChos de guerra.
Eduardo Neunsaaae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18

Los sefores TRUEBA z OIL.
VAS, incansables en- ga labor de mejO-
rar Las produciOnes induatriales de este
pals: en- la mejor Clase de liCores, no
descansan un mOmento y han 1oQntad0
ana gran fabrica con tOdOs les adelan-
tOs mOdernOs. Ademss de lOs pFoduc-
t0s que ya dieron a mercad0. est&n
fabricandO los mejores anises 6nOs,
tales como SMONO0, ESCARCHA-
DOS. MARRASQUINO, CHAR
TREES y TODAS las CREMAS CO.
NOCIDAS. En- WHO'S sobresalen
todos y en- particular eMISTELA2
0ue est6 fabricRdo CON TODAS LAS
GENERALE8 DE La LEY; VINO
4PASAs inmejOrabIe. No hAblemos
de vinagres. v demas produCtos por-
que serla interminable Ia lsta. p. O.
Boa 748. La gran f6briCa en- Loo eta
lleresp Cerca de IS estaCi6n del FerEO.
cagEiI. Santgte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
La TlSIS PUEDE SANARSE sEEGS:gggsssssg. ssEsGs:gsg: MSS.
Una Hermosa Nina SaTYada de Ia Terrible isis.
---Otras Curaciones MaraNUosas.

STA. Amelia Weymer. appleton WIs., escrIbe:
TempranO en- ei Yerano pasadO me rssfnie y no
pod6a sanar. Desde IA cabeza paSd q u RaEganfg
y de aHf los pnlmOhes. H1f n7adrs seHtfa my
ansf0Sa, y como habian10S emDTeadO II PeFuna en-
IA famifia d1fes me Rc0HSei6 pr0barla POraIgHna
razOn 80 me epOnfa, per0 al fin me persuadf
ensayarE IA Peruna. DS4ndola an dfa me cOuYsnci6
que remedf0 cHalgDier, v denfro de una
sensaaa eSfaba n1uchO n7ei0F. y en- dos Senlanas
estaba Sana. Senffa n7uch0 nl6s fHerfey de n7ucho
nIef0r saEud en- SeneEaL Esfaba enferzmenfe
saafecha con los resuIfad0s del Hs0 de Ia PeFuna.
---AifSS Ameifs Weymer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
H0Vadad fin dc 81 lgl0!I

El notable medicamento Te Garfield.
no 10 cont ceis y ca precise que sepAis
que no debe faltar en todos los hoga-
res puertorriquefi3s. Es el gran pu-
ri6cadOr de la sGngre, Conservando asf
ID juventud. TIE Garfield hAce dessp&-
recer todRa Las materias noCi~as que
leeionan la aalud. De venta en- les
furmacias Z9rbi, SCol6n0 y BlRncO. Y
en- b casa del representante don Bsr
nRrdino DiAz, SOL 10. San Juan,
.p R \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18

-PUES SENIOR; queda resueIto Ell
prob b'ema. ESTA JUSTIFICADO
que Ell MEJOR RON. ell mas puro.
TUFO do ninguna especie. es 81 que
e. briCan los seflores TRU EBA 7 OH
VAS. due6 del acYeditado est2bIeci
misnto eLA MULTTA.e La gran fa-
brica de icores est6 en- Sauturce. Ia
Heres. cerca de Il estaci6n del FerToCs,
rtiI. p. o. Bee 748. San juan
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
EspItndIda Ianats.

Tendr6 eff .ctO eI dis 28 de Febrero
& las n de Ia nrChe On Ia casa de Pres
tAm0s de j JIte b zsn. Allen 81. de las
prendas no renOvadas nj canceladas 6
su debido tempo.
LA CASA CONTINUA HACIEN-
DO SUS OPERACIONES DE PRES
TAMOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
NOticiaS generates

--A'OchoIado: con este a. mbre Ge
cfrac n 81 p6blicO infnidad de prepR-
RADIOS que no responder & ga nombFe.
lusg 81 61ico. el genuine Alcoholsdo
"a Ell de GAt3Il que cura ell FeQma. res
friado y es muy a0radAb.e en- eI bAfio.
Sc AIlQUILA.-Ls espac:oIa o.
So de IR SUCCESSION Garriga en- la cfrres
terra de Santurce, parada %. InfoF-
marsn San Francisco 81. o., San
Juan. 10 V. 9.
VENTA DE BUEYES. Sc venden
doce, 6 catorce yuntas de bueyes nue.
vog sanos. fSrmarsn don jose
Alfonso v los sefiores San Miguel Her
msnos de BsyRm6n y con Ell que sus-
Cribe en- su reaidencia de BuenN Vista,
Jose N0gaterde. 8y.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18

Ell 6xito obtenido anoche por to-
dos los artistas que tomsHon parte en-
ID representation del GMik4dc3 fu6 de-
bido que no usan Otra cervezA que 10
ePabst1 de que son Pgantes squf Los
sefiofes M. R. Calder6n e Co, Ie-
tu6n IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
EL cATARRo cAusA La ISIS.
La Pe-ru-na Nunca Deja de Sanar
Ell Catarro Dondequiera que
Sc Eneuentre,

A profession medica ha hablado tanto
IL en- contra de los remedies de patents
que Ia mayor parte de las personas no
quiere usarlos Ia primera vez. En- cast
todas las notables curaciones que ha
hccho Ia Peruna, ha Recesitado las
repetidas reeomendaeiones de los smigos
antes de dejar Ia preocupacion- en- su
contra.
Una grande multitud, por supuesto,
no Sc permiten persuadir por sus amigos
y Sc mueren porque dejaron envenenarse
sus mentes en- contra de este excelents
remedio.
Pero afortunadamente hay otra multi
tud grande que ha sido capaz de aban-
donar su preocupacion y probar Ia Pc
runa dntes que sea tarC1e. Estas personas
raras veees est6n descontentas despues.
Generalmente ensayan otros remedies
al principle de su enfermedad. Permiten
que el resfriado SO desarrolle en- un
eatarro de Ia cabeza. Permiten que eI
catarro de Ia cabeza pase ser catarrO
de Ia garganta. Siguen tomando IA
medicina del doctor d otro remedio sin
efecto. El catarro cautelosamente So
estiende por los tubos br6nquios Y
alcanza los pulmones. Todo Ell mundo
entonces Sc alarma. Ell paciente llega &
tai estado que es capez de probar cual-
quiera cosa. Sc manda buscar un frascO
de Peruna. En- Ia primera semana pro-
duce cambios decididamente mejores.
Unas pocas semanas de este trata-
miento y Ell paciente esta sano. Enton-
ces otro hombre mujer feIiz Sc agrega
la larga lista de los que alaban la
Peruna.
81 no Sc obtienen prontos Y satisfacto-
rios resu1tados del uso de la Peruna Sc
debe escribir embellishments 4 DIR.
Hartman, describiendo su case y el
tendra gusto en- darle su invaluable
consejo, gratis.
Dirfjase DIR. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
lee. UU.
ejemplar del cual, acOmpana como envo
lar la botella, 8 ses botellas por cinco doll
sperar las dilaciones necesarias en- ida y
ltieos drogulstas al por menor, en- la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
DI0XYeEN

Antiseptico = desinfestante.
Para limpiar ID boca y dientes no
tiene iguaI.
Quita todO ol0r offensive.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco 81. San Juan P,-k.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18

Son las alabanzas de los que han sido
sanados con ell uso de la Peruna que la
hace tan extensivamente usada. MIN
gun avfso podrfa producer este resuItado.
La Peruna sana Ia tfsis en- sus primeros
grades, quitando Ia causa que es ell eata-
rro cr6nico. Habiendo sanado el catarro,
la tos y los otros sfntomas desagradables
desapareeen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
-lFOR TALEZA tx

ta
81 Este
aay
pf ue dod ~ SUI e.os hauado
P nao1 dazks
q snn 81 0 sg a econ norot
qend gaI q S if N g mex qe er pno
TOqug deCeebna
e @ b Ia ad
90
d m mtA
epih ig 81
an nn00 que n en- epueiden peagu&r
la
=
bnq
I k dg %
o6
de ha spinal
q
e a o jde 6 y i onea
ddchRa e as n y Lpd p ~ hr en- as
vA
ene
c yupie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-18
Mss amelia MeyneE
CientOs de Muieres Sanadas de Il
7TSiS en- sus PrfmerOs Grades
por Ia Pe-ru-na.
Ia Signiente Carta de una SeHora
Agradecfda, SoEa Sc
ExpIica.

In sehora Mary E. Hoblit, 25O1 Clinton
Ave-, Minneapolis, ETinn., nos escribe:
"lfi hijo sufrfa por tres meses con
catarro de los tubos br6nquies que
amenazaba ponerse muy serio. Los
doctores le aconsejaron que buscara nm
china mas favorable, pero como habfa
dido que la Peruna es un especffco para
las Intermediates de los pulmones qufso
probarla antes de hacer un viaje costoso
entire los desconocidos. Durante seis
meses segufa su uso Aelmente, encon-
tr6 que su enfermedad, POGO POGO
desaparecfa y Ia bendita salud volvfa
tomar su lugar. En- dos meses estaba
perfectamente bien y capaz de cumpIir
con sus deberes. Tiene listed, en- verdad,
las gracias de una madre agradecida."-
Gedora Mary Hoblit.
Para direcciones especial. oada cual debe
cada bosella
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de venta todos los
Aquellos que dessen correspondence diret
del correo, pueden dirigirse al mismo DE-. 9.
Fidel Guillermety, plaza Alfonso XII San
Puerto Rico
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
!. Nortfebuns folgt.)

Ste lGfigen aeliers
( aneden pertreibf man 1tder,
tpenn man an Die Ste1en. mo DIE
S6iere een0bnlit gum @orfdsin tonl<
men, cine QuantitGt &o4falo. epens
tuen nit .0olaafde semifat. itreit.
Oies t00tet Die Ehiere fnsnrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
@ttFnbahn =Tabrptan.
Danoalia Sine.

absans &ntuut
81. 9ouis Spd. tNI s.. 1 5oBm Yttsbura spcI. taoli& s arm
ct Bouts 3fp tdsli& S d &b 6 50ym Rep Bort @rprss tdaIi6 sd 8 6o1m
Capital GEpxb tdeI s d.. 7 0OWm SAneuer gRail taaIid -. s O0Bm
~ SOuts NC tdl ........ Z 261m &erre Saute citing dec tds 10 95Bm
eb ct = eSpreb tdgia ds.12 20@m &esfoae erpeb tdsi9 DIS. 3 5ORn
ct Souts @1pub toaI .....3 15Rn Gtlanti: Cypress tdsH&... 4 4eRm
4 e elfngbam Zee tdgl. I 90 Rm fe RS 9imiteb tdeI 8 1 b 6 l6Rm
81 8 6af @alI tast9. 80. 8 s5Ra $itsb gsp, tdI s -. 8 56Rn
8tncenneSS %ibiftou.
9airo & gtusen espr tdsn& 7 a08m spenser & 8eSfsrb Ne, tdsI. o 46Hm
Btnseanee eypreb tdgL..... s 60Nm Btnsenues @ypreb tdsN&. 10 s0Nv
epeueer & Bebforb &c, tdsI. 4 45sea Gaire grpres tash&. 1BR
@incennes @0om, nur Stss. 5 35Nm Ninctnnes Mccem, MIR Stas % 35Em
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
GlepeIano. Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Sonis Hatlmay.
&IeseIanb DtbifteG


aboaas autuntt
@mertan ggpreb tasi9. 90. 4 9Oam sp bort 9Th tsl 9 d.. Il 1oBm
4Runeie 8tB & 8 s GSp. Z 60Wn Union @ts &c sn, tdI. 80. 8 s6gm
& 8 Sm tdsl& 3d.. 7 sOsm Sort sSapne & GIT esprsb. 10 4egm
GIebIanb @ceOm. 80. 10 45@m Soutbpefern BIB tI ds.. IL 95gm
s z : = e e., ~. ;;:ia...l segm s ss ss%s s es tI F.. 2 a asSm
Union gts & gMb Zee tasI 5 3eRm amersam @upreb tasl&.. .. 8 45Wx
9ni6erbo6er sp tdld &s.. 8 2Ostm 3 & linton @Mp Aeeom. -. 8 00Rm
St. Souts Dtbiftom.
Rem Bort 9Th tasl s.......12 2Ogm american esprsf tsI:..::. 4 ooNm
ct Scouts aeeom .---..7 15gm snSs Col u Saston 81 tss 4 2egm
Soutbmefern 9m td d g.. IL 45gm 81. 2ouhs grpreb tdsI s.... 7 15gm
ct. 2ouis 2tb tsI d s..... 8 15gm Matn G & Saute Gee 80. 10 358m
sss.s ssu go. Z Msfs dee 5 oexm = . & Bottom sim tasl d'. : sesa
ginc, SnsfIs & ct Ct tg IL 6oRm auiderboder sp tasi d.. 8 e5Rm
Cincinnati Disiftsa.
Gin & eous Ra@hrpreb tHs 8 4bWm gtnetnnaiNee ........10 2b8m
ct 2ous & Gin Na9trS tos 4 SOEm Chic & ct 2Grpreb to d & ps ii s58m
Cincinnati eyS tds 800. 7 308H 9sns ete& Chicago ersrb11 S58n
Cincinnati aeeOm. 80. l oogsa @!is 9th SPECIAL tsl p. 8 osan
Cincinnati Gin tdsI 49,. 2 55slm SmSianapols accom- tdsIt&. 8 40Nu
2ouisptue grpreb $50. 3 55Rua @ine Smbs & ct g Ct te IL 4esm
gtne & gsfb s 9 to d & p 9 a00m Cine & 3orisb ga 4ap tl sill 50Rm
Gbieaso Dibifion
Chicago Nadtespreb tsI 5 . IL 15Bm ene Na6tspret, tasI s..- 8 seBn
aantahe aeeom .:--...- 7 OOgm santatse 9eeom ......-1o so6a
@bis 9th Special d & p. 8 2ONm Ga 0apsts aeeom :. 8 ooRm
e~eaptte aeeom 5000. 5 25am gine & sSafb s 8, p....-- 6 05Rn
Rt&isau Sibifiou.
Benton Sarbor esbreb. 49,. 7 00Sm gItbast Gecsm nr Sonntass Q s56m
Mi9isan aRaI erpreb Pill seBm GItbart Grpreb. .......-.. 10 40gm
g!tbart dec tast@ 80. s 20Rm Benton Sarbor ggpreb p...- 3 Assam
Wi&san es5eb ..----- 8 o0Ru
8esrta D~ibifion-wefIi9
Psora gsprsb tduid ....12 1Ogm eoIumbus & zinc esp tsl ; 8 sosn
Yecria espreb & ARaiI. 49,. Z 2s8m Champaign Meeom 49, 10 35Bm
E8sanu Grpreb taeH& Ill 5s8m y & Obio Special $3.50 3 4oRm
Champaign &eeOm 49, 4 1ORm %eoria @rpreb tasH4 p & d 8 oS&m
Yesrta O~itifton-6fIi@.
Columbus erpreb tasI. ~. 4 258m Columbus grpreb tMI s....1a o5Rts
Oio Special tdsl....... 8 O0Am Qsnn Neom.. -. 10 00Sm
Spnn Hsson. ......--..... 6 16Rm Columbus @spreb tdsI.....11 seDa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

soon as his father became convinced that
he had not been benefited by the move
he had so recently made, he decided to
abandon both houses, which seemed to him
accursed. So he had small cottage built
little distance down the railroad.
The house is truly accursed,' said
my father. and from this day none Of us
shall enter here again That was thirty
five years ago. and not one OF us has ever
crossed the threshold Of the old home
since.
MIR. Surrency,' I asked. were any of
your neighbors annoyed as your family
was?"
There were the widest rumors ahoat
and many of the inhabitants left the i'm,
mediate neighborhood when we did and
the homes are either in ruins or utterly
destroyed" was the reply. But whether
they left from pure panic. or because OF
unbeara BILE experiences OF their own, l
cannot say positively, although ! incline
to the latter opinion"
As cast farewell glance over the lit.
tie estate, with its strange history, l said
to the owner: 1T Is a pretty place and
the house could DO made comfortable and
attractive. Why don't YOU do that and
live there, Mr.. Surrency?'
"Of course, II I did that and cultivated
the farm. it would be more to my advantage
in many ways he answered. Il could
make this place, alone, yield me com.
Portable income. But will not. l would
not live here, nor till this ground, for all the
money In the world
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Why He Lost the Young Woman He Loved
The Love Making the Reckless Autoob and the One Point
Wherein He Failed

Reggie Lghtbuilt, SCION Of tho house OF
Lghtbuilt at Daffy-on-the-Hudson, felt
sure in his heart that the time was pro-
pitous for lisping into the shell-like ear OF
Annabel Montmorency, the beautiful daugh-
ter of Banker Bilkmore, a syllable that to
him would be more fragrant than the balnay
perfume that hung about the heavy por-
there's in the drawing room Of the palatisl
Fifth avenue home of the millionaire.
His heart beat fast as his ideal ceased
lingering the notes Of ragtime melody
on the piano and majestically crossed the
room. How beautiful she looked tonight.
To him she was tho typical American
girl-tall, strong, 1.-the, copper tinted and
hair like FURNISHED gold. lips Of cherry
red and smile that was sweetness per-
sonifed.
He had watched her on the links. every
nerve and muscle in action, but as he saw
her now it seemed to him that she never
looked 30 queenly a creature. Since she
had come into his lie he had looked upon
a new world.
The sound Of her duloet tones reused him
from his reverie.
Dearest" spoke Reggie. in his manifest
tones, do you know why have called
tonight"
because it's cheaper than taking me
to the opera, suppose" she purred in
dreamy tones.
NO. darling, it was to tell you OF some-
thing that is scared into my very soul, he
answered.
"oh, mercy, how perfectly POLITICALLY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Distinguishing Burning Gas Well.

From the Bortlesrille Examiner.
The careless striking OF n match at a big
gas we'll on the tombstone lease near Bartles-
vile ignited the gas which burned a week
before it could DO extinguished,
Four large boilers were grouped around
the fercely blazing torch. which deafened
all noises by the reverberations OF the escap-
ing gas. One kept stream Of water playing
on the ground where the casing entered the
earth, and from the others three inch streams
were directed at the top OF the tubing with
the end In view OF breaking the flow. thus
killing the blaze above.
This method failed. but another attempt
with one ,cnd, OF the pipes turned directly
R With the aw ga e anS 6ns
was short lived, Tor within thirty minutes
the gas had caught again IRON the oyerheated
tubing nd ground and was burning iercely,
Monday morning . dam was constructed
about the we'll so as to hold water. and
heavy stream was turned into It.. The steam
again cxtinguished the flames and this time
the accumulated water kept them down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

grand she lisped. -
been kind in permitting this occasion.
Without you life would be bleak and barron.
I was drawn toward you when first va
met on the links. Annabel, I love you;
love you with this intensity OF my souli
Annabel," he went on, taking her hand In
his. Il will make you the happiest Of
women. will love you in veal or wo all
the days of my life. Listen to me!
want you as the inspiration OF my life
Please stop. Reggie-that is. really
Il am fattered, her breast rose and fell
with deep inspirations, Il am hattered to
know you have such good opinion Of
me-"
But you do have some feeling for me-
he broke In.
Il repeat ain fattered, but our stations
that is to say--you have no true family
tree" she replied.
Il admit, dearest. my family tree Is not
az high as yours. but It is equally shady
he answered, and as she seemed to waver
he burst forth. -Annabel! say that you will
give me hope! You do care for me q
little. don't you?"
-Yes, Reggie, It's true I clutched nv
purse and jewels more firmly when first
saw you, and l admit / adored yon when
you were arrested for speeding your Red
Devil machine. and confess | loved YOU
when you reduced the worlds auto record
to seven seconds, but as president OF the
Women's Maniac Motor League, with a
record Of fifty-seven accidents. inclrd-
ing seven fatalities. it pains me to cay I
cannot wed you because you have yet to
kill your man"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
MAKERS OF FUR COATS BUSY.
More Of These Garments Being Made Now
Than Ever Before.
From Mems Wear.


Business in fur ovcrcoats developed to such
unloo ked for proportions last winter as to
attract more than the usual amount OF atten-
ton TO the fur vogue That the fashion will
attain great popularity next winter is fore
gone conclusion.
The severity Of the past winters have
brought furs into more general use. and the
demand last winter for fur overcoats was
so great that the makers we're taxed to keep
up the supply.
Next winter there should be an ample mum
Der. for 'here are more CONCERNS making f'ir
garneuts now than ever before,
The styles viii ch will prevail In furs the COM
ing season are the various grades OF muskrat,
natural, blended and black, only the backs.
and moi the bellies. being used for Innings
Another favored fur is mink, which COM
prises the lining Of all expensive garments.
selected stock of dark skins being the most
costly.
For evening dress the astrakhsn is used,
its long black. silky curl making rich lining.
The collars are large curl Persian lamb in
one piece skins and natural and blended
otter
The coats are1nade without cuffs. and the
garment Ia cut generously full, with a very
large sweep. Medium weight superior quality
cloths are used for the shells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Prosperity in Ecuador,
From ire Washington Post.

"
Ecuador" said Sthor Scrann WIther the newly
appointed Charge d'Ara'res OF that Government
has every reason to accept congratulations on TIA
present good conditions and Its outlook for future
growth and prosperity
in point OF fertility, the land Of our country
are uncx ccllcd. and when brought under systematic
agriculture Ecuador will produce every kind OF
crop In abundance. At present rubber. COTE, and
cocoa are our chief sources Of revenue.
Two things have brought about our present
fortunate etatus--a stable Government and sound
system OF finance. II has been fifteen years since
the country underwent revolution, and II seema
now a. though we were As certain OF permanent
political pcAce as ANY nation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
k,ax Edwards Caro- Of His Horses.
From Reynolds's Eerspap

FT0W HfVHoIdS NeH8pdper.
Under no circumstances IL any horse that
has been employed in the Kings stables
permitted when no longer At for tho royal
service to be sold. his Majesty having a strong
aversion to his horses being disposed Of in
any way which would leave their future
treatment uncertain.
The rule is to have them killed on the
premises in the most merciful manner pos
sble. and in pursuance OF this regulation one
Of the Kings horses was slaughtered In tho
royal stables at Buckingham Palace on Mon
day. A very powerful dose of chloroform
was administered to the animal in a specially
constructed mash, and in few minutes it
died without struggle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
LOTS OF LITTLE PIKE PERCH.
Two Millions OF Them Hatchcd Cat in tho
Aquartum's Fish Hatchery.

There were Matched out last week in the
Aquarum's fish hatchery two million little
pike perch, or wall eyed pike. from eggs
received from the United States fish
hatchery at Swanton, Vt.
The period for Matching for pike perch
eggs is from seven to twenty-four days,
according to the temperature Of tho water
in which they are placed. Pike perch
eggs are very small. and the tiny fishes
that emerge from them are at first not
more than u quarter of an inch in length;
but two millions of such little fishes seen
in bunch in a tank and all alive and In
motion. make a wonderful show.
A few Of these little pike perch will b
will be turned over to the authorities Of
the New York Fisheries. Forest and Game
Commission for distribution in State
waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Sucker More Than 40 Inches Long.

From the Clarion Democrat
Clarion is a modest county not given to
blowing it's own trumpet. but hero is a Ash
story that Is not to be eneered at:
river sucker was caught in the Clarion
River at or near Piney Eddy last Friday BY
tip 10 tip, and It, Is estimated would weigh
about eight pounds. &. b. Altman and j. N.
GSodman Of Beaver tHwnIshtB saG the nsA