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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
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DOOtOra % Mediulna ] GlEulia.

De la Universidad de Tufts de Boston,
con licencia de los State Boards de Mass.
Medica que fue del Hospital de Mujeres de
Filadelfia del Holy Ghost Hospital de
Cambridge.
Intermediates de Mujeres y Nifios, Partos.
COnsuias De 3a4. CRUZ e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
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ci6n: a. j. MOREHEADs Presidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

En- esta impFenta Sc Vendn papel de PEI
Ei6dico vieio 4 5000 quiutal,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
Twenty.Eieht Killed Outright and Three in Critical
Condition. AGED Man Lost Wife, Son
and Two Daughters
AND IS HIMSELF AT THE POINT OF DEATH
Frederick Cosst Of New York Was Killed on Bridal Trip.
The Bride Escaping England Expresses
Great Sympathy.

Salisbury. England, July 2,-Ihe
scene of the disaster to the American
line special. from Plymouth, having
on board passengers who were land
ed there from the steamer New York
presents little evidence today OF the
havoc wrought by the wreck OF the
express train. all wreekage having
been cleared away.
The egineering staff of the railroad
company is seeking an explanation for
the immediate cause of the derail-
ment, but thus far have been unable
to do so, or are not ready to say TO
what the catastrophe is attributable
The list of dead numbers twenty
eight. no further deaths having been
recorded since last night; but Robert
S. Critchell of Chicago, Miss l. >
Griswold of Heath, England, and E.
". Sentell Z New York are in crit
ical condition. The bodies OF the
American victims are being embalmed
for conveyance home.
Sentell rallied somewhat as the day
advanced and the chaplain OF the in
firmary was allowed by the doctors &c
convey to him the news of the death
of his wife, son and two daughters in
the wreck. Serious relapse followed
but under restoratives the old man
rallied. Replying to sympathetic con
dolences American Consul Swain
Sentell said: Il will try to show you
that |, am man, although | have my
seventy years to bear
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
SNAKE cATcHERs QUIT
WORK FOR LARGER WAGES

Geneva, Switzerland, July 2. -
Among the various labor disturbances
that are agitating the continent of
Europe, the strike of the snake catch
ers in this canton Is probably one of
the most original The canton suf-
fered good deal last year from a
plague of vipers, and to exterminate
them the government offered prize
or one franc for every viper caught,
So, every man, woman and child in
the rural districts went snake hunt
ing and some of the most energetic
ones earned as much as $3.50 and more
during the season. The experiment
proved more costly 10 the government
than was anticipated and this year the
authorities accordingly reduced the
the prize to so centimes. The snake
hunters objected to this reduction and
went on n strike. The result is that
the reptiles are on the increase again
and some of the districts are actually
overrun or rather overcrawled with
them. The strikers intend to allow
the snakes to increase in numbers un-
til the authorities restore the pre-
MUM to the old rate Of one franc per
head.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
Visits From Politicians Will
Be Made Both Few and
Far Between.
PREPARATIONS MAKING FOR
Presidents Grafton on Approach.
ing FOurth.-Bryan to Speak
in London That Day.

oyster Bay, July 2.-President
Roosevelt today had a complete re
spite from the cares of office, re-
naming at mis- home, Sycamore Hill,
and holding communication with the
executive office az Oyster Bay, by
telephone only Visits from states
men and politicians, according TO
Secretary Loeb, are to be made "as
scarce as can be" during the sum
mer.
Speaks There on the Fourth.
Plans for the celebration OF the
National holiday are progressing, and
by Wednesday morning everything
will be in readiness for the thous-
ands who will undoubtedly come here
TO hear President Roosevelt deliver
the Grafton in honor of the day If
the weather is favorable. the meeting
at which President Roosevelt will
speak will be held in the open air, but
if it should rain it will be held in the
opera house. The field which mas
been selected is known as the Robert
Jordan lot, and II was on that lot that
President Roosevelt spoke once be-
fore, when he was governor OF Ghe
state of New York. The lot is situ-
ated about half a mile from the CEN
ter of the village, and, in order TO
facilitate the attendance of the aged
and infrm, as well as incidentally TO
turn an honest penny for the livery
men, stages will be run from the VIII
lage to the lot where the celebration
is to be held. II is somewhat signifi-
cant tnat Bryan speaks on the same
day to the American society in Lon.
don
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
MORE PARTICULARS OF
THE SOCORRO SHOCKS

Special 10 The Evening Citizen.
SocOrro y. NJ, July 2.-Beginning
at 3:15 this morning Socorro expert
enced a\ succession of the seyerest
earthquage shocks within the memory
of people Who have lived in the city
for nifty years
There. were two or three premoni-
tory quivers. Then came a loud sub
terranean rumble followed Immediate
Is by 2, rocking and swaying that
awakened every inhabitant of the city
and caused nine-tenths of them to
scurry into the yards and streets for
safety.
Many of he native people fell upon
their knees and prayed aloud for pro-
lection.
Buildings swayed and screaked,
Walls were cracked plasjering was
shaken from ceilings, doors, windows.
dishes and other movable things rat
tied as though shaken by unseen
hands
Ar Cooks livery stable two or three
'ehlcles rolled fro mtheir places half
way across the broad floor. several
hC'ses broke their halters and tried
TO escape from the building in their
terror.
The disturbance continued at its
height az intervals of a few minutes
for half an hour. then gradually died
away, the last of no less than twenty
distinct shocks being felt al about IL
O'Clock this morning No serious dam
age was done.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02

Mrs. Edward w. Sentell, and two sis
tiers, teachers in the Brooklyn public
schools, to discuss the subject with
friends Just before they boarded the
steamer. Seven other passengers
accompanied the party, who were old
acquaintances and who had travelled
together for years. They had all
planned TO hold a Fourth of July re.
union in London. Only two of the
seven are now alive. John r. Nc
Donald, wealthy turfman, one of the
party, was killed, and his wife, an in
valid, is enc of the survivors.
Bride Loses Her Groom.
One of the saddest announcements
which the cable brought to New York
was the message received by Judge
Dugro from his daughter. Mrs. Fred
erick Cossitt, saying that she would
return to New York with the body OF
her husband. The Cossitt wedding
was one of the most notable of the
June weddings.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
COLOMBIA WISHES
ANOTHER CANAL

New York. July 2.-Considerable
sensation has been caused by re-
port from Colombia, published in la
lSamana," a Spanish weekly, which
states that the Bogota government has
in contemplation project for an in
ter oceanic sea level canal through
Darien, a modification of the original
plan of the Atrato- TTunando route
According TO the private adyices
which bring this information, Colon
bia has been assured of the co-opera-
tion of various sister republics of
Latin America.
The plans for the canal do not pre-
sent any new engineering problem.
More than half OF the total cost which,
ii is estimated, will be about $70,000,-
600, would be for labor. The laborers
will be soldiers OF the Colombian army
and contingents of soldiers from other
republics interested in the project;
each country paying its own men as
liz in actual service This coop
Grafton is TO be paid for Dy shares OF
the stock OF the canal and by certain
franchises.
II is said that, as the canal would be
an inter- American undertaking, and
as it is wished 10 take precautions
against any possible interference in
its neutrality or the territorial In
tegrity OF Colombia, the project VIII
be submitted to the Pan American
congress at Rio de Janeiro under the
section OF the program referring to
Improvements of traffic facilities. The
canal, il is believed, could be finished
by 1912, and President Reyes has
hopes that the necessary capital will
be available in Europe.
The depth of the Ttrato and Tru-
ando rivers along the parts that would
be used is from 80 10 40 feet There
would be 81 miles of excavation and a
tuneel two and three quarters miles
long Diego Mendoza, Colombian min
lister to the United States, who Is at
present staying In this city, was asked
about this report, but states he had no
official knowledge OF IT, Nevertheless
the rumor Is finding many believers in
political and financial circles Of this
city.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
SECRETARY SHAW OFFERS
THE CANAL BONDS
Sale Public, $3O,O00,O00 in Amount Pres
ident Appoints New Canal Commission.
Wilson to Organize Meat Inspection.

greater homogeneity of command and
the selection of flag officers of those
who can serve their full time as such.
The program cOntemplates recalling
several ships from the Atlantic sta
tion and sending to that part of the
world four or five vessels now with
Rear Admiral Evans command in the
Atlantic 1t is desired also, to make
use, as far as may be, of new ships in
one command, and preserve under one
officer the ships of identical type. No
orders will be issued for some time in
regard TO the changes contemplated,
beyond that which sends the armored
cruisers to the China station later In
the year. The other changes will
probably be made gradually. but all
with the end in view of bringing about
the policy or organization adopted by
the president
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
COMMISSION FOR CANAL
APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT.

Washington, d. c., July because
OF the failure of the senate to confirm
the Isthmian canal commission, Pres
ident Roosevelt has named a new
commission, consisting of Theodore
p. Shonts, chairman; John F Ste
yens, Governor Charles f. Magoon
Brigadier General Peter c. Haines
q. s. A., retired; MOrdecai Endicott
civil engineer, U. S. n, and Benjamin
M. Harrod Stevens replaces Os'
valid H. Ernst, who retired trOc ac'
tive service in the army last week
and VINO will hereafter devote prac'
tically his entire time to the interna-
tional waterways commission. 10
seph Bucklin Bishop will be secretary
of the commission. Stevens will con
tinue as chief engineer, but will not
receive any extra compensation for
his services as a memJer # the com
mission
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
The Supreme Court Gave
Them four Decisions.
Boston Grand Jury
TAKES UP CONTRIBUTIONS
Jerome Will Take Big Hand
in the Thaw.White
Tragedy.

Denver, June PA decided victory
for the corporations in their fight on
the franchise question is scored In
four decisions handed down by the su-
preme bench today in matters growing
out of the election May 15. District
Judge Frank T. Johnson is stopped
permanently from investigation OF the
alleged fraudulent tax receipts on
which votes for the franchises were
cast and Judge John l. Mullins Is for
hidden TO remove regularly elected Of
ficers in calling the grand jury. The
supreme court held that Judge Null
Inns had no right to fine the republi-
can chairman, Fred A. Williams. and
the democratic chairman, VIM. I. Da-
voren $3.50 each for refusing to be
sworn at the preliminary grand jury
hearing.
Particulars Of Decisions.
In the case of Henry Doherty, pres
ident of the Denver Gas & Electric
company, sentenced to Jail by Judge
Johnson for refusing to-give testimony
regarding the alleged bogus tax re-
ceipts supplied to voters, the court
decided that the writ of supersedeas
was the wrong method of applying
to the supreme court for relief. The
case should have been brought under
a writ of error. Doherty will now
change his plea and the case will be
heard in time on a writ of error
Justice Steele read dissenting
opinion in the cases against the dis
trict judges, in which Justice Gunter
concurred, sharply criticizing the ma
jority of the court for alleged nigh
handed" proceedings Steele asserted
that the majority held star chamber
sessions at which decisions were
agreed upon without giving the mi
nority an opportunity TO be heard.
Justice Gahhert deniad the cha arras
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02

rare opportunity to de- something
worth whiIe in the artistic world, but
one frivolous step, and 1t was lost
forever. She snould have known bet
ter, but like Eve of old, she was in
quisitive, and bit of the apple of
knowledge.
This girl had splendid New Eng
land background, and came to New
York. to go on the stage. She had
ability, but began, like so many hun
dred others. an a small way She was
handsome, she was attractive, and II
was not..loag before she was invited
tJ be one of a small party In that self
same and now tooh hmous studio. She
told me she was going. ana begged
her not 10. Her answer was that
she could not be injured and that
she had too much pride ana that her
Inheritance was strong fotect her
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
Big MOTOR CYCLE
CONTENTION

New York, July 2.-More than twen-
ty-iye motorcycles started from here
at o'clock this morning, in The ma
tional endurance contest, the fifth ar
ranged by the Federation of American
Motorcyclists, which forms the pre-
lude to the regular meet of the Fed
Grafton of American Motorcyclists.
which will be held at Rochester. ON
July 4, and 8. The first days des-
tinatiOn is Little Falls, 22S.S miles
from here. The second days travel
will be from Little Falls to Rochester,
via Utica and Rome, distance OF lGl
miles. There will be but five con-
trols, Poughkeepsie. Albany, Little
Falls, Syracuse and Rochester, but
checkers will be posted at several
other points along the route The
time will be taken only at coptrol
points, and the awards will be based
on the arrival time at these points.
In a general way the same plan aud
the same general rules that obtained
in last years contest will apply The
schedule is based on a speed OF ff-
teen miles an hour, but thirty minutes
"leeway" will be permitted, which is
more generous than heretofore To
obtain the awards for perfect perform
ance. competitors must reach the con-
troll within the allotted thirty minutes.
Owing 10 the liberal limits no allow
ance will he made for variations of
watches Hardness at a single con-
troll renders a perfect score impossible
but to make il worth while to con-
tinue 10 a finish. survivors awards
will be given 10 all contenders who
reach the night controls within FIVE
hours Of the minimum scheduled times
OF arrival at those points. Gold med
ais will be given for perfect perform
ances. silver medals for surviving"
The two days ordeal.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
LODGE KNEW NOTHING
JURY WISHED TO KNOW

Boston, July 2.-The grand jury
sworn in today began an investigation
of contributions. The investigation is
the 'eyclopnss1st Va no chse lass IS. .,a-.
ert i Proctor, who last week was
convicted of the larceny of $225, given
him as a contribution to the repn6ii-
can state campaign fund of 1904.
Proctor was secretary for United
States Senator Lodge Lodge was
before the grand jury about forty
minutes today. Later ne said the SUBJ
jeet of his examination seemed to
him quite unimportant," and one up
on which he could give no informa-
tlon.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
BATTLESHlP NEW JERSEY
AT EASTPORT, MAINE

Eastport, Me, July 2.-There is
great excitement here today over the
arrival in this port of the battleship
New Jersey, which will remain here
for the Fourth of July celebration,
and, perhaps. for the rest of the week.
Flags are displayed everywhere and
the most elaborate preparations have
been made for the reception and en-
tertainment of the officers and men OF
the New Jersey. There will be a
banqut this evening. while tomorrow
night there will be a reception and
ball in honor of the officers.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
tBy Catherine Leeklt.J
ON fns. TshA UNtfnnt.r fvg4g....

Written for The Evening Citizen.
New York, July 2.-The lurid, flash
ing lights of Broadway, the discordant
note of clinking wine glasses in the
big restaurants which line its ruddy
way, the false, the artincial. the hid
eous life of the tenderloin, why does
it call alluringly TO the innocent TO
come and seek ruin?
Evelyn Nesbit, girl of 10. heard
the cry afar. Eagerly she answered
it, and as long as she lives she will
bear its scared scars and awful stains
She is only one girl OF 10000. Mil
lions of dollars and two world.famous
names make her creature apart,
The others, unknown. go down, down,
down. A momentary circle in the
vicious, dark slough alone, tells that
they have ever been
Few of these, fortunately, come TO
this unreal New York at the tender
age this girl did
1t is from the country, the smaller
cities and large towns that the girls
of the Evelyn Nesbit type come. They
know little or nothing of the world.
II they have ideals, they are soon
cast side for the great. shallow, ar.
tificial things which TO them appear TO
be desirable
An automobile is tnought to be a
thing which brings real joy. A din
ner at Martain's, or a supper in the
rathskeller of the Hotel Marlborough
is supposed to give a staunch position
in life.
The pink and white mincing
creatures that hourly wend their high
heeled way down the bright Broad
way do not seem to be able to dis.
tinguish between the real and the un
real. 1t is not 10 be wondered at that
they fall easy victims to such men as
Stanford White An evening at his
studio was supposed to give one OF
these an exalted height in Bohemian
circles. Many an innocent girl has
learned tco late that a supper there
meant nothing more than a moments
amusement to the men of that gayly
gilded artificial world. To the girl
! 1t was the first downward step &c
worse than death
knew such one. She was a gir
with ideals and a purpose. She had
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
JEROME MAKES THINGS
LIVELY IN THAW CASE

New York, July with the re-
turn of District Attorney Jerome
from his vacation the investigation
into the Thaw-White tragedy was
given a renewed impetus today. At
taches of the district attorneys Of
flee have been engaged in whipping
into shape information concerning the
case already at hand, and everything
was submitted to the chief upon his
arrival
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02

She insisted that she only wished to
go to see what 1t was like
That one taste, of the rotten, NOR
bid, unreal life led to another. The
next time she gave some other rea-
son for going. Then she became hard.
ened, and no excuse was made. She
was only one of dozens who became
crazed with the idea that eating.
drinking, mad whirls in a motor, bet
ting at the races, painted face and
dyed nair constituted living. Later,
she found It was the price of life.
The hollow cry of the chorus TO
come out and be one of the artificial
mob is probably one of the evolutions
of the maddened moment The wise
mother the thoughtful father, con
slider long before they permit their
daughters to join that unnatural
throng.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
BALTIMORE WANTS MEETING
OF EDUCATORS NEXT YEAR.

Baltimore, Md, July "A strong
effort is being made by Prof NJ. Bates
Stephens, the state superintendent of
public schools; Prof James II. Van
Sickle, superintendent OF the public
schools OF Baltimore. and other prom
inent educators Of this city to induce
the members Of the National Educa-
tiOnal association to meet here in 1907.
The national convention was 10 be
held this year in San Francisco. be-
ginning with today, but was postponed
until next year on account Of the de-
struCtiOn of San Francisco by earth
quake and fire.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
ANDREWS HAS LEFT
WASHINGTON FOB NEST

Special to Evening Citizen.
Washington, July 2.-Lack of votes
cost Albuquerque the 100000 which
the bill called for more than the res
olution did, and which bill lacked
enough votes in the senate to carry it,.
With more votes next session Albu-
querque may get 100000 or 5000 600
more.
Delegate Andrews obtained through
the pension division a pension of SIG
for Sherwood F Culberson, a rela-
tive Of Senator Culberson of Texas.
Andrews will go to New York to-
night and from there to Pittsburg
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
IMPERIAL VALLEY in
DANGER OF OVERFLOW

Imperial Calf, July AT MeXi-
cali twenty buildings, mainly
adobe, have tUmbled into New river.
The river is steadily reaching on to-
ward Calexico. The merchants are
beginning 10 leave, The Southern Pa
ciic today began building road from
Pilot Knob 10 the break in the river
Requisition has been made for 5000
laborers 70 rush the work.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
NEW PRISON TO REPLACE
FAMOUS SING SING

Albany, n Y, July 2.-The new
State Prison Site commission will
meet here, this afternoon. for the
purpose of organization. The COM
mission has been appointed to select
site for a prison TO take the place
of the historic Sirg Sing prison. at
Ossining, n. Y The commission will
also supervise the erection of the new
prison upoh the site 10 be selected by
them
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
PHlLANTRoPIsTs DELIVER
LECTURES IN NEW YORK

New York, July 2.-The second SER
les of lectures at the School OF Phil
anthropy will begin at the Charity
building today. These lectures are de-
liysTed under the auspices of the
Charity Organization Society The
new series of lectures will be on the
subject of how 70 care for needy fam
lies The course Is attended by
forty-seyen students Of philanthropy.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
NOTHING OF IMPORTANCE
DOING AT CANANEA

Bisbee, Ariz., July 2.-Matters are
quiet at Cananea, the only disorder
reported the past week being an at
tempt upon the life of Ben Ford, an
American contractor, who was shot
at from ambush, but was not injured.
Ford was active in quelling the dis.
turbance there last month and many
threats had been made by the strik-
ing Mexicans against his life. The
garrison of Mexican infantry is still
retained around the mine.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-02
RAIN NOW FALLING AT socoRRo

Socorro y. NJ, July 2, 8: 80 p. NJ
Earthquake shocks sufficiently strong
10 cause considerable excitement at
3 O'Clock this morning were felt at
SOcorrO, Magdaleua and San Antonio.
No damage 70 life or property is re-
ported al this hour 4 fine rain is
falling acre now