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Federal Board on Way

Seattle, Feb. l3 Lawrence MUrra! assistant secretary of the navy, and Herbert Knox, also a naval aXpcu. who with Capt Burwcl, commauoauJ ol che pugc, Sound navy yard. wiit con- ,titurc the government board which will begin an investigation of the \a- Icncia disaster tomorrow in this city, Ei'' .rrfy. tDufrlt.
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Northwestern Steamship Company

STEAMSHIPS OPERATED Tacoma Excelsior Dora, Edith, Pennsylvania, STEAMERS FOR Kayak, Valdez. Seward Cook Inlet Unaska, Nome intermediate points and San Francisco Exclusive line to N E Siberian Express Steamer "ORfG0w Seward for Seattle Valdez outside January 5rh 20 days thereafter Str SANTA CLARA each month Sejovia with leaves 2th Steamship SANTA ANA" Kayak Yaua, Llou, 9edoyiu SoI. with Cook Inlet each Str DORA" Leaves Seward 2th each month or tua, Dutch all returning. about ilh or each moutm
 For trrsJ sJorrion, berth reservations freight u,c
 call on S. P. 5ROWM Agt., House. Seward J hic6lC<zN,
 
 hverssArrlr
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unlnn Pacilic Asks 0pcn DOOr

Seattle, Feb. II The Washington X Northern railroad, which k to be the Union Pacific line to Puget Sound from Portland, today applied for franchise to enter Seattle.
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Hartman Bays in tacoma

Tgcuma reD. i2 The Hartman interest, will require seventy acres n.re ror terminals IJ i, believed rnat som. os tHg recent purcnascs Of tide auu, were really for tue new HaHu-
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ElkinS Has New Railroad Bill

Washington, D. C., Feb. H. Senator EIkius Of West Virginia introduced a new railroad biIl in the Senate today which makes the acts of the interstate commerce commission reviewable in the federal courts.
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Alaska to Have Military Cadet

Washington, D. C., Feb. I3-The general staff of the army has decided that as Alaska is practically a terri tory it is entitled to a cadet at the West Point military academy, It is probable that the President will ap- point a cadet from the district.
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Passengers Crowded Him 3Gt

Seattle, FuD. IG. u ,c-.INjug before the government board which i, mNe,-
 i-aGug the Valencia wreck Seaman Charles Brown admitted that he da- serted his place in one of the G,.boar, because the passengers crowded iH,o it until hcsaw that |, was too heavily loaded To be kept adoal He said that tine passenger, jumped in so last that .t was impossible Jo keep them back. rhi, Was one O, the boats which were lost.
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Big Roads Plan Coast Line
Union Pacific BBs m Seattle

Seattle. r.a. I2 T.ocauds include ..- .. present ~.l. o. lu. 0tutsou-iost N# Company clos. Jo the business ....... .uu. sold Saturday for ,..... 10 l.u Union Pacific Railroad ,..m-, through .uo bank O. DeN.nr- Horton N Company Tine uur. is undoubtedly Gau terminal, Oor tUe hm-
 ..r...r. ....... .... -...r|.
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RUSSIAN "'RLDS''
 KILL LAB0RLRS

sy Gable to The Daily Gateway.
 St. Petersburg, Feb. lO-A mob of royoluuoui,j, attacked a large a,,om- oly 0. workmgmcu who hadmet yoster- day afternoon in the Ney,kL on the bank of the Neya river, and threw bombs into the crowd, killing eight and wouudiug many others. The Reds then opened fire on a cabaret where a workingmcn's meeting was in progress and killed two and wounded eighteen.
 The entire district isnow surrounded by troops and wholesale arrests have been made.
 Killed in Attempt to ASSaSsinate
 Scvastopol. Feb. lO-Admiral Chouk- nin. commander of the Black Sea fleet, was attacked in his office by woman yesterday, who shot and wounded him. A sentry rushed to the aid of the ad- miral and shot the woman dead.
 Russians Massacre Jews
 St. Petersburg, Feb. l3--A massacre of Jews is reported from Kalarashi in in Bessarabia. No details are given but a frightful slaughter is said to have taken place.
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Jacksonville, Ill.,, Feb. l3 William J. Bryan has resigned aS a trustee of Ulnoi, college, his alma mater, be- cause the board has accepted doua- tfou from Andrew Carnegie. Mr.. Bryan ,ays that the teachings of economic truth are inconsistent with the acceptance of money from men like Carnegie.
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Sailors Roast Rescue Vessels

Victoria, B. C., Feb. l3 Three mem bcrs of the Valencia crew testified here today in coroner's inquest over bod ies recovered from the wreck, that the action of the steamship Queen and the tug Salvor was cowmdIy. The men swore that both those boats could have given effective aid and saved many lives.
 The Canadian government has de- cidcd to place life boats at stations along the coast of Vancouver island and to improve trails running from the beaches to the interior in order to give aid To wrecked vessels.
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DCaoIHCtS JmOn Labor

Dubuque. ,u. reo. l- Archbishop Keen, m the pulpit O, S, Raphael 7, Catholic church yesterday denounced union aoorugauaIou,. 6ea,,rryru that unions we organized ior tue uU- pose O, oHu-u- campr.ouJ worNmen down to ue .yy.I O. llD,e less sSu..co amt .1 force employer, Jo pay poor aaorer, more then they are worth. .. -.u .u, ..um. ur shorter n0us ... ..-.. .. aa.-.r. .o uo .- .u.c work ., p.-.u.. tine pay received
 Haa aoss- Spread U.dals@
 E.eor. .E y.. s.u. l- A Uau. ol .... u..-.- numbering about iuJa re- cent. .ru....o. a. Canadian -.o. u... u.nauoau boundary from the u...-.a ,..uQ Washington, many .. ..m ....... u... -.mu.r,, wa.ca ... u.. spreading among uomc-uc m"a- O. ,ne range. Farmer, are considering ue ouI,au.lJy ut 8 u..-p Io k.U .uo entire band. The animal, w..gg wild ami utterly ua-
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LOnnworth Gats the license

Washington, D. C., Feb. 16-Con- gressman Nicholas Longworth, accom- panied by Nelson Perkins, who is to
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To Ta'k on Salmon Fisheries

Washington, D. C., Feb. l2-Con- gressman Cushman will have the floor in the House Friday onhis bill to regu- late the salmon fisheries of Alaska. It forbids fishing in Alaskan waters by aliens except with line or spear. It is aimed at the Japanese, who have been coming into American waters for sev- eral seasons.
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Chinese Bo,ers Wreck Missions

Peklu. Feh. In English aua Natho- lie mission, 8, Ouwg-Chow-Eou. thirty mile, from Auo.. were destroyed les- terday uy a mo. 0. Boxers. Severn. n. S,iouar5es were killed. The Amer icau missions 30. rae same place we're
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COlored Bishop Grows Violent

Macon, Ga., Feb. l6-Before a negro convention yesterday Bishop Turner, the noted colored divine, renewed his recent attacks upon the United States government and the white people of the country. He asserted that the American flag was dirty rag and denied that the United States is grow ing better so far as it's treatment of the negro is concerned. He declared that in many ways the negro is better than the white man.
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To Entertain Chinese Commissioners

Seattle, Feb. l6-The imperial Chi nese commissioners who have been touring this country to oStudy American methods of education will arrive in Seattle next Monday. The Chamber of Commerce has arranged to en.er- tain them with banquet on board the steamship Dakota, which is now in the harbOr
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Portland Nus. De lowed

Seattle. E.u .- ,aD. Nu.d of the ~.e.u.. Jefferson. which arrived here H-. .-.., -alr that the Portland ,.u. cam. 10 oetI.. under her own -.am. ~u. IS ~.u. u.u upat ketcal- kan. awaiting & lug to tow uer down.
 .aass sU4a. L.msgr ,O Panama
 Seattle. EaD. i- The American u.. U... syIeuuu sailed las. night .....ua.. .ur-.e Panama canal, aud ...t u.-..uEur-. She wrI. ue luJ
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Japanese Remember Alice

Washington, D. C., Feb. I5-The Japanese embassy in behalf of the Mi kudo presented Miss Alice Roosevelt today rich silk embroidery robe and tLNn nNmnn,iNn silver vases.
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Defeats Rhlpplna Post BiII

Washington, D. C., Feb. l3-The House today tabled the whipping post bill for the district of Columbia favor ed by President Roosevelt. Hepburn of Iowa made an impassioned speech in support of the measure but without effect
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ncrnln lnl IIcrrcrl Draw

Los Angeles. Feb. l0 Nld Herman and Nur...r .Iur.ra fought twenty rounds Go a draw here last night u the Pacific Athletic club. The battle was lu,raul fierce. Herrera was tan aggre,,or bu. Herman won much ape plau,a for his g.eygrues~, which ,avg~ him several times from Uerrora.s .------------- --------
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ants lo>, Alaska Brother

Seattle, Feb. I5 Dr. Eaoau, of No. l. State street. Rochester, New York, Is uere hunting .orhIs missing brother Walter E. BboaGs, who went to Nome u lNUl. Later he went Go Fairbanks Dur has mot been heard from for long
 tme. A fortune awaits him at his old --m.-
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Don PM.al Named as Alaska Jaiei
far Directors Organize

seattle, .uo. To Iur directors o, the Alassa-l ukou exposition, which i~ to be held m ScaJti, in 1909, organizou today. The board passed resolutions mdorsing the efforts of Gov. McIunrs of Yukon territory and Dr. Thompson. member of the Canadian parliament from the Yukon. to obtain assistance from the Canadian government for the Yukon display at the exposition.
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BEGIN VALENCIA
 WRECK INQUIRY
ny cablo to Tho paily eateway.

by V"NIt VO AHO DtIIy N'VI""J'
 Seattle, Feb. If Lawrence Murray assistant secretary of the department of commerce, and Herbert Knox, of the government board appointed by Sec retary Metcalf to investigate the Nal- encia wreck, arrived this morning and at once began work. They first held a conference with representatives of the Chamber of Commerce. Capt. Bmwell, commandanI of the Puget Sound navy yard, is the third member of the board.
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P.oui19 ir Cls,ro's nolscFoII

NiI..t,.aar. F.u. 10 Plotting against Hr.-.u.. Castro .n..geumus hi, official household. B1.. v... m".-.- dents w. -u,ue.r.. u. aI,.aya.u 0ua u i, claimed r..r a.mu-. lu. entire Venezuelan population .e res". .ua-.. against rua administration. u !, -a.u chat .na .a,u-... n..u.rr ar. simply awaiting m. u-...-.....u. Fr...u b.ucNa.. u. N...... .1.~ |. u.-"
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IoJa, uUuwJ.y gig,afI

".a.u. China, ten. ,a.tu .mper,a. ..e. W.. issued ,o the governor of ... Chow province yesterday urcct- .- ... 10 uNucu. immediately the .a..n.I ... Boxer uprising against ... Catholic mission ut Chang Foo
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the corner of Eighteenth avenue, one of the busiest in town, and numerous pedestrians were close by but none i'm mcdiotcly at hand The robbery took place at 7o'clock in the evening and NeMi1au was alone in the store some distance from the front.
 Big Roads Plan Coast Line
 St. Paul. Feb. 70 ltis reported here that the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Burlington and Milwaukee railroad, are planning a combine to build douu.e track lime from the Nf--i,.ipnD river to ,be Pacific coast .ru.-.. Hwrmaus contemplated inc yu-.uu O. .ue Nor.nwosg Nur rum- Dmr will eNeu. every effort. Il is -HuU Co ooa, iarrmm Jo Puge, sound with jHy new Iuc.
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Alabama Eaa lFu.Hgs Negro

g..-u.u. L.. ... .- au... Richardson. 8 r.-.. .....e... VI. ... mwa.ru. Mrs. smith a-. ..... au. who's. -.r..... ..- commute. u. rue -usumu- las. ...a 70 ... ."u.-- oumeu. wa, ru.. from .a.. a-. u.-.. by 30 mo1 mu .u Co v.muu bridge. Four HH.r Nor. yu.--.. with .le c.u u. four uaU o..n
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White Pass Engineer Dies

Seattle. Feb. II Chief Engineer G.. II. Sproal of the White Pass X Yukon Railway died yesterday on a steamer enroule from Seattle to Victoria.
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BuS Seattle Tide lands

Seattle. F.. - Tine Union 'H... today secure. ... blocks O. ..a. uu.r a. .u.arb.. in northern ... u. ... city. Tu. e.nI now owns ..." blocks t. .... .. u Seattle. ... fru,n-. -... .-u. a.W". ". r.. city 0 ... Southern Pacific. c..a r.. A.....s.. has u..u a.0.- au.g r.".... . ... corporations conn. ........ ...... council.
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New Alaska Maj Rogtes

Washington. D. l. Feb. L5 The pos. .u.yc department today made m nu.. creating thirteen urw Alaska mai. routes a.. appointing carriers.
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John A. Mccall Dying

New York. Feb b John A. Mccall, until recently president of the New York Life insurance Company, isdyiug. lie made statement today denying tina, he had any irregular dealings with Andrew Hamilton regarding
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Tokyo. Feb. co \ memorial tablet which wa, erected ou tne oaJtleuelo of Nushau mutomark inc grave of Lieut. No-- son O. .ue Japanese gem rral who was killed there, washed ashore yesterday ou tne Japanese coast having '....d acry-, tue ~r1
 fr is no, known how it reached the
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Vancouver, B. C., Feb. l2-With a couplingpin an unknown man last night smashed the plate glass front of McMilIan's jewelry store, reached through the hole and grabbed a tray containing S2O,OO0 worth of diamonds and made his escape The store is at
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Seattle. .co. 10 The Seattle ship ping Company i, trying to secure two boats to place ou tuc Nome run ueN
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60 OCURRIDO EN- Ll
America Central
Honduras --decia I'm teIsglagla De
Panama-.-fu6 uuien declare ia
guerra 4 Guatemala.
ID ConflagraGIdn sl GshtrO America sstaba fIa-
gu5Rioss dssds haes muGhO tsmpO.

Un telegTama recibido en- Panam& pro.
cedente de San Salvador, decfa que Hon-
duraB fu6 lasque declare Ia guerra Gua-
temala segdn este mensaje, Ia Biguiente
proclama circul6 en- 81 Salvador:
ssEl general Bonilla Al mando de las
fuerzas del Salvador, ha rechazado 4 las
fuerzas de Guatemala en- Metapan, en- Sal
vador, diez miIlas al Este de la frontera
de Guatemala. EI victorioso ej6Tcito del
Salvador ha retenido las poaiciones que ha
capturado al enemigo
La declaration de guerra hecha por
Honduras & Guatemala hace que una ter
cera naci6n tonne parte on los asuntos de
la America Central, los cuales han estado
progreaando con mas menos intensidad
y derramamiento de sangre.
Honduras 81 Salvador estan ahora en-
contra de sus vecinos del Oeste. Nicara.
qua Costa Rica son los Iinicos dos paises
que todavfa permanecen pasivos, perO
dfcese que este dltimo pals, bien pronto
entrar6 Cd Iucha.
Hasta la fecha parece que Honduras no
ha tornado parte en- las difcultades surgi
das entire suB vecinas repdblicaH perc mott
cias posteriores declaran que suE territorios
fueron invadidos por fuerzas dc Guate-
mala Al persegnir fugitivos!del ej6rcitO del
general Regalado, jefe de las tropas del
Salvador que fu6 muerto On la relea del
Jfcaro.
La guerra en- la America Central estaba
fragu6ndose desde hacfa mucho tempo,
porque durante los tiltimos cinco amos los
revolucionarios de allf han estado intrf-
gando para derrocar al Presidente Estrada
Cabrera en- sus esfuerzos para coDseguir
este, ellos han logrado 81 sostenimiento de
ciertos elementos de Honduras el Saliva
dor, que han trabajado para conseguir
que sus paises sean los que ocupen el pri- !.
mer puesto entire los varios estados Que
forman la America Central" +"
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MUNlClPIO De AlBONITO.
ALGALDlA.
Segullo ARanEIa De Sahasta.

+
El dia 16 de Agosto de 1906, 4 las dos de
la tarde, de adjudicaran en- p6bIlca subasta
las obras de abastecimient0 de aqua para ell
pueblo de Aibonito cuyO presupuestO as
ciende 8 Cuatro Mil Ciento Ochenta Y
Ocho dollars Ochenta Cuatro centayos
(S4. .188. "a mas Ell 10 pS de aumento sobre
la cantidad referfda, dandO un total de
Cuatro Mil qchocientos Diez Y Siete dollars
diez y siete centsvOs ($4, ,8l7.17), seg6n
acuerdo del ConceiO Municipal en- session
0rdin aria de 28 del c0IFiente mes, no in
cluyendO en- Ell contrato el sllministrO de
las tuber1as y pleas especiales acceso-
rias, cuyO material sera sum nistradO por
81 Nlunicipio y entregado 81 c0ntratis ia en-
Aibonito.
Lassubasta tendra lugar en- la ofic-na del
Alcalde ante la Junta de Eubasta presidida
pOr dicha autoridad; hallandose de mani
hestO para c0nOcimiento del pCblico, en- la
Acadia de Aibonito, los dOcumentOs que
han de regir en- el cOntratp.
Las prOpOsiciones deben ajustarse estric-
tamente al modelo que aparece undo al
pliegO de condolences, Y sc presentarau en-
p legOs ceTrados, admiti6ndOse dnicamente
AduTante La primera media h0Ta del actO.
Los pliegos deberan conteneE Ell resguardo
que acredite haber depositadO en- la Tesore-
ria Municipal, Ia cantidad de Doscientos
dollars 1900. 90.
Sc declararan nulas las proposiciones
que falten q cualquiera de eetOs requisites
9 los consignados en- Ell pIiego de condi-
clones, y aquellas cuyo importe exceda de
La oantidad pTesupuestada.
La administration municipal Sc reserva
el deIecho de Techazar cualquiera de las
pr0posic ones t0das elias
Aibonito, r. r. Julio 80 de 1905.
Ger6nsnso MARTINEZ.
6v.s. AIcalde de Aibonito.
ST. g. 4
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TIEMP0 GENERAL
dahIe Ell IA isIa
Fl nlmef0 pfomeaiO De IlnVia tlIs 5.
a SUI haa IaIilds IggIlss VIllI6s iaIS. {.
Del Weather Bureau.

Boletfn semanal del tempo, de Ia sema-
ns que termin6 81 1ia % de julio.
El tempo lis sido generalmente claro y
agradable aunque algo opresivo en- parties
de La division S.
La precipitaci6n fue sobra Ia normal en-
toda Ia division o. = bien repartida.
En- todas las otras parties Ia precipita-
ci6n fu6 de caracter muy local Y general
mente igera, espacialmente ca los districts
del s.
Ia precipitation media On Ia isla fu6
1.0S pulgadas.
Elnfmero promedio de dias dc nuvia
fue 8.
En- el distrito de Santa Isabel Sc han
secado varios charcos que solfan mante,
nerEe con aqua por las crecientes de los
rios.
AL s. han reinado fuertes vientos del
Sc, zero en- 81 N los vientos han sido
generalmente frescos del 3. brisotes, con
una yelocidad maxima en- San Juan de ~
millas del b., el dia 25.
La siguiente tabla demuestra Ia varia-
ci6n de temperature Ia cantidad de pre-
cipitaci6n On estaciones escojidas.
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TratamleRto d Ii tuberculosis.

Habiendo adquirido directamente de
AIemania 10 nueva Linfa de Koch para el
tratamientO de Ia Tuberculosis, nos propO-
nemOs emplearla en- los enfermos de pro-
bable curaci0n. Los infOrmes que tenemOs
de aduel pals nos dispOnen a ensayarlO
tambien en- ell nuestrO, en- que las condiclo-
mes del china son en- su mayor parte pro-
picias d la consecuci0n de 6xitos no menos
satisfactoriOs.
Los enfermos que deseen ser tratados
pOr las inyecciones de la Linfa de koch
deben ser previannente sOmetidOs escru-
pulosO reconocimiento; los casOs muy
aVanzadOa de exitO mas que dudOso no
seran admitidos Para informes dirijirse
al doctor Manuel Quevedo Baez en- San
Juan o doctor "a. Stahl en- Bayam0n. Los
honOrariOs del tratamiento son 6onvenclo-
males. Los sefIores medicos que quieTan
ensayar el medicamentO pueden solicitarlo
delque suscribe que Sc cOmplacera en- ser
ViTlae =
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FL CARDE-
nal MATHIEU
Dice un CFOniSta que ha entradO Ia
Academia tranCesa como NapO-
leon | en- Ia isIa de Malta.

I'm croniBta parisienEe dice que q car
denal Matthew ha ingresado en- Isl Acade.
mia Francesa del mismo modo que Napo-
leon entr6 en- Ia isla de Malta: gin bata-
liar. Ell otro candidate, ell cat6lico M. de
Segur RETRO su candidatura para no tener
que luchar con un CARDINAL
Ell cardenal Matthew en- el fondoses un
GTrigiste porque cusndo le ha convenido.
elogiar Ia obra republicans para alcanzar
an puesto 10 ha hecho. Escribi6 en- sRB
mocedades una tests Bobre el s'Antigiio Ts-
gimen en- Lorena" en- la cual dice de Ia
monarqufa "que es una organization vie
ia, condenada por Ia razon porque actual
mente no Sc acomoda al tempo q las
circunstancias" Tambi6n ataca en- ella 4
los monges de Baupr6 J al clero en- gene
raj.
Con esta manera de manifestarse encon-
tr6 un protector en- el ministro de Cultos
M. Rambaud. Desde 1879 4 1890 el
abate Matthew fu6 obscure limosnerc de
los dominicos de Nency, donde conoci6 al
vicario general de los padres predicadores
que lie sirvi6 mucho en- 81 Vaticano.
Algunos discursos de odio Al bulange
rismo benevolencia por Ia Rep6blica le
llevan obispado de AngeTsj donde al po-
co tempo de haber tornado possession de Ia
mira en- un discurso insult6 al Estado que
le habfa favorecido
Sus trabajos de zapa le conquistaronf
nuevas simpatfas, Biendo nombrado arzo-
bispo De Tolosa En- pago al agasajo hizo
un discurBo rabiosamente legitimista.
Nuevas "reminiscences su s0Uoir faire ele-
varon 4 Matthew & Ia categorfa de prfnci-
pc de la iglesia.
Su bagaje literario es escaso aendo su
obra mas importante un libro gobre 81
Concordato.
"El caTdenal al-dice IN escritor frances
-es mas interesante por su vida por su
aFte para variar y .por au afci6n 4 n 1i-
plomacia activa que por nu obra liteTaTia.
El caTdenal Perraud, Z quien sucede Cd el
sill6n de Ia Academia, tenfa 81 encanto de
Ia yieja iglesia francesa, amor u iber-
tad J horror < los negociog El cardenal
Matthew es todo 10 contrario un espfritu
prosaico y active"
Es un verdadeTo GrriViste, que tiene los
mismoH trazoB que preSenta Ia clase en- los
diverHos medios en- que Sc desarrolla.
En- esta impFenta Ee Vende papel da be.
VskslSa0 NySasrN 4 90 M Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-01
RlIEGO.

70 hacemos & los Sres. quessI relacionan
4 continuation & fin de qaeS Sse sirvan con
testar sin mas demora, las reiteradas cartas
que les han sido dirijidaa por Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diario, para Ia lquidaci6n
de sus reapectivas cueutas
Don Jose Ferrer Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
8 Carlos T. de Chouden ANASCO.
Manuel L. Tous de HUMACAO.
j. a. Morera Colon de SALINAS.
NicOlas Benitez Delgado JUN
COS.
Don Domingo Gallart de Ia CENTRAL
AGBIRRE.
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LAS MUJERES
VARONILES.
FragmentOs de una Garta de Ia
BalOneSa libeFt.

''Decfa que muchos maridos no gusta-
ban de los modaleB que toman algunas
mujereB de eBtos diaB para parecerBe 4 los
hombres. En- efecto, ell feminismo exaje-
rado que se ha apoderado de nosotras, de
algunos afios esta parte, seguramente os
amenaza tambi6n. Hemos tenido por cier-
to una independence relatiya que no deja
de tener su encanto; pero muchas, entUsias-
madas por el 6xito, han sobrepasado los
lfmItes y ya eS tempo de decirles talto
esas atolondIadas. En- resumidas cuentas;
Sque es 10 que tenemos que ganar igualan-
donos en- TODD los caballeros? lAl obtener
sus privilegios. tendrfamos Bua deberes Y
obligcaionea? iAcaso no es bastaute para
una mujcr ser hermosa, elegante, festeiada,
nuestra debilidad misma no es veces
una fuerza cuando podemos emplearla?
Seame permitido deciros, quo uno de los
grandes encantos de la .muieT, es ser YER
daderamente mujer; todo 10 que puede re-
cordaT los modales 8 ell traie masculine,
no puede Hentarle. ST una joven me pi-
diess un consejo,tle. dirfa FEMENICESE
10 mas possible.
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Los gestos demasiado bruscos, las EXPIRE
stones pTopias de los hombres, Ia manera
de sentarse, de caminar cor pasos dema-
siado largos, todo ESQ es POGO gracioso y
fuera de lugar de una mujer, sobre todo
cuando eS joven.
La ''toilette'' debe cuidarse mucho: todos
esoB cuellos tiesos que encierran 81 pescue-
40 como en- una argolla, favorecen muy
POGO. Adornad 81 traje con pasamanerfas,
enCajes, cintas, cadenaH, alhajas, etc. Ma
da de corbatas de hombre, calzado de
hombre, camisetas de hombre, La gracia
y el encanto personal y de nuestra ''toilet.
te'' han de residir precisamente en las
cualidades predominantes De Ia mujer, que
deben ser al contrario de las del hombre
ALI donde es severe, sencillo aobrio On
los caballeros, debemos lucir Is delicadeza
y Ia gracia que permitan nuestros ador.
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