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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-11

mental en- Hipnotismo, Magnetismo Per
sonal, etc, que ids. ME enyiaron aeOmpa-
.nadO de otras instrucciones, me han pro-
porcionado por la practica de las auto
sugestiones adiuiridas de esas paginas, un
triunfo para lni mas valiOso que el impOrie
en- met6lico de mil cursos juntos. 81 triun-
70 eOuSiste Ell haberme hbPado del perni-
cioso vicio de fumar cigarrillos, habitO
funesto que me ha Yenido dOninando pOr
espacio de - amos, sin que me fueFa posi-
BILE desarraigarlo lie mi hasta ell presente,
gracias & su valioso curso, ademas he 10
grado robusteeer mi indiyidualidad mental.
Adolfo Fernandez Suarez, Professor Piibli-
co, Guanillas, Santa Clara, Cuba.
70 me complazco sobremanera cada veZ
que os doy alguna nOtieia de mis- adelantOs,
pues creo que esta es la tinica manera que
puedo mostraros mi agradecimiento por
haber puesto en- mis- manos vuestro librO,
que es, pOr decirlO asf, la llave maestro
para el estudiO de las eiencias oeultas.
Bernardo Martinez Lopez, Gale de Ia Es-
trella No. 6, SantO Domingo, Rep6blica
Dominicana.
No conozco otro curse que Ell de Uds.
pero cOmprendo ! estoy eonveneido que es
el mejOr, por ser concrete, clarO, que no
admite dudas; que sigui6ndose las ms
trucciOnes como EN- el Sc acOnseja, 'tiene
que conseguirse eXito. Ademas, Ia forma
lilad del Institute es intachable Su afmo
amigo Luis Carraseo, Glorieta de Bilbao 4,
Madrid, EspaIa.
Las diez mil primeras personss que es-
criban al New York Institute of Science
reeibiran absolutamente gratis, el asom-
broso hbro que les ha trafdO exitO las
personas arriba menciOnadas. Ell libro es
intensamente interesante desde ell prinei-
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los hogares. ST vos deseais un ejemplar.
escribid hoy al New York Institute of
Science, Depto. 465 D., Rochester, n. Y,
z. U. de A., 10 recibireis vuelta de
correo, absolutamente gratis.
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LAS FIESTAS DEL
Mes de Mayo en-
Rio Grande.
CeIebranSe aIIi con muChO entuSiaS-
mo y numeTOSa COnCurrenCia en-
eI temple CatOIiCO.
q nuegtro eorregponsal. )

Mayo 9.-Las tradicionales novenas del
mes de Mayo, comenzaron el domingo; la
iglesia cat6lica yestfa las galas propias de
estos dias, sea azul bIanco; el altar
mayor donde fu6 colocada Ia imagen de
la Purfsima presentaba un aspecto sober
bio, pues representaba un monte cuaiado
de fores destacandose hermosas rosas del
color simb6lico azul y blanco, otros
muchos adornos cue daban mas realce,
mas encanto y magnifcencia aquel con-
junto embellecedor que formalon manos
primorosss en- obsequio 4 Ia Augusta
Reina, madre de Dios del hombre
El temple bien iluminado; contando el
altar mayor con innumerables buifas bien
distribufdas, y ALA en- el cuerpo de la
iglesia un coro de ninfaE, de nifias inocen-
tes, llevando en- sus manos ramos de flores
para ofrendarlas su excelsa patrona y
espiritual madre.
En- el coro un grupo de sefloritas modu-
laban melodiosos cantos. acompaflados de
ammonium bajo la direction de dona
Carmen Rexach.
Y para completar la importancia de la
Inauguration de los cultos de mayo, nues-
tro pdrroco Pbro Fernandez, sube al pltl.
p;to nos habla del amor de madre, nos
pone ejemplos conmovedores, alude aquel
grupo de ni1as y termina su oraci6n reli-
giosa con una saiutaci6n-por decirlo asf
en- la cual habfa mucho de amor, de
regocijo de ferviente devotion hacia la
Immaculate Conception.
Felicitamos las Hiias de Maria &
nuestro celoso pdrroco:
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CANTARILLADO EN-
Ia CaNe de Ia Ma
rina, de AguadiIa.
EjeFCiCiOs de tirO al hIaacO pOr la
pOIiCia insuIaf.
Con gran entuSiasmO GeIsbrose en- sl harrlO
Higuey IN meeting uniOHiSta.
(De mue8tro corresponsal.) }

Mayo 9.-Con profundisimo dolor ha>
sido sentida en- esta ciudad Ia muerte del
senior Felipe Cuevas, estimado mayagiie.
zano.
Nuestra mas sentida ccndolencia i Ia
familia del fnado.
Sc ha procedido en- esta poblaci6n Il
la obra de alcantarillado en- la calle de Ia
Marina
En- un campo cercano i esta ciudad
Sc VERTIGO Ell ejercicio de tiro al blanco,
por Ia fuerza de Ia policfa insular.
En- la semana pasada Sc efectu6 en-
esta ciudad el enlace de la sefiorita Isabel
Ramirez con don Bartolo Alcover Fell
ces dfas.
-Hace algunos dtas Sc encueptra en-
este pueblo el senior Ernesto Lopez Diaz,
captain de la policfa irsular de esta de-
marcaci6n.
-Muy sentida ha sido en- esta pobla-
ci6n la premature muerte del aguadillano
= ferviente unionista don Antonio Became
gra, emparentado con familias de mucha
estimation en- esta ciudad.
Con gran entusiasmo Sc llev6 efecto
en- Ell barrio Higiiey, de esta poblacion, un
injecting" unionista, tomando parte varios
oradores de esta ciudad y el LIDO. don
Salvador Mestre, de Mayagiiez.
Els muy notable el resultado que esta
dando en- esta ciudad el plantel de ense-
fianza dirigido por el professor don Jose
Ballesterog y MuIioz.
va Sc estan sintiendo los aguaceros
de Mayo, y, al par, Sc siente muy mucho
Ell deplorable estado de nuestras GALES y
aceras.
-Despu6s de permanecer varios dfas
entire nosotos regres6 a Maysgiiez el Lcdo.
don GuilIermo Santos.
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JuiCiO en- AreCibO pOr atentadO con
ira la SaIud puhIiCs.
El cOncsrtO que celebrara eI panista Justin Ellie.
(De maestro correspon8al.)

De maestro eorre8pon8GL
Mayo 1O.-Esta noche dard su primera
function en- este teatro ell magnffco cinema
t6grafo Lumiere del senior Manuel A.
Garcia, que presenta un programa muy
attractive.
Para Ell sdbado y domingo anuncia
exhibition de nuevas pelfculas.
Aver ceIebr6se ante esta corte muni-
cipal Ell juicio contra Cipridn V6Iez por
atentado contra la salud pdblica, fu6 decla-
rado culpable y condenado al pago de una
multa de veinte pesos las costas.
-Ha salido para Manatf Vega Baja
ell Circo Lowande que con tanto exito ha
trabajado en- esta ciudad.
-Esta noche Sc celebrar6 en- Ell casino
espafol Ell concerto por eI notable pianista
Mr.. J. Ellie, bajo Ell siguiente programa:
Sonata Chopin, BalladeScherzo Chopin,
Walls Appassionata Pfeiffer, Poeme Syl-
vestre-Dubois, Rapshodie Hongroise-L Lick,
La Campanella, Liszk, Estudio forma de
Wals-E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-11
EI Principe Tsai Use en- LOndres

Ell Principe Tsai Tse, primo del Empe-
rador de China, cuya posici6n Official en- el
leano Oriente es la de Comandante de Ia
Guardia del Cementerio de Occidente, Sc
encuentra ahora en- Londres grandemente
ocupado en- el estudio de los m6todos occi-
dentales de Gobierno.
Viste una magnffca tdnica amarilla de
riqufsima seda, mientras que su trenza ne
gra como el azabache, cae hasta mas aba
10 de la cintura.
Habla el idioma ingles perfectamente y
ha side entrevistado continuamente por
gran ntmero de periodistas
Despues de permanecer en- Londres por
algunas semanas, viajara por distintos
puntos del continente europeo.
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Acerba critica del Times.

serfa conveniente que los Directories del
Institute Cientffco de Ia Habana tuvieran
una conversation privada con el professor
Nowack, antes de cada conferences, & fin
de saber 81 va Z decir necedades peligrosas
8 algo digno de ser dido. (Times.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-11

La Cerveza "Barbarrosa" es, bajo to-
dos conceptos, un modelo de buena eIabo-
raci6n, perfectamente clara, no deja sedi-
mentos de class alguna. Es particular
mente adaptada 4 los climas tropicales
donde no sufre alteration, 10 que no puede
decirse de buena parte de las cervezas que
Sc importan. Ventas 4 precios m6d'cos.
Isidro A. Sanchez, San Juan, P. r.
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-JUNCOa-A don Nicolas Benite-
Dalgado, le imvitamos que conteste nues
tras cartas para qne rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sido confados de esta
Empresa durante ell tempo que fu6 agente
de este diario en- Ia iudicada poblaci6n
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
parezca ests Teclamo, p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-11

Sc solicitan BORDADORAS y GALA.
DORAS, asegurandoles trabajo constante-
Proporcionamos Ia telay dibujos envian-
dolos cualquier parte de la islai Dir.
jirse q The Porto Rico Drawn Work d
Embroidery Co. FortaleZa 10. Tsmbien
90 sOlicitan buenas cOstWreTGs. p
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Canal a niVeI y a esGIusas.
Opinion de IN IngeRlerO,

El ingeniero en- jefe del canal de dre-
naje de Chicago opina que mas sufrira un
canal nivel que uno 4 eselusas en- Pana-
ma, en- case de terremoto.
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Sc nos informa que con motive de las
fiestas que llevaran efecto las escuelas en-
81 Hip6dromo 81 pr6ximo sabado, estaran
las cantinas al servicio del pdblico que
concurra < aouel sitio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-11

Els necesariO exlgir que cada hostia tenga
grabado el nombre Digestive MOjarrieta
perO un solo estuche produce mejOr efeeto
que una dOcena de botellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquiel otro remedio. Ademas de
ser 81 [inic0 curative radical, del estomago
y del instestino, 81 Digestive MOjarriet pu-
rifica los alimentos y los hace asimilabIes
FL legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un Glia las indigestiones, On un mes las dis
pepsias gastralgias, y en- tres meaes las
mas graves emfeTmedRdes cEonicas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta UNIVERSAL
mente confrmadO, en- forma sin igual, que
Ia eficacia del Digestive MoiarTieta es veTs
daderamente radical superior la de to-
dos los otros remedies.
De venta en- las prncipales farmacias de
dc Europa y America.
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-sILLON DE ENFERMO.-se ven
le uno bueno. Para informes dirijirse 4
q administration de este peri6dico. d. P.
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La importation de pifas fiIipinas.

Si Sc protee con un derecho diferencial
la Importation de pifas flipinas, dice el
"Cable News" de Manila, Ia industria de
pifias en- conserva adquirira graudes pro-
norciones en- Filipinas.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
ri6dico vielO Z 5000 quintal.
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$500. S S S 0 0

Sc desea colocar en- primera hipOteca.
Para informes dirigirse apartado de correo
ntimerO $50. d. p.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
FESTIVITIES OPEN.
Washburn commencement Exercises
start Last Night

The festivities attending commence
ment week at Washburn college were
auspiciousIy opened last evening BY
the spring OratoTical contest and the
banquet of the Laws TO the members
of the faculty of the law school.
Both of the events were well attend
ed This evening Colonel ". H Ros-
sington Of the faculty viii address the
members Of the graduating class from
the school OF law at the college
chapel. Sunday morning Dr. Plass will
preach the baccalaureate sermon to
the class of 1906 on The Spirit Of the
Scholar. In the afternoon an address
Will be made to the Y NJ. G. A and
the 7. W. c. A. organizations of the
college b. DR.. Plass.
In the annual spring oratoriea1 con
test held at the college last night,
Ralph Forbes won first place and
Henry Watts second. There were four
contestants in the contest the other
two being Mabel Renwiek and Cary
W Hayes. All the contestants showed
well both in composition and delivery.
Forbes used the same GRAFTON he used
in the state contest at Ottawa.
The judges on delivery were Judge
\. L. Greene, Judge Frank Doster and
c. n. Bacon. The judges on thought
and composition were Prof. L. D
Whittemore. DR.. J. P. White and Judge
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
APPEAL TO POLLOCK.
Jointists Want to stop the Injunction
Feature.

A number of Topeka attorneys are
laying a plan to defeat the use OF IN
functions as means to punlsh Nio-
lators of the prohibitOry law.
on next Monday, G. c. Clemens ana
Galen Nichols and other attorneys VIII
appear before Judge John C. Ponock
at LeavenWorth, where the next term
of the United States circuit and dis
trict court will be held, and ask him
to have three cases of injunctions now
pending in the Shawnee county district
court transferred TO the federal court.
The suits are against A. G. Townsend,
G. w Blackburn, Roy Daniels and w
c. Stephenson. These FOUR defendants
are either charged with selling liquor
contrary to law or owning building or
operating places in which liquor is be-
ing sold.
functions against the defendants
against permitting further violations OF
the law in the buildings owned or con-
trolled by the defendants and the cases
have been set for hearing at the next
term Of court.
About a week ago the attorneys ap-
peared before Judge Dana and asked
hi INTO remove the cases to the fed
eraI court. The judge refused point
blank to make the removal.
Now the attorneys have decided to go
to the federal court itself and will on
next Monday appear before Judge Pollock
a LeavenWOrth and move that the cases
be placed on the dockt. The principal
argument will be one of constitutionaiity.
1t is the plea that the use of the injunc-
tion in this manner is yiOlatfve of The
fourteenth amendment constitution OF the
United States. in that unequal rights are
given. The fact that if the prosecution
wins the case, the assistant attorney gen
eral receives a fee for so doing, and the
costs of the case are charged against the
defendant; but if the defendant wins he
must pay his own attorney fees and costs:
leads Clemens and Nichols to believe that
this matter shows inequality of rights,
and therefore is a violation of the consti-
tuition. Then, too, it is contended that
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
DRAWING UP REPORT.
Rate Bill Conferees Have Agreed on
All But One Amendment.

Washington. June 2.-The afternoon
session Of the railroad rate conference
will eliminate all differences between
Fthe senate and house on that measure.
according to the prediction Of con-
L9erees.
There is practically but one senate
amendment yet to be disposed Of
that requiring the giving of five days
notice before the issuance Of an in
junction setting aside an order of the
commission. There is no question that
provision for notice will be made. it is
said but strong arguments are being
advanced to show that the matter Of
time should be left in the discretion
of the court. The argument is made
that in some cases I'VE days and In
others a less time undoubtedly would
meet the situation better than a fixed
and uniform time in all cases. The
brief forenoon session resulted in an
understanding which will eliminate
'sthe Jim Crow car amendment.
The work of drawing the report of
the conferees already has begun.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
SHE HAS NO MAID.
David w. BfuIvane Puts End to RumOr
About His Bride.

The Chicago Post prints the follow
ing:
''who wants to be a governor. any
how? I'm sure I wouldn't want the
job
With this remark David W. Null
vane, capitalist, the warwick of Kan
sas.' and the man who makes COVER
nors down there, selected a cigarette
from a gOld-mOunted case this morning
and meditated. He has been spending
the last quarter of his honeymoon at
the Auditorium.
you see." he said, 'I have learned
how to sympathize. 1 know how Gov
ernor Hoch felt when the story of his
kissing Mrs. Stanley got out"
It was Mr. Mulvane who a month
ago created almost a panic in the
Martha Washington hotel in New York
by appearing in the parlor and kissing
a young woman, whO-as it developed
afterward-was his fancee. The
Martha Washington hotel is exclusively
a hotel for women The osculatory
salutation- shocked even the bellgirls.
But Dave Mulyane married the
young woman then and there. and he
is taking her back home now to To-
peka. There was a rumor that his
bride is accompanied by maid, which
caused a sensation Few Topeka wo-
men travel With maids.
q would III them to know in To-
peE he declared, that Mrs. Null
va It travelling with a maid. We
h; atrayed so far from western
pr Is"
Iulvane, for years a Chronic
bac.. or, shattered all traditions by
marrying Mrs. Helen Drexel. a widow,
who had made the Martha Washing
ton hotel her headquarters The most
romantic rHmorsi.a are zafiOat regarding
the match. but Mr.. Mulva-ne says that
there really isn't much to make a
fuss about.
t'I had known Mrs. Drexel for
years. he said. 'tand there was moth
ing precipitate about our marriage
fShe is out shopping now. Although
she has lived in New York, she hasn {
found anything to beat the State
street stores. She is enthusiastic about
them, and I'm clad she's pleased -
Mr. Mulvane hasn't been having quite
such a good time himself. as a dentist and
he have had several painful interviews.
But he appeared happy today
One of the powers behind the throne in
his own country, Mr. Mulvane was a
member Of the executive committee dur
ing the Republican antionaI convention.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02

be present when the bids are opened
oy the committee Of tellers appointed
from the council. It is possible that he
Will go over the analysis of the SAM
pies OF asphalts submitted by the com
petlng contractors with members from
the city council prior to the meeting
OF the council in order to expedite
matters. It seems hardly possible for
the council to go over all of the bids
carefully and make the awards at one
meeting.
If hurried action is taken there is sure
to be good sized row break out There
IS not lie greatest friendly relationship
existing between the contractors.
The directors of the property owners
noon and decide upon what bids will be
submitted by it. They are entering bids
on four different asphalts, Trinidad Lake
Maracafbo Acme and Bermudez.
A secret meeting of the property owners
interested was called last evening writ
ten invitations being mailed to about 20
OF the property owners. The situation was
gone over and it was decided to turn over
the bids entirely to the directors in order
that there might be no opportunity for
them to get out to the public before being
opened by the council.
Over $7,eo0 of the capital stock of s1000
OF the company was subscribed for at the
meeting and unanimity of feeling and ac-
ton characterized the whole proceedings.
Though there has been a lot of talk
much expectation that the successful con-
tract on the best grade Of asphalt will be
lower than $125. Notwithstanding the bids
which have been entered at other places.
The Barber company Is the one which
most of the bidders fear. When it wants
a contract bad enough the Barber COM
pany usually gets 1t even If it loses some
thing by reason OF 1t.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
Low ASPHALT PRICES.
Another Bidder Heard From and More
Are Coming.

The Parker w ashington company OF
Chicago and Kansas City, is the latest
company to enter a bid for repaVlng
Kansas avenue. The sixth bidder viii
specify California asphaltf in fling its
bid with the city council Monday even
ing. Samples Of asphalt submitted BY
the California Asphalt company are the
basis for this additional bid
Hanley & Richie, the local contrac-
tors. It is claimed will also enter bio
on California asphalt.
If the latter enters there VIII be bids
submitted by eight different contrae-
tors which will have to be considered
by the council in awarding its con-
tracts.
A movement is on foot to refer the
bids to a special committee composed
of the members of the council and the
city engineer and defer allowing the
contract until Tuesday evening, follow
ing the Monday evenings council meet
ins.
7 think we should take plenty of
time in letting the contract and not act
hastily said Councilman Green. Il
would be in favor Of postponing 1t until
Tuesday,
G. A. Proctor, the expert, who has
been engaged by the city to advise it
with regard to the asphalt and the
awarding Of the contracts will arrive in
the city Monday from Detroit. He will
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
EDDYS ARE DIVORCED.
Famous Organlst, Who Is in Topeka,
Announces the Fact.

Clarence Eddy. the world-famed or
ganist, in Topeka today to attend the
Nellis-Ryus wedding, announces that
on May 10 he was granted a divorce
from his wife. Sara Hershey Eddy. at
Pierre, S. D.
The charge upon which the separa-
tlOn was given was abandonment.
Judge LOring Z. Gahy, presiding over
The circuit court. granted the decree.
s1dr- Eddy was represented by Col. R.
" Stewart as counsel. Though his
wife was represented by an attorney,
the divorce was not contested.
For three years the noted musician
and his wife have lived apart She
IS low in Paris, and has been in the
French metropolis for twelve years.
Several months ago Mr.. Eddy fled suit
withdrew the suit and flied second petit
lion in South Dakota, where a decree was
granted him on May O. His suit was with
drawn because Of the publicity.
Mrs. EDDY s maiden name was Sara
Hershey. She was married to Clarence
Body on July /. 1873, in Chicago. Their
marital troubles began several years ago,
and Mrs. Eddy finally deserted her hus-
band.
When Mr. Eddy. who is a favorite in
Topeka. was here some time ago. consid-
cradle was said concerning the probable
divorce from his WIFE Today he fnaEes
"a statement concerning the matter him
taelf for publication.
Mr.. Eddy looks hale and well. His face
mas a rudy complexion, accentuared by
t1he luXuriant growth Of beard he Is
delightful man to meet
The famous organist is now being book
red for tour of concerts on the pipe or
kEau in Australia in 1857. Great prepara-
f3lons are being made for It. The people
fhearing him, and a fiattering inducement
was made for him to 90.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
WESTERN LEAGUE MAGNATEs.
Gather at Omaha But Appear to Fear
Holding a Meeting.

Omaha. Neb., June 2.-The following
Western league magnates are in the
city today in response to the call for
a meeting issued by Vice President
Myrick, week ago:
President Norris O'Neil, E G. Mid
dlekamp OF Pueblo: Joe Cantillon of
Chicago; r. r. Burke Of Denver; Ducky
Sioux City; Mike CantilIon of Des
Adoines, and Vice President Myrick of
Omaha
Up TO 1 o'clock this afternoon no
meeting had been held and from the
best information ohtainable no meeting
was likely. It appears that some of
the managers whom a week ago seemed
ready to take drastic action regarding
the trouble in the league have changed
their minds.