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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-01
Continua ell intere-
Sante debate del G.
B. Is en- la session
del so.
EI doctor del VaIIe Sc opone a Ia
restriction del Sufragi0.

Despues de una breve augmentation
entire los seflores Post, Barbosa, Tesorero
Attorney SO acuerda que una cOmisi6n
del Consejo elegida por el Presidente estu-
diara la forma de redactaF Ia secci6n On 10
que division de precintos respecta paEa
dar un informe que el Coneejo aceptar6l6 8
no.
A propuesta del sefor Post es acuerdo
que una representation de la Camara, pc
70 no actuaEdo como comisi6n coniunta,
concurrira 4 la reunion de Ia indicada CO.
mission 4 fin de OR sus debates formar
juicio para cuando Sc lleve el bill q la Ca
mara
A petici6n del Dr. Barbosa acepta el
senior Post que Sc enmiende el extreme
que al Superintendent Sc refere, hacienda
constar que tanto este como Ell auxiliar
han de hablar espanol.
Explica ell autor del bill que en- la sec
ci6n IA hay poca variaci6n con la VICENTE
ley. Que es muy dificil hallar un candi-
dato que no sea pariente nj relacionado
con los que han de intervenir en- la cleo
ci6n que hay que tener en- cuenta que
los hombres tienen generalmente mas en-
peGo defender con mas honor las cues
tones de su partido que las de su propia
familia que cuando un hombre es malo
emplearfa su maldad 10 mismo con sus fa-
miliares que en- Ell desempeio de cualquier
comisi6n.
Al llegar la secci6n Sc sonrie Mr..
Post, y dice que en- en- ella ha querido ser
mas papista que el Papa. Que su opinion
personal es la de que Ell sufragio no es un
derecho natural, sino un privilegio. Que
un hombre para tener derecho de interve-
mir en- el maneio de los asuntos de su co.
munidad debe contribuir de alg6n modo
al sostenimiento de las cargas de esa CO.
munidad. Que 6l reconoce que hay hom-
bres que 81 no contribuyen con dinero para
Ell sostenimiento de su comunidad le pres
tan ell auxilio de su labor de inteligencia,
siendo de gran utilidad.
Que 6l sentirfa If q darle solamente ell
derecho del voto 4 los contribuyentes,
pero que un hombre que pagando dos do
liars de contribution, que representan una
propiedad de 500, ha de estar mas mer-
ced del buen resultado de una legislation
que otro cualquiera. Que un hombre que
no posea capital pero tenga instruction pue-
de ir de un pals otro estando en- condi-
clones de ganarse la vida cuando Sc ha-
lie en- un pals y este vaya eq desgracia ,
pierda la prosperidad Sc maEche Dc 6l, sin
correr su suerte; mientIas que 81 que po-
see un pedazo de terreno en- un pals tiene
que caer subir segdn las contingencies
de Ia situaci6n de 6l por 10 tanto traba-
jar con mayor empefo en- su favor. Por
ESQ el contribuyente es en- todos los paises
ell elemento mas conservador. Que en-
tiende no es tender restringir ell sufragio,
el que Sc le de derecho del voto los pc
quefos propietarios que pagan un peso de
contribution.
"Yo no digo que deba tener derecho a
votar solamente Ell que paga una contri-
buci6n, pues mi opinion es que ese derecho
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LAS CONFERENCIAS
eSCOIarGS en- TOa
Baja.
Fue CastigadO con $50 de muIta, eI
ObreTO ElOy SOlares.
EI doctor LHgo Vlfa, lnspecelonando Ell comerclo.

(De maestro corresponsaI de Bayam61,.)
Enero 30.-Espl6ndida estuvo la confe-
rencia escolar en- Toa Baja el sabado pro-
ximo pasado, 4 la que asistieron el Ho-
norable Comisionado de Educaci6n, ell
senior Superintendent Mr.. Wood, el Pre-
sidente de la Junta Local de esta ciudad
Lcdo. Gim6nez, su secretario Lcdo. Mar
quez y otras distinguidas personalidades de
aquf y pueblos comaroanos.
Todos los profesores del Departamento
Eseolar asistieron, tomando parte activa
la mujer, pues tambi6n hubo un buen nt1-
nero de profesoras Sc pronunciaron elo-
cuentes discursos y entire ellos descuela Ell
del seflor Marquee que arranc6 justos y
mercedes aplausos.
El senior Nevarez (don JOSEF actual al
calde de Toa Baja nos trat6 con mucha
cortesla, pude yer 10 mucho que la me-
dorado Toa Baia, hajo la administration
del seiior Nevarez.
El professor Iglesias. iniciador de aque-
LA gran fiesta, debe estar orgulloso del
buen exito que ha tenido.
Ell vierpes fu6 castigado con $50 de
multa, Eloy Solares.
al pronuuciar el sefior iuez Lcdo Acos-
ia su veredicto de ulpa bilidad, diio un
discurso aconsejando los trabajadores la
moralidad y el respeto la ley No habfa
dido todavfa al Honorable Juez de esta
Corte Municipal expresarse en- formas tan
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La CuraGiOn de las hernias.

Sc curan radicalmente con ell BRA
GUERO REGULATOR acompahado del
Parche Aleman que tantos lauros ha OBJ
tenido en- Europa por Ell Especialista Doc
TOR PoRTA.
Bragueritos de gonna blanda para ni1ol
de ambos sexos y para la hernia umbili-
cal. Sc mandan tratamientos por coTreo.
Pidan nota de precio.
COnsultas: de 8 4 II y de 2a5. P. m.
Tetu6n 81, Hotel San Juan.-San Juan
de Puerto Rico a. p.
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0

Por la presente Sc haee saber, que la
Central Guanica ha presentado una soli-
citud al Consejo Executive, para la insta-
laci6n de un sifon de hierro colado de II
pulgadas de didmetro bajo ell lecho del rio
Estero en- la fnca Acacia, Municipali-
dad de Guanica, unos 40 pies al Norte
de un gran puente sobre Ell camino pdbli-
CO que cruza dicho rio, en- un punto GER
ca la intersection de la carrctera de Ca
bo Rojo a Mayagiiez.
Todas las personas que deseen ser oidas
q favor en- contra de que Sc conceda di-
cha franquicia podran presentar sus argu-
mentos, oralmente 8 por escrito, ante la
Comisi6n de Franquicias, Ell dia II de Fe-
brero de 1906 antes de esta fecha.
Por los peticionarios,
Jean r. p. des Garennes.
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ExtraviO 0 sustraCCion.

Sc ha sufrido el de un documento sus-
critic mi favor por los Sres. Saldana &
Co., S. en- G. 4 veneer en- 80 de Abril de
1906, por la cantidad de $50O0.O0, CO.
mo quiera que la p6idida ha sido despuea
de haberse puesto mi endoso en- blanco.
Por el presente Sc zone este hecho en- como
cimiento del p6blico en- general, para que
Sc sepa, que c4alquier endoso es Illegal y
que ese documea4to por las parties interesa-
das es considerable como nulo sin valor
alguno.
Humacao, Diciembre % de 1905.
30v. Antonio Lopez Cuadro.
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To Whom It May Conern:

- " hOAA - NAY COhOAh'
Notice is hereby given that a petition
for franchise for the laying of II inch
cast-iron siphon under the bed of the Rio
Estero at point on the Acacia property
in the Municipality Of Guanica about forty
feet north of large public road bridge
which crosses the said Rio at a spot close
to the intersection of the Cabo Rojo road
with the Mayaguez public road, has been
filed with the Executive Council of Porto
Rico by Guanica Centrale.
Any and all persons desiring to be heard
for or against the granting of the said
franchise may present their arguments
either orally or in writing before the Fran
chise Committee on the 18th day of Fe-
bruary, 1906.
For the Petitioner,
Jean 7. p des Garennes.
Num 3
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INDICAD0R GENERA
Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company, London
incorporated BY ROYa! Charter 1899.

Los magnffcos vapores de @sta Empresa
reanudaran su escala en- esta Isla empe-
zando con el dfa IL de Enero 1906 admi-
tiendo carga y pasajeros para San Thomas,
Islas Inglesas, Francesas, Holandesas,
Venezuela, Europa etc. Servicio ounce
nal. Para mas informes dirigirse q sus
Agentes Generates en- esta Isla. FRITZE,
LUNDT & CO., SCRS. Tetuan 21 San
Juan. 2. r. 30 8.
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METILOIDEs- Ell mejor mas SECURE
de todos los especificos hasta ahcra conocido
para Ia cura permanente de cdas las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean Gstss cronicas 6
agudas Contiene el fluio Y oura por com
pleto, en- menos tiempos pue ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las g0norreas, espermatornas
cistltis, cot. Meior pue las nyecciones muy
superior al sandalo copa ba. Empieza &
surtir su efecto las tres cuatre horas de
haberSe tomsdo.
Los "METILOIDES"-s fasiles de tomar
y estan preparados de manera pue no revnel-
ven 81 est6mago nj droducen msloE efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pidanse
muestras gratis sus dnicos fabrics ntes-
Frederick Stearns & Ca. Detroit Mich
r. II. A
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correctas como 10 hizo ell viernes senten-
ciando Solares, acusado de haber hecho
levantar en- huelga los tabaqueros.
Ese mismo dia hizo su debut como abo-
gado ell senior Marquee defendiendo 4
ipdividuos por jugar 10 prohibido. En-
su discurso de defensa, tuvo parrafos elo-
cuentes. El juez absolvi6 los acusados.
Ell DR.. Lugo Vina ha visitado hoy
lunes el comercio, encontrandolo en- buen
estado. Sc ha graDjeado el DR.. Lugo Vina
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Jean F. p. des Garennes
vi S o

Por el presente Sc hace saber que una
petici6n pidiendo una franquicia para el
uso de cincuenta (5O) litros de aqua por
segundo del Rio Santiago en- el Distrito
Municipal de Naguabo por los usos de
factorfa en- la Central San Cristobal, ha
sido presentada al Consejo Executive de
Puerto Rico por la referida Central.
Toda persona que desee ser ofda favor
en- contra de la concession de dicha fran
quicia, podra presentar sus argumentos va
sea verbalmente por escrito al Comit6 de
Franquicias el de Febrero de 1906.
Por el peticionario,
Jean f. p de8 Garenne8.
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NOTICE.
To Whom Il MY Concern:

Notice is hereby given that petition
for franchise for the use Of fifty (50) IL
ters Of water per second from the Rio San
tiago in the Municipal District of Nagua-
bo, for factory purposes in the factory OF
Central San Cristobal, has been filed with
the Executive Council Of Porto Rico by
Central San Cristobal.
Any and all persons desiring to be
heard for or against the granting Of said
franchise may present their arguments Ell
ther orally or in writing before the Fran
chise Committe on the 9Th day Of Februa-
~, 1906.
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Jean F. P. de8 Garennes.
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For the Petitioner,
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AL PUBLTCO.-Cuando usted quiera
comprar el cafe de Yauco de Zeppenfeldt
y Co., puede pedirlo en- grano molido en-
la american Grocery" donde Sc ha esta-
blecido nuestro dep6sito 80 VS.
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Aguadna but tickets ente seats the coach and VIII
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
WILL HOLD NEXT
MEETING HERE
United Workmen Decide to
Convene Grand Lodge in
the City of San Francisco
OAKLAND LOSES FIGHT
Master Workman of Order
Will Be Given a Salary
by Delegates at Santa Cruz

SANTA CRUZ, April n-Today's ses-
sions of the Grand Lodge Of the Ancient
Order United Workmen were occupied in
reviewing plans to change the laws of the
order. The propositions were referred to
committees. San Francisco won out over
Oakland in the fight for the next conven-
ton. The necessity of holding the Grand
Lodge sessions in summer. instead Of
spring Is felt. and 1t is likely that the
meeting month will be changed from April
to August
The election of officers takes place to-
morrow. Grand Worthy Foreman w. H.
Savage Of Los Angeles will be promoted
to Grand Master Workman, and Grand
Overseer w. ]. Peterson has no opposition
for Savage's position. Grand Recorder C.
7. Spencer. Grand Receiver Samuel Booth
and Grand Medical Examiner Mayon of
San Francisco have no opposition for re-
election.
I The proposition to make the grand mas
ter workman salaried officer is likely to
go through. and he will give all of his
time to the work of the order.
The Grand Lodge of the Degree Of Hon.
or. the ladies' auxiliary of the order, met
today. The procee dings terminated with
grand ball at the Sea Beach Hotel this
evening
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usual trip was being made success
fully. They were skirting along close
to the surf, with the boat under full
control, when one of the thole pins
broke. The surf carried the boat dan
gerously close to the rocks. Barbarich
jumped into the water, hoping to save
1t from destruction. but was carried
from his feet and crushed between the
boat and the rocks.
Another La Jolla visitor, who would
not give his name, jumped into the
water and helped two of the women to
a landing place on the rocks and also
drew Barbarich out of the water. With
the assistance of others he helped the
rest of the pleasure party ashore.
Barbarich was taken to the bath
house. but he was too far gone to be
revived. All theSribs on one side were
crushed. He was an Austrian, 38 years
Of age and well known at Catalina and
other southern resorts as a strong
boatman and a fearless man in the
water.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
PLAN FOUR POWER
PLANTS FOR VALLEY

FRESNO, April 11.-Over $4,000, 900
will be spent in the development of the
vast power possibilities on the upper
waters OF the Kings River by a syndi-
cate known as the Kings River Power
Company, and backed by f. H. Rollins
of Boston and n. w. Harris & Co. and
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co. OF New
York. There will be four separate
plants each to cost 32,oo0,00o. The first
viii be on the river between Trimmers
and Maxons, to which point the county
road already reaches. The second will
be at the junction OF Mill Creek with
the river; the third at the junction of
the middle and south forks, and the
fourth at the junction of Boulder Creek
with the south fork. The latter point
is the final point OF the Ellery survey
for the State highway.
Already the corporation has n large
force Of men at work building thirty
miles OF rock -ballasted highway at a
cost of over 100000 from Trimmers to
the junction of the middle and south
forks According to T. c. FInkle, chief
engineer of the company, all the power
TO be developed is to be used in the San
Joaquin Valleys development. The In
terests behind the scheme are identified
with the Edison Company.
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DINNER rs GIVEN
TO MAXIM GORKY

NEW YORK, April ia dinner was
given tonight to Maxim Gorky, the
Russian novelist. at the home of Mr..
Narogny. Mark Twain and number
of other literary notables were among
the guests. as well as several editors
and the members of Gorkys party.
Robert Hunter. in an opening ad-
dress, said:
The object OF this sort of informal dinner
the esteem in which the American people hold
him. is also to let him know that we here in
America have been getting. toaether COM
aiding the Russian revolutionary movement in
financial way. I wish to say that among
the men who have already occupied a place
this committee are William Dean How
ellis. Mark Twain and Peter r. Dunno and we
are waiting to hear from other prominent men
hore that in few days we will be able
to issue an appeal to the American people ask
ing for aid in this work
Mark Twain then spoke a few words
of welcome to NJ. Gorky.
Maxim Gorky. through an interpreter,
said Now is the time for a revolution.
The Government can best be over
thrown now. What we need is money.
My mission is to raise money to carry
on this work"
NJ. GorlyS was asked what the method
would be in the revolutionary move
ment, and he replied that he did not
care to say now.
A statement that Maxim Gorky Is very
Ill with consumption and that he came to
America to regain his health, not to Sc
cure assistance to obtain the freedom OF
Russia, was made In his behalf by an In
terpreter today. The statement follows
Gorky wishes me to tell you that he is a
very sick man, suffering from consumption
He came to America not in the hope OF
getting assistance to free RUSSIA. Dut TO re-
gain his health. He will go to Denver OF
California in a few weeks
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CRIME MAY CAUSE
CLOSING OF RESORTS

FRESNO, April 1.-THE killing of
Frank b. Moseley OF Coalinga at the
Red House resort on Ventura avenue,
iust outside this city. by Joe Fossetti
has resulted in an agitation to close
up all the roadhouses in the thickly
settled portion of the county on the
main thoroughfares leading from
Fresno. The fact that n woman, Ollie
leighton. was the cause of the mur-
der and that many OF these places of
late had turned out some very unsavory
scandals, has awakened a strong feel
ing against the indiscriminate grant
ing of liquor licenses. and may result
in some radical changes in the local sA-
loon regulations.
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pROPOSAIlS Tor ccaI-Oftce OF GeReraI Supe--
inteadcat Army Transport Service San
-trarcisco Cal A pril 10. 1906.-Sealed pro-
rosaIs IN tripiicate. for furnishing and delfv-
ersne or board army transports at San Fran
cisco average steam coal, as may be re-
cufred VIII be received at this office until
- III Nav l5 1906 and then opened In
Tor,nationy furnished on application. Envel-
ores containing proposals should be in
dorsed Proposals for Coal addressed TO c.
A DEEOL. General Superintendent
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Mrs. Eyster Accident
ally Overcome
by Gas.
Physicians Revive Her
After a Hard
Struggle.
Daughter Falls Into a
Faint at the
Hospital.

Mrs. Nellie Blessing Eyster, prom
inent in literary and woman's club
circles, came near being accidentally
asphyxiated at her apartments IN the
Renton Hotel. 712 Sutter street, yes
terday.
She probably owes her life to the fact
that the bellboy of the hotel, who went
UP to carry hor mail TO her early in
the morning, discovered a strong smell
Of gas Issuing from her room and
promptly rang in q loud alarm. This
brought r. L. Bisbee, manager or the
hotel, to the scene. He burst open the
door and found Mrs. Eyster lying un-
conscious in bed. He summoned DR..
Wadsworth. who happened to be In the
house at the time. The physician ap-
piled what restoratives were at hand,
but ordered the sufferer sent to the Cen
trail Emergency Hospital On arrival
there DR.. Herzog took charge OF the
case and, after hard work, Mrs. Eyster
began to show signs Of consciousness.
In the meantime her relatives began to
arrive at the hospital The first to
come was her daughter. Mrs. Scott
Elder She entered the hospital in
highly wrought up condition and fell
fainting into the arms of Miss Grace
Carolan. a nurse. 1t was some time be-
fore she revived and was. able to be
conducted TO her mothers bedside. Her
other relatiyes-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gilde1. a
sister; Miss Harvey. a niece, and Paul
Elder, q grandson, also came to the
hospital early and remained by the
bedside of the sufferer until they were
sure she was out of danger. Late In
the afternoon Mrs. Eyster was removed
to the waldeck Hospital, and as soon as
che has fully recovered she will go TO
the Pleasanton Hotel to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Elder.
Mrs. Eyster has been in the habit OF
reading every night after she retired.
and for her use a drop gaslight was
placed beside her bed. This was con-
nected by a tube TO the chandelier in
the center of the room. Tuesday night,
on retiring, she began reading as usual,
and when she had finished she turned
of the gas from the stand by the bed
The tube proved to have q leak in 1t,
and gas commenced to escape. For
tunately her window was lowered from
the top.
Mrs Eyster is past president Of the
California Woman's Press Club. secre-
tary of the Outdoor Art League, a mem
Der OF the California Club and is prom
inently connected with many literary
and social clubs of the city. She is the
author of works known as The Sunny
Hour Series and the Chinese Quaker. "
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE Of Depot Quartermaster, 36 New
Montgomery ST., San Francisco, CAL March
u is06.-Sesled proposals. Ia triplicate will
be received here until II o'clock m. April
Il 1905, and then opened. for constructing
q water cistributing system, bacterial sew
age publication plant, q sewage system and
for sinking a i0-iDch tubular deep well at
new military post at Kahauild. Honolulu II
r Similar bids VIII be opened the same day
and hour IN New York. y. Y, and Honolulu
H T. Separate proposals must be submitted
for each Of the four classes OF work q boye
enumerated. Plans and specifications NAV
be seen and proposal blanks and full infor-
nation obtained, upon application at room 3
shfe Office. Right is reserved 10 reject or
accept any OF all proposals any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
zholsid be indorsed. Proposals for Water
Distributing System. Sewage Publication
Plant" Sewage System" OF Deep WelI''
Tas.the case may be- for new military post
KahauslI Honolulu. H. T." and addressed
10 c. A DEVCL~ Depot Quartermaster.
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FAIR SCHEME
Is LAUNCHED AT BANQUET
Representative Business Men of the
Northwest Discuss Exposition to
he Held Soon.

SEATTLE, April 1.-THE Alaska Yu-
kon Fair was launched in Seattle to-
night at a banquet at the Washington
Hotel, attended by twenty representa-
tive business men of Seattle and the
North Judge r. A. Ballinger, former
Mayor of Seattle. presided at the din
ner and addresses were made by num-
ber of those present. The fair and its
different phases were discussed at great
length, and it was at last decided to
leave the matter to a committee headed
by l. A. Nadeau. vice president and ex-
ecutive of the Chamber of Commerce,
which Is to hold a business meeting
some time in the near future.
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sentative McKinlsy, who for four years was
assistant in the United States District Attor-
ney's office at San Francisco in charge Of Chi
nese exclusion cases. the subcommittee OF the
House foreign AFFAIRS COMMITTEES having under
consideration the Foster bill today heard IN
detail Of the many frauds and tricks by which
the yellow men are let into the United States.
McKinlsy said the present law met the eitu-
alton amply and declared that II the Foster
bill should be enacted judicial decisions Of
twenty years which make the landmarks OF
the law clear and definite would be swept
away
The COMMITTEES much impressed with
McKinlay's talk Representative Kahn
present and took occasion to emphasize GER
tain points during the hearing.