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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
COMO TRARON Los
revOlUCiOnariOs en-
Quito.
On COnflictO entre marinerus italia.
nos y aTgentinOS.
PfOtssta que lntsnt0 prsssntar
sl mlnlstT0 De Italia.

La entrada de los revolucionarios en-
Quito fue seguida de graves des6rdenes
Los revolucionarios hicieron fuego sobTe
el pueblo abrieron las puertas de las pri-
stones, poniendo asf en- ibertad q los dete-
nidos polfticos, quienes procedieron 4 atacar
los cuateles. Los pfisioneros puestos en-
libertad Sc apoderaron de fusiles y canones
en- la confusion que Sc sigui6 hacfan fue-
go en- todas direcciones contra todo ell
mundo. POGO mas tarde ocurri6 un con-
flicto con un battalion de infanterfa que di6
por resultado muchos mueItos heridos
por ambas parties.
La Junta Provisional organize TN nue.
vo gobierno, nombrando Presidente un
ganadero rico llamado Moreno.
Este nombr6 embellishments sus mi
nistros, pero el Gabinete asf compuesto
apenas dur6 exactamente una hora, por-
que el pueblo rehus6 reconocer 4 Moreno
y proclam6 Presidente Alfaro, que va
estaba en- camino de la capital.
Ha ocuTrido un conficto eatre los ma
rineros del vapor iSaliano "Regina Mar
gherita" los empleados de la Aduana de
Buenos Aires-Argentina. Mas tarde los
empleados trataron de arrestar 4 tres ma
rineros, pero sus camaradas los rescataron
Sc fueron bordo. El Captain entreg0
los fugitivos 4 las autoridades argentinas,
la tripulaci6n Sc amotin6, haciendose
necesario enviar marineros del crucero
.'Ettore Fieramosca."
Ell Gobiorno considera irregular Ia in
tervenci6n de los marineros del crucero
italiano "Fieramosca" para reprimir el
bochinche bordo del Regina Margheri-
ta" El Ministro de Marina consult6 con
Ell Ministro de r laciones Exteriores y
Justicia, y ambos declararon que Ia inter
venci6n de marineros armados equivale 4
una violaci6n de ia jurisdiction argentina.
El Gobierno resolvi6 pedir una explica-
ci6n al Ministro de Italia.
Ell comandante del "Fieramosca" dice
que los marineros Sc quedaron al costade
del Regina Margherita que el bote que
llevaba enarbolada la bandera nacional es
territorio italiano.
Despu6s de copferenciar con el Ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores, el Ministro de
Italia resolvi6 no presentar 4 su gobierno
la protesta contra Ell incidente del ''Fiera-
mosca" hasta que Sc haga una nueva in
vestigaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
Consulta de 2 N p m.

Sc VENDE.-Una fnca en- Rio Pie
dras, ounce minutes del pueblo por la
carretera de Caguas y un corto trecho de
camino que da salida g. la misma.
Sc compone de 207 cuerdas de buenos
terrenos, propios para la cana de azucar,
tabaco y frutos memories y pastos de grama
de primera.
Tiene abundantes aguas: en- Ell centric dos
quebradas dos los costados.
Contiene doce mas cuerdas de cafe de
producto, que dan alrededor de Glen quin-
tales al afo, de % q 80 cuerdas de ca
has muy buenas.
Dicha fnca, tiene casa vivienda, ran
ch6n para carros y secadoras de cafe
Para informes dirigirse don Francisco
]. de Soils. Parada "a. Hato Rey.
15y.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
Ell hamhre en- Ia India.

Ell hambre reinante en- la India en- esta
do end6mico, ha hecho que los habitantes
de algunas regiones Sc hayan aeostumbra-
do conner TERRA: son 10 que Sc llama
ge6fagos. En- la provincia de Peudiab,
ha negado ser la geograffa una verda-
dera passion. La terra comestible es
transportada por caravans de camellos
desde Bikamir, y sc calcula en- dos mil
argumentos la cantidad hasta ahora con-
sumida en- los alrededores de Lahone.
La ingesti6n de este 'alimento" es per-
judicial q Ia salud, por 10 que han muer-
to muchos ge6fagos indiOS, principalmente
mujeres. Las autoridades inglesas han
prohibido Ia geograffa en- Peadjab.
En- las costas de Noruega ha sido pes
cado un enorme bacalao, que mide la frio-
lera de 100 pies de largo por so de ancho.
Dicho pez tenia en- su vientre un royo de
papel en- Ell que Sc LEILA con caracteres roios
10 siguiente: '.No hay mejor Hotel que
Ell Helvetia, Cruz 27.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
PLElTO NO. /.

El senior Hernandez Lopez nos ha re-
mitido y agradecemos la atenci6n, un ejem-
plar del alegato complementario y final,
con que cierra el debate que, 4 nombre de
la iglesia cat6lica apost6lica romano en-
Puerto Rico, sostiene en- el pleito ndmero
l contra El Pueblo de Puerto Rico sobre
reivindicaci6n de determinadas propieda-
des.
Refuta brevemente el alegato de la par
te demandada y reitera la sdplica de la de-
manda que pide Sc declare con lugar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
MAS LIBROS.

Ell joven don Manuel Martinez, de Sail
mas, dara muy pronto conocer al pdblico
un tomo de poesias cuya impression esta yd
terminar.
Bien hace la juventud estudiosa del pals
en- enriquecer cada dia mas la buena BIZ
bliografa puertorriquera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
Una c0media de Federico ell Grande
en- eSCena.

Una comedia eserita por Ell mas versatil
de los reyes prusianos, por Federico el
Grande, ACADIA de ser descubierta. Sc IT,
tula "El Heraldo de Ia Moda," Sc sabe
que fu6 representada por primera vez Ell
afio de 1742 en- el Palacio de Charlotten-
burg.
Ell Emperador Guillermo II, ha recibi-
do con grandfsimo entusiasmo la noticia
de tai descubrimiento, desde luego ha
ordenado.'s .'su Immediate representation en-
el Teatro Imperial de Berlin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
UNA REVOLUCION EN- Ell
JUEGO DEL BILLAR

A los afcionados al billar les interesara
saber que un arquitecto ingl6s acaba de
inventar una mesa de carambolas verdade-
ramente reyolucionaria.
En- ella desaparece la acostumbrada for
ma rectangular, adoptdndose Ia elipsoidal,
con la que, juicio de los carambolistas
londinenses que va la han Experimental,
aumenta el inter6s del juego de un modo
extraordinario, cesando en- absolute la mo-
notonfa del prccedimiento antique.
No es necesario On 10 mas mfnimo cam
biar Ia forma de picado y de ataque gene
raj de las bolas, y en- cambio, no solo Sc
aumenta la difcultad delas preparedness,
con 10 que habra de desplegar, mayor des-
treza el carambolista, sino que pueden ha-
cerse jugadas y reuniones en- n6mero in
fnito.
La mesa elipsoidal ha :sido adoptada
inmediatamente despu6S de su aparici6n
por la familia real inglesa y por todos los
profesionales del billar britanicos, quienes
vaticinan al invento un brillante por-
venir.
Sc estan aplicando con tai rigor los
reglamentos de carreteras lque raro es el
los dias que van transcurridos del mes.
Todo estriba en- que cada cual tome su de-
recha para que deien la carretera franca
los AUTOMOBILES. Debe haber cierta cir
cunspecci6n por parte de la policfa en- ha-
Ger danuncias contra los carreteros, pues
pueden acarrearse perjuicios al comercio.
-Antes del dfa 10. del pr6ximo Abril
deben estar designadas las personas que
deben ejercer los cargOs de agentes de ms
cripciones
Los agentes de inscripciones electora-
les tendran como compensation dos dollars
por cada dfa de trsbajo.
-Segdn informes recibidos de toda la
isla reina gran entusiasmo en- todos los co.
mites de la Union de Puerto Rico, para la
organization de la pr6xima lucha electoral.
-Nuevas adhesiones Sc reciben cons
tantemente en- la Junta Central de la
Union de Puerto Rico, de j6venes entusias-
tas que Sc ofrecen expontaneamente para
trabajar en- la pr6xima campafa electoral.
-Nuevos peri6dicos ailiadoB Ia Union
de Puerto Rico Sc levantan en- dive1sos
pueblos de la isla para propagar la doc
trina y sanos principles de la Union de
Puerto Rico.
-Ha sido declarado cesante ell cabo de
penales don Pedro Saavedra.
Hoy Sc espera de los E. U. Ell vapor
"Philadelphia."
-Procedente de Espana Sc espera en-
este puerto el vapor ''Montevideo'' hacia
el % del actual
Ell uso frecuente de Las malas bebldas
destruye el cuerpo, empezando por ell es-
tonnage, higado orros 6rganos; pero las
buenas como Ell Ron Exposition fortifcan
y conservan la salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
DeCIaraCiOnes de Taiginy.

New York, Mario %, 130 p. m.
Comunican de Paris, que ha tenido una
laFga conferencia con Ell inistro de Rela-
clones Exteriores, M. Taigny, representan.
te diplomatico que fu6 de Francis en- We
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
FranCia energiCa.

New York, Mario %, 1.3O p. m.
Informan de Algeciras, que Francia ha
Tehusado discutir las proposiciones que
presentaran 1ltimamente los represertan-
tes de Austria y Alemania.
La question de Algeciras, cuyo inter6s
habfa decaido en- la Ultima semana, causa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

ahora, por graves complicaciones presen-
tadas, intensa espectaci6n en- Europa.
Afirmase que Alemania esta resuelta 4
provocar la guerra, 81 Francia no cede en-
las proposicioneS presentadas hoy por Ra-
dowitz sus aliados representatives do
Austria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
IMPORTANTES CABLES
InSiStenteS fumOreS

desmentidos oficialmente, pero en- Eur6ga
una gran parte de Ia opinion cree la noticia
de Ia enfermedad de Eduardo VII, pues e
monarca esta hace dias recluido en- su pa
lacio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

New York, Mario %, 1.30 p. m.
Informan de Londres, que en- los ofrcu-
los noticieros de la ciudad circula insisten-
temente ell rumor de hallarse enfermo de
cuidado ell rey Eduardo.
Estos rumores han aido repetidas yeces
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
La crisis ministerial en- Espa1a.

New York, Mario %, 1.8O p m
Despachos de Madrid, dicen que la di-
mission del gabinete Moret, relaci6nase con
la energica campaha parlamentaria de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22
IJN ALIMENTO PODEROSO.
EFICAZ PARATODAS LAS EDADES

La Emulsion de Scott suInlnlstra no soIament6
sustancia que 81 cuerpo necesita para crecer sno
tambi6n la Que le indispensable para reponer 81
desgaste diario de los teidos del cerebro. Els un
alimento eminentemente digerible asimilable que
estirnula Ell calor la energ1a la vitaidad por
consiguiente un benefactor de los convalecientes
ancanos y de toda persona debiltada4
Ella aporta al sistema alundancia de fosforo
hierro no Ia forma metalica que dana los dentes
y entorpece las funciones del hfgado, sucede
con los preparados ferruginosos, sino en- la misma
forma organica natural como SO encuentran estos
elementos tan esenciales de la vida, en- la sangre
en- el cerebro Cada dosis de Emulsion de Scott Sc
incorpora directamente con la hnfa de la sangre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

nezuela.
Aseg1rase que en- breve, ser6n restable-
cidas las relaciones entire Francia We
nezuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

Ell uso frecuente de Las malas bebldas
deHtruye el cuerpo, empezando por el es-
tonnage, higado y oTros 6rganos; pero las
buenas como el Ron Exposition fortifcan
y conservan la salud.
Alvarez Hermanos son sus fabricantea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

minorfa republicana
El rey acept6 la dimiaidn del gabinete
Moret.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

va reforzar los tejidos del cuerpo vol
vi6ndose -parte de e1los mismos.
"Decaro que recuenctG Ia legttineG Emulsion de
Scott COZ, reSItados ercenteS Emulsion de Scott
en- mi concepo cOndiconeS med6c6Gzes de pfe0T0cS6
QUE NO AIcANzAN QUE CON
FREcuENcGA PERJUDICAN Ell. ORGANISING PAclENTE."
DR.. IGNA CTO b. PLA8ENCLA,
Hob0mG, Cuba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

-CuaI es el Hotel de moda hoy en- San
Juan? No 10 sabe usted, pues dirfiase &
Ia calle de San Justo no. Z esquina Te-
tudn ALI vera el mejor Hotel de la ciu-
dad, por su situaci6n, cerca de los bancos
Agrfcola Colonial = de Puerto Rico.
Gabriel sagura & Co. Propietario
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
NEW JERSEY WINS
DRYDEN PRIZE
AT TARGETS.

SEAGIRT, ". j.. Sept, I'm the mill
tary shooting tournament today the
principal event, the Dryden match, was
won by New Jersey. The District of
Columbia led through the first two
stages, but New Jersey did better work
at the long range-1000 yards and
captured the trophy. The revolver team
match was won with ease by Squadron
A of New York. In the other coInpeti-
tion, the press match, Lieutenant War
rem II. Smith of the Cleveland Leader,
proved the victor
Twenty-three teams competed in the
Dryden match. Each team consisted of
eight men, who fired three shots at each
range of 500, 600 and 1000 yards The
rules of the national match were fol-
lowed. New Jersey will hold the trophy
presented by Senator Dryden, and val
ued at $4,000, for one year and receives
a cash prize Of $3.50. The District of
Columbia took second prize, and the
third prize. $50, was taken by the Cav
alrymen of the United States army The
totals of the leading teams follows:
New Jersey 991, District of Columbia
959, United States cavalry 941.
Other scores included: Washington
first team. 915; Washington, second
team, $685. Montana. SS1; California. S36
In the revolver championship match
open to teams of five, each man fired
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

Nelson has reduced his waist meas
urement from 30 inches, when he was
measured when he first reached here.
to 26 inches yesterday. Cans has in
creased the size of his right biceps
thigh has increased from 90 inches to
2011, and his waist from 20 inches to
291a inches. This is an indication that
Cans was practically at weight when
he reached here to commence training.
The demand for seats continues as
though 1t were for q season of grand
opera. The promoters are commencing 2
to think the receipts will set new
mark, which means they may reach a
total of $4,000
The weather is unusually fine today.
The visiting newspaper men are al
ready ranked with the boosters of the
camp-they are so much impressed
with the country here.
The betting in the paris -mutuels
still fAvors Cans. OF the eighty
tickets sold, fifty are on the colored
man. The majority OF these call for
him to win between the eleventh and
fifteenth rounds.
Nelson's wonderful endurance i'm
presses some of the bettors, as they
hold tickets that he will win after the
sixteenth round.
Over in Cans gym there are nine
horseshoes picked up by the coIored
boxer in his training trips on the road.
He says this may be a hunch for some
of the bettors, who are Influenced by
these things.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

ticns from the astute manager of Bat
Ting Nelson developed today. 1T seems
that the canvas which was laid in the
ring this morning is of such white
and glistening nature that the pro-
moters proposed to temper the effects
of the suns glare by covering the
cloth with coat of paint or varnish.
To this the Battler's manager siren
uously objected.
Il viii not stand for the canvas
being tampered with in this manner
he remarked to the newspaper men and
a club representative. My man is per-
fectly willing to fight regardless of
the glare OF the sun and l can see no
reason why Cans should not do like
wise"
Tex Rickard then suggested that the
canvas be smeared or covered with a
dirt solution as a compromise. After
some argument Nelson's hacker finally
issued instructions to the contractor to
attend to the matter
Nelson will transfer his quarters to
the Arena this afternoon and he will
taper of in his conditioning at the
Tingside until the call of time.
Nelson and Bobbie Lundie have
agreed TO box few rounds tonight at
q smoker to be given to the newspaper
men and some of GoIdield's prominent
citizens at the Ladies Aid Hall Ad-
mission to this will be by invitations.
of which $50 have been issued.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
PLAYERS GAINED
BY THE MAJOR
LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-Following is
the list of the purchased and drafted
minor league players secured by
major league clubs since the close of
the drafting season in 1904. as an
nounced by the national commission to-
day:
Purchased players. National League,
by Cincinnati, from Seattle-C Hall,
John +. Kane; from Portland, William
e. Essick and John B. Mclean; from
Fresno, Outfielder Wolters.
American League: BY Detroit, from
Topeka-J. w. Downs and John For
rester; from Wichita, Edward WiIIets;
from Leavenworth, John A. Rowan
BY st. Louis, from Tacoma-Nordyke.
BY Washington, from Oakland-Os-
car Graham.
Drafted players: National League
BY Chicago. from Denver, Randall.
American League: BY Detroit, from
Fort Worth-Erwin
BY Philadelphia. from Grays Harbor
-Neheing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Baltimore Scrapper's Camp Has
Coin Galore to Wager on Joseph.
By Edward Clarke.

Goldfeld, making another quadruplex
from Goldheld to San Francisco. Or
dinarily. the facilities for handling
business have been sufficient. We nave
an excellent corps of operators who
understand their business thoroughly
Extra linemen have been stationed all
along the line at every point where
there seems to be a possibility OF acct
dent to the wires.
ARE AUTOMATIC REPEATERs.
"At Reno and other points where
automatic repeaters are used compe-
tent men have been placed to insure
their proper working. Now. with these
precautions. believe that every word
Of the newspaper specials will reach
their destination without serious delay
You understand that the moving OF
such a volume of matter from Gold
field, nearly 800 miles from our main
line, is vastly different from that OF
almost any other point on the Pacific
Coast. For instance. the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight at Carson Ample time
was given after II was decided to hold
the fight there to construct several
wires TO connect with our main line at
Reno. Notwithstanding the difficulties
that might occur in the shape OF wash
outs trees or boulders sliding down
hill against our line. etc, am not
losing a great deal OF sleep worrying
about 1t and advise you not to do SO
either
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
NOLAN AGAIN OBJECTS.
The Calls Fight Bulletins.

NEXT to being able to view the Nelson
= Cans fight itself, The Calls bulletins, to be
displayed In front of The Call office at Third
and Market streets, will give those interested
In the event the best opportunity for keeping
in touch with the progress of the contest.
The Call will have special wire direct to the
ringSlde, with an expert operator at either
end, and each move in the ring will be faith
fully described on screen at almost the in
slant of its occurrence. Call bulletins will
also be displayed at the Fillmore-street branch,
1861 Fillmore street
The fight will begin at o'clock, Goldfield
time, which means o'clock in San Francisco,
but as soon as the crowd begins to gather The
Call bulletins will start telling of the happen
ings within the enclosure. This is the most
important lightweight contest in this country
since the famous Myers-McAuliffe match at
Streator, ILL.,, and no expense has been spared
by The Call in its efforts to give the people
of San Francisco the earliest and best news of
It's progress.
Don't miss The Call bulletins. They will
be almost as good as the fight itself, and will
give the result the instant of its occurrence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
CANS BETS ON HIMSELF.
scrapper Wires to New Yorker to Gam
BILE He VIII Beat Nelson.


GOLDFIELD, Sept. Joe Cans to-
day sent message TO John Kelly In
New York to bet all he could at the
prevailing odds that he would defeat
Nelson. The colored man supplemented
this message with the statement that
his condition was perfect
Later a telegram was received by
Tex Rickard from Bat Masterson of
New York asking him to verify the
Kelly message. Rickard replied that
the message was all right; lat he him
self had seen the telegram sent.
Cans borrowed the sum of $4,000 from
the club president, which he imme-
diately sent TO town to bet on himself
The wager was placed at odds Of 10
to s.
That the citizens of GoIdheld Will
leave no stone unturned TO see that
visitors here should have every pro-
lection was demonstrated today when
preparations were made to install ad-
dftional street lights in every portion
of the town.
we have taken this STEP, said a
prominent citizen this morning, in or
der that there might be no dark cor
ners to shelter thugs who may elect
to ply their vocatiOns here during the
fight"
The people living on Columbia street.
Goldfield's main thoroughfare. have de-
cfded to illuminate that avenue brill
liantly with electric lights, and those
who live on other streets will follow
suit Sheriff Bradley will be on the
alert, and should any attempts at thiev-
cry be made 1t will go hard Wle-- the
lawbreakers il they are caught
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Doctor Finds That Battling Nelson
IS as Sound as a New Coin.
BY Re- A. Sn7yth.

but work today the Of boxer
all the ucebn in durnet
Brady
surprise fresh 0 the cd boxer
o a Q
He II went the
dd dpote1 hbishpra
aornidab defeg
opponent
for every champ battle ii
examining Nescn TODAY sad
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

know how good that is. 1t was thought
by many that the rarefied atmosphere
would have some i'll effect on him, but
he goes through his vigorous workouts
with as little effort as LOCOMOTIVES His
resplratlons here are as normal as at
sea level; his heart beats with the reg
ularity and force that leads one to
imag gine its delight in its work Nelson
is as sound as a new-made coin.
NOT WEAKENED BY BLOWS.
Any one who imagines he has been
weakened by the terrible blows he has
received in battles is greatly mistaken.
The account he will give of himself
on the third of September and the pun
ishment he will receive and assimilate
and then come back will bear out what
1 say"
Besides the heart and the lungs the
doctor gave strict attention to the con-
dition of all the other internal organs.
In conclusion he pronounced Nelson
one of the most sturdy pieces of ma
chinery he had ever gone over
Another question developed today
in the matter Of weighing in. II was
understood that the men would not be
required to don their fighting clothes
until the final weighing in at O'clock.
Manager Nolan in protecting the in
terests of his man decided it would be
desirable that Cans appear in his fight
ing clothes each time. In keeping with
this the club sent the following official
notice to both Cans and Nelson:
IT wish to give you official notice
on behalf of the Goldfield Athletic Club
of Goldfeld, New, that you are to be
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

FIFTEEN shots, deliberate fire, in a time
limit of one shot per minute, and fif-
teen shots in three strings of five shots
each, fired In the time limit of ten Sec
onds for each string.
The first prize included a trophy
medals for the team members and SIS;
second prize $50 and third prize $40.
Squadron A of New York scored as
follows: Deliberate fire sos. rapid fire
307. total $50. The second prize was
won by Battery A, New Jersey, with a
total of 732 and the third prize by a
team from the Kansas National Guard
with a total of 604.
In the Individual revolver match, in
which there were twenty seven entries
the first prize winner was =. A. Deitz
Of New York.