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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-23

aver en- Catafio ell fiscal de este distrito,
acerca de los sucesos ocurridcs allf el
domingo con motive de Ia muerte de-
Sofia Vidal
El case de que fuese incompatible ser
nombTado alcalde de San Juan, el senior
del Valle Atiles, esta solucionado per-
fectameute dentro del espfritu de la
luz.
Esta mafiana fonde6 On 81 puerto 81
vapor "Caracas' prOcedente de Venezuela
y Cur4zao.
GORE 81 rumor de que algunas per-
sonas quieren que para Ia provici6n de
alcalde de Ia ciudad, que tantas di6culta-
des trae, serfa conveniente &c estableciera
IN turno, como en- Las presidencias de la
Union de Puerto Rico. Un alcalde cada
2 meses.
I'm conato de incendio ocurri6 anoche
en- un cafiaveral de Ia hacienda Dolores
Tallaboa. De Ia investigation hecha por
el cabo interino Jesds Colon, ell hecho
resulta casual.
Ell cabo Valladons comunica al CO.
ronel Hamill que el individuo Pablo To-
rTes dispar6 dos tiros de revolver & Fe-
lipe Bslpr6, caus6ndole una herida en- el
brazo derecho. FL agresor fu6 arreHta-
do.
Sc encuentra en- frauca convalecancia
81 senior Miguel Sampedro, Yecino de Cata.
no. FL dia % de Noviembre pasado, le
fu6 hecha la peligrosa operaci6n 4 que
obliga muchas veces Ia appendicitis"
-.El sefior Francisco del Vale Atiles,
tuVo una entrevista aver tarde On Is pla'
za principal con los Befiores BaTbosa,
Gomez Brioso Sanchez Morales.
Dos poblados Be encuentran relati'
vamente abandonados y que estan en- las
mejores condolences de proBperar, 81 Sc co.
tablece Ia eataci6n naval; Catafio PaIo
Seco. y el municipio de Bayamon, debe
haceF algo, poT poneT aquelloS pobladoE
en- buenas condolences.
Los esposoB Menendez de eBta Gu
dad, han Bido viaitados por el mas her,
moso regalo que pudieran hacerle los
Reyes Magos Una chiquilla hermosa J
linda dd calor y vida aquel hogar.
En- Ia Corte de 10 criminal SO ver6n
hoy los siguientes juicios contra Zoilo Mo
rales por acometimiento aggression; Igna'
clio Colon contra Ia iusticia p6blics; Da'
niela Rodriguez, infracCi6n de las orde
nanzas municipales; Melton Hernandez,
por portar armas prohibidas; Car
melo Roman pOr acometimiento y agre
sion.
Han aido repartidas las invitacionea
para las pr6ximas fiestas de Gel CaTna
val. Z La gente de buen humor que nc
se duerme prepaTa ComparsaB bonitas J
originates
Se aHegura que 81 candidate probable
para 81 cargo dc alcalde de San Juan, nc
tiene inteT6s personal sn clio, por cuantC
con su profession, tiena aasguEados aua me
dos Dc vida holgadaments
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-23
TERIsDA
en- Gaguas
& COrEssp6nsal COntBsta 4 los que
Ia pIsguntan 81 Sc arahaIa q
mundO, que Sc que Sc aGabaEa
teOMO No? AlA1E 81 "a CARNEY \ IA lE
CHE ESTAN POR las NuBES Y TODAYIA
ENPUJANIL Pan QUE Va ARalBA ARRF
RR',
de nNestrO eOrresponsaI. ]


Enero 23-Los obreroa, trabajRdores
de Ia Central Santa Juana'' que 90 ha'
bfan deelarado en- hueIga paoffca, han
vuelio reanudar Bus faenaB deapues de
haber obtenido "a demanda. Desde aver
lunes, empezaron Erabajar nuevamente.
Aver se verified eI entierro del digno
propietario de eata ciudad, dan Juan Fe.
ix, 81 que asistieron numerosos cabalIeroB
On prueba de gratitud.
Don Juan Felix era nm digno Caballero
amante de gu patria, 10 cual demostr6
Glen veces. Deia una familia aIgo hume.
rosa, peTo no Ia deja en- el desamparo,
porque pudo, con su economic trahajo,
dejarla un bienestar. Reciba 81 familia
el mas sentidO p6samey y que descanse On
paz, 81 alma del que va dej6 de existiF al
este planeta.
Ell pr6ximo pasado sabado fuimos in.
vitadoB por Ia digna obrera, Justa Rodri.
guez, para la celebration de sn Bantc. 70
no pude asistiT, pero los amigos que asis'
theron, pasaron un ratio ameno, me on
cargan de las mas expresivas gTacias tan
digna obrera, por Ia fina atenci6n que les
prodig6, dese6ndole al mismo tempo fell.
cidadea.
En- estoB dias ha vuelto Z Hover con
insistencia. Los aguaceros han sido re-
clos, 10 que SO supone redunde en- algun
dafio para Is siembra de tabaco.
Con las profecfas sobre cat6stroieB
hay muchas famiIias asustadas en- esta
ciudad. Muchas familiaB me han pregun.
tado 81 sara Ono yerdad eao que be dice de
que ''el mundo Be ACADIA, 10 que 70 he
conteatado: Befiores, de esto no hay duda:
el mundo tiene que acabarse. Y culpa de
clio 10 tiene Ia miBma gente. Vean uate'
des, las injusticias que 90 cometen. No
hay equidad. Es la guerra continda que
siempre va tomando car6cter serio. Por
un lado tenemos LOS INDUSTRIALES
DE LA CARNE QUE ANUNCIAN
Ell Ola DE .AHUYENTAR A SUS
MARCHANTES CON LA QUESTION
DE LOS 34 CENTAVOS FOR KILO.
POR UN ARTICULO INCOMIBLE.
Por otro lado. tenemos 4 los industria,
les de la leche, que van deiar el rio Sc.
co en- combination con los 'sguadoreso, 8
mejor dicho, con los que venden aqua.
Por otFa lado, tenemos 81 pan que 10 EN-.
pnjan Va GrrS6G, GrTib0;y para completar
tenemos todos Los artfculoB de mayer nece.
aidad PQR LAS NUDES, cosa que no
se puede alcenzar con 81 salario que be
CANA. lG6mo nova acabarse 81 mundo,
sefioresP Sc acaba se acaba, aesacaba.
"a muy pronto, sino surje 81 "Comit6 de
defensa" remitir su mensaje especial pis
diendo un plazo los doses, hagta yer si
SO encuentra remedio para tantos males.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-23

La Corte de Distrito de Guayama
conden6 un mes de prisi6n los procesa-
don Juan y Benveneky Genaro Texidor
por 81 delito de acometimiento y aggression.
jose Velez Desa fu6 condenado por
el Juez Municipal de MayagIez & 2 meses
de prisi6n por alterar Ia paz p6blica.
En- el cuartel general de Ia policia se
recibi6 hoy ell siguiente telegrama: En-
barIio ''Pozo Hondo" (Afiasco en- su
propia casa, le fueron disparados tres tiros
de revolver Antonio Paz, Sin causarle
daiio. ATTestsdo Pedro Alvarez como
presunto autoE."
-Por haber prestado fanza ante la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao 81 dia 20
del actual fu6 excRrcelado de la carcel de
dicha ciudad el procesado Juan Diaz.
Ell Befior Manuel Gomez, de Maya
gtez visit6 esta maflana al gohernador
Winthrop, con objeto de intereaarle en- "a
vor de la solicitnd que han presentado q
Ia c6mara, los agricultoreB de cafe de Ma.
yagiez. Mr.. Winthrop ofreci6 recomen-
dar 81 asunto al Consejo Ejecntivo.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan 81 capitkn
Francisco Tallada, de Ia policia insnlar.
-Anoche comieron con 81 gobernador
Rlgunas conocidas personag de esta socie'
dad, entire elias el doctor Rafael del Vale
don Federico Degetau.
En- IL tarde de aver, en 81 barrio
''Monacillo" de Rio Piedras, Frnto Qui.
hones dispar6 varios tiros de revolver &
Pauline Ayala, interessndole uno de ellos
81 vientre deidndolo en- estado grave. El
agEesor fu6 detenidO y puesto q la disposi.
ci6n del Tribunal segdn dice 81 telegrama
del Sargento Sierra.
Isl el senior Francisco del Vale Att.
les, va 4 la alcaldfa de San Juan, no
repTesentar& segun Sc aBegura nj Ia
iEquierda nj derecha republicans. Ser6
nm puertorriquefo dispuesto q seryir 50
pals, sin compromises.
lei Juez municipal de Caguaa ST..
Vergne de Ia Concha, Sc encuentra en-
San Juan.
NumeToga concurrencia asisti6 al
circo "Jordans" anoche Hoy sali6 IL
compaffa para Arecibo.
En- asuntos profsSionales sali6 esta
mahana para Rio Grande, 81 abogado 81.
TizoI. M
Juan Galindez fu6 curado esta mana
ma en- 81 cuarto de sOcorros de una con-
fusion on 81 p6mulO izquierdo.
DE un momentO otro se espeTa ca
este puerto el vapor "Arkadia" prOOedente
de New Orleans
--El abogado sefior Ramirez de Are
llano ha presentado hoy In Corte civil
de este Distrito. la declaratoria de here
deros de don Tom6B Rivers, de Santur
%.
Hoy 30 practiCar6 en- Ia sscci6n la. ID
l. Corte de Distrito Ia pruebn en- 81 domi
MO promovidO pOr dofa GeT6uima Rosa
tiO.
-Una investigation minuciosa hiaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-23

-DichOsG edad b siggOs dichosOs Esta
mafana Balfan los alumnos de las escuelas
de "Linconp' como luz que rompe las tene.
broaidadeS de Ia vida. Flores que surgen
para ser los hombres de mafiana. BULL.
cioaos, alegres, sin daTse cuenta de que
tienen elloB el debeF maiana de defender
& su pals.
I'll Cabo Irias, de Naguabo avisa por
TELEGRAPH que ocup6 en- 81 barrio del Rio,
jurisdiction de Las Piedras, una vaca ro.
bada CriRtino Lsbr6n hace dQs meses,
por Delfin Llamaa, el cnal be- f1g6 en-
cuanto vic que las coBas no estaban & plo,
mo.
Una reunion tuvo lugaT aver entire
la distinguida sefiora Winthrop otras
conocidas damas de esta Bociadad, para
tratar de Ii fiesta que pF0Yectan celebraT
en- la .ConYaiesceDcia" 81 6 del entrante
Febrero
Muchas peticioneH de localidades BE-
estan hacienda al seffor Cortes para con-
Currir al concerto que se efectuara el
domingo pr6ximo en- el teatro, en- que be
repetira fla Mutt de Noell que tan esplen'
dido TeHnltado obtuvo en- au debut"
Con motiyo de scr la fiesta onom6sti.
ca del rey de Espaiia, Sc ve On 81 consula'
do de eata naci6n la bandeEa eBpafola.
a las ocho de la noche . efectuaE6 81
banquete dc Glen cubiertos que anuncia.
mos aver.
-Sa aseguTa que an cuanto quede de-
signado por 81 GobeEnador Wintrep, Ii
persona que be do ocupar q puesto da
aIcalde de Ia Ciudad, aIgunas hojas suel.
tas cisculaT4n por enta Pareca que Il
''derecha republicans" sigue tFabeiando
activamente psrn ques uno de sus hombrss
saa delignado para 81 refsrido puesto.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
SEEK TO AROUSE
PREJUDICE
CONTINUED from Page ?.

having the constellation rejected on ac.
CONT OF this provision. Il is purely a
legislative uEtter, and would not be
thought proper subject to be taken
care OF by constitutional convention
II Il were not for the fact that nearly
all OF the white Inhabitants of the two
Territories are insisting upon It.
mink the voice OF the people ought to
be obeyed, but | an, sure the people
would not urge this II they had a
strong suspicion that It would have
the effect Of keeping us out of state
hOod-~tne boon we have been looking
forward to SO long
There Is a judicial system reported.
which is almost sure to pass. 1t is al
most the same as the judicial system
now prevailing In Oklahoma.
The executive department is pro.
sided for.
There win be good provision for
the regulation OF private corporations
reported In few days.
The committee on railways and pub
llc service corporations is going TO
report provision for the establish
ment OF railway commission. to pre-
vent the extortion Of common carriers
IN freight and passenger rates. This
provision is sure to pass.
With all Of these provisions insert
ed in the constitution, the delegates
will have fully kept their faith with
the people I believe that 4, can be
fruthfully said there lever was a
Legislative or constitutional body
elected by the people that so com
spletely carried out their pledges and
50 earnestly sought to make a good
constitution for the new state. Let
ps hope II will s1sltely meet the ex-
hectations ct the people.
AS will be seen by the above review
Ne are nearly through with our work
Ne have the material prepared. and
az we have TO do now is to put 1t to-
gether. This win take about two or
three weeks, SO In short time the
people will have an opportunity TO see
The finished product OF our handiwork.
We are working now for nothing
day. and boarding ourselves. but there
II no disposition to do anything hasti-
Isl on that account. Practically all of
she members are in their seats every
day, and evince a disposition to stay
there long enough TO perform their
work carefully and painstaldngly,
whether they are paid for II or not.
A strange thing aboJt the conven-
,fion is that there is no railroad or
lsorporation lobby here. The dele
gates are left free TO carry out their
pledges unframmelled. But there is
evidence that the lobby has trans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

ferred its field OF action to Washing
ton. and are using their Influence to
prejudice the President against the
constitution. The sections that are
being most bitterly assailed now are
the provisions of the bill of rights
abolishing government by injunction,
and Section u, providing that mo
private person or corporation shall.
independent of the civil authority of
the state, import ary armed body Of
men In the state, etc" On the ground
that these provisions prevent private
persons and corporations from pro
tecting their property in time of
strikes and public excitement. the
lobbyists are udging the President not
to approve the constitution am
quite sure. though, that this clamor
will not deter the convention from
doing its duty as II sees Il. nor will It
be any way influenced by Republican
threats to defeat the constitution at
tho polls.
You may depend upon IL. the con-
vention will make constitution in
every way worthy the confidence of
the people, and the people will show
their confidence by adopting 1t by a
very largo majority.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
"cinoerbread Man.

5rooka Theatre Sunday Night.
The bug-bear dull care" will find
Il hard task to inflict his presence
on those who witness The Ginger
bread Man" the brilliant, fanciful.
fairyesque that comes to the Brooks
Sunday next. scintillating with wit.
humor and repartee, brilliant in its
scenic appointments. dazzling in its
scopi, vision of light and color The
Rice & Weaver company who are
responsible for the production. have
been al lavish expense. and have given
to the theatre going psblic the most
gorgeous musical show Of the decade.
II must be seen to be appreciated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
TO VISIT OLD MEXICO.

The following party left last evening
for Agna Frla. Mexico: T.. w Bur
nett and Isaac Burnett, of Kingfisher;
J. G. Niles of Crescent; c. w Burnett
and family of Pawhuska; Deputy Mar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


"Ole Olson" a play that has long
been favorite with theatre goers will
be at the Brooks Saturday.
cole Olson is one OF the best
Swedish dialect comedians and pos
sesses all the charms Of originality.
In place of the wodling German. there
is in this truthful depletion of Anglo
Swedish character an honest, big
hearted immigrant who is shown in a
natural manner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

National Coffee & Tea Co. saves
you 20 per cent on coffee and tea, and
gives a premium check with every
purchase. Spices. extracts, etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

shal Wylie Haines, Of Foreaker: VIM.
Savage, of Hennessey. J. II. Funk,
of Marshall is in charge of the party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
School Of instruction.

VNTIVVI VT TTIoNI
The annual school of instruction OF
the Masons Of the new state is now
in session at the Masonic temple The
grand lodge convenes here February
12tl..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

Reed & Burruss. merchant tailors,
POI w. Harrison Ave, will make you a
nobby. we'll fitting suit to order. Your
clothes cleaned. pressed and repaired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

The Star Meat Market and Grocery
is in the lead with the best things to
eat. Phone 462 and you win get
quick delivery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

w, d. Packer has the finest line of
wagons. buggiss and farm implements
In Guthrie. His Prices are always
lowest. See him before buying.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-17

Gainesville, May IA. The second
semester Of the University isnoW draw
ink 70 q close. The seniors are stand
in0 their examinations this week IN
order that they may get through and
prepare their spoeches for commence
neft. The rest Of the students will
take their examination next week.
Next year the University well have
four scholarships Of $4,000 each to
offer deserving students. One is given
by the Board Of Trade, one by the Board
OF Control, one by the Faculty and one
has Just been added by the Kirby Smith
Chapter Of the Daughters of the Con-
feceracy.
The Military band Is practicing daily
now and is improving rapidly, Capt.
Cox and DR.. Flint take leading parts
and are doing their best to make the
enterprise q success.
Lieut.. Ball. who was called to Little
Rock on account Of the illness of his
wife, has returned and reports that she
is much better.
Many OF the students joined the Sum
day schools Of the town in picnicing at
WOrthington Springs last Fridey.
Last Saturday afternoon was given
over to aquatic and military sports and
contests. The swimming pool was the
scene of lively contests in swimming,
diving, tub races, etc. There were con-
tests also in craftsmanship with rifle
and pistol.
The Board of Directors of the Ameri-
can Short Horn Breeders Association,
Chicago, desiring to introduce short
horn cattle into the South, have decid-
ed to donate one bull and two heifers
from twelve to eighteen months of age,
to some of the agricultural colleges of
the the South that are willing to &C
cept them and keep them in condition
of flesh that will render them useful for
class work and as q means of advertis-
ing the breed. They have written to
know if the Universityof Florida would
accept the offer and an affirmative an
swer has been given.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-17
Tehnical Education for Flor ds
Youths.

Under the operation of existing law,
relating to institutiOng Of learning,
with state supervision, most successful
conditions are obtained, nevertheless,
purposes academic, and classical, of our
several admirably conducted institutions
fall short Of practical industrial results,
needed properly to equip our young
people for effective contention with
life's requirements in their home en-
virOnment.
Conditions in Florida just now, re-
quire the services of technically trained
experts
Employment of ignorance in perform
ance of methods in any department of
industrial endeavor, is entirely inexpe-
dent. Intelligent, accurate, sense OF
things, and skilled experiences in their
direction, has become essential.
Florida is peculiarly conditioned with
relation to Industrial and commercial
Enterprises Agriculture, Horticulture,
Forestry, numbering, production of
Naval Stores, mining of PhOsphates,
Clays, and road making materials,
Fishing, catching of Sponge, Turtle,
and Oysters, Hydrolustic engineering
in draining, retaining and irrigating
lands. Improving Harbors and water
ways, are at present chief employments
offering. These are the natural here
tages of our children, who should be
taught to value and efficiently explore
them.
In dealing with all of these fifteen
problems, technical knowledge proves
of greatest use, in view of which fact,
il seems that our state must procure an
establishment within her borders of
opportunities of technical education
for those of our children aspiring to
public usefulness.
IL is probably improbable, under ex-
isting conditions, to accomplish this de-
sirable result, through legislative ap-
preparation. Is there no other way by
which sufficient substance of our peO-
pie may be applied TO the achievement
Of the end in view2
There is at Lake City, the disused
premises Of the late Florida Agricultur-
al College, rapidly falling into decay.
State authority would willingly donate
that asset to a responsible organization
of Columbia county citizens, who would
assume the responsibility Of establish
ing a poly technic school there, such
concession being conditional upon the
utilization Of the premises for school
purposes. That of itself would consti-
tute desired advancement of the pur-
pose.
Get together fellow citizens Of Col
lumbia county and digest the feasibility
Of your turning this opportunity to
good account. With your own intelli-
gent thousands Of folk, having such en-
terprise at heart, and the sympathy
and possibly substantial assistance of
a probable 100, 900 Of your fellow Flori-
dams, undoubtedly q glorious achieve
ment would attend your efforts. o..
A HILL SIDE DITCH, of Leon.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-17
coon NEWS TO WOnEN.

Father Williams Indian Herb Tab
lets, Natures Remedy, is becoming the
most popular Female Remedy in use.
Pale, Weak, Nervous, Delicate Wo-
men suffering from those weaknesses
and diseases, peculiar to their sex. will
find IN Father Williams Indian Tablets
a wonderful TONIC and REGULATOR.
Itquiets the Nerves, puts on flesh, gives
strength and elacticy to the step,
brightens the eyes, clears the complex
ion and makes you well and strong
again. Tea or Tablets, 20 cents. For
sale only by Tallahassee Drug Go. No, a
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-17
be Fouaht I'd GettysbnrE.

David Parker, of Fayette, N Y, who
lost foot at Gettysburg, writes "Elec-
trio Bitters have done me more good
than any medicine l ever took. For
several years / had stomach trouble,
and paid out much money for medicine
to little purpose, until ! began taking
Electric Bitters. / would not take $500
for what they have done for me. T"
Grand tonic for the aged and for female
weaknesses. Great alternative and
body builder; sure cure for lame back
and weak kidneys. Guaranteed by all
druggists. Soc.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-17
GOOD NEWS.


We will this week commence the
manufacture Of cement sidewalk blocks.
We will make only first class block,
and they will be fully guaranteed
by the manufacturers. What it will
cost to make the above article, we will
let you know in the next issue of this
paper, at which time we will state what
your walk will be worth put down.
These blocks, when properly made,
are the most economical kind Of side
walk, for they can be taken up and re-
laid without injury to the blocks.
5-tf GILMORE e. DAVIS Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-17
IHYOu Don't

succeed the first time use Herbine and
you will get instant relief. The great
est liver regulator. A positive cure for
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chills
and al liver complaints. Mr.. c.. OF
Emory Texas, writes: my wife has
been using Herbine for herself and
children for five years. II is q sure
cure for constipation and malaria fever,
VII. ch Is substantiated by what Il haS
done for my family. Sold by all drug
gists.