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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
MOtiGiaS de ATsCibO.
CDs nWestrO cOrrsspOmsok)

Mayo %.
va han comenEado los snsayOs para Ia
velada que se dara en- este Teatro bene'
fCio del j6ven Arturo Santana, con el fin
3e que pueda COntinuar los estudioS en- los
Estados Unidos. La organization de este
festival estS 4 cargo de Ia sefiora Trina
Padilla de SanE.
Para el domingo & las Z de la nOche
10 anuncia ca este Teatro lR Conferencia en-
que tOmar6n paite distiDguidoH ministries
protestantes de Ia lila.
LA Farmacia Central de esta ciudad
ha pagado & ser propiedad del senior don
Manuel AgUiar, farmaceutico de recOno-
cida Competsncia.
-El viernes en- Ia noche celebrara &C.
sion 81 comite unionists do eata localldad'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
.TeIegTsfta y navigation a6Tes.

La telegrafia sin hilos ha sido adaptada
& Ia navegaci6n a6rea. Ell Conde Esp.
pelin ColocaES el aparsto respective en- 50
baHco aefeo hark experimentos duTante
ell estfo. Para recibir llevarS el barco nm
aIambre de bronco de 800 pies de largo,
sugpendido del Centro de la canastilla. Ell
transmitor, para nm globo de 80 cabalIos
de fuerza, BerS capaz de enviar menBaies &
12O , $50 millaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
AIumbTldO retrospective.

El alumbrado por electricidad est6
abandon6ndoge en- muchas minas de les
Estados Undo y las anticuadaS y humean-
tes l&mparss de petr6leO vuelven al uso
con 81 prsteato de que los mineros estdn
muy dispueStos perder el tempo con.
veFBando cuando Be ven entire 81 muy Cla'
Tamente. l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24

- En- ia Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen 81. hay de yents recibos tn
lonaEios para cobrO de alquileres de caaas,
fanzRs en- met6liCo y con iFmas, decIara.
clones de naCimisnto, defunCi6n ' cartifca-
Ci6n m6diCa. b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
CapTIChu de IN Cazador.

Un cazador romano sembraba en- su
jardfn las semi las gus encontraba en- el
buche de las codorniceg, todos los afios
Sc regocijaba viendO nacer plantas africa
mas de las que sofia Conservar algunas
flores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
VERSUS

Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico, q Antonio
Santos Rodriguez y Gonzalez, 6 sea el
demandado Rntes menCionado.-Por ell
pTesente edicto que de orden de Ia CoTts
de Distrito Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto
Rico, 80 pubiiearS una vez por semana,
duranta ell t6rmino de un mes, en- ell
peri6dico 'sLA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO RICO" 90 notifca q
uated que SO ha preBentado en- la ofcins
del SecretsTio de dichR Corte, la demanda
del actor antes citado, en- la cual go
Bolicits de Ia referida COrte que, pr6vios
los tr6mites de ley, Sc sirvs dictar ssnten.
cia declarand0 con lugar la demanda. y
condenando al demandado & pagar inme
diatamerta al damandante, en- au ~casc,
dentEo del termino prudential que la
Corts estime opoItuno, Ia csntidRd "a.
clamads montanta & QUINIENTOS
OCHENTA Y OGHO DOLLARS
CINCUENTA Y CINCO centavos, pro.
cedente de un vale suscrito por dicho
demandado en- Camuy tres de Msyo de
1904, & favor del demandants intsreseB
correspondence y costas.
Y YEE NOTIFICA & uBted que de no
compareceF & contastar dicha demauda
dentro del termino de cuaFenta dfas, por
encontrsTse auaents de la Isla, eI deman.
dante podFa Bolicitar de Ia Corte una
sentencia an los terminoS en- que eat6
redactada "a demanda.
Es AbagadO del demandante, Ell Lcdo.
don Simon Large Aquilu6
EXPEDIDA BAJ0~ MI FIRMA y
el sello Official de la COrte, en- Ia Ciudad
de Arecibo, veinte y Beis de Abril
de 1907. .-Led0. Salvador PicOTnelL Sc
cretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24

que una guerra que Be acogiers con ale
gria Berfa prefsrible & una paz yergonzosa
Pero Il dacir asto, Ia pTensa no eiercitaba
IN derecho sino an deber,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
Treasury DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo Rico
SUBAsTA PUBLICA.
OFICINA ALLEN 64
BIENEs INMUEBLEs..

de Rentas Mayo de
1907 venddo los
ebargados hbe a dbidO tempo
cbuon vencdas dspone Ras nnaE
PROPIETARIOS Pedad Contibucione
0curdas sterenom meno
Caonila 4457
va ariba 67s1
Dolores Abo
Ramon Arvdo cuedas stereno obarroJ Aba
SS60S
Florenina Rock Corea y 2cuerdas sterrno
barroC Caonilas 1LO4
Ramon de Jesus 10 cuerda barro Jayuya Aba
864
sc en
Ell
Egentes que Uuado, PuerOBco
Frmado A..
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E 0.
Estados URIdOs Dc America.

H> PrssIdsRta dc los EsIadOs UnIdOs
En- la Cor
Manuel Garcia ESfeTas, to de Dis
Demandante. trito del
Dis it o
VERSUS Judicia |
de Areci
Antonio Sintas Rodriguez GanzaIez, bo, Puerto
Demaadado. Rico.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21

ussii n isoss4 as 70. - p IN ~ q
g g. vt=sa-eluay So-- - tae
upside a. L. ~as ~sas q r 80 -A2
dozen A. such times b. ~as h aol
0s the Exchange. ~hich I'D - liTs The
mAn shc a.srs srices 90 a. II hates
hiH. xho pslla hem DOE Once sassl
var ae~a flashed oscs ~ yaz.s from
" asEing-Gu aae rune ! aE the cab
ret Hsessisers. senator. ard con9res--
meu seIlias the n.rSe- sho-t on aa
ysnc. iufCI mafiau. sh.E the stand
ard Oh bank had pat %. monsy
-sics ~ lsu peT ceai and . crash
a.oE-ed iBevi;ahie. tiJb suddenly
gmashs-d the loau market By oferiHg
to ienE oBe haad-cd H4silioas al fpar
per cent. and by buyi1z and bidding
NJ prices a the sane tluss. b. pat
the vhole waah .ng'oa cro~d aud its
fse- York acc,mpliccs to disastrous
r5ut and caused them % lase nlilirns.
Re continued his Operations with in
c-easinE violence and increasing prof
It's up 10 the foarth anniversary 81 the
tTacsdF. ca the intervening anniver-
sary I had been compelled by self
intc.esf and fear that ne would really
pail down the cut.r, Wall street strac-
ture 10 rush m and fairly drag him
off Bui with his growing madness
my influence was waning Zach raid
IL vas with greater difficulty that l
got his ear
Finally uu The fourth anniversary.
In a panic that seemed To be- running
into something more terrible than any
previous. be- savagcly refused to ac-
eede 10 nv srpeal telling me that he
would NOT stop. even il Randolph a
Randolph we're doomed 30 so down in
the crash d had become known ON
the noor that J was the only one who
could do anything with him In his
frcuzies. and my pleading Nith him in
the lobby was watched by the mem
bers Of the Exchange with triple eyed
suspense When if was clear from his
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21

Ra- rhe-e Sas 10 iadic=-sos TIA, ste
.aaid oscr -szaIn ~ la.r 1iHe
Ssr.azs srurlcs af fras deInss BE-
zaa 10 -.a5 into Hss u;-ics For lonS
p.-sOds Ec Uasla dizsEiseas Nessssr
the uars..s IN charze VI Ess Ssse- nos
his brother Hso.hcE. sa2 SISTERS. i9E
Shsm h.. had purchased a Esshsi"t. q
ss~ biscss shsse his ovn. ~"uid heaT
a xore from him Then he would
return a. suddenly a. hs had di-ss
gpoarcd. and h4s Wiid ewes and hax-
gard face xsuid tell 81 prolongea
and aess,eratc soul struggle lie
drank often nos . habit b. had never
before induized IN
For teu davs Befs1e The second an
uiverHary 81 his marriage he had scea
missing on ihs morning 81 the asui
Versary b. appeared al the Exchange.
srfIG-eyea and daredevil reckless The
market had been ADVANCING for weeks
aud vas a; a high level Tom kein-
ha-s and his branch of the system
vare ~orkina uut a new feecing OF
the public IN uni0a and Northern Pa
cic Al the sir:se Of the gong Bob
toak possession of the Union Pacific
poio and IN 90 minutes had preciPitst-
I'd panic b. his merciless selling
oar house Vas heavily Interested in
the Pacihcs. aithoagh not in eonfs :
ton with Reinhart and bis crowd As
soon as ! got word that Bob was the
cause Of the slaughter. ! rushed over
TO the Exchange and working my
way into the crowd ] begged a word
with him He had broken both stocks
over SO points share and the panic
was raging through the room. tie
riared a. me. bot finally followed me
aut into The l1bby Al FIRST he would
not heed ms appeal but finally he
said. jim it b. 500 bad 20 lei mp.
had determined 60 rub this deviish
instsuaioa al the map. but II IT really
is a case Of injury 90 the house. its
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21

charity baZaars-she has one offset
ting virtue. II a dweller in her midst
chooses to let New YORK alone New
York is willing to reciprocate. In her
most crowded fashionable districts a
person may come and go for a life
time, and none in the block 10 which
he dwells will know when his coming
and going ceases. When a New York
er reads in his newspaper of the man
who lives next door to him. murder
ed and his body discovered by the gas
man" or the tax collector the butcher
or the baker. as the case may be, he
never thinks he may have been remiss
in his neighborly duties.
There is no such word as neigh
Dor in the New York city dictionary.
II may have been there once. but
if %. il was long ago used as stake
for the barbed wire fence of exclusive
keep-your distance and we e-keep-our-dis-
ance-until-we know-youness II is told
of minister from the rural districts.
an old-fashioned American, who came
TO New York 20 take charge of par
lsn. tndt ne started put 10 make Calls
and was seized in the hall of what in
civilization would have been his next
door neighbor He was rushed away
to Bellevue for examination as 10 his
sanity. The verdict was: Insane.
Had no letter of Introduction and was
not in the set"
Shortly after the first anniversary
of his wedding Bob gave up his Office
with Randolph 4 Randolph and open
ed one for himself He explained that
he was giving up his commission bust
ness to devote all his time 10 personal
trading With the opening of his new
ONCE he again became the most active
man on the floor His trading was
intermittent. For weeks he would not
he Seen at the Exchange or on the
Street" Then he would return and.
after executing a series Of brilliant
trades. which were Invariably success
full. he would again disappear. He
soon became known as the luckiest
operator in Wall street. and the heyin-
ming Of his every new deal sas the
signal for his st-growing foliuw:ag =
10 tag on.
From time 10 time ] learned that
Beulan Sards was making nc -aal
improvement. iF-- 2 sc7,e de 5
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Threat"

emphatic gestures and raised voice
for he was in a reckless mood from
drink and madness and took no pains
TO disguise his intentions-that
could not prevail upon him. there was
a frantic rush for the poles TO throw
over stocks in advance of him. Sud
denly. after | had turned from him
in despair. there flashed into my mind
an idea. The situation was desperate
] was dealing with a madman. and
decided that | was justified in making
Bob. goodbye" | whispered in his
ear. goodbye. In ten minutes YOU
will get word that Jim Randolph has
cut his throat" He stopped as though
] had plunged a knife into him, struck
his forehead resoundins blow. and
into his wild brown eyes came a sick
ening look OF fear.
Stop, Jim, for Gods sake. don
say hat to me My cup is full now
Don't tell me | am to have that crime
on my soul" He thought moment.
Il don't know whether you mean il.
Jim. but can take no chances. not
Tor all the money in the world not
even for revenge. Wait here. Jim 8"
He yelled for his brokers. and several
rushed to him from different parts OF
the room. He sent them back into
the crowd while he dashed for the
Amalgamated-pole. The day was
saved
Presently he came back TO me
Jim. | must have talk with YOU
Come over to my office." When We
got there he turned the key and stood
in front of me His great eyes looked
full into mine In college days. gaz
ing into their brown depths. by some
magic I seemed to see the heroes and
he-oines of always happyending tales.
as the child sees enchanted creatures
far back in the burning Yule log
flames. But there we're no joyous be
ines in the haunted depths of Bobs
eyes that Gay
"Jira. YOU gave me an awful scare.
he said hrosenly. Don't ever do IL
again | ta-c ii.iie left 70 live for
To be sare haze some feeling for
mother. Fred. and SiE-ers Ra; fo- you
| have lcve se.-~ r-'r - tiat
should haze teii T.. --a - 5cCl
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21
.coaa so> Ass c.s sscs to play

Good toe he's opoe bscs to plaS
si:1 H-rEs~s 80 sad she snc- BE-
sosse They told f.cgl4h Bss had
SsAs s~-S 70 The woods to sathef
Sa0.v ao~ers Besiah snss Il Bob
80 gone - thu woods he ~osle have
sA&ep i.-.ulsa WITH hia Noe sse
mssf piSy schooi With B..l~h she
-; q; her de-s and opened her child >
schoss-bSos Nth mScs severity she
saiA. fos cat Nhsf ascs Il ss-sli
For half a. hosr Bob sat .Ha played
scholar .ne teacher by turns Sish all
the patience ~ fend father Nith
difscsl'y J Kept back ths toars tho
sad siRhi hroazhf 10 ms eyes
For IN. frst year of Bob's asarriaE.
~e saS bsf httle of him At the osicc
The t,xchanE. sas icss he had Nsn-
d.rod IN uBoa the fioor two or three
times. bat did no basiu.ss and seemed
to tab. bat little Interest
"Tb. Street knew Bob Had mar
RED the daughter Of Judge Lee sand
the victim of Tom Reiuharts eoid
blOot.d Seaboard Air Line d.al Oth
crWise II know nothing ~ The AFFAIR
TITS friends never met his si8c &c
casianaily they would pass the Brow
hey carriage un the avenue Or IN the
park and taking h for granted that
the beautiful woman vas Airs Hrowu
ley. they thought Bob a LUCKY felioS
II seemed quite natural that his vile
should chaose seclu-i1n after the av
ful tragedy al her home IN Virginia
But they could not understand why
with such cause for mourning the
exquisite figure beside bob in the
victoria should always be- Earbed 10
gray After a while it vas whispered
thai there vas something wrong in
Buhs household Then his friends
and acquaintance ceased 90 whisper
or 10 think Of his affairs With an
New Nork's bad points-aud they are
as plentiful az her church spires and
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21

ny opportunity TO 40 something for
so here goes" He threw lirself into
the Union Pacific crowd fl. 81 giving
an order to a group of his brokers.
who jumped for a number of other
poles. Almost instantly the panic
was STAYED and stocks were bounding
upward two o five points at a lean
Bob continued buying Union Pacific
and his brokers other stocks in un-
limited quantities. Nothing like such
quick turn of the market had been
seen before. His power to absorb
stocks seemed to be boundless. 1t
vas estimated thar personally and
through his brokers he bought over 4
million shares before he Joined me
and left the Exchange
! looked at him in vonderment
Bob. ! cannot understand YOU" |
said at last as we turned out of Broad
street into Wall. 1t seems as If Won
work with magic. Everything YOU
touch turns to gold"
He wheeled on me. Yes Jir, Won
are right. Gold. heartless. souIless
gold But what is the dross good for =?
What is /. good for to me? To-day
| suppose | have made the biggest
one-man killing in the history of the
Street | must be an easy twenty
five millions richer in gold than | was
this morning. and ! had enough then
10 dam the East river and a good
section of the North But tell me.
jim. tell me. what can it buy in this
world that ! have not got9 had
health and happiness. perfect health.
pure happiness. when | did not have
thousand all told. Now | have fifty
millions. and | know how TO get fifty
or five hundred and ffty more any
time ! care TO take them. and I have
only physical and mental hell. No
beggar in all the world is SO moor in
happiness as l. Tell me. tell me. Jim,
in the name of God if there is one
for already the game of gold is rob
binc me of mv faith in God-where
can ! buy little. JUS a little happi-
ness with all this cursed Yellow dirt >
What VII It get me in the next world.
Jim Tan o. n. vha; VII II Get NE,
If LAD d. wh was roo. think
gu s-.-4 go With 20 a. II here
s . -
es-a 49, a. tf L..-- -
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21
CHAPTER VII,

4 number OF times during the fol-
lo~-ing year. and finally on the ami
versary of the Sands tragedy. Bob
carried the Exchange to the verge of
panic. only to turn the market and
save the Street" in the end His
profits were fabulous. Already his
fortune was estimated TO between two
and three hundred millions. one of
the largest in the world. His name
had become one of terror wherever
stocks were dealt in Wall street had
come TO regard his every deal. from
the moment that he began operations.
as inevitably successful. Now and
again he would jump into the market
when some of the pluneing cliGues
hAd a bear raid under way. and would
pa. them to rout by buying every
thing in sight and bidding US Dr1c. s
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21
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that the ingr.diouts composing the Tt'o8d-
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tarrhal bronchial and throat affections,
arc0ulpa iu.sd v ~ catarrhal discharges,
haar-aue-s. -ore ttraat. lingering. -
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.ilosea to have her Thc taoare'.
lin rn~f I bad sEcc~eo sS4T me-
vi-h a. "a have - hse ior- ~~ss
save ben the last strs~ NJ Hie -
,s.-ssfc-y fs-.ls.sh onlg Al es.F-
present Curse - me-a ghoss th~s
Fepas my aeaTs AaG soul one minute
With a bind izeszy to reseHAs Aes
x-opxs. Tie naxt ~itE an Icy ressis'rse
that / have rot already done 50. ~
/ did not has. her. pcrEaps L. Tine
I could fozecf. psrhaps ! mizhi l2s
aEf some schems to help pSoF devils
whose g.os.rty makes he uhenaa5-
able. and ~ifh the Millions have
faken from ia. main shall oi hen 4
mizss DO things that ~Oaia at least
bring quiet - rs soal. bat II j. IN
Fssssibl. With the living corp-e OF
B.ulah Sands b. sor. me eSCTs minute
and that devil machinery whtFhng IN
ms brain al n. time The song, Re
seng. her and her father. revenge
Yourself n is Impossible to give il
up. Jim ! must have revenge mgst
stop this machinery that Is smashing
up sore American hearts and souls
each year than al the rest of earth's
grinders combined Every day ! de
Law | become move iiendish la my de
sires. Jim. don think ! do not know
that | have Hte ally turned into
iend Nhcnevor of late ! see ms self
IN the n.irror. } shuddeF- When
think OF mai l Was When your father
sto1d US up in las Once and started
Us in this hear shrivelling. soul-cal
logsigg business and what ! am nov.
| cannot Keep tie madness down ex
cept with rum. You know what it
means for me to say this. me who
started with all tue pride OF a Brown
ley. but 81 Is so. Jim. The other night
! went home with my soul frozen with
thoughts of the past and with my
brain ablaze with rum. intending TO
end il all ! got out my revolver. and
woke Beulah. but as | said. Bob is
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-21

going to kill Beulah and himself she
laughed that sweet child's laugh and
clapping her hands said, Bob is $,
good to play with Beulah.' and then
! thought of that devil Reinhart and
the other fends of the System be-
ing left to continue their work unhin-
dered and ] could not do it. | must
have revenge; | must sash that
heart-crushing machinery. Then
can go, and take Beulah with Inc.
Now. Jim. let us have it clearly under
stood once and for all"
Remorse and softness were past:
he was the indian again. Il am going
TO wreck that hell-annex some day
and that some day will be the next
time l start in. Don't argue with me
oont misunderstood me. Today Won
ssopped me. | don't know whether
you meant what you threatened: !
don I care now. II is just as well that
| stopped. for the Systems machine
will he there wheneve- start IN
again II loses nothing Of its feDd-
Ishhess. none OF its destructive lowers
pE erlndlne. but on the contrary. az
YOU know. il increases its speed ever,
DAY II runs. Now. Jim Randolph !
want to tell you that Won must 90,
yours and the houses affairs in such
shape that You won't be hurt when 4
go into that human rat-pi; the pext
time, Tor when | come from II tSe
New York Stock Exchange and ,ta
System viii have had their snine.
nn1olnted. fes. and III have their
hearts ou'. too Neither " cvc. =.
/ able TO take from the American pearle
thelr savings and their manhood ana
womanhood and give thc-o in az,
change unadulterated tornen,
gong to be fair with you. Jim. mi.
is the last time | will discuss the snh-
,ect After this you must take voxe
chance with the rest of those veo
have TO do with the cursed businax,
When ! strike again. none viii n.
spared | will wreck the Street "a
the innocent will go down with IN.
guilty. if they have any s.ac,s ON
hand at that time
Ay power. Jim. is unlimIred: no.h-
Tag can stay it | am not c,i,r "a
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