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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21

DAVIS TRANSMITS REPORT
OF CONDITIONS IN KINGSTON

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21
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Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 19 tSatur-
day) Rear Admiral Davis mission OF
mercy 10 stricken Kingston came tC
an abrupt and painful conclusion in
consequence of Governor Swetten-
hams objection to the presence of
American sailors engaged in the work
of clearing the streets, guarding prop
erty and succoring the wounded and
sick, eliminating in letter to the adj
miral premptorily requesting him to
Ie-embark all parties which had been
landed
Admiral Davis was greatly shocked
and panied, and planned visit to
Governor SweQenham. informing him
that The battleships Missouri and In
diana and the gunboat Yankton would
sail this afternoon To the Associated
Press, Admiral Davis said that immc-
diate compliance with Governor SWEET
teuhau''s request was the only course
consistent with the dignity Of she
United states
The friction between the governor
and admiral began with the arrival Of
the American Warships when the gov
tFQof ODletleQ To tQc IillnR bI "a Sdiult
i'm his honor on the ground that the
citizens might mistake the firing for
new earthquake He also declared
there was no necessity for American
aid-that his government was fully
able to preserve order, tend the
wounded and succOr the homeless
Rear Admiral Davis, however. land
ed parties of bluejackets which pal
trolled the streets cleared the debris,
RACED ruins. attended many of the
wounded and won the highest praise
from citizens and military officers for
excellent work.
ON the afternoon of the salute in
cident Rear Admiral Davis wrote
Governor Swettenham as follows;
MY Dear Governor: ! beg YOU to
accept my apology for the mistake Of
the salute this afternoon. My order
was misunderstood. and the disregard
Of your wishes was due to a mistake
i'm the transmission Of my order |
trust the apparent disregard Of your
wishes viii De overlooked.
Il landed working parties from both
ships today To aid i'm clearing the va
rious streets and buildings ana pur-
nose landing parties tomorrow for the
same purpose unless you expressly do
not desire IT, ! think great deal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21
Horrlfied Spectators Watch
Helpless Victims Roast in
WreCkage. Fragments OF
Humanity Picked Up Many
Feet From Scene of Disaster
TRAIN BLOWN FROM
TRACK AND DEMOLISHED
Engine Hurled Fifty Feet by
Force of ExpIoSion-Long
List of Dead and Injured.
Passengers Missing Believed
to Have Been Cremated.

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Torrc liaur, Ind. Jan. 20.-rwen-
tH-sovcn charrtd and muulatcd bodies
have been taken from the smouldering
RUINS OF passenger train No. 3 on the
cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago a ST.
LOUIS tbig FourJ, which was de-
slioNed by the explosion OF a carload
OF pnNdel as II passed q freight train
al Sahdlotd nine miles west OF here.
last night The number OF Injured
VIII reach at least thrty-Hvc.
Ihr entire train was blown from
the track The coachcs demolished and
the engine hurled htN feet The pas
~tnEcts either were blown to pieces
cremated cor rescued In more on less
injured condition.
The injured, some of whom are fa-
tally hurt are at the hospitals i'm
Terra Haute and Paris. ms and 40
Sandford
The Identified Dead
Following Is q list of the dead and
injured SO far as known, up to toe
night
The Idcntlhed Dead.
CHARLES CDSN ELL Paris. Ill
join FRANKLIN, brakeman. Ash
more Illinois
A, u HEcTARE farmer Elbridge.
Illinois
CLAUDE STEELE. sanford.
REEF WOLFE, wife and two chill
drcu sanford Indiana
Bud WOLFE, Sandford, Ind.
WILLIAM THOMPSON sanford
Indiana
a. a. HICKS. SANDFORD. Ind.
FRANK FIELDER, thought TO be
from Fiudluy OHIO
MARY EuRHART. Terra Hautc.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21

sons are huddled under improvised
tents rooted over and sheathed with
palm leaves, causes great apprehen-
sion of an outbreak of typhoid fever
Al present there is "A most urgent
need for tents for several thousand
persons, but the government is not
supplied with them and are making
endeaVors to obtain them. Rain is
now threatening ana if il should come
il viii involve untold suffering ON the
homeless thousands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21
DESTRUCTIVE WIND STORM
CLA| I'M 6 TWO LIVES AND
MILLIONS IN PROPERTY

been destroyed and millions of feet ar
lnmher have been carried out into the
river
The damage To shipping i'm Buffalo
harbor is 81 100000
SIX great lake steamers aground tell
ihat Iart of the story Thir;een others
making brave attempts TO ride out tae
storm may add to it.
Niagara falls power was cut Off
when the cable snapped and the city
Is ia partial darkness tonight Dam
age e. homes and buildings Is Wide-
spread.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21

the friendly relations Of the two coun-
tries
The implication throughout the
press comments is that Coy SWet-
tenham acted over hastily He has the
reputation of quick temper and sen
sitive spirit which probably his deal.
ings with eastern peoples has not
tended 30 diminish
The Tribune suggesting there may
have been an excess of zeal on either
side, saws.
But the value of the aid already
given by the American ships IS testi-
fed to by many witnesses, and 1t is
any rate always bett' to have too
much aid than run ris ~ having too
iuie II seems 20 ms aeIlorable that
In such a matter any chance Of a mis-
understanding should have been incur
red by hdsty action.
War OfiiCC Grateful to Americans.
Officials Of the war office who were
consulted with regard To the situa-
tion contend that the Kingston troops
We're fully equal To the requirements
of keeping order Had there been q
much larger force ON such lamen-
table occasion, II probably would only
have added to the confusion They
consider the landing of American ma-
rines n very kind and friendly act for
which Great Britain is deeply CRATE
ful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21

WT'0 Ut v NOIFE, SandTOTO IUU-
TWO DAUGHTERS OF MES.
WOLFE. aged N and wears
A kifkENDALL thought To bc d
Nandalia fireman
BODY Or AGED WOMAN. burned
beyond recognition
THREE ClIARRED BODIES NOT
Identified.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05

GOrti.suus fsIsD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05

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an, bas 1T RGtbdens Sade."
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bic 0ebre seben, bu bilft nidts." 5ugte
csennp elm penig bsbentli6. .glr bas.
mas bu fiir's grumen selernt buf. 1T
fir bic Rab', ipenn bu ni9t tpeibt, ipie
piel Otter Wil6 cine Sub aiebt unb ipie
man oas Sungpieb srpbpdpptlt."
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BAT Seins beun Elm @ut2" limb i6r
fiel Elm. odB lie 70 gut ipie nidts BON
Dem 2e6en oes Munnes puRte, ,otm lie
bpr elmer bdfben Stunbe ibr Sdport
aeaeben. llrS bon Der 3utunF, Der Tis
an Ieinsr Seits entaegenain1. sic
bate iiber6uupt nod aur niht oarii6er
nuhaebddt, nit fsinem IsiIeIisn @s.
bunt.n. pis fe6r iid ibr 9sben iebt
pdnoeln miifs
.Ndrrhen. BIZ - er bat nod tsins,
aber fein Batter min ihm bds @orpert
Neubprf gebsn, tpenn er perniinftis
Tein unb arbeiten Iernen tuiIl."
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
10 QUE INFORMO Ell
ST. Luis Toro, pre-
sidente de la p. R.
American Tobacco"
EI que aqui teBga IS como GuaI-
qQieT Otra suma pueds cOhrarIa
eRseguida 81 gusta'' --,dijo sI Pre-
sidente.
"AhOIutauVnt0 IaflOrlOs 500 taass los EumaGs
eIreuIstos rsspGts Gamble % personal J 1
nal osiato % Ia Gsnp.Tll' tspltIt.

Un Reporter" de 'La CorFasponden.
ciR" vinit6 aver tsrds al senior Luis Toro
presidents en- Puerto Rico de Ia compRfiia
industrial, tan conoCida en- Ia isla On
donde proporcionR ocupaci6n miles de
obraroB = aiembER gTandes extenBiono8 de
tabRCo; denominRda 'La Porto RiCsn To-
bRCco Company"
EstabR On Hu despacho 81 aefioF Toro,
depREtiendo con uno de los altos empleadns
de Ia empEeBR enCima de "a pupitre
hAbia uu grau FimerO 81 parecer de CORES.
pondencia y otros papsleB.
81 Gefior ToTo regFes6 en- IR mafiRns de
Ryer de Los EstadoB Unidos, acompafiadO
dc 90 distinguida Gefiora. Prasenta muy
galudable aBpecto de Rslud y % gesto ara
muy halOgUefio 81 entrsr 81 deBpaCho eE
TepTeBentants de "Ls CorrespondenCia. ,"
Saludos ds COAtumbre entire gente como
cidG. NueBtro EspreBentsnts pEeguntR 81
senior Toro rsspeCto do PumoFeB circuIadoS
deads algGn tempo en- ID ciUdad de que
90 hR hecho eco Ia prenua y cate tiene la
coFtesfa de informaE 10 one aigue
'Ea Embellishments inCiaEto que haya
niDg6n CRmbio en- 81 personal principal hi
subRltsrno de la Compafifa."
"Dir6 I'd como acAbo de decirle & I'M
compafieHo de I'd. en- lR prensa-Fepiti6
Bonriando 81 senior LuiB Tory eg que
TODD 81 personal de elts empEeHa eHt6 tan
BeguRO en- suH caEgcs, como 10 eut6n los
muroH dc site edifcio del Banco Colonial
On donde sBtRmoB Ahora.
"Es RbBolutamente incieEtn que h8ya
hRbido, nj hRys. ningunaa difcultadeB de
oTden econ6miCo an Ia empreuR y cualquier
persona que de clio deaconffe puede cobrar
inmediatamsnte 81 o. que le dsbemou algO,
10 miSmo $5 que cuRlquier aumR.
"No tienen 81 m6B mfnimo, 81 mas abso.
luto f0ndam0nto los rumoEes de que Sc
me informs han Bido ciTculaaos aquf res.
pscto mi saIids como IL de otros emplea.
dos della CompAfia-repiti6 el aefior ToTo
"ReBpecto de pedig Ia Esnuncia por
cable, del abogada dessla cempaffa en-
Puerto Rico, ESQ tampoco tiene nj puede
tsneE ningdn Fundamental, puea nj hay
NADIA de cato "a que noEotros pOdfamos,
aquf, guitar ese cargo, nj menos existe
fundamento para clio"
Nueatro TepreslntRnte di6 las gIaciAs
poF Iu corten1a al Befi0r Luis ToTo dando
por terminals 10 entrevista que dur6 muy
pocos momentoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
JUICIO POR HOMICI-
diO VOIuntariO.
EI h'ehs 0surrl6 o. T0a Alta.

Sc We aI caEo de ID acuBaci6a contra
NicomsdeB Lopez, por homioidio volunta
rio an la persona de Agustfn MaTrero, he.
cho ocUFEido en- Tos Alta. La defenaR aatS
6 cargo del LIDO. Miguel Guerra.
81 miniRteEio fiscal roprsEsntado por
81 Lcdo. Torres Gran hacs "a aCuuaci6n
y sxaminada las pruebaB de cargo, , des.
cargo pide 81 ministsrio pdblicO an varec.
dicto de culpabilidad contra 81 acusado.
Hace usO de Ia palabra el abogsdo de-
fsnBor exRminando y combstiendo la prue.
ba del fiscal. trAtsndo de llsvar al 6nimo
del juradO, ls no culpabilidsd de Nicoms.
deB L6peE , solicitando despus1 dc hRher
Consumido un tuTno do 35 minutes, I'M
veTedicto de no culpable favor de- ga de-
fsndido.
El aefior fiscal sierra 81 debate Febatian
do los conceptoH emitidos por Ia defsnsa, ,
hRoe IN eloCuents discurBo inBistiendo 90
obtener On vsredicto de oulpabiidad con.
tEa NicomedeB Lopez. El jurAdo deupu6s
de inHtFufdo por el Hon. juez de deTscho
senior ToFo Cuevas. Sc RETRO delibsrar
luB IL Is del die.
Dicho jurado 10 componen lou neflores
Angel CestaEo, MargsFids, D6vila, Bal.
drich, Moreno, Goblin, BlanCo, Gual,
MaFFaFo, RnuuV B Faruande7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
LAS ERUPCIONES
del Mont PeI8e. !"
EI fOndO del mar de las antiIIas Sc
IsVanta TapIdsmeDte.
10 que oplna LsDarnlDd, d Pu'fto Rico.

El professor LenoFmRnd, encRTgado por
81 gobisrn6 frances del estudio de los fen6.
menos geol6eicos one ss derivan dc las
erupciones del Monte Peles, inform6 que
eli fondo del mar, en- lR pRKte noEdaBte de
Iaa AntilIaB, principslmente en- una lfnea
que SO exEiande desde Las islaB VfTgeneH
hasta Puerto Rico, va subieDdo r6Pida
menta raz6n, dc 80 cantfmetr0B. t6Fmino
medic ell afio, Begdn las obBsFvaCionsB que
ha podido practicar on 1903 , 1904; psrO
que puede sfirmarBe con bastRnte BeguTi-
dad, que hay parsjes que han ascendido
mas de Glen metros duranta la pEimeTa
erupci6n de aquel volc6n.
Estas obUsrVaciones yiensn coTEoboTsr
Las afrmaci0neg que en- 1881 hicieTs Ara
60, de que Ia coTdillsrs 10 eleva r6pida.
mente, como 10 demuestFa Ell menor fnndo
del msE, Observable poF muchog maTinog y
81 aumento del frfo On laa montafia1 de
as Antillas, por efecto de 30 mayor 81
tara.
Tsmbi6n ell AImirants Raleigh do la
armada inglesa, informRba sn 1846 81
AlmirantaEgo, que era notable 81 lsvRnta.
miento del fondo del mar, on q espRcio
comprendido entire Puerto Rico, IalaB
Vfrgsnes, Aguila, San Martin = Santa
Cruz.
Opins Lenormand quo este mOvimiento
puede Ber lento y nsosnitar muchoS iglos
para Ievantar 81 fondo del mar On estou
paEsjss, haHta FebcsRr au rliYel y conEtituir
con 10 iDlR de Puerto Rico una nuevR
Atl6ntioa; pero agrega, que no Esrfa diffcil
que 81 dia msnoB penEado, una nusva 90.
Oudida hiOiara Hurgir de improviso e1aB
n1evau tisrraB, pudiOra nueDtra generaci6n
vsE an fsn6msno que solo 81 hombre pre-
hiBt6Eico ha podido tai vez contemplaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
PERI UiMERIA.

Ell PARIS BAZAAR ha traido tiltimag
novedades en- perfumerfa de HOubigaat,
LssbSn, Roger q Galiet, Legramd loa
nuevoH de OOty que goEan fsma On PA
RIS entire ellos El IdsliO que vale $40 90
La V6oleta SO 90, Eg ClGveJ del Reg So 0
y Eg Vsrtiqo So 90 No faltan FL IDEAL
Mes Dsliees, de HOUBigant, Enigma 3
PampreS D or de Lss5in, Eleur d. Amour,
AnbrsTOss. Reeve FleugS y Hioleta Msr-
veiIts de Roger & GaEIet. La brillantina
cristsliEada. sguaB dentTifcas, sgua de
Colonia. jabones polvos & q de Las mar
CAS- mas acFeditndas. Todo esto ss encuen'
tFa On el PARI BAZAR de PEDRO
GIUSTI Fortalaza 27
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
HIPOOROMO De SAN JUAN.
ClnVsonato HlDleo Pusrtorrlquoio.

Sc COrrer6, nuevamente, 81 dfa % de
los corrientes, baio las bases. inaltsrables.
que anterioFments fusron publicRdaa.
El pBemiO sara lR Cops destinads 81
efscto, = 500 dollars, como prsmio On me-
tGlico
La matrfcula estar6 alberta hasta les
Cinco de la tsrde del diR q de los CO.
Frienteg, On Ia caBilla del Jurado del Hi
p6dromo de San Juan.
81 ls piBta estuvisse mojadR aI dia de Ia
carrera, ser6 estR tranaferids para el pro-
ximO aiguients dia festive, ssa, para el
primeEo de Diciembre del coTriante afio.
San Juan, p. r de Noviembra 1907.
PoF Ii Jurta Directiva del Hip6dromo.
" d. Noble. SscEetario 8v q.
CASA De PREsTAMOs DE JOSE
BAZAN, ALLEN 21.-El aabado 80 de
los corrisnteS y las p. m. 10 llevar6 &
cabo 81 Eemate de Las pFendRs cuyoB tRlo.
mes no han sido renovadoa nj csncsladeH
despu6B de los seiS meses que copcede Is
la ley. I q casa Bigue sus 0ueFscioBes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
Ruevo medic De saIyamento.

Los astilleroI de Howaldta en- Kiel aca'
ban do botar 81 aqua un buque de saliva
mento, que puede poner { hote an sub.
maripo con 10 mayor rapidez en- case dc
accidente.
E8 un dOble buque de 70 metros de lar
60, cuysB dos paEtss ae hsllRn sepRradsE
por I'M eBpacio vaofo. Puede Bervir Ia
veg Dc elHvador para ERcar & fote Los sub
marinoH hundidos de diquS e fosante para
repaEarIoB. En- medic del doble buqus rs
hallan unsB gE6as que pueden lsvantar
quinientas toneIRdas. Movido por m6.
quina de vapor y poT motoreS el6ctricoa,
81 buque de salvamento es oapAz de una
velocidad de 12 nudoB poE hnra.
Los gAEtoB de constFucci6n de este bu'
que, que eatsrS ComplstRments terminadO
en- ID primavera pr6xima, ser6n tonadou
de los 100000 de marcos previEtou en- 81
prssupuesto de sSte Rfio para Is conGtruc.
oi6n de- DuevnR sub maTin0s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22

despu6s os dam6B. El cuerpo dsbiera
tener aparRtOa propioa para formar puen
tes encima de las mAngss = facilitar 81
trEfco como los tienen sn otraB parties.
Despu6B go degCOneCto Ii marga para
que pudieran pasRF los carrOs electEicog.
De modo gus 81 por cualquieE cRusa
f6cil de ocuFriF Sc hubieTR roto Ia man
go 8 deBcompusato la boea de incendio
Hiando Rquella la dnica de que ae podfa
diGpcner las conseeusncias hubisTan sido
fRtales para 81 barFio Hacs mucho item.
po dijo 'La Correspondence 10 Tepi.
TIC muchsa vsces que la falta de bocas do
incsndio en- PusTts de Terra en- IN case
de incendio podrfs tFRer fatales conae'
cuencia para el vecindaFio. De NADIA
BiEve la buens voluntRd de los bomberos
y del pRiBanais 81 no tisne bpcas de in.
candio en- donde tomar 81 Indispensable
liquido para luChar con 81 yoEaz ele'
mento.
JOse CueIlo fu6 curado en Ia b.tica de
ZsEvi
81 dueho de ls casa contigua del edif'
clio incendiado se llama don Arturo GRmi.
La csja de caudales de la refsrida fAbFiCs
400 -A0S01 0G8rUGb us GuBEe 4VB eHCU40Au8
del edifcio. quedando bsio la CuAtodis de
IL policia.
EnEiqua salicYup duslo de nm vsntoTri'
lilo allf cercano sufri6 tambien muchau
psrdidaS 81 uacar sus msrcanofas.
La impression cauaada en 81 barrio hs
lido tEsmanda las fsmiiias pobres que an
81 rsaiden han quadado muy pegiudicadau
pOr Il p6rdida id musbIes, Fopas y enss.
Taa de Ia oeua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
CuEiOsO suGeSO.

Con fscha IA del que cuEsa Be infoTma
que 10 fue pedidR al aefior Goenags, Di'
rector del Manicomiop 10 renunCiA dc Ru
cargo.
Tambi6n 90 infOrma que desde 81 16
del cOFFients hsSta 81 2l del CorTiente mes
10 han dado do alta en- aquel estableci'
miSnto tFaintR , Bsia loCOE inEOlvsutea ,
Ooho pudients1,
A SsA sndansdS, GhidRHs Ia siguiente:
Hoy han aido dadou do alta cinco locoH
inBoIventss uno pudiente.
SaEfa ooaa de. felicitRr Rl sustituto del
director del MAnicomio, Ai la fscha en-
que cese 6Ite, no queda IN loco On sl ms
picomio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
ApIIslclOaO8 y SRe,Jss.

El aurtido de 'LaB NovsdadeU" San
Francisco As % sBp'6ndido las meioEeu
fkbriCRg de Europa y de America han pres
tRdo su vRliouo concuTBo 81 msgnff 20 sur.
lido que On elias hicieTan auG duefios.
Aplicaciones de pRBRmaneBfa, encajsE
fnou, botoneu de todaG clsusB , TODD 81 m6E
complete Hurtido On eva CIasa de msEOan
CfaI, pusds encontrar ALI 81 elemento fs'
msni0O de Ia ciudad y de Ia iBIa.
Prontitud, bAratuTa ssriedad On 81
deapRcho.
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5000 CAMAs A $3.50.

Para que todos pusdan diBfrutar del
Nancy = dormir comodos, ofrecemoa ca
mss blRncas, azulel , color de rosa 4
81 so. Ojo Squi6n no SO CASH.. pu.
diendo Conseguir camaH, musbleI, cuadFoa,
egpsjoH, mfquinaH para coHer y fon6grsfos,
con dOce pleas & $24 pIasol. Ell CieIo,
LIZ GioFia Y La ViEoaina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
Hotel CATALUNA.

Establecido. en- la magnifca
casa de Belabal, con vista a la
bahia, magnifcas y fresoas ha-
hitaciones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos m6dicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanca ndmero. 2.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
30 w
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22

-Unau imagensS preciosaH prOpiss pal "a
regalo 90 vsnden en LA Tien5itA" 81 lado
del aYuntsmiepto. Las hay del Cora16n
de JezdA San Jot6 San Antopio, Nusatra
Sra del Rosario, NuestFa Sra de Iouydeg
= otras. ViB.tan sss eBtsblecimiento pu
dram eneontraF Is imfgen gus dessen
pTecioB muy m6dicoa. For cs dA 10 c.7r.
regal una DR psleta de In nun ca
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Gran rsnat' d. prsnt,s De GRO J plata.

El dfe del pr6ximo mes de Diciembre
tendT6 ug4T en la casa de preEtamoB de
o. Silva, Luna II 81 Temate de Les prem.
daB CuyoB talones no han Hido EsnoV. dos
nj csneslados deSpu6I de los ssiu msaes
que concede la Icy. Is casa Bigus nuS
opeEacionsa sY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22

-El Hotel "Helvetia" rsune incompa
rabies comodidadeu qua le hacsn BeF ~ o
de los msioFes de San Juan , de aquf qua
sss tan s7iicitado. Baena mesa variaca
ssrvioio sxquisit1 B4n3B de duchs Pro-
pittsrio Pedro S1hirR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

Sobs Pmeas dlmOs modeo prec
de 81 81 dObe vOr Flores arfGa C
de 80 Is Ab
surhd omplac
exci6n
surhdo arculos de uhidad pu
FRANCISCO SO Y Jusro 49, "LA A:PAQUITA"
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G0llPRO.

EnvoltuEas del iabon Octsg6n. Din.
jiEBs Z 'La Hondifa." PlaEa Principal,
JOS BaS6n. 13Y.E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
Don Manuel Fernando Juncos.

Reproducimos facsimile carta que nos drie este
dstnguido escrtor, expresando el efeco que produ-
era en- 81 propio e de las Pldoras de Foster
para los rinones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22
EFERVEsCENTE.
TONICO.

Bebida agradabIe nutritiva Esimula 81 apetito.
EBs produCs ean de venta en- los princpas eablecms
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-22

SAN FRANcloo 80 Y San JUsro 29. "LAsPAQUITA"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-05
Cumberland Ely Will Provide the Cash From Its
AbundantIy Able Treasury For Carrying Out
Plans Without More Delay.
NEEDS THE SMELTER FOR THE RICH VETERAN ORE
April Will See Furnaces Operation Statement From Salt Lake
Brings News Meaning Greatly Increased Activity Very Early
Dale In This District--- Meaning Is Highly Important

The company owns one-half of the
mills and smelters, one-half of the
railroad and, unlike the Nevada Con
solidated, it owes no one penny and
has a surplus of over $4,000, 900
cash in its treasury. Its mines are
just as big, if not bigger, than those
of the Nevada Consolidated company,
with the advantage of carrying Il
world of ore the metallic contents of
which is from five to ten times
greater than the average ores of the
Nevada Consolidated. 1t has simply
unlimited quantities of concentrating
ores in addition, and the wonder of
the mining world of the west is that
there should he such disparity in
the market value of the shares of the
two companies, with Cumberland Ely
as the under dog.
This is not said with the idea of
belttling the magnitude of the Ne
vada Consolidated company's mines,
for there is no question but that it's
Ruth mines alone contain more ore
than will be mined and treated dur
ing the next 90 years, anyhow. The
statement is made in order that the
unnitiated may know that the Ne
vada Consolidated has no edge on The
Cumberland Ely when it comes To IA
question of mines and other valuable
assets, and to show that. when it
comes to a question of real cash re-
sources, it has its associate compa-
nies beaten city block