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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Flying Sparks Spread Flames.
Tweed, Gentleman Of Leisure, Dead.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March FL
Charles c. Tweed. SON Of the late Boss
William Tweed of New York city, died
here today after ten days illness Of
pneumonia. His condition was not
thought to be grave till yesterday, when
he sank rapidly. He was forty-three
years old, and came from New York city
to reside here eight years ago. He left
the city after three years. returning to
the famous Tweed estate at Greenwich,
but came to New Haven again four years
ago, and took up his permanent resi-
dence on aristocratic Stronan street,
where he built a fine mansion.
His widow survives; she Is very
wealthy. Tweed lived as a gentleman OF
leisure here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Miss cooper,s Body Found.

NORWALK, Ohio, March 21.-The body
Of Miss Ida A. Cooper, who came here
with her family from Connecticut two
years ago, was found by a searching
party last night in Norwalk creek. 1t
is believed she committed suicide She
was well known socially. She is said
to have become dependent owing to a
longing for her former home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
GAMBLING Is BARRED.
New Mexican Legislature Passed Pro-
hibitory Act-Governor Will Sign.

SANTA FEE, N. NJ. March 21.-The legis-
lature late last night passed bill pro-
hibiting gambling in the territory after
January /, 1908. The bill will be signed by
Gov. Hagerman, who, before he came into
Office ten months age. waged an unrelent-
ing war against gambling.
The bill which was passed is a direct re-
suit OF that campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
"suffragettesn Sent to jail.

LONDON. March 21.-seventy-six "suf-
fragettes." who were arrested yesterday
for brawling within the precincts Of parlia-
ment, were sentenced this morning to from
IS or fortnight in prison to $40 or a
months imprisonment. They all elected
to go to jail. and were taken away in the
prison vans amidst the mingled cheers and
jeers of the crowds outside the police
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
MAIL ROBBERY CONFESSED.
Accomplish Of Thieves duplicates an
International Gang.

PARIS, March 21.-The man named But
less, arrested here recently with $4,000 in
American securities in his possession under
the suspicion that he was an accomplice of
the thieves who stole mail bag containing
about 100000 on the French line steamer
La Provence, which arrived at Havre March
from New York, has made a confession,
duplicating gang of international robbers,
as the result of which other arrests are ex-
pected Immediately. 1t developed today that
the majority of the stolen securities are
not negotiable.
1t developed later in the day that the
stolen mail bag was not on board La Prov
ence but on La Savoie, which left New
York February IA and arrived at Havre
February 81, and 1t was also virtually es-
tablished that the registered mail matter
was distracted after the bags reached the
railroad station here.
A cablegram from Paris last night stated
that an American mailbag, the contents Of
which are valued at approximately $4OO 600,
has been stolen, either board a steam
ship running between New York and Havre
or between Havre and Paris. The postal
authorities theme rave just given the case
to detectives, although the theft occurred
fortnight ago. A cable inquiry from Paris
to the New York post Office brought con-
frmation of the fact that the mailbag had
been put aboard the ship at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
VIII Oppose Channel Tube.

LONDON. March 21.-Answering a aues-
ton Of Lord Rosebery, liberal. in the
house Of lords today, the Earl of Crewe.
lord president Of the council. said that
the government Intended. IN the public In
terest. to oppose the passage OF the cham
mel tunnel bin providing for q submarine
tubs between England and France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Back From Boston.

Gen. Bell. chief OF stan; Col Weaver.
sistant chief of artillery, and Capt.
Wright of the general staff. returned here
this afternoon from Boston. where they
inspected the harbor defenses and conferred
with the officers of the Massachusetts mill
tia in regard to the summer maneuyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
FLAMES SWEPT PLANT
HARD FIGHT TO SAVE REFINERY
FROM DESTRUCTION.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 21-The
immense plant of the Atlantic Refining
Company at Point Breeze was swept by
flames today and firemen had stern battle
to save the big yard from total destruction.
The fire ragged in four separate buildings,
and fearful that sparks would communicate
to the three large gas tanks of the U. G. l..
a short distance away, tons of water were
thrown in the air to form a sheet between
the tanks and the fire. Four buildings were
destroyed.
The fire started in the paraff1n wax build
ing, near 35th and Ritner streets, and Is
supposed to have been due to crossed cleo
trio wires. A foothold once gained among
the iif1ammable wax the flames spread with
the rapidity of lightning throughout the
buildings. 1t swept from end to end OF the
large four-story brick structure in less than
three minutes.
Employees Fight Futile.
A Waterman turned in alarm and the
employees of the company got out their own
fire-fghting apparatus. Their fight was a
futile one. In five minutes the building
could not be seen for the shooting flames
which enveloped it on all sides, and when
the city firemen arrived they recognized
the uselessness Of contending with the
flames there. They turned their attention
to the protection of surrounding property.
Across the railroad tracks from the wax
building was the structure known as the
barreling building. Here were eighteen
tanks, each tank containing 1000 barrels Of
lubricating OIL
Sparks began to rain on thereof Of this
building, and orders were given by Chief
Baxter of the fire department to let the
oil in these tanks run out. ditch was
dug underneath the railroad tracks and a
path made for the Oil. The spigots were
turned on and the oil allowed to run into
the ditch. 1t was not long after this pre-
caution was taken that this building, too,
was in flames.
Flying Sparks Spread Flames.
strong north wind was blowing. and
the sparks were driven far across the
tracks. In their path stood the new brick
office building into which almost all the
records of the company had been placed.
The fire found material to feed it here, and
in a short time the new building was in
ruins.
No sooner had this building been wiped
out than the fremen were called to fight
a fire in the old frame office building They
found themselves helpless here. What re-
manned of the records of the company were
destroyed, and the old Office building was
eaten up as quickly though 1t were
a tart in the hands of a small boy.
The filtering building caught fire and all
the crude oil which was awaiting filtration
was run out of the tanks In this building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Goddard Still Leads.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. March 2l-The
forty-flrst ballot of the Rhode Island
legislature for United States senator. taken
today. resulted as follows: Goddard. 40;
Colt, 81; Wetmore, %; Utter. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Fireman Killed in Wreck.
pecial Dispatch to The star.

RICHMOND. Va, March 21--A west
ern- bound passenger train on the Nor
folk and Western railroad ran into an
open switch at Crewe. Va, at noon and
was badly wrecked. Fireman T. H.
Brown was instantly killed and Engineer
T. X. Pond was fatally injured. Early
reports say that no passengers were se-
riously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Raisuli Will Join Pretender.

TANGIER, March 21.-It has been as
and a camel train conveying his personal
effects and booty, is now on his way to
Join the pretender to the Moroccan throne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

esiness once Ilth Street Pennsylvania Avenue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
Ponce

Como de costumbre, mas mu-
do que una estatua, el senor Car
cia Sc mueve constantelnente Ell su
asiento como 81 este tuviera alfle-
res. Un observador Sc fla y dice
a nuestra espalda: lEs que el sill6n
lie queda grande a Gatcia9
lie toca el turno al informe del
Alcalde sobre el CAIRO de basuras,
y Catala, que lleva siempre la voz
contante apoyado por don Manolo,
manifesto que ese es asunto one Sc
ventilara Ell los Tribunales y que
entire tanto, Sc suplique al Tenien.
(ConfisG4 en- Ia p4gina So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
De TOVAS parties
Amenazas violentas en-
contra de los extran-
jerOs Ell Honduras.
SlTUAC!QN GRAVE
Revuelta entire los plratas del
Golfo de Tonkin I'm
misionero herldo.
SlTUAC!ON GRAVE

Dicen de Puerto Cortes, Hon
duras, que amenazas vlolentaS con-
ira los extranjeros, especlalmente
contra los americanos, deSpues de
la partida de los cananeros america
nor que vigilan actuallnente las cos
tas de Honduras, han dado orlgen
a una investigation dirigida por el
comandante Fullam, De Ia caiione-
ra aMariettao. La situaci0n parcce
seria.
Ha estallado una revuelta
Ell Wei-Chou, situ;,do 50 mlllas al
Sur de Pakhoi. Wei-Ghou s. el
refugio de los piratas del gollo de
Tonkin
Tn telegvama de Hong Kong
dice que Mr.. Pollard, misionero
metodista en- Cham Tuas h' sido
nlaltratado por los chlnos. Tlene
uu pulm6n 4travesado por una
lanza, Los misioneros de los dis
tritos de Swatow y Pakhoi Sc retu-
gian Ell Hon Kong.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
DESDE 7OA-ALTA
Las tradicionales fies-
tas de los aVelorios
de Cruzo.-Ultimo.
SONORA ClPRIANA
Lo que Sc reparte en- dichas
6estas --DulceS horcha-
lts, cerveza, etc.
SENORA CIPRIANA
Aqui tambien Sc celebran sus

Aqui tambiGn Sc celebran su.
avelorios de cruz.n
Aquellos ovelorios de cruzo que
sofia desc1ibir acknowledgements, cor
Su musa festiva, excitando a la hila-
ridad, nuestro viejo amigo el distin
guido llterato don Manuel Fernan-
dez Juncos, d quien tanto le deben
las letras puertorriquenas, dicho sea
de paso.
Los que mas llaman la atencion
por su seriedad y por el gusto ar
tistico en- la colocaci0n de flores y
objetos, son los de la senora Cipria-
ma, morena, de alguna edad, que
todos respetamos y queremos por
sus virtudes.
Prlmero falta una estrella del
cielo que dejar ella esa fiesta, que
Celebra anualmente, como una de-
voci6n que Sc ha impuesto, contain
do con el concurso fervoroso de
otros devotos y con algunos amigos.
Anoche fue la Ultima de dicha
fiesta, donde, como siempre, vimos
orden y compostura.
Los emuchachoso capeados Sc
condujeron como buenos, aportan-
do con esplendidez y generosidad
su contingente de dulces y refres-
COS que juzgaron oportunos para
los oblieados obsequios.
ESQ hastl aqui NADIA de parti-
cular tlene porque es 10 natural, 10
Corrlente, 10 que venimos obse1van-
do, con llgeras variantes, en- esa
cIaSe de feStlVldades, deSde que abrl-
mos los ojos al mundo, y cuentase
que va hace ratio de ese ocelebreO
acontecimiento. Tampoco entra en-
nuestro amino ejercitar la censura,
porque cada uno expresa sus senti-
mientos religiosos, que siempre res
petamos, conforme a su grado de
cultura intellectual y q la clase de
conciencia que tenga.
Lo curioso, 10 admirable, 10 que
aun nos tiene en- el estupor, fut el
ten6meno que ALI Sc ofrecio en- me
dio de tantas cruces y santos y de
aquella constellation de estrellas
que formaban los ojos de tantas mu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
NOTAS DE- .:YAUCO
Tn ratio en- la session ce-
lebrada Ell el Ayunta-
miento de este pueblo.
lCOMPRA De MEOICINAS
Grandes discusiones sin re-
sultado alguno. - Tempo
perdido miserablemt nte.

Tres y cuarto de la tarde,
Cinco ediles en- el salon, constitu-
yen quorum y dan principle a Ia
session. Ell secretario lee el acta
que por 10 larga parece que fastidia
q don Manolo, quien manda sus-
penden la lata dandola por buena.
Entra al salon y toma asiento entire
el puhlico el senior Vivaldi. El Pre-
sidente del partido republican, Sc
nor Catala, 10 mira y Sc sonrie.
Ell CONCEAL seior Ortiz pro-
pone Sc traten los asuntoS de ma
yor importancia y Sc levante prom
to la session aunque haya que con-
tinuarla mafana, purque su com
paiiero el sefor Ramos va de viaje
y necesita retirarse.
FL Presidente dice que pensa-
ba macharse a la altura, pero que
Sc quedaria 81 era necesario para
continuar la session al dfa siguiente,
que piensa retirarse en- breve del
concejoy hasta de ALA abajo (seiia-
lando para la Logia.)
Ortiz dice que tambien ael de-
ben buscarle sustituto.
Catala pregunta 81 hay algln
veto 8 recommendation del alcalde
para t:ata:lo CT pine: G.Nino
Ell sccretario da cuenta de una
communication del Alcalde en- que
suplica al concejo nombre una CO.
mission que discuta con ei y re-
suelva dehnitivamente el nombra-
lniente de tesorerO municipal.
Catala Sc opone y manifesto
que huelga el nombl amiento de es a
comisiou toda vez que, el Alcalde
e.ta empehado en- cubrir esa plaza
con un unionista 8 uu republicapo
puro y ellos, que constltuyen un
concejo municipal republican,, no
pueden consentirlo. Don Manolo
apoya a Catala, y este reforzado
por su companero exclama enfati-
camente: "Antes que aprobar 81
nombramiento dc uu unionista 8
royista para empleado del munich
pio, me del colgar de un quenepo
de la plaza. Parece que Francis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
uOTAS EXTRANJ[RAS
Entrevista de don Tu-
1ie LarrinaGa con Ell
presidente Roosevelt.
{ CAFE De PTO-RICO
Pabell6n especial de Geor-
gia, en- Ia Gran Exposl.
ci6n de Jamestown.
!, CAFE De PTO-RICO

Washington, JUNO 9.-El Sc
nor Tulio Larrinaga, delegado de
Puerto Rico, Sc apersono hoy en- la
Casa Blanca, donde tuvo una larga
entrevista con el presidente Roos-
evelt con motive del proposito del
gobierno frances de aplicar la tari-
ia maxima 4 los cafes de Puerto
Rico.
Los franceses han sido siempre
los nejores clientes de Puerto Rico
para el cafe y los habitantes de esa
isla encuentran mayor provecho en-
viando 4 Francia eSe producto,
que expidi6ndolo con franquicias
para New York. La eXplicaci6n de
este hecho es que los franceses es-
tan habituados al cafe de Puerto
Rico y 10 pagan a un precio eleva-
do, mientras que en- Norte Amerl-
ca no es mas apreciado que el del
Rio.
El estudio de este aSunto ha
sido confado a los cuidados del Sc
eretario de Estado Root.
FL dia II de este mes el presi-
dente Roosevelt hizo su segunda vi
sta la Exposition de Jamestown,
con motive del Georgia Day,S Sc
habia Gj1do Para cetc IN a 'rcu-
gur4cion del pabellon especial de
Georgia en- la Exposition y en- ho-
nor de la madre del ptesldente, qulen
naci6 y contraio maHincnio en-
Georgia. Es una reproduction
exacta de ID casa donde naclo Nine.
Roo ,evel,. Inlnediatameute des-
puk el presidente pas6 en- revista d
las ;,otencias xtr4njeraS, reprcsen-
tadas por bA coz de guerra. Son
kstas Austria Hungria, Brasil,
Fraucia, Italia, Holanda y Portu-
gal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
TQnd, Castillo lsdo
Abogado Insular.
Eierce en- todas las Cortes.
PONCE, P. r.

chachas bonitas, escudTiHando has
ia los sccretos mas r-condi,os del
coraz0n.
Nada menos que ocatorceo ac-
t-llas de cerveza, notrda de crlna
de cacao, ealgunas de anisD J 'va-
riosD paquetes de dulces, volaron
no Sc sabe de que manera, quedan-
dose a aboca secao no pocos de los
convidados y la mayoria de los in
trusos que fueron con la pladosa
intencion de mojarla.
Consultando este fenomeno GU
rioso y extraiio con un ardlente
partidario de Kardell, fuerte ell ma
terias psiquicas, nos sostuvo a pie
juntillas, nque todo ESQ era obra
de los espiritus.
LUCAS GOMEZ.
JUNO I6.I9o7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

quito padece de quenepomanfa, val
ga Ii Erase.
Queda por fin aprobada por
digo, por unanimidad, su PROPOSE,
cion sobre tesorero.
Ell CONCEAL senior Ramos no
sabe la hora que es, aunque tiene
reloj, y Sc dirije a Catala para
orientar>e. Este lie inforrra que
son las 4 y temien 10 perder el tren
de las S sale disparado del salon,
entrando en- ese momNto la o5fOya
del Ayuntalniento, en- traje de Sa-
llaberry que vino a ocupar su asien-
to.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

Con sus grdcias singulares
ella inspira los cantares
de gallardos trovadores
que la admiran
y deliran
requiriendola de amores
Ella es Dios Ell mi conciencia,
ella eS luz en- mi sendero
de esta rlspida existencia
yo la quiero,
yo la adore
cual avaro Su tesoro,
por su bella dentadura
de purisima blaucura;
por sus labios carmesies
que parecen dos rubles;
por los fulgidos destellos
que del Sol al ser besados
lanzau sie1npre sus cabellos
Rios, blondes, perfumados il.
Porque es ella
la mas bella
flor de carne de las flores
del jardin de mis- ensuenos,
y han podido sus encantos,
que son tantos,
darle vida vigorosa
a este pobre agonizante
que hoy resurge como el Fenix
y animoso y desahante
entra al Circo nuevamente
de emociones anhelante,
va a la lucha con denuedo,
y, optimista, va no siente
los desmayos que Ell las almas
causa el miedo;
busca triuufos,
busca palmas,
y olvidando sus dolores,
sus antiques sinsabores,
siente brios de coloso,
sieute vida, siente amores
'once.
CARMELo MARTINEZ ACOsTA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
u "a fs1I 3D. Ro P edrs

Nacantes las escuclas dc csta Muni-
cipa,tlad, sc avisa d los aspirantes que
deseen ser contratados eli el pr6Ximo aiio
sScolar para que envien sus solicitudes,
antes del dia IS del corriente, al Pres;-
dente de la Junta--Rio Piedras, unio &c
de Ieo7.--I.UIS GONZALEZ, Secrctario
de la Iunta EsColar IO-l. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
FLOR De CARNE

Guam hermosa y arrogante
es mi amada,
de mirada
sugestiva y dominate
De su bella dentatura
son las perlas
de purisima blancura,
y Sus labios carmesies
son rubles
tentadores
que conducen al inferno
de los tragicos amores
Son de orc
sus cabellos
perfumados,
que destellos
fulgurantes
lanzan siempre
que besados
son del astro que a Natura
da sus pompas deslumbrantes;
y, en- sus ojos,
Sc vislumbran egrupadas
cuando miran sin enojos,
las primicias
de caricias
que, 81 causan sinsabores
forman siempre los encantos,
los encantos triunfadores
que seducen,
y producer
el amor de los amores ...
CauSa ella,
por 10 bella,
hondas penas a las rosas
mas lozanas y preciosaS;
y Ia angelica blancura
de su CUTS, es tan pura,
que los lirios
crvidiosos
ii, mblan triStes al mirarIa.
y SC muestran luborosos
Dc envidiarla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pare Ponce
jsu naQuina no sscrIbe bIeNE

Pues, por un precio m6dico Sc
le compone mandandola a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia y Sc Gambia cualquiera pieza por
otra nueva 81 fuere necesario. Di-
rfjase la correspondence al senor
NJ. NJ. P o. Box 441.-Marcellno
Mirabal. San Jose II, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
GRAN HOteIieStauant '1NGLA1ERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Teluan 10y 12'-Cruz ; y FOrtaleza d

Constuda expresamene para Hotel Cpacdad para pasaeos
suaci6n mas cntca Vstas la bahia las cales de Tuan Cruz
Fortalez E mas fresco vntado de capital FL comedo de
deparamentos Independence amilas
Agosto ge del po de las omda sstema
gsto pasaero Ten de de uo INTERPRETERS
aduo igua de los demas Hotee Sc hacen abonOs
manales.
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