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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-29

cuaDdo repuesto el pdblico de Ia primera
impression de panico, tornaba al lugar del
suceso para daTse cuenta de 10 ocurrido,
acudieron fuerzaB de Beguridad de la
guardia civil.
Entonces algunos, llevados tai vez por
ell sentimiento de protesta por la indefen
sion del p6blico ante aestoB atentadog, hi
cieron algunas demostTaciones de desagra'
do. La guardia civil detuvo un sujeto
acusado de ser uno de los que protes
taban.
Ademas SO efectu6 tambi6n la detenci6n
de otro sujeto que infundi6 sospechas
Las dos detenidos fueron conducidos al
Cuartel de la guardia civil y mas tarde al
gobierno. "
Un empIeado de la carnicerfa modelo
sita en- Ia Rambla de las Flores llamado
Pierre Esquerre, acerc6se al gobernador
civil, en- cuanto esta autoridad lego al lu'
gar del suceso, manifestando que inmedia'
tamente despues de haber expIotado ia
bomba vic correr un sujeto que le in
fundi6 sospechaB.
Ell senior MaDzano dispuso que ell citado
dependiente reconocisra los dos detenidoB
que habfa en- el cuartel de la Rambla, CO.
mo asf Sc efectu6.
En- ninguno de los dos reconcile al in
dividuo BospeChoso ..
Tambi6n fu6 detenido ell compafierO del
helido, llamado Jose Caura.
A los periodistas que concurren al CO.
bierno manifest6leR 81 gohernador que, de
acuerdo con Ell gobieTno, ofrecfa 5000 pc
Betas al que descubTiese Ell autor del atenta-
do de aver.
Sc guaTda absolute reseFvR acerca de
las diIigencias judiciales practicadas
FL dnico detenido que ha sido puesto
disposition del juzgado, eB 81 heridO BENZ
to Llop
Pero seg6n 80 aBeguraba anoche, parece
que no resulta ningdn cargo contra 81 =
que SO van desvaneciendo las BoBpechas
que en- un principle inspire.
Estas fueron dsbidas principalmeute &
Ia afrmaci6n hecha por IN agente de que
era conocido como anarquista; pero des.
pu6s Se averigu6 que este aserto resultaba
infundado, hijo de una confusion de nom
bre, pues 81 que fgura en- el regiStro de
anRrquistas es IN tai Llorch, de Begundo
apellido, natural tambi6n de Fabara.
Detatles. -AUna de las causaB que mas
contribuyeron fomantar Ii alRrma, en-
los primerOs momentOr, fueron las noticiag
exageradag que ss recibieron en- vaEios
estsblecimientos benefcoB, asegurando que
los heridos por la explosion eTan en- gran
n6mero.
Con tai motivo salieron de dichos egta-
blecimientos varias camilIas, que 81 ser
viatas por 81 pdblico dieron lugar que
este creyese On Ia mayor msgnitud de Ia
desgracis.
Tsmbien Ia vApera de Noche BuenR fue
hallada en- Ia escalerilla de una casR de Ia
misma Rambla de las Flores, otra bomba
que afortunadamente, no lego hacer ex-
plosi6n.
La impression que estos heChos han eau
sado en- la Ciudad Condal, es profundfsi.
ma, habiendo clio COnmnvido ca gran ma
nera aquslla sociedad
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[ OS TERRORISTAS
CataIaneS.
Las hOmba que sstaIl6 en- Ia FambIa
de las flores.
Formidable dstORasldn partI6 del urInarIO euls
tsnte On dIGha Via.

Barcelona, Espa1a, diciembre 26.19O6.
-Sorprendiendo Las muchas personals
que esperaban no volverfa estallar Otra
bomba 10 menos hasta ma1ana, despues
de la del dia "a, result6 que tambi6n Ia
hubo aver, en- 81 lugar va traditional, 8
sea la Rambla de las Bombas (antes de
Flores.
La de aver, por otra parte, no fu6 una
bomba como la del dfa q, paseada por las
GALES de Barcelona una porci6n de horas;
6sta, de haber explotado hubiera product
do horrorfsimos estragos, mieutraa que de
la de aver solo resultaron IN herido al pa
recer grave, varios contusos 8 infnidad de-
ataques nerviosos.
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..lya eargansnto aa nadsras.

La "Compa1fa industrial de Santurce"
acaba de recibir IN extenso variado sur
lido de maderas para construction que
Iealizan q pFecios m6di5oS. CuartoneS cepi'
llados por cuatro carag, tabloncillo cepilla.
do una cara; silen bocelado para techos;
tablas cepilladas 4 una cara; alfsjfas, ta-
bias en- brute, tablones y vigas. El total
de pies es de 629,O85.
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Una resolution del Supreme.

La siguiente communication hemos reci.
bido hoy:
f'El Tribunal Supreme en- session de este
dia, acuerda modifcar la regla so del
Reglamen4o de este Tribunal para que en-
10 Bu6esivo sc entienda redactada en- la
siguiente forma:
/ a'5O.-La transcripci64 de autos en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-29
DIfICuItadsS para GrpOrtar,

I'm industrial de Cagtias EMBARGO hoy
para los Estados Unidos 100000 cigarroB.
Hay alrededor de medic million mas,
que por falta de envases no han podido
exportsrse.
Las demas fabricas de la isla estdn en-
las mismas condolences.
No Sc encuentra MADEIRA baStante y este
hace que las fabricas hayan disminuido 81
trabaio,
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ENFERMO.

Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA nuestro
estimado compatriota don Pedro de Eliza.
buru, Becretario de la comisi6n coodifca.
dora.
Deseamos el reFtablecimiento del buen
amigo distinguido unionista.
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Ante Ia COrts Civil.

Aver durante todo el dia la Corte Civil
estuvO ocupada en- el iuicio oral del pleito
Beguido por Emilia Rios C6rdova contra
Manuel b. de Pena otros, en- reclama-
ci6n de herencia como hija legftima de
Santiago Rios ..t
Muchos testigos han declarado en-
este juicio, en- su mayor parte ancianos,
reBpecto al caracter de hija legftima de
Santiago Rios que alega poseer, desde
hace tempo, Ia demandante.
81 juicio no ha teTminRdo, hoy por Ia
maiiana continuaba todavia.
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ENERGICA ACTITUD.
ante los nlOnQpO-
Iios en- Caguas.
FL pueblo Sc defiende ali De los que
pTetsnden expIOtaTIs.
PrInsI0s lrabaIOs dsl oanIis ds d0fsnsa.
(De naessrO eOrsspOnsaIl:

Enero 28.
El ccmit6 de defensa que Sc ha organi.
zado en- esta ciudad con el fin de defender
81 pueblo de monopolios de que viene sien-
4 victima, ha empezado 50 patri6tica la
boz.
AL dia Siguiente de haber Bido elegido
visit6 & todas las autoridades de Ia local..
dad, con el fin de darle cuenta de Bus pro.
pfsitos. Estaa 10 recibieron atentamente
yal mismo tempo le ofrecie1on 50 concur.
30.
De los que componen dicho Comite, soil
Citaron, cuatro de ellos, Ia autoridad de
poder Bervir de auxiliares los inspecto-
res de sanidad, ID que les fu6 concedido:
de 10 que result6, que el dia siguiente la
leche SO vendiers perfection, con la ac-
tividad que demostraron en- sus investiga
clones.
Estos individuos son: 81 presidente del
comite don Jose de Ia Tore, don Eduar'
do Rodriguez Diaz don Miguel Orabona,
y don Acisclo Sanchez, todos hijos aman.
tisimos del pueblo y que Biempre han Sabi'
do trabaiar con entusiasmo por Ia rel.
Vindicaci6n de los usurpados dereChos del
pueblo.
AL mismo tempo fu6 redactada uns
hoja suelta que vic la ley pdblica, Ia cual
fFmada por 81 comit6 refejaba una cUl-
tuFa digna de alabanza.
Mas tarde Sc organize en- el dia del do.
mingo las de la tarde, una solemne
manifestation que Tecorri6 todaS las GALES
de Ia ciudad, gritando: ''abajo 81 monopo
lio'' y con estandarte que decfa:
sPueblo: Ell monopolio de Ia carne, de
Ia leche 81 pan desaparecer6 81 to nos
ayudas'
De esta manifestation resuIt6 un egpl6n.
dido meeting en el que tomaron parte de-
sarrollando ideas grandfsimas los hJos del
pueblo Jose de la Tore, Eduardo Rodri'
guez Dfaz, Miguel Orabona, Pablo Vega
Santos, Jose Ferrer Ferrer, cerrando
81 acto con consideraciones extremadaS pa
81 pueblo Limo Rosario Rosado. Todo
estuvo ordenado = Ia policfa no perdi6 nj
nm .instante siquiera sunoble atenci6n y
cello haBta que no termin6 dicho meeting.
Tambi6n en- el mismo dia, fu6 ceIebra.
da una espl6ndida asamblea de obreros,
en- los salones de la sociedad Ia "Lira"
con obieto de afliarsa bs:o los auspicios
do 10 in%opno oS0no1 SrSoo
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Las grandes maravosas propedades t6nicas reconst
tuyentes de la Ozomusion demuesan prontaente Dor
buenos resultados en- casos de
Tos ReSfradoS La Grippe Bronquitis, TfSis, Pull
mOnia, Anemia. Malaria, RaqutSmo, etc.
Los elementos que Contiene para creacon de sangre
pura para reconstur los edos gasados devolver las
fuerzas perddas hacen de ella gran mecnaaImento
Sc obene los meores resuados desde las prmeras osis
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gratitud, 10 que no pudo hacer por falta
de tempo, va que sus deberes le reclaman
regresar So destino.
Queda complacido
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lei correo de'los Estadoa Unidos lie.
70 hoy 81 EscOs de correspondence.
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p Da que empiece tOmar a O1omndn emperard
La SaIud DoVueIta
por Medic del NueVo Alimenfo.

Previene las Enfermedades proonga Ia Vida Existe
soaente Emulsion pose las verdaderas Propedades
CONSTITUENCIES para reponer los ssemas debes fos de
vtaldad ese medicamento lleva el nombre de
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Trsje de Sarga, azuI oscuro
PARACABALLEROS. SlO.5O
Lo REM1TnIos Y. PAeAMos ToDos los eAsros.

Lo REMTTINIOs Y PAGAMos TODOs Los GAsTOs.
h de este trae orma derecha, hecho de
superior caidad mucha consistenca peso mediano db
diagonal, color competamente frme hecho al eslo
los orros de ea Venecana cerda
eqo para nacer que e. saco enae a perfection En- la
exactamente igua los que venden cuaquiera
parte por $780,
nvenos enseguida Ia medda de su altura la del pecho
(sObre chalecO ancho cntura entrepena $050
e remitiremos este heTmoso divide
pagamos todos los gastos remission S
cuentra trae entalla perectamente
verdadea dicho preco puede devoyrnos
10 nOsotrOs lie reembolsaremos dnero.
scribanos Embellishments pdiendo gran cata-
ares de artfculos todas neas de mercancias pre-
0 p9. mas baratos que Otra parte.
era giro postal e vendran encualquera Ocina
UNITED MANUFACTURERS MAIL ORDER COMPANY.
127 FRONT ST. NEW-YoRK.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
FARMERS INSTITUTE COMMIT
TEES.

The committee on arrangements for
the farmers institute got busy last
night and selected the following sub.
committees:
Finance-G. w. Spencer, DR.. A. L.
Davis, Fred Pierce.
Invitation-Chas. Griffith, w. r.
Armstrong. ]. p. Lowell.
Entertainment and Grounds-Frank
Eldredge, w. S. Pickerill, T. s. Par.
sons
Program-E. Buchanan, Dr. A. l.,
Davis, Harry Jackson, w. II. Arm
strong.
Advertising-Hary Jackson. w. r
Armstrong, f. Buchanan.
Reception-C. e. Mcconnell, Chas
Pearson, w. r. Maloy, Il. Gaines, F.
w. Kroeger, Fred Olbert, Henry Slade
l.. C. Jaliway, Harry Jackson r. E
Sloan, Thos. Graden, d, Mclean, S. w
Pingrey, G, T. Vandegrift, N. F. Cooke
II. McCloud, Philip Craig. VIM. Mason
A. p. Camp, Geo. Raymond, o. F
Boyle, w. C. Chapman, j. S. d. Hop
lSins, j. w. Turner, Geo. Allen. A
Kuebler, A. J. Chitwood, John r. Ball
j. w. Morgan, John Farrell, Dan
Thornton, w. G. White, John Waters
John Casey, w. w. Parshall, F. r.
Graham, Geo. c. Logan. G. e. William.
son, II. Charlton. Frank Goodman.
Ladies' Reception-Mrs. Harry Jack
son, Mrs. T. A. Kerr, Mrs. p Hand
Mrs. Il. Buchanan, Mrs. Frank Acres
Mrs. Henry Acres, Mrs. j. p. Lowell
Mrs. w. r. Armstrong. Mrs. II. C
Turrell, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. o. f
Boyle, Mrs. l.. c. JalSway. Mrs. J. G.
Copeland, Mrs. W. C. Chapman, Miss
Eva Weightman, Mrs. j. W. Turner
Mrs. John R. Ball, Mrs. F. S. Balster
Mrs. J. l.. Parsons, Mrs. X. Pulford
Mrs. r McCloud. Miss Hattie Mash
burn. Mrs. w. G. White, Mrs. A. Hahn
The finance, advertising. entertain
ment, invitation and program com
mittees will now get busy and lay
the plans for making the institute an
affair long TO be remembered.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office, Durango,
Colo, July s, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Balentin Sc
ma, contestant against Calvin b. Thomp-
son, entry No. 1896, made October 2,
1905. for Sc. a of S.W. a section "a,
Il. " of NV 4 and NE. 4 of S.W.
by Balentin Sena, contestee, in whi III
it is alleged that said entryman, Calvin
b. Thompson, has never established
his residence on said land; that he
has never cultivated nor improved the
same as required by law; that he has
wholly abandoned said tract and fail
cupy said premises for period OF
more than six months last passed;
that the said land was entered by
said entryman for speculative purposes
and not in good faith for the purpose
of making it his hon,e.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
n. m. on August 21, 1907, before the
register and receiver at the United
States land office In Durango, Colo.
The said contestant having. in Il
proper affidavit, filed July 8, 1907. set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this no
tice can not be made. 1t is hereby
ordered and directed that such NOTICE
be given by due and proper publlca-
tion.
+. G. PERKINS, Register.
First publication July IL.
Last publication August 15.s
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
WHAT WILL WE DO WITH THE
SURPLUS?

Is the treasury surplus going to
rise up to bother us again, as 1t did a
quarter of century ago? Possibly it
Will The final figures show that for
the fiscal year which ended ON June
30, 1907, the governments income ex.
ceeded its outgo to the extent OF sS7,.
100000. This Is the largest surplus
since 1902 when 1t was $4,000 900.
Since 1902 there We're two years with
deficits, and in the other years the
margins on the right side of the ac-
count were comparatively small The
expenditures of the government are
naturally increasing with the growth
of the country's population wealth
and general business activities. But
the receipts are expanding much
faster. Both movements have been
foreseen, though each has passed the
line predicted by any of the prophets
The best that Secretary Shaw. last
December, could see in the shape of q
surplus at the end of June, 1907. was
s5s,000,0O0 He was $29. 900. 900
under the mark.
AT the beginning of President Ar.
thurs administration the big treasury
surpluses began, and they remained
to trouble presidents and heads of the
treasury for many years. The excess
of receipts over expenditures was
s100,000.o0O for 1891, $l45, 100000 for
1922. sl33, 100000 for 1883. and s1Ol..
100000 for 1884. Those were years
of the Arthur regime. For the years
of Cleveland's first presidency the sur
piuses ranged from s63 900, 900 at the
beginning to slil.000.0OO at the end.
Then under Harrison there was de
cline, s9,o00000 being the margin in
1892, the last complete year of the
Harrison administration. Deficits came
on in Cleveland's second term, and
remained until two years after he left
office. Part of these fluctuations Were
due to tariff changes. The Republi.
cans cut In the tariff In 1888, under
Arthur. reduced the receipts mt the
custom house. and brought the inter
ma ltaxes down, and this made the
surplus shrink from the unprecedent ID
S1d5, 900 and $133 .00O. 900 totals o.
1882 and 1883, respectively. The Re
publicans cut In sugar duties in 1890
sent the surplus sharply downward At
that time, and then the Democratic
victory OF 1892 and the Democratic
panic of 1898 caused the deficits. The
tariff tinkering of 1894 under Cleve-
land was unwise. but 1t was not MS
linwise as 1t would have been II Cleve-
land and his friend Wilson, OF the
ways and means committee. could have
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fixed mp the tariff TO suit themselves.
Naturally. the Cuban war. which came
before the Republicans had been IN
power year under their renewed
lease of. sway. sent expenditures up,
and continued the deficits for year
or tTo. Later. on the reduction of the
Cuban war taxes of 1898, coupled with
the increase in the expenditures of
the government, caused n treasury
shortage in 1904 and 1905, but now
we are on the up grade again in
surpluses.
But the snrpluses which can come
in the near future can not give us any
thing like the trouble that those of n
quarter of century ago caused. There
are more ways of spending money
legitimately and profitably for the
country now than offered themselves
then. The improvement of the coun.
| try's internal waterways is something
| which will appeal to the lawmakers
when they meet in Washington next
| winter. During President Arthur's
days the big rivers of the west had
not sunk to their recent low estate.
| A considerable portion of the traffic
| Of the Mississippi valley was handled
by the valleys waterways in the days
Of the big treasury surpluses of the
Of the early sos. To meet modern de
mands a somewhat greater depth o.
| river is needed now than was needed
twenty or thirty years ago, whereas
under the governments neglect, the
rivers are in worse shape to handle
any traffic than they were in the
earlier days of railroad competition
There Is a chance that Mr.. Roosevelt's
recently created internal waterway
commission may revise some compre
hensive plan of river improvement
which will secure the favor of con
gress and give the west and the coun
try the relief which they seek. A
good many millions of the surplu!
could be proftably expended in put
ting the Mississippi and its principa
tributaries into shape to handle th'
business which would be offered t.
them. The interest-bearing debt o
$500 100000 at the beginning of thu
governments financial year 1908 is I
big drop from the sl.400,000,0oo o
the early part of Arthur's presidency
There is no urgent necessity for cut
ting this debt down much farther a
present, while there is a decided!
urgent need of putting some of tn,
surplus into river improvements.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
BECOMING ACQUAINTED.

Senator Gusgenheim is posting him
self upon the needs of Colorado in
order that he may go to Washington
and be in position to work for Colo
RADIO with full personal knowledge of
every section. A couple of weeks ago
he spent some time in the Grand June.
tion section. taking In the agricultural
districts along the Grand, also in and
around Montrose. Later he visited the
San Luis valley, Alamosa, Monte Vista.
Del Norte, La lara, Antonita aud other
towns in the valley. using automo.
biles In order TO see more of the
resources and true conditions of the
farmers and stock growers. The Her.
aid editor was on the same train with
the senator coming from Denver to
Alamosa and enjoyed n long conver-
sation regarding his general plans.
Senator Guggenheim says II is his
intention of visiting every section of
the state before the convening of con
gress. He is first taking In the agri-
cultural sections and later will visit
the mining camps. He will visit Du-
range and look over La Plata county
In August or September. also Silver
ton, the great Montezuma valley, Tell.
uride and Ouray. The senator keeps
two secretaries-one In Denver and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
THE STREETS OF NEW
YORK" LAST NIGHT

The production of the Streets of
New York at Red Men hall was
greeted by a small but enthusiastic
audience and that they fully appre-
ciated and enjoyed the performance
was evidence by the generous ap-
plause that was given. There was
not a weak character in the cast In
fact, each one was exceptionally
strong. in their respective parts.
To make special mention Of any par
ticular one, without mentioning all
would be an injustice to those not
mentioned. We have heard no word
Of condemnation or dissatisfaction. On
the contrary praise is given generous
IS and the universal expression Is that
il was as well rendered as any shoX
ever given in Durango and far ahead
CT those given by many travelling com
panies.
That IT was a home talent company
tion of the play is not an easy task
| for a professional company deferred
| many from going. After the success
| OF last night the company will be as
| sured crowded house at any per.
formance it may give. The members
| OF the company worked hard for two
months to make it a success and that
they succeeded is proved by the ex
pressions of satisfaction heard on ev
cry hand today.
Two more plays are now under con
sideration and parts will be assigned
at as early date as possible, but nc
play will be put on until every mem
ber has his or her part thoroughly
committed and every detail of stage
work perfect.
The cast of characters follow:
Gideon Bloodgood. =. q. H. j. Hechtmar
Mark Livingstone. C. d. Vandenberl
Paul Fairweather ...... Lloyd Smitf
Captain Fairweather ...Jesse Hooker
Puffy, the Baker ..... Wallace Wilson
| Dan ..............., -. tiockel
Edwards ...........W w. w. Smitl
Badger Sullivan
Aida ....... Mrs. C. d. Vandenbers
Mrs. Fairweather. Mrs Luella Smitl
Mrs. Puffy. ......... Mrs. F. f. Macy
Lucy .......... Babe Mathe
The specialties by Miss Mather wer'
exceptionally fine and brought dow
the house every time. She almos
exhausted herself responding to en-
cores.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert Land, Final Proof.

United States Land Office. Durango
Colo, July 3. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Georgs
C. Morgan, postolfice of Pendleton, N
NJ. has filed notice of intention Ia
make proof on his desert land claim
No. 2oi. for the lots 3S and 43 of section
3, township SO north, range 13 west
N. NJ. p. NJ, before the register and
receiver of the United States Land
office at Durango Colo. on Friday. the
10th day of August, 1907.
He names the following witnesses 20
prove complete irrigation and reclama.
ton of said land:
Lawrence Stambaugh and Dennis ID.
Helton. of Pendleton, N. NJ; David
Lewis and Joseph Powell of Porter. La
Plata county, Colorado.
f. c. PERKINS, Register.
First publication July II.
Last publication August Is.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11

On the oath of this month the San
Juan Pioneers association will meet in
annual session at Antonito and tie
people of that town are making great
preparations TO entertain them right
royalty. At these gatherings the liv-
ing renew friendships. reverence the
memory of departed ones. Every mem
Der should make arrangements to at
tend If it is possible to do SO. Like
the ranks of the veterans in blue the
old San Juaners are departing one by
one to the great beyond and soon there
will be none left but those who were
too young to do much toward the
building of the empire of the San
Juan.