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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-17
una SOGIEOAD RNO-
nina tratase de
fundar en- Aqua
diIla.
GTandeS CantldadeS de IimOneS Ver-
deS Sc expOTtan para ell extran-
jGrO.
In gran Cargamsnt0 Dc MADEIRA de NusVa EsGOCIa,
50 ha TGGlhId0 pOr Ia casa Sanders, PHI
Ippl Co..
Ode maestro cOrTespOnsaJ)

Junio 15-Ayar estuvo en- esta ciudai
el jefe director de Ia "Sucrerie Csntrale de
ColOso" en- negotiation de compra de Ia
mSquina de fAbricar hielo que en- esta ciu.
dad posee el sefior don Pedro Reichard y
que en- la actuaIidad no le preeta Bervicio
alguno.
-Hace dias Be ha dado principle en-
eata pobIaci6n los ejercicios de los poll
cias iusuIares que habrSn de concurrir
la psrada del de julio sn Ia ciudad de
San Juan. Con este motive todas los tar.
des v6se al captain senior Fernandez Mater
instruyendo en- elercicio & una legion. de
policfas que no excsden de so.
-Tratase en- esta Ciudad de formaE una
Sociedad su6nima para Ia exploitation de
la iudastria del hielo.
--Ss han recibido en- la biblioteca del
Circulo de "San Carlos" de aqui, uu gran
nGmero de pieCeaitas c6micas las que pom.
dr6nEe en- eScsna en- las veladRs que dichO
centric social prepaEa para este mes.
"A &leE de este mes 90 prOcedera al
balance de- Ia compafifR azuCarera Central
''Coloso" de estR ciudad.
Los pasajeros que diario vienen de
LareB San Sebastian q ests ciudad ae
Borprenden con sobraoa Taz0n de cue ell
1nico trozo que exiAte en- NAL estado en-
todo el trsyecto del visjs aludido es 81 Pc
dazo desde Ia espiral dc la calle del Pro
greso absjo hasta ell puente que aquf de-
nominan de don Limo.
--Actualmente se embsrCan p0r el puer-
to de esta ciudRd para los EstadoB Unidos
grandea cantidades de limones verdes.
I'm gran cargsmento de MADEIRA ha
recibido en- estos dias de Nueva Escocia
Conducida eAta ciudad por IN beTgsntin
americana anclado en- este puerto, la i'm
portsnte casa comercial de eata eiudad
ISLANDERS, Philippi'y CO...
EN- esta Ciudad han circulado los pro-
gfamas del afamadO circo "Pabellones"
que on breve nos visitaK6.
Attn no han llegado eBts ciudad las
bombas encargadaH para 81 prOyectado
pRrque de bomberos de aqu1,
a-PermsneCe 8du CerrRdo el Hospital
del Carmen" que existe On eSts ciudad
---AndnCiase para Ell dia 21 del coTrien.
to mes la clausurs de las escuelaE pGblicaE
en- ouyo dia dar6n comienzo las vacacioneE
de verano.
-Muy pronto quedar& tornado en- ests
poblaci6n un centric espiritista. Hase va
nolnbrado el comit6 directive presididc
por el Lcdo don Luis A. Torregrosa.
-Existen en- Ia playa de esta ciudad
un gran ndmero de bocoyes de miel que Ia
casa Sanders PhiIippi smbsrcsrd el vsni
dero sabado para los Estados UnidoB on
una goleta americana que en- eas dia arri
bar6 esta pOblaCi6n,
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Sc nos dice que con motivo de estarse
vendiendo sCtualmente los BoIaEeB de ''Ml'
ramsr" al prscio reducido de solares que
todavia no tienen accsSo q carretsrs, tan
pronto queden 6ltimados los caminos que
eI se1or Claudio tiene q Bu cargo, adqui'
rirSn dichos terrsnog un elevado precio,
cuando menos el dOble de su valor de hoy.
El sindicato dueno de "Miramar'' nos
partioipa que ha coDferido Ia sgsncia de
venta los sefiores Gordils Solomon y
aabemos que Sc han hecho numerosas ope'
raeiones en eBtos dias y que el pdblico de-
muestrR mucho inteT6s en- la adquisici6n
de Hitios para caBas de vivienda en- dicho
pintoresCo lugar.
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La bomba del POBRE usada por eI RICO
ARIETEs HIDRAULIcos eRIFE.,


ua uzndO ea de La msma Ell dc rios quebada
q, bombeada cuaquer
RFE ean
ado quebrada
80 pies de atuTa pie de caida del
cadau uno 10 ocose decentav
RIFE
e e ano sin cosar ncentavo
apGai6n aqueo
a au pobaone quinta cs
nar los bd general quier
ceite
MUCHA Aqua SIN COSTAR NADIA.
Information rdpida prsupusto gratis
JOSE ANTONIO BRUNO,
Ingenieo
Agne exclusive toda Ia hla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-17
PObIaCI6D GOmpaTaaa.

Puerto Rico items 277 habitanteB poE
milla cuadrada de supsrfcie.
Seg6n el cengo de poblaci6n hecho en-
Puerto Rico en- 1899, los habitanteB de Ia
isla alcanzabau 953, 243 repartidos en-
un area de 3.435 millas que dan 277 ha-
bitantsB por milla.
La densidad de pobfaci6n en- esta isle
resulta mayor que la de Espafia, Francia
y Estados de iowa. Virginia, Illinois.
Ohio, Pensilvanis, New York = New
Jersey, en- e. E. U. U. de America.
La mayor densidad de poblaci6n &c
meta en- Barbados que dd IN promedio de
1892 habitantss por miIla cuadrada.
Luego siguen EgiptO con $50, Java
o68, BsIgiea $780, Martinica 535. Neither
lands 426, Massachusetts $40, U. King
don 346, Islas WidMard 335, Jap6n 81,
Italia 294, Alemania $50. New Jersey
$50, China 266, Francia 186, Nsw York
153. Pensilvania 140, Ohio 102, EeBpa1a
96, Illinois Sc, Virginia AS Yowa 40.
para elsgir al nuevO COmite local upio.
niata,
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Entre puertOs.
OIstancIa en- mIllas de San Juan d dlstIRt0s
lRgTt0S.

Las siguientes distancias hay, en- millas,
entire el puerto de San Juan y OtrOS de
America y Europa'
Halifax 1854 Boston / 485, New York
1,407, Philadelphia 372, Baltimore
1 397, Savannah ! 1884, Galveston 1902,
N. Orleans $50, Vera Cruz 1,772, CO.
lon (Panama) 1,0O4, Habana 984. Liver.
poOl 8, 1898, London (via Plymouth) 812,
Hamburgo 131, Antwerp 1867, Havre
1862, Bordeaux 3,641, Gibraltar 1874,
Geneva 4, 2 o., N6poleB 4 $40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-17
CoNPOseIONEs De sONBREROs De sERORls

Ell PARIS BAzAR tiene 81 gusto de
participar 50 numerosa cliantela al pd'
blico ca general, que desds hoy, % hacen
toda claBe de Keformas compoaiciones de
BOmbTeTog de sefioras, estando enCargada#
de elias una safioTita de Ia casa. Los pre-.
clos Ber6n muy m6dicoR Paris Bazaar.
Pedro GiuEty. FoFtaleza "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-17
ANUNClO De SUBASTA
DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOR
Ofcimu del Superintendent de Obras
PMbLiooe. i.

Propcsiciones en- pliegos ceErados para
Ia adjudication en- pdblica subasts de $50
metros cdbicos, mas menos de piedra
tTiturada por Totes con destino la construc'
ci6n de La carretera de Mayagtiez, Las Ve'
gas, ga admitirSn en esta ofCins hasta
las 10 q. N. del dfa % de Junio de 1907
en- que se abEir6n p6bliCamente.
Todos los datos necssarioB Sc darSn en-
egta ofcina donda Be encuentFan de mani
fieeto todos los documentos que han de re-
CIR an la contrata } podran reCogsr los IL
citldores los modelos de prCposiciones que
han ds pEesentar.
La administration se EeBeTva el deFecho
de reChazar cualquiera tOdas las prOpo-
sicionea.
Por ordan del Comisionado del Interior,
J. j. Jsmenes, supeEintsndente Of Public
Works. San Juan, P. R., JuniO IA de
1907. n. 2
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT. OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs

da 10 de JUNO
de19O las de aa ser&n vendd los OTe
conbueon embards habeT Pgado
segdn pone Ley de Rem
Desrfp de Is PrOpiei
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Ceferno Avia so bohio barno Gusaaca
de la Munipaldad de Quebadlh 2454
Manuel Torres A y bario Cuebada 1922
Rita Coz 81 Quebrada 11TS
Manuel Cruz "a cuerdas bohO barro Cluebrada $50
Ia Municpalidad de EfadIio 148O
deles expedntes
/ de
ubasada popedad
verified 1907
(FirmadO) Bentez Collector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-17

Sc VENDEN. Un iuego para uaIa
de beiuco, uns c0naola y otroa mushles
baEatiaimoa, San FEaneiaCo 62 hsiOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-17

En- eata imprenta Be vende papal de Pc
ri6dico vieio ( a2.00loH 46 kilol (Na qaia.
tabl
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Connecticut western news., 1907-05-23
CLAYTON

J.B. Tinker went to New York Mon day.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss of West field have gone to work for c. A. Wey- mouth.
 Mrs. k. M Castle returned to New York Monday.
 James R. Campbell has resigned his position with the Hadsell Lime Go and gone to New York.
 Ezra Thompson went to Kent to spend Sunday.
 Luther Lindsay has returned to Hud- son, N. Y.
 Frank 0. Miller has purchased the Sheldon property ill Clayton.
 Rev. 0. N. Fitch of West Cornwall will preach here Sunday at 2:30
Connecticut western news., 1907-05-23

Mrs. Simon Williams IS Ill poor HedltIl.
 Mrs. Wilbur Pulver and Mrs. George Frink were ill Hartford Tuesday.
 Rodney Lowell of Amenia Union was in town Sunday.
 Mrs L. R. Holmes was in Millerton, N. Y, Monday.
 Charles Boyer has moved his family from Dublin street to Huntsville.
 Reuben Ford is moving to the Cran- dall house.
 Henry Benton has rented the Crandall farm.
 Miss Eva Jacklyn has been visiting Ill Winsted and Waterbury.
 Edward Heinz spent Saturday in Pittsfield.
 Mrs. 0. A. Matson of New York City is visiting his sister, Mrs. James Gruber.
 George Hall filed a petition in bank ruptcy early this week.
 George Ayres took load of antique furniture to Sheffield Saturday for l. F. Hornbeck.
 Judge Coley of Waterbury has been spending a few oays i'll town, angling for the speckled beauties.
 John Belden came from Hartford Sat urday to spend Sunday amid familiar scenes and faces.
 The mother of Mrs. M. D. Wells arrived Saturday from Chicago and will spend the summer on Wells Hlll-
 A party of five New Workers arrived Friday at the Hollenbeok club for few days fishing.
 The Ryder auction was pronounced s1oaaCo E,varytbipp was sold and for satisfactory prices. Edward Howe has been re-soiling his lawn and making other Improvements about his residence. Lloyd Brinton has discontinued agri- cultural pursuits and has gone to Dan- bury and entered the employ of florist. 1 Mrs. Dr. Coopernale of Bedford, N has been spending few days at C. E. Frink's and with other friends and rela- tives Ill town.
 Roscoe Brinton and Thomas Bartle played with the Lakeville base ball team against the Pine Plains team at Pine Plains Saturday.
 The Miner residence is being painted and papered inside and painted outside. It will be furnished throughout and rented to city people.
 Dr. Bracken, the Pittsfeld veterinarian was in town last week and purchased 2 horse of Daniel Scoyille. He drove Ii home Friday.
 It is now Deputy Sheriff I. P. Horn beck, the appointment having beer made last week by Sheriff-elect Lurking ton.
 Landlord Casey has had his force sticking up" the premises about the Inn and a marked improvement II appearance is the result.
 W.R. Hubbell has cut down severa old trees, widened his lawn and moved the fence so as to include a portion of the Miner lot which he recently pur- chased.
 Mrs. Skiff, Mrs. Willard, Rev. H. B Chown and MT. and Mrs. A. s. Davis are among those who have visited Dr Skiff at the House of Mercy during tht past few days. William Argall, the Falls Village am putator of hirsuite appendages, has beer , sick for a number of days and New } York barber has been shaving the Fall Village public in the meantime. Ell. Kilmer of New Haven has beer spending a few days with his sister, Mrs Ida Heath. MT. Kilmer,s face wa severely burned last week by the ex plosion of valve which he was pack ing.
 F Beats all how the removal of nous , tache changes the appearance of som, , folks. We heard that it was blown of by the premature explosion of blast Il stone quarry but we hardly credit tn report. Report of the story, we mean not of the blast.
Connecticut western news., 1907-05-23
SOUTHFIELD

Arthur 0. Lockwood spent Sunday with his aunt i'll Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Frances Baldwin, who has been sick for over two weeks, died Monday morning, May 20. Funeral Wednesday at D. m at the house.
Connecticut western news., 1907-05-23

we would really like constable here as we'll as deputy sheriff.
 ON TIME AGAIN The northbound can train was on time again Saturday. Fact.
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
Charcoal Stops Gas
On Your Stomach
Wonderful Absorbing Power Of Char
coal When Taken in the Form Of
stuart's Charcoal Lozenges.
Trial Package Sent Free.

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by the charooal-tho gas disappears and
there Is left a pure. fresh sweet atmos-
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You bolch gas In company, sometimes.
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Evening journal., 1907-02-02
.WHITEWASHING
SWETTENHAM NOW
Refugees in London Say
Americans We're Well Treated
at Kingston

BY Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
BRISTOL, Eng, Feb. "A desperate
attempt to whitewash Governor swetten.
ham for his course in ordering the Amer.
ican warships from Kingston after the re-
cent earthquake was made to-day by
SIR Alfred John and members Of his party
who were in the earthquake, who arrived
here on the steamer port Kingston. Sir
Alfred also tried to Wind cate himself and
his party from the charges that they had
acted cruelty toward injured persons.
The statements Of Sir Alfred and other
Englishmen seem likely to open the whole
question of the Kingston incident again.
"we did everything possible for the
wounded. said Sir Alfred. "Over 200 were
treated aboard the port Kingston. We
were finally compelled to put the injured
on the jetty because Of overcrowding as
there was no room aboard for passengers.
We could not do everything so we drew
the line at tourists who had booked foI
passage on German 10 In our opini n
the Germans should have attended IA
them. Governor Sweetenham is a fine man
and controlled the situation from the
START TIC 1Aa wisely III NIHtflNa AuUllINl
Davis 10 leave. When the warshiDs ar
rived Admiral Davis sent word TO Gov.
ernor Swettenham asking If armed heln
was wanted. Governor swettenham was
asleep and the deputy chief Of police re-
piled afirmatively.
when Governor SWEET ttenham learned
this he rightly declared that armed for
eign sailors must not remain on British
soil and ordered the Americans on"
II is pointed by these who hive followed
the Kingston developments that Sir Al
fred's statement is weak in many particu.
lars.
That Admiral Davis received a request
for landing men, from an official, the der.
uty chef. is admitted. In view OF the fact
that Governor swettenham. in his now
famous letter to Admiral rav's. referred
sarcastlcally to the American consul be.
ing absent from Kingston after the earth
quake. Sir Aifred's explanation that
Swettenham was asleep" when Admiral
Davis sent his message is regarded as
amusing.
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
BAY STATE
PLAN APPROVED
,continued From First rase.,

Briefly summarized, this is the result
Of the various suits:
Addicks has been made to surrender
stock Of the par value Of s5l,Os2sOO. this
being part Of a $75.OOOOOO ISSUE AS
compensation for the difference be
tween the amount surrendered and the
entire issue AddicSs paid $4,000.
The Rogers suit has been disposed Of
by the acceptance OF an offer made by
Randall Morgan Of Philadelphia, 20
purchase the Buffalo Gas stocks and
the claim for s1.5OO0OO.
The suit arising from the connection
Of Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co., was set =.
tied by the payment OF S350,00O
In the settlement OF the Bidder Pea
body & Co. suit, the receiver got rid Of
claim against Bay State Gas FOR more
than 100000.
There has been obtained by the sale
Of Trenton Water Power stock the sum
Of $4,000 and several smaller amounts
ranging from $4,000 TO $4,000, have also
been collected. y fs.i-
There Is pending a suit against Ad-
dicks, in which Judge Mcpherson. Of
Philadelphia, has not yet handed down
his decision. This arose from the con-
nection Of Addicks with the Buffalo
Gas deal. It is believed that in what
ever distribution there may be Ad-
dicks win get nothing as he is sup
posed to have been cleaned of his stock
at the time he surrendered the large
block Of the S75. 700. 900 issue.
Important claims against the COM
pany have been settled by the receiver
by the payment OF approximately
100000
There has thus been collected. in all.
S1.9ss.7S9 The bonded Indebtedness is
100000 and $4,000 will cover all other
claims. not including receivership ex>
penses. With the settlements made,
this will leave nearly s1,OO0,OOO. leaving
out OF consideration the outcome of the
Addicks suit. now pending
Bay State Gas was modestly capital
lied at S25OOOO,OOO. ThTe amount sur
rendered by Addicks makes the out
standing issue sls4,5S7 500 or s,691. 80
shares. There would thus be a suffi-
cient amount to make a distribution
available of % to % cents a share. and
II is now likely that the receivership
will work out about this way.
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
SOON WILL USE
ENTIRE ELEVATED

Within six weeks all north bound trairs
on the r.. b. and W. railroad will be rum
ming over the elevated tracks and the sur
face tracks will then be abandoned alto
gether.
AS soon as this is accomplished the work
OF building the south side of the new sta
ton will be rushed 10 completion as quick
" as possible and the unfinished portion Of
the elevated road will be finished.
When the north bound trains are run on
the elevated tracks the island platforms
in the new station will be used by the
north bound passengers until the south
side Is ready
The only thing to be done to complete
the north bound tracks is the erection Of
the overhead bridge az the Front street
crossing and already large number OF
men are at work on this contract
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
Resolutions Of Respeet.

Whereas. 1t has pleased Divine Prov
idence to remove from our midst John
j. McGee, an honored member of our
association, therefore be It
Resolved That the members Of the
Brandywine Library Association bow
in humble submission to Almighty
God and with deep sorrow tender their
sympathy to the bereaved family Of
our deceased friend, for truly by his
death we lose a faithful member.
Resolved That our ag be draped in
mourning and a copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family Of our late
friend and member; also that they be
entered on the minutes of the Brandy
wine Library Association and be pub
lished in our daily papers.
j. Gagan,
p. Donnelly,
w. Beck.
Committee.
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
MAY BE COFFEE
That Causes All the Trouble.

When the house is ahre, it's like body
when disease begins 70 STOW, it's no time
to talk but time TO act-delay Is danger
ous-romove the cause Of the trouble at
once.
"For a number OF years" says a Kansas
lady Il felt sure that coffee was hurting
me, and yet I was so fond of it, I could
not give it up. / paltered with my appe-
tite and OF course yielded 10 the tempta-
tion TO drink more. At last I got so bad
that made up my mind / must either
quit the use Of coffee or die.
Everything I ate distressed me, and I
suffered severely almost all the time with
paipitatlon Of the heart. I frequently
woke up I'm the night with the feeling
that I was almost gono.-my heart SEEM
ed so smothered and weak IN its action
that I feared Il would stop beating. My
breath grew short and the least exertion
set me 70 painting. I slept but little anc
suffered from rheumatism.
TWO years ago I stopped using the old
kind Of coffee and began TO use Postum
Food Coffee and from the very first I be-.
gan TO improve. II worked a miraclei
Now can eat anything and digest II
without trouble I sleep like baby. ana
my heart beats fun. strong ana easily.
My breathing has become steady ana nor
NAL, and my rheumatism has Iert me. 1
feel like another person. and il is an due
tg quitting coffee and using Postum Food
Coffee for l haven't used any med'cns
and none would have done any good as
long as kept drugging with conee 20
Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek
Mich. There's a Reason" Read the liz
lie book. "The Road to wenvnc." in
pkgs. All srocera
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
OJd EeIlo,vsl Ham OHoers.


Officers Of the odd Fellows Hall Com
pany have been elected for the ensuing
year as follows;
President, A. l.. Johnson; secretary and
treasurer, Isaac w. Hallami board of di-
rectors. James Brown, George w. Pyle.
George IA. Taylor, John Bennett, James
H. Price. Charles 4. Maroney y. +. Ru
dolnh, George Turner. william j. Qugley.
President Johnson appointed the follow
ing standing committees:
Building Commttee-Georg w. Pyle,
George H. Taylor y. f. Rudolph. John
ii. Bennett
Renting Committce-Charles p. Maroney
George Turner.
Auditing Committee George II. Taylor
James Brown, William j. Qulgley
70. r. Morrow OF 1928 King street, was
appointed janltor.
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
CHAPLAIN TO LECTURE
Rev. John J. Munro, Of Tombs Prison,
Will Deliver Address in GarrioI<.

One Of tho most interesting speakers
that has yet been presented by the Y. NJ
c. A. at It's Sunday afternoon meetings in
The Garrick Theatre viii be present at
the meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The speaker is the Rev. John J. Munro
who for nine years was chaplain OF ths
Tombs prison in New York city. Mr. Mum
ro's subject will be Behind Prison Rars, =
and he Will tell Of what he learned from
the 10000 young men whom he came in
contact with while in his official capacity.
The usual fine singing will be given.
Evening journal., 1907-02-02
zoe LArg EoR cLAssIFIcATION.

YOUNG MANA Baltimore firm, one
of the largest in that city, asked US yester-
day for a young man, Of good general
education, and competent in shorthand
and typewriting. Apply at one to Goldey
College. f2-1t
YOUNG MAN-About "a. experienced in
bookkeeping. one with railroad expert
ence preferred; beginning salary 70 ex-
ceed $50. Request received yesterday for
such man; Wilmington position. Apply
TO Goldey College. f2-1t