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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
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Con fecha Julio 6, dicen de Berlin, que
por 81 estsdo de BaIud del Gran Duque de
LuxembuTgo, que no le permitira tsner
an hsredeTo var6n, 90 ha vuelto suBcitaF
81 asunto de HuceSi6n al trono, que Sc Crefs
tarminado con el reciente matrimonio del
Gran Duque,
El Conde de MarenbeTg, hermano de Ia
Condesa Torby, mpjer del Gran Duque
Niguel de Russia, se proclama pretendiente
al trono, aIegando que 90 81 tiltimo descen-
diente vaE6n de Guillermo de Orange que
fu6 despu6s Guillermo III de Iuglaterra
La CoIte y el PsTlamsnto de Lux ambur-
go le oponen 50 descendenCia moTg an6tica.
Ellcs sefislan como heEedera & IL hija
msyoE del Gran Duque; y dltimamente 81
baron Lybeyg. Ministro de hacienda eacTi'
bio al conde Marenberg para manife1tarle
que SO habfs deCidido oponerse con la ma.
yoH eneTgfa & suB intanciopes, amenaz6n'
dolo, 81 inaiftfa en- elias, con publican cier'
toa asuntes que peTjudicarfan Bu honor y
81 de 80 famiIia.
El Conde Contest6 exigiendo una satis'
facci6n, y declarando que en- el case de
que no le fuese concedida desafarfa al
Ministro. M. Lyberg envi6 Ia satisfaction
pedida,
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NOTlClAS De ARECIBO.
(De nuestrO cOrrespOnsaz.)

Julio 25.-A la una de la madrugada
pas6 por esta estaci6n Ell tren extraordina-
rio para Ponce; Eiendo numerosos los ex'
curuioniStas que tomaTOn disho treD. Mas
de 100 perSonou eStaban pEeparadaB para
concurrir IL fiesta hfpica.
"A las - de la roche se preBenci6 en-
esta ciudsd el eclipse paTcisl de la luna
que annnCiaTa oportunaments la GorreA'
pondencia" On cables.
-MafianR 90 egpeTa en- eata Ciudsd al
coronel Hsmill Superiatendente del
Msnicomio doctor Goensga que viene 4
rsconOcer vaIiog locos para ser iugresados
ca el Manicomio.
DE paso para Utuado estuvier0n ano'
che en- esta ciudad 81 Superin tsnderts de
GRuidad doctor Vazquez, sefior ID. Jaime
Annexy 81 doctor Vale, qufmico del
Laboratorio, que psrece van & aquella Ciu-
dad asuntos que Sc Tslacionan con ls
Halud p6blica.
Para 81 dis de AgoHto se anuncia
sl debut de Ia comps MIA de zsrzusls en-
esta ciudad.
-Reina gran animaci6n para el baiIe
que dar6 el domingo en- aus salones 81
casino espanoV.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
OTRO PROBLEMA
DEL DIRECTORIO

''L.a Correspondence" no interpretandO
palabraB, hino comentGndolss en- 80 sentido
diFeCto, aludi6 81 iltimo diacnrGo del Go
baEnador Post
''UnidOa los puertorFiquefios para bene.
ficio de uu patIia, y dispuestos unirBe
con Ficanos, nentiEan no solo eI orgullo
de 30 Eaza de 90 propia peTsonalidad,
rico 81 oTgullo de unirss una gran
Naci6n."
Ess fu6 81 Comsntario. El 6irectorio
republican,, erojado con Ia evidencis, Sc
eDfad6 muchfsimo cuando coAa tai lego,
txClamando:
"Lo que ESQ signifca en- boca de Mr..
Post, GobernadoE, es que hay que unifcur
81 penSsmisuto polftiCo & 81 sjuatar 81
pFocedimientO."
Aul que no 90 Babs 81 81 directorio, en-
sHas palabraA hs dichO algo que 81 miamo
entienda, e. indudable que 10 que 81 pareCe
entender es que SO debs unifcGr.
En- de Mario Iiitimo, diio 81 propio
directoTio en- su 6Tgano en- Ia prenAa de
eHta ciudsd. que: s.. la peTBonalidad del
SecretaTio ha tornado alto relieve en- el
cargo Hecundario que desempefia desde
1903, = justO 90 cOnvenienta que so le
ofrezca opoEtuDidsd para que demuestrs
Bus aptitudes en- pLemG l,Is, dejsDdo las
Bombras en- que hasta ahora ha tenido que
snvolver Hus actos. No tsnemos empacho
sn ConfaSar que pFeferimoB Post Gober.
nadOr responsible, que Post Hecretario
irresponsible"
Hay que pensar que esa fue una impor-
tente declaration, profandamente Fefexio-
NADIA por los compatriotas que dicsn hsber
tornado sobre 81 la mission de vijilar la
polftica nacional en- Puerto Rico.
7 hay que pensaF que tambi6a 10 fu6 la
Riguisnte declaration copsignada por
aquelIos seficres, en- % de Julio corriente:
ESQ no es asf. Post, ssCretario de
Puerto Rico; Post, GobeTnador de Puerto
Rico, SON una misma coaa. PianHa hoy
como penH6 aver"
81 es que quisren eGos patTiotas atn!fcar,
parece razonable adveItirle, que tienen el
deber de empezaF por ellou mismoB.
La persona que tuvo que envolver
en- sOmbIGs sus acto y hoy eB gratamente
contemplate en- pIeaG luz; Ia persona que
eltos consecuentss compstViotaB pre- fsren
como gobernRdor mas que como BecretR.
ric, ss hoy 10 mismo como gobernador
que fu6 como Hecretari piensa hoy como
aysr.
Este cd an bori ito problema de 0taaifoa-
ci6n para entretener los republicanos
dc la isla en- una velada de invierno.
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$500 De MULTA 4
una nluler alegre.
Casas de desOT1enes { imDIaIIdades
psTseguldas.
PabrOs muehlehls szpI0tldls ] lnplIidls d
VlclO,

-Esta mafana calebT6ss ante 10 CortC
municipal, 81 juiCio contra Isabel CabalIe
70 (a) Ia Ardilla, acuBadR de taner cags
immoral.
El fiscal Torres GTau pregunta y repre-
gunta al dstective Torres que hace Ia de
nuncia. y Ian huespedeB de Ia casa.
El deteetSve Torres foe concrete, explf
Cito, ca su daclaraci6n. Acusa no solo 4
danunciada, sino hombrea que explotan
& las deEgraciadas mujerea.
Declare que Hon esos lugaEes de esc6n'
dalos en- donde 90 ofsnde 4 Ia moral cons
tantsmente, como pudiera comprobarae con
las vsCes que han Aido hechas denunciaE
por virtud de las cuAleH Jueces han inn
puesto sentenciaB.
Describe 81 ibro corTients de esas caEal
en- 81 cual Conata 81 cargo y data de cada
upa de las isf9lices huespede4
Tres Hon las cagas denunCiadaE: los nd
meros 125. 127 y 129 pertenecientes 4 la
de.unciada.
Asegura tambi6n 81 detectiys que en- al
gunas de eHas caBaB se jugaba tambi6n
(pokeT SIN imteres) algunas Voceg.
Las declaraciones de los testigOs. coiuci'
disron en- 50 mayor paRte con Ia denuncis
hscha por Ia poliCfa.
El fiscal pide an veredicto de culpabi'
idad contra la acusada por infracci6n del
aFtfculo 288 del C6digo Penal.
El abogsdo defsnsor aIega que eBa son
caBaB partieulaTes en- donde se alquilan
habitaciones, en las cuaIea cRdR una de
los que las pags es duefio abHoluto de
ella, con perfecto dcminio, de actoB peTBo'
males de indole pFivada, On los cualss ma
die tiene deEecho interveniF.
Sigue sl sb'gsdo manifsstando que no
hay ninguna pTuebs efciente, material
que demuestra que la Isabel Sc dedique &
10 exploitation de mujereB. Pide una re-
convention para Ia acuasda fin de que
se Fegeners
Vuelve el fiscal reiterar "a acugaci6n
senalando los aEtfculos del C6digo on que
cae Ia acusads.
F'u6 energico en- 80 aCusaci6n sehalando
porqu6 son aqnellaa casas, HitioB peligroEes
para la tranquilidad p6blica pide tres
sentenciaB para la acuHRda.
La Corte declara Isabel Caballero
culpab!e tres veces = le impone $50 de
multa por Ia casa ndmero 125. $50 por la
n6mero 127 y 500 por Ia 129, & Bufrir
nm diR de arregto por cads dollars que no
satisfsgs.
Como Ia scupada tenfa depositadoB 5000
de ianzs, fue puesta en- libertad inmedia'
tsmente aaf como las tastigoV.
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50 memoria 80 levantR en- la Rambla de
CatRlufa un tribute de gratitad , recuer'
do, cantsndo por todas las soCiedades las
piezas LA Gratitud" "GlOria & Es'
pafia".
Como digno de menci6n eBta Hemana
SO ha estrenadO On el teatro de Novedades
por Ia Compaffa Mendoza Guerrero IL
obra de Bernstein GEL Ladr6n" obtenien
do I'M gran 6xito.
-Sigue siendo obrs de carte. la gar
zuela de los sefioreB Ech garay = Wives
LA Rabalera".
Para sata Eemana estk anunciRdo en- el
teatro ',Ffvoly" el debut de Il oompBff
de opeEsta italiAna 'Citt6 di Corinol nue..
We en ESpsns, que viene precsdiaa de
gran fans.
EN- Ia fibrica de los sefsTes nobFino1
de Baltic, estabIeCida en- Sans, ha ocurEdo
una tremenda explosion, ocasionando la
muerte de tres opeTarios y vaEios heridos,
slgunos de gravedad. h
Sc cotiza en- esta plaza los cafes & los
BiguienteB preciog: Puerto Rico YRuco de
$3.50 & %. Hacienda de % & 27'5O.
CsroColillo de 1850 & 80. Moks. de 33 &
81. Tendencia alzs por esCasez de exiB'
tencias en- plaza.
ANTONIO CONSTANZA.
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Una Vslada On Ponce.

Hemos Eecibido atenta invitaci6n para
Ia velada que efsctuar6 en- ls playa de
Ponce, La sociedad espiritinta "Hijos de Ia
f6', 81 dia % de los coErienteg, cuyo
progFama ea como Higus:
DiScuEso de aperture por 81 senior Jole
FL. CaaatS. RscitaCi6n de una poesfa, poE
Ia nina Carload Dalmau. Discourse por
Ia SeiiOrita RouaIia MonTFOig. Poesia re.
citada pOT ls uiis Isabsl Rodriguez. Dis
curso por 81 senior Francisco /. Arizona.
Poesia Tecitada poT la n fis Julia CarEil' Q
diacursos pOF las Se II 1ritas label Maura
y Petra Schroeder y sefF Alfredo Var
gas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
Drama sangrlsntO

El DR.. Franz Joseph, hijo del conocido
banqueFo alem6n del miBmo nombre, con-
trat6 como hospedsje extranjeTo, On una
hsbitaci6n de unhotel de Berlin hace pO'
cos dias.
LIE acOmpafaba una Geiiors cubielts ls
cara con un espesO velC.
Una bora mas tarde Se oyeron dos rui
doBas detonaciones.
Forzada Ia pueTts SO halo que los dos
tenfan el cr6neo deutrozadO y junto & los
cad6veres dos rev6lverB.
La mujsy fu6 identifcada como Fran
Goth Bugothelf, de elevsdA pOsici6n social
y caBads con IN industrial sumaments
rico.
Joseph era Boltero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
SOCIEDlD De SOGoRROs MUTUOs.
LOS AMIGOS DEL BIEN PUBLIco
SecretGrta.

Vacante Ia plaza de Medico de esta So
ciedad la Junta Directive en- session ceIe-
bTada anoche, acord6 anunciar dicha pla.
za, por el t6rmino de IN mes, que vencer6
el dia ! de Agosto pr6ximo vsnidero, de-
biendo presentaT los RspiTantes su soIicitud
acompanada dc Ii liceucis, en- Ia OficiDa
del Presidents Gale del Cristo p6mero 19
(altos). San Juan, Puerto Rico, Julio
IL de 1907 Tr4jillO Cantillop, secre'
tario.-V. Q B. g EI Presidente, Lucas
Reyes 3v.R
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Disposition dsl Kaiser.

Dsbido una Berie de intolerables abu.
sos y pTinCipalmente 10 cortO de IL psgs
y falta de Comps ariamo on el ej6rcitO CHI
leno 81 Kaiser ha pedido 81 gobieTno de
Chile que Sc csnCsle 81 contrato Conforms
al cual De estacionaTon en- Valparaiso cier'
to n6maro de ofciales alemanes como ins.
tructoraa de dicho ei6Fcito.
al Kaiaer Eequiare del Presidents que
de permiuo para que esos ofciales Eegresen
cuanto antss & AIemRnia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
ANTONIO CONsTANZA.

Ell rifgo de laa calles de ID ciudad,
4 medic dfa, e de Buma neceIidad puas
81 polvo que Be levanta con 81 barrido q
Cauga de muchos peEiuiCics para 81
vaCindario.
A'gunos '.mstejos" dc YeEba que g
ven asomar por entire los adoquineu Dc lCE
alrsdadoral do a plaza principal debisEnn
ds-HpaEsCag q aquollo1 lUglEL
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Ell ROS DE ORC.

De Salvador AIsina. San Francisco
40 Puerto Rico. Sc fabrican gorra1 para
"a tares, CoIegios sanidad, FeEEocarri-
Is Policfa, Bandaa de m6siCa, 6ociedadas
p icuIarss dennis CueEpOsy J dspsnden-
al de esta isIas
81 como inligniaa, galonel, botOneB }
ID f dintintivCg de cada TamO. En- boi.
II clchuChaa para nifCs hay IN ysEia'
a complete gurtiidO, de paiio Do c0loEe-
D 1ch. gTunn. Ianilla negEns J blnncas
- firlIlT1' = VIi1s FaFol do pos
.0olo1 Ae lsiIos (ai q.,l..
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Ell % de los corrientes saIdT6 para
Cuba en- asuntoE do nsgocioa el senior Err
nsgto Alfonxo, comiaionista de casas sme.
Ricauas que De encuentVa en- Puerto Rico
dtHde haCO algdn tempo.
--AnoChe Tegre16 dc Ponce 81 jtfs do
IL Policfa inHRlaE BeGoE Hamill.
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+. MATANZO
DR. En- 9EDIOIuA 7 OIRUJIA

Ex-medico auxiliar de Ia Clfnica ORAL
moI6gica que cargo del DR.. BarraquOE
Oxigto On 81 Hospital dc Ia Santa Cruz
dc Barcelona.
COngultOrlo exclusive para afocclOnOs
dc los OiOs.
Totuan, g. CCerca del TOatro.l
HdEas dc COnaultag:
DE- 8 q 10 do Il manana. Gratis los
pObEsB: de 8 dc Ii mahana.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
CLOSE OF LECTURE COURSE

Saturday nights lecture marked
the close of the Tribune's lecture
course. Taken as whole the at
fractions offered have proven very
satisfactory to ticket holders, though
of course, each patron had his fay
orites. To the Tribune it has proven
satisfactory, because 1T pleased the
patrons of the course. AS q money
maker any lecture course Is apt to
be a failure except it be handled by
some organization whose members
will do great deal of personal work
without compensation in the way OF
selling season tickets. The course
just closed, while barely paying ex-
penses, demonstrated the fact that a
good lecture course could be built up
in Greeley in few seasons and
prove source of profit to any live
organization that would push it.
F'rot Collins has such a course which
is now paying into the library fund
of that city over 81, 500 year clear
profit. This course has grown from
a small beginning only a few years
ago, much like the Tribune's course.
Should any Greeley organization
care to take up the work the Tribune
promises all possible assistance in
every way.
\ good lyceum course ought to be
a regular Greeley institution, grow
ing better and stronger with each
years experience.
1t has not been definitely settled
determined whether the Tribune will
continue the work or not.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
LESSON FOR GREELEY.

There may or there may not be q
lesson to Greeley in the experience
of Ault in the matter of fires during
the past few weeks. Two fires,
either one Of which might easily
have destroyed the entire town, are
not to be passed over lightly.
OF course, Greeley is little bet
ter fixed than Ault in the matter of
fire protection, but on the other
hand this city also stands more
chances Of having fires. A fire of
$50, 600 or sl0O, 900 would not make
a great hole in the business portion
OF Greeley, but it is whole lot
more than the city wants to stand,
even for the sake of saving few
hundred dollars each year by not
having a part pay fire department.
The saving through reduction in
insurance rates would alone be al
most enough to maintain such de-
partment. No city can be absolutely
protected against fires, no matter
what kind of fire department, but
the risk can be reduced to a mini
mum and there should be no great or
unnecessary delay here in furnishing
a ire department that would protect
this city as well as any CITY Of its
Size or larger in the country.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
WOULD CEMENT NO. )
City Council Has Plan to Save
Water

The city council is negotiating
some with the other water owners in
No 3. ditch to permit the city to do
some extensive Improvements on the
ditch, and thus prevent seepage III
the west end of town and at the
same time save considerable quan.
tity Of water that Is not alone going
to waste now, but is doing much
damage to property under the ditch.
The plan talked of is to cement
the ditch from point about where
Fifth street crosses it to about where
Eighth avenue crosses. According
to measurements of the water in the
ditch, made by Ray F. Walter three
| or four years ago, just about one
third of all the water in the ditch is
lost in that mile. For instance, II
there were thirty feet of water flow
ing over weir at Fifth street there
would be only about twenty feet
flowing over weir at Eighth
avenue, the other ten feet having
seeped away In that distance.
When the ditch has its heaviest
flow 1t now carries about forty-five
feet Of water and it is estimated
that about fifteen feet of this is lost
in that one mile. This has resulted
in several nice frog ponds in the
west end of town and the seepape
even reaches away down into the
heart Of the residence district
1t is figured by the city council
that ii this seepage water could be
saved by cementing the ditch the
city could take seven feet of this out
OF the river at the intake Of the new
water pipe line and also give another
seven feet to the ditch. 1t would
just about cost the value of the
water to cement the ditch, but at
the same time 1t would make mnch
more valuable the land in the vest
END OF town and the ADVANTAGE can
be easily seen.
Besides this the ditch could he
completely covered through town and
save the people from the Undesirable
odors that come from the ditch when
the sugar factory at Windsor is in
operation.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
THE VALUE OF AN IDEA,

Now and then some person will
stop Tribune man and make him
blush with almost maidenly modesty
at some of the pretty things he says
about the paper, and then walk away
without even trying to borrow a
quarter from the editor. Perhaps,
at the next corner another man will
tell the newspaper man that the
paper is by far the newsiest weekly
he knows Of. but, and upon that
word there is usually great emphasis,
but between you and me, you are
bought. Next turn In the path and
the newspaper man meets the cor
poration manager or representative
who is supposed to have been doing
the buying and that individual looks
a bit disappointed while he remarks,
your dyspepsia must be getting
worse again for I notice such and
such an editorial in your last issue. -
He does not at all refer to the So
sal'ed purchase price for the simple
reason that he knows there is no
purchase price.
There is really but little justice
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
LIBEL BILL KILLED,

The famous or Infamous Laton
libel bill was effectually and con-
scientiously killed in the state senate
last Wednesday afternoon. mostly
by vote of the democratic senators
who had no objections to the news
papers. publishing truth about graft
ers In Office, even though the graft
ers had not yet been convicted and
the supreme court reviewed their
cases. There were twentv-four votes
cast on the bill, twelve democrats
and six republican senators voting
against the measure and six republi-
cans only voting for the measure.
The bill contemplated making any
newspaper libelous that undertook
to criticise a public official until the
truth Of the statements had been
absolutely determined. In other
words until man had been accused
Of misappropriation of public funds
Or other crooked work that might
sail for penitentiary sentence and
had been hauled into court and con-
victed. no newspaper should be al
lowed to publish anything about him.
1t would certainly have been a
1ne law to have in force, from the
grafters' point of view, but it would
sfiectually have shut out the oppor-
tunity of the people learning at all
what was going on in politics or in
public affairs.
We are proud of the position of
the democratic senators of the state
sn this matter.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
The Cook Irrigation Compsnv

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF The Cook Irrigation connanv
Will be held at the office Of Bear &,
Ihqmas in the city Of Gree,ov nm
Saturday, March 2, 1907, at l ocIock
p M. for the purpose OF electino
hve directors for the ensuing vaar
leVy1ng an assessment and transact.
ing such other business as NAV nron
erly come before said meeting, '
D. W. Morgan, secretary.
Greeley, Colo, Jan. 90. 1907
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
Audits the City's Books.

The city council at the meeting
tuesday evening accepted and placed
on flle the quarterly report of the
Continental Trust company on the
books of the city clerk and citv
treasurer. The report shows the
finances OF the city in an excellent
condition, with every penny ac-
counted for. The trust comnanv
audits the books of the citv every
'iiiee months and the report just re-
ceiveo IS Tor the last quarter of 1906
Inc clerk now has a special book
In which accounts of the new c,tv
water works are kept. This book is
open TO the public and anybody who
cares TO look up the matter can
easily learn where every dollar goes
that Is expended on the new system
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

in the average person, except to him
self. We never expect to be fully
understood nor given full credit tor
being honest and sincere in any pur-
pose by all the people, but this fact
Will not materially change our
course. We shall remain as near
true to ideals and fairness as our own
understanding of things will per-
nit.
This talk about buying the influ-
ence of newspapers is usually the
veriest rubbish. There is but lutte
more reason in believing that you
could buy the influence of respect
able newspaper than that you could
hire a grocery man to put poison in
the sugar he sells to your neighbor
enemy, or that you could engage
some farmer to put ground glass into
his neighbours stock feed. If YOU
believe that you could accomplish
either of these three things, to the
detriment of someone else, you had
better try it before you spread your
beliefs broadcast as having actually
occurred.
just because newspaper may not
agree with you on certain points is
absolutely no more reason that it is
being paid for its opinions than that
you are being paid for yours. II
you think ideas are so easily turned
into cash try to market some of your
own. Get up in public meeting
some time, meeting with an audi
ence Of five hundred, a thousand or
two Thousand, about the same as the
circulation of the average COUNT y
weekly newspaper, and then ask that
audience what they will give you to
state your opinions ON a subject
under discussion. That is an easy
way to test the actual cash value OF
an idea.
Even with this parallel illustra-
tion chances are double that news
paper is not being bought" be.
cause first there must be the desire
to buy, and then the willingness to
sell must be created.
| We do not neal to say that there
are no corrupt newspapers, the same
as there are corrupt individuals, but
they are not all corrupt, and the
paper like the individual that can be
bought is not worth the hire, and is
not the kind that a buyer is anxious
to do business with.