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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27
CASA De PREsTAMOs De ]. c. SILVA.

En- lon dfaB 2 , 2 de Mayo pE6ximo
90 lIevRE6 & Cabo en- al IL do la cslle de
la Luna el TemHts de las pTendRs CuyoB
taloneB no han uido Eenovados nj cancela'
dos despu6I de lOB EOis meHes que concsde
Ia ley.
La CASA BuBpsnde sus opaEacionea de
pr6atsmoB y BupIica todon los que tenga1
prendaB d objstoB smpenad ado8 % AiEVsn
rercatRrloa On sl t6rmino que prescribe Il
lev QvR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

PropoBiciones en- plisgoS cerradoB serGn
admitidos en- lR efoinR de sBtR Oompaffs
para pintaE interior y extsFioFmsuts 81
Muells No. con dos manoB de pintuTa.
Las pintuTaB y dem6s mAteEislss necsBa'
rios Hsr6n auminihtTadoB poE Ia Compsfifa
debiendo limitaTss Las propoBicionea gola'
mente & la mRno de obHa. Las pEopoli.
clones Sc admitir6n On la ofcina de aB'a
Ccmpa mia hasta las II de lR mafana del
dia 80 de AbEil.
La Compi MIA 80 reBsrva 81 derecho de
rechizAE cualquiera 8 todAH las pEopoHicio'
neE.
Para mas ipformeg dirijiruo Ia ofoina
de Ia OompsffS on 81 muslIe No. l. 6. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

EN- LA 'NUEVA PARIsIENsE E"
San Junto n6mero 143. So vsnde nm eE-
pejo dc cuerpo sntsro, dos vitTinaS de cEiS.
tales madeEa, vaEiaB CoTrsderaB do made
70 Criataleg para RpaFadoFeB, 2 fguEaB
de csrs para exponer sombFsroB difsren'
tS1 vidrieraH para exponeE objeto vaEioP.
Preciog limitado1. 15 v. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

El primerO que CompAreCi6 tue mi ms
pector principal, Jaume.
81 bizAEro Rgents tuvo aqusl dfa IN
6xito muy BRtisfactorio para "a amor
pTopio.
En- cuanto apsreCi6 en- Ia bsrEa, ana
ealva de splauBOI eBtAll6 en- la Hala, , Jau'
me, vilibl sments emoCionsdo, gRludaba
deTechR izquieFda.
Jaume Esffi6 que habfa dado con Ia
vsrdsders pieta gracisa 10 impEudunciR
del aGeDino, que, no pudisndo pagaE eI
gaEto, hRbfa dojado an pFendA 30 Teloj.
ExpuBn con numeYoJoB ~detalles todaB
cusntaB diligsnciaB hRbfa pPaCtiCado hRsts
el momsnto de sChar 81 guRnts al aBeuino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ola VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
desde 3 Z S. csda s,i iI iuego. Nuevo surtido dc de
Faldas y AbTigOs de seda para Sefloras,
as1 como los mejores CRsimlres, Alpac8s,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estos
otros muchos artieulos Sc acRban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID. Visitenos
@ pfdanOs muestras le atenderemOs
gustOsOs.
r. o. Box, 764, TelefonO 278.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, n, r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy olegantes , & prsciOu aumamsnte mo.
diOOS, loG RcabR de recibir In TienditR de
JosafA EChsvaTFis, sl lRdo del RyuntRo
misnto. Vende tambi6n efscto8 ToIigio.
loR COmpTa envoltuFas de JRbon OCtA.
gon.-San Juan, Bex 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27
Los sonbrsros do Las Rsuadadts.

Ha cauEado muy gTata impTeBi6n entire
81 slemsnto fsmenino de ats ciudad de
la illa, 81 gran auTtido de boDitoB ele'
gantes EOmbrsros qus todaB foFmAH =
pRscioS est6 TeCibiendo ls aCEeditads item
dR do mo6aG "LaB NovedadeB" Propiog
paER Ia eataci6n y de los tiltimos modsloH
dc Paris, Nusva York, LondEsa Madrid
tiensn "LaB Novedadea" 81 mas eBpledi.
do EUHti6o de BombEeToB para SefioEas, gs'
noritaH , ninag, que daTEn pTuebaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

Ell RON SAN LUIS -Todo 81 nun
do sat6 ConvenCido que eAte 'Eom" meTece
Ia gran aCeptaci6n que en todR lR ills He
Ie diBpenBa. Los fioreu Alvarez Her
manog siempEs tienen gEandeg pedidos qua
deSpachar en- 90 dep6Sito de Ia calls de
San JoG6 z. No contiene niDguna BuS'
tancia nocivR sos componsnte8 Hon todo8
de Is maioF CRlidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

REMATE DE PRENDAs.-LO8 diaB
20 80 del corrientR mes de Abril en- la
Casa de Pr6Atamuu do FL. Lopez Cepero,
CSan jose 16) 20 vendeF6n On pdblicR
Bubasta daHde IRB BiGts once de la noChs,
infnidad de pTendaB, que no han Rido
Eenovadaa ri CRnceladaS en- 81 tERnBouE1o
de Eaia meueF. La CASA Contin6R Bus ope.
FRcioneg SVa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

Sc DESEA vendeE diez wsganetas pa
70 via de- CinCuenta centfmetEOB, , algdn
otro material todo en- busn sgtado. Iofor'
mes 81 RpREtado n6meTo 257, ARecibo.
Puerto Rico. 15v.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

ENTIRE LAS PARADAs p , % on
santurce, ss venden dos CssaB con nus res
psctivoH soIaEes. Para infoEmeI dem6B
dstallOs don RAimundo PalaCios Cruz 3
San Juan r. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

RsMATE DE PRENDAs.-El diA
80 de Abril tendr6 lugsr en- 10 casa de
pE6.tamos de j Jol6 Bazdp, Allen Il les
2 de IL tarde, 81 remate de todRs Las prem
daB, cuyoa taloneB no han BidO EeBcatsdos
nj renOvados despu6s del plazo que ooncs'
de 10 ley. La Casa sigue Bul operaciOnsu,
rsalizRndo to qas sus existenCieB de joyRs
pRecioB aumamente m6diCoB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27
SOLARES En- SANTURGE.

Sc venden solaEeB con frsnte & Ia earre.
tara central , otroB intsrioEe1 con CalleB
AfEmRdag.
Informant W. Bosch. Ts,uan ndmOTo
3 altos. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

81 CLUB do F. Kehrhahn q %.
sagala IN rslOj de ORC "WalthAm sema'
B Iments sntre aus Cligntea, 10 Ultima o.
mana obtuvo uno, don Pic de Luis nam
73 dc San juNB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

EXPERT B-Ckkseper y accountant
CfFsrs his services during evening houra
f. r.. p. o B. 494.
TENEDOR dc libToB ofreCe sus GsE7i'
Cioy de lsB cinco de IL tarde On RdOlante'
FIR, P.O B. 494. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27
the new YORK & PORTO RICO STEAMSHIP co.
Lista de CoyreOs.

Lou psritou calfgrafou han manifaatado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27
SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA PR.

81 PLAIE DE La MAD
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
GOLD IAIORK OF BANDITS.
Overpower Express Messenger
 and Secure
FOUR SACKSOFC CURRENCY
Two Individuals Board Train and Eleven Miles From Pittsburg Bound and Gagged the Custodian of the Cash and Escaped With Booty.

I1ttsburg, May 2-Two train rob- bers, who evidently boarded the New York and St. Louis express on the Panhandle railroad of the Pennsylva- nia system at the union station in this city when that train left at 1O:10 o'clock Thursday night, ten minutes late, overpowered the express messen- ger and got away with four bags of currency containing an amount of money as yet unknown. The robbery was committed near Walkers Station. eleven miles west of this city. The train, which was not scheduled to stop between here and Steubenville. O., was brought to sudden stop by an emer. gency signal from the bell cord, and when Conductor Lafferty went for ward to learn the trouble found Ex- press Messenger Roshen bound and gagged in the express car and so frightened that he could not give any connected report of what had happen ed. A brief report was telegraphed to the Pittsburg officers of the compa- ny and later from Steubenville a full report as possible was sent in by the conductor.
 Except that both of the robbers were white the express messenger Is un- able to give any Identification that would aid in the search for the rob. bers
 It Is known that four bags, all seal ed, and containing currency were talk en from the car, but nothing is known as to the amount of money contained in any of the bags. The train is one of the most important on the road, and usually carries much money and express matter from New York as we'll as from intervening stations to western points.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
TRUSTS AND
 THE PRESS"
Senator Davis Takes These His Sub ject---ScoLes Two Millionaires--- Rockefeller, Standard Oil Com pany Should Be Indicted for
 Treason. Newspapers
 Also Denounced

Washington, May 2-In the senate Friday Senator Jefferson Davis spoke on his resolution offered Tuesday to discharge the committee on the jul. dietary from the further consideration of his bill for the suppression of trusts pools. and combinations in trade"
 Reading his speech he denounced the trusts, commended the presidents recent message measures for relief, spoke of the removal of the motto, ''1n God We Trust" from the coins, and declared that John D. Rockefeller, the Standard Oil company and J. Pier. pont Morgan should be indicted for treason. He also paid his respects to the press, his remarks in that con nection being as follows:
 Let the scavengers of plutocracy howl; truth, Gods loving truth-where are its defenders? Miserable traves. ties upon noble manhood, post-grad. uates in all arts of islander or defam- ation. challenge the subsidized press; the people know your designs
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02

Not satisfied, if sue be your brutal frenzy, lash my poor form into insen- sibility
 Then, if 1t be your further pleas ure gnaw from my stiffening bones every vestige of quivering flesh. Howl in wretched beastiality though my own innocent blood drops from your fiend- ish visages. Drag then, if you want, what remains into the filth and the vermin of your foul dens and burn it upon the altar of Baal or scatter it before the friendly winds of heaven, to your betters-the carrion crows of the field. All that they may do, all and more, if there yet be open further depth of infamy to a polluted, besot- ted press These ready servants of greed, what they have not done, or at tempted to do fasten still more secure ly an autocracy upon us? It seems to be their special function, not simply to pervert truth, but to threaten and terroriZe public men. Dare a senator align himself with the people? What? Yes, Men, illustrious servants of the people, have lifted honest voices here and elsewhere against the march of plutocracy to fall ambushed politically assassinated, and by whom? By the trusts wearing masks. An, sir news paper masks. But, MT. President in significant as am I, if my political ca reer be marked, let them sharpen their blade, for l will be here at the apointed hour and while here only God can stay my voice in behalf of organ ized united labor and the yeomanny of America"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
ASSAULTED IN ROOM.
Effort Made to Compel Doctor
 to Sign Away Property.

Los Angeles. Cal, May 20. A. Widaman. an attorney, and A. P. Sanger. both of Los Angeles. have been arrested on a charge of attempt ed murder.
 Guests of the Hollenbeck hotel were startled by pistol shot in one of the rooms of the hotel. A number of them broke into the room and Dr. w. M. Bell, one of the occupants, was ar rested. He explained, however, that the other men in room attempted to make him sign a deed giving his wife all his property, valued at $100,000, and upon his refusal they attempted to kill him Upon this showing two alleged asailants were arrested. Bell says through the machinations of Sanger and Widaman he has been estranged from his wife. Bell owns much property at Fl Paso. Tex.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
FUSION OPPOSED.
Members of Alabama Independence
 leaque Elect Delegates.

Birmingham, May 2.-Alabama lead CTS of the Independence league met here In convention and elected twenty two delegates to the national conven, tion of the Independence league to be held at Chicago in July. A resolutio was also adopted opposing fusion wit either the Democratic or Republic9 parties no matter who is the cam date of either party. Andy Marx, pres ldent of the State Federation of Labor, presided, and J. B. Drake, president of the Birmingham Trades council, act ed as secretary. Former Congress- man M w. Howard of Fort Payne also took prominent part.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
ANNIVERSARY OF A
 GREAT NAVAL bATTLE
". B. Orner Tells of Famous Naval En- eaeement at Manilla, May I, 1898. When the Spanish Fleet Was
 Quickly Destroyed.

Continued from yesterdays paper.)
 The Spaniard made a splendid ficht for his king and country, he nonred out his blood like water and freely gave his life to his duty. but. the steel ships ana their trained gunners, even with the loss of nights sleep, and on an empty stomach, were too much for him, when every man who trained gun remembered his mothers honor and the treachery to the Maine. l sup nose that you are aware that Snanish authorities here, painted out the American cOnSuls shield oyer his office, and in it's place nut the Spanish coat-of-arms, and the inscription beneath that Every American is a bastard. "
 Now we are confronted with the most serious problem Of the whole buSness-what to do with Manila?
 Manila is much larger than In dianapoiS in fact more than twice as large, rich in old and new things, the center or Jesuit influence in the far east, II not in the world. It contains thous- ands of charming. refined people and is the capital of one of the richest 100000 square miles of land in the world. What a coal ing station it would make for our fleets | have sent a correct list of tine personnel of our ship and at present they are all alive and looking for trouble.
 We are awfully anxious to hear from the Atlantic fleet, and are ready to go and help them 1T they need help.
 A terrible state of affairs now exist on shore. The rebels are giving the Spaniards lots of trou- ble, and the wounded i'll the hos pltal are begging the Admiral to hoist the American flag over the islands. They fear that the rebels will murder the wounded Tn the hospitals, so we have de- tall or 100 marines, guarding tile hospital grounds ashore, and at the hospital they have medi- elne TOT but two days more, and provisions for but six days The auIlliral, l understand, is going 'o furnish both medicine and provisions from the fleet for one noiVu our doctors were over ao see the wounded yesterday. ana they say there are a great
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02

many dead lying on the beach, having never been picked up after the battle, so details from our ships went over and buried them
 Here is the way we fixed the Spanish navy in these waters;
 SUNk-Cruisers Reina Christ ina, Castilia, Don Antonio de IT.. loa.
 BURNED-Don Juan de Austria, isla de Cuba, Isla de LuZon, Gen CraI Luzo, Marques del Duero, Fl Correo, and another gunboat
 CAPTURED-Rapido, Hercules, three launches, and any mum Der of tugs, cutters, Whalcboats and small craft
 They claim on shore that they do not know just how many have been killed but estimate the killed and wounded at from 1900 to 2O0O. And it is impossible to make them believe that we have no killed or seriously injured. The Baltimore came in for a great deal of glory, and we re- ceiye deafening cheers every time l, we pass one of the other vessels and the Spaniards think that our ship is undoubtedly the worst | slaughter house afloat.
 was in a position to see most of the battle, and the rest I have written I obtained from the, sig nal quartermaster and chief gun ner's mate, There were many lesser interesting incidents oc- cured during the two principal engagements, but as the mail leaves soon, 1 will tell you about them some other time.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02

The following proclamation was issued by the governor gen eral just before our arrival: Spaniards
 Between Spain and the United States of North America hostil- itics have broken out
 The moment has arrived to prove to the world that we poss- eSs the spirit to conquer those who, pretending to be loyal friends, take advantage of oL. misfortunes and abuse our hOspi- tality, using means which ciVlliz- ed nations count unworthy and disreputable
 The North American people constituted of all the social eX-
 Continued on 2nd page.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02

Continued on 2nd page.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
CANCER OF STOMACH.
New York Paper Says Hon. Grover
 Cleveland Has This Malady.

New York, May 2.-The Evening World gives prominence to the fol lowing:
 There is report current in financial circles, emanating from the offices of the Equitable Life Insurance society that former President Cleveland is a sufferer from cancer of the stomach, and his case has been pronounced hopeless by specialists called into con sultation by Dr. J. D. Bryant of this city, the family physician.
 MT. Cleveland remains at Lakewood hotel. Lakewood, N. J., although the house closed for the season ten days ago. His wife and children are the only guests
 Efforts to confirm the Evening Worlds statement were unavailing Friday.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
JEFF DAVIS.

and spurn your pretense, whether un- der show of argument or more ser vient hypocrisies Go, damnable imps of pelf and greed, defy your taunts. Tear to fragments my political career if 1t comport not with your will. Stifle and distort my every utterance,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
Denied at Lakewood.

Lakewood N. J., May 2.-At the Lakewood hotel Friday it was said MT. Cleveland was making satisfactory progress and there was no material change fin his condition. Reports that former presidents case had as- sumed a grave aspect were denied.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-02
sAven inches Fell.

Hongkong, May 2.-It was leaEpeo here that the American government accepted the invitation for ths bsStle' ship fleet to visit HonGkons on lts way around the world
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-05
70 BAR CONSERVATIVES.
noston Minister Says Ne viii No,
Marry Them.

Boston Minister Says Ne viii No,
Marry Them.
The Rev. Herbert 8. johnson, pastor
Of the Warren Avenue Baptist church.
IN Boston. announced at the service
the other night that he never again
would marry a consumptive and that
he would at the next district meeting
ask the church authorities to prohibit
a marriage where one Of the parties
was eonsumptive.
II am taking that STEP" he said.
because l do not want to stand be.
fore my God as a murderer The mar
rlage Of an unaffected person with one
suffering from the great white plague
means that both inevitably win have
the disease"
DIR, Johnson said that he had given
the matter great thought and that he
considered II time for the church to
take stand for life and mortality un.
der such conditions. "Laws and legal
devices admittedly are unable to cope
with this condition. Therefore the
church must meet II and conquer IT."
he said.
Mr.. johnson also said that he would
not marry any man whose income Is
less than S12 a week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-05

One Of the Vanderbilt descendants
aRcnaed ! life of degenemcy by say.
anw The commodore. my grandRa.
thef. was a high roller. and 10 must
- 4 hlgh roller too About that
time Francis Cation appeared AZ the
monthpiece for science which taught
- iron law Or heredity. Later came
voice crying ~ the Wilderness o.
peaainlsm created b. the Cation doe.
trina. the good old gospel that "the
world . what We make H." aud our
characters are acquired ana 20, trans.
mitted biologist weaman was this
new prophet
4 recent book on heFedlty By an
American compiler. ]. A. Thompson.
iatefpreta for the lay reader the 90.
cioiogicai signineanee Of weismanlam.
The doctrine that human character is
Inodl8ed IN lta development rather By
conditions than inheritance. Il would
Be sfrnnRe n the higher elements Of
mans nature did not enter into the
process Of natural selection m the 10.
dividnal reaches out 70 hia environ.
meat Welaman has % late revised
some Of hlu original theoFlea but utlIl
insists that temporary unea 10 the an
eeatoF-shat n 70 cay, appetlten aud
hAhita-aFe NOT transmitted. The few
haneful nrediapOsItlona we 90 have
may BE- Hoped on. and We are not
only responsible for our actions. but.
what d more agreeable. we can be our
ewn benefactors AZ We 70 through
llfe
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-05

An Illinois commercial traveller WIN
has found poor conveniences for bush
ness m many hotels has invented a
portable writing desk ana has made
an application for a patent Closed.
the deak b about the size and shape
o. q dress suit case. which II closely
resembles. Open. Il b q substantial
desk. equipped with drawers ana
pigeonholes after the most approved
fashicn u a big FOll top. Metal les
o. the lazy tongs principle unfold 10
form q support. and a supporting rod
holds what might Be termed the ia IN
the position Of q writing table. To the
Top 3 attached q handle By which the
whole may b carried. The desk ans
a want that has been experienced bv
every man on the road.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-05

Il was given out from the anti.
Dubois democratic headquarters jus,
after the supreme court decision
recognizing the holtern' democratic
ticket that ''the decision means that
that Dubois agitation OF the Mor-
mons A. promised and elect the entire
democrats state ticket thus proving
that Dubois agitation Oh the Nor
mon question Ii the only thing be-
tween democracy and success In
Idaho" The pro- Mormon democrats
we're not opposed In the campaign
BY the Dubois democrats, and IN fact
boasted that the party was united
and that many OF the Dubois leaders
were actively supporting the ticket.
Yet with all this the party met q
crushing defeat. The conclusion to
be arrived az from a survey OF the
situation ls that the Mormops used
the democrats for foot mats over
which they marched 70 the polls and
supported Taft. In other words the
Mormona succeeded IN suppreaalng
democratic opposition BY false prom
iaea and then gave their support to
the republicans. Those democrats
who were deceived deserve what they
got.