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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-24
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lido IepubIicano

Hemos recibido la siguiente car
ia
Gurabo, Septiembre y de 1909
Sr. Director de La Correspon.
dencia de Puerto Rieo," San Juan,
P. r.
Muy Senior mio :-Ruego encareei-
damente q I'd. Sc sirva hacer cons
tar en- su eulto e ilustrado peri dieo
que desde esta fecha me retro del
partido republican, quedando en-
actitud independence.
lie Antieipo por clio las mas cum
plldas graeias Sr Director. Y me sus-
eribo de I'd. alto amigo Y 5 )
Bartolo Pagan.
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No olvideis
esa farmacia,

FL LIDO. Luis B. Vega, ducho de
Ia conocida tarmacia Vega, situada
al Iado de la capilla del Institute en-
Santurce, atiende personalmente al
despacho de las recetas, 10 cual asc-
gura eI mejor cuidado. Prccios muy
modicos, prontitud en- cl scrvicio y
cxtrieto complimiento de toda pres
cripci6n en- las formulas Hay STEM
pre- constantc surtldo de drogas y
patentizados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-24

Defunciones ocurridas en- el aflo
economico de 1908 a 1908, en- la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez, con specification
de los tuberculosis:
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iiEspaholes ] ameriCanos!!

Espaholes y Americanos,
Puerto-riqueroe y Cubanos,
Franceses Y Alemanes,
Turcos y Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todos convienen en-
QUE i.
No hay mas que Tabonucol parat
lie catdrro!
Tabonucol para la TISIS. asma,
ronquera, tos. -.
Vendcn al por mayor:
SAN JUAN:-Sres J. NJ. Blanco y
Co,
Don F. Guillermety.
PONCE d. T.. Moscoso, Srcs
+. Ruiz de Porras.
Al detail las principales famacias
del mundo.
Prccio:-75 ccnta1o..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-24
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Maria Artau Vieques
Pera Vieques
San Miguel Luquillo
Brazo Y Coraz6n 'Vieques
BUQUEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor americana Martin Saenz el Is
del corriente salio de Barcelona para
esta.
Consig: S. lzquierdo.
Vapor espahol Argentine SaIio de
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Consignatarios Villar Ca
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de York para esta el 4 Octubre
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
HAS
WOMAN WITNESS
tyHEEF TRUST lNQUiRY-TRAF-
SFic' MANAGERS sTENoGRAPH.
vER sUBPoENAED.
TRlMMtNS MAY FORGET
Woman Expected to Fill in Voids Of
| Memory of Morris and Company
oHiclal--Aave Plan Not Yet
Disclosed.

Chicago, Jan 3--Miss Charlotte
Kinks, confidential stenographer for
HI A. Timmins, traffic manager for
Norris and Company, was subpoenael
today as a Witness In the beef trust
inquiry. Her summons was regarded
as the beginning of a system of
checking" which the government
proposes to institute in this investi.
CATION upon the department Of the
beef trust houses.
1T Is not purposed 10 test the EN-.
ployes in minor capacities, who have
no strong reasons Dr. slppressing
Facts regarding correspondence and
entries In the books such as might
he expected from men Of large sal
aries and many years of service.
Z The testimony of Harry C. Dowling,
head of Morris claim department.
which has consumed a whole week
and which Is intende for the ground
Work OF the subsequent testimons il
said to have been far from satisfac,
tory Dowling is said to have fallen
back on alleged loss of memory for all
details says those which appeared in
black and white in the documents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

did not believe there are that many
in New York. There are many more
out OF work than usual" she said, but
/ think now that election is over con.
lidence Is returning and there viii be
better times before long"
A leading theatrical man who id
not desire 10 have his name use
said. There are fully as many ac.
tors and actresses out of work now
as there was in June. There are NOR
actresses idle. however. than actors.
Ninety per cent of the women born
In the country want to be actresses.
They think all they have 10 do is 10
put on nice clothes and walk out on
the stage and speak a few words:
every chorus girl thinks she can take
the big parts. and right here comes IN
the cheap manager. who with his
trashy production has glutted the
stage. Then there is the picture ma
chine. For 5 or 10 cents a young man
can go 10 one OF them and stay al
the evening; he can dress as be pleas
Is. and in the dark bold hands with
his best girl know of one of these
places that accommodates 900 "a
irons each day. seven DAYS in the
week. and there is no doubt that 20
cuts In to the legitimate business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
HARD Times, IN
STACELAN.D| splDW'.
TEN THOUSAND ACTORS AND 40.
TREssEs ARE jDLE IN, New y
yokks
FINANCIAL DEPRESSION
Is Given as Cause ByAone Theatrical
A~thority--Mofe Actresses ous 81
Work Than Actors, Says
Another

New York, Jan 81 think there
are fully 10000 actors and actresses
in New York today who are out AT
work. Where there is on vacancS
there are 100 desirable applicants
A Well known theatrical man made
the above statement to a reporter.
He was one of several interviewed.
who admitted that this is one tof the
worst years in the history of the pro.
fession. Each of the persons seen
had various explanations to make.
One advances the teory that the, ten
cent moving picture showS have
thrown many vaudeville peopie our of
work. Another said it was Due in
part to the financial depression Of
last year
Mrs NJ. L. Fernandez, OF the Far.
nardez Dramatic Agency. adfllitfed
that there were many members Of the.
profession idle, and said that she at
tributeds II TO the fact tha5Aananeial
depression CT year ago VAS ajust
beginning to be felt by the Masses
who We're really the support III the
theaters She said she did not think,
there We're 10000 actors idle, as she
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
GIGANTIC MASS
MEETING PLANNED
TO BE HELD IN MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN NEW YORK ON
JANUARY 7.
SYMPATHY FOR ITALY
viii Be Expressed and Fund Raised
For Benefit Of Earthquake Suf-
ferers-Taft, Roosevelt
and Others Invited.

New York, Jan. 3.--A great mass
having for It's purpose an ex-
pression CT sympathy for the victin s
of tie recent disaster in Sicily and
Calabria and the raising of funds for
their relief, will be held at Madison
Square Garden in this city January Z,
To give this demonstration a ma.
tional character, invitations have
been sent to President Rocsev t,
President elect Taft Gov Hughes of
New York, and Mayor Mcclellan cf
this city to be present and to give
voice othe universal sympathy for
italy in her great disaster. 1t is
planned to have oresident-elect Taft
pre- side at the meeting.
President Roosevelt will be pre-
vented by official duties from attend
ing and in a telegram outlining his
own and congress plans for relief,
80 notified the committee.
In adition to the presence of many
personages, both in pub
ic and private life, the meeting win
be Of great interest and attraction
o the public by reason of monster
musical program of unusual excel
ence and a vmoing picture show.
Arrangements are being perfected
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
SAYS HARTMAN
The REAL BOSS
FRANCIS }. HENEY MAKES START.
LING DECLARATION WHILE
TALKING ON SAN FRANCISCO
GRAFT AT BANQUET.

Philadelphia. Jan. s.-At 'he Lo1s
Table Luncheon of the citv cub he.s
iedsy Francis J. Heuey oi Saa F-st
cisce, who prosecuted th, "E-afi-
cases N that city declared that 3. ID
Hartman. of New York. througl lis
control Of The southern Paciae rau
road. vas respou s.ble for TIRE -Eraf.-
and corruption that has been found if
the G0ldcn Gate CITY.
Win Ale Ruef and Harriman sas
linked ihe had 0f The United Raii
uays Cooperation of San Fra8eiscf
by Heney. bot the real boss. b. said
sits in New York ard has as one q
bis chief agents in California. W. ,
Herrin. General Counsel Of the Soufh
ern Pacific railroad.
The oorruption = city iife in saa
Fraucizco.- b. declared Vas ncf
found ln ihe deals made By Rnef. taf
vas due to the faci that Harrimaa
Eanfed 70 use CERTAIN mea Our resf
loss sits IN Nex York city and rsacs
- acruss the couairy In workins oa-
hix Schemes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

Rome, Jan. 3.--Having done every
thing possible in the district lat
waste by the earthquake, the king an,
queen of Italy are returning to Rome
They have spent the last four days
among the ruins of Cieily and Gala
bria. the king directing the work OF
rescue and relief and the queen min
istering to the injured.
Both at Mesina and Reggie guards
are having difficulty in protecting the
survivors and the vast treasure in the
rninad buildings from thieves, who
are swarming everywhere. IL is re.
ported that Is criminals were killed
at Messina within the last "a hours
Six hundred persons engaged in pill.
aging, were arrested since yesterday
Shocks Continue.
Reports still reach here of the con-
tinuance of earth shocks, some Of
which are OF sufficient force TO do
further great damage. According to
these reports, the new shocks yester-
day at Pellaro precipitated the entire
population into the sea, including
both the dead and living victims OF
the first quake.
AT Reggie the people are becoming
more calm and aid is now being sys
tematically forwarded. Military zon, s
are established throughout Calabria
Good Progress Made.
A great advance has been made IN
the preparations for relief work here
in connection with bringing the suffer
ers from the devasted districts. Ia
addition 10 the hospital provided by
the pope, the press club has also op
ened a hospital, while many ladies
of the aristocracy will receive in their
private houses a certain number OF
wounded.
Funeral masses for the victims were
celebrated in the churches of Rom ]
today The official figures give the |
number of injured transported from
the earthquake zone TO various ports |
up to yesterday by Italian warships
as 1890; by British warships 1909
by German 900, and by Russian sos.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
stoo.ooo seNr To. ITALY.:

Washington, Jan. 3.-In response to
the suggestion Of the Italian Red
Cross Society that a vessel might be
loaded at Genoa with provisions AMI
sent to the scene of the earthquake
disaster. the American National Red
Cross tonight cabled 100000 with the
suggestion that it could be used by
The Italian Red Cross Society for tho
purpose Of fitting out a ship with pro
visions and medical supplies. This
amount is in addition TO the 100000
and $4,000 previously sent by the
American Red Cross.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

for getting together into one NAM
moth ban dvarlous musical organiza,
tons throughout the city. Vocal
numbers of the program will be par
.ticularg noteworthy Such world
famous opera stars as Caruso. Bonci.
Tetrazzini. Scotti, Zenatello and Sam.
mrrco will be asked to contribute
their services.
New York's relief find tonight is
about 100000
Although strongly urged to recon.
slider his regretful teclination of the
invitation to be present at the Minister
mass meeting in aid of the Italian
earthquake sufferers in Madison
Square Garden. Thursday evening
President Roosevelt it was learned
tonight, will not be able to attend
his presence al the diplomatic recep-
tion to be held in Washington that
night being practically obligatory up
on him
Governor Hughes. aMyor Mcclellan
and other men of national prominence
will appear at the meeting. at which
operate artists will sing
A liberal response to the commit
tees solicitation for the sale OF boxes
has ben made. AS high as sl00 each
is being received for the boxes.
Carnegie Contributes.
The work q rolling up huge fun
desired for the sufferers is progress
ing rapidly. the Red Cross contribur
lions alone yesterday and today
20 nearly $4,000. Approx
imately tl50oe0 50 FAR has been sub
scribed 10 thei Ocsl fund Heading tn
list of sunday contributions vas Al
drew Carusgis with a check for So
008
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

isolated villages on the Calabrian
coast"
Griseom Selects Committee.
Griscom American ambassador, In
order to be ready in case his sug-
gestion as to the manner of conduct
ing American relief work is accepted,
today elsected a committee of Ameri
cans here to which have been trusted
the work of carrying out his plans.
Griscom himself will be president cf
the committee.
If Griscom is provided with $780,
600 the committee will be able to
charter large steamer and keep it
running as hospital and relief ship
for two weeks.
PiIlaqers XIII Sailors.
The minister of justice, who is now
in Messina, has sent the following
dispatch to premier Giolitti:
Service continues against pill.
layers, who Saturday night came in
conflict at Reggie with the police
forces. resulting in the death of one
ptl sasIeie anu one cuetolhS BudTd.
The report has reached here that
at Messina, six Russian sailors were
shot by thieves while trying to pre-
vent looting.
The report to the effect that the
pope intended to send Archbishop
Ireland OF St. Paul, now in Rome, to
Messina, is denied
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
SAYS SHE GAVE
FALSE WITNESS
MRS. WAD MORRIS cONFESSES
To PERJURY nv NIGHT
RIDER CASE.
CON1RAD|CTED HUSBAND
Who Claimed He Had Been Detailed
10 Watch Horses Of Reelfoot
Band, But Now She Would
Sustain His Confession.

Union City, Tenn, Jan. Hound
ed by her conscience and wishing u
make amends for her sin, Mrs. WaI
Morris took the stand I'm the night
rider trials yesterday and confessed
that she had periured herself. shi
averred that she had been driven q
the crime by love for her husband,
threats from friends of the defend
ants and fear that unless she testi
fled as directed that her husband
would be hanged.
Wad Morris, her husband, had
turned states evidence. He swore on
the stand in the states case In chef,
that he had been sworn into the
night ride by Garrett Johnson, had
accom- anied the riders on raids, and
" N-., with the band on the night Capt.
Rankin was murdered,
He declared that he was not at the
spot at which the crime was COM
mitted but had been detailed with
-four others to hold the murderers'
horses, several hundred yards from
the scene of the assassination, but
he had met the band at the rem.
dezvous and had accompanied II to
the Walnut Log hotel and he iden,f
fled many of the defendants as be n;
in the party which committed 8
crime.
/, To Offset this Testimony. the de.
Tense offered Wad Morris wife as
an ilnpeachlng witness With tremh
ling voice and downcast eyes she
swore that on the night OF the mur
der, when her husband swora he
was with the riders he was. as
matter OF fact. at home and in bed
With his wife aAd battles IT was the
strongest impeaching testimony the
defense had introduced. A few min
utes after she had left the stand, she
stood sobbing in the corridor of the
court house and sent the deputy
sheriff Tom Moab, into the court
'oonl after Attorney General Cald.
we'll.
have done a great wrong I
want to see my husband" she told
Attorney General Caldwell
You may see your husband after
'ourt adjorrns. said the attorney
general.
The prosecuting officer accom-
'anied her to her husbands S quarters.
The meeting was pathetic The girl
wife had not seen her husband sincl
lis arrest on Oct. 81. She told him
he had testified to a falsehood. but
must tell the truth and he en-.
outraged her 10 do So Then she
sked that she be not separated from
or husband and the state ordered
hat the couple be taken TO a hotel
] charge Of Sheriff Erasheld st
Veakley county
The defense had no lntimation q
his eoup on the part Of the state
wren court opened the defenss
allied two witnesses.
After IL had examined the first At
'rney General Caldwell arose ana
aid:
III the court please. the state de.
res to recall Mrs Wad Morris for
lrther examination
Mrs Morris pale but smiling. wss
'ccrtcd to the stand.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
srRomsoLI ERuPrINc NOW.

Rome. Jan. "a violent earth
shock, running south southwest. and
east-northeast. lasting three seconds
and during which Stromboli volcano
began eruption, occurred on strom.
boil Island TODAY.
The phenomenon was accompanied
by prolonged. dull rumblings. Houses
on the island we're badly damaged and
the populace fed TO the streets in a
panic, but no one hurt
U. S. Leads All.
The United States is far ahead Of
other nations in the relief work. To
day Ambassador Griscom succeeded
tn finding an Austrisn-Lloyd steamer
capable Of carrying 1.200 passenger
He chartered the steamer for two
weeks ahd it Is being loaded with
medical supplies and provisions
IN addition to the supplies. the AM.
erican relief vessel viii embark six
doctors and twenty male and female
nurses
Ambassador Griscom. and members
o fthe committee. have assumed pr
sonsi responsibility for the expenses
o fthe expedition. relging upon the
fCrnefraaF On zsvtk p.~.R
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
MUST PAY DOW TAX.

Springhell. Ohio. Jan. 3-H. J.
Churchman. a druggist. was cerfihsi
70 The county treasurer TO day for this
years portion Of the D0w tax as q
regular saloon keeper because h.
Uas found guilty q selling whiskey o.
Sunday without a prescription. lie
wzs fined tz5 and costs for the a.
Tense. The amount wlil be s5s3S5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
ELKs GIVE 5000.

Colorado Springs, Colo. Jan. 3.--R
L. Holland. of this city. grand exalted
ruler Of the Elks. wired $4,000 in be
helf of the Elks to the aNtional Red
Cross Association a Washington for
the relief Of the earthquake sufferers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
RESCUE WORK AUGMENTED.

| NdldHldt Jan. o.-lne system Ol
rescue work in Messlna has been
greatly augmented by the arrival OF
troops, who are all over the ruined
! city in squads, patroling day and
night Bodies Of them are also work.
ing in the ruins all day and well into
the night.
The movement of refugees from
nearby villages is daily increasing
and large number OF persons are
leaving the devastated region.
Shock Was Sudden.
II Is now clear that the enormous
number of casualties I'm Messina is
due to the suddenness with which the
first shock came, giving little time
TO the people TO escape the tlLa;
wave. The tidal wave was not so high
as at first reported and would have
done. little damage had ii not been
preceded by the earthquake The
damage done by FIRE is also com
paratiyely Insignificant
The tidal wave inundated the city
aud the living and dying were caught
Ike rats and drowned or had their
brains dashed out by being thrown
by the rushing waters against piles
OF masonry.
Far greater havoc was wrought In
Messina than was believed when the
Associated Press correspondent first
passed around the outskirts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
Will substsntiste Manager.

viii substsntiste Manager.
Timmins will probably be the mex.
witness, an dthe government hopes TO
force him TO tell everything b.
knows. II ne refuses he will know
that when he leaves the stand the
young woman who has been conduct
ing his personal and business CORES
pondence will De summoned next. in
an effort 10 FIJI the yoids which anv
lack OF memory or outright refusal to
tell may leave.
The investigation is expected 10
progress rapidly. nov that Dowling
has been lei through the devious and
tedious way of the several thousanf
Individual claims which the company
has collected from various railroads
His testimony has stamped the claims
as genuiie transactions and now the
goyernment will proceed with his ties.
timony As a base in an effort to prove
part Of the payments TO have been %.
legal rebates.
II this falls. the government will
fan back on an angle which has not
hitherto been disclosed. II was ms5e
known that the government believes
it has evidence 10 show that the pack
ers solicited a rebate arrangement
whether such an arrangement vas
carried out or not. This is a specific
ofcnse without relation 70 whether
OF not the rebates were actually pad
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
CHICAGO HAS RAISED $4,000.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Chieago's cOnui
buiion to the relief Of the earthquake
sufferers in Italy today reached t75.-
500. II is expected By tomorrow nigh5
the total will reach s100. 600.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

Rene. Jan. 3.-Premier GiOlitti t.
dav received a long dispatch from
King Victor Emmanuel. dated az Mes
siaa saying he would leave tonight
for Rome As to the conditions in
the earthquake district. the king said
To-day I visited the Calabrian
coast south Of Reggie. found pei
lario literally destroyed but Nelito
seems but slightly damaged.
1T has stopped raining. Tr0cps
are arriving and slowly order j. being
rescred-
4 again recommend to you the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04
GETS NEW APPOINTMENT.

Rome. Jan. 3-M0nsignOr Dennis
O'ConneH. rector q the Catholic Unl
versity az Washington. vas to-day az
poiatei auxiliary bishop of san Frna-
cisco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

The Associated Ffess. the greatest
neSs gathering organizatiua IN ths
r0rid supplies the Cairo Bulletin
vita its tslsErsDAic Bews ssrsic&
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

Subscribe Tor The Bulletin. The
beat pAgsr in the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

tconei1ded On sirtb PAgeJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-04

which he was commanded to bring
with him.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06

Salud, fuerza, negociOs
Tome siempre vino CEWECEDo.
NeCociOs, :fuerza, salud
Tome sempre Champagne .MONrEBELLo
Digestion, huen apetito y fortuna
Tome sempre Aqua INsALUs.
Nj medicOs nj ,bOticas
TOmp-a O las hOras cerveZa CARLsBERG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-06
PO2 CARLOS Dc a EN

pudo por lin trtaquIl4ar aqud honloTe prometndos
eumIlir sd luetJ qle h. Ia. possible pre7enars'
en ulestIa ea, 4lol.o ,t4- Iba visltar al preSe 5a
4uf-e a.a t+aaf -eao 81 -tsuefa penso en- con-
tradecIl4c .s4.als - dto H il eos part
mos los lte- -tn o0 e.e.6.t GELS
Sra ese un gran e,uuclo con uQelos paos corredo
res todos los M eSpece tan unlformcs parccan
81 Suco las paroles cue esfuerzo comprendi entonc
h passion ,ue han u~pirado allo dc herba mi
serabes sers encerrados ALA dentro FL maestro de
paba aposeno particular al or 81 estrepo de las
ave cerroos habia leyantado al entrar di0 al
grnos passes haca la puerta sud6 rlaldad per
al enderle yo Ia mano al comprender 10 que habia e'
nueSros pcchos respr6 con facc6n drigi6
dial saludo
Me quit3ts de encima gran peso-n0s diJo,-poco
ahora Ia conclusion dc todo csto Para rcIbr
Il una sonora Is lugar decene que mi
cria de tiro: pero Miss StmmcrBon que
ha d rcparar clio
Ofreci6ne la para acompailarme un banco de
que haba del aposeno, al yer que
Scntaba e. s. manifesto muy contento.
Ciracias. seiiorta-Ine dijo
nestamo- que armes vuestra inocenca espcro que
ha e ndtl decirs la pIena entera re ella t
-Certo que 81, senior Jarudyce por clio doy gra
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