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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29
Il PRINCIPE BUE-
Low OERROTADO.
Su situalcion es ir1sos-
terrible.
Sc cree que lantaY pronto
sl caIaeiner del imperio
desaparecera de Ia esce'
ma.
Los hberales J soeialistas, eele.
1 bran u frscass del principe.

New, York JUNO 20 .-Un tehgra
ma de Berlin asegufa q. el caneiller
del inaperio prineipsd eBuefow,se re
tirara muy pronto de Ia eseena po-
Utica. La ca,lsa de esta resoiucion
Sc dice que obedeee. a Ia 'diversi-
dad de cfiterio existente en- el Rel
ehstag ystel retraimiento de los Ii
beralesl Y radicales para la discu-
sion del proyecto de ley del gobier-
no inaponendo una aueva tribu-
taci6n. Esto ha cfeado una crisis
en- el pariamento por 10 cual Sc cree
que Ell canciller saldra al fin derro-
tado siendo su situacion insoste-
nible.a #s
Tn telegrama de Cuba comunica
que el senado remitira manana pa
ra ser puesta la firma del presiden-
tie el bill autorizando Ell estableci-
miento de la loteria. Ell bill esta
redactado, tomando como mode
10 el sistema seguido en- Hamburgo
y en- ell gran ducado de Mecklem-
burg cuyas beneficios son muy re-
ducidos y SUI funcionamiento esta
sujeto a la mas estricta vigilancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29
INVITAQON.

La Junta, Isocal de instruction,
el Principal de las Escuelas y el ms
pector del distrito escolar de Cayey,
Invitan por medic de estas lineas
4 los padres de familia y todas las
personas amantes de la instruction
para los ejercicios de graduation que
Sc celebraran en- la noche del viernes
2 de julio, en- los salones del ."Centro
de instruction y Recreos"
Cayey P. R. JUNO 29,l909.
Manuel S. Nuhez-Jaime Fortune,
Rafael Rivera, Manuel ], Polo, Ma
nuel Negron Collazo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29

fesores de la orquesta del teatro
real de Madrid, amenizara la es-
tancia de los huespedeS con esco-
gidos conciertos.
De la eocina Sc ha encargado At
tilio Moretti, cocinero que fue del
rey de Italia, y los demas cocine-
ros que estan q las ordenes de
aquel proceden de los meiores no
teles italianos y suizos.
Actuara como Maitre d'hotel
Gustavo Malffioli, que va estuvo
al frente de este delicado servicio
durante la Ultima temporada.
Todos los camareros proeeden
tambien de los principales hote-
les extranjeros, Y hablan el ingles
ademas de Otros idiomas.
Este afio funcionara va en- La
Toja la fabrica de hielo, yla camara
frigorffica que Sc instalo para la
bbuens conservation de los alimen-
tos. .
Para los faficionados, a los depor-
tes Sc esta estableciendo, entire
otros, campos de golf, foot ball y
lawn tennis.
Dispondrase asfmismo de botes
y de yolas para efectuar excursio-
mes por la ria de Arosa.
En- suma; cuantos Sc hospeden en-
ell balneario de La Toja tendran
su disposition todas aquellas dis
TRAGEDIES que SON. usuales en- los
mas importantes estabIecimientos
que desesta indole Sc hallan en- ell
extran,iero.
Mas aGn. En- el proximo agos-
to Sc espera que quede habilitado
ell monumental puente que, por
cuenta del estado, Sc construye pa
ra enlazar la isla de La Toja con la
carretera de Pontevedra al Grove
Por la information que antecede
bien puede vislumbrarse cuanto de-
bera Galicia a la sociedad an6nima
La Toja por SUI patriotica labor en-
pro del fomento del turismo hacia
nuestra TERRA, tan necesitada de
que Sc la conozca porque, en- cual-
quier instante, verla sera admirar-
la, y con la admiration tendremos
para ella una inapreciable, pero Sc
gura fuente de ingresos, beneficial
dora de todos.
! Hagase, pu6s, cuanto sea posi-
BILE porque los extranjeros como
los de casa, Sc acostumbren a visi-
tar nuestra region, Y sea la gratitud
de los gaIegos para quienes, de un
modo Il otro, contribuyen al engran-
decimiento Y prosperidad de Ia
terra en- que vivimos yPor Ia que
vivimos.
De csta gratitud corresponder 4
siempre no pequeha psrste al con-
seio dc administration de la socicdad
an6nima La Toja, V de modo muy
especial 4 su prestigioso gercnte d,
Fernando RODRIGUEZ Porrero, GU
vas iniciativas, honrandoIe q '6l
& tOdos nos enorgullecen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29
I'm ObSerVadOr.

"El presidente de Francia al ieer
tantO anuncio de los, buenos trajes
que vende LA Palmesana' de J.
Pieras yCo.ha pedido por cable me
dia docena de trajes de Ultima no.
vedad.
Visitad pues en- la Paimesana'
V os convecereis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29
Cuatro mil dollars.

= Sc ofrecen en- totalidad 8 por mi
tad, en- 1ras hipotecas sebre fincas
en- San Juan, sin Intervention de CO.
rredores. Escriba AP. 0. Box 4S3,
San Juan P. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29
UNGuENlT.D \ DED0AN.
Cura radf almente las
almor ranas, eczema
ppicazon 8 comezon,
be La piel

La primera aplicaci6n del
Ungdento de Doan, calma la
irritacion en- casos de spicazon
6 comezon de la pie1 y en- la
mayoria de los. .casos, una sola
latita es suficiente para Gu
rar radicalmente los peores
casos de almorranas (salidas> o
sanguinolentas) ronchas, ara,
dores, sabahones, sarpullldo,
aspereza del cults, grietas
herpes, barros, espinillas, etc,
Ell uNGUENTo DE DoAN DEsPER-
CUDEDL CUTIs,,
T No debe faltar en- Ell "Bu.
doir" de las sefloras. Los honl.
bres deben usarlo en- la noehe
del dia de bafba 9 aieite. Una
buena friccion al acostarse por
la noche y observese la suaVi,
dad del cults al dia siguiente
despues del baflo,
PROCURESE en- las boti,
cas- Y tiendas que venden me-
dicinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29

En- esta, imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejo a
So quintal. T
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

evening, complaint having been made
that he used undue measures in Sc
curing COWS for the pound i'm order to
collect the fees. The council decided
the charges were unfounded in this in
stance, but at it's next meeting the
poundmasters will be subjected to
some questioning.
The street committee announced it's
decision to install electric lights at
various points, five being on the road
TO Hurontown, one at the corner of
Hubbell avenue and Florence street
and one at Kruger's curve, in East
Houghton.
The invitation of the Hancock
knights of Columbus to participate in
the Columbus day exercises on the
evening Of October II was accepted by
the council, while the bond of Theo-
dore Stellar. freeing the village from
responsibility from open sewer and
water bitches was approved.
Bills were allowed, reports read and
other routine business disposed of be-
fore adjournment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
SOME HIGH CLASS COOKING.
Miss Ada Jaeknan is Doing Some
Demonstrating at Grace M. z. Church.

IIougbton ladies, and men for that
matter will tomorrow afternoon be
given a final opportunity Of witnessing
the cooking demonstration that his
been conducted the past week in the
rarlors Of Grace VI. z. church, by Miss
Ada Jackman. Miss Jackman came
here from Calumet where she gave
similar demonstrations. and during
her Houghton stay has unquestionablv
educated lot Of people to the proper
method Of cooking. incidentally Miss
Jackman is demonstrating the quail
itics Of X c baking powder. which she
uses I'm all OF her cooking.
Miss Amy Blesse is assistant TO Miss
Jackman and there are five other
young ladies who accompany Miss
Jackman as demonstrators. T.. D.
Shackclford Is district manager for the
baking powder I'm this territory ana
he is at hand to preach its virtues.
The cooking school tomorrow. which
is really an advanced course in domes-
tic science viii he open from to r
o'clock and n special invitation Is ex-
tended TO all Of the ladies in the dis
trict 10 attend
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
CROAIIAN EDITOR DEEMED
GUILTY AS A lIBfltR
Jury in Circuit Court Instructed to
Find for Plaintiff, croatian Priest
Of Calumet and TO Assess Damages
in Whatever Sum il Honestly Be-
leved Him Damaged.

Matt Sojat, editor of Radnik a Gro
attain daily paper published in Calu-
met was today deemed guilty by 4
! jury in the circuit court Of publishing
libelcus article against Rev. Antoine
Zuvic, Crcatian Catholic pastor at CAL
umet. The case was started yesterday
afternoon and given to the jury this
morning.
In charging the jury, Judge Streeter
said that he had never listened 10 "a
suit OF this nature before where there
was so little apparent feeling on the
part OF the two principles as in the
case at issue. The court said there
was nothing to show any hard feeling
on either side.
The article in question, which was
to the effect that Father Zuvic lis not
fit 10 be parish priest because he de-
fcnds the actions of a notorious swim
dlcr. Frank Zotti." constitutes a libel,
said the court, SO that the only task
remaining Cor the jury was To deter
mine the amount of damages. The
court thereupon instructed the jury to
ind for the plaintin, and to assess
such damages as it saw hit.
AS explained by the counsel for the
plaintin, In proceeding of this ma
ture, it was utterly impossible to show
any real damages. but that some balm
for injured feeling and reputation
should certainly be Forthcoming. The
jury thereupOn retired.
Damage Suit is Started.
The court then took up the damage
suit OF Hjalmer Patana VS.. the Hough-
ton County Traction Co. Patana Was
struck by car on quincy street Han
cock, on March IL last and claimed
negligence-on the part OF the company.
Burritt& Burritt appear for the plain
tiff and Attorney A. F.. Rees for the
company. Iwr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
HoUoHToN BREVITIEs.

Albert Wallace of Marquette was
Houghton visitor today.
Richard Edwards left yesterday af-
ternoon for Milwaukee, where he has
accepted an engineering position with
the Milwaukee Electric Railway ana
Light Co,
reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs +. A. Jeffers at the Atlantic on
Wednesday evening. 1t was given by
the Atlantic residents in the parlors
of the Atlantic NJ T.. church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffers will shortly move to
Paincsdale to reside and leave ATTAIN
tic after a residence of fifteen years.
Frank Stanton is i'm Atlantic on one
of his regular visits.
II Is announced from the local Of
flee OF the Chicago & Duluth Trans
portation company that new steel
steamer the Yale. has been added to
the company's freight carrying equip
ment and that the addition will en-
able an Improvement i'm the service
given all copper country points. The
company now has four steel steamers
on the run, boats leaving Chicago and
Milwaukee every four days.
Mrs. James II. Thomas left today
for visit i'm southern Michigan.
II. j. Summers. representing A.
stein & Co, of Chicago, Is here on
business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

Vided into work and play periods, eacf
boy doing about two hours work da,
as his share. on the theory that idle.
ness would make bad citizens. They
TOOK to the work cheerfully and even
eagerly so that before the week was
over, more work had to be found for
them.
The boys built their own 6l-ft dock
SIX feet wide. They put in their own
telephone system; established n wire
less telegraph apparatus which was
IN full operation on the island buiI,
their own motor boat and installed tho
engine; put up their exercising appar-
atus; Installed cave refrleorator.
dug out the side hin for "Goyernor,s
Mansion" erected SOFT flag pole
cleaned the island of underbrush ana
growth and In general did all the things
that would be done by adults I'm the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Resume Of the Weeks Business il
Judge Bentiey's Court.

Following is a resume OF the probate
court transactions for the past sever
days:
Amelia Treglone appointed admins
tratrix of the estate OF Henry Cham
: pion, deceased: bond fixed at $500
/ order appointing time for hearing
claims. order limiting settlement OF
estate in said estate; hearing of claims
/ February a. 1910
order closing hearing of claims in
the estate OF Samuel Salo. deceased
order allowing claims by Commits
hioners in the estate Of John Grif, de-
ceased.
Final account of executor Of the es-
tate of August wig, deceased; filed;
hearing oct. 2S.
Final account OF administrator filed
I'm the estate OF Peter Rosso, deceased;
hearing October 2S
Final account OF administrator Of the
estate Of Frank Tourville. deceased.
allowed and order made assigning res
idue I'm said estate
Report of sale of real estate at pri-
vate sale i'm the estate OF Matthew
Moralec, deceased.
Mary Tourville appointed guardian
of Florida Tourville, minor; bond fixed
at $500.
Final account Of administrator of
the estate Of Alexander Barbeau. de-
ceased, allowed.
Final account Of surviving executor
OF the last will and testament OF John
Duncan, deceased. allowed and said
executor DISCHARGED.
Final account Of Antoine NJ Schultz
OF the estate Of Anton
Wendell. deceased, allowed.
Final account OF administrator of the !
estate of Anton Kebcrski. deceased. |
fled. notice of hearing and publication
waived.
Petition for determination Of heirs
IN the estate Of Anton Kuberski, de-
ceased. filed; hearing oct %.
Trustees bond filed IN the estate Of
Duncan Mcdonald. deceased.
Petition for probate Of will Of Perl
August Jernberg. deceased; hearing |
oct. 2S.
Petition for appointment OF guard
Inn Of Mako Drazic and Joseph Draz-
H. minors; bond required $500
Guardian appointed for Frank Blank
'trom, bond fixed at $500.
Josephine Wendell appointed guard
am Of Mary Louise Wendell 81 al.
minors; bond fixed at $500.
Warrant and inventory filed In the
state Of Joseph Vidmar, deceased.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

questions were given little weight by
the authorities. Both men are i'm the
saloon business, and have as a side
business the selling of home made
wine. This latter enterprise does not
require a license.
Failure on the part of Mr.. Stimac's
employees to furnish proper Informal
ton made his trip necessary, while
the amount of wine sold by Mr.. Tus-
Gamma was thought to be in excess of
the amount made. The latter was
selling by the barrel and it aroused
suspicion. They offered explanations
to the federal court at Grand Rapids
and the testimony has been sent to
Washington. ID. c. What disposition
will be made of the case is awaited
with interest by others than the prin-
cipals i'm the case. Attorney Donohue
appeared i'm court for the defendants
last week in the furniture city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

1880 per week which was supposed to
nesota a vacation place where at the
same time they might gain practical
experience in civics and i'm govern
ment The flag was raised over the
island in June by the late Gov. John
a. Johnson, representing the state of
Minnesota; with Congressman +. e
Stevens Of Minnesota representing tho
U. ). government and Mayor Daniel
w. Lawlcr repre- "ntlng the City OF ST.
Paul The basic principle OF Boy ISL
and City IS that the boys are 20 elect
their own officials. enact their own
laws and administer their own courts
OF justice just as they would If they
were citizens and officials Of an adult
city. For purposes OF convenience and
to reduce the number of Officials
thereby centralizing responsibility. the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
Houghton and Hancock Meet Tomor-
row for Championship.

Tho fotball supremacy OF the copper
country will virtually be decided to-
morrow afternoon when the Houghton
and Hancock high school elevens meet
at the Hancock driving park. Hough-
ton defeated L'anse, and Hancock won
from Calumet, leaving but these two
teams indicated The winner viii
most probably be called upon 10 meet
the winners of the Marquette or Goge-
bic range for the upper peninsula
championship.
Head Coach Haug Of Houghton Is
we'll satisfied with his mon and looks
for victory tomorrow. He, as well
as the players, realize that i'm Hancock
they will have worthy opponents bu;
beef and speed is expected to tell oyer
the rivals from across the lake. There
viii undoubtedly be a large crowd Of
supporters present from both towns.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

occupation and development of new
.errltory' During the season the boys
neiu court daily and there was no re-
peiiion when the commissioner OF pub
tic safety rigidly enforced the findings
% 'ne court and frequently sentenced
'"e boys to saw wood or row across
10 the main land for provisions or the
performance OF such other duties as
'nisnt be considered in sense as pun
ishment for misdemeanors.
NeN' year II is planned to have a
series OF lectures on civics. also fire.
pueht entertainments and demonstra-
ions by practical people from the Me-
Phahic Arts and Manual Training
schools. The season will omen June
10 and continue to Sept. 1. The com
nl''ee which will have charge OF the
soy Island City from now ON has not
yet been announced.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

ment to themselves. they were charged
cover all expenses. In all 10s boys
went to the Island during the season
and 1t was closed early in August in
order to permit plans to be developed
and work done for the second season.
The first seasons operations showed a
deficit of 100 per cent due entirely to
lack of experience on the part of the
management and the first cost OF the
establishment which amounted To 30
per cent OF the total deficit. Next
year, however, under competent diroc-
ton and with plans carefully laid out in
advance. il is believed that the est
per boy can be reduced and at the
same time all expenses paid out of
this fund.
The boys elected officers every two
weeks and an infringement was made
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
iioughton Department.
TELEPHONE SOUTH 1873

The report as submitted by tho libra
rian follows:
Total circulation, ia.
Baltic circulation. 492.
Trimountain circulation. ISIS.
Baltic circulation, ga.
Fiction;
Adult, 500.
Juvenile, 200.
Foreign, 10.
Il Is the plan OF the board 10 open
night school sometime within the
coming week % instruct the foreign
element OF painesdale IN the English
language The probable plan 20 be adj
opted win be the division OF each ma
tionality into separate classes ana the
arduous work Of instructing them N
the English tongue will be taken M.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

whereby the mayor and commissioner
OF public safety were given a hold
over term of one week to instruct thei,
successors. This addition of one weeS
was an incentive to lively compaign-
ing before the elections and the boys
developed remarkable ingenuity and
ability in maneuvering for the covered
offices.
Life on the island was not routine
but certain set of rules were follow
ed as made necessary by proper disci-
pine Boys were admitted from the
ages of Ia TO 20 and a few OF unusual
physical development were admitted
at IL. They We're required to rise at G
IN the morning and regular hours were
set Tor meals, while all lights were sup
posed to be out at Q o'clock p. m. The
morning and afternoon hours were d.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

st. Paul oct. 5.-One OF the most
successful philanthropic experiments
in the west has just been closed for
its first season and win be carried on
next year under an endowment by in
tcrcstcd parties and with the manage
mcnt of an independent board. includ-
inC men prominent ia the business
world as well as in the world Of social
effort. This institution is known and
viii probably continue 10 be known as
BOY Island city" 1t originated with
the ST. Paul Dispatch in June when
the owners of an island In Bald Eagle
lake near st. Paul agreed To lend the
property as a site The island Is five
asres i'm area in The center OF lake
pnr miles long and % miles wide.
IHa Boy Island city plan developed
0m a desire to give the boys Of Min
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08

Des Moinos plan was adopted-in other
words, the commission plan of Calves
ton, added To- which was the recall of
Los Angeles and the initiative and
rcferdum OF Switzerland. Under these
laws "A clear majority was required To
adopt "A charter and 80 per cent was
required to swing the referendum or
recall OF an official who had been
round negligent or inefficient In the
performance OF his duties.
The island accommodates only about
80 citizens at n time. allowing room for
fairgrounds. commissary department,
ship yards. harbor and dock facilities,
etc, but there was prospect of such
a large application list that the term
Of residence was limited to two weeks.
In order that the boys might be really
Independent and actually a govern
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08


The white city Co, formed by
Houghton people to build and conduct
the proposed amusement resort to he
known as "The White city" M Port
age Entry, will at once issue bonds
f in the sum OF $4,000. The articler of
Incorporation OF the new comUanv
were received yesterday from tI.
rotary OF state where they wCr. l.,i.
and a copy win De filed today Win
County Clerk Louis n. Richardson.
. There are $4,000 shares Of stock pat
value, $40. The invorporators are c.
c. Douglass, d. l. Robinson and Hcn-
~ l.. Rompf Tho officers OF the com.
pany are:
Presidcnt-C. e. Douglass.
Secrotary-D. l. Robinson.
Trcasurcr-Henry +. Rompr,
The work of disposing OF the bonds
win Doe attended to nj once and Pro-
m1tcr Labb, who ls to be az the head
of the amusement enterprises, and who
viii build an of tho devices 10 en-.
terrain tho people. expects no difficulty
I'm disposing OF the entire issue. The
$4,000 will be in bonds OF $500 each
md the entire issue has already been
practically subscribed.
Active operations have already been
commenced at the site FOR the resort.
The company has purchased so acres
n ground and much OF the underbru~h
md gatherings of wears is now being
g
lays lumber viii be received and ac- ,
fual construction then started NJ. |
abb expects 20 go n Sault ste. Ma
lie within a few DAYS where he viii |
complete arrangements for big ex-
0ursion boat 10 be- known as Tine |
white City FLYER" This boat has a |
oapcity OF 500, is fully equipped |
7lectric lighted and modern in every
respect. She will be brought here At /
once and thoroughly reftted during |
the winter months. (
Long before the season opens at the
White City schI1ule will be drown
Ip for the boat, which will be strictly
adhered TO. In addition to the big
noot arrangements viii be made PR
alitional boats when occasion de-
'nds. From now ON, everything NJ
Entry viii be activity. Under the
lection Of Mr.. Labb, q no is hus-
orr i'm every sense OF the word. eX-
Tent progress Is expected 10 be
.rJ0. Already several societies are
".F'iating for excursions and outings
summer and il g. expected that
III, White city the first amusement
.' of its kind i'm upper Michigan
ri- be an unqualified success.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
VERDICT is AWAITED.
South Range Wine Dealers Have Lit
tie Difficulty With Officers.


Antoine Tuscanna and Antoine Sti-
mac OF South Range have returned
from Grand Rapids where they APP
peared before the federal court to an
swer to the charge of selling imported
wines without license. They APP
peared before the grand bury there last
week and are now awaiting the action
Of the Washington officials who are
making disposition of thefcase.
Some time during the past summer
revenue officers visited the local deal
ers but only one OF them was at home.
Mr. Stimac was abroad at the time
and those in charge of his business
were unable to answer all questions
satisfactorily. With Mr.. Tuscanna it
appears as though his answers. to all
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-08
HIS ANSWER.

once upon a time child who was
asked upon an examination paper to
define mountain range. replied. "A
large sized cook stove" The same
method of reasoning seems to go with
older growth. recent examination
paper at the Sheffield Scientific school
at Yale contained the question: "What
is the Office Of the gastric juice?" And
the answer on the paper said, "The
tomach."-Cleveland Leader.