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REFEREE IN eueeENHEIM CASE.

After long discussion between counsei lot oo'h
sides on the application Of Grace B. Oussenheinl
for altraonv ana counsel fee pending the trial OF
3n action for absolute divorce brought by her
against William Guegenheini. who Is the Youngest
81 The seven brothers who are the owners OF
ne worlds largest silver mines Justice oerard' IA
he sgnr..r,e Count YESTERDAY. consented. under
certain conditions 70 appoint 8 referee to take
testimony and report AS findings TO the Court
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
AMERICAN SINGER PLeAsEs LONDON.

London. Jan a5-Mrs. Rachel Frease Green the
American sonrano gave pleasing Interpretation
Of Eva in the English version Of Die Meister-
singer al Covent Garden tonight, IN Inc presence
Of q notable audience. The singers voice was re-
rsrlahle 10: its sweetness thah ''iuhi-'
The st.,d.rd., -er,srts The call Of spring was
II her hesr a even as its note was echoed In her
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
EDWARD E. ROSE TO MARRY ACTRESS.

Edward Everett Rose. actor. playwright ana
manager and Miss Jessie Arnold a stock company
actress are to be married tomorrow afternoon
at the Little Church Around the Corner MI
Rose drarnatized The Prisoner OF Zenda." Under
the Red Robe" Richard Carvel,' Janice Mere
dith." The Heart of the Princess Osra' ana
MANY other successful plays
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

cheI or7A NILLsoN IN SEX PLAY.

Philadelphia. Jan 2--Carlotta Nilsson appeareu
st the Adelphi Theatre tonight In Avery Hop
woods new plav This Woman and This Man
The plot has TO do with the betrayal and suose-
ouent marriage al the pistols point of Theka Null
Ter Miss NiIsor0 by a wealthy young man. MISS
Nillson is ably supported by Frank Currler' hi'oh
sIlIs John Tansey and Kate FLETCHER
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
ITALIAN RELIEF ENTERTAINMENTS.

PadereVski has notified the committee in charge
Of the fiesta TO be held at the WaldorfAstoria
On the afternoon and evening Of February 1 that
he will play gratuitously at this entertainment,
which 10 be given for the benefit Of the Italian
earthquake sufferers. Among the other artists who
have volunteered their services are Nine Te'razzini,
Nine. Homer Miss F'arrar. Mime. Montebaldini and
Nsssrs. Car,lso and Scotti, Francis Rogers and
David Bispharn: Miss Anita Malinverni, Albert
spalding and Ernest Schelling, Miss EtheI Barry
more Miss Constance Collier. Miss Maxine Elliott
Miss Julie onn May Idebling and David warheld
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
"a STUBBORN CINDERELLA"

musical play entitled "A Stubborn Cinoerelia
was presented last night at the Broadway Tnea're
John Barrymore and Sallie Fisher were the CHIEF
Performers in it. Further mention OF that proouc-
Jion viii be made at later day. It is enough for
the present m record that IL gave pleasure TO a
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe5cts, Record and Forecast-vashington, Jan rs
Showers occurred Monday from Virginia westward over
,bs Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys to Oklahoma
and Southern Kansas and SHOWS in Ne" England Else
bsre this side OF the fair veather prevailed
The tamnerature has fallen still further in the central
valleys but the weather Is still mild in all sections
showers will continue Middle States possibly ex-
tending the middle Atlantic coast BY Tues
4ay night while will prevail IN the north
and south tiers OF Moderate temperatures will
although IL Will be somewhat cooler aons
ire Atlantic during Tuesday
The winds along the New England coast viii Dc Hgnt
becoming variable; south Atlantic. middle Atlantic
and Gulf coasts. light variable Steamers departing
Tuasdav for European ports will have light winds.
becoming variable. with partly cloudy weather 70 the
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
BARS CHILDREN FROM PICTURE SHOWS.

men decided yesterday to report to-day the Bent
ordinance which provides that no child under six
teen years of age unaccoupanied by parent or
guardian shall be admitted TO moving picture
rhows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
E. E. eARNsEY BURNED IN EXPLOSION

Elmer E Garnsey the decorator Is confined 10
his home in White Plains. suffering with burns
receved on Saturday night at his home when a
stereoptcon exploded Mr. Garnsey was reneals sing
80, tn,,strs tad lecture on Mural Paintings when
the accident occurred. His face and chest were
badly burned.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

For the benefit of the Italian earthquake sune'ers
concert will be given in the Pabst Harlem restau-
rant next Thursday evening. Nllheim SonhleI'
the musical director will be in charge. and has ar
ranged programme Of works of italian composers
The volunteer soloists will be Miss l. Lippo' So
piano: Mr.. P Feis. tenor; Mr D Gel Chiaro' "AiS
tone. and Dr. G. Purpura. pianist
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
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FiChet temperature Yesterday 3 degrees lowest
corresponding date OF
"a average for corresponding date OF last thirtythree
Local forecast: Fair to-day and Wednesday:
winds
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Married.

For Cough or Sore Throat Browns Bronchial
7roche. a simple remedy
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
CEllETERIEA
THE wooDLAEN cEAHrEKx

fs readily accessfois BY Harlem trains froa Grand sn<
tral Station. Webster and jerome trolley
BY carriage Lots $50 up Tesphous Grasrax -
Book OF Views representative.
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UNDERTAKES.

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Private and public ambulances Tel 1874 Chslssa
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Forecast for Special LocaIities-For New England

Forecast for Special LocaIities--For New England.
generally fair to-day Wednesday cooler IN and
south portions to-day moderate west WINS. becoming
rarabe
For Eastern New York. generally fair to-day and
Wednesday: cooler to-day; moderate winds. becom
ing variable
For Western Gsw York. partly cloudy to-day and
Wednesday; cooler to-day in eastern portion.
For Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day and
Wednesday; cooler to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

WEI Ers4-KELLY-on January 21. 1909 Stephens
Church Philadelphia. by the rector. the Rev. Dr.
S:rsr1rnar Dorothy Lehman Kelly. Philip
F Kelly Esquire Of Philadephs. and Joseph ".
Welsh. Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
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Mail subscriptions New City DAILY ssa
TRI-WEEkLY be charged cor.r sxfra
postage IN addition to the rates canned abova
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Leavitt. Parkran.
Leonard. Elizabeth
Lewis. George n
McGovern. Thomas 2
Seary. Frank p.
Porter. James s
Street. Edwin.
Van Siclen. Henry K
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Local Official Record--Ths following ocica1 record
from tn. shows the changes
perature for twenty four hours comparison
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NAL sTEEETc 6EcN 1sss BIo.sna 70 %11. oE 's ssS
UHIOWH1 1iSf1ict GF Tesxrsph once.
,;5 .:s. ssa 49, ~ aas Is W:s A s s:' 2 ss ne
wAsHNGToS ,[s9 5TRE4gTSSeo dSTSe2 1522 s:sses
NEW Na AZ fs4 Broad street
ssRUssELs.No 81 MSasssgs e, ds 4e,,4s, Z GOur
LoNDoN-o3Geea 33 asS 81 strsnd a. DAn-s In.
AnsTiesn Express Company. Nos. and 9 zays..-
Thomas Cook Son. Tourist st, One; % LgdEats cir-u.
T.1 s5owa, sfoEhsys' sn5Rlsy No -i LotsS1rz s
,al I9e 70 iesSe sdvsFssrsats ssbseriptions
Monroe N c. GO S: No a., Rue ss.,i.1 ss1iss
ssie BuEsag Ne SS g RSs Ne Gasoa 3 soai.v.ra
eontiaenfaI Hotel Newsstand.
Sasrsae6 as f1so N.Es Eschans. No Rue St e.ors.
RTeSTan6 RFeTiGs5 $ No y kSsnas De Topsra
Ge:5 .o &C Ca .ns ~. gasa
MifaHS2saaTbach's News Exchans. VIA !. Nousor..
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uATnEScENssarb.ch.s nESIsEs-h. News Ezcnazss.
Fer the eonvenenee Of TRIBUNE readers as-aad
hnss Gs6 On sei M in to s <fsg ssa! me ! 5I Z .ss
ff3oSNDUN~Hots victoria Carlton Hotel. Hotel Metro
xSddk fflk i5e Hotel 1sv.rpool Midland zes.
Manchester; ousen.s Hetel, Leeds; NidlAnd EotsL
s8S PioteL Morecabe Bay Ndiand ossi De1sS 41S
I5oI1iar's Hotel Shankhn. Isle OF Wight
cfBRAI.TAR-Hotei Cecil
70 %tF-HoteI Continental. Grand Hotel Hctsf Men,
- Hotel Chatham. FAthense F4cfsf t.
a. A 4Ibor Hotsi 81 James q Albany Hotsi Mon
tana Hotel Baltimore. Paris. Hctei ds PCniverx
Tours
-rr lsTT-Nf-Cifand Hotel. Brussels.
STPMANY-Hctel Bristol Central Hotel Hotet Adf7n
5e-iio- Hotel Besvue Dresden. Hotel Corssn.-ss1
LIotsj -Four Seasons Russie N,r-i~r..
Hotel WurterhbergsT- Nuremberg: Hotel Nassauerhot
usIscs Hotel and Hotel Fursrenhof. Wiesbader
sy-STRIA-HotsI Bristol vienna Hotel Hunxzrf..
Budapest
te}. Vevey.
-EIoreI Excelsior Grand Hotel. Hotel oufrf-.u
ard RcysI Hotel. Rome: Eden Palace ara Savov
IoreI Genoa de Vile. Milan. Hotel Dsrf.i
Grand Hotel de 49,
Srs,de Rrstagns Nt-e. Hotel Gailia. Games r5~<.
Rerunitage. Monte Carlo. savoy Hotel. san R.rS
Hotel &c LondTes. Naples
CAIRO. EGTPr-savoy Hotel. shephsards a2anA
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rotats In Europe ali Uutv.r~as
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will mailed a ia e.
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grounds: Georgetown site. improvement
and equipment"
The other improvements are:
C.tch basin at the southwest corner
~ IIncoln road and Todd place north
e.st- at an estimated cost Of 800. charge
sbIe to the appropriation for Main and
pipe sewers. 1910
Catch basin on the north side OF U
atreet. east of LIST street northwest, at
an Estimated cost OF SIS. chargeable to
the appropriation for Main and pipe
sewers. 1910"
Two catch basins. one at the north
west corner of Macomb street and Con-
necticut avenue. and one at the north
west corner of Newark street and Con-
necticut avenue northwest. at an estimate
ed cost Of SEQ. chargeable to the ap-
preparation for Main and pipe sewers,
1910"
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PUBLIC WORK ORDERED.

The Commissioners have ordered the
following service sewers. catch basins
and other improvements to be construct
ed under the provisions Of the act Of
Congress approved April 20. 1904. The
list of locations for sewers is as follows:
In Prospect avenue between Lincoln
road and I'd street northeast. abuttinR
lots %. g. q. 30. 81 and 81 Of square
1897. and lots n. "a. IS. q. 20. 80 and 80
of square 1925.
In Garrison street between Wisconsin
avenue and 41st street, and In 4lst street
between Garrison and Fessenden streets.
Across a portion of square 1913 from
Volta place. to drain the pool and toilets
of the playground at Saith and Volta
place, known as the Georgetown play.
ground. at an estimated cost Of 32IO,
ea>ar&eable to the appropriation for play.
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EXCURSIONS.

For the autumn the Norfolk and Wash
ington Steamboat Company has planned
special ticket excursions to Old Point
Comfort
These tickets will cover transportation
and stateroom berth. with hotel accom-
modations at the Chamberlin. Aside from
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ed cost of $40.
Fern road. leading from Georgia avenue
ut the District line to Western avenue. is
to be repaired at an estimated cost of
800. chargeable to the appropriation for
Repairs to county roads. 1910.
Commissioners order of February %.
1905, for the improvement Of the Ana
costa road. from Benning road to the
Sheriff road. Cancelled.
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historical associations and the glamor Of
military life that attaches to this re-
sort. hunting on a special preserve In
the nearby Tidewater district is an at
traction at this time of year. This pre-
serve IS maintained by the Chamberlin.
Norfolk and WASHINGTON steamers main
tain daily service. sailing at Gas pm.
and connecting at Norfolk with Old Do
minion liners and Merchant and Miners
steamers for New York and Boston.
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Russia's Agricultural Agent.

The Russian embassy has informed
the state Department of the appoint
.ment Of Mr.. Krystofovitch as perma-
nent agent In the United States of the
imperial ministry of agriculture. His
headquarters will be in New York The
Department Of Agriculture has been In
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Miller Has Grievance In Panama.

A thorough investigation of the treat
ment Of William Miller. an American citi-
zen. recently arrested In Panama on
charge of drunkenness, has been request
ed by the State Department through its
representative at Panama.
A complaint was made to the depart
ment that the prisoner was not permitted
by the police to lock the door Of his resi-
dence, and that. as a result. his grip con-
tanning $175 In gold and $74 in silver was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22

The following visitors have registered
at The Star office:
H. r. Fitzpatrick, Pdttsburg Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Connor. Seattle,
Wash.
Mr.. Shaffer Johnson and the Misses
Johnson, Troy. N. Y.
r. X. Rutledge and 8. 8. Hewry. Rocky
Mount, N. C..
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Plays Piano Thirty-Six Hours.

RICHMOND. Va, September 22.-Roy J.
Harding broke the worlds record for
continuous piano playing in a contest
that ended last night. He played thirty
six hours and thirty-six minutes, which
is four minutes better than the record
Harding was almost a wreck when the
ties. ended. but 1t is not believed he will
suffer permanent Ill effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22

formed Of the appointment, and the
Secretary of that department has adj
vised the State Department that the
Russian representative will be afforded
all proper facilities to examine the
workings Of the Department Of Agri-
culture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22
Chinese Army Doctors Coming.

Tang Wen-yuan, director Of the Chi
nese Army Medical School. and Hsu
Yins-Yang. hrst-grade medical onicer.
have been selected by the Chinese gov
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Miss Katherine Lantz of Williamsport
and Lewis E. Ayres OF Baltimore were
married at the United Brethren parson-
age in Waynesboro. Md. by Rev. Joseph
Dausherty.
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eminent to represent China at the meet
ing of the, Association of Military Sur
CONS of the United States at Washing
ton. October SO.
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Star Office Visitors.

stolen from his house during his imprison-
ment.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
Todas las contribuciones
han sido cobradas

De Yabucoa nos dice nuestro co
rresponsal:
"Segin los informes que hemos
adquirido en- la Colecturia de Rentas
lnternas de este pueblo q cargo del
-chor Miguel dc Cells Porrata, todas
las contribucioncs correspondence
a actual cjcrcicio han sido cobradas,
no cxistiendo por 10 tanto NADIA pen
dicntc de cobro, habiendose recau-
dado dcsdc cl dia 10 de Julio de
1905 hasta cl dia 80 de JUNO dc 1909
por concepto de contribuciones y Sc
Hos dc Rentas lntcrnas Ia suma dc
S jS314.S7."
Inspector vctcrinario del Distrito
Nortedc la isla ha habido algunos ca
SOS dc una cnicrmedad en- ei ganado
vacuno, llamada aqul gencralmente
dnfrar 0 carbuncO ycon cuya denomi
naclon no csta conforme dicho ,r.
veterlnarlo, el cual cree que Sc tra-
tc de una infection producida por Ia
garrocha miectada, proponiendose
contInuar su- Investigations con el
objeto de llegar al verdadero conoci-
mlcnto dc la causa dc dicha enferme-
dad.
Han sldo inIitiles las energicas
medldas tomadas por este Centro pa
IA terminar con el muermo, que con-
tlnda sus estragos. Fl inlco medic
cilcaz 4 mi entcnder seria implantan
docl sIstcms dc la indemnizaci6n,q.
tanto txito ha tenido en- Suiza, Ale
mania, Francla v Espaha. en- cuyos
paiaes concluy6 Ell breve plazo con la
eniermcdad ! ii este ha sucedido
en- paiscS j" extension territorial
grande. no Is l6gico pensar que en-
brcvislmo piazo Sc extirparia de raiz
el NAL en- Puerto Rico, de tan peque-
ma extension "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
PR0TOCOL0 No. ) Y SUS ANEXOS.

slonados Fspanoles manifestaron
que antes de proceder a Ia discu-
sion dc las cucstiones sometidas &
estudio, deseaban que Sc estable-
ciera, que 81 algunos artfculos fue-
sen aprobados, pcro que al final
no SC llegase 4 tirmar un Tratado,
tales articulos aprobados no debe-
rian en- ningdn case ser considera-
dos como expresando la opinion
dc cualquiera de los gobiernos sobre
sus justos derechos respecto q los
asuntos 4 los cuales dichos artfcu-
los Sc referfan.
Los Comisarios Americanos acep-
taron esta proposition.
Lucgo la Comision procedi6 q
la discussion oral dc los puntos quo
sc tratan en- cl Memorandum Es-
panol del II de octubrc Y q la con-
tcstacion Americana presentada
hoy.
Y habiendose dlscutldo. sin 0ut
Sc llegase a un acuerdo el prime'
punto, relative d 81 la soberam
sobrc Cuba dcberfa renunciarse
favor dc los Estados Unidos, los
Comisiarios Americanos propusie-
ron continuar con el segundo 8 sea
10 question de 81 las cargas y obi
gaciones constitufan una parte de
la soberania v como tales dcbfap
translnitirse con esta.
Los Comisionados Espaholes in
dicaron que 81 no Sc podia legar
d un acuerdo en- el primer punto
no parecia oportuno contlnuar Ia
discussion del segundo.
Los Comisionados Americanos
opinaron de la misma manera y
propusicron que dado 10 avanza-
do de la hora, Sc aplazara la con
fcrencla para continuar la discu-
sion del primer punto en- la proxi-
ma session, que Sc celebrara cl lu-
nes II de soctubre 4 las dos de la
tatde.
Los comisionados Espanoles apro.
baron csta moci6n y en- s,l conse-
cuencia Sc suspendi6 la confercncla
WILLIAM r. DAY
CUsHMAN h. DAVIS
VIM. P. FRYE
Gro GRAY
WHITELAw REIn
JOHN B. MOORE
f. MoNTERo Rios
B. DE ABARzUzA
J. DE GARNICA
w r DE VILLA URRUTh
RAFAEL CERERo
EMILIO DE OJEDA.
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pero ninguna de las heridas es de
gravedad, al paso que el gobernador
Walker ylos oficiales de la compania
salieron ilesos. Los amotinados en-
tonces emprendieron la fuga para el
monte, llevandose los rifles V cineO
mil cartuchos.
FL gobe nador Walker precipita-
damente reuni6 los estancieros We
cinos tan pronto como Sc hubO per-
dido de vista q los amotinados, V
procedio q fortIficar un convento
para que Tesistiera un sitio largo. a
causa de la restriction sobre llevar
armas de fuego la mayor parte lie
los estancieroS no tienen mas que
revolveres. Los nativos atacaron cl
convento en- la tarde de JUNO : Y
pelearon con mucho arroio, pero en-
una salida sc les rechazo.
Ell ataque de los amotinados q la
guarnic ion fus desesperado Y mu-
chos delos asaltantes quedaron muer
tos 8 fueron heridos. Entire los sitIa' :
dos resultaron heridos el recaudador
Roddy y los sehores Burchfield,
Stephens, Reynolds v Hernandez
Todas las heridas del los estancieros
fueron leves. Degoicuria, el Official
de ruraIes herido., fue el que echo
4 los desaforados indfgenas de Da-
vao cuando el asesinsto del gober-
nador Bolton en- 1897.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
Nota de due|o en- Yabucoa

Julio l.-En IL ,arde dc aver Micr-
coles rccibi6 cristiana scpultura
cl muy respectable Sr. Don Ansclmo
Berries Garcia, padre auantisimo
de nuestro qucrido amigo Don Jose
l.. Berries Y de Ia distingIida DANA
Berries dc Colon.
FL finado que fue sicmpre cor
sccuentc Y enthusiastic liberal dc toda
la vida, buen esposo, eyclente padre
V amigo carihoso, logro por su f. V
abncgacion constantc al trabajo
agricola hacerse de- un capital, cuyas
virtudcs le hicieron acrccdor al alto
respeto Y consideration lie todos su-
amigos, por ESQ SUI mucrte ha sido
muy sentida. aqui.
Su cntierro rcslIlt6 una verdadera
manifestation de duelo, pues fut
inmensa la conrurrencia que a
acto asisti6 d. 'pdas las clases so.
ciales v politica- tanto de este pue-
bio como dc OtfOs limitrofcs.
La pnrio>a GAIA que encerraba
tan saagsio, dsspojos, lucia artist.
cas- elD-anies coronas de delicada.
por sus ;iuliliares Y amigos.
FL duo fue despedido en- la ne
cropoli- er el hiio del finado, Dor
Jost l.. b-rrios. quien en- frases afec
tuosas iUas del grande carifc
q que i n anciano padre le profcss
ba dii a. graclas 4 los asistentes al
enti"r-D Ior el piadoso acto que aea
ban de rnalizar.
Tauibi6n hsbl6 nuestro estimabl.
conpat-io,a d. Miguel A. River.
ora.io- lie la Resp. Log: sIdz dc
I Vale oe Ia que es su vice>fresiden
te q hiip lei finado, 81, ,4errios, Al
cal,Ie De esta poblac;56, & quien tan
to 4 q COMO & sxSra madre la re-
/ petab.e Ds,,sna DA Carmen De.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
LAS V|CT|MAS
DEL MUfRM0.
Tres seres humanos
mueren del terrible
NAL.
Lo que dice ell doc,or ] o.
mas Vazquez.
Fl nlimero de cabalIos sacrIfica
dos fue de AS.

/ Con motive del fallccimiento en-
Cavey de un vecino atacado de la te-
rriblc enferncdad del "muermo" V
dc otro caso en- Mayagucz, son de
oportunidad los slguientcs parrafoS
que conticne cl informc del director
dc Sandal V Iscneflcencia DR.. To
mas azguez. V cuyo traba o CORES
pOndc al All" fiscal de 1907 1908.
"MuTmo.- -f.sta cnfermedad ha
causado la muerte de tres hombrcs
uno en- Caguas ,otro en- Ponce V otro
en- Mayagiiez.
* una verguenza que sercs bu-
manos mueran en- Puerto Rico 4 con
sccucncla del muerno. que soiancn
ic en- Ia ciudad de Caguae hayar IA
iiccldo II personas en- el espacio de
20 ahos,y que tcngamoS que deplorar
hoy Ia muerte de tres mas. La ava
ricia y Ia incurla de los propletarins
eS Ia causa de todo esto, pues ocui-
tan slIs cabaIIo5 enfcrmos Y son com
piiccs de la propagation cada vez ma
vor dc Ia cnfermciad.
"Ep'zootils, murmO = Edrbunc0
.Sini0mdtico.-A consecucncIa dc
muenno Sc ha sacrliIca,lo este aho
IS cahaiios en- Il Di,trlto Nortc V II
en- ci Dlstriio Sur, 10 que arroJa un
total dc l45 cabaiios sacrificaips.
LAS poblaciones lie Ia i,la que
con,tituyen vcrdadcrs iOco, lie cpl
dcmia de tan terrible cnierrucdad
son CagIa- cayev. Ponce. G'laya-
ma. Carolina. E.xis'e IN barr'o NJ
raj iiamaiiu "Caiabaz,s -i'I.do
entire CoainO y Aiboni'p, cn g. 1rie
ocuitan To- propictaros ,us cnballos
mucrmo-n-. v doud" q haze casi
impossible o. encon'rar,H-
FL CarLlaco S,niomg.'oo-- Azo
tala i.la c,t IA zan0 compren,iida en-
,re Cabo Rrip ; Patu,a-. produce
gran mor;a..,lad Ell 81 - u!p vacu-
no ataca'H. t.e preieun'l. 4 los ter
neros de +! amos. In Il mes de
Scptiemhr .ltirno hIip Ina epille-
mia de - ~uiermedad en cabo Ro-
10 ' alg,um- casOs en Ponce En- gc-
neral IA. er.:er.nedli = en4tmica e..
ia costa >Ir.
Paree, sesl1 q ini"ru-e I'ie et M.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
& tabacoy los
pIesupuestos ing|eses

El Ministro de Hacienda ha pre-
sentado a la Camara de los Comunes
de Londres, ei Presupuesto de la na-
ci6n que asciende a ochocientos diez
milIones de pesos, V ha informado
que el deficit de cerca de tres milo
es de libras eSteriinas que existe.
es debido al aumento de los gastos
navales V las pensiones los ancia-
nos obreros desva.idOs. deciarando
tahbien que seguiran aumentando
esos gaStos en- las conStrucclones
navales, ,debido q que son necesarias
por el presente estado de animos en-
Europa
FL presupuesto no Sc cubre con los
ingresos adicionales V es precise au-
mentar los impuestos sobre los lega-
dos sobre los AUTOMOBILES V tam
bien sobre ei tabaco. V reducir ia
cantidad que Sc pags por el fondo
de amortizaci6n.