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nto Domingo desvastado por fuerte hura-
can.
Los vientos las creeentes han ocasionado enormes
perdidas de vdas propiedades
Las sas Vsayas destrudas por IN n cuyas perddas
cenden a mil muertoS.
(De nuestro servicio cablegrafco.)

New York, Noviembre 19.-La
CAmara de Cuba en- su session de
aver aprob6 despues de varios de
bates el proyecto de ley por el cual
Sc estabiece el recargo del impuesto
6 Ia exportaci6n de azucar desde
rs centavos I'm peso por saco, Sc
gdn clase. Con este provento el teso
Sro Sc vera reforzado con una gruesa
sums. Sc cree gu e el senado pondra
'toda su Influenza en- Ia oposici6n
al referido proyecto.
New York, Noviembre l9.-Nuevos
despachos de Santo Domingo dan
'cuenta de los destrozos causados
,por el reciente temporal que azot6
durante cinco d1as toda Ia costaEste
y Sur de la isla.
Los danos ocasionados por el hu
racan en- las comarcas del Sur y Este
son enormes, Las piantaciones han
sido arrasadas por las grandes ere
cientes de los rios Vague y Camu
Toda la IONA agricola de Ia Vega,
Samana y Monte Cristy han sido
desvastadas por el fenomeno.
Otros despachos informan que Ia
isla de Jamaica sc encuentra incomu
nicada por haberse roto el cable que
ponia en- communication dicha colo
MIA inglesa con Saint Thomas.
New York, Noviembre l9.-Un
despacho de Manila da cuenta de
haber sido destruidas las islas Visa
yas al Este del archipelago filipino
Siboy y Caluya, y el norte de la isia
Panay han sido inundadas por Ell fe
n6meno. Las perdidas de vidas Sc ma
cen ascender q cinco mil entire muer
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CLUB Dc Dl MAS.

A las senoras y senoritas que com
ponen los clubs de San Juan, Ponce
y Mayaguez, asi como a todas las dae
mas de dichas poblaciones y de las
demas de Ia isla, Sc les avisa por me
dio de la presente, que en- Ia CASA
GEIGEL han recibido p1eciosos
trsjes hechos, de vista, paseo y re
cepci6n, adornos para Ia cabeza y
para trajes, dorados, plateados, ace
RADIOS y en- los dolores de moda mag,
n16cos encajes valenclen y guipur;
blusas y faldas preciosas, guantes y
medias de seda, flores y plumas, y un
sin fin de articulos de Ia mas alta no
vedad. Sc esperan trajes de bale ca
pas de raso para salida de teatro 8
bale, ultima novedad, sombreros
y otros articulos mas, alegantisimos.
Antes de ir & otras tiendas, visitad
la CASA GEIGEL, en- la seguridad
de que encontrareis las ultimas crea
clones de la moda. Hoy, mas que
nunca, puede apreciarse Ia ventaja
de comprar en- la CASA GEIGEL.
Nuestros precios, comparados con
los de otras casas son limitadisimos
Personals que antes nos tildaban d e
careros, han venido q confesarnos
que estaban equivocada; es claro ,,
como ,,dd,e n,ds tenla nuestros arti
culos, nuestros precios parecfan ca
ros; hoy que pueden establecerse
comparaciones, resultamos no sola
mente mas baratos, sino con mejor
surtido. Nuestros adornos de cabeza
vencen en- elegancia yprecio q los de
cualquiera otra casa; nuestros ador
nos dorados y plateados, para ira
jes son infni tanente mas bonitos u
mas baratos; las trenzas de moda,
10 mismo, y asf todos los demas ar
ticulos para sehoras. Ahora que
otras casas han recibido surtido es
cuando mas visitada es la CASA GEL
GEL. Las sehoras q quienes verbal
mente hemos dicho que pronto re
cibiremos, ,sombreros de senoras, nos
han ofrecido esperar q que Ueguen.
Ell publico recordara que el ultimo
surtido nuestro Sc vendio en- ire
dias. Los sombreros que esperanto
son los que en- Paris y New York, SO
acaban de invertar para la proxima
prinavera; no son saldos nj copias.
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Seu!cio poIiciaco

La Detective comunica el arresto
de Juan Sicard6, director del MA
chete", Arecibo, por falsa represen
tacion.
Ell Distrito de SanJuan comunica q
aver csmo q lac II a. m. al pasar
ar la nina Carmen Vazquez, como
de s 4 9 amos de edad, por la acera,
calle de San Francisco, No. 81 que
estAn reparando, cayo un pedazo de
ladrillo del balloon hiriendola en- Ia
.cabeza. Fue curada en- la sala de
socorro. Los siguientes arrestos han
sido efectuados: Infraccion de la or
denanza municipal l9, por turbar
la paz & infraccion de las leyes de ca
rretera /, y por crueldad con los an
males ).
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El entierro de aver.

Con una gran concurrencla de to
dos los elementos de Ia ciudad, Sc
efectu6 aver tarde la conduccl6n al
cementerio de San Juan de losrestos
del que fue nuestro compatrlota,
honrado obrero que residia en- P. de
TERRA Y era dueho de una empresa
de carros, Sr. Pedro calder6n Matos.
Ell feretro ostentaba buen MI
nero de coronas como demostracion
de afecto de sus familiares y ami
gos Y pasaban de 500 personals elcor
teio funebre. Los compaheros de
trabajo del finado, en- su gran ma
yoria asistieron al entierro.
A sus deudos todos enviamos el
mas sentido pesame. sea la terra
lijera al que fue. -
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70 CHE HARA.

eUns mujer compra una mAqui.
IA de coser por el trabajo que
eiecuta y no como un mueble.
On homhre NeTa un relox para
que le indique Ia hora y no CO.
mo inversion de un capital So
bfsate, J a. mismo principle SO
sigue en- el caso de enfermedad.
Eeoesitamos la medicina s el
tratanniento que aliEia y cura.
Ell tratamiento de una enferme-
dad no admite empirismos. La
gente tiene derecho 4 saber 10
que es una medicina y sus efec-
tos antes de tomarla. Debe ha~
Der. dejado conocidos anteceden-
tes de benefcios en- casos iden-
ticos, una serie de caraciores que
prueben sus meritos E inspiren
confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antscedenaes, es que Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPoLE
Sc compra y emplsa sin vacilac'o-
nes 8 duoas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- cue Sc cimenta
L. fs del pnblico y el buen nom
bre tiene cue ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para
los cuales Sc recomienda, es leal,
efcaz y practica, hace p-eciss-
mente 10 que tiene I'd. derecho
4 esperar de ella. Es tan sabrosa
como Ia miel y contiene. todos ,
los principles nutritivos y cura-
tivos del Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao Puro, que e1traemos di-
rectamente de los higados fres-
cos del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compues-
to, Extractos de Malta = Cerezo
Silvestre. Merece la mas plena
confanza en- casos de Anemia,
Escr6fula, Debilidad Nerviosa y
General, Tos, Influenza, Bron-
quits, Gripa, Impurezas de la
Sangre y Afecciones Agotantes.
Gel Dr.. Reimundo de Castro,
de Has&na, Cuba, dice: He usa-
do la Preparation de Wampole
obteniendo un resultado muy IA
yorable. Efcaz desde la pri-
mera d6sis.' Nadie sufrex un
desengalo con esta. De venta
an las Droguerlas y Boticas.
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tos y herldos.
New York, Noviem bre 49, Tele
gramas de Nicaragua informan de
haberse ibrado una encarnizada
batalla en- Creyton (san Juan del
Norte) entire las fuerzas del gobierno
y la revolucion. Las tropas del pre-
sidente Zeiaya derrotaron a los re
beides tenierdo estos que refugiar
Sc en- Costa Rica donde son persegul
dos por ei gobierno.
New York, Noviembre l9.-La
oficina de estadistica de Buenos
Aires informa que ei departamento
del Censo ma terminado sus trabajos
I de empadronamiento de Ia ciudad
capital. El compute total de esta
arroja Ia suma de / 100000 habitan
ties.
New York, Noviembre 19.-Hoy
ha celebrado el rey Eduardo de In
glatera ei IS amos de su nacimiento
Uno de los primeros actos del sobe
rano ingles ha sido firmar el nom
| bramiento de Lord Fisher, ex jefe
del almirantazgo britanico eievan
doio a ia categoria de par del RENO,
como recompensa a sus grandes y
vaiosos servicios prestados Ia ma
cion.
New York, Noviembre 19.-Con
motive de la gravedad del negus
! Meneiik de Abisinia, ha estallado
una sangrienta revoluci6n en- aquel
imperio africano. Las fuerzas impe
rlaies tuvieron aver un encuentro
con los revoiucionarios en- Magdale
habiendo resuitado muertos 5 mil
entire ambas parties.
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Para u.
Canisas
Telas
Corses y Col
chones " La Tienda
Roia.
DOCTOR
G. | Despiau Ba|seiPo.
American Dentist.
San Francisco 36. Telffono 24o.

LA TIENDIT DE Jo-
sefa Echevarria, Plaza Baldorioty.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Por cada 10
centavos que Sc gasten hssta ell 9 de
Enero 1910 Sc regalara una pape,eta
de dos mufecas, una en- traje de "Me-
rry Widow" y otra en- traje de salon.
Hay juguetes, efectos religiosos y arti-
culos de novedad para sehoras.
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DlJELO.
Por telegrafo.

How recibimos el siguiente despa
cho telegrafico de nuestro correspon
sal en- Vega alta;
"Noviembre l9.-"La Cores pom
dencia ;" San Juan.
Victima cruel dolencla falleci6
& noche administrator central Car
men Sehor Garcia Marrero. Pesan.e
4 su familia Corresponsal."
"Lo Correspondence" une sus vo
tos los de su corresponsal Y en- via
& los familiares del fenecido compa
triota el testimonio dc su condolen
cis
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CHIC PARISIEN.

FL 1ltimo n6mero de esta famosa
publication, primera en- su clase, ha
llegado a Ia Casa Geigel, representsn.
tes de ella en- Puerto Rico. Contiene
lindisimos rrsjes para reception, cslle,
vista y bale. Vale $3.50. Suscrip.
ei6n al aiio $500 oro america
no. 3v. q.
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Aboeados. Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60. Te-
lefono 1853. Box 1856. San Juan.
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Practicante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador-Farma-
cia Colon y San Jose 6. San Juan.
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BUENA OPORTUNlDAD.

fara alquilar, una casa amueblada,
s',uada en- eaDturoe, psrsda II ara
informes, cirigirse & Tetuln No. So,
can Juan, +. Il. d. p.
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Lecciones de piano. La seno-
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar clases en-
su casa 9 & domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
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En- esta 1mprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
81 quintal.
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AZUCARERO.

Un azucarero con con lsrga prac-
tica y conocimientcs en- la profession
Sc ofreoe para Ia proxima zsfra.
Buenas referencias. Drijirse 4
"azucarreo" calle San Agustin 81.
Pperta de TERRA. Avs
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- INABONA
TINTURA INDIANA
para el cabello Y la barba.

Sehor: ipor cue Sc tortura
81 tifne I'd. la TINTURA?
Con inquietarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar L. INDIANA?
fQuien aquf s. desazona
E6stisndo Il INABONA?
Yano hay ninguna persona
Qus no pudiendo p sntarse,
No use, para temozarse.
TINTURl INDIANA INAB0NA
CnniCala q - Fasmac.ss
y NOS darl %. II 0aciasi -.
lnsbooa Indias TnetuEe Comps
ny Ina C4pital 100000 Allen 4
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
WOOL is
STILL ADVANCING
1t is Estimated That Ninety Per Cent
Of the Clip Has Been Sold to
Dealers.

Boston, Mass, June S.-The price
of wool in the local market continues
to advance but trading is falling off
slightly, due it is believed to the high
cost level. AS it is estimated that so
per cent of the clip has been sold,
very little weakening in value is
thought probable Montana woods are
selling at 25 cents and manufacturers
are paying 35 cents for Ohio three
eights and "a cents for quarter blood.
Both worsted and woolen mills of New
England are speeding up and are
buster now than at any time since the
depression two years ago. Combed
and secured woods of all grades sell
readily and the market for foreign
wools Is also active.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
ENFORCING LAW
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Baseball Manager Fined 5000 for Vio-
Iating Sunday Law by Playing
Game-A Doctors Expose.

Atlantic City. June S.-Charged
with violating an ordinance which
prohibits all Sunday amusement. Ed
ward Bader. secretary of the Atlantic
City Athletic Club, under whose aus
pices the Philadelphia American
league team and the Reading Tri-
State leaguers, played a baseball game
here Sunday, was summoned into
police court today and fined 5000. Sun
days game was the first Sunday a
game of the sort was ever played
here, and was played in spite of the
Sabbath alliance. the Good Citizens
league, and the pastors Of different
churches. Bader was summoned into
court on information made by Chief
of Police Woodruff.
Professional Trick Exposed.
Atlantic City, June S.--Payment
of commissions by specialists to gem
eral practitioners who call them in for
operations, or advice. was character
ized as graft, pure and simple" by
DR.. E. C. Gard Edwards of La Junta,
Colorado, today before the American
Academy of Medicine meeting here in
annual meeting. DR.. Edwards flayed
medical men who, he claimed are
making a regular practice of dividing
the high fees demanded by the spec
ialists. DR.. Edwards also condemned
the practice of many Specialists who
perform operations and then have
their patients placed under the care
of the local practitioner. who re
ceives the blame if they die and none
of the credit If they live"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
BRIDE WHO
DETESTS HER SEX
because They are Such Liars
Worth a Million Dollars or
More In Her Own Right.

St. Louis. Mo-. June S.--Mrs. Mary
Fullerton Bakewell, niece of j. Pier
pont Morgan, and bride OF a day, is
not disappointed because she did not
receive check for s1,000,000 from
the New York money king as we'd
ding present. 1t was reported she
would receive such a gift.
Worth $1,000,000 in her own right,
she says she has all the money she
needs and is well pleased with the
jewel her uncle sent her.
The bride is noted for her oriental
and severe views of her own sex and
society. A short time ago she declar-
ed she detested woman as class,
because they are such liars"
Among the guests at the wedding
were Prince and Princess Engalithceff
of Chicago.
The bridegroom IS Paul Bakewell,
Jr., young and struggling st. Louis
lawyer. Mrs. Bakewell has been rated
as st. Louis wealthiest girl and man
ages her numerous downtown hold
ings personally.
Her mother, sister of Morgan. died
when she was a child. Her father,
General Joseph Scott Fullerton, was
killed in railroad wreck ten years
ago She was educated in the East,
and, after seevral years with an uncle,
Humphrey Fullerton. in st. Louis. She
has frequently been a guest at the
Morgan home. Mrs. Bakewell is a
striking blonde, % years old. Her
husband is 25 years old.
The bride is Protestant and her
husband is Catholic. He is a grand
son of Alexander McNair, the first
governor of the state of Missouri. His
father is well known attorney.
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BLACK HAND
ON TRIAL
Nineteen italians Arrested Two
Months ago, in Court at Fair
mont, W. Va.

Fairmont, West Virginia, June S.
With counsel table piled high with
knives, revolvers and other parapher-
MALTA of the alleged Black Hand So
ciety, nineteen Italians arrested two
months ago, were placed on trial to-
day. Orazio Prabelli, 10 years old,
whose initiation into the society,
caused the arrests, testified that he
was forced to join after the payment
of $25. He said he was approached by
his country men who said he would
be killed unless he joined the society.
The youth went to the prosecuting at
torney, who gave him marked bills
with which to join. He said the men,
bers told him that rich men would be
asked for money and if they refused
one of the society must kill them.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
DRAGGED DOWNBY
THEIR DRESSES
Automobile Topples
Into Sacramento
River
-FOUR WOMEN DROWNED
Chauffeur Who Lost Control
Was the Only One
Rescued.

Knights Landing, Cal, June s.
Four women were drowned last night
in the Sacramento river when an au-
tomobile toppled into the river. The
chauffeur who lost control Of the ma
chine, was the only one rescued. The
dead are: Mrs. w. F. Nixon. wife Of.
the editor of the Woodland Mail; Mrs.
j. H. DUNCAN, wife Of the postmaster
of Woodland; Miss Beryl DUNCAN and
Miss Julia DUNCAN. The party was
on a pleasure trip. The women were
dragged down by their clothing while
Armstrong, the driver, managed to
get in boat,
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D|SAS.
TROUS FIRE
Local Forest Men
Do Some Quick
Work
CHECK FIRE ON PEC0S
Without Sleep All Night
Begin Regular Days
Work.

Last evening just about the time
when the offices in the Federal
building are closed the officials in
the local forest bureau were somewhat
startled to observe smoke rising over
the mountain range just northeast of
Santa Fe. The training of those who
observed the smoke caused
them to recognize at once
the fact that somewhere not
very far distant a forest fire had
started and that quick action would
be necessary In less time than 1t
takes to tell it Supervisor Thomas r.
Stewart with forest men II. H.
Pooler and b. NJ. Thomas were bound
ing down the steps of the Federal
building and on their way to a liv-
cry stable. Here horses were secured
and as quick as fash the three men
were off towards the scene of the fire.
Knowing that the regular trails would
consume too much time the horses
were kept going on straight line for
the place where the smoke was OBJ
served to be rising. Breaking in
new trail in this manner was no easy
job and the riders were rewarded with
torn clothing and covered with pain
full scratches and cuts. Upon reach
ing the scene of the trouble which
was found to be about nine miles
northeast of Santa Fe, 1t was at once
seen that the fire had gained consid-
cradle headway and that only the
very hardest kind of work would sue
ceed in checking the blaze and pre-
venting a disastrous forest fire. Leap
i ing from their mounts, Stewart and
his companions set to work building
fire breaks" and resorted to other
means of hemming in and checking
the fire. They worked on necessarily
until nearly day break this morning.
| But their efforts were entirely sue
cessful and leaving the smouldering
fire in a condition in which it could
do no further harm, the ride back to
Santa Fe was begun. Tired out, in
fact thoroughly exhausted from the
rough trip and the hard labor which
they had performed, the fire fighters
reached the city in time for breakfast
after which without having time to
get any sleep they began the usual
| days work in the office as though
| nothing had happened
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
EMMA GOLDMAN
MAKING TROUBI E
Blue BIooded Crank is Championng
Her Cause at Exclusive East
Orange; NJ. j.

New York, June S.-Trouble Is eX-
pected at East Orange, New Jersey,
tonight when Emma Goldman will at
tempt to speak publicly against the
orders of the mayor and police. Alden
Freeman, descendant of Mayhower
pilgrim, who caused sensation some
time ago by introducing Miss Gold
man at society banquet says If the
police interfere, damages will be
sought through the courts. He de-
declares the woman will be permitted
to speak if she has to make use of his
barn or street corner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
COMMITTEE WILL
REVISE ITINERARY
Letter to Governor
From Senator
Carter
APPLICATIONS APPROVED
.Mountainair Chautauqua In
corporated District
Court Matters.

Governor Curry, owing to press OF
official business did not get away to
Alamogordo yesterday afternoon but
will leave this afternoon. He will
stay in Alamogordo over Wednesday
addressing the Grand Army veterans.
From the ranch home of Hon. A. B.
Fall he will visit different precincts
in Lincoln county on his way to Ros-
we'll. He will consult with the board
of county commissioners and seek
to arouse interest and enthusiasm
for good roads in every precinct he
visits. The Governor today received
letters from Senators Flint and Car
ter of the Senate Committee on Ir.
1igation and Reclamation of Arid
Lands, which will visit New Mexico
this fall, and whose itinerary gave
no further time to New Mexico than
it takes to pass through the Territory
from Ell Paso, Texas, to Ration, on
the way to Denver. Governor Curry
asked that the committee make its
visit long enough to view New Mex.
icos irrigation ,triumphs and under.
takings and Senator Carter, chairman
of the committee writes:
My Dear Governor-Your es.
teemed favor of the Gath instant re-
ceived and contents noted. | will be
much gratitied to conform to such ar
rangement as will best enable the
Senate Committee on Irrigation to
see the Territory of New Mexico to
advantage. and hope to visit the Ele-
phant Butte project in passing
through from Ell Paso to Denver. I
will be glad to hear from you before
reaching Ell Paso concerning the route
to be taken.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
Therefore Business
man Was Justified
in Swearing
new RULING FOR GEORGIA
1t Will Bring Joy to Every
Fan Sitting on the
Bleachers

Savannah, Ga. June S.-"Swearing
when the home team is losing is en-
tirely justitiable," said Recorder
Schwartz, yesterday in dismissing
John Brown. a business man, arrested
in the ball park for profanity. Brown
admitted that he indulged in profanity
but couldn't help it. He said that
Savannah still being behind and still
slipping made him so angry that he
had to express himself. Gas rule,
said the court, Il don't approve of
swearing, but it is permissible when
the home team is losing"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-08
SOLDIER IS OUT
WALKING WESTON
Covered Ninety.seven Miles Yester-
day in Denver and viii overtake
Rival at Salt Lake.

Denver, June S.--Battling with
transforms and bad roads, Sergeant
John Walsh, who is attempting to
outwalk Edward Payson Weston, ar
rived in Denver last night, after
81 mile jaunt yesterday, met by
detachment from Fort Logan. Walsh
says he left Boston on April and
will catch Weston before the latter
leaves Salt Lake and prove to be a
better man than the II year old walk
er He declares that he already has
gained 600 miles on Weston.