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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-19
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New York Herald
Ell GOBERNAD0R HABLA CoN
UN REPORTER

lie aoui 10 que d,Jc 4 honorable go
l,crradcr Posi-. en- Si comeuiadiSIina
nioryni celc,Tada Il 5 drl coirlrntc
..nr nm rcdactor del "ll,rald y d. la
,,,e ro,,ibern nucstros ln,tnres una
implia informaci1n csheTraiiea.
Dice Il gran diarlo:
Regis II. Post. Gobcrnad"r de ITO.
Rrco. llcc6 aysv en- q 'Carolma DE
Ia New York Porto Rico Steamship
Company pcro aunqnc e1ta en- can't
mo de Washington, no parecc haiiaise
n absolute ymvocupado por las acusa-
Clones one ,e hnieva +. Y. Qnin"nf~,
I'M rcrqes,ntantr del Psrt'do RepuhlI-
-ano de Ia isla. pllen, Al llogar s"l'
slace tres Semanas, dilo que )" prose-
.arjan contra 4 scnor Post
Enfr,n otraS co~cs =! srnor ttu--
zones acr@6 sl Goberra,!or Post q"
4r'i-am4r-iearo. DE cFrrer 81 potter
n favor dol paftdo union'sta q"
fnantcncr una pditila dcbA nrea
lnta.
% ei senior QGiNon.s fuf ma m
..errr,tado q Il ha ol>idado 70 qilc j.
lilo al reporter d.4 Herald cuando
fleg6 aqui. dllr Il Gobernador Post
ON una s)I4riSa. Ne lalaMuier nodo
.lua sea. 70 70 creo q1c Il habla>e ~
nonbq,e del pdrtldo Il pAhllcano. fn
mas sagiln M tnftr1naron mlrmh~rs
lromnentcs d. ~ partldo "n Ia is
Ia. Il no tenIA taIca nstrucciont29 q"
~ organization Existan, natatralm''n-
.e. algunos indlvltuos tn Puerto r.
80 Il Quielfes 50 10 gusto.
Fl sert emicnto fs4ltico ex~te1ste
ali contra 4 rsprtsentant. del go
5n"u.o cs meT-,mrnte Ia mgSma claH de
>elftimlerNo qie IA)%.Valecc en- Tamma
~ Hall contra 4 gobrrnador l1ughS
T, contra Il I'1> >sidente Taft. Ees mcra
snelfte Il saIhtLnnanto del partido qlta
sta abalo y que qul-se slrblr, cicon-
ira del pastido que csta arrba r.
10 Que Sc refinre 4 la idea de inslepe7-
,iencia. no exn,tn srntimiento algimo
IN su favor.
EStos informcs sobre yiolencias
eontra los am.a1caoios EN- Ia isla. son
absolutamenbe inciertos e,stan hacier
do immense dsno II c0npss.o De Pto.
Rico a nadrs ~ t. amenaza. como
pareoe inferne-. ds- los lnformcs. y no
nay I-nliro alguno contra la vida .
"a propdedad 81 goizerno es perfectA
mente estabic cliaiquier rumor de
algo parcldO Una r,yohni0n. que
laace tinSdo al capita, carece De ba-
- On absolute 81, soy i Washington.
l-eNo no es pocRie h. ,ido llamado 4
eontesstar cargos Vengo todos los
amos. en- sstc liempo. y, como es naiu-
sal. hay alginos a.-mtos de- los qsic
is.,lgo cue iatlar IN Washington.
Ex stsg cn Puerto Rico dos par
tldos politAoos. 4 ,slionista. que favo-
svv-e IN goisoTvlo AtliDs5rnico IajO Ia
aandeGa americana, Y - Partsiu r.
f"lbicaDo. Gre q'In-rc Ia condici1n d..
EStado. 10 nocesariame-te ah0ra. 81
10 deatro B. una dos generaeiomess.
~ par1ido 'sliyu5sA conprcn,ie unas
dos tercerss parts de les electcrys.~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-19
EI ST. PaIacE Rodriguez

- F4scaI a. ls 1ortc ,le DIsirIfo dr
Ponce. Seflor Palaeios Rodriguez, sv;le
aciu-,l,ueuts yiaja por EDropo, ha I'e-
,sid. a. slcpaTtameuta dci Attorney Ge-
neral. ma pr5rrogs g. hos moses de
In IIc,.mcia que ,hSffaia-
Ei Attorney NJ Hoyt ha conoc,lida
n srIios P.siacIa.s Ia nearionads iicen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-19
De teatrO
UN BENEFICIo Y UN ESTREN0

Ihnl' t"'lh ia uh'Hf'
I'm primer tGrmino iba LA Caller
ma, que gust6 como Ia yez anterior,
siendo clogiadiSima Ia labor del benef-
ciado que hacr un yielo admirable, 60
mo todos los viejos que intcrprcta el
inteligentisimo actor.
DcspuGs de- LA Galcrna". "El Ia
lisman prodigioso" proporcion6 mu-
chos aplausoS i sus Interpreters, entire
ellos 81 scnor Ricra.
Y llcgo In partc sensational del pro
grama. lin cstrcno de autor local, nm
prccioso mon6logo de don .lacinto Te-
Xidor, uno dc nucstroS primeroS eScri-
torres De nucS.ros primcroS abogadoS.
Toxidor ha eScrifo Ell senor Anscl-
mo" para Ricrn AcaSo viendo al ex-
rclentc actor cn uno lie esoS vicjoS que
hacc de modo inSuperablc. concibIo la
idea de esta prunoroSa obrlta, facil.
galardamentc vclSiiicada ' con IN
asunto que ia para mucbo mas que nm
inon"ioSo'
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'"So IA '"''''Nd N'i'N'''''h "' "h "r"-
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nSta ante nosotrOS RI Senor Ansclmo y
lrean Il nueStros oidoS los ritmicos {
nspirados ycrsoS cyocadorrS del oscu-
TO drama, W nueStra imaginacl,n
dcspertada por Ia magia del Poeta, 90
mo pasa Erase por Erase, eSccna por es-
.ena, acto por acio. q doloroso drama
que ha sabido condcuSAr en- un mono
'ogo que eS IN p"fiha, q senior IeXi-
dor'
NcmOs cl andamjo cn que traba Iaha
- aloahii' c'ando aun podIa haccrlo,
Neh'oS HeGaf iohoN los diaS con su
'ilc'''d" ah'iar de PaJarili" Ia MIA,
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a hueStroS "'dos mega 81 piropo con
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que aquella riqueza lie quemarla las ma
nos, vive de la l'moSna
Cuando cl autor nos 10 prcsenta en-
rScrnd, dIrlaSc que fIepa nttSLrUS oI-
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
MOURN LOSS
OF FAITHFUL COMRADE
In Death of Lieutenant Smith City Loses EmpIoye Con
spicuOus For His Devotion to Duty and Men a
Friend Upon Whom They Could Rely.

FYremen OF Washington are today
mourning for the death of one Of their
comrades, Lieut.. Francis NJ Smith, hero
of many a fire in this city. The District
of Columbia, too, suffers the loss Of "a
valued and faithful public servant. who
had served continuously In the district
Fire Department for fourteen years.
and who, during that long term of act
i've duty, had not been absent q single
day from MS post until his final Illness.
This record OF Lieutenant Smith IS.
perhaps. without equal I'm the Fire De-
partment OF Washington, During his
fourteen years of strenuous service, ne
had been stationed with Truck b, Truck
r, Engine Companies II and 9. and at
the time Of mis- death, was lieutenant Of
the new Chemical Company at Ben
ming.
Not only had the record OF Lieutenant
Smith been conspicuous for constant
duty and faithful service I'm 0uenching
the fires Of Washington. but his pres
enCe Of mind and herOism had made him
prominent as a man without fear.
Perhaps the most noteworthy act OF
bravery of Lieutenant Smith occurred
The Washington times., 1909-01-12

Answering Senator Tillman's refer
ence in his speech yesterday 10 the
Mrs. Minor Morris incident, the Presl-
dent today made public at the White
House correspondence bearing on tine
case, which has been received by him
within the last few months.
The principal letter forming this cor
respondenCs is from Francis J. A. DaTr.
a former friend and sympathizer Of
Mrs, Morris, who wrote to the Presi-
dent on September 4 to make his
"amende honorable" for his position
and the statements he had given TO
the press. He declared in the letter
that ne had not known AIRS. Morris
until she came TO his house, and that
the experience was brief and horrible.
If she acted with one-quarter the noise
and violence at the White House that
she did here in our house, nothing that
was done 10 her there could have been
too much"
The correspondence was given out
with the evident intention OF showing
Justification for the manner in which
Mrs. Morris was elected from the White
House three years ago. and as evidence
that IL was not uncommon for Mrs
Morris to act as she did on that coca
sion.
a second letter was from a son OF Mrs.
Morris by her first marriage, addressed
The Washington times., 1909-01-12

four years ago at the apartments or
the father Of Nan Patterson The tall
apartment house In the northwest sec
ton was in flames when the truck COM
pany Of which Lieutenant Smith was
a member arrived upon the scene.
Three women were seen frantically
attracting attention from the apart
ment. A ladder was speedily raised up
which Smith dashed. Two or the
women were brought safely TO the
ground. While rescuing the third ON
am the ladder broke and while protecting
the woman from the fall Lieutenant
Smith received injuries which, II IS
stated, were largely responsible for MS
death
Lieutenant Smith was thirty five years
old and was a man OF large stature and
commanding presence. He Is survived
by a widow and four children. -Four
brothers and a sister also survive.
Funeral services viii be held tOm0r-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
family home. 420 = street northwest.
The Rev William TaylOe Snyder, rec
tor of the Church Of the Incarnation,
will offciate. Firemen from the differ
ent departments will be detailed 10
serve as pallbearers- The body Will De
buried in Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
No More
PILES
No Matter How Bad Your Case Is Or
How Long You Have Had It, Pyza-
mid Pile Cure Can Cure Il
free Package Sent TO Prove tt

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piles has never been told. Whethe1
yoGl- particular case OF piles is almost
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or Il you are fearfully tantali2sed bg
unreaChable itching and bleeding Or
whether you have only moderate case
Of piles, there is positive relief and
quick too, in Pyramid Pile Cure
You need not take for granted al We
say about our Pile Remedy. We want
IL to speak for itself.
That is why we say TO every person
suffering from piles or any form OF
rectal disease, send us your name ana
address and we viii gladly send you =
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Send your name and address today
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The Washington times., 1909-01-12
MRS. MINOR MORRIS
CENSURED IN LETTERS
President Gives Out Correspondence in Which Woman S
Former Sympathizer and Her Son Say She Is Hardly
Responsible For Her Conduct At Times.

10 MT. DarT, giving the attitude Of that
son toward his mother.
Amende Honorable.
Darrs letter is i'm part as follows:
81 am writing you my amende honor
able for a great mistake J made three
years ago.
THAT ] was wrong has developed
only within the last week.
THE matter concerns Mrs. Minor
Morris whom we believed TO have SUI
feTed great wrong and humiliation in
her ejeCtmeut from the White House,
and ] openly aVOWed the belief. in the
press, as you may or may not know.
we never saw her until two weeks
ago, when she telegrapheG Mrs. DaTT
asking II she could come here. We
knew of her escape from the asylum,
and supposed she had no money, etc.
From motives of charity and humanity
we answered Yes
Our experience was brief and hOrrl-
BILE: and If she acted with One-quaTteT
House that she did here I'm our house,
nothing that was done TO her there
could have been too much.
1.-TWO days before she left for Wash
iugton on trouble bent (she got 10
Washington Sunday, September 20, ad-
dress Ehbttt House,, she said Senator
Foraker had written her requesting the
rest Of leT papers-she sent them 10
him by express to Cincinnati,
''I am convinced that she IS either
insane, or a woman of most violent
arratic temper-addicted TO drink and
drugs-and i'm need Of restraint.
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
SENATE IS ON TRAIL
OF 100000 FUND

On motion Of Senator Foraker. the
Senate today set on foot an inquiry into
the expenditures out Of the emergency
fund appropriation of S3,0Ol.C0O which
was made in 1899, to be expended under
the direction of the President in urgent
contingencies.
1t is charged that the President has
exercised undue latitude in paying
Secret Service men out Of this fund
something that the law, in the opinion
of many Senators, did not contemplate.
Senator FOrake T's resolution was
passed without opposition. It directs
the Secretary of the Treasury to report
I'm detail all expenditures out Of the ap-
preparation in question. The fact that
none OF the friends Of the President IN
the Senate interposed any objection TO
the passage OF the resolution was no.
tiCeable
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
TURKEY ACCEPTS
A BIG INDEMNITY

CONsTANTINOPLE. Jan 12.-AfteH
once fatty rejecting the Austrian pros
posal Of an indemnity Of SloSoo,0o0,
through a misunderstanding as 20 the
date when IL should become operative
the Turkish council Of ministers has
reconsidercd its action, shd today ac-
cepted TIE offer.
The ministers interpreted the offer as
meaning that the indemnity would be
contingent upon future arbitration.
Austrian Minister PaIlavicini explained
that the qualifications in the ofrer we're
mere technicality. and that the whole
amount would become due the moment
The offer was accepted
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
EXPERT CRITICISES
CONGRESS POLICY

A San Francisco fire expert visiting
Washington, says a dispatch 20 the FOs-
ton Herald. that many OF the most val
liable Governmental collections in wash
inEtou are AT present housed IN build
ings that san Francisco would now rate
as third-class risks.
He has only 10 point 10 the damage
wrought recently ia tho Geological Sur
vey Department. nre 10 show the folly
which Congress permits. The Interior
Department, for instance, carries on its
work among wooden shelving. wooden
furniture. and wooden window frames.
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
Water Gas Is Criticised
By Northeast Citizens

"Iu view of the recent deaths from
carbon monoZide, this association hopes
for immediate action on the part OF
Congress in adopting legislation restrict
ing the production and distribution OF
water gas"
Evan II. Tucker, president Of the
Northeast Washington Citizens AssoCi-
alton, thus epitOmized the sentiments of
that organization at q meeting In North
east Temple last night. Although TO
formal action was taken, tho express
sious of individual opinion was in effec-
d demand for better and cheaper
quality of gas
The right OF the gas company 10 dc
maud III penalty of % per cent for failure
TO pay bills within ten days was ques-
toned by Dr. j. D. Walter
The Washington times., 1909-01-12

does not necessarily mean decrease
In the earnings Of the company, is set
out by the court. which says, in part:
And again, increased consumption at
the lowest rate might result in IN
creased earnings, as the cost Of fur
nishinE the gas would not increase In
proportion TO the increased amount Of
gas furnished
"Of course. there is always a point
below which a rate could not be re-
dUCed and at the same time permit the
proper return on the value Of the prop
erty, but 1t ifs equally true that a re-
dUctIOn In rates viii not always reduce
the net earnings but ON tho contrary
increase them. The question OF how
much an increased consumption under
. a less rate will increase the earnings
of complainant if at all. at a cost not
proportional 10 the former cost, can
be answered only by a practical test
Courts Interference.
In uphoIding the consututionaIity of
the S0-cent State law, Justice Peck
ham delivers the following opinion with
regard to the UnWarTauted interference
by the courts with the state rate until
II is shown that they are Conhscatoiy,
the same general principle doubtless be
ing applicable TO the laws Of Congress
affecting q possible similar question in
the District Of Columbia.
The rates must be plainly -uE reason
able 10 the extent that their enforce
ment would be equivalent 70 the taking
Of property for public use without such
compensation as under the CirCum-
stances is just both TO the owner and
the public. There must be a fair return
upon the reasonable value OF the prop
erty at the time II IS being used for
the public The case must be a clear
one before the courts ought to be asked
10 Interfere y TIN state legislation upon
the subject Il rates. especially before
there has been any actual experience
OF the practical result Of such rates.
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
ENGLISH CAPITALIST
MYSTERlOUSLY SHOT

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The keenest
detectives of the New York police de-
partment are working today on the
mystery in the case of Robert HiIlIard
an English capitalist, VIII, was found
IN Central Park, shortly after midnight,
with a bullet wound In his breast
During lucid moments in Roosevelt
Hospital today the victim said he was
the victim Of a highway robbery. The
detectives had been working on the
theory that ne shot himself in an at
tempt to commit suicide.
billiard said he had attended the
theater and had then walked TO Central
Park 10 take a smoke When he
reached the bridge, he says, man
spranE at MIN, and demanded money.
PILES CURED IN s TO Il DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or PrOtruding
Piles IN 10 IA days or money refunded. SOC
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
IN THE HOUSE.

The House convened at noon.
The District appropriation bin was cali
cd up, but ina consideration Of the
general debate allowed thereon. Mr.
Mann began TO debate the rules Of
the House.
Representative Gardner oI Michigan
spoke on District finances and the diff
fereut methods OF avoiding reductions
iu District appropriations.
Following debate on the rules, the
House finally began detailed consId-
Grafton OK The District approximation
bill
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL

921 + st. n. w.
Boys and girls. 4 TO ls years, q. nj
adults, p. m. College preparation
Catalogues Phone "a. 3677.
FRANCES MANN HAIL, A. M. Prina
no2I-eOd-2St
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
UNDERTAKERS.
J WILLIAM LEE.

UNDERTAKEB AND LIVERY.
80 pa. Ave. y. W. Washington. D c
Telephone Main 1885
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
CEMENT BURIAL VAULTS.

WATERPROOF. alright: everlasting: for in
dividual intsments. for sale by undertake
erE. WASHINGTON CEMENT VAULT co
ROOM 208 Maryland building
Phone Main 6633. 1yl2-Su-t th-gOt
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
DISCUSSION KEEN
ON "DISINGENUOUS'
Senator Tillman'S Use of the
Word Causing Much
Comment.
Continued from First Page)

the floor Of the Senate yesterday shat
he was perhaps disingenuous" in his
statement 10 the Senate last year re-
garding the Oregan land episode las
caused more discussion here than any
other feature of his speech.
The following are the meanings Of the
word "disingenuous according TO Web
ster; J. Not noble; unbecoming true
honor or dignity, mean. unworthy.
Not ingenious. wanting I'm noble
candor or frankness; not frank or. open;
uncandid; unworthy or meauly artfuL q"
Some Of the South Carolinian's col
leagues are questioning today whether
he really meant to characterize his con-
duct in this way, or whether he did not
make in this an equally unfortunate use
Of a word as when he employed the
word undertaken" when ne said he
had not undertaken to buy any West
eTn lands.
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CLOSING OUT SALE.

CLOSING OUT SALE. :
Fisher, SIS. LAWRENCE'S gl5 q. TuufnG
$3.50. Telephone 4448- 1t
JOE GOLDMAN, Merchant Tailor, 14lI
II ne. Lowest prices, finest work. Clean
ing, pressing, repairing. deZs-tu, IN, Su-l2e
PURSUANT 10 SECTION /. Article
TX, OF Bylaws. notice is hereby given
that the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Capital Traction Com
pany for the election of Dir6cIOrs for
the ensuing year and SUCH other busi-
ness as may be brought before the meet
ing, will be held at the Office OF the
company, 35th and NJ streets, y. VS.
Washington, d. c. on Wednesday, Jan@
uary l3, 1903, at l0:45 o'clock a NJ
The polls viii be open from II o'clocE
A. II. until i o'clock noon.
II. d. CHAMPION e.
dec27-IIt Secretary. Q
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
Iral Committee.

COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT.
Rooms 30-3I. Merchants & Mechanics
Savings Bank Building, Pennsylvanls
Ave. and 10th 81, NV. AL parties desiring
10 furnish quarters 20 visitors during Lh9
inaugural period are requested to call
at This office or send description OF
rooms. stating the number Of persons
thar can be supplied with beds. cots
with or without meals. terms, etc.
NJ 1. WELLER, Chairman. COMMITTEES
on Public Comfort dezO-S0t
The Washington times., 1909-01-12
), W. LOVELESS,

}. w. LOVELESS,
First-ciass coal and wood dealer prompa
delivery; prices reasonable. Our motto
Satisfaction to our customers" n. Cap
& Florida ave. Phone N 1923. del5-tn
The Washington times., 1909-01-12

10 AIr. Darr, giving the attitude Of that
son toward his mother,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

valuation for water rates to the actual
water value of the land
I'm purchasing the property, how
ever, the city must pay the highest
reasonable price for the property on
the basis of the best use to which it
could be put. In other words, in
stead of figuring on the mere water
valuation, we must take a real estate
va1ua ation. That is what we must con-
slider at present in determining whether
s35,00o,00 is a fair purchase price,
HAVEN APPROVES PRICE
Haven contended that the price asked
actually was fair when considered in
this light, but that even if it was a
little high it was well worth accepting
as a means of avoiding years of Htiga-
tion and the almost endless task of
setting values upon the scores of indi-
vidual parcels of property by arbitSa-
ton
Figuring actual values. intangible
values and franchise value, Haven
reached the conclusion that the price
asked for the Spring Valley plant was
a fair one. The property. he said, was
worth whatever the city could get it
for, and even If it might eventually be
secured at lower price by condemna-
ton, the avoidance of delay and liti-
CATION would be worth more than the
difference.
There will be no further meetings of
the Commonwealth club until after the
holidays.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
CHRISTMAS JINKS HELD
BY SCHOOL OF DESIGN
Florence. Marion Nutting Gets
Italian Academy Medal

Gay revels marked the close of the
fall term of the school of design of
the San Francisco Institute of Art (for-
inerly the Mark Hopkins) Friday night.
The entire school enjoyed the annual
Christmas jinks.
Screen and easels were removed from
the big antique room. Plaster casts,
colored ribbons of wall paper, posters,
potted plants and colored lanterns were
used with real artistic taste in decorat-
ing.
During the evening the Julian acad-
emy medal, the greatest prize of the
wear, was presented to Miss Florence
Marion Nutting, honorable mention be-
ing given Miss Emily ShotWell Goe1ler.
Miss Elizabeth Dahl and William Sper-
~ Two art association scholar
ships for the next term We're awarded
to Lydia f. Fuller and Orin Vance.
An original drama, "A Play of Colors,'
was ably presented by Emily Shotwell
GoeIler. Elizabeth Dahl. Mildred GloriA
Levy. Maria Virginia Davidson, Florence
Marion Nutting. Lydia f. Fuller, Maud
Mason, Stella Hollis Sherman, Lea Van
Anderson. George Brown and James
Navoni. After the play the grand
march wound its way through all the
rooms and ended in a waltz. The school
will reopen January 3.