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The Washington times., 1909-05-25
TALK WITH MARS,
AERONAUT'S PLAN
Proposes to Go Up in Balloon and
Flash Wireless 50,000,000
Miles.
Miles

EEW YORK. May 25.-The earth,
through the central station of almost
fifty miuloa miles of space. viii call Up
Mars on the wireless before September
Is. according 10 Leo stevens, the
aeronaut. lie has just returned from
visit OF several days with Prof. David
3 Todd. the scientist, at Amherst Col
iege, and was enthusiastic over the
professors plans for communicating
with the planet which astronomers say
IS inhabited
IN a balloon Mr.. Stevens and Prof.
Todd viii 20 To- the edge OF the world s
atmOspherc. and they expect 10 be able
TO fash messages across the ether by
means Of special apparatus invented by
Prof Todd. and still held secret There
VIII be ground wires from the balloon
over which the news of the experiments
viii be flashed
IN order TO accustom Prof Todd 90
ball00niuE and great heights. Mr.
Stevens viii take him on several trips
before the ascension for the attempt TO
establish iHterplsnetary communication.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
A Warming

Van Camps IS not like a condensed milk,
which is half sugar. Ours IS nothing but
milk
Analysis of Van Camps shows about per
cent of butter fat That is because we use
very rich milk and evaporate two-thirds of the
water.
But one may take out much less of the
water and still have 'evaporated' milk.
So there is need to be careful. Don't think
that all milks are alike. Van Camps costs
no more than many brands which cannot
begin to compare with II.
You will get the utmost in milk If you in
sst on Van Camps. [---
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NEW JURY CHOSEN
IN THE ELDER CASE

New talesmen were examined and
new jury sworn this morning % try
Frank d. Elder and dis wife. whose
trial on the charge Of grand larceny
was halted yesterday and the jury dis
missed upon the report that one of the
Jurors had discussed the case outside
Of court
/ - anu us we are tSSeSSA ~
having denuded the home of Frank D.
carpenter. 1023 East Capitol street. OF
almost everything movable, while Mr..
carpenters wife lay sick The pair
VINO were boarding at the Carpenters,
are said To have taken the articles
including silverware, china, household
utensils, and wearing apparel TO Lis
Don. ONO. where they had fitted up a
nome ~ the time Of their arrest.
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passing attention Of the members Of the
congregation.
Matters We're progressing finely until
word came that the war was over.
Soon after there appeared at an even
ing service at Central Church a hand
some young fellow, who wore a coIoneI's
uniform. Miss Crawford noted the gall
liant bearing and il may be that she
sung a little out of tune that night
There followed an introduction and soon
Carnegie had a rival in the person Of
Colonel Negley.
Good naturedly the battle was waged
until the crisis came and each of the
lovers decided to learn his fate. Negley
was the favored one and was accepted.
The wedding followed soon and Colonel
Negley set himself down to work as be-
came a man of family.
Carnegie never again appeared at the
Central Church 1t was said at the time
that he eschewed for years attendance
at any religious services. II also has
been said that the loss of Miss Crawford
had much to Dc with the steel master S
remaining sinEie until late in life
The Miss Crawford OF the story is
still living. She is Mrs Negley, who
was widowed today.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
How to Save Haf
On Milk
You paying man what you'd pay for Van Camps
You by the quart Then think of the wastee milk that
the milk For you rarely just milk enough

You are paying more for impure milk than
you would pay for pure.
That half-milk you use in your cooking
costs more than rich HOlstein milk.
You can have a COW in your kitchen for less
than you pay toward the keep OF your milk
mans COW.
If Van Camps cost twice as much as raw
milk it would still be essential There IS
nothing more vital than getting pure milk.
But when Van Camps costs half as much,
for what possible reason can one cling to
raw milk?
Let us discuss the facts.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
.LORIAER LEADING
SENATORIAL FIGHT
Republican Leaders Plan to
Break Deadlock-End
Expected Today.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. May 25.-Rep-
resentatfve William Lorimer. Of the
Sixth district, will be the next United
States Senator if the Republican lead
ers arriving in this city today carry
out their plans TO break the long dead
lock.
Il The general impression is that when
the first ballot is taken this afternoon,
Lorimer will be named to succeed Sen
ator Hopkins.
Type of Machine Boss.
'.BilIy" Lorimer IS regarded as a per
feet type of the boss in machine poll
tics. He so dominates Republican politics
in Chicago and his part OF Cook county
that no man can be appointed or elected
to the humbIest position without his con-
sent. He is the other pole from the
Independent or the reformer. and has
no apologies 10 make for the motto:
''To the victor belongs the spoils"
He was born in 1861, in Manchester,
England, Of Scotch parents. and was
reared from his fifth year in this coun-
try. first newsboy and bootblack; then
a worker in the glue works of the
Armour packing plant; later a street car
conductor, real estate broker, brick
manufacturer and railroad contractor;
he made his advent ia politics as a Chi
cagO ward boss.
BY reason of his political affiliations
he has word Of high authority I'm the
Republican State machine.
Novel Campaign Methods.
In campaigning in 1895 for reelection
TO Congress he employed a circus tent,
band. negro quartet and moving pic
tures-and lost his only defeat to date
since his first advent in Congress in
1885. he fought the bill introduced in
1900 10 have oleOmargaTine branded so
that 1t could not masquerade as butter.
He stoutly fought the bill IN 1906 for
the inspection Of meat and packing
houses. Offering as a substitute a meas
ure denounced as piece Of hypocrlt-
zeal false pretenses.
In January Of this year the Michigan
Congressman and a delegation of Mich
igan citizens protested at the White
House against a bill introduced by Lori
mer with reference TO public works at
Sault Ste. Marie which they declared
would foiSt a greater water power mo-
nOpOly upon The country. and was in
stigatcd in the interests of the Chicago
lighting trust.
Lorimer is said TO have grown rich
/ through speculation in the stock mar
ket He IS not an orator seldom being
heard in the House. He IS reposeful and
persuasive. His private life is said 10
be unblemished. He has d large family
Of his own children and has reared
several children of relatives that were
left orphaned and without money.
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FIND $1,000 EARRING.

NEW YORK, May 25.-A diamond and
sapphire drop earring. worth about
e 600. was found in front OF Whitelsv-
Reds home, at Fiftieth street and
Madison avenue. by Patrolman Murphy.
Murphy has been on the force only two
weeks He turned the jewel over to
Lieutenant Daily, and il is as yet un-
claimed.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
RAISES PRICE OF Drunk.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nay 25-The
ante" for Atlantic City "drunks" has
been raised from $3.50 TO s. by Recorder
Kelfer. who claims that the former
moderate penalty does not do the work
intended of Gu ting down the number
The raise in rates will be accompanied
by similar increase OF bail from those
who would rather put up and disap-
The Washington times., 1909-05-25

Our diaries are sanitary Our creameries,
where the milk is evaporated, are built with
out wood We make business OF cleanli-
ness.
We employ every means known to science
to guard our milk from infection. ~
Then the milk is pasteurized.
Every drop of raw milk contains a myriad
of germs And those germs are humanity's
most terrible foes.
Van Camps contains none at all It is
safe.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
LANDING ROW DROPPED.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25-ColIector
Of The Port Frederick Stratton has de-
cIa-ed that the difficulty that arose last
Friday over the landing Of Vice Ad-
miral and Baroness Uryu amounted to
nothing, and that the incident is closed.
There will be no fines nor viii a report
be made 10 washington.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
FAILED BANK PAYS.

PITTSBURG. May 25.-Another divl-
dend has been declared by the Cosmo-
politan National Bank of Pittsburg.
which was closed by order of the
Comptroller of the Currency many
months ago The dividend amounts to
10 per cent, making 30 per cent ia all
Distributed to date.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
AGES TOTAL COL.

CHICAGO. May 25.-In tire latest
batch of marriage licenses issued here
are five for couples whose combined
ages, as reported, are Sol years. The
banner pair were Hugh Hams and Alice
Bransette both of RooseviTle, Ind, and
both seventy-five years old.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
SUES POLICEMAN.

louisville. Pa. Nav 25-Bccause
Policeman Frank I.arkin said that Mrs.
William Evans. business woman OF
81 Clair. was selling shoes below cost
he has been sued for s. 600 damages by
airs Evans. on the ground thar He i'm
tended 10 insinuate that she stole the
ahoes
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
SHOCKS IN ITALY.

NEsSfNA, Alal -s-Onc of thc sever
6 Shoe Ss .nce tae erca- earthquake
has occurred ierc The movement was
l3C5h vertical ana horizontal and last
ed ten seconds. Walls Of many ruins
collapsed.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
PRESENTED TO KING.

LONDON. May 25-King Edward.
supported Ly the Prince Of Wales. Ecld
- levee in ST. James palace Ambas-
sadcr Reid presented Charles CarrorI
of MARY land and Walter FarwcU Of
GHirAEl. ID III ma iesfE.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
Surprisingly Rich

You'll be surprised at the richness and
favor which Van Camps gives TO a milk
dish.
Ycu'n wonder what we have added to
make it 50 good
But we add nothing at all
The difference is this: You were cooking
before with half-milk For milkman's milk
separates. before and after you get it.
The butter fat rises and the solids fall.
So you never get the whole, rich milk.
In Van Camps you do. You'll never again
be content with half-milk when you once
cook with Van Camps.
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ing whatever is added. Nothing is subtracted,
save water.
It's not a peculiar milk
It IS taken fresh from the COW and evapo-
rated, close to our numerous diaries.
It IL ster.lized after the can is sealed So
it comes to you as fresh as it leaves US.
The slight almond favor-spparent only
when one drinks the milk colds due TO
sterilization.
For cooking or coffee, Van Camps tastes
exactly the same a raw milk or cream. save
for additional richness.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25

Van Camps Milk comes
IN S and 10-cent cans, at
your grocer's. 1t is put
up at our diaries, in FIVE
states, where we milk 20, 900
Holstein cows.
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
It's Economical

Van Camps is as thick as thick cream-sO
thick that you add one part water for coffee.
Yet il doesn't cost half what you pay your
milkman for cream.
Add two parts water and you have rich
milk. The cost of such milk, when you buy
Van Camps by the case, IS about six cents
per quart.
Then you have no waste-no milk left
over. For Van Camps means COW in your
kitchen.
One often spends for Van Camps Milk
about half what she paid the .nilkman
Think of buying milk from hand to mouth
buying half-mills laden with germs-and
paying more than one pays for Van Camps
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
Not Altered

Van Camps IS simply rich Holstein milk,
with two-thirds the water cvaporated. Moth
The Washington times., 1909-05-25
Free From Germs

Van Camps is perfectly sterile
We milk no tubercuar COWS. We employ
no sickly m,l<men
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-25
Y S|CUEN
LAS SUBASTAS;
Original venta de nj
nos.
Herry Beach, ha propues-
to la venta de su hijo
reciennacido por 500
dollars.
Pretende con la venta del pc
quehuelo poder mantener el
reStO de la prOle.

Harry Beach, un pintor que Sc en-
contraba sin trabajo hace algdn
tempo, no teniendo con que dar de
conner a sus hijos y esposa, resolvi6
anunciar la venta de el menor, que
esta reciennacido por S 500,
para con ese denero mantener al res
to de la familia.
La dueha de la casa en- que el ha-
bitaba, al conocer del tremendo plan
por la nube de reporters que fueron
a yer a Beach, le declare que 81 in
sistia en- vender el nino tendria que
irse de la casa, donde debe varios
meses de alquiler, pues ella no que
ria que aquello tomara el aspecto
de una inclusa.
Ell infeliz padre no sabe que hacer
pues, pesar del anuncio nadie Sc ha
presentado y 81 Sc presenta, la patro-
ma 10 echa de la casa, y todo clio en-
despecho de la filantr6pia de ese
pueblo.
La mujer actual de este desgracia-
do es su segunda esposa, y es este SUI
primer hijo, asi es que esta fluc-
tuando entire el tenor de pcrderlc
y la pena de que Sc lie muera de ham
bre.
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fueron echados en- un ataud V condu-
c ldos al cementerio, o,por la tarde des
pues de dejarlos algun tempo en- ca
sa de a viuda.
Detenldo provisiaimente por orlen
del fiscal el Sr. Auffant presto decla-
raci6n antedicho funcionario V So
siguen practicando las investigacio-
mes del case. Tambien declararon
ante el fiscal Jos dos dependencies.
Los bomberos trabajaron como
siempre, heroicamente siendo la Sc
gunda brigada, la que estaba de guar
dia, la que primero lego al sitio del
suceso.
Dos bomberos V un Official resrIl-
taron con lesiones menos graves.
Los tres aseguros ascienden a S1l.
800. Y los Sres Arce v Auffant Green
que las perdidas ascienden 4 5000.
Dos nihos, del difunto Lopez, es-
tuvieron a punto de pereeer y fue-
ron auxlliaos por el captain Cabrera,
pues la madre atolondrada por 10 ines
perado del ineendio v la auSencia de
su esposo. no pudo auxiliarlas.
La deteciueacudi6 tOda al sitio del
slniestro prestando muy buenos ser
clos.
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In so|dado a|egre aver.
Die un manotazo al ,joven We're
y en- el cuartel no guerra dar
Su nOmbre.

A medic dia del sabado Sc cunio
un buen nlmero de curiosos en- la ca
lie de la Tanca de esta ciudad. Un
hombre j6vcn, dc constitution ro-
busta v vcstido con el uniforme dc
diario de los soldados del rcgimiento
de Puerto Rico era conducido para
cl cuartel de la policia por el guardia
plaza ntimcro 25S. Algunas personals
siguicron al policia y soldado hasta
la puerta del cuartel.
Dos j6vcnes, uno dc cllos Carlos
We're y cl otro Rcgino Gonzalez, cs-
tuvieron tambicn en- el cuartel y die
ron sus nombrcs a la policia. El pri
nero habia recibido un fuerte mano-
ton en- cl cuello y el otro algunos EN-
pcllones y acusaban dc las Icsiones
al soldado detenido.
Como tie llamas-le prcgunto el
cabo Torrcs-Quintero al dctenldn.
Este hacia el que no entendia cas-
tellano v hablaba en- lnglcs.
Uno dc los policias diio cntonces.
Este no cs americana. Este cs
es del campo como nosotros y SO hacc
cl "guachinango' pero en- cl dep6si-
to dira como SC llama.
No; cs americana. .-dlJo otro
de los policias,
-Yo SOY pucrtorriqucfo--diio de
pronto cl soldado: pcro este mucha
cho-continu6 dirigi6ndosc i We're
ahora Sc queia de I'M golpe grandc
para que me rcvientcn a mi.
Despucs dijo que era dc la compa-
mia A; pero no dio el nombrc V 81
gui6 bromcando cn ingl6s con los po
licias. FuG dctcnido dcspucs para
responder dc la denuncia que contra
el formulara la policia por alterar la
paz.
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les producciones de abonos azoados
Por ahora. solo cuenta con Ia fabri-
ca de Svoelgfos V Evde que desarro
LA una fuerza de 10000 H. p;
pero Sc ha asociado con otros ca
pitales alemanes V con ell concurso
de filia,es que regnen tres saltos
de aqua que sumar cerca de 100000
H. p.
El capital es Dc % ,639, 700 coro-
mas. dividido en- 2jn10 acciones pre-
ferentes. de $50 cnEonas, y 10000
oriinarias de igIal valor.
Ei Conseio dc administration Sc
halla autonzadu para emitir, en- una
8 varias yeces. ha--a Is miiiones de
cOronas en- oo..gse-pnes, con des-
tino 4 constrlir fsbicas de So
ciedades filiales.
La acci6n pnyiieglada, pues tiene
un nominal de 30 pesetas ORC, Sc CO.
TIA en- Cris.iania :. laas 335.
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someter a In consideration de los
sehores accionistas Ia siguientc.
Proposition: ResuflvaSe por
por Ia junta general de accionisias
del banco territorial Y agrieoia de
Puerto Rico.
To- Que de los $40. 43l 50
que como benefcio de 1905 i 1909,
arroja la liquidaci6n de Ia enenta
de perdidas V ganancias. 50 destl-
ne I'm 10 por ciento o sean si.Oi3.
is para amortization de IA ctIen-
ia "Primera de emisi6n" corrcspon-
diente a la primera serie de acclo-
mes. V otro diez por ciento . sean
s4.043.lS para dietas del con>elo
de administration e Inspectors,
por asistencias 4 las se>iones. de
conformidad con 10 eStabiecido
en- el articulo g. de los c>tatutos.
20 Que del mismo beneficlo
Sc reparta a los se1ores acclnnista
la suma de SD. 4s9 80. o sea 81.
por acci6n de la primera strle y
50. 80 por cada una de Ia segunda
s6rie.
30. Que de los $40. 1886 res
tantes Sc traspasen SIS. 500. al Gre
ditto de la cuenta iiquidaci6n de M
muebies como una reduction al
vaior de los misElos se destlnen
Sl.l23 .33 para gratificar i ln- en-
pleados, V ei resto lie s232.f5 se
deie como remanente para unir
j las uti.idades dei aio pr6Sln0-
4o.-Que sc traspaSe tarnbifn : Ia
misma cuenta de liqui,iaei6n de
inmueb.es los s.. 900 que fsuran
en- fondo de reserva.
San Juan, q de julio de 1902
Por el consgio de administration,
Rafael Fabisn presidente.::
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Su obra de despresti-
gio contrs: meritisi-
mos compatriotas.
Concluyo la zafra. ofrecien
do muy buenos rendi-
mientos.
Urge que la autoridad tome car,
tas en- ell ''asunto dc los ca.
neS".
De nuestro corresponsal.

Julio 23.-Siguen los Incorporates
su campana de pretender despresti-
giar desde las columnas de un diario
de esa colectividad. a personals homo
rablesZde este pueblo Y cuyo presti
gio yhonradez estan muy por encima
de los que falseando Ia verdad he
chan mano de la calumnia para con
batir a su adversarios.
No tienen los Incorporates
medios para engafiar a los incautos
con SUI politica antipatriotica y
de ahf, que no teniendo NADIA
NADIA que argumentar EN- SUI favor Sc
ocupan de preteder desprestigiar a
sus hermanos, valiendose para de E.
llo de medios que podran ser destrui
dos 81 les prestan alguna atencion 8
tuvieran alguna importancia.
-Dona Ana Rogue Ia prestigio-
sa educacionista ha renunciado su
contrato que tenfa con la junto Esco
lar para ejercer en- el pr6ximo curse
Este pueblo ha sentido mucho la
resoluci6n de tan disting,ida dana
toda vez que quedan huerfanos mu
chas sehoritas que aspiraban al ma
gisterio de su instructlvas ense1an-
Zas.
La Sra. Rogue sabe que aquf Sc
lie aprecia y Sc le distingue.
-Rogamos d nuestra celosa au-
toridad local tome las medidas opor
tunas para que los canes que con tan
ia abundancia vagan por esta po-
blaci6n sean amarrados.
La policia, empes6 una campaiia
contra los duehos do tales canes, Pc
70 solo denunci6 4 tres personas.
Sr. Alcalde el vecindario no puede
dormir por que los canes con su ladri
do 10 impiden.
La zafra toca q su fin con muy
buenos rendimientos. Con tai mott
vo Sc nota cierto crisis monetaria q.
nos tiene desandando.
No ohstante tendremos una regu-
lar cosccha de cafe que algo aliviara
la situacion
Por ell attorney general lie han
sido concedidos cinco dias de licencia
a nuestro distingudo amigo Don
Luis Adorno. juez lie paz.
LIE sustituira nuestro compatrlo-
ia Don Santiago Mestre.'
Ell team "Betances" concertara
en- breve un gran deSafio con el "Acos
ta' de Camuy entire los aficionados
al sport. .reina mucho entusiasmo.L Los
aficionados a las labores de borda-
dos V caiados debido al buen resul-
tado que dan las migiuinas instaiadr
daS aqui van gozando de mu-
cho fama.
Por faita de utcnsilios no estan
mas nutridas las ciases dc iaboreS.
RI Sr. Gonzalez represen,ante de Ia
fabrica In ofrecido que para la pro-
Xima semana sumlniStrara todO 10
necesario para que todos los aficlo-
nados puedan concurrir i ia clases
dc iabores.
Esto es una nueva industria que
pone en- manos de la mujer puerto
un gran porvenlr.
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information de Sandal.

Han sido aprobados por la Junta
Superior dc Sanilad, como resultado
de los examenes verificados durante
los dias 10 V 20. hablendoselc expe-
dido su correspondence diplomas,
como maestro plomero ! los Sres;
Jesus Rodriguez GENES. Rafael
Torres. Abelardo Garcia Mendez
V jose Maria Bezarcs.
Y como oficiales plomeros a los
Sres. Manuel Cartro Feliti.-Avelino
Velazquez.
Los interesados deben parar a
recoger sus diplomas . i autorzar
por escrito 4 QUEEN los recoja firman-
do el correspondence recibo.
Sc quejan de I'ehuelas dc que los
ESTABLISHMENTS de comestlbles
Sc expenden drogas v otros medica-
mentos La qle!a ha pasado a la
Junta exarninadOra de farmacia.
FL Inpector re Sanidad y Bene-
ficencia. San Juan. informa un case
de fiebre tiiDi,lea y otros de faringi-
It's dif'aHca.
Los -eiOre- Baq'Iero y Comp. de
San Juan solcltan authorization. .,
que les fai conoedida para rotular
% Iatss de aoeite de castor que fue-
ron decorn.-a,.as por no estar conve-
nien-crr.rnrs .Dtuladas-
III oiir.ai te >anidad, Mayaguez
Reu.i-e fianos de construction de
un pCes;" para expender ieche; pro-
uie.is.d .e licen;e Gonzalez Y otro
nara csr.-tr!rci6n de una cuadra
dra prg;le'isf de Gustavo Sains
Lauren. - g.e han sido aprobados
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Acertado nombTamiento.

Sc dice que en- los contratos que
hara el municipio de Bayam6n para
ei pr6ximo ejercicio escolar. ie sera
ofrecida una principal en- aquella ciu
dad q Ia sehorita Ignacia Esturio.
Is un merecido nombramiento v
una excelente adquisicion que haria
aquel ayuntamiento.
La sehorita Esturio es del Institu-
to de Tuskegee dc Alabama donde
aicanz6 las notas mas atlas del pro-
fesOrado.