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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-09
Los |NFORnES
De La P0LIC|A.
kIgunas de las casas
no estaban asegura-
das.
Jova Malave murio Ell vler-
mes en- ell hospital
Santos Cuyertier Sc distingui0
en- el trabajo contra ell iDceD-
di0.

La siguiente information
ha sido facilitada por ell Guar
tel general de la policia insu-
lar, ,referente a sucesos de los
que ha informado La Co.
rrespondencia"
.Antenoche como a las 9p.m.
en- la calle del Sol casa No.
1873, la nina Juana Sierra AFRO
jo al suelo un papel encendldo
sin que fuera vlsto por la Sc
florita Angelina Lamar pegan
dose Ell fuego a los vestidos de
dicha selorita quemandose
estos casi total mente, produ-
ciendole quemaduras de gan
importancia SUI hermano Ra
mon Lamar y ell policia Este
ban Santana de servicio en- la
Gale sufrieron quemaduras
en- las manos al tratar de sal
varla. Esta joven falleci6 hoy
q las 7.30 A. M.
A las 2.20 de Ia madrugada
de- hoy Sc declare ell incendio
en- la casa propiedad de Don
Octavio Garcia Salgado situa-
da en- la calle del Preside en-
Ia Marina, dicha casa estaba
sin habitar y segGn informes
estaba asegurada
(Segttn llJo1meS obtenldos
despues por Ia poLicia Ia casa
en- question: eStu0o asegwdda;
pero .cadotc6 eJ asegotro en- Ell
mes de .Febrero 10 miSnoo que
la de Betanco1ut. La casa del
Sr. Reyes Peha Sc i1Jorma es-
taba asegurada en- S $50 g la de
la Senora Uiudn de Romero en-
S 5000 N. de la r.
El fuego Sc extendi6 a dos
casas contiguas una de Dona
Demetria Hernandez yiuda de
Romero, asegurada, y otra de
Don Jose Bentancourt, no
asegurada.
Hubo necesidad de desman
telar dos casas contiguas alas
incendiadas para poder loca-
liar el incendio una de elias es
propiedad de Don Ramon Re
yes Pena..
Ell guardia de servicio tuvo
necesidad de hacer uso de su
revolver para dar la aIarmas
tambien dispararon sus arma,
los guardias de servicio en- el
penal.
Tratajaron en- dicho fuego
los Bon ber3s de San Juan
Santurce y Puerta de Terra
un pelot6n de soldados de
marina al mando de I'm Official
eyudando con mucho ahinco
el paisano Santos Cubertier.
Ell Ie,ce de la pohcia Insular
el Inspector Zimmerman, el
Jefe del d:strito y toda la fuer
"a franca de servicio, acudie-
ron prontamente al lugar del
suceso.
Resultaron dos bomberos
con pequenas contusiones.
La individual Jovita Malav6
que antes de anoche fue heri-
da de un tiro por el individuo
Alfonso Matos, falleci6 hoy en-
el hospital municipal de San
Eurce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-09

No Sc trata de contri-
3 buyentes NOR osos,
dice Benitez Casta-
nos
E delegado Tizol en- con-
ira del bill.
Contra los adulteradores de lie.
che
Vease la edici6n de aver.

|
Ell Sr. Benitez-Castanos ha-
ce uso de la palabra para de-
fender el proyecto y pide sea
aprobado.
Dice que es muy justo que
sean condonadas las contri-
buciones de las fincas de cafe
que no pudieron pagar las de
l90l-l902 al 1907 1908, por
que 81 por todos Sc ha recono-
cldo la precarla situacion de,
la lnmensa mayoria de los
agricultores de cafe, sino de
todos, es natural que Sc alivie
la de los que han llegado d tai
estado que van 4 perder sus
fincas a causa de no haber
podido pagar las contrlbucio-
nes por los malos precios que
Obtlene el dlCho frutO.
Que no Sc trata de contri-
buyentes morosos len la ver-
dadera acepci6n de Ia palabra
por que no son morosos los
duenos de esas fincas, que 81
no han satisfecho sus contri-
buciones hA sido q causa de
su precaria situacion y no por
.causas sujetas q su voluntad.
Que para evitar el que esas
fincas pasen de manos de sus
duenos a la propiedad del
pueblo de P. Rico, es que Sc
presenta este proyecto, cuya
aprobaci6n no duda Sc hara
por Ia Camara sin mas debate
LIoreas- Torres. Que aunI
que Sc pueda arguir que con
esta concession Sc trata de es-
tablecer un favoritismo en- fa-
vor de deter minados propie-
tarios de fincas de cafe, dada
la situaci6n en- que Sc halla
esta importante parte de la
agricultura de la isla, debe
aprobarse el proyecto.
Ell .delegado Sr. Tizol en-
contra. de la aprobaci6n del
proyecto, Dice que ell hecho
Gle que Sc encuentran en- mala
situaci6n determinados due
nos de fincas de cafe, Q el que
esta production no tenga el
auge que tuvo en- pasadas
6pocas, no justiflca ell que Sc
perjudique al pueblo de P. Ri
co Y 4 otros contribuyentes,
condonando contibuciones
que aquellos no han pagado.
Que desea hacer constar que
esa es su opinion particular
respecto del asunto y que vo-
tara en- contra del proyecto
por Greer que asi cumple con
su deber.
Sc va a votar. FL deIegado
Sr. Benitez-Castanos pide Sc
vote por lista y eI Sr. Munoz
Rivera hace algunas breves
objeciones. FL presidente deia
q la Camara el resolver 81 Sc
vota 8 no-e proyecto por lista
Y la Camara acuerda que no.
Sc deolara suficientemente
discutido el ,proyecto Y Sc vo-
ia, quedando desechado por
mayoria de votes.
p. de c. l79 De la comisi6n
de lelislaci6n. Para enmenddr
el oHtculO 337 del CodigO Pc
nal. Aumentando las penas
para les adulteradores de le-
che Y de otras sustancias. El
proyecto oriiinario fue pre-
sen tado por el delegado Sr.
Eduardo Acuna.
(Vease la edicci6n de manana)
n7pnrp do lbs dioSps UaCaDCS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-09
ACUEOUCTO
EN- CAYEY.
Las obras han sido en-
tregadas y recibidas
a satisfaction por el
ayuntaniento.
LA Correspondence fe-
licita a la linda Cayey
por su magnifico proere-
so.
De nuestro corresnonsal

Mayo Hoy Sc ha proce-
dido a la entrega Official de las
obras del acueducto, al, Conse-
lo municipal de esta localidad.
Despu6s de ser estas eXamina-
das estas por una comision
t6cnica nombrada al efecto,
que reconoci6 la eficiencia y
buena edificacioh que han te-
nido las mismas, bajo la COM
pentisima direction del repu-
tado ingeniero Sr. Rodriguez
Lopez de Caguas, el Concejo
municipal al leer .el informe
presentado, mostr6se muy sa-
tisfecho del trabajo realizado
por el ingeniero.
Ell Sr. Rodriguez Lopez tu-
vo que modificar en- parte, los
pianos de los obras que dirigia
Y este do lugar a que algun
pesimista creyera en- la posi-
bilidad de que aquellas no ha-
brian de quedar como las in
dicafa en- los pianos, el referi-
do Sr, Rodriguez; la practica
nos ha demostrado que las
modificaci6nes introducidas
eran de rigurosa necesidad pa
ra que las obras dieran el re-
sultado apetecido.
-Tras brillantes eXamenes
Sc ha graduado como 6ptico,
en- una universidad de la me-
tr6poli americana, el i6ven
Don Antonio Herrero, practi-
cante municipal.
En- ell pr6ximo correo espe-
ra un extenso pedido, que hi
ciera, a una casa americana
de materiales inherentes q SUI
nueva profession. Hemos visto
el local, que prepara qd hoe pa
ra mOntar su gabinete,
V en- verdad hemos de decir,
que este resulta apropiado
para el efecto.
Don Jesus Maria ColIazo
Vazquez, Tesorero Mpal., sa-
le mahana para la Cidra, aten-
diendo a una invitaci6n que
cortesmente Sc lie hiciera des-
de aquel pueblo.
Sc ha burlado implacablemen-
te de todas las ilusiones V fal-
sas Pompas de Ia vida humana
Los filoSofos cinicos Diogenes
V Menipo son los que habIan
por bOca del autor.
Luciano pertenece z Ia epo-
ca de los AntoRinos v es ell re-
-.-.,--kz,-4- = A. ..-E
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22


per year One saving hint win pay
for II many times over &: 1. M. L
Don't forget your home paper. We
are planning ito give YOU something
better in Short Talks as the weeks
60 BY. They are written to help you.
They are written by men who know
the shirt-sleeye side Of life. Read
them. And Il You have found out how
s ~ make 3 dollar 90 farther, Or how.
~ make that do llarS easier. write - to
your home paper, and tell your neigh
bors about $it. r you want to find out
something about farming, write In. to
your editor; he will see toSit5 that the
question IS taken up and answered by
some member of your Experiment Sta.
ton stafE;; Make your home paper the
place where you discuss your bust
ness, and the way to better IT..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22

ed "a 5elemen tary agriculture. domes-
TIC science and manual training The
estab ishment Of this course is one Of.
the most important steps taken in
recent year in the direction. Of adj
yancing the work in our rural schools.
5s The Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION is being aided during the
first weeks of the term by Miss Day
ton, q general secretary supported by
the advisory board of the association
Monday afternoon an ugly party was
given, every girl in. the cshool, $50 in
Ell, being invited to come and to make
herself as ugly as possible. Great fun
iss reported and the girls had a splen.
did opportunity to become acquainted
with each otherr.; Z Is 5g s4 a. III.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22
Valley City Normal Notes,

z5E School opened Sept. IS With the.
largest enrollmsn INT in its history. Up
to the present udentas have been.
registered and many more viii doubt
less come in during the next few.
weeks. The work Of enrolling was
completed N 4 day and y half and
regular class work began Thursday.
q Much interest Az being shown
.amognA the students III the new de-
Spartsne tent of omestie science, agri-
culture kind garten. and ART. work
along these lines has been freely elect
ed by new students a we'll A Old. III
Among &, tie new faculty members
this year are Dean IEoMard e. Good
sci. ttihe conservatory % music.
Miss Nellie arnsN q q q seacher
Enf domestic science: lEiss frances q.
ortman: cond motor ~, 90 kiadersart-
|en; Professor rank h. s4lden. diree-
Tor 81 manual q ppinine nd Professor
Neal q. James ss inst rustor jill agri-
culture this group b .seoonstt tutes a ais
ltlignes "a to ii u s5nal's teach
ling fforcea and is com posed oa wen
trained snd eSp II ] s men snd Va
men TOT Re cult nre saa wei as 81
fsschniesl noN q i. I,
The Normal football team opened
the season Saturday III u game with
|tlle I1aho ta Rualnes College, Of Fargo.
The score Is ~ % sin FAVOR of the
Normal
There has been a large enrolment
|ln tina new stea ana i hall nths'
course Ior rural teachers, which vas
proyised FOR the last egIsIature.
Those Who conaple ta this cosrss Hlll
reeeive Il ION 4 which BY law is a
state certIfieate quail wing the holder
70 teach IL ans count be North Da.
kota q period 81 two years wenty
units 81 credit are required III the
common branches and professional
study. and j full years work is includ.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22

tie stock yard. iiss far etter Ii an salt
Ing the horses and cattle ii their
feed boxes. Il the former place they
can get as much or as little as they
wish.
If there's any stack fencing to. do,
do it now. G. Ss5 #
Don t forget the young trees-mulch
them; water their roots II rabbits are
5trouble some, put sacking about them !;
put the sacking comp letely5 over the
small eYergfeens. s5
Are the strawberries mulched for
winter 5 z2s % 81. n; u G
.{5 Pick up the loose boards, the slack
wire, the odds and ends. Put the
tools il shape for winter; draw the
sickles; tighten the burrs; take OF
the reels; strip the asses; pro.
tect the guards removed the eveners:
put everything You can under shelter.
Lay III a stock OF good agricultural
papers. Those published nearest home
are generally best Two. OF three, o.
] a halt dezen can bes read with profit
during tlhe winter months. The cost
] of g farm paper y less than 4 dollar
1 Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22
:klm,A, 10 kaaf .Thet,,,,,,.. I,

|; Rsda BE says he's met d coed many
people ainca he got his automOtb \:
n, Green Principally jude ss-
/ pose Yonkers gtafeslnan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22
Nor! Are Four.

y Hen are fonr. He who knows, and
haaovs be- knoxsha Is wise; follow
him 'zn He who knows. and knows not
10 kAopsrhe p asleep: wake bim. he
who kzowa not: and knows not he
haoz,s not he + fool; shun him. He
who knOFa np4, and. knows be knows
zoaa No y ! child i teach hifl sabaan
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22
Tive opereter'e AnssasdsssasA

# a yeuns man who eenass from q
small town up NsY YssA stsatte sos a
lettse fawhile' ago from, ., yonay va!
man BE- knew mp there ashana lin IT,
iet bar know q aood hotel. at which 70
stay overnight 10 the ctty. as she was
going 10 sail Tor Eupope.. ks.5S !
Il 49stter came 10 eAoss BE- the day
Of sailing that the youns man decided
III would be better TO / Wtrs5 than; tD
write agletter He decided too. that
Il would be best if the young woman
put up sat the Aston House. convenient
80 4 morning sailing On the American
line yst s*tt ss> Sv,E5 ssg=l: IL
as So BE- sent her this dispatch: ,,>I
I. "1ou had better. stop at Astor
House, :. 9 / S IL, !,
BIZ BIZ when the operator up In, the small
country town got through with, tran
5scriblna the message 1T conveyed to
the young woman dfha Following iliu-
iminastng adYiee: s%:,,.s !: ssI;ss ii.
!. IA Il TOD had better stop Of 9 store
konss. York Sun. I Il; III. 5. y: v
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22

@ufts "a DovRfaias II IA
GreenI ]. shaved on my mnssashe
yesterday. s -
~ Bsown Yea, 4 noticed. esusae .
aownfall, wasn't II ~ u&ga's hAhEuzy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22
HAD HIS SUSPICIOUS.
That Was tho Reason the Rabbits Die
sss p Not Surprise Him. a.: f&Sl

4That Was tho Reason the Rabbits Die
Not Surprise Him. !.
81 Perkins had never been surprised
In all his life. When it showed in the
latter part Of April he allowed he'd
sorter felt it in the air for some time,
when ledge Abbott's barn burned 81.
/ thought it was about time, and when
the town hall was struck by lightning
/ he merely shrugged his shoulders and
said he'd told 'em that them ightnin'
rods wasn't any account when they
were first talkin' Of putin 'em up.
Mrs. Perkins had just about given up:
all hope Of ever exciting her husbands
wonder when friend. told her of a
marvellous conjurer who was showing
at q variety theater in Boston. She
took 81. p, ~ = n X :.
When the eonjurer called for a:
| volunteer from the audience Mrs. Per-
kins urged her husband to go up on
the stage. He did. She watched ex-t
pectantly as the professor" extract
ed a five dollar gold piece from Sis
ear. passed watch through his back
and extracted yards and yards Of
ticker tape from his shoes. 81 hooked
bored. Finally the eonjurer began to
coax at Sis beard, and. to the amaze
mentsof the spectators. ont hoped
three little white rabbits. J, S'l5::"''.%
q WAL" said Mrs. =: Perkins trtum-
phantly when 81 resumed his seat, II
I}guesa that surprised ye. some, didn't
it7n$ k...,:..~..y 1, H. =
81 seemed almost surprised chat she
should think 90. why, nor 10 finally
drawIed. :"1 didn't hka TO cay Meth
/ In about It, bat rye sbeen softer sus-
pectin' that them2rabbits wus thar FOR
some time" body's Magazine.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-22
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-02
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-02
How to Reduce Fat
Proper tlORdtCIy

Proportion IS the thing rat woman
yearns to reduce her abdomen. but she
doesn't want 20 produce q scrawny neck
This fact condemns the dieting method Of
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-02
REXBURG, IDA. NOTES.


ReXburg. Ida. April 30-F G. Janson
OF Burton died on Wednesday night and
viii be buried from the Burton meeting
house on Sunday afternoon. The deceased
was Sc years Of age and had been III for
about a year. He was one of the first
settlers in this section II was native
Of Sweden and came TO Utah in 1876. He
leaves family Of grown up sons and
daughters.
The remains Of Verne Wilcox. who died
In Salt Lake hospital this week as a re-
suit OF injuries received I'm wrestling and
boxing contests held here recently were
buried at Suunydell south of Rexburg on
Thursday- The deceased was . years OF
age and unmarried. He had a wonderful
muscular deve lopment and was very fond
OF athletic sports. He was held in high
esteem by the people Of this section
@. 9. Keller manager Of the Keller
Implement company Of this city. left q
Few days ago for his old home in Mis-
souri, TO attend the funeral Of his father
Victor Hegsted Is back in business in
RexbuTg again. He is in charge Of the
branch house Of the Utah IMPLEMENT
company just opened here. Mr.. Hegsted
has had wide experience in business af-
fairs.
The Rexburg school board has secured
the services OF James A LangtOn as Drin-
cipal OF the schools in place of Principal
P G. Daily. who resigned to accept a Do
sition in the Kicks academy Mr. LanetiJn
filled the position for three years He
will return with his family during the
summer.
Joseph Louis and Paul Curdon of Logan
Utah. were in Rexburg this week or
business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-02
If 1t Disappears, It's Eczema
How to Tell Whether = Skin Atfee-
ton Is an Inherited Blood
Disease CT Not.

Sometimes IL is hard 10 determine
whether a skin affection is sign OF
blood disorder or simply form OF
eczema. Even physicians are often puz-
zied in their diagnosis. The best way for
any one afflicted is to 60 TO the r J. Hi
Drug Co. or any good druggist who nan
dies pure drugs and obtain SO cents Woi u
Of poslsm. Apply this, and if the itenine
stops at once and the trouble Is cured ID
a few days IL may be set down as having
been eczema. as this is the way posiam
acts in the worst cases Of eczema, ana IN
curing acne, herpes, blotches. letter, pies
salt rheum. rash. BARRIERS and other
forms OF itch. scsly scalp. and all surface
skin affections.
Any one VINO will write to the kmer-
gency Laboratories, No. S2 West Twenty
fifth street New York, can secure os
mail free OF charge, a supply sufficieni
to cure d small eczema surface or clear
complexion overnight aud remove pim-
pies in twenty-four hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-02
NEPHI SOCIETY.

The Ladies Literary club met at the
home Of Mrs James Cole Monday after
noon
Miss Clara Cole entertained the Bill club
Mrs. John d. Dague Of Provo was the
guest OF Mrs. Ralph Henroid Monday and
Tuesday.
J. F. Wright was in Eureka Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Second Ward Relief
society were entertained Friday by Mrs
J. W. ord.
Mrs. A. W. Gates Of salt Lake returned
to her home Monday. after spending ten
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. A
!. \. Hyde. f.. left Monday for a fif-
teen days trip through Nevada.
Tho members Of the L.. G. T. club we're
entertained by Miss May Hobbs Monday
Robert Vim has returned from a bust
ness trip through Idaho
Miss Eta Grace entertained her friends
Tuesday evening.
Nv Jensen spent Wednesday and Thurs
r. P. Whitmore. the son Of G. G.. Whit
more OF Nephi. was quietly married to
Miss Ladel at Price.
Mayor erase spent Tuesday in Zion.
Mrs. Y. Z. Csndland is visiting Provo
friends this week
Mrs. Harry Bird Of Milford is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Joseph Crawley.
Ed Down returned from Nevada Mon
Miss Jane Mcpherson will entertain the
Bill club Friday evening
Miss Ethel Pay OF Salt Lake IS in Nephi
visiting friends.
The J. J. club met at the houe Of Miss
Matte HOwarth Tuesday evening
Miss Neva Booth spent the week i'm Salt
Lake.
Jerald Cazier. Ralph Broush. Levem
Tanner and Linda Hawkins went on d
pleasure trip to Goshen Sunday
Mrs. J. A. Hyde. ST. Is visiting her
PARENTS at Eureka this week
II. II. Pit-hfGrth. a former resident OF
Nephi was here last week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-02
PAYsoN SOCIETY.

\ number of young ladies Of the n. A.
=. club spent ,ast Sunday afternoon u
the government power plant AT the mouth
Of Spanish Fork canyon The Young mon
at the plant very CALAMITY showed the
Young ladies through the plant and ex-
planned the intTicacies Of the bower gen
Grating machinery.
Mrs. William FerTe has been VISITING
this week with friends in Provo.
T. H. Wilson was Provo visitor Fri
day.
The public schools close for their sum-
mer vacation. Friday. Nav = The eighth
grade and high school. however. will con
TIME until May Il. The commencement
exercises Of the eighth grades of Utah
county will BE- held at Psyson Nav %
About five hundred graduates viii par
ticipate-
Mrs Byron Thurman of Eureka has
been here for few days. the guest of
Mrs L. r. Amos
Charles Smith and family have returned
home from a weeks visit with relatives
and friends in the capital.
Newell White was a Provo visitor Fri
The resignation, Of Francis NJ. Ballard
night Waterman. was handed to the CITY
council at its last meeting Mr. Ballard
has acted in this capacity for some time
and has given the city the best Of seTv-
ice.
Miss Henrietta Douglass Of Salt Lake
spent several days this week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Douglass.
}. D. ThOrne of Pleasant Grove spent
W ednesday in PaysOn visiting with Dr.
l. y. Ellsworth
a track meet will be held Friday. Nav
Z. at the high school campus between the
Lehi High school and the athletes Of
Payson city.
Mrs. Kate GuthieI entertained about
twenty friends OF the Royal NeighbOrs
lodge last Thursday. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent with cards. At 6 O'Clock
an excellent supper was served BY the
hostess.
The half-hoiidsy has been changed from
thursday TO Friday. all business places
closing at g. m. and remaining closed
until Saturday morning.