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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-06
Para San Patricio s2o.O00.0o
Para Mayaguez $l5.000.00
Para Tibes $4,000 90

! Para San Patricio S2OO0000
Para Mayaguez Sl5.000.00
] Para Tibes S1O.00000
T! Para Monies Llanos, por
Rio chiquito 100000
Para Marueno S6 10000
i Para los otros barrlos 100000
Total S1OO,00O.00
"Sabemos q. el municipio de esta
ciudad tiene el proyecto de hacer
Ia peticion de un emprestlto con este
fin
! "Conocemos y sentimos los efec-
! tos de la falta de una resoluclon a
ese respecto y no podemos menos
que extendernos en- otras consfdera-
clones de un orden general supllcan-
| do a esta asociacion de al caso Ia I'M
portancla que tiene por la traseen-
dencia que entrana.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que el
translto por estos camlnos Sc haee
con riesgo inminente della vida, 8 por
10 menos con exposition constante q
sufrir serios academies, tanto las
personas como los aminales de car
gan"
"Las margenes de los rios sus mis-
mos cruces por algunos kllometros,
sugetos 4 constantes amenazas en-
las epocas fluviales, y pellgrosas
siempre; ell angosto trillado que en-
muchas parties no alcanzan a ? pies
por riscos y preclplclos mmensos,
formados por los primltlvos morado-
res de nuestras regiones nlontanosas
es 10 que adn hoy Sc utlllza para el
transito de Ia gente y el trasporte de
la carga.o
"Solo estas causas en- 81, serlan su
ficientes para atraer Ia atenclon de
los que estan Aamados a resolver
que tai estado de cosas Gamble,
Gran parte de nuestra poblaelon
esta diseminado por los centros de
la Isla, y todos los que ALI reslden es
tan obligados 4 concurrlr las pobla-
clones para cumplir con los deberes
que la comunidad les impone. Desde
ALI tienen que venir en- busca de las
para sus enfermos: Sc les
obliga q venlr a enterrar sus muertos
Y 4 atender, en- fin ese climulo de
detalles propios de toda comunidad
bien organizada, sin que Sc haya
nunca pensado, con la calma debido
en- proporcionarles las facilidades
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-06

Es muy importante que nuestra cliente-
Ia sepa que remitimoS maestras por corr6o
y SERVINGS cualquier articnlo que Sc nos
pida Ell mismo dia que )legue el pedido d
nueStraS manOS.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

dc sagan have taken steps to settle
with ali their German creditors
DR.. Holder. . berlin lawyer repre-.
vepting the creditors. held 2 number q
copfsrances this week Win the Ionic, ss
eagars. Two reasons have INDUCED
them 70 pay the heavy debts on tho
German estates. First, the wish to be
presented At-the court OF the Kaiser
Wilhelm. which Is only possible when
the debts are paid: second. they sre
anxious to have guardianship aoo'-
ished
Count Won Hstzfeldt, who Is the
OF the former Anna
Goulds husband. Is a member OF the
family into which the daughter OF
Coils p. Huntington married. Duchess
Anna objects 10 her husband being
under this tutelage. In trial for the
removal OF the guardianship the Duxe
de Sagan Is referred to as "a minor"
although he Is IS years old.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

for the time being. The only altera-
ton made by King EDWARD In the roy
al arms was In the cipher.
Soon the Sign. G. r.
As soon as King George approves
the particular design CT the letters @.
H. they shall be seen on the mall
vans. the parkkeepers' uniforms. on
the kings company color. and on
many buttons OF different military and
other uniforms
The king. who AT the time OF HIS
accession held only the rank OF adj
miral In the navy and general In the
army, IL now head OF both and IL VIII
be interesting TO see the means adopt
ed for him TO become admiral OF the
fleet end feld-marshal. Presumably
he will take those ranks and wear
those uniforms by declaration"
The plume OF feathers familiar -
all upon the carriage OF King George
as Prince OF Wales VII now give
place to the crowned lion within the
garter. The ostrich feather badge Will
be assigned TO the Duke OF Cornwall
In the warrant for his arms and cor
onet, which will be issued 10 him al
most Immediately. ani, II precedent
be followed. before he Is created
Prince OF Wales. The warrants for
his brothers ana sisters will probably
be issued later.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
DRUNK TRIES SUICIDE.
Leon Mike Attempts To Hang Self
In Ceil: Cut Down, UnInIured.

Leon Mike Attempts TO hang ser
In ceil;. Cut Down, unInJured.
Because Justice Stein decided to
give Leon Mike, No. 246 Beals-ave.,
a chance to sober up until Wednesday
morning, before arraigning him In po-
lice court, Leon tried to hang himself
with his leather belt, Tuesday morn.
ing, Just after the officers had return
ed him to the jail.
Mike drank UP everything IN sight.
Sunday and Monday, returning to his
home Monday night In such quarrel
some mood that he beat his wife and
children and was starting In on the
neiehbors when Patrolman Rounds ar
rived and escorted him to headouar-
ters. Tuesday morning. Mike had
such a hang over" that he could not
answer to his name when brought be-
fore Justice Stein. whereupon the jus
tice sent him back to jail for another
"a hours. When Mike got into the
pen" he slipped of his belt fastened
one end to the grating and then buck
led II around his neck. other pris-
oners discovered his act before any
serious injury was done.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
DECLARES COLLEGES
PRODUCE AGNoSTICs
Brooklyn Pastor Tells Bible Students
Higher Learning 6reeds heresy.

Brooklyn Pastor Tells Bible Students
Higher Learning Breeds herssy.
NEW YORK, June 2S-Mothers who
desire their daughters to become or
remain Christian women must keep
them out of the socalled higher in
situations of learning. according TO
Pastor Charles T. Russell OF the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. who In an ad-
dress at Orchestra hall declared that
many leave the universities agnos-
tics. disbelievers In the Bible and
heretical In thought and action"
1T Is dangerous for mothers to
send their daughters away to school
II they expect to get them back
Christians" he said. "A good friend
Of mine came to me few years ago
and asked my. advice regarding send
ing his daughter TO college. told him
frankly he had better keep her at
home II he wanted TO keep her In the
faith OF Jesus Christ: but he thought
she was strong enough Of mind and
faith to resist any agnosticism taught
or inspired In the universities.
80 he sent her TO one OF the best
schools In the country. She returned
home the other day. Her father came
to me, grief-burdsned. and said: MY
daughter not only does not believe the
word concerning the inspiration OF
Gods work, but doubt IL she believes
In the Creator at ALL
That Is q typical case. II Is the Ell.
feet Of the higher critics influence,
the guess-work, know-nothing policy
of the college professors concerning
the religion Of God. And at the same
time missionaries are being sent
abroad to scare the poor heather into
professions Of Christianity"
Pastor Russell spoke before the
Chicago Bible Students convention
and to an audience that filled Orches'
ira hall. His subject was The Here
after"
1T simply is q question of life and
DEATH" he said. The Bible says the
wages of sin IL death. Not eternal tor
ment, but death. Again. the Bible
says the soul that sinneth shall die
To- the contrary. the Bible says the
soul Of the sinner does die. and &C
cept the word Of God.
when a man is dead he Is dead
He knows nothing, feels nothing, SUI
fers nothing. enjoys nothing. He'll IL q
mere creation Of Satan's imagination
But as between the Catholic pur
gatory and the Protestant hell Id
take purgatory. for there you'd burn
and stew and writhe In pain for only
a few hundred years, while In the
Protestant hell you will live In eternal
torture and torment.
eft In not Gods character to roast
and burn. II 1t were SO II would be
proper for. anybody on earth to exert
the same power"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
plerson Held for Trial.

John Pierson, charged with attempt
ing to shoot his wife because she
threatened to get divorce from him.
was examined In Police Justice JEFF
fries court Tuesday morning. He
was held to the recorders court for
trial.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

Milton A. McRae, OF Detroit, and l..
A. Sherman, of Port Huron, will ar
rive In New York, July 2. on the
steamer America from Southampton,
completing a trip around the world.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

Busiues.-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Timea Printing Co. 10
John R--st. Main l49s. or CITY $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
BANK TAKES OVER
WATER BOND TRUST
Depository for Contra Costa
Company Is Changed

OAKLAND, Not. 25.-Documents
We're placed on record in this county
today, effecting a transfer from the
Bankers trust company to the Oakland
bank of savings of a deed of trust for
$4,000 given by the Contra Costa
water company in 1891 The Oakland
bank of savings, composed of the same
financial interests as the Bankers
trust company. having qualified under
the laws OF the state to carry on a
trust business, is now assuming its un-
dertakings
The first document filed was the res
ignation of the Bankers trust company
as trustee, which was dated November
16. The second, dated November IS,
was a resolution of the Peoples water
company. successors of the Contra
Costa water company. accepting the
resignation. The third was a deed
from the Bankers trust company
dated today, conveying that company's
interest under the trust deed to the
Oakland bank of savings.
The trust deed was given in 1894 to
secure bond issue of s2.000.000 and
covers all the property. real and per-
sonal the Contra Costa water COM
pany had in Alameda county and else
where at that time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
BUTTER TUB MAY
change A LAW
1t Was Found in a Feather Bed
and Oleomargarine Deci=
sion Will Follow

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Out of the
incident of butter tub in feather
bed may be evolved by the supreme
court of the United States the law of
the land relative to the retail trade in
oleomargarine.
Some months ago John A. Ripper of
ST. Louis. Mo- who possessed a retail
dealers license to sell oleOmargarine,
was suspected of violating the oleomar-
garine act. Revenue officers searched
his residence. In a feather bed was
found an empty oleomargarine tub 1t
was alleged that the tax paid stamp
on the tub was intact, in violation of
the law. Mrs Ripper said she had put
the tub in the bed when She saw the
officers in the house. Why she did it
she did not know
Ripper was indicted and also charged
with having sold to the Jefferson bar
racks "a pounds Of oleomaBgarine
when the law limited him to sales of
10 pounds. He was convicted on both
charges and sentenced to six months
imprisonment.
He has appealed to the supreme
court of the United states to review
his case. It's decision as to granting a
review is expected next Monday 1t
is claimed that it is an offense to empty
an oleomargarine tub without destroy
ing the statement thereon, but it is
not an offense to have a tub with an
undestroyed stamp upon 1T.
1t is also claimed that a retail dealer
may sell more than 10 pounds of cleo
margarine a one time
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
COTILLON DRAWS
4 HAPPY ThRONG
White and Gold Room of Fair
mont Is. Crowded With
Merry Couples

With several hundred club members
and tehir guests in attendance, the
white and gold room of the Fairmont
presented a brilliant scene last night
for the second meeting of the winter
of the Entire Nous club, the popular
cotillon club which has hourished in
this city for some years under the
direction OF Sanford G. Lewald.
Many new and interesting features
were introduced into the evening S
program to add to itss uccess, and four
original and picturesque figures in the
cotillon were danced under the lead
ership of Lewald, the handsome gowns
of many of the women present adding
to the beauty of the scene. The next
function of the club will be held at the
Palace hotel on New Years eve and
will be cotillon followed by q ban
quet at midnight so as to usher the
New Year in with all due ceremony.
Those who assisted last night In re-
ceiving the club members and their
guests were:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
LOGICAL REMEDY FOR ECZEMA

Many different remedies have been
tried for Eczema and other skin dis
eases. But it is now known that the
only possible cure is mild. soothing
liquid made up of Oil of Wintergreen.
Thymol, GIycsrine and other ingredi-
ents so carefully compounded that each
ingredient has its proper effect.
This compound is now made up in
the D. d. d. Prescription. Ten years of
success and thousands of cures sHo--
the merit of this wonderful compound.
but the most convincing proof is q trial
of the remedy by any eczema suffere~
D. ID. d. win prove 70 you that yoH
can be cured. The very first drops VIII
give you instant relief. Get a trial hot
tie today.
The Owl Drug Co. Inc, 710 Market
street. rs Market street. Post and
Grant avenue. Fillmore and Cieary
streets and sixteenth and Mission
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
"Gringoes Burned a
Mexican, Is Cry as
American Is Slain

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-
james VI. Reid of Houston, Miss,
n civil engineer, was killed in
Mexico City last Sunday by a
policeman. who sought 10 aveDge
the burning OF Antonio Rodrig-
uSx in Texas, according to a
Mexico City dispatch received
here today.
In company with l.. II. LOiler
of Memphis and some other
friends Reid had just stepped out
of q restaurant when Sebastian
NardeI, u policeman. fred two
bullets into his body.
when Reid fell Vnrdel ex-
claimed - have killed the
EringO because tho grIngoes
burned Mexican"
NardeI was placed In jail. The
shooting caused excitement In
the American colony. The UuiteA
states ambassador has instituted
81 thorough investigation and will
make demands for indemnity ON
the Mexican government.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
]. w. VARNEY KILLS
SELF AT COUNTRY HOME
Aged San franciscan Was in Ill
Health
TSna1;oI D:...4-L IL IL. Gin

SANTA ROSA. Nov. 25.-J. W. Var
ney, father of ]. W. Varney Jr., super
intendent of the San Francisco office of
the Pacific gas and electric company.
shot and killed himself this morning
at his summer home in Mesa Grande
on the Russian river In the western
part of Sonoma county. He was 72
years old and an uncle of Thomas II. B.
Varney of yarney & Green of San
Francisco and left a family of grown
children in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Varney had been spend
ing some time at their summer cot
tage in Mesa Grande for the benefit
of his health. This morning while
Mrs. Varney was In the kitchen Var
ney shot himself and died almost in
stantly. Coroner F. L. Blackburn will
hold an inquest at Mesa Grande.
The remains were shipped to San Fran
cisco for interment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
DO YOU need A KIDNEY
Remedy?

DR. KiImer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything, but if YOU
have kidney liver or bladder trouble IL
will be found just the remedy YOU need
Swamp Root makes friends quickly be-
cause its mild and immediate effect is
soon realized. It is gentle. healing
herbal compound physicians pre-
scrfptiOn which has proved it's great
curative value in thousands Of the most
distressing cases.
All druggists in soc and 500 sizes
You may have a sample bottle Of this
always reliable preparation by mail
free also pamphlet telling all about it,
Address DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton, N Y.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
AUTOS WILD PLUNGE
FATAL TO THE DRIVER
John Gardner Killed and Three
Others Injured

FRESNO, Nov. 25.-John Gardner
was killed and Josie Kuge, Mrs Gladys
Harrel and Charles Tanner seriously
hurt by wild plunge of an automo-
bile, in which they were riding at an
early hour this morning, into an irri-
cation ditch. three miles from this city.
The machine capsized, pinning all
four underneath. They lay in this
condition for an hour before their cries
attracted passersby, and help was
summoned from this city by telephone.
Gardner was driving the machine
and failed TO make sharp turn in the
road on the approach to a small bridge.
1t is not believed any of the others
viii die.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR
CHARGES BRIBE GIVING
Money Paid to Prevent EIec-
tiOn of Vardaman

YAZOO CITY. Miss, Nov. 25.-State
Senator Theodore Bible related to a
jury today circumstances which he de-
clared led to his charge that L. c.
Dulaney paid him sum of money in
an effort TO affect his vote during the
senatorial caucus of the last Mississippi
Legislature. Dulaney is on trial charged
with bribe giving
In effect, Senator Bilbo testified that
he was approached by Dulaney and Of
fered $1,000 IL he would change his
vote from for Governor Vardaman to
the successful candidate, Leroy Percy.
Acting in the roll Of detective he
declares he consented. but did not alter
his vote. He made public the alleged
bribery Immediately after the sena-
torial contest ended
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26

eminent forces must first rout him be-
fore putting the sentence of the court
into effect. The authorities here say
Madero's followers are dispersed, but
the whereabouts of Madero are un-
known The authorities acknowledge
he has not been in Guerrero. where lie
was reported wounded.
The Mexican government. in antici-
patton of the arrival of American
troops from Fort Whipple and Fort
Huachuca to guard the border, is now
reducing its force on the line in this
vicinity
Two hundred soldiers. taken from
battalions sent to Cananea and Naco,
are now reported to be reaching across
northern Sonora to point near Casa
Grande. whence they will be in a
position TO close in from the north on
Madero, who is thought to be in the
vicinity Of Monclaya The presump-
tion is that they are working in con-
Junction with troops under General
Travino. marching overland from Mon
terey.
General Thomas, who has been max
ing an inspection OF Arizona forts, is
expected here tomorrow with three
companies of regulars from Fort
Whipple. 1t is believed his headquar-
ters viii be here, with one or two
f1Cr no mix NJ
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
JOHN SKAALE DIES AT
WEST BERKELEY HOME

BERKELEY. Nov. 25-John SkaaIe.
a stationary engineer of 2S11 Ninth
street. West Berkeley. died this morn
ing after a short illness. He was so
years of age and a member of CerTitO
camp No 742, Woodmen of the World.
Emma. his widow. and five children,
Anna. BERTHE. Mabel, Emma and Arthur
Skaale, survive. The funeral will be
held Monday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
Both Sides Confident

Hammersteins lawyer, Vorhaus. said
to The Calls correspondent tonight
that he had letters from the singer
recognizing the existence of con-
tract with Hammerstein, but Leahy' S
lawyer, Spellman. said:
we will make them eat their in
junction..
Hammerstein himself said:
No, have not heard from Nine.
Tetrazzini. She has not even taken
the trouble to send her best friend :
ss she used to cali me- a card an
nouncing her arrival l shall not call
on her Her little dog might bite me.
Yes, I have her booked for a concert
tour and I think she will fill the dates
for me and not for Mr.. Leahy
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
WIDOW DEMANDS SIS, ,zo5
FOR DEATH OF son
Mrs. Catherine j. Emerson Sues
Northwestern Railroad
tSpccial DsoaicF to The Call I

lSPecIoi DDodich 10 he CdH
PETALUMA. Nov 25-In the su-
perior court of Sonoma county today,
Mrs. Catherine j. Emerson, through
Attorneys William II. Early and Ed
ward J. Dole. filed complaint for
damages against the Northwestern
Pacific railroad company for $25, ,295
for the death of her only son, Henry
Wilkie Emerson, in the wreck at Ig-
nacio. August S. Emerson was one of
the many who lost their lives by the
admitted negligence of the railroad
employees.
The figure named is for the loss
Of life and for loss of personal effects
and expenses incurred
Emerson was a the time of his
death in the employ of the Sonoma ex-
press company and was making his
last trip when death overlook him. He
was the only son and sole support of a
widowed mother
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
SAD SERENADE OF
SUITOR DIDN'T SUIT HER
DolefuI Ditty RiIes Maiden
Pretty, What a Pity

Lulu Fonseca, a. pretty ticket seller
at Nickelodeon, swore to a warrant
Yesterday charging Charles A. Nord-
ing with disturbing the peace Ac-
cording to Miss Fonseca, who lives at
81 Shipley street Nordling is per-
sistent .'masher.''
After trying to force candy, flowers
and money upon her, Nordling spent
the greater part of Thursday evening
playing q harmonica in a doleful sere-
nade underneath her window.
That was the last straw.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
VICTIMS OF "MEDIUM"
WERE ALL WELL DONE

DES MONIES. Ia. Nov. 25.-George
Weigand, a. professional medium >
pleaded guilty in the federal court to-
day to using the mails to defraud by
representing to persons in various
states that Mrs. Nancy McDevitt would
get a fortune from England If she
could have monetary assistance. He
realized $4,000. Mrs McDevitt aged
so, was turned free by Judge Smith
Mcpherson. Weigand will be sem
fenced tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
PAINTER KILLS HIMSELF
IN GOLDEN GATE PARK

G. w Warner, a painter, shot and
killed himself Thanksgiving night near
the Japanese tea garden in Golden Gate
park The body was discovered by a
passerby and identified by Mrs Lucy
Eriart~of S21 Fulton street, with whom
Warner formerly lodged. He had been
living for several months in Oakland
and left a wife and three children,
whose Whereabouts are unknown
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
Mexicans Say All Quiet

LAREDO, Tex, Nov. 25.-According
TO reports received tonight. the revolu-
tionary situation is quiet and peace
reigned throughout the republic of
Mexico today. General Lauro Villar,
commanding the federal forces along
the Mexican border. today received ad-
vices covering every point from Mata-
moras TO Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, and all
reported quiet.
on the American side, where detach-
ments Of soldiers are on duty from
Brownsville to Eagle Pass, there were
no developments today.
General Nillar today ran down the
reports that battle had occurred near
Eagle Pass and that Francisco l. Ma
dero, leader Of the rebels had been
wounded, and learned from Colonel
Pena, commander of Ciudad Porfirio
Diaz, that the stories were unfounded.
He also said that no trace of Madero
had been found.
Among the passengers arriving to-
night from Monterey was Joseph
Wheeless. a lawyer of St. Louis. Mo.
Nheeless left Torreon Mexico. Thurs
day evening. At that time conditions
We're normal.
Fred Nidaurri was removed yester-
day fs telegraph operator in the joint
Western Union and federal telegraph
office in Ngevo Laredo. Mexican Off
GERS said they heard that Vidaurri was
a distant relative Of Francisco I. Ma
dero. Vidaurri was transferred to the
Western Union office on the American n
side of the Rio Grande
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26

MRS. NJ L. SANDS, PIONEER, DIEs-Ala-
media Nov. 25-lTfs. Maria Lillian Sands OF
this city died last night at the Acropolis san
atorium in Fruitvae. Mrs. Sands was a native
of Maine and 6S years Of age. She was the
mother of Mrs. Annie NJ Greenbarm Of 1882
Regent street and widow of Asher S. Sands.
K OF ?. TO GIVE BENEFIT-Berkeiey Nov.
2J-For the benefit Of J. Hatcher. who is ill.,
the Knights Of Pythias OF this city will hold
prize whist tournament in Bonita hall
Wednesday evening, November so.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
ConNiot Madero of Treason

The Mexican officials tonight report
the conclusion Of the trial of Madero
al San Luis Potosi. The sentence ad-
judges him guilty Of treason and Sc
ditiou, and his lands and goods are
ordered confscated. If Madero is con-
trolling the country around Coahuila,
as his local adherents claim, the gov
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26

BENEFIT ENTERTAIEMENT-S Msteo. Nov
25.-For the benefit Of the boys hand Of fbe
Episcopal armitage orphanage in San Mateo .
concert and dance will be given by gronp OF
talented amateurs in Masonic hall tomorrow
night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26

FEDERAL JUDGE STRICKEN Cleveland o.
Nov. 25-Federal Judge Robert w. Taylor
was stricken with paralysis tonight at a
church festival. He~was removed in serious
condition to hospital.