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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-06
SobIe Ia captuIa
de Jose Sierra,
Ell presunto matador de
Suarez esta. ta.encerrado en-.
complete mutlsmo.
A las preguntas que So le hace
conteSta con fraSes incoheren
tes Q con mOvimientos de ca.
beZa.

Con motive de haber sido captura-
do Jose Sierra (a) Cacharro, que did
muerte i Luciano Suarez, crfmen va
conocido de nuestros lectores, un re-
presentante de este diario fue al pc.
nal donde esta reclufdo ell acusadO
con el obieto de entrevistarlo.
Los empleados reclbieron autenta-
mente a nuestro representative y la
informaron que Jose Sierra, habfa
sido conducido en- aquellos momen-
tos d la corte de distrito para ser exa
minado por el fiscal.
Paso nuestro representative a Ia
odcina del referido funcionario Y a-
III estaba Jose Sierra. Este es de es-
tatura regular, como de 45 a so amos,
color blanco palido, SUI pelo lacio CD.
noso. bigote recortado, pomulos sa.
lientes.. Niste una chamarra amart
LA. pantal6n blanco Y no usa ealza-
do.
Segun informe del Sr. fiscal Sierra
esta encerrado en- un complete mu.
tismo, no dcclara NADIA en- concrete,
V sus palabras son incoherentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-06
A YER FL COMETA
EN- QUEBRAD|LLAS.
-r-
Muchos vecinos n =
drugan para yer e.
tamoso aStrO.
Sc encuentra enferma la
respectable dana Sra. 10
sefa Alvarez
Ell centre ''Luz del Porvenir"
celebrara etro meeting el "a
de Junio.

| Mayo 5.-La directiva de la socie
dad de estudios Psicologicos "Lul
del Porvenir" en- session celebrada
anoche acord6 dar otro meeting dc
propaganda espiritista el dfa "A dc
JUNO proximo las cuatro de la tar
de.
Conocidos oradores de San Juan
Ponce, San German e Isabella toma-
ran parte en- tan importante aoto
Acordaron tambien mandar a i'm
primir I'm programa de invitaci6n
para invitar a los vecinos de esta To-
calidad y a los de los pueblos limo
trofes.
-Dofa Josefa Alvarez respectable
dana de esta sociedad y madre de
nuestros compatriotas don Luis
Abran, juez de paz, Sc haya recogida
en- CANA desde hace dias.
Tambien 10 esta SUI hijo don Ale
jandro Abran, cuya asistencia de am
bos esta a cargo de los doctores Fl
gueroa de Arecibo Y Audonot de Ca
muy. Hacemos votos por ell pronto
restablecimientos de los estimables
enfermos.
Immense publico de nuestro We
cindario Sc levanta todas las madru-
gadas a contemplar el hermoso CO.
meta Haley. Hay timoratos que han
mandado mas de una promesa para
que el luminoso vagabundo no los
mate ell dia Is al l9 del actual, con
tai motive ia Correspondence
es muy solicitada para enterarse de
los movimientos del cometa.
Para ell pr6ximo domingo a las a
de la tarde ha citado Ia directiva de
la sociedad "Luz del Porvenir" q to-
dos sus asociados, con ell fin de pro-
ceder al nombramiento de la nueva
directiva que ha de dirigir dicha So
ciedad y de nombrar las personals gu
han de If & la Asamblea espiritista
de Caguas como delegados.
La respectable senora doha Car
men Molinary de Avila ha partido
para Vega-Baja a pasar una tempo
rada en- la morada de los esposos
Llensa Avila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-06
.CARTA DEL SR.
GUZMAN BENHEZ,
Ell presidente del par
lido republican, Sc
dirije al presidente
Taft.
Declara que la restriction
del sufragio constituye
un progreso para la isla.
Desautoriza a la primera conf
sion de su partido y declara
que les sehores Besosa y Pc.
rea son los legalmente nom
bradoS.

Ell presidente del partido republi-
cano Sr. Jose Guzman Benitez ha
diigido al presidente Taft la siguien-
tie carta:
"Partido repuHicaao puertorrique-
no, San Juan, P. R.
"San Juan, P. R. 20 de Abril 1910.
"Al Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos, Washington. D. G. ..
".Sehor:-El Partido Republican,
apoya Ell criterio que el que escribe
tuvo el honor de exponer en- su CO.
municacion fechada ell 3 de MARIO
de 1910, dirigida al Secretario de
la Guerra, referente al proyecto de
ley Olmsted, en- la actualidad bajo
la consideration del Congreso.
"Juntos con la Ciudadanfa Colec-
tiva y ell Senado Elective ell Partido
Republican, que representa-, cree
que la restriction del sufragio, la di-
vision de los Distritos Electorales y
la creaci6n de un nuevo departamen-
to de Sanidad, tai como Sc indica en-
el proyecto, constituyen un progreso
para esta isla en- beneficio del pdbli-
co, dando los hombres inteligentes
una intervention real y efectiva en-
los asuntos pdblicos y terminando
ell alejamiento que sufre ell Partldo
Republican,, cuya labor perseveran-
tie ha sido elfactor mayor con que ma
contado la administration para esta-
blecer en- Puerto Rico las institu-
clones vigentes.
este Partido Sc compone hoy de
mas de $4,000 electores, y con pocas
excepciones, todos ellos estan a fa
vor del proyecto en- sus propositos
generates, siempre y cuando sea
enmendado en- ell sentido va indica-
do.
"Ha llegado q mi conocimiento que
una comision compuesta de perso-
mas afiliadas al Partido Republican,
de Puerto Rico, Sc propone If a Was
higton, para defender ALI un criterio
opuesto al del Comite Executive de
dicho Partido.
Isl asi sucede, es mi deber desauto-
rizar solemnemente las represen-
taciones de tales personals, case que
traten de hablar en- nombre del Par
lido Republican, de Puerto Rico.
'La opinion de estos caballeros es
personal. Ell partido
la respeta, pero no la ha aceptado,
porque considera tai opinion periu-
dicial a los intereses del pals, en- los
actuales.
Eel Partido Republican, de Puerto
Rico ha nombrado para represen-
tarle en- esta OCCASION, a los senores
Pedro Juan Besosa, de Ponce, y Pc
rea Fajardo, de MayagGez. Dlchos
Comisionados compareceran ante Vd
oportunamente.
"Muy respetuosamente,
Jose de Guzman Benitez.
Presidente."
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La aparici6n del acusado, cuya
repugnancia figura, revela todos
los caracteres de un cretino, es AGO.
gida por ell pdbico con sordos MUIR
mullos.
La prueba de cargo, en- 10 que fu6
notable ell informe pericial del doc
tor Sein, es concluyente. Ell fiscal;
sefor Acosta Quintero, hizo una acu
sacion energica, invitando al jura-
do 8 separar de la sociedad IN crie'I
minal de tan feroces instintos. j
Ell defensor, abogado Juan b.
Soto, aprovecho todos los elementos
en- defensa de su cliente, hacienda I,
una elocuente defensa.
Ell restimen por ell Hon. Soto Nu-
sa, fue luminoso y complete.
En- este momento Sc retira ell Ju.
RADIO a dehberar lnformare manana !,
sobre ell veredicto. .--E
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Fl tribunal conocio un
caso de escalamiento
y otro de perjurio.
El primero fue declaradoa
culpable y el segundo
absuelto. +
Tambien Sc vic la causa coRtra}
Juan Rivera, sobre el cuaJ /
pesa la grave acusacion de IN
repugnante delite.
De nuestro reporter en- viaie.

Mayo Sci dfa cuatro del corrien-
te fueron vistos ante el Jurado d., ,
la corte de distrito, termino de 10
criminal las causas contra Gregorlo
Toledo por Escalamiento en- primer
grado, y contra Antonio Gonzalez,.
por periurlo
El primero fue declarado culpa-.,
bic del delito de que SO le acus6 per,
elflscal, vel segundo fue absuelto. I
Hoy TOGO ell turno 4 la causa con- !,
ira Juan Rivera, q quien acusa ell I.
fiscal de un delito abominable.
Esta causa ha despertado gran |
lnteres en- ell publico, por 10 que ell
ampho salon de actos de esta Cortes
resulta pequeno para el ndmero de- I
personals ansiosas de conocer todos. 4
los detalles de este repugnante hecho s
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al distinguido compahero.

al distinglIido compahero.
Con motive de Ia fuga del preso
de que dimoS cuenta aver, Sc ha re-
doblado Ia vigilancia en- dicho PENAL.
Hasta Ia iecha permanece en- el mis-.
terio el caso, pues no Sc Sabe como
pudo raalizar su evasion.
Muchas personas Sc vienen levan-
tando las tres y 4 de Ia madrugada
para yer ell eometa HALEY. Muchos
aseguran que va sc le We Ia cola V QUO
eSta mlde tres vsras. Por la mairl.
Gada sc ven slgInas azoteas llenas
de personas cada una con sus anteo.
JOS con Ia vista puests en- el cielo pa.
IA yer el cometa.
Cada dia que trsncurre Sc apoiera
el terror V Ell pSnioo entire slgunos
habitantes de esta ciudad, creyendo
que Ia vista del comesa causara da-
nos o peluieios.
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no, cuyo programa era on favor de
no desviarSe nj una Inca de la poll
tica arancelaria que defiende la adj
ministracion reinante.
La mayoria del candidate demo-
crata sobre el republicano fu6 de
5000 votos. FL repreSentante cuvo
successor Sc eligi6 el martes. era repu-
blicano, y gano 4 su competitor por
mayoria de 10, l67' votos.
LA campaha que termin6 con Ia
elecci6n de un dem6crata el martes
pasado, dun diez V siete dias-pero
fuerOn estos diez v siete dias jorna-
das dc recias batallas en- discusiones
politicas.
Con este va son dos representan-
trs democratas los que Sc eligen este
aho. V los dos han sido elegidos en-
distritos donde nunca Sc pensaba
que podrian triunfar los candidates
del partido dem6crata para ningtin
empIco.
Tan patitiezoS parecen hahcr de-
iado estas derrotaS i los repmblica-
nos que estAn a Ia r;.I-eza del partido
nacional que Va = dice que el Pr,.Si-
dentr TAFT ha anunciado que no
quiere "tro periodo presidential y
de Al'lriCh Y otToS dos iei,-> nepu-
hIicsnos en- ri senado 50 anuncin que
estan dandO trazas de zafarsc de Ia
pclitics y retlrarse a Ia vida pri-
yada'.
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do aun al criicrio de personas de alta
Representative social.
-'Puesin sFsIIrar terminantemeD-
te. que uo habri guerra entire el ia
pom Y lgs Ezrados Unidos. 4 menns
que una rirsunstaneialgravisima los
obligara clL- Por parte del Jap6n
sc desea ore a paz reine en- eI mum
do Y asi b. ha demostrado en- diver
sss ocasiores u Caneilleria.,,
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A Ponce en- Viaje
de inspection.
Sc encuentra en- aquella
ciudad el lefe de la poll.
cia.
Son muchas las personas que ma
drugan para yer ell cometa.

Mayo s. Aver en- la tarde lego
a esta ciudad ell primer jefe de Ia po-
licfa insular. Su vista es de inspect
on, y al mismo tempo comprara ca
ballos para ell servicio de La policia.
Hoy sali6 para Adjuntas regresara
tai vez mahana. .Hizo grandes elogios
de la discipline del cuerpo.
Esta manana hemos tenido ell gus
to de saludar en- esta ciudad anues-
tro distinguido amigo Y compahe-
70, Sr. Joaquin Pujals (Semper),
cronista en- San Juan de LA Co.
rrespondencia'. Dicho amigo per-
en- esta cIudad una Sc
mana.
Gratas impresiones le deSeamos
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normalizarse. Esta urganizaci0n esta
va heeha, Y NADIA Iueda que pueda
turbar Ia tranquiiilad..
No hay raz6n para desanimarse
por el future, Y Si Il pals es favOreci-
do. como parecP u'uy probable que
10 sera con granir> cosechas, el aho
1910. tendri un tempo mas salts
factorio de 10 NE pueda verse
ahOra.
Sc debe recori1r que New York es
Ia mas propensa q ser mas pesimis-
ia que cualquicrs otra ciudad del
pals. v mientras mss Sc sleia uno de
esta eiudad. aparece el prospecto
mas halagsdor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
Brand Whitlock On Pittsburg
TOLEDO MAYOR TELLS SOME PLAIN TRUTHS ABOUT CITY
GOVERNMENT WITH THE RECENT GRAFT
EXPOSURES AS TEXT

money is given TO charity. People ju4
pour out of their houses and into IN
churches on Sunday morning" Sh1
was quite serious--and she expressed
Pittsburg, or the ruling class or Pitt
burg, exactly.
Theology In Place Of Religion.
The story OF Pittsburg would be q
that the story OF any city is--as
have indicated: the bipartisan mi
chine, the public service corporation
etc.-but IL would be more. II wouI
illustrate the curious effects OF lon
acceptance OF cold, intellectual the!
ries In place Of religion, and how thu
develops the ability to separate mo
ais and manners; how ones theoloa
needn't interfere with ones religfoI
and all that. II WOULD be the sto{
OF the union of politics and busines{
and the trail would lead up to tho{
proud and insolent aristocracies tn
are founded on the purchase OF tN
privilege OF making the laws, and II
privilege OF making the laws, all
down TO those stews of horror whet
they pay for the privilege OF breaI
ing the laws. 1t would be the story
Chris Magee, the good-natured, hums
boss; OF Blakeley, the upright pros
cutor; OF the methods Of hired dete|
tives and the corruption OF offictd
dom. Pittsburg has riches, art, orgA{
ICED charity, an piety; but she lacG
wealth, beauty, social justice and u
ligion. And sending the bad" to pril
on, and electing the good" to ofid|
and changing the paper charters
the city, are not going to work aI'
real reform. ~
II is, however, consoling and inspt
ing to believe-yes, to know-thH
there are in Pittsburg-as in all citiS
hundreds of thousands OF decerE
virtuous, wholesome, ,toiling people
that these make up by far the largS
part OF the population, too, and tn |
they will save Pittsburg. and maj
her as good as she Is great. II IS
fact stimulating to the imaginatid
and encouraging to the sout that,
all these stores and shops and mil
there are hards&orking, modest, u
known thousands who are pure al
loyal, who are humanity's hope; tn
even the most stunted and abus,
figures out OF the Survey give mo
promise than that class which rio
upon their backs and devours them !
| II rides.
Good government, efficient COVER
ment, IL by those phrases Is near
as Is usually meant, government
the "good"-whoever they may be-!
and the efficient, will not do; It w
avail nothing to Pittsburg or an
other city, to substitute for grated
great or petty, personally honest md
who will legally give away franchise
for nothing, instead OF bartering the
illegally for big brides. Pittsbur
can't be saved by an aristocracy
the better element: she can be save
only by democracy-with very littH
I'd" And she will be saved that wa
some day, never fear, though not une
all the other cities are similarly SAL
ed.-Mayor Brand Whitlock, of Toll
do. in the August Everybody's.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

One city is all cities; and all ex'
hibit the same effects. proceeding from
the same causes. Look about you,
anywhere, and IL you see graft, and
bribery, and corruption. you'll fnd a
bipartisan machine controlling NOM
nations and elections TO municipal
ofices, and representing the few who
consider themselves privileged to ex-
plot the people by means or fran
chises in public utilities, etc. It's az
easy as II Is for physician TO tell
what ails q sallow and emaciated
southern cracker" who shivers with
chills one day, and burns up with fever
the next.
The revelations, as they are called
though by this time they should have
ceased to be revelations, and have
become "recognitions" In this coun-
try-made by the newspaper clippings
before me are the expected indications
OF the deeper, underlying causes. The
superficial observer sees In them
merely a corrupt council; and, from
the fact that councilmen have taken
brides, he makes the daring deduction
that some one gave them the brides;
bNO~~
grating, and then is naively aston
ished by the revelation that some bust
ness men higher up, although not very
much higher up, have been caught ano
publicly disgraced. He sees, too, a
brave and fearless prosecutor who is
sending these men to prison; and there
are the usual predictions that out OF
all this there is to come TO Pittsburg
good" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
honest men.
Pittsburs the Most Moral OF Towns.
But beyond all this--and here
think I touch on the real story--there
is the peculiar temper and tendency
OF Pittsburg Pittsburg Is an artistic
center; fortunes have been lavished
in endowing schools and universities
and palaces for art, on symphonies
and oratorios. All the expressions OF
new, ruling plutocracy are easily
discernible here, as In all such epochs
Of society recorded in history just,
for instance, as Ferrero describes
them In the last phases OF the Roman
republic. And when Carnegie returns
he sheds tears and wrings his hands
because OF the corruption that has
been exposed, and he falls, as many
in Pittsburg seem TO fail, to note the
necessary. II subtle, relation that must
exist between all this corruption and
debauchery, between all this art and
music, and-shall say?-the tariff
on steel.
This, however. isn't all; though this
Is part Pittsburg is a moral town;
the most moral, in the conventional
sense, in all America. She won't even
allow the kids TO play baseball on a
back lot on Sunday. A woman, an old
friend of mine who lives in Pittsburg,
said II think II very unfortunate
that the Survey was published. 1t
overlooks Pittsburg's good points. For
instance, Pittsburg has more churches
than any city of its size In America
More people Of our class go to church
than in any place I ever saw; more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
REvERIES OF A
STRAP HANGER
BY JACK THORN.
Rescued Erom the Junk heap.

Rescued From the Junk Heap.
II you are a patron OF the Brush
line, probably you are familiar with
car No. 3S7 through personal contact
that Is the proper word. No one
who has ridden on car No. 3S7 can
ever forget II. For the benefit OF
those who have been so fortunate as
to escape the narrowing experience,
this particular bit of rolling stock may
be described as section OF a junk
pile, snatched bodily from the bone
yard, placed on a set of trucks and
galvanized into life by the liberal APP
plication OF Uncle Jere's celebrated
elixir, on which the street car system
seems to live and thrive even IL It
doesn't pay dividends.
II Is really pathetic to see this old
hulk of car go limping through the
streets during the rush hours. II re-
minds one of nothing so much as a
doddering old man, with one foot in
the grave, hobbling along with his
cane and hating every now and then
to catch his breath and rest his weary
limbs. Sometime when the ordinary
form OF entertainment pals on you,
when you feel the need OF something
really weird and. nerve-racking, with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE.
Suggestion for a Cartoon

To the Editor of The Times: With
regard 10 the suggestion in your yes
terday's news columns that Mr.. Roose-
welt should dictate the political move
ments, ETC., in this country. the writer
would like to remind you of a few
things.
We are all familiar with Mr.. Roose-
velts advice to coming young men
not 10 be mollycoddles. We are also
aware OF his policy of the big stick"
Put the two together and see what the
result Is and will be. The pals are full
and have been full and perhaps will
be full or the harvest resulting from
such "airum-scarum" advice to Amer
leans. With his return from Africa
with the trophies of the killing of
game there Is nothing which so CON-
pieteIy fills the idea put forth IN
Popes Essay on Man, describing men
like himself: Murders all species
and betrays his own"
II | were a draughtsman | would
like TO picture a cartoon which would
represent In the upper left-hand cor
ner the well-known grinning visage
OF Mr.. Roosevelt, with that advice
spoken of above eminating therefrom
Don't be a mollycoddle." In the
center of the picture I would show
two young Americans going for each
other a la Jeffries-Johnson and over
at the extreme right could be shown
the offspring OF the big stick-the po-
liceman's baton
Contrast this kind OF a man with
that OF more moderate men. II ours
is to be Christian nation then we
should have Christian guidance at the
wheel OF the ship OF state. In other
words, this great nation-great be-
cause of fits moderation-does not
need a dictator-rather does II need a
stenographer. II we go forth, in the
Quixotic way. looking for trouble, with
chip on our shoulder, we are going
TO find II. Wisdom Is better than any
cunning.
CHAMPION DU BoIs,
20 Bagg-st.
Detroit, Mich, July %, 1910.
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out regard to consequences, just hop
on car No. 387 and you'll get your
nickels worth. Not until then can
you appreciate the true meaning OF
that term, rolling stock"
To begin with. one must be perfect.
ly sober TO undertake this journey. II
you are compelled to be strap
hanger be sure and grab at least two;
three would be better. Then lay hold
with both hands and prepare for the
worst.
Ding. Ding!" goes the little bell
In the motorman's vestibule. There iF
a moment Of suspense as the motor
man, standing a respectful distance
from his controller box. reaches for
his lever. There is a fash and roar
and the car apparently jumps off into
space. In reality 1t has jumped only
about two feet After series OF
these fitful performances, the car &C
tually gets under way. After a while
you get used TO this sort of thing and
you begin TO take an interest in your
surroundings. In the center OF the
car you will notice a rickety old stove
and IL you look sharp you'll see the
ashes OF last winters fires lying undis
turbed in their receptacle.
ing TO a switch Life on the bound.
ing ocean, when the waves roll high
and the spray sweeps the deck, is a
summer siesta compared TO the exhila.
ration that comes with entering a
switch on car No. 3S7. When you
have recovered your equilibrium you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
DEFENDS HIS HONOR.

II has come to our ears that GER
tain individuals have been circulating
reports In our absence to the effect
that we were intoxicated the evening
we returned from trip through Kan
sas and the time We took part in the
investigation OF the foul murder OF
two colored boys in our midst. Now,
such individuals deliberately lied. II
vas done to injure US because we are
lighting for temperance and decency.
Hell Il full Of such ignoble brutes and
vie reprobates. and these low-down,
foul. deceitful, disappearing. lying and
contomptible beasts will feel at home
when they reach that abode Of the
wicked When their hearts are hung
up IN the glare and heat Of that In
formal region, the filth, corruption,
pollution and naussous exuberance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Thomas ]. Alidridge. "A Transformed
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
From Another Point of View

Has anybody Crippen?
this to be doing fairly well far
Don't
hardest
will
WILL
choice Ohio
election.
o to be avoiding
OF lake In Ohio scrambled
bodies recovered
before
hell
siblites in ralroading
When read that had his
saboat
fellow who goes out on the river in take the wels
In family in Pnebroof j. the father
left Family
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

wonder that you escaped with whole
skin.
Half an hours ride on car. No. 3S7
will give you all the exercise you need
for week and after you have gone
through this experience you are en-
titled to full membership in the Order
OF Railway Strap Hangers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
HE COMPLAINED.

YES" said the determined man,
when that waiter resented the small
ness of my tip took the case to the
proprietor Of the restaurant"
And what did the proprietor do?"
HE gave the waiter some money
out OF his own pocket and apologized
10 him for having such customer
washington Star.