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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
CAPTURA De UN PRO-
FUGO En- lARES
Torres trabajaba en- la ca
rretera y en- un descul-
do Sc evaporo.
Para el domingo estaba anun-
ciado I'M gran mitin de Ia
Union.
Los republicanos duplican
sus esfuerzos y estan vivien-
do a mitin por dla.
De nuestro corresponsal

Octubre 2S.-Un importante ser
vicio acaba de prestar la policla de
este distrito. Teodoro Torres (a} l.
vieia conhnado del preside, que es
taba trabajando en- Puerto ganado
en- la earretera de Arecihlo Lafes
Sc fugd del trabajo, yendo 4 parar a
barrio Cibao de Camuy. Ell tenlente
Ortiz Y el guardia Rosario eapturA
ron al profugo que hula de la lustl
cia, al que le ocuparon I'm punal que
portaba.
Hacia cuatro dias que Sc hallaba
fugitive y manifesto auo e faltahe.'
cuatro amos para cumplir condena
Es de color Y de malos anteceden-
tes
Ell domingo proximo 80 del &C
tual tendra efecto un esplendldc
meeting unionista en- esta localldac c
va esta repartido ell programa
para este hermoso acto,y elentusla'
mo delos elementos unlonlstas rays
en- 10 sublime. Vendran oradores de
algunos puntos de la isla. Sc orga-
nizara una manifestation en- Barran-
ca 4 minutes de Ia poblacion.
Aqui reina orden y tranqullldad.
La policia Sc ha mostrado correcta
v no ha habido que lamentar nj un
pequeflo incidente durante la cam
paaa politica por 10 que nos satlsface
mucho.
Los republicanos hacen esfuerzos
inauditas. Rara es la noche que nc
relebran mitins. Cuando van al cam
20 amenizan sus meetings con Ia mu-
sica brapa. En- Ia poblacl6n han dado
mitin en- todas las GALES. La trlbuna
la llevan en- brazos q todos los extre-
mos del pueblo y los oradores,
son los del dla.
Ell incansable propa gandlsta don
Adolfo Medina llegd este pueblo ell
microbes de Ia presente semana. En-
ell mitin del jneves que celeblaba el
partido unionista hizo uso de la pala-
bra ell elocuente orador y durante su
discurso arranc6 nutridos aplsusos a
la concurrencia que lie escuchaba.
Don Eduardo Neumann llbe-
raj de antaiio cuando ocupa Ia trlbu-
ma es saludado por los enthusiasts co
rreligionarios que van a Or los ora
dores de la Union, que predlcan Ell
ideal santo de Ia patria.
En- la proSima semana Sc ausen-
tara para Bayam6n el querldo com
patricia Antonio RAMIREZ Ferelra
que hace un mes predica los ideales
unionistas en- este pueblo sumamen-
te patricia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
JesucIisto pTopietaIio.

Nueva York. octuhre 49, Pol
un documento redactado hace m 1.
de un cuarto de siglo, Carlos Has
ting, rico habltant dc Worcester
Massachusetts. va muerto, transfiee
d "Nuestro Senor JesucristO" una
propiedad valorada en- $4,000 doIa
res proximamente.
| La propiedad consta de un gran
! jardln Y de varias habitaciones cons
truidas desde hace $50 amos.
Ell documento explica que Carlos
Hastings Sc ha fundado, para haeer
ese traspaso, en- el propio texto de
la Biblia, en- el Libro de las Leyes. Sc
gun ell cual ,Jesucristo posee de de-
recho todas las tierras.
AL hacer ese transferimiento. Car
los Hastings Sc reserve el derecho de
gozar de los bienes durante toda su
vida yse oDllg5 d verihcar nelores en-
la propiedad, a repararla j pagar
los impuestos Y la prima de SECURE.
FL gohernador Cotton recreso
hoy de su residencia de .laiome alto.
RI presidente de la Union Gle Puerto
Rico ~. Eduardo Gior getti celebro
una larga conierencia en- la tardc de
hoy con ei gobernador.
Hay gran animacion para la ina
guracion del Club Giorgetti' a. Se
lletara i efecto esta noche en- la ciu
dad. a casa del club situada en- la ca
lie De san Jose ,eSta adornada con ra
ma, de palmas Y bandeias Y Sc han
hrcho artl>ticas instalaclones elec
trras.
Sc espera el regreso del alealde
de la ciudad DIR. F. del Vale Atiles
e que Va emharfd en- New York i
ilc cara i San Juan el microbes por
o el j'leves por Ia manana.
amigos politicos Y particulars del
DR.. del yalle Atlles iran !. salu,lar
Ie al muelle.
Sc mforma que al rcgre~o del al
ralde de Ia ciudad DIR. del salle MI /
les cesara en- su internidad el =. Ame
rico Salas hGciendoze cargo seu.idia !
mente de Ii alcaidia ,el alcaldc en- pro !
piednd.
Sc esta pavimentando un gran
tsozo &c calle que comunicara 81 Con
iado con Ia ralle Gel Parque. - ~
dra ir en ccche o automoyil de>,ie Il
puente de los dos .'hermanos" l.as;a
el parqup
FL nuevo foco de al,Imbrado pd
hlico estallerido en- Ia Gale dc san
Mateo Saniurce estacaSi siempre aIss
gtdo : resul;a inutil. Nean ESQ !oS
&C eSe servicin.
Esta noehe hay nitinssicnista
en- Ia plaza principal de la cilsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
OBITO.

Fla falIecido en- Areciho !a estims
BE DANA Da. Clen.enta Nillanueya.
viuda de Nelarie. nadre rolitlca de
Don Angel .tcosta Quintc.n \ emra
rentada con iluStres fariliaS De Fs-
paiia. dc dondc err Ia fenscIia
In Go,fespondm q tolia Dnrtc en-
u duclo que afliic i los familiarc> IL
Ia que va no eNiste V hace vntus
Inr III eteruo tleseanso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
Las careTas de aver.

En- las carreras verifcadas aver Sc
resultaron vencedores los caballos
siguiente:
Primera carrera. Media milla.-
Tempo 57.-1 Tom, Granada (empa
tados), 3 mocente, 3 Engano.
Segunda carrera. loco mestros.-
Tempo l.9 Is Y 10 3-5.-l St. Pa
trick, 2 Army, 3 Balear, 4 Ligero.
Tercera carrera. 1000 metros
Tempo l.lO y l.1o Pol Luper6n
2 Favorito, 3 Radiante, Canario Sc
quedo parade al disparo
Cuarta carrera.- Media milla.-
Tempo 56 y IS 1-5.-l Hatuey, 2
Flllano, 3 Fortuna.
Quinta carrera Medi milla.
TEMPO So y s. 2-5.-l Pajarito, .
Magnolia, 3 Isabelino.
Sexta carrera.- 1000 metros. ITEM
po l.9y l.9 l-5.-l Desengano, 2 Co
loso, 8 Canario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31

En- esta imprenta SC vende
papcl de periodicos siejos Il
50 qulntal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31

que le fus prohibido. No nFedecid Ia
pareia q Ia Intimidation lie los tel n
den val hacer e<toS u<O dc Ia fuerza
mujer Y hombre comenzartln a dispa
rar proyertiles de boteIIas H. cerge
"a vscia sobre los policiaS. Fl ii.cz
municipal impuso eSta naahsna So
de mlllts q csda uno de IoS scuSa.ios
los que dlleron responder IL nombre
de Chas Sirber.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31

En- ell caff situado enfrente de IA
rlazuela De Colon de eSta ciudad. hu
bo anoche una ssrrscins en- que Ia
policia hubo de defenders he los DO
tcllszns de YIN sujeto Gue aoompaiia
DO Ge una muier ballaba De modo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31

I,.: LUIS A. GONZALEZ
llIUEHIEl Hacc toda ciase de
trabajos de su profe-
sion. su casa. Parada All Gale
San Mateo II del Parque. San
surce. Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
Gaia Gesistradora.

Cajas ReglS;ris;oF
.Ac:.I4i.,p- ce ec.h.r nitro nuevo
surIi,.a de ealas fsEisiTsSora> nisit.1-
eala~ para rsls..as7~ alucAie> j. \
que vensleus,> s-asati~iIIs4 : u G1nja-
DO Y d planr,. l. Clelo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
4 todoo ;n4o,oo, I vlaiero

HlaIt5aS y
Iotros utensilios, la dueha de casa
que ha menester menaje de cocina,
Ia joven que desea adornar con
hnos encajes ygeneros de punto
sus elegantes trajes, quien use fina
esencla, todo el que necesite Al
gun artfculo del ramo de ferre To-
RIA y quincalla, dehe hacer una Vi
sta q La SULTANA calle de San
Justo II, San Juan. Pinturas V
herranllentas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
GIandioso acto
poIitico en- Laies.
For TELEGRAPH.
De nuestro oorresponsal

HOY 4 las 2. =. a. ". ] ieciblmos
de nuesrtn correSpon>al en- Lares eI
slguiente o:e>pacho telegrafico.
Lares Dct. 3O Correspondence.
San Juan
IsreS TODD uninnista relehra e.
to- hiome:itus Manifestations nun
"a vista. lie cl4trn 4 cinco mil aIma<
recorren pntla"ion portando hande
ras americaras. lanzando atrnnado
res vivas al r=rtido. V patriotas.
Trnmfo genersi Mitin colossl. Ora
dcres inspirsd sdisinos mformes cor-eo
de tan grsndioso aeto patiiOtico. Pc
licia correetslma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
UX MOT|N EN- LAS CAMARAS FRANCESAS.
Los diputados socialists Sc le van encima al pre-
mier", orignandose un serio tumuto
La poca norteamerana censurada por neggente Ia
Investigation de la voladnra del edifcio del Times

Tn ngles CANA Ell toneo de aviacon la copa Gordon
el picnic de IS 900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

r LLIoTT F. MoNNETT, general
western agent of the New York,
IL ontario and western, with office
at Chicago, spent the holidays with his
mother at a small town in the east, and
as a surprise for her wrote let
ter to all of his railroad acquaintances
asking that they address a postal card
to her a few days before Christmas.
The railroad fraternity responded
with shch vim that the postmaster of
the town had to wire to Washington
for help.
"On the 22d" writes Monnett to
local railroadman, nine postals were
received, and as this was such an un-
usual amount of mail for the town,
everybody in the neighborhood was in
the house in five minutes to see the
postals.
ION the 23d $50 were received, and on
the day before Christmas nearly 1000.
There was no delivery Christmas day,
and on the 26th close to 1000 were left
by the mailman. When l left. day
or so before New Years, there was
total of S,100 postals stacked UP on the
parlor table, and they were coming in
at the rate of more than $50 day"
b. M. Flippin, freight traffic manager
of the Missouri Pacific, has announced
the appointment, effective January 10,
of Charles E. Perkins as general
freight agent, with headquarters al st.
Louis. Perkins takes the place of J.
p Burnett, assigned to other duties on
account of i'll health.
The first invasion of Europe by the
Garland system of car ventilation,
which has already had wide applica-
ton in the United States, has just been
made through the decision of the Lon
don and Northwestern railroad to make
use of the device The ventilators have
been tested on the railroad for several
months with such satisfaction that the
company has now decided to equip
number of its cars.
The Santa Fe has announced colonist
rates from eastern points to California,
effective March 1 and ending April Is.
The fare from Chicago will be $33, from
Kansas City SIS and from ST. Louis S30.,
The place of Jacob H. Schiff on the
directorate OF the Southern Pacific has
been taken by his son, Mortimer Schiff.
A spirited trade contest between
Omaha and Lincoln. Neb., has been
brought to the attention of the inter-
state commerce commission by the fill
ing of complaint by the Commercial
club of Omaha against the Union Pa
cific and los other roads. 1t is alleged
that the defendant railroads discrimi-
nate in their lumber rates against
Omaha in favor of Lincoln to the COM
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Gossip of Railwaynen

mercial disadvantage of Omaha. The
commission is requested to adjust the
differences SO that the two cities may
be placed on parity as to freight
rates.
w 5. Palmer, general manager of the
Northwestern Pacific, left last night for
New York
During the last year the American
locomotive company built Lis locomo-
tives, as compared with LILO in 1908.
This difference in figures is due to the
fact that large number of engines
built in 1908 were left over from 1907,
while delay in construction, due to
strikes and scarcity of material, has left
a large number of unfinished orders to
be completed in 1910. All the plants
are running at the present time, while
orders on the books will keep them
busy well into this year.
Vic Smith, president of the trans
portation club, has succeeded in in
ducing Paulhan, the famous French
aviator, to attend an informal reception
al the club and was busy all day yester-
DAY In rounding up the linguists of
the cIuD as an entertainment commit
tee.
Daniel c. Fisk Jr, travelling freight
agent of the Union Pacific, has been
transferred from New York to Phila-
delphia. He carried with him a gold
watch the gift of friends and associ-
ates. Mr. Fisk's successor is George ].
Needham.
irvine M. Keller has been appointed
travelling passenger agent of the Mis-
sourl Pacific, with offices at Chicago,
vice j. f. Govan, resigned to accept
service with another company
The Pennsylvania has announced the
opening of it's new passenger station at
New York for July l or thereabouts.
The local office of the Salt Lake
road placed display of scenes at the
Los Angeles aviation field in its win
cow yesterday and for time it looked
as II riot call might be turned in to
disperse the crowd. San Francisco GER
talnly has the biplane fever now.
Corporate acts for the legal dissolu-
ton of seven subsidiary railroad COM
panies in this state and forming them
into the parent road. the Denver and
Rio Grande. were accomplished at Salt
Lake yesterday at meeting of the
stock holders of the various roads.
The Denver and Rio Grande now owns
in fact subsidiary lines acquired during
the last 20 years in Utah.
The roads included the Carbon Coun-
ty railway, the Castle Valley railway,
Copper Belt railroad. San Pete Valley
railway, Sewer Valley railway. Tintic
Range railway and the Utah Eastern.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
MEN STILL ACT LIKE ADAM
WIFE HAS TO BEAR BURDEN
Economyin Household Means
Spreading Small Sums
Over Great Needs
By Mrs. Philip verrill Mighels

Secretary of the Pioneer Mothers Statue Com
mittee.
1T would be a pity to let Professor
Mitcheus discovery of the fact that
men can earn money but that women
can not save it go unchaHenged- A col
lege man must. of course. know more
about these things than any one else
can. Yet there is another side to do
mestic finance which may have escaped
his observation The men have every
thing and the women have nothing.
That is quite true How then can they
save what they have not got? Men tell
the wives to run bills at the stores and
then they raise the roof when the
bills are presented for collection.
Now. if Professor Mitchell would de-
vote his time to hypnotizing his men
economy and urging them to give to
their wives and helpmeets certain fair
and just sum each month for the need
ful carrying on of the house beauti-
full" with a certain fair and just sum
for providing for their own needs. then
this problem of the ages would dis
appear.
Women would then develop in their
powers of conservation and astOnish
,the world with their results. One of
the terrors of matrimOny as II is car
ried on at present is the meeting OF
that psychological moment when the
irate master of the house says to the
trembling mistress of.it. Where is that
dollar 1 gave you last week?"
1 know of refined and cultured lady
who also was chief of the culinary de-
partment. darner of underwear and
sympathizer and comforter of her lord
and master year after year, who
Though he had thousands of dollars
in bank) had to coax him to get money
with which to furnish the larder (fOr
she absolutely refused to run bills). and
when she came home she would read
off to the dearly beloved one the items
she had spent the money for. 1t would
go something like this: Meat, % cents;
potatoes. Is cents; grapefruit. 10 cents;
bread. 3 cents; butter, so cents; hose
for himself. % cents; darning cotton.
3 cents" and then she would hesitate
at the last number on her list of ex-
penditures.
Go on" he would say. releRtlessly.
and she would shiver before the icy
blast of his disapproval as she family
murmured. "29 cents for a second hand
book of poetry. We didn't have any
Jean Ingelow in the library and I al
ways wanted il so"
Let Professor Mitchell urge upon his
men students to be kind and generous
even with those eceentrieities of the
wives in their homes and then maybe'
they will find a surprising growth OF
conservation which is so much desired
in the arcana of the domestic circle
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Continued
MuddIins BY
Knox

allegations put alphabetically But in any event the tone
that OF diplomacy which should seek exaspeate
department has been going off half
hold He began with Cranes appoint
minister China and his subsequent dismissal
since Among other explanations
Tor this hitherto unaccountab incident Boston Herald gives
the following
newly appointed
appointment in Russia. fact his
he should visit
year
the Russian
people business skill the
possible
coming knowledge
to
that looked the
appointed his business
associations transconnena railway,
likely actually
those Of Japan
That say Japan dictated Cranes dismissal and the
department appointed acertaining advance
such make him unacceptable Tokyo
Then the American public obbed off with transparent
the dismissal published
Chicago newspaper and attributed Crane AS the ministers
nowhere mentioned in the and contained
nothing that had been previously published other journals
obviously ridiculous well dcreditsb
Now Mr. has involved the department another rnudde
and has assumed position which
which nobody seriously contempates Altogether Mr. Knox
appears badly mudded the foreign relations of the country
and made himself ridiculous
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
For and
Against Fed
eral Charters

of competition 1t that the bill gives the commissioner
corporations of vague discretion
charters defining the powers of the several corporations but that
discretion made subject to the jurisdiction OF the exercised
uhlment of the prohibitions of the Sherman law The BILL
fact merely nterpose in the creation of corpora
tons and such rather the existing difficulty
distinguishing that may may
their operation 1t advance the direction of
bureaucracy
The subject federal incorporation fully considered
by the national industrial which all
of witnesses of knowledge 1t is the purpose
consider the findings of that commission legal bearings
but examination of the witnesses for and against propo-
sion sufficiently eloquent by itself Frederick Stnson
Boston writes
in incorporation among
economical advisers of the commission the
setson
J.
witnesses
l. 26
National
oil
corporation Mr.
Of he Prudential life insurance
OF course this argument docs go the merits it
Indication of how the wind blows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
The Chronicle
Views
With Alarm" "

beres ensave the nation Ii people do not
good likeness of Mr. Taft why then refer them to the
Chronicle for particulars
This editorial alarm has phases but they all take their
inspiration from the Thus Friday morning it
this:
Wednesdays the
at rights,
himself
of of of federal
government particular subject which received attention
the
without meaning that corporation lawyer in
California raising the Turn to the state at
all the water powers national domain that they
without delay and before OF restriction
enacted by legislature Water powers worth hundreds of
millions already seized and held pepetuy against
California without penny paid compensation.
this hypocritca about state rights
1t not inspired for the state but by regard
for the interests of exploiting corporations
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
The American People Will Judge
Secretary Ballinger

G TEWART EDWARD WHITE, the novelist always taken
and we'll informed interest conservation @of
- national He resident of Barbara and
for the Independent of that city of the OF
Secretary Balnger relation the Cunningham coal land
claims in Alaska
worth anywhere billion billion dollars At any
they constitute OF portenos magnitude and had
been Pnchot CLAWS they would
long ago passed public ownership for the
price of $40 These claims first taken
when Ballnger of the general land office
and actively pushed long he that oce but
protest of CLAWS denied allowance temporarily Mr.
White writes
the
claims 1909 Balnger
that coincidence phenomenon.
Balngers Cunningham
Balnger
denies that he
investigatonwe right doubt
Clarence Cunningham to third party that indicates that
Balngers
his the Cunningham claims.
secretary of
the law that
to
the
did
CLAWS left Washington Banger referred the the
the claims ordered free
would
general promptly oveue Dennes Interpretation The claims
taken off the free list
They plead that Bainger has done nothing illegal That
possibly but does his all The
question issue is whether the words OF Mr. White he has
used the of his office further interests OF at
doubtful claimants the expense of the people
that question public opinion will decide and congress
merely the bring the facts The people will
weigh the testimony and make up the judgment
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

beginning with the unfortunate Crane episode,
and next proceeded to send highly abusive
letter to. Zelaya. The charges in that letter
may or may not have been true. Mr.. Knox
did not pretend that he knew them to be
true. because some of the most important
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

A LTHOUGH Mr. Tafs bill to authorize federal
charters for corporations doing business
published II is quite clear what he expects effect
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

Tie PRESIDENT does not desire that the pro-
hibitions enacted by the Sherman law against
trusts should be weakened in any particular,
and the bill does not pretend to create any
line of distinction between the SO called
good" and bad combinations in restraint
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

HILANDER KNOX is not making distinguished success
OF the department His blundeng diplomacy promotes
ridculc abroad and melancholy home He made bad
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

views with alarm Mr.. Taft's subversve plans
to invade constitutional rights. The income
tax, the corporation tax, federal charters for
corporations-all these are revolutionary nov
elites proposed by an incendiary president
who has set out to destroy the palladium OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

THE Francisco Chronicle has recently
ardent and uncompromsng champion of state rights
With all the ardor of convertite, conemporar,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

KEARNY-T NJ Oakland. When was Kenruv
street In San Francisco widened7
The widening OF Kearny street to 35
feet from Market street TO Broadway,
was authorized by an act OF the legls-
lature of 1866. An appropriation for
the work was passed at the session OF
1S67-S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

OF THE PASTA. ". T.. Redding On wh.t
days Of the week did July Is. 1885. and July
2S. 1859. fall
July Is, Thursday; July %. Friday
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

KINGS x-R ". s.. City. Please explain
Kings X as used by children In games?
The kings cross or cruise was in an
cient time a signal for a pause TO
enable some one TO do something not
connected with the work in hand It
was afterward adopted by children In
their games TO signify they wanted a
pause and a stop put TO the game for
the time being.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Coryell have been
at the Fairmont for several days and
will remain in town for another week
or two. They are accompanied on the
visit by their two children.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
HAD SOMETHING IN RESERVE
Nothing But Prodding of Conscience
Could Account for Mr.. Jenkin-
sons Outbugst.

Two men who had quarreled violent
ly and had not been on friendly terms
for some months met by accident one
night at a social function. One OF
them made friendly overture to his
enemy. Going up to him. he offered
his hand, and said:
Look here, Jenkinson, I've often
been guilty of causing you consider
able annoyance, and IL I make that
confession dare say you won't mind
admitting on your side that you've
been a little unjust to me. too"
Jenkinson took the outstretched
hand, and the negotiations for peace
proceeded satisfactorily until, In his
concluding remark. the first speaker
observed. somewhat pompously:
"On this pleasant and auspicious oc-
casion, Jenkinson, would like you To
feel that wish you-the same as you
wish me-"
What" cried Jenkinson. angrily.
Are you beginning II again LON
don Tit-Bits.