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The Washington times., 1910-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.--1f I'd leave
that boy alone for a minute he'd be in
the hospital Wilbur Wright remarked
MANY times while holding Ralph John
stone In restraint
yohnStOne's training as a trick bicycle
rider IN which art he was in the first
rank. was part OF his equipment as an
aviator. and probably had much 10 do
with his death No trick was to him
too daring and he was always begging
the WTiehts TO let him try much more
than his teachers would permit
JohnStone's most remarkable idea was
that he could loop-the-loop in an aero
plane just as bicycle riders do the
trick.
I've got it all figured out" he would
say 10 Wilbur Wright. "AIl I have 70
do Is 20 60 Up. say. 500 feet, point her
down at the sharpest angle she'll stand
and then at just the right moment lift
the elevating planes. She can't go
wrong, I tell you: she can't 90 wrong. %
Wright would never listen 10 argu-
meut on this point and told tombstone
II he ever tried the trick he'd never sit
Ia Wright machine again, no matter
whether he succeeded OF not
IF something did 90 wrong" John
stone said 70 reporters. VINO had become
his cOnfidants, ''wOuldn' Il be a glO-
riOus way to end IL all. It'd make the
greatest stunt ever pulled Off-OT itd be
good night FOR Ralph tombstone"
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
TO LOOPIOOP IN AERO
JOHNSTONE'S GREAT HOPE
Most Daring Aviator of Them All Only Held In Check
BY the Wrights-Trained AS Bicycle Rider,
Soon Became Altitude Record Maker.

Friends Of Johnstone took a nand IN
dissuading him at times from trying
his loop" trick, but the best they
could get from him on any occasion
was a promise that he would not try
Il while Wilbur Wright was around to
watch.
But" he would insist, some day
when nObOdy's close to tell me I mustn't
I'm going 10 steal a machine and do IL
tombstone, a native Of Kansas CITY
and thiTJy-five years old, had travel I'd
an over the United States and 81 many
parts Of the world as a trick bicyciist
before he became an airman- He Joined
the staff Of the Wright brothers at
DAYTON only six months ago having
been recommended by Roy Knaben-
shue- His ability as a bicyclist stood
him in good stead in keeping his
equilibrium in an aerOplane and he
learned rapidly.
He received his first introduction 70
an Ia stern audience at AsDury Park,
where tire Wright team tuned I'D IN Au-
gust for its appearance IN the iuterna-
tfonaI meeting later AZ Belmont PARK
he was one Of three young avtatorss All
practically unknown at tlat time, who
came East with the Wrights from Day
ton The others were BrOCkins and
Tfoxsey, the latter Of whom soon came
10 be known as JohnstOne's school
u1atp,' and flying companion under the
cofrlomen of the stardust twins
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Widow of Daring Airman on
Way to Kansas City
for Funeral.
DASHED TO DEATH
ATTEMPTING TRICK
Brilliant Pupil Of Wright Brothers
Tries Spiral Glide" Once
Too Often.

DENVER. Colo. Nov. IS--The body OF
Ralph tombstone. Wright aviator, holder
OF The altitude record Of the world. who
fell to death here yesterday afternoon.
today was sent 10 Kansas city, No, for
burial while gloom pervades the avia-
ton field which yesterday was the
scene CT spectacular nights and cheer
ing throngs-
Johnstone's wife and two children s-e
en- route from New York to meet the
body N Kansas City Wilbur Wright.
who was IN New York at the time news
OF JOhnstOne's tragic death came. is
trying to comfort the aviator's wife
tombstone, who, a few weeks ago, as
cended to height OF ana feet gambIed
with death once too often when he at
tempted TO give the SPECTATORS here an
extra thrill. He att =mpted his most
daring feat. the spiral glide
at an altitude OF 500 feet, with the
machine tilted at an angle Of % degrees,
he started downward Then as be start
ed the second circle the middle spur
which braces the left side Of the lower
plane gave way.
Johnstone made desperate efforts 70
ward Once it seemed as though he had
succeeded by. warping the other wing
tip A moment later the plane swerved,
quivered &. moment Ike a dying bird and
dashed precipitateIy toward the earth.
Tried To Right Biplane.
The daring tombstone was thrown
from his seat as the biPlaue Iunged on a
final leap downward He caught among
the wires and grasped the wooden
braces Of tfEe- upper plane with both
hands He was unable. however, 70
twist the planes SO that their surface
would catch the air, and he struck the
ground a captive OF the wood and wire
work Of the biplsne-
He gasped once and died, nearly every
bone in his body broken The morbidIy
curious had .thronged-- over the field as
JohRstone hit e.earth and the souvenir
fends soon were tearing away pieces OF
the -biplane, snd even fought for the
gloves which had protected Johnstone's
hands from the cold. Policemen removed
the body from the aviation field, but
mea8caE assistance was useless Mean
while a band in the guandstand contin-
ued playing Nix On the Glow Worm,
Lena"
Aviator Arch HOxsey. also Of the
Wright school was IN the air when the
accident took place During the after
noon FFoxsey had previously reached an
elritllde- Of ESQ feet It was also John
stones second attempt Of the afternoon
In the first fight he was in the air with
Hoxsey and BrOOkins, and had gone
through his customary program Of dips
and glides, his machine, apparently, be
ing under perfect control
Johnstore- before ascending Yesterday.
declared that he NOtIti-- attempt no
tric7rs'' because Of the high altitude and
thin afr. Evidently, after getting into
the air. the old daredevil spirit came
over him. and he dashed downward 500
feet to his death, as thousands Of horri-
fed spectators looked on
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
AVIATOR'S WIDOW
LEAVES NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov 1s--Mrs- Ralph
yohnstone, widow OF the daring young
American aviator who ITss killed yes
terday at Denver, left early today for
Kansas City, where JOhnstone's reIa-
lives live She was accompanied by her
fve-year-old son. Ralph tombstone, jr-,
and was still overcome with grief.
The last time Mrs LONESOME saw her
husband was shortly after the inter
national aviation meet at Belmont Park,
where he made his worlds record for
altitude, ala feet II was stiH John
stones ambition TO attain the 1000 feet
mark and he had hoped 10 do this in
his flights at Denver.
His funeral VIII take place at his
relatives home in Kansas City.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Take a little DiapepSin now and
your Stomach viii feel fine
five minutes later.

As there Is often some one IN yo,lr
family who suffers an attack Of Indl-
gestion or some form Of Stomach
trouble, why don't you keep soma
Dfapepsfn IN the house handy2
This harmless blessing VIII digest
anything you can eat without the
slightest discomfort. and overcome
sour, Eassy Stomach I'VE minutes after
Tell your pharmacists 20 let you read
the formula plainly printed on these
scent cases Of Pape's DiapcpsiB, then
YOU VIII readily see why IL makes
IpStzesrfon, Sour Stomach. Heartburn
ana other distress 20 IN I'VE minutes
and relieves at once such -nnlseries as
Beichfng OF Gas. Eructations OF sour
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Introducing a New Line of
Pianos-the Renowned

That we NAV accomplish q
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
PUTS AN END TO INDIGESTION AND
A SOUR, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

uudisested food, Nausea, Headaches.
Dizzfness. Constipation, and other Stom-
ach disorders
Some folks have tried 50 long % ma
relief from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an out-of-or5er stomach with the
common everyday cures advertised that
they have about made up their minds
that they have something else wrong
or believe theirs is case o. Nervous
ness. Gastrfsis. CataTrh Of the SION
ach OF Cancer
This no doubt. is a serious MISTAKE
Your real trouble is. what you eat co.
not digest. instead. IL ferme1ts eno
s1.77-s furns 10 acid, Gas and StoIIieCn
r,ofson. which putTefy n Ine ql6Ss--ssS
tract and intestiness and peel Poi
son the breath with nauseOus oQOrs. -
a hearty appetite, with tnoroasn -, g.
zestioo. ana without the sl1Entssl c. CO.
comforf or misery OF the SlofL1sSn = =
,1~sitfT7sI for YOU as soon IS you decios
70 try papeFs DiaDeDsln-
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
FATEIS KINDER
TO GRAHAME-WHITE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-WhiIe
Ralph tombstone braved and met
death at Denver. Grahame- White.
against the advice Of friends, took the
air against & thirty-mile breeze in
Philadelph
Whites perilous fly gave the crowd
an Indication Of what an aerOpiane
can do He few yesterday afternoon
primarily because Il was the opening
day OF the meet and he believed the
success Of the week depended upon
that Of the opening day. Drexei told
White II meant death 10 tackle the
breeze, but White came down safely
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
SOCIETY RAFFLES
GOES TO SING SING

NEW YORK. Nov Is--Having squan-
dered S38.060- which he received in leg
acies, Lee p. woodward. a college grad
tiste and member OF an old and honored
PENNSYLVANIA family. has been sen
fenced 10 Eve years IN Sing Sing on the
charge of being an habitual criminal
Woodward. from his police record ap-
pears. to have stolen from the mere love
Of the game and the excitement ana not
becausa he needed the money The NJ
r1arolIs previous convictions against MN
vvere the ca Use OF the heavy sentence n
nfcted by Judge Malone
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
ECLIPSE PHOTOS
BEST IN 20 YEARS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1S--'-The
eclipse OF the moon was typical and
very satisfactory from our point OF
view. said Prof Z G. Pickering. Of
Harvard Observatory toe ay- Photo
craps We're made with I've instruments
~ the REQUEST Of the Fs1ItoWa -ODserTa-
tory IN Russia the OCCUPATIONS Of sew
eral stars by the moon were observed
BY Prof Wendell with hfteen-incn
telescope and by Mrs Carnpoeil with
reflector The photo
graphs were the best We have obtained
in twenty years
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
inventor
Kept Strong and Vigorous TO the age Of go and Enab
tn Live TO See His Lies Work Crowned With Succe

VI h GIOWu6u w All souSCCSos
Mr.. Henry Clarke Moore, of
Tama, Iowa, who is 80 years
Of age, has just completed his
first flying machine. His brain
has been kept clear and alert,
and the perfection of his in
vention made possible by the
daily use of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey as his only invigor-
ator and -stimulant.
In an interview with our COTE
spondent he said: .tFor several
years have been greatlystroubled
with dormant and sluggish action Of
the lower bowels, which caused me
intense suffering. No treatment
seemed to benefit me until finally |
was induced 10 Try Duffys Pure
Malt Whiskey. 1t gave NE fmmedi-
ate relief. I steadily gained my
I,,of4t- o-,I c4-a-,nTt7 mill r,oy1r I an
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Nina que sali6 de este puerto con
2S guardas marinas desde ell Is del
pasado.
Manana comenzara la suscripcion
para socorrer q las familias de las vic
timas del vapor Seine.
I'm despacho de Valparaiso da
cuenta de otro siniestro maritime.
Ell vapor Lima, encallo en- una roca
cerca del estrecho de Magallanes. Ell
vapor quedo destrozado. Las victi-
mas del siniestro ascienden a 80.
New York, febrero 14.-Atribu-
yese ell desastre ocurrdole al trasat-
lantico Chanzy en- Ia isla Menorca,
q la explosion del cargamento de pol
vora que dicho vapor conducia con
destino a Argelia.
New York. febrero 14.-Un tele-
grama de Paris informa que Ell banco
de Francia ha acordado adelantar d
los pequehos manufacturers y CO.
merciantes victimas del reciente del
sastre del Sena, un credito de 20 mi
llones de frances 4 cinco amos plazo,
sin interes alguno.
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Il CASINO
PJER7ORRIQuEnO

Aver & las once de Ia manana que
do constituida Ia "Compania Cons
tructora Gel edificio para el Casino
de Puerto Rico" siendo los Incor-
poradores los siguientes senores:
Eduardo Giorgetti, Rafael Fabian
Luis Toro, Juan Hernandez Lopez,
Ramon H. Delgado, Luis Sanchez
Morales, Hernand Behn, Jose Ruiz
Soler, Sostenes Behn, Francisco
del Vale Atiles. Jes1s NJ. Gonzalez,
Rafael del Vale Zeno, Jose Bazan,
Jose Gomez Brioso, Manuel F. Ro-
ssy, Pedro de Audrey, Francisco
Brunei.
La Comision encargada de colo
car las Acciones la forman los Sres.
Juan Hernandez Lopez, Lius San
chez Morales v Jose Ruiz Soler.
Otra comision pedira a la Legis-
tura ,en venta, I'm solar en- la plaza
de Colon para el edificar el Casino.
Sc obtuvieron S 1900 en- la Sc
sion constituyente y este solamente
entire II de los caballeros que &C is
;ieron a ella.
Las acciones obtendran un bene-
:icio del 7 por ciento.
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E incen(io De a.-:oche.

A las 3 de la madrugada de ano-
che ocurri6 un incendio en- P. de Tie
IRA parada y. En- una casa de made
ra, terrera, propiedad del Sr. NJ. Por-
tell y en- que habia varios estableci-
mientos Sc declare un incendio que
no pudo ser sofocado quedando des-
truidos el edificio y gran parte de
las mercancias.
En- el referido local habfa un ca
fetin, establecimiento del Sr. Carme-
10 Garcia de pulperia y merceria,
fonda, barberia y billar Las perdi-
das Sc calculan en- mas de $1,000.
Otra casa de Ia senora Angela Sail
crup, sufri6 varios desperfectos.
FL vecindario del barrio Y los bonn
peros de la ciudad pudieron aislar
el incendio de los edificios cercanos,
en- su mayor parte muy antiques y
de MADEIRA evltando mayores danos.
A las seis de la manana estaban los
escombros apagados.
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coinpra carne, y por centenares los
hoteles que arreg.an sus comidas con
solo vegetables y peces.
La sltuacion en- estos nomentos
es tanto mas grave cuanto que POI
causa de este mismo truSt de Ia car
ne estan pronto a romperse las hos
tllldades, en- una guerra comercial,
entire Alemania y los Estados Unidos
De acuerdo con las provisiones del
arancel aprobado en- la ultima reu-
MON extraordinaria del Congreso, el
gobierno americana esta obligado a
imponer la tarifa maxima los pro-
ductos de las naciones que no acep-
ten todos los articulos americanos
en- iguales condolences a los de otros
paises. Desde el escandaloso descu-
brimiento de 10 que pasaba en- los ma
taderos y manufactures de carnes en-
Chicago, Alemania excluyo la ln1por-
tacion de esos articulos, que repre-
sentaba para los fabricantes amerl-
oanos algo mas de 100000 al ailo.
Ell gobiemo de los Estados Unidos
ha exigido, para que los expotado-
res alemanes disfruten las ventajas
de la tarifa mfnima, la abrogacion
de esa medida: y como no 10 han con-
seguido, tanto en- este pals como en- el
[mpero germano Sc pondran en- vigor
os derechos de Importation mas ele-
,ados: en- Alemania el 7 del actual
en- los Estados Unidos el 10. de a.
,ril, a menos q. imprevistas circuns
ancias modifquen Ell criterio de los
los gobienos.
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nd the Post Ofce San Juan P. K
sscond class matter July 1900.
ICorrespeRdencia de- Pto. Rico
CcIo DE sUsCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

y ~ medic de los Agentes un ndm 5 0-02
Dilpcta Un trimestre orc .....S2-25
Un semestre ...... $3.50
Tn aiio por adelantados8-00
I'D q exterior. On afio ORC. ... $500
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CONAT0 De |NCE KD|O
EN- LA F0RTU NJ"
De nuestro corresponsal.

Ponce, Febrero 13.-Se declare un
incendio en- la hacienda Fortuna.
, 1nmediatamente Sc vieron las prl-
meras llamaradas Sc procedio con
toda actividad q localizarlo, 10 q. Sc
pudo conseguir despues de grandes
esfuerzos, evitandose que los desas-
tres fueran mayores.
La cuerdas de cahas perdidas por
ell slniestro fueron catorce.
Investigate el hecho resulto pro-
vocado por una chispa de la locomo
tora.
\. D. Gabriel Velez vecino de Ia
Gale de Mendee Vigo, de esta ciudad
le fue robado un reloj. Investigate
ell hecho por Ia detective Sc procedio
al arresto de Salvador Frau, ocu-
pandole dicho reloj y poniendolo
a disposition del juez municipal.
Aver fueron sorprendidas dos ju-
gadas 10 prohibido.
En- poder de la detective Sc encuen
tran unos cubiertos V vasos que fue-
ron robados hace algunos dias.
El que crea ser su dueho puede pa
sar recogerlos.
Han sido despachados ultimamen
te los siguientes documentos, por a
oficina del ingeniero municipal Sr.
Bias G. Silvas; De acueducto, insta
laciones 8, cortes ?. De ornate, cons
trucciones3; Reparaciones, 5 Tras-
lados 4. De asuntos vario
Han sido despachados ultimamen
te los siguientes documentos, por la
ofieina del ingeniero municipal Sr.
Bias c. Silvas. de acueducto, insta-
laclones 9, cortes 2. De ornate,
construcclones 3, Reparaciones 5.
Traslados 4. De asuntos varios 2.
Ademas Sc han hecho servicios Is;
pedidos G.; nominas 3; que con los
trabajos de caminos municipales
que son: nomlnas 5. Y servicios /.
hacen un total de SO documentos.
Sc han celebrado en- la corte mu-
nicipal dos juicios por distintos de
litos.
Juan Collazo que vendia leche por
las Gales, fue sorprendido por la po-
licia, interveniendo el Inspector de
alimentos de este distrito Sr. Mas
caro- quien envi6 la correspondence te
muestra al laboratorio Qufmico de
San Juan. V el resultado ha sido
que la leche estaba adulterada con
aqua, V por consiguiente Sc encuen
ira ell Collazo en- la carcel disposici-
on del Hon. fiscal que le pide 500
dollars de fianza.
Felix Castro cumplio 6 meses Dor
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Correspondence de Cuba,

Continuation de la pagiua Ia.
el afo 1894. Antes de esa fecha habis
sldo pre- sidente de Ia Junta de Go
blerno. La nueva Constitution Ii
elev6 al poder. En- 1906 fue releecte
y SUI periodic presidential ha debide
durar hasta 1912.
Entire otras cruces Y condecora.
clones, el General Zelaya ostenta
las siguientes; la Gran Cruz del Ii.
bertador Simon Bolivar, Ia Cruz
del Aguila Roja de Alemania, Ia
Real Cruz de Italia, la Gran Cruz
de Nuestra Se1ora de Villaviciosa
De Portugal, la insignia de Comen-
dador de Ia Legion de Honor, y Ia
Gran Cruz del Meriito Militar de Es-
pana.
La prensa cubana de oposici6n,
y Ia llamada independents, Sc queja
de las denuncias contra periodistas
denuncias que Sc traducen, median-
te sumarisimos procedimientos
castigos severos.
El director y el caricaturista de
"El Gordo'' semanario satirico aca-
ban de ser condenados por ell juzga-
do correctional q ciento ochenta
dfas de arresto: y el Sr. Garrido,
director de "La Prensa'', diario de
lnformacion, ha sido sentenciado
por el mismo juzgado, q sesenta dias
de arresto. Las sentencias del juez
Correctional, son inapelables, raz6n
por la cual son combatidass por la
prensa, Y especialmente cuando Sc
trata de los llamados delitos de i'm
prenta., porque estos, que invaria-
blemente son de caracter polltico,
suelen ser denunciados oficiosamen-
te.
La situacion polftica del pals, no
puede ser en- verdad, mas original
renemos en- el poder un partido Ia
mado liberal, compuesto de dos
fracclones que tratan hace tempo
lie fusionarse y solo consiguen dis
;anciarse cada vez mas. Este parti-
10 vino al gobierno con pletora de
compromises que no ha podido cum
olir.
Atelene.
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|ocide'nte en- Bayamon.
De uuestro corresponsal.

Febrero 1l.-En mi anterior CO.
rrespondencia publiqu6 una infor-
maci6n en- Ia que me referia d un cen
tro social.
/, La noticia no Sc proponia alusion al
casino espahol de esta ciudad como
tampoco fue el amino de este CORES
ponsal mortifcar q dicha asociaci6n
a la cual pertenecen personals de al
ia. estimacion y respeto.
Aver ocurri6 en- esta ciudad un he
cho que ha podido traer graves con-
secuencias He aquf como 10 expi-
can personas respetahles que 10 pre-
senclaron. ..a
i. El tren de La Inca ferrea del oeste,
salio de Ia estacion de esta ciudad en-
uno de sus vlaies del mediodfa, y al
tomar el puente de hierro un nortca-
mericano, que iba caballo, por Ia ca
rretera, trat6 tambien de tonar el
puente en- momentos en- que el trcn
10 hacla, espantandose el caballo y
arrojandolo al suelo, sufriendo Ia
fractura de un brazo.
Don Miguel Rivera y don Pedro
Vazquez y otros senores mas que
iban por la carretera, dicen que grita
ban al ginete que no pasasc. Quizas
no oyo las voces que lie hacia yer ell
peigro. =
-Ha llegado de los Estados Uni
dos despues de - amos de ausencia,
la sonora y familia del ST.. D. Ramon
Valdes Cobian.
-Ha salido para Yauco a donde
ha sido destinado el teniente de La po
hcia insular Sr. V. Villariny que de
sempehaba igual cargo en- esta ciu-
dad. - .r
Ell sargento Sr. Silen de lapoli-
cia insular ha tornado possession de- e.
Sc cargo en- este pueblo.
Hay mucho clamoreo con la su-
bida del precio de Ia lechc. .:->-.
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PR0YECTOS
De REFORMAS,
(Tease Ia edici6n del scbado)

1
Seceion 10.-Que Sc expedira I'm
certidcado de ciudadania & Ia perso-
IA naturalizada por Ell secretario de
Ia corte donde Sc haya levado a E.
fecto el acto, y dos copias del mismo
seran enviadas al secretario ejecuti-
vo de Puerto Rico, una de cuyas CO.
pias Sc conservara y guardara en- los
archives del gobierno de Puerto Ri
co, y Ia otra copia serA enviada al
Bareau de Immigration y Naturali-
zacion, en- Washington; y para los
propositos descritos en- la presente
el Bareau de Immigration y Natura-
lizacion del Departamento de Conner
clio Y Trabajo de los Estados Unidos,
queda por Ia presente autorizado y
obllgado a preparar y enviar al debi-
do funcionarlo del gobierno de Puer-
to Rico, todos los necesarios impre-
sos para declaraciones juradas, Ger
tificados, Il otros documentos reque-
ridos por La ley-o los reglamentos de
Presidente mencionados anterior
mente, y por la presente queda asig-
NADIA tai cantidad como sea necesaria
para este proposito, de los fondos en-
la Tesoreria de los Estados Unidos
que no este asignada para otros fines.
Seccion ll.-Por virtud de tai ma
turalizaci6n, la esposa e hijos memo
res de la persona asi naturalizada, Sc
ran ciudadanos de los Estados Uni
dos.
secci6n l2.-Que a partir de dos
amos desde la fecha de Ia aprobacion
de esta ley, ningun ciudadano de P.
Rico que no sea ciudadano de los Es-
tados Unidos, podra desempenar nj
ser eligible, por election 8 nombra-
para ningun empleo bajo el
gobierno de los Estados Unidos 9 el
gobierno de Puerto Rico.
Seccion l3.-Que las leyes y orde-
nanzas de Puerto Rico que esten al
presente en- vlgor, contlnuaran en- vi
gor Y efecto, excepto en- los casos en-
que sean alteradas, enmendadas 8
modlfcadss por la presente; y en- to-
do aquello en- que las mismas no re-
Sulten incompatibles 8 en- conficto
con las leyes eststutorias de los Es-
dos Unidos no inaplicables localmen-
te, Q con las presentes disposiciones,
hasta que sean alteradas,. enmenda-
las, 9 revocadas por Ia autoridad le-
glslatlva creada por Ia presente para
Puerto Rico 9 por una ley del Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos.
Seceion l4.-Que el cabotaje en-
ire Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos
se regirS de acuerdo con las DISPOSE
clones de ley aplicables a tai cabota-
e entire dos de cualquiera de los gran
les distritos costaneros de los Esta-
los Unidos.
Seccion l5.-Que todos los gastos
IN que puedan incurrirse por cuenta
lei gobierno de Puerto Rico, por viz
tud de sueldos de empleados y la ad-
ninistracion de sus ofcinas Y depar-
y todos los gastos Y obi
yaciones contraidas por las mejoras
nteriores Q el desarrollo Gle la isla, no
ncluyendo sin embargo, defensas,
,uarteles, puertos, faros, boyas v O.
:ros trabajos emprendidos por los
Estados Unldos, seran, excepto CO.
no Sc provea especffcamente de otro
nodo, pagados por el Comisionado
lie Hacienda de Puerto Rico de los
ondos baio su costodia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-14
Con ferencias regias.

Segdn Sc asegura ell rev Alberto
celebrara nuy pronto una entrevis-
ia con ell Rey Eduardo de Inglate-
ira Y el Emperador de Alemania v
en- ella van d tratar de asuntos i'm
portantisimos Y uno de ellos es
aconsejar al pueblo de Pto. Rico
que vista los elegantes trajes que
Pieras, Allen 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-14
Estuvo enferno.

Durante una semans hs guardado
CANA en- su reSidencia de San Juan.
nuestIo compatriots ei selor jose Pc
nedo Beni'e'. tenedor de lib.os del
eoDsclidado. -I que :e encuentra bien
desde aver. Lo celebrams.