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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-02
Ardid po|itico
en- Bayamon
Sc dljo que en- el Guara-
guao Sc estaban CO mlen
do crudos unionistas y
republ,canos,
Investigando Ell case resulto
que era una estrategia.
De nuestro eorresponsal.

1C II ddSstIO NVAiSoto
Aver por Ia manana elrculo en- es
ta cludad el runor lnslstente que Ell
el barrio de Guara guao Arllba habla
'ocurrldo un gran tum,lto tenlendo
como resuItado varios herldos gra-
YES.
Tratamos de india gar Ia verdad
de esta runaor Y de las investlgaclo-
mes que hiclmos resulto 10 slgulente;
Los repulolicanos p'ros tenian a
nuneisdo un mitin en- el referldo ba-
rio y los republieanos puertorrlque
nos hlcieron circu ar elrrmor dc que
habia habido en- dicho harrlo una
san grienta collision entire los de la L1a
re los unionistas y los epuhllcanos
puertorrlquenos. Investigate pcr el
iefe de Ia policia de esta clNdad los
hechos todo resulto Que era un "'f'5d
por los de Ia Narey y dc lstieion &c i
al mitln.
Hay gran movimiento politlfos en-
Ia ciudad \ apesar dc esto el orGen es
complete. Los grupos politlcos Sc
guardian mutuo resreto.
La linea ferrea eel Oeste ha or
ganlzado de nuevo sus servlclos y eii-
fe resulta muy nleioraoo y segun N
'orme del Sr. Valdes (hiio) dentre de
POGO dias habran nuevas yefcrmas.
4 publico quedarl henefclado con
ella. Fl nlismo Sr. NalaeS ttlee cue
efectivamente haexistio alg'mas nle
gnlarldades debidas a circunslan-
cias imprevistas.
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WAVES FATRAoRDINARIos
80 9.Io 1880
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-02
P|eitos entIe dos
tenoTiIos poI una Ines,
Sane hez Ocana fallecio a
causa de las herldas que
recibiera.
Fueron msynres los efectos del
rayo que eayo en- Naranjito.

En- un meeting republicano que Sc
celebraba en- el banjo HCandelarla
Lalas, fue arrestado por Ia pollcla el
ndlvlduo Ricardo Nerl Ilzarlv,
asl como tamblen Fernando Cardes.
Por agredm en- Banos con un palo
al mdlviduo Pablo Tones, por celos,
fue arrestado el indlvlduo Ramon
Torres.
El dia 80 del mes ppdo., en- la cen
tral ''Esperanza" de Nieques el in
dividuo Seferino Martinez hlno en-
I'm brazo de un tiro de revolver a
Andres Llano. El gresor fue ares
tado y ell herldo condueido al hospi-
tai.
Ell individuo Enrique SANCHEZ
Ocana de Comerio que fue herldo
gravemente por Conrado Santos,
murio q consecuencia de la herda
que recibio en- el pulmon.
En- la tarde del dia 80 de Oetubre
ppdo. en- Naranjito cayo una chlspa
electrica en- la casa de Don Ramon
Feijoo, sta en- el banio Anones
matando instaItaneamente a dona
Margara Hernandez, como de 55anos
de edad y m nieto de dicha sonora
como de 3 amos quedando astlNlad
lln peon de la casa. de l6 amos de
edad, el que Sc encuentra melor.
Tambien le sonora Juana Herman
lez. hila de la muerta y VI nlno &c
IN ano, hiio de esta, han sutrldo a
consecuencia de Ia chlspa Parte de
la casa Sc incendlo y fueron tamblen
muer tos algunos animales.
Los individuos Jose lsales y En-
carnacion Collazo de Carolina tuvle-
ron un encuentro personal, resultan-
do el Sc egundo con un machetazo en-
la sien derecha de caracter grave. Fl
herido fue conducldo al hospital y el
gresor arestado.
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La CONrL..sZA

ilo III sAbio, os ma l!aEsa =,
!epto desafrol,o. "a r-...te t:e.3>
ie en- las cosas cue IS, Y hi
b.ando en- sen,.do s@aS:.al ,ioHs2
razon. Lo que 1 yecos Sc l..::liE 4
il ciega no es fl de ninguna
manera, pues debe iaaber una
razon y hechos para tes.er en- que
fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10 cue
respecta a una medicina 9 re-
medic la gente pregunta. s';Ha
curado a otros? sSe han aliviado
con ella algunos casos semeiantes
al mlo2 va en- ammonia con los
deseubrimientcs de la ciencia
moderna Y estan sus ar-ecedentes
al abrieo de toda so. cha: En-
tai case, es digno de conianza, y
81 alguna yez me encuentro ataca-
do de 2lguno de los males para los
cuales Sc recomienda, ocurrire a
el en- la plena confanza de cue
me podra aliviar." Estos son los
fundamentals que han dado 4 la
PREPARATION de WAMPoLE
su alta reputation entire los me.
dicos asi como entire todos los
pueblos civilizados. Este efcaz
remedio es tan sabroso como la
miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Bacalao Puro, que ex-
traemos de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados cen Hi.
potositos, Malta y Ce-ezo silves.
tre. Con toda prontitud elimina
los acidos renenosos que engen-
dram la enfermedad y las demas
materias Ioxicas cue Sc encucn-
tran en- el ORGANISING; dcsarrolla
IN fuerte apetito y buena diges-
ton, y es infalible en- postracion
que >igu- 4 las Fiebres, Tisis :
Enfernedades Demacran es. "El
ssr. Dr. Hngo Mafc3s, Dc Buenos
Aires zee; La Preparation de
Nan} a2ls no me es deseonoeida
. Il al tasado en uaa Cl.nlea
y Paris, he teni''o oeasi6n de-
prescr:bi.ls Y no,a. s1s bueaos
leetos. Todos mis- colega sen
Paris apFac:an es.a preparation.
Nadie sure IN !? agano cor
esta. lie yen'a en- 81. Dot9s
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d pfmero de movie n.tle hasta d..
nre 10 las eleeeioAes Todas Ia. d,
T hasta las doce de II nache.
pasa eta roehe r'epara Il zinc
,!e Ia Plaza IN eseoJls.a rro.fana
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De ALTA N0VEOAD.

En- el ditimo vapor ha recibido el
acreditado eetsblecimiepto LA MN
FA Ell mas esplendido surtido de
sombreros de Italia Mode,os de i'll
TINA novedad. Los hay de todos ia
manos y los jovenes pueden hatlar en-
Ia acreditada casa dc los Sres. P.
Garcia Lineras las mas elegantes
formas de Ultima novedad en- Euro
pa. Los sombreroa de Italia que hay
en- LA NINA son los unicos en- Puer
to Rico. Solamente importados por
LA NINFA, Gale te Ia Fortaleza.
ndmero 4. Gran Eaza, de ropa he
cha.
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COMMERCIAL

. E n T r a D A 5 d. EI.
EXTERIOR.
NINGUNO
DESPACHADOS PARA EI
EXTERIOR
Napor americana Coamo
para n. York,
BCQU Es EN- PJ ERTO DEL
4 EXTERIOR
Hope Sherwood pend iente
Mary B. Pierce id
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Clisord n. Carver id.
Mary Bary id.
Csedie Honcken ID
Nayaguszana Humacao ty
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Engracia Arroyo y Ponce
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CABOTAJE
CaeroeaoneS eza palertos
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para esta.
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Consig: Insular Line.
( Napor americana Pathfun-
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Goleta americana Geneva
saldra de n. para esta el 6
del presente
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Goleta americana Alice Da.
venport Salio de n. York pa.
"a S. Juan y Arroyo el .3
iltimo.
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B A II C O s.
iCCIONES
Banoo territorial y agr:cola 90
d. re Iucrto k,co - "4y
CEDCL.AS HIfOTECaRIAS-
Banco terratoriaiy oyr!eola.
Emisiones-5a y 5a. sol
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LIkEA FERREA DEL OESTE

itinerario de trenes y vapcres que
empezara d regir desde H. de Sep.
tieml re de 1909.
s.iies Sela tapltal yBayanon sinultansan.
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Fernando PasCuaL.
Calle de Cells AgniIera. No. 16
esquina a San Juan.

FAIARno Puerto PIco Tiene
constante eXistencia de Novelas de
todas classes ' de los autores de mis-
lama. irecio, may iimitados. Ven
de tambien IA oRETsPoSDExcIA.
d'arismenIei : centavos.
In esfa imprenta Sc vende pspel de
perIod.cos vieios 50 quintal
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.O|RECT0RIO DE. san JUAN

FraCticante. - Silvestrs Felloo
Martinez, Embalsamador - San
Francisco p. Telefono, Mum. 43.
San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La seho-
lta Lola Mas, ofrece Oar clase5 en
su casa 3 a domlcilio. San Juac.
Cristo Z.
Farmacia Colon. Antique est,.
blecimiento Gran surtido de drogss
J patentizadoa laza principal San
Juan.
Ingenisro Civil.-a anon Gan
dia Cordovs, Tesuan 53, ciudai .
Farada Il nanturce Miramr, San
Juan, Puerto Rico
Abogados.-Emigdio s. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 3553. Box 366.San Juan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
SONS OF NATURALIZED
CHINESE NOT CITIZENS
Important Decision Relating to
Minor Children Rendered
Social Correspondence of The Call

[Spceidl Correspondence of The Call
HONOLULU, Oct. 16.-Federal Judge
Robertson rendered an important deci-
sion Friday in a case brought to deter
mine the right of the China born sons
of a naturalized Chinese citizen of
America to enter the country that claim
citizenship as the sons of a citizen, the
children being minors.
The decision of the Judge is that the
naturalization of a Chinese does, not
confer American citizenship upon his
minor children who are not residents
at the time of naturalization. This is
the first time the question has come
up here, and is regarded as so impor+
tant that an appeal probably will be
taken to the California courts
Prior to annexation a large number
of Chinese became naturalized citizens
of Hawaii, this citizenship giving them
the American citizenship when Hawaii
became an American territory. Many of
the Chinese SO naturalized had children
in China, the decision rendered thus
affecting several hundred Chinese
parents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
Former Charges Send Mites

The little girl is right when she says
that people must act. Out of her small
income she will give $5 within the next
few months. Many other former charges
OF the home are sending their little
mites to help put the orphanage on a
firm basis.
1t rests with the peonle to take up
the work pointed out - these brave
little girls. Stronger hands must help
to reconstruct their home and restore
to the children the former happy
.aven. Four hundred and fifty children
ere to be cared for.
Yesterday, as the third Sunday of the
month. was properly visiting Sunday
at the OLD orphanage. True to the
custom of years. hundreds of persons
went to Mount ST. Joseph to gaze upon
the blackened and charred remains left
by the fire that the Sunday previous
threatened to claim a terrible toll of
child death. The smoldering of the
flames was finally extinguished yester-
day, when firemen with hose and axe
leveled the wreckage to the ground.
Because much of the correspondence
for the orphanage is being misdirected,
Sister Helena gave out the orphanage
address as 1905 Ellis street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
PRISON BOARD BEATS
PRICES OF FISH TRUST
Four Cents a Pound Saved by
Buying in Open Market
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN QUENTIN, Oct. 16-By reject
ing bid from the fish trust and buy
ing in the open market the state board
of prison directors, which was in ses-
sion here yesterday, has saved the
state many hundreds of dollars. Colonel
Charles Sonntag, one of the directors,
stated that the board refused to be
held up by the fish trust.
I'VE received bid for fish at 9
cents a pound" said Sonntag, 'and
rejected it, considering it far too high
We are now buying fish in the open
market for 5 cents pound. AS there
are 1894 prisoners in the institution
to feed, besides a large number of Of
ficials, this makes large saving. We
are buying the best sort of fish at 5
cents, such as salmon, sea bass, hall
but and Others"
The board also made a big saving
in the purchase of sugar. A bid was
rejected last June which asked 1924
hundred pounds. The board saw a
conflict coming in sugar circles and
waited, with the result that the prison
now secures sugar for $4.74 a hundred
pounds.
The board decided at yesterdays
meeting to advertise for 5000 bales of
jute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
FARMERS CAPTURE
KETCHEL'S Slayer
Walter A. Hurtz, Army Deserter,
Says He Shot Fighter in
Self-Defense
Prisoner Asserts He Resented
Insulting Remarks Made to
Goldie Smith, Cook


SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. Oct. 16.-wal-
ter A Hurtz, who shot and killed
Stanley Ketchel, worlds middle weight
champion, yesterday morning, was cap
tured today at the home of Thomas
Haggard. one mile from Niangua. Mo.
Hurtz was taken to the Webster coun-
ty Jail at Marshfield. where he is being
closely guarded.
Late last night overcome with hun
ger and fatigue from fleeing through
the rough Ozark country. Hurtz
reached the home of Thomas Haggard.
where he applied for place TO sleep
and food. He was given food and a
bed. AT that time Haggard had not
heard of the shooting, but a short time
later learned of the affair. He also
received a description of the slayer,
and for several hours, while Hurtz was
sleeping, he stood guard with. a shot
gun.
Soon after o'clock this morning
Haggard- secured the services of three
neighbors. and they awakened Hurtz
at the point of a gun. They forced the
man to roll up his sleeves and, finding
tattoo mark there, accused him of
having killed Ketchel. The man broke
down and admitted the shooting. Later
he was turned over to the officers and
taken to Marshfield.
Hurtz, in telling the story of the
shooting, asserts that KetcheI made
insulting remarks to Goldie Smith, a
cook employed at the farm. He said
words passed between Ketchel and
himself, and he demanded that the
pugilist throw up his hands. When the
champion refused TO do this, he de-
clared he was so frightened, knowing
Ketchel carried revolver, that he
fired and without fully realizing what
he had done, fed.
Funeral services over the body Of
Ketchel were held at the Elks' club
here today, and tomorrow the corpse
Will be taken to Grand Rapids, Mich,
the home of Ketchel's parents.
Local officers assert that Ketchers
slayer tonight admitted that his real
name was Walter Dipley; that his
home was at Webb City. Mo-, and that
he was a deserter from the United
States army.
Goldie Smith. over whom the shoot
ing is said to have occurred, reiterated
today her statement of yesterday that
Ketchel had made insulting remarks to
her and that when she told DipIey
alias Hurtz, the shooting followed
She admitted, however. that she and
the slayer were not man and wife.
saying she had known Hurtz little
more than a month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
TWO MISSING BOYS
MAY HAVE DROWNED
Lads Believed to Have Attempted
to Row to Coast of
Damara
Continued from Page /

sidetracked on the belt line, the Santa
Fe or the Southern Pacific An effort
will be made this morning to have
every car searched that was on the
belt line tracks Saturday.
The younger boy fell into the bay a
few months ago and was nearly
drowned. Since then Mrs. Barry has
been afraid that the boys would fall
into the bay. Saturday she warned
them not to leave the front of the
house, and to make the warning eff
fective deprived them of shoes. stock
ings and underclothes. Both lads
wore overalls.
1t was just after 9 o'clock Saturday
morning that one of the boys stole into
the house, obtained his brothers shoes
and a pair of his mothers, and wearing
these, they hurried away to the water
front, three or four blocks distant,
They were accompanied by Frank Muir
ply. a lad OF 10 years of 2045 Green
wich street
of 1928 Greenwich street, whose
father, William Dunno; is employed by
the Spring Valley at Black Point. The
Dunnes have skiff that is kept
moored at the foot of Buchanan street.
Young Dunno rowed the lads out a dis
tance equal to a quarter of a block,
sculled them back to shore and landed
them. He then went out crab fishing
with a comrade, and the Barry boys
and Murphy headed toward home
According to Frank Murphy he left
the Barry brothers at Buchanan street
and they continued on to the freight
yards, where they were to get grapes
out of the cars.
Mrs. Barry missed the lads before
noon and she hurried to the beach. She
and her neighbors searched the beach
all Saturday night and most of yester-
day, trying to find trace of the two.
An employe of the San Francisco
bridge company, which is building a
government wharf at the foot of Cough
and Octavia streets, reported that he
had seen the boys in the freight yards
Saturday afternoon. They were va
riously reported to have been seen in
different parts of the city Saturday
night, but the last reports We're vague.
A search. of the beach about that
section yesterday failed to reveal any
missing boats, although many who
have boats moored there could not be
found. Nearly all of the boats, how
ever, are padlocked and it would have
been difficult for the boys to have
taken any of them away without at
tracing attention.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
BOMBS EXPLODE
IN PARIS Streets
Premier BRAND Praised for
Stern Measures and Better
ing Labor Conditions
Editor of Revolutionary Paper
Exposes Scheme for Destruc=
ton OF Property

PARIS, Oct. 17.-The entire French
press extols Premier BRAND as an iron
handed leader, who has saved France
from a great economic and social crisis
by the sternest measures which could
be undertaken by the republic. At the
same time it praises the premier for his
sense of justice in trying to better the
conditions of the rank and file among
the strikers.
The revolutionary Guerre Sociale, the
editor of which, Gustavef Herve, is in
prison for melting antimilitarisn1, an
swers the governments action by ex-
posing a scheme for the widespread de-
structron of property. 1t prints a, car
toon depicting strikers shooting down
BRAND, and adds that the militant revo-
lutionists, and not the strikers, are
responsible for the campaign of vio-
lence, which will continue pitiless1y
until the workmen's demands are
granted.
INJURED BY A BOMB
A bomb exploded yesterday in a street
in the Ternes Quarter, injuring street
cleaner. The police raided an anarchist
resort and arrested score of the in
mates.
The union railroadmen yesterday
asked Premier BRAND to authorize the
holding a big manifestation tomorrow
in the Boise de Vicennes. The premier
refused, declaring that such mani
festation would be Illegal as it was
organized as a defiance to the govern
ment in the evident hope that the
strike would not terminate without dis
order. The strictest measures have
been taken to prevent any attempt to
hold this demonstration.
RAID ANARCHIST PAPER
The police yesterday raided the an
archist newspaper Libertaire and found
three bombs similar to that which ex-
ploded a few nights ago in the Rue de
Berri in the possession of one of the
printers. Several arrests were made.
An exceptionally deadly bomb was
found in Vincennes yesterday after
noon and conveyed to a laboratory.
There was terrific explosion of a
bomb at 80 o'clock this morning out
side the residence of Director Massard
of the Nationalist newspaper Patrie, in
the Boulevard Periere, next door to the
home of Sarah Bernhardt, the actress.
There was considerable material dam
age, but no casualties resulted Sc
curely fixed to NJ Massard's door was
a paper having written upon it, First
warning from the strikers"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
TROLLEY CAR SMASHED
BY s. p. FREIGHT TRAIN
Delay in Crossing Track Due to
Mishap With Pole
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PALO ALTO, Oct 16-For the sec
ond time within the month South
ern Pacific freight train today ran into
and demolished car of the Peninsula
electric line at the Palo Alto depot
The accident occurred at 9:05 o'clock
this evening. No one was injured, but
the car was smashed and the tender of
the freight engine was derailed. Traf-
fic on the north and south bound lines
of the Southern Pacific was delayed
two hours.
AS the electric car was crossing the
railroad track at University avenue
the trolley came off. Conductor Lowe
could not replace it in time to get the
car started again. There were 15 pas
sengers on the car at the time, six of
whom We're women. The approach of
the freight train, extra No. 1,775, could
be seen 600 yards away and all the
passengers had ample time to escape
from the car.
The crew of the demolished car was
Conductor Lowe and Motorman Mitch
ell. The crew of the freight train was
Conductor Stokes, Engineer Byers and
Fireman Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
COAST STEAMER CREW
SUSPECTED OF SMUGGLING
Men Summoned to Appear Be-
fore Honolulu jury
Especial Correspondence of The Call

Especial Correspondence of The Call
HONOLULU, Oct. 9.-Acting on the
theory that much of the opium coming
into Hawaii is being brought down from
the Coast, the steamship Sierra was
given a thorough search by the men
of the revenue cutter Thetis yesterday.
No opium was found, but District At
torney Breckons summoned every mem
ber of the Sierra crew, from Captain
Houdlette down to the galley scullions,
to appear before the federal grand Jury
tomorrow to tell what they know about
opium.
In spite of strict watch and frequent
arrests for smuggling, the Chinese have
apparently been able to get all the
opium they want.
The price drops, it has been noticed
at just about the time the coast steam
ers arrive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
400 MARINES ORDERED
TO ISLAND POSSESSIONS
SneciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

/ Special Dispatch 10 i he Cali
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1e.-A force of
400 enlisted men and nine officers of
the marine corps will leave San Fran
cisco early in November for foreign
service. The officers and 80 of the men
will go on duty in the Philippines and
so enlisted men will go to Guam. The
officers who have been directed, to pro-
ceed to the Philippines. are Lieutenant
Colonel Theo, p. Jane, Major Newt H
Hall, Captains James NICE. Heuy, Her.
bert J. Hirshinger, Thomas c. Turner
and Raymond B. Sullivan, and First
Lieutenants Randolph Coyle, Ross
Kingsbury and Edwin N. McClelland.
The war department has under manu-
facture nine Of the IA inch guns which
are to be mounted in fortifications at
Honolulu and Manila. Some of them
are of the wire wound type and the
others of the jacketed type.
Five of them will be mounted on dis
appearing carriages and four of the
wire wound type in two turrets on Ell
Fraile island at the entrance to Ma
Mia bay.