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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
GAMES ON THE GRIDIRoN.
Yale Men Easily Vamqaish the Carlisle
School Indians.

SchOOt IuQfdnS.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 24.-The score
of the football game between the Carlisle
School Indians and the Yale eleven at
Manhattan Field to-day was II 10 in
favor of Yale.
AMHERST, MASS, Oct. 24.-Amherst
found the eleven of Worcester Technology
lamen.ably weak to-day, and had little
trouble in making touchdowns and win
ming by a score of 40 to 0.
WILLIAMSON, MASS, Oct. 24.-Wil-
liams played the best game of the season
against Bowdoin this afternoon and won
by % TO O.
SWARTMORE, Pa, Oct. 24-Rutgers
H, Swartmore 10.
PRINCETON, N. J., Oct "a. = The
Prlncetons won easily from Pennsylvania
College football team to-day by score
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. A.-Brown
had not the least trouble in defeating
Lehigh 16 to 0 to-day. The first half was
slow.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 24-In to-day's
football with Cornell, Harvard came off
game was very closely contested and
Harvard had to put her best efforts for
ward to win.
LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 24.-Football: !:
Military Institute II Washington and
Lee University O.
WEST POINT. N. Y, Oct. 24-The
game of football this afternoon between
the West Point cadets and the team from
Union College was a very Indifferent one
and wholly one-sided throughout. Score:
West Point A, Union 0.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. M.-In the
presence of 1900 people Lafayette low
cred the pride of Pennsy ylyania this after
noon by thrashing the Quakers at football
by the score OF to 4. The defeat, which
is the first the University of Pennsylvania
has met with since it was defeated by
Harvard three years ago, came with
crushing humiliation from its total unex-
pectedness and at the hands of college
that is not considered in the same class
athletically as the big Philadelphia uni
versity.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Secured Peru. Ltttte Money.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. PA. Wygant,
general agent of the United Express Com
pany, said last night that the Chicago and
Alton train which was held up IN the Blue
Cut, near Independence, Mo-, last night,
never carried much money. None Is
shipped fron Chicago by it, and what
there was in the express-car must have
been small sums from way stations. The
amount in the express-car would not ex-
ceed $4,000 in his opinion, and the robbers
got very little of that. They succeeded
in capturing the train, but the messenger
hid most of the money before they entered
the car. The robbers uncoupled the en-.
gine and escaped on it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
NEW MEXICO HOLD UPS.
NesUs of Isuo Stage Robberses Received
at Albuquerque.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX, Oct. "a
Positive information reached this city to-
night that both the White Oaks and San
Antonio maiI-coaches have been robbed
in the Oscura Mountains. as feared.
The mail pouches were rifed. the stage
horses were stolen and the driver had to
walk 10 the nearest station.
The thieves overlooked $1,000 in silver in
their hurry. They were recognized as be-
longing to the same band that held up this
coach several weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
San Jose Race Declared OF.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 24-The race meet
of the Garden City Oyclers, which was ad-
vertised for October 81, has been declared
off. The purpose of the meeting was to
record of 30 3-5 for prize of $500 offered
by the Gormully & Jefferey Manufacturing
Comp pany of Chicago, but as the company
has seen tit to recognize the record of
1:47 3-5 made by Amos Hughes, whom the
National Racing Board of the League of
American Wheelmen has declared to be a
professional, the cyclers have concluded
not to make the attempt.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25

gives the details of the repulse OF Portu-
guese expedition in Manicaland.
The expedition, which comprised 800
Portuguese and 1S0 natives, was COM
manded by Major Mousinho Albuquerque,
Governor-General of Mozambique. lswas
surprised by force of 1000 natives, be-
longing to the Namarallos tribe, and a
fight that lasted for twenty-five hours
ensued.
The Portuguese force was finally com.
PEELED 10 retreat, with the loss OF two
Killed and thirty-6ve wounded. Among
the latter was Captain General Albuquer-
que. The enemy lost heavily.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
p~.s;dent Hnrper,s theology.

URBANA, ILL, Oct. 24.-After warm
debate lasting four hours at the closing
session of the illinois Baptist Association
yesterday on the report OF the com ml1tee
on education the section indorslng lne
caeo was defeated by vote OF 72 to 22.
Many of the clergymen, especially from
the central and southern part OF the state,
strongly opposed this section, alleging
that the theology of President Harper OF
the Chicago institution is not sound.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Non-Partisans Apportion Funds.

The leaders of the Citizens Non-Partisan
met last night at headquarters in
executive session, George K. Fitch presiding.
About dozen members of the committee we're
present The al-engrossing subject of discus
sion, which occupied some hours, was the dis
position OF campaign funds. When this was
agreed upon the committee ad journed. eve
did nothing of importance" said one of the
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Miss ReLknap to Wed.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. PA morn
ing paper says: The sensation OF the week
in this city is the report of the coming
marriage of Miss Alice Belknap to Paul
May OF the Belgian Legation. Mrs. Belk-
nap is the daughter of lne late General W.
w. Belknap, who was Secretary OF War
during the administration of President
Grant
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25

Death of Mrs. MeIlersIl.

Mrs. Mellersh, the wife of Thomas Mellersh,
secretary and controller of the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railway Company. died
Friday morning. Mrs. Mellersh was the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mcclure of
Cariinsville, ILL.,, and was married February
81, 1882. She leaves two ehildren-Neale and
Claude. Mrs. Mellersh has been a sufferer for
many wears
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Ayfirea MT Fort Hamilton.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 24.-CoIonel
w. M. Graham and two batteries of the
Fifth Artillery, U. S. A., which have been
posted at Fort Hamilton, arrived there
yesterday from the Pacific Coast. 1t will
be week yet before the full regimentaI
detail reach here.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Hidden Gosd Near vancouver.

VANCOUVER, B. G. Oct 24-Crowds
of people are searching to-day for the
money and iewelry hidden in the woods
near this city by Legg, the Pike County,
(Ohio) embezzler, during fit of frenzy.
Before being taken East, Legg undertook
to show Sheriff Barnes of Pike County
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
To Ennmfna nn,rne,,.

DENVER, CoLo., Oct. 24-Albert h.
Downem, who confesses to murders in
Colorado and California and was arrested
charged with killing one Ashworth, was
to-day brought before Judge Bailey, who
declined to accept the plea of guilty Of
fered, but appointed commission 10 ex-
anime into Downem's mental condition.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Surgeon Blade Ordered Here.

WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. A.-Sur-
geon c. Biddle has been ordered to the
marine rendezvous at San francisco in
place of Passed Assistant Surgeon G. P.
Bagg, ordered to the Marion, Surgeon d.
o. Lewis of that vessel being detached
and ordered home OF three months leave
of absence.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Beaten After T,venty Mores.

BUDA-PESTH, HUNGARY, Oct. 24.-The
first game of the tie match between
Charousek and Tschigorin for first prize
in the International chessmasters' tourna-
ment was played in this city to-day.
Charousek won the toss, opened with a
kings bishop gambit and was beaten after
twenty moves.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
r..a RniIarau Cnsualtu.

CHICO, CAL, Oct. 24.-Whlle the a1ler
noon freight was pulling out OF vina sew.
eral tramps were seen boarding the cars
All succeeded in getting aboard put one
This poor fellow in some manner lose mrs
balance while standing on the DraKeDean'
fell under the cars and was killed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
,ror,1ye Child Rum Over.

WATsONvILLE, CAL, Oct. 24-Hi ram
Glenn. the 14-year old son OF Mr. ana MIS-.
n n Glenn of Watsonville, was run over
and instantly killed by a special freignt
between Watsonville and Palaro thls
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25

WHARF, the treasure was hidden, but ms
reooilection of the circums stances was SO
bazy that the search proved Ensoccessiui' oc
THE amount hidden is about $l4,Ooo.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Ed,rin Hiriis Is Dead.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 24.-Edwin
Willis of Monroe, Mich, Assistant Secre-
tary of Agriculture during Harrison's ad-
minlstration, is dead.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Portuguese Are Defsated.

LISBON, PoRTUGAL, Oct. 24.-A dispatch
to the Government from Mozambique
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25

committee. "Our campaign preparations bsro
all been made earlier. Now wes are ready tor
election day. A
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
REGAIN HEALTH AND STRENGTH
And with them Will come
SUCCESS Nm LIFE


dint
During
OF
Poisonng
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
A Healthy Man
WILL SUCCEED I'M LIFE.
a Weak Man
WILL fail.

Brain the modern delicate sensitive
edwith
OF ndof
confidence
pol o y and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
DeScanSe en- paZ.
z. p. Del RE.

Vlc,ima d1l arote endemico
ha iallccido en- la Habana el jo,
ven y bizarro Comandantc de
Caballeria don Rafael Gir6n Y
Arag6n. micmbro de una ilustre
ianIIla espahola y hermano y
AyudAntc dc Campo del General
y Cabo dc Ia Isla dc Cuba. Mar
4aes dc Ahumada. Invttahan
para cl enticrro el Captain Gc
neral Y dIcho General . Cabo.
el Duquc dc Ahamada. el Viz
condc dc Ia Tore dc Las0a. Ia
pf.necsa de P.goa,el!I } el Coro-
ael doa Luis Gsfoa y Aragon.
hcrmanos del hnado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
HEUREAUX.

1njusta y gratuitamente sin
duda, la prensa autonomista de
Puerto Rico ha tratado con mu.
cha dureza al actual Presidente
de Santo Domingo. General Uli
ses Heureaux, resuelto amigo de
Esraha { bien 10 esta demos
trando con respecto q Ia question
de Cuba y gobernante bajo Gu
va gesti6n sagaz y 6rme hallase
tranquilo su pals y las empresas
industriales y los adelantos fore
zen, libres de agitaciones violen
,as y fatales.
De D. Jovino de la Tore, pc
riodista aut6nomo que hace POGO
escribfa en- Mayaguez y que aho
ra Sc encuentra en- Santo Domin-
go. publica FL Lmbarriai de di.
cha ciudad del Oeste una cores
pondencia en- la cual Sc rinde la
debida iusticia al General Heu.
reauX.
Los siguientes parrafos. que
gustosos reproducimos, pertene-
cen a la citada correspondence ::
"Grandes obras hay en- proyeeto,
iebidas la iniciativa del general
Heureaux. el actual Presidente. que
,anto Sc desvela por cl engrandeci
mienso del pals que rige. Quiera el
cielo que yea coronadas todas sus
aspiraeiones, para bien de la patria |!
"El pals estA en- Was de progreso,
y Ia mano eertera del Sr. Heureaux
dirise i ese fin la nave del gobiet no
por entire los escollos que ptcsenta un
pals naciente Ia vida del derecho.
Por donle qlie'a proyectos dc ferro-
caniles y orAs empr sas que p;ueban
IN conhanra que iaspra al eA,ranjero
Ia xituacion actual.
Una prcgunta "A que ODE
iccera Ia rari,i,na aosSnI lad que
al General HcureAux ha demos
srado y con,inaa demosGraado Ia
prcnsa autonomtsta de Puerto
Rico, i IL caal recomcndam0s los
prcinsc sos parrafos de su c1rre-
iigionarlo d. Jovino
Averisuelo quicn pueda.
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del difunto con esta inscription: "Pe
dro: til, que fuiste modelo de espo
SOS, tendras eternamente mi carifiosof
recuerdo. Hortensia." Otra de su
hijo: "A mi querido { inolvidable
padre. Salvador" Otra que de Ma
yaguez enviara su hermano don Sal
vador, que decia: "a Pedro, sus
hermanos y sobrinos." Otra de su
sefiora hermana, residente en- Areci
bo: "Recuerdo de tu hermana Ma
ria" Otra, venida tambien de Ma
yagiiez: "Recuerdo a Pedro. Familia
Cuyar." Otra, enviada desde la Ca
pital, que expresaba: Recuerdo de
Pedro A. ARIZONA y familia a 81 buen
amigo Pedro Suau y Mulet." Otra
Gel Colegio de San Antonio a su
malogrado protector don Pedro Suau
! Mulet." Otra: Recuerdo 4 mi
querido principal, Pedro Antonio Ru
lIan." Otra: "A nuestro querido
principal. Sus dependencies" Otra,
de la Compania de Voluntarios de
Lares, 2. del 14o Battalion Tiradore'
de la Altura. Otra. de flores de seda
blanca: DOS amigos Puertorrique-
hos Ctra, de los operarios de la ca
sa, que decia: Recuerdo a nuestre
querido don Pedro. Hermanos Con
z z'lez; hermanos Lassalle." Y final
mente, otra de rosas blaMcas y stem
previvas naturales, que llorosa habi'
depositado aquella misma mafiana i
triste Viuda en- el euerpo principa
del monumento funebre Decia asi /
inscription: Recuerdo a Pedro
Hortensia y Salvador"
En- resumen: que las Honras d
que hablamos han constituido un
verdadera manifestation de duelo
digna, por ST. grandeza, de los meri
tos del honorable ciudadano que y
no existe y de los altos sentimiento
de I'm pueblo noble y consecusnte.
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tro partido, maldeciran y rene
garan de la aMt0HonsfG

tro partido, maldeciran y rene.
garan de la autoHonsfa "
Tenemos, en- conclusion, que
ese hamante sistema, que tantas
dihcultades encuentra a priori,
sera a bostersoyi punto menos
que impossible, porque sus pro
pios adorado1es habran de NAL
decirlo, al yer que a su sombra
Aaeen fortuna los lvc0ndlclonaleS,
y aquf Sc hace entrever otro nue.
vo matiz polltico, que sera el de
los estOie0s. que predican la mi
seria y la pobreza en- todo.
Pero, ( no habfamos quedado
en- que la autonomia abrira todos
los veneros de riqueza y sera
parte a levantar grandes capita
les en- la Isla ? Como, pues,
aiarmarse de las fortunas de los
que el mismo Crlterlo augura co
mo fundadores? Nosotros en- es
to solo pedimos un POGO de carl
dad, sin pesarnos ell bien ajeno,
Nosotros, en- verdad, no nos
crefamos llamados a tan altos
destinos ; mas no dude nuestro
companero de que, 81 tai llegase
mos q plantear, no habrfamos de
,sentir pesar por ell levantamiento
de fortunas de nuestros projimos,
fuesen quienes fuesen, que, al fin,
ell campo de las industrias, del
comercio, del trabajo y de las
profesiones alberto esta para to-
dos, y menos por la fortuna que
hiciesen los laboriosos habriamos
de renegar de nuestra propia
obra.
Y basta por hoy de mattess bo
htsc0s.
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Compete ntemente autorizado por
ell Gobierno de S. M. vengo en- deere
tar 10 siguiente:
Articulo primero.-A todo indivi-
duo que facilite a nuestros cruceros de
guerra el apresamiento de cualquier
buque de vapor con una expedition
filibustera, Sc le gratificara, por ell TIE
soro de esta Isla, con la suma de vein
ticuatro mil pesos en- ell acto que Sc
realice la presa /; y con la de nueve mil
pesos por cada embar:acion de vela
de mas de doscientas cinco toneladas
en- iguales circunstan cias que la ante
rior.
Articulo segundo -Queda exento
de toda clase de sponsabilidade el
captain del buque que sea apresado.
Habana. 26 de Julio de 1896. Va
lsrfan0 Weyler."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
A La PENINSULA

En- el vapor-correo directo
SaEko Domingo. que estuvo aver
en- nuessro puerto. regrcsan dc
Cuba a Ia Madrc Pa,rta cl Gene
raj dc Brisa4a ID. CaliAto Ruiz.
rl Sr Pampill6n, Magistrate que
tue dc cs,a hudicnc.a Territorial,
y d Angel Cos G4y6n. alto fan
ci6oar,o dc IA Administration pl
bllca.
l.leya tambien rl ,Sants De
sstsS3 ! IA Peaias.llA y dcpofEa :.
dos J : sco,cncIados
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De todos los colegas autono :
mistas que van llegando a nues
tras manos solo uno--j nno solo !
-se muestra inconforme con el
acuerdo de Caguas y reprocha
sin ambajes la fagrante, la monu-
mental contradiction en- que han
incurrido los senores del acuerdo
y todos aquellos que 10 aceptan
y por el pasan -. despues de
haberlo combatido rudfsimamen
te Ese periodico es La Peqns-
Ra AnttLla. Los demas asienten
al acuerdo, con mas entusiasmo
unos, con menos otros pero to.
dos, al fin y al cabo, 10 admiten.
va hemos aludido antes uno
de estos, al que, celebrando la
sorprendente y piramidal meta
m6rfosis de Caguas, manifesto
que es el hecho mas trascenden
tai de los tlempos presentes y
pasados.
Pero quel Organo hay asfmis
mo en- la prensa adversaria que,
para solemnizar mas y mas el su-
ceso de autos, empieza encare.
ciendo la grandeza, la abnega-
ci6n. la lealtad y el amor a la Pa
tria del partido autonomlsta.
Y la sohada herencia del b0de,
administrator donde Sc que
da? Y de la fruta del arbol. va
madrra y pr6xima a su cogida
por nuestros adversarios, no Sc
habla?
Hay que incluir tambien ESQ
entire la 'abnegaci6n y el patrio
tismo autono omos.
Y adosarlo al desqulciado al
tar de su consecuencia, esa her
mosa virtud que ha sido slempre
ell empacAo de nuestros distingui
dos hberaks borinquehos bajo to
das sus diversas j sucesivas aa-
goeaetones de radteales. /sasraIes
yrfoymsstas, astm,Itsfas y ante
.omtstas. I EmpujarAn por IN
nuevo vta ernris a Ia martir con-
secuencia. 81 eWeA1 10 de Ia allan
sa sagastina'
No sera raro.
"Quien hace un cesto "....
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CONJURACI0N,

Leemos 10 siguiente en- un CO.
lega habanero del go:
"Procedentes de Isla de Pinos,
llegaron anoche 4 esta Capital 81
indivfduos, los cuales habfan fra
guado un complot para asesinar.
el domingo 1ltimo, al Goberna
dor de dicha Isla, Teniente Co
ronel Sr. Berriz, al cual citaron a
una casa, con el fin indicado.
Dicho Jefe, aparentando igno
rancia del proposito, acudio a la
cita para desbaratar, como 10 10
gro, el criminal intento de los
conjurados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
reAeiaba con fdelidad Y exacti-

reAejaba con hdelidad y exacti-
tud las ideas y ell temperamento
de los jefes de su partido respec
to de la dichosa atianza. NADIA,
q mayor abundamiento, rectihca
ron el Directorio y su Delega
cion de los escritos de Ell Pals
contrarios en- absolute al sMgam-
che del autonomismo en- las hues-
tes del ex-Presidente del Conse
10 de Ministries.
La prensa autonoma-salvo ell
periodico iniciador y mantenedor
del enganche - ell Directorio, la
Delegation y todos los 0rt0aoT0s
de la communion adversaria eran
inexorablemente hostiles a la &C
lebre aIianza. En- descredito de
esta Sc publicaron frases muy
gordas, durfsimas- --- No habfa
remedio al parecer!-i Fracase en-
redondo p! creimos que debla ex-
clamar para sus adentros el pro,
sagastismo autonomista.
jPero quia! En- un abrir y cerrar
de ojos Gambia por complete la
decoration, y los Sres Directories
y Delegados del autonomismo y
todos los que como ellos piensan
y sienten en- polltica convienen
unSnimes EN- que es necesarla, de
toda necesidad, la alaans9 de
partido con la colectividad de
mocratica de la Peninsula que,
una vez en- las alturas del Go
bieano j y assas Ell Ssi5or Sag9Sfa
hasta ell Sr Pi Sc presto a decil
amen a cuanto de ella solicitor
8 exijan y reclamen nuestros rum
bosos y campechanos autonomis
tas.
iY la prensa? iQue hace
ante este la prensa autonomista!
! Que hacer esos peri6dicos que
Sc indignaban y Sc enfureclar
atrozmente y sacaban ell Cr1stl
del honor y el decoro del partldo
para atacar ell prop6sito, que aver
Sc tenla por impossible, por urea
lizable, por absurdo, de la allan
"a con el fusionismo -.