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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-03
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pesar de los proposltos de Ia enpresa y
del fin que estaban dostinados log productos
de la function de anoche, el publico no correspon-
do como debfa era de esperarse s tan lauda
bes deseos, ,conaeryandose en- e retraimcnto
de costumbre.
No sc dira que cl cspectaculo no fut la
mativo, pues aaemas de haberse escogido las 3
mejores obras del repertoire moderno como son
eEl Gaiteros, Ella Lcysnda del Monles clos
Africanlstaa,, la charanga del Provisional na-
nero 3, ameniZo los intermedos 1 invadi6 les
pasillos durante Ia representation.
Las escenaa del precloso ldilio Sci Gaiteros,
transcnrreron sin novcdad, dentro del msmo
paTaiisis del dfa del estreno. pesar dc en-
oohtrarse el bar0net'0 & 80 grades, era mucha
la frialdad que sc notaba en- el teatro.
Los defectos de luz, fueron rubsanados
anoche preventyamente, por I'M semi reflector
el6ctrico que i mancra de luz Drumont iiuml-
naba por complete la escena. Ell aparato fue
coocado en- uno de los pacos prncpales frente
al escenario, bajo la direction del senior PFC,
dpeho del <Cinemat6grafos, que no haee muche
tempo Sc exhib6 en- este mismo teatro.
En- ala I,eyenda del Monies, debnto la
nina de aios, Emilia Lanes que demostro
poaeer cualidades dgnas de tencrse en- cuenta.
dada gu poca edad fa!ta De desarrollo inte
lectual
A Ultima hora Sc pusieron en- es oena clos
Africanistass, consecuencia del <Duo de la
Africanas, como nunca habfamos Visto por az
tistas eonsumados. lncreihe parec(a que en-
una masa tan indominab!e insegura, saliera
tan perfectamente ajustada obra de suyo dihcilf-
sma.
Bien por Ia empresa por. el seilor Abad,
director de orquesta.
Ell liliputense .11'dles estnvo admirable
representando al pueblo de Fucela, asf como
tambitn la nina Ramirez el ar,fsta en- minia-
tura Alfredo Fernandez, en- sus respectlvos pa
peles.
Resultado: una hora dc contfnua risa, y
un cusdro encantador que por tar feliz conjunto
ofrecfa la escena.-iQae &c repita.
para acabar, aquf va un sccreto: <Se nos
participa que en- Ia zarzuela sEl pa(lrino del me-
ne,, pr6ximo estrenarse, lttra del simpatico
primer actor julian Romea, SC exhibir:. una
decoration notable representando Ia plaza de
toros de Madrid,
ESQ inter nos. ~ para que nadle 10 sepa.
JULEEE
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NOTICIAS

~ Tn estimado amigo nuestro, diputado
1 Cortes periodista, nos escribe desie Madrid,
entire otras eosas 10 que sigue: clos que por
razones de como Sc eutiendc Ell Puerto- Rico II
iibertad De la prcnsa, nc pueian puhlicar all
sus quejas sin tenor de ser perscguldos, dirf-
janse francsmente 1 los periddicos liberae- lie
la Peninsula. Aqul sabemos perfectamente
como Sc manejan las cosas por ALA. Ii 60
bierno tainbien conoce aquelia polftica feroz
para los intereses lie Espana Ell America esta
(me consta) dispuesto ponerle cote. Cuenten
ustedes con nosotros. Reteran 10 que alf ocu-
IRA, que estamos dispue-tos defender los in
tereses de las Anti!las Y caiga quien caiga, /.
sefalar los que de ella abusan. Is precise
desechar temorcs pueriles abrir campana
tranca contra las injusticias contra las inmo.
ralilades.>
-. FL s.bado pasado Sc cay6 hAes la ca
rretera de Sonturce Gno dc los arboles que
Green su. costaios 0iros, nos dicen, smena
zan caerse il causa de Ia zanja qIe Sc abre para
colecar la tubeFia del acue !ucto. Baeno serf8
que los que amenaceu con este motiyo i los
transeuntes, sc apantaiasen para evtar una
desgracia el dfa mGnos pensado.
- De Manatf: lila caido may nal en-
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Bien al PdblicO.

Dcsde el dia 10 del mes en- curse cmpeza-
"a 4 hacer viajes entire esta capital y Ponce una
linea triscmanal de cochcs, que sadr:i, haya 3
no pasaicros los dias iijados, las de la ri,a=
mana, ell csta forma:
De LA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes Y
vcrncs i las 4 de la mailana.
De PONCE, martes, juoves sabalo a la
misma hora.
PRE0IOS POR AslENTO:-De Ia Ca
pital i Cagnas, - 5o.--De Caguas i Cayey, 81
De Cayey -tibonito, =. De Aiboaito :
Coamo, 50. De Coano 1 Ponce, 50 So Niaie
de Ia Capita! i Ponce II. Sc pue,le reg 'eslr
con cl misino intnrra9io l,or iguacs precios.
AGENC!iS: Capital don s;ntos ti}ippi
Ponce On Les Pn.fos I'?.i;4s-- En- los denlas
puebtos dfhen enten'ltrse los scilofes pasajeros
con los co>ductorcs dc los coches
NOTA. lada pasaiero solo podra He
var = klios de e4lirai.. La esrGfesa t'eta
cochcs directos I precioa conNcn ioF.lo@.
IS 20 E!.CEi,!,,A \ SA%IORI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-03
L. corgespondancia De Puarto-Rico
CoIegio dc Ia. y "a. enseianza de
ESCueIas PiaS en- Santurca.
IN SEPTIEMRE De ISNl.

llasta ci dia so del presente mes de Sc
tiembrc esta alberta Ia matrcnla en- este cole
gio para todas las asignatulas dc instruction
prmaria del bachllerato. Dichas enseilan~
zas son comp'etamente gratuitas. Los alum
nos internos psgardn a5 pesos mensuales por
alimentos selvieios; los medio.p .pcnsionistas
abonaran 2 pesos mensuales por los mlsmos
conceptos Sc a0miten alumuos que no hayan
cumpiido l3 AMOS Sc enviau regameDtos !.
quien los pida.
Rcsultatlo dc los eximenes acadGmicos de
}" cnse7Iauaa en- cl curse dc 1896 97: Il sobre-
salientcs 33 notabes, 80 buenos, Al aprobados
y suspensos premios y menciones homo
rftcas Ell los dos primeros cursos. h-2o etc.
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perdonados laGondaonalmente sesepta y tres
pe'sohas promnentes dc csc partido, actual
hehte plesas. Entrs ellos hgaran cl conocldo
ahogado don Miguel Womb, don Antonio Fer
nsndcz dc Castro, don Matias Albero, don
Emlho hed"a, don Emilio Machado, don
Eduardo Armcrtcros, don Rafael Anlrade, don
Juan Niue, don Antonio Macfas, don Alvaro
l4e'on, don ieustiu Graz, dou Joaqntn Bosch,
don HatucY Cdsqo'es y don ,IGau Bjlailos
Furlora. ToAoe han aiic pcr}onadu.I 4 pe,i
ci6n de la Junta Central del partiio autono
micta. La prensa local elogia cite a,to mag.
uhnimo del Capitan General, con a cual se
conmemora per modo diguo ei eumrlt uos dc
$. NJ. la Reina Ragente
0in Sc deeea alquirir, de coutalo, un lote
oso de terreno de i s cucrdas mas . mcnos
con frente proNimidad Ia carretefa, aien en-
Santurce bien en- Hato rey. Informailn ''on-
rite. P,,li,1 Hefmo2'os. lo-~1
y Rccioatos noticas dicen que 81 90
biarno cspailoi cstu ia el proyecto DC o"'ab O.
Ger una f'anitenearis Ell una de las tuas !. a.
nae pososiones del RENO, con objeto dc reolair
eli ella ) los anar4iistas
~. Nueva remera de calaa7o de todas
clases; perfumeria genoraea; surtllo oeganle
en- pa1uelos de seia, negros, baucos, crudos y
paja; 10 nejor Ie dc 10 mcjor en- nodlas, ca
mieetas, trajes otras mcrcaGciss, aeAba d
reeihir sEl Populars San francisco 30. No
conlundr la direction.
~. Sc dice que cas to'ios los delegados
que viencn del campo Il la junta magma, no
ue5n otroa sombreros qne los que Sc yen}en en-
sEi Ciacka, San Francisco 81, porque idspiran
salvadoras soluciones pc fticaa.
x<& Promote ser nciaa la sranlta que he de
efectuarse en- Fuerta de Terra ell domingo pro
ximo para obsequiar las dalnas encargaaas
del Bazaar durante las fiesta de San Agustin,
pues, segun tenemoa entendido, todos 10 indi-
viduos que componfan la Junta General dc
aquelos festejos tienen hoy empe1o deei lido
en- pYcver allanar anticipadamente caalquier
nuevo ohstacuio que puaera oponerse 81
realization.
N .. esaa ,t's =. '''..' la 'os..s ~sjo, ' gu,
siene i Puerto Rico Tiene siempre exlsten'
cia frcsca a. RAUSGlIEN San juan
-Tetuan is 3O-24
rs las dltimas noticaa tclcerat"as de
Madrid, dicen que " Woodford ha llegado (
San Sebastian. Ei sciior Fable ha dimltido el
cargo dc Iresidentc del Consaio de Estado
Las tropas destinaia4 4 C.bs silt,r5n Dc la Pc
ninsula en- e pr5ximo Otone FL general Az
carraga qaiere Gar un rudo gol;le !. la inserrec-
cion y dispone 20 mil hombres maa que seran
cnbarcados al priaer auiso del general Weyler.
" lia tenido la cortesia de dcspeiirse de
nosotros para la Peninsula, el i]ustrisimo senos
Ohispo don Fra Torlbio Minguela, de onyo
visje habIamos Gu otro lugar. R"tcramos i
SIS. nuestras paIabras dc si,npatfa, de
sein1ole muy baen viaje toda clsse de pros
pcridadcs.
arina Iacie2da II. Nestle o;s, es,S'1 de zs... re
den Il precios fabalosamente bara1os. Fa'nan
dez, Garcia Co. San Francisco So. 3o23
-. lIa -ao capturaao en- Ponce el ecser-
tor dc Preside Eladio Roirignez Plaza
(a) ei "lngiesito
,.s@ @ABASrU PUBLICO.--La carno d.
res, Sc oxpender5 mafsna Gu esta capital q 32
ccntavos c kilo.
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res Cereocro Montesoro sobre Ia fama de
testa1m1os que gozan los aragoncscs.
5. --Coro sEl cafe dc Puerto Ricos can
tado por to1os, bajo la batata de don Jose
Battle.
6. 7-aLas campanadas', sChateau Mar
gaux, sDuo de Ia africans, por las nihss
IIortensia Mariani Y Ernestina L6pez.
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p R 0 G r A M A

Primera pa2te.
l.o-Pruebas practicas dc las bondadcs
del Moscatel, por don Diego Beccrra.
9. o-Dscurso inaugural sobre la pf1uen-
cia del Moscatel en- las veladas, por don Sebas-
tian Nuloz Rivera.
3.o-Gran fantasia de Fausto, 4 manos,
por las seloritas Gracia Battle y Mia Lopez.
4. o-sE campo sus delciass diserta
ci6n por don Joaquin Gisbert.
5. 5.o-Gran fantasia sobre motiyos de Ia
Africana, de ketterer, por la sehorita Mon
serrate Munoz.
o-Romanza <Non.torn6s por Ia senora
Koncoron Y selorita Battle.
7.o-Vals en- mi bemol de A. Duranl
por don Jose Barranco.
s.o-La iota aragonesa balada por la
sehorita Balita Beeerra el doctor Cerecedo.
.Segsoada parte.
L. Q : Otras pruebas prActicas de la exec
lencia de Ia marca Tuborg, per don Carlos
Santamaria
2. -Rspsodis hdpgara ndmero . de Litz
por Ia seHorita Battle.
s. Mon6logo en- italisno sIa felici-
dads, por la scilora Laura de Roncoroni
4. 4.o-;Cual es e arte moderno que mas
preocupa la humanidad?1 disertacion por
don Javier Mariani.
;. = Trozo elegante SCascada dc Rubi: >
de Sidney, por la sellorita Muhoz
8. 6.7-sVals arabesgues de Lscb, por la
sehorita Battle.
7.o-Jota aragon,sa eoreaia, por don
Francisco Montesoro.
s. o-Condiciones climatoldsicas de Abo
nito, disertacidn por el doctor Cnrbelo.
1erce1d lafte.
/. l.o-<I.o duce es mas grato que 10 agro,
prue bas practicas per doha Regalads de Be-
cerra
.o-,Tradici6ns cuento recita!o por Ia
sefiors dofls Teresa Galo de OdoaFdo
3o-sA estilo de esta TERRA dos danzas
por don Jose Barranco.
4.o Dialogo improvisado entire los sefo
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Ia pnI|a paella TANCA ndm. ., csquina
"a uS'ia siatila Tetuan, san Juan Pto-
Rico. Dep6sito general y sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establccda en- Cayey
por don Carlos Lopez. En- este estabecimien-
to hay siemprc un surtido constante de todas
las vitoIas conocdas, tan bien presentadas como
las meiores de la lIabana. Rama lcgftima de
las Vegas del Plate. Solicitensc catalogos.
Representante. ALBERTO PEDRElRA. 2
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UNA FIESTA EN- AIBONITO

Los numcrosos hutspedes del gran Hotel de
San jose, en- Aibonito, Sc propusleron festejar
el santo del .iorea director de LA CoRREspoN.
DENc1A, la noche del 81, y :; la yerdad que 10
hicieron explGndidamente. Sc ceebr6 ANNA
dfsima velada artfstica cientffca, hterara y
6ailtSticQ EI immense edifcio del hotel tenn
blaba con los stronadores aplausos, y el consul
mo de yinos, dulces, eerveza y refrescos probo
que el arte la ciencia no estan rehidas con la
gastronomfa. FL festival sc lleyo efecto, con
solo la SUPPRESSION de un discnrso por imposibili-
dad fisca, baio eI siguiente
The times., 1897-09-26
GAMES TODAY
Louisville at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at ~. Louis.

New York, Sept. 25.-The Senator's start
ed of ike quarter horses at the Polo
Grounds this afternoon, and it looked for
a time as il they had the game wei in
hand. After McCreery had made a muff
In the opening inning Of Farrelrs hit, with
two men Oh the bases, Rusie was touched
up for a G0uble and d triple, which, with
a base on balls Melted five runs. They
slammed out two more clean singles IN
the next inning, bat clever fielding kept
tie visitors from scoring After tins
inning the big boy steadied himself, and
but three catered singles were made of
his delivery
The Giants had failed 10 solve Swaim's
delivery up 20 the fourth inning, when
they banged tie leather an over the lot.
They continued their slaughter in the two
succeeding Innings ana won Tie game hands
down. Bgt for several brilliant plays aud
the clean hitting OF tile Giants, the 5000
o. more spectators would probably have
fallen asleep. One Of the greatest plays
ever Witnessed I'll a BAH field occurred
IN the se-enth inning, and il offered no
endof amusement 10 th.. spectators. Swain,
the first 5aUJer Up, after having Two strikes
CailedO on hiuu, made a clean drive to center.
Van HaiJrca ran in Oh tie ball, made a
pretty soyop and thew quickly to Bill
Clark a. first base, tie bah beating Swain
by at least two feet, Lynch yelled out"
but Swain stood on Tie base with mouth
wide open and apparently damhfounded.
In the eighth inning, with Farrell on
first, Tom Brown hit line fly back Uf
first base Kid Gleason sprinted afteI
the hail and made a clever catch, turning
quickly around he threw 10 first doubling
up Farrell. WrigIey also made pretty
play In the seventh, and double play Dy
Reilly and Tucker in the fourth inning,
with the bases 1EIl, ELECTED hearty ap-
plause.
The Senators opened the game. Selbach
was retired at first, but Rusie nearly
drove the haI through Gettman's back
and the latter took first. DeMontre Vile
singled 10 left. Farrell hit q fly TO right,
but McCreery muffed the bah and Gettman
scored. Tucker struck out, hut Brown fol-
lowed with triple to night, sending il
two runs. Reilly went 10 first on balls,
and he ana Brown scored on Wrigley's
double Swain went out TO first.
Tie lOue team started 10 score In the
fourth. bayis beat out an infieId hit, but
was forced At second 10y Gleason. Gettic
received his b0se on balls, and McCreery's
hit tailed tie Kid Clark followed with a
hit 20 center and Ciettig crossed the rub
Ter. Warner was struck with a pitched
bali, anG tEis filled the bases. Rusie tap
ped one t. Reilly, who touched third and
The times., 1897-09-26
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The times., 1897-09-26
A sInnnrrrn Dnintv.

The young man with a very high turn
down collar and q small mustache walked
up TO the lunch counter in the railway sta
ton and Indignantly laid a small parcel
On the counter.
Whats in it?'' asked the attendant.
"One of your sandwiches. l don't want
you To take it hack he fastened to add,
as forbidding expression crossed the
others face. But it's of no use to me-
and 1 don't care to throw it away; so 1
return 1t into your keeping without making
any reproac chesor expecting any apologies. =
''Didn't the sandwich suit you?'' inquired
the attendant Us he tore away the pa per.
1T certainly did not. I don't know
when I have been more disappointed"
Look herel" came the indignant re
monstranee. You have no business run
ming down this sandwich in that man
ner. You haven't even tried it,
THAT remark implies d reflection on
my veracity," was the response, in oIni-
nous accents.
You don't mean to say that you have
tried it,"
Yes sir; do mean to say just that"
"But there isn't any piece bitten out os
It."
s'I didn't say that had tried to eat It,
Neither did say that you Were responsible
for the manner In which 1 had been dc.
ceived."
What is your objection to the sandwich,
may | Inquirer"
Il have nothing to say about the phenom-
The times., 1897-09-26
An Amateur Incubator.
(From the Dexter, Me.. aazette. ]

(From the Dexter, Me. Gazettel
chicken yarn is told by the fireman
of large Lewiston establishment, where
q fire is kept under the boiler ali the year
1t viii revolutioniZe the incubation bust
ness.
II seems that onIe day the fireman heard
! peeping on the sand by the side of the
boiler, and down came a fluffy little yell
low chicken. Every other day after
chicken world come out of the darkness
behind the boiler, here it was impossible
for anyone to climb
After three months of this, chicken
coming out of the darkness behind the
boiler every other day, the fireman got
scared. He thought he was possessed, and
gave up his job
The foreman heard Of the Scrape and
commenced to investigate. He had
hole cut in he building in the rear of the
boiler and found that by a hidden pas
saCeway an old air vent. hen from 4
neighboring hen yard had every other da
crowded il behind the boiler and laid an
egg in the warn sand that surrounded the
furnace. After three weeks the perfect
temperature ana even moisture incuhateGi
and hatched the egg and chicken came
out.
Every other daY a chick was hatched.
aud, not finding its mother handy, had
crowded out over the boiler and fallen
into the sawdust on the boiler floor.
The times., 1897-09-26
0R|0LEs|TDaN THE TABLES.
Eighteen thousand People Wit
ness a Brilliant Game.
SOME WONDERFUL FIELDING
The Champions OutpIay Their OPP
poDeEts- Robinson's Great Put
BILE Up to the Seventh Inning
Jennings and Reitz's Great Work.

Baltimore, Sept. 25.-The Champions
took them into camp in q game replete
with brilliant work on the part OF both
teams The ATTENDANCE was q record
breaker. Every seat was occupied, and
the crow d in the field almost reached en-
tirelY around the grounds. Although over
$4,000 people We're present, yet it was
one OF tie most orderly crowds that was
ever seen at Union Park, andafter the game
was over they swarmed around the Bos-
ton players and the visiting rooters, and
gave them three cheers, a demonstration
that never before occurred on this ball
field.
The Champions outplayed their oppon.
ents, The fielding was beautiful but one
misplay marring their work. McGraw was
the only one to play poorly. Jennings and
Rel.z did wonderful work, while Doyle
pushed them hard for honors.
In the seventh Robinson made the great
est putoI 1t at the plate that has been seen
here for G,any days. Hamilton was on
third and Lowe on second. Lowe started
to steal third and Robinson threw to
Reitz, Lowe being caught between the
bases. and Hamilton dasbed for the plate.
Doy;c, who had the ball. threw TO Rob
inson. The throw was low and Robinson
got the ball on the pick up just as Hamilton
dashed into him. The two nlen rolled
over and over, but the fat backstop held
on 70 Hami ton, as well as the pall
The visitors put up a great fielding game.
RlCbcddnZ, however was unable to hold
the local batters in check.
Hofrer, on the other hand, did great
work. Up 20 the seventh inning he was In
vincible, but one man reaching third.
The champions started the ball rolling
in the opening inning. After McGraw'
out, Keeler hit to Long. Jennings out put
ham on second, and Kelley single to cen
ter scored him.
In the neXt inning they corraled two.
Doyle singled Reitz struck out and Rob
inson fouled out. Hoffer hit into the crowd
for two bases, and Doyle reached third
McGraw huuctd, Collins kicked the bau
and 1t rolled toward the bleachers, and
both boyle aisd Hotter tailed.
IN the seventh the Bostons broke the
ice. Long hittfbei down the third lase iine
for two haSeSi Bergen fled Ia Stencil
NHi"eudH% bdut Il scratch mt, winch
McGraw should havegotten. Hamilton got
a base on tails McGraw let Tenney's
grounder go Through his legs, and Long
and Klobedanz came hume. Lowe forced
Tenney at second 1t was then that
Hamilton wa1Znailed at the plate. The
orioles also tailed twice in this inning
on two singles, d double ana triple
The Bosrcus{ made their last run il the
eighth on two singles and an out. Doubles
by Ro0inson and Jennings gave the Ralti
n'ores their siEa h run In the eighth. Score:
The times., 1897-09-26
MICHAEL AGAIN A WINNER
The Welsh Wonder Easily Runs
Away From LeSna.
He Defeats the Swiss Crack by
Over Two Miles in the Thirty
three-Mile Race.

New York, Sept. 25.-Jimmy Michael,
the Welsh racing crack, defeated Lucian
Lesna, the noted Iong-iistance Swiss rider,
at Mahhattan Beach today. The men met
III 33-mile pace match race, and Micha e.!
won by two miles. Several open short
distance amateur and professional events
were also run off, and were productive
of some exciting finishes. The meeting
was attended hy $4,000 persons.
Lesna, contrary to expectations, seemed
to possess little speed, and did not seem
To rank in Michael's class.
Each man mad tLirty-two pacemak ers.
Michael showed preference for small
machines using two sextettes, four quads
and one quint. The quads were his fast
est pacing crews. Lesna used five sex
tettes and one quad. Ills defeat cannot be
attributed TO puor pacing this time. as his
crews when disposed to let out, ran away
from hin on every occasion.
AT the outset it was evident that L.esna
stood nc possible chance, but the crowd
was hopeful that Michael would cut some
OF the existing records. In this respect
they We're disappointed, as q strong breeze
biew across the track thro dghout the
race, putting fast time out OF the question
At different periods of the race Lesna
seemed exhausted, riding as If with the
greatest effort.
At seventeen miles Michael led by
mile. He continued to gain, and at the
finish of the race led by two miles and
half lap he rode easily and manifested
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The times., 1897-09-26
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