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Harvard Boat Crew Practice.

GALES FERRY. Conn.,. June 2o.-'rhe
Harvard varsity crew went out in their shell
for practice at o'clock this evening with
Coach Lehman coaching them from the
launch. The crew padded on the down
stretch easily to the mile mark, and from
there rowed to the start on time = covering
the half:mile in 2:5O. Mr.. Lehman did not
seem particularly pleased as to the blade
work on the starboard side. which was rath-
er ragged. and the boat very unsteady He
had the crew paddle back to the half-miie
flag again. and this time the work was so
vastly improved that Coach Lehman ex-
pressed his great qualification to the men.
The time was 231
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WILL NOT co TO WINNIPEG.
Local Oarsmen VIII Not Race This
Year.

At meeting of the Minnesota Boat club
at DR.. MacLarens office yesterday 1t was
reported by President Gordon that enough
money had been collected to permit the cub
to turn over it's house to the new athletic
cub free from all membranes
Capt. Denegre reported that he had re-
ceived communications from the Winnipeg
and Rat Portage clubs of the Northwestern
association. relative TO the entries CT the
Minnesotas in this seasons regatta, which is
to be held in Winnipeg
The Winnipeg people will be told that the
Mlnnesotas VIII not be represented this year,
the economies Of the past year incident to
paying off the Indebtedness of the club hay-
ing taken all the money which would other
wise have gone into new boats and repairs
for the old ones.
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Lawn Tennis championships.

LONDON, June 20.-The all-EngIish lawn
tennis championship tournament opened at
Wimbledon today.
The American competitors, Messrs. Hobart
Grant, Parmly and Paret, drew byes in the
first round.
The interest Of the day conferred IL the an
pearance OF Clarence Hobart, the American
player, who outclassed his opporent at ever,,
point, the scores being 81. 6-s, 60.
Paret is out Of condition; nevertheless ha
gave his adversary, G.. Simmons. a hard and
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Dryer wrest1ed q Draw.

M. J. Dryer. of this city. and John Row
EFT; of Calumet, Mich. wrestled draw at
Calumet Saturday night The match was at
Cornish style. Dwyer won the first fall in
twenty-five minutes and Rowett the second
in forty-five. The men had to stop at mid
night. so the contest had to be left untin-
ished.
Dwyer has now challenged Rowett again,
Offering to throw him three times in an h .ur
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21

At st. Louis-St. Louis vs. Philadelphia
CHICAGO, June 20.-The Chicagos won
their first game from the Bostons today,
in a close finish. For seven innings Gala
han was invincible, the locals meanwhile
having punched their hits for five runs In
the eighth, the visitors used the stick to COED
advantage and with the aid of two gifts
with a double. but the next three batters
were easy outs. Attendance 300. Score
R.HE.
Chicago .......o - 0
Batteries, Callahan and Donahue; Nichols
and Bergen
SEYMOUR WAS WILD.
PITTSBURG, Pa. June 2O.-Seymour was
wild and gave several bases on balls, but
struck seven men out. Killen's gifts of bases
all went to Joyce. Each time "Scrappy'
Joyce cine to bat he walked Ptt:burg
played fast and snappy, and the Giants were
rot in it at any stage. Attendance 1s0O.
SCore:
R.HE.
New York IL 0 0 0 Q 10 G 5
BattCies. Killen and Schriver; Seymour and
REDS PLAYED BADLY.
CINCINNATI. O.,June 2O-The R ds played
% their worst today. DamInann was pounded
all ever the lot. and his support was rage. d
Rssurrected Maui was almost invincible At
tendance, 5000. Score:
RH.E
HaifiaaPe .s s 9 81 ~ IS
Batteries, Dammann and Vaughn; Maui and
Robinson.
HOW BROOKLYN WON.
CLEVELAND. June 2O.-The Brooklyns fell
on Young for four hits. two of which we're
twc-baggers, in the sixth inning. Clevelard's
two errors were also costly. Score: :
Cleveland 80 0 0 0 112 0 CT 4
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Think of Deehanty being second in tbe
league in base running! He has TWENTY-FIVE
to his credit, while Billy Hamilton, who
leads the league, has twenty eight BiIl
Lange. always one OF the base-running stars
of the league, has only made twelve SUCCESS
full pliers this year.
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brilliant fight. particularly in the last set.
delivering the ball with his foot over the line.
The score Of this game stood 10. 6-3, 1910.
Grant is a promising youngster but was
outclassed, his scores bengsy6-1. 6-1, 6-1
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The Adams would like a game with any
club in the city under fourteen years of age
They have omen dates for every day but
Thursday, when they will play the Val B atz
EXPORTS. Address Charles Kovec, III LIE
avenue.
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Ed Mrzena who played with the milwaukee
club for time in 1895, has fallen hair 20
quite fortune by the death of his father.
He has decided to retire from base bali for
good. He has been playing with the SpriH e.
field club in the interstate league, holding
duwn second base i1ie
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sullivan batted for Meredith in the Ell h.
Earned runs, Kansas City 8; two-base hits.
Wilson, Rice, Campau. Reilly. Letcher; thr e.
base hits, Gear, Slagle; bases en- balls. eff
McNeely 3; off Gear 2; struck out, by Nc
Nicely ,: by Gear /; by Pardee l; innings
pitched. Gear s; Pardee 3; stolen bases, FRS
bee. Wilson, Connaughton, Slagle; left on
bases, Kansas City s; Minneapolis 10; double
plays, Siagle to O'Hagan; McNe=ly to Lst;h r;
time 2:S0; umpire, Mannassau, attendance,
l01O
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WE YANKEES"
That's What the Veterans Down in
Dixie Now Call Themselves.

From the New York Mail and Express
correspondent travelling through the
South tells patriotic incident of visit to
the Confederate Soldiers home, near Nash
vile. The friend who took him there was
resident of Nashville, had served in the
Confederate army, and was well known to the
inmates of the home. When the two men
alighted from the carriage which had taken
them to the grounds, several veterans called
out Whats the news Capt Garrett ,"
Upon being told that there was no news, one
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 2O-The
Blues lest to Minneapolis today in
brilliant eleven-inning game. Gear was
knocked cut of the box in the eighth
The Blues lost an opportunity to tie
the score in the eleventh, when VioX
was caught off third base by Reilly,
who had concealed the ball. Score:
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

Anson's effort to secure Keller and De
Mentreville has caused President Hanlan to
put price of $4,000 on the two men. They
are likely to remain in Baltimore for SINE
time at that figure.
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DIXON BEAT TWEEDLE.
The Defeated Boxer WAS Knocked
Out Twice.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 2O-Tommy
Dixon knocked out Billy Tweede twice in
his fight at the Rienzi Athletic club tonight
The first time was at the end of the fourth
round Dixon landing a lightning bow en-
Twcedle's jaw just as the bell sounded.
Iweeole lay motoness and his seconds had
to drag him to his corner. They fought
Just minute In the fifth round wh5n Dixon
landed a right and left swing and had Cwee-i
die unable to guard himself, the chief of DO
lice intervening at that moment and telling
Referee Dunhorst to stop the fight.
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Fred Lake. who refused to sign with Svr.-
cuse early in the season, and who stated .hat
he would play in the big league or nowhere
is catching for the Syracuse Stars. .'red
needed only little time to bring him off
his perch.
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o., the feature OF the game being the play
of the winners. Afterward they defeated the
Dreis is to II. i. Pilot struck out fifteen.
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LOndon Orchestral Instrume en- taIfsts.
London has resident population of nearly
LOCO professional orchestral instrumentalists.
OF this total nearly 700 are violinists.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21

The Heinz Kids defeated the Pioneers Sum-
ia! Is to D. Batteries for kids, Saahel and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21

Louisville has at last released Catcher Bill
Wilson, whom the critics. there have been
roasting so hard.
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Size of Cuba by Comparison.
Cuba is about as large as the state of Penn
sylVania, containing, as 1t does, about $4,000
SQuare miles.
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First Use of Signals on shipboard.
Signals used by ships at sea date from
1865. They were invented by the Duke of
York. afterwards James II. q
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The latest bulletin of Ban johnson shows
stack of transfers contracts, ETC. The news
items contained in it are found in the slIs
sas City and of Pitcher Briggs by Columbus
Briggs is now in Cleveland. advertising him
self to pitch for independent teams
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Heinz Kids defeated the Fast Cubans for
the second time by score of to g. Bate
res for Kids Stahel and Kelley; fer Cubans.
RGsentkal and Horwitz.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21

Bob Wheelock is now playing the outas,d
for Norfolk 'Hoio
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21

Louisville may try Pete Daniels If st. Louf
drops him.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. June 2O.-The Colonels
defeated the Senators in dull and uninter
osting game. Frazer's pitching and stop
of a line hit by Ritchey were the only sea-
lures. Attendance ESQ., Score
R.H.E.
Louisville IL o 5 % IS is o
Washington 20 1 o 0 0 0 OIL a 3
Batteries. Frazer and Powers; weighing nnd
McEr rfrn
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johnson Defeated KAISER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-John S. john
son. of Minneapolis. defeated Karl Kaser,
the champion of Switzerland. today in a ten
mile paced race at Woodside park in 2O:26 2-5.
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NEW BLOOD IN SIGHT.
Manager Comiskey Pays Chicago 4,
Flying Visit.

Manager Comiskey, of tie St. Paul base.
ball club. id not go with the team yesterday
morning to Omaha, but instead went 10 Chi
cago where it is rumored he has chance to
secure some new blood fer the local club.
1t is said to be within the bounds of prob
ability that the form and features of AL
gernon Mcbride may again be found in the
team when it returns to this city, and that
Comiskey can get Pitcher Isbel OF Chicago,
II he Is willing to make certain bargains with
President Hart.
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ELEVEN INNING CONTEST
BLUES BEATEN BY MILLERS IN
A BRILLIANT GAME

the Score in the Eleventh and
Minneapolis Won victory
Fine Exhibition of How Not to
Reds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ChicRgOs Won Their First Game
From Boston.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

At Ch:cago-Chicago VS.. Boston.
At Cincirnati-Cincinnati VS.. Baltimore
At CleYeland-Cleveland VS.. Brooklyn
At Louis ille-Louisville VS.. Washington.
At MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. New York
At st. Louis-St. Louis VS.. Philadelphia.
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ESPER pATTEp HARD.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 2o.-Esper was bat
ted all over the field today. The Phillies Sc
cured twenty-one hits off his delivery. TIE
game was hstlessS one. Attendance. leo.
Score:
R.H E.
ST. Louis 20 0 0 1 O 1 O O o. II
Philadelphia 3 l 0 3 0 0 A OLA q 1
Batteries, Esper and Sugden; Donahue and
MacEa
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est Jacob" Beckley made the worst break
on the bases that was ever seen on Chicago
grounds in the third round Yesterday. He
was at second, with two out, when McPhee
hit liner to center. Lange tried to scoop the
ball but it rolled through, and Mertes, who
was backing I'D, recovered it. BeckIev
reached third. but, to the amazement of ev-
erybody, turned and ran back to second Nc
Phee beat the throw down and earned a two
baseI but Beckley returned and was stand
ing On the base. Connor touched 10th men.
and Beckley was out-Chicago Tribune.
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Minneapolis 6, Kansas City 3.
FHE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

AT On a, a-Omaha VS.. St Paul.
At karsas City-K. City VS.. MINI Is polls.
At arapolis-lndianapol VS.. Detroit.
AT Co.Cmbus-Co;umbus VS.. Milwaukee.
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WAS A DULL GAME.

| Brooklyn $500 90 O 0 6 1 0 OF Is 0
/ Batteries, Young and thinner; Dunn and
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Carpet cleaning reliably done at Schroeder
Dickinson's. is East Sixth ct.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-14

do dtila S1san7. Y SobydA dcciAi6 doHnnoisr
en- el pariddoo de IA calo dc pnrlido Ia lie
gala de Ia paloma, mitntrss oil :raineyo, qua
vo,yfa dc regar c. rjfn y SO lbs la CANA,
dGcla:
-iPu6 que ees un milagro, que Dios
nos avse de argo mso eieno!
No 50 hsbl6 de otra cosa hasta Ia hora do
acostarse, y Ia Ca&ilda no hacfa mas qao reirse
micntras quitaba lcutamcnto TODD 10 que habfA
en- la mesa.
;Do gus to ,fea, tonta? r. 10 tlijo doila
SasaDa, va h.rta to vsrla tan contcnt,
La Caeil Ia Sc motto la mano en- e! bosilo,
ssc5 un bile,e de 7eiatioinco pesct,s he,ho en-
un ovillo, y desp!egiulo,o Sc 10 dis sobr5o,
diciendo:
Don Ranaiso, 80 ne hara ustod el favor
dc poncr cuatro dngos noaio en- ell correo l.
nombre DO Anton'o Marin, en- el presdio dc
Walls doid.
QuedaroNso tolo5 asomhralos.
~ qai6n cS csc don Antonio?- exolam6
dofa Sasana mss ssombrada todsvfa
-Pues, sonora, es el chico aqual que en- el
bale de la plaza, en- Briviesca, le di6 una puma
lada al secretario del Ayuntamiento por que
bai6 conmigo....
--iSf, "a me acucrdo!
-D0eHo; Pues Il! p0pTe cnlc0 le cOndena
ron dooe afos, como quo neg qusremos mu.
cho.... pues nos esoribmoa con Ia psloma :.
--iiCon la palams!!
La Casilla, Ell meiio del asonbro general
contina6.
---Esta paloms e5 dc las uueatras; go como.
CO que ha rerdido cl rumho, B sc ha parade
descanaar aqaf, peco 81 la suolts listed, Bri
viesca ifs, poTqne va ha hccho el camiuo mas
de veinta veccs.
-SPcro, = est's re1ss y cifras mistcrio.
sss?....
-iPuns ben claras aatsn!- ,ntest5 Is
muchaoha riGadose como una tonta--,Lo que ca
que hay one saber las cosss pa elatemaeHus!
Va v6 ustei 81 esta clare:
Envteme morenta reaIes d VaUu0oHM.
Nil Jesos ....
lila inocente!! grit6 Sobr6n.
- -iJesis, Jesds gus chicas 6stas!--excla.
nlaba dons Susana.
--Pues no 10 vo7 d9jsr Gin direro to.
niendo 20 ..-dijo Ia Casilda.
Y nos fuimos todoa la cana nientras el
jardnero decfa s'A en- la cocina:
-sY 81 FIJI el Espfritu Santo? ;Osras
cosas hemos visto.
ErsEBlo BLASCO.
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triaci6r, que comenza1a deatro de 'pocos dfas.
Los comsionados esFaholes y los yankees han
Legado un acuerdo, rsspecto al indiscutible
derecho de Espaiia 4 conservar h propiedad
de to Ia Ia riqueza movible pertenecisnte 81
Eatalo, incluso toao ell material de guerra,
Discatese ahcra uaioameate 81 10 artillerfa colo
cada dltmamenta en- fusrtes para la defensa
de Ia isla, ha do considerarss como material
flo de fortifcacion moViblc para los efectos
de determnar 81 parteneos 4 Espana los
Estalos Unidos, que anexionsn Ia Antilla. Pc
70 sobre to presdmese que SO llegara faoil
msnte un acuerd,. NADIA nuevo ha vuelto
decr el ganeral Maefas de sus desavenenoias
con ell Goberno insular de Ia is'a, p.esdmsse
que niuguna resolution habra do adoptar el
Captain General de Puerto Rico, va que ests
tan pr6xima la fecha en- one ha de ser un he
cho defnitivo la anexion,
~ Acompahado do a!euto B. L. M. nos
envfa nusstro amigo don Joaquin Masfs-
rrer, alcalde de Humacao, un ejemplar del Re
g|amento del ouerpo de seguridad y orden pd.
blico, organsado allf recientemente:
-. Segdn 6rdenes dadas por la Capitanfa
General, mafiana, las dos de la tarde, EN-.
baroagan ca ell vapor eCoyalonga, con destino
la Peninsula, tcdos los lioenciados absolutos
que han veniio ests capital con tai objeto =
los qae &c les ha ex xoeddo psslports.
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jtt.IO'.l'I(yI AS

w.. Aver eutr5 ca nuestro pueto el vapor
hospta. ameriosno ebay State,, Ell capitfn
Mr.. Butmoun, procodento dc Afecibo con 60
tripulantes, POGO despues entro cl do igual ma >
cionaidsd xphiladephis,, su capithn Mr.. Gro
kets, quo Gallo & lsa dos hoyas dc su !!egada
con rumbo la Gaaira (Vcnezue!a). TTajo
este barco 81 pasHjoros para este puerto 10
dc transito.
~ Aver fueron curados en- Ia sals de so
coryos Maria Claudio de una confusion qoeIe
produjo Martin Ve1tura, Vicents Davila, de
otra contus6a que 10 ocasion6 un deaconocido
que 60 dio Ia faga; y Ramon Cruz de una
herida incisa que SO produjo casualmsnte.
~. Hoy como las ocho &c la malana
entr6 s este puerto e vapor alemAn eAskanias
procedente de Europa, via St, Thomas con
carga pasajsros para este puerto.
- La Cimars DO diputades do la Re.
publica Argentina hs aprobado IN voto de con-
lianza al gobierno sutorizhrd lie para movizar,
cuando 10 jazgue oportuno, so 900 hombres.
Sin embargo, las probabilidades do una ao!uci6n
paeifica en- la question de Chile, aobre los Ifmi'
tes andinos SO acontdau eada vez mas.
~ Ell Ayuntamiento de rujo alto ha
relnitido la superior aprobaci6n Ell reparti-
mento general para el ccrriente afo ecopomico.
Il III oVuafJo N0 O2okSeoiASh NO "COkua
do Ia devolucion de fanzas los contratstas
DC correspondence postal don jose Do Jeeus,
don Manuel E. Jimenez, don Pedro Tomas
Ubarri seilorea Vilar y Orlardi.
~. Anoche oeniiaron ell Hato -rey un
ranch6n one Sc halaba Immediate 10 casa de
don Joee B .lao; Ell fuego fue estioguido des-
pu6s de haber hecho su sgosto. Convendra en-
extreme que Sc orgauizaran cuanto antes en-
Santurce, Puelta de TERRA Marina patrullas
para 10 vigiIanoia y garantfa de las personas 6
intereEes.
~ Nos dioen de Rio-piedras que ell orden
allf es perfeoto. Ell uuco incidonte que SO ha
registrado desis que los uortesmaricanos &c
poaesionarcn de squel pueblo es el lgo agus:
Alganos comeroantes penineulares teaian pues.
tos en- sus estableoimiento los r6tuos ala Pusr-
TO R;quens,. tT.a Borinqaona,, etc que fueron
b1rridos con pintara n"g,s
-. La goleta sDoIorcs, ha trailo ests
c'pital 75 fscos c2a slmii6n, procedente de
Humacao,
*. Por la Jnnts Central del Censo HI 81
do deaignado el Official dc Secretslfa don Lufs
Schelly ara racorrer hacerse cargo do toios
los tooumcn.os de aqueia corporation.
~ Al llegar fuerza5 roEtaamericanas {
Gurabo sajieron su cnouentso slgunos veci
nos c2'l gtaades cartelones que decfan: saba
10 el alcs1e!s Una VIZ en- el pueblo Sc nos
ditc-el for Gonzalez Garcia tomo Ia psla
bra piiiendo en- rombre del vecndario Il dos'
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10000 paninsu|sres Do PuaIto-nic9
de Ell Liberal, de Madrid J

Ell atimo telegrama del geaeral M&css ma
merecido un detenido estudio del Goberno.
El c,pitan general de Puerto Rico hab' a
en- este deapacho de la evacus ci5n de la isla.
Sc hacen las operaciones sin difcultsd =
rApidamente. la eyacuscion urge al goberno
de- los Estados Unidos, IS teImlnara en- un
periodic rela,iyamente breVe.
Pero no es este, en- el itimo despscho del
general Macfae, el punto que ocupa Ia atercion
del Gobierno. Habla el captain general de
Puerto Rico, en- gu cablegrams, de Ia necesdad
de rspatriar s diez mil pcninsu!ares que re
hallan en- aquslls isls. Estos espano'cs ae ME
gan resueltamente & permsnecer en- PaeIto Rico
bajo la bandera norteamericana.
Sc trata de militsres rstirados, exempcados
pablcos = familias de los mismos, do otros
muohos que fallecieron en- la isla.
El general Macfas expone la consiiera-
ci6n del gsbinste, no va la solicitud, sino la
nacesidad dc rspatriar estos espaGoles, que no
quieren vivir on un pueblo s;ankee,.
ri Gobierno ha estudiado estss mauifesta'
-cienes de Ia primera autoridad de Puerto Rico.
Pero no quiere resolver de plano la caes'
ti6n, Son de tai naturaleza las diiculta.sas
econ6micas para trasladar de Puerto RICO & la
Peninsula dies mil personas, que un acuerdo do
conformidad con 10 que expone ell general Ma
cfas complicarfa Ia situacidn, y el Gobierno SO
reeiste sfrontar esas complicaoonea qae ha-
brian de pesar consilsr4b!emeato sobre las
difcultades que va exlsten.
Pcr otra parte. no estima prudente G, Co.
bierao negarse reereltameDts 10 que, TO COMO
petici5n, sino como obligado inlorme d. una
autoridsd, manifesto ell general Mscfas.
En- gu consecuencia, el aspnto passra S
estudio del Consejo de Estado.
Ysos deliberaciones serviran para la resc-
luci6n que en- au-.dfa habra de adoptar el Conse'
10 de mllietros.
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de In.trucci6n primaria de Humacao ha sido
nomb.alo el aventsjado joven, bachiller en- ar.
tes, don Felipe Serrapo. III nombramiento ha
eido bien acertado, dadas las dotes que ador
nan al referido seiior Serrano. FslicitAmoels.
~ En- breve llegara eata capital con
objeto de embarcarae para New York don Ma
nael Argiiaso, comerciante de Humacao.
~ En- sustitucion de Ia perdia goleta
sC!ementina, hara sus Wales de esta capital 8
Humaoao y Naguabo Ia goleta sEncarnacions
salienio dc nuestro puerto todos los ssbados.
~. Anoche hubo una reunion en- Ia Clfni-
ca dol doctor B,rbosa, Ia que aaistieron los
elementos del partido autonomista hist6rico.
Fuaron desiguadas tres oomisiones para infor-
mar al gobierno norteamericano de Las necesida-
dos del pats. Comision polftica: Licenoiados
Rossy, Lopez Landrdn Hernandez Lopez.
Comisi6n social: doctores Saldafia del Vale,
= ell senior Sanchez Morales. Sscretario, don
Damisn Monserrat. Comisi6n eoon6mica: Sr.
don Rafael Pslaoios Apellaniz, don Andrea
Crosas, don Manuel Roman, don Manuel Egox
cue Secretario don Jaime Sire.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-14
oada gremio algo do sus pretensiones, llegarfa.
90 uniicarse Ia opinion del pats en- tan esca-
brosa materia para que el Congreso Americana

" UuAAOokuo "a OPAbAon uUA P0Ap OA VOL cbOa'
brosa materia para que el Congreso Americana
taviera alguna bMe en- que fnuda,so al tratar
de la formation en- que hsya de hacorse la con-
version de nuestra moneda.
Nos congratulamos de yer que por prinaera
yes desie que SO sgita la cue't'oa mono,aria
de Puerto Rico Sc haya llegado fjar un orr
terio que juzganos scertado y equitstivo robus.
teceadolo una inmensa msyorfa de tan respe'
table institution como el Cr5dto y Ahorro
Poncefo, compuestn de come 'ciantep, agricnl.
( torres, banqueros, propietaros en- general de to-
das las clases que representan Ia rqueza del
pats
Serfa de desear quo otrss corporacionos do
analoga fndo!e scout d dsen ell crjterio de los 60
cionistas del Cr9dito Ahorro Ponoeiio para fl
jsr la opinion iptluir Gu las deeiHiones del
CongreEo Americana.
Fue tambi6n acuerdo unhnime de la Junta
General aolicitar, en- su da, del Goberuo Ma
cional que pr6via simaltaneamente con Ia
question moretaria, sea resueta Is reforIaa
arancelaria en- ell ssntiio de cabotaje absolute
entire Puerto Rico y los Eata los Uniaop, sin 10
cual serfa inefcaz la conversion ca oro do nues'
ira actual mcneds, para el progreso material
del territorio, en- cuya opinion tamh:en atua Ia
mos por creerla l6gica pertnente.