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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
Sc MANDA GRATIS
. A ToDo Ell MuNDo i.
" P. eyaa. 4'I,ea s1 ..!!Es'. .ayEsa DEL MAS
one sesrlsl ZEE my PsouIo a v,soa pfRotpa.

Todo 81 que ocurra al State Medical Instituts,
900 Elektron Building, Fort Wayne, Ind,
E. o., recibira por Correo, gratis, nm paquete
del femedio mas notable, con que Sc han cnrado
"a miles de hombres, quienes habian venido lu-
chando tnutilmente por largo tempo contra IA
eufermedad fisica y mental de la perdida dc
viRor. SD exito ha sido tan grande que, en- pro
de II hfif1anidad, fa resuelto este Instituto re-
partir grafuitamente paquetes de Prueba todas
: lar 1,efsouas que Ocurran e1. FL tratamieuto
g puede efectuar su propio hogar, sin moles-
5 tia: asi es que todo el que padezca de debllid1d
seIuaI, bajo cua19uier forma, "a procedA de
"a r1ernoria, depression fisica, varicocele 6
emaciacion de las parties, puede curarse, por si.
uismo, en- casa, sin despertar Ia u1inin1 1fens
cion 8 curiosidad por parte de nadie.
Este remedio tieue un efecto pArficularmente
alentador. y desarolla rapidamente las fuefzas
fisicas. Tambien cura todas las enfermedAdea
causadas por el largo abuso de las funcionsa
natura1es, 8 por cualquier Accidente del rniauao
genera, en- las que siempre ha sido vsrdaderAs
mente soberano.
FL lIns,itnto quiere ayudar s aquelia ciass do
hombres que no pneden dejar % hoGar para ir
curarse; por ESQ les manda gratis ana mnes-
que puedeu cnrarse por 81 mismo de la debili-
dad sexual y otras enfermedades de ia uisuA
especie. nsaud0 remedios adecuados.
FL lnstltuto no hdce nfnguna excepci6n ptes
mazda gratis todo ei que 1e escriba an paquete
de Prueb4. Embellishments sellado para eyitaR
cualquieI inconveuiente pubIicidad. Toda So
ltsitnd d1rigida al State Medical Institute, en-
VISTA Qe 1btener paQuete1 de prueba, oer4 ateus
dtd1 Hgc4tA = yeemexad1nente.
- eaRateA 4 los tocteres ssesibAn sin pSedtdA
41tt40pos ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Sc encuentra en- la Isla Guile
bra ell crucero americana "New
York, que en- union del canonero
<Detroit, del aviso de guerra "Vi-
ken Sc esperan en- nuestro puerto
hacia ell lunes venidero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ha sido nombrado por la Jul hta
Judicial, Alguacil del Tribunal de
Arecibo, don Felix Ginorio Oliver as,
que figura en- 81 primer lugar de la
terna. habra de sustituir q don Ma
nuel Navarro que ha sido declara do
ceSante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
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una c cochera, Sc vende & baje !,
IN magnffico c q ball o amer
mansO, do silla tiro, un Gle
coche de paseo, sin carroza, &.
mo modelo en- los Estados Unis
Informarsmos en- esta reds
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Esta maf1ana salio para San
Thomas elremolcador <Slocum> q ue
Sc hallaba surto en- nuestro pu er-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
Febrero II de 1900.

En- un despacho que publica ell
Fitness de Londres, expedfdole de
Odess, Sc le comunica la noticia de
que en- el Arsenal de aquel puerto Sc
declare un horroroso incendio que
le redujo totalmente a cenizas Las
perdidas Sc consideran en- un million
de rublos. -
Ell gobierno frances ha conce-
dido al preside nte del gobierno de
Espaf1a, sefor Silvela, Ia cruz de
la Legion de Honor.
Sc nos encarga avisar los pa
rroquianos del Colonial Clubo que
manana, doming go, les el dia anuncia-
do para ell almuerzo extra de la Sc
mana actual. Esta noche j maf1ana
habra cena sin faltar las reglamen-
LIE ha sido aceptada la renun-
cia que presentara don JOS e Manuel
Rodriguez del cargo de Fiscal mu-
nicipal de Nara njito.
Ha sido declarado sin lugar ell
recurso de alz zada interpuesto por
don Juan Vazquez contra el Ayun-
tamiento de Hato Grande, en- el que
protesta contra ell nombramiento de
don Jose Maria Cueto para medico
titular de aquella poblacion.
Ha sido nombrado Fiscal mu-
nicipal de Utuado don Ran non Roig
Colomer.
PERFUM ERIA FRANCESCA:
Ell mejor mas yariado surtido. Ele-
gantfsimas chalinas, corbatas ca
misetas, las fam mosas eCREPE DE
SANTE1 a precios muy baratos, Sc
encontraran en- ell <BAZAR DE NO.
VEDADES, de Manuel Vicente, en-
donde Sc ha recibido ell sur lido mas
esplendido por los dltimos vapores
de Europa. Tan nbien Sc encuentran
en- dicho establecimiento: cam as, pa
raguas, tohallas, maletas, encajes
de seda algod6n, cintas pof la Guar
ia parte de su valor, 6 infirnidad de
artfculos propios para regalos@ mi
tad de precio, Al San Francisco Il.
<La Raz6n,, de Arecibo, ha
sido llevada los tribunales por ell
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Segun Ia prensa i,

Segun la prensa extranjera,
los gastos que ocasiona la Gran
Bretaf1a ell ejercito que mantiene en-
la guerra contra los "boers," ascien-
de a la suma de 8. 10000. 900 de
{ al mes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Aver tarde fue muerto de un ii
70 en- Santurce, por la policfa, n1
perro hidrofobo que recorria las ca
lies del barriO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Dicen de New York, que ell
Presidente Nc Kinley, 81 las CANA
ras no conceden ell cabotaje, ST la
imposition de una pequena tarifa,
dara q todo su conformidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Sobre una licencia que 81
el concejal don Pedro Maria :
cartes, ha consultado al Centric
perior el Ayuntamiento de Isat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

<La Raz6n,, de Arecibo, ha
sido Nevada los tribunales por ell
alcalde de aquella Villa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17
E| ej6rci ito
britdniCo,

Un periodico de Londres publ
ca, bajo el tftulo Gel pequeno ejer
cito britanico'' una relacion de las
fuerzas militares de la Gran Breta-
ia.
Resulta de 81 que esas fuerzas
Sc comp omen de 32 regimientos de
caballerfa; 228 baterias de las dis
tintas clases de aquella ar rtillerfa;
157 bata llones de infanterfa de Inca
"a de milicias.
De est as fuerzas hay en- ell Africa del
Sur, 13 regin1ientos de caballeria; AZ
baterfas i 6 companies de artillerfa,
48 batallones de infanterfa, inclu
yendose en- estas cifras Mos cuerpos
actualmente en- camino hacia ell tea.
tro de la guerra.
En- la India regimientos; IS
baterfas, i AZ batallones.
En- Egipto, 1 regimiento: 9 bate
rias, tres batallones.
DR.. I. FONT Y eUIL LOT
TWENTY YEARS ExPERIENcE,
AND lately rAAcTIcINo At Ttlg
t1osr1HALs or NFW-Yonx otrr.
Santuros. puas<o- -naca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ha sido acordado por ell AyunF
tamiento de Manatf, la creaci6n do
dos plazas de escribientes para
aquel municipio, por ell exceso de
trabajo que resulta con la anexi6n a
aquel pueblo del de Barceloneta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ha fallecido en- la Capital de
Espafa, el Duque de Medina Sido
MIA, que en- la actualidad desempe
1aba ell alto cargo de Jefe Superiot
de la Real Casa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

En- Lares, barrio de Pilete
dia 13 del corriente, Sc incendiJ un
bohio propiedad ell vecino Vicente
Ortiz. No ocurrio ninguna desgra-
cia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

La Secretarfa Civil ha pedido
nuevamente al alcalde de Trujillo
alto la remission de la lista de contri.
buyentes de'aquella municipalidad,
apercibiendole con imponerle una
multa 81 asf no cumpliera en- ell plazo
mas breve possible,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ha sido antorizado ell munich
pio de Utuado para abrir un nuevo
empadronamiento de ganado, en- ell
terminO de As diaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

CARNIVAL. Las 1ltimas n b..
vedades a precios sin igual. bonn
BONES franceses en- envases ele-
gantisimos 81 25. libra. Esplendido
surtido en- PERFUMERIAf francesa.
? Ramos de azahar para novias. Agre-
names, galones, cordones rizados
de seda. Zapatos para bales a$2.0O
par. Cinturones Federales Republi
canos 60 centavos uno. Id. con he
billas de bandera espaf1ola, a 60 CEN
tavos. Todo este en- ell acreditado es
tablecimiento de modas, EEL NUEvO
BAzAR" 40 San Francisco 40. 81
Circular rumores en- esta ca =
pital, de haberse recibido cables d q
New York, de que en- ell Congress- b
americana dom inan corrientes favo-
rabies, no bien determinadas atin, de
que Sc nos concedera ell cabotaje.
Hemos recibido un Ibro en
cuarto mayor, que contiene ell infor
me del comisionado especial Mr.. Cd
rroll, sobre la poblacion, gobierno ci-
vii, comercio, industrial, productos,
tarifas, etc. de La Isla de Puerto Ri
co. Dicha obra contiene 813 paginas
esmeradamente impresas pero gu b
no hemos podido leer por estar ed :
crita en- lengua inglesa. Damos la 5
gracias al remitente + juzgaremos 5
los informes cuando esten traduci-
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ha sido confirmada por la
Superioridad, la multa que le impu.
sierra q don Bartolome Rosy, ell
Ayuntamiento de Guayama, por in
troduccion fraudulenta de artfculos
gravados con ell impuesto de consul
mo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ell gobierno frances ha conce-
dido al preside nte del gobierno de
Espafa, senor Silyela, Ia cruz de
la Legion de Honor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

En- case de que sea necesario ell
aumento de las fuerzas inglesas q ue
combaten en- ell Transvaal, ell Go
bierno de Londres utilizara a los
naturales del Africa del Sur.
Nos dicen de Adjuntas que Ell
dia IL del presente mes las 23
minutos de la noche Sc sintio pn
fuerte temblor de terra en- aquel
pueblo, que duro 2 segundos, ala ar
mandO muchO al vecindariO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

La policfa de Puerta de Tierfa,
decomiso aver & don Manuel Torres,
tres cuarterolas de ron, por no ten ne1
los derechos pagados, i a don Fruc.
tuoso Fontanes,~ 46 libras de pan po1
eXpenderlo falto de peso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Ell Alcalde de Adjuntas ha Nd a.
nifestado por escrito al Secretario
Civil, que ell Conceal don Jose l..
Soba Sc ha negado frmar las mi
nutas actas de aquel Ayuntamie n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-17

Hoy han tenido efecto ante la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan los
juicios orales ipdblicos de las Cd u
sas seguidas en- los Juzgados de es ta
Capital, contra Manuel Orellano
por hurto Rafael Lopez, por les TO-
neS.
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LIE ha SldO aceptada la renun-
cia que presentara don Jose Manuel
Rodriguez del cargo de Fiscal mu-
nicipal de Naranjito.-
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OMa1Mlz6ln
New York.
LrcKY " cnoIcr or 4 Nile.
New York

A friend of the Drew family OF ac-
tors met Mrs Josephine Drew for the
FIRST time in years. She has spent
several years in Dresden educating her
children. This friend, who Is a stanch
admlrer Of the younger Mrs. John
Drew tells the story Of their early mar
RED lite which shows how lucky Drew
was IN the choice " a wife The Sec
ond month of their marriage the young
couple were living az the Gilsey House,
New York. and the bills began 20 come
.n. They came ia q shower. Drew was
IN those days beginning TO acquire q
reputation as O well dressed man, and
AugustIu DAILY paid him a salary con-
s.jeab.y under half q hundred.
Mrs. Drew. who had quilted the stage
on her marriage. cast up In her mind
the total of those bills and shuddered
when she saw the horrible discrepancy.
Her husband was at rehearsal, ana she
could not wait To- consult him Luckily
for The pair perhaps that she could not.
Downing her bonnet and shawl-is that
the correct phrase for the early eight
ies2-sho went westward and engaged
rooms where soapsuds frequently scent
the atmosphere and where rarely a car
riage is seem when the leading man re-
turned from rehearsal, Mrs. Drew was
at work packing up. and never from
that day 90 this has debt had "a shud-
derlng personal sound TO this happy
household.
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the attendance at the Victoria may be
accepted as a criterion. The friends
and admirers Of these funny fellows de-
clare that they have practically knock.
Cd out Weber & Fields; but that Is
a very great mistake. 10 correct which
10 IS only necessary to make the trip
down Broadway to the music hall pre-.
sided over by the latter gentlemen No,
the Woberiields aggregation has a
stronger hold than ever upon the ar
tectious of the New York theator going
public. but there is room here for more
than one pair OF German dialectIc fun
makers ana the Rogers brothers APP
pear TO have established themselves In.
dIsputab.y and satisfactorily as AN
nLLnr raLrn
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THEATRICAL POINTERS.

Miss Lulu CHASER this season wiu ape
pear in new comic opera specially
written for her.
Pauline Han is 20 be seen 1l this sea-
son In vaudeville.
me latest fsf-e from tho pen Of Van
Moser' author OF The Private Score
larry" Is called "a Child OF tha seccs-
SION Charles Frohman has bougbt
NE American rights toit.
II Is limited that the arrare,r,,r,
which brings OILS skinner ana NJ
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FOOTBALL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

II the crimson does not finish near the
top Of the ladder this fall, overconh-
dence Will probably be responsible FOR
the downfall This had something to
DO with Haryard's failure to down all
opponents last season aud is "a malady
always likely TO De prevalent In a team
al this stage Of the game.
Probably the strongest nucleus Of a
formidable team Is 20 be found at Yale,
and the substitutes and newcomers
promise to make a mighty good lot Of
players The followers OF the dark
blue are especially anxious TO win this
iuil and II strenuous effort ana hard
work can accomplish It they win sue
coed. New methods prevail In Yae's
coaching circles, and the strongest
corps OF old players that has ever been
seen on the New Haven campus will
endeavor 20 bring the team to a state
Of perfection
AZ old Nassau there seems 20 be a
plethora of candidates FOR positions
back OF the line, whereas graduations
have depleted the ranks Of the for
wards 70 an alarming extent How
ever. there is a good assortment Of sub
sututcs and freshmen, and the coaches
should De able to thrash them into
shape by the time Of the big games
In November
George Sanford is again at the helm
az Columbia where eligibility rules
now govern and win prevent such scan
dals as smirched the blue and white
escutcheon last fall Cornell Is yet an
unknown quantity but Coach Haugh-
ton may be trusted to make The best OF
the situation and turn out a credItable
eleven.
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study Of the Christ, the incidents OF his
life and the times in which he lived.
and the result was "Ben-Hur."
william Norris, whose Plnchas In
Children OF the Ghetto was one Of the
notable bits OF acting disclosed during
last season. is credited with a new hit
as a hunchback court Jester In Viola
Aliens new vehicle, In the Palace OF
the King"
In the autumn Of 1901 Henry Irving
and Ellen Terry viii return to the Unit
ed States with new material.
Francis Rogers, one Of the younger
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Women The play Is said 20 deal with
the sex problem On an interesting man
ner.
Glen Maclonough's new play for Miss
May Irwin, The Belle OF Bridgeport"
has made a hlt
The main story Of "A Royal Family
Is that of a princess who obstinateiy
refuses 10 marry a prince FOR state rea-
sons ana who, when the prince wooes
her iu disguise, promptly falls desper-
ately On love with him
Grace George, who IL playing the role
Of queen Honoria In Her Majesty" In
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which she &c starring, has selected
Frank Worthng as her leading man
Among the now plays which Mr.
Charles Frohman has IN his possession
is queen Flameite." an adaptation by
John Davidson from the French OF Ca.
tulle Mendes.
IL Is not generally known. but # ls a
fact nevertheless that the book OF
Ben-Hur' was the result Of a chance
conversation between General Lew
Wallace and the late Robert O. Inger-
soil Something that the great inndel
said led General Wallace 10 make q
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E. H. Sothern as Hamlet.
"Caleb West" a Success.
Young to Join Irving.
TTTT7TwT7TT0VUT7TIVT7T 0T17Vr0v"Tv0I

Lawrence or C.1udlus vag Simply
nuehoble. ana Vincent sternroyd's La
....7 may or may not have been good.
This uncertainty as TO the 0uallty of
hs work Is due t0 the fact chat scarce
Iy word that Doe uttered was audible
TO persons Sitting beyond the middle of
'ha house. Most OFF tHe smaller roles
were aocoptab'y played but Mr Soth-
rn IL hc possess the ability TO BE- C1n-
lIi With himself must admit that ncI-
Their boo nor hts company is suited 60
shak.pearean work.
The cast in fuIi was 0s follows.
tamw Bling oi umuuk..hrhr q Lawrence
HHm... n &" the a.a ni nephew oi tHt
In-..,.t-.... ........,.... o. ,-Hun
fo'on. joni ommHuHIu........ .EInn iue
La.itH ou % polaru.. ........y Hou. s.au.rl
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barltones Of the Metropolitan LHt 5..
Grand Opera company claims lad
tlnotion Of being the only n.' ca.
graduate TO enter upon an op. 4. 90.
reer lie win make his debut ."
hengrin." ,.,.r,cs
John Hare IL coming over TO A'I cam.
TO play The Gay Lord QueN, Ia.
pared TO this play II Is sa'u '""'
"a" is a moral Iceberg ,os So.
II Is said that Mrs. Langiiy " ~ sdy
cured r. c. Cartons COMEDY vtl
Huntsworth's Experiment anu
bring Il 10 America In the iaii'
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REJANE'S REAL NAME.

The name Of Reiane. the popular
French actress, was originally ReJu q
seemed unattraCtlye Early 10 her ,8.
reer her friend. Alexandra Dumas ne
younger. suggested that she should
manufacture a new one. Reglls Be.
jalle and Rejolle were all tried and re.
jected. Finally she hit upon RCjsns
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GUS AND MAX ROGERS.
Photo by chieksinE Boston.

The butcher ODE village gonlp..uIlluy Holiday
Deacon Potts, rl.ar.... ,...,.......iiery james
Betty West, ll.Ohs WIfr..........NI Buckley
Mss l,uN raiHHg ia- tie light.N.o5I Hlslus
AunU Bon. t.Han Joas wi'. Rate Denim wilson
N- p..h.a, Oh, -0aao.uIsI1eH. Gilman
Miss Iait spHstgr............... Emily Wak.um
Mics Ann NHlu.... G'.aso ldnhug Rl.-il
M.a BebeeaN,un5 miNueH ....,..Alc, Hunt
James Young, a young actor from
Baltimore, has been engaged for a term
of years 0s the leading man OF Sir
Henry iHing's London Lyceum COM
pany
Mr. Young became a legitimate star
while hc was sam in bis teens. Tie had
the usual narrowing experiences Of the
one night stand star. but he always
c0nuiyed % remain on the road until
the arrival OF the date set at the begin
ming Of the season for The closing OF the
tour. 4 couple OF years ago AuBustIn
DAILY summoned Ar Young TO Chicago.
where he requested him 90 read the role
of Shylock in the Merchant Of Ven
iCe,' So pleased was Mr. Daily that ne
Immediately engaged Mr. Young for
his company. having in mind as Dee oN-
planned Co the young man az the time,
an elaborate production of Che N.r-
chant OF Venice" with Mr. Yoms as
ShylOck just about that time the
"Cyrauo DC Bersorac' craze was sweep
ing over Europe and this country ana
SIR Daily decided 90 put the piece on
hero ON mis- return from Europe Tn
this Young played Christian FOR a short
Umo His rather abrupt withdrawal
from Che role w8s said. hy those who
claimed Co he In m position Goo know. TO
have been due tO Miss Ada Rehan's dis
is. of the youn- man and tO her jyal-
ousy over the reported intention OF Mr
DAILY 90 present him as Shy.Dck BE
that as &c may, when the Merchant OF
Venice was finally produced Mr. Her
bert Gresham was the ShY0ek and Mr
Young was-uoWhere. lie would have
left Alr Daily in any event after his as-
s'rnUDnt to am absurdIy small role n
Tho Great Ruby but the managers
death made extreme measures unnec-
es-IrE.
Nr Young next made n short tour IN
Lord Byron % play especially written
FOR him by Miss Nd8 Louise johnson.
IB This venture he was successful bee
yonl bis expectations and o. Yves his
intention TO go out again this season in
the same piece Dr. iry.ngs offer IN
tervo1ai however Nr Younc's friends
t.'t chat 90 was Che opportunity OF a
lifetime and so the Byron tour was
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When a football team was star.
ed at the Carlisle Indian school Som.
years ago, II was said that Che ah5,g.
ines would never equal the white, Z,
this game, In which Qu.gbneU q
thought and action Is an essential
Nevertheless the red men have sh5r,
that, with good coaching they can rr,
up a very formidable article OF football
against the finest college eleyons IN III,
country In spite of their good sh5r.
ing Il Is claimed that the Indians al.
still slow in learning tricks thenssu,
and IN grasping the secret OF treo
played on them by opposing teams
This al may be, and probably "a the
Still young Frank Hudson. the noted
Indian quarter back and drop Kicker
who was second 10 none iu that POSI-.
ton for several seasons. has sh6.r
that he Is not dun when lt comes 10
combining football with business 90 he
own profit He has recently secured
position in q Pittsburg bank and ts,
signed a contract with q prominent
club In that city, according 10 Ne
terms OF which he win give that organ.
ization the benefit OF his skim st ut.
king lodging and dropping field goals
and in return viii draw a fat salary
LEO ETHERlNGTON
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AHosT OF the larger college football
WI teams have played one or more
' games by this time, an of them,
however merely practice affairs OF
short halves against teams far weaker
than themselves, Il Is therefore large
ly a waste OF time trying 20 estimate
their relative strength at this stage Of
the game There are too many circum-
stances that may materially alter the
complexion Of Affairs before the height
Of the playing season, The freshman
classes have not been thoroughly sort
ed out and many future star Is set
hidden
So far as the outlook may be Judged
from the material left over from last
season, 80 may De said that I'm the lar
ser eastern institutions there are far
more first class veterans LETT in college
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

For the next few months wa nr..
pect 20 see periodically On tha r...' .A'
pers that such ana such a .,y.. Pc do
decided 10 retire from The d.ra-5 '''
Ing TO business Seyer1 sr.s 5...'''
rations have already been Bo5. ~,
lots more are sure TO follow. '''
one of the first OF these ssr,, o.
Pitcher Joe McGnnlty who t,s nv. ~
yeoman service ior BROOKLYN 7r5
whom Manager Hanlon is moro i,5...
ed for his clubs proud position me-, f.
any other man on the team. Th. oi.
Mans alleged reason for r.tr,. .
that he has business Interests ",1t
are suffering
Now, IT'S dollars 90 d0urfuuts ,l.,
McGinuity will be wearing ODE pr,.
Ign uniform next season. Ho .sm.t.
the best record OF any pitcher n.s,...
ana Is right In the zenith of r.s ea-...
He is also a good bauman ana fat..
Added TO all this. 1t Is more thsn max
able that next season DO wIu D.. 1a..i
the salary limit of l2400. 10 Is tarfs
likely that he has any business boz,
Will pay him so much as THAT 0r NJ,
which entails so little really hard v5.s
Perhaps II Is 20 induce Manager H,,
lon To offer him the salary limit h..
Joe has put forward the retiring
story,