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SOME ExCITIAG SPORT.

After the old timers race the yachts
were gotten ready and there was quite
a parade OF the flyers before the warn
ing gun of the first class yacht race
was fired from the lighthouse. The
new practice Of starting the races with
two guns, one as a warning and then
the starting gun five minutes after
and taking the time OF all the yachts
in class from the firing Of the start
ing gun. simplifies matters great deal
for the timers and makes the start a
matter Of good deal of manouevering
and developes good seamanship.
In the first class race the Eva, E. o.
White: Helene, F. Whitney, and Bon
ME Dundee, c. H. Smith. started.
The course was from starting line,
passing out channel. keeping between
line of buoys and piles, leaving spar
and bell buoys on port side: thence to
and around can buoy of ]. B. Castles
house. keeping it on the port side in
rounding: thence to flag boat on en-
trance to Pearl Harbor. keeping it on
starboard side In rounding: thence to
and around bell buoy, leaving 1t on
port side: thence to spar buoy. leaving
it on the starboard side; thence keep
ing between line of buoys and piles in
channel to judges stand.
The Eva got over the line first, the
Bonnie second and the Helene third.
At the spar buoy the Helene had
passed the other two and led them to
the 6rst turn The Eva turned second
and the Bonnie last On the run down
to the buoy OF Pearl Harbor the He
lene fairly ran away from the Others
She got = good ways to leeward. how
ever. and lost considerably in reaching
In for the turning stake The Gladys
made up considerably on her through
this- The Helene turned the second
point 1rst. however, with the Eva
close on her heels. and she was passed
by the Eva on her beat up to the bell
buoy. The Bonnie was distanced. The
Eva finished hrst. closely followed by
the Helene. and the Bonnie Dundee
0nished flfteen minutes after the He
lene. The Eva had to give the Bonnie
thirty seconds time. but yesterday Il
did not avail the old boat The timers
give the time Of the irst-clan boats
IS follows: Eva. hours. min
utes. and - seconds: Helene. : hours,
8 minutes and IS seconds: Bonnie Dun
dee. hours. $ minutes and IS sseonda
Ths flrst prise vas 500 trophy:
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two starters, the Hawaii, w. L. Will
cox, and the Dewey, L. w. Hebron.
The course was the same as in the
irst class race. AT the start the
Dewey took the lead and kept it for a
long time. The Hawaii was always
dangerously near. however. and from
the way the two boats chung to one an
other the race was the most interesting
of the day.
The two best yachtsmen here were
in command of the boats and there was
no fooling on the part OF either. Each
cried to win. On the beat up from the
Pearl Harbor turn calm was struck
of the quarantine station. The boats
would have made much better time
had the wind not failed them. After
rounding the bell buoy the wind was
struck again and the boats came alonS
at good speed.
The Hawaii made the lighthouse
with one tack, the Dewey made two.
They finished about four minutes
apart, the Hawaii crossing the line
first Her time was 3 hours. As min
utes and 50 se,cnd-. The Dewey made
the run in hours 40 minutes and IS
seconds.
The third and fourth class yachts
sailed over the following course: From
starting line passing out OF channel
keeping between line of buoys ana
piles, leaving spar and bell buoys On
port side; thence to and around can
buoy of J. o. Ca ties house, keeping
it on the port side in rounding; Themes
to a flag boat of quarantine station,
keeping it on the starboard side in
rounding; thence to and around bell
buoy, leaving it on port side; thence
to spar buoy, leaving it to starboard;
thence keeping between line OF buoys
and piles to judges stand.
In the third class race there were
four starters. They were the Opitsar.
H. B. Penhallow. Myrtle, G. A. Gro
zier, Kaiko, H. Mott-Smith and vi-Ke.
Prince David. A new champion was
expected in this race, but she failed
to appear and the little Myrtle again
covered herself with glory and clinched
her title in a runaway race that fairly
startled the onlookers- The new boat
built here was expected to at least
make things lively foS the little won
der from Australia. but she failed Ia
mentally. The Myrtle finished TWEEN
ty-two and a half minutes before the
vi-Ke. Her time for the distance as
given by the timers was hours. IL
minutes and is seconds. Time OF Vi
Ke. 2 hours. "a minutes and 50 seconls-
The last named boat got second place.
Opitsar was third; time 2 hours. IS
minutes and II seconds The Kaiko
started 20 far behind the other boats
in this race that she returned after
rounding the iirst buoy.
The Anna. C. F. ChiIlingvorth;
Edith l.. Sam Dowsett: Abbie H.. H.
II Dow: Pokii. H. B. Williams. and
the Shin. C. johnson. started Ia the
fourth class race. The Anna returned
soon aftsr starting. but the others
sailed the race and finished ~ follows:
Pokii time hours. 50 seconds: Ahbie
II, time : hours. 81 minutes. IS SEC
onds: Edith L, time. hours, "a min
M. u seconds: Skip. time : hours.
6 ninutoa. - seconda The Pokh.
Ahhse =. ana Edith L. Al old boats.
~ u tine a the vi-Ks nun almost
1yo nfnntno 70 . tsw ooeo0dA
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whole day, as they were all punched
as they crossed the line.
The half mile swimming race was
won by Kuaiwa in nine minutes.
The race for ships boats was won
by the boat from the E. B. Sutton. 1t
was over the spar buoy course and the
time was IS minutes and Is seconds.
The boat from the William Olsen was
second, the Dunreggan was fourth anu
the McNear fifth.
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notice is hereby given that all oa,-
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above firm are now resumed by the
new firm. operating and continuing
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(Signed) A. MoRoFF,
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MECHANIC aud little girl want board with
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little girls Address BEARD" this Office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20
NEW MEXICO
To Bond the Town.

To Bond the Town.
Weed, O,ero county. New Mexico
held an election on September Is and
voted to bond the town for SI5, 600 to
build a new school house.
Ordered To Leave
The houses of i'll repute In Carlsbad, ,
New Mexico, have been broken up,
and the women ordered to leave the
city within forty-eight hours.
albuquerque Fair Opened.
The twentieth annual territorial,
fair opened Tuesday at Albuquerque
The opening ceremonies occurred at
O'Clock In the afternoon and were
participated in by the mayor, the
city council and many distinguished
citizens. The fair has attracted large
crowds from all over the territory and
surrounding country, and the pros
poets are for q successful event.
Wife a Murderer.
Ed johnson. bridge carpenter at
Cerrillos, New Mexico, was shot and
instantly killed Tuesday by his wife.
The evidence at the coroner's inquest
showed that he bad threatened her
life several times. On this occasion
he removed the cartridges from his re-
volver aud threw the weapon on the
bed. His wife secured It, loaded IT
While his back was turned, and shot
him.
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week, is being closely followed. he
has not yet been captured though his
arrest is looked for at any time.
For Cleaner Politics.
Rev. DIR. G. V. Cow an of the first NJ.
E. church of Phoenix on last Sunday
morning preached a sermon on better
citizenship.
Water For pimas.
Col. E. 81. Graves Of the Indian de-
pa tmept has arrived at Phoenix to
make . report TO the department con
corning what methods can be taken
for the relief Of the Pima Indians who
are suffering for water. Col. Graves
is now at Scaton preparing his re-
port.
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Water For pimds.
Pure Hyglenic Waiter.

Made from destiled water. Ask your
family physician or druggist as to
purity and heallhfulness of our ice.
Telephone N. IA.
Ell PASo Ice & REFRIGERATOR Co.
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ARIZONA

Murderer Not Caught.
Guillermo Li5aldo, q Mexican who
murdered his mistress at Yum last
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State of Texas, County of FL Paso, SIS:
/, u s. Stewart. cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
II. =. STEWART, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn - before me this
18th day of Septen Der. 1900.
JAMES l.. MARI,
Notary public for FL Paso county. Texas.
Correct-Attest:
JOSHUA 3. RAYNoLDs,,
NJ. w. FLOURNOY, Directors.
J.F. WILLIAMS.
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Il Febrao de 1900 c. p,andaco


y al cuerpo diploma atico, hace DDS
semanas, Sc le asign6 un puesto se-
cundarip, mientras que el Presiden-
te INFERNO del Senado ocupo Ia pla-
"a de honor.
Mr.. Henderson ha namado la
atencion del Presidente sobre este
punto. Dfjole que no podfa consen-
tir que el elevado puesto que ocupa
sea tenido en- menos, ahora, que 10
que estlvo antes;;y que en- tai virtud
recIamaba para eI v su esposa todOs
los privllegios consideraciones q
que tien en- derecho por la costumbre
estabiecida por la dignidad del car
go. .
Hay quien olga que el Presiden,
to Nc Il lnley no fue ageno q la pre-
tericion que motiva los celos del
Speaker de la Camara EI Presiden-
to tiene la costumbre de designar los
puestos que en- las comid S oficiales
han de ocupar los convidadps, y mu
chos detalles que Sc escapan Ia
atencion del official encargado de es
tas festas, no pasan desapercibidos
a la mirada de Mr.. Nc Klnley.
ALas relaciones de ambOs Presi-
dentes, 81 de la Repdblica ell de Ia
Camara, son muy cordfa les;i en- virr
tud de la protesoa del q timo Sc han
verifcadp afguncs cambios en- orden
de colocacion de los comensales de
Casa Blanca.
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Asociac||ii6n
de fabric cantes ! !
AMERICANOS.
AMERICANOs.

Con obieto de que ia Asociaci6n
de Fabricantes Anericanos tenga el
infiujoi poder necesarios para lie
var q todos los puntos del giobo las
manufactures americanas, ell Sena-
COR Hanna Iha presentado un Bll en-
el Senado para Ia incorporation de
dicha sociedad.
El Presidente de ella es Mr.
Theodore g. Search. Sus PROPOSE
tos soa estabecer dep6sitos en- todas
parties, especiafmente allf donde los
intereses americatlos no tienen re-
presentation ahora.
Hay /. $50 fabricaptes on la Aso-
ciaci6n, los cuales representan mu-
chos centenares de mlllones de do.
liars. Sc procura 81 aumento de
Consnlados, i es probable que la SO
cledad Sc RIA por las leyes del SER
vicio civil, pues todos convienen en-
que mas que agencias de negoclos,
la association debe tener sus oticinas
revestidas del tinte Dfeiai.
Otro de los objetiv I'D de la socie.
dad es contribuir con todo su poder
q la pronta coutruccion del canal de
Nicaragua de todos los cauales del
contiuente. Desea hac er saber q los
pafSes 4xtrangeros 10 que son las
manufactures americana, ense11ar.
les las ventajas de comerciar con
elias -
La oficina central de Ia asocia- =
cion esta est ablecida en- el edlicio de
la Bolsa, de EFiladelfia. h
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!,l a' d .Isa'iiii,
a nues stro Ayuntamiento

Aver decfamos que fbamos a
echar sobre nuestros hombros la I'm
proba tar ea de ir sef1alando defectos
y deficiencies en- nuestra admins
TRACTION y en- los actos gubernativos
de las autoridades municipales, con
ell laudable fln de que Sc corrijan;
pues con las m6]tiples atenciones q.
ocupan q dichos hombres phblicos,
llenos al d de la mejor intencion y
buena fe, escapan a su vista muchas
deficiencies infracciones de ley,
que la prensa esta en- la obligation
'de seflalar.
Llega annestra redacci6n la no.
ticia de gu % esta noche se reune el
concejo con el objeto de nombrar
empleados.
Nuestro caracter de indepen-
dientes nos autoriza para hablar cla
no en- esta question interpretando la
opinion ptblica. Vease, mas bien
que nuestr manera de pensar en- 10
que vamos q decir, la manera de
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Dando jjuego.

Esta dando juego en- Ponce la
multa impuesta por el alcalde de
aquella ciudad un policfa in~ular,
que al detener q uno para qutarle un
cuchi llo que portaba, fue denuncia
do por ell duef1o del cuchillo, de que
ell policfa vert1a palabras descom
puestas siendo castigado por 81 Tri
bunal do Policfa Pero 81 jefe de es
to cuerpo Sr. Urrutia protesta CON
ira la determination del Alcalde y
Sc va en- alzada ante eli jefe superior,
pues Ell reglamento de la Policfa Iu-
sular prohibe ejercer autoridad so.
bre los gobiernos municipales, es-
tos sobre la Policfa Insular, cada
uno es independence en- sus atribu-
clones. r.
Creemos que esta es otra equi-
vocacion del alcalde de Ponce.
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DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANlEI
Al,1mnos e3rte17aos, pensioniStas y medic
pe,asiondstds, Calle del Sol nalzn. ~ q IL
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Ell comisionado de Pensiones,
Mr. Evans, q lesicion del Senador
Gallinger ha enviado al Senado una
lista completa de todos los indivi.
duos que reciben pensiones del Go.
bierno :.-.
En- dicha lista figuran:
4 viudas 2 huerfanos, de vete'
ramos de la Revoluci6n. I'm super
viviente 1898 viudas de soldados de
la guerra del af1o 1912. 1856 vete'
ramos de las guerras con los indios
de los 'af1os 1882 al 42, mas de 1889
viudas. 92O4 soldados de la guarra
con Mejico, mas 8. 175 viudas.
Desde 81 af1o 1861, en- virtud de
leves generates, Sc han concedido
pen stones a 321, 555 invalidos 80, 901
viudas; por ley de 1890 q 420, 912 in
validos mas 130, 226 viulas.
Y ahora ell Comite he Pensiones
de la Camara de Representatives. ha
info ormado favorablemente el bill por
ell cual Sc pensiona tt mbien q los sol
dados de la guerra con Espaf1a.
Ell n1mero de pensionistas de
los Estadus Unidos, como Sc We, ex-
cede al de todos los pensionistas de
Europe por guerras; el dinero que
dichas pensiones cuestan, es mucno
mas que el que Sc necesita para sos
tene ell mayor ejercito de Euro.
pa.
En- vista de estos da tos un Pc
riodico americana pregun ia 81 el pa
triotismo es una virtud que Sc ha
perdido, 81 los contribuyentes no
tlenen derechos que deben ser respe
tado S por los demagogos presu-
pues st1voros.
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pehsar i de sentir de toda Ia pobla-
ci6n de San Juan, pues no hacemoa
NADIA mas que trascribir 10 que en-
corrillos, reuniones, tertulias, tea
tros y cafes Sc dice v Be comenta.
POGO nos preocupa cue sean fe.
derales 8 republ blicanos los empiea.
dos, es mas, comprendemos que en-
igualdad de circnnstancias, debe
darse preferencia a los que militen
en- 81 partido de Ia mayorfa.
Pero bdsquese la1aptitud, la la.
boriosidad, la probidad, Ia honradez
No pretenda premiarse servicios 20
lfticos con los fondos del procomdn,
no Ise pretenda cumplir compromi
SIS spersonalfsimos con puestos ph
b icos, no Sc pretenda convertir sen
inclusa Ia casa del pueblo. Busque
ell partido imperante eubre sus hon
bres. que los tiene muy aptos. bus
que los mejores y premien el|m6rito
] Ia iDteligencia, no ei voc+ar de
los meetings;i tendran Iel APPLAUSE de
todos.
Ayuntamiento de San Juan, So
bre vOsotros esta Ia mirada de todo
un pueblo, la atenci6n ds los que pa
gamos esos empl-ados; acordaos al
desiberar .esta noche. qua vais hacer
administration y no polftica, que
vais a nombrar servldores del p1e..
bio y no servidores vuestros; que la
equidad y honradez, como no duda.
mos, resplandezca en- vuestros &C.
tos, queremos oir alabanzas de vues
tras gestiones y no censuras amar
gas; que nos deis motives para
apludiros mafana mo para critica.
ros duramente.
Hasta maf1ana. r
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Los alumnos reciben en- este Co
legio: l Q La instruction primaria
incluyendo ell irgl6s, dibujo y la his
toria de Puerto Rico. z 9 La ms
trucciGn secundaria, 8 sea la prepa
raci0n para 81 ingreso en- las Uni
vcrsidades de los Estados Cnldus
SO Glasses de adornO. (dibujo, pi1.
tura :~dsica) 4o Teorfa y prac
tica dc Tencduria de libros. Sc
ran tambitn adm,idos, en- calidad d.
interncs, los alunnos que deSee'
continrar sus os,udios en- la alta F.
cuela Americas a. donde aQuello'
concurriran vigilaios por los ins
paotores del Colcgio, rec1cleno'
despuds repasoS privados de Ia
asirnlturas que cuFscn. Este GO
Il GO ,ienc sr E"s |Ancnto interior
cue SO cnviara los padres quo E'
soliciten
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"Empleo con exito la Emulsion de Scott
en- la escr6fula. Ell raquitismo las enferme-
dades de los 6rganos respiratorios todas las
afecci6nes que dejan tras de 81 una gran de.
bilidad Constitutional" DR. CAsTRILIa Vs.
lenciA. Venezuela.
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He obtenido los mejores resultados en-
mi clinica civil con Ell empleo de la Emul-
sion de Scott en- los tuberculosis, escrofulo-
sos y en- todas las enferrnedades que dejan
tras de 81 empobrecimiento de las fuerzas."
DR.. MuNIz FERREIRA, Mococa, Sac Paulo BRASIL
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"Receto frecuentenxente la Emulsion de
Scott para los depauperados por miseria fsio-
logica, para los ninos faquiticos y para Ia insu-
hciencia nutritiva que siempre predomi1ia en- la
tuberculosis" Dr.. SuElRAs Habana. Cuba.
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cp p''tii,s'. Dc t'ii4u1t.
fNCAS,Ade DEL. JJ.~AMCA

DIN V7IIss'71d d ue .: WA.
Tanaro Mari"
Las Hh res de iaueta su
gen con masA | Ec5ssreia en- las So
lemnidades de Cassse1e ec1.aesEl Pre-
sident te Henderson, de la ~ dle
Repre esentantes es el cam peon dela
extricta observancia de las reglas
que siguen EN- las funcione socia-
les. q
Mr.. Henderson esta muy ofen-
dido porque en- la comida que di6 ell
Presidente los altos fu ncionarios
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s. II. A. de Lula { W
P. 0, BOX Il.
New Brighton, S, l, New-York
u. S. of A.

Conn ran y despachan mercan-
cfas por paquete postal 6 ex, re so
para ell extranjero. Atienden So
licitudes de catalogos y lista de
precios de efectos que Sc puedap
despachar por estas dos Was. L.
pedidos, de clientes nueyos, deben
ser acompaf1ados de sus importes
~ Sobres conteniendo billetes
de bancos deben ser certif1cados 6
recomendados.
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PURLICA de SAN JUAN.

/ En- "a primera reu nihn que ha
cel-brAdo Ia nu va Junta d.. Tnstruc-
ci6n fueron elegidos, presidente de
la mi~ma nne>tro distinguido amigo
don G. .briel Ferrer, Secretario don
JnS6 Carbnnell tA>orero don Arturo
V.zquez Praha Vice presidente don
Fernando Nunez i vice secratario
don r IN n Mendez CardOna.
S. &C 'rdo celehrar session todos
los do ni,g,s las nneve Il. 10 uOche
en- los Salones del Ayuutamianto.
Gre mos muy A,:ertadOs los nom
bramientos que SO han hecho PR 10
cual felicitamos q la mencionada jun.
ia
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A VISO
a | los receptores
y c argadores.

La <Compaffe Generate Trap-
satlantique, tiene el honor de parti.
cipar los Sres. receptores carga-
dores que desde ell primero de Enero
los vapores de la Inca Havre, Pho:
Rico, Haiti, hacen la escala de San
tander, tanto la ida como al regrs-
SO, seg1n el itinerario siguiente:
iVENTnA
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PIeito en- Boston
PARA DETERMINAR
la situ0ci6n de PUERTO RICO.

Boston, Enero 25 Hoy ha CO.
menzadn 81 pleito que Ia compaf1fa
Ano> Bier sou Tobacco co de- Lo
we'll, Mass, establece contra el Gu
hierno de los Estados Unidos con oh
jeto de recobrar derechos de impor
tacl6n pagados sobre TIA t'aco intr..du
cido en- Ia Isla de Puerto Rico. Els
to servira para resoIv,.r 81 la I>la Sc
cOnsidera como part. de los E-tados
UhidOs. La Corte Federal proba--
blemente Sc vera obligada interve.
mir en- el asunto. Hay Sc ha preSen-
tado una moci6n q Fiscal del distri-
to (Dlstr.ct Attorney supiicandole
traslade .el pleito de la COrte de los
Estados Unidos.
La companfa tabacalera Amos
Pierson alega que los derechos i'm
puestos son iIegales, basandose en-
que Puerto Rico es parte de los E.,
tados Unidos por este motive no
pueden imponerse derechos q mer-
cancia> que SO -nvian <de una parte
de los Estados Unidos a otra,
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.ABOGADO
p'azueia de San Felipe, junto !
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