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Boxer Leader Hiding In Chicago

Boxer Leader Hiding In Chicago.
j. Chicago, March 9.-Chinatown is ex-
cited over the report that a fugi-
tive boxer leader, fleeing from the
wrath of the powers, had reached
Chicago. The fugitive fled from Pc
kin two months ago, when Count vou
Waldersee put a price on his head.
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Iowa City, Ia, March 11.-Fire
yesterday morning destroyed the col
lege of medicine and literary build
ings at the University of Iowa. The
loss is not less than $250. 200. A Sc
we're blow was struck to the univer-
sity on account of the loss of recita.
ton rooms.
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II you wish to have beautiful, clear viii
clothes, AL. for Red Cross BAN Blue. r
fuse limitations.
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"Say, NAL" what ii it, my daughter?'
when shall be big enough to have ,
chaperon! '1ToWn Topics.
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Failure 4 one Of the thmGD that q
spoiled b. Chicago Daily News.
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1zAITCHELLS SAVE M2A
Didn't Want II Pulled Ont.

Mrs. Naggs-Don't you know that wear
ing your hat in the house will cause your
hair to fall out?
Mr.. Naggs-Yes; but then prefer to lose
it that way.-Chicago Daily News.
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The Nexicans aIlay their thirst By che
Whites Yuesfan" Cana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14
CaIerla Colorado

Han tornado ell tribunal para
adjudication de premios, las Sef1ori
tas y. Sres cuyos nombres publica-
mos:
Srta Dof1a Julia Soler,
Sr. Don Frasquito Oller,
Sr. Eduardo Lopez Cepero
GRUPO de NIl.OS
Ter premio
Una ampliaci6n con marco.
Niflo Arturito Mendez
Paquito Soler 20 premio II
Felix Leon Noa 80 premio 6
Rafaelito Nogueras 40 premio
6 retratos
Ramon Reccy So premio ) id.
GRUPO de NINAS
Nina Margarita Montilla 20 pre-
milo II retratos
Beatriz Martinez 3r premio 8
KEITH Figueras 40 premio 6
(retratos
GRUPO de sENORITAS
Srta Da Antonia Nadat 20 2remio
H2 retratos
Consuelo Siragusa 3r pre-
(mio 6 retratos.
Pepita Roig 40 premio 6
(retratos
GRUPO de CABALLEROS.
Sr D Guillermo Capetillo 20 pre-
mio IL retratos.
6 Jose Ortiz Alvarez 3r premio
rs retratos.
Sc notara, q, ell ndmero de pre-.
mios concedido es mayor que el que
SO ofreci6 en- ell programa del certa
men publicado oportunamente, pero
Sc haecreido obrar en-. justicia conce.
diendo mayor ndmero de ellos, en-
vista del m6rito de algunos traies.
81 Sr Colorado da las gracias
mas expresivas & todas las perso.
mas que le han honrado tomando
parte ca 81 concurso, Y queda muy
reconocido a las Srtas , Sres que
han constituido el .Jurado por las mo
lestias 8 inter6s con que han cumpli
do sn mission.
Para todos la mas distinguida
consideration de sn alto. IS.
RAFAEL COLORADO. 8
NOTA-Se avisa & todos los con-
currentes 81 Cert&men que no hayan
recogidp 90 fotograffa, que pueden
pasar & buscarla. cuando gusten
s 3-2
En- esta imprenta Sc yende ID
pei de peri6dicos 8 p 70 81 quinti
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HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niQuilla del dia.

Ell que no Sc consuela en- este
p1caro mundo, es por que no quie.
re.
Siempre tenemos al alcance de
nuestra mano un manojo de consue
los.
Aver nos decia uno de los mas
connotados federales de esta ciudad
que estaba muy satisfecho de 10 al.
canzado por los comisionados que
fueron a Washington para combatir
al funesto Bill Hollander.. Que han
obtenido mas de 10 que esperaban.
Consolemonos pues con esos
resultados, ahora que Ia cuerda esta
loja.
Tierpo noo quedara para llorar
cuando la cuerda la pongan tesa.
Y que la cuerda se atesara, no
queda Ia menor duda. ...~.
Pero mientras tanto, vengan
confettis y serpentinas, para ir pa
sando alegremente ell tempo.
Sc dice que la empresa del tran
via electricO de esta capital a Rio
Piedras, ha hipotecado sus propie.
dades a un Trust americana por
seiscienLos mil dollars.
Nos parecen muchos dollars pa
ra tan pocos rails
AL cinco por ciento de interes,
devenga el el prestamo la friolera
de treinta mil dollars anuales.
Para sacar de los bolsillos de
viajeros treinta mil dollars, Sc nece.
sta trasportar seiscientos mil en- n
af1o, seal mil seiscienSos cuarenta
y cuatro cada dia.
Despues otros mil, para cubrir
los gastos de la empresa'
Ycomo los miles esos deben
contarlos como los ladrillos, haya
que toner cansarse en- Ia contada.
En- este debe haber alguna trust
chamareria.
Que despejen la incognita los
matematicos defensores de Mr. Ho
llander.
En- este asunto Sc barruntan vien:
tos de los que hablaba Garcia Co.
mez, cuando representaba q Pom.
ce.
I'm guason de Utuado nos es
cribe que en- aquella ciudad Sc trata
de hacer un regalo commemorative
al Sr Martin Sanchez, en- el cumple
amos de haberle conseguido ell tftulo
de ciudad.
Desde que pueden ostertar ese
hermoso t1tulo, madam en- la atun-
dancia los Utuadenos.
Opinan algunos que Sc le debe
enviar un bast6n de yagrumo con
borlas de maguey.
Otros Sc inclinan que sea una
espada de guajana.
La verdad es, que los de Utua'
do no pueden nj deben olvldar los
favores que recibieron de su perpe
tuo diputado'
Ell la session celebrada anoche
por nuestro municipio acord6 la ma
yoria suprimir Ia Policia Municipal,
de scuerdo con Ia proposition del
concejal Miranda.
De mantener el 6rden y la segu'
ridad pdblica debera encargarse Ia
Policia Iusular, como Sc ha hecho
en- los pueblos de la lsla.
Una comisi6n compuesta del
Presidente de Ia corporation Y los
-coucejales Sanchez Morales y Miran.
da, visitar& al gobernador para que
facilite el contingente de policla in
sular que Sc necesite.
Sospechamos que el Goberna.
dor aconsejar& que Sc dote & la ciu.
dad de policfa continental.
No son pocas SIND muchfsisimas
las personas que Green que esa me
dida serfa Ia mejor.
DE COSECHA AJENA.
PERROS.
Un pach6n salamsnquino
salv6 & an sabueso de Cieza,
que SO cayo de cabeza e
en- Ia balsA de un molino.
~ omnronAor al sca ~ iyr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14

juntos pach6n y sabueso
en- excelente amistad,
puso la casualidad
antes sus ojos, un hueso-
Por 81, debajo de un pino,
lucharon en- Ia maleza.
Triunf6 ell sabueso de Cieza,
~ el perro salamanquino,
ensangrentado y mohino,
dedujo en- su soledad
esta penosa verdad,
como lecci6n del suceso:
<En donde Sc encuentra un hue
$50
Sc concluye Ia amistad.
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Ell C0NGRES0
NACI0NAL.
DIARIO DE SESIONES.
DE NUESTRO OORRESPONSAL
EN- WASHING TON.

Febrero s..
Ell Senader Spooner propoEe
una enmienda al bill del ejercito. Els
ia enmienda puede decirse que repre-
senta la Legislation que la mayor1a
republican, apoyara en- la session &C
tual para las islas Filipinas. Dice
asf:
sQue todos los poderes, militar,
civil y judicial, necesarios para ell
gobferno de las Filjpinas, adquirfdas
de Espaf1a por tratado, etc etc, has
ia nuevo scuerdo del Copgreso, Sc
otorguen q la persona personas,
que ejerceran aquel!os en- la forma
que ell Presidente de los Estados Jni
dos determine. para ell establecimien
to de un gobierno civily para la pro
tecci6n de los habitautes de aque,las
islas en- ell libre goce de sus liberia !.
des, bienes y religion; pero las fran :
quicias que pOr virtud de esta en-
mienda Sc conceden; contendran una
clausula que reserve el derechO de
alterarlas; enmendarlas rechazar-
las2
La enmienda pas6 al comlte
cOmpetente, que 50 espera infOrma
ra acknowledgements.
Los Cem6cratas parece no Sc in
Gilman a la oposici6n en- este case.
Eebrero 9.
La enmienda anterior df6 lugar
hoy en- la Camara a Mr. Brown,
mientras Sc debatfa ell presupnesto
del servicio consular, para pronun-
ciar un ext .uso discurso sobre la
question t'llipinas..
Este diputado, que es por cierto
republicano, dijo:
eSi antes de terminarse la se-
sion actual del Congreso viene a la
CAmara una resolucl6n como esa
Ga enmienda Spooner de ayer) le
dare mi voto con entusiasmo.
<Es indudable que ell Congreso
debe autorjzsr va un mayor ejerci-
clio del regimen civil en- las Filipi-
nass
Mas adelante dice Mr. Brown
que es va tempo de que ell Copgre
so anuncie su prop6sito de <couser.
var 81 dominic sobre las Filiplnas.
Duda que llegue el dia de unir dis
tantes islas a la <feliz combination
de pueblos americanos,
Y discutiendc la polftica en- ge.
neral que debe seguirse en- las pose
stones insulares, opina que <si Ia
constitution 10 permite, las tendre'
mos eternamente como dependen.
cias,
Y en- cuanto las relaclones de
estas con los EE UU afirma que <es
Ia relacion es y seguira siendo la
misma que existe entire un propie
tario y ia tinca que posee.
El final de su discurso 10 dedic6
q Cuba, dijo:
sCreo que sera parte de los Els
tados Unidos. ~Pero ST hemos de
adquir.rla contra Ia voluntad de su
pueblo, 8 por acto que quebrante la
palabra solemne de esta Nacion, en-
tonces, quede Cuba por siempre Sc
parada de npsotros, (Aplausos)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14
NUEVA NOTARIA.

Anexandola SUI estudio de abogado ha alberto
Herminio Diaz Navarro una ofcina notarial en- esta
ciudad, calle de la Fortaleza nl1mero 40 Mrador,
hacienda presente que como Abogado como No
tarlo puede prestar sus servlcios en- toda la Isla
San Juan 10 de Mario de 1901.
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& co.
lIMPORTANTE!

Alberto B. Mnvielle, ACADIA de llegar Hawaii,
por la asociacof de agricutores de
donde acompan6 de- las expediciones.
Esta hospedado el Hotel Mayfower para dar ntormes
detalles a qui6n los desee.
Pr6xmamente volvera sar ell vapor california; que
llegara aqui hacia ell 20 del 5-v-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14
J. Marco Bayona,
DB-TORTALEZA Ho 44m

U0 1O1S1 113100zA 1V 4f@71
AGENTE de aduanas y coAsig-
natario de buques. REPRFSEN
TANTE de 10 casa @. del Pine y Ca.
cosecheros de vinos On Jerez de Ia
Frontera y AGENTE del <Anuari
Bailly Bailliere 8 hijos,
AGENTE de una reputada f&
bzica americana edo sellos de go
mas ,a .,- -
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ID = ~ EN- IL a

Az1car granuado, centrifugado y mascabado.
Avena blanca -
|
Harna de trgo patente <La Gloria de o-Rice.>
Mantequilla fna <Creamery> en- e, l, 2, bras.
Mantequia <4a Favora> tpo asturiana.
Cerveza de Baviera <Franziskaner> barre
Ron de % 9 bocoyes tercerolas.
Whisky veo por galones
Leche condensada xNest6> :......
Inodoros anque pudo tubos de nkel Clos ps ba-
ratios plaza) -:
Maquinas de escrbir sistema <Iammond> eopas multi
pies, tipos diferentes)
GW-OFRECEN de SOLA & RAMIREZ.
TETUAN l8.
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Ultima hOra.

AL entrar en- prensa esta edici0n
nos dicen que acaba. de suicidarse
otro soldado de la compaf1ia eB. liza
mado Amelio Arroyo.
Maf1ana darem % detalles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14
FL VAPOR ''PIO TX"

tiene rapido andar y camaras espa.
ciosas, y a su bordo reciben los pa.
sajeros buen y afectuuso trato.
La demanda de pasajes y fetes
debe hacerse sin perdida de tempo
q los consignatarios cue suscriben.
SOBRINO de IZQUIEROO y Ca.
San Juan de Pto Rico.
S 1O-S
Por impedir ell paso del coche
correo ha --sido mullado con dos
dollars Pablo Padro que conducia
un caro- de hielo.
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Tocino de Norton $15. 90 barril:
Jamonas 81 .25 las Glen ibras.
Salchichones de $3.50 & $11 so.
Manteca corriente IS. 3Olas 100
libras. .......-.-
Manteca pura 3 7s las 100 lihras.
CablegranlS
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOB
"La Correspondence
de PuertO-RiC0"
NEW-Y0RK, MARCH IA, 1901.
Received at 2o' clock P. NJ Il
New-York IA.


Advises from London bring in,
formation that the English Cabinet
has formulated the terms unde1I
which peace negotiation are to bel
carried on. Detailed Instructions
have been sent to Lord Kitchener
ON this subject, and the english
people are jubilant with this deci-
sion of the Government.
Lisbon IA.
Accommodations are being pre-
pared at. this city to receive and
lodge boer's families coming from
lorenzo Marquez who are expected
momentarily. :
:. London IA.
Dispatches from China annouce
serions friction at Tientsin between
England and Russia, incident to the
railroad land and grave complica-
tions are feared will ensue.
Madrid IA.
Serious riots have taken place
at Cordova and Corona. In both
cities the mob have burned the
factories parading the streets armed
with rewolvers and knives, and the
authorities have been compelled to
order out the troops to quell them.
General weyler Secretary. of
War, has proclaimed martial law
in Barcelona and there is great
excitement throughout Catalonia.
The Spanish Government has
established the gold standard as
currency law and silver coinage is
abolished. This decision will i'm
prove the stock value and will
promote the credit of the nation.
Ex-President Harrison is dead.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14

Alguna demanda de papel para
los Estados Unidos y muy foja la
solicitud para Europa, cerranoo sin
firmeza los tipos siguientes:
y Londres sIv 1870 t.
New York 3 DIV q Ia par
Paris DIV 2.50a 260 olo D
Espaf1a 8 div 28 oIo D.
Los vecinos de la calle del Sol
no 25 nos suplican llamemos Ia aten
ci6n del Board de Sanidad, del esta'
do en- que qued6 la letrina de dicha
casa, despues de hecha la lin pieza.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
nuestro amigo don Carlos Aguiar
procedente de Ponce
Aver SO Ia vendido una parti.
da de azucar centrifugada segunda,
grano grueso, al bajo precio s As.
Y sigue marcada la tendencia a
mayor baja.
Despachos de Durham dan
cuenta de haber voiado los beers un
tren cerca de Kimberley, destruy6n
dolo completamente, apoderapdose
de los vfveres que conduc1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14
L.isboa IA.

Sc hacens prepa1ativos en- esta
ciudad para recibir acomodar a. las
familias beers, que proceden'tes de
Lorenzo Marquee, se aguardan de
un momento s ctro.
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CaDlegramas de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
"La Correspondence ~
de Puerto o-RiCo. ="
NEW YORK MARIO l4-l9Ol.
Recibido a las 9 P. NJ .
e. New York IA.

Despachos recibidos de Londres
anuncian que el Gabinete ingl6s ha
formulado va las condiciones para
entablar las negociaciones de paz
con los beers. Sc han communicate
instrucciones detalladas al General
Kitchener, sobre ell particular. Ell
pueblo de Londres aplaude esta re.
sCiuci6n del gobiernO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14

En- ell cuarto de socorros fue'
ron curadas las nif1as Matilde Alva'
rez y Carmen Gonzalez que recibie'
ron lesiones casuales. Tam bien 10
fue jose Ochoteco por fractura del
antebrazo derecho.
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Madrid Ia.

Ha habido graves motfnes en-
Cordoba y Corona. En- ambas ciu-
dades, las turbas han quemado las
fabricas, recorriendo las GALES ar.
madas ds reW6lvers y cuchil]os Las
autoridades Sc han visto precisadas
& lamar las tropas q la calle, para
contenerlas.
Ell general Weyler, hoy Minis.
tro de la Guerra, ha declarado Ia
Ley marcial en- Barcelona. Toda
Cata.uf1a est& en- efervescencia.a
El gobierno espaf1ol, ha acepta:
do 81 patron orc. como ley moneta-
ria; suspendiendo Ia acufiacion de
plata. EAta resoluci6n aumentarA
los valores, y afirmarA el cr6dito Fl :.
nanciero de Ia nacion.
Washington IA.
Ha muer 70 ell ex presidente Ha.
rrison, despues de una lenta ago
MIA.
Mercado de New York, hoy.
Harina de Trigo 81 Gissnte,
1885 $500. s55.s.ss
Harina de mai. @Golden Mai.e.
FolTsss dc sshunacher s. 20
sAcQ. sss5sssssss
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Londres IA.

. Noticias recibidas de China, de-
nuncian serios rozamientos en- Tien
Tsin entire Russia 6 Inglaterra. M
motive es el terreno por donde pasa
Ia lfnea del ferrocarril y han llega
do las cosas al extreme de temerse
graves complicaciones entire las dos
'potencias.
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DE COSECHA AJENA.
PERHOS.

Un pach6n salamanquino
salv6 q an sabueso de Cieza,
que SO cay6 de cabeza
en- Ia balsA de I'M molino.
Z VI emPrender eli camino,
4 trav6s de nm bosque espeso,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-14
Madrid IA.

General Weyler Secretary of
War, has proclaimed martial law
in Barcelona and there is great
excitement throughout Catalonia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
HAWAIIANS REVERE MEMORY
OF LATE PAUAHI BISHOP
Kamehameha Schools Honor Ali at
Royal Tomb, Festive Board
and Chapel.

A1EARLY three hundred Hawaiian
boys and girls yesterday honored
At the memory of the Princess Ber-
nice Pauahi Bishop. who founded the
Kamehameha schools. Founders Day,
as December 10, has come to be known
among the Hawaiians who have been
educated at these Institutions, was fit
tingly marked with an imposing cere-
moniaI at the tomb of the beloved
Princess, whose remains rest In the
Mausoleum of the monarchs of Hawaii
In Nuuanu Valley: with feasting in the
Kamehameha school grounds in the
afternoon, concluding with literary ex-
ercises in the evening at which the
greatest OF all Hawaiian philanthrop-
lists was eulogized and lauded for the
benefits which had been accorded her
PEOPLE by her generosity. But the bes-
tribute to the fair name OF the donor
IS written In the stones that make the
splendid temples of learning that bear
her name.
The morning was devoted by the pu-
pills to showing their deepest respect
at the tomb OF the Princess in Nuuanu
valley In the early part OF the after
noon the students. together with
large number Of invited guests. sat
ing hall OF the Manual Training school.
In the evening all assembled in the
picturesque little chapel in the grounds
OF the Boys school. where addresses
were made in English and Hawaiian.
II was a gala day with the schools.
but throughout the holiday there was
a strain OF sOlemnity ever present. in
dicating the deep love which the Ha,
waiian youth holds for the memory of
Pauahi The girls were all dressed in
white, and all wore their prettiest rib
bOns. The boys wore their neat gray
uniforms, and about their hats were
Ieis OF almost every variety Of flower
blOssOming at this time Of the year.
The boys and girls We're the recipients
of much praise for the splendid appear
ance they presented and they bore
themselves with becoming modesty.
All was astir at the schools by s
o'clock and n half-hour later the boys
by companies, under command OF their
respective officers, headed by Major e.
@. Wilson, the military instructor,
marched to King street. where they
boarded electric cars; the white-robed
galaxy OF girls followed them into 9TH
er cars and the journey was made
along King street and thence up Liliha
street to Judd street. where all disem-
harHed and marched with military reg
ularity thence to Nuuanu street and
into the mausoleum grounds. where
stands the monument erected to the
memory OF the Kamehamehas to
which royal line Bernice Pauahi Bish-
op was connected by blood. The march
was enlivened by the presence of Ber- !
gers band, which headed the process !
sion.
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Under the direction of Major Wilson
the girls formed into line behind the
band, then the small boys of the Pre-
Taratory, ending with the military stu
dents of the higher grades. Most of
the band selections played were native
airs, among them Maui no ka OIL
Before reaching the entrance 10 the
Mausoleum grounds the muffled mill
| tary drums were used and the band
played a dirge as the procession filed
into the grounds and formed about the
stone monument depositins upon the
grassy slopes around the pedestal their
offerings of the choicest of marguerites
, and magnolias. The pupils were ar
ranged in slanting lines near the mon
ument making a pretty picture. The
strewing of the flowers by the selected
group of boys and girls was done
amidst a deep silence. the boys doffing
their hats and standing at attention.
! Verses from the Bible were then re-
peated by the smaller boys of the
school. followed in turn by the girls
and the older boys. The entire school
I then sang "OnIy Remembered" under
the leadership OF Prof. King with good
effect, the notes sounding out clear and
| fresh in the morning air. The ceremon-
/ les concluded with the Girls School
call. The pupils then formed behind
the band and marched back to L4iliha
street. where the electric cars We're in
waiting. and returned to the schools.
During the absence of the pupils in
the valley the dining room IF the Man
ual Training Department had been
converted into a tropical scene with the
aid of whole banana stalks and fes-
toons of ferns. which were strung from
a center piece at the ceiling to the ends
Of the long tables. The tables wese
covered with ti-leaves and ferns on
which were placed an abundance of poi
in bowls, kukolo. appetizing pieces of
pork in ti-leaves cooked overnight in
an imu. fish wrapped in ti-Ieaves
baked with. sweet potatoes in the
ground. and many other delicacies
Shortly after half-past l o'clock the
pupils Of the Girls school marched into
the hall and seated themselves around
the tables, making use Of every other
chair. The boys followed into the han
and took the vacant seats at the Ia
bles. the result being an alternating
of boys and girls,a plan which met with
the hearty approval of the three hun
dred students. The invited guests Of
the principals OF the schools were seat
ed at tables In the opposite end Of the
room. as follows:
Table 1: MIR. and Mrs. Dyke facing
each other at the ends OF the table:
Mrs Dole, Col. and Mrs. Allen. Dr.
and Mrs. Arthur Maxson Smith Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Richards. Miss Kru-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. .. Carter, Mr.. and ,
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Observation-Disclosures oee>a@o@o@o10@o@0eeooeo
THE ATHLETES OF HONOLULU
DECIDE TO GREET OLYMPICS

A BOUT THIRTY Of the athletes OF
U the city held a rOusing meeting
IA last night at the headquarters o!
the Honolulu Athletic Club for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the
reception. accommodation and enter
taInment Of the members Of the Olym-
pic Club football team. provided they
put In an appearance on the Alameda
scheduled 10 arrive tomorrow morn
ing.
J. WaterhOUse acted as chairman.
After considerable discussion it was
decided To appoint committees and
formulate plans to be put into instant
effect just as soon as IL is known
whether the Olympics have arrived on
the Alameda
Percy Benson was appointed Coacn Of
an ali-HOnolulu team To meet the Wis
itOrs. He viii have sole charge OF the
selection. training and coaching OF the
eleven.
a finance committee was appointed
consisting OF the following:
J. Waterhouse. chairman: sam John
son. r King. John Wise and J \
Thompson
P. Henson chairman. Percy Morse
and John Wise were appointed a re-
c~ptIon commiteee. They will meet the
OlymDics at the steamer and make ar
rgnSeme1ts for their accommodation
and entertainment while here.
GThere viii be no game on Christmas
Pay. as the Honolulans viii need 4
VEek 20 get into shane. The first game
va b" played on Saturday. The cStr
y the team arrives tomorrow th--e
VII De practice at Punahou IL the ar