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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Manifestation In Front
Of The Palace.
Students Cry Out Against the
Government and Attack Police,
Especial cablegram to Boletin Mercantill

lOP0Oioi OoDioSI0m " DOlctln m0IcanCllI
Madrid, December 4th.- While
a banquet was .being held in the
Royal Palace in this city last even
ing in honor of the Cabinet, vast
multitude Of students congregated
in front of tie buildings, and shout
ed against the government, and es-
pecially the Count de Caserta, who
is being vigorously tackled by both
the press aud people, and whose life
is feared Tor, if he falls into the
hands Of the rioters.
There was over ten thousand per-
sons in the mob, and they refused to
move for tne police, attacking them
with sticks and stones and branaish-
ing revolvers in their faces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Information has been received from the
states to the effect that Governor Hunt and
Commissioner Of Education Brumbaugh
will return 10 Porto Rico on the 18th OF
this month. The Governor is anxious to be
back when the Legislatures meets and he
will transact his business in Washington
with all dispatch With that end in view. 1t
is expected that DR.. Brambaugh will have
some interesting information relative to the
neg library.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

o. Hunts American Butchery begs to
notify his customers that he has just received
per IS. Ponce, a fresh supply of Beef,
Mutton, Pork, Chickens, Turkeys, and
Creamery Butter In One Pound Packages
all American, and also not to forget that
Christmas Day Is Drawing Near.
No. 2 San Jose Street, San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

The French Steamer Olinde Rodriguez
arrived at this port at A. M. with 63 pas.
sengers, IA for San Juan. She cones from
Havre via st. Thomas. The Rodriguez is
scheduled to leave to morrow morning Tor
Puerto Plats. She carried light general
cargo.
The American schooner Tasmania arrived
from Nova Scotia this morning with cargo
of Goldfish.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

All ball players and the San Juan public
in general will join the BoLETIN in
extending to Mr., O. III. Magee our sincere
sympatbies over the illness of his father,
which compels his return to the States.
Despite controversies and disputes Mac has
done as much for the game here as any Of
us and great deal more than many, ant
we should show that we appreciate him.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

The IS. Caracas which arrived here
from Venezuela this morning left this port
80 this afternoon fer ~ N.s.i "a y f''~'E.s
Mr. H Pelame, Ohas III Msgees, Mateo
Rucabado, Gsnoroso Candins, Henry
Sayei, L E-Tuzo, J s Lees, Eduardo ia.
ner, A E Deltino, James Z Haberty, Vim
II Orosier, Daniel Reardon, John Oarran,
Clarence FL Wombwell, Paul Becker,
Frank L BroWn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

indianapolis wishes to be clean, and
merchants, manufacturers, and other smoke
ordinance violators have been given until
December l to show that they nave taken
active STEPS to comply with the ordinance.
Afier that date, Mayor Bookw alter says,
affidsvits will be flied against all yiolstors
Owners of furnaces WHO put in the plea that
they are investigating smoke consuming
devices are told that no mere promises will
be accepted hereafter, while those who have
taken cps to put in smoke -consumers are
warned that, until such consumers have
been established, they must use greater care
in firing. This lack of care in firing, the
Mayor and the Building Inspector believe
is one Of the greatest contributOry causes. OF
smoke. 1t coal was added aiittle at time,
there would be better consumption and less
smoke, but the firemen consult their own
convenience, asd pile 10 quantities of coal
at long intervals, sending much fuel up the
chimney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

We are almost assured that for Saturday
uext two good games will be played at the
Association grounds. All the four teams
will be considerably strengthened, and the
public can feel certain in journeyiDg to tie
grounds that they acill have an afternoons
pleasant entertainment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Now for next Saturday let every rooter,
man. woman and child be on hand as in the
days of yore. Let everybody bring his tin
horn and his well filled lungs, and whoop
the thing along. Good baseball is guaran
teed .at is as far it can be, and we want the
public support. Show the Association thai
you appreciate good baseball by supporting
it. Give us fair trial this week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Many strangers on arriving in town have
been wondering where F. Street was. They
never hear it mentioned neither do they
know anyone who lives on that street. The
Washington opticlan who forget to remove
his sign from the new trolley cars is to
blame for all the trouble. There is no F.
street in San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Current News Notes,
Local And General.

There was a meeting of the Executive
Council at the Palace this afternoon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Work ON the Mauvilla River Bridge
begins to morrow morning. The Inspector
in charge is Mr.. w. B. Crawford, and the
excavation work is being done under the
supervision of Contractor Canton of Naran-
-ito,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
TELEPHONE.-.-...--. A
Gable Address MORIS'' A. 3. Q. esae

The Bole.in Mereamtil IS Tho eldest |e'Uspapes
on the Island 1t is conservative, Independent and
progressive in all matters Of public interest At Is
vead in the best families re0ckes the buying classes
md is easily first in public estimation ana Gs ~
advertising medium.
The afternoon edition Of the BoLgTYN Fesckas
sut Of to,on patrons "a boHrs in adcancs q fRe
SoTntfsg dailtes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

The Governor yesterday pardoned Jose
Antonio Dapena OF Mayaguez, who was
sentenced to serve twenty years imprison-
ment The man had served three years OF
.he Cerm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

The SIS. Marie Herrera sails for Cuba at
O'Clock this afternoon. Captain OsmaD
Lstrobe leaves for Santiago on the Herrera,
where be .oes to assume command of a
Company of the 8sh Cavalry, of sohich re-
glment he has been appointed 1st Lieut.
enant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

my aud the President recommends
thar Congress should put nothing
in the way Of the proposed plan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Mount Vernon Whskey at slzsEs CAFE
on the Plaza. II.
Finely furnished house, the most desr.
able location in the city whose extra rooms
are paying the rent and family living ex.
penses, for sale on account Of leaving the
country, Address r. P. o. Box 201
San Juan. ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
AbOWsNarys

LHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATER
de venta:
MULLENHOFF & KORBER
SanJuan.
CHRISTIAN BOYSEN, Playa Ponce.
B: SCHROEDER, MayAgiex ~ ,,..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Smoke up; drink up; and Be happy at
Issy's onthe Plaza. / III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

rntsrsd i saa Jusn a. ana ClAaa van Mattsr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22

Another act has been played In the
brown Dartmouth comedy OF erfors'
certainly the college has never seen such
mixed UP affair as has been this matter
bf the annual football game between
klevens OF these two colleges. Perhaps
|aviavv of the whole situation will enable
ne readers of The News to more fully
lrasp the meaning Of the recent actiohs
|,f the football management at brown
|rhs coach, L. ~ Robinson. went up 10
no Harvard Dartmouth game and had
consultation with the Dartmouth assist
|,nt manager during which the former
remarked that Brown would play %
E,inute halves This did not please the
Dartmouth man, who claimed mat the
halves should be Of 30 minutes ouratioh.
h9inally Mr. Robinson said that IL uhe
Enrne were played Saturday the haAVeS
would have TO be short put tnst al
could be made TO have the
|contest on Thanksgiving Day Brown
|,VouId consent TO 35-minute halves. TO
| his the Dartmouth man replied that ne
INvould consult with the manager as 10
Ithe proposition.
rbe next day the Brown manager re-
Iceived a telegram from Hanover accept
Ing the proposal TO play Thanksgiving
|Day
New difficulties now arose, the studen'
|body being dissatisfied. and at lenetn
Manager Briggs telegraphed the Dart
mouth management 10 the effect that the
game would have TO be played on Satur'
dav as first scheduled. Here matters
rested for brief space or time. but thet'
soon arose a strong protest from IN
nuential members OF tho faculty, srao
uates and others, who saw in the chanB'
of date an opportunity for the furthe
inprovement OF the team. therefore
when a second telegram arrived iron
Dartmouth. strongly favoring IN
. Thanksgiving date. a message was I'm
mediately sent back that the game woui
be played on that day. This decision wa
reached at a meeting OF the Athleu
association Tuesday night and their &c
lion finally settled the whole matter.
Now comes the latest development
. this n,uddle. Yesterday afternoon IN
. faculty received communication from
prominent clergyman of the city I'm whic
| he protested against a football game
| THANKSGIVING Day, and especially In IN
morning Such an attractiCl1 In n
mind, would act as a magnet TO draw u
crowds from the churches and home
where they belonged on that day. Tn
communication necessitated some imfn'
diate action on the part OF the iacul'
and hence a meeting was held last evei
ing I'm Wilson hall. From 1880 untii "
the discussion lasted and all phases
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22

The leading events of the day were the
two handicaps, one on the fiat ana the
other over hurdles, and they were run
az the first and last events. The hur-
die race went 10 Jim McGibben after
pretty contest from start Go finish
Tho championship wrestling match be-
tween Tom Jenkins and Charles Wittemer
took place last night at the Southern Ath-
Ietic club Jenkins won the toss ana
chose the catch-as-catch-can style Win
ing his bout I'm % minutes 45 seconds. the
second bout was Graeco-Roman, and II
took Wittemer % minutes and 40 seconds
10 win at his favortte style. the men Civ
ing fine exhibition. The last fan was
catch-a as -catch-can, Jenkins having won
the choice by securing fall In the snort
est time. and although the match was
deemed certain for him. Wtttemer put up
"A stubborn defence. Jenkins won the last
bout i'm the match I'm II minutes nine sec
onds. Both men were In superb condition
Professor Ottor Schoenfeld refereed.
Joe Nelson. brother of Johnnie Nelson
will meet Charles Mcconnell or Boston
| i'm a ten-mile motor-paced race at the
! Colosseum on Thanksgiving day morn
/ ing Nelson is considered the speediest
amateur pace follower and holds quite a
number OF worlds records. Mcconnell Is
/ fast acquiring the art OF following the
motors at the Colosseum and expects "a
give a good account of himself on the
| day of the match.
woonsocket played its first home game
! or the Massachusetts Central Basketball
J league ia Harris hall. Woonsocket las
evening, with the Websters, champions
of the league. before a wildly enthu
siastic crowd OF 900 people. Webster wa'
an easy winner. 43 TO 1s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
WORKMAN KILLED
Afa HuIing Meets Dsaih Through
Poor Guy Rope.

Ala Huling of Lafayette was fatally
injured yesterday by being struck by
falling boom OF a derrick while at work
on a new schoolhouse at Crompton.
About 1870 o'clock IIuling was holding
a guy rope attached 10 large stone that
some workmen were hoisting when sud-
denly one of the guy ropes broke and the
derrick Immediately collapsed. The boom
10 which the stone was attached struck
Huling and knocked him down, apparent
ly dead.
His fellow workman rushed to his side
and DR.. Smith of Riverpoint was called.
He found that the mans skull was badly
fractured. Preparations were made To
send him TO the Rhode Island hospital
but while they were in progress he dleo
in the schoolhouse, whittier he had been
taken after the accident occurred.
DIR. L, c. Eastman of East Greenwich
medical examiner for the towns or war
wick and West Greenwich, was called
and viewed the scene of the accident H'
also examined Huling and found that M
had n compound fracture OF the skul'
which was the cause Of death. The bod!
Nos turned over TO Undertaken Cough o
| Jericho TO he prepared for burial. Hulinl
was comparatively a stranger in Cromp
ton. He was unmarried and about
years OF age.
The case is to be reported to the corone
| for investigation "a Medical Examine
| Perkins had found the derrick In Yer
| dilapitated condition. The guy rope wa
| old and had been spliced and he state
that IL was necessary TO place the II
Nh.
rho scene OF the accident was at I'll
new $4,000 school building that Is
course oe erection. This is the first acc
dent that has occurred on the job. Whe
completed the building will be the fine
| in the Pawtuxet valley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
ROyS' INDOOR MEET

Several hundred youngsters arc taking
an active interest in the Providence
BOYS club. which has rooms In the
Grosvenor building on EDDY and Wey-
l,osset streets The most attractive fea-
turc OF the club for the boys at this
particular season OF the year Is the gym
nasillrn The second indoor meet OF this
wear was held last evening. and l@ boys
from eight 10 ~ years 90 age participated.
There were three classes. in charge of
Percy IT. smith. superintendent OF the
club and he was assisted by Brown Cni-
~ersitv students.
Tho dumbbel and freehand exhibitions
given bv the entre club were OF an iu-
tarestinS nature The various events
we're an run of IN quick time and In
many cases the contestants showed more
tban an ordinary knowledge Of their
work.
The following s. a Vet or events and
the winners Of each ~ he,three classes:
BROAD Jump seniors. Cameron. Inter
mediate. Hopkins Juniors. Bryen.
High jump-Seuiors. Cameron; inter
mediate. Ilopkins Juniors. Fitzgerald
pole vauit-Seniors. Cameron. Inter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
NOTES IN GENERAL.

A meeting of the managers of amateur
polo teams In called for next Sunday az
ternoon at the John street rink, valley
Falls for the purpose OF forming an anna
teur league. John r. Burke. the owner
OF the rink, will offer as prizes s25, SO
and $40 to be contested for by the several
teams I'm a turnament.
Stakes were posted with The Sporting
Life of London. yesterday. for a match
between Kid Broad. the American boxer,
and VIII Curey OF England. The fight
is to be for $500 a side, and the weight
Is to be l26 pounds.
Cresceus failed to lower his record yes
terday on the Pueblo. Col, half miles
track. Paced by his running mate he
made the mile In 2i0&.
The sheldon Stars would like to ar
range "A game OF polo with any 15-year-
old team on Thanksgiving day. Send
! challenges TO Thomas White, 81 Sheldon
| street. city.
John r. Dunn and Charles Harvey the
| respective managers of the wrestlers,
/ Harvey Parker and George Bothiner, the
| athletic instructor OF the Knickerbocker
| Athletic club arranged today TO have the
/ wrestlers meet at the Ienox Byceum
/ New York city, on Monday. Dec. ?. The
| conditions are TINT Parker must throw
| Bothner twice within six minutes or Tor
! felt the match. Five hundred dollars n
| side has been put up 20 bind the con-
! tract. and the winner is 10 receive 30 per
! cent OF the gross receipts.
| Charles r. Flint. of New York has Just
I had completed "a steam yacht. which. it
| IS claimed. can speed at the rate or n
| miles an hour. The Arrow Is tho name
of the new yacht, and she has been SO
constructed that she may he used az q
Measure craft or a torpedo boat
The polo gaues last evening resulted as
| follows: At Bath-Lewston. 8; Portland
At salem-Plymouth. 8; Salem, d
Terry McGovern has quit the theatri'
cal business for time, and has started
from 81. Louis FOR New York 20 beEir
trimming FOR his fight with Young Cor
bett at Hartford on Thanksgiving day
McCovrrn will do his preparatory worl
ip New York The fight. in which 50
much interest is being taken by sport
ing men all over the country. may no
Se held after AL Mayor Harrison hd
not vet issued liueDse IN the Nutme'
g. Tint will permit ~ 10 hold tn
0gbt influence H. beinK brought To- bea
I 10 prevcnt the club FOR getting the u
! cerse Manager W. T.. Crowley of th
/ Nutrneg Athletic club SAYS that ne ha
. | bear assured by tho MAYOR that the agh
will be allowed. Tho clergymen Of Hart
ford and other prominent men arc tryin
60 stop g. They object 80 . fight at an
time. but especially on THANKSGIVING dsl
1-be advance sale of seats has almos
eauailed the capacity OF the arena. eve
thus early.
The Washington Jackev club offered th
bsst card of the meetirg 20 We patror
YESTERDAY afternoon. The scratches wei
unusually large but because or the n
/. felas IN each race thev were not W
a rnuch exoept IN the third and four
n events. The talent again found that picl
Z ing winners was difficult task.and VIII
~ they Ola better thai yeatrfiay only "
= first choices. ono nf which wds on eau
ehoirs with another horse were Ninn'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
TEAM NO. 8.
Team totals. "a

The Brown varsity and substitutes
were given a days practice yesterday in
defensive features OF the game. Brown
has been weakest In this all the year.
and the coaches are determined TO brace
up some parts OF the line.
The Freshmen were on the field for
the purpose of giving the varsity prac-
tice, and succeeded fairly well. The
Freshies had the ball all the afternoon
and were not held for downs. so they
improved the favor and made several
touchdowns. The regular varsity men
were kept out OF the hard scrimmages
TO prevent any possible accidents. Some
of the latest sB-out were -sirea4-H4est
attention by the coaches I'm the hope that
they may be able to play part OF the
half at least. Stearns was worked hard
at guard He showed UP the best OF any
time during his football career at Brown,
and the officials now hope that he Will
| be q find for one of the big gaps in the
| team Tarbell was given &a opportunity
| 20 exhibit his punting ability. II seems
| possible that he may be the one selected
| TO do the footing OF the pigskin. Metcali
| and Cam were both tried at full, and Otis
was on the end for a time. Coaches
| Robinson. Smith and Chase are now fol
| lowing the teams work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
ASPAYxIATED.
Patrick J. Sullivan Of Woon-
socket Met Death at Washington

The body OF Patrick ]. Sullivan OF
woonsocket was received in that city yes
terdav from Washington, u. C., where he
sied bv asphyxiation in the boarding
house of Miss Virginia Haniford.
sullivan was I'm his usual good health
when he retired last Sunday evening
Monday morning about $50 o'clock it was
discovered that tho gas jet IN his room
Uas still burning and the smell Of gas
- ,uitc prominent. the door Of Sulli-
,Jsr.s room was forced open and he was
sound unconscious. Physicians were sum
rnoned but their efforts were irnitless. a
h.,t,rr rubher tube was found leading
,,or, iet 10 q small gas stove
Afr sullivan was born I'm ireland -
,.'rr, aro. IIe was well known In this
,,,v and Woous5okot 10 was hrst class
,oiator and decorator and had worked on
various public buildings
n, leaves d slstor Mrs. Bernard Boylan,
ga brothcr. John w Sullivan Of Spring
field
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

The Music Hall team came back from
paw,ucket last night victorious, having
won all three games. The summary OF lo-
rails. Music Hall-Swift 279. Godfrey Zlo'
Shider 297, Jones 20 ana Mcouas'o VIC .ou,
total. 1886 Pawtucket--Gon 212. Crawsnaw
asS Kerr 251. Durken 25S and McAvoy 25l:
total 1906. -
Al Riverpoint last night the New Gem
fury rollers lost two games TO the RIVER
point team. Summary OF totals: River
noint--J. Thornton 27S. Northup 30 y.
thornton 2e3. Catterson 299 and Donahue
o;s, total score 1867 New Century team
Vickers 2i5, Davis 2i7. Sloane 2l2, Mchen-
zie 265 and Hathaway go; total score
1863
-rhe Providence team won two games
from the Fall River aggregation asteven-
ing. Providence-Wallace 260. Scott ze', A..
Grove 2sS, Cahill 267 and Hudderhanl Ioo'
total 1850 Fall River team-Reagan zoo,
Marcroft 256 Lang 2sT, Hayden 95 ana
FLYNN $40: total 1882.
AZ Elmwood club last night Team NO.
won all three contests from team NO. .
Summary OF totals: Team NO. 4-Plerce
E27. Kimball 80. Shaker 800, II. IL. Cady
a25 and Kimicutt 400; total 1892. Team NO
2-Lestrade $50 G.. A. Cady 45I, Arnold ael
Peck AS and Leach 400; total 2273
In the Olneyvilie League last night Han
Ions team defeated Goings In all the con-
rests. Summary OF totals: Hanlons team
--AIcKenna $50. A. McGuinness l2I, But
Ter 2a4. Hanlon 262 and Mccormick 2h; 10
,al 1856. Going's team-Dwyer ZIG, Pender
cast g25. Rowe 252. Going PIT and Graham
.36: total 1915.
In the Annex League last night Grove
1oaro lost all three contests to Critchey''
toam. Summary OF totals:Critchey's team
'r. Critchev 22s. water 2i7 w. Critchel
25l Batter 2Si. s. Critchey 262
total 1isa Groves team-Groves 70
Singleton 2i7. Taylor 80, Hogan 30 and
Anderson 1Si. total 1915.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
Brown Faculty Would Not Stop Game
With Dartmouth on Thanksgiving Day.
Harvard-yaIe Tomorrow.

the situation were gone into. Some Sc
crecy was noticeable in the attitudes of
the various professors after the meeting.
but from one IL was learned that IL had
not been deemed expedient by the faculty
10 interfere with the date as finally ar
ranged. As one expressed IL "A great
many more people would be inconven-
fenced both here and at Dartmouth by
a change OF date at this late hour. than
can possibly be troubled by the present
arrangements"
Therefore. az matters stand now, Brown
plays Dartmouth. at 10:3o a. m. on the
morning of Thanksgiving Day.
BOWLING AT BROWN
Team OF Brown won two out OF three
strings from Team last night. The
scores follow:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22

mediate. Finneran: Juniors. Fitzgerald.
Flfteen-yard dash-Seniors. Murphy;
Intermediate, Hopkins; Juniors, Fitzger-
aid.
Potato race--Seniors, Betridge; Inter-
mediate. Hopkins. Juniors. Fitzgerald.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Kammeran; Inter-
mediate. Dodds: Juniors, Brand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-22
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