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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10

L About twenty-five leading social
democrats from different parts Of the
country held an executive session ia
Stockholm. They agreed on an APP
peal to all workingmen Of Sweden to
oppose the government military bill,
but to advocate q strengthening Of
the defensesi of the country on condi-
ton that the right to vote will be ex-
tended very materially.
The railway department has COM
pleted its budget for the coming year.
1t calls for eight express locomotives,
sixteen freight locomotives, ten switch
ing engines, thirty passenger and mail
cars. fifteen baggage cars, 800 closed
freight cars and 900 open freight cars.
The budget calls for an expenditure of
81, ass, 900. .s. III .s5..
When Nordlund, the murderer, who
was executed at Westerns, placed his
head on the block he prayed, Father,
to Thy grace and mercy command
my spirit" and then he sang, ''Safe in
the arms of Jesus" n I.
The bell in the church at Sta fsinre
0S"AS Vac SNCS AoOO anu TIC
"Hjelp (help) Jesus. Josef, Maria"
This reminds forcibly of the Catholic
age, and the congregation has just re-
solved to sell the bell and buy another.
This course, however, is looked upon
by many as piece of vandalism, and
an attempt will be made to prevent
the sale of the venerable relic. "
The provincial government of NAL
mohus refused to issue license for
selling beer at Sofielund. A number
OF citizens sent remonstrance to the
king. but his majesty refused to inter-
fere. &e.mE s..i f.,. ..s... >. -sss. s.,
The Bronnestad parsonage, SHANE,
was destroyed by fire Dec. 4 No one
was injured, and the property was
partly insured 2
Gustaf Rooth, of Nuremberg, has
contributed $2,7Oo to the expenses of
the Antarctic expedition which is be-
ing planned by Prof. Otto Norden-
skiold. :5 ~. +. 4. >,.... .3, Z.
( Baron Klinckowstrom has been sick
for time past, and he is still sinking.
Splenic fever has broken out among
the cattle near Hernosand
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The Graphie's s
THE HERMIT OF
 CAPE MALEA

There is one feature of Cape Malea that rarely fails to attract the notice of the most careless voyager doubling it by day, a touch of human tragedy and pathos belonging in point of chro- nology to our own time, but ill unlver- sal interest to all ages. 4At the extreme bitch of the cape stGIcHdous cliff rises sheer from the fretting waves for about a hundred feet. Then comes an irregular plateau or shelf, of perhaps two acres in area, the mountain rising again abruptly behind it to q height of about 2,O00 feet. This plateau is ap- parently inaccessible, and yet, perched upon a huge powder ill it's center, mass of rock detached from the rnorln- tain ages ago. is house. It is rudely built of wooden fragments ingeniously fitted together, but it's outlines convey at once the idea of it's designer having been an AnGlo-SaXon.
 About twenty-five years ago tlere was young sailor who, by dnt of hard work. integrity of character and frmness of will, reached at the age of twenty-five. the summit of his amhi- tion-becoming master of what would then be called a good sized steamship, some 900 tons register. Upon this ac- cession to good fortune he married the girl of his choice, Whe had patiently waited for him since as boy and girl sweethearts they parted on his first go- ing to sea- And with rare complacency his owners gave him the inestimablc privilege of carrying his young bride to sea with him. How happy he was. How deep and all embracing his pride, as, steaming down the grimy Thames, he explained to the light of his eyes ali the wonders that she Was now witness ing for the first time but which he had made familiar to her mind by his oft repeated sea stories during the few bright days between voyages that he had been able to devote to courtship.
 The ship was botlad to several Medi- terranean ports, tie time being late autumn, and consequently the most ideal season for honeymoon that could possibly be inn: .szined. Cadiz, Genoa. Naples. Venice. q delightful tour with not one weary moment where in to wish for something else, Even a fyin" visit to old Rome from Naples had been possible, for the two officers, rejoicing in their happy young skip per'S joy. saw to it that no unnecessary cares should trouble him, and bore willing testimony, in order that he should get as much delight out of those
 
 tire crew were as docile as couli be
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 . .: .s STORY.

wished. devoted to their bright com- mandcr and his beautiful wife.
 Then at Venice came orders to pro- cecd to Gaiatz and load wheat for home. Great was the glee of the girl wife. She would see Constantinope and the Danube. Life would hardly be long enough to recount all the wonders of this most wonderful of wedding trips. And they sailed, With hearts overbrinming with joy as the blue sky above them seemed yelling over with sunlight. Wind and weather favored them; nothing occurred to cast q shad- ow over their happiness until. nearing Cape N1alea at that fatal hour of tue morning, just before dawn. when more collisions occur than at any other time. they were run into by laundering Greek steamer coming the other way, and cut down amidships to the waters edge. To their peaceful sleep or quiet appreciation of the nights silver splea. dois succeeded the overwhelming food the hiss and rear of escaping steam. the sutfocating embrace of death. In that dread fight for life all perished but one-he so lately the happest of men-the skipper. lnstinctively cling ing to a piece of wreckage. he had been washed ashore under Cape Malea at the eDbinS of the scanty tide. and his strong physique, rca&acrting itself. enabled him to climb those rugged lat dement's and reach the plateau. Here he Was found gazing Seaward by some goatherds. who, in search of their nimble footed tiocks had wandered down the precpitous side cf the moun- tain. They endeaYored to persuade him to come with them back to the world, but in vain. He would live gratefully accepting some of their poor provision. bet from that watching place he would not 90 And these rude peas ants understanding something of his | woe, sympathiZed with him so deeply l that without payment or hope of any they helped him to build his hut and kept him supplied with such poor mo- sells of food and drink as sufiiced for
 ais stllnted needs.
 And there. With his gaze fixed during all his waking hours upon that inscru- table depth wherein all his bright hopes had been Guenched, he lived until quite recent years. the world fer. l getting, by the world forgot" living i monument of coilstancy and patient. uncomplainin9 grief. By his humble friends, whose language he never learn ed, he was regarded as q saint. and when one day they came upon his lie
 less body, fallen forward upoa it's knees at d little glazed window through i which he W;lS won't to look Out uDolf the sea where his dear one la;-. they felt confirmed t: thel' opinion of ta. sancity Of the hermit Of Cape Malea = London Spectator.
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New Orleans. Sept. E,

Messrs Ely BrOS.:-I sold two b9t- ties of your Liquid Cream Balm = q customer. Vim. Lamberton, 1413 Della chaise St. New Orleans: he has use,l the two bottles. giving him wondeffe.. and most satisfactory results. Gee. w. McDuff, Pharmacist.
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All who use Atomizers in treating nasal catarrh will get the best result from Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price. including spraying tube, 75 cents. Sold by druggists or mailed by Ely Bros, 5e Warren St N
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No trade is so we'll established that it can ignore advertising, and no trust is so strong that it can defy cempe- tition=Proftable Advertising
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

Minister Wu doesn't mind so much being recalled by the Chinese govern ment, but the prospect of being mvlt. ed to commit hari-kari is annoylng
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Cotton Belt Route.

Arkansas State Baptist Convention (CeIored). F't. Smith, Ark, Noyembe" l6 26. I9al.-Bate: One fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: November 17-2l inclusive Return limit; Noyem- Der 7.
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It does not follow that to become successful advertiser man must start in with unlimited thousands.= Chambersburg Pa, Opinion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

The natural supposition is that ad vertising has been no small factor in securing our Manager Hays,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

The stained glass church windows give q religious tint to the light, bat. like all other gilded things. they lose their beauty in the dark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

It is unWise for a business man to abstain from spending fifty dollars for advertising simply because lie cannot afford to spend thorsand.- American Gardening.
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An Irishman says one man IS as good as another, and if he's an trlsa= man he's q great deal better
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The Burlington Rout{ INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION
 Chiea H.,
 November 7, ANNUAL CONVENTION NAT. IN STOCK AssocIATIoN
 Chica 60, Ill.,,
 

For the occasions nat above found Chicago, Ill., RATE:
 
 DATES OF SALE: December z I1MSIS: Tickets leaym til and including December direction return u m of
 FORM OF TICKET: Tickets providing
  Jolnt Agent at Chicago should be Joseph these nectlon Agents at all other form JOINT AGENCY: Tickets dated the sociation Location of be lat
 L. w. WAkELEY,
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Your local coupon tlezet ' 'sSr' snt 1. been supplied with illustrate, .,s s bsss scriptive literature snow iH7 ,..orts ties of the scenery ard re5p'+ a,at,:s Colorado and the Roehs .,o asssa! These books are free for the n, 1s a.I 5, and The Denver Road VII II. eo. to- to give aooeu assistance !. by , g.,,s spondence in your choice '
 .o spend your vacation.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea when your bowels are out of order. Cas- carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

The man who does moro for nl5 neiehbors than his neighbors haNe done for him. shouldn't boast aboHt it. or they might outdo him later on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

Advertising is the electrical powe: which raises the elevator of business up from the cellar of staSnation into the sunlight of growth. expansion. and fruitjon.-H. NJ. Hill, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

To be more than satisfied NItA pleasure is like making yourself sick eating roast opossum. The mind ca@ De overloaded with ease, just the sane as the stomach c9n be overloaded with grease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

LOOK AT THIS. Children 5 automobiles for $le, If KNOX. MHERR4 & co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

Telephone Brewster's stable y1ur carriage and baggage calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-20

Cream Balm is placed Into the nostrils, spreads over the membrane and is absorbed Relief inn mediate and a cure follows It is not dryirg-dces rot produce snoezing. Large Si1e 50 cents at Drug eists T by mai; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
 ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Intelligent people always read tht apers.-Fichburg Mass. Mail
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
LITTLE COM CHANGED HANDS
At THE WILCOX MATINEE
Light Day in Police cours-chiness
Gamblers Are Given Their Free
dcr1.

Yesterdays session OF police court
could hardly be termed q bowling
success frou a financial standpoint
While there were n number OF eases
on the docket TO come bafore Judgs
Wilcox. but few Convictions resulted
while the justice mil was in opera
ton. hence the sum total Of ines col
lected vas very small.
Ten Chinese gamblers who were
served in s warmsd-0vsr state from
Tuesday. were let loose upon a noIle
prosequi The evidence against the
CelestizIs was OF such fiuisy char
aeter that the court had nothing 70
do but 10 let the Chinese go free
Witnesses from among the fold had
previously been pressed into service,
but like many other Instances OF SINH
lar nature. the average Chinese Wit
ness possesses a very poor memory
when placed on the stand. His story
is generally more ehangsabie and
vascillating than the most recreant
Kansas zephyr that ever stirred the
dust in the western bad lands
W. S. Withers was found not guilty.
OF fast driving. hence was discharged
All Noe. charged with stealing a
bicycle. was committed TO the Cir
cult Court for trial
A reprimand and subsequent ats
charge fell 10 the lot OF W H. Pfluger
charged with riding his bicycle with
out light
Punihole and Kaupena, alleged to
have driven their respective drays
faster than the ordinances prescribe.
were released with a reprimand.
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Along the Waterfront
'coatinued from Second Psse,

snbiztt. B. K Smith. F. L. waidrou.
A j. Wilson and wife. Peter WHITE
Mrs A E Chistsndea. Herr wise.
Miss Walton. J. " L. Mcclure. Nrs.
Il L. Thompson. Miss Rirggold- Miss
IrUsJy- ). PsdgTiff. p. T. Peck. j.
SierOich- Csc. VoTo1sky. Mr.. Trasty.
J. White. s Ishiharo. J. Levirgson,
E I. DTier. J. D. DenUce. Mr.. Dease.
Ir. Carter. N Omar. 3. Seymour. J
u Muir. J. y. Enright- Miss Plato
Miss Hearde. Mrs. J. c. Monte. Mrs.
" r Riddell, Miss Harris. Miss Lewis.
L J. Lemos and child. C. A Christie n
sen. Joe WoisCh. Mr. Chsnault. Mr..
Carter. J. Melville. n MaIsuda. Thos.
Johnson, T. Kitehn, Saki. Mr.. Robin
son. Mr.. Christian. D. Tajira- Jas.
Murray. Miss u. Berry. Geo. P. Gas
tie. Miss L. Crozier. J. A. Eustace. Mrs.
G. S. Grant. B. Hoing. B. Lathrop. Miss
4. Morgan. ]. B. Reed and wife. ]. l..
Renton. Miss V. Scholz. NJ NJ Stern.
Mrs D. Walters. A. E. Livingston. B.
J. Noll. W. feelings, L. A Posse. Mr..
Davis, Mr. Jones, B. Lichtig, Mr.. Qua
Mira. II. II. Brand. E. Hogan. Miss
Williams. Miss Evans.
From the Colonies, per CA. s. s.
Miowera. Nov. 20-Mrs. W. Taylor
From Kauai ports. per str. Mika-
hala. November 20-M. H. Uuki. Mrs.
TsUji. J Gugsan. Guy Owens, H a
Jaeger. NJ tombstone. Chas. Cooke.
r. J. Lee and 81 on deck
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! PASSENGERS DEPARTED {

For Victoria. per C. and A. s S.
Miowera. November 20-John F.
Walsh. ]. D. Henry, c. Miles. Ida
Mendelovitch. j. W. Welsh. W. A.
Reid. A Anderson. A. Lowen. A. A.
Sherman, T. Schneider. Miss A.
Schneider. Thos. Trunka, L. c. Lelle-
no. Thos. Kemble, E. H. May. E. Pa
jot. T. n. Harrison. ]. H. Brown. G.
". King. E. Caypless. Mrs F. Kratz,
c. c. Dolan, o. cambridge, and w. E.
Trewilliger.
For Hilo and way ports. per str.
Kinau. Nov. 20-Richard MUIR, II.
Deacon and wife. George Deacon. ]. l..
Carnage and wife. William Butler,
Charles H. Teaff, E. Won Sender. Mrs.
]. Nakapuahi. j. T. Moir. J. A. John
son. W. MeQuaid, H. z. Kelsey, c. C.
Kennedy and wife, A. L. Howard. For
Mahukona-E. E. Gliding and wife,
Robert Hall. H. H. Renton, j. Lennox.
For Kawaihae-J. Watt. James Glib,
Mrs. Thomas Murray. Mrs NJ Nahiwa
and three children, P Cerechino. For
Maalaea-Miss Kitty Cornwall. Miss
Belle Vida For Mahukona-E. A.
Fraser.
For Kauai ports. per str w. G. Hall,
Nov. &c. V. Sturtevant. w. G. Hy-
man, H. P. Johnson. H. C. Sheldon,
Tong Ling, Chow Yuen. NJ. Halbe-
karth, wife and child, A NJ. Mckenzie.
]. Hassoth, A. K. Bull, c. H. W. Nor
ton and daughter. D. H. Case, w. H.
Coney, Rev. o. H. 'Gulick.
For Maui and Hawaii ports, per str
Mauna Loa, Nov. &c. AXE. Mrs. j.
Kuaimoku, Mrs Sumoteo, A. Waiko-
.loa, E. R. Hendry, Mrs. Hellensen.
Chung Lee. ]. X. Kekaula, Mrs. An
derson. Eugene Todd, Mrs. F. Kohler,
c. NJ. Walton, w. c. Aehi, j. G. Car
penter. Geo. C. Copeland, James Wake
field. Lee Bin Coon, Miss Cornwall. G.
Ahusi. Master Timoto, W. A. Brown.
Miss Minnie Hellensen. zee Ku and
wife, E. Hartman, n. Cockburn, Chuck
Shuck
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Army and Navy.
U. S. tug Iroquois, Pond.
Merchantmen.

Merchantmen.
(This list does not include coasters
Tillie E. Starbuck, Am ship, Curtis,
San Francisco.
BENZ. F. Packard, Am ship, z. Allen,
Norfolk.
H. C. Wright. Am sch, " B. Nelson,
Eureka.
C. D. BRYANT, Am blk, P. Colley, San
Francisco.
W. H. Marston, Am sch, C. Curtis, San
Francisco.
Mohiean. am blk, E. V. Kelley. Oyster
Harbor.
Mauna Ala, Am blk. Smith. San Fran
cisco
C. L. woodbury., Am sch, S. J. Harris,
Eureka
Rosamond, Am sch. A. H Johnson, San
Francisco.
S. C. Allen, Am blk. G. H.. Johnson, San
Francisco.
Charmer. Am ship, ]. Slater. Tacoma.
R. P. Rithet. Am bko McPhail. San
Francisco.
Santiago. Am bk, Engalls. San Fran
cisco.
Lita. Ger ship. H. NJ. B. Harms, Ham
burg
Archer. Am bkt, Hardwick, San Fran
cisco.
Aloha. Am sch. Fry. San Francisco.
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To Depart.
NEWS OF THE TOWN.

You can not find more pleasant
place to spend this afternoon and
evening than at the Fair and Lawn
Party on Haalelea Lawn
At the Fair and Lawn Party given
on Haalelsa Lawn this afternoon AID
evening. the most particular can sure
IL End something TO please them AZ
eithsr the Fancy Work table. the Ha-
v--iis7. the japanese or the Rummage
Booth.
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ELECTION OF oFFIcERS-WiLD
ERS' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

At the adjourned annual meeting Of
the stockholders of this Company
held on this day. the following officer:
were elected TO serve during the en-
suing year:
c. L. WIGHT. President
W NJ GIFFARD, Vice-President.
s. B. ROSE, Secretary and Treas
urer.
W. PFOTENHAUER, Auditor
The above officers, with E. d. Ten
ney, E. F. Bishop. and c. c. Beckley
comprise the Board OF Directors.
S. 3. ROSE. Secretary.
Honolulu. Nov. 10Th. 1901.
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NOTICE.

Printing will begin on the Honolulu
department of Husted's Hawaiian
Directory on Friday. The publisher
requests that all changes either of
business or residence that have taken
place since the canvass began (about
Oct. u be sent to his Office. Room Is,
Arlington Annex, in order that the
book NAV be as complete and correct
as possible.
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nj ANY 20 through half their lives
II Blaming poor light for discomfort
u y or inability TO see well. when
they need accurately fitted glasses more
than good lights. Let rs turn the light
Of orr optical knowledge Jour way and
see II it can't Be made Of mutual benefit
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

In the Matter of Paul j. voeller
In Bankruptcy
Order to Show Cause Upon Credit
ors' Petition.
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Honolulu Stock q Bond exchange.

Wednesday. November 20.
STOCK.
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Upon the consider ton of the pc
tition OF c. E. Whitney & Co. OF San
Francisco. California; Hass Bros. of
San Francisco. California. and the
California Feed Co.. Ltd. of Homo
lulu. Island OF Oahu Territory of Ha-
wall. that p J. yoeIler be declared a
bankrupt. it is ordered that the said
P. ]. Voeller do appear at this
Court. as a Court of Bankruptcy, 10
be holden at Honolulu. in the Dis
trict aforesaid. en- the 9Th day of
December. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and show cause. il any there
be. why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted; and
II is further ordered that a copy
OF said petition together with a
writ Of subpoena. be served on said
P. ]. Voeller BY delivering the same
u him personally. or by leaving the
same Al his last usual place of abode
in said district. at least five days
before the dav aforesaid.
Witness: the Honorahls Morris
IL Estee Judge OF said Court. and
the seal thereof. at Honolulu. in said
District. on the 10Th day OF Novem-
Der. A D. 1901.
tSeaIA W L MAILING.
Clerk United States District Court.
Territory OF Hawaii
J. ALFRED MAGOON. Attorney
for Plaintiff.
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IN Cor. Nuuanu and Merchant SITS. and
H.. Hotel St OPP. Bethel P. O. Box s7s.
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MERCANTILE. Bid. Asked
c Brewer & Co... So 1925
n. S. Sachs d. G. Co. -. 100
SUGAR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16
CAMARA
DE DELEGADOS
Enero Is de 1901.

Hoy a las 9 de 10 maf1ana, el Pre-
sidsnte abri6 Ia session y el Secreta.
rio ley6 el acta de la anterior que
fue aprobada
Ell Sargento de Armas, anunci6
& Ia Presidencia, Ia negada de dos
mensajes, uev6ndolos & Ia mesa del
Presidente, y resultaron ser, uno. Il
aprobaci6n del bill del senior Todd,
:declarando incompatible Ill Asrro de
Delegado. con otros destinG Gs p1bli.
cos
al Presidente 10 firm6 para ser
enviado u Consejo Executive, & los
efectos consignientes.
El otro mensaje, trataba de IA
aprobaci6n de "a Resoluclon coniun..
to presentada por Egoxcue, sobre
tel6grafos, dandn cuenta que eli 10
de Febrero, serfan entregadas las Is
meas 4 lOs telegrAfistas puertorrioua
nos. al1adiendo, one u Resolu-
clon conjnnta no presentada nor
Egozone pidiendo Ia construcni6n
de un4 Estaci6n Naval 81 Puert.'
Rico, hab19 sido enmendada nor 81 81
ioousejo EJaeutivo. - S -.
C9Mara acept6 Il aiici6n ha-
sha o q Oonseio, s + Resoluci6nI
5sFs z ynntamiento id Calo Rnis,ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16
PaSe0 ESCOlar.

Ell Sabs.do pasado tuvieron los
alumnos del grupo escolar de Utua-
go que dirige don Pablo Morales Ca
brera, un aneno paseo escolar. Ayu
dado ell Sr. Morales en- su labor per
los asfduos inteligentes compaf1e.
ros, sef1ores dofla Emilia Correa de
Padr6n, dof1a Fllomena Iglesias de
Rosell6, don Jose Fonseca, don Ma.
nuel Callejo y don Alvaro Martinez,
organize ell primer paseo escolar que
han tenido los nff1os eI aquella ciu
dad este af1o. Sc les obsequi6 con
una merienda, Sc les dieron leccio.
nes de la naturaleza y cantando her.
mosos himnos destilaron por la po
blaci6n, hasta la plaza principal
donde ell celoso secretario de la Jun
ta Escolar les dirigio una breve alo
cuci6n en- nombre de la corporacien
a que pertenecfa, felicitandoles por
ell entusiasmo que demostraban por
instruirse POGO despues la multico-
lora bandada de trescientos nif1os
de ambos sexos rompiendo filas mar.
chaban gozosos al hogar palermo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16
TranYla el6CtriC0
de Ponce.

Segdn dice un periodico poncef1o
la casa De Ford, trata de dar prin-
cipio a las obras del tranvfa electri-
CO en- aquella ciudad, tan pronto co
mo dicha frarquicia sea tirmada por
el Gobernador' Dicho tranvfa esCa
ra en- combination con ell muelle Ell
proyecto, del cual obtuvo franquicia
hace tempo ell Sr. Luce Ambas
obras ocuparan un capital de 485, 600
dollars y una fuerza de trabajadores
de 500 puertorriquef1os. Uno de los
terminus de la franquicia estatuye
que la paga & precio de Ia Playa q
Ponce costara solamente 5 centavOs
por pasajero. -
Otra estipula que la Compan{a
pagara una prima de un 5 pS al ter
minar el plazo de ciuco amos.
Hay tambien ell proyecto de
construir un rompeolas para dar Sc:
guridad al puerto.
Ell abogado Mr.. F. H. Dexter
fue quien tuvo q su cargo sostener
la solicitud de los concesionarios y
dirigir las negociacicnes.