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Mr.. Gelett Burgess has doubtless adj
mirers who will be glad TO possess the
cream Of his pictorial and literary art in
one volume. In THE Burgess Nonsense
Book Frederick A. Stokes Company
are gathered most Of the rhymes and pic
lures that in ephemeral publications and
ohildren's magazines have attracted atten-
ton to MIR. Burgess. The title page Is
In the vein Of jeering effrontery that Mr..
George Bernard Shaw and other lights Of
the self-advertising school have made
popular among youthful authors in
England and In this country. Whether
Mr.. Burgess could get on without the
mountebank business there Is no telling.
There Is a vein OF originality In his verse,
and under his absurd drawings the trained
hand Of the skilled mechanical draughts-
man is always felt. This Is more noticeable,
perhaps, in this edition. because the cuts
are uncolored. Humbug or not, this .Non-
sense Book" will give a better idea Of what
Mr.. Burgess has done so far han any other
Of his publications
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23
PROF. EDWARD NORTH RESIGNS
He Has Had F1fty-seyen Years OF Active
Service in Hamilton COLLEGE.

UTICA, Nov. 22,-The resignation Of
Prof. Edward North, professor of Greek
at Hamilton College in Clinton. n. Y. was
rendered to the trustees of the college
at the senior annual meeting held here
this week. Prof. North's resignation takes
effect at the end of the fall term, when
the veteran teacher will conclude fifty
seven years of active service in the college
under five successive Presidents. The
trustees accepted the resignation with
regret. and in honor Of his long servics
Prof. North was elected emeritus profess
sor Of Greek language and literature.
Since his election to the college faculty
In 1919 Prof. North has given instruction
in Greek language and literature 10 fifty
seven successive Glasses and upward Of
:. 800 students, MANY Of whom. in the later
classe'. were sons Of those who graduated
from the college IN earlier years
Prof. North, the fourth son Of Reuben
and Huldah Wilcox North, was born in
Berlin, Conn, on March o. 1920. He be-
longs TO the eighth generation OF John
North, one Of the original propHetors
and settlers AT Pennington, Conn. He
prepared for college with Ariel Parish
In Worthington Academy AT Berlin and
was graduated from Hamilton College
In Is4i. IL was in the fall OF ls4S that Hamil-
ton College elected him professor Of Latin
and Greek. and in 1862 he wa elected pro-
feS-or Of Greek language and literature.
After the death Of Presid ant Darling, on
April 20. 1891. Prof North was chosen act
ing President Of the college. being sue
ceeied by Or VI Woolsev S'rvkcr NJ Presi-
dent in the fall of 1892 The degree 81
A. NJ was given Prof. North by Brown
University in ls44 and the degree Of Ii u.
hv Colgate University in 1857 The State
Board 81 Regents gave him the degree
OF L. II ID. In 1899
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23

and Other Stones Felix J. Troughton,
Che Abbey Prese.)
THE Evolution Of Ser Patrick Geddes
and j.. Arthur Thomson. Revised edition
walter Scott; Charles Scribner's Sons)
'The Real World Robert Herrick.
(Macmillans.)
Our First School Book Carrie Sivyer
Ferris. (Siiver, Burdett & Coz
Course Of Study for the Indian Schools
OF the United States Estelle Reel. wash
ington, Government Printing Ofice)
THE Art OF Teaching Emerson F..
White, IL. d. american Book Company. }
Daddy Camden Francis Edgar Mason.
(Francis Z. Mason Publishing Company
tho Frebrand." =. r. Crockett.
(McClure, Phillips a Coz
Tho Works of Theophile Gautier.' Vols.
II and ~. 'Spirite- and "The Quartette.-
Translated by Prof. F, c. de Sumichrast.
George ID. Sproul)
Andrea Mantegna.' Maud Cruttwell
George Bell and Sons.)
THE Anthracite Coal Industry" Peter
Roberts. Phi. ID. (Macnillans.)
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New England Society Entertainment.

invitations have been issued by the
New England Society in the city of New
York for. an entertainment at the Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. Mrs.
Elizabeth Cynthia Barney Buel, wife Of
DR. Buel. the celebrated a~lienist. will read
an essay, A Tale Of the Spinning Wheel
and the Spinsters, : prepared for the His.
toricsi Society Of Litchfeld, Conn The
paper will he Illustrated by spinning
wheels. looms. lock reels and specimens
Of woollen and linen cloths made Ia the
last century. Mrs. Beatrice Horford Hay
ward. who il 80 well known In New York.
will give some Of her original m~unoloCues,
and old-time music will bee rendered by
a chorus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23
GIRL Tells or HER RUIN.
Testines nat Glovemaker Pings Assaulted
Her while Driving In n Park.

Seventeen-year-old Annie Fllreis, the
sewing girl from the glove factory OF
Pings d Primer. who ccuse Herman
Pings, the senior member of the firm, OF
running her and then leaving her TO make
her living In the streets, told her story to
Magistrate Mayo in the Essex Market
police court yesterday. when Pings was
arraigned there for examination. She
was examined by Assistant District At
torney SANFORD, who Is conducting the
prosecution. The examination was held
in the Magistrates private room.
AT the instance Of lawyer William +.
Howe, counsel for Pings and for Vincent
Fazzio, Pings's foreman. who is jointly
accused as accessory to the assault on
the girl, she was not allowed TO testify
materially regarding Fazzio's alleged part
In her undoing. as counsel insisted that
the prosecution was In technical error
in jointly accusing the two men.
Tho girl sat 80 that she faced Pings,
Fazzio and Lawyers Howe and Moss Of their
counsel. After the examination Mr.. Sand
ford complained that the girls reticence,
which was very noticeable, was due to
the fact hat she had TO look straight at
the defendants. Her testimony began
with her application to Fazzio for EN-
ployment and her meeting with Pings
two weeks afterward.
On June o. the girl said. Pings took her
driving in Central Park in a closed car
riage and. in spite Of her struggles, as
saulted her. She and Pings. she said,
visited Rockaway a week later and on
returning spent part of that night in a
room in the Vanderbilt Hotel. The girl
said that Pings told her that he would
provide for her IF she had trouble" After
ward she complained TO Pings and he told
her TO see Fazzio. The foreman gave
her some medicine and Pings hired a room
for her, because she told him that she was
afraid her people would learn her on
dition. Later, she said. Fazzio took her
20 a physician and some days afterward
she old Pings that she was quite well
again. and he said that he was glad of II.
The girl gave the briefest possible an
swers n frequently would keep silent
for long intervals, during which counsel
and Magistrate alternately coaxed and
threatened to get her to answer. Her
examination was finally adjourned until
mex Wednesday. The cases Of Jacob
and Edward Goldstone, two so-called
cadets accused of running two girls,
10 and II years old. were postponed.
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have travelled where we pleased; have
seen exactly what we wanted to see. We
haven't wasted our time, but have COM
bined pleasure with mental development.
Another feature that has appealed to me
Is the moderate expense at which all this
enjoyment has been secured.
very true" ! replied. a rough esti-
mate OF my expenses is within a thousand
dollars. Omitting my trip into Nubia.
$500 would have been ample. Tell me
where, in the whole range Of human ex-
perience, 30 much intelligent pleasure
can DO found for so little money! OF course,
! include in this my prospective ten days
delightful seq voyage from Genoa OF Naples
TO New York. Seeking a phrase that might
best describe our holiday. I'd say, THE
Trip Of a Thousand, for a Thousandl'
And opposite the two pages that con-
tain this util' .-rian interchange Of senti-
ment are a beautiful picture OF talia
peasant women in a trellis-vineyard and
a remarkable protrait Of a Soudanese
woman at Wadi-Halfa, both full Of poetry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23

We find the whole Of the .New England
Primer and liberal quotations from Mrs.
Bradstreet and the Bay State Psalm Book
and Michael Wigglesworth's DAY Of
Doom Interesting peeps into the past
that should start many a man into anti
quarian paths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23
The Temple b

The j. d. Iippincott Company, in con-
nection with Messrs. j. NJ. Dent a Co. OF
London, have begun to issue the temple
Bible" In the style made so well known
by the Temple Shakespeare n other
editions OF standard works. The pros
pectus Of the series Is most inviting. There
will be twenty-six 16-mo. volumes, OF which
seventeen will be devoted TO the Old Testa-
ment, and seven To the New Testament;
IN Introductory volume will contain IAN
Introduction to the Study of Holy Scrip
lures" by the Bishop Of Ripon, better known
in this country as DIR. Boyd Carpenter, and an
experimental volume, the twenty-sixth, will
contain Ecclesiasticus from the Apocrypha,
and IL there is a demand for the apocryphal
hooks other volumes will be included in
the series.
The first volume is naturally on Genesis.
The editor is the Rev. A. II. Sayce. professor
OF Assyriolugy at Oxford, who contributes
an interesting and brief but complete in
PRODUCTION TO the book, discussing its age,
its characteristics. the civilization of the
time Of It's composition, and other subjects
which modern scholarship and archaeology
cal research rave shown to be connected
with the early books Of the Bible. Notes
az 'ne Gnu Oi tHt NOiuI1e suppltInent tne
introduction, supplying matter that could
not appropriately be included In a predatory
chapter. Besides the critical and historical
notes. there are tables Of weights and meas
ures. Of genealogies, a synchronisn Of
ancient history, a map. and an extremely
interesting list Of references in well-kuown
writer's suggested by Genesis: this latter
list is to be extended to each book Of the
Bible.
II is difficult 70 speak too highly of the
series: in size, style, type, paper. in its
editing. the boob is as near perfection as
car be. The text Is that Of the Authorized
Version. altered where modern investigation
shows that alteration is needed: the verses
are not divided az in the Authorized Version,
and the intrusive chapter headings are
omitted. The lines are numbered, as In
the Globe Shakespeare, and at tho top
Of zach page appears the number of the
chapter and that Of the verses contained on
the page; otherwise the page is free from
the conventional verse-arrangement, which
Is so destructive Of both interest and con-
nection. Some years & a Handy Volume
Bible was published, which must nave met
tho wants Of many persons; hut IL was
a mere printing of the Authorized Version
in small volumes; the Temple Bible is far
ahead OF il, and commends itself in every
detail Of its makeup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23

NtT Civilizations.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
Ell ANO ESCOLAR

E dia IL del pr6ximo mes de No
viembre, como "a hemos anunciado
vera Ia luz pdblica en- esta capital, este
peri6dico dedicado exclusivamente al
magsterio.
Su objeto es recopilar en- ese sema
mario, tod0 cuanto atafia los maestros
= q la instruction, separandose en- ab
so uto de controversies.
Tambi6n pab:icara los re'ratos de
los Profesores con sus notas bibliogIa
ficas.
Su director gerente es nre ,tro que.
rido amigo particular, compafiero en- la
prensa prt fesor del magisterio puer
torriqueho, don Rlssnl 10 Intante Saa.
yeSra, y Administrator, don Manuel
Bdrillo.
Oreemos que ell peri6iic6 tsrdra un
semi tfioial y que sera de mu
cha utilidad para todo g. profesorado.
En- su primer n1mero pubIicara ell re
trato de MI. Braumbaugh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
ASunIOS eScOlareS

Hoy dia, la entrada & cualquiera d,
as profesi0nes, bien sea en- leyes, me
iicina, teologfa au1 & Ia del magiste
tio sc hace muy dificil Y & MEDIA que
4 tempo va pasando esa dificultai
| va anmentando. Aver iDfioidad d.
oersonas obtenian sus titulos profesio,
dales; hoy no basta obtenerlos, ca ne
cesarlo demostrar que el poseedor es
apto para ejercer la profes On que han
0btenido. Aver el Diploma era mas
que suf ciente; ma Universidai pro
ducia 100 doctores, de los cuales 20 10
eran, con titulo y aptitudes para Ia
profession, perO el resto estabs dividido.
amos Gran mechanics Otr0s n,atG sGn0s
q 0tr0s dOctOrcitlos dc q peseta. O5ra
Unlversldad proiu6ia 1OO Abogados,
y Ia misma division SO podia hacer sino
peoIl Fla LEG ado sin embargo Ia bora
en- que las puertas de las carreras pro
fesionales esten mejor guardadas, hoy
hay necesidad de ir bien armado, b;en
preparado para po1er salir avsnte en-
Ia empIesa, pues despues de haber OBJ
tenido el tituIo, b,y necesidad imperio
So de tener todas las sptitudes que la
carrera exija.
La tendencia del prensente, es mejo-
rar en- caanto sea possible Ia organiza-
cI6n pr0gresista del magisterio, en- un
cuerpo mas c0mpacto de miembros &C
tiv0s y trabsjad0res. Antes I'm indi-
viduo que Obtenia su titulo de maestro,
se d0rmia sobres sus laureles; obtenia
una escuela y nadie podia poner en- to
Ia de jniciO nj los conocimientos, nj las
aptitudss de aquel maestro. por SIM
pie hecho de que verdoderos poz0s de
ciensia, habian tornado el tribunal
exsninador, Y fe habisn concedido un
tltul0. iQdi6n podia decir que aquel
maestro no servisi Nadie poseia uE
Diploma! Hoy todo ESQ, ha ,venido al
snei0, y POGO 6 NADIA importa que el
maestro tepga no digo un titulo, VEIN
te; 81 ese maestro no tiene habiIidad
para ensefiar. nj gobernar una escuels,
esia muy lejos de estar en- caracter
Podra tener todos los 6onocimientos
te6ric0s; per0 no solo ESQ hace al macs
tro. Maestro es aquel que sabe ense
fiar, trssmitir, gobernar, y gohernarse
a ST mismo. Estas y muchas otras
aptitudes sou necesariRs hoy dia para
p0der llegar a ser IN maestro y no la
possession de d. D.piomas
Alberto r. Martines
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
|DICOI0NARIO DELLA REAL ACADEMIA

ULTIMA EDICI0N
Ell TRESILLO reglas lsyes penales,
ALIAS UNIVERSAL por zsrolo, la mejor
publ caci6n hasta la fecha
En- el BoLETIN MERCANTIL. 15-6
Tres individuos fueron asistidos en- Ia Sala
de Socorros, durante los dias 26 y ~ del
corriente mes.
Manuel Garc9s, que Sc encuentra extin.
guieDdo condena en- Ia cArcel de Mayaguez,
hs sido indultado por el Honorable Gober
nador.
El lunes pr6ximo 4 de Noviembre, saldra
el Gobernador Civil viDitar vsrios pueDlos
de Ia isla; saldra de esta ciudad en- coche
hasta Guayama, de aquf seguira q Arrsyo,
Patillss, Maunabo, Yabucoa y Humaca,, ;,
regresando San Juan. /.
LIZ causa del senior Naxgaez Rivera, acu
sado de habsr sustraido una carta del co.
rreo, Sc jusgarA hoy nuevamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
lQue no Sc lie divide )!

Oualquier maquina de escribir, maquinas
automatlcas de juego. contadotes automati.
ccs, q otra maquinaria pequeis, compsne
pronto J barato WILLIAM q. GROFF, p.
o. Box 3O2-Ofcins de Ia Fabrica de Hielo
americana. de TERRA. Bolt
Nuestro amigo don Alfredo Iglesias, ex.
socio gestor de Ia importante casa de co-
mercio "Espanol Co.," de esta capital,
NOS participa en- circular que tenemos & Ia
vista, haber establecido en- Madrid en- Ia
calls de Fuencarral ndmero 81, una soc O.
dad mercantiI colectiva con don Manuel
MoreIl Biscuit, para dedicarse ( Il sgen-
cia general de negocios, comisicnes re
presentaciones.
Deseainos Ia socisdad Morel Igleaias
muchos J buenos negocios, en- IL capital dc
EspaEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
RpBO EN UN HOTEL DE- LOyDRES

En- Londres Sc ha cometido un i'm
portante r0bo en- la resIdencia del
marques de Anglesey, situada en- Pi
cadilly.
El caballero, acompsiadO de su Sc
cretario, go habfa trasIadadO & I'm tea
tro con obJeto de pasar la noche d.sIraf
do.
Alregresar 4 atlas korss su hotel
descubrl6 que kabfsn desaparecido to
das las alhsjas que babia en Ia casa,
que estaban valoradas en- 10000 iibras
esterllnas, 8 sean 10000 pesetas, orc.
Sc sospecLa que ha cometido el robo
lei ayuda de t6mara, llamada Goult,
que habia comenzad0 { prestar servl.
clos 81 marques hace tres semanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
El ANlvsRsARIO De La GUERRA

ri dia 8 del corriente SO celebr6 en-
La Haya un oGeio Ieligioso en- acei6n
de gracias por haber concedido Dos q
los beers fueTzas y elementos para sc
guir luchando por la Independence de
las dos repdb.icas sud-africanas
Asistier0n al act0 tOdas las autOri
dades locales y un p1hlico numeroso.
Tres past0res pr0testaDtes elevaron
sns preces al Altisimo por el triunfo de
Ia cansa de los beers y para que el pue.
bio ingl6s reconozca Ia iniquidad de Ia
guerra que es.A sosteniendo contra O
Transvaal y el Orange.
Despu6s de estas plegarias la ma
ckedumbre entOn6 81 himnO transvaa
lense.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
TELEGRAMAS
POR CABLE
80 mil sOldadOs BRITAIN
cos persiguiend0
d BOtha
Rodean el campo en- que -a el &c.
neral b0er
ESTRECHANDO Ell OERCO
Immediate captura
t5srvicio csblegrafco especial del Boletin
MercsntiD
t5srvicio csblegrafco especial del Boletin
MercantiD

Nueva York, lunes Ell correspon
sal de la "Gaceta de Westminster,
en- Lorenzo Marquee, asegura en-
sus lespachos cablegra6cos dirigi-
dos q dicho peri6dico que ell geue-
ralfsimo del eiercito ingl6s en- el
Africa del Sur, Lor Kitchener, hs or
denado que varias columns brita-
nicas en- ndmer0 de so mil hombres
SO dediquen dnica y oxclusivamsn-
4 perseguir al general boer Botha
rodeando completamente ell campo
en- que este opera para ir estrechan
d. el cerco y conseguir su csptura
Immediate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
NOIICIAS DEL DIA.

En- session celebrada aver por ell Conseio
Executive Sc acord6 que la autoriaaci6n que
pide el ayuntamiento de Arecibo para con
trser IN empr6stito por Glen mil dollars, pa
Sc 4 Ia Oom,sl6n de Hacienda para que es-
ia informe,
Los Vice-consuladOs de Sueiss Noruega
en- AguadIlls, han s!do suspendidos.
A instancias de Mr.. Henry D. Ssyre,
han sido inscrltas en- Ell Departamento del
Interior, diez y ocho psrtenancias mineras
con el nombre de 'sSan Luis" = ndmero
l5O que radican eu el barrio de Rfo.negro,
jur sdlcci6n del Oorosal.
En atenta circular nos participa don Ole.
mante Pereda baber alberto un estableoi
m'ento en- Juncos, dedicado al ramo de
guinea la y ferreteria.
Cinco individuos fueron asistidos aver en-
el cuarto de socorros
Nos ha visitado ell "Oaribe1, nusvo per:6.
dlco que empleza publicarse en- Poace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
ResnltadOs de una reu-
ni6n de jefes carlisras
La provincial de Lelida amenazada
ACTIvIDAD DEL GENERAL OAR
LISTA
Ell gobiernO mega Ia version pero re-
dObla la vigilancia

'Sericio cablegr&fico especial del Boletin
Mercsntil)
Madrid, luues. --El. corresponsal
en- Perpifian del "Heraldoo telegra
fla anunciando que esta dando re-
sultado la reunion de jefes carlistas
veri6cada hace POGO en- aquella ciu-
dad.
Afiade que ha regresado de MAJ
sella ell general carlista Moore y
que no tendrla NADIA de particular
que muy pronto Sc vieran algunas
partidas en- las montafias de la pro
vinc.a de L9rida.
FL gobierno ha negado la version
pero ha reforzado Ia vigilancia milf
tar de la trontera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
Colombia y Venezuela
DECLARACIONES

Quo de los ministries del general
Castro Ia declarado que Venezuela no
abriga intenci6n alguna de tomar me
dldas agresivas nj siquiera de intervenir
Iecuamente en- Ia question del IstmO
Veuezuela desea ardientemeate yer
caeT ell actual gobierno colombiano que
amens "a & Venezuela, pero no ha tent
do ri nene diferencIas de niagIn gene
TO con 81 pueblo colombiano en- general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
S. A. LUZ ELECTRlCA
MEJoRA IMP0RTANTE

Esta compaiiia ha esiablecido 81 seryicio
de corrientes en- los diss laborables para
alumbrado, abanicos y mesores para indus
trias, en- tcdos los edlticios del circuiro ma
nero que colnprends las oaIles de Tetuap,
desde Ia s'rus IL de San Franclsco hasta
10 del Oristo.
La sociedad siquila abanicos motorea,
asi como encsrgara estos sparatOs por cuen
"a de los abonaios.
Sc hacen conyenios especiales.
Pronto estafka listos otros circuitos para
Ia miama clsse de servioios.
El Administrator,
3-3 J. SIRE.