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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31

serg't Taylor Was 4 Friend Of Psruna.
Sergeant Buck TAYLOR was one Of the
famous Rough RIDERS and is a personal
friend Of Governor Roosevelt Of New
York He accompanied Governor Roose-
velt on his great stumping tour through
upper New York state. lie was pro
NOTED through gallantry in the held
during the late war.
The sergeant had the following to say
Of Peruna. Il think there il no better
medicine on earth than .Peruna, for ca
tarrh. It has cured ne 1t would take
a volume to tel you Of ali the good it
has done me. Peruna IS the best catarrh
cure on earth. and I know. for / have
tried nearly all OF them Buck +.
Taylor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
Major Mars is strona Aoain.

Major 7. H. Mars. OF the First VISION
sin Cavalry regiment. writes from 1425
Dunntng street, Chicago, H.. the follow
Ing letter:
FOR years suffered with catarrh OF
the kidneys contracted IN the army.
Medicine did not help me any until a
comrade who had been helped by Pc
ruua advised me 20 try Il I bought
some al once. and soon found Blessed re-
LEG I kept taking it for four months.
and am now well and strong and feel
better than I have done for the past
twenty years, thanks 70 Peruna- IT. Il
Mars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
Chaplain Jayoox Finds Relief at Last

Chaplain Jaycox Finds Relief at Last.
Hon D. L. Jaycoz, Chapta z Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, writes
f-om So Broadway. Oaklan-. Gala:
II contracted severe bladder and kid
ney trouble. spent hundreds Of dollars
and consulted host Of doctors but
neither did ne any good
II bought a bottle Of Per1na or the ad-
vice of some comrades who had been
cured oy 1t. a--sr using it four months.
nay pains are gone. ana believe myself
To be cured. I feel wen, and would not
be without a oottle IN time Of need Tor
ten times Its cosL'-D- l. JaycoE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31

MAJOR J. II Lscdell aasior C The Fltrh
Immuues. recently ordered TO --e Fh-ip-
pines. and wen -nown IL Mississippi. a4s
used PsrIua iu his family for years- Re
gives his 0pinion II THIS great catazra
remedy crou several years constant o.
servation and personal use lie SAYS
Il have usea Par-na 1or years and /
know OF no better medic-ue "a the mar
ker Il Is great roalc ana should be
used IL every household rs cure for
eatarrh 7 know o. nothing better - III
Liddeu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31

Colonel John a. Joyce. well known
throughout the country as the soldier 5
poet. is an ardent friend 70 Perua2- he
speaks Of II IN the following terms II =
recent letrer FROM IS asallgtou. L. c.
"GeulIzraeu-L china Lhese ls 10 better
medicine so.d thau yo-r remedies Tor
catargh. They have cured ne Il would
take q volume % TEA yol The good tneg
have done ne. Per-nA - rae oest remedy
on earrh for c@5arrn aad tnink have
tried usarly al of them -J0na ~ gog ~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
Gen. Powell conpIeteIy Restored.

Gen. Powell conpletely Restored.
General ". H Powell. Department
Commander OF Hecker Post. No. Az,
Belleville, H., writes.
Following severe attack o. IA grippe
il 1890. have suffered greatly and con
tinuously from constantly Increasing
stubborn case Of catarrh Of the head ard
stomach. All prescribed remedies fan
Ing to yield permanent relief was in
duced to try Peruua and began its use
in August. 1893 IN using one bottle I
became convinced Of its curative quaH-
ties. and continued It's use to date. All
symptoms OF catarrh have disappeared
yet I continue its moderate use as d pre-
ventivs and an Old mans toaio.''-W Il
Powell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
NOTHING HELPS IN SPRING LIKE PE-RU-NA.

Nal. Hawk Gives PeruHa Great Praise.
Major z. s Hawks writes the following
letter TO the Psraaz Medicine %. from
Washington. 2. c.
7 take great pleasure II recamnendins
Peuna as an excellent tonic u has been
recommended 70 ne By iaauenEial people
as an excellent remedy and should Be- II
every mans househola It Is particularly
effective as a cure for eats-rh n AZ is.
phases and stages. -E. ;. Hawks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
Paymaster Collier Recommends Pc
rura.

ore Of the most responsible positions IN
the practical management OF the united
states Navy is the Payuasters Omce
only men or great executive and clerical
ability can 81 such position. such a
man is the Hon. William A Collier. As
sistant Payrnaster ~ the Unite4 States
Navy. Ia recent letter ot bis 70 Dr.
Hartman. be sass
II have taken Peruna and take pleasure
in recommending = - those need laE a
arst-cIass tonic feeling assured that IL
VIII &c au that IS claimed for t-r-A- A.
Collier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
General wrlaht gglosIzss Psruna.

General Marcus wright. ia corcoran
street. washington. n G.. prominent
Confederate General. who is in charge
Of getting up the records Of the War q
the Rebellion. has the following 70 say
il regard 70 Perlma.
Z take pleasure in recommending Pc
r1aa IL is a remarkable nedle.1e and
should be used by persons who ere In
need 81 q good tonic aad bv sufferers
from catarrh. '-3Larels Wright
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
Captain Yarneu Benefited By Perana-

Captain YaFneT 5ene0tea y TeF-0 a
Captain d. o. Tarue-l. POST Command
sr VIM Downs Post Ma 6. C. A. r..
writes from - Lincoln street ~ T..
washington. 2. c.. as follows eoucernins
PerGna as catarrh eure- he says,
your medicine Perlna, I believe 20 b
the best medicine Tor cata-rh on the mar
ket. have taken only q small amount
ana can see very beneficial results
shall continue its use ana recommend IL
70 ny friends and comrades Tor al Ca
tzrrhaI affections w. o. EarneL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
Major GREENE Escaped Consumption.

MaIor LT-eIde EscaPeo SSHs.T'' -sIS'''
Major John Creeine OF the Seventeenth
Infantry. writes from ~ Sheffield ave-
nue, Chicago. III.
Il recommended Peruna TO AL ny
friends as the most reliable remedy for
catarrh on the market I suffered for
years with chronic eatarrh OF the Lungs
contracted in the army. I spent hum
dreds OF dollars without getting any
benefit, and a few dollars Ter a dozen
bottles OF Peruna made me as str5rs
and well as ever. John GREENE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
No Other Catarrh Remedy
Has Ever Received
Such Great Popular
Endorsements.

Soldier Friebertshause- Made a New
Man.
a comrade whose kidneys had bsen
cured through the use OF Peruna ad-
vised ne TO use l. I found that The nrst
bottle relieved me, and after this faith-
ful Use Of eight bottles Z was new and
happy man. have not had an ache or
pain for over a year now John FIRE
berrshauser.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
General James Long,
street, of Gainesville, Ga,
writes as follows in regard
to Peruna:

81 join with my comrade, Cen
eral Wheeler, in testifying 10 the
merits OF Peruna. both as a tonic
and a catarrh remedy. Peruna
enjoys the greatest rep utation as
a catarrh remedy of any medicine
yet devised
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31

( Flajor General Joseph
Wheeler, commanding the
cavalry forces in front OF
Santiago. says:
81 join with Senators Sullivan,
Roach and McEnery in their good
opinion OF Peruna. 1t is recon-
mended TO me by those VINO have
used il as an excellent tonic and
particularly effective as cure
for catarra.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
Ready Made Skirts

Crash Skirts, full cut, we'll Vaudeville they last
$l25 Pique Skirts, good quality insertion, trim
med latest cut, $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
FAMOUS AUTHOR
WAS IN HONOLULU
DR.. S. Weir Mitchell, Whose
Novels Have Won Him
Fame, on China.

DR.. S. Weir Mitchell, of Philadelphia
physician and author, passed through
Honolulu on the China Drs Mitchell
is on his way home from a trip around
the world in quest of information to
be used in forthcoming literary work
which he has planned. DR. Mitchell
is a writer of historical fiction One
of his latest, The Adventures OF
Francois which appeared in the Cen
tury Magazine, has had a wide popu-
larity. Another story based on events
in the American revolution mas also
Won him considerable fame
DR.. Mitchell was born in 1929, the
son of John Kearsley Mitchell DID.
He was educated at the University of
pennsylvania and at Jefferson Medical
college, where he graduated. He was
greatly interested in natural history,
and carried on a series of investiga-
lions regarding snake poisons, publish
ing in the Smithsonian Contributions
to knowledge in 1860 his researches
upon the characteristics of rattlesnake
venom. He was appointed an acting
assistant surgeon in the army in the
hospital for injuries, etc, to the nerves.
in Philadelphia, in 1868; here he made
observations on injuries to the nerves
and their consequences that have Civ
en- him worldwide reputation
He has published several volumes of
notion and poetry, including "Hephzi-
pan Guinness" The Hill of Stones,
and other Poems In War Time
Roland Blake" "A Mosque, and 9th
er POEMS. THE Cup of Youth" and
characteristics
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
A FINANCIAL, TEST

Mr.. Dykermeadows-Ha young ia
maica any bank account?
Mrs. Dykermeadows (naively) - I
don't know whether he has now: but
he has been able to pay me attentions
for six months
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
UnderclOthinQ

grand assortment We have fine assortment
of Corset Covers nicely finished and all sizes at
35c Night Gowns and Chemses-A1 value
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer.
Fine Residence Tor Sale

I OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE
residence Of MIR. DOUGLAS COL
Inns, situated on School street, be-
tween Fort and Nuuanu streets,
The grounds are nicely improved and
planted with fine trees.
The main dwelling house is well and
substantially built, in good repair, and
contains large lanai, large double
parlors, extra large dining room, large
hall, three extra large bedrooms, bath
room with hot and cold water, large
kitchen, fine cellar, portion OF which
is cemented, and contains extra stove
with stationary washtub. Large rear
yard. A large barn, stables, henhouse
and servants house
Property has a frontage on School
street of S. feet. a depth OF ZIG feet.
and total area Of 48-100 Of an acre.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
KAMITES
CHAMPIONS
Defeated Punahou
In the Final
Game.
RICHARDS WON
GAME IN LAST
Punahou Had Best of Game Up
to Fatal Ninth-ResuIts Of
Past Years.
~sessessss.sssse.e..eeee.>

The deciding game of the interscnolas-
tic baseball series was played on the Ka-
mehameha School campus on Saturday
afternoon. Each nine had two wins to
it's credit.
Punahou had the best of the game up to
the ninth inning, when a home run
by Richards won the game and the cham
pionship.
The play was witnessed by large
crowd and the excitement throughout was
intense.
The Kams have now won the cham
pionship for three years in succession.
The score:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
Umbrellas and
SunShddeS

Lovely creations in New Styles and colors in sun.
shades Ladies and Gentlemen's Umbrellas first
quality made, gold and silver mountings
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
Rafting Value
IN THE
Dress Department:

36-lnch Batiste, 1Oc per yard
White Victoria Lawn 75c per piece.
India Linens, Persian Lawns and Organizes way
down.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
Auction $ ale
Furniture, Rugs, Guns, Etc
On Tuesday, June 18th,
An ~ o,nr

AT my salesroom, IS Queen street, 1
will sell at public auction choice as
sortment of household furniture of all
kinds, tables, chairs, rockers, beds, bu
reaus, washstands, sideboard. sewing
machines. bookcases, new rugs, all
sizes, pictures, hand bags, valises, guns,
revolver, ETC., etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
PUNAHOU.

Stolen Bases-Campbell, Kekuewa, Lem
on.
Two-base Hit-Hamoku 9
Three base Hit-Hamoku.
Home Run-Richards.
Double Play-Kaai and Hamoku.
Base on Balls-By Jones 2, by Castle 1,
by Williamson l.
Struck Out--By Jones 8.
Passed Balls-By Kekuewa g.
Time of Game-Two hours 10 minutes.
Umpires-C. A. Elston and w. H. Bah
bitt
Scorer-E. Deverill
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17
JAMES F. MORGAN,
IS QUEEN STREET.
FOR RENT.

RESIDENCE OF C. J., MCCARTHY.
on Young, Piikoi and Beretania streets.
Fine, large yard, with fruit and shade
trees.
House contains parlor, dining room,
pantry, kitchen, large bedrooms, SER
wants quarters, etc.
Stalls for two horses and carriage
room
House will be rented furnished. Par
ty renting must take good care Of the
premises.
Apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN.
5s7s IS QUEEN STREET.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18
EL SR, CISNEaOS.
pidi6 la anexi6n de Cuba
= A LOS
ESTAD0S UNIDOS

Ah0ra que, como dijmos les 'ect,
TO es en- nuastra Sc ,ci6n Cal l9gl an "a
! tanto betalIan os onvend )nales cuba
nos p>rque a Gran Antilla no conceda
NADIA los Estad)s Unidos sObre Ia
clase de reiacoDes que quie en- estab e
Ger con aquella isla, no dejan de teneI
0p0rtunldad los S'gnientes parrafos de
luna carta de The Forum de Washing
ton, en- la cual abogando su autor por
que los EStados Unidos y Cuba leguen
"a una inteligencis, dice:
Made Sc ha expTesadO mas en6r
gjcam4nle en- es G s"ntid) que uno de
i0S P.eSdentes de la lamada RepubH
ca cubana, en- una ca:ta que esclibi6
iesde Cubitas al NeW Yorh Times y
que eSta e ,ro'lu IA IN 5Fa Ell la pa
gina l27 del iibro de Mr.. Histead
Hi@toIia de Cuba, edci6n inglesa, Y
que dice textualmente:
"Onha es naturalmente de los Esta
los UndoS tant0 como 10 es Long Is
land IF nte Nueya Iork-y creo que
no hay S no una sOlucI6n deintva pa
ia Ia misma, que eS incluiria en- la gran
hermandad de los Estadcs que fo:man
"a confAtc a"i0n de los E,tadoS Uni
los.
Es natural que despu6s de leer estos
parTatOs desee c0nOCerse ell nOmbre de
ese prcs!dente de a RephDIicA de On
ba one tan francam mente dispusO de los
tuturos destlnos de la Isla; y para no
tener por mas tempo su-p nso ell in
teres del pdblIco, vamOs q reyelarlo,
transcribiendo este Otro parrafo de "a
carta;
"JHay alguien que tenga mas dere-
cho nj mas autoridad para hablar en-
nombre de la Repdblica cubana de
os insurrectos de 1895 que ell yenera
bic MaIques Ie s lnta Lucia, Salvador
OisneroS y Detanconrt, que 10 ha ga
criticado todo ante ell altar de su pa
tria y que puso su nombre bajo pa
rratO que antecedt
El mismo que suscribi6 estos concep
tos, repetimOs, es ell seilor Cisneros Be
tancouIt, quien, pOcas semanas ha
como ;ambien saben los lectores sc
neg0 firmar ell ejemp'ar de la Cons
tituci6n destnado a Washington, y que
declaraba despu6s que NAL pue1e ha-
Ger concesiones a los Estados Unidos
quien a ia postre teudra que !anzaTse
al campo para recordarIes sus compEo
IN sos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18

las escuel; S, como factor de la furma
con del caIacter. Tuyo severas re
pIensiones para los padres, que, sin
motive justficad), rilen a los II nos,
ObPgandoles busc en- otra parte, y,
a veces en- IA Gale, un retugiO contra la
dureza del cardcter de sus progeni-
torres
"Los maestroS Y los padres, dijo ell
senior Houck, estan en- la obligation &c
pro urar la felcidad de los nlnos ell
modo mas practice d.. conseguirla es
tomentandO la educaciGn con ell elem
pio ed ticante, On; dcj4 en- ell alma de-
adOIeSceute una enseilanza veTdaGeTa
mente lmborrabie"
Los n,nos Amina ! Lola Tizol, Mer
cedes Rodriguez, Je>Gs ' Federico Ra
mos, Rafael MeEorana Victor Rio,
acompanadOs al piano por la profesora
senOrlta Stevens, ej j-cutsron un himDo.
DeSDu63 de un iaG valo de ID mi
nutos &c IN pasaCdiie ejecutadO pur
IA 0Tquesta ei doctor Brum baUgh s.
Ding 8 al audit0ri0 con frase corIecta,
extend eudo e )hre la ensenan "a las
condlciones Que ne eSlta el professor
para p0der irasmitir sus c0nOcimientos
4 los n'll0s encomendados q sus des
velOs.
Qu4d6 cerradO el acto con la "Bo
Tnquena", ejecutada muy bien por una
OTqnettl infantil.
POr ia noche, las OchO, Sc reanud6
la session. consumendo ell primer turno
ell s, nor b ulntaugh, que, entire otras
cOsss, expusO la 'necesidad en que es
IA Puerto Rico de educarse grande
mente para podeg formar parte de la
naci6n americana. Otto algunas sen
tencias opoItunas en- apoyo de su tesis
entire la>que recOTdam0s la siguiente
4" s. no vantais escuelas, tendle's que
cOnstIuir carceles'.
Ofec6 prestar su apOyO para que Ia
ensenanza adquiera de5arroyo en- este
pals, para ell que esta, segdn dijo, ami
mado de los mejores deseos. 7.
Tn coro de ninos cant6 q la termina
ci6n del dircurso del senior Brumbaugh
luhC luo luuy dp.duuluO,
I'll senior C0rson hizo tltimamente use
de la palabra, apoyando las razones ex
puestas por el oradOr que le precedit
en- ella.
La seiiorita Stevens, cant6 ell Whel
he Heart to JOnng, acompaflada a
piano por la profesora senorita Pike.
TeTmn0 ell actO con un cOrO cantadt
por gran n1mero de nifios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18
CONFERENCIk
DEL DR.. DEL VALE
EN- LA
'"Ini6n de Dependencies .

En los salones en- que sc halla insta-
lada esta Sociedad, do ell sabado su Ill
TINA c0hferencia soble METEOROLOGICAL,
nGestro 51nigo ell DR.. ID Rafael del
Vale.
Ia concureneia era eSc0gida nu
merosa.y hubmos de observar que es
crch6 con inteI6s Ia perorai6n, dand0
Sc cuenta de eSe mundo de 10 irlinita.
mente pequeil0 q1e tanta irfllenca
pjelce s3bTe la vida de t0doS los seres.
Geese .vuIgarmente que eSos para
sit0s tleIehp0 dlica mSi0n 81 desaCr0
Ilo de rs enfermeiades intecciosaS,
caaIdo en- realidad Interviewer en- mul
tltnd de fen0men0s natu~a! 4, muehoS
dc los cuales ap"0vecha ell hombte mis-
no para Ia agriculture la iDduStfia.
Explic6 al doctor del Eal.e el distnto
p: pei que cada grupo bacteri0'6g CO G
pfesenta, desde su desarrollO e1 las sus
tanclas azucaradas. para product. las
ttrmentaciones aicoholicas, hasta sus
stectds en- Ia f5pida disgregaci6n de los
orgarisfn9 tos, los cuales pone
en- rdciones do que devuelvan a Ia
na' uca'e2a los principles que DE ella
ban tornado dur}nte la vida.
Termin0 el c0nleTencia te Su diScur
so expIicando las ventajas obtonidas
per "a mediciua ! la cirugla del estudio
de los bacterias y los m6todos que des
de ell gran Pasteur 4 la techa Sc ban en-
ensayado para conseguir la atenuaci6n
de les virus y las inyeccones serotera-
peas.
t enen indiscutible lmportancia es
tls colterencas, poIque popularzan los
con cimient0s cientIfc0s c0utrbuyen
4 qIe Sc observer con mayor cujdado
les preoepoS de Ia ant t'Sepsia y de a
higlene.
Sabemos one en- una pi6xima session
nos pondra de manifesto ell doctor
Yale, eutivos dc bacttrias y de inf0
sofios vivo9, por medic de una lihteTna
de ployecci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18

en- e Hoti AriinytOn la comisi1n de
Puerto Rjeo, c"urtuA"i to4o cl pals
en Qlr no s. ha ptr.ido .odo aun Y
y Gne c.ares tao 'e patab'es como las
one Gqni es'amcs lepreSentan y de
tsn'j enlo, b n IN, tiempo 4u' deten
demos los jntereses y IA vida del pobre,
no deben .rC,ararSe nj yensi1laS nj anu
ladas.
La obra de Ia aGsorciGu cstl solo
comenzada y hay que decir muy alto
que aqu. los grandes hombres no tan
solo repruebln los pIocedimientoS pues
tos en- practioa para lograrla, sno que
nj siqulera plensan en- ESQ como solu
ci0n americaniZadOTa.
D6sean solo que Puerto Rico no ten
ga queja del Go3ieIno Americana y
cuentan con la esperanza de que una
buena administrator hara amigos del
gob4erno 4 todos los elementos sensa
tos de a sIa, que hoy estan aIejados
de la to. taeaa.
In tOmisi6n Sc ha atreYido 4 ollecer
Ell apoyO moral y auu material de i0s
elem@ntos a quiene representa-, q cam
bio dc una administrator pTotectora
della liqueza CeI pals, tan asendereada
y maltrecha.
En- les breves das que lIeya la %
mission en Washington, Ia opIn6a esta,
paede decirse; tumada, respecto de la
situaci6n de Puerto Rico".
ESQ dicen nuestTos Conisiouados en-
Washil gson, que es ba tante decir, y
la Oomsi6n ejecutlyl de la Asambea
del 2 dc Febter2 SOLO All dla cue esa
maulfts,acIones estan robu ,tecidaS y
colI0boradas por los amp los detalles
que aqlel s les han comuuicado. NADIA
mas por hoy
Intelligent pauca
Por la Comisi6n ejecutiva,
FL Vice presidense Secrotaro,
Julidn Z Bianco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18
CONFER:ENC|
PEDAGQGICAs
En- YauCO
En- YauCo

El viernes hizo su' 'entrada en- dicho
pueblo la comisi6n Pedagogical, aeon
panada de algunos caballeros de aquella
localidad que salier0n a las afueras a
esperarla.
Los se1ores que componen la conf
sion dieron tres conAerencias duraute
ell dia, J una por "a noche, q Ia que
asisti0 una numerOsa cOncurrencia, que
Oblig6 al senor Brunfbaugh a salir fue
ra del local para que la multitud que
no habfa tenido acceso en- 6l pudieIa
Oirle.
E discursO de- referidO educaciCnis-
ia, que fue bantante :extens~s tuvo con
ceptOs muy Gesagradabes para ell MA
gisterio puertOrriquenO al que critic6
duTamente en- cuanto su m6tOdo de
ensensnza.
FL senOr Houck entretuvo largo ratio
al auditOriO.
Los protesores, Colon de Penuelas
y CorderO, de Sabana grande, habla
ron continuation siendo muy aplau
didOs.
La Liga Fila monica ameniz6 ell ac-
Y ell sefior Fradera interpreto con acier
to delicadas cOmposiciones musica es
al piano.
Merecen especial mencion los niTios
de las escuelas p1blicas que entonaron
aIgunos himnos sobresaliendo entire
ellos la Borinquen."
La velada result6 del agrado del pd
blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18
En- Ponce

Empez6 ell acto las dos de la tarde
con bastante concnrrencia.
Despue de ejecutaI Sc una sintonfa
violin y piano, us6 de la palabra el
sefior Corson, que pronunci6 ell mismo
discursO que lie OimOs en- nuestr0 tea
tro, pero que, dados los conceptos que
enclerra, y en- diferente localidad, re
sulta muy acceptable.
AL terminar ell discurso del senior
Oorson, un coro de ninOs, cant6 una
bonita caEci0n.
Habl6 despues al auditorio Henry
Houck, que expuso al p1blico, la con
yeEiencia de la enseianza musical en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-18
Ul nuGVO inCendiO
EN- COAMO
BOsquese enteros ardiendo
INAUDlTA PERvERsIDAD

El dia Is, como q las II l de la tarde,
Sc declare un terrible incendo en- las fincaS
de den Felipe Rodriguez don Santos Fran
ceSch del barrio de Sa1 IldefOnsO termino
municipal de Coamo. Inmediatamente de
haberse tenldO conocmierto to del siniestlo Sc
trasi1d6 al lugar del suceso el cabo Padr6 y
tres pareias de la PolIcia insular de aquel
puesto, logrando a las cinco horaS, y con la
ayuda de varios yecinos extiDguir totalmen.
te 81 fdego, que va iba tomando mayores
preparedness
No han ocurrido desgracias personales
que iamentar, 81 la p6rdida de 600 700
euerdas de montes de la propedad de los
clt2i0s Sen0res
Se practicaron las diligencias para la ave.
r5lacl6n de los bechos, resultando complica
d. Il I1dlydua Francisco Aicea, quien con
ei correspondence atestado fue puesto dis.
poslc.0n del senior Juez municipal.