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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26

most successfully grown IN this region.
Later in the season meetings viii be
held In the various settlements In the
interest Of apple culture
At the faculty meeting last Tues
day two students were suspended from
the college for the remainder OF this
school year for violating regulations
Of the institution.
Miss Mamie Morell was recently em-
ployed as assistant In the sewing and
domestic arts departments. There Is
great deal of interest taken In the
domestic science work this year. one
hundred and FIVE students have already
registered IN the sewing department.
The classes in cooking are also very
large.
Students engaged IN athletic work
very much appreciate what ia being
done for them MIR. Richards, an eA-
pert football player. has been employed
to coach the college team, The boys
are taking great interest In the work,
ana the athletic committee are pleased
with the progress. The teams practice
every afternoon. A new football Held
has recently been prepared. Accommo-
datlons are also provided for bathing,
five showers having been placed In one
of the athletic rooms on the basement
floor The contract has just been
awarded for equiping the athletic
rooms with lockers.
The college dormitory Is exception
ally successful this year. Between fifty
and sixty students have accommodd-
tons in the building. and all are well
pleased with the regulations and the
interest that IA being taken In them.
Or. and Mrs, Moench are arranging to
give reception in the near future.
Special invitations Will be extended to
the parents and friends Of the young
people who live In the dormitory, An
interesting program Is being arranged,
including an address by Bishop w. b.
Preston, Of Salt Lake City. The pur-
pose Of the reception is not only to
provide recreation for the young peo-
Pile but also TO give to all interested
In the welfare of the students an OPP
portunlty to becoming acquainted with
the pleasant, home-like accommoda-
tons which the dormitory affords.
The exterior work on the stock barns
is completed These buildings are
convenient and substantial They are
artistic In design and add greatly to
the facilities OF the animal industry
and agricultural departments
The ball given by the sorosls So
oiety last Saturday was grand sue
cess
New students are registering each
day. The registration shows con-
siderable increase over the attendance
at this time In previous years.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

s.o,s award organization we're taken
,oV.hpo Arst year preparatory normal
w. Thursday. They met ana
assnatned a committee to draft con-
stitut5n and bylaws.
r,. LELAND stanford football team
4. wing 10 arrange q game with the
iI,,yersity eleven for about the middle
Lavender. Whether our boys VIII
Sclde TO meet the big Californians de-
,Snds largely on the issue OF todays
tame with All Hallows.
Work on the fence and grand stand
~ the athletic grounds Is to begin az
once. The contract was awsrueu
Thursday to Prof Byron Cummings
who represents the athletic association.
II Is hoped through the enterprise 10
add to the funds OF the association.
Prof. Roylance was kept from hls
forenoon classes Thursday on account
OF the serious illness OF his wife.
Elder Geo. M. Cannon conducted
chanel this week. His talks were full
of good practical suggestions. Next
week Mrs. Frank Klmball Of the Chris
tlan Science church will address the
students,
The kindergarten department is full
TO overlooking with tiny tots II 9TH
ers apply for admission now they viii
have to be put on the waiting list.
Among the events Of this week that
came too late to report fully Is the re-
ceptlon TO the faculty and college and
fourth year students given last even
Ing between eight and eleven In the
normal building by Pres. and Mrs.
Kingsbury.
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SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.

Salt I.ake--Mlss Kate Moore of the
Longfellow school, resigned her posi-
ton the past week and took the train
yesterday for Seattle, where she has
accepted position in the public schools
of that city.
A little son has arrived to gladden. the
hearts and home Of Principal and Mrs,
w. W. Barton.
Mr. Spencer has been assigned to a
position in the Grant school.
A large meeting OF the patrons Of the
Washington school was held ON Friday
afternoon.
Miss Lydia Smithen who was as
signed 10 position In the Lowell,
has resigned by reason Of her recent III
ness, and is succeeded by Mrs Mabel
Held
Miss Pollock investigated the work at
the Lincoln on Thursday.
state Superintendent A. C. Nelson has
purchased a home in this city, and VIII
remove his family here about Nov. ].
Supervisor Elliott inspected the work
at the Lowell on Monday and Tuesday
The teachers of the Longfellow school
gave delightful luncheon on Thurs
dag to Miss Kate Moore, most pleas
ant occasion II proved to be.
Trustee b. S. Young Of the board of
education was a visitor at the Lowell
on Wednesday.
Miss Alice Butterworth OF the High
School was visitor at the Lincoln
Wednesday.
Miss Pollock held n most interesting
meeting of second grade teachers on
Wednesday afternoon A feature much
appreciated was a class In Speer arlth-
metic, taught by Miss Siddoway of the
Emerson school.
Miss Helen II. jenkins OF the Lincoln
vas visitor at the Lowell on Thurs
Boy.
Miss Sarah ]. Lyle OF Nephi has
Seen assigned to duty in the city
schools, She will act in the capacity OF
assistant at the oqurrh school in the
forenoon and at the Jackson in the az
ternoon.
Ass Louise Harrison, who formerly
taught In the schools OF this city. has
been engaged TO teach In Tacoma.
a parents club was re-organized at
the Lincoln school on Friday afternoon
with the following officers: President
Mrs. J. G. Smith; vice president, Mrs.
Won Elm; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs, j. G. Long; executive committee,
Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. A. L. Pouiton, Mrs.
Burton. The meeting was character
lied by great unanimlty, and quite
no DnllnpK
was present and responded TO an lnvi-
tation TO make a short address, which
was heartily appreciated.
President Newman and Superin-
tendent Christensen were callers at the
Webster Thursday.
The Misses Meeks and Plalsted sub
stltuted for Miss Carrie Davis at
Webster the latter part Of the week.
The Eta society of room II, Webster
school. had very pleasant and prob
able Longfellow program Friday. The
officers OF the society are Robert Good
win, president: Lester Moreton, vice
president; Hazel WINNER, secretary;
assistant secretary, Lille Tufts; lone
Bassett, treasurer.
The friends OF Principal G. A. Eaton
of the High school are pleased to know
that he has so far recovered his health |
as to resume his duties last Monday,
Miss Maude Harold OF the Lincoln
school was a visitor at the oquirrh |
school on Wednesday.
Superintendent Christensen has called
a meeting Of principals In his Office on |
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BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE

Logan-The number Of students Is
still increasing in the college. The
number Is now over APO. +
Elder Andreas Peterson. late from a
European mission, spoke an interest
ing sermon TO the students In chapel
on Wednesday morning.
Last Sunday, the principal ard teach
ers from the deaf and dumb school of
Ogden visited the college. They were
cry much interested In Observing what
he progress Of the institution has been.
The opening ball OF this season M
'oliege will be given In the gymnasium
On Saturday evening. The college
parties are select. Only the students
and their near friends are invited to
attend.
Professor Thatcher Is slowly recover
ing from his Illness, and viii very likely
be at his post of duty In college, within
a few days,
1t has been necessary TO Increase the
number Of sections IN physiology for
laboratory work. There are now four
sections.
The phlomathIc Literary Society
meets Friday evening A very good
program is prepared, one Of the num-
bers being lecture by Prof. Moslah
Hail.
Announcements are out for a winter
course to begin In the college soon.
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BEAVER BRANCH B. Y. A.

Beaver, Utah, Oct, Ex-senator r. II.
Tanner occupied the time in polysophl-
cal last Friday evening, his subject
being the workings OF our state legis-
lature, a vocal solo being rendered by
Miss Lucy Fotheringham at the close Of
the lecture.
The method adopted recently OF re-
viewing current events every Monday
morning Immediately after devotional
exercises, has proven TO be a good thing
for the students. as II is an incentive
for them to make use Of the reading
table and post themselves regarding in
ternational affairs as well as national,
state and local conditions
New students are coming In every
week and In order to accommodate
them all, rooms that have not hereto
fore been used are being fitted up for
that purpose so that we now have room
Tor all who may apply for entrance.
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appreciate the charaoteraatlons She
lmporsonated five Of Shakespeare's ty-
plcal women In a most artistic manner
and won frequent applause from her
audience.
one way to become acquainted with
the academy spirit Is TO dig trenches.
Last year the students dug nearly i've
blocks Of trench thus connecting the
academy with the city sewer system
and saving hundreds OF dollars, On
Saturday the new students win he in
itlated into the mysteries OF becoming
real academy student, ready and
eager TO work for the advancement OF
the school they love. They win dig
two hundred feet Of trench and con-
meet the sewer pipes OF the gymnasium
with those Of the city.
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Address New York Institute OF Science Dept 34 Rochester
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26
BRANCH NORMAL.

Cedar City, Oct, 1.-THE last week
has been a lively one indeed at the
Branch Normal In the first place We
had a visit from Prof. Stewart, Mon
day. the 14th. The evening before he
addressed large audience In the Cedar
city Tabernacle on the subject OF edu-
cation. Monday evening he lectured
before the students at the Branch Nor
NAL on the same subject, and at both
meetings his remarks were listened to
with the greatest interest and appre-
citation.
Last Friday the students held their
regular fall election at the Branch Nor
maj school city. The excitement over
the election was the greatest this time
of any election yet held.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Logan-A few days ago, President
Kerr and Professor Linfield visited So
da Springs and Blackfoot Rivers for
the purpose Of examining pure bred
stock with view Of buying for the
college While they found a number
OF very valuable animals, the records
were incomplete and no purchases were
made.
Professor Wright, who has charge of
the horticultural work Of the college.
is visiting the different towns Of Cache
Valley for the purpose of ascertalning
from the farmers themselves the yarIe.
ties OF winter apples which have been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26
The JUDGMENT OF SOLOMON.

Solomon might have done better,
but ! doubt It," laughed the attorne,-
at-laM. Il was out in the country the
other day on matter of business, and
while there my attention was attracted
10 peculiar situation that existed
among three old farmers, which prom
lsed 10 become serious, as they were
Ill stubborn, not one OF them beng
wiling TO admit that he was in the
wrong. IL was like this: one OF them
had planted hin of watermelons near
mis- line and the vine had grown over
upon his neighbours land, where Il had
spent Its energies m developing single
huge melon The farmer who had
planted the seed claimed Il, but the
man upon whose ground il had grown
said that IL belonged TO him. There
had been some line-fence trouble be-
tween them for years, and the melon
episode only Increased the Utter feel
ing. The old man who owned the land
where the melon was threatened 10 sue
his neighbor for trespass If he piched
1t, and the other swore that he would
have the farmer arrested II he took tn
melon. Here matters rested TIN q hog
belonging TO another neghbor. came
along and ate the melon. AT this stage
OF the proceedings the local minister
stepped In and tried to smooth the
matter over lie finally got them 10
agree to leave the matter TO me. and
] accepted the responsibility
Now, said /, TO the man whose
hog had eaten the melon. YOU are
clearly liable for what your hog de-
stroyeG, and I think 10 cents would
cover all danagc done
He thought this was reasonable and
promptly handed the amount over to
me.
"As put the money in MY rocket. {
said, Seeing that this Is exactly the
amount Of my fee for acting as referee.
] can see no need OF going any further
THE contestants stared blankly at
one another for moment and then
ne Of them said that he was mighty
sorry that the other hog ate the melon
before came along. To tell the truth
! was sorry myself. for, according To
all accounts, that melon was BUSTER
Detroit Free Press.
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was appointed TO make a constitution
and bylaws for the class. On Thurs
day the students held meeting and
adopted the constitution and bylaws.
Flftysslx students are in regular at
tendance in the preparatory, depart
ment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
Una mujer de empuje

Juana Rodriguez, natural de Vieques
ha resultado ser una mujer.d empuje.
Anoche las IL de la noche pasaba
por la Gale de la Tanca frente la fon-
da llamada ola Cangreiera", y fuG OBJ
jeto de una broma burlesca por parte
de unos individuos que en- aquel sitio
sc encontraban.
No acept6 la aludida aquella mani
testaci6n 6 increp6 duramente los au
torres y recibi6, a seguida, otra broma
mas intenoionada que la primera.
Entonces la Juana Rodriguez con
varonil entereza sac6 y blandi6 una
navaJa con la que hubo de amenazar q
los que la molestaban, que huyeron an
te la actitud de la herOinG dejandola
por duefia absolute de la Gale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
MAYAGUEZ

De la session. celebrada por este ayunta.
miento, en- la noche del jueves de la pre-.
sente semana, extractamos los siguientes
acuerdos:
Sc lie participa don Pedro Rosell6, que
hasta tanto no le sea por ell gobierno, admi
tida la renuncia del cargo de CONCEAL, siene
todas las obllgacicncs y responsibilities
correspondence ese cargo.
En- vista de las razones expresadas por la
Junta de instruction, que sulicta Sc aumen.
te a 5000 pesos en- vez de 5000 la asigna.
ci6n para instruction pdblics, Sc accede &
clio y cue de la partida de imprevistos Sc
rebajen 5000 pesos.
Sc acuerda no acceder la rebaJa de la ia
rifa de carros ancones para el pr6ximo
presupuesto.
Enterada la Corporation de un escrito del
senior medico de Sandal, doctor Basora, so
bre cuadras panaderfas, Sc acorG6 que ell
sefor alcalde tome las medidas de rlgor, de
acuerdo con dicho eScrito.
Sc acept6 la renuncia del guardia Baldo
nero Font.
Ell lunes efectu6 un animado bale de
ccnfianza el simpatico grupo GEL Lazo So.
ciap. Infinidad de senoritas, luciendo be-
Hos atavfos, dieron realce la fiesta que du.
r6 hasta las tres de la madrugada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
FESTEJOS

Para ell domingo. -Cuatro de la tar
de. = Grandes carreras de cintas.-Md-
sica.
Por la roch..--Sa.ve y fuegos.-
Function en- el Teatro.
Para ell lunes. --Seis de la mafiana.-
Diana por varias bandas fuesos y BON
bas.-Nueve de la misma. Fiesta re-
ligiosa en- Catedral.
Ouatro de la tarde.-Grandes calre-
ras de caballos, con valiosos premios.
Por la noche. Illumination general.
Ooho y media de la noche. Magnffi-
cos fuegos artificiales en- la Avenida
Daban. M1sica. Diez de la noche.
Bale en- ell Teatro.
Para ell Martes-Oinco de la tarde
Juegos populares en- la plaza del Mer.
cado.- Por la noche., Alborada del
gremio de Tablsj jeros. Dies de la no
che. Bale de obreros en- el Teatro.
Ademas de 10 anunciado habIa jue-
gos de entretenImiento, en- los Kios-
cos de la Marina, Pta de Tierra en-
ell Kiosco ell "CIiolo" situadO en- la
calle de San Sebastian.
De ola Defensa", peri6dico domini-
cano, leemos y transcnbmos al pie de
la letra:
SuceSo. Un senior puertorriqueno
llamado Pedro intent6 suicidarse y con
ese fin Sc tom6, segdn dIcen, cuarenta
pfldoras Pelletier y viendo que no mo-
RIA hizo uso del punal que portaba pa
ra lograr mejor su intento.
En- su auxilio a"udi6 ell cuIlado que
despues de una lucha fu6 herido grave
mente en- un brazo.
Oh los suicidas ~
-" En- ell Ingenio puerto Ri
co" ell domingo pasado, dos indivf-
duos, uno puertorriqueTo y otro cocolo
tuvieron una dificultad, de la que re-
sult6 este tltimo muerto de un balazo
en- la frente. El agresoc Sc haya en-
poder de la Justicla."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
Mas nOtiCiaS de Ponce.

La "Central GuanicaV es un hecho.
Han llegado hoy por correo S250O00 para
proceder la Immediate realization de ese
proyecto, que ha de dar tanta vida a la
zona Sud de Puerto Rico. Sabemos, por
conducto muy autorizado, que esos ''dos-
cientos cincuenta mil dollars" han sido va
depositados en- el "Cr6dito y Ahorro Pom
ceno.v
Son muchas las personals en- eSta ciu.
dad que estan dispuestas embarcar emf
gradas para la jsla de Cuba.
-Anteayer en- los bajos de la alcaldia
un infeliz Sc moria de hambre, Fue nece-
sario recogerlo y trasladarlo al hospital
civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
MercadO de Nueva York de hoy.

Harina de Trigo Gel Gigantic $3.50 saco
Harina de Maiz Golden Maize $40 saco
Forage de Schumacher s1.30 saco
Tocino de Morton 1926 barril
Jamones 3S3lS las 100 libras
Salchichones q $1,000 las 100 hbras
Manteca ccrriente $6.3I4 las 100 libras.
Manteca pura So 80 las 100 hbras
Libras 4.S6
Az1caI centrifugado 1882
Az1car mascabade 3 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
UAFf

Debido a 10 reducidfsima que es la
existencia, Sc opera muy POGO con este
artfculo, notandose alguna disposition
para obtener dicho Crane. Con frme-
"a cielran los tipos 5 123 a S l3 por
'Corrientes cubanos", $13 q S 134 por
''pil6n" y SHASTA por "hacienda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
Los prOhombreS cubanOs
Trabajo laborioso
PATRIOTISMO ACENTUADO
(Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletil
MercantiI.)

Habana, sabado.-Los prohom
bres de la polftica cubana y los
altos empleados, representatives de
la repub]ica de la America del Nor
te, celebran constantemente confe.
rercias con objeto de llegar q un
comun acuerdo en- la reorganization
del future gobierno de Cuba.
Los trabajos son muy laboriosos
Y hasta ahora sc llevan con espfritu
nacional muy acentado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
EI cOmerci0 y las classes
prOduCtOraS de Cuba
Lo que piden
RECIPROUIDAD COMERCIAL

(Servicio telegraico especial del Boletin
MercantiD
Habana, sabado,- Agftase entire
los elementos productos y conner
ciales de esta isla alcanzar que las
Camaras de Washington acepten un
convenio de reciprocidad comercial
con la futura rep1blica Guiana, y
que aQuel sea la base de los trata
dos de Comercio que Sc quieran es
tablecer entire ambos paises.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
MEROADO DE FRUTOe
AZUA Il

Poca actiyidad sc nota en- las opera
clones de este dulce, coloCandose solo
algunas partidas sobre mueile. Y por
no resultar aquellas fayorables debido
& los precios de actualidad, los agTicul-
torres estan muy POGO dispuestos 4 otre-
Ger eli fruto disp0nible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
BNTBADAa DR OABOTAJB

De Vieques bdra "Maria Artau" con
10 sigaiente: A la 6rden 55 buItos efec
t0s hidrograficOs.
De Humacao yYabucoa gol 'Isabe
la" con 10 signiente: la orden 10 SIS
almid6n.
De Mayagiiez gol "Carmelita" con
10 siguientp: Sors de NJ. Lomba co,
IL SIS azdcar mascabado. Liga de De
tallistas % s,s maiz. Esteban Moreno
| bI mang0es 2 @ quesos l d mante
quilla 4 d chocolate
sAi;tlss m TRAvEsTA
Ninguna.
ahLInAs M CABOrAJR
Para Fajardo gol 'Providencia" con
carga general.
Para Aguadilla y Mayagiez gol
"Mayagu9zana" con carga general.
DFSPACHADO
Para Habana escalas vap cub.
Julia"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
Ell cuatrO de Julio
Proyecto de festejos

El Comite encargado del programa de la
fiesta del de Julio en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico esta todos los dias hacienda grandes
estuerzos para que esta celebration sea verda
deramente magnifca. Sc han nombrado
subcC mites para atender los detailes, Sc
espera que todos los Municipos de la lsla
mandarin sus representatives para asistir
la manifestation y procession, que sera un
espec taculo jamaS viSto en- San Juan.
Ell coronel Buchanan, del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico, hs sido nombrado Marisca en-
Jefe Y al teniente. coronel Clem SO ha hecho
presdente del Comte para atender la de
coraci6n de la ciudad.
La banda de mdsica de Arecibo, una de
las mejoreS de la isla, asistira todaS las
festas que Sc celebren. Todas las lfneas de
ferrocarrll rebsjaran ell precio de pasaje.
Entire los festejos fgura IN juego de "ba-
sebalr' en- ell campo del Moro, con premio
de 80 pesos los que ganen.
Dferentes ejercicios, de acuerdo con la
fiesta, tendran lugar en- el teatro. DiscursoS
por personajes notables, y mdslca por las
bandas consttuyen ell programa. La Ca
mara de Representatives. Sc reunira las
diez de la mailana para concluir sus aSuntos
anteS de la hora senalada para la procession,
para que sus miembros tomen pate en- ella.
Estas son algunas entire las muchas d.
yersiones que tendran lugar, y todayfa no
hemos podido recojer mas detalles del pro-
yecto.
La comisi6n eSpera que todos los cluda
canos coadyuyaran la celebration del ami.
versario de la independence Americana,
haran que sea una de las mas brlllantes,
inspirandose en- los grandes sentimentos
de un pueblo libre y honrado.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell medico
mlitar don Simon Moret, en- donde perma-
necera breveS dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22

crisis comercial en la Colonia del
Cabo cada dia So significa mas,
paralizaldose en- absolute los nego
clos mercantiles por falta de concu
rrencia en- los mercados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-22
Las camaras americanas
Reduction de los derechos del
azucar y el tabaco

SerVlclO cabIegrafic0 especial del BOIetln
Mercantil
Washington, sabado.-En los CIR
culos politicos y fnancieros de esta
capital Sc asegura que Sc presentara
al Congreso y al Senado de los
Estados Unidos una proposition
para reducir la tarifa de introduc-
ci6n seflalada & los tabacos Y azti-
cares antillanos. Creese que los
procedentes de Cuba alcanzaran
muy seflalados benefcios.