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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-24
RumOr reCtffiCadO.

AutsrizAd&mente se ha desmen.
lido en- Paris nm rum or que corri6 en-
Viens, acerca del supuesto matrimo.
MO de = extegente de Espsf1a dc N
Maria Cristina durante su reciente
visie por Austria, con el conde de
la Escosura, su sgrAnd. ecuyer..
X rumor es absolute mente f Al.
30.
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G RA n s A STR ERIA
DE r. MONTES.
PoRTALEzA 28 ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de 50 extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
glesesy y Franceses, encontrar4 Su nu-
merosa clientele Trajss hechos en- 70
das medidas, y por mas ash n1ismo
tambi6n IN extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas ie-
noveses cuellos, pufos, eamisas ne
glig6e blaneas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales II exclusives para
Frak Sm0ldn y otros artfculoa
para csba aneree.
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Muelle para Ponce.

En- breve comenxAr&n las obras
para hacer mn desembarcadero en-
In Plsya de Ponce; para este fin se
han presupuestado $1,000. TAmbien
se harku repsracio aes en- ell muelle
de Msysgtiez y mejoras importAntes
en- ell muelle de esta ciudad.
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BaDCOS de Ia plaza
de Colon.

Los bancos que se estan constru
yendo en- 10 plaza de Colon resultan
duraderos pero adolecen de Il caren'
cia de espaldares 10 cual resulta muy
incomodo. por 10 cual llsmamos ID
atsnci6n del AyuntAmi snto; Com po'
60 mas, se pueden subsanAr asa CO.
rencia.
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TirOS en- RiO-PiedraS.

III dis % se efectuaron en- ell We.
elmo pueblo de Rio Piedras varias
detenciones, & cons ecuencia de ha.
berse d'sparado muchos tiros que
causaron en- 10 pob)Aci6n gran alar.
ma.
Entire los deter idos fguran Jose
Ramirez y S'lverio CAstrillo.
Son acusadas tAmbien de dispa-
70 de armas respetables persoualida.
des de Rio Piedras, circulando res.
pecto de este suceso con ntradictorias
versiones. De- aqu6llas acusaciones
10 opinion de los vecinos de Rio Pie.
dras protesta, consider&ndolas fal.
sAs.
Los tribunsles competentes en-
tienden en- ell asunto.
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EMPRESTITOS.

Ha llegAdo q Paris el sefior de
Witte, ministro de Hacienda en- Ru
sis.
Asegdrase que ands negociando
nm empl estito russo, cuyos bonos se.
ran emitidos durante 10 primavers.
Tambien de Londres sc apuncis
mn empr 6stito jspoD 6s de Is 600, 900
DC libras esterlinas 125, 900, 900 de
frAncos).
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BibliOteCa
de la COrte Federal,

Sc estan elasifcando inventarian
do los llbros de Lsyes para 10 BIZ
blictsca de 10 corte Federal de los
Estados Unidos en- ests Isla, para 10
cuAl vot6 ell Copgreso Nacional,
. 1000 y el Puerto Rico, s 1000.
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
Comite de San Juan.

SAendo grande Ell ntmero de pa.
triotas que estxn pendiente de ins
cribir sus nombres lei Registro de
10 mencionada colectividAd, tene
mos Ell gustO ds participates, que
queda alberto Aqu6l en- Ell estAbleci-
mi6nto de D. Francisco J. Marxsua.
Cruz NO 6,
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De. desaveneneias.

New York Otbre. 81 II A. NJ.
FL anciano ex-presidente del
Transvaal Paul Kruger, continda
indispuesto, aunque Ia indisposici6n
no reviste gravedad. Ignoranse las
causas de las desavenencias surgi-
das entire los generates beers De-
wett, Botha y De1arey.
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|recibe Al I1lIeVo Miaistro
REPREaENT TH De EsPANA.

New York Otbre. ~ q a. n.
Ell Presidente 1e u Repab bllca
norteamericana, Mr.. Roosevelt, ha
recibid0 en- Casa Blanca Ia vista
Official del nIlevo ninistro repre-
sentante de- Espana en- Estados Uni
dos, sef1or Oiela.
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PONCE.
fDe aaaLeata.n Goa.a.eaaann1anZA

(De maestro C0rTespons0I)
Ocbre. %. Ill trolly no mat6
en- 10 Gale de In SAlud uIA res pro.
piedad del sArgento de 10 olicfa mu !.
nicipal.
La Benevolent society, Sc proIo
ne ell domingo en- 10 noche dar nm
concerto donde se repartir&n hela
dos y refrescos, destinAndo 10 que Sc
recaude sl sostenimiento de los po.
bres de esta ciudad.
o*o
Ha vue'to & reanudsr las retr etas
los s&bados y m&rtes eu ell .muelle de
10 marina Ia compAflia del trolIy.
90
Sc encuentra epfsrma de cui la
do la sef1ora de nuestro amigo 81 sc.
nor Domenech.
Relna gran animation para el
bale que ell domingo dare Ell casia 40
de Ponce, pre- metiendo qaedar muy
concurrido.
El pArtido rapublicano izquier.
dista t abaia activamente pAr. sacsr
triunfAnte a candidatura en- las PRO.
Xmas elecciones.
Go
Anoche dos rateros penetraron
en- ei patio de nuestro amigo don He.
raclio Gerardino llev&ndose dos "a.
llinAs y otros efectos de POGO valor.
90
Hemos visto var'os trabsjos de
relleno y ahrmado en- t-oxos de 10 ca.
rretera de Pe nee & Juana Diax, qae.
dapdo estos en- esp. .6ndido estado de
9 nae vaci6u. Ojal& pudieran Ias
demas carreteras de ID islA co ls,
vsrse en- Ell buen estado en- one se
hallan los del diatrito su-. ss3s !.
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Revolution
de Santo Domingo
TERMINADA.
TERMINADA,

New York Otbre. "a IL A. M.
Seg1n noticias de la capital
de la Republics Dominic :, Ia re-
yoluci6n iniciada y capitanes por
el general Navarro ha tern ado.
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C0nfinad0S.

Han ing 'esado en- el ! resi- iio III.
sular ell preso Ricardo AmAdo FAri.
1la. & extir guir In condena de 1 afo
y dia y $500 de multa. que le fn6
lmpuesta por 10 Corte de Distrito de-
los e: U: por el delito de contrabAn-
do, tambien ingres6 en- el referido
penal q G Harrington procedente
de 10 cArcel de San Juan eumplir 5
amos y $1,000 de multa que le impuso
ID antes dicha Corte, por Ell delito de
fAlsificaci6n.
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Para curar un Refr0ido en- Un dIa
tome las PAsTILLAs LAXANTEs DE BROMO
QUININA. 81 boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La frma de e. w, GROVE se halls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
NOT A NATION or pRuNkARDs.

The powerful foe of intemperance is crlghten-
Moral suason to temperance does not equal edu-
cation only partially effective in regulating
intoxicants stimuants Legal penalties
are futile. Universal education enlightenment means
universal practical temperance, not teetotalism. By
docorng statistics attempts made to prove enor
consumption of spirituous liquors for drink in the
United States The official reports show that the
production and importation of distilled spirits for the
entire country do not amount 9O0OOOOO gallons year
and from this not less than 10 per be deducted
for spirits used manufactures and the arts. This
would leave little gallon to each head
of the population year which is far below the average
in Great Britain, France Germany The fact is that
the consumption of spirits for drink the United
is far from keeping with the increase of popula
ton. While drink than their share of liquor
temperance reform is silently but steadily in progress
among the of the American people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WAGES AND COST OF LIVING.

In his report to the British Foreign Office Sir Percy
Sanderson British Consul General in York presents
some roseate figures as to the conditions of labor in
America He says that in the three years preceding
1901 wages in New York for instance rose from
to S2.91 in sixteen leading trades.
But is not to be forgotten that against this increase
of sixteen per sent the cost of living rose tweny-sx
per cent.
How the cost of living has increased in this eventful
year of food trusts 1902 hardly be estimated Very
good authorities put it high hirythree per cent
while Dun's review puts it even higher
1t makes little difference how much mans wages in
crease If increased cost of necessares is to follow close
at his heels These things should not be forgotten in
reviewing the lot of labor There is little
ment to quicken ones pace for prosperity in tread-ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

of which ought to be proud. The fine spirit displayed
by Beers and their unquestionabe loyalty OF pnr-
pose merit recognition by the removal of all civil dis
abilities and their acceptance cowOrkers with full
equal rights in the erection of states the
ruins the South African Republics Any other
course would be costly blunder a more propitious
time for efecting complete reconciliation between the
Dutch and British elements will come and to fol-
low the councils of the fearsome and Disconnected poll
ticans Of Natal Cape Colony would be egregious
folly. Lord Kitchener has sounded the keynote. which
the British Ministry viii heed if it be wise the hand
of comradeshp extended by the Beers should be
clasped all would probably go we'll
There better patriots in the United States to-
day than the who the gray and fought for
the Confederacy Lifelong Acknowledgement for the
rank and file of the Cape rebels and perpetual Danish
ment for their leaders would be punishmens the severity
Of which would defeat their ends The establish
ment of complete and enduring peace will not be secured
in that way When the British Government amnesty
and civil rights the rebellous French Canadians
not only converted disconnected people into loyal
ects of the crown but the confidence shown was
proof Of strength. To deal otherwise with the Afr
kanders would be beray moral cowardice lament
able weakness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
STANLEY. LONG AND CURTIS.

The same Topeka papers whose statisticans so elO-
Quenty figured out the nomination of Troutman over
Bailey are at it again There have been 80 40 Re
publican candidates the Legislature nominated so far
out of of 1875 Probably nobody knows how these
candidates will vote on United Senator elected
except in few instances where they have been In
Htructed aforesaid Topeka manipulators of fig
ures are with published estimates showing that Cur
tbs leads the field with Long and Stanley neck and neck
but a long ways in the It is the opinion of the
Eagle Of the members nominated both Stanley and
Long lead Curtis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
THE STRAIN ON THE ENGINEER.

NOW that automobiles are being geared up to a fifty
Internationally railway men are discussing possible
hundredmies an-hour-speed The question has been
raised whether if it should be practicable to attain to
speed of hundred miles or more an hour bv rail
the engineer could stand the It has been affirmed
by physician that such fearful going would wear out
his nerves in little while The question has been
answered already by one experienced engineer before
meeting of scientists Asked as to the probable effects
in case of common accident of speed CT more than
sixty miles hour he said "a smashup at sixty miles
an hour would make spnters of everything at one hun
dred miles the splners might be finer but the dest1c
ton couldn't be complete" That is to say. when
an engineer runs his engine at sixty miles he is under
as severe strain as he would be at any other speed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
The RoER AETER rHE wAn

kruger's lament was that the United States. the
greatest Republic in the world and of all history a
not intervene in behalf Of the weak Republics in
Naaed ey eroWnpower But Kruger's people though
brave and selsacrifcing having yielded to the ipsv
liable are now resolving and acting on the wisest course
IN acknowledging themselves overpowered they seek t
make the best Of the situation According to the latest
report Of Lord Kitchener about 1900 Beers have Tins
Tar surrendered under the terms Of the compact Of We
fegng and the first expression Of bitterness on their
pi' asalnSt theiF late adyersaries s to be
heard The resolution Of the commanssnts - vi, :.
maninliy for the success Of the new regime as they
bought for the maintenance Of their independence has
been echoed by the burghers Of every incoming com
nsndo The war is over but the Beers continue n cain
victories their latest and in respects their greatest
0ens 1aeH u'oEph ever themselves. By setting the
good of the commonwealth above everything even ab
Their individual and racial aspirations they coupel anew
Ihe admiration OF the world
IAe British Empire has made accession Of citizens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
The EAGLE NEVER suRReNpERs.

Ed Hoch editor Marion Record. candidate for State
Printer otherwise and in other directions notably
ambitious declares that Marsh Murdoch had as well get
ready to surrender The next State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs is to be held in wichita Why surrender?
He who surrenders to women is lost Why can't run
away and thus get beyond temptation? "e who fights
and runs away may live fight another day. you know
AS for retreating that might seem cowardly No. no.
the Eagle either surenders or retreats but il
the language of the redoubable Jim Lane it sometimes
feels mpelled countermarch When that Federation
meets in Wichita the editor of the Eagle viii be found
neither surenderng retreating but only counter
marching, say about as far Chicago or Denver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WILL LAY 1T IMMEDIATELY.

The Pacific cable is being turned the rate of
twentysx miles per day several hundred miles being
ali ready to lay Our need of Pacific cable is so great
that commercial organization undertaken to sup.
ply the demand out Of its means and without nan-
cial or other aid from public authorities Mr. Coriss.
therefore simply wasted time and that of the House
OF Representatives when he sought to commit this gov
eminent to the ten-miondollar job embodied in the
new happily defeated Pacific Cable bill The spectre
OF worldcrcling monopoly which Nj Coriss conjured
up from the vastly deep Of his imagination evidently
failed to brighten the House But we are going to have
the cable and all the advantages pointed out by the pro-
motors of the job and without the cost even Of minor
public scandal The Pacific Commercial Cable Companv
has put itself absolutely the hands of the government
in the matter of rates public business and with re
spect to the control Of its in war time by the mil
itary arm As to private business it has agreed to e
tabish tariff which would reduce the charges
for Geographic communication with the Far East very
much below existing only between the United
States and the Orient but also between maritime Europe
and Asia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
A NEW NORTHERN PARADISE.

The Toronto Globe enthusiastically dilates upon the
endowments and advantages of the Province Alberta
which adjoins the northward Montana, Idaho and
Washington, declaring that 1t promises be one of
the happy lands of the earth Blessed with a fertile
soil specially fine climate clear, swift streams and
fresh lakes it but wanted thing to complete the
circle Of endowment and that is to be supplied the
waters which find their sources in the melting SHOWS Of
the adjacent hills Here is Of moisture brought
from the unaing fountains of the skies But these by
no means complete Albertas natural dowry This rich
mold which gives promise of thousands of harvess for
generations yet unborn lies great coal field
coal field vast that it be cornered each
farmer is able to supply himself by the aid of a pick
and shovel horse and cart" The coal in Alberta and
the crops growing its soil find their natural
ket in the United States 1t does not possible that
the people of this country much longer persist
the policy OF repeng trade that falls to US by gray
tatiOn as the rivers flow toward the sea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
Ia g aaic
NJ. NJ MURDOCH, Editor.
RECIPROCITY WANTED, NOT REBATE.

President Palma has indicated to President Roose-
welt that Cuba does not desire the rebate dodge which
has been pending as an amendment in the Senate The
rebate on sugar proposition he would lead to inter
minable trouble and expensive complications This should
SETTLE the fate of the amendment and the Senate might bet
Ter come to the terms Of the House bill Should become
apparent that there possibility of an agreement
between the Senate and the House upon the pending
Tecprocity propositions then the President probably VIII
Andeavor to simplify the problem by dropping the House
out of the calculations and negotiating treaty directly
with President Palma It is true such treaty would
require the approval of twohrds of the Senate but it
is believed that the changed conditions this would
not be impossible of attainment At rate the stua
ton would be clarified by the omission Of the House
from the calculations the project is earnestly con-
sdered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
Nature HIe hIred Mar.
lfrom the Chicago NV

It was ia the f1T south
How .imcss asked the tourist
Pretty tolcsabie. stranger. responded
the old nan who was slttils er stump
II had sonfe trees - CIT down. bat TIC
cycione .evs.Ied them ana saved ne tas
trouble
That was good.
Yes. end shsn the liehtHins SCI IRE 10
TIE brush PHO and seYei m the trouble
q burning g.
Remarkable, Sat what arc T11 doing
now
waiting for IN earthquake n come
alonz and shake She F1rstees out q iae
r-=srs-.E
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

= visitor 81 en- sFiG- saE Un r1rs--
Ing aieBz the hail ssrrite g f1cz ~
har said shs visitor wisfoE - - pleas
ant. + see Feg ara has.1e ans rec O.
your horse This islt Earse answer
81 ths lunaffc contempt yet q
horse-whst IS g. fhcz 5ts hobby
vas the rsnlv ~ g was horse could
49, ~
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ffruu tie Ear1FsteT stsF7sIaI
WEI there are tEa requisites isss - TIE
globe Ard Z TIE feFtares = YER haa been
different rhsre mousa bare hser - amer
-sn rsuut.lr. ard ve ssafs a ff
sturir- aCisE $50 the EHs asa r-
INK Tor THE torre1t5on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

rT7l Use IEe1r HEust
fEussau6--EEa rraa Hg s-ualETer Eaz
gives RE s. week vacatseE-
Wlfe-fscz niee. S1w re1 czz take
zoen the ssoSse. e.san eat the ceIlkr 49,
HEIteWas1 the k1tSEza.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

The crazy season is on. Witness the mob in a New
York town, which. believing the groom would fail to
show up for the wedding. mobbed him when he an
peared hour late which he did because of DELAYED
train.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

The steamship companies greatly disappointed
because there is coronation rush from America The
real dowIdeep reason for this is that American girl
wants to another American girl married to a for
eigner, strutting around her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Miss Lee. daughter OF Robert E Lee. who was ar
rested for insisting riding the part of car re
served for negroes tried She didn't take the
trouble to go to court when the case called
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

1t is said that the cabinet censored Roosevelts mes
sage on Cuban reciprocity and cut lively pas
sage little thing Ike this must make the job Of presi
dent heavy Theodore likes to say what he means
hard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Antonio yucca has just arrived in New York He is
not a raw emigrant. On. no. He is Tammany lieuten-
ant and has been in England consulting Croker
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

The papers doing an unusual thing-calling a
caroonis down; in this instance the fellow in New York
who shows Mark Hanna in dollar mark clothes The
thing is a chestnut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Miss Taylor Of the War Department who Is cut O
JOB. viii stay out if she waits the war Depart
ment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

The stock markets love to be contrary In London
as soon as peace declared in South Africa every
body expected to stocks rise rapidly They feel with
a dull punksh thud.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

To increase the circulation Of a newspaper the en-
ployment of brains viii be found more effective and les
expensive than dot-guessing contests even Jars
money
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

General Gomez apparently bluned the United States
out Ct S25eoo The old man needed it and knew aow
get Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Richard Mansfield is TO play Julius Caesar" II he
has IL his he VIII only be the nobest q
EN- all but he viii be the whole empire and then some
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Senator Hoar objected to the confirmation Of Gel
eral Crozer Hoar must have heard that CrozleT one
lived in Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Il IS going 70 be strain on Edward TO carry CROW
and lumbago about with him at one and the same tina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

All the western towns want q visit from Roosevelt
But only one town is sureMuskogee Indian Territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

For lively. unreasonable variety Of race war Iii
nois Is active than Alabama
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

The push down in washington Is fer the Panan4
route. And the push usually mins
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-03-07
NEW VERNON.

The Republicans of Passaic Town
ship held an enthusiastic primary
meeting on Monday afternoon of
which Col. Henry Laird, OF tStirling,
was chairman and Fred Taft, Of
Wilmington, secretary. E. W., Schone-
berger, who heads the ticket for free
holder, is a wide awake business man
and has resided all his life in Passaic
Township He knows the people and
their needs and withal he can be de-
pended upon II elected, as he should
be, to discharge the important duties
connected with his Office in an econ
omical manner There are many
questions which will have to be con-
sidered by the incoming Board of
Freeholders and il the taxpayers of
Passaic Township are wise and have
the interest Of their pocketbooks at
heart they will heartily support Mr..
Schoneberger His opponent, Free
holder Cook, has only been resident
of the township a few years and
comes from Hudson County where
such thing as an economical admins
tration of public affairs by his party
has never been known. A vote for
Mr.. Schoneberger is a vote in the in
terest of economy and wise admins
tration of affairs.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-03-07
" RI. G. a. Notes.

The !" Railroad social held in the
hall last Friday evening by the Jun
Tors was a success. A miniature en-
CINE had been built with whistle,
driving wheels and everything CON
plete. The boys dressed themselves
as engineers, firemen, black faced pull
man porters, etc. Following the en-
tertainment ice cream and cake was
served.
One Of the finest and most scientific
exhibitions Of gymnastic exercises
ever witnessed in this town was Civ
on in the gymnasium Tuesday even.
| ing by a team of six men from the
Newark II M. o. A. under the direc-
tion Of Prof. Leonard Smith, who
for the past eighteen years has been
physical director Of that institute IN.
The athletes composing the team
were George Ketcham, E. Kettner, Fl.
Kettner. Fl. Schooner, William Cramel