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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
TO HELP coz NBIi ATHLETICS.
Graduates Discuss Methods Of Bringing
About Less stringent Rules

The alumni OF Columbia University. In
Guiding a number Of the college faculty,
have espoused the cause OF the under grad
yates in their opposition to the regulations
Of the Faculty Committee on Athletics and
rules formulated by that committee Thirty
graduates held a private mectin, at the
University Club last week and discussed the
situation at length Among those present
were William 4 Meiklchan. "A former rowing
coach, | Ludlow Chry-tie OF the Alumni
A-~ociat ion Head Coach William Morley
OF the football team. Assistant Coach Charles
A. Wright. William i Lawson, } A Bar
nard, DR. Resin.ld u Sayr", ". X otis
C. " ogden, W Cushmsn. Dean J Howard
inn AmrinSe Of Columbia College. A D.
ver,ity trustees. John W Mackav, captain
Of tho 1900 crew. Gu-tayus ] Kirby. FRANCIS
= Bangs, a trustee OF the university, A "
Putnam OF the 90 football team, T. X Green
j I Conover, Capt Harold II Weeks and
Manager Clinton q Abbott oil the football
team. and Hard ' King
Sp"eche- were made. the tenor Of which
at the university and that reforms should
he instituted The pre-e faculty committee
j. composed lar sely of graduates of other
colleges and the alumni want a committee
OF professors who are Columbia graduates
or the establishment Of an alumni committee
to replace the present professors
Another cause of dissatisfaction Is found
IN the fact that students In several university
schools have lectures until $50 O'Clock In the
afternoon and have no time to engage in
athletics II l. proposed TO end all cole gist g
work at 40 O'Clock. besides giving the stu
dents free hour In the middle OF the da y
which does not now obtain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
CROSS-COTNTRY RUNNING.
Mohawk A. e., National 4. &. and star A. G
Hold NccklY Contests

Nothing daunted by the rain hail and biting
wind Of yesterday, the crosS-country men,
turned up AT their Headquarters, the Mo-
la wk A. G., at Walton avenue and i6ist street,
and covered n course four and one-half miles
In length. The pack mustered at the starting
line seventeen In number and at the word the
bare limhed runners dashed down i6ist street
in the direction of Jerome avenue. Along
Jerome avenue the pacemakers were Marks Of
the Pastims A G.. and MoGarry OF the Mott
Haven 4, c. Toward the turn AT Burnside
Mccarthy Of tho Mohavks shot out and led
around the mark with tho others closely
bunChcd At teeth street the runners turned
into Girard avenue and had a straight run TO
the finish at i5sth street.
About quarter Of q mile from home
McGarry Of the Mott Haven A. C. spurted and
left the Others winning by twenty yards.
The Others finished in tho following order.
NJ. Marks Pa-time A. c.; NJ spring. PastimA
4. c; T. Mccarthy. Mohawk 4. C.: +. LORI
Mohawk A, G.: F. p. Devlin. Mott Haven &C.
T.. McGarry. Mott Haven A. G: c MchclS
Young Mems Christian Union; J. Moore. 81
G, Matthcwoon. Mott Haven 4 e.: Georro
Peter, Mott Haven A. {. ". Hickey, Mohawk
A.GiE; Under, Young Men,; chri,tin9n linton.
Mott Haven A, C.; f. schmueser. Mohaws
The National A. C. runners opened thc
miles Tie course was new one ard will
BE- used during tie season. II extends from
Was III gton Park, brooklyn, in the direction
OF Woodside. through Winfield. Elmhurs,
and Corona and back. The start was at
1915 o'clock and A. L. Mckeeyer cut out the
work for about two miles Then Miller took
hand az pacemaking and so did Kaiser and
Cochran in turn. Tie race back was splendid
one. and the finish exceptionally close. only
n few yards separating the leaders when
they crossed the line. A. l.. McKcevcr won.
His time was SIS minutes tie otie following
In the order named: George Miller illiam
Kaiser, George Cochran. George Msicr. J
West. j. Tammsny. j, Carlin. j. Doyle and
W. Sluircs.
The Star A. C. run at Long Island City
drew lot OF outsiders. among whom were
several recruits from tne Boys Club. The
chascrs were divided into two paCks-fsst
and slow. the latter division havln a start
OF minutes on thor sreedi"r brethren.
slow pack won the run. having eight men
in the first ten home. H. Goldberg. ST
Bart hoomew A C., OF the slow pack was
the first man in and his time for the four and
one ali miles was 20 minutes. The position
OF the other dozen who tuisled prominently
were as follows, II O'Ncill, Aavier A. A,
slow pack W. Backus. Boys Club. slow pack:
y. Kennedy. star A. G., fast pack: r. Tracy,
Bows club slow pack, j. Winters, BOYS
club. slow pack; }. Butler Star 4, c.. fast
pack: r. Grarich, star 4 C., slow pack;
j Glcnnon Boys club slow pack: j. Win
field. Star A, C.. slow pack; Y. W Kennedy,
Star A G.. fast pack; J. Horn. Boys Club.
slow pack. A. Keen, Star A. c., slow pack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
PUSHING THE CyP DEFENDER.
Every Department In the HerreshOn shops
Running Eull Hast.

BRISTOL Nov 30 AT present every depart
ment of the Herresho6 shops Is running fun
blast getting out various parts for the new
Cup defender. in both wood and metal on
lines that mean the pushing of the coustruc-
ton TO the fullest extent, in accordance with
the desire of the syndicate of owners and Mr..
lselin, the manager. The moulding shop
viii be a busy department from now on until
the sIoop is ready to sail OIL her initial spin.
There is already demand for some OF the
castings, when will he required the coming
week The stem casting is nearly ready
for use and so II the collision hulkhaad The
anger holes are to bc bored this week in the
top OF the lead keel, and the lag screws TO
connect the lead keel and the framing of the
new craft at, being finished UP in the machine
shops
Considering the fact that the Cup races
are TO lie sailed in August and the proba-
bilitv OF the new boat being selected to d,icud
the cup. yachting people hrreibouts take the
view that space of four months u none too
long for the tuning up OF a big 90-footer, cs-
peciIuy II there are to be new wrinkles In
the craft One thing looked forward to with
interest is the advantage derived from try
ing a new racing craft In the breezes prcva-
lent In the spring months IN this section.
If the craft is to be launched in April next
IL Is foregOne conclusion that she will he
ready for her first uial under sail early IN
May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
Bowling Games Tonight.

American National Tournament Rosedale. Spar
tan and Ph,rnix. at the White Elephant Alleys.
New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament
Sec,ion i-Our Council DeNinnc Council and Ford
ham Council: Section 2--Knickcrbocker Conucn
". =. Stanley Council and samaritan Council. at
the Harlem Circle Palace Alleys.
New YORK League Torunament-Fyrcrion.
Stickers and Fidcl'a, at Amann 4 Treiss's Alleys.
knights OF Columbus League Tournament
REGINA Cocli Council. New YORK Council and Lacor-
da,re Council, at STAIRS Alleys.
Stock Exchange League Tournament -parkin.
son Burr. Talbot J, Taylor & Co. and Cohen,
Greene h Co., at the White Elephant Alleys,
Norkville League Tou'namcut-N orkNille Gro
GERS ROYAL Hell Gate and Cable AT Schutte's Alleys.
Harlem League Tournament --Cy clone, la'ay-
cite and WeStchester WGeclInen, at Thum kahls-
DORIS Alleys,
Cicrmania National Tournament Spartan, Stickers
and Norddcu schers, at the Germanla Assembly
Rooms Alleys.
Mornngsde Tournament-tiee WHIT. Enter
prise aud Gramercy Al Cammnnn's Alleys.
Athletic Itague-Newark Hay Boat Club VS.
Roscvlnc a., at the Newark bay Boet Club Alleys
RoOkyn Rapid Transit Tournament-East
Power. Engineers and Third avenue, at the Ridge
wood Alleys; FlatbuSh. Fast New York and Bridge
Power, at the CroSstown Alleys; Ninth Avenue,
Canarsie and Bridge az The i.latbush Alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
n est Point Cadets Choose Farnsworth for
Football Captaln.

WEST POINT, Nov 2o.--The Cadet team
Which defeated the Middies az Philadelphia
yesterday, arrived hero tits afternoon and
radcs who were waiting for them. Tie team
was hustled to a Sta &C.. to which a long rope
was attached. and dra gged up the lii by the
Joyous cadets. Cheer after cheer made the
surrounding hills ring. and hundreds OF spec
titors, pcrchcd on every vantage point added
as captain for next year J., f. Farms
worth OF the class Of 'p farnsworth IL
from Massa chusetts and has PLAYED for sew
eral years at end. For football manager
for next year Robert Campbell, ~. was re-
elected. All Of the men are Ia good condi lon.
with the exception of a few bruised fac
and black eyes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
News OF the Wheelmcn.

The ffty-mile handicap road race Of tho
Century Road Club of America was held
yesterday on the course from Bedford Rest
Brooklyn. TO Bellmore, l.. l.. and return.
This contest was postponed from Thanks
no way dampen-d the ambitions of the riders,
and when the moment for tie start arrived
the formida bic number OF srventy-two wheel
men lined up for the race. The handicap
limit was forty minutes
There were a time pri1e and a place prise,
and both OF these went TO IT, X. 4, Smith,
who pcdalled over the distance in 2 hours
20 minutes 30 seconds In second place
came l.. Groot and IL 4 K"r WAS third
rith and b. +. Adams sNth. There were
more tune prI2rs than ou", and the second
Ferguson, the fourth 10 {. Mock and the
nfth 10 Il, Kahn. The silver loving Gun wa,
won by the Stuvvcsgut Mheelfnen and the
silver stein by the Sunset Nheelnen of The
Bronx. H. Vet, Century Road Club of
America, was referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01
Colorado Football Players Wear shec,.Iron
ArmOr.

DENVER. Nov 3o,-Footb1ll "nrmor" said
to have been used by the University of Color
ado team In a game last Thursday was ex-
hibited at the Denver A. c. yesterday. Two
shoulder plates. lined with sheet iron. a sheet
iron brcastplate. and hand guard, also
lined with shcet-igon, constituted the cN-
hbit one OF the shoulder pieces has the
name "Ionkin" carved on 1t. and It l. said
Was worn by that player Ia the game. Tie
breastp plate l. also said to have covered
his chest The iron was riveted back of the
leather, between Il and the felt lining. and
from Appearances made "A formidable bull
wark Of offence or defence,
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seventh Regiment Team Wins Again At
Sea (,irt,

The lonR-range marksmen OF the Seventh
and Seventy -hr-t REGIMENT Rife clubs and
OF the New Jersey state Rifle ASSOCIATE ion
met az Sea Grit last Saturday for the third
and last competition OF the series The con-
dtions were seven men on team. seven
shots at each ranee-so0. 900. and 1000 yards
all contestants shooting with the United
States Army MAGAZINE rife. 30 cslihre The
New Jersey team was Handicapped by the
absence OF two OF it, best shots. The weather
conditions were very trying. The scores:
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shooting for the Barker Gun.

FREEPoRr, L. l.. Nov. sO--The Barker
cup was won yesterday at the invitation
trap-shooting tournament OF the Freeport
Gun club by Frederick T.. Gi.dersleeve of the
Hampstead Gun club. With a handicap of
two breaks he tailed - kills out of 25 Dr.
with 20. including his handicap OF two misses
as Kills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-01

Grand total
Baseball Player Loses Four Teeth In In.
door Game.

The Twcnty-sccond Re gimcnt tea m and the
all collegiate team lined up against each
other last saturday night In the formers
armory Siyiy-cighth street and Broadway,
and the solli r. won by score of 10 TO 2
Corey, player on TIE reglmcntnl team,
while hustline 10 first base ran Into another
PLAYER with such force that Iofey iost
four teeth.
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soule Elected Captain OF the Naval Foot.
hall Team.

ASNAPoiIs. Nov, so.-A q banquet ten
dered to the nidshipmen football team this
afternoon at the Naval Academy Charles Car
roll SOule, Jr of Boston, 'ot, was unanimously
elected captain of the team for the season OF
1909 lie has held the position of right end
on the regular eleven for the past two seasons.
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Athlete Hussey Hurt In Football Match.

7, y, Hussoy, an athlete OF the Star A. C..
was hurt yesterday IN a football match at
Long Island CITY. between tho Vic,ors and
me S"nrca fi"ld CUP lie met with iaoera-
LthI lor treatment, After tho wound Was
dressed he went home w"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-25
Curiosa defniciion
del "Padre NueStrO."

Como curiosidad rublicamos Ell
siguiente an6isis racionAl de 10 ora =
c:6 romans, llamada <padre nuas
tro:s
sPAdre nuestro que est&s en- los
cielos.>
Primer error, por cuanto el Pa
DIRE est6 en- to das parties:
<Santifcado ses el tn nombFe ,
Lo santifican los que cumplen su
ley.
<VangaG & nos el tn reinc.>
FL RENO no puede venir & noso'
tros, sino nosotros ir & 81 & medida
que progrese Ell <yo1
eH&gase tn voluntad, asi en- ell
cielo como en- 10 tierra.>
Il sto huelga, pues ella sc cumple
por sus leyes inmutables.
Sc pan nuestro de cada dfA de-
nosla hoy.s
Por el trabajo, que es 10 .sverda'
dera oraci6D, SO adquiere.
<Perdonanos nuestras deudas
asl como nosotrcs perdonamos 6
nuestros deudores.
Las deudas no Sc perdonan se
saldan.
<No nos dejes caer en- la tenta
ci6n y libranos lie todo mal.s
Cada cnal debs et f ]rzarse en-
evitar 10 caida.
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Carta del Rey
de Italia
al PreSidente de Ia Repdbllca
Guiana,

Victor MALue III, por Is Gta'
cia de Dios por Ia voluntAd de Ia
NAci6n, Rey de Italia, Al senior To-
mas Estrada Palma, Presidente de
Ia Rep1blica de Cubs; salud;
Ca i no y buen am'ge: Hemos
recit 10 10 cArtA que Sc .sli vi6 diri
girnos para hAcernos saber que ell
20 del pAsado Mayo SO corstituS6 6 la
Rel d ollcA de Cubs, y que fUe usted
elejido para asumir ell r. d sr Ejecu
two. AgrAdecemos siucer&mente su
cortes avfso, y lie felicitamos por 10
pruebA de confiAs za que le ha dado
el pueblo cubAno, complaci6 ndonos
n ucho que al fAusto Acontecimiento
hubiese podido Asistir nm barco de
nuestrA Marina de Guerra. Aaima
dos del deseo de que so estab. ezca 4
entire las dos NAciones cordisles re.
laciones de Amist&d, recibA IL sega
ridad de nuestros votes por In pros
periaAd de esa Repdolica. APPROVE
cnamos estA OCCASION para expresar'
le nuestr& par ticnlAr estimacloa ha
cia su persona, y con estos senti'
m ientos rcgamos q Dios, senior Pre-
aidente, que 10 tepgA en- su santa
guArda.
Roma, JUNO 26 de 1902,
Vuestro buen AmlgC,
M r Vitt0rio Emdabuele.
(Rt lendAdo) Prenetti
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FL "MayAower.' :
Buqua do Ia marina americana
que sirVs DC yacht do racreo al
Prssldenta dc los {. lJnidos.

4. P. esidente de los Estsdos u :
nidos no tieue, como los Sobsranoa
de Europa, y los potentsdos del d.
zero de 50 pAfs, nm yats 3 bArco es.
pesiAl de recreo de su propiedsd par
trcu.ar. pero uss para ese objeto, 8
SO sirve de uno de los barcos de IL
ma ina de guerra amsricana-el
May f wer wer-contratorpedero de los
mejores que existen en- su case en-
todo al mundo. E. hArco tiene un
desplszimisnt to de 1890 toneladas, es
de 32l pies de largo por 81 de apcho
y aus lsoeas de construction SON ex
traordinariamente graciosAs. Tiene
mGquinas de triple expansion CON po
tsnciA dc 4. 7C0 cAbsllos de vapor y
varios cAfiones de tiro r&pido. Para
Ell obieto de servir de residencia al
primer magistrate de 10 Republics
del N rte duraL to Ell verAno, estA q
maeblAdo y decorado CON una esplen
didez regia.
e sMay fl wsrs sirvio tambien
de yacht de recreo 81 primer gober
ra 1or civil americana en- Puerto Ri
CO. Mr.. Charles Allen 10 utilizo du'
rsnte ejerci6 aquf las fanciones de
Gobernador y de tan buenas condi'
clones debe efectivAments ser ell bar
co, que dicho gobernador psso bor'
do 10 mas de In mitad de su periodo
guo eruativoen esta isla.
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Information.

La repd ,lics de Costa Ri,a hR
&C c(ncedido 4 Ia de Chile AutorizAcion
para estAblecer una car bonera en- IL
isla ee Cocos, que sc encuentra &
quinisntAs millAs de. canal de Pana-
ma
90
Ell Valencia y otros pusrtos de
Vane zue!a menudeAn los casos de
titus y febre 2mArillA, debido al
abAndono de les servicios sAnitArios
6 cAusa de la revolucion.
90
En- Trieste, Austris, Sc han de-
clarado en- huelgA los mCzos de cafe:
piden aumsnto de salario aboll
cion de las propinas.
e gob:erno vene zolano ha in
flrmHdo los represent ap tes de las
naciones extr&njerae, que hA deter
minAdo cerrar ell puerto de Ca 4 pa
no, sl comercio universal.
90
e. bAnquero veneciano, Signor
M ,rosine, MEGA que haya dado, nj
cfrecido, Glen mil pesos para Ia rec
diticaci6n del campAnario de San
Marcos; p&rece que todo tue uaa
bromA con que Sc sorprendio 4 los
periodicop.
o~o
e sn tan de B .colod, isla Ce
MiadAnAo, que declMro In guerra
los E tAdos UAi1t ell mes pAkAdo,
hA essrito ahora uIa cArtA & las au
toridAdes americAnAs, hacienda pro-
testas dc amista1.
GO
u movimiento en- fsvo" de In
Anexlon de lmAicA los Estsdos
u .i1o3 SO extienda r&pidamente,
causado por Ia indifsre tcia del GO
bierno iug,6s.
90
El 4 leo SenAdor nRcionR lista
cubAno que SO opone 81 nombram q 1
to del Sr. Montoro para embaj sdor
de Clbs en- Europa, es el Sr. Csbs'
llo, que eatA dispuesto renunciAr
so cargo popular 81 Sc hace ess nom
bramiento.
La prensA CensurA la actitnd del
Sr. CAbello
90
Ei c6!ebye n lido alenAn, DR..
Wlrch. w Sc encuentrh cafe mo.
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Charles Needy,
indultadO pOr traudeS
en- ell COrreO de Cuba, reClama
ahOra $6,5OO.

Charles Net dly que fue indulta-
do por delito de ftsude en- las ofici
mas de correo de Cabs, en- 10 amnis-
tfa general proclamada por ell Pre-
sidente Roosevelt, pre- senta1a una
solicitud al gobierno pidiendo que Sc
le devus.vAn los Sc, 500 que Sc le en-
contrAron en- su bsu' el dfa que fae
preso, en- Ms yo de 1900,
Todcs les esfaerzcs de las ofici.
mas de correos para probar que el
dinero era del dc fcau 1Ado han sido
inutiIes.
Como ell S scretArio de In Guerra
en- aQuellA 6pocA no quiso ser depo
st RIO de dicha cAntidad, fu6,entre.
gadA an las oicinas de correos de
washington.
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De sociedad,
EN- SANTURCE

Escoiida concur tencia llero ell
salon Y paseo del <parque> el s&bAdo
por IL noche. .
TAnto en- ell salon como en- 10
paya pudimos YER an pr scioso rAmi'
/ ilete de bonitas e res de San Jnan
I'd Sartu ce que luciendo sus mt IT,
pes graclas llenAban de encanto
+ aqu ellos sitios.
Las &c n ,rltas de STD, Teillard,
Anso&segul, PJrratA, Llanos, Mes,
Paials, Lopez ZArate, Font. del VA.
lie, Nnl1ez VAra, K ,rber, Wilson,
Monclova, Mas, Blanco, Diaz, Mon
tilla, Moreno Calder6n, Prieto, Ma
turana. GAmboa, VAzquez. Pujol,
B arc, Vssdes. MonagAs, Hernandez,
Mas, Diaz, RODRIGUEZ, Ramirez, Ra
sse, mucnas mas que no recorda
mos, no por falta de gusto y si de
memoria, discurr1An por aquellas
glorietas y salon fernando adOra.
Dles grupos y dan 10 inu sitadh ami
maci6 al cuadro.
Salvo pequeno incidente ocu
rrido en- 10 salA O causa de lAs forms
de bailar de una parela, seg1l nos
dicen, la fiesta result6 muy krata
prolongAndose hasta las once de 10
noche.
Ell jueves pr6ximo habrA una
<iaran6s de caracter particular 10
ae se concurrir& prsvia inv tsci6a,
que dar& una comision designada sl
efectO.
BlENVE
LAS bellas seforitas Josefua y
Err estiua Porrata de ? Jnce: Lola
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por el doctor @ ,evedo Bsez, Julia
Rivera de varios rasguf1os en- 10 re-
gion frontal zigom&sica articnlAr de-
rechA.
-Actualmente hay ,detenidas
81 personas en- el dep6sito munich
pal de San Juan. E.ts tarde cum
plen seis el arresto que sufcen.
Como oportunamente d!i mos
aver SO inauguro una plaza de mer
cado en- Paerta de TERRA. E.tuvo
muy ben provista y &sisti6 bsstante
concurfencia.
-Por alterAr el orden p1olico
faeron aver arsestAdos, Jose CAbre
ra, J sd Cabrera y Julia Rivera.
La directiva de IL sociedad de
auxlio mntuo de In Policfa Insular
acordo conceder los benefisios que la
misma st d ala 6 los que ga inutllizAn
en- ell cuerpo, 81 gusrdia Nico.& Is
Lugo, que 10 solicit6 por encontrar.
SO lndtll de 10 pierna derechs, con
motive de M ssrvicio que prestara
en- LSres ell 19 de Febrero de 1901.
-Jaan Garcia fu6 curado ano'
che en- el cuarto de socorros de un
rasgul11 en- 10 parte posterior del
cueilO, de cAracter leve.
"A 80 csntavos sc vendi6 Ell
kilo de carne esta mAf1ana en- el mer'
cado de esta ciudad.
E sta mAf1sna estuvo muy vi
sitada 10 exposition de plantas VII
vas de la plRZ de, mercado.
LOS vecinos de ID rampla que
conduce al cementerio, se q uej IN de
10 oscuro que est& aquel trcxJ, por
10 noche, y verfsn CON gasto que se
instAlase Allf nm foco de luz elestri
CO.
-Por motivos de salud ha pre-.
sentAdo L. renuncia de su cargo de
Official de SAnidad de Comerio, don
Pedro G atierrez Ig srAvidsz. s:endo
nomb RADIO interinamente para sus
titnirle, ell sc d or don Antonio U npie.
rre.
e ia tarde celebrar& sesi6 la
} anita Superior de Sandal. Msf1r
M daremos cuenta CON los acuerdos
que adopte.
-Segun nuestros inf ormes, la
mayor parte de los miembros de 10
PoIie1a Insalar, han respondido q la
inscrici6n iniciada, 6 favor de 10 viu'
do 6 hijos del infortunado suicidA
Arturo Gil de Rnbio. Este proceder
e, m ~ correcto.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciuda1
en- asuntos del servicio, el cato de
la Polic1a Iasular. don Juan Lopez
Diaz, que comanda el puesto d, Rio
Grande.
Ell Juez K 1opel impuso esta
man ana so diAs de arresto 6Js.
sus G Arcia y Julia Rivera, por alte.
rar Ii psz rdo-ica-
-Esta mafiaLa fac multado con
5 10 d Il ar por Ell Juez de Pr
de Casedral, Emilio Z.mbrara,
por profesir pslabras fms ecorcsAs.
en- So .sa habit Il ion.
e veudedor Ge pan Manuel
Rosado ie raducido hoy s prit is a
por el supues to delito de hueto de
M parsgua. Ri Juez Koopel le ex gio
800 10 lars de fiapz.. r ,sAdo pro,
te,ta de su ioccencia
/ lbs sefio-es A IF ut hernia.
nos de ence, nos pal tlcipa en- aten.
to ti -cular, haber constituido en-
aquella plaza, una socisdad mer.
C. ntfl qu } girar& b j. 10 raz6n &C.
cial sAuffant a rmauos. siendo 40.
clos gestores de In misma don Evan
CELLO y don Pedro Anff ant,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-25
Sangrientos combates
La miseria Sc extiende
POR Ell PALS.
Los Estados Unldos.

New York Agosto 25 10 A. M,
Han tenido lugar sangrientos
combates en- Colombia. Los revo-
lucionarios salieron victoriosos en-
varios de aquellos. La miseria Sc
extiende por toda la Republica. Fa-
milias enteras perecen bajo ell azo-
te del hambre Otras emlgran. Los
Estados Unidos protegen d sus sub
ditos, y los barcos de guerra ame-
ricanos no abandonan un solo dia
las aguas colOmbianas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-25
Miss Hartman.

e. microbes proximo embarca
para los e. U. 10 dlstinguida Y bella
Srts. Helene HArrimAn. Dicha SO
fioritA hA sido prt fssora de Ii sHigh
Schoo.s y 1.tim&mente enseflaba las
asignAturAs de inglei y geografia en-
ls escnela de Verano de esta Capital,
A len .15. Sus Alumnas de esta es
cusla le han hecho un RI gslo consis.
tente en- un precioso objeto de arte
como pruebA de las simpati qae hA
sAbido captArse de las ballas sen 1ri
tAs que componen un precioso gru-
90 de estudiosAs Alumnas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-25
Panico en- Ia Antilla,
Quejas contra el gobierno
INGLES.
INGLES.
Pi 'ense urgentes medidaa sanitarias.

Pl 'ense urgentss medidas sanitarias.
New York Agosto % 10 A. II.
En- 8arbada reina panico indes-
CT tible a consecuencia de la VIZ
ru la. Los habitantes Sc quejan
del gobierDo ingles, que no ha acu-
dido en- socorro de los infestados.
Dichos habitantes piden que Sc pom
ga en- practica toda clase de medi-
das sanitarias a fin de atajar la
propagation de la aludida epidemia.