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Evening star., 1902-08-04
Mental Health in Friendship.

From the Onlooker.
Friendship cannot be too often nor too
much extolled. 1t Is not only the hearts
food. but nourishes the understanding
Mere comradeship and even the Company of
ones enemies do the latter, and one will
whet his intellect on them as a boar whets
his tusks against a tree. Men of them
selves and solitary are but unintelli-
gent little things, and would be mentally
scarce superior to dogs and apes were it
not for what is offered by those about
them Your man Is like a match which
must find some hard quality without itself
against which 1t must strike before 1t will
burn. He has no power of self-ignition
let While simple company, and even that
OF Zoe. will strengthen and teach growth
TO ones understanding. just as a wrestler
tougnens and wakes strong while he exerts
himseir against an adversary, there is a
virtue to be drawn from friendship and a
health In kindly confidence which will owe
Itself to no other origin Of source
Evening star., 1902-08-04
Georgetown Branches Of Star Office
Gold in South Africa.

From the Engineering Magazine.
1t is estimated that for every mile in
length along the course of the reefs, down
to vertical depth of 1000 feet for the din
of these reefs. gold to the value of about
100000 will be extracted. This is con-
servative estimate-at least as applied to
the central section of the Rand. If we as
sumo these conditions to obtain to a depth
OF 5000 feet vertically. we have the en-
orrnous sum Of 100000, 600 for each mile In
length. 1t Is not unreasonable to suppose
that these conditions will be maintained
along most Of the central section, say for
distance OF ten miles, in which case we
would have an Ariferous area, within
practicable mininyhepths. containing up
ward Of f60OOO0,00 value In gold.
Evening star., 1902-08-04
The Police Admonished,

Justice of the Peace Bundy, who is pre-
siding over the sessions of the District
branch of the Police Court in the absence
of Judge Scott, made few remarks this
morning to the members Of the police force
who were a. the court building. He said
he had received letter from Judge Scott,
calling his attention to the number of dis
orderly conduct charges filed by police Of
ncers 1t was Inferred from what he said
that number of officers had brought ner-
sons into court On old charges which had
been dismissed by Judge Scott.
Evening star., 1902-08-04
IN WAY OF PROGRESS.
Old Williams Mansion in Georgetown
Soon to Be Displaced.

Another step of progress has crushed
out an old landmark. II the old days
when the members of the higher society
and the diplomatic corps made their homes
in Georgetown the old Williams mansion
was one of the centers of entertainment
and hospitality. This o,d building, long
unoccupied. set among noble trees of great
age. is about to be displaced by a modern
apartment house.
1t was in this old house on Georgetown
Heights that the famous Count de Bodisco,
Tor many years the Russian minister at
Washington, was married to the famous
Evening star., 1902-08-04
The Fine Was $50.

Annie E. Willis. colored, was convicted in
the Police Court today on a charge of lar
ceny. The evidence developed that she ap-
propriated S12 from Laura Thornley, Satur-
day.
Judge Mills. who is presiding over the
United States branch OF the Police Court
in the absence of Judge Kimbau. imposed
fine of $50 with two months In Jail as
the equivalent.
Evening star., 1902-08-04

The President has commuted the death
sentence of solomon Hotema, an Indian. to
life Imprisonment.
Evening star., 1902-08-04

The members of the Peruvian cabinet
have announced their Intention TO resign
Evening star., 1902-08-04
ANARCHY N AMER|CA
Views of Chief eh0( 0(,'geil of Chi
cago POLICE il Force.
THE LEADING SPIRITS
REVIEW OF THE f .HAYmARKEr
SQUARE EVENTS.
System in Vogue for Keeping Anarch-
lists Under Surveillance-Emm
aoldman's Teachings.

At the meeting of the police chiefs in
annual convention at Louisville KY, Chief
O'Neil of the Chicago police force read an
interesting paper on the subject Of anarchy
and anarchists. His paper reads as follows:
Anarchy is a subject that has attracted
the attention of deep thinkers for the past
century. It has had able although IL
logical advocates, whose teachings have led
their deluded and impulsive disciples to
assassinata not few rulers and other per-
sons in high station; yet. so far as 1 can
see, the world is now no nearer an anarch-
istic state than it was in the days of
Bakunins Proudhon and Marx, who were
it's greatest apostles Hundreds of volumes
have been written on the subject and it
would be presumptuous on my part to at
tempt to write a history of anarchy; and
for that reason 1 wish to say that this is
not history, but a brief synopsis of the
movement. The members Of this conven-
tfon, l believe, do not care to listen to his
torical details concerning the origin of
anarchistic doctrines, and 1 WILL therefore
try to be as brief as the scope Of the SUBJ
ject will permit .' 49,
After a review of European anarchy.
Chief O'Neal said: - ."s' .
In the railroad strikes or riots in Pitts
burg In 1877 many deeds of violence, riot
and bloedshed were Ihspired by members
Of the International society. A good3sized
council of the society existed in Chicago
at that time. and the members seized ,1pon
the opportunity to widen the breach be-
tween capital and labor: Men of foreign
birth. employed IN shops and factories, who
had heretofore been centent with their
wage and hours, were. Induced to join the
society under the pretext that It was labor
organization. In some cases intimidation
was resorted to. Leaders of the society
made infammatory speeches at meetings
that were held nightly seeking to excite
the minds of the weaker ones to an open
defiance of the law These leaders were
willing to furnish the ammunition, but
they were looking for some poor weak
minded tool to take the initiative in deeds
OF violence. = 'r-%
Evening star., 1902-08-04
The Black Road Riots,

AT first the authorities Of Chicago paid
little or no attention to the vaporings of
these fellows, and things ran along smooth
ly until what was known as the BLACK
Road Riots" which 6ceirred in 1886. A
strike was on at tie tMtcormick Reaper
Works. and matters yo6h came to crisis
in the vicinity. HeratttfA arm of the law
was compelled to strike afbow at the an
arch1stic movement ahwhieh had assumed
larger neutrality-suspicious. larger, in fact
than the authorities had supposed. There
We're several days OF riotfhg in which the
strikers, melted by tie igaaers of anarchy,
were dubbed and sh9t doTn by the police
u cannot undertake. e. recte in detail
1886 when the bomb was thrown I'M the
midst of the. police at the Havmarket
Square, as the story Is DOUBTLESS well known
to all of you. The e&pfosiHn created fright
full havoc and dismaX and was Immediate
ly followed by a, vQreY M shots from the
smob on the Sidewalk. and in the street in
front OF the, polics, at sab8ted against the
kiiiSa ana seP5g gss #ddhdea hitanlly Agy
whom ten died within a, ,ygear as a result
of their wounds Everybody In the vicinity
Of the explosion was thrown to the. ground
and in the confusion that followed the Chi
cago police showed of what stun they we're
made. Every man who was able to draw
his revolver did SO and used 1t, .ading.
kneeltng or lying down. and the number OF
killed and wounded anarchists n, a re-
suit of this fusillade was never known. It
is probable, however that their fatalities
were in excess Of the police
Evening star., 1902-08-04
New Manual Training School,

movement is on foot among some of the
leading citizens of Georgetown to secure
new manual training school building for
the section west of Rock creek The pres
ent building at the intersection of 32d and
33d streets, it is claimed. is in every way
Inadequate to the needs of the residents of
that locality and those most deeply inter-
aested express the hope that a new structure
Will be secured without much difficulty 1t
is proposed to utilize the present site II
the event of securing an appropriation for
new building, as there is sufficient ground
there for the erection of an edifice Whicn
will meet the needs of the locality
Evening star., 1902-08-04

The leading instigators OF the massacre
were soon tried and convicted, four of
them expiating their crime on the gallows;
one OF them committed suicide in his cell;
while three others were sent to ne penf-
tentiary, two being for life Those con-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13

pernilnftig, Dob er Die @eueieroe aus
ieiner 9rlit perorGngte itlto eripar.
tete BON Oct 3ufrmft ben aufidtub
iiber 0inge, Die inn Die @eeenmart
nod in elm @ebeimniB billie.
Shon am anDern Worgen perbrei.
tete iib feuerldneii oas @eriiht, baB
Sitter Sumo ben fiirhterlihen Burg
geiit aeieben. Sbpobl Sumo oen
Surggeiit nibt beidrieben bottle, 10
befam er bod Ourh oas 8eriiht cine
10 fiirhterlihe 9eltdlt, Dab es grarl.
fla Dar, MIR bapou er5ablen 5u
b0ren. limo SeoernlditrL Der Die @e.
ihihte er3ablen borte, bepunoerte
al,h Den Nlltb, pornit &,lno es
Dante. Dem gurgeeiit ms Ingeiidt
an ieben. Waude iebten aud nod
bel, Dob Sumo nit ibm gefdmpft unb
i'm ipgar be5ipuugen hattie, penn DER
@eiit nibt piosli6 peri6pnnoen
ipare.
Gortesura oIgt.i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
Sefites aapitel.
Der 8eilt anf Der &Dbnrg>

,Iuf Der &pburg eebt elm 8eiIt
unb oas Iaiie i6 mir nibt nebmen"
iprad Sorg 5u ieinem gtadbar.
,Sait Su I'm Witteruaft bas fiird)-
terlife Yoltern uno &aiieln altf Der
Noroieite Ger Surg nod ME gebort?"
Nahbar. Stein, mein lieber Sorg!
aber i6 babe ihon bapon er5dblen
geb6rt. Iein Sdwiegerpater mill
es audi idon gebort baben. gs iou
in Der Burg nidt anbers getban
baben, als menn ole bofeu Setter
ans DER Sole BARN gepeien mdren.
8as nur bas alb bebeuten mag?
SD babe bod meiner 2ebtag nod tnie
gttpas BON einem 8eiite auf Der SIP
burg qebOrt.
SsGrg. SD audi ntdt. gr ipuft
crit ieit furaer 3eit oaielblt &onrao,
oes gurgberrn 8nappe, iaB perfloI.
ienen Sonntag in Der Shente bel
einem Sbopplein. Sd fam geraoe
all6 babin nnb iette mid 81 linn an
ben Gid mir oiscurirten Infangs
iiber Maeflei uno enOlib fam unier
8eipr1d au6 auf Den 8etlt, Den
man ifon einige 3eit alf Der Noro.
ieite ser &pburg ipufen bOrte. nSagt
mir bod, Serr &ourab", ipra6 it
snm 9urafnappem rmas es Oenn fir
cine gepunbtniB bat nit benz 8eilte
aitf DER 8urg2 Wan er5ablt 10
a~llerlei idreflihe 9rnee bupon, nno
ssbr miiiiet bob am beiten bapon
unterriftet iein."
COB ein @eiit auf Ser Horoieite
Ser Burg ipuft", ermiberte &onrao,
.babon iinb mir slae auf Der Burg
10 i~iberseugt, baB ib unb meine &a'
meraSen 10 felt oaran glauben, als
on einen @ott i'm Simmel. Seit
flint @ohem boren mir elm fiirdter.
iihes Spufen fait jebe 9adt. ale.
NAL ann Die 8eiiteritunoe. Die gnd.
biae SerrI6aft gluubt ielbit baran.
Crit geitetn bat Der 8urgberr Die
gauge 9ieneri6aft i'm groben Sitter.
iaale perianmelt, nnD bot inns Iae
Dor Dem iurdJtbaren 8eiite geparnt,
unb SSeoem itrenge perboten, irgeno
elm @emad) uuf Der 9orbieite su be.
iuhen, neil linn elm rngliif 5uitoBen
f0nnte. Der gndoige Serr bate bieB
niht perbieten oiirien; es gebt bon
ielbit TiemanO babin, Dem iein
2eben lieb lit. Sd ginse nidt babin
umo penu man mir allies Silber uno
@olo aif Der Burg idenfen miiroe.
Is ioa Der gurggeilt iein, Der in Der
alteu Somilie 9pburg naltet, uno
iid iebes Wal boren ldBt, penn
Semono itirbt pber louii
Elm aroBeS llngliid BARN &c.
ihieht. Die quite 9urgfran pergebt
fait Dor ansit; iie fiirdtet, Der gna.
oiae Serr ober Der iunee Serr Sumo
mOdten iterben. Gle bat iogar Elm.
NAL IN meiner @egenmart geiagt:
..@enn es IN @pttes Ramen iein
muB, Bob gines bon ms lterben iolf,
10 wiinihe id MIR, bob oas 2oos
mid trafe." Idl iie'Waroe mid aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13

poriiber, Die ihone, ioraenloie &inos
beit; adj marun1 bliibt iic 10 fur5
inD MIR @inniol I'M 2eben2 .,
fonnte ih iebt nieber in Die Stolen.
taae Der &inobeit 5uriidfebren!
Iber nein, mein lieber @ott!" -
ga fniete iie am Eager Der &inoer
nieoer = nnein, td mill nid)t mllr.
rem, nibt tlogen mioer beine meiie
Sronung in Der @elt. 9leibt bod
ieoer Wenib Dor Dir elm 8ino, 10
lanQe er Den frommen &inoerlinn be.
mabrt. 9ieier 3inberiiun, pie i'm
Der liebe Seilono Iebrte unb oud)
lelblt beioB, altert nibt, er bleibt
immer Jung. Sat night Der Seilanb
einmai Den grnadienen %Sugerufen,
inbem er elm 8inolein ouf leinem
SGooBe belt unb Die anoern neben
ibm iegnete: n@em ibr ni6t lperoet,
mic bieie &inolein Oa, 10 fonnt ibr
niGt eingeben in Dos Simmelreif."
., Serr! IN oieiem &inOeriinn mill
ih nun Die Sorgen uno 2eioen, Die
an meinem Ser5en nagen, in oen
ShooB meines bimmliihen Saters
nieoerlegen. ltn6 10 laBt es iib Damn
inter beinem D1terlihen Sduse
ianfter ruben. SD empfebIe alif
meinen uneliifliGen @atten beinem
poterlifen Sdise. ., Ineiitieer,
Acknowledgment perlaB i'm niht!"
mSblummert benn fort, liebe
ainoer!" iprad iie berubigteu Ser.
aens unb erbob iif ipieoer. nNtdts
itoret euren Sdlummer; ia an eurer
Seite padt Der Iiebe S1useneel uno
iiber eilb waItet Die ibiisenbe Sanb
bes allmGhtigen 8aters Inn SimmeI.
., moge eud Der liebe Soft INNER
10 unibuloig, 10 gut uro fromm er.
balten!"
Ga neigte Tie ii6 nod einmal iiber
lie bin 1,no fiiBte linen ianft ben
Wunb. Sieramf mabte iie jebent
Der Ginoer altf Stirne, Mitno uno
gruit Elm beiliges 8reu55eihen uno
ipra6 Die @orte babel: ngs iegne
euh @ott DER Iam1ftige, Der Sater,
Sobn unD beilige 8eiiti"
Run moate lie Die &inoer perlal.
len; aber cine unerflarlife abnung
belt tie nod lGnger 5uriid. 3wei
Wtal lief Tie BON linen biupeg nno
8tpei Mtul fam iie Dieoer 3uriid. sic
tonnte Die iblummernben Sinoer
nidt genug betradten = geraoe oils
niiroe tie perreiien ilno piele Sabre
lana bieielben nidt mebr ieben.
9ob enblib be5fpang lie ibr Ser5,
entfleioete iih uno leete iid 5ur
Eube nieber. Sic modte tuum etne
Stunoe geihlafen baben, 10 ermad1te
iie nit einem Sdrei bes gntiesens.
Die gauge Burg looerte idon in liht.
bellen Slammen auf. sic iprang
aus Dem 9ette, INN Die 4inber 81 ret
ten; aber lie ianf Dor Sdreden in
Die &niee ltno fam feiuen S6ritt
meiter pormarts. YlobIib aber
idnelte Die Sbiire oes @emads auf
unb oret Mdnner itiir5ten berein.
Ser cine nminBte Die @rafin uno Die
anbcrn riiien Die &inoer aus ben
Yetten nno eilten nit linen mitten
burh bie prahelnoen Slammen. Ser
SumuIt i'm 8urgbofe puroe INNER
it1rfer, Die Seuerflammen griiien
immer idneler Inn iif unb ebe Der
Gag grarte, lag Die Burg @aloern
idon in Iide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
MnsnsGG

Wabame Gbeltenb): .gs lit.
groBartig, Bertha, iebt boben sic
aiipei Stunoen eebrnuht, i'm Die
poar Semben 5nm Srodnen auf5u.
b6ngen!"
9ienitmdohen: nIaeroiugs, Ma.
oame, ib babe lie aber 10 iorgfdltig
a~ufgebdnet, oaB feiner Der 8oriiber-
gebenoen Elm God entbefen fnnn!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
Gins bcm @eridtsIaal.

Iidter: Sagen sic often:
Mnbte Sbre Srau, oaB Sic INN ein-
aubrefen dnsgingen2"
Strolb: Stein, Serr Ridter!
Som 8'i6aft bob i6 meiner SraI
ME mas e'iagt!"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
gsaegos eHe rresadas
REGALAR ENGANOSAMENTE

La sefIora q quien Sc condena esta peni-
tencia Sc acerca & TN ioven que avanza hjero
para recibir una flor que aquella trae en- la ma
no; pero ella lie rechaza para conceder este ia
vor su vecino Cuando esta treta es conoci-
da, ell joven que Sc ha adelantado el pritnero,
no puede va ser enganado no es 81 quien
Sc trata de engafIar, siendolo entonces Ell vecino
que Sc aproxinla, creyendo cue va ser obsequia-
do. La dana, llbre en- su election le rechaza
V da el regao al jugador Cue esta ST. lado.
Ocurra q veces que al jagador cue primero ha
rechazado es a quier regala, y el juego enton-
ces Sc hace muy divertido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
BInuorEcADEL BoLETIN MERctNTI

bre el tapete verde $500 frances en- iii
La pilerfa era ben trasparente; el muy lagart6n
habfa tendo buen cuidado mentras no lie favoreco Ia
s1ee de retener los b etes al vaciar los uises
70 a1ora ahoj6 los dedos el saqnito vont6 bietes
monedas.
Hubo protsstas slsPendi6se Ia partida Sc di6 av-
a la ''jefatura :. Los ugadores unanines sempre
en- aborrecer los banqueros, enemigos nattraes.
dieron Ia raz6n al viejo, ap4ciole meloso
siempre..
Form5se torn del aprovechaGo iugador
de curosos los que e explicaba encantadora
ingenudad costunbre dc ap11ltar el fanoso
quito, aquela noche Sc le ocarri6 Ia feicsma
corazonada de ariesgar al nt1mero rs el aXun de Ia
cantidad que consentfa el Reglamento de Ia casa.
Ell r=sutado fue que 1e pagaron los $500 frances
sin perlico de exgir la consigui rsponsabded al
'croupier' qre toer6 aquel extraho modo de jugar
cencerros tapados
Como me 10 conaron te 10 cuento ioh lector. Y cons
te que para no ndisponer1ne nadie, dee de
placer amigo que aconseaba titular esta anec
dota historical del sig 1iente modo: "Quien roba TN
1adrol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
l. 9GsrGa " Tessoster;a
CAPON A LA ESPANOLA

Despa4 d destrip%do 5ien lavado, itil-
tesele las alas, pasando I'm hfio fuere de uno
I o-ro mpe)3 1n u4..> cacc,u4>. = po4c1 uaat>
cebo.las, ajos ruedas de zanahorla, cuartillo Y
medic &c WHO bIapco, una hoja dc laurel IN
POGO de ace.As, pimienta y Ia ST necasaria. En-
Gina Sc coloca el cap6n Sc lleva 4 TN fuego
f1-~-e, .a,a que hierva de prisa, por espacio IL
tapada en- otra lumbre mas n2ortecina, deian-
do.a en- media bora alEo mis- sia destap4ria;
pasado este tempo sc sazona, Sc SAGA q capon,
s. pasa la sa,ao por IN cola<lUr, 5e ie Q.jta "a
grasa y Sc sirve en- uua fuentc con las ceboEas
alrededor 1tgado con salsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30

Don Antonio Corretjer Herna1dez Tuez Muni-
cipal Suplente del pueblo de Gales.

Hago saber; que por don Fernando Torres
y Otero, propietario, vecino de este termino
municipal, Sc ha solicitado IA conversion en- do
mimic de la inscription de posesi6n cue al folio
200 vuelto, del tonlo 20 de Gales tiene inscrita
a su nombre en- el Registro de Ia propiedad de
Arecibo, de la inca n1n1ero SIS triplicado, que
es la siguiente:
Finca riist;ca radicada en- ei brTio de To-
70 Negro, .Grnino de Ciaies compueSta de tre-
ce cuerdas, eQuivalentes ciuco heccareas, diez
4leas, noventa cinco centiareas de terreno de
tercera c ase, con plantaciones de caf6y platano,
conteniendo una casa para hab:taci6n otra
pequeha para maquina, iinda1-.o 81 Nore, con
Terra de D. Cr1spulo Restituto Rodriguez y don
Florentino Repollet; al Sur con las de don Simon
Burgos don Ramon de la Cruz Nieves; al Este
con las de don Jaime Figueroa, y al Oeste con
las de Antonio Coon.
segdn 10 dispuesto en- los artfculos S93 de
Ia Ley Hipotecaria, Al del Re@amento para
su ejecuci6n y Ia Or1en Judicial de 4 de Abri
de 1900, Sc publica el presente por el termino
de ounce dias naturaes, fiji de que los que Sc
c91sideren perjudicados con la conversion que
Sc pretende, puedan presentar en- dicno plazo
reclamation, oponiGndose ella.
Ciales, Diciembre IS de 1902.
Antonio Corretjer. El Secretario,
IO-I5 Gustavo Vidal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
Fl gran tupe.

Una noche de nvierno cinco minutes antes dc sa-
lir de la esacon de Aocha ell de Andau
subieron I'm departamento de primera, lin senor de
edad avanzada, obeso ben vestido IN joven de
veintitres veinticuatro aiios
Habfa va el coche otros tres caballeros una Sc
ora los cuales veron buenos ojos la enrada de
los pasaeros de Ultima hora que les oblgaban
estrecharse.
Pronto no obstante Sc reconciaron ellos. Era
el anciano buen sehor que no hablata palabra e
joven demostro nuy breve tan divertdo inge-
nioso atento servcia e coloco orden los
letines, sombrereras demas efectos de vae
dos en- Ia red, que anenazaban desplomarse apenas
prtio el tren el empuo calorffco haca los pies de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
kuEs,aca0
20 de Diciembre de 1902.

20 de Diciembre de 1902.
Anda por aqui Mr.. Cashier, con todas sus
cabezas.
x*. Hoy, Ia una de la madrugada, lie
GO el cadaver don Juan Rodriguez de las Al
bas esta antncaoo el entierro para hoy, las
de Ia tarde.
~. No Sc puede transitar por las Gales.
causa de las fuertes lluvias.
~ Hay muchas personals enpleadas en-
la siembra del algodon. Los braceros estan
contentos.
-. ..1z Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
NARANJADA

Sc toman 1co GCs limones, ties na.erias
I25 granlos de s2icaT frctar Ia cascara de as
frutas Sobre 81 azdcar para perfumaria.
Elprimir despues las naranjas y los limo
mes, echar Ell 2u:1lo sobre el azlcar, afIadir TN
litro de aqua y pasar Ia mezcla por Ia manga
de bayeta. Coaservar las botellas en- un cubo
leno de hie)o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
Carneros auStriaCOS

La prensa alemaua, cxoepto Ia aocialista,
sostiene la actitud de su goberno, pide casti-
eos ejemplares para Venezuela y el Presidente
Castro Ia austriaca profesa Greer que Ale
mania Gran Brega1a estan prestanGo I'm Sc
fIalado servicio al rnundo civilizado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30

Sc agencia La venta de haciendaS,
pr0piedades y ninas en- tOd0 su valOr
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-21
THE GUIDE" RETRACTS.
COrrects story that Butler College
Permits Sunday Baseball.

The Christian Guide, Louisville publica-
ton that advised church people TO keep
their children out OF Butler College because,
II alleged, the college baseball team played
games on Sundays, has retracted the state
ment in its issue of Aug 20. The directors
of Butler College received yesterday copy
of the Guide containing a correction Of the
offensive article and explaining how the
mistake came to be made.
The paper was informed at Terre Haute
by w. E. NJ. Hackleman that the Butler
College baseball team had played ball on
Sunday. The article objected to by the But
Ter College trustees followed The college
authorities demanded a correction and M.
Hackleman was asked by the paper either
TO verify the statement or TO withdraw IT.
HaCkleman replied that he had investigated
and that there was no foundation for the
story he had heard. AS soon Hackle-
mans statement was received the paper
made the correction asked for. Hackleman
is evangelist of this city and has, 1T is
stated, been regarded as a friend OF Butler
College. 1t is probable that the suit brought
by the college against the paper for ma
licious libel will be withdrawn, Howard
Gale, one of the directors of the college,
said yesterday ne had advised President
Butler to let the matter rest where Ii Is in
view of the correction made by the Guide.
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