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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-03
PATENT ATTORNEYS


Williamson and + and D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main ONCE. No s2s-
s35 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mimi: branch Office, room 50, McGill build
ing. washington. D.. c.
PATENT-Protect your ideas. No allowance,
no fee Consultation free. Est. 1864. Milo
"a Stevens & CO.. 63S 18th st. w ashington. DC.
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FINANCIAL

PRIVATE MONEY on hand to loan on Sreal
estate, lowest rates. Dever. 5S,, Andrus bldg,
MORTGAGE, ,LOANS-Rates low; any sums
no delay; see US sure. Gale l. Co., N. Y. Life.
WE HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN NONE i
10 loan at per cent on choice residan 81
property. Thorpe Bros. Andrus building
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO loan on eity
property at favorable terms. Minnesota Loan
and trust Co. %lS Nicollet av.
sss S$.S.s SSss SIS
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES
y to male or female employees.
No Mortgage No Indorser. No publicity.
YOU GIVE
; -E3r- your personal note.
YOU GET
$40, SIS, $50. SIS, $50, $50, $40, $50 to $500.
Muth lower rate. Much easier payments.
MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO,
Room 4OS, New York Life Building
$500 SIS sSsS$ $50
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OH HO-WEAK MEN, OUR IMPROVED
Vacuum Developer guaranteed cheapest; best
on earth for sexual weakness, structure,
Particulars sealed The Worlds Cure Cos
Denver, Col. a3
AMERICAN BEAUTY TOILET PREPARA-
TON for sale. Free facial massage and scalp
treatment this week. Ladies only. 62O13 Mic
Ollet ay, room lS
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN TO SING IN
opera; also lady for dancing. Instruction
free. Tel. 366 L5 So. 1892 Hennepin av. Har-
riet car.
nifty for special summer terms: IS private
lessons, $40; piano, organ, violin, guitar,
mandolin, vocal. Minneapolis School Of Music,
81 18th st S.
CENTS SUITS FREIGH DRY x GLEASER
Dye Dye House. Geesss' s42 and E2s Nicolles av
|7BLUsH ROSE" rs THE PINK OF PERFEC-
ton for the complexion. sVigentia Krean,
natures remedy for the skin Thompson
Drug Co., Sd st and 1st av S.
THE BIGGEST LINE OF sUITINGs AT THE
Bentson Tailoring Co, 313 Nicollet:
PRIVATE LESSONS IN ELoCUTION AND
dramatic culture by best teacher in the
northwest. Particulars of P. o. Box 1928,
city.
MORPHINE, OPIUM, LAUDANUM. CO
caine habit; myself cured; will inform of
harmless, permanent, home cure. Mrs. Bald
win, box 1912. Chicago
DR. WYATT, LOCATED is YEARS At 230
Hennepin ay, has had so years of wonderful
success in curing men and women of all sex
ual, kidney, blood and wasting diseases Visit
him or write him free and get cured
IF YOU HAVE LOST YOUR COURAGE OR
lack vim. vigor or vitality, let me send you q
recipe, free. that will restore your old-time
| yigor strength and ambition; it caused me
to rise from a hard-working shoemaker to a
veiop, free Professor George w. Howard, IS
Lincoln building, Detroit. Mich.
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STORAGE
RAMBLER OF WYOMING.
No. ! Tunnel in 400 feet. !


FIREPROOF STORAGE-New, clean rooms.
REALTY CO., los LIST ay N. Tel. Main 2062-J.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast a speciality Office, 46 South
I'd st. Telephone. Main $50. both exchanges.
WE TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEM AND
repair them If necessary, reasonable, Great
Western Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin av
STORED, STORED. ssToRED-NoW Is THE
time toShaye your stove stored for the sea-
son; if you wish to aselh we need them badly
and will pay you the highest price for them
Telephone 1893, both phones Town Market
Furniture Co. 1921 5th ST s.
]. T. RANGER. Manager.
GENERAL STORAGE AND TRANSFER
Standard Warehouse, 227-229 LIST st n; Mime
sofa Warehouse. 735-737 Washington av N.
Household goods a specially. Private rooms
if desired. Phones, main 2o35 and T. c. 1888
FOR -RENT-WAREHOUSE ON MILWAU-
kee track, 18th av and It'll st S, S5x40 In
tquire 900 w SD st. Tel. South 562-J2.
FOR sALE-sTORAGE; APPLY AT EX-
position building. George E. iHovenden, N.
w. Phone, call East /.
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY. MACHIN-
cry moved: household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers Collective carloads for the coast a
speciality Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46
S 8 st. Telephone. Main $50. both companies
THE NJ p D. delivers packages in city 10c;
St. Paul, 1sc. Is It'll st S. Tel.1526-1. T. C. ,1503
CENTRAL FUEL AND TRANSFER CO.,
moving and storage; large vans careful men Zen
main s242 LIZ.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

,sUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC, PER-
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister. 77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
Of the northwest Exclusive specialist.
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WHERE YOU CAN GET READY MONEY
UPON DEMAND IN A BUSINESS WAY THU
SAME AS BUSINESS MEN do or THEIR
BANKS. ]
Private loans quickly made to responsible
persons upon their own names; no advance
charges; no red tape; courteous aud CON
fdeuJlal II eatment.
GUARANTY INVESTMENT. CO.,
e01 New York Life building.
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SECRET SOCIETY MEETINGS

N & ~ ROYAL ARCANUM
s2U:Exs, CATARACT COUNCIL, NO 66a.
aiEItESAfs Meets second and fourth Tues
EN4HgS days in each month, in Masonic
AsSSSEh Temple
" XIV VISITING BROTHERS INVITED.
l. O. r. NJ -PlEGANa TRIBE, NO, IA, MEETS
every Monday night at Fraternity hall, SlS
and $50 Nicoliet. J. G. Strachan, sachem.
Visiting brothers invited T s.
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FOR. .SALE--A COMPLETE OUTFIT OF
| household goods. including carpets, furniture,
stoves, kitchen utensils and crockery. These
goods may be seen Monday morning, May 9Th,
or thereafter, by making appointment with A.
L. Ries, Merriam Park, MINI.
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CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers. 200 Nicollet. Tel, n. W., Main
526s; T. c.. 1905 or 1913 Res. T. C. 1924.
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SMITH B. HALL,
COMMITTEE ON BOOTHS.

CENTS SUITS FRENCH DRY CLEANED
and pressed, $50. Hornung, Minneapolis
Dye House, 242 and 622 Nicollet av.
THE --LATEST SHADES IN PAINTING AT
the Bentson Tailoring Co., 313 Ncollet.
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INSTRUCTION

Experienced LADY TEACHER OFFERS
g private lessons for IS to your homes, il
preferred; organ or piano. 5449. Journal.
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FIVE STOCKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
three hardwares, two racket stores, seven
groe cries and other business chances for sale
or exchange: one $4,000 general store, doing
$500 cash business day; half cash, balance
lands r. B. Davis, ST Phoenix building.
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NOTICE
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Booth space Industrial street of the Elks'
June Fair and Carnival is now on sale.
Price 81 front foot for two weeks (June
2 to 14.) This includes electric lights.
Booths are eight feet square. Parties de-
string space can see street plan and diagram
at EIks' Carnival Headquarters. No. 3 Sixth
street S. Telephone, Northwestern, M-s61i
Twin City, 1907.
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LADIES' TAILORING

& DREssMAKING AND LADIES TAI &
3 LORING. 81
9 Tailor-made Suits, Jackets, Wraps g
3 and all kinds of first-class dressmak- s.
6 ing at reasonable prices. We employ g
g the very best skilled help and turn g
e only frst-class work. All work guar g
e anteed satisfactory. g
e Have you sem the new Ping Pong g
2 game? We have them in stock. g
3 HoLTzERMANN's CHICAGO STORE 8
3 CO., HIPS Cedar av. Minneapolis. g
.s.
FOR FINEST WORK on SILK COATS,
ST. INNER gowns, etc, perfect fit guaranteed.
See Tucker, Ladies' Tailor, 521 Medical block.
Ladies own materials satisfactorily made up.
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MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES.
HECTOR BANTER & CO., APO Guaranty bldg.
AZ TO 6 PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
''on or before" privilege. to loan on improved
property in Minneapolis and St; Paul R: NJ
Newport, 3CS-3ll Phoenix building, 80 4th st
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PURE WATER
At I'D the cost OF spring O. water.
Come and see. WEBB, 237 Hennepin.
FOR sAilE-EGGs FOR MATCHING, 81 PER
setting, from high scoring and prolific strains
OF layers, White Rocks. Victor Canada
strain, Barred Rocks, e. B. Thompson strain.
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i. BIDS
Will be received for.
. -. .-z l-.'s !. ~
CONCESSIONS

;, ELKS
JUNE FAIR AND CARNIVAL. /.
= TWO WEEKS JUNE 2 TO IA.
Under auspices Minneapolis lodge, B..
. P. o. E., no. a.. Propositions will be
received up to May Is, for the exclu-
slve sale If
Gum, Canes, Candy, %,s
Horns, Balloons, Peanuts.
Blow Outs, Popcorn, Whistles,
-. souvenirs, Novelties, Photographs
/, Ice Cream, Lunch Stands,
Crisp Machine. Walhe Stands.
Rubber Stamps, Glass Blowers,
Restaurants, Frankfurters,
Creamery Products. ,
Complete Information can be OBJ
tanned at Elks' Carnival Headquarters,
Eustis building; eth and Hennepin,
Minneapolis, Mlnn.
|, THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO RE-
JECT ANY AND ALL BIDS.
All communications relative to con-
cessions should be addressed to E.
kayser, chairman, Committee on Con-
cessions, Elks Carnival Headquarss29s.
! ters. - ~,
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RUG MIG. CARPET CLEANING

FINE RUGS FROM YOUR OLD CARPET.
Write for catalogue. Carpet cleaning, refit-
ting: laying; out-of-town orders we pay the
freight one way. Both telephones. National
Carpet Cleaning Co., Nieollet island. Mpls.
NEXT to Oriental Rugs made from
your old carpets by Economy Rug Co..
105 9Th st S. Phone 32l7 Ii.
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DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALISTS
Diseases Of women. Office, 407 Nicollet. Tel
phone M 65s-J2 Office hours, l. p. m. to
}. m. Consultation free. ,sss.H
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oee DEPOSITS OF 81, 500 MADE THIS
ees week in The Savings Bank OF Mime
600 apolls get $50 interest on LIST January
next; elsewhere You get $2I. Adam Hannah,
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FOR -SALE-A -3-UNIT GLOBE WERNICKE
card filing case suit ble~ for insurance office
Have outgrown. Alexander Campbell, New
York Life building
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BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR SALE. p
Write or call. for our special circular.
MINNESOTA, LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
-'.'r+ .- 313 NicOllet avs
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE-
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security; largest business in AZ prin-
cipal cities. Tolnlan, 920 New Y orkgLife bldg.
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- ..~E9..s LUMBER FUR SALE.
4O0, GEO feet of bass, one and two-inch; 160, 900
feet of white oak, two, three and four Inch; ;
10000 feet rock elm, all two-inch: %. 900 feet
white birch, one and two-inch; this is located
at mill. 10 miles from PerhaIn. Mimi. and
must be taken there; will make price right
Address Drawer @, SIayton Mimi o.. .
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EGGS FROM THREE CHOICE BREEDING
pens; barred Plymouth Rocks, celebrated Da-
Wis strain, 81 per setting. Address Fleming,
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ali new; receipts $1,000 per month $4,000
handles it 11S Kasota building.
s.. $50, WITH ACTIVE INTEREST IF DE-
sired, will secure half interest in strictly
weston handsome living and pay. a good
profit besides to energetic hustling PER
son; this is the chance Of q life time; the
fullest investigation Invited; particulars az
personal interview only. $500. journal.
WANTED = GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
hardware, furniture or other business for
good farm lands and cash; owners give par
ticuars farst letter. Northern Land Co., Phoe-
My building
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
"DOn Rafael del Valle.

xlQuien no hA dido ese nom.
bres 6Que puertorriquef1o no como
ce al gran poeta, NJ novelista sensi
BILE, nj m6dico competentfsimo?
sHijo de lA simp6ticA Agu&dilla,
en- donde brisas de mar frescas y bri-
llAdoras mecieron su cuna. Hiio de
Ia libertAd del siglo, como espfritu.
Hijo del amor como ciudadano. Bsn-
j&mfn de las ideas como escritor.
~Su ejecutoria no puede escul-
pirse en- las lfneAs voladoras de una
hoja de periodico. Su bicgrs ffs no
cAbrfA en- ligeros Artfculos. Su per-
fiji literArio no podriA tomAr forma
nj rGpido volar de l& plumA en- este
vertiginoso bullir de las ideas del
diArismo de 10 prensa.
<Entre los connotados estk 81,
como ana atAlsyA rAdiosa. Con los
intelectuales del mundo, marcha de
brazo como Virgilio y Dante iban
por los sinuosos caminos de la le-
yendA forentinA.
&Sus estudios le han dado una
credenciAl de ilustre. Sus luchas
le han cor quistAdo ell laurel de ven.
cedor. Su amor & las letrAs y al
u6I0CuO 10 uhu 0AuO uU& COIOu1'
~Dentro de su patria y fuerA de
ella, su labor constsnte por ell ideal
de los pueblos, que es ell progreso
coT1n del g6nero humane, le hicie
ron de nm nombre simp&tico ante las
multitudes.
~TAl es ell hombre, tai ell patrio-
Ia. Mas filosofo que polftico; mas
justo que pasional; mss altivo que
debil Nj una vez podrfa seflalArse
como escollo & idea AlgunA de pro-
greso y libertAd.
sComo 81, pocos.
sComo 81, debierAn ser todos los
que forcejean en- las arenas de 10
polftica regional. Y ell pals llegarfa
& una altura esplendente, por ell or
deQ y por 10 fraternidad
sSi hay quien proteste de estas
frases, tempo tiene de echarse & las
arenas del combate de ideas, y pedir
rectifcaciones en- nombre del dere-
cho hist6rico.
<Aaf pensamos y pensamos asf
porque l& verdad es luz one no siem-
pre- puede eclipsarse ante los pue-
bios.
GEse es Ell doctor Rafael del Va.
lie, que Sc encuentr& en- Mayxguez
en- astos dias, como huesped simp&-
tico y querido.
sHe ahf al buen amigo inolvida-
ble.a
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MagnificO baile
ell SdbadO.

A i.iativa de los j6veres don
Manuel Cslderop, J R ,ariguez y
Mor tills, Sc ce'ebr6 el s&bAdo per
10 noche un lucido bale en- 10 ca 80
de don Manuel Rivera on 10 Gale de
San Sebastian 10
Desde tamprano IN <bnquets de
belli imas sef1oritAs dAhA snim& ci6n
q 10 fiesta que Sc Pre- longo hasta 10
madrugada.
Entire las concurrentes pudimos
YER 6 ls sc f1oritAs Carols, Calderon,
MontiIls, P.wer, Martin z. Rodri
guez, Gutierrez, Walls, Silva y z sr'
bi.
Los ef pos os Rivera con 10 ga
lsnterik que 81 IS prLvsr bal no Sc
dieron punto de reposo obse q aiando
a los concurrentes que salieron muy
comp acido os.
Els possible que ell pr6ximo Do
mir go se celebre otro bale.
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In esta imprenta se vende pa
pei de pari6dieoa 6 S2AO al auintAl.
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C0rrida de TOrO.
imprOViSada
Un pObre CaballO
fu6 Ia ViCtima

Aver se solt6 nm tcro que dio
una corridA i'm provisad& en- la Mari
NJ. arraue tieado cor cuanto su pa
SO hAllaba y hacienda correr 6 todss
las ersonss q, Sc encontraban en- el
muelle.
En- una de sus carreras Sc tor6
con nm caballo que estaba p agado
un caro-, y f1rioso le metio nm
cuerno p,r el vientre hermi&ndole
los int sstino.
E caballo hubi ara estado su
fciendo largo tempo & no ser por
nm guardia insular que le dispar6 IN
Ii % en- eli dido dejkndole muerto en-
Ell acto.
Dsspues de inprobos trabajes
lcgr6 acorralarse Al toro echan6ole
una lazada y rs1uci6 adoie IL obe-
diencia
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Temporal en- IN pueblo
dOIllniCanO.
GrandeS p6rdidaS.

Agosto Is En- Sci Carcado,s
pueblo de Santo Domingo. en- Ia re
gion cibaefia. estuvo llcvieudo to-
refreshments ocho dias consecuti-
voc, sin contar que las llnvias prir-
cipiaYon & fines de Abril y termina
ron ell is de Jupio. Hubo conucos
hundidos convef tidos en- lsganss; !;
Tomas derribadas crecientes no Wis
tas; lerdidas de Eninales de todA
especie No hsbra que comer, diaen
de dicho pueblo, porque todo Sc hR
perdido.
La sisuac'on es tristfsima, y so
pide que Ell gobierno acuda 6 rene
diar en- 10 possible tanto desastre.
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Ot(Os experimentos Sc haran en-
Ia bahia de de Chesapeake.

Washington, 10 Agost6. Del ar.
senal de esta ciudad sc cambiaron
hoy despAchos ts.egr&ficos por el
nuevo sistema sin alambre. con Ia
Academia naval de Annapolis, IL
cual Sc encuentra 6 90 millss~ y me
dis de distancia.
Els que ell Dep artsmento de Ma
rina est& verifcando enssyos con al
gunos aparatos de distint, sistemAs
CON objeto de adoptar para los bu.
ques de guerra y las estaciones mill
tares de terra el que mejores result
tados prkcticos diere.
Los experimen:os hechos hoy
estuvieron bsjo 10 inspection inme
data de una junta conpuesta de of
ciales de marina, y los apsratos pro.
bados fueron los franceses de Roche.
fort. Los resultsdos t6cnicos de es-
tos aparatos no sc har&n pdblicos
hasta que Sc hayan probado todos
les aistintos sistemas ofrecidos has
ia Ia fscha oil go1i srno. E atom ces
SO decidirx 10 election de uno Que.
dan por probar otro ap&rAto frances
y dos &iemanes.
Despues de los ex perimentos de
TERRA. se har&n otros entire 10 Aea
demia de Annapolis y IN buque co
10 cado & distancias varias en- 10 bR-
hfa de Chesapeake; y por 4 timo,
entire dos buques en- ats mar, q dis
tancias y en- o ldiciones di t ntas.
To5os los bu ues de guerra que
Sc hsyan en- proceso de construction
estar&u provistos de m&stiles que Sc
destinsf&n exc.usivsmente para 10
aplicaci6n del nuevo sistema tele gr&
dco.
En- cuanto & 10 tslegrafis sin o.
lambre, los buques de guerra ameri-
canos est6n nuy por det as de 'o3
europeos. Icglaterra tiene mas de
30 va O 'es equipados con los apara-
tos necessrios, y A'emania va ha-
cieudo otro tAnto con todos los de su
escuadrs, n paso que aqui se empis-
ZAn ahofa los est1dios.
In esta imprenta se vende pa
pei de pari6dieoa & $40 al auintal.
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LA SRTA. LETICIA STEVENSON

Sc dice aenorta refere grabao ha del
Vice Presiene de los sados Undos primers
Mac Kny e r6xims contrse matrimono Captan de
Richmond Official
,capzo hsber hsd paae
de en- dcbo puerto escudra mandans
Cevera Ese ec qnaos empos pueblo americana
con6 fdolo popular Hobsn des vino
de
Estados Unidos
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DE REGRESO.

Esta mahanA han regresado de
IA escursion de propaganda ur ionis.
tAs, los fenores don Rosendo Ma
tienzo Cintron y doctor don Refsel
Del Vale mostr2ndose satisfechos de
de su to'tr'a@ y muy agrAdecidos por
las deferenciAs y atenciones de que
fueron objeto en- los distiptos pue'
blcs que visitaron.
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Progresses en- COrreOS.

Els nm hecho positive que ell ser
.vicio de Correos en- Puerto Rico hs
mejorado notablements y que dia'
rio SO introducen mejoras que le
pondr&n dentro de poco tempo al
nivelde los mejores del nundo.
Aho.a en- S4n Juan so acaban
de introducir &lRunas innovation es
aumentaudo Ell I'd nero de apal tad os
cambiando las ant 6 aas caias' por
otras muy eleg sntes y 5e cerrsdu
ras de combinhcione que of 'ecen
mayoras garAntiAs de segu,i lad.
FelicitAmos al sefior director y
demss erpleados que le secundan,
por sus f scr ndas il iciAtivas en- an
sesS sio ten i'm 2 portAnte.
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En- OCCASION de hallarse ell DR..
Rafael del Vale en- Msysgtez. di-
fundiendo las nobilisimas y levan-
tAdAs ideas, que ipformAn 10 tests
SUnionista,s hA sido saludAdo por
<LA Vcz de 10 PAtri&,. con las si-
guientes lfneas:
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El Doctor
Rafael del Vale
es atentamente saludado
por LA Voz de la Pa
trla."

FL emlnente autor de "Se-
lenia," "La Manana," eel
Temple Vac1o," "ElTem-
plo lleno" y tantas otras
obras que brillan en- Ia
America latina, es una
gloria puertorrlquef1a.
The Washington times., 1902-03-30

town with his latest efforts in artistic
advertising, the result being large at
tendance Twenty-Five cents admission
was charged After paying the Knights
81 expenses there was a balance OF $40
for the treasury, which had been reduced
to 81.
Harry Hanford lad improved some
what during the few days preceding the
game but was still confined TO the house.
The Perseverance team lined up without
him, as follows Barry, right forward;
Ticknor. left forward; McGregor, centre;
Graham, right guard: Sayles, left guard.
1t was natural TO expect that the Per-
severance boys. being familiar with the
floor, would have great advantage over
their opponents. but the latter more than
made up for their unfamiliarity with the
playing space. In the first five minutes
of play they threw three goals to Perse-
verances only one. Score: Golden
knights .; Perseverance 3.
With Harry Hanford out of the game,
Perseverance was all at sea, for 1t seemed
impossible to work the combination plays
without him. The knights had good luck
in shooting for goal. while the home team
seemed utterly unable to locate the bas-
ket. Two lucky throws by the Knights
forwards brought the score to Is to 3.
The friends of the Perseverance team
were il despair. IF only Harry Hanford
were in the game matters would be diff
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and passed it behind him to Reub. The
latter passed it to Rex. Who bounced it
along till a guard began to make trouble
fer him. Balancing the ball in his right
hand. he passed. it high to Harry, who
was directly under the basket. Quick as
a fash Harry caught the ball, and, ward
ing off the opposing guard with one hand
shot for tie basket with the other. The
ball struck the rim. raced around its
edge, then seemed almost to stop, ball
anced for a moment and dropped into the
basket The score was now Perseverance,
10; Golden knights. IS.
Two minutes Of play were left. Harry
was used up. and he had to retire in favor
of Joe Higgins. By hard playing the home
team succeeded in preventing the Knights
from scoring again. and the game finally
ended 10 to is in favor of Perseverance.
To have snatched victory out of defeat
was, indeed. an achievement of which to
be proud, and the boys were heartily
cheered. Brave Harry undoubtedly the
hero of the contest, came in for the lions
share of praise. He got over the ex-
hausting effects of the game in few
days, and he declared it was worth that
much to help win the game. We don't
know what the doctor thought about it!
In the next tale you may read of what
success the boys had with their indoor
athletic meet.