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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
LEY CONDITIONAL

n prc veto de ley cediendo to
rrenos de Puerto Rico 81 gobierno
de los Estadoa Unidos, merece &
nusstro entender detenido estndio.
81 los puertorriquef1os limos de
ser ciudAdanos AnericanOas parece
bisn que CON nuestra proverbial &c
nerosidad cedamos 6 nuestros ami.
goa del continente todo squello
que pueda la nacion nscesitar para
llsvkr Hdelante sus planes de naval
estratSgicay y militsr servicio.
De eee modo, asi como ceeelfsmos
CON guato nuestros compAtriotas
los puertorriquefios cuanto pudiera
bsneficiArlas, cedelfAmos tambi6n 6
onaestros conpatriotGs les norteame.
'ricanoe cuanto sl concerto nacional
fuara precise.
Pero si los puertorriqueflos no
SON reconooidos como talss ciudada-
NOS amsricAnos, al squel pueblo con-
tinu&rA .siendO para nosotros mn pue'
bio estrs no y nOsOtros cousid
como extraDjsros, entoncss no We
mos por cual r. z6n hemos de reg alar
10 que es nuestro d los e.ctrGsJsros.
Lo primero seriA una pruebA de
busn deseo y solidaridad que a.e.A- :
mos & squsl pueblo; 10 aegundo serfa
sin duda nm despilfsrro de 10 nues-
tro, De nusatros bienes, de nuestra
riquexa, que In AsAmbleA Legislati
Va no puede nj debe acordar4
Paro-ss dirA -el gobierno ame-
ricAno pusde tonaar Aquf 10 que nece'
site Of nosotros no acordkramos
tranaferirle baen&ments determine
dos derechos.
Bian. Paea que 10 cojG, que 10 to-
me, que 10 possa por virtud de leyes
q. nosotros no tenemos faeYzas para
leaistir, pero que no mos pida que,
con merma de nuestra TERRA, le CO.
dAmos aquello que ninad1 pals ceae
6 los extrapj aros, ponienaonos en- el
&OiARo trance do dsrle 10 q. NOS pide
fngiendo que do busn grado 10 da.
mos, cuAndo en- reAlidad nusstro
Acuerdo NO seriA otra cosa que el de-
so.ado apo ,trofe do los eaclavos
pr6ximos 6 sucumbir on 81 circo 70.
mano: iAVs Cesarl. ~ nso7iturS te
sGLtst0ns. -!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04

x - +
Cada dis sufgen nuevos motives
para poner de relieve 10 mcnst1nCIa .
situaci6n.en Iqae en- contra de nues.
tra volantEd, se NOS tiene. La des
nudez de esa siluAci6n cada dia mnes
tra en- los mas pequef1os detalles,
'sus deformidAdes. No es .posible
dAr nm pAso 6 la luz de la rax6n y
del huen sentido, sin que se descu'
bran los contradicciOnes, las An0.
mslfks, las iDjustieias, de tal situA.
ci6n,
lPlono absurdo! Pueblo ain na.
cionalidAd, sin ncmbre, que no sAbe
debe eneaminarsel Pueblo ilota,
que no tiene nj su nacionalidad nj Ia
Agena!
Ahora, otro nuevo caso. Otra
duda para el buen jaicio puertorri.
quef1o. lSoy amsricsno? pues toma
nm peaszo de 10 milo que tn neeesitas
y que yo to r. 6 al0, del mismo modo
que Pensilvania y Oregon ts 10 ce.
dieran.
mo soy americanosp lCallss y
nj a6rmaa nj niegas, 10 que tengo
0S SCAO 410 R-UGA@M53 Auy @AbO!
....pues entonces lpRra que me i'm
pones que csda 10 milo si td, ertran
gero, no tienes derecho 6 elloi
lSf, tianes derecho? iCrees que
tienes derscho?, puss entonees,
entra en- plena faei z !, toms, arraba.
to, posee sin m&scarA nj hipocres1a
y no eubrAs CON tn banders santa
CON tn visja gloria la yelaaA intencion
que callas, sl eaccndido intento que
ocultas.
Tai Auestra situaci6n. Los COM
patr 6tas que ese &sunto deben re-
solver, no Sc atolOndren. Sea cedi.
dido & EstRdos Unidos 10 one nece
sita y desea, pero escriban en- esA
ley CON mano hrme y voluntad re.
suelta, que esa cesi6n hacemos,
g.. Eaatendiendose, que en- ell caso
de que ell Corgrsso americana no
nos recono zea In ciudAdanfa ameri.
cana, Ell pueblo de Paerto Rico no
est4 dispuesto & ceder CON su volun.
tad, nj nm palmo de TERRA & los ex
trangeros ...!s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04

En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pel De pari6Aico ( 82-40 suinkaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04

El gran obstaculo para hacer que 81 nego-
clio de empollar, sea un buen negocio, es el
mucho tempo que Sc tarda la gallina en- en-
pollarlos.
Las maquinas para la incubaci6n han
vencido esos obstaculos completamente. 81
I'd. escribe q la Reliable Incubator & Broo'
der Co.. de QuincyIll. u S. A., ellos le en-
viaran su mejor cata!ogo, y guia de incuba-
cion, libre.de gastos.
Este 1ibro trata acerca de las aves de Co
rral, de su cria de la manera de obtener buen
resultado para explotar esta industria g., d
Direction The Reliable Incubator q
Brooder Co, Quincy-Ill. U. S A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04

Hoy ha continuado en- II eCorte
Fe&e atp el juicio civil en- CONTRA de
una compaf1fA de seguros contra in
cendic, por una pc liza de och3 mil
dollars no psgada don Antonio
Rodrfguez Garefa Mt nsna.se So
b. & i resultado de et to iuicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
En- la "FederaCi6n Libre

Anocha se lev6 6 efeoto an 10
<Faderaci6n Libre., por Ell sen or
Carr.on, 10 primera cor srencia, res.
ponsisndo { las tres preguntas que
el Comite de dichA Federation ha
hesho 6 vsrias intelig sncias que ne
intaresan por el bienestAr del psfs.
e orador tuvo momentos EuY fe
Ices, y slgunas ensef1arzas dej6 pa !.
rR 10 porYenir.
Los apuntes y notas tomadss an 10
conferences se dar&n 6 conocer en-
su cportunidad por IL sFederAcion
Libre..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
Un baile trdgiCO
en- Ponce
En- el centro del bale un
hombre muerto
[De maestro eoywesponsoll

Fetrsro 8 -Otro crimen re hA CO..
metido anoche en- esta ciudad.
En- ell barrio de sPortugu6ss ne ce'
lebrabA mn bale anoche. en- In casa
de Remigio Roche. ALI Sc encon
traban, entire In concurrencia, Fell.
Ciano CArmona y Agustin Almoo6
var, quienes tuvier0n una question.
I'll uomisario del bArrio indicado
dio parte estA mAdr~ gAda al Juzgado
del Este, de que Ag astin Almotovar
hAbiA sido muerto de una tremenda
cuchillada, en- el bAile refsrido.
I'll juxgado 90 constituy6 ensegui.
da On el barrio, y levanto sl cadGvsr
do Almod6var, 4us pressntAba una
terrible herida en- 81 pecho y brszo
izquierdo.
Ri cad&ver de A mod ovAr fac t.as.
lAaAdo & 10 poblAclon, y Sc ls hAr& 10
Autopkit.
CArmona sea halla detenido como
presunto Autor del hscho.
hi eAdAver do Agustin Almoa6var
20 hAllaba en- Ii casa del bAile.
CArmona % de Ponce, y Almod6.
var tambi6n era de aqui: los dos
psrtenseiAn & los hombres del pue
bio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
Brigada iDfantil
de bOInDerOS
Los ginetes Vivas y Bar
mes, premiados en- las ca
rreras de caballos
No -SeI Sabe Quien Seral Ell
nueVO Fiscal
(De maestro corrssponssl

Ponce, Enero 3 Los & 1..timos &c
tor de ID fiesta de los bomberos,
aver. faeron al match de nif1os bonn
beros. las carre-as eabAllo, los
fac g - y la retreta Anoche.
Ea Ponce sc han tornado doe
brigadas de min DO bomberos. uni
formados; una brigada Sc denomina,
ebrig ada "a. y otrE <briga ads 3D..
e atas dos bIigadas faerOn las del
match. veneiendo lA 6A. por habaI
dado sguA primero que ID otrA sobre
nm punto fijado. Eli pramio fu6 de
seis sesos: de los cuales se dieron
dos In brigAda venciSa
ri match se Iepiti6. y volvi6 6 ga
prenlio fac de cinco dollars d&do por
vsrios caballeros. EL otro premio
sali6 de los Jndog de 10 fiesta. Los
ni1os de la br' r'gada sextA Ee dist.i
buyeron CON gran alegrfa, aver tsr.
de, nueve dollars. va habrkn co
mido dulces.
En- las esrreras 6 caballo, prssidi'
das por mn jurado de sen oritas, OBJ.
tuvieron los premios los j6venes don
Pedro Vivss Vsldivieso y don JoA.
quin B,rI6s. Los premios consis'
tfsn en- lazos, puestus en- el pecho
de los vencedores por las sef1oritas
del iurado.
AnOche Sc quemaron vistosos fac
gos ait.ficiAles en- To- plaza de las
Delicias, y 10 banda TOGO allf magnf !.
f:as pleas de 80 repertoire mu
siczl.
Ponce ha obsequiaao 6 sus demo.
dado bomberos, y por clio merece
un aplAuso, asf como, especia]men
to, Ell :nieiador de 10 fiesta don An.
tonic O.ero, popular comereiante de
squf.
El sbogaao seffor Hord, d, fsnsor
de los j6venes Rodriguez condena
dos q timamente por 10 eCorts Fe-
dernls, en- csusa sobre correos, ha
presentado an escrito al Juez de la
sCor te., pidiendo nuavo juieio en-
Ia csusa expresade.
Ha muerto how el bombsro Ra.
m6a Donate del Vale: su entierro
tenark lugar esta tArde.
Al no Sc Ia dRdo con los auto.
res del crfnen del barrio de sVa'
yass, de que habe en- una de mis-
al t ,riores CORE spoudelcias.
Don Jose Sierra ne encrentra bien
mejorado de 10 hsriia que, casual.
mente, se inf eiera en- dias pasados.
No Sc sAbe aquf,. All !, quisn ssrk
el nueyo Fiscal propietsrio de essa
Corte de justicla.
Hoy ha continuado en- II eCorte
Fe@e atD el juicio civil en- contra de
una compaf1fa de seguros contra in
cendic, por una pc liza de och3 mil
dollars no psgada & don Antonio
Rodriguez GAreis Ne f1snA"se 30.
b. q i resultAdo de ct to juicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
Arturo Bvdvo

UOMERO ANTE omisionista. s
Bowli-.g Greer Pudding.
II Broadway---Nsw- York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04

encontrado un sa-
tisfactorio sistema
para producer hue
vos comestibles.
Sc ha encontrado
.perfecta manera
para obtener hue
vos de aves de Co
rral V empollarloS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
Sc P A s E

Que no publicamos communicates
in que sean pagaaos por aaelan-
taao.
Caaa seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Hnea y La Inca vale aiez cen
tavos,
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
nanicaao sin 50 importe no SO con
astan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-04
Como ohtsner csntsnarss do poIIas
El canlino para ganar dinsro, por medic
dc la incuhaci0n

LAS AYES sIGUEN PONIENDO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
A REALIZED PROJECT.

The formal opening Young Hotel last night
brought large crowd citizens
history the The of such costly building Young
block shows energy public spirit there among leading
citizens Mr. Young has been criticized for being ahead of the times
but all progressive experienced the Time will
show whether Mr. Young right The believes that Mr.
Young and is quite right.
In the days of the the late S. c. Wilder who
island regarded visionary The of his day
wanted keep the old schooner fleet nerand navigation
would His foresight however has long been vna
ed and fleet of and companies vndcate him.
B. F. Dillingham; eighteen twenty regarded
crank and visionary when he proposed the Oahu Railroad Yet
what magnificent property has been built him. giving
poymnt directly many hundred and indirectly many thou
sands He has been indicated
Alexander Yomgs venture will be indicated also Without
citizens the would We fortunate having
who will allow sagnae There always hour
the In Alexander Young have the and the hour the
development of the city shows now!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01

tn protection iv home industries, ray
ciprocity, atrocity, tn strenoos life an
tn tanning iv tn Flippeens. 'Tis tn
only policy under which they'se a
chanst FIR me to serve me country as
sinitor.' 'Ye ARE good parity work.
err says tn cintral comfy. 'Ye can
jine tn work. an whin tn votes is
counted if we've made good ye can be
janitor iv tn House an sweep out tn
vouchers an take care iv what tn
Numbers lave in tn hall we ARE
rooining tn country says Akina,
with tn tariff. 1 behave in free thrade
as we'll as free jobs. Rayciprocity
robb'ry an tn administration is crool
despot clog dancing on tn neck iv tn
downthrodden Flippeen. I've joined tn
Home Rool parity an will ind all me
days with thin, EXCEPT tn days on
which I've a Republican job
How many PARTIES ARE there"'
asked Hennessey, IAN which wan do
We belong to-"
I'm lookin' FIR tn Republican par
rty," said Mr.. Dooley. How many
ar-re they? Theyse a parity FIR ivry
office an nanny par-rties FIR some iv
Thin"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01

Bucharest, under King Peter, is not
a pleasant place for the children of
Israel to abide in. Though near to the
promised land" the eyes of the Jews
are turned westward, and the PRO
missed land" has become the Republic
of the United States of America. That
is the land Glowing with milk and
honey" in the eyes of the modern Jew.
Many thousands of these people will
come to our Eastern Shores during the
next few months, bringing their energy,
their frugality and their manual skill
along with them. The Jews are the
best portion of the population of Ser
via. Spain once made the mistake of
banishing her Jewish population. She
never recovered that financial mistake
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
The Hammer Man.

The man with the little knocking
machine is at work to mar the good
name of the Douglas" For him, and
to tell the truth:
1. For three years the douglas" has
had price on it's highest grade make
of only $4,000. The pipe-dream prices
circulated by the envious are mere,
harmless, smoke-talks.
2. The other standard and invariable
prices of the Douglas" are $500, $685.
90 and $4,000. These prices have stood
for several years and no amount OF
extra expense would cause an advance
in price. The supply and demand re-
gulates the market of an article, not
an investment in advertising.
g. The Douglas Patent Closet can
stand all sorts of knocks arising from
spite as 1t is a fixture that is a fixture
and 1T is her to stay.
A. For any further information of a
truthful character apply to e. r.
Bath.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
Professor Rebec finished his course of

Professor Rebec finished his course OF
lectures in the summer school yester-
day. He has proved a most able and
instructive speaker and the influence
of the ideas which he has put forth
will be felt for a long time in our
schools. He has set ideals before the
elder teachers which they will I'M
doubtedly strive to reach. He has
aimed at dealing not with mere techni-
calities, but with the living and breath
ing child He has not given forth a
mere narrowing pseudo-psychology,
but has laid down his theories in broad
lines such as are to be found among the
advanced thinkers of the universities of
the mainland and of Germany. Pro-
fessor Rebec was decidedly a fortunate
choice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
MIR. DoOLEY ON PARTY LOYALTY,

Yowkea ef TIL parity said Hennesse Fan it's bad sign
fr I raymimber that he promnint mimber.
"e didn't co. said Mr. Dooey o lave tn parity
We watched tn Republicans he says
tits said TIL ranks whose onh FIR Office an taake
personal an know fr It's tn oot about me, but
tits to If that's TIL think I'll lave Iheyse
bots on me character maxim fit only FIR tn Home Rool parity
Fare We we'll nnooae that theys somewan in tn
parity guilty mnton tn they'll be nanny clamn
th insult an joining tn ranks iv tn rank
whose in what parity, Hinney YeH know
v thin primaries ta-ae place. others yell afther
tn convnon yen nver know about on thin Endorsed
Others Hnnssey lave tn matter guilty secret to tn
ind way iv tn country believe me ren Ana, in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
Servia under King Peter is going to re-
peat a similar mistake.

The Cardinals have been locked up in
their cells, and it depends upon them
selves how soon they will be released.
The last two elections for Pope occu-
pied only couple of days or so. This
election may take little longer as
there is a considerable difference of
opinion between the progressive and the
ultra clerical and conservative parties
in the Roman Catholic church. The
progressive party is bound to make a
strong fight
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
ClasSihedHAdS in Star.
Ads under "Situations Wanted" inserted
free until further notice.
Fol- Sale

A fine desk, made of native woods,
Price $25000. Apply to p. o. Box, 54S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01

A magnificent building site on the
Punchbowl slope near Thurston ave-
nue.. Particulars at Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
THE TWO CHURCHILLs.

The two Winston Churchills are caus-
ing trouble again in England-in this
country every one has learned to know
them apart. The London Chronicle re-
Dukes the editors of the Century maya
zine for claiming" the author of 1.-THE
Crisis" as an American. Unless an
other war breaks out soon, the Eng
lish war correspondent will have to be-
stir himself to keep his reputation
abreast of that of the American nove-
list.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
MAKING IT POPULAR.

Young Rockefeller proposes to trans
form his Bible class into a summer
athletic club, so that it can meet all the
year around. He says that his plan is
to have it one big family.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
NOTICE.

Persons needing, or knowing OF those
who do need protection from physical
or moral injury, which they are not
able to obtain for themselves, may con-
suit the Legal Protection Committee of
the Anti-Saloon League, 0 Mcintyre
Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01

Building lot corner King and Kane
hameha road. Palama terminus OF
Rapid Transit road. Apply at Star
office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01

Tel. Main 1873
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
CARRARA Mixed Paint

old paint in the that has been in the market %
many years. but the pigments used its manufacture are 10 DC
DID, because they supposed represent the redscovey OF @
Of permanent color thought to have been lost with Nchae
Leonardo da Vinc Fra Angelica Corrego Muio lar Nuuo'
Raphael and other Old Masters
CARRARA has been in the market long enough however TO esa
bsh the fact that gives BETTER FINISH lasts LQNGEF unaer
the most severe tests surface and COSTS LESS than the
best Lead, Zinc, and Oil. 80 -. -
If YOU want Results USE CARRARA
OF people what in the Maytower
pure Zinc and Oil Paint is the thing to because
Grandpa used it. Grandpa doubt authority in his day
Judgment but he alive today without say
ing, that he would use CARRARA.
In passing, say that still have balance OF the OLD
PAINT good be made under the old formulas,
selling when knowledge in the rudimenaY
stage.
This we can give you at A BARGAIN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01
To Rent
Furnished Rooms To Let

A nicely furnished front room. Mos
quito proof and electric light. 494 Bere-
tania near Punchbowl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-01

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ed in the Star. A bargain.
Evening journal., 1903-08-08
CHILORtN'S DAY At THE SPRINGS
Five Thousand Youngsters Will Sing,
and Others Dance and il Will
be Great Time.

Following Is the order OF exercises
for the Chndren's Jubilee celebration
at Brandywine Springs Park next
Tuesday
IL a. m.-Rehearsal Of children's
chorus az band stand. p. m.-Dcnc-
ing az band stand by young scholars
Of Giles Dancing Academy. when the
Following viii be given May pole, six
teen girls; southern buck. Miss Mabel
Cole; sword dance, Miss BERTHE Nell
son; jig dancing, Miss Alice Mortloclx
midget dance, Miss Mavin Lynch: sim
gle and double buck, Thomas-the toys
Elizabeth; skirt dance. Miss Mabel
Cole; skipping rope. Miss Vesta
Reilley; toe dance, Miss Alice Mort
lock, misty maid Miss Josephine Will
liams; neat buck and lightning dane
ing, Harold Downey.
D. m.-Grand chorus OF 5000 chill
dren. One hour. Seats fronting band
stand and surrounding space to be re-
served for the chorus. Choruses by
the children. Solos by n. d. Cloward.
assisted by Seymour's Band I'm special
selections for the young people.
p. m.-Band stand; dancing as per
afternoon program.
$50 r. m.-Regular evening concert
by Seymour's Band.
Evening journal., 1903-08-08
AZ Smyrna
PrenarInn For nln EInhl.

Harbin Springs. Cal. August g.
Jefries work yesterday forenoon CON
sisted OF the uaaal gymnasium exer-
clses, then four rounds with Fitzsim-
mons and three each with Jack JEFF
fries and Joe Kennedy. Just after
luncheon ne shot q turkey and filled
In the afternoon with playing whist.
After the dinner hour the big fellow
capitalized a nine that defeated team
with Joe Egan as captain by score
OF IA to g.
Jeffries yesterday did not spar with
the same snap and ginger as ia Mon
days work, but that can be explained
from the fact that Fitz was not in
clined to hit IL up. AT that he pace
was no mild by any means.
Jeffries will not leave here for Oak
land until Wednesday next, two DAYS
before the date set fer the feht. The
champions last rough workout will
take place tomorrow.
Alameda, Cal, Aug Slim Corbett
devoted his attention to evading Sam
Berger for 20 minutes yesterday with
out breathing spell. Berger tried To
corner the elusive James, all 10 no
purpose. Jim was light and active tn
his feet and backed out of harms way
In a surprising manner. Corbett ala
no heavy work during the day. This
afternoon he participated in a baseball
game.
Evening journal., 1903-08-08
SPORT
ALTOONA TAKES ANOTHER
Wilmington Had a Marrow Escape
From a shut-out.

wilmington was again defeated by
Altoona yesterday at front and onion
streets. 1t looked TOR some time as
though it was going TO be snut-out'
but the solitary run was scored In the
seventh.
Sergeant Carr was the attraction IN
the box, and he was landed on for ten
swipes. but none OF them called for
more than one base. Coleman was
elected to do the twirling for the visi-
tors. He located six hits, which In
cluded two doubles
The team mad a change In the lineup.
The arrival or Red Maher was re-
sponsiblc He is all that Is claimed
for him and won the hearts Of the fans
on a jump. He played a great game
In the field and was with the headliners
with the stick. Broderick was pushed
around to third and Burke was upon
The bench.
The field game of the visitors was
fast and snappy. They took all kinds
of chances and got OF with them. The
score.
Evening journal., 1903-08-08
SPRINGS JUBILEE CHORUS
Clerical Force Rushed Answering the
Letters Of Children.

Professor Cloward and his score of
assistants will not be able to reply to
any lists Of names sent In after today,
as they are now two days behind owing
to the increased. numbers sent IN the
last two days. All children applying
in person at the Springs ON Tuesday
Will be accented, but those who have
not sent invitations and who wear their
badges will be given the preference in
filling the available space. The chill
dren are all requested to meet at the
band stand by IL o'clock for a rehearsal
Of the choruses TO be sung at the con-
cert at o'clock in the afternoon. The
tickets of free admission for the or
ganizers are delayed at the printers on
account of the necessity of their hav-
ing to be made in book form, and each
of the organizers has been sent q pos
tai card informing them that their
books can be had by their applying at
Mr. Clowards headquarters at the the
latre building any time on Tuesday.
The postal cards must be brought for
Identification. Many Of the lists sent
in have been rejected, as the children
have failed to send the addresses of
their young friends and many sent have
only one or two names that had not
been previously sent by some one else
m the neighborhood, so the manage
ment has been forced to reject thes'
torganizers also. Any child sending i'm q
lsst who has not received q bundle o.
Invitations for their friends win under
lstand that for one Of these reasons
their list was rejected. OF course this
does not apply to many that were re-
ceived yesterday and today which arc
now being sent out.