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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
EXCITEMENT ON QUEEN STREET
YOUNG MAN aEsIsTs THE oFFIosGs
ON RIA WAY TO THE LOOKUP.
Horse Belonging 90 mr. william soIfn'
Han Through Qaceu stree Bnt was
stopped Before Any serious


Quite m excitement was caused on
Queen street Monday evening about
0 clock bv Mr.. Vim. Ciine's horse
with a stick wagon attached to il
plnngiDg madly Though the street.
The horse was hitched in front Of Nj.
Jos. Leith's store on r. Martin street
when it broke loose by being scared BY
something aud started uD Martin
street. At the corner it turned and
went down Queen until it was stopped
after striking a wagon in trout Of
Minghinie's store.
The dash board aud sbaves of the
stick wagon and the harness were bro
sen bat the horse was uniniured,
While this was going on another ex-
citement was caused in the form Of a
Young man resisting an officer. He had
been arrested and was being taken to
the police station by Officer johnson
when he began bis resistance and then
Officer SNYDER took a part.
He resisted them both while they
were taking him the rest of the way
aud had to be struck a few times with
their a c but this did not oniet MIN
much. He both hit and kicked them
but was at last landed behind the bars.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
Doll VS.. BENDER
VA TAKEN Up ~ THE CIR
u oOURV TUESDAY MORNING
Notion Made ~ Defendants ttorney
90 Disn,its the Case Which Was
Argued other Gases.

Tire Circuit Court convened Monday
morning and the following two chan
cerv cases heard
john McGill VS.. Title McGi1l afi-
davits Nos. ] and 2 filed and a l0days
leave given the plaintiff to file other
afidavits.
Evans and Townsend VS.. Moses Vol
Qauotte ct al. cause referred to COM
missioner in chancery with instruc-
tiops to convene the creditors and aG-
dit the debts also ordering the sale Of
real estate.
The Circuit Court convened Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock and the follow
ing cases IN choncery were taken M :
i. W. Doll VS.. the the County Court
| Commissioners and /. J.. Bender. This
is the election case that was carried TO
this court from the County Court. A
motion was made by the attorneys of
the defendant, /. l.. Bender. to dis
miss the ease. This was argued by the
attorneys on both sides but The de-
cislon of the Judge has not yet been
Rived.
Elizabeth a. Thomas VS.. G. Jas.
Anderson &c al. Geo. w. Van Metre.
James W. Robinson, W. v. SNYDER
and G. w. Stuckey, any three of which
may act, were appointed com
m|issioners of partition to petition the
real estate to the proper party.
j. NJ, Woods administrator VS.. Susan
Y. Martin ct al order issueo direct
ing the funds in the hands OF the bond
ed special commissioners to be distrib-
uted,
Young and Nadenbousch Trustees VS..
Noah Kirson ct al. decree confirming
the sale of real estate.
Charles 2. Light ct al. VS.. H. G..
Light ct al. decree ordering the dis
tributing of the funds in the hands of
the special commissioner.
John W. Patterson VS.. James II.
Smith. etc. ct al. cause referred to the
commissioner in c%hancery, w. b.
Colston, with tie instruetion t. make
inquiry concerning the whereabouts
of Samuel and Elliott Patterson, de-
fendents in the case.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
FREE RURAL DELIVERY.
Ordered 20 Go intO Effect March 10 IN
Washington COnnty.

Official information was received in
Hagerstown Monday from Washing
ton TO the effect that free rural deliv-
cry will be established throughout
Washington county on March Is. on
which day the first delivery will be
made. a. f. George last fall mapped
out the county for this purpose, aud
examinations for carriers We're held a
month ago. The names of the carriers
will be announced the middle of next
month. 1t was through the efforts of
Senator McComas that Washington
county viii get rural free delivery.
While there is much opposition to 1t
there are some who favor the plan.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
CONDITION VERY HOPELESS.
MIR Harry Dorm, who Is I'm Hospital at
Baltimore, Suffered a stroke Of
Paralysis.

Mr.. Harry @. Dorm. who is in Balti-
mo.e in q hospital, undergoing treat
meat for the removal of an abcess on
ths brain. is in an exceedingly serious
coalition. He was paralized on
Thursday, which affected his entire
s-'tt side and locked his jaws,
letter was received SATURDAY.
4y aIr. NJ. l.. Dorm saying that the
.algsis had abated aud hat the alb
,es- had broken but that he was still
~ critical condition. The doctors, al
though not giving up entire hope, say
chat the chances for recovery are very
few. his numerous friends in this city
viii be sorrv to learn OF his critical
condition.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
The Secret Of Long Lie.

Consists in keeping all the main or
gans Of the body i'm healtiv. regular
action, and lin quickly destroying
deadly disease germs Electric Bitters
regulates Stomach. Liver and Kidneys
purides the blood. ard give a splendid
appetite. They work wonders in cur
inc kidney Troubles, Female Com.
plants. Nervous Diseases. Constipa-
ron. Dyspepsia, and Malaria Nigor-
onS 3..li 2il strength aiNays follow
their ss Only 51e, guaranteed by
rnEgists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
RECENT c-oNvnYANcns.

The following are tracts Of real es-
sate iuBerkeley County that have been
conTeyed and the deeds recorded at the
County Clerks office
Isahell W Miller, ct al. to John NJ.
Miller a tract of land situated in Ger
ardstown district. Consideration $3.50.
Charles Z. Strider, ct al to the
Cherry Run and Potomac Valley Rail
road Company a tract Of land in Ope-
quon district. Consideration $500.
Elizabeth Q. CARNEY to the Cherry
Run and Potomac Valley Railroad
Company a tract in opequon district.
Consideration enough to pay debts
that have been incurred.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
WILLS PR0BATED
cHAELEa AuMoNDLEAvEsALL r
Bss Property TO HGs III
The Late Dr r. M. Davis Bequeatas All
OF His Prnperty, Eoth Personal and
cal As'ate, TO tEis wife Daring
ser Natural Life.

The wjH of the late Dr. F. NJ. Da-
Wis hes been probated in the County
Clerk' : and in it he bequeaths
his property, both personal and real
estate as follows
First, He desired that all bis Just
debts be paid as soon as practicable by
his executor.
Second. He b~equeaths to his wife
Maria II. Davis, all Of his property
both personal and real estate, during
her natural life but not to dissose Of
any Of the real estate.
Third. That after the death Of his
wife. the property the home residence
and thirty acres surrounding the home
be given to his two sons J.. b. Davis
and Charles VI Davis and that the re-
mainder of his property be divided be-
tween his seven other children Zoe Z.
M. L. Samuel O.. Franci H.. Ber-
nadette S. Annie ". and Lula B
Davis, and Efie Bender, nee Davis,
share aud share alike and as near in
value as possible.
Fourth. he appoints his son, Sam
uel G. Davis. ass executor.
WILL OF O. e. HAMMOND.
The viii of the late Charles Il. Ham
mond, has been probated. He will
ali Z 9is property to his wife Lucy
Hammond as long as sine lives and at
her death to do as she pleases, are
his inst debts arc maid
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
KnLIEE ASSOCIATION

The Relief Association is entirely
ont of funds to carry out the work of
relieving the destitute of the city aud
take this method of soliciting contrib
buttons from the citizens of our town.
There is quite a demand at present
for assistance and it is urgently re-
quested that-an early response be made
to this appeal. Contributions can be
sent to John L. Nadenbousch Cashier
Merchants and Farmers Bank.
G. w. Buxton Vice President
A.. #. Lambert Secretary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
In Regular Session Monday Night
With All Present.
THE AMENDMENTS DROPPED
The Practice Of Teachers Making he Pupils
Write a Sentence a Number Of Times
VIII be Sioppad-0the
Business.

The commissioners of the Board Of
Education met Monday night at 7.30
O'Clock in the Second Ward school
building, with President Russler in
the chair and Commissioners Gerhardt.
Padding. seibert and Whetzel present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved. A num-
Der Of bills against the Board were
read aud with the exception Of two.
which were incorrect, were ordered
paid.
Written applications were received
from Misses Florence Curtis, jose
phine T. Showers and Dora Matthaei,
for the position as teacher, if there
were Inv vacancies now or whenever
any should occur. The names were
received and placed apon the substi-
tute list for future reference.
Superintendent Cole reported that
Miss Lorena Mason. who was elected
to I'LL the vacancy caused y the res
ipnation of Miss Cora Cutler, had pre-
sented herself to the Boara of Exam
iners, he being one of them, and upon
answering the questions given her.
was presented with a certificate. He
further said that she had been doing
excellent work as a teacher since that
time. The superintendent presented
the names of a number OF late editions
of PHYSICAL Biographies for use in the
High School. After examining the
books. the board agreed that Divis'
Elementary Physical Geography was
the latest and best for the use. The
board decided to substitute this book
for Mitchels. which is now being used,
but is out of date.
President Russler appointed Com
m~issioners Paulding. Gerhardt and
Seibert, on the finance committee for
| the ensuing wear and Commissioners
Paulding, Gerhardt and Whetzel on
| the curriculum committee for the wear.
The secretary reported that the supply
of pens for the use of the school had
been entirelyexhausted.
a billssfor the amending of certain
chapters in the school laws, which had
been brought before the board a num-
Der of times. was again presented last
night by Prof. Cole 1t was ordered
that the bill be laid aside.
Commissioner Pauldlng mentioned
10 the board that complaint had been
made to him If the practice of some
teachers in this CITY, using as a pun
| ishment, the writing of a sentence or
word a number of times. 1t was shown
| that this method was of the greatest
| injury to the pupil. as it Injuries the
hand writiny and in using this, as it
is a study, as a penalty for their wrong
doing. it makes the pupil hate studies
| instead of making them like them, as
| the case should be. The matter was
referred to Prof. Cole, and he was in
structed to look mn the teacher who was
nsine this form of punishment and
have it stopped.
A motion was made n carried, di-
recting that the II sme OF the President
be signed to the minutes after3 they
have been approved. as is done in ali
other institutions and boards. AS
there was no further business the board
then adjourned until their next regu-
lar meeting night.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31

4 mar-iore Itslse was issued Fri
day evening BIS County Clerk Ben
der 70 Mr.. JoseuA y. Sutton and Hiss
Eugenla Wanting, both residents Of
Berkeley county. The marriage will
take place On January. 2S in this city.
A license was also issued to George
9. Booker and Hattie Bachelor. col
ored, residents Of this CITY. They will
be married today in this city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
B. & 0. RIGHTS OF WAY.
The Cheat Rtver Railroad Ronte I'm
West virginia secured.

1t is reported on the hest authority
that the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
has purchased the right of way for the
Cheat River Railroad in West Virginia
which was at first taken up by Jime
M. Guffey, the P%lttsburg millionaire
BY the .erms of the contract entered
into the Baltimore and Ohio must have
Is miles Of road constructed within
two years. Beside after getting pos
session of the Guffey option tile Balti-
more and Ohio has been taking OPP
tions on other sections of right of way
farther mp the river. 1t is believed
the road will be in active operation
in the two years named in the %
tract. Col. Goffev has large tracts
of coal land along the Cheat for which
he desires an outlet. The plan of the
Baltimore and Ohio. it is said, is to
: block the Wabash.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
Heads should New erAche.

Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy hat stopped 1t for
Mrs. N. A. Webster. of Winnie. Va.
she writes "Dr. Kings New Life
Pills wholly cured me of sick head
aches | had suffered from for two
years" Cure Headaches Constipation.
Billiousness. 25c at All Druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
FINED $40 AND COSTS
o RESISTING TaE OFFICERS an
&c HE HAD BEEN ARRESTED.
Ills Companion, Who Interferred Wit..
the Officer, Was Fined the same
Other Arrests.

the Offcers was Flheu dAe Same
other Arrests.
Ira Hyle. who was arrested by Off
GERS SNYDER and Johnson Monday
evening for using profane language ON
the street and after being arrested re-
sisted the officers on the way to the
police station, was given a hearing
before Mayor Evans this morning. He
plead guilty to both the charges of us
ing profane language and resisting an
officer. He was fined $40 and costs
which was paid. Clarence Burkhart
one of his friends, was given a hearing
ON the charge Of interfering with the
officer in making the arrest. He plead
guilty and was fined the same amount.
$40 aud costs, which was paid.
Abe Hogan, colored, was arrested bv
Capt. Freeze for being drunk and dis.
orderly on the street. He was given q
hearing before Mayor Evans t%his.morn-
ing. The evidence was heard and he
was found guilty and fined 81 and
costs. which was paid.
Abraham Madden was arraigned be-
fore Justice Roberts yesterday even
ing at I O'Clock for the purpose of issu-
ing. a bond for him TO keep the peace.
His lawyer found a mistake in the
dates of the warrant so the case was
dismissed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
ATTENoING HoRT,uuLrURrsrs.

Messrs Alexander Clohan, E. W..
Henshaw and J. VIM. Stewart, OF this
city, are in Charleston. W. Va. at
tending the meeting of the State Hor-
ticultural Society which is in session
there this week.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
-. enNALpanrnn ..

Nj. VIM. 7. Stewart sold at bubble
au elton all of his stock and farming
implements located at his suburban
home "Aspin Hall today rs he will
discontinue farming. In the near fu-
ture he will move to his property on
King street where he viii reside.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31
~ / ID s

Consumption is a human
yced hourishing best in weak
1ngs. Like other weeds it's
asily destroyed while Young;
Wien old, sometimes inn
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
gould weak land and the
Feeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump-
ton is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
leceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
0 take SCOTS Emulsion. Il
t isn't really consumption SC
much the better; you will soon
orget it and be better for the
reatment. If it is consump-
;on you can't expect to be
ured at once, but if you will
1ogin in time and will be
igidly regular in your treat
ncnt you will win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air,
est all you can, eat all you
an, that's the treatment and
hats the best treatment.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. Il. w. Groves' signature Is on
each box. 26c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-25

Our Mark Down Sale Ladies' Tailored Suits Coats and
Capes the last week has greatly reduced stock but have
many left and close them this month great reduction
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-17

La causa del post MASTER de Cos
mo, q ae SO halla en- lbsrtad haio
fanz, &c dos mil dollars, ee vera muy
pronto en- Ia Corte Federal. Dsre
cuentA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-17
Fl. B. Mum. 10

El objeto de este proyecto co "pa.
ra que los agricultQres puedAn con.
traer pr6stamos con 10 garantfs de
los productos y efsct,s sg fcolas",
y fac preseutado por el senior Rossy
en- el primer periodic de 10 primera
legislaturs.
El prop6sito es justo ingeniozo.
Los peque d IS sgricu torres, 81 ese
proyecto fuera ley, podrfan obtener
fondos para los cultivos, con 10 ga
rantfa de sus aperos de lsbranzs, de
sus yuntas de trabajo, de ssus cabs.
los, de sus carlos, etc y tambie a
dc sus cosechas & punto de vendi-
mia 6 almacenadas. I'm ssncillo
procedimiento y nm pacto ante al
jusz de 10 comarca, serlan bastante
psra dar & pre- sssmos tales, el vslor
de 10 mas s6lida hipoteca.
Pnes bien: esta es 10 hfstoris.
Ese proyeeto, amplis y detenida.
mente discutido en- 10 C&mara de De-
legados fac unAnimemente votado.
Pas6 al Consejo, y allf, sin que fus'
ran conocidas las cAusas, fu6 derro.
tsao.
En- ell segundo periodic de trabaio
de aquella legislature, present6 de
nuevo el ssf1or Rosy dicho proyec.
to. Cuando le pusieron impreso en-
el escrftorio de los delegados, estos
le leyeron y releyeron preguntAn.
dose:
-lPero que tisne este proyecto
de malo para cue no mere - ser ley
de ro:itiva utilidad para los agri-
cultores?
Nadie poaia explicsrse el asunto.
7 volvi6 el proyecto discutirse y
votarse y remitirse al Consejo.
Y allf. nueva derrota. Pero esa
vez se dijo que g.. tai vez podrfs
ser TT ! un tai prog ecto 81 sus bene
ficios Sc estsndieran todas las in.
dustrias y profesiones.
Pero fae, por aeganda VIZ derro.
tsdo Ahora, vueive Ell sef1or Ros
sy 6 las andadas. ri H. B. MIN. 10
eatk en- rie e cbjsto de pr&ctica
utilid Id & los sgricultores, 81 el mis-.
mo.
Varemos shors, veremos 81 al fin
cu5 j. al le pasa como 6 10 ce ebre
peEeta del cuento de Ii cuRl Sc decfa
que TODD pasa6a en- ell murdo menos
ella.
20 1iera Dios que L. omnipotente
may orfa del Corseio, tergs, en- esta
tercera OCCASION, un POGO de piedsd
para ese proyecto!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-17

A los sefiores Valdecilla HERNIA
do de este comercio, le fueron sus'
traidas dos pleas DO bcgotan, por
ell csrretero que las conducfa, entire
otres g6neros, de 10 P.aya & Ii c'u.
dal. 81 cArretero g t& detenido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-17
CORRgSPONOENCA DH PUaRT0R II Dl ENERo DG 1908
CONTRA Los TRUSTS

Weshir G stD, de EnerO.-Hoy ha
eelebr&do el Presidente una eonfe-
rencia, de Las que aqrf llaman sin.
{ rmaless, con el Tepresentante Mr..
Groavenor y ell Spes ker de la CANA
rA Mr.. HENDERSON con motivO de los
planes ie iegislstivos que re prc pone
el gobisrno dessrrollAr contra los
trusts y que ya han siao iniciados,
segd tuve opo tunidad de ipformsr
eL. Correspondents. oportuna'
mente.
La conferences dur6 largo rst3, y
en- ella se hsb'6 extsnsAmente de las
opinionee que prsdominan en- Ia CT.
mara, y de los medios que debsr4n
emplaarss para alcanzar Ell fin que
Mr.. Raosevels Sc hk propuesto con
empef1o digno de la causa.
AL salir de 10 Mansion Ejacutiva
al sef1or Grosvenor diio que Tia
question ta'usts es muy diffcil de ma :
nsjsr en- las cAmsras legislAt.vas, 10
cusl no obsta pars que erea que du.
rante la session actual del Congraso
podY& dictArse algana medida ten
denta & aminorar los males que sl
pals est6n causaneo los monopolios.
justo medic, y sin dessterder III ele'
mento radical que pretepde se trate
6 los trusts sin. cOrside rAcioEes de
nipg1l g6oero, no o vidar los que
Green que aquellas grandes eorpo'
raciones con hAsta de scesidad pa
ra que el pais prospere y se levAnte
& mayor altura an1". Por 10 DENTS,
NADIA sa Ga be en- ccncreto acerca de
IL confsren . celsbradA en- Casa
Blanca, y todas SON cor gaturas que
me gaardar6 de llevar las colum
mas de <La Correspondents ,, reaer.
vansome para relatar los hechos &
su debido tempo.
I'm ls Camara de Representatives,
sl sub Comit6 de 10 Judicial, resu
milo ell estudio de las mociones que
se han prOpnesto anti monopolistas
En- ell Senado, Mr.. Hoar propuso an
nueyo "bill', en- que Sc pretende ha
GER mas expedita 10 acci6n de los
tribunales en- casos de persecus!6n
legal de los trusts cuando e.t1s cai.
gan dentro de IL ley. Este bill do
autoridad al Pfocurador General de
| los Estados Unisos para que, en- t.
las cssos, pueda e1pedir certificado
de que ell movimienso es de necesi-
daa para 81 bienestar + db 30, y por
tsntc, debe de- -se!e prefsrencia. El
mismo sbills fae propuesto en- 10
! Ckmara por Ell Sr. L'tt,efe!s; 81
bien es opinion general que nirguno
do estos organismos legi llativos d..
RI sancion sl proyecto de ley, sus
autoras sc proponen iuic'ar de este
modo 81 principle de nm debate de
que surjs alguna medida conci-
liadora.
Ve,smos quien puede mas: 81 Ell
pals, 6 el dinero de Morgan y Com
pAfffs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-17
A1OlueVO en-
Washington

Los eatudiAntss puertorriq uef1os
en- Washington, con 9. obieto ae des
pedir ell afio viejo y aAludAr 81 en-
trAnte, improvisaron una velajits,
que no puedo msnos que resefiar
Aquf.
In fiesta tuvo lugar en- los sspa
ciosos salones de los esposos Bar.
ker, en- la Avenida NV York
EncontrAbAnse allf las distir gui
das se noritAs: Anne Barker, Lille
Brot K, Divine, Berth King, Davis,
Estel Fusntes, Nine Stone, Lucia
Nc KoIsy y otras, cuyos Dombres
sentimos NO recordAr, llenando to-
das Ell hermoso salon lujosAments
decorado. cuAl mir fAs en- el iardin
del Eden.
Conner aaron ell acto Id se fiorita
Faentes y el sefior Dominguez, eje.
cutando ambos en- el piano una de
las rapsodias de Litz, que estuvo
fielmente interpretadA. Seguido hi
20 uso de lA palabra el Lcdo Aeri'
llsgA, pronuncianaO nm brillante
discurso, ,siendo cslurosamente splsu
dido. Acto conti1 no ocup6 ell piano
Miss Divine Scrpreneiendo grata-
mepte & In concurrenciA CON una
hermosa sonata. El ioven poeta don
Felix Coraova, recit6 msgistralmen'
te una de aus m&s bellas compost
clones titulada <Redencfon.. ST.
gui6 Q en- ia mo el joven estudiante
de meGlcinA don Charles P. Cuff sin,
desarrolls ndo, de una manera elo-
cuente el importante tema~ de: sIa-
Fl asL ciA del china en- la familia hu'
mana.. Aqui tuvo oportunidad,
nuestro qnerido compaf1ero de aibu.
jar IL difersneiA De caracteres y cos
tAmbres entire nuestrss 9 muieres y
las del continente de 10 Union. ri
joven estudiante de fArmacia don
Arturo DSvi.a recit6, cJn muy CO.
rrecta pronunciation inglesa, una
de las poesiAs mes notables de Sha-
ksspeare. FL se11or Miguel de Cue
IRA, ektudfAnte de deA echo, lego una
aisertacion suyA titulada: <El feuda.
lismo de nuak tros diAss, que foe muy
bien acoiida. Sigai6.e en- el uso de
lS pslAbrs eI simpAtico estudiante de
mecisina senior Coll y Cnch1, quien
daleit6 la concurrencia CON las bri
llaLtes feases de ga diseurso: Sci
sistema nerviosL"' ~ LlamAdo en- tur.
no para finaliz,r el acto el joven
Abogado senior Arturo Aponte, 10
hizo con nm hermoso discurso qae
naereci6 vigorosa saliva de aplausos.
Luego de terminar el sen Apon.
to, les melodiosAs notas del walls
amerieaoo Just one gire" hicieron
danxar & los al]f reunidos, conclu
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-17

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