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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
A LITTLE OETCAST

From the first to last, "A Little Out
cast" is a story of adventure and love-
in which Paul Weston appears as a mar,
of romantic ideas and strong impulses
The play is constant in action. often
thrilling. while its story is consistent and
absorbing to degree far above the aver
age Of the modern drama
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
RICHARD CARvE,,

Richard Carvel" who will app ar at
the Toler Monday evening. needs n
praise at this late day. for II has beer
tried and approved II is a high-clsSs
play adopted by an eminent dramatist
Who understands narrative and dramatic
construction rs no other writer does and
one that is able TO impress YOU with what
he leaves unsaid. lie has given 10 the
text crispness and brightness. and 10
the situations an intensity Of dramatic
force. that would have been lacking IN
the work OF one less experienced. Mr..
Andrew Robson as the dsuntless 'Csrvel"
gives the most artistic performance OF his
career. and this seasons company. which
is composed of several Of the former fav-
orites. seems TO enter. II is said. into
the spirit of the drama with an appreci-
alton of the author lines which leaves
nothing TO be desired. a ne scenic invest
ure and costumes are in keeping with the
high standard set by the author. the dra-
matist and the star
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Lewis Academy Notes.

During the week visitors were present
from Augusta, Valley Center, Mulvane,
Derby and the city.
Examinations passed off satisfactorily
and with intense interest.
As the regular class work will not be
resumed until Tuesday morning. the ma
Jority of the boarding pupils went home
for a short visit.
The News will appear next week full of
items OF interest to all.
Next Thursday morning six or seven
of the senior mid-year orations will be
presented in addition to the regular ora
torical exercises
Some new faces viii appear among US
on Tuesday morning. while two fine stu-
dents have been compelled by spring
farm work to withdraw for the balance
OF the year. Success attend them and
We hope they will return next fall fitted
Tor resuming the work with renewed
Vigor
Inc members of the faculty will be In
the building on Monday arranging the
oaIy program for the last half of the
year, and attending to other business.
They will be ready and glad to enroll
any new students who may present
themselves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
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first time introduced in America. it is
POSSIBLE for any man, no matter how bad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

REV FArHEP FRANCIS KELLEY
Rev. Father Francis Kelley will lectur"
at the Toler on Tuesday evening. January
81. on the subject of the Yankee volun-
teer," from the days OF 1876 10 the pres
emit Father Kelley is noted as one Of the
hest and most eloquent Catholic divines.
being magnetic and fo-ceful speaker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

of Robert Kane. Colt Anderson Harry
Lane. Hugh Chatham. Frank Garfield.
Max Pelletier and Walter Hudson Seats
on sale Monday. January %.
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FazeI-Adams Business coleu. Notes.

{.
Inc heN Mr.. Kicker. who is travelling
ia the interests of the Kansas Home for
the friendless. called and spoke befora
the students on his work among the
criminals Monday evening. His talk was
much appreciated
Francis Healy. of the shorthand de-
partment. accepted position as stem
ographer for the Missouri Pacifis roilroa3
company at Osawatomie on Monday and
on Thursday his wages were raised from
$50 TO 500 per month after only four DAYS
work
The members of the football team ad-
tourned on Monday and had q Photograph
of~the team taken
Thomas Harvel and Raymond Cham
bers, OF the bookkeeping department. los.
several days this week on account or
sickness
Ray c. Rutland formerly student OF
the actual business department. was a
pleasant caller Tuesday. He also visit
ed the class in parliamentary drill in the
evening Mr.. Rutland whs at one time a
member of this class also
T. b. Morris. OF the book eeping DEPART
ment. was called home on "Wednesday
b. the death OF his graad-mother.
Mr. Cushman. OF Mulvane. called Fri
day, 10 investigate the progress OF his
son, Clyde. who is taking the bookkeep-
Ing course.
J. p Reynolds and $ F. IIinman. Of
the bookkeeping department were voted
in 10 the senate of the Young Mems Re
publican League on Friday evening.
Misses Mason and Breese OF the short
hand department. are doing special work
FOR Van Arsdale and Osborne, OF this
city
Miss Zadie Price, Of the shorthand de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
City Regulator
Makes Suggestions as to
How TO Build a Wichita.

Il
To the Edito- OF the Eagle.
This ci1y needs a FIRST class city iIrec-
,ory-a real directory that viii givt tho
names OF all the people. location aad
business. iscarrangiag an old directory.
with the names Of dead and Departed. land
emitting the names Of many live A,si-
dents. win not satisfy the public 8ny
more.
/ | would appoint historiographsr dr
the city and furnish him with scrlp
books sad stationery a desk and cabinA,
with drawers and other necessary para !,
phernalia for writing the history ard cpi-
iaborating matter. cliupsag from newspa-
pers. and tn every way possible ohtainine
matter FOR history ~ the clty
] would have the names ~ all The dif-
ferent kinds OF trees that grow IN the
park painted on something Iasua, ard
suitable. and fasten them a. q lof n the
best specimens that are growing there.
80 that every boy and girl that wandered
around under their shady branches would
become familiar wiki their names
see the Winfield people have met and
declared themselves against the Inter
urban railroad. II r. fortunate Tor
county that there are others living IN
That county. The italian hand ~ a rail-
road can be seen IA tho proposition whieh
Is threat that they will not build their
southeast road " they allow an inter-
urban road 10 D. bu'lt. Ru there are
other towns and people IN fhe county who
take broader vicw % ihingE. end al
the county commissioners ~ the county
don't happen to live IA winada
There f. no reason WHY the drinking
fountain on Market street should no. =.
open and access given o. "a Tor the 80
for which IA Is intended u Is cut " or
der hlled with old shoes aud srashi ard
broken Mrs Carter worked Tor se4efai
months to rs'ise money 70 establish ites4
fountains ard thsy shouid b. taken s-.
Of kept IN order. 70 that they cad -
used.
! see printeJ matter Is being eircul1f.s
calling Tor meeting in the AsdlforA m
for men only. excluding hoyz under; g
years old. Tho czpediencv ~ a vropti-
ton Of that kid. aeile frora the -.at
tionai ruggcs,ion for r. religious serv;.la.
preaching 81 the gaTDG lr sirnnicners arsd
purity. f. Questioned ard shosld ref Ii
tho little hoy from offending With ID
father
And they BROUGHT unto him also \
infants. that 20 would touch them ~,
when his disciples cav 70 the5 rehuksa
them.
f'nt Jesus called unto them aud sid.
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C4ghr1e. - T Jan. 7s-ss hiie there e
uifs aoiicesf1e irnprt,Fsrrsent ln en- sx-
;enf 20 whieA stassie and szrnyzYs3 saa-
nf.re - psss oFs ths fsrrns u csxlztsfaa
nrsch - u especially ~ fh~ asishs0f-
hao-s q tGsns ard ei,i.z. go % ssrt~.
sseys 51iisf5n frE-s fh~ @Hperirs~rt "a
Lea Dsrins Eintef - 600 sszns ~
Ass.ii=s CIT fh.E MATURE sd zsDre-,iosl
s. over fhs nesct- There CIR - - asss
fsozs ~ 10 sss srpsf - - hs1 frc. d
"a ESpaltez;lo1s q -zsasrs. Fsrrsers
Should xtse s>riesz ssz5g - fhe rzesh-
90 = Eaaszfssni-z a1s lr@gTsTfzx -.
fer;silsT q ts~iF fares Bsilsfin Ss -
q ~ exp~ri-nenf szztse- sf sfl1s-z;e~
ortaina rza-S szizzhis s1zxsstsors 81
fsSs rosaertsea- ssd as iorx "a re- sass-
~ iss;s eSsv ~1n es So; free % escA
s7p,iezst
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REMARKABLE ACCIDENT.
Trolley Car Swings Off Bridge Onto
the lee

/ Pittsfeld. Mass. Jan. 24-One Of the
most remarkable trolley railway acct
dents which ever happened In western
Massachusetts took place in Lee Monday
night. at II O'Clock. when d large double
truck car of the Berkshire Railway com
pany running at a high rate OF speed
left the tracks at the HOustanic river
bridge and tore out a section Of the
bridge, and the rear car dropped fully
nine feet upon 15-inch ice in the river
Ii was a remarkable accident. inasmuch
as no one was hurt. and the rear Of the
car was the end 10 leave the tracks
There were 10 passengers. The accident
happened about a haIf-mile below Lee
power station. where the railway CROSSES
a l0o-foot steel arch bridge. Pust before
the bridge is reached there Is sharp
bend. and the bridge Is always approach
ed with caution and crossed slowly
Monday night at u O'Clock car No %
in charge OF Conductor X. ii Stiliman
and Motorman Martin Degrnan. was
bound from S;ockbridgc % this city.
The car was running at ordinary through
country speed as 4 approached the bridge
and Aotormsn Degman attempted 70
apply the air brakes 10 slscicen the speed
for the curve. but the brakes did not re-
spond and the car few around the sharp
curve 10 the bridge.
The forward trucks went around the
sharp bend all right. bot the rear trucks
left the rails. smashed q io-inch trolley
pole and then dropped into the river.
being partially supported 10y the ice TIL
forward end 81 the car twisted M iron
braces ~ the upright section u the rail
way bridge. which tore big gaping hole
in the roof n TIE car aud spiintercd and
smashed the heavy plate glass windows
Of the car The rear trucks Of the car
were badly twisted and damaged
The motorrna8 Tas thrown down IN /
the yes;ibuie. bu; escaped Injury Con
ductor Sfillnan was thrown through q /
window 81 the car upon the Zee AID was
bruised but not badly hurt The dara- i
age is estimated al fully s1ygs % which 4
= - - % the car. which cost s5ouf = 81 /
snd tas remainder % TIRE tracks and ffe
equipment TIE accident 90 not sioy the
through seryice OF TIE company. = Trans
FER being made az thls poiaf - z lafxs
covered brifze crossing the river TIE
he bridge company a. WORK stra iehren-
nz o'st IN bert ard twisted tssoes afs
,lacsnx The structure IN shspe Toes
iay AFTERNOON The car xss sseked 20
nd placed on ternpofsry trucks sF,j
,ro1xhf % fhis city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

Ths rsifaseer ear effzre saers iran arS
ofier draft zriroal srrs1f nse esrne8
ssinsi~@1 has ben sao.e 81 rsn -
rounds - Tea fui.ss ~ s4ur fos s~~srs
hosirs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

would have the names of an The dit
ferent kinds OF trees that grow In tho
park painted on something lasuag ard
suitable. and fasten them o. lof n the
best specimens that are growing there.
80 that every boy and girl that wandered
around under their shady branches would
become familiar with their names
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

To the Edito~ OF the Eagle.
his cily needs fiTst class city tilrec
,ory-a real directory that viii givA tn
names of all the people. location aag
business Rcarrsngiag an old direct TORY
with the names Of dead and departed. Ian,
emitting the names Of many live Acsi
dents. win not satisfy the public Anl
more.
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would appoint a historiographsr III
the city and furnish him with scIslI
books sad stationery desk and cabinA;
with drawers and other necessary para
phernalia for writing the history ard cpi-
iaborating matter. clipping from newspa-
pers. and tn every way possible obtaining
matter Tor history ~ the clty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

Ard nov one r. the sss' corners q -
city = r. snHer fhs rerroeeissz sfaasf-
inx shaeks which wll closs 20 rfae, ~.
hsss svsfehi- cnrnsr ~ rhs aeensa fss
on imposing haalres~ haass
CITY nrcfsf sTon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

~opie for ihe sake q hsal,h. rsan--
neat ard goe6 norris reconsfrrs~s -
cisv school b'.lisiugn ~ irs-sginT toilet
rooms IN ire diTerent buildings
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MORGAN A LOS Sc
SENTA Y SIETE
Amos de edad
(De maestro c0rrespoa sal)

NRevA York II de Abril. Hoy I'm
cslebrado ell multimillonsrio Mr..
Morgan su sex4g6simoa6timo aniver
sario trabaiando sin deseanso en- 50
cfieins deWall st /, y como NADIA %.
cspa & las veees nlmiss minuciosi
dAaes de Ii prenss de informaci6p,
con tan ''fAusta" motive ne reouerda
que Mr. Mofgsr:
Nsci6 en- Hartford, Connecticut, el
II ae Aoril de 1887.
Que ee educ6 en- nm ''High School"
de Boston, y en- In Universid&d dc
Goettinger, Alemsnis, grsdu&ndo.
se De NO s6 que an 1887.
Qae en- el mismo afio (1857) "a co.
loco de simple dependence en- una
csss halcsria de ests ciuda de Naeva
York.
Que en- 1860 se estableci6 Dor Ga
cuenta y lissgo, creanao 10 casa ban
caria que giro hsio 10 rax6n social
de DAbney. Morgan & Ca.
Mas luege formo sociedad CON
Anthony D. Drexel, de Filadelha,
reconstitus 6udose los negocios bsjo
Ia frma de Drexel, Morgan s. Ca.
A 10 muerte de Mr.. Drexel, al
1898, pss6 Morgan 6 Jefe de In casa,
y ell primero de Enero de 1895 10 ca.
sa tomo el nombre de J. P. Morgan
& Comp f1is.
Qse Mr.. Morgan es aetnalmsnte
jefs de casAs bAncsrias que giran en-
Filadelfia, Londres, Paris y Nueva
York
Qae los b:enes personsles de este
If rtunado mortal, fsetdan entire
setenta y Glen millones do dollars.
Y, por 1timo, que su firms repre-.
sapta actuslmsnte en- el mundo q.
nanei sro, un capital que no baja de
MIL MILLONES DE DOLLARS !!
En una soils TRANSACTION, in de la
famosa comp f1fs de traspcrtes na.
Wales que Dc ,rm6 recientemente co
mo resuItAdo de IL sms'gsma de las
linasas mas fuertes de Ioglaterra
EstAdos U 1isos. la gRnanaia da M.
McvRsn 50 eAiou'a en- DOCE MI
II ONES Y MEDIC
C,n tan esp 6odidas comisionas,
cusfquiera Re hsce millionaire Glen
veres en- un sf1o
Par0 NO son toSos los Morgans
lns que asban prccnrarsa esas co.
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(De maestro oorresposssaz)

Abril 27.-
Aver per 10 ncche di6 Ga snuncia.
do conferercis en- oil Circulo Catolico
&c Poneg, ell muy ilnstrado Sscerdo
te puevtorrique1o, Reverando P.
Nj srio. TfAt6 de prehistoria bo.
rincana, y nos ley6 an Smeno y cru.
ditto trabaio sobre Ell Antroglifita
minero de su collection. Con ese
Antroglifits, ell p. Nazsrio discurre,
mRravillossment3, sobre la iaaa de
que nuestros inSios caribitan0s ts'
nfHn una escriturs que toma origsn
en- 10 escriturs caldao hebr6iee, y IN
lengusie cuyas voces arrsncan de 10
le gus hsbrea, segdn los muchos
ejemplog qsa ofrecs en- al trabsjo
refsrido. La Antrog' ifits tieue Gig
noe al buril de piasra, que el P. Na.
zsrio reprosujo con tisR en- una pi'
zsrra, y cuyos sigaos tienen gran
semejsrzE CON los carRcteres dc la
esesisura refsrids.
RI P Nszario fac muy aplasdia0
por 10 concurrencis, y excitado & cue
puSlicara ga interssante trabsjo,
que tienda & demostrar 10 uniaad de
l6 familia hnmSns.
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I'm aSuntO que Vlene
deSde 1850 Vi0Se
aver en- Ia Corte Federal
Una 'Dermuta' ind.cumenta-
da, per0 muchaS eSCfituraS
de "cOmpra -Ve1ta" b1en
DrObadaS

HAcia 1850, nm akrieultor do ape
lido Villegas posey6 y vivid On una
Of tsneia de % propiedad situada en-
el bsrrio <Tartugo. de Rio Piedras.
Villegas muri6 dejando viuda 8
hijos. Aqaella, NataiiA Sanchez, nj
efn tempo despu6s, 10 estaneia que
90 esposo posey6 solo por derecho
de resistencia 6 por habsrls eultiva'
do 10 de "Tortugo," por otra situa.
da en- "Qaebrada Arenas, tambien
de Rio PIekras, siando de notar que
10 permuta 'sno fac documantaaA". /.
Aeaso uno dc los negocios que en- el
pAis 90 hscian por squelia 6poca
ebsjo In palabrA de los contretan'
tefS.
Eilo es que ID finea do "Torts 60,
unas II cus5dss, pas6 do mano en-
mano durante algdn tempo, & po'
der de varies duef1os, h&sta que fu6
comprado ''por virtuA de escritura"
por Andre O. Rely, antigua comer'
oiante de la Gale de 10 Luna. Dss'
pu6s SO 10 veudio & Simplicio Rosa
rio, quien, q su ven. 10 transfrf6 G
Pedro OfcAaistas Muf1oz, eomsrcian'
de Cagaas.
De sse moao, despu6s de Orcasis.
tss. Ia fincs vino por eomp&r venta,
& manos de R1faeI Martin6.
Ahora bien. Un hijo de V,llegas
demands ahora 6 Martina "para que
le devuelva 10 fiaca de "Tortugo"
que possis su padre y ga vinda no
ha6rd vendido". Martinez, el actual
posee6Or de- In fiucA, resiste nj dMs
haucio como 90 natural y he ahf un
pleito armada que fac revuelto aver
por 10 Corts r sderal.
Faeron abogadcs de Martin6. Sc
f1orss America Gsigsl = jose Bsne'
dieti y dc villegAs, senior Pettigill.
Psrece que no habi6 en- efseto,
doeumento de 10 permzts heeha por
10 viuda de Villsgas, pero 81 cons
tancias de las varlas compra vsntas
de que fac objeto 10 finea.
E. Jarado fali6 en- favor dc Mar
tin6, sisndo unanime ga veredieto.
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La Correspondence"
LEIDA EN- TODAS parties
Lluvias de so1icitudes con
motivo oe una not1cia
de este diar1o

P COS ifaa hsce, par tieipamos Al
pdbiico que CON motive de pY6ximos
trabejos en- carrsteras de 10 isia, &C.
rfan nomhrados a'ganos sobrestan'
tes y eApstacas.
Paes bier; CON tal motive. pc nos
asegura que una uuvia de solieitudes
para aquellos eargos ha caiao sobre
San Juan. proce dsntss de toda 10
isla.
Laboriosa ser6, ain duda, 10 slee.
ci6n que enan6o sea procedsnte, 10
ofieina de Obras Pdblie&s tepga que
hacer entire sl copioso cauaal de as
pirantes.
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Ell Tie1nDo
(DEL WEATHER BUREAU)

Ell tempo ha siao gsneralments
clar0 y caluroso, con vientos fuertes
del SE. Ea los costss N. y e. han
ocurriAo buenos aguacsros, pero en-
Ell interior, en- Las secciones del 8. y
las del O., ha seguido ID SEGA , hsy
unA gran necesiaaa de lluvia. La
temperature media fac algo sobra 10
normal; la mas alta que han iDfor:
mado, 96o, oeurri6 en- Manstf; 10
m&s bsja Sd, On Aaiuntas. La pre-
eipitRei6n media, tbteniaa en- los re-
gistraos de 19 estaeiones fu6 O 81 do
pulgads; 10 cantidad msyor que han
informAdo, 4 90, 90 registr6 en- 10
<Psrls;. de Utuado y San Salvador
informan que no llovi6.
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Tambi6n hay
eltuSiaSIQO
pOr la Siombra de algOd6n en-
BarvelOneta
Fue clerto que un cente-
mario Sc hizo ALI pro
teStante
(De maestro correspons0gy

Abril %. -Et domingo tuvimos 81
gust3 de ssludar en- Manatf 6 las
simpstic,A am gas Marfa y Marcs-
des A aaA, hermanss 9 de nuestro die.
tirguiso amigo don Jos q nin, Co.
msndante del ora t } de 2. l. d, di.
cho pueblo, qaisnss han fjsdo allf
su residenci& Fslicitamos & 10 so
cieaad mRnatief1a por contsr en sn
reno & tan eneaDtsaorAs y distingui.
das damaa.
A'guuos ge11oras do este poblaao
aespiegtan gran entrsisemo por la
sfembEa del s'go5oa, E sef1cr don
Miguel AIzuaga tisne p16ximsmepte
sembradaa 40 Guards, prcponi6n- :
dosa tam hien nuestrcs amigos Don
Nicsncr Ferrer y doE Fernando B }.
meta, sembrsr doacientss, para euyo
fin lss est&u preparando.
Hoy lunes SO encuentra an este
poblsdo, hu6spea del sef1or E sunrao
G aorgetti, el laurea&o poeta sefor
C!eDel to Rsmirez, 'scnmpf d sdo de
nuestro am go sef1ar Ventura Diaz,
& quienes hsmos tenido 9, Rusto de
saludar.
Anoche di6 p6blicsmente "a testi.
monio en- la Iglesis Evsng6 ica, al
anciano Alejsparo Sierra de 1O3
Anoa 6e edad, Eutra otras coaas
confeso que era muy sficionsdo &
llevar siemprs eonsigo nns bar bds
llena sa ron, de Guys mission habfs
desistido sesde que entr6 en- sn core.
zon Ell Senor Jes1.." Deptro dc
breves aiAs aar& bAutiz ado en- las
aristhlinas Eguss del rio Manati, co
mo las ha llemado sG Generals. ~
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Trabajos de pena-
dos en- CarretoraS

Los trabajcs de presiaisrios en-
ea,reterAs de 10 isls, no &sr&n prin.
eipios hasta Ell pr6ximo Julio, q pc
sar dc 10 que 90 habia dicho.
FL Director de prisiones y ell Su'
perintsnaente de Ooras Pdblicas,
eorre sl rumor de qae estsn hacien
do los estudios necesarios para el
reparto de trabajos, discrimination
de eampamentos. etc CON obieto de
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ASOCIACION De
ACRlCULTORES
EN- CAYEY
Adelante el cultiyo
de algod6n

Abril ~ I'll primer Lines del
me de Mayo pr6ximo tendr& lugar
en- los Haiones de 10 casa Alcaldfs de
ssta pobla ci6n una gran reeepei6n do
agrieultofes con el fin de constituir
10 Asoeiaci6n de sgrieultores.
Nos consta que hay animaci6n pa.
ra acudir 6 aicho aeto pues entire
otros D. untos han de tratsrae eli de
10 sismbrA de algod6n y sl de la fan /
dsci6a de una GAIA de ahorros.
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grAvadsa don4 Ur4ria G. srcia, dis
tinguida osposa ce nusstro amigo
don Rsmon Rig4u Carrqrks. -
Est& &qcf dsade hsce fias, el ss-
f1or Frsiuchi, Director de obras del
Der artsmeuto de e Elncsci6n.
Hs rfgcGssSo de Ia ciaasd Sci Sur,
don6e SIS ancontra ba dasEa hscs al
Cd tempo, la 3istinguida sef1orit&
Mstilde Schsttiri.
Hs vuslto 6 hacerse cargo de ana
fe las elssas er IL Escue'E roctnrnA,
el distiugniao 6 inteIigspta Pr. f snr
Princi 81, don Modesto Cordero Ro.
G1fgatz
e. Ia mocha del domingo & timo
coutrajeron mstrimonio civil aI jo'
ven don Hip6 ito PAdr6, con Ia viz:
tuosa sSnorisA Juauita M&rqusz
Very Well.
Aver Sc llsvarnn 6 csbo sn ell a.
fl ,io xAirnss Graded School. los
Auupcisdos exAmenes de irgl6s, con.
currienso todos los prs fes ,rss de In
locslidsS.
Presia,o ell acto el o. nor Inspector
del DIstrito Mr., Lynch
Ell jueues lss doca del ola sc
pusn 10 primers pieara del ed'ficio
escolsr que contandr3 les Esouelss
Grasusdas de este pueblo. Copcu.
rrieron al scto todos los alumnos de
las Escue;as. e Pro fasor Princf
pal, don modesto Cordaro, 1ronunc'6
uu brevs discurso y los nifios eau.s'
RON vsfios himnos patri6ticos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
81 euRREsFoTDFEl DI F1IRfO RICO sg DI ABR DR 1903
N @ T A s

Sc hRb'a en terminoa honrosos de
l. renuncia de Mr.. Hord, Jsfs del
Nagnciado se RentRs Iatarnas.
Oiaa tsmente. In sctitud de Mr..
Hora ha edo la de nm resto enmpli'
dor de sus debf raa.
No ert famoa que, en- pleno gobier.
no civil amsricann. pudieran repe:
tirse en- Puerto r go CON aplieasion
jasts, los veraos de OAno:
sel que sirve 6 II iuetieia
Sfenae 6 la autori isd.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
TOdaVfa eStdl Darali-
zadoS los traDajoS
de Ia plaza en- Ponce
[De maestro correspons0l]

Abril 90 ---Ss censura por klgunoa
que sig4n parsliSadoH les trAptjos
de In plsza. M hAbiSnaose termi
nado el piso de Ia misma, Sc hace
duro pAsear por Glji ca las nochss
de retrets. P4r otrs psy g, unv
obrs Asf psrs4lzAds, deadice del or
nAto de d y siuasd C mo Ponce; y
TODD clams que se lie s6 In, en- lA far.
ma correspond ante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
Horrible SQCeS0
en- Ponce
(De maestro cosresponsdz)

(De maestro cO7resp0nS0k)
Abril % Hoy 6 las tres de 10 tar.
de verfz un csrro e'6ctrieo de IL
Playa. Les assgsros faeron alar
maaos en- nm sisio del trAyect3, por
los gritos de una mujsr qae salio de
una easita del camino gritAado: "iay
mi vida, que to mst6 el trolley!" +"
Los psssgaros, alarmados, sc vol.
vieron h&eia ell lado de los gritos, y
vieron entoncss IN psrrito sobre 10
via, al cusl h&bfa destrozaao el CO.
rrO el6etrieo.