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Deals Golf Links.
of The Evening Star.


DEAL, n. j., July 3, 1903.
The magnificent links of the Deal Golf
Club have been the means of making this
resort the golfing center of the north Jersey
shore, and the club members are now plan
ming a New Jersey tournament, at which
players from all over the state. from Sea
Bright to Atlantic City, will be invited.
has been marked revival Of interest in
the game, and during the past Week the
links have been crowded daily with enthu-
siastic players. At meeting of the club
members a few evenings ago Frank Croker,
S. NJ. Allen and n. w. Anthony We're APP
pointed greens committee. They are now
arranging a series of handicap tourna-
ments. which will be announced next week
One of the most enthusiastic players seen
here this year is the author, John Ken
drick Bangs. who has rented club cottage
and will spend the entire summer here
Other players who are putting up very
strong games and who are steadily reduc-
ing their handicaps are Col. G. b. NJ: Har-
vey, NJ. II. Birch, c. r. Birch. c. B. Hurd
Samuel Allen, w. X. Duval E. c. Anness.
J. A. Deerng. Joseph NJ. Burns, r. "
Stoutenburgh, c. II. Terhne, George Baxter
and Frank II. Hurd.
The opening ball at Halfway Inn last
Saturday night was one of the most bril-
liant events that has ever been given at
this famous hotel. Proprietor Earburton
entertained his guests in royal STYLE and
a full dress ball will be given every Satur-
day evening throughout the season, and
informal dances and card parties will he
given during the week.
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SIN U GGLIHG A BRIDE.

Copyright, 1903. by Harold W. Raymond.l

II wonder if she has gone back on meg'
said Lars Larsen, looking out through the
narrow neck between Forts Wadsworth and
Hamilton to the open water which stretches
away to everywhere.
Sure thing" said Ned Backstay, lightly.
They're all alike. my boy"
But Christina is not like other girls
protested Lars, his blue eyes lighting up
with a sturdy look of love. "She's one of
the steady kind"
His boatmate laughed aloud. He had
travelled far and wide and had a sailor
mans opinion of the sex.
shes married by this time, Lars" he
said. roughly. why, look here, man. Five
years ago, when you came over from your
home in Sweden, that girl promised to wait
until you We're ready to send for her. Three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-04
NJ CLELLAN'S STATUE
A Claim That the Experts
Decision Was Inconsistent.
NEED OF COMPETITION
HOW TO SELECT JUDGES TO DE-
eide ON DESIGNS.
Academies Are Stumbling Block to
Individuality in
Art
NEED OF COMPETITION
Wrlrten for The Exenlng Star.

Written for The Evening Star
The decision Of the Mcclellan monument
committee in rejecting all of the models CT
the second competition as lacking in orig
inality and character has caused a good
deal of comment in artistic circles The
general opinion is that the committee OF
experts in their decision are inconsistent.
In the first competition the models were
two inches to one foot. therefore amply
sufficient to enable an expert to judge OF
the conception of the work. 1t was, con
sequently. entirely useless to spend $1,000
of the public money in order TO have four
artists enlarge their models. If il was ihe
intention of the committee to judge whether
the artists were able to execute the large
model it is surprising that such artists as
St. Gaudens and French should not know
that the scale on which the enlargement
was made was too small TO judge of the
ability of the artist to model a large piece;
but such could not have been the case in
regard to NiahauS and EfCcirilli.
At the time of the first competition the
writer obtained possession of tie photo
graphs of the three models herewith Illus
tratCd. That submitted by Mr.. l.. Amatels
was the only one that marked n strong de-
parture from the accepted rule o the horse
on "a pedestal But although the committee
considered it highly artistic the departure
was Judged to be too radical. 1t represents
the strateEiSt in action. He is studying
the map of the ground where the army is
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used adjectives unnecessary to repeat-be-
tween Staten Island and Hades.
But l tell you what to do he added,
with a CLEAN of unusual Intelligence for
him. Just you change your banker. Send
the money to some one you can trust and
find out how the land lies"
This was a happy thought. Lars Won
dered that it had not come to him before.
The two men put their heads together.
While neither of them was handy with the
pen. they managed, by dint of Ned fur
nishing ideas in English and Lars putting
them into a fairly Ineligible article OF
Swedish, to state the case to aged
widow of Christiansand, a distant relative
of Lars Larsen.
In time the answer came. 1t was so
amazing that it was all Ned could do to
prevent his side partner from throwing up
his job and packing off to Sweden with
murder in his heart The old miser, grown
harder and more grasping with age, had
intercepted the letters to his daughter and
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The Cottage Guests.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ARUNDEL-ON-TH Md,


ARUNDEL-ON-THE- BAY, Md,
July ., 1903.
The first of a series of entertainments at
the Country Club was given Saturday after
noon. when a delightful matinee enchre
was held. Miss Medford won the prize. a
handsome vase. Refreshments We're served
during the afternoon.
A game of base ball was played Sunday
morning on the new diamond between the
Arundel Stars and the Chain and Sprocket
Club the Arundel Stars winning out by a
score of 5 to 4.
Among the recent cottage arrivals are:
Mayor T. w. Smith and family, Mr.. NJ I.
Weller and family and Capt Bowen and
family of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Mccarthy and children are
with Mrs. NJ. !. Weller for the season.
Miss Mary louise Noble and Miss Grace
Noble are at Camp Quiet, and have as their
guest Miss Bernice Baker
Mr. Harry l.. Gould Is spending a few
days in Mrs. Geo. B. Matthews cottage.
Miss Florence Bartlett and Miss Bessie
Bonney were the guests Of Miss Medford
during the week.
Mr.. ]. D. B. Peters and family are occu-
plying Belmont cottage.
Mrs. Du Bots chaperoned a merry crowd
of young people on picnic to Arundel
Tuesday.
Capt Bowen and family have taken the
Linton cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Miss Fitzgerald Mr..
Harry Lange and Mr.. Geo. W. Jones were
registered at the Arundel Inn durinp tho
week.
Mr.. Colford and Miss Ruth Colford and
sister are at their cottage on Chesa peake
avenue.
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A Horse Show On.
Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
SEA RRIGHT N Ini,r O IL

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
SEA BRIGHT, N. j.. July 8. 1902
The horse has easily been the center of
attraction during the entire week here, and
the first open-air horse show ever given
at this resort has proved a charming sue
cess. The fact that the exhibitions were
confined strictly to those of amateurs gave
the event a character of exclusiveness not
possessed by the ordinary horse show. and
the entire affair proved so enjoyable that
it would undoubtedly continue to be one
of the leading features of Sea Bright So
ciety for many seasons to come. The show
was held on the spacious grounds of the
Rumson Polo Club, under whose auspices
the event was arranged.
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CHAPTER ".

1t was almost shutdown when a message
came clicking over the wires that the Ho-
genlanden had been sighted passing Fire
Island. 1t would be quite 10 o'clock before
she reached quarantine. This meant that
she would not be boarded until morning
by the quarantine doctors, and until then
the United States marshal could do moth
ing. He had taken a room at the Dago's
for Maria Solferino's father was glad to
take In a ledger occasionally. though bar
and restaurant We're the chief features of
girl he drank more than usual, and when
he went up to bed he was in a fit condition
to sleep soundly without the aid of knock
out drops. Call me at f." he said. And
Maria. laughing in his face. and pulling
his mustache roughly, promised to do so.
1T will be all over when O'Clock comes"
said the girl to herself
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See here" cried the customer this here
suits too tight for me-"
Well. my friendt." replied the misf1t
dealer, before I would let you lose SO
great a bargain will t'row in bottle of
anti-fat NIT it."-Philadelphia Press.
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brought out this remark: Il am surprised
that a man of your talent is always penni-
less" And L. retorted the Bohemian,
lam astonished that an ass like you should
make so much money! ARTIST.
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Another interesting copyright decision has
been published which artists would do well
to keep in mind. The case was that of
Werchmeister versus the American Litho-
graphic Company eft al After certain ar
fist had transferred to the complainant the
copyright in a painting which he had exc
cuted, and the complainant had had the
painting legally copyrighted and repro
duced, he exhibited it at the Royal Acad-
envy in London without notice of the copy
right. Thereafter the defendants published
copies of it, for which the original holder
of the right brought suit. The decision
was in favor of the defendants, the court
holding the opinion that the compliments.
through the artist, had failed to fulfill the
requirements of the law by allowing the
picture to be displayed without the word
"copyrighted'-assu that by so doing
they had misled both the defendants and
the public.
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hereditary sins charged to the Pilgrim fore
fathers this. perhaps, is the most original
and most cruel
The Vienna Academy Of Science has re-
Gently commissioned Prof. Franz Wick
hof Of the Vienna University to make a
tour of the principal picture galleries of
Europe with the purpose Of ascertaining
how many of the paintings attributed to
Raphael are authentic. Just what use is
to be made of his report or what connec-
ton the subject has with science has
not been made known, but that it will be
a source of controversies there seems little
doubt.
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CHAPTER VI
At midnight, while the Hogenlanden was
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Madam Lelong, the widow of a we'll
known Partisan art dealer, has recently
sold in successive auctions her collection of
over one thousand Objects thereby netting
nearly two million dollars. This little for
tune she is said to have willed to the
Musical Society of France.
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CHAPTER III.

ST don't care, Ned. Another fifty is going
over there. 1t may be good money after
bad. but If what you think is true" and
Lars Larsen smiled with grim and bitter
humor. ''she will be needing money for
cradle and some baby clothes by this time"
Ned Backstay seized the horny hand of
his comrade and shook it heartily. swearing
big oaths, and declaring that Lars Larsen
was worth all the petticoats--and here he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-04

A new gallery of paintings has been
opened in the Waldorf-Astoria in New
York by Mr.. Daniel c. Preyer, the former
editor of the Collector and Art Critic.
X
The state of New York has appropriated
5000 for the erection of a monument to
Major General George Sears.
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French writer corroborating his belief
that the colOred bills postered in public
streets reveal the character Of the several
nations. Is quoted as having said that "the
American posters still reflect the Puritan
ancestry Of the people," OF all the many
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16
La red tendida
CAE TODO PAJARO

Hace pocos dias, afrmaba Ell
"San Juan News que las muje-
res de NAL vivir preferian Ell dis
trito del juez Kopel, en- cuyo dis
trito, seg1n el "News", apenas
son molestadas.
Y, efectivamente, para probar
el aserto del periodico amarillo,
han caido en- la red de Mr. Kopel
cinco candidas E inocentes cria-
turas, partidarias de la moral
p1blica, las cuales criaturas ino-
centes ~ candidas tenian su
cuartel general en- la desdichada
Gale del Cristo.
Maria Mercado Glastima de
apellido tan ilustre) conocida
en- la rep1blica de las letras con
Ell sonoro alias de "Mal Paso"
Micaela Ramos, que ha floreci-
do en- la Ultima primavera; En-
riqueta Guerra, que no es hija
de Marie; Belen Ortega, galli-
nacea de Undo plumaje, y Juana
Sanchez, que NADIA tiene de par
cular, son las vfctimas inmolati-
das por el codigo. Cada una de
elias pagara cuarenta y cinco
pesos de multa y cada una de
elias tambien pasara noventa
noches en- la alcazaba de Don
Valentin Berries, entonando dull
ces y arrobadoras canciones.
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500 nINeTIOS POT GI IurDi6l
Camp0s en- ruinas
Ell. GANADO MUERTO

Nueva York, martes. = Van
llegando constantemente noti-
cias de la gran turbonada que
ha cafdo sobre el pueblo de
Heppner en- Oregon.
va Sc va apreciando la des-
gracia en- tOda su intensidad.
Las victimas causadas por ell
turbion pasan de 500 y ha pc
recido tambien TN extraordina-
rio n1mero de aninales
Los campos que rodean el
pueblo han quedado CuOiertos
de destrozos Y ruinas.
Las perdidas son considera.
bles.
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POl0CI6l QIe|I0hQdO
En- los mOnteS aZuleS
ConmoVedoreS detalleS

Nueva York, martes. te
legramas recibidos de Oregon
dicen que en- todo el Estado Sc
han sentido los efectos del tenn
poral.
La poblaci6n de Heppner hu-
ye despavorida a refugiarse le-
jos de la ciudad azotada por e1
turbion.
Cerca de los montes azules Sc
han recogido infnidad de cada-
veres completamente destroza-
dos.
Las rios que cruzan ell terrific
rio arrastran destrozos de las vi
viendas y cuerpos ahogados.
Reference de esta desgracia
los detalles mas conmovedores.
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D. EDUARDO MARTORELL
Y CASALDUC

Lucho mucho y trabaj6 10 mismo,
desempefiando pueStos en- que otros ga
naron laure1es y posicion, y baja la
tumba, pobre, muy pobre en- b:enes de
fortuna; pero cen una historic sin man
cha, rica de rasgos de honradez y de
nobleza.
La ruda dolencia que le llev6 aver q
la tumba halo res stencia tenaz en-
aquella voluntad tuerte, que no qrerfa
dejar tras 81, en- el deSamparo, a su vir-
tuosa familia. que hoy We la tristeza
infnita en- ese ttimulo donde yace ell
que fue ell soS.en del hcgar, Ell amante
proge nitor, ell compafiero carifioso tiel.
tambien contempla en- derredor las
grandes muestras de simpa;fa con que
toda esta sociedad rinde quito de Iespeto
y'cariflo a quien, como Ell sefior Mario
rell 10 merecio cumpido, a quienes,
como suS virtuosfSimas sefioHa e hiiaS,
han de tributarlo sincere y expressive.
A las S de la tarde de hoy Sc verif-
cara el entierro del cadAver, para cuyo
acto han circulado va as invitaciones,
saliendo de la casa de los hijos del f.
nado, nuestroS djStinguidos amigos los
esposos Oje1a Martorel.
Que Ia pepa que aqueja 4 los deudos
deg que fue nueStro venerable ami
go, halle el lenitivo que pone Dios
en- ell ,orazou &C los eIeyentes y que ell
alma eel que DO existe haya sido AGO.
gida como nerecen las de los iustos
como el.
A todos nuestro mas ncero pesame.
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TieneE1 Roax0n

Todos los que han asistido los jul
clos que Sc han celebrado por Turado
en- Ia Corte de Distrito de San Ilan, Sc
quejan, con razon sobrada, de que al
Juez de Derecho Mr.. Richmond apenas
Sc le entiende cuanlo Sc dirige, va q
los procesadcs, va al misno Jurado.
Los conocimientos del idioma espa-
mol de este funcionario son tan Y tan
escasos, que pretendiendo hab1ar en-
castellano, la rnitad mas una de las We.
ces Sc que1a ell oyente en- ayunas y para
Ia otra mitad Sc necesita un inter
prete.
Nosotrcs creemos, y con noSotros Ell
piblico, ell Jurado, les testigos y hasta
el mismo procesado, que va que, no sa-
bernos por que razon, ha sido nombra-
do el Juez Richmond, Juez de Derecho.
6 sea el que preside las vistas que por
Jurado celebra el Tribunai, debe obiI-
garse a este sefior hablar en- ingles.
y que el interprete sefior Delgado ex-
ponga en- castellano 10 que e1 manifes-
te, pues de 10 contrario, resulta IN YER
dadero desbara juste y Sc pierde mucho
tempo, y hasta Sc le quita Ia seriedad
al acto.
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ID pI0IeSI0 VI en- QUlIGnIO
Ell fermento de la diScordia
Contra el militariSmo

Nueva York, martes.-En to-
das las pob1aciones del reino de
Servia, crece ell descontento con-
ira la nueva situacion.
La insoportable preponderan
cia que ha conseguido ell militia
rismo sobre el elemento civil,
tiene muy disgustado al pueblo.
No han ocurrido aim levanta-
mientos nj motines porque ell
pueblo Sc halla bajo la infuen- =
cia del mas degradante pavor.
En- las esquinas de la ciudad
de Belgrade aparecieron anoche
pasquines contra ell nuevo rey.
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BESIDE QuebradilIas
LIuvias-Procesi6n del Corpus Acto
imponente'-Protesta contla ell News"
Apiausos para Ia prensa honrada.
IS Junio de 1903.

Las torrenCiales lluvias que deSde ell
1. o de los corrientes caen en- esta ju-
risaiccion no dejaron llevar a eabo la
procession el jueves, dia del Santisimo
Corpus Cristy, la cual Sc verifc6 aver,
a las seis de Ii tarde, con toda sclem-
nidad.
En- ell trayecto que recorrfa habfa
muy bonitos y variadoS altares, ARE
glados con gran gusto y en- los cualeS
descansaba Ia sagroda forma, mientras
el sacerdote cantaba las preces de tan
mageStuoso aCto.
Una bopita marcia, tocada por la
o-questa de este pueblo daba mayor
solemnidad al acto, dejandoSe DIR de
vez en- cuando la Marcia real espadola.
~ Aqui ha sido muy comentada
ror todos en- general ell artfculo que
publicara ell San Juan News" respecto
4 la bandera espafio'a y todos protestan
de tan improcedente artfculo, como
tambien ven con aplanso Ia defensa
que hicieran ell BOLt?IN y "Heraldo
ESpaflol" en- esta causa.
CorreSponsal.
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Un absurdo
EQUAL ES LA CAUSA?

Varios de los sefiores que componen
el Jurado, en- la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, nos hacen esta pregunta:
1 Por que a los ciudadanos que actuan
en- el Jurado de Ia Corte Federal, les
pagan q razon de So por dfa, mas un
tanto por milla, y a los que prestan sus
servicios en- la Corte de Distrito solo Sc
les satisface $I2
Conteste quien pueda.
81 servicios 4 la Justicia prestan unos,
a Ia nisma Justicia prestan sus servi-
clos los otros.
IA que esa diferencia9
O todos moros, 8 todos cristianos.
Esas diferencias son absurdas.
ITiene el Jurado. mas trabajo en- la
Corte Federal1
eEs por que Ia Corte Federal es ane-
f1cana1
Tieneu Ia palabra los sefiores Dele
gadcs que aprobaron los presupuestos.
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Jamas han dado buen resultado los
terminoS medios.
81 quieren ser americanos, y los hi
jos de la Rep1blica del Norte de Anne
rica Sc les da en- todo la preferencia,
ALA ellos; que sigan entendiendose en-
ingles, y que compongan el Jurado de
ciudadanos de Puerto Rico americani-
zados; pero de 10 contrario, 81 quieren
que nuestras Cortes de DiStrito sean
puertorriquefias, que nombren un Tuez
de Distrito puertorriquefIo. que Sc le
entienda, que liable nuestro idioma y
que pueda expresarse claramente.
De seguir asf, una de dos: sobra ell
gu-ado puertorriquefo 6 sobra ell Juez
Richmond.
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ServitiO CeIe0rdfico ESPECIAL
DEL
BOIetin Mercdntil
I'm IuTbi6I eSDlIIOyO
Azota ell pueblo de Heppner
Muchas deSgracias

Nueva York, martes.-Un te-
legrama llegado a esta ciudad,
anoche, dice que ha descargado
violentamente sobre Ell pueblo
de Heppner, en- el Estado de
Oregon, TN nublado que cause
muchos dafios y considerables
desgraCias.
Donde mas Sc ha sentido la
intensidad de la catastrofe ha
sido en- Heppner, pero en- todo
el Norte del Estado de Oregon
Sc han experimentado sensibles
desgracias.
Los periodicos de la ma1ana
salen llenos de resenas de la
tOrmenta.
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Pedro |, de SeTVi0
Los podereS reconocen ell
nueVo rey
Ell deScontento crece

Nueva York, marres.- Dicen
los despachos recibidos de Bel
grado que Ell nuevo rey de Ser
via ha sido reconocido aver por
todos los poderes del reino, CO.
mo soberano de la nacion.
Ell nuevo monarca reinara con
ell nombre de Pedro l de Servia.
Las camaras del pals han re-
cOnoCido al nuevo soberano por
mayorja absolute.
Ell reino esta en- TN estado in
descriptible de panico.
Ell descontento popular au-
menta en- algunas ciudades.
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Los DOIeDCI0S
TeC0DOCeTdl Q DDeTO TeI
EsperarZa frustrada
En- favor de los extranjeros

Nueva York, martes-En Bel
grado, segun dice TN despacho
de Paris, ha causado mala i'm
preston la noticia de que los po-
deres van a reconocer a Pedro I,
como soberano de Servia.
En- esta nacion Sc abriga la
de que las potencias
intervendran para castigar Ell
crimen cometido y Sc ha recibi-
do con desaliento Ell aviso de que
sera aceptado cuanto ha sucedi-
do en- Belgrade.
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De instruction PGblica
Una carta interesante

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MERcANTIL.
San Juan.
Muy Sef1or mio
Ruego a usted Sc sirva publican en-
su ilustrado periodico la siguiente no
ticia:
" Los aspirantes que han sido admi-
tidos a los examenes para el Certificate
de Rural, Graduado y Principal y quo
tienen su residencia en- Rio Piedras,
pueden sufrir examen en- la Escuela
Normal de dicho pueblo.
Los demas aspirantes deben paesen-
tarse en- la Cabecera de Distrito donde
Sc llevarAn efecto, en- la Escuela In
dustrial.
Dichos examenes daran principle,
las.8H de la rnafiana y 2 de Ia tarde en-
os dias II, IS, 10 y 20 del actual.
Atentamente,
l.. R. SAWYER,
Supt. of Schools.
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Para el 4 de Julio

Con objeto de preparar 10 con
cerniente a la celebration del a
de Julio, sc reunieron esta ma
mana. en- la oficina del GOberna-
dor, los sefiores Hartzell, Elliot,
Post. Comandante Menth, Coro-
mel Buchanan, Benson, Herman
dez Lopez, Larrfnaga y alcalde
Todd.
Daremos detalIes de 10 que
acordaron.