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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31

IT, -
n1cnts wore served by Mrs. Wllliamu. "
81 s5E5 PROGRAMME
A.. Second wnltz....... ....t,.,...G odard
Miss Redford.
Q. Song Without Words. Mcndelssohn
Miss Neelie Williams. .y$
g. Waltz in a Tlnt-Qp. 2'..,..,..Chopin
Miss hNi!Me smoot.
4. Waltz III E-op. M 40 " !
Mrs. Carl w. 1itmpton.S%
&. Song Without Words, Hunters chor--3
us Z. : W 'c As'soll!'
a Mrs. II. Q. Williams. 9
O. yalso Caprice, Il Flat ..Rubensteln
Miss Zclc Minor
Il Waltz Brilliantc, No, 1-op. si ~, I,
Mrs. William Fleet Kirk.
S. Waltz Chromntic. ..'..., da aa'
..E Miss Fraser. II
O. Tocntelle &. Dupont
4 Miss Lizzie Mosby
u Board to Meet.
Tho central committee OF the Assocla-
ton for the Preservation Of virginia
Antiquities will meet Tuesday, February
I'd, at a r. NJ !, III the rooms of tho Vlr-
ginia Historical Society.
Founders Day.
Tho board OF the Shelterng Arms II os-
pital will hold an important meeting
Monday at anoon, to make the necessary
arrangements for Founders Day,
Ladies' Morning Musicale.
Tho Ladies' Morning Musicale mot
Thursday, January 2sth, ~ Farguson's
music hall. 1T Carl Won Weber was the
composer considered in tho following
PRO RANINIE:
l. Essay. Mrs y, L. Hewitt.
.. Rondo. BElllitsnte, Miss Miss Mary W'll A
/ smoot. ,is5,s s;.E,
Murphy 800 g, 81 !st st /.
q. Duet for.stwo pianos, Jubel Overture,
Miss zellc Minor Mrs. Norman Call. sf4
S. Song, Fatlml, Miss Agnes Mccarthy
G. Invitation to the Dance, Miss Minor
and Mrs. Call.
I. Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster, oberon,
Mrs H. O. McGehee. &,af
Miss Mary Shelton, and Miss Belle john
son were the accompanies
Tho next musica., will be given at
E'ergusons music. hall No. II West Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31

Temple Burnley The german WIZ DC
led by Mr.. .Adolphus Blair.
Invitations have been sent to Miss Nellle
sutton. Miss Nell Sinton, Miss Carrie
Neal, Miss Margaret Watlkins,8 MISS
Katherine Watkins, Miss Josephine Sulil-N
van, Miss India Watson, Miss Lillian
Pinford, Miss Peachy Lyme, MISS Nan
Morris, Miss Imogen Titzgerala, MISS
Louise Herbert Miss Esther berkeley,
Miss Langhorne Cosby. Miss Mamie
Waddn Miss Mittie Dobson, of Lynch
burg: Miss Mary Drewry, Miss Allen,
Miss Anne Smith, Miss Mary Drake,
Miss Jane Carter Miss Katherine Wood
son, Miss Lizzie Cochran. MISS Bessie
Watson, Miss Mary Brockenbroush, MISS
Gladys Frazier. Miss Bessie seideh' MISS
Helen Stevens Miss Sophy White, Miss
Jizzie .Brandcr. Miss Linn and Miss Hat
tie Shields, Mrs Stuart Cooke, Miss Mar
garct Williams. Miss Ellen Meade; Miss
In ogen Fitzgerald, Miss Nellie Cor
don, Miss Evelyn Glenn, Miss Rena
,Glazebrook, Miss Mary Camp and Miss
lnez Montague.
The girls are infusing great deal or
their gay spirits along with their en-
ergy into the prellminaries 1or inc ger
ran. The. figures danced will be. rem
dcred unique By tho introduction of.
Leap Yearinnd Valentine features. The
delightful personnel OF the grlish dlrec-
tresscs and the fact that Ill the de-
butantes will be present will render The
evening one of the most brilliant OF the
month.
Davenport Warwick.
The wedding Of Miss Louise Marguerite
Warwick to Mr.. John Sidney Davenport.
Jr. Wi, De celebrated "Wednesday after
noon, February Sd, at 4 o'clock, In Holy
Trinity Church, the Rev. DR.. ]. ].
Gravatt, tho rector, being tho celebrant.
During the ceremony Miss Reinhardt
will play '"The Evening Star" from Tan
hnuser.
Miss Warwick will be attended by her
maid Of honor, Miss ImoGen Warwick.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Tamnaly Orator Wins Plaudts
From Both Sides.
TALKS on aEetu1 PENSION ORDER
Says eserstary Hitchcock usurped
Power Tha. Belong. Only to
>consress.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Large
crowds were attracted to the galleries
of the house today by the previous
announcement that Bourke Cochran OF
New York, the famous Tammany orr
tor, would talk on his resolution call
ing on the judiciary committee to In
vestigate the right of the secretary OF
the interior to issue his recent pen
sion order. AS Cochran arose he was
received with applause from both
sides. He said it was his desire
simply to vindicate the dignity of the
house. He wanted to see generous
provision made for old soldiers in
their declining years but he wanted il
done by congress and not by any self
constituted authority( democrats ap-
plause). IF this money is paid or
such an order" he asked, what shadow
of power is left to the house. The
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Arizona Kicker Arrested.

NEW YORK. April s.-Armed to the
teeth. James w Goodman from Ari-!
zona came down town with w. c.
Greene, president Of the Greene Con-
solidated Copper company this morn
ing and after d long wrangle threat
ened to kill Greene. Timely action OF
the police prevented q shooting and
Goodman was arrested. The nature Of
the dispute is not known but it is sup
posed ITO relate to the claims Of Good
man who said he was a inachinist born
in California. Two hundred and
thirty-eight dollars was found in his
pockets. He claimed that Greene did
him first.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

cry Marshsi hirss sf Wsitsbar@
S. lassts With Accident.


WAITSBuRG M April 90 s.--City
Marshal Henry Hines met With an ac-
cident In this city this morning which
may prove fatal He was engaged II
removing an old awning from the
Kirby building. and in some n,annei
he missed his footing and fell to the
sidewalk q distance Of about fifteen
feet. When he struck the walk he
landed on both Of his feet, with the
result that the bones Of both ankles
were fractured. He was picked up
and taken to his home where he has
since suffered intense agony. The
fractures are reported to be exceed
ingly bad and at q late hour this af-
ternoon Hines was reported to be in a
dangerous condition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

PRESIDENT harry n. 1urHers - tHc
Commercial club. today received from
R. H. Thomson, city engineer Of Seat
tie. his report on the matter Of street
paving in Walla walla. MIR. Thomson
spent several days in ,Walla Walla
about two weeks ago in making in
vestigations and securing data. In his
report submitted to the Commercial
club Mr.. Thomsan goes into details
and his report is exhaustive and very
comprehensive. 1t is. very lengthy,
there being fifteen closely typewritten
pages. ~
He recommends that the first paw
ing district be constituted as follows:l
Beginning at the west curb line Of
East street on Alder street, thence
west along Alder to the west margin
of Third; also beginning at the inter-
section of East Main with the west
erly line of the Main street bridge.
thence along Main to the west margin
of Fourth street, together with First.
Second and Third streets, between
Main and Alder. >, Such district would
be compact and one in which the
benefits to be derived from the inn
provement would be quite uniform.
For the reason that some OF the hy-
drants and telegraph and telephone
poles stand outside OF the sidewalk
tand within the roadway, he states that
lit will cost more to use the curbs that
| now exist than it would to set new
! curbs to proper line apd proper grade
| in such a position as to leave the poles
where they stand and yet place the
same behind the curb. For this rea-
son Mr.. Thomsan recommends that
the sidewalks throughout the paved
district on Alder and Main streets be
made 20 feet in width. and those or
First, Second and Third. 1e feet. Thi,
] would leave roadways of so and 4S feet
respectively. s
Estimates Of Cost.
l. After giving a description Of all ths
different kinds of pavement now II
use in most of the larger cities. Mr.
Thomson gives the estimated cost o1
asphalt and vitrified pavements II
these words:
'In preparing estimates for these
pavements I have taken into consid.
Grafton the following items: Ths
amount of earth necessary to be- re.
moved in bringing the street to proper
lines to receive the foundation, tota
of 1867 cubic yards; the cost of com
Ipacting with steam roller, the sur.
face thus prepared; the construction
of 5000 lineal feet of curbs, the con-
struction in both cases, of concrett
sub-base, four inches in thickness
the construction of sixteen catch bas.
ms with proper inlets, for the purpose
Of carrying away the waters which
may fall upon the street surface; to-
gether with the usual incidentals o.
construction, advertising, engineering
land superintendent.
upon careful computation of th'
elements entering into these costs,
iestimate the cost of brick pavemen
las follows: ~
Property Owners Portion.
5000 lineal feet Of concrete
i curb. using granite nos
/ ing at the street corners, IS
at an average cost Of Is
cents per foot ...........$ 4.5OO.Ol
150,57S square feet Of pave
ment, including removal
sub-soil, rolling, 4 inches Sf
concrete. III inches sand ~.
/ o,,.,.sov vitrifod hricIr
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

today. Purdue lines up against the
Indianapolis high school team at La
fayette. and the Culver Military acad-
.emy plays its initial game with the
Kewanna Athletic club. Northwestern
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Crime Enough for Two Lives.

"0 6"O0V" 1VS w e1veos
SAN FRANCISCO. April ga war
rant charging Mrs. Botkin with the
murder Of Mrs. Ida Henrietta Deane.
of Dover. Della, was issued this morn
ing. Mrs. Botiin win appear in po-
|1ice court Monday morning. when the
date for her preliminary examination
wHl hesssts * -, s..
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

Pope Considering New Cardinals.
ROME. April 9.-The pope Is pre-
pairing list Of all foreign candidates
for the red hat and has requested that
all available information be sent him
regarding Archbishops Ryan. Ireland,
Farley and Chapelle. h. =.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Itish Fight okpotos.

LOND9N, April "A British, force
proceeding against the okpotos OF Nj
geria encountered force of the enemy
and battle ensued in which the Brit
isi1 lost four killed and 48 injured
The British found the head Of an Eng
lish officer who had been murdered.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Baseball In the West.

CHICAGO, H., April s.-Several Of
the leading college baseball teams Of
the middle west are scheduled to play
the flrst regular games Of their season
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Senator Green's Hearina.

NEW YORK. April s.-The case OF
State Senator George E. Green was up
for hearing today before Judge Edward
Thomas Of the United States circuit
court. Senator Green is charged with
being implicated in the postoffice con-
tract frauds. The case has been post
poned a number Of times, but it II
probable that the trial will proceed be-
fore Judge Thomas next. week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Aftermath Of Cyclone.

FORT WORTH, Texas April a.
Later reports make the casualties
from the cyclone in Limestone county
ten killed and twenty badly injured.
mostly negroes. The destruction
among livestock was extensive.
Twenty houses were blown to pieces
at Prairie Grove.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
jap Warsh;ps Sighted.

PARIS, April "a st. Petersburg
dispatch says that some of the ene-
|my's ships appeared before Port
Arthur last night, but retired when
discovered by search lights.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
,ealtis F,s.t waI Seen seil.s

Battle Fleet viii soe6 @eii. e
/ 81. PETERSBURG, Apsii s-N hae,
been ascertained that 10 warships Az
ready to assemble at 5Kronstadt in the
1hlf Of Finland on the 18th for equip-
hnent Captain Kudshiske. RussiaM
naval specialist. has made a report u
the car urging that the vessels -
dispatched to the FAR east by tn
northeast passage, thps saving twA
monthsr time. Taking this route the
feet would pass through -the Balt,b
70 the north Of Russia, then throuG1k
Behfing straits and down through thu
Pacific to the Yellow sea.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
l By Gas Route to Paradise.

By Gas Route to Paradise.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Rev. Joseph
is. Long, aged 20, a member Of the
Methodist conference in session here,
was asphyxiated by gas in his apart
ments at the Miller hotel last night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

Chicago Whsat and Corn. :.
CHICAGO. April 9.-May wheat
s5h @s4A; old July ssh @Ss; new.
July SSA OssK; July corn 54@53A. !.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09

Russian Army Of Nearly Millie0.
ST. PETERSBURG. April s.-In aE>
cordance with the wishes Of General
Kuropatlkin preparations are being
made to rush troops to the front In.
large numbers. One hundred thou
sand have been ordered to moBllixe
in the Manchurfan service. Quarters
are being hastily put in readiness for
them here. General Kuropatkin has
demanded 100000 reinforcements by
May and 100000 by August
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New Capital Of Philippines.
MANILA. April s.-The Philippine
|commission next week removes to
Bagnia. the new capitaf Of the Philip
lpines sf
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sugpsis That peIiols II Main, lll First s,esad a.
Third b Constituted lhs First ahg District
Gives EsIInasd Cost 4 ifrhid 80
Brick and Asphat

: = - ~ lAvp
loppl. VIA not ss''u ''1'
a = Genus ss'ase :. 80, a
- .s-t,on : .s47,1. 20
pdEslon 80 - =. ''''''0'' 'A'Nv
s5 .'
= paesel 8 = = e'len' :. =
per sRnars lool ''.+''A'''Y,
SsN 9. ~.p"." s'"e i
rroper'y owners po..'o roo -
oooV Illls.. lee' cul cn'e' e.o'' -''SS'So !.
.15o's7s square feet aspnalt
pavement .....:' -. '...' 4o't'1's0
,,.. -. ..
ToM properey owners
polE'on ....:.' '.''. {: '~'e'0's'''
C1tys ortlonE
44'o4z square 1eet comps !eo
pave pen! ..,... '.'.s...'.'. .sA1'o'''s'
. SUMMARY fis3
VitrinsH DElck--. ',. !'....1.
.Fropsrty o"nels por''on. ,s~-'''A'-Y
Cltyys portlon ..@:..:' sA''eA0'oV
-
Gr3sno eo!ai '''-.''''''' .@'A's' '''ss'
Aspna sE' -.
ProPe1, owners pol'lop 's'A'eo's'o
CITY portion 1855. '.''' l4'vs''71
/
~ e total - ''..,.. s00'' s'o7o
In le ABOVE ra'eS .ale y
proper aInounls Ior. .pecessa1s easci'
Da ssina Qq uranus. ~ q, ss'-
&Hparent saxln9 20 us ll's'sle' . =
fthis case .py tne laying ot saAa1
pavement ~ }le,a4V.pV. s'i'''fs
IN your clty' oWn1s ~ eAe 'le1l'
amount Of pavement 70 De laio' es'l-
mate tue necessary cnarse los il'a'"-
tenance TO De ABOUT : ana o-A"'cents
Iper square yaro per year. De1ls "
tai OF $fo.oo per year. -or aoou' so'
Per month from your eenerai Iuno ior
your insurance on your aspnaH pave
menf. s< go Ea',-5s
In our city wei nave iouno' IN tne
business portion an almost cone'nua' -
necessity Tor opening the street 70
reach Underground pipes sewers ano
conduits. We have FOUND the Drics
pavement, laid with the sand niier very
much more satisfactory ana econo"a-
cal to both remove ana replace .tnan
any other pavement. we allow nc
one but our superlntenoent OF streeeS
or his appointees' 10 remove OF % re-
place this pavement. tNTne COST ol
these removals Is very moderate ane
can be accomplished oy almost any
intelligent employe OF the street de-
partment, and does not require the
maintenance OF any plant nor the use
OF any tools other than those common
toathe department. This IS not true O
asphalt pavement however. Tnose
portions of asphalt pavement not roll
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Moscow Professor stransIed.

BERLIN, April 9.-Tageblatt reports
that Professor Wanoh, Of Moscow
university, was murdered by revofu-
tionists and his body was found today
lying in the street with this inscrip-
ton: Condemned to death by tn
evolutionary committee for acting -
q pelice spy and betraying Students
holding progressive opinions to the Au>
tAorities.~ The professor had been
Serangled. .s So
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
-Iapanese Prieoners nd lrkutsle.

japanese prlSonerS at Srkutsks
LONDON. April 9.-The Central
News Irkutsk correspondent states,
that 95- japanese prisoners have n.
rived there bound for T0msk whage
they will remain till the close Of tn
war.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-09
Queen lsabella u Dead.

! PARIS, April 9.-Former Queen lisa
bella Of Spain died this morning.
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CaII for Naval Resorvee.

:, 81. .PEFERsB6RG. AprH s.--IA&-
has prdsred l1rse name.
ber Of armored automobiles for, use In
Manchuria. An edict was published
today in which the czar directs TIA
STATS of the Baltic feet to be brought
to the full strength and also the tm-
mediate mobilization Of the marine
naval reserves. The only ones ex~
empt are those employed in the RUS
sian volunteer feet or in technical
establishments. 15,s..t -
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4 skIrnlsh Flght WIN ..16
q. Russians. ',''
When Al the Reinforosmsats callsa
for Arrive Will Havs Millien
Men in Manehuria.

LONDON April 9.-The Central
News Yinlkow correspondent wireo
that a Chinese report has reached
there that states that the Japanese
have crossed the Yalu and that D.
skirmish has occurred at Tatungkau>
i General Kuropatkin has finished the
inspection Of the New Chwang gar
rison. Ten thousand reinforcement&
are due at New Chwang tomorrow.
while $1,000 more are within day'a
march. The Russians now claim 70
have 100000 troops in ManchuriA..
more than enough to outfiank any
japanese force which may be adj,
vanced. General Wogack has suc--
ceeded General Krondovitch in com-.
mand at New Chwang. -,,s vaf
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japan Orders New eattisships.
GLASGOW, April L9.AJapan has
placed contracts with the Clyde ship
building firms, for the construction .of
two battleships to exceed in power any
afloat. It is not likely to be delivered
before the termination Of hostilitiesN
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amI I An. a ora" D q as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-28
Ell cOnfiictO de
los obispados

Ell ilustrfsimo sefior Obispe, Monse-
nor Blenk ha recibido una carta del
Secretario de Estado Pontifcio Mon
senior Merry del Val, participandole
que en- atencion las razones podero-
sas que expusiera en- el informe envia-
do al Vaticano, sobre la prentendida
division de la di6cesis de Puerto Rico
ell gobierno de la Santa Sede, ha apla-
zado deinitivamente la resolution del
asunto.
En- la misma carta, Ell Secretario de
Estado Pentifcio felicita a Monsefior
Blenk por ell acierto de los trabajos
realizados en- la diocesis
Es plausible ell buen tino y admi-
rable acierto con que ell gobierno del
Vaticano ha solucionado una question
de tai importancia, en- ell sentido que
satisface la opinion general en- Puer-
to Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-28
Pasa:jeros

Llegados en- ell vapor "Catalufla" "
procedentes de Geneva y escalas.
Antonio Castaher, Margarita O. de
Castailer, Ramon Frontera Pons, Fidel.
Venen Rivera, Francisco Gonzalez,
Angel Ortiz Soria, Julian Herencia,
Tosefa Osorio, Candido Farinas, Maria
Farifas, Pedro Farif1as, Milagros Fari-
nas, Tomas Sarrosi, Gustavo Bayan,
Francisco Ensinat, Mariana Angelit,
Jaime Magraner, Antonio Olivar Ru-
llan, Guillermo Morell, Jaime Ballester
Antonio Morey, Domingo Cruz, Eme-
terio Villamil, Bonifacio Prieto, india
lecio Savino Arias, Antonio Marquee,
Amador Pastor, Pedro Juan Ballester,
Antonio Marquee Rulan, Guillermo
Jose Frontera Marfstany, Cos
me Fernandez Quevedo, Jacinte Ro-
bert, Manuel Ortiz, Nicolas Figueroa
Ramos, Angel Monies Garcia, Fran
cisco Garcia Maya, Bartolome Jaez,
Antonio Soler, Vicens Juan de la He
rrera, Jacinto Espinosa Foulan, Apo
lonia Espinosa, Ramon Sanchez, Ale
jandro Mendez, Ricardo Jelpi, Jose
Bujosa, Andres Paster, Jose Garcia
Garcia, Francisco Bonen, Pedro Arpf
Keira, Guillermo Cabota, Geronimo
Area Miguel y Cereto Juan Soriano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-28
Hygiene escOlar

A los maeStroS Sc les han enviado
estas observaciones para que las fjen
en- las escuelas p1blicas:
PREvENCI6N CONTRA LA TUBERCULOSIS.
La tuberculosis 6 t1sis es una enfer-
medad grave que Sc puede comunicar
de una persona otra, y que podemos
evitar.
10 Manteniendo nuestras habita-
clones en- buenas condolences de salu-
bridad.
20 Observando una buena higie-
ne individual.
SALUBRIDAD DE LAS HABITACIONES.
Las habitaciones deben estar STEM
pre- limpias y bien aereadas.
Esto eS especialmente necesario
cuando Ia habitacion ha de estar ocu-
pada por muchas personals la vez,
como oCurre con las Salas de clase de
estudio en- las escuelas, ctc., las que
deben ventilarse abriendo ampliamen.
te en- todas epocas, las puertas y ven
tanaS durante ell intervalo de las horaS
de claSe.
Es absolutamente perjudicia1 sacu-
dir el polvo y barrer en- seco; pera linn
plar el polvo debe siempre usarse TN
paf1o h1medo; y antes de barrer debe
esparcirse por el suelo serrin humede-
cido.
No debe nunca escupirse en- ell
suelo.
HYGIENE INDIVIDUAL.
La linpieza personal es la primera
regla de hygiene.
DebemoS aSear nueStro cuerpo cada
dla con Ell mayor esmero.
Las manoS deben de lavarSe antes
de cada comida.
Es impropio y peligroso llevar a la
boca objetcs de que Sc hayan servido
otras personas: lapices, portaplumas,
Instruments de nusica, etc.; asl como
volver las paginas de los libros con los
dedos humedecidos con saliva, 9 ser
virse del panuelo de TN camarada.
Ell alcohol predispone la tubercu-
losis; no Sc debe jamas beber alcohol
nj licores.
La leche es I'm buen alimento, pero
debe tomarse hervida, siempre que no
tengamos la Seguridad de que no esta
contaminada."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-28
Rafael del Yalle, OpadOr

Nj hermano en- letras, ei buen anne
ricano John Happy ha trazado, con
pluma IN POGO naturaliSta y libre, la
fgura simpAtica y San tae0ns de mi
amigo Manolo Rosy, como orador.
T0came a mi llevar al caballete. el
lienzo donde ha de refejarse otra fl
gura no menos Simpatica, nj menos
amiga. La del famoso m6diCo, oculista,
bacteriologo y poeta de frlnla f0rsa
cue respOnde al nombre de Rafael del
Vale.
Enoiosa dificil es la tarea para
mi. Por que no Sc trata de un lnocen-
ton como Rosy, sino de I'm pargo de
mucha escama, de los que saben dar
con ls cola al cebo, y con una suavl-
dad cierto dejillo venezoano. es ca
paz de darle I'm dolor de cabeza al
cue la tenga mas dura que un ado
qu1n.
Dos veces NADIA mas. le he dido hablar
en- pdblico Una en- el teatrO, hace va
algt1n tempo. La otra, en- ell Ateneo,
la noche que ese respectable centro,
quiso honrar la memoria de mi cOmpa-
nero de estudios Eugenio M": Hostos
ell constante infatigable educacio
nista mayaguezano.
Yo estaba esa noche, en- I'm rincon-
clio del salon, muy bien acompafado.
Tenia a mi vera Jose Tomas Silva
Que acababa de llegar de Europa; ese
b06re muchacho que tiene tanto dine
70 (Dios Sc 10 conserve) como amor a
la terra donde nacio.
Y subio el hombre la tribuna.
Pisa las tablas con TN desenfado. mas
democratico todavfa que el de Rossy;
no tiene miedo al p1blico; nj suda, nj Sc
le enfrfan las manos, como a algunos
guanines de trapo, que fungiendo de
oradores, ne contemplate 20, tenn