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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
JIU JITsU At HARVARD.
SaS@ssss Wss.sIisE Are Go ~ TassRs
Neat NeaF.

Snpanese Ngestttne Are 60 ne TaU9he
Neat tsaF.
The art &C jiu jltsu will bs taught at
HarN ard university next year. aud
Harvard men Who can afford siIO Ter
the privilege can learn ~ much about
this sciencs as they desire. says q spe
cial dispatch from Cambridge 10 the
New York Tribune Their Instructor
will he Prufss-or T. ismsshita OF 10
kyo.
Ever since the FIRST Of last winter the
crimson students have b,-rn greatly
Interested In the arr 70 JapanrSe vFss
Ting aud jiu IltSu through two little
Japan,-~e students. \ Taxi nni e. YO-
kOyauia. who have appeared 40 regular
intervals throughout the winter aud
wr,Stlesl for exercisr ou the - mna.
stun h.,oT. Geurge a. Iyewi-&en Amer
lean isoy and the r,sImuatr Of Taxi.
has also wrr-tls,l with them. ~ that
undergraduates have hid u go,Sl
chance o. $50 how uue % their own
kind sDccesSis With the art
Each % these thr'e Wr,Stl-rs j. en-
thusiastic about the sport. and u l.
largely through their efforts aud inter
est that the university has bs,.a given
the opportunity 90 have regular Skill,sl
instruction On jiu jItsu next year.
Al the IapaneSs students 10 Harvard
arr Interested In a." cunning Vt FRO
fssSOr Iamashita h. Camhridg. NEXT
fall aud inasmurh as all ~ them arr
youngsters who stand well up s,s.ially
the new sport II b'fng taken az a.
fad by ali the Weather stuEl"nts Ia the
university. az the forty boy- vlio 80
far have -igniflsSi their intention Q" ~
ceive instruction In the art neat year
By FAR the greater numbrr com. 'rum
Mount Auburn street. FROM th' r,-giUu
Of Claverly hall AMI the uth.r palal.al
private dUTmitoriss This T. "a iuIfsr
tant feature IN th. Introduction ~ any
sport Rt Harvard. o. have II imm.vl.
ately adopted by the most influential
and leadinR men
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29

hEPhnsENTAIIvE 1OHN SHARP wILLIAMA
or fOes. politically. tle mrmi-rs of the
house alnI"st tO q man admire him fof
bis h"tssty and sino-rity
Congressman Williams Was boru IN
Memphis Tenn. In IS54 and r,ar,,i ina
hs'nIe Nb"-- culture GRATED VA atuaO-
phrrr faN"rabl" - the growth Of
hove foe lit"ruturr and l,arning. Young
williams prTaryl for cOIl,-ge at the
ksntu,'ky Miliiay institute. Frank.
fort. and cDutinu,l hls studies at the
University "f thu Suuth. SsWanse. the
University Of Virginia and ia. Unlyer.
sity e Iieisi"lirrg In t;rrmany. lie
sta,lisi Law ausi in 1873 Was admitted
90 thu bar H. has Travelled mush In
EuroI.e. anl bis min,fis rich In the his
tory AMI k'rr ~ the ulsl world Hts
sIsSS'hes have classic haVUr that ~
minds cine 20 the "FatOry 10 the elsier
sch"Ol 90 statesmen the representatives
and srnators wliUse Orations art found
not aluBe In hack nunit-rrs In the Con
Er,ssiunal RerDrd. hut IN the school
bsoks ~ ,"tlny
Nhrh - Williams In ISga decided
that be- would IN. e. go tu congress h.
vas Otf,ossl fur the nomination by an
individual known as Wash Gibbs. who
had quite rsPutation as a cuon
hunter. While campaigning Ia KEN
prr cVunty, Miss t;il,l's proved him
self such an adept at climbing trsys
and wtekling an Al that his fame
sl'rsad aBd be was In a fair way 90
6ecOms a l'opular hrro. LEARNING -
the fsats pcrfvTucd 10y HE rival Mr..
Williams drterminsyl 60 circumvent
him. lie knew BE- was ~ match Tor
the brawny and liorny handed Gibbs In
feiling and rilnbing trS<~. ~ be hit
upOn aROther plan of campaign. lie
infurIDsd the committee of the county
that hs WOuli like b. 80 ca a cOOn hunt
and that he was an exp-rt at tie game
Quite u large party started un the hunt
The candidate for congressional hOn-
Ors armsd himself with a bundle %
roman can'lI,s Wben the sl.sgs trs,Sl
eD"ns he lighte,i candleS and Srnt the
balls sI'uttsring into thu trt-c i0l,s. This
brought the c,stus down Ia short order.
Williams AMI his party returnsyl with
cOon meat fer al. aBd h. cauiel ths
county OyefW irlmingly.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
DEFENDER or OLD GLORY.
csaf~esgaae's n~bske 90 usasas
Whs TsFs sh@ Fias FSs Zee.

A private dinner party at tle Iiutc.
tsleswOrth cafe Ia Atlanti, City. y J..
was brOken up az an early hour the
other morning be,ausc Of guarul
over the dag. says the New NOrk Tr.h
une. Thpe women aud thr" mru
had Ord-rsd a dinner In hUt"r 81 10"
birthday % one 81 the young women
The women insisted Ia tearing their
napkins into shrsSis and WayIng tlrm
e. strcameFs over their beads Dii.. uf
the party carried q large -ilk Ani,r.oan
Gag The woman Ia who>e huuur ia,
party se-me,i 60 have bsyu arranged
grabbed the 1aR aud triad to tear IL
NJ For tim" sic Was prevented
frum doing - by Der cOtuiauiuns but
finally s.vuryl and torr II into -Iu,,i-
Her artiun Was Instantly ,uud,mu,zi
by others who saw IT, SEATED ~ruu
diSiansr away was Maior William 30
Marvin 20 Savannah. ':a lie BE- ON.
odd '"nf,Sls.rate Spii.rr aBd wealth,
planter lie saw the American rl-
torn and hasirn,yi To- the tab. Nu,u
the six w~re seated
"FoF shame" he cri'-l ''to tear o..
rag of yUur ~VilHtry uui di~ar.r' % b.
this uanmf. Give d 10 u~, I v.r'
% tell yUu. miss that its an "uI.I-.
o. tp.It this bis-~Ss,l emblem iu tu.r
manHer. Years aga. admit. ! fuY-'r
against tie STAR aud strIIs-. DuI .
th"ugLt was doing right Suv
thru things uaIe ,lianesyi AMI 10 u, Pei
no Cur Who bvcs tie obi az l-ti'F
than ! d.. and wont S;rud ~ auu
49, u turn and insults,d Just io pl,'a>'
n Voulan"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
DeIAnd, County, Florida Friday, July 90 1904.

nad" iok Hnd then .usp-uds an I'M
m"ii-'' thl'k canvas tank from the side
beams. III" engines pump the SEA wa
''r mi" this tank. which h - dep that
Va" swimmers may dive from the deck
h"u~" into H. There you have a bath
pure. STRENGTHENING fr,e frOm every
contamination aud every danger. Il
has proved very popular Every morn
INK the blk tank GA the ship GA which
! cru>~'-d was alive with swimmers.
while %" ratings AMI th'. buats a. the
dn'its wer" us'-i icy the other % sssn
GERS 10 view ~, sl-,rt"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29

An engagement ur to- falu
u N.r1 serious thing
And ~ quite uuust-sz1Fv
T. Huuuur,s ~ With q ring
An thHb d. at have their r0usina
Ari their usiFhilurs g. q tea
All stth EtEEl-z and atth hiushss
Toll the news Nhs yuu and me
Oh. thfE g"' riEht dHvU O. business
o. ttr Nal4 ftr away
All th'N q. U.f thiuk rugaEemruts
Are s ipk- 20 all th.y -ay
~ 'rEa cement 60 the Nalu
iGr'Tr s'ii, Co.. this RESPECT
That fh- PARTIES o. th- Contract
N-ttF s4H-f frHW neglect
E.f thHF each devote attention
U" tn .tf.T "a R-rs he's q
b"4gl they d. ut aHit tul nlarrtaEs
T. h-Ein tI.if little sfat
Tn HN"ra- o. Inns ensa Esmsuta
f.r thFv Hftsl lad g. -trtfe
hut .ur CerI-rfs ~ ths Naiu
H. most .Iss= ar, f.r NE
William wallace whi'slo,k IA Nga
Y"rk Tinss
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
Timber Lands Wanted.

The sndsFslgnsd wants 10 Par-
chase pine timber lands in this
coantyi largo bodiss, heavily tim
bored, preferred Will bay any
snoant, large oF small II you
have such tinbersd lands foF sale OF
lsass. give description.
r. v. Hoses.
DeTAnd. Fla
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
MIOOCEAN BATHS.
Tpsysssr T~ta. ~ NsseI Fessss- 90
Paetae O-eas tlser-.

Henry Cl-i'urue Hr,-'ks. n tTayehT
reJrntly r,-turnssl fruIn the ori.nt. wa-
at the Midland bols-i. IN Kansas City
Cor a few Lours the uilisF day "a r,utr
60 his houle In Es,,zioR. says tie kan
Sas city star.
AR Bpssks has made thr,, trip
srOgDd tie w0rid. And IDS really
small place b. went on to Say. "aui
One Sses few cl,angs-L This trip. law
ever. ! did aud ~snsething B-w anal
novel That Was the mislssvan baths
Ia the Psoslc. Now. when yOa crsss
the AtlaB'tc yOa SIT the r,7gulatiun 10
tIe barl'sT shop hath Oa ~rVeral 81
the BE- l.n-rs hrlohging Co tie Pacific
Mall Steamship cOmpahy q NV fea
TURF has lssrn aslied
Early each morning the crrW ~.
a1Oyes the planks Oa the after ppanr
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
state - Oh,". cts 10 Tul,-l"l -.
t.usas County.

state 10 uhiu. tltN 80 iulsti" -.
iusas Cuuuty.
Tauk ! 'h.u~y make cath that b.
O.. th, s,.ui"r Isarin,-r "f the tiTm of .
Z JI..ug, A go. dang business Ia to-
'iy of Tol,-ln. county aud STATE
aI,r,.ad ahd that said Grm viii pay
The .um of On. Hundred I'ollars Zee
sa.b and every ,a~, uf Catauh that
,anB"i H. cured 10y ths us- 10 Halls
Catauh Curv trank 4 Chrnry.
SuOu o. l.sfarc ne aud sul,s,Fils,,l In
u,y Ir,~sn,r. this ,gh dap &C I,,.ccmls,T.
4. %. isssi A. ". Gleas0n.
N"lary Pubic.
sail
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken internal
" aud acts diTe,tly ga thu blood aud
nu,puS surfacsS 81 the system. Seud
for testitnonialz. fnve.
y. J. Cheney a 90. Toledo. q.
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halle fsmily Piils ara tha bosI
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29

Flrst purchass a tsecoming light wire
frame and cover the crown Tam
fashion with the shirred null. then
form the brim In a soft. huny siyls
about thu face from several rows -
plated null Flowers 90 ribhun may
~ ADDED ~ desired. hut the simple Nm
Eerte hat Il the snartest
Hand painted net and lace are other
materials employed for these confer
ttona
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS.

GSnEr~ssisaaI leader O. Lsaraed.
sharp - Pact - W~Il - asms.
The TEMPORARY chairman Of the
Democratic national convention az 81
Louis. Representative John sharp VII
haHss u Mississippi. g. a barn leader
u men When be- l. addressing cOn-
Errss On an important question u ~
Impossible 60 listrn to him five min.
utes without being convinr,-l that be- II
strong man A. h'ader Of the Demo
cratic minority IN the house q repre-
seniativrs b. often comIH.ls colleagues
% differ from him, bat whether friends
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
GROUP

j. a violent Inflammation of the ma
cOus membrane Of the wind pipc.
Which sometimes extends 10 the laTynS
and bronchial tubes; and i one at the
most dangerOos diseases Of children.
10 almO-t alsays comes en In the
night Give Frequent small do-cs OF
Ballard's HoSshOuna Syrup aud apply
Ballard's SaOu Lniment externally
70 the threat sc, sec, elloo All drug
gis1A
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29
DAINTY LINGERIE HAT.

One That O. Chas.ias sas Easy yes
tAs tss@s aiisssss 60 Cspy.
TIE lihgerie hat which us-i 90 - the
summer beadeear % the very small
youRg lady l. NV bring worn by her
btE sister aud ber mother. too. ~ TIA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29

ees voUsfo LAotga aossoss Va
:. ODnBs eNVl ~ -. On % The tca1inH
\ rna.a'a 81 NouaR tn1ira On IT, sssuth. Nee
eal11nEA Flanoe aBd sqaipnsut. CsmPls
80 ee.fA ornad muQ11nin eceneFy u Vel
80 AmeI lona taaoAonA fuli oauF.e. CaIsrF.
vetezK e99enlaHna 81 Ar1. mnaie aRA Rlaca-
tlel. Csu-ae1lza NeIlNEl1r. s1n1safs from ~
EzfzEit.SzEsl'sI.i - - $780,. Va
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-29

REET FIsB,
Attorney -Gt-Law,

Pu.stiSins Ia AL state aisa frisrzl IuuTIs.
Gvn ~ CTstainai basius-s EiNrn Cafvtu vi
attentiuR.
sVeClsI iasliitlss loS inVvsalssiiiss aRd rrT.
tsciinB land thies
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-05

J. n. Hansen, of Newton, visited
Logan last Wednesday. He states
that the farmers west of the river
feel much encouraged by the frequent
storms which are soaking the land in
good shape. The people interested in
the Newton reservoir were much
exercised last week over their storage
of water and the safety of the dam.
At the end of last season the gates to
the dam were closed. Ice formed two
and one-half feet thick during the
winter. When the thaw was on last
week the reservoir filed up with a
great deal of water and raised the Ice
around the head gate. A large piece
was frozen to it, and as the ice raised,
the gate went with it. 1t was
thought for time that all the storage
of water would escape and the head
gate be ruined. The piece Of ice attach
ed to the gate was very large and
could not be removed, but the happy
thought occurred TO one Of the men to
blow the ice with dynamite. This
was done and the gate dropped to its
place, thus saving the water and head
gate. The dam is being carefully
guarded to prevent break, as an
occurrence of that kind would be a
heavy loss to the farmers in that
| vicinity.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-05
Farmers and Team
STEERS Attention.

Now that Spring is approaching, we
desire to call your attention to the
fact that we have been making up har-
ness and saddles of all kinds during
the winter. We are prepared to take
care of your wants, we therefore kind
ly invite you to call and inspect our
harness and saddles and ascertain our
prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
We guarantee our harness and saddles
to be handmade. and we use the best
leather IN them that money can buy.
DO not purchase some imported stuff,
when you can buy direct where they
are made and get what you want. We
take pride in the fact that we make the
best harness in the State OF Utah. We
also carry large quantity Of harness
oil In bulk, all ready prepared for use,
the very best on the market. Bring
your cans.
tIsTEa AND NIELSEN,
80 W Center st. Logan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-05
Genera1ities.

We collect all kinds Of indebted
ness. II. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
Mrs. i. T.. Keller visited in Brigham
first of the week while Attorney Keel
er attended court.
The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
Board and room wanted, In a pri.
vatc family preferable. Address X,
care this office. OF leave word.
Douglas S3c0 shoes the best in the
world call and see them, at Andreas
Peterson's. POS
If you want good cup Of coffee,
Johnson's Cafe in the Palace building
is the place TO get it. If
We are the agents for the Whitney
Baby Carriages new and complete
line just arrived. The best made.
A. G.. Luudstrum Furniture Co.
w. W.Hall has retired from the Lo-
gan Furniture Company, having sold
his interest to the remaining partners
n. 4. Larsen and W. X Burnham.
If you want your moneys worth do
not fail to see the play "A Woman's
Honor Wednesday evening, March .,
Ut Thatcher Opera house 35t2
The Thatcher Music Co. is fitting
up the room formerly occupied by
Dunbar Robinson < Co., and will oc.
cupy that place ere long. 1t is the
intention of the Thatcher Banking
people to enlarge their quarters and
extend TO the west, taking the room
now occupied by the music company.
The star" grocery has changed
hands, MeSsrs. :. Band .. Il. Thatch-
or selling to George Il. Felt, Il young
man who has been in Logan for several
months. Felt had formerly been in
business in Deep Creek and is also in,
terested in the sheep business. The
Thatchers will pay all debts and col
lcct all accounts.
\ family reunion was held in Rich
mond last Tuesday at the residence OF
George Thomson, county superintend
ent OF schools. The gathering wa,
occasioned by he birthday of Georg,
Thomson, ST., who was seventy-four
wears old on that day. Mr. Thomson
had the pleasure of seeing all of hi
children at the gathering, also forty
one grand children.
j, b., }. W, and Dan Lloyd, broth
ers to Ezra Lloyd, LA &c been in Logan
the past feS days attending to Tempt
work. The two former boys are from
Snake River and are well-to-do ranch
ers. They are Of popular family an
quite extensive, there being famll
OF ten living boys aud four girls. A
are glad TO see the Lloyd brothers an
hope their visit will be pleasant Will
they are with us.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-20
Incendio

En- Halifax, ell principal puerto del
Canada y el "Gibraltar del Nuevo
Munde', ocurrio I'm fuego no hace
mucho, que por buena parte del dia
amenaz0 consumir toda la ciudad. En-
pezo por el sur y un fuerte ventarron
del mismo punto faciIitaba la obra de
destruction. Sc destacaron soldados
de la guarniclon y marinos para ayu-
dar a los bomberos y polic1a, el mis-
mo jefe del apostadero, almirante
Douglas, dirigi6 la faena de combatir
las llamas.
Fueron destruldas con dinamita unas
doce casas para aislar el incendio, pc
70 SobrevlnC TN cambiO de direction
en- ell viento y la ciudAd Sc salvo. Ar
dleron ocho nuelleS, doce allnacenes,
dos hoteleS y IN ndnero de tiendas.
Las perdidas materiales ascendieron
a $500, 600, con un seguro de $500, 900.
Hubo dos bomberos lastimados. uno
mOrtalmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-20
Il A Il E RI A

Marcel Petitgueux, ingeniero bel
ga, de paso en- Nueva York para San
Louis, San Franc SEQ y Africa Meri-
dlonal, salio Ell jueves antepasado POGO
deSpues de media noche del Cafe Mar
tin, a dar I'm pequeno paseo por Broad
way.
Habia hecho I'm gasto de $4.25, que
pago con I'm billete dc S., Y recuerda
que al salir del cafe metio la cartera
e4 I'm bolsillo interior. Llegado que
hAbo a la calle 2S, Sc palpo ell bolsillo
y &ho de menos la cartera-que con-
tenia 1000. Despaes de todo, 10 mas
que habran podido hacerle ser1a de-
jarle como su apellido, quiere decir,
en- tanto que "gueux' signifca "por-
diosero", mendigo', 'desharrapado".
amen de otras cosas algo peor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-20
En- honor del glorioso
Arcangel San Rafael

Mafiana viernes al toque de oracio
mes empezara el Triduo que en- la
iglesia parrroquial de Santurce dedi-
can q San Rafael los devotos del glo-
rioSo Arcangel, cuyo piadoso ejercicio
continuara el sabado y domingo 4 la
misma bora
Ell lunes dfa "a, las nueve, misa
cantada con toda solemnidad, y ser
mon,
Las voces, a cargo de distinguidas
sefioritas del poblado, dirigidas por la
seflorita Conception Aguayo la Salve
y la misa sera acompafiados por la or
questa que dirige don Jose Laza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-20
Nuevo lugar de recreo

Nueva York va a tener un nuevo
lugar de recreo que sera, dicen. supe-
rior cuanto de la claSe existe- 6 ha
existido en- Ell mundo.
Sc ha cerrado ell trato por cincuenta
acres de terreno. que vienen 4 ser
unas veinte hectareas, en- 10 que LA
man Dyckman Tract, con frente &
Broadway, Ell Ell extreme norte de la
isla de Manhattan. donde la numera-
cion de las GALES transversales es de
de 2ooa. en- 10 adelante, siendo CON-
prador Andrew J. Cobe, presidente
de un sindicato.
Hay el plan de gastar 81. 900 900 6
mas en- la empresa.
Los pianos eStan va aprobados, y
Sc Va proceder inmediatamente
los trabajos, pues para JUNO que vie
ne Sc espera que el lugar este alberto
al pdblico.
Es de suponer que la cantidad arri-
ba menclonada sea exclusive del pre-
clio de compra de los terrenos que, sin
duda, han de haber costado mucho
mas de 2.ooo,oo y aln asf no ha de
bastar otro tanto para las obras que
aparecen en- proyecto.
Sera un parque al que Sc entrara por
un paseo de 1900 pies de largo por
100 de ancho, extendiendose diaeo-
naltnente de I'm extreme q otro del
parque.
En- el centro del paseo habra I'm
estanque, sobre ell que Sc pasara por
puenteS cOlocadoS en- puntos conve-
nientes, y estara iluminado por luces
electricas ocultaS y dispues6s para
que produzcan efectos artisticos en- Ell
aqua.
En- derredor del pcrque Sc construi-
"a TN acueductO de casi tres cuartos
de 1nilla de longitud.
AdemaS de los pasatiempos que son
regla Ell lugares semejantes, habra al
deas lnglesas, alemanas y alpinas; un
gran teatro, I'm pabellon de baflo en-
lago alberto, salon de bale restau-
rant Ell ell colgadizo con frente al rio.
En- ell paSeo principal Sc erigiran kios-
kos donde So pondran 4 la venta GU
riosidades y recuerdos del lugar.
I'm claSe de musica, Sc presentara
10 mejor de 10 mejor. Cada aldea
tendra su banda u orquesta, y en- Ell
pabellon 9 glorieta principal. bandas
de reconoclda f4ma daran conciertos
en- ocasiones especifcadas. La cues
ton culinaria dejara POGO que desear.
La empresa Sc encarga en- adaptarla
todos los gustos y fortunas, de pro-
porcionar comida cuyo precio recorre-
"a toda la escala entire IS centavos v
Is pesos.
A peSsr de la distancia, pues la en-
trada principal quedara en- Broadway
y calle 2IS", 6 muy cerca, no habra
mayores difcultades dc acceso. El
Transito Repido, que esta para inau-
gurarSe, podra transporter a razon de
$4,000 personals por hora, y ademas
podra irse en- boLes por los rios Hud-
son Este, por dos llneas de ferroca-
rril de vapor y por carros electricos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-20
DeSde Washington

iDonde esta ell tema9 iSobre que
"vamos" q pelear? Asi como Geroni-
mo Paturot anduvo, primero en- busca
de la mejor rep1blica, los dos grandes
partidos americanos andan en- busca
del tema principal, abserbente. ara sio-
nante, para la campafia electoral.
NADIA! NADIA en- perspective! La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-20
I'll entierrO de la
senorita Egozcue

Conmovedora manifestation de due
10 result6 el entierro de aver.
Testimonio de la popularidad del
seflor Egozcue y del aprecio que me-
rece y tiene en- nuestra sociedad tan
distinguida E infortunada familia.
A la hora anunciada sali6 ell corte-
jo f1nebre de la casa mortuoria. en- la
calle del Cristo, pasando por las GALES
de la Fortaleza, San Jose, San Sebas-
tian plaza del Padre Rafo hasta la
metropolis.
Formaban el paf1amiento un
ndmero immense de personas; pertene-
cientes a todas las clases sociales.
Ell coche fdnebre iba materialmente
cublerto de coronas.
En- las cailes del transito Sc agolpa-
ban en- los BALCONIES conocidas damas
de nuestra sociedad para yer ell desfle
mortuorio.
En- los BALCONIES, algunas encantado-
ras mujeres estaban llorando.
La banda del maestro Tizol toca ba
una Marcia f1nebre durante todo ell
trayecto.
En- la presidencia del duelo iban los
dos hijos mayores de don Manuel
Egozcue, don Juan Hernandez Lopez,
que despidio el duelo con hermosas y
conmovedoras palabras aleunos ca
balleros mas
Iban tambien en- la comitiva los Sc
flores Mufloz, Lugo Vina, Quevedo
Baez, Padfn (don M1guelD, Arrasate,
Fernandez Juncos, del Vale Atiles,
don Manuel Calder6n, Luifa, Suarez,
(don AngeD, Lomba, (don Jose Maria
Colorado, Sanchez, Sabat, doctor Ra-
mirez, Fa bian, (don RafaeD, Quiros
Andres, Lespicr, Infante, Campillo,
Canellas, doctor Dobal doctor Goena
ga. Dones. Daubon (don Jose Antonio)
Lopez Sanchez, Malfn Padial, Herman
dez, Velez Lopez, Luzunaris y Cor
bea.
Iban tambien los senores Salas,
Freire Barbosa Cordero, DR.. Blondet,
Bazan (don Antonio) Monserrat, Gui-
Hot, Urrutia, Contreras Teruel, Gar
cfa (don Pedro) Echevarria, Lcdo
Ginorio, Palacios, Guillermety, Perez
Losada y muchos ca baleros mas que
no hemos podido recordar al hacer
eSta rese71a.
La clase trabajadora tuvo en- ell en-
tierro una nutrida representation.
Ell seflor Hernandez Lopez estuvo
elocuentisimo despidiendo ell duelo.
La solemnidad de aquel momento
era augusta.
Ell numeroso pdblico escuchaba, con
la cabeza descubierta la palabra del
orador, que soma ba con ecos de iris
teza, con inhexiones de dolor.
En- las azoteas, en- los murallones,
en- las bocacalles Sc agolpaba la gente.
La esplanada estaba LENA
Con la Ultima Erase del orador en-
pez6 ell desfle de los acompanantes.
Hasta ell cementerio sigui6 TN gen
ito immense, al feretro llevado en- hom-
bros.
va duerme en- paz la angelical cria-
tura.
A sus padres infortunados y sus
hermanos reiteramos la expression de
nuestro pesame.