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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
WILLING To MEET
St. V|NCENT'S
WILL NOT DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST CATHOLICS
Declare No Correspondence Has oc-
Cured Between Athletic Man.
agements-U. S. c. Conf-
dent of Victory

The students of Occidental college
are wrathy at the report in a morning
paper that for various reasons they
are not desirous of engaging in dual
meet with the track squad of st. Vim
cents college, Guy White, the captain
of the Presbyterian track team, is
emphatic in the statement that Occi-
dental is willing to meet any college
in Southern California and that they
have no intention to discriminate
against st. Vincent's. The Occidental
authorities declare further that there
has been no correspondence between
the athletic arrangements of the re-
spective institutions in connection with
a track meet, and that they stand ready
to compete with the st. Vincent's for
athletic honors if arrangements can be
made satisfactory to both Institutions.
With the first intercollegiate track
and field meet of the season but three
days away the U. S. C. and Occidental
supporters both profess to have conf
dence in the outcome. Loyal U. S. c..
will get at least six "firsts" Wednes-
day, with an encouraging proba blity
of a seventh. The Methodists claim
the 100 and 220 yard dashes upon the
strength of Parsons and Dunn. Heb
bard is counted upon for the two mile
run and the shot put, hammer throw
and pole vault are tossed in among
the U. S. c. laurels. The relay is also
considered a certainty for Prof.
Holmes pupils.
In calculating the Occidental pros
poets both the high and low hurdles
are conceded to the Presbyterians
Hagerman will be the reliance of Oc-
cidental in the fences, and should be
able to leave Elliott, the most dam
gerous U. S. c. man, yards behind at
the finish. The $50 yard and mile are
also expected to result in victories for
the Highland Park students. Both
should win the $50 and mile handily,
though U. S. C. depends upon Bovard
to press Roth closely and take second
place. The high jump is conceded
upOH lHe superiority VI I1dllIldCh anu
Hagermans work, and the broad jump
is expected to go entirely to the High
land Park athletes.
These ante bellum representations
upon the part of jealous partisans give
U. S. c. one more first place in the
meet than Occidental. 1t will be inter-
esting to see how these forecasts are
sustained Wednesday afternoon. The
meet is likely to be productive of sew
eral fractured records. The u. S. g.
track will be in fine condition if the
rain holds off, and the men will have
the advantage of one of the best cinder
paths in Southern California
Occidental has finally become salts
fled that Dunn has not accepted re-
muneration from the athletic manage
ment of the high school for acting as
| the tutor of the track team, and
that his amateur standing entities him
to participate ion in Wednesdays events
| He will go north with the u. S. G.
team that is to meet Stanford univer-
sity, and, with Parsons, will form the
| u. S. G. mainStay i'm the northern
meet. Dunn has been running the 10C
i'm eleven seconds and he should be
placed with Parsons on Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
OCCIDENTAL STUDENTS
TO AID IN GOVERN MENT
Form Organization Which Will Dis
cuss College Affairs With
the Faculty

A student organization has been
formed i'm Occidental college, which will
to large extent, control many of the
affairs of the college. The organiza-
ton is made up Of the students of the
college who i'm turn elect a cabinet of
representatives.. Affairs of interest in
all phases Of college life including
studies. athletics and social functions,
will be brought up for discussion at the
meetings of the body and suggestions
will be received by the faculty from
this organization.
The inter-class rushes will be gov
erned by a set of rules drawn up by
the organization and failure to conf
ply with the rules viii meet with pun
ishment from the cabinet. During the
early part of the year there was much
IN feeling between the college men and
the "preps" because of the actions OF
the latter in interfering with college
affairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
HARVARD SCHOOL NINE
DEFEATS BONITA HIGH
Local Boys Win the Third Successive
Game of the League
Series

On the grounds of Harvard school
yesterday afternoon the military acad-
emy nine defeated the team of the Bo-
nita high school by a score of II to 9.
While there was ragged work at times
it was a well played game, considering
the fact that the boys have been un-
able to practice but little during the
week, owing to rain. The diamond
was slippery and several costly errors
were charged up to this cause. Dam
erel, the Harvard center fielder, played
a clever game making a base hit and
three runs and gathering in a high one
after a hard sprint at critical period
of the game. Hill also twirled a cred
liable game for the Harvard boys,
striking out fourteen men and making
two base hits and as many runs.
Crane, the Bonita left fielder, did the
best work for the visitors, making
three runs and two base hits
Next Saturday Harvard plays Whit
tier high school.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
Physicians Everywhere
Know the Value Of Pyramid Pile Cure

Gratitude alone prompts me to tes-
tify to the efficacy of Pyramid Pile
Cure. Last March 1 bought dollar
package at the drug store which
cured me of bleeding piles, and l was
sufferer from them for eight years )
but had not been troubled with
them since, until last September, when
l gave birth to baby girl and aftef
that / had a very severe case OF pro-
truding piles. which trained nurse
said was the worst case she ever saw
and my doctor told me to get Pyramid
Pile Cure again which l did and was
completely cured in three days. l
have not had piles of any kind since
and it is all owing to this wonderful
remedy MY nurse took box, Whlch
1 was glad to be able to give her, Tor
| know she will be able to help lots OF
suffering people whom l could never
see or know.
II recommend Pyramid wherever
know of any one suffering as dld' II
gives me great pleasure to be able TO
say | am entirely cured, which my
doctor says is true. 1 say God Bless
Pyramid Pile Cure" From former
great sufferer Mrs. II. Ancott, 1905
Unity ST., Frankford, Philadelphia, ia.
This remedy. which is sold by drug
gists generally in fifty-cent and one
dollor packages, is IN a supposltoIy
FORM is applied directly to the parts
affected and performs its work Quietly
and painlessly. Its value Is evidenced
by the testimony given above and we
urge all sufferers to buy package
now and give it trial tonight. Ac-
eept no substitutes and remember that
there is no remedy lust as good" A
little book on the Cause and Cure OF
Piles is published by the Pyramid
Drug Co, Marshall, Mich, and will be
sent free TO any aqdreS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
To Train at Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara has been decided upon
as the reporting station for Seattle
this year. Hall has made date with
Frank Selee for a game between
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19

G. George l.. Pierce, owner), Mollie
Hasl1ins q. r. Gaines, owner.
Novelty, three teams as follows
Palo Verde and Lady CDR. w. A. Con-
molly, owneD, Black Jim and Black
Bess (R Hynes, owneD, George and
Lady Washington G. w. Nickerson,
owner), Actor (Allen Hunter, owner),
Rowdy Boy (Charles Thayer, owner),
Black Swan CCharles L. Moon, owner).
Josephine Or. Bourland. owner), Billy
X. (R. V. Cooke, owner), Clay o.. Z.
Keller, owner), Klondyke Wonder OR.
c. Mccormick, owner), Hamman (L. j.
Christopher owner), Gilbert I. 81. w.
Snowden, owner).
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
Gen. WalIace's Funeral

CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind, Feb. Is.
The funeral of Gen. Lew Wallace this
afternoon was private, in accordance
with his expressed wishes. The body
was placed in a temporary vault.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
apoes Death End AII?v

Attorney Edward l.. Hutchison and
w. L. Griest, formerly newspaper
man in Denver, will speak ON the
above subject before the Progressive
club in Broadway Central hall, 12lh
South Broadway, this afternoon at 2;45
o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
King of All Cough Medicines

Mr.. ". q. case, mail carrier or
Canton Center, Conn, who has been
In the u. S. service for about sixteen
years, says: I'VE have tried many
cough remedies for Group, but Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is king of
all and one to be relied upon every
time. We also find 1t the best remedy
for coughs and colds. giving certain
results and leaving no bad after eff
fects. We are never without 1t i'm the
house. For sale by all leading drug
Rlsts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
A Real Artist

But there is one resident of 'Ioway"
who has it on all other correspondents.
This lad is none of your inexperienced
ball players. He has tossed the
leather for the Independents, cham
pions of Clarion county, and from his
letter is anything but a cheap artist
who is willing to play in slow COM
pany. He heard that Seattle was
going over the country with fine
toothed comb for promising talent and
so, after mature deliberation and
cogitation, resolved to let Manager
Hall know that ne was open to an
offer. But he was considerate and
refused to arouse hope destined to
disappointment in the breast of the
Siwash manager. So he appended a
list of conditions, the acceptance of
which would assure his presence upon
the coast.
He opened by calmly stating that he
really would not like to play ball in
the northern section of the Pacific
slope and insisted upon confining his
diamond activities to the periods when
Seattle was chasing the sphere in San
Francisco and Los Angeles. He was
sure that this procedure would even
tuate in marked Improvement to his
health. He stipulated further than
Manager Hall should use his influence
to secure him Cthe newcomer) posi-
ton in a gents furnishing goods
store" as he was an experienced man
in this line. While not lifting the
sphere over the hedge at Chutes park
he would be in the running for sweet
ness and light by selling socks and
neckties to gents" But this chap
was too dinked versatile for Hall and
he will remain in the east unless Mike
Fisher snaps him up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
THEY WANT TO
PLAY BASEBALL
RUSS HALL DELUGED WITH
APPLICATIONS
Hundreds Anxious to Join the siwash
Leaions-seattle to Play Chi
csgo Club at Santa
Barbara

Russ Hall, short stop and baseball
magnate, is given to philosophic COM
ment upon the ways of the world in
general and the professional baseball
player i'm particular Russ will as
sumo responsibility for the fortunes of
the Seattle contingent Of diamond
artists for another season, his work in
that capacity when he succeeded Parke
Wilson having proven amply satisfy
ing to the supporters, material and
otherwise, of the Siwash legions. Mag
nate Hall has been wintering in Los
Angeles and completing his lineup with
the aid of Uncle Sans mails which
fact accounts to some extent for the
necessity of putting an extra shift of
clerks to work at the local postoffice.
BY actual count Hall has received over
500 letters from aspiring mortals who
yearn for the padded NIT and the
elusive horsehide.
They Want to Play Ball
This gives but a faint idea of the
numbers of husky young men who have
a consuming desire to became profess
sional ball players, and Hall is given
to reflection thereon. From all sec
tions of the habtable world come COM
munications setting forth their writer's
niftiness in swinging the stick and
stabbing the torrid ones. 1t is hardly
to be wondered at that Russ makes it
one of his daily tasks to file away
certain class of these missives for
perusal during the season when the
fates appear determined to ladle out
victories and high percentages to the
opposition.
At these times of course Russ natu-
rally feels blue and disconsolate but he
solemnly avows that his private tone
of unconscious humor is then his most
treasured possession. A gentleman
who has witnessed the passage of
thirty summers writes that he is sure
he would be ID great acquisition to the
Seattle infield if he could but come to
an understanding with the manage
ment. He ingenuously admits that
he has never played ball before, except
during a limited period as star twirler
of the Pine Corners nine, but he has
been practicing faithfully of late and
is willing to lay any odds that he will
show as real live ball player with
several characteristic kinks and nice
form.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
HARVARD
BONITA
SUMMARY

Home run-Stanton. Two-base hts-Dickson
C) Sacrifice hit-Miles. Bases on bals-On
Hill q off Thacker, 1. Struck out-By HILL
II. BY Thacker, S. Umpire-Cole.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-09
PsrI6tIeos rseibldos.

Hsmos recibido Ias aixuientea publ
csGiones: SRevists del Ateneo, publ
caci6n bimensuaI consagsada al cultivc
y propsRaDda de las ciercias, artes y
letras. que We Ii luz p6bica en- estR
ciudad.
sLs Muiar en- So Casa. reviata men-
sual de lsbOres. pcnnomfa dom6stica y
modas. declarRda fitil para que pueda
ssFvir de textO On lhs escuelas de Es-
pans.
81 Propsganda Ilustrada,s ; reviata
mensuat de literatuFs. artas 6 indus
trius que Sc edits en- New York.
Sci Tsbsco de Cubs, ; reviitR tabR-
calars independents. consp grada & ID
dsfenun de u sgricultuFs, lA industria
y el comercio de tabaco.
eEl Mundo Latino.2 prima mensunI
ilustrada, que contiene msgnffco texto
literaFio.
Acusamos atentsmente recibo de to-
das. eBtimando 81 obsequio que So nos
hRCe.
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Jeremiah aClSa d SI
IliiO de- habGro 70
badO SI fortuna.
Hobo Sansaci6a en- Brooklyn euaR-
do iG8 COnOGIta Ia aGusaCi6a
del pObT8 anGlan0,
Ahora el hiio Ia yerna afirman
Que probaran que ESQ no es
cierto.

Alpgando hsbsfIe robsdG Ga gran
fTtuna 50 hiio y So yeFns. Jeremish
Fitzpatrick hs empezsdO nd sanssciO-
nal prnceso On contra de ellos, para Que
Il rest tuyan propiedades VsloradaG on
S1 600 600.
AntsFiormente Fitzpacrick, que foe
presideDte de uua gran munufsctuFR
de vidvioa. fu6 tAmbi6u teDtdo como
un gran f f'6ntropo. un gran spstenedor
d5IR f6 cHt6lica Es personal amigo
del aTzopispO Farley y fu8 durants
muChos Il ls Uresidente de ID Sociqdad
de San Francisco JAVieF de Paul Fun
do tsmbi6n ell hospital de San jose en-.
Harlem
Mr. Fitzpatrick Vive aEora On el
& nero rs de alturaa de Colpmbis en-
Bro klyn.
81 hij1 y Ia yerna 8 quianes Rcugo.
sen u nora y el sen r Fitzpatrick.
sos ousles tien8n uns hermo8- cssa en-
N Juff K 81 padre Les 4cusa de
que Gu ndo 81 se retro de les neg 9ciOs
de % gran meDuf.Ctura de vi1riOs. no
solsmente di6 ~ hii j smea M inta'
res 8 0aFticipaci6n, por valor da 500
mil pesos. sino que le 9i6 tambi6n po-
ceres ndministrativos sobre ot-ss pro
piedRdes, ValOrsdas on mas de 500 mil
pesos.
-Estas dltimas uropiedadas1 -dij1 81
anCisno, -estsn phora en- possession de
mi hi y su muisr. EStoy convsncidO
sin &c ,ero slguuo de duda. de que mi
hijo j smes me hs rob edo prSctiC0men-
te cada centavo de los recursos que 20
tepgo en- el mundO.
LIS decIsraci6u del anciano ha pro
ducido senssci6n en- ell cfrculo de- sus
,nocidos, en- tanto que su hi james
piega rOtundamente tan tremenda acu
s4ci6n.
81 dec'ara shora que hsr6 una ro-
tund& negstiva para vindiCnrse On Cor
te sbierta de eSos Cargoa express
algunos de aus smigos que el aseguro
de is gran msnuf ctuFa de- yidrioa se
quem6 pu Is noche del % de Septiem.
bre de 1904
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G0IagI0 en Jersey City.

Desde ell dia 10 de agosto- 1905. quedaFa
alberto en- Jersey City, iunto { New York,
un colegio bajo la direction del acredftado
professor den jose u. FajRrdo, maestro de CO.
mercio contador pdblioo professor de ms
truccion, ex-superintehdente de esouelas,
donde Sc dara & los alumncs instruction pri-
maria superior completes; tenedurfa de
libros, oomercial e industrial; caculo mer-
oantil incluyendo FL re banoa; correspondent.
cia formas mercantilesIe en- ambos idiomas;
escritura en- mauuinilla, Itodos los sistemas;
taquigrafia, dibujo lineal, mGsica, ingles,
espanol, trabajo manual, gimnasiA- Lp
aducaci6n relig Osa ser6 de Confor midad con
las instrucciones recibidas de los padres =
encargados. Habr& un depsrtamento espe-
ciaI para las nifias, qutenes dia noohe esta
rian al ouidado de dos sehoras de reconocida
doneidad. La entrada @ ell colegio cuesta
$l5, el estipendio de 81 semanales, por ade-
lantado, la cual ldaa cubr ra la O. sa,
comids, lavsdo. ensenanza, librcs, y medici-
mas en- casos leves Para mas informes dirt
gi1se al professor JOSE L. FAJARDO.-B-x
10 JERSEY City N
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-09
lGUAGEROS EN- GUYANA,
Los pr6ximos festeios patronales
Moret Campos Y Atiles Garcia.
q mnestro Corresponsal espeoioz.

(De ao6estTO COrrespOnSaJ especially
JUNO 7.-Fuertes Z sguaceros han cal
do huy aubfe estn ciu lad. con benefcio
inmansO para lR cCmAYcR
N6tase bsstanta snimsci6n local pR-
ra los Drimaros f stsi que en- honor
del patron S AntoniO de Pa1us, se
celebrarsn del 81 l3 del actu.I.
-Ei respets bic cab sllero 8, II ,r Mo-
razzsni, uno de los mas anelguos y
promineUtas comerciantes de esta villa
Rb4ndOna tempOralmeDte sus ftenas
cOmeFciaies. trAsiAdandose & Europa
para alentar Ia educaci6n da suR hii0s
-Pr6x M amente recibir6 ell sacra-
meDto dei bAutiamO IN min de los eg.
pOana F1ote Sara el Dadrino eI se nor
r U piano C1l6m. Fl seal de Is Corte de
Dlstris de Ponce.
-Ei hogRr de nuaaEro respectable
amigo don Jes6s Ms. Texidor pass por
m mentOs ds pFuebas con 10 emf srma-
dad que squpjS6 & una de sue sprecia-
blas hiss, por cuyR sRlud Re deaVela Ell
ant r de In doIiente.
Los publicistsq poncefI1s AZ fiores
MoFel Csmpos G. Atiles Garcfa. han
permsneoido sqrf vaTias dias, oCupa-
dos en- eli expenofo de Ia importante
obra SIX aleidoscopinD Ia Cnal hs tenidO
buena aCogids y f vorable 6xito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-09
Tres amos eSillO flo
tandO una bOtGIla,
a0VBlGses lalaCl6n de unOs ntu-
t8g0s
ltITnaIl qaG hay On uanuseIliO
ont0Iad0 on ana iSIa del
aeaanO.

Los Angeles, Cal. Mayo 27. Ha
sido encOntFaaa en- 81 Ocean0 Pa
cifeo una botella, que contiene una
nota, frmada por Wilbur A. Ha-
iris, en- Ia que dice que Ell era unO
los que tFipulaban ell buQue meii-
cano eEl SOroS, peFdidO ca Mayo
de 1902
Tambl6n dice en- la nota que Lo-
pc Anittemenoz, otro de los tripu-
lantes, estaba en- poses On de IN
manuscrito en- frances en- Ell que Sc
relata Ia historic de la misteriosa
p6ralda del. buque xDanphin Of
frances
Dice, as4 mismo, que este manus-
critic fu6 enterFado en- una isla per-
dida en- ell oceano. de la cual da la
direction exacta.
La Dotella de referencia pstuvo
fotanao por eSpaciO de tres amos.
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no AGATARRARsE

I'll oatarro es una enfeTmedad que Glene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los or
ganos del ouerpo ouyas funciones fuerzas
debilita profundamente. Els causa freCuen-
te de la sordera; afecta la vista, la narfz y la
garganta es generalmente por donde en-,
pieza la tuberculosis tisIs.
La misma faoilidad y la frecuencia con
que Sc pesca un catarro hace las personas
indiferentes para Curarlo y la gran mayoria
no Sc preooupa de las consecuencias.
Los bafios frfos por la mansna Immediate
mente despues de deiar 81 lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las currlentes
de aire son preoauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabsjo el obsetvarlas Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, m aE ehcAz, mas facll
mas positive y tambien 81 que aconse]an
los medieos es la Emulsion de Scott de ace4
te de hfgado de bacalao.
Es sorprendsnte la fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gfa poder de resistencla que recIbe ell
Cuerpo humane de las pequenas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO lie admin stTan
con Constancia Esta Ennulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parJes deblles vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industri8-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emu stones
vinos 6 preparados los que atr buyen pro-
piedadts curativas que no tlenen hasta hay
uuten Sc atreve decir en- letras de imprenta,
quS u peGIO1oo v hoAOS441a % uu aA4nA OAUOs
lQue es ell petroleo? Un aceite mineral
que SO usa como combustible para lubricar
y limpiar maquinas para alumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que carece de la pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, ouai eS la
asimilac4on; que pasa al traYes del tubo in
tesUinaI sin mouiticarse sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no uene ningu IA
de las propl .dades cura,ivas alimenGicias
del aceite de hfgado de baca4o 81 So dijese
que ell petro 60 is un alimento para maquI-
mas podria pasar, pero no para Ell cuerpo hu-
mano.
si teneis alguna duda, preguntad vues-
tro medico Gl os confirmara esJa v.rdau; y
81 estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aconsejSra que tomeis Ia Emui-
ci6n Ia Acotf
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Department Of tho Interior.
Bureau Of lnsular Telegraph.

San Juan. P. r., May %, 1905.
Sealed proposals.. in duplicate, Wlll be
received at the ffi se of the Sup't. of
In6uiaF Telegraph. eDIpu taCi6nS build
/, g, San Juan, r. R for telegraph
DOleB, in lots 90 described below, until
8 o'clock Z. m. Jane %. 1905. and then
Opened.
LOT H. Seven hundred (7OO) tele.
graph poles 80 be delivered, distFibu-
ted IL to 3 kiiometeE. between klI0me.
seT.BtOne 81, iuAt south Of AibOnito
Bnd kilometer stone 130. il the city
Of Ponce, along the central carretara,
kOhWn 90 the MiIitary road, between
San Juan end Ponce.
LOT 2-Four hundred (400) teIe-
graph poles. ia be delivered, uistribu.
Ged Ii TO 0 ktlOmeteF. between kiiO.
meter stone %. near LII Muda, and
kliOmeter.st0ne 81, near Las Cruces,
Same csrretera described in lot /.
LOT 3.-Three hundred (3OO) teIe.
graph poles, de iVeFad IS follow: City
l50) at Plsya HumaCBo; fifty (5O) at
P,sya Nsguabo: fifty (5O)AS NaRuabo
(OuebiO); fifty (50) st Fejardo (pueblo):
tifsy (5O) ~ Luquillo: fifty (50) at Bio
Grande.
Bank forms with inatruclions for
ma king proposals and further infor.
nation will be furnished intending
bidders upon application sc this fise.
Envelopes containing proposals must
be mar ksd ePrOposaia for Telegraph
Poles.o and addressed to the ur,ler-
signed. Il. q. Nc Gwsg0n. SUP {. Of
/ autar TaIe praph