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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-10
FL FALLECINIEN1 nj 0.
de Ia sGiOfita Ne
gr6n, en- Bayam5n.
Qu6ja1se aIIf del estadO antihigi6ni.
co de Ia Ciudad.
Sc 10 sTgGnlzlto ull oFgusstl para hlIl0s j fIO,
tls TOIIgIOslS.
(De naestro oOrrsspOnsaE. )

Agosto 8.-Hoy & las tras de ID madru.
gada, falleCi6 on esta Ciudad Ia uenorita
Ronaura Negr6n, hija del dibtiDguido ami.
90 81 lauresdO poeta NSgt6n Flores.
Apenas contabs RosaUTa 18 amos, en-
e1a edad en- que Las iiuliones le sonrefan,
Ia muerte la arFebata do Bu hogar, llenkn.
dolo de dOlor y pena, donds tOdo era antes
aIegFfR.
Rsciba 81 aaijido padre nueutro mas
gentido p6sRme.
-LIamamos ID atenci6n del uefior al.
rector de sanidad doctor Vazquez acaFca
del eatado Hanitario dc esta ciudad, que
no pueda ser m6a p6simo 10 que pareCs
que ha dadolugar que el titus haya
tomado 81 inCrsmento que ha. tomato. Nc
hay dis que no mueFa unR persona de tan
terrible enfarmedad.
TenemoB en- 81 CentTo de una Gale una
Cuadra de CabRllos, que no deis vivir en
paz aquel vecindaFio debido Il NAL oIor
que despide dicha cuadra. Tenamos que
lss cunetaa despidan olor nsuseabundo,
que 20 hacs impoIible reaistirIo,- Y tsne.
mos que, Beg6n se afrma, los perroB ,muer.
tos, ss tiran & orillss de- un rio, sontami-
nsndo las aguas irfactando -todo el
ambiente. Tenemog, por 6ltimo, una Jun.
to de sRnidRd local, que, q 10 que parecs,
hace 81 papel de la Carabina de AmbHosio.
-Ha Tegres0do de Comerfo, en- donde
eytuVo duFante Ia feata, .el ioVen Comps-
teute flrmac6utico Lcdo. Manolo Sanchez.
Viene el amigo Sauchsz muy bien impre.
nionado del Himp6tico pueblo de Comerfo.
Nos participant los seiioreS Juan jose
CarbeEdO (dominiCanoO y Jou6 GOnz6lez
haber oTganizado una orquesta en- esta
cindRd, cOntando con buenos m1sicos, para
bRiles y festag religiosan. Que teUgan
buen 6xito en- su emprena les deseamos.
Don Camilo Gon86IeE, competente
maestro de obras agFimensoE, ha insta-
lados 40 ofcina en- esta ciudad, calle del
ComeFcio.
Con motivo de log viajes que de- do
noche 81 trsnvfa del senior Vald6s, Sc nota
alguna animation en- esta ciudad, apesar
del NAL tempo que rsina ahora. Este
servicio ha 1ido muy bien aCojido por 81
p6bliCo, haci6ndose felicitar el sefior Val
d6B (hijo), pOr tan plausible idea.
-El sefior Hip6lito EspinOsa, alto em.
pleado de Ia Linea FsrFsa del Oests '
agente On eatR ciudad de e1Ge psri6dico, &c
encuentra muy mejor de II grave enferme.
dad que puso en- peligro ~ vida. Afor
tunadamsnte para su familia Dus hume.
rosoB amigos logr6 81 inteligents doctor
FosBag combatir lR anfermedad Balvandc
Rl amigo.
La COTrespOndencio tambieo ss allegro
de que ss hRya salvado 50 activo celoaC
agente.
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AMY ARIO de- La
muerte de HOstOs.

C6mpIense ms mans cuatro afos de Il
m1erte, acaecida "a Eanto Domirgo, del
inuigne patricio puertoEriqueno Eugenio
Marfa de- Hostos.
De SaDto Domingo hizo 81 pRtEia adopti'
va, y ald veneEan ID memoriR rindi6ndOls
los ms altos homsnaie.
Puerto Rico no debe olvidarle jam6B
FL tuvo para 50 patria ds nacimiento, los
mfa CaTos sfsCtos Y en donde quisra que
pudo hacer vRler Sus deraChos de pueblo
digno de vivir ID vida do la libeEtad, 90
dej6 OR 30 pslabra, , ga pensamisnto fu6
todo para 50 pafs.
Daspues corri6 & Tespirar 81 ambiente
nativo, difnndiando ideas de bian pro-
ClamsndO un patriotiBmo tan dignoy le-
vantado, que adm est6 vfvido latente
entire los pusrtorriquefios deI mismo temple
patri6tiCo que q , que supieron, muy pocos
por cierto, apreciar 81 gran vuelo do Bu
penaamiento.
RindamoB & la memoria de aquel senCi'
llo fl6sofO, 81 tribute de rsSpeto , amor
que debemoa los que tanta gloria ira
diaron Bebre el nombre de nuestra amRda
terra.
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srEMPRR La YERpAD.

ssCuando esta I'd. en- duda olga
Ia verdad.'' Fue un experimental
do y vieio diplomatico el que asi
dijo q un princiI iante en- la carre-
ra. La mentira puede pasar en-
algunas cosas pero no en- los ne.
gocios. El fraude y engafo q me-
nudo son ventajosos mientras Sc
ocultan; pero tarde 8 temprano Sc
descubriran, y entonces viene ell
fracaso Y el castigo. Lo mejor
mas SECURE es el deoir la Verdad
en- todo tempo, pues de esta ma
nera Sc hace uno de amigos cons
tantes y de una reputation que
siempre vale Glen centaYos po4
peso, donde quiera que uno ofrez-
ca efectos en- venta. Estamos en-
gituaci6n de afrmar modestamen-
te, que sobre estar base descansa
la universal popularidad de Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
Ell p1blico ha descubierto que
esta medicina es exactamente 10,
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con toda franqueza
Sc ha dado & conocer su naturale-
"a. Es tan sabrosa como la miel
contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nadcs con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Estos elementos
forman una combination de su-
prema excelencia y meritos medi-
Ginales. Ningun remedio ha tent
do tai exito en- los casos de Pull
monfa, Perdida de Carnes, T1sis,
Nal Estado de los NerYios, asi como
todas las afecciones que proceden
de Sangre Impura. Sci 81. DR.. J.
Izquierdo Brown, de Buenos Aires,
lice: He usado la Preparation de
Wampole, y grandemente satisfe-
tho de sus esplendidos resultados
q he administrado 8 mis- propios
hiios, teniendo Ia satisfaction de
hsber obtenido. un 6xito que no
habia podido conseguir con otras
preparaci6nes.S . El desengafIo. g.
mDosible. En- sOdaG las Boticaa
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UNA BUENA FIESTA.

AnoChe CelebrGron una animada fiesta
en- ID calle del Criato p6mero 2, de esta
ciudad, los sefoBe1 Gillies, Conley, Ed
wards, Snouruan y Bealtey, del depsEta
mento de Instruction de eatR isla.
Un esCojido grupO de distinguidaB ng no
ras y sefioTitaa : otros amigos de los refs-
ridos sefioreg, concurrieron Ia fiesta en-
cuyo prOgrama fguraron algunas piezas
de bale.
Concurri6 tambi6n el CoHnandante Lutz
de Ia policfa innulaE, y todou fueron per-
fectamenta atendidos obaequisdo1 con
profuai6n de dulces, helados y reffeacoH.
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Trio Al BLANCO EN- FORT NIAGARA.
Los muGhIShos dol battalion puoTtoTIquaKo obtu
tuN0rOR CIneO prsmIos.

En- el tiro d blanco que On Fort Nigga
ra verifcara parte del ej6rcitO nortsams'
ricano, recientements, loa muchRchos del
battalion puertOTriqueno obtuvieron nm
espl6ndido triunfo.
Sc otOrgaban doce prenios y tOmsban
parte On 81 match 1855 individuoR.
De los citados doce premips, llev6F0nBe
nuestrou Compatriotas, cinco, uno de plata
cuatro de bronco.
Esto Hupone para los pueHtorEiquefies
honrOsa ejecutoria, y ea brillante demos
TRACTION de sus aptitudes para ls carrera de
las aFmaB.
Entire los viotOriOuou figuran 81 capitkn
Taubbee, 81 BaFgento abanderado se10r
Capitfali 81 BaTgsnto Corres, el cabo Alers
el aEtf6ce Hernandez.
Los muchachoB del battalion pue1toTFi.
quefi, fueron muy feIicitadoB.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

-Aumenta conBiderablemente 81 mime
70 de familias de esta ciudsd do SantuF-
Ce que va por Las mafianas Ia playa del
"Condado" tomar los bafios de mar.
OtEag van al "PaRque" aIgunaR & IL
pIaya nituada al norts de las GALES dc
"Dos hermanos' "Duffaut'', de Santur.
CO On donde tambi6n hay buenaS POsas.
-El senior Am6rico Salas ha instaIRdo
algunoS abanicos el6ctrieos On Bu este bleci.
mientO EI Popular con ObjetO de proper
Cionar freBcO 4 los numeroBoB viHitAntsB
que cOnCuFFen dicho eAtableCimiento.
LA sociedad ''Refugio de Nifos De
sampSEadon" por medic de su Tesorera IL
BefiorR HeribeTta Garcia de Guzman,
ha reCibido nm donativo dc Hesenta aiete
dollars pToCedente de la distribnci6n
heChR de loB fondos que qusdRron de la
extinguida "WoOmRn's aid society,"" de
San Juan.
Programs de las piezSs que se toca-
ran en- 81 Ateneo en- 81 concerto del ldnes
12dsl actual.
Primers: "Feutiyal March" Mendels'
HOhn, Rendix. Ssgunda: "Ths Singing
Girl" Selection, Herbert LaDgey. Ter
cera: . "Spring Song" F. Mendels'
Bohn, ''Notturno," op. n6mero 2, F.
Chopin. Cuarta: "Leve Land" walt1es
Abe Holzmann. Qaints; 'sPilgrin Cho'
rus "Tannhaussr," r. Wagner. Eexta:
"Hungarian n-nceg," j. BseRmesater.
A Las oCho , media.
En- el TegiAtro civil 20 han inscrito los
nacimient0s de Jaime BarceI6 Disz,
Eugsnio AFtieri Brsgona , Emiliano Her.
nkndeE Rodriguez
-Esta taFde sAldrG para Arecibo, ell
iugeniero de cbFas pGblicaB, don Luis
Rubio AFana.
DE Arroyo ha ido onviada la 81
guisnte teTna para alCalde: Bef1Ees Vale.
Fiano Virella UEibe, Luis e. BAssolo ,
Jesds M. Rodriguez.
-rHa Bido Conducido 4 Ia c6rcaI muni.
CipaAS dispoaici6n del fiscal del distrit9,
sl individuo Nicasio Canaleg acunado de
huFto do nm csballo.
-Anoche fac deteuido, acuBado de abu.
20 de confanza, 81 individUo Alfonso
VazqueE, porque le dieron vsndeT un
Felicario y no e1treg6 50 importe. FL
valoE de Ia preuda eS de 35 paHos el
RCuSado la vendi6 On So.
La mayor pRrts dc los maastrog apro.
DB0V@I @Wu uO uhu uEmAuo GU8 C0nGI@Gol
LAS CoDBtrucciones en- Miramar, De
van multipIiCando. Los edificioB todog
SON 81 estilo americana europeo levan'
tGndose elegantes y de muy bonito ~.
pecto.
Aver tsrde he llegsdo eata ciudad,
81 doctor Alfonso Paniagua, inspector de
sanidad del distritO au', On asunto del uer'
vicio
-Desde aver He encuentFa en- San Juan
el SF. Valeriano VirsllR UTibe, OK dalega
do 8 Ia C6mara , pOsiblements alCalde Dc
Arroyo.
-POdemoB informar que dentro d
neiH meses Ia communication telef6nica, com
binada, podr6 CftecaF nm serviciO, hastl
la mas Rpartada casa de Ia t'tima Rldea
81 agi 10 neCesitara aTguien.
-ToCan y6 "a teFmino Las obras quC
Ba oAt6n hacienda en- 81 edifcio del depaE
tamento del 1utsriOr. TOdas las ofcinal
quedarkn c6modamente instsladas cor
mucha luz.
la ,COmisi6n codii ladora de las Ieye.
De Puerto Rico, Celebrar6 seai6n hoy.
-Pronto ger6 pEesentads al Attorney
General, 10 pEopueSta para cubFiR Is plass
FaCapts De ''maFuahr' Do Il OOEta "a diu
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IN pr6fggO dstaHId0.

Ell teniente Bird de Ia policia ingular,
detuvo aver, auxiliado por fuerzas de- "a
demarcaci6n, en- Is carreteFa de Rio Pie
dran & Caguas, al pr6fugO Ramon Gonza'
lez y Gonzalez que % hAbfa escapadc de
los trabsjos de la carretsra de Bpyam6n =
que cumplfa cOndena ca 81 penal dc eats
Ciudad..
El pr6fugo fue detenido an ID casa dc
nu muier hasta donde le igui6 la piata Ia
poIicfa.
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On Ineontlo On Santa Isabel.

Ell Official de la poliCfa inuular enCargA-
do del diHtrito de Guayama, telegraffA 81
Cuartsl general que anOche Las echo =
45, ss inici6 nm incendio en- los suburbios
de ls p6blaci6n, eI que fu6 extinguidO pcr
la poliCfs , el pueblo, sin mas consecuen'
ciag que la destruction de On bohfo.
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cOLOCACIOMEs.

Pueden obtenerls una 1oven s sefiora
que Conozca di6NjO y una joven que liable
iDg'eA entienda algo de lsbores = de tra.
bsjoH de Ofcina. DilijirBa 4 The Porto
Rico Drawn Work and Embroidery Go.
lTetuan IA, San Juan. 15.v.G
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Una momll.

81 famouO arque6lOgo Mr.. Theodore
Davis, ACADIA de deBCubrir Ia tumba de
una Eeins dc Tebau la momia de ella.
Esa reina que vivid antes del nacimisn-
10 de Noises, fu6 la madEe , Ia inspiEado-
Ea del famoao rey hereje dc Egipto.
La tumba habfa sido IAbFada en- la roCa
, 20 enCOntraba iunto la del roy RamseI
TX, uno de los do menog impOEtanCia do
O. dinAntia.
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On remedio Que
curs los desarreglos
catarrales de los ri.
Il 8, realmente
debiera considerarse
como el remedio del
hogar. La Peruna
es Ell dad 9 70
nnn.naIn
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sE VENDE UN BOTE propio para
paseo con "a toIdO de pOpa pToa, Cuatro
Temos, tim6n, ancla galvanizada , CuatFo
orquilIaa de metal, TODD On buen eatado =
baEatO: para infoFmS, Luna 1G6 8 spaR'
hda udmoEe 1,Qa6. 8NG
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La Pe-ru-na, AItamenfe RecOmendada.
Sr. g. B. Fizer, Mt. Sterling, KY, nos
escribe como sigue:
t'Por los 6ltlmos afios pasados he pade-
cido de los rifones y la Vejiga.
''En Ell mes de MARIO empece tomAF
la Peruna continue por tres mese0.
emo Ia he vuelto usar porque 70 10
siento mas dolores.
'CfeO eSEar bfen de un fOdO, y 60y
pOr 10 fantO mi mas alta recOmend9ciS8
Eas prOpriedadeS curatiYSS - -
Peruna. /"
Cuando se abandona un catarro en- lOS
Fihones, puede muy bien desarrOllAFo0 ea
una enfermedsd conocids por dtabetes u
cual es cast impossible curarSO,
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renemos archivados mIle8 6s tssty.
monios como los menoionadOs on 0sta.
Tenemos Ta diSPoslc1en do nnestros
lectoreS el vasto ndmero ds recommends
clones que hemoS TeCibidO = reCih1maa
todos los msOOOs
NIngdn otro meaiC0 "a q mun6o ~
Focibo tel vOlumeR Dc tan ontnstnstaa
EocOmsndasioaoB.
cOnsuEtHs ASA
n DI. q. .. Hartman dAr0 COuss'os
medicoS gratis q cue % sOIicito.
DiFecci00: d. q. b. HArtmna. g.
Aambus. Ola RHOAA,
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En O1ta imprenta 90 vsndo papal dc pc
ri6diCo visiO { 92OO Lon A8 kilol (asn qGin-
tal)
The sun., 1907-04-21
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
CamerOns Win Amateur League Cup by
Defeating Boys Club

Scoring hve goals to their opponents none
In the final round Of the cup tie OF the New
York Amateur Association Football League
at Bronx Oval yesterday afternoon. the
Camerons Of this city successfully defended
their right to hold for another year the cup
they won In the opening competition last
season. The eleven Of the Boys Club of
New York contested the deciding game with
the champions but at no stage proved dan
gerous. The winning side. after getting
into its stride In the FIRST half and being
sun. scored 4 goals in good style and upon
reversing ends added still another goal.
The fact that the Boys Club players did
not penetrate the Camerons' net on single
forward work as lt was due to the splendid
performance OF Ensor. the Cameron goal
keeper. who proved iuvincible in his position.
In the Championship match OF the Metro
contested on Ontario Field YESTERDAY the
Caledonians had no difficulty in winning
from the New York Thistles by 5 goals to ?.
led by 70 o. Taylor having scored twice for
the visitors. once from penalty. and TAFT
and Martin once. each. During the second
period. the Thlstlee braced perceptibly with
the result that Coville and Turner each got a
goal. while TAFT obtained the 1fth goal for the
CaledonlRns.
The around at the Cove, West New Brigh-
the Brookjyns played a fast game OF soccer
with the sailor team OF the steamship Car
mania yesterday, the result being draw at a
goal for each side, all the scoring being done
favored by wind and sun. Watts scored for
Brooklyn and Tyler for Carmanla.
Two schoolboy teams enjoyed wen con-
tested soccer match in Flatbush yesterday.
team downed the eleven OF the Macon A. C.,
70 the tune Of goals to ?.
The sun., 1907-04-21
hoy RIVAL TO FLANAGAN.
Talbot Makes Worlds Record With NJ
Pound Hammer At InterschoIastIc Meet.

EOuAlu hAinulcT NJ utcFsctlobabuC Wects
PRINCETON. N. j.. April 2O.-The eleventh
annual interscholastic meet under the aus
pices Of the Princeton track association was
held here on University field this afternoon.
The track was slow on account OF recent snow
and rain. and a strong wind swept over the
field. Notwithstanding this. however. the
schoOlboy athletes did good work.
Because of the proves Of Talbot of Mer-
cersburg the games will long be remem-
bered. The Pennsylvania broke the worlds
record to-day in throwing the ~ pound ham
mer. He hurled the weight 100 feet and 0
inches, after a magnificent series of tries. II
was on his last attempt that Talbot smashed
; the former figures. He is a giant in build
and has done over I7O feet in practice with
the 10 pound hammer. il is said. Talbot
also took first place In the shotput with 40
The meet was won by Mercersburg with
81 points. Next came the Central High
order Hill School, AndOver. George School.
Tome Institute. LaWTenCevllle, Peddle In
stitute, DTexel Institute, East Orange High
School, Re aiding High School and Brown
Preparatory School. Last year Hill School
Besides the sensational performance Of
Talbot fitzpatrick Of Andover was the
feature. In fact Fitzpatrick was the. whole
school sent him only TO be its representative.
Fitzpatrick scored i3 points. He got first
place in the 100 yard hurdles, second in the
220 yard hurdles and runEinR broad Jump,
Of a great athlete. PAUL OF, MerteTsburg
was another star. He travelled over the half
and one mile in easy f8shion. showing bis
heels to a, speedy field. The enc mile relay
School won by few feet. The Philadelphia
boys showed fine form throughout.
The sun., 1907-04-21
SHEPPARD AN EASY WINNER.
CrAck Distance Runner Easily Beats Bailey
I'm Games Of Public school -.

Public School II Of Manhattan. and
situated on East EiEhty-sixth street. held its
annual games last night at the Eighth Regi-
ment Armory and the building was packed
to the doors
The mile handicap open proved the main
event of the night and it had NJ. W. Sheppard
on the scratch mark. Others in the fray
were Winfield Bailey. who sportTd the winged
foot Of the New York A. c. anG who had 50
yards; b. Mann OF the Pastime aud 4. AlexRn-
der OF the Clark House. both had fifty yards.
Bailey led for eight laps, after which Shep-
pard caught him and had matters all his
own way to the tape. He beat Bailey by
about thirty yards
The two mile handicap cycling event was
s. Cameron of the Twenty-second Regiment.
He was on scratch and won in 4 minutes 81
seconds. These figures beat the old mark
OF minutes 50 Us seconds. made by Cameron
himself a couple OF years ago.
In the ~ pound shot open handicap Herman
Meyer Of the Irish A. A. G. was the scratch
man Martin Sheridan had a handicap OF
feet. Martin won the first medal easily,
and in fact had the handicaps been chan ged
completely around 10 would have been q
better arrangement. Sheridans put was
so feet 81 inches.
The closed events made plenty Of excite
the 30 yards for first year mid gets the fellows
were no taller than a water pitcher but they
entered into the spirit of the race in high glee;
G. Widmer OF class l. B 2. was the winner, and
he hopped along the floor as frsky as tame
hare other boys who did well were Starace,
Menert. Shary, Schneider, Waldele, Wilke.
Laloni and Kurth.
The sun., 1907-04-21
YALE VARSITY TO ROW MIDDIEs.
Contrary TO Custom, Ellis VIII BE Repre-
sented by Their Best Crew at Annapolis.

NEW HAVEN. April 2O.--It was learned here
tonight that the Yale boating officials had
practically decided for the first time TO send
the varsity eight to Annap polls TO row with
the Middies on May (. For several years
Yale has sent a crew there to compete. but il
has always been composed OF men who were
rowing in the second boat with one or two
perhaps who We're in the varsity shell The
Yale varsity captain and the veteran oarsmen
have not been allow ed to take part in this race.
being kept here at hard training straight
through the season from the time that the
winter training began until they left for
Gales Ferry early in June. IL has been the
custom of the Yale coaches to keep the men
who had their Y out OF this race.
This new departure was decided upon by
the rowing officials because the boat this
year Ia composed almost entirely of new
material, Capt. Ide and stroke BOulton being
the only veterans in the varsity as now row.
ing. The Annapolis race will give the new
men valuable experience that they need. in
the opinion Of the Yale coaches and which as
vet they have never had. While the varsity
This year is not up TO the standard not having
row ed as yet more than % stroke. the crew
can row that and row II well.
The men who expect TO 20 to Annapolis in
clude Auchincloss bow: Griswod, 2. Rice.
3; Hoppin, 4: Taft, g. Howe, 8; Ide, Z; Bouton.
stroke.
The sun., 1907-04-21
COLLEGES IN Triple ALLIANCE.
Harvard. Yale and PrincetOu Together
IN Rporta

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-A triple alliance
OF Harvard. Yale and Princeton In athletics
Il assured. As n prelude to such step
third game In baseball between Princeton
and Harvard will be played this season In
case Of a tie This already has been arranged,
and TO show that each college is working
for an alliance and making every sacrifice
to get It through 1t need only be noted that
Princeton has consented TO play the third
game at Cambridge. It being impossible for
the Harvard team TO leave college at the time
II Is 10 be played, June ~. owing to IL being
examination week
II necessary the third Harvard Yale pane,
which il scheduled for the following day at
Cambridge. will be moved along to the fol-
lowing week and played at New Haven on
June 49, This alone would indicate that
Yale Is working az hard as possible to place
Harvard and Princeton on friendly terms.
believing that each Of them should have two
big rivals.
a football game between Harvard and
Princeton has not been definitely arranged,
said a Harvard man to-day who IL in a position
to know, but we have been working for 1t
for some time. and it will be played at Prince
ton Saturday. November 0, the week before
the Yale Princeton game at New Haven and
two weeks before the HaTvard-Hale game at
Cambridge. II his arrangement fits In ger
fectly with all our plans. as we have for sew
s-al years played Dartmouth on the Saturday
before the Yale game, and this leaves No
Vember o as the only date feasible for us TO
meet Princeton. I ne baseball arrangement
which has worked out so smoothly has proven
that the football game will be fixed up before
long
1T has been stated upon several occasions
that we were trying 70 patch up our football
difficulties with Princeton because Of the
unfortunate break with Pennsylvania, which
] was sorry to see | think the trouble be-
tween these two universities was a silly mat
ter and carried too far There is no good
reason why Harvard and Pennsylvania
should not continue athletic relations ia
everything except football, that being i'm
possible when we get the Princeton game.
There was unnecessary bad blood over the
Harvard Pennsylva ania break, and II the facts
were known both OF the Institutions would
appear foolish in the public eye ach made
maay blundeFs and mistakes. and no COM
promise was attempted. aCh lost its head
completely
AT Cambridge we are having a difficult
time with our athletic affairs. The faculty
and trustees have taken a hand and are CON
duCting matters along different lines. Next
fall our football il "A most doubtful quantity.
In the first place the schedule will be limited
to not more than eight or nine games and our
coach. Joshua Crane. though a fine man, ~
worried considerabl about the men at college,
lie Ia not much of a football player on past
reputation. but for the last two years he has
been the man behind the throne, supplying
all the plays that Reid gave his team, but
which were unfortunately never tried out
by Harvard against Yale"