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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
HIGHEST BATTING
AVERAGES EVER

Greater batting averages this season
than I'm any previous year are creating
some discussion among the fans who
are studying the dope sheets OF the
year just closed. Twenty-Five hits in
the American. league which Boston
made on Thielman. of Cleveland, Aug
/. and FL hits made by Pittsburg on
Mathewson. Taylor and McGinnity,
Aug. 22. in the National league were
the records of the year.
Boston led the record I'm 1906 with
23 hits of Chesbro and Newton in the
Greater New York team.
In the American league this season
there were So games OF Is hits or more.
against 36 such games last year. The
list shows 10 games Of Is hits each, l3
and rs hits, three with 10 and 20. and
one game each OF 81 and 20. In the
National league there were II games
hits. fve OF IS, two OF 10 and 20, and
one of 81 hits
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
GOLF MATCH Won
BY THE Q|JAKERS

Brookline. Mass. Oct. 26.-The golf team
from Philadelphia, by playing the Massa-
chusetts team to a tie in the forenoon
and winning four out OF Ave matches in
the foursome play in the afternoon, won
the right yesterday at the Country club
OF meeting the Metropolitan team for the
Lesley inter-city cup today.
In the afternoon foursome the contest
between Mcfarland and Carr of Phila-
delphia. and Anderson and Whittemore
OF Massachusetts was the feature, and,
although the local team played the course
i'm 76 n record for the old-fashioned two
ball foursome their opponents tied the
score on the 18th green and won the 18th
and the match.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
YALE COMEDIES
IN THREE TONGUES

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 26.--The Yale
University Dramatic association will pre-
sent on the evening of Nov Is, triple
production OF comedies in French, Ger
man and Spanish. in accordance with the
new policy adopted In the spring. The
French play will be lie Pretext," by
Daniel Richie; the German play, Elmer
Muss Heinatem." by Wilhemi, and the
Spanish comedy, "El Doctore v ell En-
forno," by ID. Luis Quinomes dc Bene-
vento. In the last named instance this
will be the first production of the play
outside of Spain. II is a satire on doc
tors In general.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
BRUNOX|ANS FIT
70 BATTLE Williams

The first hard game of the season at
Andrews Field will be played today when
the Brown Varsity lines up against VIII
liams.
Smith will play his first game at centre.
Although his mettle has not been tried in
varsity contest he has shown up ex-
tremely well I'm the scrimmages during the
past week and is expected to strengthen
the centre trio by his aggressive work.
Whalen will undoubtedly be seen at
right halfback. during part of the game at
least. lie has not been given much chance
TO distinguish himself as yet. but he has
in him both grit and a thorough knowl-
edge OF the game. together with the ad-
vantage OF weight
Williams has one of the best teams in
years. and ls coming here today with
great hopes OF a victory. The only team
which both Brown. and Williams has run
up against is Amherst Agricultural coll
lege, against whom both teams scored 3
points. Williams, however. held Syracuse
TO points last Saturday Hrd-h as-ifs-
proved steadily during the past week.
Brown has not played Williams In Prov
idence since the fall OF 1904. when the To-
Gals were victorious by the score OF " to
o. At any rate II will be hard-fought
battle.
The llne-up OF the teams is as follows;
Brown--Capt. Pryor. left end: Kirley,
left tackle: Conklin, left guard; Smith,
centre: Ayler. right guard; Hazard, right
tackle; Swain. right end: Dennie, quarter
back: Mayhem. left half back; Regnier.
right half back; Mcdonald. full back.
Williams-D. Brown, right end; Barg'
pede. right tackle; Reid, right guard; /;
Morse, centre: Harter. left guard; Swan,
left tackle; Pratt. left end: Wadsworth,
quarter back. La Ment, right half back; G.
Brown, left half back; Robb, full back.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
FAIRBANKS SPEAKS
IN COCKTAIL STATE

Winchester KY, oct. Pa large crowd
yesterday heard Vice President Fair
banks speak.
Mrs Carrie Nation told her friends that
she would rise In the midst OF the vics
presidents speech and ask him his POSI-
tion on the liquor question. Local Repub-
lican leaders placed policemen beside her
and prevented Mrs. Nation from inter-
ripting the speech.
TheFice president defended tho Repub-
lican national administration and urged
voters Of the state to support the Repub-
lican nominees.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
ZINC AND CHEMICAL
COMPANY TO LIQuIDATE

Denver. Col. oct 26.-Directors OF the
American Zinc and Chemical company,
controlled by Pittsburg capitalists, which
had for its purpose the exploitation OF "a
new process OF separating zinc ores. yes
terday announced that they had decided
TO suspend operations and wind up the
affairs OF the company The company
failed TO develop the new. process on a
paying basis. IL owns 80 acres Of land
against which there is a mortgage OF s25.-
600 and has additional liabilities amount
ing to $4,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
BETTING FAVORS TIGERS

The Cornell varsity had it's last scrim-
mage for the Princeton game yesterday.
and the work now consists mostly of get
ting down the plays and running of sig
nails The scrimmage yesterday was sat-
isfactory in all but one respect The var
sity was held once on the two-yard line
and could not get Il over.
The Princeton team is expected to reach
Oswego tonight and will go TO Ithaca to-
morrow morning.
The betting odds today are i'm favor of
the Tigers, with to thut Cornell will
score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
RAYMER TO MANAGE SAILORS

Newark, Oct 26.--Unless Walter Burn
ham reeonsiders his determination TO de-
vote all his time to the financial and
business affairs OF the club, Harry Ray
mer the crack second baseman and cap
tain OF the Johnstown Tr-State league
club last year, will manage the local
Eastern league team next season. Ray
mer has been drafted by the Philadel-
phia Athletics. but will be turned over
to Newark in the spring.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
Princeton-Yale Debate

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 26.-Princeton
has proposed the following question TO
Yale for the annual debate TO be held at
Princeton on Dec 6:
Resolved, That laws should be enacted
providing that In case OF personal injury
TO a workman arising out OF and In course
OF employment, his employer shall be
liable for adequate compensation. and
shall not set up contributory negligence
or negligence of fellow servant as de-
fense." The choice OF sides rests with
Yale.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
CLASSICAL 0, CRANSTOM 0

Against a team which outweighed
them almost TO man the plucky Clas-
sical players held the Cranston boys
pected that Classical would score an
easy victory over the wearers OF the
green, but Cranston astonished every
one by going out to Gorham's with
team Of husky looking men. every one
OF whom seemed to weigh over $50.
The only man on the Cranston team
who was not heavier than his opponent
was the centre.
fhe Classical boys played a brilliant
game and one far superior to that they
and again when Ii seemed that the big
men from Cranston had them on the
run they stiffened and held for downs.
A notable example OF this griu came
had advanced the ball steadily down
the field and reached the five-yard line,
but were unable to go further;
Little Flynn, the Classical left half
back, carried OFF the palm as the most
brilliant player in the contest. for he
played a magnificent game from start
many a yard OF ground for the purple
and white and HIS work on the defen-
sive was spectacular His speciality
was smashing tackles, the kind which
stands runner on his head and which
brings him down with crash" which
can be heard all over the field. on
this way Next TO Flynn, Silva was
the best player in the game and showed
CLASSICAL CRANsToN.
Singsen, l. t...............l; T.. Brown
Fletcher, !. z. .............l. e., Peirce
Mckiernan. c. ............c, Crandail
neaphey. r. g.'''.........r q. Perry
kelIy, r. e. .:.........r. e., Scattergood
Maguire, q. b. ............... b., Bohl
Corp, n T. b. H. ..:ff b. b. jorasn st9Tsr
Metcalf, Capt. r. h.. . r. h, (Capt) Hull
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
LONDON'S LORD BISHOP
REALLY DELIGHTED

London, Oct. 26.--Dr. Ingram. Lord
Bishop of London. since his return from
America, has kept busy telling his friends
OF the delights OF his visit and has been
saying nice things about Americans.
Il really had the time OF my life." said
Dr. Ingram. THE attention paid to me by
President Roosevelt and the respect ex-
tended by the American people generally
coupled with their delightful hospitality.
has made a deep impression on me-"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
sCHRECK TO FIGHT KAUFMAN

Another match between heavy
weights has just been clinched. The
big fellows who will engage In IL are
All Kaufman and Mike Schreck. who
was knocked out a few months ago by
Kaufman in the eighth round In San
Francisco. Kaufman and Schreck Will
clash a f0-round battle at Tonopah.
New, on Thanksgiving Day afternoon.
Otto Floto Of Denver has been selected
TO referee the bout.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
GENERAL STRIKE
MONDAY AT HAVANA

Havana. Oct. 8.=-In labor circles who're
great unrest has prevailed for some
weeks. the statement Is made that plans
have been made TO inaugurate n general
strike on Monday next.
The railroad strike shows little change.
The officials complain OF the police pro-
lection and declare that loyal employees
IRE being openly intimldatsd.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
Brown Athlete to Speak

AT the mems meeting in Y. NJ. c. A.
hall tomorrw at four o'clock, Rev.
w. W. Bustard, pastor of the Dudley
Street Baptist church OF Boston, Will
give an address on THE Mistakes OF
the Devil"
Mr.. Bustard is Familiarity known as
"Rllly" and while n student at Brown.
was one OF its leading athletes, and In
his senior year. %. was captain or the
varsity baseball team.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
Must Be Lightered

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Oct. 2s-An ex-
animation today OF the schooner Hannah
II. Carlton ashore on Falmouth flats dis
closed the fact that the vessel was full
Of water and that the deckload OF lumber
will have to be lightered before she can
be foated
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
TAFT INSPECTS
MANILA RAILWAY

Manila, oct 26.-Secretary Taft made an
inspection OF the partially completed ex-
tension OF the Manila -Dagupan Railway
Friday. He rode % miles on the first pas
senger train run over the line and Incl
dentally was participant In the first ac-
cident on the road. Near the terminus a
fiat car In front OF Mr.. Tafts car was
derailed and nearly took his with IL. The
Taft car ran completely on top OF the
fiat car.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
MAGIC HAIR STAIN

FOR brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRMsBY. wig Maker and
Hairworker. 1es fremont street. Bos-
tom. IL Is simple. safe and easily ap-
piled; contains no lead poisons; use
IL once and you will never use any
other. BLANDING 4 BLANDIN0. 81
Weybosset street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
Carnegie May Be Lord Rector

London, oct. 2s.--Andrew Carnegie and
Lord Avebury formerly Sir John Lub.
biclD were yesterday nominated for Office
of lord rector OF st. Andrews University.
Scotland.
An election will be held Nov. 1. pro-
vidcd neither candidate Withdrawal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26

In a most uninteresting game on the
Grosvenordale field In East Providence
yesterday the fast Hope team walloped
the East Providence "eligibles'' by
score OF 21 to o. Weakened by the loss OF
the star fullback. I'D Tingley, o. Tingley.
quarterback. and Capt. George Bourne.
the East Providence boys were no match
for the Hope High team.
Seldom has the Hope street team shown
such good football as that exhibited by
them yesterday. Andrews, Riley Kilton
and Marsh formed q backfield trio which
simply couldn't be stopped and ploughed
through the line for gains anywhere from
10 to 309 yards. while Kilton skirted be-
tween tackle and end behind excellent In
terference for several long runs. East
Providence was noticeably weak i'm the
ends, only the good work of Lewis and
Williams keeping the score down. Bra
man at tackle as usual was a strong fac
tor for East Providence, while the centre
play of Pauline was praiseworthy. For
Hope street BUZZ" Andrews, Capt. Ri
ley and Kilton carried of the honors.
while the whole line made a stonewall de-
fence. Kilton In particular distinguishing
himself.
In the second half Hope still played
fast football and scored two more touch
downs. from which they kicked one goal.
The final score being Hope II. East Prov
idence u. a.r
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26

Score-Pawtucket %; Durfee 5. Touch
downs-W. Aspinwall 2. Costello. Fryer.
Chase. Goals kicked-Aspinwall 3. Goals
mssed-Aspinwall. Referee-Curtis of
Brown. Timer-Turner. Linesmen--Childs
and McGrath. Time OF halves-20 min
utes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
PANTUCKET HIGH q,
B. N. {. DURFEE 5

Pawtucket High school swept the heavy
line OF Durfee High school of Fall River
before them yesterday afternoon on the
Sabin street grounds. Pawtucket, and In
a fast game defeated the Massachusetts
aggregation % TO s. Although the Paw
tucket's play at times was a bit ragged
and erratic they proved themselves the
superior of the Fall River boys without
question.
At the start the local team went In w.
a rush and had touchdown recorded.
Durfee, however came back with ginger
and i'm a few minutes had the ball down
near Pawtuckets line, from where II was
sent over After that Pawtucket steadied
down TO their work and during the game
scored three additional touchdowns The
right side OF the Pawtucket line was just
a bit weak but not seriously. and the
change of putting Fits into quarterback
was without doubt a good move. Costello
and Fryer I'm the back field played fine
football and each, assisted by the splendid
interference OF big "Bill'' Aspinwail.
made sensational runs for long gains. Big
"Bill' at fullback was. of course, ready
whenever the ball came and seldom failed
10 make the required distance. The Fail
River team appeared heavier than Paw
tucket, but they were unable to withstand
the fast. snappy work put up by the local
boys The
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26

.................r. h. b. Lewis (Capt)
Score-Hope q. East Providence 0.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2. Riley, Kilton.
Goal from touchdown-Marsh. Referee
Colby of Brown. Umpire-Swarfield.
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Ell CONSElO CONCE-
di6 Ia pr0nOga a
Ia ]. G. White c. /" !.
Sc dit ell 5 contra 3yeI TssOrerO
estavO en- favor De Ia concession.
L session dard 2 haris ] media
IJ0 pT1nuHeIlIan IlFgas tlsCgEs06.


a les 10 Am. dc hoy 90 rsuni6 sl Con.
ssjo EieOutivo para tTataF de IL vaEiaCi6n
de Ia franquicia de 10 81. g. Whits Co. :"
aeg6n infoTmRmo6 en- otro lugar do sats
diario.
CoDCuFrieEon loo aenoHss GEomeE, Sam
chez Morales. Grahame. Doctor del YaIle,
doctor BaEboua, doctor Dexter, icenciado
Aouha y licsnciado Diaz Navarro que
lHeg6 los 10 minutOs de cOmensadR la
sssi6n.
En- 81 ptblico sa vefR los repreaen
tantes do Ia OompaffR petiCionaFia, su
sbogado 81 senior Hord. Jaime Sire y a.
Behn = otEag personals.
Despu6s de CeFca de tres hoFa8 de dabR.
tes be vot6 Ia petici6n probkndoso 81 cam
bio de franguicia solicitado por votoS
contra 8. YotaEon favor lou atfogeg
doctor del Walls, Aeufia, Dies Navsrrr,
Grahamey 81 TeaoFero ssfiOF Gromer que
antaa sstuvO opuesto 81 oambio, aunque en-
Ell sentido Do exigir ae fjaTa tempo
ID utilizaci6n del vapoF. En- contra vota'
tRron Los seioras sAncheE Morales , doc
torres BaFboua y Dexter. La franquicia
ha pasado al COmit6 do franquioias para
para haCsF algunas enmiendas en- el texto
, ueT apzobada On la pE6xima session.
MaRsnR OontinuaEamos la information
del debate.
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BlNCO DE- PUERTO-RICO.
Esdmsnss do aspiramtss.

Sc RvisR los j6venes que han pFssen.
tado solicitudez para OptaE & lRB CuRtFo
plaza8 de auXiliRReB anunciadaG anterior
mente, que los exSmsneB para cubTir las
mismas dAE6n principle el JueveB II de
DiCismbre pE6ximo, las 8 de % mafisna,
ca Cuyo dia hoTa debaF6n prsSsntaEss an
Ia OfcinR del Banco, Tetuan 3, los refeEi.
dos aBpiRanteu. ssh Juan r. r, Movie n
bre 80 de 1907.-El Presidente, II
PANIAGUA. 8vsa
Ed PETROLEO O ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como se ha pretendido por
algunOs industriales recomendar ell aceife
de petr6leo como un sustituto del aceite de
higadO de baca1ao, debemos adVertlE por Ell
bien de los mismOs enfermos que el aceite
de petr6Ieo es una substancia mineral, que
81 Sc usa internamente es eXpelida integra
DOR las evacUaciones intestinales, causan-
do la larga infamaci0n de las Was digeE-
twas.
Carec nor 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de todo aIimento, Ia de ser asimiIable
vOlverse parte de los tejidOs OrganicOs y
no puede nj FemOtamente cOmpararse con
81 aceite de hfgadO de bacalaO, cuya pro-
piet1ad de nutTir y fortaiecer los organis.
mos debiles 10 han hechO tan necesRriO y
tan justamente apreciado en- tOdo Ell mum
La neior naanera de tomar 81 aceite de
hfgado de bacaIaO es en- Ia fOrma de emul-
sion, por ser ssf mas facilmente absorbido
nor eli est6mago; de todas las emulsiones
conocidas, la EMULSION DE SOOTZ
es uniVersalmente COns1deFRda como Ia
mas perfecta IL mss efic8z, no solamente
por Ia pureza del aceite = de los demds In
gredientes que be emplean en- su elaboFa-
ci6n, sino p0rque es Ia Giaica emulsion que
no se sep0Fd, que no se eTsrd!cS1, que no
contiesas sttbstancids que sTTste' issfEG-
men 81 est6rpaQo porque en- una palabra
Sc 81 alimenf0 n16s concentrate y mas aai.
milable que conoCen los medicos para
cOmbatir todas las formas de debilipad
Org&nica. para puriflcar Ia sangre y como
un auxiliar indispensable para Las psFso-
mas afectadas de fiais, de sscrogula dc Ea'
qUitiguaQ i Qtgaa dQlenctas eSonsees'
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BATS.

todaa aus aCtividadeB en- IL mission Oonfs'
Eida.
-Es escsndaloso 10 que eStf ocurrien
do en- ests poblOci6n con los EoboB que
diaTiRmente se registrar = Glgunos de con-
sidsEaci6n. A doaa Lucas GutieFTes, no
reGpstaron los pillos que faers veCinR del
cuaEtel de Ia poIiCfa insulaF para FobaEle
todo cuanto pudieFon llevaF: 81 inspector
de hygiene don Gabriel Roig, vsIaFon que
eatuVieFa en- la funci6n del cinemat6grRfo,
para deiaIlo con la FopR que tenfR encimR,
puea le deGcsTrsj aTon Ia puertR de ID CoCi
na dos baules Hev6ndoss hastR 10 ropa.
suCia.
AL obrsgO Felipe Rosa, le TOGO eI tuEno
anochs 81 que tsmbien dsjRron nin ropas.
HRCe tempo que no ocuTrfan EoboB de
ningunR clase pero de POGO tempo & e8ts
paTte no dejan una s0lR noche ain TepstiF
tales haChos.
Viendo que "a este Fsysba en- abuse,
pedimoB infoTmes 81 saFgsnto de Ii policfa
Se4eg Ortiz nos manifesto que eatRba
disguutadO porqus la pOlicfa hoy ans
ordanss no tisne R6n bastanta expe
Hiencis.
En- obBequio & ID verdad sI citsdo saE
gento Bs desvive pOF que los hechos no
queden impunes.
-se ha recibidO con gran TecoCiio la
noticia de la francR Conval Bcencia de
nuestTo querido compatriota don Luis Mu'
nos Rivera. PedimOs al Todopoderoso %
pFonto reatablecimientO.
-Ha renunOisdo 81 cargo de ssCretario
del juzgadO de pas don Juan Puig. Sus'
nan aSpiranteB para dichs plaza, entire
allos don Ramon Men6ndeE. quien tisne
pEobAbiIidadeB de ser nombFsdo.
La f6bYica de tabacoG dc Bayam6n
ha BuBpendido uus trabsjos Con enc mo-
two quedan sin ocupaci6n unos 800 ta'
baqueroA.
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EN- FL HIPODR0MO
aver.
Ia COncurTsnGia de- 6anas fu6 sS.
pI6ndida.
EI PIFll Flla" Ohil0aa uaa gfaa 0VlGl6n.

ApeBar de que Al principle hubo ameo
naGa de chubasquina, la taIde Eeault6 es'
pl6ndidR y el hip6dTOmo Es lIen6 do una
gran ConcurEenciR.
Los pslCOa oltentabRn una harmoaiHim
pl6yade de distinguidaa damaE entire las
lindas sefioEitaB que ALI lucieron su gra.
cia donoGuFa estRban Las de SehiTa, Ca
meIin, Helvethia Pura, MoTera Anitita,
NsvareU, Negron SApjuTio, Marin, Balado,
Monssrrat, Ferrsr, skerret, Suro, AIouzo,
PaGaEell, Bon, Guillermety, Coll, Tore,
BorCh, Benet, RivRHg, Moreno, TrigO, Ro-
dTigue1 Cabrera y Rodrigueg Umpierre,
LlompaEt HeFnsndez Usera, an I'm ini'
mitable bouquet" Mu, hiss distiDguidaG
sefioEau dc eata BociedAd ConCuriieE 1n tam.
bien Il ConcuFEenCia pasabs do 5000
personals. El oomandante del Crucero ho'
land6s Surto en- cate puerto asisti6 al pRlco
de Ii familia Lee Tapia y muchos de los
cfcialeE fueRon tambien la fssta.
Salvo slgunos academies como lR anu
laci6n de las dos pEimeras cRrFeteEaB para
Tapet,Ess la tsrosEa y veneer "Lepanto"
les carreEas fueron buenas.
Ganaron "CadiE,D "California," "Lu.
par6n" "Lord' y todR Ia atenci6n del
p6blico aa conCentr6 an Ia Ultima caTrsra
On que us disputaron 81 premio los dos CO.
nocidou campsoneH ''Majestio" , "PeFls
Fina" ganando este por dos tres CabezaH
de caballo 80 competitor que 90 defen'
di6 bien. En- la BalidR primera vuelta, le
TebaH6 un tanto ''Majestic" al "Perl0 FL
na" pero Rl llegar este la mitsd de la
pistA Sc Rparej6 ? luego gan6 an POGO de
di0tancia conaeryando esa hRGtR llPgST 6
meta. La ovacf6n hechs 81 Caballo de
Ponce fa6 mny entuSiasta y BOmbEeros y
Otros objetOH fasron aErOjados L. piAta
por Gus admiERdoreG.
No 90 di6 Ia cops del 'championRto
por no llenar 81 requisito de tempo fiado
para clio.
La carrsra del "PerlA" di6 IN dividen'
do de S64.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-02

VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para ni1os que esperaban en- Ia VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
comprar esta mercancia absOlutamente ga-
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este esta-
blecimientO. Ademas del color negro pro-
pias para cOlegios, Sc han Fecibido en- otros
dolores desde $3.50 $500 la docena. Tam
bien recibimos un magnificO surtido en-
FALDAS y ENAGUAS para sefioras,
PAJAMAS para hOmbres, ,asi coma un buen
gurtido de Calcetines franeeses, Perfume
ria de los mejores fabricantes de Europa
dncluso Guerlain), el mejOr Pafio de br1llar
que SO importa en- Pto. Rico; un explendi-
do surtidO en- CA8IMIRES para Ia proXi-
ma estacion las Iejftimas PINE APLE
clotz que no tienen competencia.
Proximamente GRAN realization de
TIRAS BORDADAS q menos de Ia mitad
de su precio. San Francisco 81. Telefono
278. P. o. B. 764. Gan Juan P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-02
FBECUENTES ROBOS EN- MaNATl.
Como fu6 aIIi CsIebTada una fiesta
sSCOIaT.

Noviembrs 80 Con gran entuuiaumo
ss llev6 efseto en- eAta ciudad Ia fasta
del 'ArbOI Day., ls que concurEiaron
toda8 las claHss BOciales. Ameniz6 81 acto
lR banda escolaF municipal diriiida por el
Competsnte professor 81. CALICO.
Hizo la aperture el iluatFado prcfssor
principal don Esteban Rios CaHsllas. La
aimpGtiCR profssora BIena Iturrino, nos
deleit6 con una poeafa Eecitada msgiatFal.
mente. VarioB rifioB , Minis tambi6n re-
citsEou alguuas poeafas alusivas Ia fiesta
one 90 cslebEaba. 81 professor don L. GAM
dfa lego con fuidez Il csEta enviadR & los
ninos poE el Comiaionado do EduCaOi6n.
TeTmin6 tan sgradable festival con una
manifestation que FeCorFi6 laB GALES de %
ciudad, 10 que era dirijida poF 81 professor
T. 6andoval, Yendo Csda professor Il CO.
bsER de au correspondents escue'a.
La empress PoTtell Garcia Co, ha
dado una funci6n & benefcio del Hospital
municipal. Es digno de slogio eel pFocs.
der msrecs lR protection de todaB Iaa
ClaseS sociRleB
Del mismo modo meFeco pl6cemes le
COmiSi6n de damRs quien be les coDhaFa
la OolOCaCi6n de lOl tickets para las sntEa'
aau palcOs ; lunetRu, leo qua daaplselgoR