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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
OF RO EXPLOSIVE
EN- BARCELONA.
El pTOVsCtiI, asCeDtiendO como un
COhste p;S6 pOT eICima de una
casa y Csy6 en- una CaIIe VsGina.
UO hOnhrO 1GRsamOntO paIIdO, fus TI8iO al me-
mDRt0 J iug0T Do Ia explosion.

A Ia una menol CUArto do Ia tREdO de
un diA Dc los pTimoroB del prsIsnte mas &C.
tRll6 un sxploGivO en- Ia OAlls del Call, en-
Barcelona junto IL pusEta de eOtradA de
lS tiondG "LAH NovodadOh'', sits On lOB
bOioa dc 10 casa n6meTo Is.
El RFtsfaCto habfR Rido coloCado dentEo
del arEimadOEo dc MADEIRA de IN RpaEAdoF
ndoHado & 10 fsChSdR de lG casa, conHis'
tfa On un proyeCtil do sEtilleEfs do los
ConoCid0g vulgaEmenta con 0l nOmbTG de
"pgpinill0B'' de- unCB CinC0 C0ntfmstF0H y
medic do di6mstro poF Is de longitud.
So Bupone qua lR cNEgH foe depoTtRdR
dOntrO del hueCo del pr0yOCtil, CuyGs psrG
dos tuViaEon lR pticiOntO C0naiGtsnCiR pa
Ea EeHiutir Los gauen pFoduCidoB poE la sx-
pIoHi6n, dObido 10 cual no lego eatG-
llRF, Aino que lGpzado como IN C0hstO, %
Olsv6 en- Ol 0spScio dGHCribi0ndO una
tFRyectoRiR por GnOima del tsTrado de lR
casa frontsEizR la que ocurEi6 la exQlc-
sion, CBy6 On 10 Calle de Fernando, Fosan-
do & un tranBaunto que AfoTtunadauentO
rsGuIt6 ileRo.
DiCho proyectil qus % do hieErO, psBG
uuoB dos kilGg.
La fueEzR do Ia explosion Fompi6 las
pi0dEQB do la 8C6Ea, ca I0 que pEodul0 an
hoyo dc un0B diez C0ntfmetroB dc di6metFo
poE otroB EsntoH de pTofuudidRd dsHtEo-
z6 por complete el RErimAdsTo, OuyOG ta-
bias fdeEon laEzsdRs al TOCodo que en-
diCho sitio formRn las CABRI fGenta 10
exprsaadR tisnda.
Las rops0 que OBtAban ezpuOAtaU On 81
RparRdor qu0dREon RIgO ChsmuSCadag.
AfoEtunadamsnte no hub0 ningunR deg-
gTaCiS paTaonRl qua lRmentRT. Unicam 81
to dos gefioFas fQer0n pFOIRI de un BfnCope,
ConsscusnCis del Gultu FsCibid0, uisndo
auxiliAdAG On Ol dispsnBAFio dc Lac OGARB
OonniStoTialeB.
En- sl lugsr de 10 explosion 10 snCou-
traron vaTiaG cSpSulaH de revolver y IN
pedaSO dc media nGgrO, RtRdA con una
cinta poT unO de BuB extFsmoI, que 20 BU'
ponO era ell envoltOEio que CubrfR 81 srts'
factO.
EI proysctil que csy6 on 10 oGIl0 do
Fernando fu6 Escogido por an Official del
sj6rCito, quisn 10 ontEeg6 al ordenRnza del
BlCaldo accidental y 81 guRFdiS uFbRno
MontSeFEat, niando depoGitRdo sn las oABRS
ConIiuto1ialaB diOpOniCi6n del juEgAdo.
Los v0cino1 do la indioRdB CSllG mani
faStaFon que Rl BRliF dc sug CRBaB AtFEfdoI
poF sl ruido CHuBado poE l8 exFloai6D,
VisEon & IN hombTO de unog tEsinta amos
do sdad, Gin goFER, que llevSbS un abFigo
ana mRlGt8 en- Ia mAno, 81 Cual, Gzorado
denuament0 p6lido, paEsefA que RndRba
bnsCaudo Rlgo poF ol auOlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
NaaYgs Y aTtIsiIeOS mOlaIgs,

En- oBtoH vRporeB hs vualto rsCibir el
0flor Am6Fico 8alaB ol mas extenBo = ar
tfatico uuEtido de objstoB de fantasia, easn'
cisO fnaU, y REticulo8 propiOB para EegAloG
de Aho NnOvo PsBcuAB. En- Calzado
pueds ofreCsF maguffeoI modsIoB de les
mas sCTsditadaB msrCaB = una vRTisdfsima
oxpoBici6n de loG mas elegantsU modslog
ancuontran sn Ol "PopulGr" IBU p0IBonaB
de gustu. NuevRa formaB para BtfioEitsB =
cabRlIsroa. AguaB para Cabsss, bAEba y
ba ioB tisn0 do lei me- ores maECau de En'
rnna Y Am6rioa. precion nin oomnatancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24

"NO MAS CANAs." Sin necesidad de
tefiirse ell cabellO, PrOdigiOsO especffcO
que hace desaparecer las c8nas, devOlvien.
do al oabellO su color natural. Absolute
mente NO TINE. sin6 que restituye la
raiz del csbellO y le da VIDA esta, hacien
iOlO recobrar Ru color natural. Es la dni-
Ga prep araci6n cOnOcida que pOsee esta
propiedad Sc ha probadO en- miles de Ca
SOS con buenOs resultadOs. Els ademas un
remediO eficaz para curar pOr complete la
caspa. Els cOmpletament0 inofensivO y no
cOnIiene grasa 6 aoeite de ninguna especie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcadOr. De
Venta:-RicardO BOOthby, AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel Inglaterra San Juan, P. R.
8Ov.R.
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Ell SuCRS0 de an0Ghe en-
Ia CalIe del Sol.

Eata mAfana tuvo ConoCimisnto uno dc
nuOHtFOD reporters dc que en- Ia CRllO del
Sol = On IG casa ndmSro 1873 h0bfa oouFEi'
do un inCident0 entire lS policfR y lR fsmi'
Iia que h0bitS IB RafeFidB casa.
NuaBtFo reporter Hali6 indagar lou he
choE, he aquf 10. infoFmO8 poT 81 obts'
nidog.
HabIs Ol cabo ssntiOgo, do 10 pOlicfs
inIuINT, = dice:
"Hac8 tempo vorgo tsniendo informeu
do que en- lR Gale del Sol y casa n6meEo
1873 ua vien0 jugAndo diaEiOmOnte, y va
riaB aefloFaU madrD de familia 10 me hA'
bfRn quejNdo, de que On eua CAlIe y en- eBs
oAsa, Eus hjioB monoTes de odad, juegan,
pOEdiOndo 0n el juego 81 dinOro que 20 leE
do.
"Me puaa en- obGerva9i6n mRnd6 doS
poI' ,faB veBtidou de paiTanoV, 8itu6udoloB
4 laTga diAtRncia y otro Sl frOnta do
la oasR indicada, los cuSleB vi0Ton sntrar
doCe poEaon0B entire hombEGB y MINIS,
la BuIodiChR cRlR.
"Ent6ncO1 20 nae pRg6 poE una 0zates
Dc 10 CASA vacinR y vi unos CuSntoA ju'
gaudo, , slloT, al S0ntir Gl mOVimiBnto de
Is poliClp 90 OncOEraron en- sl miSmo apo
Bento donds 90 jugRbR, dioi6ndome ol hijo
del duGno de 10 casa que Fcmpiege la pUsE'
to Ni me AtTevfs; aBt0 motive un gran
sIc6ndAlo dsbido Rl hij0 del duGilo de 10
Casa.
''Y NADIA mas hS oouEEido" do"-tSTmir6 di.
CiOndo el CabO Santiago,
V"HabIa Ia M nora JuanR RodEfgu8s, eB'
pouR del sefior CelsNtino Lamar, que hs'
hitan Ia casa nGm0Bo 1873 dc lR cRlle del
So. Dice: "AnoChe, como les 10 me-
uua veinte, eatRbR BOntRdR, en- Ia BalR
con mis- hijoT, BOntf que, poE 10 parts do
atT&S de lN Casa, me llAmHbRn, = era 10
fAmiliG del senior PaniaguR, que vivs 81
lRdo, IG que me inform6 que en- lR aEoteR
hRbiRn lRdToneg.
"Eu aBa momento, lIsg6 mi hijo Juan, y
ls die que fueEe vaF 10 que hRbfa en- Ia
Rgot0S y 81 fu6 scomps fiSdO dc BEEtolo
PNniSguG. BuSoRron no viBTon nRds,
ent6nceI l0 die:
--"H8y que buGCRr 10 poli0fG.
"Y, 81 m0msnto, 10 me prsBsnt6 IN hom'
bro veRtido do paiBanO prsguntBndo que
paaaba, mi hijo le Conte0t6 que 10 que
psuaba era que 90 hNbiRn Bsntido psaog On
ls azotsR 90 habfs intrauquiIisRdo ls fs'
milis. Entonc0g OI individuo dijo que era
sl cabo do 10 poIiOiS = que 10 dGjaHs pRBRF
por sllf Mi hijo lo contOnt6 que bsjsHG
por dondO habia Bubido, y cerrRndO 10 puOF'
GG cue Comunica con IG azotea, bsj6 90
vino para la HRl0, SbTi6 lG pu0rGR de 6Ots y
sl tratSE de BRlir ls csll0 dos individuoH
VoAtidcs de pRiHano no co 10 psEmitiaroo,
pEsssnt6ndose al cabO, ,empui6ndOlo = tiE6n'
dolo en- ii BusIO, pauGndOlO por encimR loG
dos individuoB que eatAban On In Calie, loE
sunloB, como 81 Osbo, qusrGau penotEar On
los hSbitRcionGu. Sc GTm6 unG lUchR 0DtrG
aai hiio, el cAbo y los dos hombFsS = misn
traU 20 gritAbs pidiendo IOCorro, ol cRbOI
con an revolver sn 10 msno, me amsnAsa
bR. En- t9nto loo dos individuos 10 dabar
bRntonazou & mi hij0, que todo 10 han %
tropsadO. como 10 We Vd. nqui ostd ID
Certifcaci6n m6dioA (mOBtF6 @StR & nusOtF'
reporter,
CuAndo me amonagaban con ol revolver
ne decfan cue 20 tSnfs una casa de Ju'g'
y que sllf habla enCorTOdRB como CuaTsn
tG personal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
In gEan festival en- eI Atene0.
La v0llda musical del IRSpITldO UlOIRIst0, seTOT
Manuel MBFtlnOz PlO0o

Auuque 10 tents anunCiada para 0l Z
De Diciembrs pF6ximO 10 Grsn Velada
MuSical, oTganizada y diFigidR por 0l no.
table vioiniRtR BafloF Martinez Plse, la
nCCsuidad de contaE con parties, especial
mente CoFou para "El MeRfRN', oEAtorio do
HaendRl que FoquisF0 mas do CuGFsntB V0'
ceB de 0mboB BGxo8, en- Cuy0B C0F0S hR do
tomGr parta Ii Music Art Society Of Porto
Rico, nbligR 81 Btlor Martinez & tKGnAfe'
rir Ia r0aIizRCi6n dc este gran aConteCi'
mientn musical para Ol rs do DiciGmbEe,
cuya fsats sEtfsticS 60 llevaT6 GtsCto On
honor del Pximio viOliniGtS Pablo do sa'
raDste, virtuoUo egrVgio del RrOo, falleoido
sl 20 dc Bgptiembre ppdo., en- BiREEit7,
FERncia.
So eiecptsF6 10 hoEmosR sinfonfslde La
10, dedicada Sarauate poF el iuspiTsdo
violinista nor MaFtinez Plse, y luciEau
sua relevantss condolences do CRntant0B la
spfioFa Mac L0sry, lR SefioEitR Moreno
CaldaE6n Ell Bt19r Torres Graz, aleman'
tos valioniaimoB de nueASFG buGna soCied&d,
que en- ls actualidsd pTsItGn "a concuTao
81 uefior Martinez PIGe para la oTganiER'
ci6n de sutA fiesta que habEd de EsSultaF
aIpI6ndida, vRriadR, intsFOBRnts y quiEfH
tinica en- el ordon de vSlSdAS lfriCaB Cele'
bradRS hasta ahorG en- Puerto Rico.
La ErtR GalinsnO1 ejeCutaF6 Rl piano,
entire otras eisCutsr TED bTillantfaima1 ma
piszs de concerto; y CuRntOG OlGmsntoS If
fico8 coDtamoa On astG CiudAd tOmRTGn pRr'
to de lH fisAtG que % pTspEFa.
El Atenso pusEtoEEiqueAo de6pSdirG el
1nno -n, L-SI1nW&a- nu&mm SwRNIHnk10 las
sntrs laa que ha do culmiuAr tambi6n una
vsrdadsFa soIemnidad lit0TariA On honor
de CervonteB, sI "A dc DiCimbre pE6ximo'
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AteneO pueTt0rriquef0.

Con obisto de qas fgur0n en- IN ouEdFo,
que ha de coloCaV80 en- 81 Gal6n do ACtog,
loR nombreB de loa BafioF0g goCioB de honor
6 do m6rito del Ateneo pueFtoFEiqueio,
90 Buplica las peFBonRs qpe ERl diOtin-
ci6n hayan sloRnsado, = que tODgan ders'
Cho 6 clio, 90 airvan prsEentar Bus IT,
tulOB 6 d0CumentoB que poBesn On la
S0cEOtaEfA de dicho Atsneo, & pSTtir del
pr6ximo men dc DiciembEP, hRBts 81 80
del mi8mo, por habsrlo All aOordGdo ID
Junts I)iEectivR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
CiFco LOWande.

La function de anochs fac 40 vsrdRdoro
aconteCimiOnto CinemRtcgEafcO.
Las peliculRH eatFenRdAB fQeFon del agra
do del pdbIico, tales como Gel beBo de lB
bruia", LAS dos heTmanaB" "LA ma.
draatA", muy inteFssantO "a aTgumentc.
Numerouo p6blico invAdi6 sl CiFCo On
las tres tandau. correspondence AHf los
esfu0rzoB que h8Ce la smpEGIR, para tanOr
BismpFo nuevaB pelfCulRB.
Para el iuOveB ofrSC0 l0 0mpreHO un va
riado pEogramR y uu hsrmoIO ObBaquio O.
10 exhiba en- casa de los SefioEeH Padin her
manoB.
AL cine 81 juevs8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
ROSALIA FONSECA Y CID.

HA muerto On IR mocha do aver eBtA
intsligente Iimp6tioS Oefiorita, & con0s'
cuOrciR de uuR tisbEe mRlignG.
Dssds Hu llegada Ia iSlR pRocedente
do SAiot Thomas, Bupo ROBaIGG CRptnFE0 sl
Nfscto y ls simpatfR de todoB Los que Ia
CO 1oCieron tTstAFoD.
TodcB los esfuarzoH prGctioAdou por 10
cisnoia fasron indtils8 para BRlvOEIa.
LamsntamoB pFofundRments Ol trigte
HuCaBo y enviamoB nusBtrO p6BRme & ~
deBoonsoIadR familiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
Mi hiie,lel declal

ST e. auf, supsEsn que llegua mi pRdEs
para que loB det0ngsn.
Emen0zag.
Fueron taAtigou de les hschoI:
JoR6 Ramfrsg, Lucas Martinez CabaIIe'
10, don Pablo PsriEgua y 81 hiio B1Etolo'
C1iuanto Cirilo, Boldad0 do Ia ComPan1a
B Juan QuiATR,"
Nsda m6S iuform6 ls BsfloER dc CaAeutino
Lamar.
Eats uuce.O ba uidO oomOntadfGimO On Ia
CiUdRd,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
"DENT TUNDO"

Este 90 81 msjor pno1t6siCo local ConNi
do. De venta en- Lac sCF0ditsdaB farma,
CiaG de los BPfioFBB j. M. Blanco Co..
Alfonso G. Zsrbi ? don PadEo julia.
DiFfagO Ia correspondence Bu agonta M.
MiE8bal. P. o. Box 44O. q. o.
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AL REOIBO DE 50 snviamoB &
vaolta do Corroo IN Eoloi Elgin g0EantiER'
DO poR dies Gfos, y poF $40 Eamitimo1 uno
uaaRcs WNlthRn. - r. kGhFbGbN. San
1UGD f. B. -
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CONvTENE A LOS CONFER ROTANTEs.
Sc Ven6en OnOetEadOres y vidrieras, en- mag
Difieo estado, a pTecios reducidos. InfoF-
poarsn en- eI ,iParGs Bazaar" P. Gtusty. Is V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24

I'll CONDADO.
"PARQUE RESIDENTIAL"
sOrARHs Dn1ENSIosEs FREoos HODDoOs
FACuDADEs
sio pOr
bquen denro Sc vendn obligation construction
En- construction EscueaP lie gadoa
Parciad de Residences Compradors e sOaes,
81. COnde ST. LuiaM sr CbasH
B. Huicy Martin Traveso R. H
Targa
Pedro de Audrey Marcelno Garcia. Federico Stubbe
P C6rdova Gulemo
DR.. Vera. L. PURCELL
B. Hidalgo Manuel R. Clderon Cirlo Mercado.
Ramon Garcia H G Gregory. Ramon Tembleg
Enrique Carbia Hernande T.
Jaime Annexy. Dr. j. AvI& Gregono Dimaa
A c. Rafael F, Ferrer Tomas Parker
Aguirre Apllanz
Pedro SerrabalE l. de Quevedo Enrique Alfonso.
R. Gandfa Cordov
Geronimo BEN de la Fuene
EuIogio Francis Perez JossLa
Frank E. Al LoreG J. E.. Fenner
Agusin Otero Real nm Cardona
A. Nc Coard. Luis Morales JuanN Roell6
M. Turner.
Alexandra Pruna DR. Francisco Agurre Sergio Ramirez
Eduardo Pons Escaona Rosendo Monies encenso Vana.
Burt 0. Clark Viudad de R.
F Was Ochetco. de Sanchez F.
JuanaS vade Mozco de
jesus Rendon Almra. MoL H. C. Cutler
Vicente Mendez DR.
Enrique Cordova
CANDIDA NIcaeIaC de Irarte Vega
M.
A
Jose de Diego de HOsOs Dann Pza
Joaquin M Torres.
Pablo Sierra Bernandina de Alfonso.
BE8N BROTHERS
Esquna San Juso 1etuan. P R.
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ELL CONDADO.
"PARQUE Residential"

SOLAREs DE ToDAs DIMEEsIoNEs PRECTos MoDICOs
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA PAGo.
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so extra saludabe por bsa del oceano a6noo
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NO oBLGACToN CASA Sc hace una
bquen dnro ano Sc Vnde sOares n obligation de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24

En- construction una Escuela P6blica de Ocho gIados
Lsta Parca de los Residences Compradores de soareE
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-20

direct contrast to the mushroom
shape, which under the guise, or
should say diguise, of the bell-shape,
has been masquerading for our dis.
figurement now for some IL months.
The hat which turns up at one side
is trimmed, under it's most expensive
conditions, with triple ostrich feath.
ers spread widely over the crown.
More frugal examples show velvet or
ribbon, and fanciful quilts All the
crowns are considerably higher than
they have been for some two seasons,
and those which are not decorated
with feathers or flowers will show
large Topping wing on either side.
This latter plain style looks particu.
larly well when the straw of the
crown is of the thatch order, and the
straw of the brim is of a very fine de.
scription. ...
Artificial flowers bloom in great
profusion, and every season seems to
see them in greater perfection. The
roses are more lovely than ever this
year, muslin, silk and velvet alike be.
ing used for their advantage.
In our illustration is seen the latest
fashionable union between a colored
skirt and black coat, the color in this
case being a deep wine red, while the
black face cloth of the coat introduces
the further contrast of long waistcoat
fronts of blue gray cloth, embroidered
in several soft shadings.. Of course,
the same scheme can be carried out in
any desired colors, or if preferred, thu
skirt can repeat the color of the coat,
and merely introduce different
shade. ... .,. .:-
In the other costume is seen a more
abbreviated and charmingly curved
coat, which is united to gracefully
hanging plated skirt and is carried
out in fawn cloth, and is itself adorned
with black velvet, pale blue cloth
braidings of black and gold and blue
and enamel buttons to repeat this
pretty blending of colors, the waist
coat being of the pale blue cloth with
a decorative edging of braid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-20

diamond ornaments for the hair usu-
ally wore nothing on their heads of
IN evening, until some pioneer spirits
began to wear feather or two or q
tiny wreath of leaves, or something
Else equally unobtrusive by way of
decoration. A small, neat head was
then the fashion, and very dainty
indeed and very high-bred was the
effect of a beautifully dressed head
kept in proportion to the rest of the
figure. Now we have changed all that.
The coiffure illustrated above shows
. style which would go well with the
dresses draped in classic fashion
which are SO fashionable at present
both in London and Paris. The hair
is dressed quite low and fiat in front
on the top of the head, the back part
being drawn up and twisted in an out
standing knot, such as one sees on
Greek statues. the Grecian effect be-
ing emphasized by two bands of green
enamel leaves and golden acorns
laid across the top of the head among
the waves of hair. The effect is charm
.ng, for the beautiful lines of the head
and neck are not hidden, while the
hair is shown in it's natural beauty.
The second picture is a couture
which would emphasizs the effect Of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-20
CHICAGO ATHLETIC BOARD
VOTES FOR SEVEN GAMES
Maroon Football Team, However, Will
Play Only Six Games
Next Fall.

Seven football games are assured
the conference colleges for next fall.
The University of Chicago board of
physical culture and athletics cast the
deciding vote in favor of the length
ened schedule the other day, with the
provision that the Maroons themselves
will play not more than six games and
that all the ''big eight" schools must
revert to five games next season.
The Maroon boards action was en-
bodied in two resolutions, the net re-
suit of which comedies the big point
desired by the majority of the colleges
and at the same time places Chicago
in the position of partially standing
pat" on what it has urged for the last
year. Following are the two compli-
Gated opinions expressed by the Mid
way savants:
This board consents to schedule of
seven games for next year, only with
the understanding that the schedule
revert thereafter to five games and
with the further understanding that
any college may play less than the
schedule number.
Voted, that in accordance with rec
ommendation of Director Stage, the
University of Chicago will play not to
exceed six games next season.
According to the board members,
the resolution restricting Chicago to
six games was the result of a telegram
received just before the meeting from
Coach Stage. Coach Stage requested
that Chicago should ''play six games"
and the board then took action limit
ing the Maroon contests to this figure.
DIR. Alonzo K. Parker Of the board an
nounced that the professors wished to
have it emphasized that this limitation
was placed by Coach Stages desire.
The Maroon schedule will probably
include an eastern game by virtue of
the six-game privilege, with Cornell
the most likely one to get the date at
present. Minnesota and Wisconsin
are already on the schedule, and Indi-
ana, Purdue and Illinois probably will
get the other games.
The Maroon board did not put itself
on record as to the reasons for its
change in favor of the heightened
schedule, beyond the cryptic statement
Of one of the members that conditions
are now changed and certain barriers
have disappeared" The rooters are
inclined to think the barrier referred
to was the presence of Michigan in the
conference at the last meeting.
The understanding that the colleges
must play but five games again next
year will not come up until after next
fall, according to DR.. Parker, and the
provision will thus be no bar to the
| 1908 schedule.
Wisconsin and Northwestern, the
| minority leaders who voted against
| five games, are both thought likely to
play less than the legal number this
year.
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tr1ch tips at one side. This Is a very
favorite form Of couture in Paris al
present, where the empire style, es.
pecially for evening wear, is in az high
favor as ever. The fashion is to have
the turban and feathers in the hair
of the same color as the scarf of nous
seine de sole, which, In turn, mus,
be Of contrasting tint to that of thu
dress.
The third couture is one that woult
be suitable to a ssung girl, which tn,
empire turban would certainly not be
The hair is. dressed high in a mass q
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LAzEyY ~ TAILOR ln41Ey 0s ~0S

1t is already question as to wheth.
er the loose coat or the tight coat, the
long coat or the short coat will be the
proper thing, and to these questions a
yes and no" answer can be returned.
l realize that on the whole the long
coat, at least that which reaches to
the knees, is to be allowed consid-
cradle vogue in the early spring, and
that it is supplied with waistcoat of
a contrasting color, and in some in
stances to be worn over a skirt which
matches with that waistcoat. An ad-
mirable example has the skirt of bis
cuit-colored cloth, and waistcoat also
of biscuit color buttoned with gold,
while the coat is of a dull shade of
pale green fastened with very large
gilt buttons, and tied at the neck with
black glace silk ends, which certainly
give most distinctive note.
1t is some time ago now since we
had the fancy for skirts which differed
materially from their coats, and
would hail the revival with much en-
thusiasm, SO that each woman always
takes great care to cut the length of
that coat to the measure of her in
dividual figure. Short women may
wear long coats if not too long, and
always supposing the women are not
too short, not abnormally short, l
mean.
The short coats are some of them
belted and with basques, but more
show prediction towards the XII
mono outline. The sleeves of many
are cut in one with the shoulders, and
pretty notion is to have a plain cloth
skirt and little coat of finely striped
velvet. A blue skirt finds itself well
completed with coat of striped black
and blue, black satin forming the
waistcoat, while the hat which crowns
this costume is of blue straw covered
with cornflowers, with single Grim
son rose at one side. The latest form
of straw looks like thatch, and it is,
indeed, called thatch straw. A notable
feature of the millinery of the moment
is that it turns.up at one side, this in
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ALONE SIX DAYS
WITH A CORPSE
GREWSoME ORDEAL IN LIGHT
HOUSE THREATENS TO MAKE
VICTIM RAVING MANIAC.
FLEES 10 MILES OVER ICE
Keeper of Light at Toledo, O., Sue.
cunbs to Pneumonia and Assistant
Has Awful Experience-His
Hazardous Trip.

Toledo, O.-Alone in the Toledo
lighthouse for six days with the corpse
of Capt. Delos Hayden, keeper of the
light, who died February Is, and a
thrilling journey of 10 miles over
treacherous ice on Lake Erie to break
the news of Hayden's death was the
terrifying experience of Joe Berner,
who, it is feared, will become maniac
as a result of his horrible ordeal.
With eyes bullying from their SOCK
cts and his body almost wreck from
exhaustion, Bernor staggered into
Toledo and told his shocking story.
On Saturday, February 8, Capt. Hay
den and his cousin, Joe Bernor, start
ed for the Toledo harbor light to re-
man named Jennings, who had been
keeping the lonely vigil with McNulty
while Capt. Hayden was in this city
for few days visiting his invalid
wife.
Capt. Hayden was not feeling well
when he and Bernor arrived at the
lighthouse. The strenuous trip across
the ice had weakened him to a great
degree and that night he fell ill with
pneumonia.
Upon Bernor fell the duty of being
physician and nurse. Such medicines
as he had at hand were administered.
Capt. Hayden was placed in a hot
bath by Bernor, who did everything
possible to save the captains life.
His efforts proved unavailing, and
early Thursday morning Hayden ex.
pired in the arms of his trusty COM
panion, with these words on his lips:
Il don't believe 1 did right by Mary
In coming out here"
Mary is the name of his wife.
Placing the body in a cool room OF
the lighthouse and opening the win.
dows to secure good circulation of
air, to retard decomposition as much
as possible, Bernor began his pro-
longed wait for an opportunity to
reach shore. The ice surrounding the
lighthouse was soft and mushy and
full of air holes.
Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock
Bernor made the attempt to cross the