davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
instruction PdbIca
Ell NUEVO SUB -COMISIONADO

"The Champaign Daily Gazette"
periodico que Sc pu blica en- Champaign
III, dice en- su ndmero correspondence
al dfa ~ de febrero del corriente a no.
Ha sido para todos una sorpresa la
renuncia presentada por ell Superinten-
dente de Escuelas, Mr.. F. d. Haddock,
de la cual nos tocupamos en- la Gaceta"
del microbes pasado. En- vista de las
circunstancias que acompanaban su re-
uuncia, y de la importancia que para
el tenia Ell aceptar un nuevo puesto de
gran porvenir, la Junta de Instruction
ha decidido aceptarle la renuncia, ocu-
pandose enseguida de cubrir la vacan-
te de modo que no sufran mucho las
escuelas. Mr.. Haddock que es an tr a.
bajor infatigable y hombre de mucha
experiencia en- materias educativas ira
a Puerto Rico como ayudante del Co.
misionado de Instruction, Dexter, tan
bien conocido y apreciado en- la Uni
versidad de illinois. Este cambio le
abrira uu brillante porvenir 4 Mr.. Had
dock, solo por este hecho la Junta
acordo aceptarle la renuncia en- esta
epocs del aflo. Su partida ser4 muy
sentida, pero abrigamos la esperanza
de que ell nuevo campo de accion que
Sc lie ofrece sera de su rado, pues
realmente sus facultades son aproposi
to para ayudar en- la obra de desarro-
liar un sistema de escuelas verdadera.
mente practice siguiendo ell del pl sn
moderno.
Por falta de alumnos ha sido cerra-
da la esccela nocturna que existia en-
ell barrio "Duey" de Yauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
Nota del dia

Ahora es tempo de estudia1
con calma un asunto lmportan
tisimo, que en- la reclente session
de la legislature no ha merec1-
do fiiar la atenci6n de nuestrOs
parlamentarios
Recien llegado a la colonia, el
nuevo Comisionado de 1nstruc-
ci6n p1blica, Mr.. Dexter, die
ronse aquellos frecuentes y la
mentables espectaculos de nj
nos maItratados en- las escue-
las, por maestros irasclbles, y
este hizo fjar la atencion en-
que existia, en- que estaba vi
gente una ley de la Asamblea,
estableciendo ell castigo corpo-
raj en- las eSCuelas.
La forma en- que sc apllca Ell
suplicio a To- alumnos, es de
una implacable, de una rehna-
da v odiosa crueldad.
Nuestros lectores la conocen
Sobre este asuntO Sc ha escr1to
y sc ha publicado algo, aunque
no 10 baStante todavla para que
Sc pueda formar TN estado de
opinion bien orientadO que con-
duzca a la a0olicion de esa ley
Y a la Suppression Immediate de
eea practica repugnante.
Ell Comisionado Dexter, ma :
nifesto deseos de conocer OPT
niones autorizadas, de los pen
Sadores, de los educacionistas,
de los sociologos del pals, y
nosotros ofrecimos brindarselas.
Pero estaba para abrlrse ell
parlamento. Las 'sesiOnes CO.
menZarian muy prOnto y sObre
que los intereses de la pOlitica
Y de la administration entraban
desde luego en- su periodic mo =
nOpOlizador de atenCiOnes Y &C
tividades casi coleCtivas, y fue-
ra aventurado tratarlas de en- :
cauzar a otros senderos, crei-
mos nosotros que del seno de la
ASamblea sc alZar1a la vOZ re-
paradora, en- demanda de que Sc
borre de entire las practicas es-
colares esa lamentable regre-
sion, reveladOra de una cruel
Sevicia.
Pero transcurri6 ell periodic
parlamentario sin que resonara
por ninguna parte la palabra
defensora de la dignidad, del
derecho de la infancla.
Porque en- inconcebible que
cuando en- cuarteles y carceles
y presidios, estan suprimidos
por odiosos y barbaros los cas-
tigos corporales, Sc mantenga
esta pena infamante para los
nilos Y Sc revista la aplicacion
del castigo de preliminares y
pormenores y formalidades que
aumentan la odiosidad del pro-
cedimiento, al qultarle el ate
nuante del arrebato que puede
sentir q veces I'm maestro ante
las reDefdias de alumnos disco
los y NAL educados.
De las Camaras no ha salido
la menor reforma. Todo esta
como estaba, y Ell castigo corpo-
raj, 81 no fuera por la intenveD-
cion oportunisima del comisio-
nado, seguiriase practicando en-
las escuelas p1blicas.
acknowledgements es que no Sc
ha llegado a formar un estado
de opinion bien definida sobre
Ell punto. y es precise que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
NEUROSIS


Dejame Antonio, no quiero OR na--
ida. todo me aburre, me cansa. odIO la
vida, odio ell mundo. mo quier0 oIr
|ruido. no quierc yer luz.
tVete! iVete lejos! Que no te vca,
que no te olga, que no te Presienta---
-1Lloras Margarita7. : SSoy malo
contigo1 -.
-Dejame Antonio, dejam6 {Amto-
n1o Sc Iezkznta vdb7d1menfe, akga la 60yf&-
na y salej.
Antonio! lAntonioi. .......
-lQue quieres2
IPor que huyesp 1Ya no mequic-
res? tie has cansado de mi? Tie
mes alguna cena con tuS amigotas2--
Eres muy cruel. IPoy que me casa
ria contigo3. .Cuanto mejor estarfa
con mi madre. .ese es carifio, y no
el tuyo.
lQue desgraciada soy!
-Margarita por favor .si Sabes
que te quiero. que para N; no hay
nadie mas que til.
-dDe veras7 Quitate esa ropa.
ponte en- traje de casa, cenaremos
juntos, tengo mucho apetito. :. .bebe-
remos champagne, brindaremos por
nuestra felicidad, por ell fruto pr6xi-
mo. ...iQue bueno eresl. .......
Antonio, que haces7 Cuanto tar
das, estas escondiendo alguna carta?..~
Isl va 10 adlvino. la carta de eSa
amigota. -. .lInfamel iTraidor! Te
odlo, te detesto. =. iVete. vete, dEja-
me. .tu presencia me indigna, no
qulero cenar, nj beber, nj brindar, te
odiol. . Adios.
-Margarita, te juro, que no es ma
da de ESQ. escucha
(Amto@io Sc 0istf pyectpft1dameate y 06
d sak1r).
-tDonde va listed, infame?
Guerra usted aprovecharse de ma
enfado para ir con esa nala pecors -.
Pues,no seflor, no Sc sale; hoy sc que
da usted en- casa. Sc cree usted que yo
soy tan simple. Que mas quisiera
listed, que aprovechar mi enfado, pa
ra irse de:orgfa. NAL maridol NAL
caballerol - iiMaf fa9,xtt. Por
dae "o ~ ~ uuae ut So 80 que ei oi' de ma
L n'l'I' ~ ooi "a oSteu'
\AHI0'ls0 So Ssen1a' s@Fe "% peTsoafe0 y
'eS ",Isgas"I.S.,1e"ssJ. nSl'.. m
despues de dar I'm disousto & en- mn
ier. sin reparar en- las consecuencias,
Sc Done nsted 4 leer como q tai coSa
soy una imbecill Isl vo hubiese he
cho case 4 mi madret
-jMarqarita Pero muier. reDsra
que no hay quien ee entienda. Que SOP
tn esclavo, que eres mi fdolo
que.
-tHoy no sales, verdadf Cenare-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25

Por falta de alumnos ha sido cerra-
da la escuela nocturna que existia en-
ell barrio "Duey" de Yauco.
, 1908-06-23
WILL HAVE PROGRAM
AT GERMAN CHURCH.

The following program has been
prepared by the Young Peoples So
ciety of the German Evangelical
church tonight, in both English and
German:
Song-"Wohlauf Noch Gesungen,"
Young Peoples society.
Recitation-Miss Mamie Melcher.
Solo-"Hello, Central" Miss Flor
ence Schwatke.
Reading-Miss Meta Frank.
Solo-"Weisst Du Matter, Was Ich
Traeumt Hab?" Miss Meta Schwatke.
Duet-Misses Dora and Gertrude
Wichmann.
Johnnie Schmoker's Uniformed
Brass Band7Juniors.
SongE"Almost Persuaded" Quar-
tette.
Song-"Wollt Ihr wissen?" Chill.
dren's Choir.
Song-''A Little Bit OF Love-" Young
Peoples society.
Solo-"Swar Elmer. Denis I'll Her.
zen Cling" Miss Katie Schwatke.
Song "Millwheels," C~hildren's
Choir.
Mrs. Rich and Her Daughter. Eu-
lalia, Visit and Social-Misses Martha
and Dora Wichmann.
Solo-Miss Flora Schwatke.
Piano Solo-Miss Dora Wichmann.
Song-Young Peoples society.
, 1908-06-23
Cattle Coming North.

Thousands of cars Of cattle are now
leaving the Panhandle OF Texas and
are being removed to the ranges of
Wyoming, Montana and North and
South Dakota. The movement is heay-
Ter than ever before. One road has
had 1000 carloads, and others are get
ting their quota. the Rock Island hand
ling many cars through the Omaha
gateway and then turning them rel
to some other line to be taken to South
Dakota. Reports from the ranges all
over the west re that they are now
In the best condition they have been
at this time Of the year for many sea
sons. and the stock is also reported
to be in fine shape. The reports also
show that the four and fve-year-old
stuff is exceptionally fat and will be
ready for market early.
, 1908-06-23
In Case Of Demise

Chicago. Ill.,, June 23.-While the
friends of Mr.. Sherman take a hope
full view of the case, the question IA
turally arises regarding the course of
procedure in case of his demise. Ma
tional Chairman New expresses the
opinion that the national committee
would have full power to name a can
didate. either presidential or vice pres
idential. .
Would Reassemble Convention.
But he said where there is sufficient
time before the election to do so, the
committee would reassemble the con-
vention and have the nomination made
in the regular way.
, 1908-06-23
HAVING TROUBLE WITH
THE WATER MAINS.

Yesterday afternoon a break &C.
CURED in the old water main on
Grand venue and the water was shut
off most of the afternoon while the
break was being repaired. The new
main was filed, when it was discov-
cred that the six-inch cross on the
south side of the main at Eighth and
Grand avenue was defective. the pipe
finally breaking and permitting a flood
of waters on that street. which flowed
to the river down the sides of the
streets. The water was turned off to-
day and workmen are taking out that
section of pipe and replacing it with a
perfect piece. The break at Eighth
and Grand was the only one found in
the main. d%enoting an excellent job
Of work.
, 1908-06-23
PREDICTION THAT AT LEAST
THREE STATES IN THAT SEC
TON WILL CAST ELEc-
ToRAL FOR HIM.
North Carolina, Tennessee and Ken
lucky Tire of CeaseIess Candidacy
of Bryan and Will Go Republican
Solid South Now a Myth and No
More Democratic Enormous Ma
Jorities Are Looked For.

Baltimore, Md, June 23.-That Taft
will carry three of the southern states
North Carolina, Tennessee and Ken.
tucky-and that the south is firing OF
radicalism. is the assertion of E. c.
Duncan, one Of the receivers for the
Seaboard Air line, a republican nation
al committeeman and q delegate to
the Chicago convention. Mr.. Duncan
says:
Tired OF Bryan.
Il firmly believe that Mr.. Taft will
have the electoral votes Of North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee and Kentucky. l base
my belief upon the fact that the Bryan
element is in control of those states
and that as q result there Is growing
dissension In the democratic party,
amounting now to almost open revolt.
Democrats for Taft.
Il have talked with leading business
men, bankers and men prominent in
professional life, who have never voted
other than a democratic ticket, who
declare their purpose of voting for and
aiding in every legitimate way the
election Of Mr.. Taft.
Party Lines Loosened.
Party lines are not nearly SO close
in the south as they were formerly. 1t
is not uncommon now for a southern
state to break away from the demo
cratic party, as has been evinced by
Kentucky, Missouri and Maryland. The
solid south is now a myth and the
enormous majorities that formerly
were rolled up for the candidates Of
that party are of a past age.
Blow to Radicalism.
I'm the defeSt of Hoke Smith in
Georgia and the election of General
Gilchrist in Florida, radicalism receiv-
ed a blow from which it will not cas-
lily recover"
, 1908-06-23
IN
MAGNITUDE
NoN-PARTIsAN RECEPTION TO
SENATOR WARREN AT cHEY-
ENNE NEXT THURSDAY.
Plans for the Monster Parade About
Completed. to Include Soldiers
From the Fort, Grand Army Vet
ran and others-Railroad Com.
pany Will Be Represented.

AS plans for the non-partisan dem
onstration in honor of United States
Senator F. E. Warren proceed the
magnitude of the affair increases, and
it now appears probable that not only
vii Cheyenne turn out = llrgencrowd,
but that representatives WIN be pres.
ent from a number of other cities OF
Wyoming and from other states, says
the Cheyenne Leader.
General Suerintendent w. L. Park of
the Union Pacific, while in the city
yesterday, stated that the Union Pa
cifc will be represented at the recep-
ton by either himself or General Mana
ger Mohler, and possibly by both.
Dr.. A. W. Barber, chairman of the
committee of arrangements appointed
by the Industrial club, yesterday made
public the following announcement OF
the formation of the parade and the
line Of march:
Formation.
Fort Russell troops on Capitol ave
nue., right resting on Seventeenth
street.
Grand Army and other veterans will
assemble on left of regular troops on
Capitol avenue, also state troops.
Fraternal Battalion will form on
Capitol avenue, right resting on Six
teenth street, facing west.
Fire department will form on Capt.,
toll avenue on left of Fraternai Bat.
talon.
Citizens organizations will form on
Fifteenth street, between passenger
and freight depots.
Formation of Pioneers.
The Pioneers will form on Fifteenth
street, east of Capitol venue.
Cowboys will form on viaduct ap-
proach, facing west and will follow
citizens organization.
Carriages will form on Fifteenth
street, between Capitol avenue and
Ferguson street and will follow imme-
diately in rear Of citizens organiza-
tions.
Automobiles will form on Fifteenth
street between Ferguson street and
Thomas and will follow the carriages.
School children will form on Six
teenth street, between Capitol avenue
and Ferguson street, and will follow
Immediately after the carriages and
autos.
Line of March.
Leaving the depot the parade will
march up Capitol avenue to- Seven.
teenth street, west to Ferguson, up
Ferguson to Eighteenth, east on Egh-
teenth street to Evans and south on
Evans to Seventeenth street. The
parade will pass in review past Sen
ator Warren's residence to Central,
where it will disband.
Bringing up the rear of the parade
will be the school children, bearing
American flags and bouquets of
flowers. The children will present
their bouquets to the senator and each
will be personally greeted and thank
ed by him.
ALI organizations are requested to
be promptly in line by 1920 a. m. on
the morning of June 25th. Aides-jc-
camp to the marshal are requested to
report, mounted, at the depot. not later
than 10 o'clock.
, 1908-06-23
DIVORCED AND REMARKED
ON THE SAME DAY.

Mrs. Clarice v. Lovett, said to be
the most beautiful woman in Wyo-
ming, secured q divorce at Denver
yesterday afternoon from Herbert G..
Lovett on the ground of desertion and
that night was married to J.. B. Dixie,
the millionaire sheepman Of Lost
Cabin, Wyo. The bride was married
to Lovett In Old Mexico six years ago.
For two years with her husband she
was employed by the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company at Cheyenne,
Wheatland and Casper. Dixie was d.
yorced from his first wife about q year
ago and it is alleged paid her cash
alimony of $500 600. His love for Mrs.
Lovett has been known for some time.
, 1908-06-23
DAUGHTER OF AMERICAN AMBAs.
sADoR BECOMES BRIDE OF
BROTHER OF EARL OF
DUDLEY AT LONDON.
Large Crowd Gathers At Front Of Roy
al Chapel at St. James Palace to
Witness Arrival Of Bridal Party
and Royal Pair. But Only Hundred
Invitations Issued to Wedding
Two Harvard Men Are Barred.

London, June 23.-With King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra smiling ap-
proval from their private gallery, Jean
Reid, daughter of Whitelaw Reid,
American ambassador to Great Brit
ain, was married this afternoon, in the
royal chapel at st. James palace, to
Hon. Hubert Ward, brother Of the
Earl of Dudley and equery in waiting
to the king.
Waiting at the Church.
A great crowd had assembled in st.
James square to watch the arrival OF
the bridal party and the king and
queen and other members Of the roy.
al family.
Hundred Invitations.
Owing to the small church. the invi-
tations we're limited to less that a
hundred guests.
, 1908-06-23
WEDDING SCHEDULED
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT,

Mr.. Frank Roy Mulhearn and Miss
Lena NJ. Mitchell will be married at
8 o'clock tomorrow evening, at the
nome of Mrs. L. NJ. H~odgeman, az
Seventh and Grand avenue, by Dean
Arnold G H. Bode, in the presence of
relatives and close personal friends.
They Will not take a bridal our now,
preferring to spend the summer quiet
ly at home, leaving for an extended
visit in the autumn. Mr.. Mufhearn is
a popular trainman of this city and his
bride-to-be a sweet, handsome young
lady, with many friends.
, 1908-06-23
Family Physician III.

Baltimore, Md. June 23.-Dr. J. N.
T. Ffnney, who is an eminent &
of this city, is confined to his bed with
an attack of lumbago. 1t was said
this morning that he had not yet re-
ceived a summons to attend James s.
Sherman and would not be able to
leave today If called to Cleveland. He
declined to state the nature OF the
malady for which he attended Mi.
Sherman at Washington.
, 1908-06-23
Family Notified.

Utica, N. Y, June 23.-Word was
sent to the family of James S. Sher-
mar in this city early today that the
vice presidential candidate has been
compelled to go to a hospital in Cleve-
land and DR.. Finney of Baltimore. who
attended Mr.. Sherman during an at
tack of the same trouble in Washing
ton last year. had been summoned.
Wife Goes to Bedside.
Mrs. Sherman n one of her Sons
have gone to Cleveland. 1t is said
that Mr.. Sherman is in a serious con-
dition.
, 1908-06-23
GOVERNOR OF UTAH
TO OTTO GRAMM.

Chairman Otto Gramm of the Com
mercial club special committee on mil.
itary maneuvers, this morning receiv-
ed from Governor Alfred c. Cutler OF
Utah a note acknowledging receipt of
a letter from Mr.. Gramm concerning
the debarking Of the Utah troops at
Laramie for the annual maneuvering
on the Crow creek reserve, stating
that he had referred the matter to the
adjutant general of the Utah National
guard, who will correspond with Mr..
Gramm. The Utah troops will attend
the encampment and the Commercial
club is interesting the head of the
military department of the state in
the matter Of making Laramie the
base Of supplies for the handling OF
freight and the debarking OF the men.
, 1908-06-23
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
R~EORGANIZEp r,

AT the meeting today of the board
of trustees Of the Albany county pub
lie library, at the Carnegie building,
the following officers were reelected:
President-W. H. Holiday.
Secretary and Librarian-W s.. Ing
ham.
Treasurer-Eli .Crumrine.
The board made a new ruling. Here.
after patrons of the library may take
two books, one of fiction and one of
some other nature, the two books to
be returned at the same time, under
the rules of the board governing the
taking Of one book.
Some routine business was dis
posed of.
, 1908-06-23
THE DOLLAR DINNER
TOMORROW NIGHT

The commercial clubs dollar dinner
will be held at the Odd Fellows hall
at 1880 Wednesday evening, when
some interesting addresses will be de-
livered, among the speakers being
Prof. j. D. Towar of the experiment
station and A. w. Ausgpurger of the
Laramie Development company, both
of whom are capable of giving a good
deal of information of interest at this
time. in the rapid development of the
agricultural resources of the Laramie
valley, one of the favored spots of the
inter-mountain region.
, 1908-06-23
FATHER WILL CARE
FOR FOUR CHILDREN.

Carl Westman arrived in the city
this morning and has notified the au-
thorities that he will care for his four
children, whose mother, Elizabeth
Westman, was sent to the county Jail
yesterday for an offense against the
statutes. He will provide a home for
them here if possible, otherwise sig
nifying his intention of taking them to
Denver with him. They are now at
the county hospital. Westman will
not seek to interfere with his wife's
sentence and fine.
, 1908-06-23
STRUCTURE IS
BEING RAZED
supERiNfkNpkNT .kGEpe PROM.
Use CONCERNING GRAND
AVENUE suiLDaNa
Old Ice House at Crossing to Be Re-
moved and Site cIearsd-Tsxas
Cattle Coming North-DIspatcher
Daley Returns to Cheyenne After
Funeral Of His Mother.

Workmen are today clearing out the
last of the stored ice in the railroad
ice house at Grand ayenu crossing,
and have also begun the work of dis
mantling the building. which will be
RACED, agreeably to the promise made
by the superintendent Of the Wyoming
division, Colonel H. L. Anderson, fol.
lowing the hast fire In that structure.
The site will be cleared and the build
ing entirely removed.
, 1908-06-23
HALF MILLION IN
CUTTING SALARY
AMERICAN SMELLING AND REIN.
ING COMPANY PRAcTiclNG
ECONOMY BY REDUCTION
Chairman Daniel o%us0ehheim and
Brothers Voluntarily Reduce Their
Pay and Declare None of Officers
Of Exploration Company Are Paid
for Services to Company.

New York, June 23.-The salaries
and incidental expenses OF the officials
of the American Smelling and Rein
ing company have been reduced $780,.
600, according to Daniel G%uggenheim.
chairman and president of the com
pany.
Reduced Voluntarily.
He said his own salary and those
of his brothers were reduced %voluntar-
lily, and pointed out that none OF the
Guggenheims received pay as officers
and directors of the G%uggenheim Ex-
ploration company.
Beatty viii Remain.
He denied that A. Chester Beatty
had left the Guggenheims and said he
would probably be manager in chief of
the exploration company.
, 1908-06-23
CHILDREN SENT TO
COUNTY HOSPITAL.

The four children of Mrs. Elizabeth
Westman, who was yesterday fusd
and sent to the county Jail, were taken
to the county hospital by Marshal Sig
man late yesterday afternoon, his
heart m%elcing at the sight of the poor
neglected little ones. the two youngest
Ill and needing careful treatment. The
father was notified.
, 1908-06-23
SECOND SON..
King and Queen Of Spain Parents Of
New Boy.

Madrid, June ga son was born
to Queen Victoria of Spain last night.
Queen Victoria, formerly Princess Ena
Of Battenburg, and King Alfonso were
married at Madrid May 81, 1906. Their
first son was born May 10, 1907.
, 1908-06-23
WILL GO OUT WEST
AETER LEANlNG AEAg

A party Of thirty-four homeseekers
from Tennessee and Kentucky, who
nave been at Bosler and Wyoming.
looking after the purchase Of property
from the Tallmadge-Buntin Land CON-
pany. spent the forenoon in the city,
their special car coming down last
night. and left on the afternoon train
for Ogden and perhaps Salt Lake city.
While here they were driven to the
fish hatchery in automobiles and
shown about the city by members of
the Laramie Commercial club and
others. The party included several
ladies, who greatly enjoyed the stay
here.
, 1908-06-23
ARGUING A MOTION
IN kEEFE's CASE.

Sheridan Downey, the assistant
county attorney, went to Cheyenne
last night to represent the county in
the arguments on the motion of Frank
]. Keefe to dismiss the charge Of muir
der in the first degree pending against
him on a change Of venue from Raw
Inns. Keefe seeks to have the case
dismissed. He is charged with kill
ing a trainman named Tom King at
Rawlins five years ago.
, 1908-06-23
SCHOOL BOARD WILL
PUSH THE CONTRACTOR

AT a meeting of the school board
during the forenoon, official notice
was ordered sent to c. R. Inman, con-
tractor for the First ward school
building, that he must complete his
contract by the 10th of July to make
way for other contractors, who will
complete the second story of the
building and install a heating system
and school furniture. The board will
visit the Hutton grove district in a
body and select a site for the new
school house to be erected in this dis
trict.
, 1908-06-23
KING AND QUEEN At
THE REID MARRIAGE.
permitted to row in the Yale-Harvard
boat race.

permitted to row in the Yale-Harvard
boat race.
Eiiot's Curt Refusal.
President Roosevelt made a personal
appeal to President Eliot by telegraph
as soon as he heard Of the suspension,
but he met with a curt refusal from
the Harvard executive to make any
change in the ruling.
Minimum Punishment.
President Eliot said that each man
did a dishonorable thing. The least
possible punishment is putting them
on probation, but that drops them from
the crew.
Honor of Institution.
"A keen sense of honor being the
finest result of college life, l think the
college and graduates should condemn
effectively dishonorable conduct" said
President Eliot in his answer.
, 1908-06-23
Date for Hearing Set.

In Justice Hynds' court this after
noon the date Of the preliminary hear
ing Of Arthur Case, charged with an
assault with intent to kill Marsha, Sig
man last night, was set for Monday,
June 2s, at 10 O'Clock, a large number
OF witnesses being summoned for that
hour.