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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-06
Cronicas de RondadoT.

Pues senior, ahora va 4 resultar
que los mismos amigos politicos de
comisionados para ''pedir deStinos
V que lie cortaran la cabeza al goher
dor Post segun dijo cl"Heraid no
Green en- la rectificaci6n. Y es claro,
81 Sc atribuy6 a los comisionados
una serie de manifestaciones q aho
ra dice uno de ellos q no hizo :por
no rectificarlaS all? Ahora parece
que Sc Jijdrdn rumbOs en- ei manitics-
to que Sc anuncia Y pareCe QUO ei
jefe al fin trata de tirar de ia maura
Y hacerse tcner por tai verdadero
director.
.Nuevas anuucios dc una acrcditada
marca de perfumera Sc haran en- hrc
ve por I'm conocldo agente de conner
clio de Ia ciudad. Esto ha puesto en-
guardia d Saias V Giusty. que en-
union de otros comcrciantes de San
Juan, han sostenldo siemprc muv
alta Ia bandera dc esqui>ita, impor-
tarlnHe> ne aquel prOQurio-
De I'd pl hccha Sc siguen Laricnlu
nucvo> Vedidos 4 + Umt,o~ Y T.
acreditada casa re P. Schira IF CONN
eSta ahora rccihlcndo frGEs .-mo...
dc ultima Eovedad. ararjc s.r atr.-
artIcuios para cahsuers. camm ra-
misss, corbatas. cuc.os cana-. p.
nos medias Y 4. &
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-06
lPAJLEOHN7TOLOGIA

gativa de esta verdad simple esta-
ba reservada d los hombres del 81
gio XIX, eXtraviadoS en- sus jul
clos.
A principles del siglo XVI los
descubrlmientos numerosos de 70
I sizes, liamaron la atenci6n de al
gunos sablos, que trataron de darse
cuenta de las causas de su presen-
cia lejos del mar Y sobre las mon
tanas. Estos hechos parecieron
entonces muy dificiies de explicar
Y la presen cia de estos cuerpos Sc
consider6 incompatible con las le-
yes de la ffsica, y Ia primera idea
que hubo de ocurrirseIes fu6 que
esas pjedraS dc fguros, como Sc
les liamaba fueran verdaderos res
tos de animaIes.
Otros atribuian a efectos de ina
Ginaciones ardientes Ell estabiecer
semejanzas entire esas piedras Y las
osamentas y oonchas. Oliver de
Cremona fu6 de los primeros en-
sostener eSa opinion erronea y asom
bra yer. las discusiones que en- es-
to sentido Sc sostuvieron en- 1926.
In jesujta uamado Roderit hizo
fahricar i capricho faIsas petri-
ficacioneS para probar la creduiidad
del mtdico Berin2cr, professor de
Wutgbourg que descubri6 Ia mix
tificaci6n V escribi6 un trabaio So
bre las faisas retrificaciones, que
imprimi6 on Wircnbourg en- 1926,
en- ,m voiJjmen in folio
Por fin, ia evidencia de los hechos
forz6 d rcconocer Ia rcaiidad de las
samejanzas Y entonces empez6
ia investigation. Sablos como Ram
p hius, Mattiolc, Furnefort y Ca
mcrarius-, pcDsaron que la iuerza
dc formation o fucrza plastica, la
fucrza oculta y mistcriosa i que Sc
atrihuyc las g"nercracioncs cXron
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-06

Hay en- ia natura!eza fen6me-
nos que por su briIIante apariencia
o por sus consecuencias desastro-
Sas, han herido siempre la imagi-
naci0n del hOmbre excitando a la
admiration Q al terror. Otros hay.
pQr el contrarlo que, aun cuandc
son dignos del inter6s de los espi-
fitus observadOres, pasan largo item
po sin ser percihldos por la multi
tud. La eNistencia de los cuerpos
f6slies eS de estoS dltimos, que por
mas que Sc encuentran reiaciona-
dos con las cueStiones mas impor.
tantes de la ciencla, han pasado ST.
gios escapando la investigation
de los naturallstas..
En- efecto; los f6siIes, a prime
ra vista aparecen POGO adecuados
para lamar la atenci6n Y provocar
ei inter6s.
Enterrados en- las profundidades
de ia TERRA, sin cotores brllIantcs.
informes por 10 regular no pueden
atraer sobre 81 las miradas como Ia
naturaleza viva. Mas sucede 10
contrarlO cuando Sc refieXiona So
bre las causas que pudieron depo-
sitar ali esos cuerpos. ST Sc pre-
gunta cual es IL fucrza misterIOsa
que ha podido coiocar i las con-
chas V caracoies tan distantes del
mar, entire roCas Comunmpnte muy
duras, en- la Gina de cieEadas mon
tanas, cuando SO pregunta quien lie
v6 esos restos marinoS, no va sobre
eI pehonciiio de Pe6ueias sino 4
las aituras dei Luqri"o, cuando Sc
investiga y Sc quiere comprendcr la
causa dc il eXistencia dc csos resi-
duos que acusan ci paSo por ia tie
rra de m considerable ndmero de
seres de t0,lJ5 los 6rdcncs de in ma
tura.eza, c,iterentes, sin embargo,
de los q. hoy cXiStcn, Ia attraction
del hombre Sc fila, Sc intensified
al buscar ia seduction del enigma Y
una curiosidad puderosa Sc abre por
conocer ia historic dc los f6siies, V
con Ia de etios IL de los fen6menos
que Sc gdesarro.iaron sobre nue5-
tro pianeta.
Sinembargo d ciertos fiidsofos Y
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HUMORISMO.

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B. de A. Viuda de Hostos.
Bernardina Suarez Alfonso.
Josefa Viader Tinajero.
E. Useleti de Lloreda.
Luisa Acosta Viscarrondo,
Jasefa Barreto.
Eduvigis Garcia de Amanda
Maria Moll Romani.
Juana Silva de Mocz0.
Chas Hartzell.
Herminio Diaz Navarro.
Frank f. Dexter.
Juan +. Was Ochoteco.
Pedro de Audrey,
Martin Travieso.
Rafael F. Ferrer.
Luis Munoz Morales.
Felix Cordoba Davila.
Guillermo Riefkohl.
Generoso Candina.
Manuel Ledesma.
Nathaniel A. Walcott.
Miguel Cuetara,
Miguel Targa.
Carlos Conde.
Joaquin L. Miro.
Fernando Ledesma.
Antonio Oliver.
Ramon H. Delgado.
Piza y Co.
DR.. +. Gonzalez.
DR.. Guillermo Curbelo.
I. Barth.
H. Clyde Gregory
Juan r. Baiz..
Rodolfo Vera.
Narciso Llauri.
Manuel r. Calderon.
A. Lorcs Gonzalez.
Pedro de ElZaburu.
Renato Real.
DR.. L, Garcia de Quevedo.
Ramon Mendez Cardona.
Luis Munoz Rivera.
DR.. Francisco Aguirle.
Rafael Schettini.
Sergio RAMIREZ.
Cirilo MercadO.
Burt o. Clark.
Antonio Romulo Hernandez
Bernardo Hidalgo
Luis Purcell.
Pedro Serraballs.
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res desde el T. AbriI 1908 al
i Abril 1909.

Pillar Cabrera de .'lN,';l"h
q Isabel Seijo Rivera,
Matilde Nadal.
Maria Iglesias.
MiCaela G. de Iriarte.
Monserrate Gambia Cordova
Herminia Vazquez,
vda. de Acevedo.
Ana NJ. de Conejero.
Viuda de Gonzalez
Enrique Alfonso.
Ramon B. Tembleg.
Juan Huertas' Diaz.
Federico Stubbe.
Pedro Gambia Cordoba,
Ramon Gambia Cordoba
Malcelino Garcia.
Toribio de la Fuente.
Jose Labrador.
Ramon Lopez Nc. Coard
Gregorio Dimas.
Juan N. Rosell0.
Vicente Mendez.
Agustin Otero.
Alexandra Pruna.
Jaime Annexy.
A Mendez y Hernaano.
Ramon Garcia.
Enrique Carbia.
Nincenzo Verna.
Rosendo Monies.
Gervasio Gambia Cordova
Pedro Gambia Skerret.
Jesus Rend6n Almira.
F. RAMIREZ de Arellano.
Eulogio Ramos Ochoa.
Nicolai Megwinoff.
J. +. Fenner.
q. BEN Gree.
Eduardo Pons Escalona.
Pablo Vega.
Enrique Monies de Oca.
Pablo Sierra.
Cristobal Real.
F. B. Grant.
Ramon Carbia.
Mr.. J. W. Turner.
- H. Cutler.
- Parker.
;, H. 4. C. Hines.
Lee Vendig.
a. CorderO.
Julio Cesar Gonzalez.
Naleriano Nirella Tribe.
Rafael Cintr0n Lastra.
Montague James.
SQUINA A TETUAN
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Great Harness
Program For
Worthy Cause
Proceeds of Today's Stadium
Meet Win 90 to the
YOUTHS Directory

One of: the greatest harness matines
meets of the. season will take place on
the Golden Gate park stadium track
this afternoon under the auspices Of the
San francisco. driving club. The. en-
tire receipts, from the sale of tags and
programs. will !. be turned over to
Youths Directory, and a fine purse is
looked for.
All the prominent trotting horsemen
Of this city and surrounding towns
last month they have been working for
the worthy cause. Nothing has been
overlooked to make the meet the best
ideal, and even If it does rain a. bit
this will not interfere with the plans
of the club.
:. Seven races for trotters aud PAGERS
.cludes the best horses owned by mem
bers of the club and those from many
out OF town organizations. Little DICK,
Kitty D, Major Cook, Doctor O'Brien
formers will be seen in actien. The
winners of each race will be presented
with handsome cup. The entries are
as follows:
ehase's. Doughnuts. c. Buekiey's Walter G.
Tom Smiths Vallejo Boy, William Hammer :
clara W, IL :laSSiS SIeFe IL. NJ CoDsaul :
Dividend, Tom Murphy's Monte, f. T. AyreS'
Dalta A.
second race, 2:s5 pace, Judge Conlon eup-I.
W. Pierces Lady Bird. Rob Benefits Sydney
b. j. G. Heenan's Joe Dick. III. C. AhleF's
Princess V. R. ]. Lathrope's Marin: ]. E..
Fineh's Honesty ". J. Kenny's W n, ID.
pilien's Lady D, DR.. Dalzieis Tom 7, j. B.
Campodenico's Lucero.
Third race. free for all pace, P. II. Mccarthy
eup-Al Hofman's Kitty d. RI. Boyle's Die
dens.. George Giannini's George Perry, Frank
Wright's Kelly Briggs. s. N. Cowelsf Kermit.
Fourth race. 2:l5 pace. H. ]; Mnlereyy cup
John Silvas Natoma, l. l.. Borden's Roberta.
j. Dorans Lady ListoweI. W. @. Rice's Hiekmsn
Girl. Phil Kohn's Alfred d, P. Donnellys Sister
Bess.
Fifth race. 2:2O pace. Higgins & Dunnins
eup--J. O'Kans's King V, r. P. Gievannonrs
Golden Buck, 2. L. Matthes' Opitsah, G. f..
BIanchard's Byron Lace. J. r. Christie's Briar-
wood T. Fl. Corcoran's Lady Falrose.
Sixth race, 2:25 trot F. l.. Matthes cup-John
Nowlan's; Dick, A. r. Ciayburg's Charles III.
J. W. McTigue's Darby Me, j. Smedley's Red
Velvet. F. Van 1sendorfFs City Dillon. NJ. w.
Herzog's Lady Nell. F. Clotere's Monk. Albert
Joseph's Belle Overton.
Seventh race. free for al trot. William Crock
Princess Christine; J.. J.; Buffers Major. Cook
A. Ottinger's Mike Kelly, A. Ottinger's DR.
o'Brien, 4. 0ttinger's Lady Irene.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Athletes Busy
With Contests
OF Fall Season
Success of Porfoia Field Day
Pleasing to Patrons of
Amateurs
By HERBERT HAUsER

we are now in the midst of. the most
&.tive fall season of amateur athletics
that this state has even seen. The col
leges and clubs are hard at Rugby, the
various preparatory and high schools
are mixed up between the American
game and Rugby, the public schools are
holding their indoor meets, all of which
is giving the followers of amateur
sports considerable matter for discus
sion.
Portola week is now matter of his
tory, and John Hammersmith and his
athletic committee can look back with
pride en- the various events which they
handled: From start to finish they were
successful. The swimming meet, though
eessful; the field day was the. best man
aged affair ever held on the stadium
track, the day being perfeetsone, with
mar it. The eAieiating was of the best,
and the new method of placing the
timers and judges on elevated stands
proved to be such a great success that
both colleges and at the various other
athletic grounds around the bay. The
events were all well contested and the
Gerhar rdt was at his best, as was Sned-
isar. ali of whose throws in the javelin
We're over $50 feet. Piaw made one
throw, but fouled by stepping out of
the ring. Edwards records in the
hurdles were remarkable and were even
a surprise to himself.
The boxing and wrestling meets also
met with success, while the regatta OF
last Saturday afternoon was the best
one held for many years.
Every public school athletic meet Il
attend makes me more enthusiastic
over that movement for clean amateur
sports. One after the other proves to
be a success, and every one is looking
anxiously forward to the anal CHAM
evening, November IL. The officials of
the league are sparing nothing toward
making the organization success, and
it would be we'll for Oakland and Ala
media, who are just in the formative Pc
riod with their leagues, to pattern them
is planning an outdoor meet on. the new
outdoor splaygrounds next SATURDAY.,
which wifi be the initial effort of the
Encinal City in that. line.
The Century athletic club of Oakland
is rapidly putting its new clubhouse
and outdoor grounds at: Fruitvale in
shape, and In another year 1t will be
we'll equipped in every particular The
running track has been started and the
three football games has been arranged
for the winged VS. of Vallejo, the
first of which takes place on<Thanks-
giving at Fruftyale recreation% park,
Captain: William Moir has his eleven out
regularly for practice and has played a
number Of practice games with schools
around the bay.
A series of athletic meets are being
planned with some of the smaller clubs
around the bay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Disappointing Must Furnish Tennis Talent
Athletes Are Busy
Bay City Wheelmeu Win
Indoor Races

The indoor season of bicycle racing
was ushered in by the Golden CITY
wheeImen last night at Pucketts nail
with a roller race and dance. The
event was a great success and a large
crowd was on hand to witness the
races. The Bay City wheelmen. with
Fred Diver and Tom Burns represent
ing them. won the trophy with com
Portable margin separating them from
the New Century wheelmen
The Golden City wheelmen were
third. with the Garden City wheeimen
of San Jose in fourth place. The oak
land and Alameda wheelmen hnisned
afth and sixth respectively
Fred Diver of the winning team
made the fastest two miles of the even
ing The time for the four miles Tor
the .Vfctors was 5,25 Sra The New
Century's made their four miles IN
5:42 4-5 and the Golden city wheeimeh
in 5;51 4-5.
The next roller race viii be held oy
the Bay City wheelmen ON Friday even-
ing. November 12.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Football Scores

At salem ore.--University Of oregon 20, viii
Hamette university Q.
At Ithaca, n. E.-Yilliams defeated Cornell
At ST. Joseph Mo.-Hssken Indians il. Rolls
Al Washington. Pa.-Wsshington and Jeler-
sE0n 46. WsynesburE college o. -
At Nashville, 1enn.-vsnderbilt IL, Missis-
Ef Hanover. n. H.-DartmOuth u. holy
Gross o.
At Providence. R. Brown L. Massachusetts,
Al Indssnspoiis- s-Depauw 1s. Butler s.
Al Sioux City. Ia---Mprningside Q. Ccrneu u.
Al Omsha-Creighton s. Highland Park col
Sege o.
At New Haven-Naie -, Amherst o.
At hilsdelphis-Pennsylrsni %, Carlisle In
CianS g.
At Pittsburg University Of Pittsburs o. Notre
AT Ann Arbor-Michigsu 4s. Syracuse O.
At Ithacs-Cornell o. Williams 2.
At West Point5-HsrTsrd 3. Army 0.
At Annapolis-Princeton ,. Navy 3.
At PriDeeton-Pribceton freshmen Q, Harvard
At New Hsven-Yaie freshmen 6. Phillips
Al I.srsmie-colOrado "A. University of wye
AZ Albuquerque. n. M.-University OF New
Mexico Is. II Paso military institute Q.
At Champagne Ill.--Illinois "a. Purdue 6. :.
At Des Moihes-Drake 3D. Grinnell 0.
Al lows City-Miss0uri b. Iowa -.
At LincoD-Nebrssks y. Doane O.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Catholic young
mems club q.
At spokane-wa university So Uni
At Eranston- WISCONSIN 81 Northwestern II.
Al Topeka-kansas university IL. Wsshburn
college O.
At polis-afinnesota 20. Chicago 6,
At Clereiand-Case 80. Kenyon IL.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
White Wings Put to RoOst
In Winter Quarters

Today the yachting season of 1909
closes with all the clubs around the bay
and another week will see the various
yachts in their different winter quar-
ters.
The Aeolian yacht club presented a
very successful minstrel show Tuesday
and Wednesday nights at the Park
theater in Alameda and quite a tidy
sum was netted for the building fund
of the organization. The program was
an excellent one and the members be-
came so enthused over it that 1t will
undoubtedly be made an annual event.
The closing jinks of the club was held
last night at the clubhouse on San
Leandro bay and an enjoyable program
was rendered In addition to dancing.
The Corinthian closing was held last
night and next Sunday the bridge will
open. The San Francisco and Cali
fornia also close and cruise in squad
ron today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Pinnlico Races
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Oct. so.-with delightful
weather, great crowd and fast track the
seventh day of the Pinlico meeting was run.
The Eutaw handicap: was won by Gretna Green
and the amateur cup; by Juggler The Pink
Coat steepieehase was one Of the features Of the
card With gentlemen riders up. . Autumn Leaf
fell twice and gave his rider shaking up; but
he remounted after each fall and finished sec
ond. Forest King fenced poorly, refusing the
third. and did not finish. Results:
First race. six furlongs--Jack Atkin. to 10,
won; Charlie Eastman, - to /. secondj Dis
obedient, $50 to l. third: Time, I:13 1-5. Three
starters.
Second race. six furIongs-Forez Z to I, won
Bobeo, 2 TO. I. second; Beau Chiffon, 8 TO 1,
third. Time, / :i3 4@5.
Third race. one and tbree-siyteenth miles
Taboo. 3 10 ?, won: Nethermost. 5 to /, second; !;
Miss Perigord, 8 to 2. third. Time, 2o1.
Fourth race; three miles, steepleehase -villsge
King, TO 10. won: Autumn Leaf. 10 T. sec
ond. Time. T:52 As. Two borses finished.
Fifth race, and a sixteenth miles
Gretna Green. 10 TO ) won Stanley Fay. 6
TO 8, second; Dreamer, IS to s., third. Time,
Sixth race amateur cup. gentlemen riders
one mile-Juggler. 3 to 2. won: Rio: Grande. 8
70 5, second: Racing Belle, Is to /, third.
Time. l 40 2-5.
Seventh race the MARYLAND united hunts. one
and q half miles on the nat-Algie. Z 10: 2
won; Bobbe- kean to l, second; Octopus, s
10 l. third. Time, 299.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
st. Joseph Lads
Are Maryels at
Pyramid Stunts
Second Glass Holds an Athletic
Halloween Entertainment
in Gymnasium


The boys of the second class of ST.
Joaeph's academy, Berkeley, gave an
athletic halloween entertainment last
night in the spacious gymnasium on
the academy campus. Albin Ferslund
was in charge of the. affair and has
good reason to. be gratifed with the
success of, the evening. :
When the academy boys matricnlate
at st. Mary's-for most of them will,
as the. Berkeley institution is the pre-
paratory depa rtmemt of the Oakland
college-they will spring one genuine
surprise on the athletic enthusiasts
who wear the pink and blue. The
Berkeley Lads are experts in indoor
gymnasium work and have specialized
on the pyramid forms. Last night
they pulled off a large variety of pyra-
mid stunts and went through the diff
cult movements faultlessly.
James Wall and Frank McCrea are
two of the little academy athletes who
are attracting considerable attention
both in gymnasium and on the track.
Both will take part in the athletic en-
tertainment the academy boys are to
give in the st. Mary's college gymna-
SUM next month.
The weeks baseball game was won
this time by the Cunninghams, who
managed to give the rival Suiliyans
pretty thorough trouncing to the tune.
of s to 0. The teams line up as fol-
lows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
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final places. are Al Rosenberg. W.. n.
Ambrose, w. G.. Knowlton. ,Fitz Guerin
and. Robert Straehan. If the last men
toned player. shows anything like his
best form he will surely qualify. The
other players mentioned are old timers
who. have about reached their limit.
Seven or eight years ago Rosenberg
was one of:the most prominent players
in the city, but i'll health forced him
to abandon the game, and he will never
be the player he: was.
The dates for the Davis cup matches
have been set for: November 26, 27 and
20 FRIDAY. Saturday and Monday.
AS Long and McLoughlin are due to
arrive in sydney about the fourth of
the month they will have ample time
in which to get into shape and become
accustomed to climate and courts.
They will return. on the first beat,
which leaves December 20.
According to reports from the east,
the chances of the American team look
better each day The eastern experts
at first conceded Long and McLoughlin
scant chance to bring back the Davis
cup and. the worlds Championship, but
their stock has been going up steadily.