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The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
ENGLISHMEN ARE INTERESTED
American Football Game Played AT
the Crystal Palace.

London. Nov. 4.-COckneys had their
first experience of the game OF football
as played in the United States, this aft
ernoon at the Crystal Palace. when some
5000 witnessed a match between jackies
of the battle ships Idaho and Vermont.
The team of the frst-named ship won
by a score OF - 10 O.
one critic describes the game as a
hybrid one. with a small helping from the
rugby game. crossed with a large amount
of fierce wrestling. He says the sight OF
these Americans Illustrating the game
was enough to make the average English
man dream Of hospitals, surgical appli-
ances. &c.
Another critic says the game should be
be termed carry ball" instead Of foot
ball. the hands and not the feet being
principally used. Nevertheless. the spec
tators were greatly interested during the
game. and voted the Americans a tricky
lot and said their tackling was splen-
did
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
TABOR WINS FEATURE EVENT.
Jack Atkins Defeat Hard Blow 10
Race Followers.

Juarez, Nov. 24-Amid the rousing
cheers of 5000 persons Taboo. admirably
riden by Benschoten, won the la Inde-
pendencia Handicap. the feature OF the
opening of the Jockey Club here to-day.
better opening could not have been
wished for. and the management were
highly elated at the turnout. The day
was ideal.
The defeat of Jack Atkins was hard
blow 10 the talent, as this great horse
had been heraIded here as a wonder.
His defeat was possibly due TO the fact
that he had just got of the car after a
90O0-nile trip. Summaries;
FIRST RACE-Fiye and one-hah furlongs
Trance IL thennedyl, 10 % won Meadow l0l
BioliswoTthl, IL 20 , second: Ocean Queen. 10.
Cans. % 10 /. third. Time i;07. Angelus, Gene
Wood, John Griffin, Work Box. and DR.. smoot
also rAn-
SECOND RACE-FYVs hnrlongs. Rue 100 DioIis
worth, even, won; Uncle Ben. 10 tsmith), 10 l.
second Flying Wolf l0S Afurphyl. 10 !. third.
Time. o. Beechm0nt Jack Stricken. and Stall
war; Lad also rsn.
THIRD RACE-seven furlougs Pedro o CBen-
schotenl to !. won; Marion Casey l05 (Gans).
10 ]. second; Hannis. lO2 lReynolds. 60 10 l.
third. Tine. ] = Bon Ton. Fancy Vesme ST.
kilda. Cuban Boy. Bell Flower. and Alma Boy
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and uzeeighth. Taboo,
10 (Bensnhotenl. 20 5. won; Hauigsu, IL
Thompson, to :. second Jack Akin. Isl ken.
nedyl. 10 . third. Time. 81 IS. Three starters
FIFTH RACE-Six furiongs. Lomond III
fRsttig1, Il TO l. won; Chapultspeo. 100 Ben
schotsnl, to ]. second; c. Tucker. l08 tMurphyl
l2 10 !. third. Time ia Is. Lena Leech Kopek
Beaumsr. JaoquelinA. Barionia Rio Pecos and
Royal Captive also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Ono mile Fred Mulholand 10
ulettigl, 70 q won Dorsnte, ia lThompsonl.
10 s. second: Otilo lO5 (WhTringtonl. Il TO 5. third
Time, Al Is Tugboat and La Dextra also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
MIDDIBS IN LAST
PRACTICE AT HOME
All in Good Condition Ex'
cept Caly and Douglas.

Annapolis. Nov. 2f-The full brigade of
midshipmen and many members OF the
naval circle saw the Academy team In
action on the home grounds for the last
time this season. and at the conclusion
of the practices put forth mighty yell
TO celebrate the fact that there were no
accidents and the Navy would be repre-
scented by its full strength against the
Army on Saturday The only two OF the
regulars who are not in perfect shape
are Caly, right half back, who has had a
lame shoulder from an injury OF several
years standing, and Douglas, the big
tackle, who was bruised above the knee
and0who has been limping for some days.
This morning Douglas leg was operated
upon and eliot OF blood removed. He
began 20 improve at once, and It is
thought that he win be in good shape
Saturday,
The team IS unusually strong in sub
stitutes, scarcely inferior 20 the regular
occupants or the places
The team and party, seventy IN all.
viii leave for Philadelphia tomorrow
morning and VIII have a chance TO run
through signals several times on Franklin
Field
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
SUFFRAGETTES ARE FINED.
Those simply Charged with sob
tructiOn" Are Set Free.

London, Nov 24-The thirty-three sur
fragettes concerned in the Fioting in
Downing street on Tuesday. who were
remanded yesterday on charges Of as
Sault on the police and Willful deStruc-
ton of property, were arraigned In Bow
Street Police Court to-day for sentence.
The majority Of those charged with as
sault were sentenced 10 pay a fine OF 10
shiilings OF serve a fortnight IN prison
Most of the women who were charged
with damaging property were sentenced
To pay a me OF 100 shillings and costs
or rye a month in prison.
The other f03 women who were ar
Taigned yesterday we're discharged be-
cause the charge OF obstruction made
by the home Office had been withdrawn.
Sixteen suffragettes late this evening
stoned the government offices at White
hall, and broke as many windows as they
could before they were arrested Tho
damage was slight.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sn fHlongs. Nyanza les Pick
ins) % s. won; Argonaut. ~ bientrl. 70 .
second DOHald Zoe lBatiztel, 40 10 l. third. Time.
1898 Glennadeane. Aristotle. and Busy Man also
ran.
SECOND RACE-FiEe and onehaR furlongs. Pay
Streak lo9 (Arehibaldl. % l. Won AysmeT l0l
Wan Duseul. 10 l. second. Media. I01 tCallahsnl
% 10 l. third, Time. 50 25. Doneastoy, Altaireo
Welake, IIolfhs wilkins, staETy Night, Planter. and
Copper City also ran.
THIRD RACE-Efe farlorgs. Aletondale. IL
lArchiblldl 10 3 Won: Prudent. lI6 Gilbert. 10
10 l. second; Bitter Sir, ~ (Fogartyl To l. third
Time I0l. Hannah Louise DoFide. CombuIy
portfolio oueea. Beaumont. Dcn't. Bessie c.. and
0ceanview also ran
FOURTH RACE-Oue and one-eighth miles
Spelbound. los Page. 9 10 2 won; Bubbling Wa
ter, ~ lAphibsldl 4 70 s. second: Chester Krm
l05 callahan 20 l. third. Time u 2-5. Ara
see, hfeI-ehey, and Col. JACK also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. HOCEay 100 lGarvnl,
10 J. Won; Cabin, l09 Fisher. 10 J. second Sir
Angus. III Leedsl, % 20 ?. third. Time, "A 81
Zepulveda and Capt. Burnett also ran
SIXTH RACE-SU fuTlOng- No Quarter l03
FISHER. 20 J. woni Tiilinghast 10 tGaDeri. 10
J. second; Smiley Me.mr JOG tArchibaldl, TO 5,
third Time. lI9 IS. Father Stafford. Ellerd. and
Alilpitas also ra8
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furiongs. Holman. l0T Gold
stenl 10 J. won: Jack Parker. io5 t0bertl. 70 2
second; T. NJ. Green, III Davis. 10 8. third
Time. IT'S - Boca GFande and DRnf.eld also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs Ida ID. l9 Hop
kins. II TO TO- won; Tom Shaw III peck. Is to l,
second Joe Gaitens, ll2 Davenport. to /. third
Time Ills Is Whiln. Hibernica AphFodite. Alinot.
kemptnn Park DR. BuTeh and Wo0spm also -an
THIRD RACE-FiYe and a half fIrlongS Adrian
10 Batwelll. y TO J. won; Jack Denmeu, los
l0berti, to l. seCond Pharaoh. ll3 tDoylel 5 To
5 third Time a8 Is FOOL. AIinta, Wheatbmg
ScTimmage. County Tax. and Ruby knight also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile Donald McDcnald
ia tBums) 10 2 won; Friend Harry. los Mus
IS to I. third. Time, ~ Great Heavens John
Reardon DIR. Holzberg, Milton r. and Gny Fisher
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-six furiongs. Lady lima. is
lBurnsl to /. Won; Ben Double, los lo'ConnOgl,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
THOUGHT IT A COMET.
Chicago Residents Saw n Strange
Light in Sky.

Chicago. Nov. 4-Residents OF the
South Side who were attracted by strange
lights in the eastern skies last night be-
tween and II p m, declared to-day that
they had seen comet. SJreaks of light
much resembling tire tail of a comet
appeared about halfway TO the zenith.
Early IN the evening, just one illumi-
nation was visible Later duplicates ap-
peared on either siue They varied every
few minutes in intensity. growing far
brighter than the tail Of Haileys comet.
then almost fading from view. One
streak of light appeared somewhat
curved. The others were perpendicular.
Astronomers are at q loss to account
for them
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
So % Nc Wn,hlnrtnn HerlId.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 4-Fifteen thous-
and persons witnessed the defeat of the
North Carolina University team. by the
University OF Virginia eleven at Broad
street park here this afternoon, and the
crowd was at all times wildly enthu-
siastic. Virginia won on a touchdown
and safety by a score of to 0.
The first quarter OF the game was &C.
oupied by working up and down the field
both teams resorting to frequent punting-
AZ no time was either goal line IN dan
ger, and there was but scant playing of
Importance. Each team appeared 10 be
feeling out the other. The quarter ended
with no score for either side.
The second quarter. after but a few
minutes OF play. Belk. who had been
shifted from the Carolina quarter back
position to left half. committed a serious
blunder. which cost his team two points.
Bowen had just punted from the center
OF the field, and Belk believing the ball
had crossed the Carolina goal line, touch
ed the ball behind the posts, thinking he
had made a touch back But the ball had
never crossed the line until he touched il
between the posts. and the referee pro-
nounced a safety in Virginias favor. Fol-
lowing this. punting duels and short gains
by both teams ended the quarter.
Carolina shows Grit.
Carolina showed true grit and played a
bulldog game, though Virginia pushed her
hard, and most of the play was in the
Tarheel territory. In the third quarter
Carolina braeed and Virginia failed on
end runs and line plunging, resorting fire.
quently 20 putting. With the ball on the
S5-yard line, Belk punted 30 yards TO Todd
The latter fumbled the ball. recovered It,
and In starting down the field. fell, roll
ing over several times. No taclIlers were
near, ard quickly arising he lodged be-
hind the perfect interference of the en-
tire Virginia team and ran 60 Yards for
the only touchdown OF the game He
missed his try for goal
Fumbling played an important part IN
the entire game on both sides. and for
ward passes, nearly all the few tried
were dismal failures.
Todd was the star OF the game. and
he scored the only touchdown, redeem
ing an awful tumble by his splendid run.
He PLAYED strong offensive and defensive
football at all times. Bowens punting
was unprecedented, his tackling perfect
and he was also a strong runner with
the oval Cecil, though filling a hole al
tackle made at the last minute, was al
ways there. Capt. Geyer and Driver and
Jones were also worthy Of mention
Alternately was the shining light Tor
Carolina, while Venable, Belk, and Rufin
played we'll Porter was always there on
the second line of defense and deserves
praise.
o. The line-up:
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Football Results.

Lafayette 40: Dickinson. 0.
Brown. IS; Carlisle. G.
Pennsylvania y: Cornell,
w. j.. 0: NillanOTa, 0.
University Of Rochester, ); Holy Cfess, 0.
Pittsburg, Il : University Of Pennsylvania State. (
Wyoming Seminary. s: Lafayette Reserves. G.
T. & NJ, s; Gettysburg, 3.
Virginia, s. North Carolina, q
Norfolk Agricultural and Mechanical, s; Viz
giniA POlytsChnic ]
81. Nincrnt'a II: Eastern College. O.
Davidson, g. Wake Forest. O.
bingham, Il Mooney O.
Raleigh. 8; Wilmington. O.
Florida, =; Citadel College q Charleston. O.
Mercer. 3; Howard, O.
Auburn, %; University Of Georgia. O.
Memphis, Il; Memphis q. s., g.
Vanderbilt 81 Sswsnee, 6.
SeWRnee NJ. A. o: ROwen. a
Chamberlain Is; GTeenville O.
Atlanta Tech 81 Clemson O.
Mississippi, 50; A. & NJ, O.
Arkansas. 81; Louisiana. 0.
EpWOrth %. Texas Christian. g.
Central University. Y; Kentucky State G.
Henderson, 9; 0uachita O
Alabama, 3; Washington and Lee. O
Chattanooga. q; MaFsvle, Il
Fort Smith. IL Little Rock. G.
Texas A. & a. Il; Tulane. Is
Oklahoma, 3: Texas O.
Central Of Kentucky. z; Kentucky State. G.
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rriesi,s MN !. InrnIid.

Lancaster. Nov. 24-All the charitable
requests named in the will OF Rev. DIT.
p. j. Mccullagh, rector OF st. Mary 5
Catholic Church when he died. have been
declared void. because his will was not
Witnessed. Those who lose are the Little
Sisters of the Poor Philadelphia. who
were to have $S4.000. and st. Marys
Church. Lancaster. The estate viii be
given 70 his relatives, all living in Phila-
delphla
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Indian woman Divorced.

Carson. New. Nov 2I-For the first
time under the laws OF this State a full
blooded Indians woman has received a
decree of divorce from her Indian nus
band Minnie Gailbraith. a graduate OF
the Indian training school near this city,
was the plaintiff. She charged cruelty
and neglect. and was given the custody
Of her son.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
wiIbur LET. Eleven MiIlion.

Allentown. Nov. 24.-From statements
filed in the eOurthouses Of the vari-
Gus counties in Eastern Pennsylvania
where he had property. IL has been found
that the sppraisement of the estate OF
the late Elisha 2. Wilbur, former presi-
dent of the I.ehigh Valley Railroad. ag-
gregates a trifle more than Sll. 000, 600
Each OF the heirs Is expected 10 receive
more than 8 900. ll0
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Detroit Team Wins Game,

Havana. Nov. 24-The baseball game
to-day between the Detroits and Havana
resulted in a score OF to > in favor Of
the Americans. The batteries were: De-
troit. Casey. Willets and Petway; Ha-
vana, Pereda and Mederes.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

TO ?. second; Al Red. iG Davenport. 20 ].
third Tine. lis 35 French Girl. salToatile. Ed
win L. Detroit. and Panto,Ile also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mie and q sixteenth AymeF.
10 lGoosel, to l. won; Font, lo2 tObertl, TO !,
second; 81. Joseph 100 Gross. u 10 I, third.
Time. LIS Is. Dixie Knight, Camel, L. p. DALEY.
Daubury. and ATondaek also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
JOHNSON RECEIVES OFFER.
Hugh Mcintosh Trying TO Arrange
Match In London.

Boston, Nov. 4.-Joe Woodman, man
ager Of Sam Langford. has received a
letter from Hugh Mcintosh. the Austria
Han boxing promoter. offering Jack john
son $1,000 and expenses as his end of
A purse to meet Langford IN London dur
ing coronation week Mcintosh urges
WOodman TO use every endeavor TO in
duce Johnson 10 make the match and
demands that the latter post a forfeit for
his appearance IN London. Mcintosh is
willing to post the money in this country
If Johnson will put up the forfeit
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Juarez.
Feast nay mt French Ports.

Paris, Nov 24.-Thanksgiving Day was
celebrated enthusiastically here and at
Cherbourg and Brest The American
sailors visiting these cities were on their
best behavior Among those who feast
ed at a Paris hotel was Gen. Bernardino
Reyes. formerly Mexican minister OF
war, who ate pumpkin pie with a large
party The Maharajah Of Baroda and
Messrs. AmoTy and Elliott were Of the
party.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS RACES
Laurel Driving Club Opens Up Sea-
son at Fair Grounds.

Special % fhe Washington Herald
Laurel, Md, Nov. 24-The racing to-day
at the Laural four-county fair grounds.
under the auspices Of the Laurel Driving
Club, was up TO the standard and enjoyed
by a large holiday crowd. The weather
conditions were excellent and the track
good-even better than 1t was during the
four-county fair held here last month. and
considered by sportsmen to be one Of the
best half-miS tracks in this part of the
country
Nearly 1.5o0 people were present.
The prizes in each race We're: First,
silver cup; second. lap robe; third. whip
OF the best material Mr. R. Biggs. of
Baltimore. was starter, and the judges
were DR.. r. c. Harley NoTval Frost. and
c. r. Hinchman. Summaries;
First race-CIass A pace: haIf-mile heats
GlideWood. 5. e.. J. d. Bowling. LauTel...... /
Cora Virgins, g. m, p. j. stubans- 2
Bayard Wilkes IT,. 2. G.. J. f. Llliard
Time-lIl, lis. II3.
GlidsWood made a good race in The third heat
even after break, and then came hons inst BY a
very close margin.
Second Taoe-ClaSs A trot: half-mie heats.
Waretta. blk. m, BFosene Bros. Eihcott City l
Free silver b. g.. 6. B. Timanus Laurel. 5
Ben D.. b. e.. W. c. Handley. Jessup-.......- ?
Time-ll liza, l:l6h Il7a.
Third racc-Class b: mixed; halfnile heats
Pilot Boy. b. g. C. Dale. Laurel. !
Lcch Raven. blk. $, 6. b. Timanus. Laurel. 2
Grace NJ. S. m ]. NJ. L0wman ......,......... ? 3
Little Prince b s.. Eiwood \. Fisher. Laurel 4
Red Orange s s. ". Murray. OdentOn.. 8
Milan. b. s.. ". c. White, Laurel ............ 5
Tme-l3, 81. IN
Running race-Honey Boy NJ. J. Tighe, Bnttains
" NJ Owens Harry IightfoOt Sylvester Smith
Crippled Bob Oliver Mers0n. Honey Boy in
one heat ridden by Nelson Fisher.
4 special race put on between Nina owned
BY r. T. Bean. IT. Of BerNJn. and Mildred e..
owned by Mr. Gardner, Of Jessup. Nina won both
heats. Time q and 30.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
KiIhane Rents Knufmnn-

Akron, Ohio, Nov. 24--Johnny Kilbane.
Of Cleveland, had a shade over Benny
Kaufman, of Philadelphia, after ten fast
rounds OF milling here tonight The
showing puts Ki.bane in line TO battle
Abe Attell. promoters having made his
work in this fight the basis of his claims
TO meet Attell. New York may get the
proposed fight.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Section BIT Defeated.

The Tanglewood Athletic Club defeated
Section BIZ in a fast football game, score
Is TO o. The superior teamwork OF the
winners and the line smashing of Stran-
ahan for the losers featured the con-
test Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

IUINHuNNIn AILhlll A0IlUduEl, UuusIfs UllIs
from touchdoWns-Smith To- H0user Goal from
this held-Sprackling. SuhsUitutes-BrOwn Bartlett
for kTatz. Goldberg for Corp Young for Marble.
Crother for Hons Bingham Tor High. Carlisle
ATTagan for Powell. Dupais for Bracklin. Areas
for Houser Houser for Newashe. Officials Referee
Marshall. UmpiFe-Bergen. Field judge-Langford.
Head hnesman-SinclaiT. Time-FOur IS minute
periods.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
ANALosTAN CLUB HOLDS SHOOT
DIR. Monroe High Man in Singles,
Tied in Doubles,

The Analostan Gun Club held its an
nnal Thanksgiving trap shoot yesterday
and some fine records were recorded. DR..
W, d. Munroe was the high gun In the
singles. with a shoot OF 30 out OF a pos
sible 100. Mr.. Z. Dufour was second with
Sc out OF a possible 100 In the doubles
DR.. Munroe and Mr.. Parson were tied
for the first place honors, with Il out
Of a possible p Following is the sum
mary.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
VIRGINIA VICTOR
OYER ''TARHEELS"
North Carolina Goes Down
by z TO 0 Score.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND SEE GAME

Costly Mistake by Half Back Gives
Orange and Blue Team a safety.
Todd Runs Back Punt Through
Entire Carolina Team for Touch
dOwn-FOrward Passes FIzzIe Out.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
RACES ON SPEEDWAY
DR.. Chase Wins Fast Trot
from Gallant Maid.
MATINEES COME TO A CLOSE

Many Driving Finishes Witnessed.
Driver Hall Donates Cup Which He
Won 40 the Club 10 he Raced for
at Some Future Time-Large Crowd
of Enthusiasts in Attendance.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

Especially to enable dentists 10 make accurate
dissposis of the condition Of teeth and laws Il 4
portable xay apparatus that has been perfected in
Germany.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

1S75-Harvard won.
1S76-Yale, one goal.
fS77-No game.
1STS-Yale. one goal.
1S79-YaIe, o; Harvard. @.
1ssO-YaIe, l goal, l touchdown.
lsS1-Harvard. safeties yale won
1ss2-Yale. / goal. 3 touehdowns-
1Sss-YaIe. %: Harvard, ?.
1SS4-Yale. So: Harvard. 0.
1SS5-No game.
lss6-Yale, 30; Harvard. 4.
1Ss7-Yale,, Il; Harvard, 3
ISgs-Harvard forfeited.
1sss-Yale. 6; Harvard, o.
1g90-Harvard Il; Yale. g.
issI-Yale, 10; Harvard. 0.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
HARVARD HAS SCORED NO TOUCHDOWN
ON YALE SINCE OF AND GAMES STAND 2S-5

1S92-Yale. 6: Harvard, 0.
lS93-Yale, s: Harvard. 0.
1S9i-Yale, 70; Harvard, 4.
lS95-No game.
1S9s-No game.
1S97-Yale. 0; Harvard. 0.
1S9s-Harvard. II; Yale. 0.
1Ss9-Harvard. 0: Yale, 0.
1900-Yale, 2S; Harvard, 0.
l90i-Harvard. %: Yale. 0.
l902-Yale. IS: Harvard 0.
l903-Yale, Is: Harvard, 0.
1904-Yale, -: Harvard, 0.
1905-Yale. s; Harvard, o.
i906-Yale, 6; Harvard. 0.
1907-Yale. 70: Harvard, 0.
1s0S-Harvard, 4: Yale. 0.
1909-Yale, 8; Harvard, o.
l910-Yale, 0; Harvard, 0.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

Ffee-for-an pace; three heats:
Manuella, b. N. E. F. Han. .,,..............
Miss Arcola, blk. m. Lotus and Nc
Carthy, Or.
Tfme-1 OH Us l0S
Miss Arcola refused to start in third heat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-30
BR|LLANTE FEST|-
VAL En- BAYAMON,
Muy lucido resulto el que
ceIebro la congregaclon
Hiilas de Maria.
Sc llevaroD a efecto los eXame
nes de ingles.
Sc informa que ell inspector
senior Word no observe con
los senores profesores la de-
bida correction que su car.
go le impone.
De nuestro corresponsal

Mayo 30.-Anoche Sc llevo a efee
to en- nuestro temple catolico la fes-
ia de las hijas de Maria, cuyo acto
estuvo solemne dado la concurren'
cia de fieles ALI congre gados. La sal
We fue cantada por varias senoritas
y acompahada por la orquesta. El
temple primorosamente adornado
daba I'm aspecto hermoso.
Sc han llevado a efecto los exa-
menes de ingles entire los senores pro
fesores de las escuelas de esta dis
trito y hay entire ellos I'm verdadero
disgusto porla forma en- que. segun
Sc dice Sc condujo ell inspector Mr..
Wood; pues Sc informa que dicho Sc
nor desconfio de la honradez de aque
llos caballeros y senoritas que no son
ninas, sino hombres, v mujeres de ca
pacidad E ilustracion. Mr.. Wood,
afrman, los ponia no tan solo separa
dos que NADIA de particular tiene, 81
no es 10 particular, los amenazaba
en- mala forma con ponerles cero, ,por
cualquier causa que no encontrase
para el no admissible.
Creemos que este funcionario ha
debido sufrir algun error al tratar de
ese modo al magisterio puertorrique
no de Bayamon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-30

Ell teatro anoche fue nueva mente
copado por ell pdblico que acudi6 :
yer la tercera representation de la
hermosa partitura vilenesa he Lehar
LA Viuds alegre' fue un nuevo
gran exito para Ia compania. La Ro
norris interpret6 de modo- dmirshle
ell personaje de la viuda de Glavari
mereciendo repetidas veces los homo
res del proscenio Todos los artistas
tueron aplaudidos.
Nos lnforman. Que Ia sonora Ro-
bles, la Marin, Ballestel, Guel v
otros lmportantes miembros de Ia ex
tlnguida compahia empresa Fernan
dez Sc incorporaran 4 la empresa
Muhoz Y Co que trabaja en- el Mu-
ncipal Gle esta ciudad. :,g
Ell dia IS las 3 v 80 murid
repentlnamente en- el muelle No. Eel
Felix Vidal natural de Gu
razao V segun certifcaci6n medica,
la muerte fu6 por PARALYSIS del higado
Del puesto de San Juan informan
que por fuerza de dicho puesto sor-
prendieron otra jugada en- Ia calle de
a Tanca No. 9 arrestando tres juga-
1ores.
-Por ser dfa de fiesta Official no
ha habido trabajo en- las oficinas, v
del gobierno inica-
mente en- Tesorerfa.
Sc encuentra enfermo de algun
cuidado, ell Sr don Reinaldo Vizca-
rrondo en- SUI residencia de esta ciu-
dad.
Que mejore cuanto antes lie desea-
mos.
En- el hotel In'glaterra Sc encon-
,raba aver hoSpedada Ia respectable
lama de- Manati, Sra, Porvidencia
Florido de Villamil y su linda y sim
oatica hija Carmen, acompahadas
lei distinguido Sjoven Baldomero
Hollazo. Ninien al hipodromo v re
yresaron en- el tren de la noche..
Anoche tuvo efecto en- los salones
del Club Hostos" una animada ia
rama. Al festival asistieron obreros
distinguidos V senoritss muy bien
traieadas. FL salon presentaba un
bonito aspecto V la concurrencia pu
so de manifesto una vez mas Ia
correction mas exquisite que este
quito centro social da 4 estos actos
De algeria y eSparcimiento.