Jaro is deemed the most opulent place in the island of Panay.
JARO, a town of the province of Iloilo, Panay, Philippine Islands, on the Jaro river, 2 m.
El pájaro no alcanza a tener una cuarta de longitud desde el pico a la punta de la cola.
The great Kilima N'jaro stood out particularly well, and made a very effective background to the fine panorama.
He had been to the Kilima N'jaro district to buy cattle, and on the return journey attempted to take a short cut across country to the railway, but perished miserably of thirst on the way.
Jaro is likewise an encomienda, with two hundred Indians.
Jaro is under the charge of an encomendero who also holds an encomienda elsewhere; the village is inhabited by five hundred Indians.
La jaro finiĝos post kelkaj tagoj = The year will end in a few days.
By the middle of November practically the whole island, except the towns of Yloilo, Molo, Jaro and La Paz, was under rebel dominion.
Since the American advent Yloilo has superseded Jaro in that respect, and a large school is about to be erected on 75 acres of land given by several generous donors for the purpose.
Jaro was crowded with visitors to witness this interesting ceremonial.
In Spanish times Jaro was the educational centre of the Visayas Islands.
Just past the Government House there is a bridge crossing the Jaro River, which empties itself into the creek of Yloilo, and this creek is connected with that of Otong.
Formal surrender of the Panay army remnant at Jaro (Feb.
The See of Jaro is the one most recently created (1867).
The author of the Pájaro Perdido, according to a memoir of her by Angel Fernandez de los Rios, was born at Almendralejo, in Estremadura, in 1823.
The bishopric of Jaro possesses a cathedral church, which is also the parish church of the city of Jaro; and it has a court corresponding to it, and a seminary under the management of the Paulist fathers.
As regards religion, all the parishes existing in Calamianes belonged to the bishopric of Cebú from the time of their reduction until the bishopric of Jaro was erected, when all these parishes passed to its jurisdiction.
They tenderly placed him in a blanket, carried him to a place of safety, and, when he died, they brought him back to Jaro and buried him with military honors.
Not one of them in the whole village of Jaro but was on the watch.
One family came to Jaro the night before market day.
The citizens of Jaro seemed to be friendly, they often invited me to their festivities; committees would wait upon me, presenting me sometimes invitations engraved upon silver with every appearance of cordiality in expression and manner.
None of the inhabitants of Jaro attend, as yet; they fear to do so, since they are under the strict surveillance of the padre, and are in the shadow of the seminary for priests, the educational center of the island of Panay.
A ball was given in the town of Jaro by the officers who were there and in the town of Iloilo.
Which they did and actually got away from hundreds of natives and arrived in Jaro breathless and weary, the horses covered with foam.
At the time of the evacuation of Jaro by the insurrectos, our officers chose their quarters from the houses the natives had fled from.
The last morning of my stay in Jaro I went to the window and set him free but he immediately came back and clung to my hand.
About three miles from Jaro was quite a leper colony, shunned, of course, by the natives.
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