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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-13

81 = No hubO O4u1esa s6Kglda, poTqu0 de bal no
debemOs calificar la cena que .hicieron el gene
raj algunos cabaI Ileros en- la gloTeta, kiosko,
% tibnda levantada en- el jardin de que va he.
mos hablado Muy diflcil nublera sido dispo-
nor mesas para una COncurTenCla3 tan extraOT
dinaria, nj enc0ntrar lOcalidad para dichas
mesaS. --~e-----------~
En- cambio desde las primeras horas no
cesaron do circular 10 nastras otra. por innume-
rabies siryfentes, cast sfn cesar, eegantes ban
dejas de dulces = cOufturas, helados, caprcho-
SOS cartuchOs de dulees, vinOS generOsOs y
champana,p pavos trutado, janen, pastelillos
tUrcos, +emparedados, etc, ETC., tOdo con pro-
fusion, de 10 mej0t y con verdddera explendi-
,:ez. Ademas en- el extreme de una de las ga
leras habia una bien surtida cantina en- la cual
sc servian a los conYidad0s eUantos licores pi-
dieron. J. excelentes tabacos. d
los 'sres, .Jstss y En.p1eodos de "a co0'po'StG
Cuanto dij6ramos en- honor de. estos apre-
eiaoles ballelos,a seria lattu@ Basta decir
que Sc uultiplicaban para atender y obsequiar
sus convidados que para todas tenlan una
Erase atenta, i'm obsequio, una galanteria, un
cumplimientO que el orden que reinO en- la
fiesta Obedee0 la provision con que tOdo
fu6 dispnesto~ 7 todO acknowledgements calcu-
ladO ateudido.
EllOS deben estar satistechOS de la fiesta
con que obseQniarun a esta sOciedad, cOmO 10
estan los convidadOs de su tino trato de su
explendidez ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-13

baia tualmsnts onbado para d misno
lcars9 ea Gales
+ Dessanos buena estaueia en- IA Capital
y 61ito en So Hnevo destino. Ma
Anteayer, nos dicen, cay0se dentrO de I'M
algIbeiun dependents de la fonda del senior
BarriOla en- la calIe de San Sebastian aver
81 mismo Barriola, cayose su Eez dentro del
cltadp algibe que afOrtuna0amente esta seco,
agOIpeandose ambos como es consequence.
FL dep0sit0 de aqua que nos referimOs dcen
que esta flor dc terra sin brocal, ConVen-
drla, pues ponerselO para eVitar las desgraciaS
que pudieran ocurrr. -.
90
En- estos dias ha Ocurrido un suceso muy
cnrloso ep esta Capital. .Parece que un indi-
vidnO que hacia cnco seis meses que no pa
gaba SuS abOnOs on una barberia de la calle lie
San Jose, lego a afeitarSe FL barbero des-
pu6s de habere raspad0 media patia, le ext
gi0 el pago de las mensuaidades atrasadas El
parrOquianO no pudO pagan Y tuvO que mar
Charse con media barba hecha, la otra media
pOr hGceg.
En- el bale de anoche en ell Institute Sc
deSapareci0 de la guaIdarropia un abrigo de
hombre, de casimir claro. forros de seda y con
etiqueta'de una sastreria de la Habana Sc
encarece al caballero que por equivocaci6n 10
haya tornado 10 devuelva Fortaleza 8.
ooo
-@f El da "a del actual, las ochO monOs
cuartO dc la mahaaa, 3verificara la Audiencia
en pleno una vista general de las .Carceles de
la Capital @
-
La G0cet0 publica una Real Orden dispo-
niendO que ell petroleo que So introduced en-
Puerto Rico prOcedente tle Cuba, pague los
misn1os derechos que el de proeedencia extran-
jera. 4sS5A@ 4<.Ss$ 9as - 50 's.$5>'
- za.s #**e
Anteayer SO verified en- ell Hospital de San
ia Rosa una difeil laboriosa OpeFaci6n quo
fu6 Nevada cabo habilmente por ell DR.. Ros
auxiiado por los ,distlnguidos facultativos Sc
nOres del Vale CuetO, por las alumnos dc
medcina senOres Ledesma, Potous y Domin-
guez, y practicante Mirabal.
Ia sidO expulsado del Cuerpo de BOmberOs
de esta Capital, e cabo del mismO, Gil QuinO-
mes, supupsto autor del robo, de que dimos
cuenta nuestros iectores, cometido en- San
turce.
ss Ell tren solo trajo hoy seis pasajeros de
Arecibo. Carga, ninguna.
%
Habiendo ingresado en- el Presidio provin-
cial e rernatado pr6fugO Manuel Perez de Ia
LLAMA, de orden del Excmo sr Gobernador &C.
neral, Queda sin efecto la requisitOria que re-
ferente su captura sc pubic0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-13

r. CGs0s qae Sc TeconstemdGm :-EL BUEN
GUST0, uno de los mejOres salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital
PrOptetGr5O: JsApellaniz, San Justo, ntI-
nero 16-Pertumer1a extra superior. Sc admi-
ten bonados.-Esmero = limpieza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-13
CHARADA s.

A mo amigo 3. a. y a.
TOdO hacia 81 Vi6 venir y.
Un tres de esos ad1stos
Que gaStan en- 81 yestir. 81. -
POca gracia y menos gusto..
Y al pasar pOr su ladO-
Creyendo un saludo hallar,
PriNaG dos dijo ell cuitado ~
Sin deiar de caminaC.
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Regreso d la Capital:

No sabemos tliamente a que bora termin6
ell bale. NOsOtros tOmarnOs un tren las dos
de Ia ma1lana, que pesar dc los muchos ca
rros que arfastraba, no fudo juicio nuestro
traer nj la mitad de los convidadOs. Otro tren
tambi6n costeado por la C,mpanfa, qued6 to-
mando pasajeros y 81 baiIe, sir embargo, segdn
nos dijeron. no hab1a terminadO!
..s ,..... @C0pscEp4Si64a.&
Repetimos 10 dicho al comenzar esta re-.
vistv escrita vuela pluma con mas ganas de
elormir que de lucir habilidades de cronistas
Ia auntuosisima fiesta celebrada anoche fu6
.tligna de su Objeuo, en- muchos amos no Sc oil
vidara en- Puerto-Rico.
Enviamos nuestras mas cumplidas felici-
taciones a los Sres. Jefes empleados de la
Compaflfa de los FerrocarrileS de esta Isla. y
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CEFIBo DE LAS PALMAs

Y 10 ha aprisionado en- sus Polvos Dentalss ol
DR.. Salicrup.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-13

4t4 Autesi ds aver 9ueron deconisados pOr
81 'vigiIante Eugeni0 Cuvertfer, algunos kilos
de +carne que pof Pnerta tle TERRA entrahan de
con trabando; esta- ciudad. Dicha carrie fu6
is'tribuida en- el AslO. de Carload.
Anteayer, nos dicen, fu6 registrada por ~
.u1rori,lad una casa de pr6stalnos dc Ia acalle de
5sala jose, donde So empenan prepdas Con
-sna,bipO 10 dicho registro parece que go encuen-
tril 5reso III indivfsiuo que hahia ennpenado en-
Il cha casa objetos cue Sc sunOiaen robados
HOmOs tenid0 el gustO de reeInIr a fslCa
d III 81. D, Ran1iro. aEatute OK Alcatds de Vega-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-13
La FlESTA,,DEstAN0eHEl 81

~Por- -n1t cho tempo Sc haB1ara en Puerto
Rico dc. suntuosismo bale que tuvO lugar
anochF en- los hermOsOs salones del paacio de
Santulce dOnde tiene estabecidas sus oticinas
la COmpania de los Ferras4cariles de esta Is
la. Id fiesta fu6 digna de. sd obieto ia inau-
guracidn Official del ferrO carril entire Martin
Pg1a Arecibo), Y digna de los apreciabTes ca
ballerOssque la Organizaron con lNjo de eKplen-
di1n1 S~#
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marca id4m $94.
40 cajas de r. c. bacalao de Escocia a $11
quintal .......
80 i'd de l. G. id. id. 4 $11 quintal.
-sfs 4A Boquero q Gd,sdorG.
Puerto Rico, Mario 12 de 1891.
Para tratac de varOs asuntos importantes,
SO convoca en- Ia GGcetG a los senOres MEM
bros del ColegiO N0tarial para una junta gene
raj que SO lnaugurara en- esta Capital el dia
del pr0XimO mes de Abril.
a Esta ma1lana 81 l;Dr Morales Ferrer ha da-
do pruebas de que tiene conquistada la fama
do que ha venidO precedidO, en- una delicada
operation de cataratas practiCada 4 una an
ciana insOlvente, vecina de la callc del Sol nd
nero 102. E ilustradO DR.. del Vale y los
alufnnos de medicina senOres Ledesma y Po-
tous auXiliaron al DR.. Morales en- su diticl CO.
metido.
Sabennos que ell Dr.. Morales costea las me-
dicamentos que Ia operada necesita para su
completa curaci0n, Y con gusto hacemOs p1-
blico este rasgO humanitariO, con riesgO de
offender la modestia del reputable ayudante
del Dr. Galezowsk.
Dice un colega local que esta hoche hara
su debut On La TenpeSt0d, el nuevo tenor que
sustituira al Sr. Pastor, (por marcharse este pa
ra Europal, on Ia COmpania del Sr. Palou.
90
Lafunci6n de gracia de la primera tiple
de la Co1npania PaIou, tendra lugar malana
viernes. La zarzuela escojda es la que lleva
por titulo La guerra Santa. Esta nOche, CO.
mo va 10 anunciamos Oportupamente, SO pom
dra en- escena como function de abono La Te0'-
peSt0d. -
/ - .*.s
Hablase de que es possible que las distin-
guidas damas y cabalIeTos que piensan If &
Arecibo para dar una velada en- provechO de
/ los pobres de aquella villa realicen su viaje Ell
sabado proximo. Pero no hay NADIA positiVa-
msnte resuelto todavfa.
Esta tarde ha ocurride una desgracia en-
la casa ndmero s de.sia gealle del CriSto Un
pintoe llamado rinit1vO Calder6n, cay6se de
un andamio al patio de la misma casa agol-
pOandOse C0nsideTablemen
segdu noticias que tenemos por fidedig-
nae el senior Saatigosa, Director que fu6 de
la compania dramatica que ultimamente ac-
tua5a en- Magag1ez, Sc eneuent a en- Madrid
| fernando ma nueva Compania del mismo g6-
Lnero, adicions da de un esoojido euerpO de BAHIA
rinas, Sc prOpOno HegaE aen brevo a -csta
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baja etualmente nOInbl Do para 81 mismo.
carg8 e Gales
Deseaoals buena estaneia en- IA Capital
y ys61ito en .au nneYo destino. -
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Baquero' y Candara

--A Ofvocew, yeej6jdo por vapor o1enad's proee-
de'ate de Europa: s. .A'>
200 cajas de 4 docenas botellas cerveza
100 ideat de 6 docenas medias botellas
marca id4m $93.
40 cajas de +. G. bacalao de Escocia 81
SO id. de l. c. i'd. i'd. a 81 quintai.
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Los tYenes.
En- S0MtMrce.

c1ando tlegahlnruos frente : al edificio donde,
el bale seeeset,r6, la primera impression que,
reclt imOs fu6 do agradable adluiracI6n. Todo
q espaciOso primer patio estabA prefusanente
liuminatlo giorno, Y 81 portion de entrada Y
81 frente del palacio artisticamente a,tornado
con ramss banderas, trof6os Y escudos nacio-
males y fraEceses. Una comisi6n de smpea.
dos de las oticinas del Ferro-carri. esperabas 4
los convidados en- el p"rt0n, trente al cual SO
detuvo el tren.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
DRUGGISTS WORK.
Resolutions on Trade Matters by
Wholesalers.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 22.-The Ma
tional Wholesale Druggists ASSOCIATION,
at its meeting to-day, adopted a resolu-
tion calling upon congress to pass law
ito protect the public from unscrupu-
lous imitation and counterfeits of foods
and medical preparations sold under
trade mark" The substitute evil'' was
further discussed during the day and
resolutions adopted to provide against
1t. The resolutions recommend that
proprietary medicines be sold under
eight conditions.
These are in substance, that owners
of proprietary medicines sell only to
druggists. wholesale dealers in proprie-
tary medicines and established agencies,
wholesale dealers not TO supply dealers
on the cutoff list, except at full retail
prices; retail dealers agree to sell alt
contract goods at full retail prices. in
clndipg all contract or rebate articles,
and further agree not to substitute
another article for any article re-
quested II such article is on the con-
tract Or rebate plan, nor deliver
such goods to any dealer
OH the cut off-list excepting at full re-
tail prices. Names of all druggists who
do not comply with the conditions will
be placed OH the cutoff list. No manu-
facturer or wholesale druggist shall
supply cutoff dealers except at full re-
tail prices. All manufacturers aud
dealers shall refuse to sell to commits
sion merchants or agents OH the con-
tract plan except for export. Manu-
facturerS and wholesalers agree not to
sell except at full prices to any retailer
and will agree not to sell at full retail
prices. All the dealers who violate the
agreement will be placed on the cutoff
list 7r-
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
WORKING FOR OATS.
Runners That Led in Glouceste
Purse Events.

Runners That Led in Gloucester
Purse Events.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., Oct. 22.-To-
days races resulted in favor of these
horses:
First race. mile-FIemington won. Clamor
second. Glendale third. Time, 81
Second race. six furiongs-Delusion won,
Spendoline second, Fiattery third. Time,
Third race, six and half furlongs-Emma
j won, Maggie Buck second, A II third
Time, :3bI4
Fourth race. seven frrlongs--Text won,
Belisarius second. Pliny third Time. :34l3
Fifth race. four and a half furlongs- Basil
Duke won. Hawkeye second, Judge Mitchell
third. Time. :J9sI.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-Ciimax
won. Shakespeare second, Little Addie third
Time, 1:29.
ENTRIES FOR To DAY.
Inree-quarters OF Il mile. maidens, selling
-Mirthwood. III; Prince Charming Solicit
or school Boy, lo5: Tippen, 10!: The Earl,
Boughrum~ no; Cutalong 9S; Pluto, 81.
Six and quarter flirlongs for two-year-
olds, sellfng-Comforter 106; Seah, lillian,
1O3: Manteila, %; Vulpina. So.
Seven and half furIongs three -year-olds
Selling-Onze, 10; Laura S, 107: Glenall,
Dunbarton Battle Cry. IU6: Twilight colt
King Solomon. Little Dick, 102.
Mile, selling-MacAnley, 1f0; Middiestone.
I04; jim Clare, Samaritan, james A II, King
Idle, 92; Carmelite, 50; Rose Howard. So
-Four ana half furloGgs-Rustic, Adolph,
Topmast Il2; Silence. Babette lO9; Benja-
min, 1J7; Mamie b, Young Grace, 1O4.
SIX and quarter furlongs, selling-Ore-
goa, 122; Monroe, 1l3; Prince Edward 10:
Count Luna, Blackburn, Lita 10Y; Emm J.
loo; Judge Mitchell. 102; Oarsman, Owen
Golden. Frank L. Thad Rowe Gen Gordon,
100; j Ii, 101; Grafton, 96
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
pie"

Absence Before Surrender
"Will the pope accept this new situa-
tlon?'' the cardinal was asked.
Never" was the firm reply, .even
though his life is threatened, since the
Vatican is denounced and placed in a
state of siege. But the conscience of
the pope is Incompatible and inflexible.
Ills energy is indomitable. Within that
envelope so frail, under the diaphanous
physIognomy, is concealed proud and
ardent heart. He, the moderate and
harmonious man: he. the passionate
lover of peace and of appeasement, does
not recoil before any threat or before
any responsibility"
But what will the pope do event
ually?''
Il do not know" was the reply. He
has caused a diplomatic note to be sent
to the papal nuncios touching on the
real significance of the Pantheon scan
dals. Leo weighs and again weighs his
acts before coming to decisions, but
can say, even to-day. that the incident
OF the Pantheon disturbance will have
the most serious consequences for Italy
and for the Vatican and the situation in
general"
'Will the pope leave Romeo"
Nothing is yet decided" answered
the cardinal, ''but everything is ready
for such step. Since Oct. the eeclesi-
astlcal world has been partly prepared
for such a grave measure. Everybody
is persuaded that the advers aries will
go on to the bitter end The occupation
OF Rome. they say. as l have already
Informed you, will be followed, as in
the case of the Commune, by the mas
sacre of the hostages. Leo XIII. has
closely remarked the attitude of the
triple alliance. He is aware of the
secret Vaccinations, and he will act in
consequence"
How about the conclave?" finally
asked the correspondent,
The same sudden change occurs
there. Recent events have caused a
long step to be taken in the idea of,
holding the conclave abroad We all
feel that the situation is drifting to-
ward extremes, We thought that in
the case of war alone should we be CON-
PEELED to seek for pope abroad, but
events have enlightened US as to the
last designs of the Italian revolution.
We shall be obliged to give way for
moment to force, and to leave for
abrOadn
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
TO KILL CHlNCH BUGS
Fill EN- Full Of Disease and Let
EN- Die Happy.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 22.-There
was only one session to-day of the
American Public Health association.
Chancellor S. Snow, of the State Uui-
versity of Kansas. read a paper explain
ing the theory of the destruction of the
chinch bug by propagating deadly dis
ease among them. He estimates that
about rs per cent of the field ex-
periments have been thorough
ly successful, although his field
agents had reported the percentage
of success at ninety. He explained the
practical application of his theory. A
farmer was sent half dozen infected
bugs, with instructions to place them in
a prepared jar with about 100 bugs from
his infected fields. Forty-elght hours
would infest the whole number of bugs,
WHICH were then scattered through the
fields, where the insects would take the
contagion and die. In this way during
the last season 400 farms in Kansas had
been cleared of the pest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
NEW CURLING LEAGUE.
Chicago Withdraws From the Ma
tionaI Association.

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-At a meeting of
the South Park Curling club tonight it
was decided to withdraw from the
National Association of Curling clubs.
A letter was read inviting the club to
send delegate to a convention Oct. 81
at Milwaukee for the purpose of form
ing Western curriers' league. The
invitation was accepted, aud Oscar
E. Lindblom was chosen delegate and
MesSrs. r. G. Tenant and Samuel Nell
son alternates, with Instructions to en-
roll the club in the new league. The
reason assigned for the forming of
league is the great distance between the
Eastern and Western clubs. The West
ern league is expected to enroll twelve
Clubs, three of which are located at Chi
cago. the remaining nine in Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
STOPPED BY THE WIND.
No Records Broken, But Very
Good Time Made.


.INDEPENDECE, To-, Oct. pa strong
south wind prevented record breaking
to-day. The day was cold, and by the
time the eQuines had fought the ele-
ments TO the turn, there was little
speed left in them with which to finish.
AIlerton, to beat his 2:09I, failed to
make the mark. lie scored down rap
idly and was sent his best. He trotted
the mile without skip, but the gods of
the weather were against him. and he
could only succeed in stopping the
watches at 2:l015.
The famous Roy Wilkes, 2:oST, with
his noted owner, l.. A. Davis, as driver,
started TO beat his mark. But the
speed was not in him, and he only made
PIP. His owner claimed it was all the
fault of the runner, who did not touch
him at any part of the mile. He took
another turn on the kite, and this time
he did second better, coming under
the wire in 2:ll. Robert Rysdyk, br S,
by William Rysdyk, who looks and
acts like another Allerton. was sent
against his mark of 2:14, and trotted
an even mile without break in 2:I43I.
The class races were won in straig mt
heats without contest. Clinker Jr.. who
obtained record of 2:25115 at this meet
ing, lowered his mark one and a half
seconds i'll the second heat. The 2:30
pace was made i'll good time. the first
heat being the fastest, i'll 2:204' Sum-
marieS:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
GARFIELD PARK.
Nags Th-t Plucked the PIums
From the Wire.

Iont ttic w Ire.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-To-day's races at
Garfield park resulted as follows:
First race six furlongs- -Falerna won,
Adelina second Oakdale third Time 1:lG4
Second race, i've furongs-Costa Rico
won. Elizabeth second, The Deacon third
Time, :02
Third race, six furlongs-Bonair won. Sui
Ross second. Tramp third. Time 1:l54
Fourth race, nine furlongs-Santiago won,
Whitney second, Eli third Time, :53Ia
Fifth race six furlongs-Santa Anna won,
Rudolph second, Marmoss third Time,
1:14A.
ENTRIES FOE TO-DAY.
First race, selling, six furlongs = Bob
Francis. 81: Mary T. IS; j j, 81 McDearmon,
81: Annie Martin, 90; Ed Finn 100; Iiea Fox,
Eddie X, Annie Race, 102; Intruder. Iowa,
Jimmy Il, los.
Second race: six furlongs-Lucille Man.
netIe; Esperanzs 102; Bill Nye. Tom Jones'
Shiloh, One Dime, 105; Royal Flush, Chimes,
ITO; Audrey, H.; Zed, III: Lorenzo III;
Bankrupt 12e
Third race, selling mile and sixteenth
Rosemont, Martin Russell, Receiver 81; Re.
109; Duke MIpitas, Innocence. 103; Folsom,
112
Fourth race, handicap, two-year-old, mile
lilo Grande, l03; Big Casino, g3; w B. 81;
Maud Howard, 1l5; Tillie 5, 92; Capt Drane,
I2; Jennie ), 10S
Fifth race, six furloEes-Salonica Jennie
). First Day. Sam Farmer, Sunshine Whisky,
": Adellna, Sister Linda, III; Royal Flush,
III; Audrey, 119.
Sixth race. selling, six furongs-Niantic
80; Powers, SS; Inyercauld, 91: Orville, 92;
Walter. Mitchell l., 81; Lord Lonsdale 102;
Crab Cider, los; Nedette. 106: Starter Cald-
well, i0S; Lucinda, liz; Fitzhugh Lee, III.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23

SADIE. 1f9: Pelham, III: Glenmound. 1o4;
Vendetta. 103; Peril, 102: Primero, iOl; Servi-
ter, 40; Ethel. Express Insight 93; Mag
gle Beck, y3; yocalite. 80
Five and n half furiongs-Lester Peru
Wan. lol Vernon, Longard, Bitten, 100;
Belle d, Hedge Rose, 81.
Six and half furlongs-Kirkover, Fene-
lon, 1)S: Toano 105; Rhono, 103; Cortez. 102;
Civil Service 10i
Mile, handicap--Madstone, III; Kirkoyer.
ITO; Tulla Blackburn. 10; Masteriode, 1G0;
CynoSure. 90; Slampost, S.
Mile and sixteenth, selling-Esquimau
Spariing, III; Rover 1l0; Lithbert, In; Get
tysburg, 105: Bohemian. 1O0
Seyen-eighths OF mile selling-Onaway,
~; Seymour, 124; Pericles, 12i: Adamant.
us; Quibbler PenZance. Neptunus. 1I5; All
Ablaze, ia; Austral, ITO; Under Cover. 90.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
TWELVE MORE OF THEM.
Saloonkeepers in the Tolls for
Sunday XinlafiOns

Saloonkeepers in the Tolls for
Sunday Violations.
Twelve Saloonkeepers, all doing busi-
ness on the north side, were arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday
charged with having failed to close their
places OH Sunday last. The complaints
are sworn to by George r. Whitcomb.
of 290S Lyndale avenue north The
names and addresses OF the unfortunateS
are as follows:
Peter Mattison. 1902 Second street
north; Louis Moe, 1903 Second street
north: Ole Haugan. 1903 Second street
north; Victor Roman, 229 Twentieth av-
enue north: Oscar Person, 229 Twen-
tieth avenue north; Fred E. Peterson,
323 Twentieth avenue north; Nanny ID.
Swenson, 323 Twentieth avenue north;
James Peterson, 20:9 Washington ave-
hue north; Nj. Schulenberg. 326 Twen-
tieth avenue north; A. Fredrickson,
1918 Washington avenue north; Paul
Waidt, 1901 Washington avenue north;
Henry Knoble, 1928 Second street north.
All pleaded mot guilty." and their
cases were set for Tuesday next.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
For Check Raising.

A. E. Bixby, who resides at TIT Brad
ford avenue north, was arrested yester-
day by Detective Hoy and locked up on
the accusation that he had raised 81
check TO $40. The check in question
is drawn on the Northwestern National
bank, is signed by R. j. Gould, treasur-
er of the Hardwood Manufacturing and
Storage company, and was given to one
of the lady employees of the firm in pay
ment for services. This lady paid it out
to Ii. Hefflin.a hardware dealer Id North
Minneapolis, from whom Bixby received
it in the course of business. The alter
alton Is very cleverly made. Bixby
was taken before the grand jury for a
hearing yesterday afternoon. 10
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
Broke His Leg.

Sam Jordan, teamster in the employ
of the street railway company, met with
fall at:Lake Harriet yesterday while
engaged in removing the chairs from
the pavilion, aud sustained a fracture
of the left leg and injuries to the left
hip. He was brought to the city in a
street car and taken in the central pa.
troll wagon to his home, No. S03 Twenty
third avenue north, where he was at
tended by DR.. Kelly. His injuries, al
though painful, are not regarded as very
dangerous.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-23
THE SELLING PLATERs.
Winners Of Gutenberg FurIong
DaSheS

GUTTENBURG, N. j., Oct. 22.-Sum-
maries of to-day's races follow:
First race. six furlongs--Little Fred won.
Insight second, Express third Time, :20A.
Second race. five and half furlongs-Vo-
Gale won, Panway second, Comedies third.
Time. IA.
Third race, six and half furlongs-Fene-
Ion won. Beck second, Arab third. Time,
Fourth race. six MISUNDERSTANDING won.
Double Cross second Peril third Time,
Fifth race five and half furIongs-Tor-
mentor won, Sirocco second, Kitty Van
third. Time 1:12A
Sixth race. mile-Perlid won, Bonnie King
second. May Wood third. Time, 1 :53.
ENTITIES FOR TODAY
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