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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
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cl6n espeeial, dsbida .
l. experiences adlulai--
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impor tan del s1ieanies
70, baJo diversos men !.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
RRNOLCADOR

EGtA smprssA tiene sl vHpor AGUl
IA, rotents para 10 nolquss por To-
,cstas do sstA IslA, , hAbilitando d.
ombAs para sahiqsas ' ttlss para Al
snmsnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
ESFERAS

pata las Escuelas ;Icon ueri-
diano de- metal, iJuegos COM
pletos.. de Oopernico, Armilar'
I'errestrely Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

!estar %rados prueha de fuego tmpsatusss
Anfenhe escepOnales
80" c0moms''on 'zora"eo, ass como dc humeo NAL sor ~
dess d. tdU anotsd cnaescraa
orecen los eonsum dole as de
nAs fecuado que los de las marca que Dc
"s s es de gaon mentrss eens
"en dc a 4 q
Ass"ses sessrGes da IA sl SOBRINOS DE ENQUlA0A
san JOAN. fuerso Rco Ualle FoGtalexa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
dlatamsnte despu6s de las 'comidss.
Les envio mis- expresivas gracias.
Firmado Oasimira Hernsndez de
Ia Faerte, calle de Hermann, Bilbao
13: % de Julio, 1894"

la Faerte, calle de Hermann, Bilbat
13: % de Julio, 1894"
III huen 6xito del j ars5e Ouratl
vo de Ia Madre Seigel en- estas en-.
fermedades 90 debi6 Sal hecho d.
que funcionaba como la llave . ls
cerradura. Por ejemlpo. Ia soriers
del Sr. Gonzalez, no fue el resulta.
do de ningdn efecto organize On
sus oidos, sipo de IN des6rden en-
ell sistema nsrvioso, proveniente de
ciertos venenos en- so sistema qu+
Operaban en- los nervios. A su vea
estos venenos se produjeron por
les mateRias que se termentaban en-
ell est6mago, 6 sea por Ia indiges
ton sguda y dyspepsia. Los mis-.
mos padeoimicimientos existian en-
las otras intermediates. Ouando el
Jarabe desarraig6 Ia causa, desa.
pateCieron los efectos.
Las molestias que resisten Ia SIM
pie fuerza brura, oeden al saber y
Q Ia ciencia. Lac intermediates
que son. incurables por los trata-
nientosl Aoorrientes, sucumben 9
es5s remedlo por el misn0 motive.
Es Ia llave que cusdra Q 10 cerra.
dura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
7 I N 7 (

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas En- potes peque0os hay in.
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

Deiventa, en- Is Imprenta deI
BoLxTm MxRcAsru.
La bolAa, sl Oomerclo ,
las sociedades Mercan-
tiles, l tcmo..----- 81
Leociones de Derecho MeI
cant1l, por varios alum
nos de don Luis 5ilvelA,
tOm0.--. O(
ubro de Las Satifas, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui
lera, o0mprende: SAt-
fas, La arcadia moder-
M, GrandeLas de loa
peQuenos, Epigramasy
letrillas, Varlas fabulaa
yMoralejas, l tomo, r6s-
idca $50 p&ginaA.---- IrOu
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, l to-
mo r1sticA-.--- RI
Rlnconete y oortAdillo y
Ri noenciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo---. IA
Los Bafos de Argel, oo-
media, por Id, un tome. Is
II gallardo espahol, idem,
pOr idem, IN tomo. As
La leyenda de Goche-bue
na---. . ---.~ 80
II hijo del 6Aoristan, pol
don OArlcs Frontaura.
Z tomos. s....- 90
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6u.
90 cr!sico, po7 V. Co
mex, ! tomo.-. T6
hlerro, Essudio cienan-
90, por don Julio. so
mch --.s~ss..s.S~s M
Homsnaje Po3tico, Poe.
SiAs dc s. ingenioA
toOo o-- III
Leysada dc los Reyea, NO
velA hiStoncA, por don
TorcuAto TArrAgo, To-
mo-----~~s --- N
hao.tAlAndAd de los A.
uos, pos don Jose No
reao Faensoa, tomo n
hnsbles y Tapsoca, segun.
la soxte de oAssAs q una
!. .schodsA sohre 10 mi.
.oaoa. POT :. Alquai
1@s..A !. so1ao
Paasos 10 VISTA pof dos
II sae4 AJyA, IA touo
LsAa n&.fcA, por Fgon.Au.
-, torno
Eaos SAcaoaAse. y CAs.a-
Rlsea POI Ia ---- ia
CAasAeaa lie IN vic n,,
aaa Tso soso aaegrr-a
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
EMPRESA
Tt1ekES ESPAhULES CORlEyS DR Las lsfIsLis
y trasportes miIitares
De Sobrinos d. Herrera, Haban&.

Los vapores de estA emFresA sfsc.
tuarAn % salida desde este puerto or
los dtss s, 10, Is, 30 y 25 Dc cada mes,
A los s de la tarde en- los dias de Ii boz
i las l2 del dia en- los featjvos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

|PAPEI SELLADU
aladrado por ans sols hoja.
& prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres de oicios, etc.
De venta en- esta Imprents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

Tablas de logaritc IA
mos, POE Sanchez, l to. 6
mo. Observation-Disclosures 2 25
Gramatica, fransess,
p0r Ollendorff, l tomo 4'25
Gramatica idem, por
Arrange. 2 tomos. - $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
vAPORE3.
uORRHOS.HSR A6OxDD
ukdLA nnMPAMIA *RAHAeLANfI0A
ANTEn-
:.DE..A, LOPEZ y Co.

&eFvisio para Pusrto-Riso y u 1sha1a
SALIDAE.-De Bareelona los dias 5 , 4t
cada mos De Malaga sl ~ 35-DsOa.
dis sl 10 y 30.
gs sxpsadsn Dfllstes dlrsotos para 1aysgasz
Pence, Santiago do Cuba, Gibara, Nuevita q
Ssbaailla Y Colon. con trssbordo en- Puer
70. Rico Habana. -,
VI IN DIRECr0 D1sD1 PTo-RIC06
IA. CADIZ
on 6poca euarentenAM
IA OORUNA Y SANTANDER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
LlBROS BARATOS.

Deiventa, en- Is lmprensa del
BoLxTm MxRCAHrII.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
HERHANDN THESAND
BODY OF mrs. sHrAAKER FoVxD
BURIED III THE CowLrTx
Remains 81 the Oldest Girl Alse
Discovered. bss There II No
Trace of the Three Other Chfl-
aren-Large Fsneral - the VIE
tsns 81 the F1ooA.

swc1ere. wash. Dec s-specfai--TAs
body OF tire Oldest S1l maker girl. VITO
wftn three other children and tkssr
mother wa9 drowned u the Co1Hgx food,
has been found soEus two or three ula.ss
oesos Ar. Hspp's pace. lodged In . drif-
her rose and most OF her face had been
parity eaten OF ~ some Wild animal.
After see was buried the peopEs con-
ssn1sd she aunt. and succeeded Ia fading
the body OF Mrs Shua-aker. I. Was dis
covered near Moss Rock. some zen or
Twelve miles tby river from tie scene
Of Ehs disaster. Her body was complete
~ buried II the sand, save for . hand
whsca was sticking Out OF The sassd-
" here Q small stream OF water was rub
Ing over -. body. and had washed away
a portion Q. the sans. exposing Tie hand
The body wAz well preserved. owing - lis
having been buried Il the sand Her
body Was taken 10 ths residence Of I.
r Swo1ord Saturday night and tneTs
prepared for euria4- The funeral serv-
ICES we're held here Sunday. IL was the
largest funeral Ia this section for long
time. Mr. Shumzksr. who escaped from
the food. was present
They are sltA hunting for the other
three children. but there - little hope Tor
the recovery III their bodies.
so far as Is known. no lives were iosf
In the bottom. but the damage 10 prop
crty 10 great. according TO reports.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
NO. 10 DOWNING STREET.
The Most Famous House I'm the
British TnuHr~

Tnaamuch as Ter TIE last ~ years or
morn ere huge British empire has been
governed tr7m ere dsngv ssouse known hv
TIE name - No. - Downing street IRE
news that 81 e ahoUt 20 - demolished n
order 80 saaka Way far fhe site cf Gle
raw esNeex - fhs bo2Ss % fraAe IS excIt-
sag ecnsi BE asne1nt 90 discussion
ard - protest An9 nas without reason.
feT whea ere remembers tha fsfsx that has
ben na6e shsssg ghe preservation OF -
house. - Carlyle ard those OF numerous
osnsr tess e5sglng ussasss p~~ssns. X = asf-
aeait - understand WY raeans ramnes "a
tAkes 10 sass frSm esSsrtacssaa . house
Eaas - snade fazrusss. a. * were Fof ~
snx ere mAana tslaEfrsems in FnrE.sA Nfs-
teri. Esat by h1Rs6gessS - tAes-a
No. 10 ncwnanw Ss~est Aas b~.n the go
elza resae7es 81 tAs nrsAa minister a.
Great krtsai8 SiEe@ ne bas-sanLnx aF -.
LAST c<2taEy, rs fTst ~ccauRzs q khAs
E&ak n<.az 81 EeAsgs p Agaa.e. WHO "a o.
seria~1 ey as brilliant Ssn Horace as ~ett-
tag - ssraaxs. uEs0as ss fzSasas ayssess
saeAk.us ard VIA egss sxxs3 asr - sossr
sasekaer, lest % tAa tsxssi goe8 ssnae
~NfeA ed secssEee - EEanowe~san sseees-
~ter- &useux as Successors ws Ne u
Iss@GnE street yeas Ess~.4 NoYsn tie
STATESMAN 81 waSsz EzrANzs - rsatrsv r.
eeasS4 Tar sazz ~AE e. xsS.szn<i4aes TIA:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
SOME ARE REINsTATED.
Hoard of Review of Trotting Associ-
alton Has n Busy Day

New York Dec. 3-The board OF review
of the National Trotting Association held
an executive session this afternoon and
prepared several decisions In the case
Of Charles A. Kittle, OF Mount Kisco. N.
Y. and his brown mare Bonita. IL was
decided that the suspension should be re-
moved The board expelled Edward
Barch and Palmer Cleveland. OF New
York. and the brown gelding Adam, for
merly Omega, was suspended. The horse
had been entered under false name.
John j. Gibbs. of Fleetwood park, who
was suspended upon a charge of driving
while under suspension, was reinstated
and mis- fine RENTED.
In the case of John Mcclure. OF New
York. who was charged with having
made two entries at Baltimore on June 8.
1895. the board decided 10 grant the apph-
cation for release from suspension Inn
posed upon Mcclure and the bay gelalng
Governor.
The application OF Jack Curry for re-
lease from the fine OF 500 imposed upon
him by the judges at Belmont Park. Phil
adelphia, for improper driving OF the
PAGER. Joe Patchen. In 1885, was denied.
The temporary reinstatement OF Frank
WaIllngford, Of Boston. who was expelled
In 1891. for starting the horse Joe Davis
under the name OF Checkmate. was made
permanent.
The temporary reinstatement OF Frank
Matty. Of Syracuse. ~. Y, who was ex-
PEELED for racing a horse under an assuna-
ed name was continued.
The reinstatement OF George Hozsack,
Of Colorado Springs. Col. who was ex-
PEELED in ISIS. for making a deal IN order
90 get record OF e.3a for May Gift, was
made permanent. and Frank weithof. OF
Windsor. Canada. who was expelled IN
ISIS. a. Rochester. for improperly driving
the mare Jorette. was successful In having
his temporary relnstate nent continued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
SLAUGHTER OF ITALIANS.
Consul at MaEadoxo and officers OF
warships Killed by the
SomaIfs.

Zanzibar. Dec. 3-The massacre OF
Senior Cecchi. Italian consul here, the cap
ta!ns OF the Italian warships Voiterno and
Stuffet, and other Italian officers. by
Somalis at Msgadozo, on the coast Of
Somaliland. East Africa. occurred No
veInber =. The party was accompanied
by seventy Askaris on trip into the coun-
try outside OF Magadozo, when the Soma
lis attacked them. killing all whites and
thirty OF the Askaris.
Rome, Dec. 3.--AsldttioTal details Of The
massacre OF Senior Ceechi. italian consul,
and the Italian officers who We're with him
at MaKadozo 5omahland. state that four
teen Italians were killed. Their caravan
was attacked in the night by the Soulaiis.
They were rspulsed, bat rallied. and con-
tinually attacked the retreatinw caravan
The Italians and their escort fought des-
perately. but eventually we're overcome.
AS soon as the news Of The lighting
reached Magadozo detachment OF sailors
and a force Of Aslca riS were sent 20 the as
slstanca OF the caravan, but arrived too
late 20 save the Italians The rescue party
recovered twenty-scven bodies, and ar
rested many Somalls trfbesmen. who were
punished IN an exemplary manner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
MANY VISITORS AT CANTON
Caba VIII He Recognized, Thurston
Says-Ore8on Claims q Place
I'm the Cabinet.

Canton Dec. 3.-Senator John NJ Thurs
ton, OF Nebraska, accompanied by ex-
Congressman William Mason. of limos,
reached Canton this morning and during
the day had an extended conference with
President-elect Mckinley. Mr.. Mason 8
present ambition is 10 succeed IN the Unit
ed States senate John NJ. Palmer.
senator Thurston is on MS way 10 WASH
.ngton for the short session. In an inter-
view he said he did not think the short
session could pass a revenue bin which
would meet with the approval of the Re
pubiicans. He expressed the belief that
congress will recognize the Cuban tnsar
gents as belsgsreTts. He expects the rec
ognltson to occur during the short session.
lie said ne could speak for no one on cab
net matters, but for himself he would not
accept a position Il rendered him, because
ne believes il 80 be his duty TO remain IN
tho senate, where every Republican Is
needed.
Congressman Nelson Dingley. Of Maine.
chairman of the ways and means commit
tee and author Of the Dingiey revenue
bill. arrived in Canton at u IN He was
accompanied by his son, z. n. Dingiey.
proprietor OF the Kalamazoo Telegram.
They wsre met al the depot by attaches
Of the Mckinley household and went d.
rect 10 the residence. Here lunch was
had and following that a conference was
held.
Senators John II. Mitchell and George
W. Mcbride and Congressman BInger
Hermann. OF Oregon. arrived In the city
at noon today on their way 10 Washington
for the winter. Congressman Hermann
Is accompanied by his wife and daughter
and little son. Senator Mcbride said:
There is nothing political n our visit
10 Mai. Mckinley. We would he proud
TO have man from oregon in the cab
met but as yet the sentiment has not
crystallzed on any one person. There has
been much talk OF Senator Mitchell for
a place IN the cabinet but I don't think
he has given Il any consideration himself.
We In oregon would sooner have him
go back 20 the senate again"
Congressman Dtngley remains I'm the
city until tomorrow, owing to an attack
OF bronchial trouble. He and a number
OF other prominent callers. including Sen
atar Thurston, were the guests at a dir
ner and spent the evening with Mai. Nc
Kinley. Senator ThUrston leaving at 3
o'clock for Washington.
Senator Mitchell Of oregon, stated this
evening that he expected to be a candi-
date 70 succeed himself. He was greeted
cordially as an old friend BY Mai. Nc
kinley. and later. with Senator Mcbride
and Congressman Hermann. spent several
hours in discussing matters relating par
ticalarly 20 the Pacific coast The sena-
tors declined 30 mention sny cabinet pos
sIbglitles. bat said X the Pacific slope was
found 10 De entitled TO a place in the cab
met they thought So should fall 90 Ore
gen as the only simon pure Republican
state in the tier al the last election
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Bank OF Como. Italy. and the Lu-
rnEhIerra banking concern have become
ansolven8.
Adyices from Bolivia confirm the report
that there has been a hitch between Boz
livia and the Argentine limit commission
destructive fire. which resulted IN gut
ting two large establishments, occasioning
a loss OF $D.00. broke out In Ottawa.
Canada
Count Ffnkenstein. an intimate friend OF
Emperor William, was murdered the ether
day by some p0schers ia Ehe woods on
his estate al Maiitz.
The New Jersey State Institution FOR the
Feeble Minded. At Lake View. took hre
"Wednesday night. and was totally de-
stroyed No lives were lost.
The vintage OF France for 1895 will
amount to A17A coo hecsoinres. Of an es-
timated value OF f,1I4o91 francs. and which
b. lS.ee9 90 hectclAres over TIA vintage of
1885.
pawnshop in America The civic fedora
ton OF that city is TO establish one, with a
capital OF S20O 0CA. Chlcagoans can now
legally "hock" their teweiry
Warrensburg, NO. has record break
ing mare. Thursday she gave birth 20
five colts. none of which lived however.
Two years ago the mare gave birth 10
three colts. ali OF which are stiil living.
Milwaukee win celebrate the SENT
centennial anniversary OF the admission
A committee IL now at work raising the
necessary Stao 0l0 70 cover ths expenses
TO BE incurred.
Princess Devvrela has commenced = d.
vorce suit IN Paris agatnst Prince Aaolph
Dewrete. brother OF she Austrian minis
ter ~ Munich. The complaint alleges that
the prince has gone through form OF
marriage with an American ne5res-.
Henry c. Cartier claims that Re was
drugged and carried by raj 70 81 Louis
from San Francisco. And now bis wife.
Pauline Kruger. claims that asr watch.
tso geld rings and $50 OF ref money were
also taken 10 ~. Louis. and she asks the
police TO regain thain for AsT
Capt Giles. q the British ship Larnaca.
has filed = hhel suit for s. 20 against the
French bark Cornelils. - cover the Sam-
ages done TO tire Isarnaca during fhs col
lisson that occurred between the TWO YES
sells outside OF san Francisco harhor on
November Il Capt Giles alleges that the
rignt q the collision was vs. bright az
French bark
Lord cronar, British agent AZ Cairo,
has Informed sha Egyptian government
that be IS authorized % state tnat n the
exerz % the government sss-sdtng 10 re-
pay tie Egy stta-a debt of s. - 70 mdYafc-
ed - meet expenses c4 the Asks TO- r ~ tan
expedition 70 DOngoEas Great britain -
prepared 70 advance ss1cs s2m Hs the
Egyptian treasury Is unable 20 provide for
thai purpose.
John Eddy ara John Marin. Hgstkeep-
eTs ~ Raspberry island. L. ke M4ehAgan.
fssTrpsss4 70 Fssch The mainland IN 8 SAL
book lGsz Saturday, au4 weFe caught n
tas Ice foes and driven upon IT uuta-
hiAettesa Island. where fnssg sAsiss~a Tor
four aavs. arriving at Bayfletc. WIS.
THURSDAY sitter . hard fiant VIII the ele-
1n@oEs- EsEh were aaalY fr9Een- and gave
marks * having xuTere8 srezt harashlps.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
ALL DANGER PASSED.
ICE-BLoCKED CHIPPEWA RIVER
SLOWLY FALLING.
Outlet Under the Gorxe-Excitsd
People Relieved at the Opinion Of
. Unfted States Army Expert

Chippewa Falls. Wis. Dec A-'.Ths riv-
er Is falling at the rate of foot q day.
and there Is no reason whatever for ap-
pr0benslon." said Col. w. A. Jones. Z. 5.
A.. to an Associated Press representative
this afternoon after he had put IN . busy
day investigating the situation along the
Chippewa river. Col Jones. who 10 in
charge OF the government engineering
works IN the Northwest. had been called
here by the local authorities. who sought
expert advice on what seemed hike an ex-
trenely critical situation He continued:
The situation OF the river at Eau Claire
and az Chippewa Fails Is practically the
Claire is really the stage OF the river. as
the food here IS simply caused by the
backwater. Most OF the water IL able TO
set away under the Ice. and the back
that is unable 10 get away. As the river
goes down. more OF this water VIII flow
away under the Ice, and the floods here
The gorge extends about eighteen
miles. and is made up largely of anchor
ice. which Is a sort OF sluSh packed closely
but not so hard as ordinary Ice. Under
this the river Is running in somewhat
eramped quarters. and as the water falls
more the Toe will drop down into the river
led. where IL is likely TO stop until spring.
the water still running along under the
mass of ice.
I'VE seem TO be starting on a regular
old-fashioned winter. so that there Is ev-
cry reason to expect the continuance OF
the Ice till spring, but there seems no raa-
son 70 apprehend any danger"
Col Jones viii visit Eau Claire and look
into the situation further tomorrow. The
people of the Chippewa valley viii I'M
doubtediy feel much relieved over such
an opinion from such an authority. The
water has been just about twenty-five
feet above high water mark all afternoon.
1t has been showing tonight, the ground
being covered. but the cold weather con-
tinues with little change
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TWO CANADIAN MINISTU
They Are Looking Ints the rsao
ffy OF Proposed Canadian ~
cffic short Line

Spokane. Dec. 1.-Two minister OF
Canadian governFnent arrived here ioal
in a special car. They ere 4 @. B.a'
minister OF railways and carais and L
Davies. minister Of msrine and nshsr4
with them Is Lieut. Col Donsllls e..
Der OF parliament. The uarAsters ~ q
accompanied by their sereures'
were entertained By Spokane eiufai1 3
ing the day.
IonighR Mr.. Davies left over ne "
Northern for Sea tile.
Tomorrow Minister Blair and Af ~
vile viii so north into the ko0ssaG 81
try OF British Columbia The o5jsS : Y
trip II admitted by Mr.. Blair 20 49,
curry into the feasibility and dts1&l
OF extending government afi 70 ~
posed Crows Nest Pass railruafi ~
IS under contemplation by the Co
Pacific. His party viii spensi sewers ~
I'm the mining camps and viii the1 Z
10 Spokane and coatlnle on 70 ~
cliie coast.
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Muitnomah wins I'm the Cocked-Hat
Tournament.

Portland. Or, Dec a-Ths tnt@~-ciub
bowling contest Of the American Cocket-
Has Association took place here tonight.
The MEltnounah team won three cut OF
four games from the Seattle team. while
the Oregon Road Club took foslr straigh.
games from Tacoma Capt. Harry Tay-
sow, Of Se&r-Se. bowed the higfsest single
seore OF The svef1ng. making 81 "A tho
first Tanse, az well as the highest average
on the Sea<-be taarn OF fosxr games. Fob
lsxsng ere scores:
Seatile-H. Taylor fss, 2 r POP. fss.
G. h Robson Ia. A. H. Harrison 10 r.
. Enrich IL. Z. II. Warner Iss. Total
ST
MuIfnornah---F. Cauthorn fas. c. A
Burckhsrdt fs3, n. L. idlsTzsan LIS. r. O.
Hart Isl. e Z. Mallory Ia. II. W. Gomph
IL Total 80.
Score bv games;
NaltnornAh .......- ..s-.s.. ST 70 al go
Seattle 49,. ..:-.......-:.--. "a rs - ga
Oregon Road CicD-M- g E4ds 49, r.
NJ Wells III. A. ]. CoNman IA G.. II
Van Houtea Is, +. e Harlow La c. T.
4s0Ifs III Total Sc
Tacoma. r. Barrzger 20. n. l..
poirce 1T, A, TfaIing Iss J. r. Steab ia
=. l.. Parsons III. J. l. CArmsn f1s. Total.
E5
Score BY games:
Oregon Road CLUB ......... 20 ~ 70 At
Tacoma s-s-----s-.es--. - - ~ lsI