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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-11
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scos nlnos Nomalsan las unciones dgestvas e as Dis
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tendencas Diarreas. ~
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apestros leetores sobre los ,papelito:
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est6mago, y sobre el T6nico habane.
70 para hermosear el eabello, qu'
snunciamos en- esta iiiisrha plana.
= Produeen yefsctos maravillosos, sien.
do mucafsimoslos que usan estos medi
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tdoresSautolustieos sistema Alemany,
sirve para iiuminar ingenios, CEN
trales, hacendas, cafe, tiendas, alma
Genes, casas partieulares, edIdcios pu-
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de mercanaiss de &odaa prt,ceden-
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MLNOTRIOA y La VILLA ssDE
BILBAO. son siempre ias mejot
aurJidAs. ...........
Wenen SuCursales lmp0rtadoeas
an Axecibo Y HumaCaO.
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Estos nuevos RelC =
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igual precio, y de una
duracion ilinltada. To
das las pleas del H.
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pc mite eomponeI
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por DDS aaes l seieon
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de su precio en- cuai.
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desconiponga despue
de dichos PLACES. y.
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especialidad de Acer'
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3. 7. piinosGada por la aplicaclon q
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t7s Eeck, rsaSo Is lamediata inspec-
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to del B0lotin.
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$ Especialidad en- Quinealla, Ferre.
-terls.4 Merceria. Maqu.nafia para IA
Industriay y Agriculture, sProvisiones,
Granos, Harinas, Cercados, Tejidos,
etc, etc. Reciben comision todo
cuarito Sc les @f1ian lie, adelantando
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le cigarrillos Paiartto. Bellesa y
ubertad.
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aaPARA Los HUfRTANoS.-7Por nues!
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u coseedido ~ ersdito De 500 pesos
peatA 81 el COlsgiO de HuerfaHios de Ia
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VI TTEL CoHEkcIo SSrConges este titulQ
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orotegef los intereses comerciales.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-24
Diao absoutamente mparcia eco de la opinion de la pns
Pto-Rico, 24 de Mayo de 1897.
El DiCtamen Universal

Me1cOs hab1l
ben conocido DR. EANo ZARAGozA de la Facutad de
Madrid Inferno de los Hospitales de Valladod Medco Tuar
de Bayan0n, Puerto sgue
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within the enclosure of Athletic park.
Fully two hours before the hour of
the game the ticket holders began
clamoring at the gate of admission.
The in-pouring stream grew thicker
and more dense as the day advanced
and at o'clock there was a press Sc
close that the person who was accus-
toned to swelling his lungs for a long
breath had to content himself with
short gasps until he was past the
gate.
There is nothing like the jam at the
entrance of the football ground when
the big game of the year is on. Big
men had the best of it, because they
lowered above the average person. The
little fellow and the woman were alb
solute nonentities, except as they help
ed swell the number. The line at the
gate was a solid mass of humanity
that stretched along the walk in either
direction, the V conVerging at the
door, where the ticket-taker had a
broad-shouldered police officer for bull
wark and protection. Women were
lifted from their feet in the densely
packed throng, and when the line
swerved to the right, those in the mid
die were swerved with it. 1t was like
a huge monster with its mouth at the
gateway discharging eager football en-
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West, the University of Chicago foot
ball eleven this afternoon defeated the
University of Illinois, by a score of 18
to II. Time and time again the ball
changed hands by inches, and not until
time was called was Chicago sure Of
victory. Chicago was badly handicap
ped by the disabling of her kicker.
Herschberger. early in the game, and as
a consequence, very little kicking was
done. Gordon Clerke, Chicagos quar-
terback, was easily the star of the
game, making one run Of eighty-five
yards for touchdown, while time and
time again he carried the leather for
fifteen and. twenty yards The styles
of play Of the two elevens were totally
different, Illinois confining her playing
almost altogether to line bucking, while
Chicago relied more on runs around the
ends.
Illinois scored first after about ten
minutes play, using the Princeton re-
volving mass play. in which they have
been schooled by Coach Huff. with
splendid effect, varying it with plunges
at the center and guards. Chicago
soon tied the score, using her backs for
end runs, Herschberger making a pret-
ty advance of thirty-five yards. A few
moments after Gordon Clarke made his
phenomenal run.
The play in the second half was des-
perate. Illinois succeeded in tieing the
score by short line bucks, and for a
few minutes it looked as if they would
win. Chicago rallied, however, and Sc
cured the ball on their one-yard line.
Then ensued some fast and pretty play
ing, in which Clarke especially dis
tinguished himself by several long
runs, finally carrying the ball over for
the winning touchdown. Right end
was apparently Illinois weakest point,
and Chicago sent her backs repeatedly
around that end of the line. The
teams lined up as follows:
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HARVARD SCORED ON.
Goal Kicked From the Field by
Young, of Cornell.

Goal Kicked From the Field by
Young, of Cornell.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct Solar
ward easily defeated Cornell on Sol
diers' Field today, but was scored on
for the first time this season. Harvard
made four ouch-downs, and forced
Cornell to make a safety. While in the
first half, after gaining the ball on a
muffed kick, Young kicked a pretty
goal from the field for Cornell. This
made the final score, with three goals
from touchdowns, "a to 5 in favor of
the Harvard men. At the close of the
first half Harvard's outlook was dis
couraging. The Crimson should have
made a much better stand to protect
the goal, and had not the Cornell backs
hammered so successfully at the right
of Harvard's line, it is doubtful wheth-
er Cornell would have got near enough
to risk the kick. The management of
the plays in the second half, however,
showed that Harvard had kept up a
better reserve strength than the spec
tators had counted on. Boal, who has
made good name for himself as line
breaker, was hardly used at all until
the second half.
By far the best work on either side
was done by Dibblee. Warren's work
at full back was neither good nor bad.
fdrker uio lalr "oIh Will tue oe'il' DA1
did not prove himself any better than
Sullivan. Harvard's defensive work
was decidedly erratic in the first half,
but showed a marked Improvement In
the second On the offensive Harvard
put up, on the whole. a strong game.
For Cornell Capt. McKeever did by far
the best work. The Cornells proved
incapable of keeping up sharp often
sive game, and were weak behind the
line Score: Harvard "a, Cornell s.;
touchdowns, Cabot, Boal 2, Mills; goals
from touchdowns, Garrison 3; goal from
field, Young.
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up that score, one count at time,
until the deadly 80 were out Every
body knows who was there and saw
the fierce conflict.
The Minnesotas have played their
last game for the year on the home
field The year is done for them so
far as victories on local ground is con-
cerned That they met with so sore
a defeat at the finish will not encour-
age them in their faring forth in
strange territory. They have only the
knowledge to cheer them that they
fought pluckily in the face of certain
downfall 1t was a long battle those
twenty-five husky giants fought yes
terday afternoon. Darkness had well
nigh fallen when Referee Wrenn lifted
his arm. The crowd understood the
signal, and turned away, one side to
cheer and shout, the other to lament
its vanquished heroes.
There were more than 5000 persons
watching that football game; the num-
Der is nearer 5000. In that sense it
was a fitting finale to the series Of
three games which have been going
on of late. Minnesota's hackers and
supporters filed the grand stand to
overflowing and packed the bleachers.
They occupied two long lines of boxes
in the field and pre-empted a large
share of the Wisconsin grand stand.
it was the sort Of a crowd that is seen
when the big events are on. The Wis
consin- Minnesota game was considered
the biggest event of the year The
crowd that usually attends a football
game was augmented on all sides by
all the rooters in town who could
scrape the price of admission, for COM
plimentaries were very scarce yester
day; by those who only aim to take
in the big games, and those whose only
knowledge of football is that it is the
proper thing to see in the season. The
Wisconsin boys did not look as if they
needed any inspiration, but they must
have found it in the grand stand. The
Minnesotas should have found it, too;
there was plenty of it for the asking.
There were bets on both sides, but the
man who wanted takers for the Wis
consin- team was obliged to hunt for
Them. This was early in the day, so
sanguine were the Minnesota hackers.
The first half was not a quarter play
ed before the Minnesotas saw where
the strength lay.
IT WAS WORTH WAITING FOR,
the sight of that immense gathering
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thusiasts, who held their breath as
they hurried under cover and sighed
their relief when they reached the open.
It was a hot, struggling, pushing
crowd, first this way, then that. For
tunately no one was hurt, but many a
woman looked as if she would gladly
have tainted as an excuse to escape
the crush. It was 2:30 before the last
of the arrivals were seated. The
grand stand was gay with color There
were great yellow chrySanthemums,r red
and yellow sometimes, huge paper ro-
settes, red and yellow carriage busters,
yards and yards of streamerS, sticks
gaily knotted with the maroon and
gold, hats twisted with the favorite
color. The girl with red cheeks and
yellow hair was decidedly in it. This
was on the Minnesota side. Across the
field the Wisconsin phalanX lined up.
1t shed its glory over the new end Of
the grand stand and faunted its Grim
son colors. AS the game progressed the
Badgers had use for every scarlet rag.
The Wisconsin contingent was forti-
fed with its own brass band and with
a new song, a vile song, which it sang
uproariously.
THE DAY WAS FAVORABLE
for good ball. The sky was clouded,
and the air brisk. 1t was not too cold
for comfort for those who sat and look
ed on. Everything was in fine shade
of gray for the opening act of this
tragedy. Sky and earth were in uni
son, and the gray deepened as the
game went on. Then came the inter-
mission, and just before the beginning
of the second half the sun shone
brightly in long. slanting lines across
the Wisconsin side Minnesota took it
for a good omen, Notwithstanding But
it shone to no purpose except to make
the Wisconsin red more vivid.
The crowd had come with the eX-
pectation of shouting itself hoarse.
Men, women and children, youths and
maidens alike, were ready to cry bravo
to their heroes. There is all that vo-
ciferation pent up and in waiting for
future use. For sale or hire, surplus
enthusiasm. What could those 5000
Minnesotans do but sit in panied si-
lence. They had not the heart to shout
when there was nothing to shout about.
Once or twice they were given an op-
portunity to test their lungs. 1t was
when Jack" Harrison made a Splen-
did tackle and fell on the enemy When
Wisconsin made its first touchdown
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LatOnia Races.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. SO.-The local racing
season came to an end today. This was get
away day at Latonia and large crowd turned
out to see the sport. The betting was brisk
and the bookies got decidedly the worst of
the game Summary: First race, seven fur
longs-Three Bars won, Fessy second, as
sassn third time, 1:291a. Second race, six
furlongs-O' Connell won, Belle Bramble sec
ond Russella third; time, 1141a. Third race,
Kimball third; time. S:33A. Fourth race,
one mile and seventy yards-Lou BranIhle
won, Lord Zeni second Arda third; time, AS.
Danforth second SPECIAL third; time, l :O2
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Panicita H. wcn.
Prosecutor second, Miss Ross third; tir@ =
2oK
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tire from the diamond permanently to accept
position with a new railroad, under con-
struction in Southern Missouri
MOTIFS Park.

NEW YORK, Oct. 90.-It was a typical fall
day at Morris park, clear and cool, and
there was large attendance, as the card
was good one. Summary: First race, five
and half furlongs-Rhodesia won, Sensa-
tional second, Imperator third time, 1:O41a
Second race, one mile-Hugh Penny won,
LAB. Third race, six and a half furlongs-
Handball won, Warrenton second, Sir Gawain
third; time, 1:221a. Fourth race ven fur
well third; time. :2S1s Fifth race, Fordham
handicap, one mle-Cassette won, Typhoon
II. second, Thomas Cat third; time, 445 Sixth
race, three miles, steeple chase-Wood Pigeon
time, 6:05.
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ATLANTA. Ca, Oct 3O-Footbali: Urh>
versitycf Virginia IT, University of Geogrgia
t.
Williamstown, Mass, Oct. 39-Colgate IS
Williams, O.
Columbus o., Oct 30.-oberlin defeated
the Ohio State university eleven by score
of A to 0.
Hartford, Conn, Oct. SO.-Trinity IS, Am
herst 0.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. sO-Irving club 6
Yale freshmen 0.
Philadelphia, Oct 3d. Cornell freshmen 6
University of Pennsylvania freshmen 0.
Annapolis, Oct. S0.-Pennsylvania State co..
lege 0, Cadets 4.
Green Castle. Ind, Oct So.-Rose Poly
tehnic 16, Depew O.
Richmond, Ind, Oct. 30.-University of In
dianapelis 4, Earlham o.
Chicago. Oct S0.-Northwestern university
g. College of Physicians and Surgeons 0.
Culver, Ind, Oct. 3O.-Culver academy ca
diets SO, Fort Wayne 0.
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New Athletic Club.

The st. Paul Athletic club has leased the
quarters formerly occupied by the Mime
sofa Athletic club, in the Drake block, $50
East Third street, and the gymnasium is
being remode.ed and the running track re-
built. Additional apparatus will also be Sc
cured. The gymnasium will be under the
direction of a first-class physical instructor.
from Dayton, o., who will devote his en-
tire time to the physical work of the club,
and who will give the members individual
attention. There viii be two afternoon
c-asses a week for business men, The sport
ing element is to be eliminated and the club
made a business mems concern purely. The
secretary has his office at 40 Gilfllan block
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Academy team, of this city, and the
Mankato high school team. A large
crowd witnessed the contest. Twenty
f1ve-minute halves were played. Pills
bury secured four touch-downs Man
kato contested well, but the academies
were too strong for them. The score
was 16 to o.
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YALE HELD EVEN.

Hue Eleven Kept Busy by West
Point Cadets.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 90.-The
Cadets had it up their sleeve for Yale
today, and had it not been for run
by one of Yale's speedy backs, the score
would have been 6 TO in favor of
West Point. instead of a tie. West
Point played a superb game. and, &C
cording to Walter Camp, "Yale's de-
fense is a thing of the past" They
could not hold the strong West Point
line, and repeated gains were aade,
through even the veteran Rogers pc-
sition The game ended with the ball
on Yales twenty-yard line. Score;
Yale 6, West Point 6.
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Special to the Globe.
NEW RICHMOND, Wis, Oct. 30
The New Richmond Park association
gave it's first meeting today before a
splendid audience. both the running
and trotting races being well contest
ed. The races were followed by a
game of football between the New
Richmond and River Falls high schools.
the home team winning by a score of
SO to 0. The team work of the home
team and the kicking of a goal from
near the center of the field the last
minute Of the game by Epley were the
features of the game. New Rich
mond now boasts Of the finest half
mile track in this part of the state.
The horsemen cannot say too much in
it's praise.
Special to the Globe.
FARGO, N. D, Oct 30.-The first gans,
of football this season. between the
agricultural college. Of this city, and
the University of Grand Forks, was
played here today, resulting in a score
Of 80 to in favor Of the univer-
sity, Carleton college plays Fargo
on Nov. 8, at Fargo.
Special to the Globe.
OWATONNA, MINI. Oct. 3O.-A foot
ball game was played this afternoon
on the campus between the Pillsbury
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DARTMOUTH SHUT OUT.
Victory Won by Tigers on the
Princeton GridirOn.

PRINCETON, n. J., Oct. 3o.-Prince-
ton defeated the strong Dartmouth
team in an exciting contest on the Var
sity gridiron today by a score of 30 to
0. The game was marked by it's fierce
ness and the fact that the Tigers goal
was dangerously threatened in the first
half, a touchdown being avoided only
through an unfortunate decision of the
referee, who gave the ball to Princeton
when on the 15-yard line, for holding
in the lire.