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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22
pronsa Tlad|i|ena

--Publica Gel Impartial, del dia I'M in
teresante a,tfoulo acsrca de la dfffcl situa cion
creada en- Filipinas, J dice que asf oomo al
partido conseryador correspondent las mayorea
poneab!idades por 10 ocurrido en- Caba, toda
vez que ellos fueron los primeros en- desconocer
los hechos y motivar les aconteoinientoa, al
parlido liberal dabe cnlparse!e en- primer ter.
mino de nuestros deeastres en- Filipinss.
I'm apoyo de osts afrmaci6n, dice que ell
Gobierno ro debi6 d. ar que contlnuase en- FL
lipinas Ell general Primo de Rivera, cuyos erro.
res, oandideces imprevisicnea han traido GO
mo consecuenoia ldgica 6 Immediate Ia stuaci6n
que todos lsmantamos.
Culpa tamb:6n al Gobierno del desastre de
Csvite, dice que es imperdonsble ell abando'
no en- quo SO ha tonido al archipelago filipino,
adonde, debi6 If, en- vez de & Santiago de Gu
ba, La escusira de Ceryera, 7 donde, en- ulti
mo t6snino, debi5 ir Ia dc Camara.
III colega termina afrmsndo rotundamen.
que al Gobierno del soi1or Sagasta ca a quien
corresp ponde Ia rasponsabiidad ds cuanto ha
suceddo puedo ocurrir en- las islas Filipinas.
Entiende ademas cue ell ssfor ssgasta es
mis- digno de compassion que nadie.
El jefe del Gabinete SO halla On la mas di'
foil de las situaciones, y en- realidad colo pus.
de aspirar que SO resuslyan los grandes pro-
blemas cue SO ventilan en- ell seuo do la comi
sion de Paris para abandonar eI G Gobiezno. que
SO ha convertible para 81 en- pesadfsima oarga.
Dics Gel Liberal, en- un bien ponsado
artfsu!o, que en- to1a Espaiia no podrfa abrirse
un hoyo 10 sufcientanente gsande para ente.
rrar los errores, absurios, vsrgiienzas y des
graciaa que han amontonado sobre la patria les
gobernantes de este u.timo cuarto de siglo y
que las aguas del ccoeapo 10 bastarfan lavar
la s3pgre quo sc ha vertido y que solo ha ser.
vido despues dc tan cruento eacsicio, para
oondncir Espafia & la mas triete afictivs
de lac situaciones.
ell ProgreEos censura la apatfs indi
fefehcia del pals ante lac desgrasas quo eobrs
81 pesan.
Dice que Ia mayor prueba dc nucstra de.
csdcncis CO el espcotaoulo que ha da3o al pus
bio ds Madrid e! del actual acuienio cen.
tempIar como papanstas Ia inaugarsci6n del
tranvfa eleotrico comentando los incidentes y
pormenores del intento del suicide en- el estan.
que del Retire, & cuyo suceso hay per!6dico
que dedica dos columnas
-<La Epoea, ocuphndogs de Ia confaren
cia que ha de oelsbysise en- Roma para la re-
ma de que esa Asamblaa dc notables examine
con detencidn los grsndes resultados qua csta
dsndo en- algunss naciones ell absolute si!encio
de las maquipacionea dc los anarquietas y Is no
publicidad por psrte do la prensa de los c:fme-
nes quo comotan.
Presenta el ejemplo de Portugal, douds no
ha eohado raiaes la terrible seota, 10 cua', agrs-
gs tai vez sea dshido q la rgnroaa censura
que &c ejerce con la prensa en- todo 10 relative
con ell anarquismo,
-El gobierno ha iispnesto la repatriation
de los hanigos, euyo namsro asciende cieD;
con ohjeto de que no ppedan promover a'gsra'
dss, al ser conduciios 8 Cubs saids$n en- dos
exnediciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22
AVISO

No publicsmos anuncics, comunicalos nj
hacemos trabsjos de impreata tin pago adelan'
tado. Los comunioados valen dieZ contavos
la Inca impress: los manuscritos Sc cuentan q
ochospalabras por lfnea.
La suacripci6n tambien aae!autada, vale
pesos 'el semestre.
No contostamos las cartas que vengan con
comunicsdos, sin el importe correspondence.
Los anuncios precios convencionales,
segdn sitio tempo de la puhlicaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22

w. Dicen del Dorado que Ia tranquilidad
SO ha restablecido en- los barros dc Ia jurisdio-
DION. En- uno do ellos hubo un tiroteo, que
dur6 csrca dc una hora, entire vsrios vecnos y
una psrtida do revoltosos. Tres de 6stos fue-
ron reducidos & prisi6n.
~. Abasto pdblico.-La carne de res SO
vendera maiiana en- el mercado de esta capital
al precio do 50 centavos el kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22

SnTar Estafn To rant at reasonable pri
essa' .''u''' CO to reaponsible parties,
in desirable location near Gurabo. 1t is in ex.
celent con iitiou and is equipped with first class
machinery. Address: Pedro Gonzalez Garcia.
n Q IL Caleta San Juan St.
S-16-1l
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VVnFlN wv AVlIVuV mil auarlaa one aeau

nnmnra ia fnrrono Sc neoesitan de Glen
o0"P'~ w 'o''e"0 mil ouerias que sean
& prop6sito para Ia siembra do pslmss de COCO.
La compra es do contado, siendo preoio limi-
tado. F. p. Tingan.-- Tstuan 3s.-Ssn Juan
de Puerto Rico. 5--l-s
Anunnin En- la cale dc la Fortaleza numero
""""''o II, Sc vende un al uar de muebles
nuavos, m6dioo preoio.
advertisement. - A complete new house
furniture for half its price is tobe sold at n. Q
II, Fortaleza Street, l rat floor. 2o--2
Ya dc uebas sos s' oaos Ss1a'n ss es laae naeb. Pes
que hay en- en- los altos de Ia casa Cslie de Te
tuan namero 9. Sc venden por juntos sepa'
radamente. Ga
puerfn Rinn Exposition al Congreso de Was
u9'tV 'tiso hington con respeto al regimen
administrative econ6mico que ha de estable-
cerSe en- Puerto Rico. la. parte.-El osnje
por oro. pa. pafte,-Porvenir Econ6mico.
Estudio por NJ Lnoohetti. go centavos con
mapa fgurando la red ferrea. 40 centavos sin
mapa. Sc regalara los que 10 compran un
Estudio sobrs .Cr6dito Territorial. De venta
en- Ia imprenta de F. J. Maixuuch. 5-4-A.
Situation Wanted Male sss''sg.g Yeaeg n,,,isa e4nis;
euced in business, wants position oftrust,
where energy will be appreciated; highest
Porto Rico and New York references. Address
Portorcan. 10 Fortaleza Street. San Juan.
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Tnotit,,%o de vaon5acion, inktalado en-
AuoClGuGo Puar.s de TERRA, San JUAN
A los ayuntamiec.os partculsres en general,
&c les ofrece vsoana, que SO expedira bsjo certi.
hGado sp Jsstino y al precio estipulado de an.
tiguc por Il Institute, previo psgo por sdelsn.
tsao, Dirscci6n: Dr. don Jose Maria Cueto,
fuert. de TERRA. A-i5-l
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PerspectiVas en- Puerto Rico
(De The Neao York 7ri6une).

Una sntrevista CON Ell Pesidente del Go6ie2ao
nsular. - Question sobre Self governeaaeaat,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22

la G0lantiva Fabrios de cigarrillos. Sc go
I'D oe'S'e''a lioitan hasta 40 mujeres de
buena conducts para trabajar en- sus taleres de
encsjetilar, dirigidos por una senora, separa.
Go en- absolute del taller de hombses. No Sc
sbrira dicho taller interim DO este complete ell
namero senalado. Para informes y para ing
cribifse, en- sLa Colectiva calle del Comeroio,
Marina. l5-lOa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22

4 pfop6sito para "a siembra dc pslmas de COCO.
La compra es dc contsdo, siendo precio limi-
tado. - F. p. Tingan.-- Tstuan as.-Ssn Juan
de Puerto Rico 5-l-s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-22

We need IN this office an employt, either 70
English or american nationality, qoho has
asritten for newspapers, soho Anoaos Aoeo to
correct proofs, and eoho k'aosos enough Of the
spanish language to understand itaoeN. Those
acho desire the place aoiU please eorite to us-LA
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico st. John.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

the Washington cup race at two and one
quarter miles, the enthusiasm displayed
over the contest and its repetition yesterday
clearly indicating that the club made a
most popular move when 1t determined to
ta.e such step toward the revival of long
distance races. another feature of the
meeting, which was particularly gratifying
to local race-goers, was the success of
Starter Mars Cassidy, a Washington man.
His work with the flag was uniformly
good, and his success here will undoubtedly
secure him engagements on other tracks OF
the jockey club next season
The racing yesterday was witnessed by
one of the largest crowds of the meeting,
and the feature of the days sport was the
fine record made by Jockey McCue. He
rode in each of the six events, finishing
first in five and riding second in the other,
thereby eQualng Tod Sloane's record of
five wins out of six mounts in one day.
Inc boy clearly outrode Maher yesterday.
and, after his victory on Knight of the
Garter, in the repetition of the cup race,
was presented with a handsome scarf pin.
If his success does not turn his head, the
youngster will be one of the crack jockies
of the country. The track was one of mud
and water, but not dangerous, and the
sport was fairly interesting, favorites tax
ing the last two races, and well bached
horses being successful in the other events
The cup race developed into procession,
in which Knight of the uarter led from
start to finish. A majority of the horses
leave here for the meeting at New Orleans,
but number of stables will winter here.
The following is a summary of the day. $
racing:
First race: six and one-ha1f fur.ongs-
l. LAlouette, "a (McCue), 6 to l. won; Walk
enshaw, 107 Cunningham, 10 to !, second; ;
Tallahassee, 1u2 tMaher), 4 to l, third.
Time, 1.24 80. Tabouret, Fleeting Gold,
Loiterer, Wordsworth, Charlie Rose, Pro-
tus, Charabella Oviatt also ran.
Second race, five furlongs-Lady Exile,
104 tMcCue), to l, won: Miss Smith, 30
Slack, 10 to 1, second; Bondman, 100, O'Con-
nor. 10 TO l, third. Time. 1:o4 Is. Coqui-
ma, Forsootn, Kiiarma, Merca, Savilla, De-
ceptive, Sensina, kosteetzkri, Phillidore,
Improvident, Commoigne, Subject, Brah-
min also ran. Vaughan left at post.
Third race, Washington cup, pa miles,
purse SI50-knight of the Garter, Ill, Nc
Cue, to 1, won; Thomas Cat, 1l6. Maher,
even, second; Maurice, IA, Blaze 3 to L.
third. Time. 4.05 2-5. Warrenton and
l. Ioraline also ran.
Fourth race-Five furlongs. Walkenshaw,
1l5, McCue, ) to l, won; Athy, l12, Dean,
20 to /, second; Talisman, 1l5. Hamilton,
60 to l, third. Time, l:0i %. Red Gidd,
Billali. Toppan, Stochelberg, Little Land,
Tankard, Phllae, Duoro, Bolvonia, Premier,
Judge Magee. King Menelik and Queen of
Beauty also ran.
Fifth race-6 1-2 furlongs. Strangest, 102,
Maher, / to >, won: Leando. %, McCue, >
t. L. second; Ben Lodi, 100, O'Connor, 30 to
l, third. Time, l:24 40 Vignette, Special
iSt, Maize O, Colonel Tenny, Tip Gallant
and Passaic also ran.
Sixth race-1 Is miles. Triilo, ia, Nc
Cue, to 10, won; Dan Rice, ia. Maher,
to l, second; Charagrace, 104, Clawson,
to /, third. Time, 300. Niger Baby and
DR.. WithrOw also ran.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

The business manager. the credit man and the
active working partner. all combined in one ipdi-
v!t1li, making Il statement regarding any mr.
ti,ular article sold 10y his firm. ought. from, his
position and general knowledge Of things ucrt,ipip..
20 his particular business TO be a good Iud.e ~
vaiucs- Just such person, occupying the three
p itions named. and connected with one Of rio
largest wholesale drug firms i'll New EnrlarJ re
Gently said: This firm has handled u great many
different bottled whiskeys, but none Of then, b.y,.
!scn satisfactory profitable Investments with
lie exception OF the C. q. Taylor brand IoffIed
by Chester IL. Graves x Sons. They bottle 4 .oo5
{! n- there is assured profit in handling; II. and
st takes argument to sell it. We don't want
anything new" Beyond this be might have said.
TIE buyer gets just what he needs, pure whlskey
at as reasonable, yes, less. price than any whis-
key % like quality is sold for anywhere Bear In
mind. &c. o. IT, is never sold in bulk to anv In
dividual or firm earth at any price. Look for
our frm name signature face and neck label
CuESJER H. GRAVES x SONS Boston.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
w. 4. c. DEFEATED.
Saengerbund BOwiers Take Three

The Saengerbund bowling team journeyed
to the realms beyond the James Creek
canal last night, and. entering the wigwam
of the Washington Athletic Club Indians,
slaughtered those braves upon their own
hunting ground, and Big Chief Nathan of
the Saengers needed the victories nightly.
The terrific rush of Carroll Institute toward
the pennant pole has been source of wor-
riment to the German players, and their
three-time defeat at the hands of the In
stitute was a bitter dose. However. the
SaenSers put themselves well into a good
second position in the league running by
last nights three victories. And they
played good tenpins, too, with two games
over the 500 mar.
The home team lacked vigor in its work
With scores diminishing in size in each sue
cessive game, ii would not be proper to
credit it with conscientious work.
Dietz. who has been out of the game on
account of illness. played again, but was in
no condition for the work. Even Big Cap
tain Kidd lost heart, falling from 1SS in the
opening to 139 in the final game.
The home team was quite in evidence in
the first event, bowling a good total, and
rubbing up close to the visitors.
This game was the most interesting of the
series.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
NICARAGUA CANAL SURVEY
work on the COMMISSIONS R
Being Hurried

Inc Nicaragua canal comission, of which
Aomirai Walker is president. is hurrvin,.
forward its work with a view to presentinp
report by the time Congress meets oI.
sum thereafter In any event. it is probable
that summary of the commissions find
ilss VIII be made known to the President
for such use if any, as he desires to make
Oh IL In his message to Congress An i'm
portant technical piece of work Just COM
pieted by the commission is chart showing
Tor the first time the level of Lake Nicara-
qua FOR every day of an entire year es-
tao,ishihs basis for the size and characte,
oi oams, locks. etc. The observations sbou.
thal the lake level is about 1O31a feet aho,o
sea level in May, and 1O1 feet in Octnbar
"a snsse - peihs the extreme months. This re-
IN IN spring and is due to the rainy season Of
the tropics, which comes late in the sr,r-
nny,,,,,,ste ne observations are regarded by the
commission as very favorable in their in =
iuehce on the canal project as whole
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Patuxent Planters Club.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSEILIE, Md, December / IS

Special Ceres sE0ndence of The Evening Star
HYATTSVILLE, Md, December l, 1898.
A meeting of the Patuxent Planters Club
was held at Bleak Hill, the home of Frank
W. Hill, in this county, yesterday. The in
spection committee, consisting of F. NJ
Hall and Eugene Roberts, complimented
Mr. Hill upoa the fine condition OF his crops
and upon the Improvement of the farm
since the last visit. The host read an essay
on Farming for Profit The members of
the club present were: DR.. r. s. Hill, pres
ident: Upton Brooke, George Brooke, Will
lam Berry, Z. E. Berry, f. S. Hill. The
guests were: Col. F. NJ. Hall, Mr.. William
Roberts, DIR. French-Owens and Mr.. J. D.
Bowling The next meeting will take place
this month at the home of William G.
brooks.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
BESNING MEETING CLOSED.
The Most Successful In the History of
the Local Club.

The third autumn meeting of the Wash
ington Jockey Club closed yesterday, and
it was by far the most successful in the
clubs history. The fields were the largest
the number of starters being limited only
by the width of the track in manv in
stances and while the racing was not of
the sensational kind. it Was invariably in
teresting and in three instances the track
record was broken, Gen. Mart Gary MAX
ing new one for six and half furlongs.
Trillo one for seven furlongs and Trilion
one for the full steeplechase course The
feature of the meeting was the revival of
Evening star., 1898-12-01

marvellous rejuvenating properties of DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unfailing means of rescue and
restoration.
1t is a very simple though emiuently
scientific medicine. II is not a mere slim
ulant like so many malt extracts It re-
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources of vitality in the nutritive
system. 1t enables the digestive and
blood making organism TO manufacture
good blood abundantly and rapidly. so
that the immense waste of tissue and nerve
fiber entailed by hard labor is offset by
a speedy upbuilding of fresh energy and
strength.
A prominent and venerable Illinois physician
D. W. Vowles, NJ D.. of Fowler. Adams Co.
writing to DIR. Pierce, SAYS: " send herewith
thirty-one tSI) cents in stamps for The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser in cloth bind
ing With this pNtance for so valuable work
tttuiy gilt to the public. j must express nv
high appreciation Of the vast amount OF good
that YOU have rendered the public. correct
measure of your usefulness never has been and
never will be estimated by the public; no not
even by the multitude of afflicted humanity that
has been relieved and cured by your mcdi-
clues- Wherever go or have been in the
United States, find persons who have used. and
are using DR.. Pierce's medicines with satisfac-
uou. for all conditions for which they are recon-
neudcd Never has one spoken disparagingly
OF their action, and from having seen so often
their good effects. am also cnthused with con-
fldence in their at.ticn in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended II is not
common for regular physicians to endorse and
recommend proprietary medicines but in this
case have no >quivocation or hcsitancy in so
doing"
The quick constipation cure - Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe,
Evening star., 1898-12-01
ARE YOU CAREFUL i?
ESPECIALLY ABOUT WHAT YoU TAKE INTO
YOUR SYSTEM? If 50 YOU ARE FORTUNATE

Volumes have been written regarding the evils
of alcohol and volumes more could be written.
1t is safe to say that nine-tenths Of all the
whiskey sold TO the public is impure injurious and
poisonous.
Ten men died in birmingham. Ala. recently
from drinking wood alcohol and cheap whiskey.
All these things show the abuse CT what in itself
is valuable aid to health. Pure Nhiskey taken
in moderation is unquestionably a great aid to
health All doctors admit this All scientists
endorse it. The abuse of it does not consist in
the excess of IT, but In the fact that people do
use the right kind. If people would insist upon
having the pGrest. the best. they would he bene-
hted E't tie trouble is they accept inferior
adulterated and impure, and they suffer In conse-
quence.
The Government has finally taken this subject
in hand and insists thnt the public shall not be
imposed Upon. 1t has placed its official stamp
upon every huttle of %. +. c. whskey. thus
guaranteeing ii TO be 100 pes cent prouf. There
is no gainsaying srch endorsement, and any man
or Tomsn who uses 20. F. c." whiskey knows
absolutely thar it is up to the standard and hence
caGnot be injurious
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Students From Cuba and Porto Rice

The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial In
stltute, Tuskegee. Ala, has received four
young men from Cuba. who have been sent
there to take advantage of the offer made
by Booker t. Washington, pricipal, to train
number of young men and women from
CUBA and Porto Rico for educational sery-
ice among their people, One student fro,,
Porto Rico was received some time ago.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

of the association in the expenditure Of
money. whenever necessity arises the ma
uonal chairman is empowered to inflict
punishment and act upon direct evidence
for infracfions of the racing rules: he can
also. at his discretion. if he believes that
there is injustice and illegality in any pen
atty imposed by members or officials at
race meets, reverse such decisions. At his
discretion. the chairman may call special
meetings Of the beard OF control to con-
slider matters affecting members, either in
their relations tn each other or in connec-
ton with the racing men.
AT the regular meetings of the associa-
ton three members from each district. to
be elected for such purpose by each district
board, shall constitute the board of ap-
peals. The proceedings of this board shall
be limited to hearing appeals of racing men
who desire opportunity to adduce evidence
showing error in the decisions rulings Of
officials OF a race upon any track within
the jurisdiction of this association. This
board may reverse the decisions or rulings
of the officials of any race providing error
is proven.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
TRY GRAlN-0g TRY GRAZING !

Ask you- grocer today to show you a package of
GRAlN-O. thc new food drink that takes the place
Of coffee The children drink IT without in
jury we'll as the adrlt. All who try It Ike 81
GRAiN-o has that rich seal brown OF Mocha or
delicate stomach receives IL without Tistr.ss
i the prise Of ccnee l5c. and 25c. per package
SOld by all grocers.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Food for Destitute Cubans

The Comal will sail from New York today
for Savannah where she will complete the
loading of 1.5o00OO rations for the destitute
people of Cuba. The Bratten is now unload
ing 700 tons of provisions in the province ~
Pinar del Rio.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
BASKET BALL.
The w. A. c. Defeats the Corcor,n
Cadet Team

Ihe Washington Athletic Club basket
ball team scored its second victory this sea-
son IN the Basket Ball League in defeating
the Corcoran Cadets last night The score
was to g.
Inc game was free from rough playfnp
and clean and snappy from the start. Ac-
cording to the umpires it was one of the
fastest games seen in the armory this
season.
The playing of Thompson, Brinkley and
Grant of the Washington Athletic Club,
ana Guista, Waters and Dodge of the Corr
coran Cadets was the feature of the gam
i ne game was witnessed by an unusually
large crowd and was followed by an in.
formal hop ~ "h III
The lineup:
Cadets. Positions ~ ~
Rowland. ...... .EEemys goal. .Cownes
walters -..-.... Right back Evans,
uor,r Virnstein
dI lark k'.......-.... Center ..........T Tavlor
Dodge. ........ Right forward - Grant
Gums. Left forward . Frinklev
Iulsta Home goal. Tbomnson
Goals from feld-Thompson = Grant /.
brlnkiey, 1; Rowland, /; Dodge. 1. Goals
from % Tree throws-Dodge. =. Referee.
w: erris. Gmpires-Adam johnson and J.
W. Bauby. Timers-M. ID. Crisp and q r
McGlue- Scorer. b. 1,aker.
"A special meeting Of the District National
Basket Ban League was held I'm the ar
NOR! OF the Washington Light Infantry at
the conclusion of the game for the purnoss
OF eiecting a secretary to MI the vacancy
caused by the dean of Mr. VIM A Hell
mus AS result of tne ballot Mr. / r.
robertson, manager of the Central High
Schooi basket ball team, was elected. The
oehtrals ~lil line up against the Washing
day night
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Mr.. StOrer's Promise.

Mr.. Bellamy Storer, the American minis
ter to Belgium. in reply to request of the
District Commissioners, states that he will
forward them a full report OF the interna-
tional congress Of arts, held at Brussels
last September, when ii is printed.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Carried Down
Stream.

Mnen a man
eros sing some
difficult place in
his workinP
career squirting
all his energies TO
accomplish some
critical passage in
his business jour
ney su d denly
finds his health
giving wS and
feels him self
swept out of the
5 a d die by the
wift-run n ming
current of dis
ease-then is the
time when the
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Janowski-showaI Chess Match.

The fifth game of the Janowski-ShowaIter
chess match was played at the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday, and resulted in a
draw after forty-six moves. Showa.ter Of
Tered queens gambit, which Januwski as
usual. declined. The score now stands
Janowsk, 3; Showalter, o; drawn, .
Evening star., 1898-12-01

ST. LOUIS, Mo, December 1.-The live
bird match at Dupont Park between DIR.
J. w. Smith of St. Louis and DIR. Knowlton
at 100 live birds for 500 a side has resulted
in a victory for DIR. Smith by a score Of ~
TO IS. Dr. Smith killed - birds, but one Of
them fell out of bounds