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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01

Los ssIorss jefe , Secrstasio del
cuerpo Dc Policfa Insular, han ealido para ID
lala Ga visie do inspecci6n. Sas oasgos, duran.
te su ausensia dc esta Capital, quedarin servi.
dos p pr don Luis Berries , don Arthur Meyer.
Ha sido i~nformado por ell Alcalde de
Hstillo. nm esorito del ex Jefe de policfa de
sqnel pueblo. don M'gael Sanchez. elevado =
ID Ssoret.1fa Civil. r.gando ordenar 81 psgo
dc suicides pendien.es.
T6ngaae muoho cuidsdo u comprar
ell jsb6n Roman, de le IL marca de fabrics.
pnes debido d gran consume que tiene hoy, los
fabricADtes de este artfonlo se EFF erxsn en- b j
Ger s'gunas imitaciones para sorprender d III
=. En- Santuroe ha sido arrestsda la in
dividua Genars Rosario por h.ber herido { ia
ointa Alvarez. f. Jusgado de San Francisco
entiende en- Ell asuDto.
Vapores que se esperan:
E,p nol eMigoel Gallart,. Cd li6 de Bar
celona e. IS DIP para e.ts, con eecalss en- Va.
l%enois, MAI g /, Canarias;y concld IL aquf sns
crer'c' ""a., 8 ga'rA para Maysgaez, Ponce,
Habsna = Santiago de- Cuba.
log es sY UGH alran, . eali6 ell IS d p de Bur
deos dlrsoto para este puerto. Ad nitirk csrga
, psssjeros, con destino . Cnba tom ara tambien
ganado-
"Aleman valesia," tocsra squt en- los p,i-
meros dias del c~orrients para tou.ar carga
para e arops.
Esps6ol "Paulina. ssldr& ell 4 de corrien-
te do Liverpool para est., con escala en- San
lander.
''El vapor sCatalins. saldrk de Barcelona
para este puerto ell dia Is dc Noviembre, con
las esoslas de costumbre.
Al eman <Polaria,s sali6 del Havre Ell q
DIP , debe llegar aquf 81 Is do. Segaira visje
para po ertos de 10 isls, Ssnto Domingo = Haiti
Espafol sSatarnina., ssli6 de Liverpool ell
IL dIc directo para ests.
rs pa6ol eBuenos Aires, sali6 ell 80 de
ootubre de Cadis para esta, con er scala en- Ca.
n Irias.
Espahol <Monserrat,. sali6 81 80 de %
tabre a LIS 5 de Ia tarde de Ia Habana para ests.
Cadiz y Barcelona.
Para iogresar en- Pre.idio ba lleg..
do aver ts'de q esta Capitsl. proc deute de la
carcel de Maysgdes, eli preso Francisco Solano
Blanco,
Sc han aometido q informe lss soil
citud 8 De tres duehos de osf tines de esta Ca
p'ts', pidi' ndo perm so para teper los abiertos
hasta las IL je Ia NJ che.
Linn mos Ia stenci6n de la autori
dad sobre Ell he Tor a cebo d-rretido y ell mu
ono h"mo one sale doraute 81 dia, IN ocasionee,
de un dePartsmento de la oaea n > 25 de Ia
Gale de Ia Luna, oausando mucho ne iaioio al
veoindsrio.
- Hoy han llegado q esta Capits1. de
reg'esc de GaaVsma, los seff res Mu6oz Rive.
r. Barbo-a y Patron. Los sehores D-eet.u.
We've y r 'sty, nos diceu % han traslsdado.
. Maysg6ez via Coamo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01
hYIS0 PARA
LOS EXAMINES.

Todas las personss que e%jeroen Ia cirugfa,
farmacis 6 81 arte de dentista, como tsmbi9n
todos los practicantes en- cirugfa menor, pra til
csntes, comadronss y enfermerss profssionales,
necesitarAn proveerse de permisos de Ia Junta
Superior De Sanidad. segdn 10 presorito en- las
6rdeues generates, Ddm. 1853. 9. 9 del de2arta.
mento del Quartet general de Pto Rico.
A qnieues tengau va %permi.os conferidos
por ell Gobierno eepa6ol, Ia mencionada Junta,
sin ex ,minarles, librarA otros nuevos.
Quirne. hayan moezado a tjsrcer en- cual.
quiera de las indicsdas profesioue' d o6cios,
desde Ia ooupaoi6n por los Est,dos Unidos, ne
cesitsrAn someterse & exAmen aote Is Junts exs.
minsdora lie Ia Jants Superior de s ,ni lad, an
tes de concederles permiso 6 estsr legslmente
autor z,do para oontinusr en- Ell ejerciclo de su
profsa,6 i oaoio en- Ia isla.
Sc celebrar4n los exAmenes en- las ofoinss de
Ia Junta Superior de Ssnidad de San Juan, los
cuales empexsrAn en- les feohas que absjo ae In
dican, debiendo los aspirantes presentarte el
primer dia de los ex4menes.
Para m6dico y o~irujano, Nvbre. .1s, IA, Is.
Para f.rmsc6utioos u....2O 81, %.
Para dentistas 81. at, 2s, 20.
Para prscticsntes, Diciembre.. 4, s,
Para comadronas y enfermeYas
profesionales DIRE. III, IL.
Quienes tengAn derecho & permisos, esin
exsminsrse., podran oourrir por clos despu6s
del Is de Noviembre. r
Para mas detalles, dirfjanse & la ofoina su-
perior de sanidad.
Tarnnf2e de todas classes se hscen en- Ia tipo-
gra6a La Correspondence. Al
eontado axtricto . pero preoios m6dioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01
Los m%andamientos
do los que frecuentan los teatros.

lPertepecen & Frsn,isco Sarcey estos diez
m~spdamientos para los que frecueutau los tea
tro,P En- TODD csso, ellos resumen perfecta.
mente sus opiniones sobre Ia man ira de com.
portsr.e en- una ssla de espectaoulo:
10 No lleguea jamas atrasado al tea
tro.
go No molestes & los vecinos con I'M to-.
oado & una gesticuls ci6n extravagsnte.
SO No vuelvas 10 espslda + aquellos de-
lante de los oaales tepgss que passr.
40 Evita pisarl.s los dedos del pie.
80 No pertu' bes 81 espect&oulo CON tus
conve'saciones parlioulares.
90 No riss nj llores con ostentaoi6n nj
con exceso.
10 81 no puedes pssarte sin duloes 6
frutas conttsdas, tomalss sin excitar ID envi-
dia de tue vecin's.
SO 81 no themes un ingenio bsstante per.
picsz para psssrte sin libreto 6 progrsms, vuel'
We las hojas con preoauoi6n; NADIA 90 mas de-
sagradsble en- an momento pst6tioo que el rui =
90 En- los espeotaculos musicales no lle-
YES g: comr&s con Ia oabexa 6 con ell pie: ell di-
rector de orluesta e,tA ahf para ESQ.
10. A 10 saiida, no obstruyas ell csmiuo
bajo pretexto de mirsr & Las damss 8 de hablsr
con tn laosyo. Rstfrate sin fsusto , sin raj
do,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01

1arnnfae de todas Glasses se hscen en- Ia tipo-
so'eossS grafa La Correspondence. Al
eontado e~xtricto . pero preoios m6dioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01
Nueve puesto dc carne en- Santurce.

HI jueves Q del presente mes, desde las
seis de Ia mshaDa SO deep,oharA csrne de no.
vil-o J novilla a precio de 90 centsvos 81 kilo,
en- 81 puesto de don Igurcio Colon En-: rgsdo
don joan Ubsrri. n-s-9-l
-. Atemas de Ia i~nstsnoia presentada al
Board If e tucati6n por Ia respet BILE Q ase ar.
tessno de Rio Piedrae, s favor del nombra.
miento del senior LompsIt. cuya iostauo'a es.
ts 6rmada por 10 pereonas, % hs prese ntsdo
hoy otra susorita por 96 firmss, protestando de
Ia ia, ia u propuests y congratuiAn'
dose de los nombrsmientos heohos para 10 Es.
cuela gradua1a de aquella pob.aoion.
En- rita que han tenido aver en- San.
turoe, en- ell barrio sHolleris, los individ aos
Francisco Escslera y Gavino Monts6es. result.
nido al autor de las heridas. dando cueuts sl
Juzgaio de San Francisco. Lss heridss fueron
inferidas con IN macAete de labranas.
R. Ruiz Arnau N. o., fi nan''s q. 'i % =
SITES offers his professional services at his of.
flee, so San Francisco Street. Consultation
hourr: to Q A. M; 1880 to 3 P. M.
Or. R. Ruiz Arnau. t. p, y ii p:b ! :o' &c. ali ss.
neral que. babieudo reg,e,sdo de los E.t.dos
Uoidos, ofrecs de nuevo sus servicios profesio.
males en- la Gale de San Frsnoisco n Q so.
Horas de o~onsulta: De 8 m. de /
& St. PIMA
Nos limitamos a trasmitir las distin.
tas versiones que hemos reoogiio.
Aver noche, c,roulo Ia notici. de que ell
t,iuufo era eel psr,ido federal. Uros asegu.
rsb'n que hsbfa sido alosnzado por una ma
sofia de- sc votos y otro que por 20.
B,bo,a. han empesado . oorrer di.tintss ver'
10 oe.. So dice que ell .riunfo es del p.rtido
fe ieral. Suena que 10 hs alosnx ado 81 rspu.
bicauo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01
In gran Co|eglo en- CURACAO,

Hsoe algun temp" que venimos publican :
do en- maestro diario IN anuncio del colegio
sSanto TomAss de CURACAO, antil]s Holandesa,
que queia en- 81 mai Caribe cerca de las costas
dc Venezuela.
Muohas personals nos han sigui6cado gu
deseo de conocer mas amplis information de
aquel Institute para jovenes. fundado hsoe "a
muchos a1os y nos complscerfa mucho que pu'
dieran utilizsrse Ia siguiente:
CURACAO 81 una isla muy bonita y asea.
da. Fl puerto queds en- 81 centric 5e 10 oiud.d,
en- una bahia que est2 gusrdads por I'm puente
que % abre & sierrs segdn que vaysn 4 entrsr 8
salir los 6uques de peque1o & alto bordo que
la ~visiteu.
A li]era distanoia de Ia bahia este situado
el hermoso colegio eSsnto Tomas. en- eli cusl
reciben instruction y eduosei6n oentepares de
j6venes de las Americas del oentro = del sur,
10 mismo que de las demas %aptillss.
Entre los pueItorriquefcs que han tenido
Ia suerte de empe.sr 4 recibir su eduosoion en-
sqnel centro de ense hanss, po 'emos oitar 4 IN
hijo de nueatro amigo don Julio p. Castro, We
oino de Cabo Rojo.
ALI ee aprende ell irgl6s con gran fscilidad
ssi como los demss iiiomss mas ususles, por
qua hay muoho esmero On enseh arlo asf como Ia
eduosoi6n me,cante.
Muchs padres de familia que no tienen
eutcleutes recursos para enviar & sus hijos {
Universidades que estAn distantes de esta is!s,
muy bien pueden ha,erlo. enviAndolos al cole
gio .s.nto Tomas. que estA bsjo 10 direction
de Mr. M. V wv asen, que es Ell Rector, y de
I'M grupo de oatedrAticos muy escogido y res.
retable. en- Ia seguridad de que alcansarln el
objeto deeeado.
Tenemos 4 Ia vista I'M pequeho album one
c%ontiene todos los afamados depsrtamentos y eli
personal del colegio, que por sf solo est& reco
mendsdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01
FALI0 DEL PR0GEs0
Del Dr., CasaIduc.

Hoy hemos reoibido dos telegrsmss de
nuestro oorreeponsal de Arscibo. iDformando.
mos que h terminado 81 iuicio qae % celebra.
1 % l. c4!sbre o.usa seguida en- Agnadilla 81
Dr.. don Ednardo Caea'dnc. IesaJendo IN f.llo
dvmnissci6n : Ia familia de don Federico
Acevedo.
Auto Ia VOC dc IL ~justioia, deben cesar los
commentators.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01

Acussmos rscibo de uns hoia imprs-
81 que % h pnblicado en- Pehuelas. excitsndo
LAS husstes del psrtido federal. para concu.
rrir I Ice urnsa. Dioha hoja la drman gran nd
nero dc veoinos importantes de Ia poblaci6n.
Por ~escsndslo en- IL Gale de Ia Tan
o., ID poliofa ha detenido s Felix Audino.
-. BE hs scordado ~oelebrar en- IL casa
n6mero 10 de 10 calle de In Fortalexs Ia reu-
nion del sub-comi,6 de IL juventud federal,
anunciads para tener iugsr en- Las ofoinas de
EEL Territorio.,
Hoy-se oelebran las 6eetas conssgra'
das en- ell Aimsnaque de Il Ig,esis Cst6lics {
eTodcs los Saoto-; con tese motive ban estsdo
muy concurrid.s IL. ig ais. = tsmbien 10 man
si6n :, grsds de los m !. rios.
F,rmsda por don Rafael Furn'r = dl.
rigida 81 Pals. hemos t. nido 81 gasto de reci.
Dir una bojs sue'ta r. f.rente 4 II administra'
ci6n munioip ii de Juncos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01

hsea 1aorlcs tlene por fuerzs do circuns.
'a'oiss que oe'rar sus Puertas ell Q de No
Vlemofe. Hs de desmontsr los faroles publ.
COS oe 50 proPiedad en- toda Ia Capital. y des
Poes poede Oar Q! gas de costumbre & les con.
%sumidores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-01
Y a D q D E S.
Antonio Suliveres Rivera,
PROCURADOR TITULADO
W- con mas de Is amos de practica judicial. .I

% con mas De Is amos de practlca Judicial. al
Ia est.blecido e1 Ia villa de Are, ibo una
O6oina General de Negocics, y esp. oislments
para ssuntos juiiciales, administratvo y no.
tariales.
ABOGADOS de Ia OFICINA.
EN AREc1Ro.-
Lcdos. Don Enrique Go, z.les Darder.
& Simon Large Aguild.
ZEN SAN JUAN
{ Herminio Disz Navarro.
{ Rsfsela Lopez Landr6n.
{ Antonio Sarmiento.
Herbert T. Smith.
En esta o6cira 90 evacuau oopsultss, CON.
ciertau empr6stitos. arreglsn estamentsrfas y
administrators. sg&nciase Ia compartments de to-
dss clases de fncas, reslfz,nse oobros y 90 di-
r'gen negocios y ssnntos en- todos 10. ramos.
V. g. so.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
The Cricket Match.

ii. B.M. S. EGERIA V. HONOLULU.
1t would be almost crime to
let the opportunity of a game slip
when we have real live British
ship on Her Majesty's service in
the harbor. In the present status
of outdoor sports in Honolulu,
with nothing stirring except the
yacht races, the match attracted
quite number of interested on
lockers. The Egeria team re-
CURED augmenting from the home
torces, and part of the Orpheum
list of attractions were pressed
into service in the person of Mr..
Hamilton Hill and Mr.. Winton--
he of McGinty fame. Mr.. Hill
did yeoman's service, albeit out
of form, both at the bat and from
the bowling crease. After the
first innings was completed, the
resulting tie was played off on
mutual agreement (thirty minutes
apiece. AS may be imagined,
the play was of the slogging or
der, with more excitement than
usually falls to the lot of the field
ers. The home team succeeded
in knocking up the faster score,
winning eventually by two wick
cts and twenty-five runs. Fol-
lowing is the score as rendered
by Humphreys and Jacobsen:
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30

The Gladys and La Paloma
sailed very even race despite
the non-fulfillment of conditions
by the latter, rendered impossible
by the weather. It's hard to spend
the best part of an hour monkey
ing round a buoy, or trying to
round it, in a dead calm; and one
can readily understand Mr.. Mac
farlane's sailing for home, race
or no race. The time, consider
ing all things, was remarkably
close.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
The Steamers.

ARRIVE.
Steamers From Due
Rio de Janeiro-San Francisco Sept q
Austraia-S San Francisco. ... :. Sept p
Aorangi-Sydney 80. ......... Sept 2o
City of Peking-Yokohama ........ Sept 20
Mauna L. a-Maui and Hawaii ..... Sept 10
Observation-Disclosures ......... :. Sept 30
Coptic-San Francisco ..... $3.50. Oct 6
Gaeic-China and Japan ...... Oct
Mariposa-San Francisco ........ Oct IL
America Maru-San Francisco .. Oct 10
DEPART.
Steamers For Due
Rio de Janeiro-Yokohama ........ Sept 20
Aorangi-Victoria characterization. Sept %
Warrim o-Colonies ..... ........ Seot 80
City OF Peking-San Francisco. Sept 20
Australa-San Francisco ...... Oct 8
Gaelic-San Francisco .... %. ). Oct 7
riposa-Colonies ............. Oct IL
Moana-Colonies. ......... 5000. Oct 10
America Maru- Yokohama zee. 80. Oct l3
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
Blair, the Regular.

Blair, the Regular, wounded lay
On the slope OF San Juan Hil
Near by were two of the Volunteers,
Bleeding and faint and still;
And further up. in palm-tree hid,
A Spanard with deadly gun
Took cruel aim 1T the men below,
Dropping them one by one.
One Volunteer, with feeb'e hand,
Fought with the plaguing flies;
1t told the fact of lingering life
To the Spaniard's watchful eyes,
lie raised his gun to his shoulder then
And bullet sang afar;
1t hit the hat of the wounded man,
Who lay on the left of Blair.
Another! The boy on the right-hand WINGED,
And uttered moan of pain;
Another Blair looked at his Redeemed blouse
And muttered. "l'm hit again,
But there's one more load in my old gum
lis brow grew black with frown-
And vow I'll shoot that Spanish brute,
Who fires on men that are down."
Weak were his hands as he raised his gun,
But steady his eye and aim
Soon, round the trunk of the shielding palm,
The he ID of the Spaniard came:
Then up from the slope the Springfield spoke
And answered the Mauser we'll;
Blair, the Regular, grimly smiled,
And the Spaniard shrieked and fell
The Volunteer who lay on the left
Moaned "Water!" again and again.
Said Blair, " By making double-quick
may capture full canteen"
So, firmly shutting his whitening lips,
He crept where the Spaniard lay,
Secured the prize and crawled slowly back
All, painful and long seemed the way.
"You first" said both OF the Volunteers, :.
AS he held out the full canteen
They saw his blood stained blouse, and they
knew
Right we'll what its cost had been;
Blair could but whisper to answer them,
One hand on his bleeding side,
"You fellows have homes somewhere" said
he,
"Im Regular" Then he died.
Sidney of England, make room Make room
In thy niche of courtly fame,
While side by side with thine own we write
Another nobleman's name
Blair the Regular Homeless no more
Since thy deaths heroic day,
Thy name and the fame of thy gallant deed
Are homed in our hearts for aye.
Ida Reed Smith in the YOUTHS Combauiou.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
Base Ball.

Baseball isn't quite dead yet.
The Stars have returned crown
ed, metaphorically, with MALE
wre this. Now the Kamehame-
has want to go to Hilo, and then
Hilo back to us, then Hilo play
a mixed team of the St rs and
the Mans, and all will be lovely
once more. Let us hope for the
contamination.
And what became of the trans
continental triumphal run of the
automobile ! Speaking of au-
tomobiles, Il gentleman, not d res
ldent, he escaped on board the
steamer after perpetrating his
crime, made gh.stly joke unent
the new craze. Its tough on
the horse, the mule and the bicy-
Gle, quoth he, they umio. mobtIise
against the intruder" Then he
fled.
American Jockeys in the shapes
OF rod Sloan and l&eiff still hold
up their end at British turf meet
lngS.
The Californian tennis players
made gallant stand against the
national champions, and though
outclassed were not disgraced.
1t is hard where the players are
comparatively so few to come up
to the form of champions from
the East, where intense and
crowded rivalry is constantly in
venting new and improving on
old strokes and stragems. Ten
mis- seems dead over here for the
nOnCe.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
II. II. M. S. EGERIA AND VIsIToRs.
FIRST Inning,

IHSt
w. Winton, b Hatfield. .................
!. c. Penny, b Hatfield. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lieut.. II. L. Watson, b Harvey ..... !
Private II. Archard, b Hatfield ..... -. 10
A. Mirrlees, b Hatfield ................. !
+. y. Paetow, run out ...... $500.
Lieut.. +. Fl. Walter. Harvey .... ID
w. Wilson, b Macintosh. .............
Hamilton Hill, Hatfield, Harvey. 80. 3
Private +. Walker, b Hatfield. ...........
Private A. Walker, b Hatfield ......
+. Ryall, not out 49,. -. ..........
Extras ....... ..... ,........
Total ... 81
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Macintosh: II runs, wickets, 7 overs.
maidens; average 4.3. Hatfield: Is runs,
wickets, overs, 0 maidens; average 60.
Home TEAM.
Second Inning.
]. w. Harvey, Watson... ....... 5
A. St NJ. NJ ckntosf, C -, b Walter .l3
r. Anderson, b Walter ........ .....34
E. A. Moss, Walter ..........O
Rev. ]. +. Lane. b Walter ........ l
A. Sinclair, not out 80. ............. 2
Extras ..... ... - ......... 3
Total IS
mo bowling analysis repeatedly
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Penny l3runs, 4wickets, Sewers, 3 maidens,
40 balls; average 33. Watson II runs,
wicket, 6 overs, 0 maidens, 30 balls; average
ITO. Wilson, runs, | wicket, overs,
maiden, Is balls; average 10. Walter: ID
runs, wickets, 5 overs, maiden, 25 balls;
average So. Hill: runs, 2wickets, 2 overs,
| maiden, 10 balls; average 2.5.
H. b. M. S. EosRlA AND VISITORS.
Second Inning
W. Winton, |. b. W. Hatfield ........... 3
]. c. Penny, Sinclair, b Hatfield. ..... 9
A. Mirrlees. b Macintosh .......... -. 3
Private Archard, Moss, b Macintosh. .. 5
Lieut.. Walter, b Macintosh ........ 0
Lieut.. Watson, b Macintosh. ......... 5
Hamilton Hill, b Hatfield. ..............lO
F. c. Paetow, not OUT. ........... 2
Private Walker, not out .............. 5
Dyes. ..............' ....'....... >
lotai I'd
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Harvey: runs, 3 wickets, 10 overs, 8
maidcns, 80 balls; average, 81. Hatfield:
IS runs, 6 wckets, II 5 overs, . maidens,
So balls; average, 5S Macintosh: run,
wicket 9 overs, maiden, 10 balls; average,
10.
HOME TEAM.
First Inning.
G. 7. Irvine, b W Penny .... ......... .
A. Sinclair, b Penny ....... 0
Rev. ]. +. Lane, c + Walker b Watson. !
r. Anderson, b Penny. ........ .
A. St. M. Macintosh. c Wilson, b Penny. 6
Z. A. Moss, b Walter. ........ 10
]. w. Harvey, c Watson, Hill .........I7
J. l. Cockb I'm, W Wilson ...........
Judge Stanley, Walter ......... ...... 4
7. Give Davies, not out ...............
]. Cation, b Hill Observation-Disclosures. 0
A. Il. Hatfield, run out ......
Total ...... =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .5l
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-30

American Jockeys in the shapes
OF rod Sloan and Keiff still hold
up their end at British turf meet
ings.
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

List of recent sales of property in
and near Texarkana by o. P. Tay-
lor:
Geo. Johnson to John P. Roberts
Lots 10 and of IL, Block "a; cen.
sideration s45o.
]. N. Piloquaine to ]. W. Spear;
Lot IA, Block l49; consideration
$3.50.
Tom Eagan to Jno. N. Harris
% acres, Thos. Price, Fl. R.; con;
sideration 500.
Hull TO Knapp; 5 acres, Roudo
road; consideration $3.50.
A. c. Lovette to L. Longiuotti;
Lot 8, Block "a, West Broad street;
consideration $500.
S. D Sanders to - Williams;
t acre, W, " Wooten, H. R.; con
sid -ration $40.
]. W. Bethard to P. Y. Ratterlee;
2 aces, l. NJ. Ball survey; con-
sideration SIS.
to Rufus Jordan; 2 lots on
list street; consideration 5000.
Geo. Johnson to A. B. DeLoach;
Lots IL and ! Of II in Block 81; con-
sideration $3.50
]. ], King to S. NJ. Rand; Lots Z
and 8 in Block 1877; consideration
$4,000.
]. B. Catlett to Robt. Beardon;
1871 acres, Estes and Balls addition;
consideration 1914.
Webster l. Reed to Nal Southland;
E ! Block l4O; consideration $3.50,
A. c. LoVett to Myra Fiadley;
Lot 6, Rodgers addition; cousidera-
tion $3.50.
Dallas Brewery to City of Texar-
kama; Fractional Lots 10, II and
IL, and fractional IL, Block 6,
Ghio's addition; consideration $3.50.
]. W. Whatley to W. B. Green
wood; Lot 4 and of 5 in Block 9 8;
consideration $3.50.
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-24

We met Mr.. Pentecost, of Vino
na, Miss, yesterday. He said his
little town in Mississippi was not
the 10th part as large as TeXark-
ana, but the citizens there have
subscribed $50, 900 for a cotton fac
tory and will raise $751; more.
He said it looks from the people on
the streets in your town that you
could raise enough money here in
two days to build a factory, We
agreed with him, but thought that
1t would be a harder matter to
work up an interest in a factory of
this sort than the old gentleman
imagined.
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-24
Gaining a Wide Reputation.

AS a cure for rheumatism Cham
berlaiu's Pain Balm is gaining a
wide reputation. D. B. Johnst on
of Richmond, Ind, has been troubled
with that aiment since 1862 In
speaking of it he says: II never
found anything that would relieve
me until | used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t acts like magic with me.
Ny foot was swollen and panied me
very much, but one good application
of Pain Balm relieved me-" Fol
sale by Smith Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-24
For over ElrtH Ysara

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with per
feet success. II sootbes the childs
softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind colo and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. II is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists
IN every part of the world. Twenty
Eve cents bottle. It's value is in
calculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind, 9-5-y3-ly
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-24

The street Car drivers report a
gang of rowdy boys who jump their
cars on Maple street near the West
side school house and give them
trouble. The officers should try and
break this gang up for they not
only annoy the car drivers but the
passengers. Rowdyism should be a
thing frowned down on even amongst
the boys.