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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08
CALUROSOS EL0GlOS
De LA pRENSA De PARIS.

La prensa de Paris elogia caluro-
samente Ia arriesgada petici6n he
cha por los Representatives. espano-
les, que nadie on ningdu etro Par
lamento SO habia atrevido a for.
mular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

tin Mercantil' al precio de s 1.5O el ejem-
plar. En- Ponce seran vendidos por don p.
Sanchez Galiano y en- Mayagiiez por los
sefiores b. Franco Cs d
El dia II del actual celebrara junta la
"Sociedad Protectora de AnimaIesD.
Pasado maflana llegaran este puerto el
traspOrte "Mac Clellan".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08
ELECCiONES MUNIClpALES
EN- fuIP'NAS

El gobierno de Washington ba
dado instrucciones para que SO CO.
lebren q la mayor brevedad possible
elecciones municipales en- Filipinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo don
Francisco Mejfa, representante & la Ca.
mara de Delegates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

20 de ley sobre emission de bonos para pages
de hipOtecas, acordandose dejarlo pendien
tie para discutirlo en- union dc otros presen-
tados, que tratan sobre empr6stitos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08


Salguero Font, Official &c Secretaria del
ayuntamiento de Mayagiiez.
Hoy las doce del dia ocurri6 en- la calle
del Arsenal (Marina) ell siguiente suceso.
Encontrabase ell indiyiduo Liberato Castro
en- union de un nino de cOrta edad, Cuando
Sc acerc6 un tai Ramon Franco, quien
mand6 al nino que Sc retirara, disparandole
al LibeTato dos tiroS de revolver, sqQe le
produjeron dos herldas, una en- la porci6n
escrotal derecha con agujerO de salda del
prOyectil otra en- ell terci0 medic de.
music deTecho.
Ell agresor Sc do la fuga siendo capta
RADIO mas tarde p0r ell pOlicia municipal
Ramon Pinela, auxiliado por cuatro guar.
dias inSuares.
El herido fu6 trasladado la Sala de
Socorros donde fuG asistdo por e doctor
| Queyedo Baez y practicante senior Daniel
que ie extrajerQn ell proyeCtil de la pierna,
pasando Embellishments al hospital de Saa-
ia Rosa,
Sc encuentra enfermo de gravedad en-
Ponce, con motive dc la aggression de que
fu6 Victima hace algunos dias, el CONCEAL
de aquel ayuntamiento don Antonio Mo
rales.
Dice un peri6dico de Mayaguez que el
Delegado la Camara don Pascasio Fajar
do, ha renunciado aquel cargo, haci6ndosf
entrega nueyamente del JuzgaGo municipal
de la reterida poblaCr6n.
| en- Ell ESTABLE CIMl( NTG del "Boletir
| Mercantil" Sc haIlan q la yenta ejemplarei
del f0lleto "L Arbitraje Force"
Son interesantes los datos que pUbIica
''La Reforma Sociaep sobre el moyimiento
intellectual en- Alemania.
El ndmeTO de estudiantes matrlculados
en- las Uniyersdades ha side este ano mu
cho mayor que en- anteriores, pues lego 4
| 33, ,353, repartidos en- las diyeTsas Facuta
des del siguiente mod0: Flosotia, 1852;
Derecho, 9,803; Medicina, 606G; FaTmaoia,
2413, y Teologia, 1918
La UniYersidad que ha Teunido mayor
ndmero dc alumnos la siGo la de Berlin;
asistieron sus catedras GIGS escolares.
| Sigue luego en- importancia Leipzig, con
3.48l Heidelberg, con 2.154.
Tuyieron mas de 1000 estndiantes
Bonn, $50 ; Halle, 1888 Fribnrgo, l23J;
Wurzburgo, 1915; Stras6urgo, l.l04 )
MarburgO, L0l1.
IIa celebsado session la Junta disectiya de
Ia Association Ben6ica de Senoras de Pou-
| ce, con objeJO de tratar sobre el AsiIo pobreS
que proyecta fundar en aquella poblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Sc ALQUILAN los bajos de la casa
Gale de San Francisco ndmero So
propios para Almacenes y Tiendas.
Informaran en- esta imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

! Los anemicoS, los ra-
J qufticos, los atacados con
/, frecuenCia de catarrOS, +,
, los paludicoS y cuantOS
. deSeen verse vigoroSOS
, deben tomar la EMUL- {
! SION DE SCOTT porque
, eS el medicament0 mas
, ValioSo en- el tratamientO
, del raquitlSmO y anemia
, lnfantil, p0rque eS un ali
|, mentO productor de grasa
/, del mas alto grado; por-
! que eS el t6nico yreconS-
tltuyente mas poderoso
conocidO.
Certiflcados de me-
dlc0S 10 nan dlChO: para I
los enjut0S de pecho, /
para la tiSiS, reSfriadoS y !
catarroS cr6nicos, nin- 1
|. guna medicina eS mejor I
que la EMULSION DE /
SCOTT. !
SCOTT < BOVINE, Quinicos, New York {
De yenta en- las Boticas.
IA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08
Estan va de venta Ell
esta imprenta los Alma
naques de pliegO para es-
te a1O.

Ha fAllecido en- esta capital don Antonio
Aracil. ID. Z. T..
El peri6dico sLa Independence" de-
Santiago de Cuba, ha publicado ell telegra
ma siguiente que le trasmiti6 su CorIespon
sal de HOlgufn:
clos maestrOs pdblcos de este t6rminC
no han cObrado aun sus haberes correspon
dientes q los meseS de Septiembre, Octu
bre Noviembre y muchos de elIos no han
cobrado tampOcO ell mes de JUNO. Dichos
maestros han manifestado que estan dis
puestos clausurar las escuelas. La OPT
MON pdblica estlma juStifcado ell conflicto
eScolar que Sc avecina. E pueblo en- ge.
neral J la prensa de ests cludad apoyan q
los maeStrOs.n
Don Domingo Sepdlyeds, que desempe
iaba ell cargo de Official prime-o INFERNO dc
la alcaldia de Ponce ha sido separado, sus-
tituy6ndole don Leonardo A. Ponce de
Leon.
Tambien 10 ha sido el escribiente encar.
gado del repeso de la plaza del Mercado,
don Telesforo Acosta Carbonell, sustituyen.
dole don Jose Barbosa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Ha celebEado session la Junta dicectiva de
Ia Association BGn6ica de Senoras de Pom
ce, con objeto de tratar sobre el Asilo pobreS
que proyecta fundar en- aquella poblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

lei seilor Juez municipal del Distrito de
Catedral ha dispuesto la busca, captura y
remission al dep6sito municipal de esta ciu
dad, del acusadO por ell delito de estafa Abe
lardo Elias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Ha fAllecido en- esta capital don Antonio
Aracil. ID. Z. T..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Ha sido declarado cesante don Arturo
Salguero y Font, Official &c Secretarla de
ayuntamiento de Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

FL Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo tiene
sefaladas para el dia de mahana las vistas
en- juicio oral de las causas instruidas contra
Margarito Antonio Correa y otros, por robo,
y Antonio MaisOnet, por lesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Ell alcalde municipal de Plnar del Rio ha
dictado oil siguiente bando:
"En la precision de velar, no solo por los
intereses del order p1blico, confiados exclu,
siyamente mi cuidsdo custodia en- este
termino municipal, Sino tambien por la ri.
queza sgrfcola del mismo, sacramento anne
nazada por la fata de braceros, por la mise
ria general que empieza asomar por todos
lados p0r las Ieves alteraciones que ha ex.
perimentado ell 6rden pdblico con motive de
la aparici6n de algunas pequefas partidas de
malhechores, felizmente disueltas apenas
formadas, por la persecution que Sc les ha
hecho, he resuelto que haSta la termination
de la presente coSecha de tabaco no Sc con.
ceda autorizacl6n alguna para bales pdbIi-
cos Ell los bdrrios rurales, toda Vez que estA
demostrado que los mismos, mas que con ell
fin de proporcionar recreo soiaz las hon.
radas familias campesiuas, tenen per objeto
la especulaci6n mas eseandalosa.
La policfa mis- 6rdeHes queda encargada
de impedir cuantos bales p1blicos Sc efec.
t6en eD sus respectiyos Precintos, faltando &
10 dispuesto en- el presente bando, asf como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08
La Medicinal
del SiglO.

Los meritOS que en-
/, cierra Ia Emulsion de
! Scott eStdn en- las pr0pie-
dadeS de los elementOS
, que Ia componen.
Ell aceite de higado de
bacala0 pur0 que con-
/. tiene, ALIMENTA.
Los hipofoSfitos de cal
. y SoSa FORTIFICAN los
hueSOS.
Su buena fabrication
hace que eSt0S elemen-
tOS sean prOntamente
. asimilableS y gratoS al
, paladar,
P0r eStaS razoneS to-
dos los medic0S del mum
do prescriben siempre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Dice uu peri6dico de Mayaguez que e
DeIegado la Camara don Pascasio Fajsr
do, ha renunciado aquel cargo, haci6ndost
entrega nueyamente del JuzgaGo municipa
de la reterda pobaCi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

rN Ell ESTABLEClMl( NTG del "Boleti
Mercanti" Sc halan a la yenta ejemplar'
del folleto IL Arbitraje Force"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

Sc encuentra enfermo de gravedad Ell
Ponce, con motive dc la aggression de qu'
fu6 victima hace algunos dias, el c0nceja
de aquel ayuntamiento don Antonio Mo
rales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

En- la madrugada de anteayer dos indi
yfduos llamados Jose Ortiz } Oirilo Garcia
penetraron, vali6udose do llayes falsas, a.
establecimiento que poseen en- Ponce los
sehores Colon, Gonzales Santni, donde
esta la tabaquerfa "E'in de Siglo," apode
randose de seis cajas de cigarrillos de aque
LA marca.
La policia prendi6 los delncuentes lie.
vando los efectos la jefatura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-08

vehTA De CASAS- En- Santuree, calle
del Condado, Sc venden dos concluidas de
fabricar; en- este imprenta informaran. FL
Evening star., 1901-04-10
You Cannot Cure Piles
BY INTERNAL RE,,ED1Es

The only sure way to every form OF piles 1,
to use remedy like the Pyramid Pile Cure which
Is applied directly to the parts affected and its
wonderful healing effects are apparent from tbe
hrst application because the medicinal properties
are rapidly absorbed by tissues and sensitive mem
eranes of the rectum and the cure is made speed.
lily, and almost before the patient is aware OF it
every trace Of piles has left him.
This Is one of the reasons why the Pyramid Pile
cure has been uniformly successful 1t Ia an
piled directly just where 1t is needed and where 1t
VIII do the most good. Not by the roundabout way
or the stomach nor by the harsh barbarors meth
ods OF various surgical operations so-eaed sys.
tens.
Direct applications to the seat of disease is the
only rational way, and this is fully accomplished
by the Pyramid Pile Cure.
II the voluntary testimony Of thousands who baye
tried thls remedy is worth thing then no suffer-
er mas any excuse for longer delaying in giving IT
lair trial. knowing that when you do so The pvra
mid Pile Cure will have made one more friend. the
best possible advertisement we can have The
chief advantages of the remedy are: II cures with
out pain, the cure is lasting contains no poisop
and, lastly IL is the cheapest and quickest c,,re
yet found Your druggist can tell you what II has
done for others.
Testimonials Of cures from all parts Of the United
States VIII be sent on application to the Pyramid
Dsus 70. Oh Marshall. Mich. ap1o&l3
Evening star., 1901-04-10

stead of going to ST. Louis last night to
Join the Milwaukee team, Pink Hawley
returned to Beaver Dam and unless differ
ences between himself and Treasurer Gross
are adjusted the former New York pitcher
may defer his entree into the American
League for several days. Hawley went to
milwaukee, early yesterday morning. and
had long consultation with the MiIwau-
kee magnate, and when he was seen last
night he said he had not yet signed with
Milwaukee. though they had agreed on
terms. and he would sign a two-year con-
tract when some minor matters were at
tended to. He does not know when he
will report for duty
1t Is fact not generally known that the
surname OF Mercer. the East Liverpool ball
player, is not Winnie. but George III. IT Is
said that during the palmy days of base
ball In East Liverpool Mercer. who was
always the favorite of the team. came in
for the best share of applause whenever
an out-of-town team would play against
the old crockery city team. And il the
game was close one, depending on the
action of one player, the home people
would yell Win. Mercer, win, MercerI''
He always responded nobly and the SON
briquet of Win" was adopted by the East
Liverpool players and their admirers
Pittsburg News.
Evening star., 1901-04-10
Parker, Bridget & Co.,
Head=to=foot Outfitters Pa. Ave. and 9th ST.
fessional ranks last Saturday, playing with

| fessional ranks last Saturday, playing with
Mack's Philadelphia team. with batting
| record that would have done credit to a
| Flick or a Wagner. The former Pennsyl-
vania player sighted the curves five times
| and killed straight" Each time at bat he
made safe hit and while one was a
| scratchy infield grounder Jack beat 1t out
| by fast sprnting and deserved credit for a
| safety. No player could have swung into
| high class ball playing with a better rec
| ord in batting and fielding, but the young
| ster will have to learn many points regard
| ing base running. Twice he made stupid
| blunders on the base lines. once also fore
| ing out another runner and each time the
| mishap was apparently caused by his hold
| ing his opponents too cheap. Outside of
this Mr.. Hayden deserved a distinguished
note.
When Charley Comiskey returned to Chi
cago from St. Louis Monday morning he
| had two partners associated with him in
the ownership of the white stockings
These men are Clark G. Griffith and James
J. Callahan, the two star twirlers who left
Jim Hart's National League aggregation
to accept berthS with the American
League.
This is the magnet which drew Griffith
to the new organization and prompted Cal
lahan to turn down oil overtures from Hart
1t explains the air of tranquility with
which Callahan viewed the situation after
breaking with the National League and
while still unsigned with Comiskey.
prophecy of "Bill'' .Everitt. who will aid
Joe Quinn. Billy" Clingman and Cough
lin in filling upSIimmy Manning's ihfieid.
ST see it this way: The Pittsburgers came
in second last year against the strongest
team the National could show, and IL some
of their best batters had not dropped they
would have won out easily. Well. IL they
would have won in faster company. and
their team Is practically the same. how can
you stop them when the teams are feebler?
Look at their pitchers. Philippi, Leever
and Tannehiil are as good as they happen:
Chesbro Is a good. hard worker. and his
new man. Wiltse. is wonder. Their bat
ting will be better-will be boosted by the
addition of Bransfield for first base-and
their fielding will be just as good last
season. Pittsburg in a walk. sure thing.
Our league? Give me something easy. Wish
could find some way to stop Commy's
pitchers. Chicago Record-Herald
Tim Hurst says that he viii not umpire
this year, having Withdrawn his applica-
tion for appointment.
Harvey. the California pitcher. who fin-
ished last season with the Chicago Ma
tional League team. has signed with Com
iskey Of the Chicago American League
team.
A special from Milwaukee says that in
Evening star., 1901-04-10

the big hole in left field. Contractor Tally
says the left field hole will be entirely filed
by Saturday night. Great progress has GER
tainly been made. and there Is only a spot
about fifteen feet square which needs to
be brought up to the surface.
Groundkeeper Miller was keeping tab on
the numerous wagons as they came this
morning with fertile soil for the top dress
like 1.-THE real thing" The carpenters were
welding together the big braces for the
roof of the grandstand. and Superinten-
structure by Saturday night. The club
treme end of the right field foul
line is fast assuming shape. and
ers will be constructed An innovation in
local base ball parks in this city will be
the bleacher seats on both sides of the dia-
mond. Never before has such excellent ac-
commodation been provided. as. with the
exception of being in the sun, seat there
in Is almost as good as one In the grand
stand. 1t has always been a hobby of
Manager Manning to take care Of his
'bleacher" patrons. and in the construc-
tion of his new park he has certainly given
them good accommodations for the money.
The accompanying portrait is that of
field for the new Washington club. It is
expected that he will be a big favorfte with
the right field bleacher patrons, and will
take the place made vacant by the loss of
Home Run Buckley" Freeman. DUNCAN is
from Ferndale, Cal, and it was on the sand
lots Of that town that he learned to play.
1t was his remarkable heavy batting
that attracted the attention of the man
ayers of the clubs of the California League.
He made his first professional engagement
in 1S9O. and that year led the California
League in batting. In 1891 he was engaged
by the Milwaukee club. and his work drew
the attention of Pop" Anson, who secured
him the following year for the Chicago
club. He played with Anson two years,
Evening star., 1901-04-10
Damages Asked for Loss Of Ro,d.

Suit at law to recover damages in the
sum Of 5000 was instituted today by Hen
rfetta Stuart, through Attorney A. s.
Northington, against the Washington Say
ings Bank. 1t is alleged that the plaintiff
deposited three government bonds, valued
at 5000, in a vault conducted by the de-
1endant and that they have been lost
Evening star., 1901-04-10
Senatorial Figures.

The following table will prove interesting
to the fans" as showing what was accom-
plished last year with the stick and in
the field by the Washington players:
Evening star., 1901-04-10
Another Victory for YnIe I.nr schnoI
Do Not Favor American Henley,

Neither Yale nor Pennsylvania will
send representatives to the meeting to
consider the establishment of a Henley re-
gatta on the Thames at New London.
Conn. New London is secuted by the
Quakers as fit place for an American
Henley when the broad bosom of the Hud-
son is open for the event. Most Pennsyl-
vania men are of the opinion that the
Poughkeepsie regatta, which is open to all
colleges, is about the nearest thing to an
American Henley that is possible
The entry of the red and blue has been
received and acknowledged by the regatta
authorities at Henley, England
Walter Camp has written to the most ac-
tive promoters of the revived Henley re-
gatta scheme, saying that while Yale will
put no obstacle in the way of the regatta
she will be unable herself to take part
in ii
Evening star., 1901-04-10
MAY OPEN WITH GEORGETOWN.
Senator'S May Play the Blue and Gray
at New Park April 20.

Pitcher Case Patton, he of the auburn
hair, reached Washington yesterday after
noon about 4:30, and with Farrell, Cling
man. Gear and Lee took the $50 boat for
Fort Mnnroe, and this morning Joined the
advance guard of the Senators at the Sol
diers Home grounds. With two hours
practice in the morning and afternoon for
the next ten days the players should be in
first-class condition by the time they return
to this city.
Manager Manning Is a busy man these
days keeping his good weather eye on the
workmen, who are fast getting the new
park into condition for the opening game
with Baltimore. Mr.. Manning said this
morning to a reporter of The Star:
''If my grounds are finished by the latter
part of next week l will probably recall
the boys for game with the Georgetown
team next Saturday week. 1 had intend
ed to bring them home the following Mon
day, but the local people have been
after me to give them a game before the
regular season opens l might as well begin
with the favorite blue and gray team and
let the Washington enthusiasts see what
my club is like.
Fully hundred men We're at work this
morning on the local grounds some putting
up fences and the grandstand, while others
were at work on the diamond and filling
Evening star., 1901-04-10
Horses Justify the Faith Of Their
Backers at Benning.
WORK OF LOCAL TEAM At HAMPTON
Showing for the Season of the
Bowling League.
CURRENT SPORTING NEWS

Favorites again captured four of the
six races at the Benning track yester-
day, and their wonderful success at the
two meetings last year promises to be no
less well sustained at this one. That this
running to form is fully appreciated by the
public is evidenced by the big attendance
at this meeting, the records of previous
spring meetings of the club being beaten.
Yesterdays crowd was very large, one of
the largest, if not the largest of the meet
ing, and this despite the fact that the air
was very wintry. The popularity of the
sport here is better attested by such
crowds than by anything else, and Presi-
dent Howland and his associates have the
satisfaction of knowing that their efforts
to provide honest, high-class sport are
fully appreciated
The racing yesterday was enjoyable, the
feature of the days card being the maiden
hurdle race at mile and a half, In which
Charawind was installed favorite, and
justly so, winning he pleased; Roxburg
second, and Conover third. Robert Wad-
dell was at 1 to in the first race, and he
also won he pleased; Magic Light sec
ond, and Nitrate, third
The second race, for two-year-olds, went
to AtheOla, although Laracor should have
won, Sister Juliet third
The Rogue placed the fourth race to his
credit. but Kings Favorite, with jockeys
reversed would probably have won. A
third choice, Revonah. won the fifth; Ger
trude Elliott second. and Midnight Chimes,
third. Alard, backed down from 30 to I to
l, won the sixth race; Robert Metcalf, at
40 to 1, running second. and Kirkwood,
third.
Summary.
First race, six furlongs-Robert Waddell.
100 (Seaton), 1 to 6, won Magic Light, 11S
(Miles). - to 1 and to 5. second; Nitrate,
1O1 q. Slack. to 1, third. Time, LII. Mo-
mentum, Aminte, The Tramp, Jas. J. Cor
bett also I.an.
y Second race. two-year-olds. half mile
Atheola. Ill Uandry), to 2, won: Lara
cor; 1o1 (Wonderly) 5 to 1 and to 5, sec
third. Time, so 3-5. Ten Hymns, All About,
Warm Time also ran.
Third race. maiden hurdle. 1E miles over
six hurdles-Charawnd, 141 (Monahan), Il
to 5, won; Roxburg, 141 F'ry), to and
to 2, second; Conover, ISL PENN, 10 to 1.
third. Time. 2.55. Earn, Hopeful. The Bur-
lington Route, Buckeye Bob, Jim Black
burn, Manlius. Berto also ran. The latter
fell and did not finish.
Fourth race, three-year-olds. selling,
seven furlongs-The Rogue, 95 q. Slack, IL
to 90, won; Kings Favorite, "a (Wilkerson),
to l and to 5, second; Curtsey, 80 &c.
Thompson), to 1, third. Time. 1.33
Fifth race, five furlongs-Revonah, 1O5
uandry). to 2, won; Gertrude Elliott, 96
(Wilkerson), to and even, second Mid
night Chimes. 1OS Dale, to 1, third.
Time, 1.08 2-5. Glad Hand. Toluca, Mrs.
Daniel also ran.
Sixth race selling. one mile and fifty
yards-Alard, 80 (Seaton). to 1, won; Rob-
ert Metcalf, 1O1 (Mller), 40 to and 10 to
1. second; Kirkwood, 10 Uandry), 3 to 1.
third. Time, 1.4s 2-5. Beau Ideal, Island
Prince Tony Licalzi, Chas. Estes. Cherish
ed. Ginki, Thermos, Monmouth Boy, Elsie
Skip, Handvice also ran.