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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
NocEES cASTELLENAS

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alSnSs LA d0Ta1 b0o0 iDterprstkda Dor Marfs
Sssrrsro los Artistas qas Ia s7gnea, porqns
blen q quierens stravss del n11do Fieio dsl
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gScsro De Las eus dirfzsn Diaz &c Mendoza v
sctricas osfsct1csos. eon defsctos inxste~x6o 90
En- uDcEos caEcs los eeferscs scr nssursles
ElIo k&Es 6echo sKci&Exr mas q G aas vez
NO psreee stDo cue aacossn para IN escsns.
los Eeros dosAdos Pa-s ella Is "a compaEfa
De In Gnsrrsro como contGnto En- dfcho ssrfE-
d, Ens IgUlsr excsDci61.
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b fnneionsr, no; IN ts Fisto aefusr En- Bkrcs-
iona a1nque 10 con tSrts ferForosa dsvoci6n
como Sc en- Cuba PsrscisEs como sf ssf1-
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frfs ls JsDs-- sin pe1szr. tal Esz. cue esssa-
Go entire Dosofrns, no sstsr lejsDos de u "a
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pee ne nos: borpas ts-dss en- q Do ftIcs gran
dss esclsrsc11os fuercnlo en- ls lfterRr1rs
az sl krts, sn ese arte escsnico o1e dt6 ssnfi-
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bar esstsllsno. ussor del hsbiEdo por hkrfs
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EsrEoss prosodfsi
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sstos rsnFlones. 7 10 fa6 re6lnsate t&n
solr por 10 relative o IL pros03tR: por 10 refs-
rsEte . TODD.
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IN conrSrfa ss57rs Guerrero todos, to5es h8n
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prsssztakan. 1aexorshle exsctitEd = u in
dnEsr1sris: sl nss ufniEo dstRlle. III cor
doEcsllo. ma csde3ills. 1ns sorr5.s. toSo rs
sido splfcado ccn In E2yor p-opisdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21

Da gusso yer kacsr eonedias ssf. riea
eol3s Ascsr de nodo. sikntsse sl amino r.
gocijs3o En- lo Exs fntfmo de II ssr
A1t6ssssEs ens hArisndo consdfks de esz
Hssers, pDeden hscsrse ante Lops de Veg,
cono ante Moltsrs ante GoldDni, I'D plEusf
BE fEifRdor &c L0ps, ei Rubor de <Ls dxni
S1zm2<S csbs ser cxpr1cho de alguES volunfsS
/ editorial 11e con 81 fItnlo de <Ls dana bohxz
! escr1bi6 L9Fe sn coEsdiR. Y qae htz0 para 81
! co1cnsiEa ID sninsnts ksntoacss este 6i.tiFc
no sftxeS gSsisdCl sctriz Jsr6ainz ds Barsos
E1 iAs cbrss xE cRsfigo sin rsnfxnzs ],
<L.s ueiindres de Bsliss,, = Ella Estrei3s ds
seFfllass hsEos de Eta mas ae sr els d.
nR eooss IL fsciiidsd, ei ehists, eI 5onsire el
l1gsni5 % ansno del esfiio ds Fslix LoPs De
Vega CArpfo.
Como q Egas Sc s1spts a. TarIo Ecci5sn-
tsdo czoce de IN arroyo. cnorisndo. sin ocal-
farlRs. pisdrss gu1jss, asf . tslsnb3 sl CO.
10 clar1dkd de- arroyo. PkE2n por enriEz C
lss f1sss del Eusor, dsjanao var este hkstx
10 mas rsc6ad4i7 de 81 fon5o.
e trisss Psnssr cue en Italia Sc IA hor-
rsxo mas Lsps ds vsgs o1s an EspS5s. Las
EEsgEsos peasSc o hschss en Vsnseas per Fkhic
FrsBshi supsrzron las hsthkg Masrfa {
fsfc3xdss por Francisco os Msdrkoo jam
Psrsz De Aontsis&n-
Bisn hsce Y dos Sc 10 pagae Maria
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srlxuso rar8 Lops de Vega, f7us por r1eho
c1s sc ls aplaraz 10 Sc ls xpls1dIr2 bEstanie1
s0crs bo1o por9as Dfsn 6 cls Bcu1 1on1s
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oblIgsdo odtAr t&nt&s coxAs de Espa1s d.
esrsHoles faastFss karfs Gaerrsrc Dlsz ae
ksndozx Eos fnFiian q u hsrnosR 1oeta5le
cbrs de vsnersr lRs grsn3szaE de Ios grs 1ss
vsrdadsros De kspshs: los gigaatss Dc IN liss-
ratErgs los coloscs De 81 escsnx-
sarss cbrs de solfdari5kd De AMER res
fizsn sn esfs f1sio Fernando Dfkz ce Asn-
6oza Maria Gasrrsre: "a &c daic1fcar ror el
srte esrsEo1, el alma sa5srk n Ii xEErSz3s dc
"a politics. ex coioEf.i.
0brs granite, oers &c smor Is ous des6s In
efcenR hs supreadiio Maria Gasrrsro.
0orx elsn difsrerts IN ezprsndids ror
sstos ErR1des sspREoles del srte II de se1s-
los ofros espsH7lss de n polftfcA cus DO Sd
rferon pracf5car ssts 6fFisa cRstslIs1ss el To-
nor 81 proserko pnsdsn eAbsr el misDo
costa.
Sunca como sa q nocns del s2bsdo &c hs
visso hsrDcsssdo de cencurrencis feDenirA eI
teRtro De Tse6n. Mas de Il nitad del concur
80 forukbsnio ssl3ras tan ballRs coEo elefsn-
tss. Grkto nulticolor Aspecso ofrecfs lR saix
del tsatr0- No rsc1erGo hsber visto innts e.
Sc usl Gn n6ients tsnta dissinci6a.
ArchiaiunbrRdo hsIlkse ahora sl testrs
con u naevx installation.
Esrnoso kx sfdo s trfbufa de nxestrs
cI10ad % priEsra de iks Tsoehes cas.eIl1Gos.
Francisco Hernids.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21

slgunos otros que lie interessba
conserTar. ech3 IA llave, Ia de!o
pQests 7 sc acerc6 6 Ia chimezea,
quemando los denss pspeles.
Recost6se en- IN sill6n contem-
plan6o la llama, Y POGO q POGO sus
parpados Sc cerraron 7 csyo en
profundo suefo.
Cuando despeTt6 81 primera mi
rsda fne para 81 reloj cue marcsbs
las seis Y media.
Bsj6 rspidaments Ia escalera J
pregnnt6 ST csmareras que esta-
ba en- el pis0 bajo:
-sNo ha venido el senor de Ian
geaiss
No, senora-
vsga inqnietud Sc pinto en- Ell
rostro de Matilde, inquietud que
poco 4 POGO f0e tomand0 el carac-
ter de celoso.
-Iba casa de 81 banquero-se
diio.-No puede haberle detenldo
tanto tempo. sD0n5e habra ioos
Un percance cualquiera otra
nnjer quiza =. iAhl 81 ESQ fueTa
cierto, morirfa.
Matilde, devorads por Ia an
gustia. con los Oi0s nGmedos fue
situarse & IA eDtrada del jardfn-
El dfa dscliDaba las siete Sc o!e-
rcn y0Psblo no vo3vfa-
-,Ahi creo que me volEere l0ca.
En- aquel momento Ell rnfdo lela-
no de las ruedas de m cOche delose
oir, acerczndose rzpidamente. Ma
tide no respirsba-
-yAh. Por hn-dilo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
Buques alemanes
en- la Guayra

Counnican sn BslegrsEs os aTeF, 4Es les
buoues 6s gusrrs slemsues t1rtos er el P1ef-
30 de Is Guayrs, estkn hacienda INA dsEostrA-
si6n naval ec contrs ds ysne10els sDsna-
zando abiertsnsnts cen tonsf poseslon del
puerto. nsnos CUE IN dsudA CUE el Eooisfno
rsne1olkno Is 6sbe 1 nnoa ci1dkdknos alsEs-
rzs sea rars6s trEeeistaEsnte-
Sc cree ssnsralnsnte cue sl ob!sto De ess
derosfraci5n pcF psrte de AleDsn!s, g siE-
plenepte con ab!sto 6s avsrfsnsr ID sctit1e
De los Ests6os Tridos ccr fsspsctc i u doe
trina de Monroe ssber si estsr decf6fdos iF
10 guerra por las reptblicss sud-anelicanss.
s. cree tsnbitn ons Aieuaris no Psrsis-
firE en- toDar posssi6n de ticno rrsrto, e. los
Esfsdos Unidos sc diseonen oporsrse 10 ceu-
pasfGn por medic de las EFnss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
BfBLIoTEcA DE <LA DEMocRAciA,
-Ei sef10r de Landrinet sno ests
en casasc pregUnt6 RittDer.
-sHsbeiS subidos

-Ei sef10r de Landrin9 mo ests
en casas-pregunb6 RittDer.
-sHsbeis subidos
ST
-sY no os han respo1dido?
No.
Era natural. 81 hubierzis pre-
gunbado. - Fl sef1or Landrinet,
un excelente inquiliEo fe mia, Sc
ha mudado.
-sMudado2-dijo Rittner con
estupor.
Creo que estaba en- 81 derecil
pero Is idea lie ha ocurrido de re-
pente-
-sY c-ando Sc hs mudado.
-Hara "a ounce dfas.
-Es extraflo: lie he yist0 despues
nada me ha dicho.
-Lo habrz olvidado.
Sin duda. ~ no os Ia dicho
hacia d6nde Sc ha mldados
Al campo, entire Fentenoy
Aux Roses J B0urg la-Reine; no
sc mas.
Rittner sali6 de allf verdadera-
mente alarmado-
-sQae significa ests:-se diio.-
Rena1o suseute de sns dos casas sin
haberme preTenido -. Esto eoui
vale & una fuga; .habr4 sabido que
nos amenaza IN peligro no sc
habra tornado siquiera el srabajo
de aviSarmes
Otrospensamiento mas alsrmante
a1n cruz6 por 81 mente.
~ 81 no Ia tenido tempo de
huir: -se decfa:-sy 81 le han pre-
sos Entonces sQue no teudrfa que
temers sque IS 10 que pass? sc6mo
saberiO?
Al lIegar al Pasaje de Ia Opera,
Rittner despidi6 50 coche; Sc aho-
gabs T tenis necesidad de respirar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21

E-frente Gel Vaudeville Sc de-
tive, lsn16 una nirada en t0rnc
>ugo para trent -rse. subio Is
Chalssse d Attn. la calls de
Saint Lazsre J Sc dirigi5 casa de
Nstilde. cFeyendo cue, 81 no estsba
en- ella Reusto. al menos le oirfau
10 Que habfa siio de el.
81 portero lie detuso al psso cor
Gstas psssbras:
-sPor qIien preguuta el sefors
La senorisa Matllde de janice
Ign.
-,Cono! Hara mucho Que ei
seaor Nd We la senerita.
-iCouoi penso el medico,-sss
habra mudado tamhieoa
LA seforita Matilde de Jance-
lyn no yive a9uf.
-sPodeis indicarme 81 nueva
casa?
LIS serorita Matilde habita en-
Neuilly
-ssQus cailes
-Lo ignoro; no Sc mss sino que
habita una linda possession, com
prada , psgada al c3ntsdo por N
10ven muy rico.
-El Ssflor Leclere, sin duda. =.
FL portero Sc echo reir desde-
nosamente T replied:
No. sefior: Ell ioven en- c1estion
es m0cia0 mas rico Que Ell sefior
Fabricio.
-Gracias por esas noticias.
Frantz Rittuer. contrariado por
eetas decepciones sDcesivas, pero
mas empsfsdo que nunca en encon-
trar & 81 c6mplice, tom6 otro ca
rruaie Gi6 orden de cue 10 condu-
jsra 4 Neniliy, y penso:
-sAunaue debiera lamar todas
las puertas, dsre cen Ell herDano
de MatiIdes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21

San Juan, Dicienhrs 5s POI.
z honorable G3bsr1sdor de Puerto Rico,
M William 4 Hunt, con fechs Is del mes
pfoxino pasado. Ia diriEfdo o. se5or Preside1-
ta del Cnerpo Executive del Parti1o fe5srsl,
Ia carts siguisnss:
conDs1oras3ris &c nc Einlsy col e. G Z cs
srigfr sosts1eg sn CANTON {Obfc1 IN rs.
cBsrco O. dt0cto Pres4dsnrs Nc kinlsF. q
G3osrasdor dsPusrto Riro Ia side nonarsdo
pueblo De Pasrts Rico para cue consrfhays
eonc 10 tsngs por convsnients.
ss crse sin embargo q1e I'd dsbs recioirss
sascripcion slg1ns oGe excsoa de oisz cents
yos por persers. Dor ser "a cci1idc de cue II
rscuerdo a. PrssiienSe he Kinley debe repre-
sentAr cuantos cCntriou.enSes dsseen prestar
suxilio In In tai lsrjbor1o- Lss sutcrip-
clones ssr4n entarausnte volantarias Sc per-
cibirsn csrudsdss de % centseos
he eonplacerza cue Va, cooperass en Ell
SsnBto recibiendo s1scrIpciones- Los cosros
puedel ser dirfgi1os nj ana vsz 81 mes 81
San juan psra ser rsEiti6os los Oolisionz-
dos &c los EstAdos Unidos-
Sc espera cue e. pueblo de Pusrso asco
correspoHda de ia Do5o. 11e pDeda eIedar
orguiloso de u contrlbucion cue dc pars m
ronrnsato en- honor dei PresI5ente skcrj3ea-
DO. Todos les que contr.5uysn g. fon6c gsne.
raj, tendrxa IN recuerdo esrtifcsdo dfgno &C
ser s1ardsdo = desde laego 81 noubrs de los
donantss Sc saosars con Ia cantidsd de 81 con-
tribucf6n.
% envlkFSn Nas-s ilSaes oe fIssripc fol
con essk cartR.s
e. sshor don Francisco De r. Acuns. de-
ssando corrssponder Ia exores6da invitaci6p.
por tfatErse de 1E psnsantento que seEur8-
msnte ha de eneontrsr eco ec el pleolo pusr-
torriouefo, sc Ia servido disponer a Cs per este
medic sc dirijs 4cuells-eomo por enCsrTo
tergo el gusto de hacerlo-s todos los sesore.
Prssi6entes de los Conisss del partido federal
81 los p1eblos de ls .sia, . fn de que abrsc =
circuisn Is express3a colects entire todos 'cs
fedsrsles de su tnrisdiccion.
De scaerdc cor II prssnserta circular. "a
listas de suscripciorss : los fondos Cue recs q
den Sc envsarzn 81 ssfos Presidents &c Q. e
Gaerpo Eiscutivo.
Joss G. del Vale.
5scrstaric General.
f5-fs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21

LissA ds Los h0sspsdss passiesos del Ho-
TIL AURORA
Don Msrcelfno Soik, don Salvador solx,
don Mariana Abrfi. don Lula Rodrisasz Cshre-
ro. don Carlos Ioro Fernandez, don Pedro
L1nzs, don Pastor Sanchez. oon L8ursano Ro-
6rfguss, don Ron&n Blanco, don Pedro ealx-
zar, don Miguel Eernande.. don Rafael Ea-
bio. don Jorge Escofts sst3rifx Maria Rivera
Azrers ksria,
ProYietAria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
La musa de Cabrera

TeBs fsnR de rsucaonR, 10 90. Rodrf-
E1szs cue pox0 De sai. neceEifA Que 10
sPreDis el debsr In Anisfads para prod 1ctr
EaE celehridof vsrsos.
IN ota cuisines probxr IN e1cscis del b1eE
fs skco 81 81 stznnio de In voiurtsd ds IN S.
critic RegxlAnos tzsint2 caistillKs de ciEa-
rriilos xTres Kser5osS Cabrsso; y, Eisnfrss
ls dararon. no solt6 10 peHoiA-
ksos cigarrillos ooran ntlSgros hsxts -
lks - usxs psrsEosss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
Partido federal
de Puerto Rico
CTERPO EJECTTIVO
SEcRETARlA GENERAL

Seaorss Fresidantea de Los Oonisss locales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
MARIA GUERRERO EN- La HABANA

de IN colsga hAbRDero tomsuos 81 -
fnlsnss srffculo sn one Sc ca cnsnts del dsba4
&c ID coE ps Afa orsmzt1ca ss1sE3is ras cfr5ie
II smlnsnse sctriz Msffs Guerrero
Como es prceAols cue dichs CON pssfs nos
NslSe ossp1ss oe terEtnsr tsnoorsdk an
s9nelfs e3ndRd, GREEN os convsnferns dar CO.
sscsf 81 I11cfo cue In nereciao rno de les
MAs sfxmadcx crfric1f tssfrsfes De CUhx
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21

atrigido & Rensto Jsncelyn, Pero
ain tnbre de correo.
-Letrs de Fabricio!-penso Ia
Desdobl6 el billete , lego las L.
meas siguientes en- estilo teiegra
fco:
OUEh1DO RENATo:
Of Baltus tiene chsque. Habls
de dar parte al p. de Ia *. sitla-
ci6n spurada. onseio pronto-
Agusrdo cafe de Helder- Qnema
billete-S
sds Dlcieubre, -
-F. B1EtAsf-mlrmuTo MaJil0e
ureocupsds.-sDe donde me viene
& rnf este bfllete? -. iAhi Ia Sc;
mi hermano IN dfs 10 dej6 cseI en-
nj casa yo lie gusrde para devoi
yErselo. :. z Baltusi 70 ne oloo
este nombre! -. Isl, ell homore
one hsf1fa sido muerto por e. ass-
Efno oue vi guiIlotiDsr en- Meiun.
90 Tlarnaba Federico Balt0s--. SQue
e5sgvs es este de que hsbls Ell bile
te? Que secret0 habrA entire nj
bernano y Fsbricio respecto a.
par7or Rs1ruse Estas inicialeS r de
Ia r. sdsrsn Procurador dc "a ne
-,.Sblsca. -. sSe frstara de IN cri-
men, Preguntare 4 hsnst0- Pero
e. yano no me dirfa NADIA -.
Gaardsnos este pspel ------
Mstilde scab6 de repassrlos To-
dos, guarc6 sl billete nisterioso J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
|AFAEL LOPEZ LANORON
San Juan

RI. nxgoCRACrA se encue1trs de yen-
A. los s<tsblscimieato siguientes
ssHores Allan Company, Plszs Al
bgso XII
Tarmscis z. 81. Patroa; EaE Jnsso ;.
i Earbf, PuartE-tisrrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
Agancia de parioiicos

O6oins &c Ia DEMOORkOIA
-&Ruerfe-Efco HeraiAs. de NJ
AnSgRa asIls 5s u Far.1lsEa hoy de Alsr.
r1nsD 52.
Sc veo6e IA DKEoCRA 7 todos los
per6diccs de Ia Isis Ssn Juan
Nos ofrecenos p4rs agents &c period.
Cos &C Is lkla y el exbrsEgero; bznbita nos
eacarFEns &C L. vents De oerEs dber4rias
81 Sc nos conSEio1s para clio.
Is correspondence debe diriJirss
DON JOSE LABRADOR.
Ap1rE1io 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15

Jack Green won the second heat and
Maya got the place in hot finish from
rem, the scratch man. Cooper and Nc
( M aTland we were shut out in this event.
Jed Newkirk. of Chicago, the fourth.
Summary:
One-mile professional, Pan-American
circuit championship, semi-finals, first
Two to qualify for grand semi-finaI. First
sel nj mai L. Kramer, East Or
ono: Time, Pill S-5. Second semi-fnal-
iver Lawson, Buffalo. won; o. S. Kim
bic, Louisville, second. Time, 2:11 Is
one mile, .2:10 class professional, first
two IN each heat to qualify for grand
!Grihlcago, won; :. Green, England, second.
Time, 2:A 20. Second semi final-James
Bowler, Chicago, won; Otto Maya, Erie.
second. Time, $40 3-5
Half-mile amateur handicap Pugh
Brown, Pittsburg, 50 yards, won; Fred
Schade, Buffalo. 80 yards, second Warren
LOO 3-5
Half mile handicap professional first
Two in each heat to qualify for final
FIRST heat-Sidney Jenkins. England, go
yards, won; George Campbell Toronto,
30 yards, second Time, 81 40
Second heat-Jack Green, England. so
yards, Won; Otto Maya, Erie, Pa. so
yards second. Time, 81 1-5 Third heat
M estn Il aiI worcester. scratch, Won;
9nd. Time; :56 3-5. Fourth heat-Jed
Newkirk, Chicago, 20 yards, won; James
5 u: Bowler Chicago, so yards, second.
Time, sc As.
= Match race, fifteen miles. between Fred
H palke. of Buffalo, and Walter Smith
of New York, paced by motor tandem
Won by Dalke. Time: Five miles s:39.
ten miles, I;OS 1-5; fifteen miles, 25:21 2-5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
HAD A HOT FINISH.
MiIIers and Midgets Do Business in
the Tenth,

For eight long, drowsy innings several
hundred fans. who seemed to be more
interested in the antics of the umpire
than the ball game that was being pulled
off by the AIillers and ProhibitioniSts,
sat in the stands at Nicollet park yester-
day afternoon wondering If they would
receive the worth of their money. Dur
ing that period, although the game was
close, the sport was uninterestipg and a
deathly silence prevailed for the most
part.
In the first half of the ninth, however,
the cold water men put a little ginger in
the affair by tying the score. Then mat
tiers liVened up all around. In the tenth
the real excitement commenced. Whit
ridges slants were soft as mud appar
emily at this stage. A dubious drive
through Robes neither limbs started the
fireworks. This was followed in quick
succession by a pair of doubles and, af-
ter short SPELL the fourth hit of the
inning sailed to the field, the whole cam
nonading resulting in three runs. 1t was
a beautiful finish on the visitors part,
but the Millers also had few things up
their sleeves. Singles by Law, Robe, Nc
Cornell, Whitridge and Belden not only
enabled the Millers to catch up with
the visitors, but gave them the victory IN
a Garrison finish
McVicker was hit on the right fore
arm with a pitched ball in the fourth in
ming and it is thought the member is
broken. The score:
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second, The time, LA 2-5, creates new
First race, five and half furlongs-
tribes Hill. liz, Turner, 8 to /, won Des-
tnute, III, Bullman 10 to l, second; Lady
Godiva, 100, Shaw, 30 to /, third Time
I;Vl 40. Cornwall, Chickadee, Torchlight
BedlinSton, Arrah Gowan Femesole,
Shandonfeld and John Barleycorn also
ian.
Second race, one mile and three-six-
teenths, handicap-First Whip 126, Nc
Turner 1 to 2, second; Alsike 80, c.
Reamer, u to l, third. Time, POI Three
starters.
Third race five and half furlongs,
the Troy selling stakes, for two-year-
olds-F1ve Nations, les, Shaw. 10 to TO-
won; Essene, 92 G.. Thompson, II to s.
second; Rocky, 100, Cochran, to 2, third
Time, 1907 S-5. Right Away and Calgary
also RAM
Fourth race, six furlongs. saIIing-Bold
knight, 1O7 Sims. to J. won. Bard of
Avon, 49, Cochran, even, second: Scotch
Bush, Jos, OConnor, 3 TO 1, third. Time,
ia Federalist, Ringleader, Judge War
cell, Anecdote, Oliver Nc, Maria Bolton
and Ventoro also ran.
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards
-Watercure, 105, Cochran, to s. won;
Kamara. 49, Turner II to g. second:
louisville, 1O3, j. Wood. to /, third
Time, -1:H 2-5. Great American and Sir
Egis also ran.
Sixth race six furlongs-Dr. Riddle, 109.
,Wonderly, to 5, won; Goebel 107, COch-
ran. to !, second: Annie Thompson 10I
Beauchamp. 3 to J. third. Time 1913 2-5.
Glade Run, Diff1dence and Salomex also
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WINNERS AT HARLEM.
Favorites and Outsiders Fare About
Equally Well.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Burnie Bunton,
who ran Miss Bennett to a nose her last
time out in LIP 3-5 for the six furlongs,
was dropped into a soft spot in the
look cheap, winning with two lengths to
spare and again in the fast time of
lib fiat. Had she been forced to a
drive she could probably have equaled
her former record which is the fastest
local time of the season. Although but
third on the card, it proved brilliant
contest, devoid of mishap, and the best
horse won, the purse going to Donation
held at to in the betting.
Jockey Arvin came near meeting with
a serious accident in the first race and
his escape from death is little short of
miraculous. He had the mount on
Azarine, and while at the post he was
thrown and his foot caught In the left
stirrup. The boy was dragged about 100
yards, with the tilly going at top speed
Fortunately his foot finally became re-
leased. Arvin was not even struck by
the horses hoofs, and he was only
shaken up and badly frightened. He
remounted, but was left at the post in
the final send-off. Weather clear; track
fast. Summaries:
First race, five furfongs-Mabel VIM
107, 7. Knight, to 5, won; Approved
108, WINFIELD, IS to 3, second; Santa Te-
resa, 104, Hirshberger, 80 to /, third
Time, 1:Gl 30. LaptduS, ParnaSSuS, Lucy
Locket, Harry Wilson, Irmingard, The
Way, The Stewardess, Has Gift, Ding
Dong also ran. Azarine left at the
post.
Second race, six furlongs-Burnie Bun
ton, 81. Ransom, Z to 10, won; Head Wa
ter, 106, Ransch, q to 8, second; Vulcan,
ia, Mitchell, to !, third. Time, lib
The Rush, Harry Hennden, Elsie Kuhn
also ran
Third race. steeplechase, short course
Donation 146, w. Hughes, to 5, won;
Flo dor, 149. Ellison, 9 to 10, second ;
Flaccus, 134, Slater, II to 2, third Time,
3:37 2-5. No others.
Fourth race, mile-!Trinity Bell, 1O4
Sullivan, to 2. won; Flying Torpedo,
81 Ransch, II to 2. second; Six Shooter,
ia, T. Knight, to 10, third. Time, /: Al.
Illiloun also ran.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Ishtar, go, T..
Meade, to 2, won; Julia Junkin, 100,
Gormley, to !, second; Doreen, 49,
Ransch, to 2. third. Time. 1:01 Golden
Glitter. Rendezvous, Zibia. Marique,
Lady Bird, Sweet Billie also ran.
Sixth race mile and eighth, selling
Miss Liza. 100. 10 to /, Knight. won:
Zacatosa. 102. WINFIELD. 8 to /, second /;
Frank Ireland, 107, Mitchell, Is to /.
third. Time 1:55 1-5 Chauncey Fisher,
Golden Sceptre. Baird, Duty, Give All,
Mary Moore also ran.
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LATEST BASEBALL YARN.
Two Big Leagues to Consolidate
With Ten-CIub Circuit.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Inter Ocean
will say tomorrow: One big baseball
league for next season-ten clubs. James
A. Hart or Ban Johnson for president:
Ban Johnson or James A Hart, secretary
or treasurer; Andrew ]. Friedman. main
wheel Of the board of directors. Such ia
the last combination formed upon the
baseball map and such is the. deal, unless
some one temporarily overturns the
scheme, that will, in all probability be
carried through. James A. Hart, so it
is outlined, will be the first president.
Money affairs and general business will
be In the hands of Ban Johnson. This
order may be reversed according to the
decision in amicable council of the mag
mates. The rival clubs of Boston. CHI
cago and Philadelphia will be conso1i-
dated. The circuit will be Boston, New
York Philadelphia, Washington and Raj.
timore and Providence or Brooklyn, East.
Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, St. Louis
and Detroit in the West. The new Bos-
ton and Philadelphia clubs will play sun
day ball Men from the disbanded teams
will be so distributed as to insure strong
teams in New York, Chicago and Wash.
ington. Boston and Philadelphia consoI-
dated will take good care of themselves
There will not be a weak team In the
lot and the struggle ought to be one OF
the closest and prettiest on record