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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

AeostumbFRdos NOS tsBfAn sEl PAfsD, aE
AguIlaPy v otEoa paRsOdGqnilos pseudo Fepnb =
eRnos 4 sin r0meRo de- proeacidades de ca
IumniogaH agpaetsg pero. como = todo hay
Quian game, GTho PuaFt0-Rieo SunS avantbiS
snpsra q sus dsmks eoIegas en- sI insuIto, lie.
gando q nm extreme incalineabis, incpsfble.
No en- ya In sfervasesDcia dc In luehA poIi
tiea, an 81 psFfodo alsccionaEIo, 10 que musvs
gufA eTha Suna es el degboRd Rmisnto de
lRp&aion del odio, pnoa dc otTA mAnera NO So
eonei0s Qus dieho psrioiieo. sin Fsspsto II
miamo nj o. BuE ieetoKsg, ae atFevs q sStampAr
dseRhogos como ests, que eeusAn una faltA de
enitnrA . oios vistAH:
....GSuB fAlsedadsH SON IAN avidsntsu, sus
pravArieGeiones sat&n hsehRs con tanto daseR-
70 son tan atrsvIdaS, que In prsnsA federal,
podemos dscir, no tlsne veTgH sn&A.D
PsKo hay mas qus ESQ todavfR.
No s6io sc nou insulta pPovoeR On asa
l&nSsr 10 ealumniA grAtuitR y la accusation ne.
fanda contra los org&nismoS del partldo fsde :
raj.
Con dsscoeo inauoito, con IFFitants cinis-
mO, co nos quieRa pRssent&R como elamentos
Kavoltesos y IGVanfriseos, snsmigos sncArnisa
dos de lR pas del oKden.
una vaE en- ese disp&Radero, GThe Sun9
ants NADIA rSpGrA, ante nada ss debisus, y ref.
rIendoss . nuestros coEFsligIonARios tIsne IL
osAdfA dc escrlbir:
SPsro slios no hGbIArkn y ssguirkn los ases
. slnstos vAnd6l.cos contra nuestros amigos
loa atRopslIos So Pecrudscerkn y eI Gboieotting1
smpszArG muy pronto On Arseibo, todOs los
&mbitos de lR lsla SsE6n prasR dc los dau6rds-
mas ds ssa gavilla de bRndoleros que functions
en- todos los pueblos con Ell n0mbrs de Comite
fadsFalp
La acusAei6n no pueds ser mas iufAms, nj
maginicu ~ nj mas fsltR de fuudRmento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

La kniea ascusla de Skbana-hcyos sst6
aituGdA en- I'M islots, poYque 81 bian 90 veEdad
que no sst& PodeGdA de aqua por tcdas psEtess
10 sst6 do Algo paor; do lodo.
CAsi kodos los nfl Is que van sse pIAnSsl
de snsehanER tiensn que atravssaF nm rto de
IAN pTecs0sG meEclA de dos kll6matros de largo,
y elAro sstA que ilegan lienos de tango hRtt1
los oios, tiensn qua etRrse s0ear Ia rcpA en-.
Gina estas pobrss criAturaS, exponiSndoss .
muchas snfsrmadades. OuSntas vscss hsmos
aldo 1sstigos pHeseneialasi SQuieFe 6lguisn
saerifeio mayor para IN padrsP No. Pfsfs-
rIble 80 que nusstros pobF0s hiios Sc qusdsn
mas brut0s que I'M aFado, que m&ndarlos por
esos pRntanAles motarss y sFagaR Iodos s-ds
donds ssgurRmsnts han de sacar la enfsFms-
dad que los lleVRr& Al sepulcro.
Por e&ridAd, por humARidad por higisns
dsbsn comp0nsrss esos eaminos suprimirss
todss las sseaslas que sst6n sn oil caso de In
man eionAda.
81 se hAcs 10 ttimo no 10 primsFo. ser&
una discrimination absurdA, = nosotFos, aman-
tss como sl que mas de Ia tnstYueci6n. NO ro-
dEiamos m snos de censurarlo durRmsnts.
AhorA bian; 81 NO 30 componsn ssos cami.
nos por donds tRnta pobrs GrIatura tisne que
pasaF diariam enss, ain imS glnaFse siquisFA
pobrecitos sl psiigro que colfsn, suprfman-
80 en- buana hoIR esas escuelas que NOS Fe fs-
Rimos, qEe nosotroB, 1unto CON nososros todos
los dem6s padres de esos inocentes, qusdare-
mos tRn aRtiIf sehos como qusd6 eli des00berTla'
dor de Pnerto Rico CON oil triunfo de las turbas.
M. Buxeda.
Bhrrio del ArroEal, Arscibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
ICuando Sc hace ! ijusticia7

Nos ssePibeh de HumacRo 10 sIRnisnts4
S6ou6ndo So procedeE& investigAF per-
besnlH las ViolReionOs de Ia Ley eleetoraIt co.
matidAs por los jusess de slaeci6n Fepnblicanos
on In munieipAlidad do HumaG@o, oportanA-
tnsAts dsnuneiAdAs ante sI fiscal de IL Corts,
bl honorable attorney general ,al honorRble 60
bsFnador y ante el ConsOio Ejeeutlvo? 6Ss
sAnSionar6 10 hscho, dAndo por bueno sl result
GAoo esrPRndo tr1p0Tct1LngHts los oidos nj
cismoR pidiando iuRtei& contra iRs ilsg AlidAdeR9
SNo ssFk APPLICABLE q los eolegios de PIs-
aPasy Otros muehos en- In isla, oil eFIterin sa-
ghu sl eu1l 80 annlAron lAs inscripeionsa he
ehRs en- sl CoFoxAlP
Da In mayor psrte de lAa dsnunelAs nAda
% sabs no fRlt1 quisn crsA que sstAn en- sl
limbo. SSsrA msnsSter psdIr 1nsticiR sn otFa
pAEteF SSs intantAP& hMeeY con estas causaa
ga v IlsgaFemos de demoTA sn dsmorA hasta
NovIembEe de 1oO42S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

(Del Bulletin General d > Therspeutique
de Parls)
n. Maison director del ssryioio msdico de
L. psnitsnciGris central de LonvAIn, acabR de
publican una sSt&dfItie& aloe Hents SobEs In In
AusneiR sieRcida por oil alec 0liRmo en- Ia eri-
mlnalidRd.
IN totAl caleula que sl IL poF 100 ds los
criminals erRn EnAhinestamsnts b6rrAehos.
En los Gondenados . trabAios foESados 10 pro
porsi6. suhi6 54 por 100, en- los condenR-
dos m, rte AlcAnS6 . 90 por 100
Por o qua RsBpscta dslitoS que solo ma.
Pseisron prisi6n correctional de Afi0ss al
40 poF 100 de los hombres ell 13 por 100 de
les m uIePss estRban borPaehos en oil momsnt0
de dslinquir, y oil 4s por 100 de los hombrss y
sl "a por 100 Dc mujsrss sran berFashOE con-
eetudInRFlos.
Ests sstAdistica ha sido corEoborada por
ma 4informaei6n qus ecmprsnds un pegiodo
Do 20 lh1S C1s7e 1soe) an Ehmsro ds miles
de eondsOadosi rssultando en- efscto, que nm
22,2 por 100 De hombrss y nm o por 100 De
mpisRes 80 encontFabAn an estAdo de embriA-
guaz en- sl momsnto de eomstar sfdsIito, nm
"a q poF 100 dc hombYsS y "a. q POI. 100 de mu-
isras de delineusnbsss arEan 5bsbsdores ineo-
EEsgiblss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
NOt1OiaS

Dc6A AmAliA G. onsalex vfuda de Jssfs NOS
pArticipa que an nAda Sc alssFa la mAFcha de
Ia faFmacia que su dif anto esposo don LuIs de
Jss6i Dorval aeDfa an GuayAmR.
RsgsntsA ahorA Cdicho sstablecImisnto al
fArmAeeutieo don AndfeI Rodrfguex ornx
PoF Ia eieina central de te. .sgrs fos 90 tFas.
lAdA ds Gasvama San Juan nj teegraGsta
don RSm6n N Marsl. TambiAa 4 Ra traslnda a
Msysgnn nusssro amigo L6pss de Vietoria
y P&dovani.
La colonia sSpAloIs dc HamAea6 trasa de
EspAhA.
Maestro dlsain9nIdo amigo doctor don 20.
soAIo 1aEEsIsos - - hsehs sarge As 81 pHss'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
Dos palabras sobre
eSCueIas ruraIes

DirAn cachsss 5ilchaO les que gobisrnan
FneFso Rieo: Las aseuslaa FuFalea 50 han
cFaAeo con oil IAndAble IN de que Sc Inshruyan
los hiIoa de nusstRos eampssinon sin qus sstoa
hAyAn De hResF sRerinelos grRndes nj pequafos
-
B, oS hay, SSbana- hoyos uor sismplo,
cue cusntan con nm n6msro de TOO Q 500 nifos
cs Rm0os ssIos " no tisnan mas do una soa
aseuai&.
BSrFios hay, como sI AvroEAI, dOnda care
san O. tnstFueei0n 500 600 nin0H ninaa ain
SO hays an solo plARbsl a. snssnsnSa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
C6hgO Cje,il

ElsgnntSmsnte impreSo en- Ia Antigu& v
AeRsditGdA casa editorial dsl Bolettg MeTcs7lt4L,
ha ApaYseido una sdief6n especial del nusvo
C6dfgO CtU&L. vIgents esta isl&.
Los que desesn tx fGmiliaPiskndoss CON los
Hnsxos C65igoI dsbsn adquirir asa obrs, qua 6
mas dc 10 bien impPasA " corregidA que sst4,
Fasulta muy economics.
DAmos las mas sxpPsHivRs gFAeiAs n los
@dItorsG del BoIettl, poF sl ejsnpIAr con que 90
han servido obssquiArnos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
Un nino muerto
AfrolladO pOr un fsrrO.carrII

Antas de aver ocurTi6 una sensible des-
grAeia en- 10 sstaci6n dc GaayRnilla.
El ni1o joss 1glHaiA fu6 coiido poF los eR-
Rross dastro1 1dosee por complete una pieKnA
y fsaetnE6ndossie otFa nm brRxo.
T0dAs lAa tAPdea IA HegAdR del tPsn n
dieha astaei6n, muchoE muehAehoa van Rllf
para snbir baiar dc los cRFros, sstando sI
Aren en- mAreh1, sin que NADIA vRlgan lAs re-.
Oid0s, hHbiaaen svitRdo al trists sueeso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
SINLUGAR
BENlT0 MIRO l7AALA CAROEL

Va ha pnasfo 81 fAlIo dsHnitivo 10 Corte
Suprsma en- lA cAusR aegr In Bsniso Miro,
concU nkd3 del doctor 3 ,FbosR.
La Gorss dselars sin luRag 10 apelaei6n In.
taFpussta por sl cOndsnRdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
LEEclBABAzA

Ha llegado esta capital ell sef1or don
Miguel /. Leicibabasa, empresarIo de la
compaffa de zarzuela que nos visit6 ell mil
novecientos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

90 90 a.v DIV az 4Ss sesa
Ssss.;ss E:si,. ;l:', i X 5s;zb
z:pana, sdr ssa az pa =
DfssaA que 81 Procurador general rsso
msnd6 Mr. RIsehmsnd para JueS de ia oorte
de Distrito de San Juan.
Sc ha vIsto en- In oorss do eircuiso oil pisi.
30 snaablado eontra don LAureano SarriA, por
reclamation de IA 900 eOstors.
Ha rsgresado de santo Domingo. donds
Sc haIlaba hacs dos si11ss nuestro sssimsdo
amigo corrsligi onaEio doD Pablo Torres, dc
Pones.
Don RlfasI CastsIl6n % ha hscho cargo
de In oheina selegrAGcs dc JuAna DiaS.
El policfa insular don Jore Emanueils aes.
ba de aer ascsndido oil grado Immediate.
Mr. Doolsy goxa licsncIs del Ayuntamisn.
10 de San Juan, dc cuya corporation % miem'
bro.
Han ingresAdo en- la cGrcsI do Pasrta dc
TERRA, Aniceto HsrnAndsz. DOR atsntAdo, Jo'
s6 Arroyo lzm&n, alias Manantial, Santos
Bsit6n alias Nose. MsFfA Martfnes Plsarro, y
Maria r odrfgds1 GArefa.
De A6asco no eomunfean sl fAllseimisntos
de dofIA ManuslA Medina, ssn0rA sspoaa do
nuestro sntusias&R eorrsligionar don Orist6.
bal Nuns. quisn .damos nusttro mas sentido
p6iams.
D,n Salvador Ganes b. musrto an Ma.
yaR1sz.
EI simpkalco sacardots don Longinus To-
var, lsvanta notablemsnta CON ems sanAs prs
dicaa el culto cat6ieo en- AguadiIia.
Don JnIio L6pss Maria Reyes, eontrsje.
RON mAtrlmonfo On San Lorsnso
Don Marcslino Morales ha fAlIscido en-
NAFaniito.
Para @mRmR Wm Ro9RPH@&@
sn I'M dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DE BRONCO O-QUININA. ri boticafio
10 dsvolver& al dinero si no - eurA L. nPma
do q. w. GROVE 50 halls an eAds caiita.
-aoUEREIs EcoNOMIsARp puss com.
pYen q aus hiios el eals&do da La Maytgh
EAna.-San Juan, San Justo II.
LEONOlO BARRElR0 -
Oirutano dentists, Ofrs- -
&c sus seYvicios a. p6bli-
90. Oalls do Ruis Bslvis. SF@S
Oaguas, Pto-Riao. S&l
JoSeG. del Vale (Fortalaxa 71.l-Oh-
eiRas para Ii gsssi6n de asuntos Administrati.
vos en- todos los centPOs oAeialaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
EkCRUTHMIO

Hoy probablemente terminar6 en- 81
Ejecutivo el eAcrdtinio de las elecciones de
Humacao.
Pssado mafIana Sc publicara ell resulta.
do de la farsa electoral en- toda la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
VEN EZuEEA

Vienen noticias de Venezuela asegu
rando que reina ALI una paz absolute.
Castro, sc cree, dominar& largos an os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
IMCEMDI0

En- estos momentos 2 y so de la tarde
-se declara un incendio en- las ofcinas del
sefor Valdepsres, editor de los c0dieos y
exdirector del xHeraldo.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
San JUAN
Per felSgrSfO.
Ala CARCEL

hoy ingresar6 en- la carcel Benito Mi
rs, qu1en la Oorte Suprema ha denegado
Ell recnrso de casaci6n que este elev6 en- eau
sa que Sc le Segufa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

10 civil vacants 81 81 hospital dc In eiadad Do
orienta.
Los ssnorss don Luis y dom Eugenio Be-
Mites asta II oil RsvaRando PaoEe mIoss os
In Carolina. han conIssonado ai Lsdo. don
JnRn de Gnsman BsnfbsS, para dennneiar por
libsIo nj OorrssponsRl del SPusrto Rico Suns
en- Il Carolina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
Influenza del aICohoIismo
EN- LA ORIMINALIDAD

(Del Bulletin General d. Therapeutique
de Parls)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

80 JoSeG. del Vale (Fortala8a 71.)-Oh-
eiH - para Ii gsssi6n de asuntos administrati.
vos en- todos los centPOs oGeialsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
[, Zen0 y Kuinlam
COmaisiOnfafR

TslfgrEfO <zUNKAs. BOX $50.
C6digo a. B. O.,
24-Tetukn- "A San Juan, Pasrto Rico.
EN LOS HERMOSOS pastOs de maloiilla
y yaPbA dc guinea do Ii haeisnda xSAn Isido-
roo de Patillas, 80 toma ganadc . Guido y
Z artiP utiidadss. d,
TODOS AGENOIA COLONIAL.
Apartado 422. OdsinR Allen 10, San Juan P. 3.
Sc haca cargo de todo sneargo, eomisi6n, In
forms, consignaci6n. eompra venta, enbarqus
So, & LIE ansef4n Vi. ri 10 desea sseEi-
bfr en- In mkouina ia sscribir al stt~ uns
csrta smpIsando CINCO eolorss distintoa da
kintR. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

-sQUEREIs EcoNoMIsARp pusa com.
prem o aus hiios sl ealsado da La Mays gas
EAna.-San Juan, San Justo IT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
LEONOlO BARRElRO

Oirujano dentists. Ore Z
&c sus seYvfcios a. p6bli.
90. Oalla do Rnis Belvis.
OaguAs, Pto-Rieo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13
PACK OF BACKGROUNDS
Will Be Stationed at the Penitentiary
For Instant Chase.

L-eavenworth, Kas., Aug. 13.-Dr. J.
B. Fulton, of Beatrice, Neb. is arrang
ing to have a pack of his bloodhounds
stationed here. He has many dogs
noted for their ability to follow the trail
of man and run down criminals. The
dogs brought by him to Leayenworth
Thursday night took up the trail of the
convict, Norie. when it was more than
"a hours old. A piece of bed clothing
from Nories cell was given to the dogs,
and then they were taken to the point
where Norie slipped away from the
prison battalion. They followed the
where Norie climbed up an embank-
ment Is feet high, convincing the prison
officials that they were sure trailers.
The dogs would have been continued
on the trail but word arrived that
Norie had been caught.
A dog kennel will be built at point
west of the federal penitentiary, large
enough to keep the bloodhounds 1t will
be arranged so that no one but the
keeper or a prison official can get near
the dogs. Extra precaution has to be
taken to prevent prisoners, and espe-
cially ex-prisoners, from shooting or
poisoning the bloodhounds. The dogs
will be held in connection with the fed
era1 penitentiary, but will be used to
run down escaping prisoners from the
Kansas penitentiary, the county jails IN
Leavenworth, Atchison, ST. Joseph,
places in this section. Dr. Fulton ex-
poets to make enough from the rewards
for catching prisoners to pay for main
tanning the dogs at this point. He
charges SIS day and expenses while
trailing prisoners,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13

KANSAS NEWS.
Fort Scott to Prosecute I'm
registered Physicians.
Several Reported Guilty of ViO-
lating State Law.
THE REGULARS KICK.
Hutchinson Soon to Have a
Federal Building.
THE REGULARS KICK.
Government Inspector There to
Select a Site.

Fort Scott, Kas., Aug. 13.-lt has
been decided by the comni ttee of physl-
clans that was appointed to make a
fight on unregistered physicians and
midwives to ask the city attorney to
prosecute all those who are guilty OF
violating the state law which provides
that all physicians must be registered
both with the state and the county clerk
before they will be allowed to practice.
At the meeting it was decided that
the ordinance requiring record of
the births and deaths kept did not have
anything to do with the other law. and
that under the ordinance the city would
prosecute unregistered physicians and
nidwives because there. was no way of
determining whether they were licensed
or not. The ordinance simply provided
for the record of births and deaths.
This was the view the council took the
other night. 1t was finally decided that
the best way to prevent the unlicensed
physicians from practicing- in the city
was for the city, and the physicians to
work together. A certified list of the
registered physicians will be obtained
from the county clerk and furnished the
city clerk. When physician or a mid
wife reports a birth or a death the list
will be consulted, and if his or her name
does not appear on it the name will be
referred to the chairman of the state
board of health and steps will be taken
to prosecute. Dr. McLemore was re-
ported as a CON mittee of one to furnish
the list and keep the chairman OF the
state board of health notified of any
violations Of the law.
It is reported that there are several
physicians practicing in the city with
out having registered. and these will be
reported to the state as soon as evidence
can be obtained against them. Some
time ago there was a woman who prac-
ticed midwifery in the city who report
ed about one dozen births to the city
clerk at one time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13
KANSAS FAIRS In 1902.

Following is list of fairs to be held in
kansas N i snelr da fo ba legations and
of Agriculture and compiled by Secretary
Allen County Agricultural society-c. H.
Wheaton, secretary. lola. September rs.
Barton County Fair association-Jam mes
Der 2-5.
Brown County Fair association-Gran
Butler County Fair -association-H. NJ
3 Balch, secretary. Ell Dorado. September
Cnautauqua county--Hewins' Park and
Fair assoeiation-P. N. Whitney. secretary.
\ The Kansas State Exposition Company
TENDER s-1s. o. p Updegraff. Secretary,
Topeka.
Hopes. secretary. Clay Center. September
Marshall County Fair association-E. L.
g M secretary Marysville- September
COREY County AGRICULTURAL Fair associa-
ton. September 9-12.
Cowley county Eastern Cowley County
Fair association-J. NJ. Henderson, secre-
tary- Burden.
Finney County Agricultural society-Fred
Minis. secretary. Garden City. August 81
Franklin County Agricultural society,"
Carey NJ; porter. secretary Ottawa. Sep
Harvey County Agricultural society
Sohn z. N ~ - secretary. Newton.
Jackson County Agricultural and Fair
associations. B. McGrew. secretary, Hol-
ton. September 1924
Jefferson County Agricultural and Me-
chanical associa tion-George A. Patterson.
secretary. Oslsaloosa- September 2-5.
Jewell County Agricultural Fair associa-
tion-H- R. Honey. secretary, ManKato.
Marshall county-Frankfort Fair associa-
tion-J- D. Gregg. secretary. Frankfort
September 1926.
Greeley County Fair association-G p.
Hawkins. secretary, Tribune
Miami County Agricultural, Mechanical
and Fair association-W. H. Bradbury. Sec
retery, Paola. September 9-12
Morris County Exposition company-M
F. Amrine. secretary. Council Grove. Sep
TENDER 24-26.
Nemaha County Fair association-A r.
Spaulding. secretary. Seneca. September
Sedgwick county-The Wichita and
Southwestern Exposition and Fair associa-
ton: H. 1. Resting, secretary. Wichita
September 22-27
Sumner county-Ndulvane Agricultural
society-John A Reed. secretary. Mulvane.
Neosho County Far association-H.
Lodge, secretary. Erie September 80 to
October 8.
Neosho county-Chanute Agricultural,
Fair, Park and Driving association-A. E.
Tinpane, secretary, Chanute. August 1928.
Ness County Agricultural associa tion-H.
G. TAYLOR. secretary. Ness City. Septem-
Der 24-26.
Norton County Agricultural association
J. L Miller. secretary. Norton. Septem-
Der 2-5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13
Mackay Horses Bring Good
Prices at Saratoga.
Ten Sold i'm the Paddock For
Total of SCI, 400.
MEXICAN AT $4,000.
His Eminence Sold to Freddie
Gebhard For $4,000.
HenO Went to John. DAILY For
the Neat Sum Of 81 800.

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug 13.-The horses
in training owned by Clarence H.
Mackay were sold in the paddock mere.
Ten were sold for a total of SCI. 400. The
T. Wilson, Jr., and brought the. top
price. Starting at $4,000 with l. wa
terbury E. ]. H. Hea1y and w. L.
Powers as bidders. his price advanced
to 100000. The Newton Bennington
string were also sold and brought good
prices.
Other sales were as follows:
His Eminence. b. c.. 4. by Falsetto-
Patronese, to Frederick Gerhard. $4,000.
Grand Opera, b. c., 8. by Wagner
Frankfort, b. c., 3. by Falsetto-or
Henry Young CULVER. to John Daily, s7,-
500.
Cross, to E. Van Cortland. $4,000.
Ace Full, CHI. c., 2, by Mirthful- Myrtle
Hardness, to ]. E. Madden. $1,000:
Dartnan, b. c.. 8. by Kendall-Dart-
away. to G. Pfster. $1,000.
Skillful, b. c., 2, by Mirthful-Skadi. to
c. Ellison, s7.1O0.
Brunswick, CHI. g., 8. by ST. Carlo
Sloe, to Walter Keyes, $500.
The following sales of the Newton
Bennington stables were also made:
Bensonhurst, ch- c.. 2. by Benshere-
Irvana, to B. Vincent. $500.
Lady Albercraft. c. f.. 2. by Albert
Lady Craft, to L. v. Bell 81, 400.
Kickshaw. b. c., 2, by Ornament
Elsearra, to E. Mcdonald. $500.
Mayor Graham, CHI. c.. 2, by Rossing-
ton-Betsy Brock. to E. Mcdonald. 81.
500
Mary McCafferty. b. f.. 2. by Sensa-
. tion-Siene, to e. A. Schultz. s1.400.
Jack Denund. b. c., 8, by Longstreet-
Honeymoon, to Sidney Bender. $1.700.
, Kilogram, b. h.. s. by Rayon dor
Lady Kidbrook, to L. A. Waterbury.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13
Racing at Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. BIT Mead. the light
weight stable jockey for S. c. Hildreth,
was seriously injured by a fall in the
first race at Harlem. Three of the four
teen starters went down in a bad mix
up at the half mile post. Mead had the
fall while trying to get through too
small an opening. Back of Mead was
I.ycorice, with Tommy Knight up, and
he fell over Senior. Goody Two Shoes
with Helgeson up, fell over the first two
and the three boys and horses were
mixed up in endless confusion The
race was won by Kings Lady the ia
vorite. One Second choice and four out
slders In the betting won the other
events.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13
The Parader DESTROYED.

New York, Aug. 13.-Mr. R. T. Wilson,
Jr.'s good race horse The Parader was
put to death on Beaumont farm. He had
been ill every since he went to the farm.
and the veterinary decided to chloroform
him. The Parader was one of the best
known racers in the east. AS 3-year-
old he captured last season several valu-
able prizes. Among the events he won
was the Realization stakes at Sleeps
head Bay, in which he easily beat out
Commando, the l to favorite. The
Parader also won the Withers at Morris
Park last year, beating Bonnibert, an
other hot favorite, in easy fashion.