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Transmission
de la eleCtriCidad del Niagara

De todas las line2s que hasta
Ahora Sc han construido para Ia tras
mission 4e el9ctricidad & gran distan
cia, Ia mas Importance es la qve sur
to de corriente generada en- ell Niaga
ra Ia ciudad de Buffalo, donde Sc
utiIiza para mover todos los coches
tranvies y para ell alumbrado p6bli
CO y par ocular. estando algunas de
las lamparas a 40 millas de distancia
de Ia estRci6n generatriz.
La -Asmisi6n de 10 corriente
B1falo Sc verificr por conductores
Independence, dos de los cuales son
de Alambre de cobre puestos en- un
mismO pOste, y ell tercerO es de Alu
mimic, tendido en- otrOS postes. El
conductor de Aluminio es de Ia mis-
ma resistencia el6ctrica que los O.
tros y Sc compone de 3 cables de
100000 mil6simas circulAres C q d q
pno, con 81 alambres en- cAda cab 9.
Antes Ia corriente SO mandaba con
una te nsi6n de II 900 voltios, pero
ahors Sc le dan 20, 900 voltios.
La potenciA que SO transmite
B6falo es de 10000 caballos y Ia per
dida 10 pOr 10O A una distanciG de
10 millas del Niagara Sc desprende
de Ia lfnea un ram&l que lleva 1000
csballos de fnerza North TonawAn
da, distante 25 millas de la estaci6n
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No hay DreferenCiaS
en- los nOmbrami0ltOS.

En- algunas importAntes pobls-
clones de Ia isle, SO queian, de que
las designaciones para cArgos p1bli-
cos retribuidos, Sc hacep general
mente en- personas de esta Capital.
81 Ia indication fuese de TODD
punto exacta, nosOtros encontraria-
mos iustificada Ia ceusura.
Pero en- mas de una OCCASION We.
mos que no hay fuudamento.
En- Mayagtez por eiemplo SO
s&be que hA recaido nombramiento
en- un n ividu o, y Green que
es de la Capital, y no es ak1, es Qui-
zas de Ponce 6 de MaunAbo, Vice
versa en- MaunAbo 6 Ponce Sc ente-
ran de aquel suceso, y Green as1 mis-
mo, one ell sgcaciado es de Ia Capt.
tAl. y resulta ser de Mayag19z % 6
AdjuntSs.
Hay pues que conocer fjamente
Ia procedencia del agraciado, para
anotar la c11ticR.
ST en- realida1 los favorecidos
fuesen siempre cspitalenos, nosotros
estarf&mos al lado de los preteridO3
del resto de la isla. Y 10 estar1amos,
porque no hay razon que abOne esas
preferencias.
E. los pusb'os de la isls, Sc con
tribuye con ell contrigente legal 6
impuesto, como contribuye la pobla-
ci6n capitAlef1a.
En- los pueblos de Ia isla, Sc ira
trabajS pol1ticamente 81 igu&l, que
Sc trabaja en- esta Capital. NJ hsy
pues nj por rSzones administrative,
nj por r&zones polfticas, bass para
estAblec desigualdad de ningun
g6nero.
Y hay ademas que contsr con
que en- todos los puebIos de Ia isla,
los destiuos pdblicos locales son en-
menor n1merO q. en- esta Capital por
radicar aqu1 tOdos los cantros oficia-
les. De modo que mas bi61 deben
importArse elementos de Ia isla, que
cubrir las plazas de Ia isla, con pro-
Cedencia capita ems.
Por ESQ 81 este sncediese, noso-
tros 10 censursriAmos fuerte y duro.
Pero no hsy tai. va hemos ex
plicadO al principle 10 que ocurre So
bre este asunto.
SarfA injusto bajo todo punto
que solo los do aqu1 tuviesen venta'
jas, y solo sacri6ciOs los extraf10s 6
q es CapitsI; y es c?aro que con ese
proc9dimiento SO extremSlfA Ell dis
gusto en- todas Ii s jurisdicciones,
que sin distinciones cnbren 81 pre-
supuesto.
Por ESQ, nj antes nj ahora, Sc ha
establecido aquells diferencia, sino
que indistintamente SO nombra para
un puesto & Ia persona que SO juz'
ga capaz para su desempef1o; sin
que entire para nada, en- absolute,
q. el interesado haya visto la luz por
las cerc&nias del ysguez. por las
riberas del Toa, 6 por los contornos
de la cierra de Luquillo.
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PaliQQe para tOdOS.

EI obrero que no cumple con sus
deberes scciales y que no d6 &lgo
para llevar q cabo su obra de orga-
nizaci6n y de emancipation carece
de derecho para pedirlo TODD: no SO
puede exigir ning1n derecho cusndo
SO falta abiertam ente al lscnmplimien-
10 estricto del deber. Demos, pues,
los obreros & cumplir con los unos y
& esperar confadamente en- los
otros.
En- po]ftics TODD 10 importuno y
fuera de saxon dana.
Hay ana gran diferencia entire
la realidad y ell ideal. E to como el
sol q cierta distancis, vivifcs; muy
pr6ximo intense. quemA. Toda
realidRd Sc impene CON mayor fuerzA
cuanto mas contradicha.
La primer condici6n de toda re-
forma te6ricA, es su justlcia.
No hay una sols escuela va en-
tre nosotros que des 3onozca toda Ia
importancia del ORGANISING obraro y
que descuide Ia indispensable aten;
ci6n prefsrente q su prosperidad y &
su mejora.
E comedimiento Ia serenidad
son las condolences que deben res
plandecer mas en- los hombres polfti-
cas- en- los partidos.
NADIA hay como la union para To-
graz Ia victoria,
TIct0r Gouzalez Can1atr0
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SerViCiO
de POliC1a.

Han sido detenidos Asunci6n
Garrido -por resistencia al guardia
A giles. Julio Ortiz por escandalo y
estar jugando pelotas en- Ballaja.
Carlos Rivera por atropello Juan
Figueroa en- Ia calle de la Fortaleza.
Francisco PAscual Lebron requeri-
do por el J. NJ CAtedral+
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AViSO.

HAbiendo cesado ell arrien-
do que teniamos establcido COO don
Pedro F. Colberg de CAbo Rojo de
nuestEa Saline denominada "For'
tuna" enclavada en- el sitio de ID
mOntalva de Ia juridicci6n de Lsjas,
y hecho carg . de ella sps conduefos;
hemos estabIecido desde esta fecha,
una s0ciedad Comercial Iodustrial
para Ia esplotaci6n de Ia misma que
jirAra bajo Ia raz6n de
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POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tsdo SO vende un piano en- muy buen
est&do, de la afamsda fSbrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xiCanos. I'm est& re&Acci6n infor-
mAremoa AP
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U. LOPEZ & Ca

y oportunamente ofrecemos nuestros
productos al Comercio de Ia isla y
barcos cabotercs en- la seguridad
que todos quedaran conplacidos
La gestoria de dicha sociedad
Queda desde luego estab zelda en-
esta cindAd.
San German Fabrero 12 de 1902
U. LOPEZ & Ca
TELEGRAPH Ulopez.
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Tribunal Supreme.

El dia Is, SAbado Sc vera ante
este Tribunal, la vista del juicio
oral de Ia causa contra ell Juez Mum
cipal de Man&t1 don Jose Rivera Ro-
driguez y 81 secretario don Antonio
Pomales Gomez, por prevarica,
cion.
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SACOS PARA AZTCAR.

Hllo Acarreto en- fardos, Hero
galvaniz ado acanalado.
Ofrecen a los precios mas ba'
jos de plaza y sirven pedidos & to-
da Ia lsla.
A Octega y Ga.
Tetuaa As y II. San Juan, P. R.
n 3 10 9
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NOTICIAS.

A s6plica de importantes So.
clos del Casino de Mayaglez, Ia Di-
rectiva de dfcha sociedad hs retira'
do la renuucia due ten1a pre:enta.
da.
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Por hab6rsela roto una pieza
de Ia m&quins, no ha circulado aver
nj hoy el San Juan News Asi no
los informan.
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Por resistencia 8 agente de
Ia autoridad SO le instruye Por el
Juzgado municipal de Ponce, causa
6 Mario Suarez.
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Dr.. M. Ramirez.
0CuIiSta.
CONSULTAS, DE 2 4 ),

San Francisco Al, altcs del es-
tablecimient0 de don Lucas Cline
nez. n 8 D.
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LIMPIEZA DE LETRINAS Y
ALGIBES,-Me he encarga1o de
est0s servicios con los SparAtos de
Ia eLiga de Propietsrios,o prest&n-
dolcs con esta tArifa: letrinas, 20 y
25 centavos por barril para socios
de dicha sociedad y particulares;
algibes, por cada hora en- que fun.
ciona Ia bomba, dollars soy rs
respectfvamente. Las 6rdenes & don
Manuel Reyes, Cristo 9, bsjos, Eco
nomia y csmero.
13 18 % % 81 Earzo.
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SUB BASTA FTBLICA,

En- la calle de San Francisco
ndmero SO antique local qne ocupa.
ron las ofcinas de <Ls Correspon
deuciaS SO estsn subast&ndo infni'
dad de srtfculos por tarde y noche:
aconsejamos & nuestros amigos pa
sar por allf seguros de encontrar al
go que les convenga.
rs 5 8
En- B}rros, SO suspendi6 Ia ma
nifestaci6n de sim patfa one q su
llegada preparaban al .Delegado Sc
for Arroyo por encontrarse la Sc
fora esposa de dicho senor enferma.
Resultan en- Msyagiiaz, muy
lucidas y c0ncurridss las retreats
que da en- la plaza la banda munici-
pal.
Jose Otg6 de Ponce, ha sido
denunciado por NAL trato de pala
bras q Francisco Viera.
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Don Francisco Medina y la
se6oritA Juanita Bassa han celebra-
do su mAtrimonio. en- la ciudad del
Caste.
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La Geringa de chorrO remolino
que anuucia La CORRESPONDENCE
en- este pumero, la venden Sobrinos
de Armas, San Juan. Es la gran in
venci6n para evitar Ia ruina.
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Sc proyects por vsrios t6ve.
nes de Mayagdez un cfrculo de irs
trucci0n y recreo; 10, celebramos.
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Sc ha separado del partido
federal don Juan Tomas Gonzalez,
dc Aiborito.
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POST DATA

En- el progeama Official de las
festas que SO preparsu en- honor del
Principe (!c6mo gusta por aquf Ia
palAbritAD 6guran en- la portada ell
retrato de Miss Alice Roosevelt & un
lado del Principe al otro, y entire los
dos ell mar, un yate de vela y ur escu-
do del q parten multitud de .rAyos to-
do culminAdo en- Ia corona impe-
rial.
NuevA York, Febrero
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Va ~SS&OA J AOSLOR, ~ CO40U4 oH1OS.
Fernando Fernandez, agente
judicial y de empresas teatrales, re
farencias satisfA cci6D, dedicaudose
tambien al cobrO de tincas urbanas,
con garantfas ST las piden.
Arecibo P. r. 10 i
El senior don Manusl Leon V
Para, de Ponce, Sc encuentra en-
fermo desde hace a!guncs dias, y
tambien un nino del sencr Lleeucia-
do AcCsta Q linterO.
LA CASA J amcs LefCcI & Ca
Tiene 40 amos de eXperiencia en- la manufac
tura dc Turbina sy Ruedas dc Aqua, es muy
cOnocda en- todas parties del mundo.
81 Va tiene alguna quebrada sato,
quiera economizar la fuerza que estI cOrrien
do en- deSperdicio, comuniQueso con Il. Ay
Macfe
Unico Agente en- p. r.
Gale del Crsto No
Sa encnentra grAvemente enfer-
ma en'CCroZAl la saforita dofla Mer-
cedes Rodriguez Pilet.
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Seg6u circular Ia vista, ha
que1ado disuelta la sociedAd mer-
cAntil que giraba en- esta plaza ba-
10 la raz6n de Cu6tsra Ros & Ca Y
Sc establece nueva casa bAjo Ell
nombre de Cu6tRra Hermanos.
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Don Mareial Gonzalez con do
ia Petra CarsbAllo, don Rosendo
Santiago Vszquez con doha Maria
Garcia Oropesa y don Juan Pagan
con do6a Maria Reyes, han cOntrai
do matrimonio en- Ponce.
LOZAS DE CANARIAS para
pavimentos venden & precics limitR'
dos en- ell almacen de A Vicente y
Ca.
(MariDa) 80 +
Et comit6 republ cano de Pc
f1uelas, aguard6 Gu Talaboa el pa
SO del Honorable Goberna Tor, sien.
do ssludado con grandes manifestss
cienes de entusiasmo.
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0trO inCendiO
en- AguadiIIa.

Hemos recibido tslegrama de
nuestro active cerrespousal de Aqua
dilla, & las 10 de la maf1&na de hoy,
que copiamos 1ntegro:
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COrresponsal.

E per&mos mas detalles que CO.
municaremos nuestros lectores de-
plorsndo altAmente ell suceso de que
damOs Cuenta.
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Correspondence. San Juan.

<Horroroso incendio central sMon-
serrate0. Salvador Amell; estableci
miento totalmente quemado, az1car,
ron perdido, Enpez6 ma maf1ans.
Bomberos, policfAs, acudieron lu'
gar,1
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Las persOnas ocupadas, q

Las personals ocupada9, que no
tengan tempo material para estu
disr ingles y deseen aprenderlo,
pueden dirigirse 81 Professor senior
Romero Haxthausen, Quien con IN
sistema modernfsimo les familiariza
con ell idioma en- corto tempo
Gale Nueva 2 Marina,
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E senior Thlmot6e SO prOpone
dar Rlguuas conf9rencias & Ia clsse
obrera, durante SD permanencia en-
Ia c;udad de POuce.
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sLa Voz de ID PAtria> de Ms
yaguez dice que el CARO- ndmero 3
que hace servicio en- Ia empresa del
tranvfa deberfs retirarse por su NAL
estAdo.
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Por un ssco de arr9z, dice Ella =
Brujas de Mayagu9z que hubo una
seria discuCi6n entIe el AlcAlde y ell I
Juez de Policfa.
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Ha sido denunciado Manuel Pc.
fla por tener ell domingo alberto su
estAblecimiento de tabaQueria en- la
ciudad de Ponce
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Ha fAIlecido en- Mayaguez la
virtuoss senorita Sussna Seds hija
de crianzA de la apreciaole familia
BlancO.
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OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle' Fortaleza II (altcs) Gesti6n
en- los Centros Otciales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta cOu abogAdos
del pals y americanos y tradu4tor
Tambien Sc ocupa ests ofcinA de
compIs y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
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La primer condici6n de toda re-
orma te6ricA, es su justicia.
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C0npaGllG CGlGl2le Tr2lS2tl2ltQle

TINERARIo DE - LINEA 1aVRE .BoRDEAU
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
rounds was also a feature. Emery played
the most reliable game for Omaha. Score:
KANSAS CITY.
MUDDY TRACK MARS THE DAY
Rain Interferes with Race at Oak
land-CsIifornIa Oaks the
Feature.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. s.-Rain. fell all
AFTERNOON at Oakland and the track was \
sea OF mud The California Oaks stake,
valued at $500, was the feature of the
Muresca, ridden by Lee Jackson. She led
all the way, beating Colonial Girl four
engths. QoFeen was third. The event was
worth 5000 to the winner.
There werC several upsets, among them
being the defeats OF Syivia Talbot and Pat
~favorite, but O'Connor grew o~ver-conhden
and Adirondack, coming with a rush. beat
her by a neck. Pat Morrissey did not have
his usual speed and was beaten by Biiger;
a 10 to l chance. Joe Ripley, the tnlrd
choice. was left at the post In the last
won easily. Johnny Schorr, her former
owner, bid her up from $500 to 500. but
Owner Capill retained her. The entry of
Bah Palmer has been refused, owing to
inconsistent running. Jockey pullman ex-
poets to ride McChesney in the Memphis
Derby. He was asked 70 accept the mounts.
Results:
First race, hve-eighths of a mile. purse:
Eldred won, Elkern second, Master Lee
third. Time: 1:04is.
Second race, one-half mile: Adirondack
won. Sylvia Talbot second, High Chancel-
lor third. Time: 0:50h.
Third race, seven-eiRhths Of a mile, sell
ing: Niger won, Pat Morrissey second,
Lode Star third. Time: 1880.
California oaks stake: Muresca won, Co
lonial Girl second, Doreen third. Time;
1853.
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth, purse
Diderot won, Constable second, Commits
sioner Forster third. Time: 1854.
ing Bat won, Urchin second, Formero
third, Time: 1:B.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
BURNS THROWS BIC TURK
Farmer Escurss Sensational Fall Just ~
Time Limit Is Closing.
IowAN DELIGHTS IMMENSE AUDIENCE
with His Famous HammerIOck Hold,
Aided by n HaIf-NelsOn, He
Tips the Giant at Call
Of Time.

With his famous hsmmerlock hold. aided
by a half-Nelson. Farmer Burns last night
secured a fall from Mouradoulah, the
Terrible Turk. at the Trocadero. before a
crowd that packed the house to the caves.
The fall was a sensational one, coming
just at the end Of the fifteen minutes time
allotted, and the clamor was ear-splitting.
The terms Of the match we're that II
Burns stayed against Mouradoulah fifteen
minutes he was to get s25, and II he threw
the Turk $50 more was his. Burns was on
the offensive from the start. His immense
opponent seemed rather lethargic at initia-
tive work, and waited for the Farmer.
Burns secured three hammerlock holds in
succession. but all we're broken by the
Turk. Then the Farmer tried a double
Nelson four times, but he could not reach
far enough to make his hands meet behind
the Turks immense neck. Finally Burns
grasped the big mans brawny arm and
showed 1t slowly but surely up his back,
twisting as II went. This was the hammer
lock that held. The Turk writhed and
struggled, but vainly. Burns snapped in a
half Nelson under his opponents other arm
and tipped him over just as the timer
shouted Time,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
NOT so GOOD AT BOWLING
OmRhans Are on Their Game and
Luck, and Lose to Kansas
city BunaIoes.

,Ksasss City's champion bowling team.
by rolling out a victory from the picked
team OF Omaha men at Clark.s alleys last
night. the visitors winning by 1852 pins.
thronged the alleys to see this match. The
scores were generally bad, and the. totals
disappointing. Despite this fact. the en-
thusiasm was intense throughout the con-
test.
Although the final scores were 2.sN for
Omaha bowlers had at two different stages
Of the game good chances to win. and they
friends. Blu hearty support seemed un-
awaiting. The locals were of their game
the sn1 v TM Ineir fo dTGK as OF ~; 9 match fi' restssd
with the Omahans at times, they always
ended by returning to the side OF the Buff
At the close of the fourth frame OF the
first round of ten the Omahas were more
Tram frame sin mish aips ca nne i lsa the Os sha IN 'o of 1 feSSrr
splits. and from then on the Missourians
sained till at the close of the round they
were eighty-two pins ahead.
spoil this lead in the second round. and
i iasme sta wese SOne to they eS Ia had sssSTs sey tse
eighty-two pins, but then the visitors re-
spondsd to the strenuous admonitions Of
tina the omahans reduced the lead only
forty-four pins eventually.
to wv" WIN, 'h king peRn nns 70 ana %fN his N tf S51ee
steamed away for the third round, but the
visitors BOWED their game OF the night
right then, rolling 94 and ending the con-
test with a margin OF 1872 pins.
Frank Makepeace was the star OF the
"Buffaloes." He rolled the high score,
r1 In the second round Laidlaw played
IN place of Makepeace, who returned to
the game in the third round, against the
protest OF the Omahans. they asserting
that the rule which forbids a man return
Ing to q game after being removed barred
Makepeace. The visitors maintained thai
each round of ten frames was a game. SC
their man could start in on the third round
again, even though he had been taken oul
for the second. The Omahans answered
that when the total score for thirty frames
was being counted TO determine. the vic.
game, and not ten. No specification as tC
the number of frames which shall com
prise a game was found In the rules OF
the American Bowling congress, but Make
peace played.
Kansas City won by superior bowling al
through. The strangers were surer thar
the locals, and seldom missed spares. which
the Omahan did repeatedly. The way II
which they struck out at the ends of tbs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
WIN By ONLY SEVEN BIRDS
omaha NarkInsn Defeat Kansas City Cur
nsrs fer Fifth Tine
NO MAN SHOOTS A STRAIGHT CARD
Cold weather and biting wind Fun
nish Handicap for All Contestants
I'm Shooting Tournament on
Iowa Ground.

For the ftth time in six contests the
Omaha Gun club team Of trigger artists
defeated the ten gunuers from Kansas City
In a twenty-five live-blrd match yesterday
afternoon at the grounds across the river.
The local men won by only seven birds.
the score being ZIG to 200, the closest OF any
previous contest.
No man on either team shot a straight
card. Four 0mahans' and two Kansas
City men shot twenty-four. II was a Bit
ter cold DAY with a biting wind, and this
proved a great handicap to the shooters.
All Of them used both barrels practically
straight through. The birds we're a strong
alert lot, and the match was a close con-
test from the first. Omaha won the last
shoot, also, which was held in Kansas City
on December 81 last. the score being 227
TO 217. Yesterdays score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
LENNEPS SPRINGS A SURPRISE
Ased Runner Leaves Hex Competitor
I'm Rear In UphnI
Handicap.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s.-Lennep's win
In the Club House handicap, worth $3.50
to the winner, was a surprise 70 the talent
today. The aged mare was crowded. out
In the first quarter, but under Gormley's
vigorous ride, worked her way through
gradually, caught Sevoy, a strong second
choice, in. the back stretch, where he was
firing badly, and beat him out very cleverlv.
Petit Maitre. would have been second In
another stride.
Too much use was made Of the Fizer
~entry-Ida Ledford and Felix Bard-favor-
ties at Is to 5, and when the pinch came
they fell back. Elghor and Karl Kahler
were the winning favorites. Results:
First race. selling, six furlongs;. Hataer
won, Masterful second, Rance third. Time
1:i6
Second race. selling. one mile and a six
tenth. Blue Ridge won. Beroyd second,
Cast Iron third. Time: 1859.
Third race, handicap. seven %furlongs:
Malay won, Death second, Granto third
Time; 1884,.
Fourth race, Club HOUSE handicap. one
mile: Lennep won, Sevoy second, Petit
Maitre third. Time: 1:43.
Fifth race, one mile and a quarter, sell
ing: Elghor won. Star Cotton second
Dandy II. third. Time: 2:12h.
Sixth race. selling. one mile: Kari KshleT
won, Garter Ban second, Eva Rice third.
Time: 1:3.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
NEW TWENTY.LAP' RECORD
HoaEIand Quits Ahead IL Heel and
Toe walking
Match.

ROCHESTER,. N. T., Feb. s.-The sig
day heel and toe walking match closed az
Auburn, N. Y, the iOO-mile champion. win
ner over Mesies, the Minneapolis boy: by
one mile and twelve laps and establishing
a new record for a twenty-lap track Of "a
miles nat. Weir, the Trenton pedestrian.
finished in fair condition. covering 2S5
takes fourth place. with 222. Hart. the
champion colored walker. who was suffer
135 miles IS laps, but is out with q chal-
lenge to walk any one. Hoagland barred,
from twenty miles up, for any amount
from 500 to 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
PLANS FOR LOCAL PUGILISTS
shreck-Rhodes Match Put on TIL
March for Gardner
smith Go.

The match planned by the Omahc Ath-
letic club between Mike Shrek and Billy
Rhodes. welterweights, has been postponed
until a March date. and on February q
will instead occur a go between Hatch
Smith and Eddie Gardner. Articles of
agreement have just been signed and for
feits posted.
1t had been feared that this match would
never be consummated, because of the fact
that It would be practically impossible for
Gardner to make 122 pounds, which is
Smiths fighting weight. Smith did not
| care at first to meet. Gardner at I'M more
| h that, but has finally consented to give
two pounds, so the men will meet at l2i
pounds. They will go ten rounds at WASH
| ington hall.