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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
PETERSON WINS FROM WILLIAMS.
Averages Suffered From Safety Play
of Contestants.

Frank Peterson defeated Frank Williams
last night at the Royal in the third game
Of the class A three-cushion tournament.
Neither player performed in brilliant form
In negotiating the shots, but both INDUCED
down their averages.
Each man broke off high runs of four,
closing innings. The men were tied at a,
and while Williams was missing five shots.
Peterson ran four. followed that with two
misses and then gathered the needed pair of
buttons.
Sam Lazarus Of Chicago refereed the
game Charles T. holland and Bob Staley
will play tonight
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greatest annoyance because they are
50 persistent ard unsightly and de-
tract from ones appearance.
Middle aged and old people and
those whose blood is contaminated
and tainted with the germs and poison
OF malaria or some previous sickness,
o excessive Use of mercury. are the
cliicf sufferers from chronic sores and
ulcers. While tic blood remains in
this unhealthy, polluted condition
healing IS simply impossible and the
sore uil1 continue to grow and spread
in spite of washes and salvcs or any
superficial or surface treatment, for
the sore is but the outward sign of
some constitutional disorder, a bad
condition Of the blood and system,
which local remdies cannot cure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
BILLIARDS
DIIEIHIIOOe
WHEELER STRENGTHENS HIS LEAD.
Wins Fifth Straight Game in Handi-
cnp Tournament nj the Grand.

Gus Wheeler won his fifth straight game
In the three-cushicn handicap at the Grand
last night, defeating Clark by a score Of
40 to g.
Wheeler jumped into 4 good lead by a
run of six early in the game. Later he
pairs three times. This gave him a decide
advantage, and his poor average for thu last
half of the game did not count against him.
Clark counted itregularly, and could not
get around Wheeler's safety play. George
Schaefer acted as referee. Doctor Thomas
and Abel will be the contestants Tonight.
The score:
n 6 G " . o / . ] q o 00oU1I .
900 OgO2G D
o = 0 / o g y . o o Total. 40; high run. s.:
average. A.
Clark 81
0 0 00GI 1 100000
o 0 0 0 ? 0 0 0 0 D \ 0 0
v 0 o . 0 0 0 0 / 0 / 0-TO:al. 80; high run. 3;
aYera~e Il
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"kTD- CARTER WHIPS MAHER.
Scores n Knockout in Second Round
Mt b;irl.1,bfo

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 3-"kid" Carter of
Broohiyn tc-risht knocked out Peter Maher
of this city i'll the second round of VIVA
was scheduled to he "a siX-rounu bout at
tn. Penn Art Athletic Club.
The finishing blow was delivered two sec
onds before the round should have ended.
Carter at the start began to rush Maher.
a lively exchange of blows. during which
Carter reached Mhaer's face several times.
the local man responding with body blows,
WAS followed by II Clincli. Carter %Cortinu-
ally played for his opponents jaw.
In the second round there was consider
able wrestling. Maher tioored Carter once
and was himself Knocked down three times.
His last fall was due to a right on the ia ",
from which he was unable 10 recover.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ELECT
NEXT SEASONS OFFICIALS
james Riordnn to Captain Football
Team and Foley to Head
baseball Nine.

AT a banquet rendered the football team
of the Christian Brothers College by the
faculty of the institution yesterday even
ing. James Riorian. fan back on the {. u.
e. team the last season. was elected cap
tain of the eleven for next year Culver
Iastidt. who served as quarter back. was
chosen assistant captain.
Oscar B~rCrkmeyor, who played half back
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
PETER DURYEA CAME TO LIFE.
Thfrty-fO-One shot Beat the 7-to-S
FavOrite S~abockIisb.

New Orleans. La. Dec. 3.-Sweet Alice was
the only winning favorite to-day. Weather
fire: track heavy. Summary:
First race f"e furlcnss-T9m Mayhin. 1i III.
T. 2 second M7'hiL:e. I"3 lFuIIerI. 8 I. /. third.
Time. 100. Dec Wood. OrOnte. SimbIs Nag. Lord
TouchHood. Arvrnsis. iElmorte;Ie. Mount Hope
Second race. six furlongs-Peter Duryea. 105
Hioar). 20 TO l. won: Eahorhlisn. Jos fCiann0n) :
tn ). second; Azus. il: CScullyy. ~ To- /. t1!ra,
Time. l:n "a. Georgia Gsrduer. Sandhea HI
knlICr. Judge Mage. star Gazer, Puuancy AL
win w. and Iiadyiike also ran.
Third race. six fur!cngs. ha~rdicap-SWee Al
ice III 0ianncnD. 6 70 ). won: Pride o: Galore,
1s az. RIce). IL 20 2. second: Handspinner. 10
Cw. o.Connorl. 3 10 2. third. Time. lis As.
Rankin. La TUka. Pirate and Orpheurn also ran.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards. handicap-
Jessie Jsrboe. 81 tHaackj. : to .. wen: Kilocrarn.
I"s oo'cnnnor,. 4 TO /. second; Rolling Boer, 10
tBuchanani. TO 70. third. Time. 1854. The
Widow also ran.
10 to /. won: ordnung, 19I tO'COnncrp. ? to s.
second: Optional. l0i Gelgerscnp. 20 TO l.. third.
Time. I:1s, Lord Pepper; NobIenan. Honolulu.
Jerry Hunt and Farmer Jim also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. seiltng-Pierce J.. 10i
Cogswelb. IL TO J. Won: Atheola, IS IN. Mich
aeisl, 90 to |. second: Marcos. 70; F'uIlerl. 70 to
Hucena and Chickadee also ran.
CRESCENT CITY
Fire. racp f-a and one-bafF Surlpups.
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HoCKkEY TEAM F OR II. LOUIS A. c.
New Athletic Organization Hunting
for Good NaterfnJ.

The first active part taken by the st.
Louis Athletic Club in amateur sport in 81.
Louis probably will be in hockey. 4 prop
osition is now being considered to place a
team in the league at the Ice Palace. Sec
rotary Genslinger has interested himself in
the matter. and II he can find the light
kind OF players the team is assured.
The teams already in the field have taken
a good many of the best players and there
Is no desire TO interfere with those already
organized Mr. Gensiinger is sizing I'D the
material slll at large. and If he thinks a
first class seven can be picked from il the
club will turn on; its first team. The p!ac-
ing of a basket ball team in the field is also
being given some attention.
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this year and who put up a good game in
the st. Louis University battle. was Eeiect-
cd as manager of the organization next
season. The schedule will be made out and
submitted TO the project OF the college. who
will pass upon il. Plans for charging the
schedule and taking in other games for
next year were discussed at the banquet.
Thomas Brooks was elected assistant man
ager of the team.
Culver Hastidt was chosen captain of the
track team for next spring. Hastidt won
the college championship for the 1G5-yard
dash last year. defeating Longinotti. who
was his most dangerous opponent at the
distance. He will head the college team
next season. ToE Cox was appointed train
er. and general manager of track athletics
a; the college.
William Foley was elected CT tain Of the
baseball team for next spring. Z l. intend
ed to boom this feature of sport next year
and to give more attention to the national
game. Jimmy Riordan was elected man
ager OF the nine.
All the team attended the banquet, which
was given in the dining hall Of the college.
and speeches were made by various MEM
bers. Doctor Todd. who coached the foot
ball eleven this season and who is greatly
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pleased with its success in winning the
local championship. presided at the table
and made "A speech. William Jackson. cap
tain this year. bat who will be graduated
next spring. the newly elected officer. and
Brother Gideon. project of the college. also
spoke.
The election provides two Of the local
teams with officials. Schaumberg having
been elected captain of the High School
team several days ago to succeed Ben
Gray, who Will be graduated in the spring.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
MILE TRACK FOE KANSAS CITY
Ed COrriSan and Local Capitalists
Bac.s of Project.

Kansas City. 80. Dec. SD Ccr-igan.
the Chicago horsenau. and q number Of
local CAPITALISTS have. II is announced. dc
cided to organize a company with a capt.
tai Of s2J1.-U u construct Il mile race
track in Kansas City. Already an opti5n
on ground in the southeastern portion of
the city has been secured. and Mr.. CorIi-
gan says:
We will nave ore race meeting next
fall. and after thlt two meetings eacn sea
son. Some Of the best horses in the coun-
try will be brought here"
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NAY LEASE THE JENNINGS
Westchester Racing Association Gets
Option From WushinCton Climb

New York. Dec. 3.-An option has been
taken Oh the Bennings race track. near
Washington. by the Westchester Racing
Association. and the Washington Jockey
Club has offered to lease its track to the
New York club for twenty years.
The stockholders of the Morris Park
course have taken the offer under advise
ment.
August Belmont is a large stockholders
in both the WestcheSter Racing Associat ton
and the Washington Jockey Club. and.
should the Nestchester officials take charge
Of the BenningS track. it will mean pracfj-
caiiy an amalganation Of Mr.. Beimonts
interests.
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CRESCENT CIT SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC PECIA
New Orleans. La, Dec. 3.-selections:
First Raca-War Cry. Shoe Fly. Brookston.
Second ~Race-Dptimo. Scotch Plaid. Kiss Quick.
Third ace-Parnassus. Moabina. shut Up.
mund-
Fifth Race-Mathilde. Watkins Overton. ves.la.
Sixth Race-Ecome. Prince Blazes. Flop.
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possess. OF that Herman Is about the gam
est piece Of a fighter that ever pulled on
the gloves. Undoubtedly Herman WAS
game. but that does not fully explain some
of Nangor'S weak and Inaccurate hitting.
"Often IL badly defeated fighte- MI! stick
ont the limit by holding. bat Herman did
practically none of this. except II, ,ie last
round"
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JOCKEY VAN DEsES HOME AGAIN.
VIII Ride ut the New Orleans Meeting
This Winter.

c
Dallas. Tex. Dec. 2.-Charlss Van Du-
son. the native Texan jockey. who at
tracted muCn attention last leason IN riding
on the courses at Vienna. Berlin and other
European racing csntsrS. arrived horne to-
day. and VIII visit his parents at No. Gli
Pacific avenue Until Tomorrow, when he
will depart for New Orleans. to ride in the
winter meeting CT the Crescent City Jockey
Club.
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Chronic Sores
Eating Ulcers, 6 Sps s'' Is: s, s':'"

And 4 source II wory. anxiety and endless trouble to those who re afflicted
with them, particularly S when located upon the lower extren1tes where
the circulation is weak and sluggish. A gangrenous eating ulcer upon a
tissue beneath and the sore continues to spread, one cn almost Sc Tn nsn
melting away and feel the strength going ont with the sNkening discharges.
Great running sores and deep offensive ulcers often develop from a simple
boil, swollen gland, briise Or pinple and are threatening danger always,
because while all such so-esa are not carcerous. a great many Ire. this
shoutd1-aLe You suspicious OF all chronic slow-heaing ulcers and sores, par
ticularIv il cancer run ii you- family. Face Sores are common and cause the
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INGLEsIDE

!NNiLESIDE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. Dec. 3.-Sel-ctions:
FIRST liaCe-tath-r Wen'ker, SANITY. Sister
SGliie.
Second Rarr-The Miller. Cold One. Oawaine.
Third liIce-Tuwer Of Candies. Shark. BOtanv.
Fourth face-fiuGsun. Beau prrnonde. Gerald
Inc :.
ftf,h Race-Sea Lion. DIdcrot. Beana.
sixth Race-Deutschland. Georgeiette, Polo
MUS.
Trains leave foot Olive street 100. las and
20 D. II.
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Gold: i7 rTroxler). , to /. second: Autolight. liz
also ran.
sixth race. thir'nen-sixteen.hs Of n mile-f;a-
'l"td. liz tEulimanI. :. to ;. wun: Gold Van. III
i'"nneliyl, ? to !. second: Gold Eel. III tkurnst:
) 10 :. third. Time. l:2e. Jockey Club and
Nervator also RAJ,
n-DAY'S INGLESIpE ENTRIES.
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GENERAL GOSSIP
OF TIE PUGILISTS
No Bout Scheduled for This Week
Locally, and Next Contest
Undecided.
KID BROAD MAY APPEAR HERE.
Talk of Matching Him With Dave
Sulliran-Eifcct of knockouts
on Pugilists-Yanger's
Last Fight.
KID BROAD MAY APPEAR HERE.

While nothing definite has been decided as
10 the date OF the next local bout. or as To
the men who are TO iiCur. in the contest. ii
seems likely that an effort will be made 70
bring Kid Broad, Young Mowatt or Eide
Toy here TO meet Dave Sullivan inside Of
two weeks. Benny Yanger Is also suggest
ed. as an opponent for Toy. but it is con-
sidered doubtful whether he will appear
ments. Kid Broad may he put on with Nike
Tu'hs.
Dave Sullivan. after getting in trouble
with John Hertz in Chicago, has decided TO
come to this city. and wlIl appear before
the West End CUB III the near future. Kid
Broad Is suggested as a likely opponent and
Charles HauShion states mat he would
consider a match between the men as a
strong attraction. provided Sullivan would
make l25 or l27 pounds.
Eddie Toy will hav- to reCUperate before
ing put him on the retired list for IA time.
He was III very bad shape when he depart
ed. and his face and body bOtn showed the
effects of the beating ne sustained. Nc
Jaw. but was cruising about town the day
after the bout as clipper as ever.
Abe Goodman and Tommy Fcltz are also
mentioned as possible antagonists. A tele-
gram received at the club last Thursday
from Goodman announced that he was
ready 10 come on ard tight Feitz at once.
Both Fcltz and Goodman are in Boston
at present, and Tommy, not to be outdons-
also wired here stating that he would meet
Goodman. When two fighters of their class
get together there should be a lively spec
taclc, at least.
McClelland will return to this city before
December IS, on which date he has been
promised another match at the West End
Club. He fights Ole Olsen ia jackson.
away easily. He has beaten him twice al
ready.
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Entries for Brooklyn Handicap.

New York. Dec. 3.-Tne entries for the Brock
lyn iia1Gicsp. Eth S1rCJH adiei. tire estimafel
value S17,04p. TO be run at Gravesend. will close
Suburban Handicap. with sic. ca! ADDED. esti-
mated value sl..Jr 20 ne run at Shcepshea:
Bay, will close on IN. same date.
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Dr.. BCHANNAk

CSre1 ell Chronic Diseases. II. d. "v--st-bi- C,rs.frs
positively carss Nervous Debility. Organic W,sLucs.. IeA
Manhood o. any evils r-.gl:!nE non. youthful errors or
eIcesses. in from two 90 scve- ~e-ks In Use rad coGssr:!-
sivetisef in the II. Louis psrr-. f- ovsr fery YEAR. and
IA, never failed in -:rIr- the w5r~ Cases. Prce. Eve
Dollar; trial packsE-. pre Della. sufficient - shss thss
the Re:nedy vii! do sl;hs'i, advertised Sen; securely ,.a!.i
TO Any hIGress. DR. C. A RoHaS=AS. No. e. GSrzss
strse:. s.. Louis. Mo Private Circular FREE
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GossIP OF THE GaEYHoUNDs.
Three stakes Set for COurs-
Ing Mt DcInIar Park.

Secretary Brown of the Pastime Coursing
Club has three stakes scheduled for next
Sunday. There will be a sapling stake
saplings are puppies OF Ia02-One round OF
which will he run on Sunday. The stake
will be finished on the succeeding Sunday.
The idea of this is to save the young dogs
from the Oyerwork which running through
Il stake in one day would entail. The other
stakes will lee Il puppy event and an FL
aged stake.
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tents, and to ply
siCians desiring to
consult me on stub
born cases. There Is
absolutely no case OF
N~aricocele. Structure
or Specific Blood
Poison in any stage
that / cannot cure
safely, quickly and
permanently. I also
cure TO stay cured
men who have Ennis
sioGs. Drains. Small
or Weak Organs. Pre-
Tatureness. l. a IT Q
Back OF
Bladder or Kidneys,
Failing Memory. Ner-
vousness. Loss of AM
Es-fnn nr
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weakness II you cann0t call. write your
troubles fully and / will give you an hon.
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Princeton. y. J.. Doc. james :. Lawson.
Jr.. 1905. OF VILLA nlep.rr. Pa. was to-fay .'-cc.i
manager OF the Princeton University football
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My Cures

/ want every afflicted man to honestly
investigate NY Special Treatment. Ny
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Vsldosta, Ga, September, 1900.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Dear SirS:-Something like . rising
came on my instep, very small ~
irst, not at all painful, but A. 10
grew larger and began to pain ms1
consulted q doctor, but In spite Of
all he could do tho sore got worse
and began to discharge; then othsr
cores came until the whole top Of
nay foot was one large mass Of sores
and I could not walk. Ther my hus.
band, who had been cured OF Scroll
III. by the use Of 8. s. s., said he
believed 1t would cure mo. I began
taking it and eight bottles CURED
me; my foot healed up nicely. Ihs.
love Z would have been q cripple
for life but for s. 8. 8.
mrs. O. q. KING.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
El recibimient0 de
monsenor La ChapelIe

Para festejar este ustre prelado en- 81
llegada esta ciudad mafIana 2S. en- que pro
bablemente desembarcard, Sc ha designado, Sc
gun nos dice el amigo D. Jose G. raacios, una
comlsion de caballeros, que estar1 encargada
del Orden de las comi5l0neS de recbo son los
senores Alvarez-Nava, Conde, Caubet Pala-
cio, lRaimQudoj, Auduce, Padial. Rodriguez,
Nadal (Aiberto), Rubert, Rodriguez Ginorio
Manuel, Noble David. Preston, CortGs, Four
nier, Gelgel, Palacjos Jos CD Nadal Jaine).
Hernandez Csera 1ui.lermety, Irarte, Geigel
(AmeriCo) Noo.e (Arur0), Figueras (Tose),
Fernandez (Aitonso), Casalduc, Echevarria,
Acosta, Guerra nuestros compaferos PGrez
Losada y Pujls
Hay graz auimac6n para el acto, que re-
sultara esplendido al que asis.arda todas las
hijaS de Maria de esta c. )ital de Ssnturce
El pnnto de reunion de las co1njSiones sera
en- Ia igIesia d. Santa Ana.
Hay una comisi6n dc danas para 10 que 4
estas respecta cuyos nom res pubcamos
Z! reciDimiento del prelado teudr4 iugar
con arreeglo al sguiene programa;
l. la Iegada del vapor que cOnduce al
Delegado Apost6lico sera anuucada POT medic
de un repique general de campanas inicado
por la Santa Islesa Catedral.
20 Una conli>i5n del Clero de niem-
bros de Ia Asociacion dc Catolcos, presdita
por ell limo. sefIor Obsp0 de eSra Dl6cesis, pa
SIAi OOlhO AtSi NdIOI, al LOAOGdi CSLS, pAIt.
dar Ia bienvenida monSeilor Chapelle acor-
dar la hora del desembarco.
So Un segundo repique general de cam
panaS, anunciard ell momento dc desembar-
car el Delegado Apostoco.
40 Ell deSembarco tendra lugar por la
dasena de botes, donde sera recibido eli Dele
gado Apostolico por e limo. Cabido Catedral
con el ceremonial de rl1brca; desde ali Sc
dirigira, con el acompaflamiento del p leblo ca
* 1o Toll. IL
tirse en- ella con los ornamentos ponti6cales
Sc Desde 10 Iglesa de Santa Ana Sc
6irigira el Deegado Apost6lico por las Gales
de Tetuan San Justoy Allen del Santo Cristo,
procesionalmente y bajo pao. la Santa Igle-
sia Catedral. en- la cual Sc veri6cara el recibi-
miento, conforme al Pontifcal Romano Sc can
tara un solemne Te-Deum, terninara la
ceremonial, con la bendicion pontifcal que dara
ell Delegado Apostolic a todos los fieles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
.H ninS|0 de los colonies In0eSQS
Mr. Chamberlain en- Durham
Manifestaciones que hizo.
Nueva York, sabado. - Noticias
recibidas de Londres dan cuenta de la
llegada de Lord Chamberlain Dur
ban.
En- dicha poblacion Sc le ha hecho
TN recibjmientO enthusiastic al mlniStrO
de las colonias inglesas,
Mr.ECharberlain, muestrase muy
satisfecho de su mission Y asi 10 ha ma
nifestado los reporters que fueron
Conferenciar con el
AI. Roosevelt. no Quie|e ser 0|hIQd0T
Persuade los poderes de que
deben reCurrir q La Hava
Contra SUI criterio

Nueva York, sabado.-Dice TN
telegrama llegado de Washington, que
Mr. Roosevelt en- vista de la actitud
de algunos miembros de su gabinete y
del Procurador General de los EstadOs
UnidOs, contraria en- un todo a que
eierza el arbitraje en- el cont1icto anglo
aleman-venezolano trata de persuadir
a los poderes de que Sc debe confar al
tribunal de La Haya, el arreglo de las
reclamaciones contra Venezuela.
Mr. Roosevelt, es partidario de la
intervention pero la actitud reSuelta
de Alemania y el desacuerdo de algu-
nos de sus ministries le han hecho va
riar de resoluci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
Ponce
20 de Diciernbre de 1902.

20 de DlCienbre de 1902.
Acompafado de su distinguida esposa, Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad, donde permanecera
algunos dias nuestro amigo don Luis Toro
Pasarell, socio de la "Porto Rico American To-
bacco & Co." de esa Capital.
~ Los americanoS Sc salieron de madres
aver por la noche.
Armaron escandalos por todas las GALES
centrcas, a Ia entrada del Casino, en- algunos
cafes. Estos Sc cerraron por algunas horas.
A TN polic1a, lie atropellaron, y TN pasano hlr1o
q garrotazos TN marino quien tne conducldo
al hospital militar. La policia tiene ordenes
para no molestar los marinos. "All rigt.
~ Ha regresado de su viaje New
York Ell propietario de esta ciudad don Juan
Cortada,
.#*x Dentro de breves dias Sc celebrara
en- esta ciudad una boda simpaticA Don Ma
nuel Leon PARA, Lcdo. en- Derecho, y la dis
tinguida sefiorita Aida Casals y Besosa.
x*x A la retreta que celebro anoche la
banda de bomberos, asistio poca concurrenc1a.
- Nos dicen que en- noches pasadas
sufrio un ataque el professor de instruction Don
Arturo Vega, mientras tranSitaba por la Gale
Atocha.
~ Esplendido result6 el bale del Ca
sno Celebrado anoche.
Ell Salon era reducido para Ia nutrida con-
currencia que asistio.
Ell arbol de navidad gusto mucho. ell
anbigd no dej6 NADIA que desear.
4 las de la :nadrugada termino la ale
gre fiesta.
~ va estan ultmados los preparativos
para ell concerto que el dia q de Enero Sc cele-
Drara benefcio del tenor seflor Golcochea.
Sera una fiesta muy lucida.
- Nuestro amigo don Agust1n Chavier
EMBARGO hoy para Santo Domingo, despues de
haber pasado algunas senanas entire nosorros
Buen viaie y buenos negoCloS .enga en- Su
actual residencla.
- Animadisno estuvo el bale con que
Cbsequi0 el Casino los nifoS de los se1lores
socios hoy las de la tarde
Armaron un alboroto Internal con Ia protu-
sion de iugueteS que les tCCar0n en- suerte, y Sc
portaron como buenOs balladoreS.
Otro aplauso para Ia Directiva.
- Entire los socios fundadores del Ca
sine: DC. Ponce. Sc rifara IN iaeso de oies@''te7
~ En- el sorteo que Sc celebr6 anoche
en el baiIe uel Casino, fueron agraciadas por Ia
suerte las seforas y senoritas sIgu entes
Sefiora do1la Antonia P. de Barnes, I'm
abanco; seforita Nieves Toro de Fritze, una
bosa de seda; se1orta Lola 'roro Vendrel
una soItiia; sefIorita Margot Emanuelli, un
abanco; se1orta Fernandina Almiroty una
pulsera; sehorita Emma Preston, TN abanico;
sedorita Mercedes Lohse, una GAIA de perfu-
mes.
49, Pasajeros que lleva el vapor Julia:
Para Macoris: Jose Cot Angel Sepilveda; Ele;
na Anglada; Agustfn Chavier; Cosme Torres
Vicente Coll; lose Hernandez;y Dolores Colon,
) dos nifIos Para Santc Domingo: Aurea Gil
menez. Para la Habana: Jose Abraham; Adol-
70 Camacho
~ Los seEores Fritae Lltud Compa-
11fa despacharon hey el vapor cubano ''Julia"
llevando para Cuba 200 cabezas de ganado y
rs sacos cafe.
~ Nacimientos inscritos: Juan de Ia
Cruz Terry, Amelia Eictoris.
~ Defunciones Etanislao Medina,
Emilio Gomez Justa Medina Inocencia Pat1-
netO.
Corresponsal.