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La Vuelta al h0gar.

Perdone ell Sr. Brau 81 usurpo
en- IN presenciA ell tftulo de uno de
aus trabajos literArios ore hace va
muchos amos lef: 81 Ell fn-como di-
jo uu poftico de nombradfa jusJifca
los naedios, despues del delito cometi
do queda tranquils mi conciencia: no
teugo NADIA de que arrepentirme.
SArrepentirse cuando vuelven nj
solsriego asilo los hijos proiigos,
c,mo tornan las ircautas Ia'omas la
soto AbAnuona do?
All, no, imposiblel
SQaS mucho que las aves regre'
sen, cuando ell aleve cazador les rom
do y el milano asechas
TEMPO era 70! PArecfa-iy aun
parecel-q. el alma puertorriquefls,
carsada de esperar en- el limbo de
su desventura, ell santo advenimien
to del derecho y de 10 libertad, de
eesperanzada al cabo, obligada por
el acicate de nm dolor sin te 'miuo, sc
vendfa al repugnante fantasmae del
suici lido.
Y ESQ no puede ser.
Los pueblos, como los indivi.
dues, trAs esos perfodos tumultua-
rios que Sc auceden en- su vida, des.
co mpopiendo sus organismos, reac
cionAn como obedien tes secreto i'm
pulso: son nj igual de caudalosos
r los, las ondas de los cuales crecen,
Sc hinchan, salen de madre y rompen
per todo hasta que llega el momento
on q las corrientes SO repliegan, Sc
encAuzsn y siguen las aguas su ma
turs1, sef1alado curso.
No extrafla mf que socieda
des formadAs Al calor de arcaicos
aogmas, cuando al trav6s de los item
pos que todo 10 trAnsforma y modifi
ca, avanzan con pasos de gigantic en-
el camino del progIeso y llegan 6
virlumbrar Ampiios y dilatados hori-
zontea en- elcielo de 10 porvenir, no
nos extrafla, decimos, que esas socie.
dades, invirtiendo terminus, rebasan
do Ilimites precisos, confundiendo
ideas Y cosas, 81 en- In forma semejan
tes en- su esencialidad dcompletamente
distintas, querierdo hallar L. liber-
tad encuentren To- licencia: es ESQ To-
locurA de ID algeria.
lQu6 ell edifcio puertorriquef1o
se siente conmovidof iQue el pueblo
en- estado de febril excitaci6n, & Sc.
meiA1zA del Oceano, rule y ae en-
brAvece?
Tel acontecio en- Francia al des-
ce11irse de su cuerpo el manto de
vetustas monarqufas colocar sobre
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SD fcen te ell gorro frigio, sfnbolo de
su dem ocr&tica rep1blics,
Y asf como & In vieja Gala con
sus druidas. nj rededor del sagr ado
mu4rdago, sucedio 10 Ff&neia de aho
r. CON aus populares cAmaras y sus
pooulares Y sabiss leyes, suce lefa
a. Puerto Rico colonia, el Pto Rico
sutonomo, el Puerto Rico Estado.
A las naciones aptas para desem
p. mar en- ell mundo libres funciones
70 debe espantarles ell estamp pido del
c. nor: 10 ba-ricada es 10 precursors
del dere cho.
Del mismo modo one debs suce
dor las collect vidAdes, que 81 en- oil
g1n campo aparece justificado Ell de
recho de conqufsta, es en- Ell campo
de 10 ciudadaifs.
Ii ciudadanfa! 5Que como sc
conquista?
No por ell camino del Q esc&ndalo,
no con L. confusa griterfA de una es-
tulta muchedumbra sin conciencia
de sus propics actos; no llevando al
individuo 6 oscuTas cArceles cuando
To- idea queda an el ambiente, pura y
por encima de las paredes que le
aprisionan, no: sc conquista combi
nando &tomo5 para hacer que 10 mo.
le surja con su fuerzs efectivs; Sc
con sigue, mejor que CON el brillo de
la espRda, CON el falgurante relam
psgueo de la pluma
<No temo-decia en- memorable
OCCASION nm orador insgne en- 81 con
greso espAf1ol-no temo sl Sr. Mi
nistro della guerra con sus ejercitos
y sus cafones: temo al de gracia y
jus ticia con sus escuelas.
1C6mo Sc consigue 10 ciudada.
nfA y con ella 10 salvaci6n de 10 pa
tria?
va vamos & verlo: Y an llegaudo
los obreros que han de hacer eI ira
bsjo:
Rosendo Matt snzo.
Julian B.anco
Rafael del Vale.
z ano Gambia.
Manuel Pasarell.
Y otros y otros. ae es ell CRU
po pequefio? bah! Cristo comenz6
solo y redimi6 mn mundo.
Los grandes ideales humanos
SON de un orden Qualitative:
No Sc pesan.
Las avea retornan. Van lie gando.
La Vuelta al hog&r!
Ramdn Maria Torres.
Agosto de 1902 a.
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Bien venida-.

Asf sea al isrdfo Santurceflo 10
bella trigue1a de Manatf Isabel
B andino que con objeto de pasar
una corta temporada squf Sc encuen
ira hospedAda an 10 casa de 10 dis
tin euida familia Balseiro Gaorgetti.
SEMPER.
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Una Carta.
Hemos recibido 10 cue sigue;
xAfiAsco 8 de Agosto 1902.
SSr. Director de
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LA CORRESPONDENCE.
San Juan.
SMuy sefior mfo: suplico q usted
Sc sirva hAcer pdblico por medic de
su peri6dico las siguientes mani
fe stAciones:
4Desde ID formation del Partido
Republicano en- In Isls, ipgres6 en- 81
fernando en- IL actualidad parte del
Comit6 de este pueblo.
Vista 10 Actitud que toman las
cosas y no queriendo cargar con min
gun sSAn BsnitoS me retro, quedan'
do en- Actitud independents.
De usted CON 10 mayor conside.
erAcion.
EeZine 2e1Lea
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Quebradillas.
(De maestro corresp0nS0z

Agosto Is. Aver Domingo con
trsjeron mAtrimo onio cat6lico en- este
poblado ell distipguido joven Don
Rafael MufIcz con lS bella y virtuosa
sef1oritA Tomasa Igartua.
Celebrose la boda en- 10 casa de
los padres de la novia los cuales OBJ.
sequiAron esplerdidSmente los
concurrentes CON nm excelente OIL.
muerzo y pzofusion de dulces y lico'
res.
Eterpa lima de mi6l deseAmos &
10 feliz par sy que el 'ar gel
de 10 felicid&d Ronrfa siempre en- el
nuevo nido que ACADIA de fundarse.
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Agosto 18. Anoche se ha cele
brado un esplendido bale de artesa
ros en- los salones de la casa Ayun'
tAmiento La mi sica msgn1fica, CO.
mo que su director era Dachesne
Pronto habr& fiesta en- este pue'
bio de In congregation del Cora z6n
de JESUS. FL novenario empiezA Ell
26 del corriente, y se dice que con
tai motive estar& animadfsimo este
simpatico pueblo. Habr& baites, fac
gos artificiales, carreras de caballos
y muchAs cosas mas. Y sobre todo,
un grupo de lindfsimas s: f1oritas can
tara en- las novenas
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81 Inspector
de Sandal del NOrte
en- Carolina.
Destruction de artlculos
nocivos a Ia salud p1bli-
ca.
(De maestro corvesponsal.)

Agosto Is. Sc ha dejado yer
por eate pueblo,. .el Inspector de Sa
nidad del DistriEo, Doctor Salds IA,
quien giro una vista sl Comercio,
panaderfas y por 10 poblaci6n en- ge'
neral. Mand6 quemar algunas Ii
bras de bacalao y dos j&mones que
estaban en- NAL estado y algunos bo.
Hos de pan de anfs que { 50 parecer
estaban crudos. TAmbien orden6 la
clausura de tres hornos por no reu
mir las condolences higi6nicas por 10
cual hoy no hay sino una panaderfa
que fabrique y 10 es To- de Don Julian
Ortiz.
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Carolina.

de maestro cogvesponsoI. J
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To the cdo of A Raushenp of the City of San Juan and
district aforesaid bankrupt
NOTICE hereby given that the 26 tn day of August A. D.
1902 of creditors will be held office Ieuan
the City Porto Ri o the alter
which time the said creditors attend their claims
and transact such other business properly before said
meeting.
August tn 1902 ANDRES B. CROSAS.
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Adelante.

Con el simpktico nombre del aro
moso xGeraEeo, se ha constitnido
uLa ssociaci6n de bellas damas y
apreciables i6venes de esta buena
sociedad con ell exclusive obieto de
de dar bs lies y featas entire los aso.
ciados que componen aquella.
Oportur amente publicaremos el
Reglamento y dAremos 6 conocer los
nombres de las bellas congregAdas
entire laeque fgnran las distir guidas
g. 11oritas del Valle.
Pronto se estreLarA dicha aso'
ciac. 6 con una sgradable fiesta.
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I'm esta tipografia sa hace toda
Glass da trAhalos precios mod leos
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En- esta imprenta SO vende pa
o II de peri6dicoa & S240 al euintel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

Fur eggs and eolllre,tss at Martin CoL ways new store, io-23'u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

Mems nsckwelr, the Ping Pong scaTt X etc. at Martin ConwlY's new store. Io-2}
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

: 5l16Z:is and quilts at Clayssn's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

Mining blanks at tsi, Onoa
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07
Haa. Club Presidency

Mvor Barney MoGse Of Log Cabin ar r.yeI cu ,hs Jr4in yss,sriay evening lt Is said by his enemies that he Is in the c,,y p-sss.og hts candidacy for the position as president oi the a .nsc cub. Mayor Nc Gee denies tbs allegation and says that the story was ssr,ei by Myor Dunllp fof the purpose of lrjIH & his reautl,ion. Mayor McG. .e slvs his clntiiicyi ii such it may be called, for the chief m gIsuay oi the Hans Club. Is to the hands of hls friends.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Mr. and Mrs, E.A. Murphy lst, on yssisrd d'y's trala fO' Whi,eh'rSs.
 Attorney Shacl<lsfori and wife are sx- pec,ed home on the Humboldt from Juneau. w. .H. Hinrum, heretofore ageot for the CHh5ri Sliton at whl,ehorSs has aeesp,sd ap islti5n ss bookNsepsy for c. W. fouaG' furniture and hardware mn ot Junsau.
 -O- Charles Mlrtlo has arrived from the ln- tsTi5r. Capt. L M. Abbott, Yukon nlviga'or' Is st the Grand hotel.
 -o- N. Tcwnsler. chief engineer of ths Thistle. Is at the Grind hotel, awaiting steamer for the South. s. E. On mb,rs, ol CIrIbOu. Is as ths Dewey hotel.
 James Allsr, Of B.nns,,, Is a, the Dewey.
 CcuocIlmln Cobun and wife left on the Fsrallon i5r Seattle Co rsm1in all winter, EA. GI51ll, and family hYs moved Into ths R5nisn 'ori resi- isncs on Seventh anI Main.
 Mr and Mrs. BoNley go South on the a mb'lji tyr,he winter. Jl,k Burnett was on the street again yss,sr.av after a s.sgs with lt caught as result ot the s-wmill Ore.
 70 Capt. Mrsh, of the Thistle, Is In the cty and registered at the grant' Division Engineer Victor z. Hihni has returned from a trip over the lusto White horse.
 Jujg, ,I J. Rogers returned from Hainss on the FiIlll5n,
 -o- Cspt. w. P. Richlrjscn Is expected Co return from Hl'nes on the Humboldt. C. a. DsWitt hls returned from A,lin, where he has been eng get at hydraulic m.riog 1ll sgmme-. Hs h's closed down f5t Jhe sumner He WIS accompanied by Llwrsnte DsWit,., his sJn.
  M-. Marquis, who owns the apartment house at the som . cf State stree, and Tlr. avenue. has returned from the h. ,s-.lr
 
 A.G. Howard PJvs, is at the Golden N,rh f-1m'A,.D.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07
The Northern Pacific

Runs the finest trains between Puget Sound and St. Paul. ltS flmOus 'NCfJh Coi>t Ln.fst" affords every convenience as well as luxury known Co the modern travel. Tickets Co all points in the United States and CiDail. li you contemplate t-ip Esst. c8Il on or write Co A, llnlinG ,Gerl. Agent. Taeoma, or L A. Nideau, Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising :oIumns of the Alaskan each day. They can these columns closely. Business men do you want resultsl We have the proper medium. Phone 70 for the man with the rate card Co call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07
Girl Wanted

Sulst.on for a girl. lrqulfe at Hermln Ghmm's. corlsr Sixth avenue and flask . street, u 7-d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

li you want Co gath entrance Into the nomes 0f the buying class, place your at' srIsement in the l9lilv Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

Belle or LsuustUu Whlskey-elgh' years old-just out of government bond
 and Three Crown Diamond Malt whis- rev-s,.s0sV VugO--ss us sssoGs salOOa'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

The best people in the cItv pltronlze the Seattle Saloon. |, serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07
For Sale. o;d Paper.

OIL plp,r, as; bunaI, at thI, office. (
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-07

/ Spring cbI,ksn a, the Pack Train r,s-
 llurlnt.
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SAN COOK AND THE LOBBY.
INFAMOUS CALDWELL. CASE.
tContlnurd from last week.
InnL Nn "a 81 MI


II understand" Mr.. Cook continued.
''that during the last campaign Mr.. Scibcrt,
ut the request of Mr.. Frank Z. Walsh.
called up Walton H.. Holmes over the long
distance telephone and asked him to give the
county committee $1,000 for the county cam
paign. Mr.. Holmes told Mr.. Seibert that
he had already arranged to do so"
IF Mr.. Scibert told YOU that he told a
falschood," declared Walsh. ut is not
true. | did not ask him to call on Mr..
Holmes for money and when Mr.. Holmes
did contribute $1,000 it was promptly re-
turned to him."
That's my recollection of the fact
replied Cook.
Mr.. Seibcrt did call on Mr.. Holmes
for money for us, but not ut my request
said Walsh.
''IIe told me it was done at your re-
quest" was Cooks answer.
Nov, don't YOU know that without
any request from me Mr.. Scibert did ask Mr..
Holmes for $1,000 for our campaign and that
we sent it back ut once?" Walsh asked.
II never heard of any money being
sent back" said Cook.
"When you sent $1,000 to help the To-
cal campaign you did not tell us it was cor
poration money, did you,' Walsh asked.
1.-THE money was sent from the gener-
al fund collected, as | have already told you,
from various sources. ! don't consider the
collection of campaign money from corpora
tons, which are willing to give without ex-
acting promises, to be improper"
''Mr. Cook" asked Walsh, sin your
letter about Cardwell you treat an attack on
you as an attack on the Democratic party
are You the Democratic party of Missouri?''
IL certainly do not regard it in any such
light as that. | do say, though" said
Cook, ''that u man who attacks Mr.. Seibert,
who is the head of the party organization, us
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Sinking
& r.. ~

fainting, smothcfirq, r.. -
ton, pain in leit side, s.. mesa
of breath, irregular or MT
tent pulse and rctalC c- -
ton all come fom q vs. cr
defective heart. Cyc.camc
these faults by building - sc
heart-muscles and m. TIC
heart-nerves strong ard vi 1r-
Gus. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
is the remedy to uSe. :: is
the best.
81 had fain;lhg nnl snotiicr-
Ing spells, dizziness win
feeling In my bend ana lrr
stomach, heard Of Dr.
Heart Cure and 40 once D., 80
use. could q m iUI,u'. 10
after the first dOsr. unl Ii.t go
bottles cured me cumrlcttN."
y. LAL4E.ian, Romeo, Alch.
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1880 Song service
$3.50 Opening sermon, Rev. Thomp-
son Penn.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE Is.
$3.50 Devotional service
300 Completing Organization
0:ij Reports from Epworth League
10 800 Address OF welcome Mr..
L. s. Davis.
1915 Response DR.. O. c. Emmer-
son
1890 Sermon Rev. w. A. Hanna
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
300 Devotional Service
2:i5 The object of the League Rev.
j. w. Kimbrell.
2:3O Has its purpose been realized?
Rev. j. d. Hunt.
2:I5 How may its power and use-
fulness be efficiently develop
cd? Rev. II. l.. Stout.
3 100 General discussion.
wEDNEsD AY EVENING.
1880 Song service
: 800 Young men and society, Mr..
c. w. Ellis
Young men and business, Mr..
II. l.. Hodges
Young men and the church Mr..
c. G. Collctt
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10.
$3.50 Devotional service.
Departmental discussions.
900 (a) Devotional Miss Jessie Fer
guson.
(b)Ci arity and help Miss Ger
trudc Hodges.
(c) Literary.
MISSIONS.
10 ;00(a)Our Own Mission and Mis-
sionaries.
Cb)Thc Evangcllzation OF the
world, Miss Nellie Western
nan
0;3O Our own church literature.
10: o. Some distinctive Methodist
teaching u young people
should know.
BUSINESS.
II 800 Reports OF committees.
Selecting place for noxt Confer
encc.
Election of officers.
Miscellaneous.
JUNIOR RALLY.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10.
200 Devotional services.
OUR CHILDREN.
2:3O (a)Their present training,
Miss Ora May Nunnclly.
Cb)Thcir future usefulness,
Mrs. T.. S. Allen.
300 Are we holding our girls and
boys2 Miss Virgie McClcary.
THURSDAY EVENING.
1880 Song service
500 Conference sermon, Rev. j. IL.
Jackson.
Officers.
Rev. e.. o. Ransford, District Pres.
Miss Adah Jones, Secretary
Rev. H. l.. Stout, Musical Director
Rev. Jno. Anderson p. L. and
chairman Elk. Com.
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Pitman Hcnslcy, Chas. Wilson,
and w. b. NJ. Cook were in Wells
Vile Tuesday.
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Dr.. Mlzlcs'
Heart Cos!

is a heart and blood tonic OF
unequaled power and never
fails to benefit if taken in time.
Sold by druggists on guarantee.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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tnc honesty ana integrity Of tne party
''ln the campaign of 1893" Mr.. Cook
continued. ''there was but one such propo-
sition made. There was a contest in the
18th senatorial district between Mr.. Boyden
and Mr.. Tandy. 1t appeared that if Boy
den was placed on the ticket it was in the
interest of of Mr.. Landrum, the Republican
nominee. You (to Walsh) was there and
wanted to recognize Boyden. We took a
recess and during that time n member of the
committee came to me and said we could
get all the campaign money we wanted if
we would recognize Boydcn. | said ]
would resign the craftsmanship first and
fought it out and Mr.. Tandy was elected"
Walsh insisted on the name of the
members being stated publicly. Cook said
it was not Walsh, but he would not name
the member nnless forced to do it,.
''BiLL" PHELPS DONATION.
Cook said he wished to explain what
had been referred TO in the testimony about
the Col. Phelps contribution in 1896.
II was chairman then he said, land
Col. Phelps gave me his check for 500.
.Afterward we needed $4,000 more. Col.
Phelps paid it. Col. Carroll had paid $1,000
in the part raised for Gov. Stephens.
When il came time for us to file our report
u personal friend of Gov. Stephens came to
me and, on behalf of the governor. asked
that the $1,000 given by Col. Phelps he
entered rs having been given by some one
else. At the request of Col. Phelps. in COM
pliancc with the governors wishes. | enter
ed the Phelps $1,000 as paid by myself. |
also. in 1893. entered $1,000 paid by Col.
Carroll rs collected by myself.
who came to you from Coy. Steph
cns?'
II prefer not to tell"
But we insist
at was Mr.. Ed. Il. Orcar.' (Mr.
Orcar was insurance commissioner under
%Stephens.)
Walsh-''Did you ever ask n governor
to sign II bill while YOU was state chairman"
Il did
ibid you go among the members of the
legislature aud ask them to vote for any
bill?"
Il did. | stayed in jefferson City
several days urging the passage of what
, was called the horse breeders bill"
And you know this bill authorized or
. legalized the betting on horse races inside
: of inclosures?'
: Cook-''lt broke up the poolrooms."
''But it lcgalized gambling on horse
races
POSSIBLY it did. | was requested by
5 DIR. McAllister, of my home town, Mexico,
to go to jefferson City and urge the bill,
not because | was state chairman, but be.
cause of my acquaintance in the state"
Jourdan followed with a line of ques.
t tons which brought out the statement that
the breeders bill had driven poolrooms on
t of st. Lonis. The bill was the one which
legalized selling pools at race tracks on pay.
q ment of license. 1t was the cause of a hare
fight in the legislature of 1899.
~ want to say something about Col
Carroll" Cook said. ''IIe has always beer
II liberal contributor. He gave his checl
for 81 900 in each of two state campaigns
and gave the national committee $1,000 a
ono time. lie has nlwnys Diyen freely I,
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announcements
We arc authorized to announce
GEO. BETHEL

as a candidate for Sheriff, subject
to the Republican nominating con-
vcntion July 2S.
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PROGRAM.

For the Eighth Annual Epworth
League Conference, Mexico Dis
trict 10 be held ut M0bcrly No.
June ", rs, 10, 1907.
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Precinct Mass meetings july ri.
County Nominating Convention at
Montgomery july %.
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Judicial Convention at Joplin July |,
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Senatorial Convention at Montgomery
ly -.
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Congressional Convention at Mont
gomery July %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-19
BASE BALL In MANILA.
Game Said to Be Very Popular in the
Far-OH Country.

It is said that in Manila great interest Is
being taken in base ball. T. ]. McGrath.
manager Of the champion base ball team
of Manila, writes to friend in the United
States as follows .'"'
1--WE are some 10000 miles away from the
seat Of government-in other words. the
home of the cranks'-but you can readily
perceive that We are keeping up the sport
on a standard basis, We try to keep In
touch with the fans of Gods country and
are ready at all times to either exchange.
sell or buy any players that happen to be
tired Of that section of the globe.
The club which has for the past three
years been the leader about Manila Is the
Land Transportation Base Ball Club. This
team Is made up Of clerks and employees in
the land transportation corrals of the quar-.
termaster's department Of the United States
army, and under the immediate direction Of
Capt. Archibald w. Butt. quartermaster.
U. 8. A. In Manila the team Is known as
the Il. T. c.
1.-THE trophy held by the club is punch
bowl offered by the American Bazaar. a
mercantile house in Manila. This league
comprised four teams, each playing four
teen games. and of the fourteen the win
ming team took eleven and lost three.
THE present season began November i.
and the league then became larger. admit
ting two more teams. An up-to-date ball
park. with a grand stand seating 1900 peo-
pie, is also feature. and this illustrates to
what an extent the game Is taking In Ma
Mia"
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the crescent citE trAek at New. Orleans
yesterday afternoon in an suspicious man
ner with dis new stable OF horses.
He started three thproughbreds. two Of
which won and The bther was seconds
most creditabie Ahod ing and proof that
the great trainer has not lost his skill In
sending horses to the post At to win.
Harry Wilson, John Peters and Commits
sioner Foster carried the famous black
and white" OF Hlldreth. The bookmakers
and talent were so certain that sam" had
them primed up for their races that each
horse opened up, and closed favorite.
Heavy pn1 %Ees the betting on every
would have been hard hit AS It was the
followers of the stable carried away a
slight amount as interest on the money
invested.
I Andes had hts speedy boots on and
beat Harry Wilson out easily in the final
run home The latter was slow to And
his stride and was not In full swing until
he reached the stretch. He then closed
fast and finished second, but was unable to
reach Andes, who won easily
John Peters, played from to S down to
to 10. beat Ben Mora out cleverly for the
fifth event by rush. Cannon rode him
admirably, saving much ground on the
turns, and this, cotipled with clever finish
enabled him to secure the decision. With
Commissioner Fostar Cannon had scarcely
anything to do but guide his mount, for
the horse was many pounds better than his
rivals and showed the way from start to
finish.
Vesuvia, at 20 to 1. was the surprise of
the day. He won the third race because
Tiny" Williams, on Alfred c.. the favor
lite, waited too long
The stewards suspended another Jockey
yesterday afternoon. They did not like
Pickering's handling OF Sontag in the OPEN
Ing race, and after Questioning him closely
regarding 1t they decided to suspend him
indefinitely pending further investiga tions.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

Trainsr Hildreth Makes Good Start
With His New Stable. il
Sam HIldreth entered into the sport It