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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
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Santos de ms1sna: Stos. Pedro
y Pablo ape. Siro y Casio obs. y efs.
y ste. Beneaicta vg.
Cartas dateniaas en- 10 administra.
clio de correos de esta eiudad:
Import & Export Co.. Lazs, An.
dres. Law, Adam LAW. Adam. Ma
neg, JOE. MAeaalsna, SrtA. Mora.
les, False. Molins, Jose. Miranda,
Felipe. MedinAs, Francisco Nc
Viatitiman, v. B. T. NoonAn,
John &c
Sc encuentra en- eata ciuaad oil
distinguido eacritor, don Luis Ro.
driguez Cabrera, redactor de "La
DamocraciA'. Saludamosls aten.
tamsnts.
ri Jefe de IL polieia iusular Mr..
Hamill ha dssistido la enviar OIL sar.
gsnto CArballeira &Csgnas anvian.
do en- su lugar 81 saY gsnto ssnor La.
vergne y al primero 10 traslada &
Rio Piearss.
El Gobernador de aeuerdo con
con ell informe del Attorney, IN me-
gado eli indulto que hicieran los con.
finAdos Guillermo Torres y Jose Pc
ma D&vila, sentaneiado por homiei'
dio 81 primero y por robo Ell ssgun'
d.
El G~obernaaor hi dispuesto sea
raspuesto en- su deatino al Official de
8 Sandal del pueblo do Hato Grande
don Jose BArreras.
Ha sidO sometido Ella aprobaci6n
del Jefs de Obras P6blieaa el plano
del desvio dc To- lines del Trolley, en-
SAnturce.
La Junta DirectiYa del Hospital
dc Maternidaa, celebrar6 an NEE
ting ell Lanss pr6ximo & las diez de
10 man ana.
Ha qusdaao otra vez desierta 10
subasta de 10 extraction de basuras
y bArriao de GALES. FL Alcalde
propondr& nj Conceio se aumente la
asignaei6n.
No Sc .ha presentRdo ningun
postor para eli rsmata de medicinas
6 enfermos pobres de los Districts
Ply 30.
e! Gobernador INFERNO senior
Hartzell ~hssrscibido esta msf1ana an
cable de Mr.. liant, aici6 ndole que Ell
Presidents h. iconcedido.un plazo de
90 dias para que los vapores costa
neros desembarquen Sd carga en- Ell
sitio en- que hoy 10 hacen, pero que
en- 10 successive, tendr6n que hacsrlo
en- otro lugar.
..MUEBLES. ..Se vanAen los de-
10 casa ndmero ID de la ealle de 10
Cruz.
Sc venden tambien plsntas de 50.
lon.
Horas dc 9 & II. q. m. 1. "a. p m.
a.. Is.
E sta manans sali6 para 10 eiuaad
del Sur Of vapor sPonce.D
Programs de las pie - que eieeu.
tara 10 Banda del Rigimisnto de
P. r. en- IL retrsta de sats noche en-
10 Plaza:
1-Marchs, sLo Meior de New I'm
2-Ooerturs, sChie de Principe.
3-Caprieho, 'AubadeP fintaniare'
...LReombe.
4-Sinfonfs sPoetas y AldeAposs
....Supp6
5-WAlz, aIndigo~ Straus.
6-DAnzs, &Idsalidad. So! miranda.
7-Marcha, sGobernador Wood.
ms
Star 5pAnglea Banner.
La def g eaeiA del Rey de Servia L.
dsbe 6 no hsher qusrido usar Ell
aqua de B oueh ARD que le hubiese
cambisdo Ell color del pelo.
MAnana salem para Gales, los dis.
tinguidAs seforitss Gaillermiua d.
villa, ADMINISTRATORS de correos de
dicho pueblo, y Sslmira Moves.
Feliz visje dese&mosles.
G6neros de dolores y blaneog pa.
"a camisas de cabRlleros, en- SIS
Bsyamonesa.
hay fkbrica y buenos ~cortAdores
en- 10 casa.
Acadia de Manatf
Sc encuentra vAeante una plaza de
meaico titular. Sc coneese1 20 dias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

Dos amigos resorren hxblando 10
ealle de Alcal&.
Ia tr~anseunte bostexs desmesura'
daments al pagar iu to G ellos.
-Ys tie he dieho-ex slama uno dc
los amigos dirigi6 adose G su comps.
naro-Sa to he dieho que no dsbes
hablar tan alto por 10 Gale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

Santos de msnsna: Stos. Pedro
y Pablo Aps. Siro y Casio obs. y efs.
y ste. Bsnedieta VIZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

Cartas deteniaas en- 10 sdministra.
clio de correos de esta eiudad:
Import & Export Co.. Lazs, An.
dres. Law, Adam LAW. Adam. Ma
neg, JOE. Maeaalsna, SrtA. Mora
les, False. Moline, Jose. Miranda,
Felipe. Medinas, Franeisco.s Nc
Viatitiman, v. B. T. NoonAn,
John E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
F A C E C A

Doloriao de pies q eabaxR, EXTRA
an caballsro OF una farmaeia y pide
an remsdio contra oil reumR
Tome ustea esto-.e dice ell bo.
ticario, prssentGndole un frasco.-
Su efeAcia 60 indiaeatible. Yo 10
uso con exeelentss resultAdos desde
hacs ounce amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

En- ssta Imprenta SO vsnds pspel
viejo & $40 anintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
Sc VRNDE

La casa que ocupAron Ell Hotel
Marina y Ell <Post Off cs2 en- Ponce.
Toda de mamposterfa, de alto, sta.
Msrina, esquina & Luna: renta 1900
dollars.
IoformarGn: en- Ponce, DON Carlos
Csbrera Cordero, 4, cAllej6n del
Amor y en- 10 Capital en- essa re-
dasci6n, Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

Sc encuentra en- eata ciudad oil
distinguido eacritor, don Luis Ro.
driguez Cabrera, redactor de "La
DamocraciA''. Salud&mosle aten.
tamants.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
cAPsULAS AMERICANS NO, s,

La Compahia Especialista del Norte de Nueva
York, que es la institution que tiene mayor practica
en- TODD ell mundo, en- el tratamiento de Intermediates
de hombres, ha perfeccionado hltimamente una pre-.
Dararlhn nara 1a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

ri Jefe de IL polisia iusular Mr..
Hamill ha dssistido aa envisr OIL sar
gsnto CArballeira 6 Csgnas anvian'
do en- su lugar 81 say g snto senior La
vergne y al primero 10 traslada &
Rio Piearss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
AB.C BEERS |
Famous the World Matured. Il
Oraer from astrtllon & Ochoa.
LA Reformada ESmeralda
CAFE Y RESTAURANT
%. -ALLEN - %.

AZ. - ALlIi AZ
Este establecimiento IA sdo completamente reformado. En- ell de-
partamento de comidas, existe I'm magnf6co ventlador el6ctrco que
refesca la atmosfera. Hay absolute impieza en- TODD y en- cuanto CO.
midas, las que esta casa confecciona son superores.,
FL cafe que aqui se prepare no tene rival, y Ell mas exlgente pa
rroquiano ha1lara cuanto sea de 81 gusto en- helados, chocolate, fam
bres, emparedados, etcetera.
viste listed LA REFoRMADA ESMERALDA de
A. BARR1o Y Co.
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and early to rise. That win be all on

and early to rise. That win be all on
this topic.
There was an incident yesterday that
was unpleasant. Nothing so awfully
bad, but it might as well be stopped.
Hanley was playing third, and not
playing It like a man who belonged
there could play il, which is not sur
prising. He is an outfieider and a top
notcher In his pOSitiOn-noue better in
sight. He made a few mizzles and a
man IN the grand stand, following one
OF the plays, Ventured to suggest that
Hanley bore a marked resemblance TO
lobster. Hauley heard it and marked
the man. When the side came IN he
bawled the man out, suggesting that
the man take a whirl at playing the
third bag, come out and have a roll in
the dust with him, and much more OF
the same tenor. Nothing profane was
uttered, but Hanley succeeded in
causing much distress to some Of the
ladies present by his belligerent atti-
tude before Colgan got over to stop
him. When he next came in Hanley
resumed his campaign against the
grand stand, singing out another man
and exchanging compliments with him.
1t is bad business. There will always
be few knockers at every game-men
who will bawl out players-but men
who have played so much baseball as
Hduleg SnOulQ pay no attention TO
them. It does no good. A ball player
is public character and must receive
criticism-harsh and unwarranted at
times-withouJ reply. 1t is the only
thing to do, even though il is hard TO
endure. Above all, ball player should
not lose his temper. tt makes things
unpleasant and hurts the mans play
ing by taking his mind off the game.
The players want TO understand the
majority of the fans of the town are
their friends and want to support them
all the time. A little charity both ways
viii help nightly.
The final games of the Los Angeles
series viii be played this afternoon.
There viii be two games for one ad
mission. and the first game will begin
at o'clock. Our team Will probably he
strengthened by the arrival of our
sorely-needed infielders and pitchers,
and we ought to get one Of the games.
If we win both we shall be breaking
even on the series so that things are
not so hopeless after all. People should
take into consideration the many adj
verse conditions against which the
team is struggling before passing judg-
ment. 1t was bad yestercay -mighty
bad-but not fatal. There Will be lots
Of opportunities to even up before the
creek freezes over.
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BUSY WEEK FOR
LOCAL H0RSEMEN
Meetings at Both Agricultural
and CaIder's Park.
POOL SELLING UNCERTAIN
THIS QUESTION WILL BE SET
TIED BY COURT TOMORROW.

The coming week promises TO be fun
OF interest for local hOrsemen. Manager
=. J. Montgomery Of Agricultural Park
announces that he win give four DAYS OF
racing, commencing next Wednesday
During this time the fastest and largest
string or runners by long odds that have
ever Deen brought together i'm the state
VII MI perform. Down at Calders park
Manager Hal Brown has arranged a pro
gramme Of harness events for July 24th
mat viii bring together the best animals
OF that class in the CITY Roth tracks
are out Tor the patronage, Of the public
and both have put forth their best
cards to draw the crowds.
The shutting down Of pool selling the
past week came as a big surprise to the
betting public and caused the postpone
ment Of the races at Agricultural park
The matter was carried into the courts
and viii come up for final settlement next
MONDAY The horsemen feel confident
lnal tney VIII win and on the strength
OF this have advertised their meetings.
Manager Montgomery Of AericuItuT-aI
park track states that he for one in
tends TO run his races whether pool SELL
ing is permitted or not while down at
Calder's the pool selling does not cut
such a feature in the races
over at Agricultural park Il is stated
lEdt the new grand stand viii be ready
Tor the opening date. next Wednesday,
and that the day has been set aside as
ladies day. all members of the fair sex
10 be admitted free The programme
Tor the opening day will be as follows.
First race-To be filled.
otCotu IdCe--F our ana 4 hall 1urlOng8
-Bonny Briar Bush, NJ. J. Shelly Aunia
Ethel G., Aunt Gertrude, Saxby. Come
Again. JnO Mackay
Third racc;;-Five-eighths. Of a mile
Maggie D, Samey Auen II Nellie May.
ArgOt, Populist. Big Dutch
Fourth race--Five and a half furlongs
-Tasso Maid. Chappy. Thisby, The Com
modore, Madame Bishop.
Firth race--Mile and 20 yardS-Lady
Katrina, Admetuc, Timber Jim, Pilot, In
Flctus. CharaXus. Bicycle.
IN vi los - l.
have an opportunity to see this kind of
speed animals. The programme was an
nounced last evening by Manager Hal
Brown as follows:
Free for all pace and trOt.-Purse 500
Free for all trOt for colts. 3 years old
ana under--Purse 800 Any owner can
start as many colts as he wishes.
Special trOt for named horses--Purss
500. Half mile heats: in s. Chester
,, owned by Spiers Bros. Ladysmith.
owned by DR.. W. s Ellerbeclt. EFna d
A. owned by DR.. Will L. Ellerbeck
Ihree-Quarter mile dash.-PUrse 800
SeVen-eighths mile dash.-Purse Sl00
American Trotting Association rules TO
govern, except that hopples are not
barred Five to enter and three to start
The association reserves the right to re.
1eCt anV and all entries
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JACK CLIFFORD COMING.
Matched to Meet Clarence English in
This Civ.

Eddie Robinson, manager Of Clarence
English. yesterday closed a deal with
Billy Lavigne of San Francisco. manager
of Jack Clifford. for a contest between
English and Clifford TO be pulled off in
this city about August 9Th. The date
has not been definitely settled and VIII
not be until after further negotiations
between IsOD-nsOn and Lavigne. The lat
ter and Clifford are now in Vancouver,
Wash. and will leave within couple Of
days for Salt Lake. Clifford IS well
known to local fight fans. English, how
ever has never fought around this part
of the country. but is we'll spoken Of
through the middle states. Robinson
wanted 10 get a match on between Her
rera and English, but did not feel like
making 12S ringside weight for the MeXi-
can. Robinson stated last evening that
he would handle the contest himself and
says he will pull off good show.
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be gone a couple of days. He says ne
NAV have a couple of new players to
spring on the public when he returns.
Fred Clark caught on with the Los
Angeles team yesterday. Manager
Reilly wired Helena asking how much
they wanted for Clark's release, and de-
cided TO paw IL at once to secure as good
man as Clark In all probability Clark
will be found on first for Los Angeles I'm
the game today.
NeDhi Thomas returned from Mt. Pleas
ant Yesterday. but will return tomorrow.
Thomas has caught on down in that
town and has been given a position to go
down there and pitch ball for the rest
of the season. They think he Is wonder
he will have little trouble holding his own
with the amateur teams around. those
parts.
A wire was received from w V. Car
rett last evening from Spokane stating
would bring along with him pitcher by
the name Of Rush, and Weed q third
baseman. He Is expected to be here in
time for the series of games between San
Francisco and Salt Lake next week.
Fisher. Salt Lakes short stop. has left
the city and did not inform the manage
ment Of the team where he was going.
cas- asking TO have Fisher suspended UNI
til further notice. Reynolds also said he
would have DIESEL suspended for not COM
ing on to Salt Lake.
The Highland Boy Smelter team de-
feated the Fort Douglas team yesterday
on the Highland Boy grounds by score
of y 20 10. r. Gum Of the Callers team
played great second base for the High
land Boy team. The batteries were:
Fort Douglas, Hunter and Deem; High
land Boy Ames and Marks
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DO NOE EXPECT a sTRIKE.

ToDeka. Kan. July 1S-EmpIoyes OF
the Santa Fe shops here do not expect 20
be called upon 70 strike as a result of the
discharge OF shopmen in La Junta. The
La Iunta men struck because their pay
checks did not arrive on time and then
We're discharged They now threaten to
cause a strike of all the shopmeE on the.
Santa Fe system An effort is being made
BY the leading shopmen here to have tho
company re-emplOy the In Junta men
and thus avoid the Threatened trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
OPINION OF
BASEBALL ON The COAST

y Spokane. July 1S.-W. V. Garrett =
y manager of Salt Lakes baseball y
y team, forecasts next years baseball >
= in the Chronicle today. He predicts y
= that Seattle, Tacoma, Portland. Los =
y Angeles and San Francisco will form ,
y a coast league next year. which y
= Spokane can enter if she chooses TO y
y do so. He predicts that Dugdale =
= will manage the Seattle team in the >
= coast league. He thinks Spokane =
= may join an inland league. >
= = - = = y =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19

New York July lS.-Quartered in a
stall at the Gravesend race track today
is McChesney the pride OF the racing
populacc or the west Early today un-
der the watchfuI eve OF r. NJ. Ladior. the
.fnan who will handle him and preoare
him for his championship struggle Of
Wednesday against Water Boy, McChes-
nev was sent cut for a galloping exercise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
FOR SECOND TIME.
Exmoor Golf Club of Chicago Won
Golf Trophy.

Milwaukee, July 1S.-The Exmoor golf
club of Chicago To-Day for the second year
took the Marshall Field trophy and II
the club can take the cup next year il
will remain in its possession. Twelve
clubs were entered, but only nine started,
and one of these, the Riverside Of Chi
cago. was forced TO drop out because Of
the indispositiOn of Bliss. its star lefthand
player.
The contest was of individuals against
DOGGY, which is forty for the course. The
EXmoor club finished 40 down on DOGGY
and the nearest competitor, Midlothian,
was 80 down The EXmOor players were:
w. E Emil II. G. Egan. r. II. McElwee,
w. J. Osborne and F. F. Cummins
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Nat Butler Beaten

Boston. July 1S.-GeoTge Leander Of Chi
Cago defeated De Guichard and Nat i,ut-
Ter in a fifteen-mile mOtor-paced race at
Charles River park this afternoon. Lee
ander won by Ia laps over De Guichard.
1929 3-5.
a three mile motor race between RU-
den. Schultz, Hunter. Champion and
second. Time, 1924 3-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
CALLED FOB ORDERS

Kingston, Jamaica, July 1S-The Ger
man warship Fake called here for or
ders. She viii proceed to Hayti tomor-
row owing to the gravity of the situa-
ton there.
70 announced that the conflict there be-
tween President Nord and the chambers
continued and had resulted I'm the proc
lamation of state of siege and the
calling out of the national guard.
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SLIPPED HER rTooRINGs.

Wide Water. Va. July 1S-Beaten Cor
hours by a strong southeast gale Prof
ship. slipped her moorings today and ira
veled two miles up the Potomac. An an
ehorage was finally found in shoal water
before the gale had abate6. Prof. lang
ley is said to have been on hoari during
the storm a temporary Interruption OF
the plans was the chief damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
FACTS FOR THE FANS.

Salt Lake and Los Angeles will play
dnubie-header at Walkers this afternoon
for one price OF admission. The first
game VIII commence promptly at ? D. m.
Heisman and Stopher. two new play
ers for the Salt Lake team. arrived from
Spokane yesterday. They are both pitch
ers.
Manager Reilly announced last evening
that he had signed Egan. former short
stOp for the Salt Lake team. and that
for the ress Of the season. Reilly says
he plfys like a coming youngster. and
that no. is. a good man 10 get hold Of.
J. W. REYNOLDS. manager or the Salt
J-slA teaHa- Left FOR Butte last evening to
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Gale Prevented Race.

New York. July 1S-The two Shamrocks
held fast 70 their mOOrings in the horse
shoe OF Sandy Hook nearly all day to-
dav. while d gale OF wind whistled in
the rigging. Despite tie rising gale,
Shamrock III started TO leave the Hook
az 1e a. M. to run off shore for race.
but before she passed the point OF tn
Hook rain began to fall and she returned
10 her u1oOrfnEs
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TWO BOYS DRoWNEn.

Lewiston Ida, July I7.-John Busmenn.
aged IA years. and John Driesel aged u,
we're drowned in the Clearwater river
here today. Both were swimming and
young Driesel becoming fatigued Bus
men went to his rescue. when both sank.
The bodies were recovered. Their .fami-
lies live in UniontOwn. Wash.
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sToRY ExAeaERATED.

Joliet Ills. July IS.-The destruction OF
Gardner. Ills. IN the storm last night
proves untrue. While the storm was the
worst in the history Of the town. no
lives were lost and no one was injured.
A few houses were damaged and shrub
berry was destroyed. Severe damage is
reported bv rain and wind. but no fatali-
ties in this vicinity have been reported
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
Local BowIers Make High Scores.

A match bowling contest was played
Yesterday between Blood and A. W.
Smith in which several high scores were
made The scores were away above the
average Of the work being done now be-
tween the two picked teams from San
Francisco and Denver in their telegraphic
match. BiOod'S average for the five
games was 210 As and Smiths 30. which
far exceeds anything done in the bowling
league last winter. The scores for each
game were as follows:
Blood 80 ...--.-.-175 246 113 247 HS-1,O54
Smith 80 ........234 I72 1SS 231 225-1, $50
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stood to 4 against the locals, In order
to let the Boston players catch their
train. Williams, the new Chicago short
stop, showed to advantage, Attendance,
R. H. e.
Sncago - .s-.--...--...--. --.sss--.-S
Batteries enefee and King: Pittinger
and Dexter.
Second game
Boston 49, ..:..-...- s..,.t........, 10
Battertes-W eimer, Iundgren, Wicker
and Killing; MalarSey and Dexter
Pittsburg July 1S-Pittsburg won in
the ninth on Viewers single, two outs
and Beaumont's long hit to right. The
game was close and exciting. Attend
ance, 1870. Score:
Pittsburg .. ......................3 >
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Batteries-Philippi, Smith and Weaver;
Miller and Warner.
st. Louis, No. July ls.-Brooklyn won
by batting RhOades all over the field.
Garvin, who pitched for the Brocklyns
was very effective and almost invincfble
in pinches. Attendance, $500. Score:
r. H. Z.
Brooklyn . ...........S Il 1
Batteries-RhOades and J. O'NeiH; Gar
win and Ritter
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. o.. July 18-Cincinnati would
have taken both games but for two err
rors In the tenth inning of the first game
when two hits let in the winning run
Tor Philadelphia. Attendance, 5000.
Score.
First game
r. H. L.
lst,t Sisii,.l -.'-.'.'s'.'..s..'s..4 u
Batteries-Ewing and Bergen; Sparks
Second game
R. II. L.
Cincinnati e.. ....-.........-.......6 10 2
Philadelphia -. ..l..........-.-.-3 10 /
and Doom.
b. ChicSuo, .Jiilv 1S.-Chicago won the first
game S 13-inning contest by superior
play at critical times The second game
went against the home team. Umpire Mo-
raa calling the game in ChicagO'S halt
Of the eighth inning, when the score
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
Owner Ia Tronble

New York. July 1S.-The stewards Of the
BRIGHTON Beach Racing association have
ordered that the entries OF r. IT. Brown.
owner of If You Dare, be refused and
have referred his case and that Of Train
81 Lee Brown TO the Jockey club for
f=rther action. II. r. Meyer was fined
500 because his horse. Star and Garter
was late in getting TO the paddock for
the last race.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
HAs a Gnnh RECoRn-

Butte. Mont. July iS.-CoL Leon - Ma
tile. commanding the Twenty-foUrth in
fantry at Fort Harrison. who h 10 be
promoted to a brigadicr-ge neralshin ana
retired August Sth, has been I'm the Juitcd
States army fOrty-two years. he en-
tered In 1865 as a private at eighteen. He
served through tho civil war, a number
of Indian wars and the Philippine
trouble
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WITNESSES RFLEASED

Paris, July lS.-Upon the application or
counsel for A. J. MOranne and LUcien
Mas. the Witnesses in the Fair will
case. Who were arrested ,OD Wednesday
in connection with their testimony gwen
in New York the examining magistrate
has ordered the prisoners provisional re-
lease.
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Game Postponed.

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. July 1S.-The cricket
match between the visiting Philadeiphians
here Thursday. was abandoned today on
account of rain.
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American Boat Won.

London, July 1S-The American built
schooner yacht Navahoe, formerly owned
by Royal Phelps Carroll. but now the
property Of George w. Watjens was the
first boat to reach Deal in the handicap
yacht race from the Island OF IIeligoland
70 this place, which was started Thurs
day. There are three prizes for the rae
ers, $500 $3.50 and S125, given by the
Royal Temple Yacht club.
Among the starters in addition to the
NavahOe. were Emperor William Me-
teor, the Empress Iduna, the Comet and
the ThereSe