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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
INJUNCTION WON
THE KENNER STAKE
Large Crowd Witnessed Good
Gard Of Races at Sara
toga Yesterday.
CIV Associated Press. J


SARATOGA N, r.. August 1o,-seven
events were on the card for to-day's rae
ing. which was witnessed by large
crowd The kenner stake Of 5000 was
won by y. p, keenes Injunction, an
added starter: Sir Worhles took the lead
at the start but after half mile Rela-
BILE headed the others and led into the
stretch. There Injunction and Short Hose
passed tho WaterrEess colt. Summaries:
First race--slx furlongs-IngQJd q to j
first, Irene Lindsey &c TO y second The
Guardsman 90 to y third, Time, lie Is.
Second lase--steeplechase, handicap,
full cOurse-Tankard 10 to d first beau
IDEAL e 70 y second, Daryl g to y third.
Third receive and half f,ulongs-
OCEAN Tide els to 81 first Jevenai Maxim
6 to y I! SECOND, Wizard @ to 81 third.
Fourth race-The kenner, mile and a
quarter-Injunction g to . first, Short
Hose (6 to y second. Reliable Is to j
third. Time, 2:0S:
Fifth rucs-six furlongs--The Minute
Man Is to j nrst Grown Prince (le to j
second, EoTi;Ioor u TO y third. T'A,e.
1:lS.
Sixth race-,nile- Lady Potentate e to
j FIRST, Syrlln u to j. second, Royal QS
10 81 third Time, 1889 So.
Seventh race--lye and a half furongs-
T9isaa 60 to 2 iirst MoRas STE 40 to 9
80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
MR.. WISE AND THE BOX
A Mistaken Impression as to His Name
Having Figured

The erroneous Impression has gono
abroad that Captain John S. Wise. OF
New York, after engag cling box for tho
Richmond Horse Show cancelled Same
for fear OF social ostraclsm. There has
been. so far as can be learned, absolutely
no foundation for reports To this effect.
and the Horse Show officials have given
out 20 statement or intimation that would
lead to this conclusion.
Because Of lhe great interest taken by
Mr.. Wise In the last horse show, tho
management set aside a box for the next
exhibition and entered 1t In tho name
or Mrs. Wise. It was learned lIht week
that Mrs. Wise would not DO able to at
tend the show, and her name was accord
ingly erased from the list and that OF
an exhibitor was substituted
Mr.. Wise has written the following let
ter to the New York Times on the SUBJ
feet:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
WON CHAMPIONSHIP.
Englishmen Defeated the American
Players. L-- .... ... L.n I.
(By Associated Press

(Ey Associated Press.)
E NEWPORT. r. l., August 19.-The
American lawn tennis championship in
doubles was won to-day for second time
by r. s. and H. L Doherty, the famous
British team. who defeated Kreigh Col
champions in straight sets-7-5, e-3, 6-3.
Collins and Waidner were the players
from whom the Dohertys won the cham
pienshlp last year, but to-day's contest
was much moro notable than tho former.
Both pairs showed wonderful Improve
ment over any previous form, and while
tho Americans were stronger and more
steady and accurate than during the last
season, the Englishmen were able not
only to show equal skill. but to surpass
even the best that their opponents could
cfter.
In the singles w, ]. Clothier defeated
G, u. Sands. t3F3E fsl3-,' s.f !i5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
LUTHERAN SYNOD
Rev. Peter Miller Elected President,
SYnodlcaI Commission.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
WOODSTOCK, VA August l0.7The
virylnla Synod OF the Evangelical Iuth-
eran Church, in session at Mount jack
son, this. morning received reports from
the president and secretary and q, partial
report from the treasurer. showing col
.lectons of $4,000.
Rev. Refer Miller. of Rio. w. Va. was
elected president; Rev. Z. l.. Folk. Mount
Jackson, vice president: Rev. L. !; Smith,
D, p, Strasburg, secretary and Mr.. L..
S...W1lker Woodstock treasurer.
At II clock this. morning tho. synodl-
cal communion service was held. The
head, president Of Roanoke College. .otll-
ciated. sk;ty-hve delegates and a large
number OF visitors have. been enrolled.
The Synod will continue in session until
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
RESULTS OF RACES
AT HAWTHORNE TRACK
/ Try Associated Press

CHICAGO, ILL, August 1o.-Resdlts
. FIRST I s'i receive furlongs-Determt
tlon g to y first, Rusk {! to y second
Durbar rs to y third. Time, 1902 3-5t
Second raee-x stacplochnse short course
indian III. @ to 81 first, Raulaker, q, to
~ second, Oliver Nc. (25 to ID third.
Third race-si9 furlongs-A. D. Gibson
11 to 81 first, Wainamoinen e to y sec
ond, Belle Ormona Q3 to y third. Time,
1:13.
orsna 70 to s. first. Tho Giver e to %
second. Huzzah GS to y third. Time.
Fifth race--mllo and seventy yards
i 'second, FrIvol Us to y thirdss$Time.
slxth racc--nve and q. halt tyrlones--
29 Rpmo g f. 2 t f. Apa {Rf4G 6 ID
/ .O73-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

. .
!. At Boston: Cincinnati shut out the To-
calls IN the first game Of double-header
I o-day, but hard hitting and some luck
turned the tables In tho second. g-t
Score: 44$ r. H: e.
Boston ...........0 oooo0ooo-0 6 i
Cincinnati 9........1 002000036 II /
Batteries: Malarkey and Moran; Hahn
and 'Peitz. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, john
stone. { f}tS 5{tll isl55 &5s ,tE y,
Second game: # il@
N Score: Gal5a h "a .gF. r. H, T.,
Cincinnati .......o'1. % O200oo-S 10 3
I, Batteries: Plttenger and Doxter; Phil
lips and Haberer. Time 49, Umpire,
tombstone. Attendance. 1910. }
At Brooklyn: Brooklyn and Chicago
broke even In the doube-header to-day.
y Score: r. H. =.
Braoklyn ...::.:..1 . Q Q Q os:-s 4 3
Batteries: Welmer and Killing; Schmidt
and and Jasklltch: Time. 1:4s. umpires, Mo
Second game:
8 Score: .# r. II. n.
Chicago .......... 05100 0O-6 Ii
Brooklyn ........0 0 1 "a 0 O00-5
Batteries: Wicker, Taylor and Cling:
Gnrvin and Ritter. Time. 2:o0 Empires,
Hurst and Moran. Attendance, 32oe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Prince Edward House Party.

Especial TO The -Dispatch)
). OVERLY. PRINCE EDWARD COUN-
TY. VA, August l9.-M!sses Katherine
and Louise Vaughan are entertaining a
merry house party at Belviderc their
thosptable horne near here. Among tho
young ladies present are Misses, Eula
and Annie Petty and Carrie cioode, of
thress, or Richmond; orabel Crockett, Of
1iawesville. KY; and Louise Rednger.
OF Hampdcn-S A score and more
OF beauX from town and country are con-
tinual)Y coming and going. 1t seems
that all roads lead to Belvidere Picnics,
hay rides and iiinch are always on the
programme. .ea4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
\ MADISON CHAUTAUQUA
Senator Daniel One Of the Speakers
Polk Miller There.
1s.,onial q ,rhe ,rimes- Iolspa an

(S1acal to The rimes-Dispa tch)
f TV-YNGAN's MILL, VA, Aug. 1o.-The
rall-absorbing topic Throughout Madison
county is the great Chantauqua. which IS
to begin at the Madison tabernacle Fri-
day the 2lst: All necessary repa,ra:ton
If the greatest occasions ever held there.
Every cottage. shanty. and available
room has been rented for, the, occasion
and q number Of large tents Will also nc
pitched for the accommodation of vlsl-
tors. ,,,,, ~.
his famous quartette will be on the
grounds. Some OF the speakers to appear
during the time are John W. Daniel, Rev.
nnvid sullis, Of TENNESSEE: Rev. Alon2o
Monk. of Georgia; Rev. j, 3. Hawthorne
of ri edmond. and q number OF others
Sam Jones and Rev Geo. d.. Stuart Will
B have charge. Of the last three days. The
famous Daily Qunrtettc, OF New York.
Will furnish the music, Mrs. Stuart. and
7 her daughter, Miss Mary, will preside Of
the pianos. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
BAI,lNI|K||I.lN.BEAuM0NT
ORDERED CLOSED /
Is Said to Have d Large Sum
IN Paper Which IS Prd tl'' 4.
/. tlCallyWorthless. !:s .
INV Assontn ! ef, press.)

-. os''V ~. ~ !
Y; BEAUMONT, TEXAS, August 10. This
Citizens National and Savings Bank was
Closes q! . to-day BY the National Bank N l;'t-
aminer Logan, who has been here for sev.
er "a days looking over the affairs OF the
institution ~ Examiner Logan positively 3,
e1u y to say anything concerning ms
status OF the Banks affairs, except that
he had prepared d statements fof the
comptroller 81 the currency ,;t}s .a
It y r,inlored that thol5bank pt la q
large sum In paper, which Is t alleKstd to
I've practically worthless. It Is also stated
that there are S2coo, 900 in over drafts The
bank was opened for business May 81.
1901. The capital stock was $lOoo, Qoo. and
tho DEPOSITS have ranged In the noighbor-
hood Of seq, 900 until recently.y5l
The other banks in the city were pre-
pared for the collapse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
CURE YOURSELF OF DRINK HABIT

Without Inconvenience Of any kind or
loss OF business time. "Orrine" Is
scientific preparation. which tones up
and forever destroys craving for l!ullcr.
500 per box, 6 boxes for $500, Polk
Miller Drug Co., 1874 East Main Street;
Polk Miller Coleman Co., Fist ana Broad
Streets, Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
NEW LEBANON ASSOCIATION
Earnest Addresses on Baptist Orphan :
n ages and Edueation.
Especial to T he Tmes- Dlspat

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
list Orphanage received consideration at
the morning session Of the New Lebanon
Association here at Southern Home Mis-
sions. Rev. DIR. Y. II. Smith. Of Salem,
age work ana took up collection.
In the afternoon Prot. J. T. .Heyderson.
of the, Virginia Institute at Bristol. Inade
an able al address on education; also Prof.
Tonight a mass meeting was held In
the Interest OF State MIssops. Rev. 3.
.. Garland. field secretary. addressed the
injecting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
1t Me GAea1re,

VV$|SHSS.0Vs83Vs 1TvSsSSWGSS3SN9W
Even the elements are powerless against
sine this week. Last night despite the rain
and threatnlng clouds, tho house was
filled and a moro enthusiastic audience
has never been seen there. The theatre Ia
that the storm makes little or no differ
enco.
Next week Mr.. Wells will offer the BAN
ner bill Of this or any othor summer sea-
son. The New York Boys Symphony or
chestra OF sixty-one musicians will be
here for the first three days OF the week.
With matinees on Tuesday and Wednes-
law h = .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
A Coming Marriage,

Cards have been received In this city,
sent out by Mrs. Emma s, Shelton, Of
Sheltpn's Mills, Louisa county, announc-
Ing the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Emma Hlnir snelton, to DR., l.. Connie
10TH, 1908. DR.. Smith Is a we'll known
dentist OF this city. He is a North Caro-
linlan, who was graduated from tho dem
tistry school OF the University College Of
Medicine, and then located in this city,
whore he has a good prectjce. Ills mar
rlage was pleasing surprise to his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Charter Granted.

The State Cooperation Commission yes
tcrday chartered the Piedmont Fruit Cor
poration, a large orchard corporation, of
A a. ZEN county; min!mum capital stock
officers: Elmer c. Yeuer. president: FL
LEI EllIs yice-p1esdcnt; John II. .s.aw,
secretary and treasurer: Edward McTcau
and Samuel b, Woods.
The j, W, Bishop Company, builderr
and Contractors. were yesterday granted
permission TO do business in this State,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
Market Not Satisfactory--Chase City
II Amateurs In the Drama.
fspeclal q phe rlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to THE Tlmes'Dlspatcn1
SOUTH BOSTON. August lO'--Ihe large
hrick warehouse, Edmunds. Lacy and
Tuck, proprietors, was opened for the
sale Of tobacco yesterday. The l,oase
was half full of priminEs,, with some old
stock The highest price paid for prim-
InEs was $3.50 They were bright and
clear. The primings being marketed are
in general very green nma 'nter'6r ana tha
week old wrappers have sold for $685. but
tho general trend Of the trade is far from
being satisfactory.
An ANA teur theatrical troupe from
Chase City played dot" at Hills Opera
House last night to a fairly good house.
The proceeds were for tho benefit ct the
Odd Fellows Orphanage IN Lyncllburg.
THO editor OF tho Chase City Progress
md his staff were prominent actors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
VISITING GOLFERS
TAKE ALL CONTESTS
(By Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO, I'LL, August 19.--ConHnu-
Ing their Irresistible golf, the visiting
Oxford and Cambridge amateurs to-day
tool. their fourth big match since they ar
rived in the United States by defeating
.the All-Chlcago team on the Glenvew
Golf Club links, to 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Vessels for 8 aIe.

The William r, Trlgg Company, by Lii
burn n. Myers. receiver, Is advertising
an oil tank steamer. two tugs and the
II, Tie Contract price OF the tunl; steamer
Il 1880, 600, Of which $219 .750 has been paid.
The tugs were contracted for at $N,,T50, OF
e m.f Of the vessels Will have the use OF the
Yards for their completion, lat&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

x Where They Play To-Day.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st, Louis.t
I Boston ut Chicago. ..IS. ,..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
MORE HOPEFUL FEELING
Macedonian Situation Regarded as
Clearing Up Somewhat.
(BY Associated Press.l

SOFIA. BULGARIA, Aug 1o.-The gen
erai Macedonian situation Is regarded IN
official circles here as being distinctly
less dangerous than 1t was "A week ago.
NOW that unanimty Of action on the part
OF the most interested powers towards a
speedier enforcement Of the reforms in
Ma ccdonia seems assured there is more
hopeful feeling that tho trouble will be
confined to Its present bounds. N E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Ordered Many Cartridges.

LONDON, August ia dispatch to n
news agency from Vienna. says Bull
garia has ordered fifteen million carr
trdges from a Viennese firm, for rlompt
delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

Scores Yesterday.
n Cleveland 2, Washington o. III
Boston 4. Chicago 8. l
St. Louis-New York tpostponed).
Overwhelmingly (Wet grounds.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
B. PADDEN
AT POINT OF DEATH
Gay Associated Press,

MEMPHIS. TENN, Aug. ~ Hon, Da-
y!d r. T'ndden, ono Of the most Widely
known men In the Southern puDilc ',te,' y
lyi4 4Efs I'll, thssp2tat,pf death AtFA's acme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

Southern League.
Nashville 3, Atlanta 3.
Memphis 3,'New Orleans 0, y
Shreveport 5. Little Rock Q.
Birmingham 3, Montgomery l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
White-WilIlams.

{speeinl q The Times. Dlspatch)
FREDEN;MksBgRG, VA. aug, ls.-
WILLIAMS. bothfnf this city, were married.
last Saturday at Rockville, Md, BY Rev.
Thomas Fl. Campbell. ~
Mrs r, Baylor Wilson and Mrs. G. G..
Hughes are sbfndlng the summer at Raw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Standing Of the Clubs,

At Clevcland: Cleveland won a pitchers
battle' from Washington to-day. Each
team made only FIVE hits.
Score: 4E.E1.Ml56 r, II. u,
W G!sysaRa :.SS 8 g 8
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Dunkle
and Kittridge Time 1918 Umpire, sher-
idan. Attendance, 1856. s,3
At Chicago: Errors. both battery and
fielding, gave the visitors a lead or three
runs for six Innings.
Score: r, H. e.
Chicago ..........0 0 90 8 0-'3 0 4
Boston ............1 0 200 OLA 81
Batteries: White and Slattery; Dlnee1l
and Stahl. Fine. 1853. Umpire, Connol-
~. Attendance 1875. D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
THE DAY ION
'THEDIAM0ND
Records of the National and
AmeriCdi, Leagues.
TWO DOUBLE . HEADERS I
Boston Divided Honors With Cincinnati
ard Brooklyn With Chicago SEN
ators Arc Shut Out by 3
Cleveland. 4.

Where They Play To- Day.
Chicago at BROOKLYN. 5.F NJ z
Cincinnati ct Boston, .bt,' ili'b$
4 st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
NO CLUE FOUND TO
MURDER OF BOY
(l3y Associated Press.) 4

DETROIT, MICH. August 19,-Although
a score or more Of detectives have spent
the entire day searching the Detroit river
front, no clue has yet been found on
murder Of Aiphonse Wines. Charles
Edwards, of Bangor, Maine. VINO was
arrested on suspicion Yesterday , ~ s s
held at police headquarters-uA tl' ms ms
tory for the past two days ~ more IVY
known, II
One fact developed which may be of
Importance, Tho Waltern fanny, Whleh
body was found, reported having seen q
man leading boy, dressed as III tne =, aeaa
LAD was by the hand along Wisht street
Monday afternoon.
Mrs Eugene Blottner and children nave
left for Albemarle county TO spena q
month with her uncle, Mr., W, =. Aal''''
Poverty HILL
Mr. Hugh Murray, business, ~ md tha nit o.
the Norfolk Landmark, 10 ~ wy e''s'
EtopplnE ut Tho Jefferson. 4{+ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

In the singles W, J. clothler defeated
u. Sands. tiF5E@fg4,g.f!I f.F,h r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-18
OLA DE FANGO

De a'gun tempo estA parte, una
ola de tango pareee invRdir squf or
gAnismos de 10 adminiatraci6u.
Atm NO ha cesAao de cirse una
nata escandalosa, cuando ya susna
otra.
No parecs sin6 que todos de Acuer-
do ne empe n an en- hundir & este po.
bse pals en- Ell descr 6aitc.
Y es que no hay predica mas te-
rrible que 10 del ejemplo, y cuando
6sta viene de Arriba, 10 obses!6n 10
mayor, el efecto mas seguro.
Ne qusreuos hAblar de las elac
clones pasAdassen las cuales ne piso.
te6 aira9amente ell derecho mas 90
grado del -hombre. Ell del sufragie ;
pero si consignaI nos que aesde
entonces, pArece q. arrecian los suce'
SOS escAndslosl que 80 registrar.
ri pueblo, en- 10 general, no llev6
& los comicios & los hombres que
mereciAn SD COZ FAM. muchas per.
sonas faeron impuestas.
Algunos preatos r r1blieos, fueron
oCupAacs por hombres &.quienes la
polftica ofre cfa y ell gobierno' y nm
partido politico determin&ao que
r1Rn, apoyados por 10 faerza moral
de los que mand&n.
Hoy sufrimos las consecuencias
de tal estsdo de cosAs.
Los ese&ndAlos del acneducto en-
San Juan, las revusltAs de Ponce,
loo esc&ndalos en- el municipio dc
MAyRRiiez y otyos que empieza 10
opinion p pdblicA 6 sen Alar.
Darn Vn{o n$Nmm In1 fa vNsaar +Ap q
quef1o en- conocido 6 to, en- ell sxtran'
isro solo 20 conccsn los hschos ais'
lAdos, que caen como for de lfs
sobre el cuerpo de lA pobre isla.
A nadie en- el extranjero ocurre
preguntAr de donde dimana ell I'd
b,ico malestsr que SO rota, 6 nadie
repetimos, ocurre preguntar qui6n
90 el verdadero autor de @,tos he
ehoa que nos despreatigian.
Desde 10 ocupRci61, 6poca en- 10
cual IN empleAdo de correos, sus'
hoy, que personas prominent tss, l&.
madas m&s que otras 6 velar por el
buen nombre del gobierno de los
Eatadoe Unid0s, SON Acusados de
contrabandos escandalosos, 10 ola
dc eieno, avAnxA y AvAnxa.
CuAndo eli nm pueblo se presents
una enfermedAd desconocida, 10 pri.
nero que ne hace es eatudiar cual
enfermsdad o., y como pueae evitar'
ne 10 propagation del NAL.
Y cuando se observan casos igua'
les 6 parecidos de desconocido NAL,
el amino inclina 90 sospechAr 10
exis stencia de una cAusa comuu.
IEu 6stos casos dc estravio, csda
Caso obedece 6 su especial causa, 6
exlste un eom1u origen ese gran
desAstre collective?
hoy fotA en- el ambiente de Pto.
Rico slgo que aniquila y degenera,
y por tanto, es llegAds 10 hora de
que se estuSis el fer6meno y 80 le
ponga remedio.
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Los alemanes
disgustados

New Yor, Abril l8, l2 SO a. m.
Dicen de Berlin que la detefmi-
nacion del gobierno americana acer-
ca de que narcos de guerra de la
Republica tributen en- Marsella no
nores a Mr.sLeoubet, ha causado en-
Alsmania hondo descontento. Sc
asegura que Alemania Sc muestra
muy recelosa de la amistad de
Francia Y Estados Uniaos.
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Los empleadOS pdblicoS
deben ser bien eduCadoS

Los empiea dos dc las aistintas OF
cinas que psga el pueblo, no SOL
mas que ssrvldores de ese pueblo
mismo, Rl eual dsbsn trAtar con ex.
quisita correcc On. No bssta que se
AspA deaempe mar el pussto para el
cua1 se le hays designado, sino que
% precise & 10 vez ser bien educAao,
para que el dhlico no qaede dss
eontentO.
Aver estuvo nm empleado de esta
empresa, & psgA las contrihucioE al
6 10 depositAlfs del Ayuntamiento,
(no dar la lata nj 6 intsrrumpir
ninguna persona en- 10 labor q ae hi
eisra) y fa6 reeibido de manera aes
agrauable por vno de les funciona
rios de dlcho eentro.
81 tales coaas volvieran 6 repetir
ne, nos iremos en- qusja al Conc, jo
municipal.
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-Derrota del
Presidente Castro

New York, Abril l8,el2.50 a. m.
Avisan de Caracas que cerca de
esta capital han sido derrotadas las
tropas del Pres1dente Castro, man
dadas por este. Los revolucionarios
acampaban no lejos de Caracas, y
allf tuvo lugar una sangrienta ba-
talla. Castro Sc refugio en- la ca
pital movilizando todas las fuerzas
de guarnici0n ALI.
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Huyeron desor-
denadamente
Las tropas desertan

New York, Abril IS, 1850 a. m.
Con motive de la derrota de las
fuerzas del Presidente Castro, los
soldaaos de este huyeron desorde-
nadamente. Sc agrega qua las de-
serciones de las tropas del gobierno
son numerosas. Aseg1rase "A que los
revolucionarios Sc preparan a en-
trar en- Caracas, y que Castro abri-
ga la intenci0n de abandonar ell
poder y marcharse q Paris.
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GrandeS .reformaS en-, Ell
ParQue BOrinQnen

Su duefio ha introducido allf, gran
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medor ne ha establecido tambi6n.
adem&s de nm gran Billar, nuevo.
rs ahora aquel sitio verdadera.
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sERVICIo ESPECIAL
"LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Barcos de guerra
|. americanos
a Marsella 4
a Marsella

New York, Abril, Is 1880 a. m.
Sc ha ordenado que algunos
barcoS de guerra americanos va
yam a aguas de Marsella para tri-
butar ALI honores al Pfesidente de
la Repdblica Francesa, Mr.. Emile
Loubet. Sc trata de hacer una
demonstration de carinosa amistad
por parte de Norte america a
Francia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-18
Disninuye el
colera en- Manila

New York, Abril, l8 1850 a. m.
I'm despacho de Manila dice que
los medicos de esa capital con las
en6rgicas medidas sanitarias adop-
tadas, han logrado que la epidemia
vaya decreciendo rapidamente. Han
disminuido los casos en- las tropas
americanas, pero ell tra6co maritime
sufre mucho q consecuencia de la
epidemia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-18
Varias prlsiones

Alealde FAjardo, feo4>ido 6 pri'
sion. Fiscal exigi6 $50, 900 de fam
xR. Fsjardo no IL present6, negkn'
dose aceptarla de sus amigos. Des'
empe NJ Alcaldfa intsrinamente Sc
nor Rivers, Presidsnte Concejo.
Arresto FAiardo eAusa sensation en-
trs sus amigos. Dstsnidos tAmbisn
Jalio MonGe, Migael Castro, exJefe
Policfs, Tomas Vidal Martinsz y
Ventura Q ai11ones. :Por otros car
gos formalados centra BAez, Fiscal
exige fiarza $4,000. Basx est6 de-
tenidcs
En- 10 e&rcel es ha duplicado vi
gilaneis. Suessos objeto dc gran
dea commentaries.
Como se v6, las escs mas que con
motive do la investigation eu Maya
gu ~ do los sefiores Holts y G orbea
ne desarrCllan sIf. no pueden ser
mas graves
Informaremos nueatros leetores
dA carso de tales seontecimientos.
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