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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

xnatted for Dunn in ninth.
EsI ES YORK ...S iSSdSSSsG
on error; New York. i; ST. Louis. q Left
on bases; New York. 8; 81. Louis, {. First
base on balls; ON McGlnnity. 8 on NJ.
O'Neil, q Struck out: By McGinnity, s.;
by NJ o'Neil, A. Two-bass hits; Mertes.
Bowerman Babb. AcGinnity, Donovan.
Sacrifice hlts: Gilbert. smoOt "a. J. o'Nen.
Donovan DOabls plays; Dunn to Gilbert
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
YARDs JUNIoRs.
WALTER NOISE COMPANY.

base hits: Finley al. ThFee-base hits
Zimmerman. stolen bases: Yards, 8: Noise.
Double play: canshey to Adams to
on Barrett, 5. Hit by pitcher. Barrett, i
Struck out: BY caughey. 8; by Barrett. 4
Passed balls: Miller. 1; Olson. ! Time:
1855. Umpire Rowley.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Red Rncers Are Too slow.

The Emblem Juniors, formerly known as
the Clark Street Juniors, won a game yes
terday afternoon. from the Red Racers by
a score of 10 to 5, A. F1othow and Donaush
Harpster and Washburn for the Racers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
81, Paul ."..."...,o Q o Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Omaha Team Loses at Atlantic.

ATLANTIC. Ia, May B~.-(spociai Tele-
gram.Srhe Atlantic league team defeated
the Omaha Originals In a nne exhibition
Bircher and Boles were the Atlantic bat
terry n 6anelder and Williams for Omaha.
Struck cat; BY Birehsrs Q; BY sanelder, &
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Gibson Does some Spectacular work
I'm the Box for the Kaw Men
Against the HOLSTERS.

KANSAS CITY. May 23.-After the sec
ond inning Gibson did not allow an Indian
ninth. when two doubles and a single gave
the visitors the game. Attendance, 1900.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

CLEVELAND, May 2.-With the score ?
to / in the eighth ming In favor OF Cleve-
and a double on joss. giving them three
runs and the game. Owing to the Illness OF
Connolly Pitcher Bernard OF the
CievelRnds rendered the base decisions, CIV
ing satisfaction. Attendance, 9,bS. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
base naII "a Randolph.

RANDOLPH. Nsb. May 2a-(speciai
Telegraml-rhe base ball season opened
here today In a game with the Wayne
Randolph B~stte1eS: RandoIph' McNaliy.
Kinsel ana Kemp; Wayne. o'Keefe and
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

TIL Pacihcs defeated PapilIIon at PapIl-
lion Saturday, 1s to II. The visitors looked
like mldgets alongside Of their adversariee.
Stephen played a brilliant third base. Coad
heided finely. Durkee made a Sensational
running catch, which prevented further
scoring by Papillion. Other features were
the catching OF Burnett and the batting Of
the Paciica. The two teams play at Omaha
in two weeks. The score:
Paoincs .......o 13e122 s-Is IL s
Papillion .,..,.3 40 0 1 0 Sill 9 s
Batteries: Pacihcs, Henderson, Gendsay
and Burnett; PapiIlion, Johnson and Bliss.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

Earned runs: Omaha, i. Two-base hits:
Preston, Patterson, Shugart, Robe. Three
base hit; Robe. Sacrifice hits: Carter,
Howey. Stolen bases: Wright, Hartman.
Bases on balls: on Companion, 1; on Glade,
]: on Chinn, /. Struck out: BY Compan-
ion, s.; by Glade, 3; by Chinn, 1. Hit by
pitcher; BY Glade. 1; by Chinn, l. Passed
ball: Mcconnell. Left On bases: Omaha,
8; St Joseph. T. Umpire: Messmer. Time:
1:36. Attendance. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Battle Begins I'm Earnest.

Montgomery was the first Knox man up
and the doughty shortstop struck vehe-
mently three times, but could not touch
the ball. Then. after Grogan had gone out
at first, French few to right and Knox
changed places with Creighton. Callahan
went out at first, Cassidy got that base on
an error by Montgomery; Lanigan and
Weloh were disposed of h~urriedly. Knox
failed again to make the circuit. but E.
Archie Creighton came to bat and made q
single. reached second on a sacrifice by
Kehoe, stole third and scampered across
the plate OF a hit by O'Keefe. This ended
the run getting until the eighth inning.
But in the third Knox grew hopeful when a
base on balls and G double were secured,
and just then two men hunted and Light
horse Harry sent Zalusky. the third man,
to the bench on three strikes. In the eighth
Lambert jumped upon one OF Harry's slants
and planted 1t over the rightneld fence for
two socks. Montgomery walked. Grogan
famed, but Funck got his base on q tumble
by the shortstop. and in the meanwhile
Lambert trotted home. This tied the score
and things began to look rather ominous for
the locals, but Zalusky went out at FIRST.
Again Creighton could not make the coveted
score and Essick OF Knox ambled down to
first on an error; Slattery drew a single,
but was soon caught by Prendergast just
far enough from first. Edgerton did not
connect with Harry's pitching. Krick failed
to make FIRST and Knox lost its main
chance"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
IaanIa-Jetters LIneup.

The Ideals n the b. letters will meet
on the latter's grounds at ~Twenty-eighth
and w streets this afternoon in a game OF
base ball for $50 a side. Both teams are
playing fast, clean ball and the game prom
ises to be very good indeed. The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Dundee DiscOunta CoIumbIas.

The Dundee base ball team won from the
Columbus by punching hits in the ninth
inning and bringing in 1ve runs. The hits
came in punches and the final score stood
made on a base on balls to Hin7le and
hits by c. Benson, B. Benson, Wright,
Drummy and Caughlan. Score:
Columbus ...........o s'oisooi6 %
Batteries: Dundee, Hinzie and Drummy;
Columbia, Mullin and Rice.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
NEBRASKA MUTES WINNERS
They vanquish the Team from the
Iowa School with score of
IL to @.

The Nebraska School for the Deaf took a
game from the Iowa School for the Deaf
yesterday afternoon on the ormer
grounds by a score of 10 to 6. The Me-
braska boys won through heavier batting
and consistent playing, taking long chances
in running bases.
Curtis, who pitched for the Iowans. threw
an excellent game and struck out seven
men. In the eighth Elder was substituted,
but could not hold them any better. Blankr
enship twirled for Nebraska and did excel
lent work, holding his opponents down to
four hits and striking out eight men.
Myers, Wittwer, Seely and Blankenship
played the star game for the Nebraska
team both at the bat and in the held, While
Curtis. jackson and Elder did the star
work for the Iowa men. On June 8 the
Nebraska team will play a return game on
the Iowa grounds. The score:
Nebraska ......O 061 8 ia 9
Iowa ..t..."....0 0 4 o 0 10 1 0E6
Earned runs: Nebraska, 4; Iowa, ?. Bases
on balls: on Blankenship. /: of Curtis, z;
Two-base hits; Myers, Schat. Struck out:
BY. Blankenship,. g.. by Curtis, Z. Passed
ball: BY .Blankenship. 81. by Curtis. !" Ell
rorB: Nebraska, s.; Iowa, Z. Time: 200.
Umpire: Eldridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Boutonese Gather in one.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Errors by the locals
at critical stages. followed by timely hit
ting, gave Boston today's game. White
in good form, only one single being
made on him in six innings, but In the last
three the punched hits and errors came to-
Eether. Attendance, 100. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
flames in Thres-I League.

At Observation-Disclosures. s; Blooming
ton, l.
At Decentralization, 7; Decatur, s.
Al Rock Island-Rock Island. 7i Duhu-
an ~yonet-Jonst. g. Cedar RAPIDS. S.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

Totals - an ~ .
o 3 3 D / o hi

bi EaIhs THn ~PhIISdeIRhin; L r bwo-Ssss
hits: slagle. Chance. Stolen bases: Hart
ley, slagle, Chance Q). Left on bases:
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 3. First bases on
balls: on Weimer, g; IN Mitchell. 1; on
Burchell, T. Struck out: BY Weimer, s. by
Mitchell. /; by Burchell, 1. Time: 1:50. UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Lack and had FieIdinE.

DETROIT, May a-The luck OF the game
and Washington's bad fielding gave Detroit
another victory today. Donovan pitched
In great form. but every hit on him scored
a run. Buslow was put out OF the game
for ~disputing a decision. Attendance. 1859
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Ivauhoes Win.

At Twenty-eighth street and st. Mary's
avenue the Ivanhoes defeated the Refers
by q score of II to 6. Batteries: Ivanhoes,
Lyons and Hall; Refers, Chase and All
wine.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

EARNED runs: Boston, 5. Two-base hits;
Willis, Dexter. Home runs: Cooley, Stein
feldt. stolen bases: Donlin, Kittredge.
Double play: Corcoran to Magoon to Peits.
First base on balls: ON Willis, l; on Poole,
6. Hit by pitched ball: Tenney. Struck
out; BY willis, 8; by Poole. 3. Time: .l;60.
Umpire: Bmslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
College

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 2s.-Harvard
met defeat at the hands OF Princeton on
Soldiers field this afternoon, 6 TO 8. Until
the eighth inning Harvard could not score,
although getting men to second and third
bases. Princeton outplayed the crimson IN
every respect and got runs on repeated
errors by the Harvard men. In the nrst
half Of the eighth inning the grandstand
back OF the catcher was seen to take hre
and there was a scramble Of spectators
from the seats to the ground; This Incl
a hfteen-minute interruption in the game.
With no one out. Harvard then began to
play fast ball and with two on bases. to-
gether with two singles, and then a home
run by Sdllman, hve runs were scored.
Harvard lost its chance to win In this in
ming by stupid base running Just before the
third mar was out. The score; -
RET aTSssS ....d SS5SSSS$Ss
Batteries: Princeton. Stevens and Reid
PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 9.-Brown
won the rubber from Yale today by a
score Of to o. Lynch Of Brown. pitched
teen strike puts and allowed but two singles
10 the New Haven men. The score:
RsGyn .."...S SSSSStS: :
Batteries: Brown, Lynch and Clark;
Yale, Westcott, Patton and Winslow.
At Terre H~aute-Butler college, 8; Indiana
At Columbus, o.-oRiO. 8; West Virginia.
At Lafayette, Ind.-Purdue, 4; Depauw. g.
A. South Bend Ind.-Notre Dame. 81 Be-
At Charlottesville, Ind.-wabash, 8; 1ndi-
ana, 2
AT West Point-Columbis. IL; West Point,
At chicago-nnnois. .; Chicago, 5. b
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

Bases on balls. on Bircher, /; on saftelder.
2. Hits: on Bircher, 8; OF S~affelder, 3.
Atlantic had an inning coming and had II
not been for costly errors the Originals
would have been shut out. Bircher pitched
a winning game from start to finish and
was the favorite all through.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Fort hodge wins.

FORT DODGE Ia. May 9%special
City this afternoon On a we'll played game
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

BROOKLYN, May B.-The home team by
good batting In the ninth inning won from
the Pittsburg champions today. Brooklyn
made costly errors In the nth and seventh
innings. Attendance. 6.0O0. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
CLEVELAND.
PHILADELPHIA

xBatted for joss in ninth:
ci nIeEenen ....:S i 81 o
Earned runs; Philadelphia, 2; Cleveland,
i. Two-base hits; LaJoie, seybold; Stolen
Sass on balls: on Waddel, 3. Left on
bases: Philadelphia, 6; Cleveland, Z struck
out: BY joss, Z; by WaddelI. 6, Wild pitch:
Joss. Time: 1:S. Umpires; Connolly and
Bernard. Il
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
stanaanE Of the Tenm..

Games todayi Kansas City at Omaha
81. Joseph at Des Moines, Peoria at Colo
TadO Springs, Milwaukee, at Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
NEW YORK

Two-base hits: Burkett, Davis. Grifith.
Double plays: Anderson TO Wallace to An
derson. Passed ball: O'Connor' / stolen
Donohue, /; on Gririth, 1. Struck out: BY
Donohue, L. Left on bases; St. Louis, 81
New York, Z. Time; liza. Umpire: Sheri-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Hot one at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, May "a single by
Bridwell, a sacrifice by Raymer, followed
by q wild pitch by Y~asbinder and an error
In the eighth CAV Columbus one run and
the game here today. Attendance, 1915.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Totals .............0

Earned runs: Creighton 2. Two-bsse hits:
TS1ss' b hS%ss oS ba MIsi'A ON K K2ies ?, run M
Welch g. Struck out, BY Krick s. by
Welch 10. Sacrifice, hit: Kehoe, Stolen
base: Creighton. Left on bases: Creigh-
ton 2, Knox G. Time OF game: 1:35. I'm
pire: Butler. Attendance i.5O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
WASHINGTON

Two-base hit; Yeager. Three-bass hits:
Holmes. coughlin. Earned runs; Detrolt
Donovan. 3; by Lee. J. First base on err
rorsi Detroit 81 Washington. L Left On
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

Ne es'1 YORK 'G a 81 LO %SsAi BSston az a c Ri :
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
saint. neach Third ONLY.

Several times the Saints got men on third.
but they never could get any closer and 1t
was PAS, game all OF the time.
Today Kid Nichols and his bunch of ball
tossers will romp aroung the grounds for
the enjoyment of the multitude and Kid
Nichols will do the twisting himself. ecors;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

IWU-Ddse nI. NtIcT' IWGe-DdBe nIIE.
Connors, Smith. Butler, Carrtck. Double
plays; Marcan to Kelley, Marcan to
Chech to Kelley, Altizer to Connors. Bases
on balls: on Cheoh, 2; on Carrick. s. Struck
out: By Chech, 8; by Carrick, I. Wild
pitch: Carrick. Sacrifice hit: Bernard.
Left on base: st. Paul, 5; Toledo, 4. Time:
Las. Umpire: Mullane.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Standing OF the Teams.

Games today: Toledo at at. Paul, Co
lumbus at Minneapolis, Indianapolis at
Kansas City, louisville at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

PHILADELPHIA, May 1-Chicago's If
teen hits and Philedelphie's eight errors,
added 70 the locals inability to hit, re-
suited in an easy victory for the visitors.
Attendance, b,BI. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

< Batted Tor Tannehill In the NINTH,
xx Batted for White In the ninth.
e eSSi : ':".SS 9 SSSSoiG
Left on bases: Boston, s; Chicago, 7.
Three-base hit: Criger. Sacrifice hit: Cal
lima Double play: Tannehil 20 DAILY to
IsbelI. Bases on balls: on White, 8; on
Dineen, 3 Hit with bail: Dougherty. Time;
l.A Umplres. Carrulhera and Haaaett.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
CREIGHTON DEFEATS KNOX
Omaha o~Ollsgians Take Close Game from
the Illinois soOtohmen.
HARRY WEIGH star OF THE CONTEST
In the Box He f. InvincibIe to the
visitors and at the hat q
JOnah-seors Two &c
one.

Knox college went down In defeat yes
terdsy before Creighton in a pitchers battle
In which the advantage lay with Harry
WEIGH OF the locals. The score of 2 to Is
indicative of the hard-fought contest Knox
college held the honors in base ball in Illi-
nois and beat Nebraska university Friday,
but could not wrest victory from Creighton.
Harry WEIGH presided on the rubber for
Creighton and ten Of the stalwart ~collegtans
from Illinois had the experience OF striking
out; the genial captain Of the ~Creightons
also held the visitors down to four hits.
But Harry's hitting wes a feature Of the
game, too; he made three hits, a single, a
double and a four-socker,t which came in
the ninth, with the score 1 to 1. Freshman
Krick from Knox. who was pitted against
WEIGH, allowed but six hits, and. though
they were we'll scattered, they won the
game for Creighton.
Both twirlers had substantial support, but
the Knox men were the more trusty in the
field. Grogan. Montgomery, zalusky and
slattery were chief among the strongest
Knox players; while weleh, o'Keefe, Gala
han. Creighton and Prendergast starred for
Creighton.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

bases: Detroit. Z; Washington. q Sacrifice
hitss Lush. Carr. Stolen bases Crawford,
Holmes. Struck out: BY Donovan. g. By
Lee. Z. Time; ism. Umpire. O'Laughnn-
aannhInn a A.. ra.-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
HUNTSVILLE.

Earned runs: Milwaukee, 3. Two-base
hits; Hemphill.. Childs. Home runs: Wood,
yer. Bases on balls: on McGfl, 8; OF
Coong. l. Hit by pitched ball: Hemphill.
Struck out: By McGill, 8; by Coons, /.
Double plays: Coons to schaub to suIli-
van, Phyle to Schahey to Donahue. Schaub
to Childs. Sacrifice hits: Sullivan, Schahey
(). Left on bases: Milwaukee, 6; Louis
vile. 8. Umpire: Haskell. Time: 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
KANsAs CITY.
INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis
no EfNn

Coulter. Three-base hit: Coulter, Sacrifice
hit: Gibson: Bases on balls: on kellum, =
Hit by pitched ball: BY Kel1um, 1. Left
on bases: Kansas City, 4; Indianapolis, 3.
Time. 1:l0. Umpire: Foreman
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

base hit: Mcintyre. Bases on balls: on
Williams, 4. Struck out: BY Vasbinder,
tyre. Sacrifice hits: Gleason, Thoney, Ray
mer. Stolen bases: McCreery. Turner.
Wild pitch; Vasbinder. Left on bases:
Minneapolis, IL; Columbus, 2. Empires:
Moran and Cunningham. Time; lao.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

MILWAUKEE,, May IA two-bagger
and four scratches were all that Louisville
could get from McGill today, while every
man on the Milwaukee team secured a hit.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Pa FINALLY WINS A CANE
Last Of Series with the Saints Fails to the
ROurke Family,
RAHsR SERIOUSLY HURT IN The PLAY
Strains His Back while Putting out
DOIan st secOnd-MeBride Also
Forced ont Of Game By
Injury.

Omaha took the last of the series from
the Saints yesterday through superior hit
ting and clean fielding. II was a pretty
game and fast played and the score stood s
TO 0 when the dust rolled away.
Companion pitched a steady. heady game
and had clearly the best OF 1t ali the time,
while Chinp, who took the place Of Glade
IN the fourth. was hit almost at will and
quite hard, too. Glade was a puzzle to the
Rourkeites while he was in and his Roose-
veltian stare grew broader and more gem
erous as things went on.
Maher was badly hurt in the drst inning
while making the pretty play of the game.
With two men out and Shugart on second
and Dolan on first, Wright banged out a
hot one in the direction OF second n
Maher scooped It up and fell on his face
with It, but half rose and threw himself
on the second bag, putting out Dolan. In
the effort he strained his back and was
taken to the hospital, where his injuries
were attended to.
Mcbride Gets spiked.
In the first OF the fourth inning, with two
men out, NcBride on third and Mcconnell
on first. they caught Mcconnell between
first and second and Sbugart forced him
part way back and then threw to Patter-
son, who touched Mcbride a couple of feet
on the base and incidentally spike him in
the forearm, necessitating his stopping
play Glade was put at FIRST and Chinn
went into the box and the stun was all
or so far as the Saints were concerned.
The injuries TO the Saint neoessitated a
general change in the makeup of the team
and they were greatly handicapped by the
dissrrangement. 8
In the fourth Omaha gathered two runs
on a helders' choioe, Patterson's double to
left and a single by Thomas. In the NTH
they added two more on an error Of Glade
on Hrst and a swiped ball by shusart
which went through Hartman and Garvin
and didn't stop until they both had swung
| around the four corners. The last rur
came two innings later, whom shugari
started out by getting a clean double and
went to third on Dolan's out. Wright
then let one ripple OF Of his bat and IL
was good for q single and more than enough
20 score shugart.
saints Reach Third Only.
Several times the Saints got men on third
but they never could get any closer and Il
was Pas game all OF the time.
Today Kid Nichols and his bunch of bal
tossers will romp aroung the grounds fol
the enjoyment Of the multitude and KID
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

Automobile Trip Across Continent.
son Jackson Of Vermon and 8. Krocker OF
Seattle will undertake 70 make the trip
from coast 70 coast IN q twenty-horso
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, May a.
A batting rally in the sixth when four
hve runs and won the last game of the
(~series for the locals today. Score:
cSOlo; sgrinEs....S ssSSS6S :
Batteries: For Milwaukee. Sea and Lucia;
hagle.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

70 Mcoann, Farrell 10 Hscketr Hit By
pitcher: BY Mcoinuity, 1; BY n OFen.
l. Umpire: tombstone. Time: 2:10.
Plenty Hits, PLENTY Errors.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
rher oouldn,t Hit Win.
cINcINNATI.

BOSTON, May 2.-The inability Of Gin
cinnat to hit Willis gave Boston an easy
victory today. Poole was not only wild, but
was hit freely. Attendance, AIS. Score:
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IA CORRESPONDENCE d. PuKRro-RcO' " DE JUNO DE 1903
Una petici0n q Ia que
no puede acceder
el Ayuntamlento

Haee dos amos pr6ximamants que
el Ayuntamiento do San Jaau cor
may buen aeuerlo, dispuso que nc
no eobraran contribuei0ues 6 las in
dustrias peqseflas del municipio.
poruua CON elias libran On subsis'
tencia Las classes pobres.
Este ano remat6 Ell arbitrio de In.
austrias ambulantes al senior Narciso
Viaaer y no contento CON 10 aispues'
to por oil AyuntAmiento. On cuyo
presupnasto no consta ID partida de
<industriRs del pals. y bajo euya
eondici6n ss hizo ell remate, no con.
tento con su casa dc pr6stamos ha
solicitado del Ayuntamianto que 10
autorics sPARA COBRAR UNA
CONTRIBUTION A LAS DULCE
RIAS AMBULANTES, industria
do que viven infinidaa de personals
pobreG.
El Ayuntamiento no pusdo bsjo
ning6n eoncepto aceeder & 10 qae
solicita oil sefior Viader, Aporque de
scr &sf quedaria anulada ID subasta
mencionada, pueato que asf aumen-
taffa 10 contribution del arbitrio, 10
que desde lusgo sst4 fasra de ley.
81 senor Viader debe atsnerse 6
10 que hasta ahorA ha sido convent
do con ell Ayuntamiento, bsio con-
diciones elaras y preeisas.
Siendo como es hoy tan triste y
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Francisco Row.
"a Y PuiOlS

Ha fsllecido en- Guyana este dis.
tinguido caballero. prominante per
sonalidAd de 10 colonia espanols, de
cuyo Casino en- aquella ciudad era
Pfesldente HonorRrio.
Su eApoaa, hiio y dam&s deuaos y
10 Jnnta DirectivA del Casino Espa.
mol nos invitan para ell acto del ne.
pelio del csdAver, acto que tuvo efse
to aver 6 les cinco de 10 tarde.
Ell senior RovirA era un respectable
veeino de Guaysma, que mereei6 10
estimaci6n de aus conciudadanos por
90 hidslgufa de carActer y atlas prem
dAs personales.
Descanss en- PSF. Ella Correspon
dencias envia sentiao p6same 6 "a
fAmiliA y miembros del Casino Es'
panol.
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NAL canine
lleYa csc nj1O
En- los cafes y por broms
le ofrecen bebidas
alcoholics

Hay en- eAtA Capital an pino nAtu-
raj de Vega BEja llamado Pedro
Miranda. (&) PuerQWito.
ReAlmente IN isononfa es IL de
nm spuerquito> Este ni1o, qss solo
representa- como siste amos de edad,
seg1n confession propia tiene quinee.
Pero sobre este no hay que formsr
opinion, pues dicho nino, poca con-
cisncia tiene respecto & csc psrti-
CulAr.
Apes&r de ser fso sl chico es sim.
pAtieo y sgradabie.
Esto muchachito no tiene mas
ocupaei6n que andar dc eafk en- cate
y cAus& psna yer el I'm qua lleva.
Apenas algunos concurrentes 90
ponen 6 tomar cervezs, eusn&o ell
ehieuelo no les aeerca insinuAnte.
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desviarse del canine que lleva que
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