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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04

TIE Peruvian government has made a
contract with financiers in Berlin for a
loan Of $3,000,000 at 9 per cent interest.
with 2 per cent annually for amortixa-
tion.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
Fine Horse Stolen.

A fine driving horse was tolen from the
barn of liver Miller at yermillion. 1ne
animal was a roam. of heavy build, and a
rood stopper.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
Closed Because OF a Long Run.

Inc First National Bank of Orryillc.
o., Wednesday closed its doors by order
OF the comptroller of the currency on ac,
count of a continuous run upon the bank
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
Alfonso and Mnrr,,nonv.

Officials at Madrid, Spain. discredit the
continued reports of King Alfonso's APP
preaching marriage to various princesses.
1t is said no decision can be arrived at
until after the kings visit to Berlin.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
Famous Theatrical Manager I,c.,

Jacob Lit, Well known theatrical man
ager and owner OK theaters in New York.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, died
"Wednesday at ionkers. Ny
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
sioux City stock Marka,.

Fridays quotations on the Sioux City
stock market follow: Butcher. steers.
$3.50. Top hogs. S5.25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
En- eI TaatrO.


diga este ahora 90 esa5g5o que las
chiCas no son Do 6atteu.
alto.
A POGO mas les tiro d capa y 81 som-
6rero pc que e hubieran pSsa0 v sem.
5gGO de flores.
AqueAlo Tue an deCir. y an cantar y
ua, vamos que la bnb9 andaba en-
70 ooca de los viejoG como an 0ci0paO.
Fue "a sefcetos IN CaChit0 de le Ess
pa1a que toca "a guitarra y que toree.
por mas que 81 amigo PuiaIs, no Quie-
ra que Sc Olga.
Los oarrios bDioe, esOs barrios one
tlenen toda la sanRFe andaluza. tOda ID
fal de Marie Santfsima, todos los im-
puAeQs de un@ raza que no aabe nj de
J0gF0s1SGs ni de ffsics. hi de economic,
pero que aabe anar muCh0, querer
mucho DiOs y morir por ID hembra;
esq gente. esa aangre, esos impulsos.
estaban ALI, anOche an Ia esceno ne.
t1'Gt0Os. con tOd@ exactitud.
Yo me voy lejos. muy I6ios, cuand0
eetoy Oyendo Y miranda en- el testr0.
Me trRsp0rto otros sitios, & otras re-
Clones. s veCes pORque loo artistag me
ILeV&ns 8 veCes p0r Ia faciLidad tan
grande que tang0 Ga sonar despierto.
Per0 anoche me oCuFri6 10 unO y 10
otro. Fuf llsYado por Los artistas. y
.sofI6.
Ia BeItr6n con 81 O0aate condo Y gu
baiIe y "a 0Q06t. me trsio & la memo
ria escenas parecidas, hoy. cuando 70
le cenizR del tempo mantiene solo 81.
bio 81 fueg0 de pasados impulses.
"a Castillo. me dei6 YER la mujer
andaluza. queses TODD amor y grande-
za. que fuma pitiIIOs, que bebe en- CO.
no, y que estS q Iad0 del hOna6re para
tomar una barricada.
La Ballesteros. del bGrrio de TRANS,
con SO sQu6l puertorriquefio y Ga Corte
de .5ena6Ya de gatna50 y de tsueqO. hizo
an Verdadero derroche de buen cuer.
20. de mirar saIGO y de cercW0stGscS0.
IOl6 por aI garbOl
Los sefiores BAfiareg, V6lez. Capes-
tany. Fort como eiempre. mas que CO.
mo siempre. como nunca.
La eSociedad ArtfstiCa2 ha puestO la
bSndera en- 81 ePueFtO Arturo2 de aus
triUnfos con lR representation de EN-
sefanzR Libre3 y eLos niIos de la es-
cuela.0
N. OLAYA.
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InpOrtanta seTVleIo do Ia poIIela
on Rio -Pl0dTaS.

El dfa 2 de los corrientes, sus-
tFaieron de un cajon del mostradoE
del establecimiento de don Benit0
Rivera. de -Piedras, un paquete
conteniendo so y pico de pesos, en-
momentos que dicho senior , su
dependiante atendfan al despacho,
suponi9ndose fuesen tres desconO-
cidos que allf entraron. segdn datos
que dieran d la policfa.
Puesto el hecho en- conocimiento
del sargento L0pez Diaz Orden6 la
detenci0n de dichos individuos. lo-
grando ell guardia NaFciso Villafa-
ne arFestar dos de aquellos pof
haberse ausentado ell otFo de Ia To-
calidad.
Investigate d. hecho en- question
por el refeFido saFgento. Sc vino en-
conocimiento. de que Ell autor del
delito era uRO de los detenidos, de
nombre Melchor Guzman (a) Gel
chiquitOD, de malos antecedenteS y
que hacfa POGO habia salido de pre-
sldio por realizar hechos de igual
1ndole Y su compaf1ero Pablo Mar
tfnez c0mplice del delito mencio-
nado que constituye un escala-
miento
Los sugetos estan en- la carcel
pdblica q disposition del fiscal de
la Corte del distrito. ante quien
responderan del robo realizado.
Este importante seFvicio demues-
ira Ia diligencia del sargento L6-
pez Diaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
Ell canaVaI Dc 1905
en- Mayaguez

La iunta organizalora del carna-
val de 1905. que preside el senor
Ramon Quinones, ha tenido la COR
tesla de nombrar miembro honora-
rio de ella al director de xLa Co
Frespondencia de Puerto RicoS, defe-
Fencia que estima en- muchO nues-
tro director y por la cual da EXPIRE
sivas gFacias q dicha junta.
ri carnaval de 1905 en- Maya
gnez. promote ser uno de los mas
esplendidos que Sc han celebEado
en- la culta ciudad del oeste.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-versa.

Todos los paquetes 8 carga
eonfados a nosotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, y SO re1nitiran
& los precios de expreso mas li
mitado.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
viar. por expreso, en- los vapo-
pores La N. Y. & P. r. S. S.
20, SOoamo> y SPonce> deben
ser -entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de la mafana, y los que
vayan en- los de Ia SRed d. has
ta Las 2 de Ia tarde los Inartes.
San Justo A. C. BURSIAN.
Adaeispistraaor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
|. PLANAS MARTl.
TETUAN %.

OfPeCe 6 preCioB m6diCos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS. "A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL deIIos Moli-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR, MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
pGlis, MINI. que producer Iss afsnaa-
Gns harinas de trigO ePILLSBURYS
Est X1XX0 y ID de maiz, eLA
ESMERALDA.S
AGENTE GENERAL de Ioe Sefio.
RsS HUFFMAN BROS de New York.
fabricantes de las afamadas narCag de
Msntequilla GLA FAVORITAp Y eIET,
YANKEE.S
AGENTE GENERAL de Is cerVe-
cerfa GTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co., de Brooklyn. N. Y 80 v! i.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
INSTRUCTION.

Aver comenzaron en- Santurce los
ejercicios de la brigada de bOmbe-
rOs de Santurce.
Sc trabaj6 con todo el material
de incendio y diFijieron Ia instruc-
cion ell Ter iefe senior Steinacher y
81 Official de la brigada sefior Pujals,
terminando las doce del dia el
ejercicfO.
Continuaran 6stos todos los do
mingOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

-El.oficial da Sanidad ha denun-
Ciad0 Is casaa de Is ciudad, por no
reunir condolences higi6nicas.
Hs iDgresad0 Ell al spFesfdio insu.
lar Salvador AliCss NegE61.Ga) LoDg0.
6 cumplir condens impuesta p0r 81
Tribunal de DistEit0, por asesinato en-
segundo gFado.
De d cAFceI de- Distrit6 han sido
puestos en- ibartad. Manuel Rivera.
Juan CintT6n Hernandez y Felipe Co.
jia0 Ortiz.
Han ingresdo an d cSrceI de San
Juan: Cosma Cagado Csnales 8 Ross
do EusebiO Rivera y Rivers. por al-
tsrar q paz; Rafaela Zsrate Ayus0.
poF adultereFio y NataliO Santos Bul.
IRON. acometimiento J ngresi6n.
Anoche fu9 cufado o. el CuaEt0 de
socorro Felipe Csgsan de dOs heEldas
c0nsuoaa. ana eU r seei6n maGt0Eldea
otEa ep q paFie doEechQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

ssfiores ConseierOB asf 10 acuerdan.
ST Post So We sponer 8 vOtaci6n
Ia moc:6n del ST.. BRrbOsa de que ae di-
fiera d discussion de ese pFOyecsO para
esta taFle. TodOG los que est6n con-
formes. Sc serVirsn deciP que 81; los
que no, So servir6n deCiF que no.
Varias voces: Isl! iN6l
81 Post. : Que Sc hags la Votaci6n
por lists.
a votar.
Grande espectaci6n en- eI p6bIico.
AIguno de los se1ores Consejeros ests
muy palido. Mr.. Post Sc sonFfe. Mr..
Elliot le haca sefla & don Herminio pi-
di69dole IN f6sforo. pues tiene su ci-
garr0 apsRado.
Sc llams por Iist8. Va & votarse ID
moci6n del DR.. Barbosa pidiendo la
suspension del debate para Is t8Fde
Cuand0 este pFesente Mr.. CrOsas.
Dicen que no: Del Vale. Fl Dfaz y
Mr.. Post.
Que 81. DR.. Bsrbosa, Sanchez Mo-
Eales, Acting, FalkneE. TesoFero y
Elliot.
Aprobada d moCi6n por s contra 8.
TrStase De otros asuntos sin impor-
tancia.
Sigue d session; pero nosotros levan-
tamos ID nuestrs hasta q tarde.
"A las 10 y 8Oa n. se recoier6
mafIana Ten D. administrator de Co
rreos u correspondence que ha de C9n-
ducir 8 los EstadOs Unidos 81 yspor
SPonCe.1
Ell teniente Soto, de Guyana, as
Cuenta de que 81 fuegO de- 3 hsCiendR
eFlOridaS 81 dfa IL, fu6 intentional.
Quem6Ge media cuerda de CatIa.
MaGana aale psra Ponce Via Are
pibQs q sgs ResenaQ CpgderD Mates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
Or. Leonard Eandes

Esot ExpaCtauts m les
los Vena
Data La CURA PERFEOTA
seetss nhigadoe
oenvn
EAST "a ST NFvvyopK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
REeIsTRO CIVIL.

Defunciones: Providencia Vazquez
Garcia, Antonia Bruno Nieves, Agus-
tina Matos Quinones. Joaquina Ve-
ga Jubo y Maria Martinez Callita.
Nacimientos: Juan de Ia Cruz
Gomez Quijano y Manuel Franco
Rosario.
Matrimonios: Eustaquio Paris Cruz
can Maria Martina Berdeio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

OLONTA ESPECIAL de estudiantes puer
torrioue1os 81 Baltimore, Md. q cargo de D.
Rafael Janer 1914 Druid He'll Ave. .--Admite
ni9oS nifas memories de IA amos, &raz6n de
$3.50 anticipates por Semestre, en- concepto
de pupilaje, enseh&Eza, lavado eropa, asis
tencia m6dica medicinag Refereneias; Dr..
Coll Lcdos, Figueras y Perea en- San uan,
ID. Arturo Diaz en- Areoibo, DR.. L. Orcaslstas
en- Rio-Piedras, Doctor Martinez GnaSp en-
Mayagiiez, Lcdo Julia en- Ponce, d. Basilio
Pifero en- Carolina, d. Juan Davila on Mana
ti, ID. Jose M. Deliz en- Aguadilla, D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y D. Jose Benitez en- Yieques.
80 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

lar que diriga Il sonora Allan de Ca
|baIlero estS & ID alturs de Ios meiores
del puebIo9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
ITNEA TERRRA DOL OFsTE

Itlnerar1o. -SaIidas de BayamOn y UaplLaI
simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. Mafiana 6, 7.15, $50; $40
yl1.OO. Tarde 1915, Las, 3.15, 4l35, $50 y
'iSi Dias fostivos.-Manana ). o15, $50, 9.45.
Il Co oO Tarde 1914 1.3O :. 2.so 8 80, so, 80
Rillates hayatos nara dias festivos De Ca
tafo Bayam6n, iday yuelta 9 clase SO.S5
3 q Ciase SOLO, De Bayaml on Catano ida
Vuelta . olase OILS, 90 clase 0. 10.
BilIete ordinario de Capital 4 Catano en-
SP clase a 3 centavos:
Bayam6n, 19 de Septiembre de 1903 Ra-
m6n Vald6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

Total. !. q 2S6, ,977 So
Ell Interventor, ,. s.-E Adsuor.
Vo. Bo. El Presidente, ~ D. Luce
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Total.
PASTYO

Capital .....s -. S 900, 900 90
Fondo de reserva.. -. 56, 900 90
Cuentas Corrientes -. 81, ,494 SO
Billetes emitidos d..... $50, 0,O32 90
Dep6sitos en- Elective. 1913 AZ
Idem de todas classes en-
papeI.. ..3.. 122, $50 81
Dividendos por pagar 8,O39 SO
Cuentas varias ....... 1925 IS
Cambios. ............. $4,000
Ganancias p6rdidas 81, ,725 %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

L0NSkJO A LAS RADIS as - HI 1lrs1l,e calrnante
da Il seura Winslo ebe usrse siempre que los niios
eltan 81 peEiodo de Ia den ci6n Fropdrc9na aiyio
Immediate al pequen0 paciente produce I'm suelio
tural tranquio5 alva el dolor ei angelic Hespiera
muy yso aegre Es muy agradable al HaladRr, calma
N nho ablanda sus encias aliva sus dolores hace r.
Giles las funciones del est6mago regua los intestnos
Is q meior ramadio ccnocdo para Ia dihrea Va pros
venga esfa de IA denci6n dc cualquiefa otfa causa
I6ngase mucho cuidado pedr ell BaEAbe Camante
de IA Sefora Wiuslow" es 81 ineidr de todoRs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

r. CULLEN. -Afinador compositor
de pianos harmonios Compra pianos vie
jos: Va cualquieF pueblo de Id Isla. So
1icftesele. Relogema r. Kehrhahn. Plaza
BaIdorioty de Castro. San Juan P R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

JAC1NTo NARANJo.- Ciruiano Den
tiata. .--Ha trasladado su ofCinadental la
calls de Ia Tanca, No. B, altos, d6nds ofreca
Bus ssrvioios 81 pGblico en- general p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

PLANTAs. DE CLAVEL- Mafgarita On
tiestos. Amarillos, bSancos roios IS cts.
unR. Los vende.-Fr FrGncS8co Mart$nes.- .-Ca-
lie Amistad 4-YaucO. p r.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
PUTS UP DUMBBELI.
Anthony Mckinley. an American. Per
 forms Great Feat in Ireland.

Anthony Mckinley. an American. Per.
 forms Great Feat in Ireland.
 An American. Anthony Mckinley. las made a remarkable showing with dumbbells in Ireland recently. accord, ing to the following extract from the Belfast Evening Telegraph:
 On Monday afternoon Anthony Me Einley gave another proof of his re- markable speed. staying powers and endurance in handling dumbbells. He gave the exhibition in the billiard room of the Boyd Arms hotel with a 12- round 1i4 ounce dumbbcll. shoulder to aiEi's length above shoulder. one hand an1 succeeded in putting it up 16.OoO tilaes in ? hours. 5I minutes. .U see unts. at the rate Of !D times per min utc, regular throughout. with one of two over every time after the counter .:..,e,. out. and often more. The dumb hcll was weighed at starting and fin- ishing in the presence of all. and the total weight amounts 10 S6 tons, ! lmn- lrelweisht. quarter. - pounds. The prcsious best test with this weight, T tweiye-pouB.l dumbbcli. was by \. corcoran at Chicago. which was aiso ,be greatest total weight ever put up. when. on October I. lSI13. he put it up 1iGN0 times. time not stated. or a total weight of seveuty-iive tons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19

might toss the ball over the line and to the side with the intention of hay ing the end on that sidr charge for ward and secure the ball which could easily he done if the defensive half backs played close to the line as they do now. The result would be that the defensive halfbacks would probably find it advisable to play back five or more wards and farther out. and thus the same result would be accomplished as by making a rule compelling the defending backs To play a certain dis tancc back of the line.
 The football rules committee have been experimenting for several years with various rules to improve the game. without accomplishing any very great results in the way of producing a more open game, and tho problem has been q hard one to solve. but when it's members meet this coming spring they will be better prepared to solve the problem than ever before. They will have tha benefit Of the sue ress or failure of their experiments in the past: they know better what the people and players want and de mand. and they will have q greater wealth of suggestions. ideas and infor. nation to work upon than ever before and no doubt they will evolve a set oi rules for next season which will prove a long step toward the goal of the ideal game of footbail.-Glenn War. ncr. Cornell's Coach. in Illustrated Sporting News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

Garry Hermann has written to Ban Johnson. suggesting that the two big leagues hold their schedule meet ings in New York not later than Feb ruary 15. so that there will be plenty of time to fix up the worlds series for the minor leagues. . .
 Ban Johnson. president of the Amer ican league. is due in Washington this week, when he expects to transfer the stock of the ball club in that city to a new company of local capitalists. Johnson has never lost faith in Wash ington as profitable ball town with a winning team, and for that reason he has refused several propositions this winter for the exchange of some of the star players of the senatorial team.
 Catcher Jim McGuire of the New York Americans wired. Clark Griffith Monday that he had accepted the clubs terms and would play ball again this year. Griffith had q talk with Jack Doyle during the day. Doyle said that he intended to go to Hot Springs very soon and that if he could get into condition that was satis- factory to himself he would apply to Griffith for a chance to go behind the bat. Otherwise Doyle will go to Spo- kane 10 play first base and act as man. ager. Griffith told Doyle that he would willingly give him chance with the Americans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
STRAY BITS OF SPORT.

What purports to bc the real reason why Ralph Rose. the giant weight thrower. was dropped hy the Univer- sity of Michigan is in circulation among college men. lt is said that Rose had long been in disfavor with thc faculiy necausc of deficiency i'll his studies. and that his competition in the Pastime X. C. games without securing permission from the proper authorities was seized upon by the flculty a> tho bo Co ian. of getting rid of him. Rose it is said. did not attend classes and never thought of s..ldying. \ number of students tried io keep him up by doing his work. but if was useless when the faculty once got wise to the facts.
 Two old cup defenders. which since they were built have been changed into srhoCnerS and used as cruisers. have recently changed hands. r.. S. Ieiss has purchased of William X. Gardner the Mayflower through the agency of Frank Bowne Jones. and Charles r.. Rector has purchase.i Of William Marshall the Atlantic. These two boats were built in 1SSs to defend tho cup against the ,ialatea. owned by Lieutenant William Hem. Tho Atlantic was built for syndicate cf members of the Atlantic Yacht club. and tbe MayhoweT was built for Gen erai Charles ]. Paine from designs by Edward Burgess. Tho Nayfiowrr won the trial races and she later defeated the British cutter The Mayfower is being brough. from Boston and is io tit cut for cruise in inc West Indies.
 Mu.h speculation has been aroused at Harvard over the ruling that IT, N Gilmore i< eligible for the Crimson track and field team. Giimorc. who i- q freshman and 2 promising sPrinteE. acknowledges having rs--iv'7i q prize of S1 for win.linS running race when he was r. years oId- According to d strict interpretation Of inc eligibility rules. Gilmore Is as IHu"h q profession al as if he had received much larger amount for winning an event at the age of twenty IL Is C-cI>islerei that 2 tweive-yesr-cII boy c'uId hardly he guilty of professionalism under the circumstances. Harvard men how ever. are anxious to know how other ! e.oIlexeS that viII meet the Crimson oT sraeS and field viII re-arI tbe matter EuFe Is of tho Intercollegiate asScria ticn states distinctly that enc who hz;
 competed for money in any sthleti'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
THE DIAMOND. MORE ABOUT
 TAYLOR CASE
Hart Says He Has Witnesses to Prove Taylor Made the Statement He Was Paid to ThrOWCameS.

Chicago. Jan 19-President James A. Hart, of the Chicago National League Baseball club, broke silence Monday regarding the Taylor cose. is suing a statement. in which he said:
 Early in the season of 1905, when Taylor. deserted our team. Manager Selee and I agreed that Taylor would not be permitted to be on our team an- other season. That decision was made positive by his conduct and habits during the time that our team was engaged in playing post-season series of games with the American League club of Chicago, in which his effectiveness took a most decided slump as compared with his perform ances earlier in the year.
 ''He was exchanged to the St Louis club, and I wish to emphasize the fact that at that time there had been no comment made as to his honesty, his habits and disposition being his dis qualifying elements. .:.. "When the St Louis team visited Chicago early in the season of, 1904, carrying Taylor as q member. he. III the hearing of many people. when chided about losing so many games in the post-season series, said as fol- lows: Why should have won? I got $lOO from Hart for winning and got $500 for losing This remark was re- peated to me almost immediately by people who heard it.
 T at once reported it to President Pulliam of the National league, and Chairman Hermann of the national commission. both of whom were in Chicago at the time. I have never re- peated the remark for publication un- til now. and have never charged Fay Tor with crookedness as to game throwing.
 Taylor threatens to sue me. I hope he will. for with witnesses under oath. before an unbiased court. all the facts may be brought out. l am guilty of no offense against baseball law. or any other law. and do not propose to he made to appear as a culprit or as q defendant
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
GAY BOY LEFT.
Hostility and Red Raven Winners at New OrIeana.

asstiIity and Red Raven Winners at New Orleans.
 NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 19.--Fa. vorites fared badly despite favorable conditions here. Hostility and Red Raven, both of whom outclassed their fields. were the only winning favorites. Gay Boy. strong favorite in the fourth race. refused to break with his field and was left at the post
 The stewards fined J. T. Williams e10O for his affair with Bookmakcr Fred Cook in the betting ring recently. While at exercise. No. 10. owned by W. W. Lyle, ccllided with Telescope. No. 10 was killed and Telescope so se- verely hurt that he will have to be thrown out of training. Summaries:
 First Race.-Floral Wreath. first: Athlana. second: May McCaferty. third.
 Second Race.-Hostility. first: Grove Center. second: Veribest. third.
 Third Race-Red Raven. first: Felix Nozzes. second: rnmasked. third.
 Fourth Race. Escutcheon. first: Edith May. second: Florentine. third.
 Fifth Rs@.-April shower. first: Jo- sette. second: Little Jack Horner. third.
 Sixth Race.-Stonewali. first: Excis- nation. second: Keogh. third.