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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-24

tr1DuyenteS, de los prOpletarlOS
de lncas. una ley de cOntribu-
clones, como la que presento en-
.el Executive, para garantia de la
|propiedad, ell ilustrado conse-
jero sefior Diaz Navarro.
Ell seflor Willoughby. que es
ia en- ay unaS en- este asunto. CO
mo en- otros muchos, Sc opuso
resuelta v selvaticamente al
proyeCto del sefOr Diaz Nava-
rro; pero es possible y es de es-
Ipecar que viuiendo esa buena
ley de la Camara baja. no en-
contrara la oposicion del joven
sociologo nj de sus compadres,
por aquello de que nHeStras
6~enaS leres son aprobadas en-
eL Ejecntfvo.
Ell proyeCto no es malo, tai y
como 10 present6 el senOr Diaz
Navarro dejaba a cubierto de
los absurdos caprichos de tasa-
dores ebrios, las propiedades
Ipuertorriquenas; ponia un fl
nal decoroso al juego immoral
inventado por Mr.. Hollander,
para acabar con la riqueza del
pals, 8, mas propiamente dicho,
para hacerla cambiar de manOs.
EstableCia reglas cientificas pa
ia IA valoraCi0n y preceptOs le-
gales para el senalamiento de la
ICuOta COntributiva; una ley que
ofrece tOdas estas garantias, no
puede ser taChada de mala, por
'COnsiguiente, 81 la Camara baja
la vota, en- e) Executive va sa-
bemos que ha de ser amplia-
mente SanCiOnada ALI Sc
aprueban todas nuestras buenas
ley eS...
Los C0digos Penal yde Enjui-
ciamiento Civil que, como ha di-
Cho perfectamente el senOr de
Diego, fueron aprobadOs en- la
Camara por la sola lectura del
titulO, deben ser suStituidos por
los anteriOres que, segGn Sc ha
demostradO plenamente, son
muy superlOreS a los aCtuales.
(Por que no Sc presenta una
ley, veriticando este cambio, 8
para cOrregir de monstruosida-
des los C6d,gos vigentes?
ESa seria tambien una lev
buena, una ley excelente, repa-
radOra de una gran injusticia,
de una insigne tOrpeza cometi-
da pOr una Camara abulica V
afasica, pendiente solo de ofre-
Ger eSpeCtaCulos tristes de adu-
laci0n y servilismo.
Y una ley como la que indi-
CamoS mo merecerfa la aprOba-
ci0n del Executive. 81 este inc
table y OmnipOtente ORGANISING
esta de acuerdO siempre con las
buenas leyes de la Camara baja2
Animense, pues, nuestros de-
le2adOS; anlmenSe para guitar
tambi6n el arbitrio judicial que
ha dadO tan funestos resulta-
dos en- nuestra actual adminis-
TRACTION de justicia,
ESa Seria Otra buena lev, Gu
20 restableCimiento hemos pc
dido reiteradas veceS.
Ell arbltrio judicial es verda
deramente CalamitosO en- los
pueblOS latinos. Estos pueblos
pensadOres cultOs, exiien como
principle eSencial el razona-
miento en- todO, no consienten
esOs pOdereS abusivos de la au-
toridad, esa irresponsabilidad
inSultadOra a la que son tan da-
dos los SajOnes, Y que nosotros
eSt1mamOS como TN SIntOma de
lamentable atrasO entire eIlOs "
de brutal retroCesO entire nos
OtrOs.
Y por 1ltimo, porque no que
remOS abrumar con una tareaI
excesiva a los representatives
insulares, serfa tambien muyI
Oportuna la aprobaci0n de una
ley que prohibiera a los fun
clOnariOs Ell matute de las in
dustrias, con dailo para Ell Es-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-24
NOta del dia

Como va no tenemos que
aguardar, por ahora, un cambio
de regimen que era 10 esperado
por todos Y 10 que neCesita in
dispensabIemente ell pals, la
unica esperanza de conformidad
que nos Gueda es que, no sea
tamb'en una illusion quimerica
Y fracasada la manifestation
que hace el elocuentisimo lea
der de la mayorfa de la Camara
baia, en- la carta que dirigi6 al
GObernador.
ST es Cierto que las buenaS le-
yes de la Camara de Represen-
tantes, son aprobadas en- el Eje-
cutivQ, no debe pasar un dia
mas sin que sea presentada en-
el parlamentO la lev de empires
tito para auxiliar la agricul-
tura.
Es precise aprovechar las
ocasiones favorables, Y puesto
que hemos de resignarnOs d la
fuerZa con la SubSiStenCia del
regimen mOgrebinO que sufri-
mos desde hace amos. saquemoS
el mejor partido de la situaci0n,
va que sc proClama la imparcia-
iidad de los congregantes Y la
buena disposition en- que Sc ha-
Han para aprobar todo 10 que
convenga a los intereseS publ
cos Y al bienestar collective.
AbramOS a la esperanZa nues-
trOS eSpirituS COnsternadOS, To-
do cuanto Sc ha diCho sobre la
opoSici0n de los congregantes
al proyectO de empr6stito para
cl cate, debe ser eChado al Olvi-
do por los representatives a la
Camara.
mo esta probado que la de
empr6stito para el cafe es una
buena ley? Pues no hay que
tener csCr1pulos nj miedos, nj
cxajeradoS temores, que tai vez
sc fundan en- una suspicacia la
1nentable.
La Camara de Representan-
tes no esta coaCciOnada p0r el
@oblernO, pOr 10 tanto, no tiene
que temer ninguna OpOsici6n el
pr0yectO de empr6stito.
81 esa ley no sc presenta Y
por consiguiente 10 queda apro-
bada en- la actual legislature, va
aaben nueStrOs agriCultoreS, va
Sabe el pals en- general que es
el perjudiCado, 1e quienes han
de quejarse V contra quienes
prOteStar,
Cierta clase de disculpas no
Sirven Ell las presentes cir
CunstanciaS.
FL seflor de Diego ha dicho
que el Executive aprueba las
bHenaS ke%es de la Camara baia,
y eS precise, por 10 tanto, que
apruebe la del empr6stito.
O1 en- Ia actual legislature no
Quedan a Cubierto de los zar-
pazos del 6sco Y de la ruina de
Ia carenCia de reCursos los plan
tadores de cafe, es contra ia
1nayoria de la Camara que DO
dram dirigir sus justisimas re
clamaciones los agricultores.
va no existe Ell parapeto del
Ejecutivot va no sirven las
anejas y tradicionales discul-
pas que eChaban sobre Ell Eie-
cutivo las responsibilities de
la oposicion sistematica V enc
tniga.
Aclaradas las cosas por el Sc
1lor de Diego, queda planteada
Ia question en- estos dos termi-
nos: Q Sc prueba que Ia ley de
empr6stito no es buena, 8 Sc
presenta y Sc aprueba inme-
diatamente en- la Camara baja,
para ofrecerle al ConSejo Eie
cutivo la oportunidad de SAN
cionar una ley que esta pidien
do a voces la opinion unanime
de la isla.
Tambien debe votar la CANA
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PLAYERS
TO REST TO-DAY
FRESNO wilt NOT ps ALE TO
Gar HERR IN TIME FoR THIS
AFTesNooN-FtsHER HAS Al
STRONG TRAM THIS SEASON.

There Is no game today. AZ the
Fresno team. In charge % Miaae
f1ahof. has MOI reached town. The
team left The south sunday night
and T. expected IN tonight There
has been some question raised al
"a whether the Fresno team would
ccme north. hut Manager Agnew
says they wiz be ketc Without fail
and will meet the loceia az Recrea-
tien park tomorrow afternoon.
This viii be the first visit 10 this
city Of what waa once the famous
TIGERS Of Tacoma since Fisher
transferred the team 10 Fresno Al
though she mea who went east
Bobby keefe. Charley Graham. lou
Nerdyke. Tontmy Sheehan and Mike
Lynch made a BITS hole IN che old
ilne-uR ~ the team. some of thn old
Tigers are stili with the bunch, In
cludlnk Truck Eagan. Happy He-
gan. Pearl casey, Metauxhlsn,
Doyle and Pitcher Fitzgerald. The
teams are about evenly matched and
the games this week should be eless
ana run % ginger,
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N CAREY PLANS
ANOTHERSCRAP
ABG ArruLL AND FRANKIE
NEIL ARE MATCHED TO
FIGHT IN Los ANGELES ON
July T.

Manager McCareY. Of Los An.
geioa, undiHmayed by hiu failure Ia
pull off the Nelson Herrera nght
has again come to tho trout and
matched Abe Attell. tho feather
weight champion. 20 fight Frankie
Nell. the San Francisco bantam
weight champion. on July Al Lou
Angeles The fight will be- Tor tho
fcntherweight championship. and
the winner will fight lem nowkor.
the English champion Neil aud
Attell were matched before. but
tho earthquake prevented the fight
from coming off
Mecaroy says be VIII take no
chances. and IN order that no flaseo
such an the Nelson Herrera fiEsle
can occur. he will compel the men
10 weigh before d club representa-
tive every daY for a week previous
to the fighl
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SHOTS
WILL COMPETE
THREE DAY SHOOT viii :.
HELD IN WhLLb WslLtyu,.
MONTH 49, MANY Pine rso.
Plies ARE HUNG UP.

The apofiHmau o. Walia w.n
are planning 10 have a biz a..
when the three day sho0 =, N.
aporismeu'a Asaocihtion ~ W
kofihNeat takes place
FpOrtsmcn from all over a.
northwest will be present ana !.
elaborate program of events ~
been arranged The sipstlag -
last three DAYS. June ~. y ~ !.
and over 1900 will be ahg ~
$1,000 IN trophies and 500 cash
Among the trophies to 10 Al.
for viii be the Anaconda Gun. NJ,
nomah medal Bfgwnloe trophy ~
BroWnlee medal. Globe trophy ~
Dayton medal and the eham,aa.
ship medal
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Mas May Sutton. 81 Pasadena.
Cal. who has gone to England 90
defend her title of English national
lawn tennis champion. showed OK
ceptlonal form IN her final practice
games The contests win be played
ON the All England Lawn Tennis
clubs court. az Wimbledon. London.
A plan IL ca foot ta offer an inter
national challenge cup FOR wunaen
similar 10 that offered In 1900 BY y.
r. Davis. OF 81 Louis. Tor men
Miss Sutton. who r. uaqusHfinn'
ably the worlds greatest woman
tennis player. won the champion
ship 90 the United States in 1904,
at the axe 81 ~. defeating every
conner with ease The following
year she vent 20 England and DC.
featad the finest PLAYERS among
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SUES MACNATE
FOR DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO. June g-Dl
yorcc proceedings we're Instituted
yesterday b. Mrs. Mamie Der
against Eugene II Bert. president
Of tho Pacific Coast Baseball
league Mm Bert alleges her hua
band treated her with extreme
cruelty and neglect and often sub.
lectod her 20 severe boatiuRs with.
out cause The couple Were mar.
fiad Ia fA8f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

One % the greatest baseball
players In the business today IA
"niiifs kesirr. % the New York
Americans AiAo he il one Of the
smallest men on the diamond
Miller HugKins. 81 Cincinnati. and
Mig Iaerriue. briefly u ~, Louia.
nsw 81 Kansas CITY. being almost
a. small kesteF'a sire Was a great
handicap ~heu he began bis profess.
aionnl career. because the fans tttd
rot believe such a diminasive iudi.
vidual could become a successful
ball player
= maize mY appearances IN fast
company IN New York. said krs.
Ter Ny initial appearance ca tho
polo grounds wAa the occasion az
mech daughter sad ieeFw from the
fans NJ Hifs struck the fans as
naosf enmicAi. and thu remarks they
hurled Mt me we're Gar from pleasant
or encouraging 20 hear played In
several games and dtf GOOD work
but the crowd aidnt awaken 10 tho
fact Some Of the mes apapefH Aiao
had fun ~ nv expense Buck
Ewing was the manager. and he
told me 20 paF no attention 80 the
criticisms that I WAS making good
All right hut the longer and better
played the worse became IN.
ahuan EvinK uns cal tes a cradle
rohhef. = bandit ~ the nursery be
cause be kept me 90 the team
"One day ! broke uy aakis and
shen the knockers got In their wefh
! vas traded e BROOKLYN. lsslf The
trolley town fans sld net take Kind.
- 10 me. simply because had leen
turned down b. New York, rial
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GAUNTLET WINS SECOND
HoNoRs IN LONG RACE

The little aioop 0anntis, o. Brook
Ign won second donors In the race
for the gold cup. donated BY Sir
Thomas Upton for a yacht race be-
tween New York and Bermuda
The yacht Tamerinns won the race.
but wAs varF lucky 70 90 30. as the
Gauntlet would undoubtedly have
won bur Tor the fact Of having been
blown out Of her course and having
20 sail over 200 miles 10 reach
Hamilton. Bermuda. the finishing
point Of the race.
The Lila also started 10 The race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
New Spanish Queen Has
Beautiful Teeth

Because she takes the greatest
care o. them Bartoli's Red Cross
Drug Store. 6t0 Second av.. tomor.
row win sell ~ u Eyens' ladies'
tooth brushes for 1sc. aud Marvel
sanitary tooth brushes Al &c. This
N your chance 20 get a good brush
at low cost. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Napclina lee cream a. Shaw's Phnt.
macy. American Hank building :
You viii ike Il. because itE 20
sweet and pure aud has delicious
maple flavor Try a dish the next
time you are down town sss
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N GOVERN HAD
ALL THE FIGHT
DESCRIPTION OF FioHr SHOWS
THAT TERRY MADE miNcE.
MEAT OUT or JAMES 20
WARD BRITT.

When Terry Monovefn and Jim.
my britt fought 10 rounds ~ Mad.
iaon square Garden the other night,
IN accordance with the New York
Law. the referee rendered no deel-
sion aud the eNpsts on the various
newspapers have been arguing
ever since No to what the decision
should have been Many thought
MCGOvefn won. some thought ~
should have been draw. while
others stated that n tbs flght had
gone 10 rounds further MoCovefn
would have worn himself out and
Britt would have come home b
himself However. here IL the de
sofiption Of the Eight and the reader
ean Judge for himself
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started Fast.

Terry started off from tho tap Of
the gong. In the first round be
swung a terrible left 10 the head
ana split open Bhtts eye This
wound waA bleeding all through the
battle. and after Bntta lips and
nose we're started IA the nfth. he
presented a EofY appearance as he
staggered around tho ring IN his
vain endsnvof TO keep away from
the terrible shower Of vicious blows
which were raiued ON him
McUovern fought like a Wild man
lie had all the strength and ondur'
anoo OF a maniac a light that
bore no tokens OF sanity Nhnne IN
his bloodahot eyes as he reisnis
lrsaly pursued Britt over tho rins
The CALIFORNIAN left lab and his
much vaunted eiasernsas went Tor
nAuFht against the fierce PUSHES
and onHlanEhts Of the former cham.
plon. and be- was 4 dared aud badly
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the women OF the eight little isle "
Tier rules OF PLAY are very simple
inecsaant practice. she says. "a the
secret OF proficiency She advises
against nlaYing with inferior PLAY
era when praciielnE. IS there -
danger uf weakening ones ZANE.
while a stronger player always PR
SCENTS the possibility OF developing
a better style uf play flayinE IN
mixed doubles IL good pfaetic-.
Miss sutton vii witness The IN
tafuaiionai matches In which the
American team IL c0ntvstinE Tor
she Davis trophy she does not ets
pect 10 play In any other tourna
menta while abroad excerpt 70 de.
fepd her title. though she said she
might change bet mind alter
reaching London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

bat. OWNS Ia heavy weather. was
unable to flniah ahd pat laia Nor
fold. Va. abandoning the race.
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The National stallion stakes ~
Belmont resulted iu = biE uIaet
charles Edward. a a-fsar-oid who
has been running IN selling rareH.
won the event fram supsrInAn, SUP
posed 10 be the best colt ~ james
n Kssna's barn. DcMuud. the So.
600 beauty. tan third
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Why have an old stink IN your
residence when you can have a
white enameied sink nj less than
wholesale price q. II brown
Plumbing Co. 81 Pine 81 -
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Attention, Ball Players

Sporting goods for young of old
al priees that mean a decided say.
tag 10 You. at Piper a TafrE. 1874.
&C second aV A grand liur 81
punching bags. boxing gloves. track
shoes aud suits. cutlery ana gas
NANTES at extremely luv prices
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PASSING COM MENTS

chriaty Mnthewaon had an off
day yesterday Ia the game with
Philadelphia lie allowed two hlta
and gave sir bases on balls In the
first inning Then ho Eot sore at
the umpire aud WAS put out OF the
game. In spite OF NIL this New York
won.
That boy Coily Dfuhot, formerly
with nellinrham, ID certainly pitch
ing great bail In the big leagns. It's
latest performance was "a shut Gu.
einnatf out. holding the Reds down
20 one hit Maybe that amt coins
some
John u Maxwell. ono Of the best
known rolfefa Of the middle west,
died last night at ksokuls. Iowa,
The A. a. u. has refused Ia allow
the record made bY GarreiH al the
western intercollegiate meet when
he tan the 100 yard hurdles Ia
1885 seconds. nh ne displaced Two
hurdles The time eaualed the
worlds record,
The night Of the Britt Me0ovorn
fight some one got into Jimmy
nfitta dressing room and stole all
hts clothes When the police
plnehed everybody after the fiEht
Jimmy had to borrow blanket 20
he could so TO the police station
Dick iIyiand. who recently beat
Young C0rbett In five rounds. 10 70
meet Kid Goodman before the lin
coin Athletic club Of Boston. Maan.
the night of June 8
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air Haon. The winner ~ the tefu-
lucky Derby. showed his race as
no nuke by winning the fatAnia
Derby IA common EHliup. Lady
Navarro pas second and nsisar
third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

ny FIgins Tun- Airs and Craees- The
price Paid paa tifa csc This l. one
81 The largest prices ever raid for
a horse Jnfdy vii be used for
hrssalnx purposes 10 the Argentine
Republic
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ssnor Luro. = breeder from the
Argentine Republic. has purchased
from Edmund Blanc. The French
turfman. the t-Ysar-old horse Isrdy
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The track waH aiiii muddy
morning and H1est 81 the horses
ulhinra 81 the barn
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KELLY To RIDE
ROYAL ROGUE
WILL KNOWN JOCKEY WILL
BE FREE LANCE THIS STA.
soN-rag OPENING RANDI.
CAP Will BHiNo OUT FIELD
or CRACKS.

Frank Kelly. ans % she best
snuN a iaek~ya ia fhlA eountFy aud
sho was fafusfty premier rider Tor
the siretber stable. 10 IN this city
awaiting The eprninE II the local
Efark Kelly win pfubahly ride
aeyai Rescue IN the OpeninK Iiandls
eap. and wfth sueh q canzhis pilot
sboard. TIE bsfss figures - have =
royal chance.
Kelly q Free Lsnes.
Kelly wsll ride 81 ihs Meadows -
free lance. ard a. he is not only
good Judge Of rac~ bat a strong
ftnishef "a veil bis services viii ne
saght bs ln great demand Among the
esarrs st me track Kelly can ride
Al lea ponnas ard says he ~nl be
aawn 20 wriEht IN a few day.
The Upsnins Handicap. IN witch
ksiiy viii RIDE. u ever ths sis FUR
eng distance and ou9is % b. :
cracking god guntewt. ~ there are
Some exceptionally fast horse. en-
teFeA Anfeng ih~fn ~ Bsafeafehrr.
fhe pFtas af C3afnst Ferguson bafa
BE 10 ore ~ the heat hat.ss ln this
country. and can uskp anY horse az
SONS 10 bpat him.
aelsnd IN Coed shsps.
Oct Fountain hsH David Eioiama
~ good SHAPE ard figures on start
ira hifn. n ~ ices. I. rguutaia
wiil rias. talfiaw. who vas one af
tire fastest npfinfnfs a. tta track
last yenF. e. also entered and. n ha
- a. Good ~ he vas last summer
when he beat Toealav. he viii fnsks
the best ~ fhrm hustle Johnny
alIiin's good grey horse X ~ BRAT
tain. - sntsr~d and must be given
chance II ha starts Amnng the
other zUad ones fhHf ara lishle 10 -
20 the post are ttab HaEen. uucuiie.
Judge. Tn Joe. MaFfimaa and Gold
81 Ruis.
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defeated man whom the 10 rounds
we're over
sevon thousand ffenzisi Hpectaf
tors. realizing that they we're VIZ
Messing ons of tbs greatest rsFeI
aaia OF this ring. cheefcd Terry on
10 his victory They carfiea MN
from tho ring Ia their arms Nheh
the bell rang. while Britt. surprised,
dakod and crushed, staggered TO hi7
dressing room
Fought Crazy.
Terry ala not fight like . human
being. lie did not seem TO fnlha
the singing labs and cutting blo"h
nrlti poured ON him Ills right eye
cloaed and battered by the cailior-
mans labs In the second round. was
hlds0us sight. bat he never
aeemed 10 mind tbe pain as he W
umphnnliy followed Britt 20 corner
after corner and rope after rope.
The first round xas the openihs
Of the surprise Terry rushed out
and smashed his Jeff 70 Bnita head.
A large CORY spot showed ah The
glove tore itself away, Britt was
daxed. bat he smiled thinking II
onlg flash ia the pan. lie
ellnehed. aud the pair struggled Ia
each others embraces Terry
cursed Drift while Tim Hurst tore
them loose lie raved because Brit
attempted 10 stall Britt danced
away aud tried 10 hold off the
Economical being who rushed him
AZ every second
Britfs Short Showing.
Britt showed 90 the fore In the
second but this was hia only round
lie labbod and hooled In wonder
fui mannsr. but 10 no avail The
Terror was after him and would not
be deuled. ~ the third Terry kept
rushing hnd repeated ia every
round Ia this session hs had Brit
dared, and again Ia the NTH ana
seventh Britt was Ia trouble IN the
SiHth britt put a uiee uppefeut 10
the law and Jared Terry To his
knees This Saa the only time that
the New Yorker Was la trouble
The eighth. ninth and tenth
ronuds we're vicious affairs. with
Terry doing all the work aud britt
dancing and c0uuiefing desperate
ly In hia Wild endeaYors "a Fsade
. knockout Terry finished strong
anh full 0f steam aud action
A Nild sell vas set up for Terry
sna Nelson. Had the Battler been
IN ffont Of McOoyern the greatest
lighfw 81 ght battls Of the age would
have taken place.
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The other night. AZ ssoek,m
Iron MHn" Charlie Dunn knockss
out KID Fargo. Of st0ckion IN A.
18Th round
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Debit who won the nrooHlsn
Handicap last year. has broken
down and been retired % the staa.
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Moonlight Dance

At Alk Point t0morrow night
Dqnt forget, Take boat # FIysr
dock go
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ss<sss
/. AMATEUR RESULTS.

In a fast game Of ball The La.
ten Parks beat the Y. Nj by.
score Of : 10 q. SUIT ana sun No.
the battery FOR Lawt0n PARK 49,
CLARKE aud Bell tor the Y. Nj
Staawood beat Anac0rias yssta.
day IN a fiyoiHning game b.
score Of . 20 0.
The shsii0u team best BHysllus
Ia a well played game. q toa.
AZ Brenrrtou the Nationals be.,
the Phiiadeiphlas By a store q, "a
10 1. The pitching OF sehmitx "a.
the feature
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w. ~. Hanmnud. ths Mont
turfnan 10 st the track. iie
Afas~da. Royal Rogue ana The
in his string aid they al sh#
make good this summer
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Talbot 70, P.,.n,.. sOs Mutual Life.
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TURF NEWS

OWNS 20 a quarter crack. No =
Pride ulil not start In the fops HuE
handicap.
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y landed Ia baltimore. where. un.
der fiAnlon. ! found an entirely an
fereui atmosphere The people OF
baltimore. Instead af diEcoafaginK
me encouraged nae. aud ! cont be.
eAA 20 PLAY ball that made ms
friends rejoice and my eacmiea
weep
a small sired player especially
a bsxinnsr-haa a hard TOW tn hoe
The fnna cannot recognize the fact
that smsii men can piAy IS good
ball a. large men. They think
bis man can hit n ball harder or
better than = small man As = mat.
ter 81 fact. the small or medium
sissd players are afhaag the leading
players In the country today But
sire has nothing 10 DO with ball
players ability AuY more than u
has with anX other profession The
only difference IL that large man
sill he gisen a chance b. the fans.
aud quicker gains their confidence
than a small MAJ
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Mems Furnishings pspt.
PURITY SALE PRICES
Mems Pure white Gelf shirts.
nsads ~ nasru~riEes Panama
cloth With peekes. Frrurh sleeve
and button front, always sold
fof tt.t9. Purity Aais price sa.
..ss 80. .f.st. .ssss.s SLID
Jens Muslin Night Robes. al
Nhits SLEEP EASY. VERY soft
est and beat muslin made, 3 %.
Sc and 3ae iluea. AL priced
Purity sale price .4..s.... .fiDe
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John u Maxwell. Quo Of the best
known rolfefa Of tho middle wout,
died last night az ksokuk. Iowa.