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ENA Y ALFONSO.
10 que dIio al rsy Ia lnfanta Eulalla.

La infanta EuIalia, despues de hablar
con Ena, Sc volvi6 hacis Alfonso dici6n-
dole "Reina de Espana no, to aseguro
que la naturaleza la ha hecho reina.
-REMATE.-En dia 80 del mes co.
rriente en- la casa de prestamos de Jose
Baz6n, Allen 21, tendra efecto el remate
de las preudas que han transcurrido seis
meses = no han sido renovadas nj caucela-
das.
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ENCAJE DE HILO-LRs sefioras Sc
6oritas que deseen recibir 0rdenes por este
artfculo, pueden dirigirse The Porto Rico
Dranwork and Embroidery Co. Allen
19, San Juan, r. r.. Wv
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LA PERSONA que quiera hacerse de
bonitas nlantas de salon v rosales hermo-
sisimos. nuede informarse en- Fortaleza 25,
l5V.a.
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Sc hacen trabaios tip6grafcos selectos y baratos
sn "La Correspondence de Puerto.Rioo."
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listed debe carecer de buenos impresos SI CORES
pondenoiaD asu Ordens loz Que Reoait
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En- odos los pueblos ia ene agentes sLa Correspondent
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Renuncia de Poder

Con esta fecha hago constar que renun-
clio al poder que con fecha Mayo 21 y
ante el Notario Pdblico don Julio Cesar
Gonz6lez, me contrib Ell senior O. d. Hof-
man, nombre de la Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company.
San Juan, P. R., Junio IS. 1906.
avs Jorge Adsuar.
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Las persOnas que deseen billetes para
aut6moyil entire Camuy Isabella, pueden
diriiiTSe al Sr. Rosendo Infante FoTta,
eza 81 dp
sabe agTadeoeT en- todO 10 que VaIen y aig-
nifcan.
De listed alto. s, 8. y amigo.
Federico C4lef.
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PildOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams para
Personals PdlidaS

ell especifco de familia mas popular de los tiempos
He aqui una pequena muestra que ofrece un
curado de PARALYSIS Parcial; Ia declaration del Sr.
Miguel Cardenas, estimado ciudadano de Sianori,
Estado de Durango, Mexico, va certifcada por el
Sr. Alcalde Municipal de dicha ciudad
..La presente tiene por objeto dar q Vd. mi
humilde expression de sincere agradecimiento por
la felz curacon de mi enfermedad, que he obtenido
porvirtud del maravilloso invento llamado Pildoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams.
''Estuye postrado con una especie de Paralisis,
con fuerte inchazon que me impedia ell andar me
dolian todos los huesos teniendo que guardian CANA
por algunos tempo
"A mi cunado el Sr Pedro Machado Sc le
ocurri6 recomendarme las Pildoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams, ell resultado de que gracas q
haber obrado con oportunidad, recobr6 rapidamente
mi salud y pude volyer pronto a mis- ocupaciones
comerciales. Despu6s de la Proyidencia es las
c6lebres pildoras que debo mi referida curaci6n.
Puede Yd hacer uso de esta carta como
estime conveniente
(Firmado) MIGUEL CARDENAS.
Testifco que es cierto 10 expuestO pOr ell Sr.
Miguel Cardenas, certifcando clio como Jefe
Municipal
.m (Firmado) PEDRO MACHADO.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04

The Fleur de Lis handicap is the
feature of a we'll balanced card that
has been provided for Emeryville this
afternoon. 1t looks as If 1t would be
a case Of nose finishes in several of the
events. The sport will start with q
hye-furlong dash for two-year- old
maidens, in which Prince of CASTLE
looks a little the best on his second to
Sam Barber a few days ago. r. Neu-
gent, Ingham and Rose Cherry have
shown something and look to be the
contenders. Senator Warner, from the
Schneider stable, is said to have speed
and may also be accounted dangerous.
e. M. Brattain should defeat the good
field of sprinters in the second race at
six furlongs. He has run two good
races and seems to be consistent per-
former. Golden Rule. Clandestine and
Cerro Santo are the probable con-
tenders.
Flo Mano1a looks the best of the bad
bunch in third at mile. Lone Wolf
and Ray figure close up, and the for
mer will have the benefit of a good
jockey, as williams has been engaged
to ride him today.
Handicapped Egbert has certainly ad-
justed the weights nicely in the feat
ure event and any one Of the six en-
tries appears to have q chance to win.
N0A
a first out on Saturday. and being asked
to carry only go pounds may be able to
reach the wire first. Romaine. Col
lector Jessup and Princess Titanta will
not be far away at the finish. 1t is
Fireballs first start and although he
has been working we'll 1t is not posi-
BILE to tell what he will do the first
time out. The distance may not be
quite far enoughfor Martimas to do his
best.
Jackful1 should win the fifth at a
mile. T. Sullivan will have the mount.
Dorado, with Brussell up. promises to
be the contender. Burleigh should be
returned the winner of the final race
of the day on his third to Cruzados
and Shot Gun in fast time and also on
other good races that he has run since
the meeting opened. Whiskey King
ran a good race his only out and will
again be right there 1t is probable.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
SUE
EX-MANAGER
MORLEY

LOS ANGELES, Dec Am echo of
the troubles of the Pacific Coast Base
ball League of the past season was
heard today in the Superior Court,
when two stockholders Of the former
Los Angeles club brought suit on be-
half of the club against the former
manager, James J. Morley, for $35, 1000,
the amount of loss which, it is claimed,
the club sustained at his hands last
season. Directors John ]. Brink and Al
Levy are also made defendants in the
action. It is charged that Morley
caused this loss by forfeiting the fran
chise of the local club, and also by re-
scinding the contracts with sixteen
players, all of which. 1t is averred. was
done without the consent of the board
of directors. The Los Angeles Base
ball Club was incorporated for $4,000,
divided into 1000 shares. Stephens
held twenty shares and Edwards nine
ty- five
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
JOCKEY RADTKE'S
LIFE INSURED
BY RAINEY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW ALBANY. Miss. rDec. s.-Paul
j. Rainey, owner of Demund and other
horses that raced successfully in the
East during the past season. has adopt
ed new measures for protecting him
self from total financial loss In the
event of an accident to his jockey. An
nouncement was made by him today at
his country estate of insurance calling
for s25.0 in the event OF the death of
Jockey Radtke, the Chicago boy who
was among the leading riders of the
year until set down by recent ruling
of the Jockey Club in the East
An enormous premium had TO be paid.
but Radtke is protected also IN case
Of accident.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
DUAL ATHLETIC MEET
BETWEEN THE SMALL BOYS
knights of King Arthur Defeat the
& Columbia Park Boys
CIuh

The athletica1ly inclined members of
the knights of King Arthur met those
of the Columbia Park Boys Club in a
dual meet on the Wilmerding oval last
Sunday. The former won by a score
of 81 to So.
Results were as follows:
ond Clark, c.. third. Time. $40 4-5.
100-yard dash--Won by Bettoli, X; Shalef
c., second; L. Stein, c., third Time. IL 2-5.
Shot put-Won by r. Muheim, O.; Bettoli, K,
second; Wing, c., third. Distance. 81 feet
5o-yard dash.aHugp, K won; Bettoli. K,
second; Shalef. c.. third. Time, :05 As.
440-yard dash-Henry Raphael c.. won; Far
bish. K, second; Gebhardt, K. third. Time,
Broad jump-Hupp. K. won; H. Stein. c..
second; Bettoli. X, third, Distance. 20 feet
inches.
sso,Syard rqn-wing. G., won; Little. K. sec
ond: Padilia: K. third Height. feet inches.
22o-yard dash-Hupp. K, won; L. Stein. c..
second; Grinsell. c.. third Time. :26 Is.
sell, C., and H. stein O., tied for second.
Pole vauit--Hupp. K, won: Hyman Raphael,
G., second; A. Muheim, O.. third Height, feet.
Relay race, half mile, six men-C. p. B. O.
won Time. 1:45.
On Saturday afternoon the second
team of the Columbia Park Boys Club
won in a f1eldday with the M. A. s..
Club of Petaluma, 52h to 24k
The winning team was composed of A..
Muheim. Altman, Henry Raphael. Clark
Berg. De Fount, Tennebaum and
O'Hair.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
STUDENTS AWARDED PRIZES
IN ANNUAL JUDGING CONTEST

Ontario Agricultural College Scores
First Place at International
Livestock Show
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Students of the
Ontario Agricultural College of Guelph,
Ontario, were awarded the first prize
in the judging contest for all animals
combined at the International Live
stock Show in the report made yester-
day by Professor ]. II. Sheperd of North
Dakota Agricultural College, the super
intendent of the judging.
The students judging team of the
Ames Agricultural College of Ames,
Iowa, took second, Ohio ranked third,
Kansas fourth, Michigan fifth and Tex
as sixth.
In the contest of horse judging for
the Mclaughlin Brothers prize Iowa
was first, Texas second, Ohio third.
Ontario fourth, Michigan fifth and Kan
sas sixth.
For individual excellence A H
Hamer of Ontario ranked first, J. O..
Olson of Kansas second and C. C. Nixon
of Ontario third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
NIPIsSING MINES COMPANY
STOCK ON THE DOWN GRADE
Exciting Selling Movement Occurs at
OpeninE of Market and Many
Shares Are Transferred

NEW YORK, Dec. Am excited
movement in the stock of the Nipissing
Mines Company occurred on the open
ing of the curb stock market today.
After closing at 1875 Saturday IL
opened at 19 and within five minutes
was quoted at 16 bid and 1874 asked.
At the end OF the first hour about $4,000
shares had been traded Before
O'Clock there was a break and the
price receded under heavy selling or
ders. 1t was estimated that 100000
shares were traded in before 2:3O
o'clock. The stock closed at 16h. The
low point OF the day was 15h.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04

a good jockey.
Jockey Mclaughlin, who got into
trouble at the Toronto meeting, has
been denied admission to the fair
grounds at New Orleans.
There is talk of another racetrack
on the east bank of the Mississippi
opposite New Orleans and near Gretna
in Jefferson parish. 1t is said to be
the purpose of the promoters of the
plant to ask for dates for a sixty day
meeting from both governing bodies.
An unsanctioned meeting is being
held this week at Brightwood, just out
side OF Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW O.snEANS Dec. 3.-Fair grounds re-
suits:
First race, Eve and half furlongs-Monee
won, Maize O'Neill second. Duchess OF Mon
tebella third. Time, los As.
Second race six furlongs-Dargin won, Bill
Phillips second, Wild Irishman third. Time
1:14.
Third race. six furlongs-Charlie Eastman
won, La Sorciere second. Palioday third Time.
1:13.
Fourth race. one mile handicap-Juggler won.
st: valentine second, Spruin third. Time.
/ 80 3-5.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Voting won. Jacomo
second, Lilly Vertrees third. Time, 1 :03 2-5.
Sixth race, one mile and sixteenth, selling
Orly III won. Padre second, King Wilda third
Time, 1:47 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
Workouts at Emeryyille

Martimas, five-eighths in 1:03.
KarOlya, One-half in ;501R.
Isolation, One-half in :49 2-5.
bismarck, mile in I :4S.
Beechwood and Merry Go Round, mile
in Las 3-5.
Rey del Mundo, five-eighths in 1,04.
Hector, q in 1:I5 2-5; is good again.
Native Son, three-quarters in 1:1S As.
DIR. LeEgo, three-quarters In 1:1534.
Misty's Pride, fye-eighths In 1:04.
Andrew b. Cook, three-quarters In
1:I7.
Teddie, three-eighths in :38.
AvOna, five-eighths In 1:02 4-5.
BoIoman, three-quarters in 1;19A.
Tenordale and Angelica, seven
eighths In 1881 ".
Golden Rule, fve-eiShths in 1,o2.
Fire Ball, One-quarter I'm ;23 3-5,
three-eighths i'm $50, one-haIf I'm 40,
five-eighths in 1902.
Charley Payne, fiye-eighths I'm 1.05.
The Only Way, mile In 1;45.
Titus III, one-haIf in ;5O1a.
Lfbertinus, fye-eighths In 1;04.
Peerless Lass, five-eigbths I'm 1:04.
CunardO, one-half In :55.
Sea Lad, five-eighths In 1:O4.
Collector Jessup, five eighths I'm 1;06
Shot Gun, three-quarters i'm 1i20.
Frank Neugent, five-eigbths I'm 1 sos
Ray, One-half i'm :55.
Little Joker, mile in ;46.
Santa Ray, three-quarters I'm 1,19A
Alma Boy, seven-eighths in 1871.
Bonar, mile I'm :4S.
Ed LiIburn, one-haIf I'm :51.
DeIaGoa, three-quarters I'm 1;17.
StOrIna, fye-eighths In 1iO5.
Comiifo, seven-eighths In / i33
Mandator, ive-eighths In 1:03A.
Miss Provo, fve-eighths I'm 1:O6.
Rapid Water, three-quarters in 1;16
ROsearO, one-haIf I'm 40.
Varro, One-haIf i'm :J2.
Grace &, three-quarters In 1.15 1-5.
Marshal Ney, seven-eighths I'm I :33.
School Bell, three-quarters In 1;17 3-5
Trapsetter, seven-eighths In :33.
Royal Maxim, fve-eigbths I'm 1,05.
David BOland, three-eighths I'm ,37.
The Judge, three-quarters in 1:IS.
Jackfull, mile I'm 1;43 3-5.
Don Hamilton, one-haIf in :52k.
Metlakatla, One-ha1f I'm say.
FastOso, One-half in ,53.
Ed Sheridan, one-haIf In .52.
Maxetta, three-quarters In 1;17A.
Canejo, mile In 1:49.
The Mighty, three-t. -~rters in 1:17.
Standover, mile in 1,52, breezing.
Eckersall, seven-eighths in 1,34
breezing.
Lem Reed, one-half In $50.
HuerfanO and Hugh MCGOWAN, three
quarters I'm 1i12.
Sandstone, five-eighths in 1,O6
MeIar, three-eighths In :3S.
Eleven Bells and Ellie, mile In 1 :54
Silver Line, five-eighths I'm 1:O2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
ASKED TO PLAY AT SEATTLE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Captain Happy
Haskins of the Crane High School foot
ball team today announced the receipt
of an offer from the Seattle (Wash) }
High School for game with his eleven
during the Christmas vacation. Has
lxins believes it will be possible for him
to accept, but at present the outlook
is doubtful by reason of the fact that
so few Of his West Side gridiron men
stand well in studies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
SpnsP Booes Emeve Profit by the Defeat Four Favorite
Accuracy of Calls Selections

LAYERS Emeryvine
pacency opened The Cah
picked 1--WE at to l. Marion
Rose orchnn
winners
track
Benvoo win
the FIannery, the
The Call opened
several long shots
that
have nm
thans econd.
winners at Ascot
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
RUGBY MEN RESUME WORK

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. B.
The Rugby fifteen of Stanford Univer-
sity again donned their suits tonight
and resumed practice preparatory to
the trip north to Canada The practice
was in marked contrast to the daily
routine which was in force prior to
the intercollegiate game. Only the If
teen men who played against Cali
fornia and the five substitutes were
summoned to appear for work. The
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
FOR FEArHERwEIGHT HoNoRs

LOS ANGELES, Dec. S.-Los Angeles
will have its second championship prize
fight within two months when
Abe Attell and Jimmy Walsh
enter the ring next Friday night
before the& Pacific Athletic Club
for a twenty-round contest for the
featherweight honors Atteil is favor
ite. Both men are training diligently
and will enter the ring at about 122
pounds each. So far betting on the
bout has been light
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
TERRY MEETS THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. S,-Terry McFl
Govern, the prize fighter, had mo-
ment's talk with the President today.
He was accompanied to the White
House by his private secretary, and
called merely to pay his respects.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
WILL FIGHT IN BALTIMORE

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-"Young Cor
bett' and Terry McGovern will fight be-
fore the Eureka Athletic Club OF Balti-
more the last week IN January for 70
per cent of the gross receipts
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
AUTO VICTIM RECEIVERS

NEW York, Dec. S.-Ralph Baldwin,
the 1S-year-old son of Sylvester Bald
win of Norwalk, Conn.,, who was struck
by Joe Tracy's racing Automobile in
the Vanderbilt cup race, has recovered,
contrary to the expectations of the
surgeons.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
TO ESTABLISH AUTO COURSE

ALBANY N. Y, Dec. 3.-The Long
Island Motor Parkway Incorporation
was incorporated here today by August
Belmont and others, with a capital of
$2,000,000. The company will purchase
real estate and will establish an auto
mobile course. The principal office
will be at Mineola, L. /.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
SAN JOSE SCALE INJURIES
ORCHARDS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Agrfculturists show Alarm over Pest
That May Have Been Brought
From West ON Shrubbery
LEOMINSTER. Mass. Dec.

LEOMINSTER, Mass. Dec. 3.-The-
dreaded San Jose scale has been dis
covered in several fruit orchards IN
this section by Tree Warden 5. r.
Walker. This pest does great damage
to fruit trees and shrubbery and as II
is an addition to the ravages of the
gypsy and browntail moths is causing
agriculturistS alarm. 1t Is thought
that the insects may have been brought
here on nursery stock from the West.
SAYS WIFE IS vIoLENT-Oakland. Dec. g.
Alleging that his wife, Emelia Griesche
threatened to beat him, Gustave Grtesche Of
2313 Carlton street. Berkeley. charged her with
insanity today. She will be examined before
Judge Ogden tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
Gossip of the Track

NR. D. Hume. a newcomer to the turf,
showed the clockers a speedy young
ster yesterday. when he worked a D
year-old ma red Teddy three-eighths of
q mile In :3s. This youngster is geld
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
Emeryville Races
Promise Nose
Finishes
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

by u. r. Jeffery
First race-Prince of CASTLE, +.
Ncugent, Ingham.
Second race-E. NJ. Brattain,
Golden Rule, CIandestine.
Third race-FIo Manola, Lone
Wolf, Ray.
Fourth race--Mary F, Romaine,
Collector Jessup.
Fifth race-JackfuII, Dorado,
AvonaIis.
Sixth race-BurIeigh, Whiskey
King, Instructor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04

resumption OF activities on the grid
iron failed to stir any enthusiasm
among the undergraduates and the
bleachers were but sparsely filled.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
Entries for Today's Races

The entries and weights for today's
races at Emeryville are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; purse; two-year-
nId
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04

Every time some men marry they get
paid for administers. for example
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats,
cor. Van Ness and McAllister st. $3.50,
$3.50, $500.
Mohave County miner., 1906-09-22
Rate Law Hits Student Rate.

The new rate law, according to the opinions given out by railroad attor- neys, will mean the payment of addi- tional railroad fares by the students who attend the University of Arizona, as well as the Normal schools at Tempe and Flagstaff. The students have heretofore been given a special rate all over the Territory but it is an- nounced that the student rate will be withdrawn hereafter.
 It is learned that the rate law will also affect the Indian school teachers and pupils, who have heretofore e. = joyed special rate. They will now have to pay full fare.
 Ministers are among the few who will not have to pay additional fare. They will still be allowed the half rate, but it will be necessary for the clergymen to obtain permit from the Transcontinental Clergy Bureau at Chicago. Families of ministers, how ever, must pay full fare.
 It is stated also that special exten- sions cannot be given on excursion tickets. If person in the East on an excursion ticket should become i'll and the ticket expired, he will be required to pay full fare for the return trip, unless a general extension of the tin e limit should be made for all tickets.
 The local officials do not regret the passing of the free pass. They state that it has become a nuisance and that they are continually bothered by per sons seeking to travel free on the rail- road.-TucsOn Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1906-09-22

infested roadway and paddle or foun- der in the hollows of foul smelling water with evident enjoyment. They are plump little mites, these children. They are much more precocious and develop more rapidly than European infants. and they certainly take life much more good humoredly.
 The male population of ''Tin Town" does not arrive home until evening, but always before o'clock, for by the law of "Jo'burg" no black, save those in charge of rickshaws, is allowed on the streets after this hour.
 Then he can roll up against his tin walls making them crackle and rat tie like concentrated thunder-and smoke his clay pipe, while he discusses his short, but seditious cuts to freedom.
 In the frail habitatiOns of ''Tln Town" the flames of revolt have been steadily famed since the Anglo-Boer peace, and it would be a suicidal poli- cy to underestimate the present men, ace or to ignore what is behind it.
Mohave County miner., 1906-09-22

bone of contention and the subject of opinions by the county and state authorities. The opinion of the state attorney general is interest ing even if it did not fully prevail. His contention was that the capital stock of a corporation and the shares into which such stock may be divided are two distinct pieces of property and may both be taxed without causing double taxation.
 As Amalgamated Copper Company is New Jersey corporation, this opinion would permit the company's shares held in Montana to be taxed by that state. As finally decided, however, the shares will not be taxed, and the owners may rest easy for another Mining Reporter.
Mohave County miner., 1906-09-22
Arizona Will Lead.

There can be no question that the present year will be a record breaker in the mining history of Arizona. New CT before has such general activity been known throughout the entire territory, says the Arizona Miner.
 The great additions that have been made to the facilities for the treat ment of Arizona ores at home had a steadily growing influence on the de- velOpment of mining properties. Not a day passes without bringing intelli- gence of the resumption of work on mines that were profitably operated in the past, but had ceased to pay when the easily accessible deposits of high grade shipping ore near the surface were taken out. Under present con- ditions it is realized that deep mining has at last become practicable, and that the day of medium grade prop osition" has arrived. Not only are hundreds of promising old mines being reopened, and other hundreds of new ones coming into the rank of produc- CTS, but there is a general increase in production among those properties that have been steadily and profitably operated under the old regime. This is especially true of the big copper mines of the territory. The United Verde on the north and the whole group of copper properties in the south will show a record of production nev- CT before equalled. It is indeed safe prediction that Arizona will head the list this year in its output.
 Relative increase in the gold, silver and lead production is also assured. The fact that less money is needed to open the average gold mine than is required to develop a copper property renders the enlistment of capital in gold mining operation correspondingly easy. Since the beginning of the year number of investments have been made in gold and silver prospects, and an enormous amount of cash has been devoted to legitimate development work in almost every mining district in the territory. The combined effort of all these expenditures of money and effort will prove surprising even to the Arizona men who keep closely 1T touch with our mining history wher the statistics of 1906 shall have beer written. Arizona today represents the most attractive field for conservative investment that can be found on the American continent, and the record: of the year will demonstrate that this fact is becoming generally recognized throughout the United States.