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MINES HEAT AND COLD.
Nature Supplies West Virginia Florist
With Coal and Cold Storage.

Associated Pre.s to The Evening Times.
Fairmont. w. Va. Aug 2O.-A florist
of this town gets both heat and cold
from the same mine.
In the engine room of his plant a
tunnel four by four feet leads into
coal mine. 1t is provided with a track
and train Of cars, and thirteen car
loads of coal are mined by the engineer
every day for the boiler.
In this same tunnel is the cold stor-
age plant. Not one pound of ice is used
BY the florist, yet flowers go to the GUS
toners in perfect condition.
The excavated chambers of the mine
furnish ideal cold storage. The little
railway runs through the greenhouses
and furnishes transportation facilities
for the department.
The temperature is never less than
As degrees, never more than 48 de-
grees, and does not vary much at any
season. Cut flowers will keep perfect
ly for 80 days here.
An experiment was made with a
dozen carnations. After fifteen days
they were taken from the mine, COM
pared with like number of freshly cut
flowers and found to be in perfect con-
dition When put aside they wilted one
day sooner than the fresh carnations.
A ported plant ordered for a given
occasion many bloom, too freely or too
soon; If sent to the mine its growth is
arrested by the cold, even temperature.
Little cars are laden with flowers in
full bloom and run into the mine,
where they are kept perfectly until it
is time to deliver them to customers.
Nothing more beautiful than the
chamber of cut flowers could be imag-
ined. Against layers of black coal,
carnations in hoists lighted the gloom.
Here, too, was heap of violets await
ing Easter morning.
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. . . = y . . . y . y . . y . . o .
. Notes Of Sport. .
= y y y . . . . . . . . = . . . y .
The many admirers OF the Cleveland
club are hoping that the Maps will
take brace soon and climb toward
the top. Why they should take such
slump each season is one of the in
applicable things In baseball.
Injuries and umpires keep kid"
Eberfield out of the game pretty,
much all the time.
Funny thing that the Philadelphia
Americans can't win in Chicago. They
have won but one game from the White
sox in the Windy City this season.
Brooklyn fans have been turning
out in good numbers of late to see the
Superbas perform.
Clarence (Pop) Foster has quit the
Newark club and Joined the Lancaster
team in the Tri-State league. Foster
has been the leading batter in the
Eastern league nearly all season.
Word is passing around in the South
that Atlanta and Birmingham will per-
haps be in the South Atlantic league
next season. 1t is said that Richmond,
Va, will make an effort to get in the
Eastern league
The Vincennes, Ind club looks like
a sure winner in the X. l. T. league.
The Steubenville, o., club has been
doing great work in the P. o. NJ.
league of late, working up from last
to fourth position in short time.
Who says the old-timers are all in
and the youngsters are the only ones
playing the game? The Des Moines
club with Jack Doyle, Hogriever,
O'Leary. Dexter and Magoon, has a
cinch for the Western league pennant,
being 200 points ahead of the second
team.
Clyde Goodwin recently pitched and
won for Milwaukee both ends of a
double-header with indianapolis. An
other case of CASTOR getting back
at his former teammates.
The Columbus team is at the top of
the American association column and
drawing away from the bunch. The
Clymer outfit are climbers for sure.
1t is said that either Hugh Jennings
of Baltimore or Billy" Murray of
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sibly Calumet or Houghton. This is
almost equivalent to saying that the
present league is not paying hand
some returns and change is neces-
sary.
9 9 9 9 . = 9 . o o . . . 9 . . . o
9 Fight Dope. o
8 o 8 . . . . . 8 8 . . . . . = . . .
A match is being talked Of between
Jimmy Walsh and Harry Baker, who
recently defeated frankie Neil.
Johnny Carroll, the New York well
ter. wants go with either Joe Thomas
or Honey" Melody.
Joe Walcott and Billy Rhodes have
been matched to meet at Leavenworth
on Sept. 16. According to the terms,
Walcott is to get $3.50 for his end,
whether he wins or loses.
From all reports the women of the
town of Goldfield. New, are about as
anxious to see the Gans-Nelson fight
as the men. 1t is said the promoters
have received 500 applications for
tickets from women.
Efforts of the Lincoln club of Chel-
sea to arrange match between Jimmy
Gardner and Dave Deshler have fallen
through.
Dan Creedon, the Australian middle
weight who spent number of years in
America. and then returned to the
Antipodes, was knocked out in three
rounds by Bill Smith in Sydney re.
Gently. 1t is the first this country
has heard of Creedon in long while.
Jimmy Gardner Of Lowell and Peter
Sullivan of Fall River are on the cards
for a twelve-round bout at Valley
Falls. r. l., on Sept 5.
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BRITISH VEDICs.

Associated Press 10 The Evening Times.
Toronto, Ont, Aug. 2O.-The seventy
fourth annual meeting of the British
Medical association Is to open in this
city tomorrow and five hundred emf
nent physicians and surgeons from
England are in the city to attend. In
addition there are present many prom
inent medical men from other parts
of Europe and from Canada and the
United States.
The sessions will be held under the
auspices of the medical department OF
the University of Toronto. Thirteen
scientific sections have been arranged
and will meet daily through the week
in the university buildings. The pro-
grams arranged throughout promise
full and interesting discussion owing
to the large attendance of men of emil
nence from all parts of the world. AS
a preliminary to the convention the
Canadian Medical association opened
Its annual meeting at the university
today.
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REFUGE FOR EMBEZZLERS.
Greece is a Haven. Provided the Police


are Rewarded.
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Paris, Aug. 20.-The waiting game is
still popular policy with the French
police. Some months ago Paris detec-
tives chased young French embezzler
into Greece and found him protected
from extradition by the authorities,
whom he paid we'll; so they quietly sat
down and waited for the criminal to
spend all his stolen money. Then when
he had to move away and crossed in
to Italy, the detectives arrested him
and brought him here.
Ferdinand Bolle, aged "a, was
clerk in the Societe Generate bank. He
was married and also had separate
establishment over which a young
woman friend presided. He received
notice of discharge just at the time
that everyone was talking of Jean
Galaxy, the bank clerk baron" and
Mile. Merelli. Bolle said to himself,
why should not initiate this Gallay?'
So he began to fill in checks and forge
signatures. In few days he cashed
in $4,000. Then he left Paris with
his mistress. The couple fled to Corfu
and took charming and luxurious
villa. They began to have gay time.
Bolle fOolishly wrote to some friends
in Paris detailing the lively life he was
leading. The police were waiting for
just such letters and two detectives
armed with the necessary papers i'm
mediately went to Corfu. When they
called on Bolle. he introduced them to
his fair companion and feted them.
But he refused to return to France.
The detectives, when they tried to ex-
tradite him, found that the authorities
were protecting Bolle They appealed
to the Greek minister of the interior
and to the chief Of police of Corfu, but
received only promises. Then the
French ambassador took a hand. This
resulted in BOlle and his companion
being expelled from that particular
village, the authorities of which were
dismissed. But the fugitives merely
moved on to the next village and took
another villa. The French detectives
thereupon telegraphed that until Bolle
had spent all his money an arrest was
impossible. They were then ordered to
wait like Patience on monument un-
til the bank clerk had run through his
last dollar. Bolle was spending money
like Millionaire and for five weeks the
two detectives went fishing, smoked
and slept and enjoyed themselves.
When Bolle finally came to the end
Of his stolen spoils he and his COM
panion took a little coast steamer to
Brindisi. The detectives awaited them
on arrival, arrested B0lle and quickly
got extradition.
On arrival in Paris Bolle and the de-
tectives told their stofies to Examining
Magistrate Berr, who also questioned
Bolle's mistress. She denied knowing
where the mans money came from and
was discharged. Bolle made full con-
fession. He declared that the Greek
authorities knew he was thief and
made him pay heavy sum each day
for protection from arrest.
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Jersey City will manage the Boston
Americans next season.


The st. Louis Americans have struck
winning gait and may make It inter-
esting for the leaders before the seal
son ends.
A four days international motor
boat meeting and exhibition opens at
Ostend. Belgium, today. 1t Is expected
to rival Monaco as the finest affair of
Its kind. from practical standpoint
ever held In European waters.
The twenty-fifth annual meeting and
tournament Of the National Rogue as
ISOLATION Of America takes place this
week at Norwich, Conn. AS the tour
nament marks the silver jubilee of the
organization 1t Is expected that nearly
every rogue club in America will be
represented.
The big tournament Of the Inter-
state Trapshooters' association opens
in Denver today. to continue five days.
Three thousand dollars of added money
have been promised by the Denver
shooters, in addition to the $500 Of
fered by the interstate association.
The affair is under the auspices of the
Denver Trap club. which originated
the Grand Western handicap.
Brother John Camel wears a happy
smile nowadays, as his Grand Rapids
team has good lead in the Central
league.
Winnipeg sent a crackerjack lot of
oarsmen to the recent national regatta
at Worcester, and the Canadians went
home with their share of the prizes.
A young fellow by the name of "Cy''
Seymour Is making good with the New
York Giants.
A large and high class entry list is
reported for the Transmississippi ten
mis- tournament, which opens at Omaha
today
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ment imposts. France. with her pop
ulation of less than 100000, has a
national Indebtedness of more than &c.
900 100000, or about $15S per capita.
The debt charges alone entail a burden
of more than SEA year on every man,
woman and child.-Boston Herald.
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You like to find bargain-and II
you have one to offer you may be sure
that the want ad. readers" of The
Times will soon seek you out.
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Times Want Advertising abolishes
"property-poverty." Those who make
timely use of the want ads. may make
their properties yield incomes for
them.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee, Wis.,, Aug. 19.-Curtis
pitched superb ball against Louisville
today and Milwaukee won an easy VIC
tory. Manager Brashear was put out
of the game in the sixth for protest.
ing decision. Score:
Louisville ........0 o o Q o l o o o.
Milwaukee .......0 o 0 Ks
Two-base hit. Roth: three-base hit.
inson; bases on balls, off Curtis 2. off
Dunkle q; hit by pitched ball, Stoner:
passed balls. Stoner 2; struck out, by
Curtis s. by Dunkle $; sacrifice hit, Ker-
win; left on bases, Milwaukee Z, Louis
vile Z. Umpire, Owens. Time, 80.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago r. H. E.
New York ...................7 10 .
At st. Louis.
First Game r. H. E.
Philadelphia .................4 5
Second Game r. H. E
q. LOUIS :............. ~ .
Fnllduelpnla b
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OPENS DAkOTANS.
CroOkston Tennis Tournament Open to
All Tennis Players,

All Tennis Players.
Crookston, MINI, Aug. 1S.-Arrange-
ments are being completed for the
tennis tournament which is to be held
in this city next Wednesday. In
tournaments before. North Dakota
players have been barred as this is
the Northwestern Minnesota associa-
ton. but it has been decided that
time to allow the Dakota players to
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FOR. sALE-A FOUR YEAR OLD
Riverside Park.
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Fargo Lost.
Duluth, Aug. 19-Duluth defeated
Fargo Saturday in good game. Hard
Luck Pete Hanson was in the box
for the visitors.
The score: R. H. E.
Duluth .....0 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 1-6 10
Fargo ......0 0 0 o o 0 5 0 0-5 s 1
Fargo will leave for home Monday
evening, playing with Houghton Tues
day.
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New Baseball Deal.

NV DuSCUufI DCdIs
Duluth News-Tribune: If the plan
of the western managers of the
Northern-Copper Country league is
carried into execution, Duluth will be
in a league with Milwaukee, Mime
apolis, st. Paul, Green Bay, Winni-
peg, Ashland and one other city, pos
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The st. Louis Americans have struck
a winning gait and may make 1t inter-
esting for the leaders before the seal
son ends
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Injuries and umpires keep kid"
Eberfield out OF the game pretty.
much all the time.
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Taft y eI battalion negro IicsneladO.
Esgsraba a Roosevelt para rssolusr eI asunto.

Washington, Nov. 20.-El secretario
Taft rehus6 haceE ninguna Information
concerniente al battalion negro que ha sido
licenciado en- Fort Reno.
'No puedo discutir Ell case hasta mana
na," replic6 Ell Secretario Taft todas las
preguntas. Sc excuse de decir 81 Sc habfa
puesto en- communication por aerecgrama
con el Presidente. Il
embellishments despues de su llegada
q Washington, desde New York, ell Secre
tario Taft fu6 al departamento de la que.
IRA y llam6 al Mayor General Arnsworth,
ell secretario militar, al Brigadier General
Thomas III. Barry, jefe del estado mayor,
y al General Oliver, el ayudsnts secreta-
rio de la Guerra, para celebrar una con.
feFencia.
William Loeb, el Secretario del Presi-
dente fu6 llamado tambi6n antes de aca-
barse la conferencia, que dur6 mas de una
bora. Todos guardaron silencio con res
pecto las determinaciones tomadag, ge
susurra que el Secretario de la Guerra ha
decidido dejar las cosas en- su puesto hasta
la pr6zima llegada del Presidente Roose-
velt que Sc espera mafiana de Ponce.
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HOTA 1TRiSTE.

Aver tarde Sc efectu6 el entierro del que
en- vida fu6 don Luis Lavergne, sdbdito
frances que residfa en- esta capital, desde
ha muchO tempo.
Miembro de una distinguida familia y
con una larga vida de honradez, deja en-
esta sociedad sensible vacfo, Ell respectable
anciano. Su entierro fue una manifesto.
ci6n de duelo.
Despidi6 el duelo, con Bentidag frases, el
LcdO. senior Toro Cuevas.
A los deudos del que mereci6 ell mejor
concerto de todos los que le trataron,
envfa 'tLa Correspondencia' su mas SEN
tida expression de condolencia, por la
irreparable p6rdida que sufren.
Eterna paz en- eI Beno de Disg al que
va cumplf6 su jornada en- la vida.
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do Gonpsrs al PrssIdoute a Pto. Rico.

La "American Federation of Labor,
por indication de Samuel Gompers, ha di.
rigidO ell siguiente cablegrama al Presi-
dente, Puerto Rico:
"La American Federation of Labor"
solicita de usted, que tome en- considera-
ci6n, aunque sea brevemente, mientras este
en- Puerto Rico las aSpiraciones de los
trabajadoreS para obtener mejoras en- las
condolences, el gobierno propio local , Ia
ciudadanfa americana.-SomueI qOmpers
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.PAsTAS PARA SOPA.-Fn Ell vapor
I'M. M. Pin1llos" llegaIOn las pastas italia
mas QueT, tan solicltadas por nuestros Glen
tes y en- Ia impOsibilidad de avisar los
que este encargo nos hicieron, 10 hacemos
por ei presente y procuraremos en- 10 suce-
s1vo no volver g carecer de este excelente
artfCulO.-- IL. FONT " -4HIEEsA4zkRTG1s- Sun
-Juan, Puerto Rico, NoYiembre 26 de 1905.
6 V. q
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DespsdIaa de los CaballOs de Ponce.

Para mafiana domingo SO han Organiza-
do en- 81 hip6drOmo unas grandes carre-
ras que sin duda alguna resultaran las
mas interesantes de todas las que SO
han celebrado en- la presente Temporal
dR.
En- dichas carreras Sc despedir6n los
caballos de Ponce como acOntecimientO
hfpico Sc verifeaTa la carrera de los
championeB pOncefiOs "Perla Fina" MD
sfco'' con Ell champion de Caguas "Prfnci-
pe'', vencedor del "Mdsico" en- las carre'
ras del jueves iltimo. -.
Ell ''Perla Fina" llevar6 en- esta carre-
ra diez ibras de plomo, siendo Ia disputa
distancia de / milla.
Como carrera de resistencia habr6 Ia
del hermoso caballo adaptive de don
Diego Cap6 de Ponce con el sChiripero''
de los sefores Quirones Cabezudo y Ca.
de Caguas, la distances de 2250 metros,
este es dando tres vueltas Ia piata.
Ell "Msjestic" disputarS el premio al
"Brutito" y ':Jfbaro'' & Ia distancia de 1I2
milla.
La fiesta de refersncia promote queda1
muy Iucida, pues hay gran animation para
asigtir ella.
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OtFO que Ca0.

Ha fallecido en- Cienfuegos (IsIa de Gu
ba) el senior Eduardo Valero Zorrilla,
antique mdsicO que siTvi6 en- uno de los
batallones que guarnecfan eata plaza an
tes del 1898 y era muy conocido aquf.
r. T. p, 81,
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Ell Jap6n en- America del Sud.

York. Dciembe /, l30 D m
hap
Chile ha
tado mt to- ell gberno eli Mikado.
eo
gobierno que adope para pOtr
gobierno ems len las Amer
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La esCuadra rusa de instruction

New York, Dicembre 1, 130 p. n.
Ha gO Vgo scuadra instruction
2adoA tres Orpede auxiares Dpu6s de reGr deo sa6
rumbo dsconocido
Un eucuadron de ingles sai6 hoy Gibraltar
6talans
en- e dnerrsneo
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.CABLEGRAMAS
Roosevelt y Root.

New York 80 p. m.
y Q preidente Roosevelt
Washington
California
9 d de los seretaros 3 PreGdena
Un oomionado especial del gobieTno ha lido enydo Cna.
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Partido Conservador en- Cuba.

m.
paTtdo acaudila general Rius
En- dch covd Mono, Giberga
naEdade de aqueLa poltca
Sc Oienta
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De IMTERES PARTICULAR agradece y
gTatificara Ia persona que entTegue Ia
familia Gomez, de Puerta de lierra, un
Reloj con imperdible de orc, propio de
sefiora que fu6 perdido de San Juan s
Puerta de TERRA ell sabado dia "a de su
nOche. 8v. 8.
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1910, QUE lNTERESA!-Se desea comprar un
Hotel Boarding House que este s1tuado
en- un punto centrico de esta capital y que
ademas tenga una regular clientela. Para
informes dirijirse Pedro Estasen, Oficina
San Juan Light Transit 80 v. g..
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Ia carga en- Barcelona para salir del 15 al
16 con destino al Mediterraneo, Canarias
San Juan, Maysguez, Ponce: Santiago,
Habana, New Orleans.
Han sido objeto de muchos comenta-
rios las cartas enyiadaB al jefe de la poll
cfa insular por los jefes de las colectivida'
des polfticaa de la isla. Algdn prohom'
bre republican, critica acerbameute Que
el actual iefe de su partido haya sQltadO
prenda" , confesado IL verdad que repre-.
senta Ia do ID pkrdida de las eleccioneB,
sin que ayuda dc ninguna clasa tuYiara Ia
Union dsPRsEtp RisQ
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Sc VERDEN partidas de 25 q 100 vacas de
lecherla, sc cOmpra vende ganado chico
de crianza Sc tOma al Guido; pastos album
dantes, vegas de primer Orden. Informara
Joaquin Matienzo, San Francisco "a, San
Juan, p. r. Is r.
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VENTA.---Por ausentarse su duefIa, sc ven-
de en- Santurce una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pisOs y rec EN- construida. InfoTmara
ell sefior Schumacher, ofcinss del Ayunta-
miento San Juan Puerto Rico.
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"QUIERE I'D. PoNERsE GRUEsA
z COLORADO?
ConsuIte con su medico p6ngase las
inyecciones de cacodiIato. vi
YO LAS PONGQ fSIN DOLORi
ADOLFO g. FORTUNE, Practicante.-
Luna 81, altos.
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pEpENDIENTE De FAR RNAClA -Se solicita uno
de buena practica referencias. Informa-
ran Farm8cia Betances. CoamoP p. R.--3. a.
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70 TIGRdIta

Al Jado deI AyuotamiestO
Por eada diez centavos que SO gaBten
hasta 81 13 de Enero de 1907, 90 regalara
una pspeleta de IN piano = una linda mn
neca. Hay juguetes, efectos religiosos, ropa
para nifios y artfculog de novedad para
sefioras seforitas.
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ADMINISTRATIONS DE FINCAs
URBANAS.-Sin quebFa ntos para Ell en-
bista. DirigirBa Fortaleza SIS, San Fran
cisco p. r. ID. Joss M, OaFrsro. b..