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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-29
"a coNFlANzA

dijo un sabio, es una planta de
lento desarrollo. La gente tiene fe
en- las cosas que We, y hablando
en- sentido general tiene raz6n. Lo
que 4 veces Sc llama fe ciega no es
f6 de ninguna manera, paes debe
haber una raz6n Y hechos para
tener en- que fundarse. Por ejem-
plo, en- 10 que respecta q una medi-
Gina 8 remedio, la gente pregunta.
"5Ha curado 8 otros ? ! Sc han ali
viado con ella algunos casos seme-
jantes al mic? !? IVA en- ammonia
con los descubrimientos de la Glen
cia moderna Y estdn sus antece-
dentes al abrigo de toda sospecha ?
En- tai case, es digno de contain
"a, Y 81 alguna vez me encuentro
atacado de algu.oo de los males pa
"a los cuales sc recomienda, ocurri-
re q 6l en- la plena confanza de
que me podra aliviar." Estos son
los fundamentals que han dado & la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
su alta reputation entire los medi-
cos asf como entire todos los pueblos
civilizados. Este ef1caz remedio es
tan sabroso como la miel Y con-
tiene los principles nutritivos. Y
curatiyos del Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao Pure, que extraemos de
loe h1gados frescos del bacalao,
combinados con Jarabe de Hippo
fosftos, Extractos de Malta Y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Con toda prontitud
elimina los acidos venenosos que
engendran la enfermedad y las de.
mas materias t6xicas que Sc en-
cuentran en- el ORGANISING; desa-
rrolla un fuerte apetito y buena
digestion, y es infalible en- Postra-
ci6n--que sigue a las Fiebres, Tfsis,
Tos Y Intermediates Demacrantes.
Ell Sr. DR.. Hugo Marcos, de Bue-
nos Aires, dice: La Preparation de
Wampole, no me es desconocida y
ell aflo pasado en- una Clfniea de
Paris, he tenido OCCASION de prescri-
birla Y notar sus buenos efectos.
Todos mis- colegas en- Paris apre-
clan esta preparation. Cada d6sis
ss efecfiva. Nadie sufre un des-
engaflo con esta. En- las BoticaA
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.DESGRAGIADO SUCE-.
so ocurridO en- Are
CibO.
Como Iefi6rsss que fu6 muerO ell
infsliz jOTnalsO Juan ROsadO.
Fiesta rellgIOsa llevada GahO bajO q patrOnatO
De CuItOs OtTsros.
{ De maestro cOrrespoasal.
Mayo 28.-

Mayo 28.-
Aver tarde ocurri6 en- esta poblaci6n un
lamentable Buceso que ha puesto en- evi-
dencia los fatales resultados de las pr6di-
cas- continues excitaciones en- que Sc tie
ne & este pueblo de 81 pacffco que STEM
pre- ha dado verdaderas pruebas de Bensa-
tez.
En- el barrio de Hato-viejo Sc daba un
meeting por varios de la Federation obre-
ra, con 10 cual habfa numeroso p6blico.
Pas6 por ALI 81 pOlicfa Quijano el cual
habfa detenido & cuatro individuos por
coaccion al detenerse fue rodsado por
varios individuos que le atacaron con
palos piedras, derribandole ALI
vi6ndose herido en- peligro dispar6 su re-
v6lver contra Juan Rosado que le agredfa
con una piedra, hiriendole mortalmente.
LEGO en- ESQ el Gnardia Rivera en- ayuda-
del compahero Quiiano hizo algunos dis
paros logFando poner en- fuga los que
atacaban Quijano, el cuaI acto continue
fue conducido la ciudad ingresando en-
el Hospital igualmente que el herido Juan
Rosado que falleci6 4 los pocos momentos
de su ingreso.
Seguidamente salieron para ell lugar del
suceso, el Captain de Ia policia senior Ca
brera acompanado del Juez Municipal
Lido. Jose I. Gomez, teniente ViIlariny,
sargento Lavergne fuerza de la policfa,
procediendo al arresto de varios individuos
por sospechas de complicidad en- el suceao
desarrollado en- el citado meeting. El
Hon. Fiscal de esta Corte sc hizo cargo
anoche de la instruction de esta causa.
Estas son las noticias que hemoa adqui-
rido sobre este suceso que verdaderamente
es sensible pues ha costado la vida un
infeliz jornalero.
-Mafiana martes terminan los juicios
por jurado que Sc celebran en- esta Corte
de DistFito.
Ell sefior Garcia di6 anoche su fun
ci6n de despedida con su magnffco Cine.
mat6gTafo. Sale mafiana para Utuado
donde dar6 su primera funci6n el jueyes.
Le deseamos gran 6xito en- dicha. ciudad.
LA fiesta religiosa levada cabo ano-
che On nuestra Iglesia cat6Iica, baio el pa
tronato de los torcedores de la fabrica de
tabacos ola Cubana" qued6 espl6ndida
asistiendo gran concurrencia de feles de-
votos. El alumbrado electrico en- precio-
sas combinaciones daba un hermoso aspec-
TO al Temple. Bien por los tabaqueros
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MES De MlIO.

Mayo. quinto mes de nuestro aho, era 81
tercero en eI Calendario del R6mulo, quien
le di6 este nombre en- Ihonor de los pri-
mitiyos senadores romanos (Majores(, por
cuanto en- este mes habria Bus asambleas 8
sesionss el Senado. Otros le derivan de
Maria, Madre de Mercurio.
FL mes de Mayo estaba bajo Ia pzoiecc On
especial del Dios Apollo, y durante el ss
celebraban en- II antigua Roma las Com
pitales, Las Iemurias, las fiesfas de la hue
na Diosa (Cibcles, y los juegos FlOrales
El dia primero de Mayo Sc Bolemnizaba
Ia dedieaci6n de un altar consagrado &
log dio1en Isre4
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v. 0. T. de Ia Virgen del Carmen.

LO siguisnte hemos recibido suplicando-
nos su reproduction:
ga todas las personals que bondadOsa-
mente deseen enviar algdn presente para
nuestra veneranda Sra. del Carmen, Sc adj
vierte por la preaente, pueden dirigir los
mismos la. a..sefora Camarera de la Orden
dona Abigail Herrera de Coy.
"Calle de San Francisco no. 103.-El
secretario. Vo. Bo., Ell Prior.
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Del Doctor D. AdOlfo HinoOsa ejsrcs en- Cudad Mer,
Estado de Tamaupas donde sne estabscda una csntea
reputation envidlabes:
Padeciendo yo mismo de una terrible Neuralgia
que nj yo nj mis- c6legas acertaos curar, quise expe
rimentar de las pretensiones hechas para las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams.
Mis- calculos sobre el resultado del medicamento
fueron completamente sorprendidos el alivio fu6
pronto efcaz. Con mi restablecmiento me volvi6
la tranquiidad sosiego que ha tempo habia perddo
''Desde entonces he prescrto las Pildoras Rosadas
de Dyspepsia, Indigestiones Anema, etc. con un re-
sultado a1tamente favorable Entire estos Iltimos
cuenta un dispeptico de ounce amos de padecer.
Pueden Vds. hacer uso de esta carta como tengan
ben pues no es favor socitado sin6 un iustisimo
expontaneo homenaje al m6rto de esta preparation
Firmado) A. HIN0JOSA.
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AL eSTILo DE EUROPA

Direction telegrafea: GOnzalo Torres.
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Meeting industrial en- MayagIez
(De maestro oorresponsaz especial )

Mayo, 25.-Previamente anunciado tu.
vo lugar en- la noche de esta fecha, un
meeting pdblico de car6cter industrial, en-
la Plaza Principal de esta Ciudad cargo
del ST.. Morel Campos.
A pesar de ocurrir esa noche eiercicio
de BOmberos, meeting de protesta en- la
Marina, y notarBe en- Ia Ciudad agitaci6n
polftica, que ocupaba Ia atenci6n p6blica
de diverBos grupos, la concurrencia al ac-
to de propaganda industrial fu6 numerosa
selecta. Eus efectos ensanchan las ope-
racionea del mercado en- esta plaza comer-
cial y nuevos congumidoree abrir6n paso
al artfculo analizado , espuesto al pdbliCo
en- sug mas acabadas excelenciaA
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San Sebastian eminen
temente uniOnista.
Las n0VsRas del mes rssuItan nuy eOncuuldas.
(De maestro cOrsponsoz.

Ode maestro correspops0k)
Mayo 28.-De 252 electores que Sc ms
cribieron en- este precinto 81 sabado pr6xi-
mo pasado, cuentan los republicanos con
80 y Ell exceso 8 sean 220 son unionistaa.
Hay que tener presente que los republi-
canos han presentado toda su fuerza.
lei nuevo telegFafsta de este pueblo
sefior Castej6n, es un joven culto.
Los republicanos de este pueblo Sc
muestran muy activos en- la propaganda,
pero no hay de que
Las novenas de mayo han sido cele-
bradas con esplendidez. Muy concurrido
hemos visto el temple cat6lico.
-Toma cuerpo, segGn nos diceD, Ia
idea de una central azucareTa en- esta CO.
maTca.
Pav6n con dos guardias mas, Sc en-
cuentra en- Lares, desde el sabado.
Parece que por aquellas alturas no estau
las cosas muy apIomo.
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Asuntos Insulares de la Camara de Re
presentantes inquirirdn todo 10 que puedan
antes de llegar conclusion determinada.
Manifesto 81 Gobernador Winthrop que
los puertorriquefios ocupan progresiva-
mente puestos de responsabilidad y honor
en- el gobierno de Ia isla, tiene la inten-
ci6n el deseo la administration de con-
tinuar empleandolos en- grandes ndmeros
medida que pase el tempo convenzan
al Congreso de su capacidad para apode-
rarse de los detalles mas intrincados del
gobierno de Puerto Rico. 81 Conceio
Executive camaTa alta consiste de seis
americanos, jefes de departamentos, y cua-
tro puertorTiquenos, desempehando debe-
res puramente legislativos En- coniunto,
mientras, por un lado, solamente ocupan
puestos p6blicos 313 americanos, por el
otro Sc encuentran 2,548 puertorriquefios
empleando Bus talentos en- el aprendizaie
del gobierno propio.
DEsEAN UN DELEGADO AL CoNGREso.
Ademas de las tres grandes cuestiones,
81 impuesto al cafe, la ciudadanfa ameri-
cana J el Senado elective, existen otros
asuntos que reciben Ia aprObaci6n popu.
lar. Son, Ia solicitud de concession de au-
toridad por parte del Congreso al secreta-
rio de la Guerra para ordenar Ia cons
trucci6n de muelles, y autorizar Ia elec.
ci6n de un Delegado al Congreso para que
ocupe el lugar del actual Comisionado
Residente. Como "a las Camaras han
visto con buenos ojos la solicitud de Alas
ka en- ese sentido, como el Hawaii viene
gozando La distinction de tener un Delega-
do en- el recinto de Ia C6mara de Repre-
sentantes- eel Principe Cupido de NOM
bre-los puertorriquefios estdn deseosos de
acelerar sus gestiones para obtener igual
privilegio.
He ahf los t6picos que el Gobernador
Winthrop presentarS al juicio del Comite
de Ia Camara el pr6ximo marteg, encon-
tr6ndose dispuesto & dar informes sobre
cualquier tema que los miembFos de ese
cuerpo deseen considerar. Tendr5n opor-
tunidad de hacer preguntas aquellos que
hayan crefdo las csnsuras hoatiIes es
MUY PROBABLE QUE Ell GOBER-
NADOR DE LA ISLA SEPA REPLI-
CAR SIN VACILAR uN M0MENT0.
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OPINIONES
AUTORIZADAS
FACULTATIVOS De MEXICO QUE ENSAL-
IAN LAS VIRTUDES DE UN RE-
NOMBRADO MEDICAMENTO.
Entire los miembros de la profession
medica cuya confianza nos honra, nos cabe
presentar aquf dos notables testimonies de
conocidos Facultativos de Mexico.

Del Doctor D. Jose de la Luz Torres Msdico Cruano
de Ia FacuItad de Mexico actuaImente MedcO Expsrto
Director de- Hospital de ZacatecO, EstadO de Taxcaa
/" Habiendo hecho uso de la muy excelente prepa-
racion. las Pldoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams, al
gunos enfermos durante el tempo que llevo en- este
Hospital mrome obligado dar mi sncera felici-
taci6n al autor de tan benefca medicna.
Los resultados obtenidos en- varios casos de afec-
clones nerviosas como debidad impotencia PARALYSIS
parca etc.. etc., e de las celebradas Pldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams, amman mandarles mi
slneera aanesion autorzanaoles para que nagan oe
usticia al autor para el bien general de la hu
manidad"
Firmado) DR. JOSE DE LA LUZ TORRES
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Misfts beat the SUBMITS at the, Twenty
day: by q score Of 1e to !, in a seven,inning
nine batters and allowed only hit. The
same man also hit out three Dagger. Mona
han and Thompson, Lobdell, Moberg, Burns and
Peterson composed the batteries.
The Eighth Ward sluggers played their first
game yesterday. and scored their initial VIC
tory, by disposing of the Powderhorns by a
score of II to 2. The feature Of the game was
the pitching Of Warney Howe, and the catching
of Mat Robinson. For games with winners
telephone David Cassin, South 1S49.
The New Stores have organized for the sea-
son and would like practice game for Sunday
with any II or 1s-year-old team. Address Alex
L. Woke, $500 First avenue S.
The Salzers defeated the Dahls yesterday aft
ernoon by score of 10 to 4. The game was
played at Twenty first avenue and Fourth street
N, and was watched by a crowd of 5000. The
Dahls had of the best players in the city
in their lineup and played a stiff game, but
could not connect with Bill Sweeth's curves or
match the fielding and batting of his support
Next Sunday the Salzers will play the Harry
Mitchells.
The Tony baseball team was out for stiff
practice yesterday afternoon at Twenty fourth
street and Nineteenth avenue S, and is now
prepared to meet any team in the city or state
Manager Irgens would like to arrange games
as soon as possible game Is wanted for
next Sundays. Address Q. NJ. Irgens, 1928 Twen-
ty-SecOnd s.
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Special to The Journal.
Peoria, ILL.,, April 16.-MinneapoEs won the
game from Peoria yesterday, but it will prove
a costly one, for Freeman, the big first base
man, suffered broken wrist which will prob
ably lay him up for several weeks &
He the third man up to face Boyle. He
apparently attempted to bunt, changed his mind
and stepped back on fast He was too
late, however, and the ball struck him square on
the wrist, breaking a small bone and putting
him out Of the game. 81. 49,
Fifteen hundred fans shivered thru good
game of ball at Lakeview yesterday while they
watched the Minneapolis American team beat
Buelow's distillers by score Of to 4. 1t
was neither teams game at several stages, and
the distillers put a finish which caused the
faithful fanatics to forget the chilly weather
and warm into good old summer Rhine enthusiasm
when a batting rally in the eighth gave the
millers a scare
Asher went on the slab for the distillers to
begin hostilities, and but for wild pitch in the
first inning he would have shut the Glass men
out while he remained under the spot light
Weisenberger was working against him, and
Big Cecil was nearly invincible He famed two
men in the first inning and went up to the sixth
with only hit scored against him.
Boyle relieved Asher in the fifth and Doolin
changed with Wesenberger in the sixth. Boyle
was cratic for his first inning, while Doolin
steady big Lacquer. The Chicago
boy settled down in the sixth and finished nicely,
while Doolin got his bumps in the eighth. The
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MILLER SECONDS
WIN THEIR GAME
Bloomington Does Not Get a
Look-in with Lefty"
Davis Grew. a....
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal.
Bloomington, ILL.,, April 16.-In game marked
by muddy grounds and cold weather Bloomington
OF the Three-I defeated by Minneapolis
team No. 2 of the American association yester-
day. In the first inning Davis led off with
double, Hart and Clark followed with singles
which were accompanied by four errors. allow
ing three to score. After that the home
team steadied down and there were no more
hobbies: The visitors given further op-
portunity to score until the eighth, when Thor
son went in.
After walking Shannon, Sessions drove the ball
TO the center for clean home run, the longest
hit Of the game In the third after Clark had
singled, Tracey made great catch Of Grem-
inger's pop-up, intending to bunt. Walters
backed up the first sack and Clark was doubled
Bloomington did not get man to first until
the third, when Townsend singled and Greubner
= hit for two. Beck famed and Henline hit to
CLARK.
Snyder hit for two sacks in the fifth, but was
forced at second. These were the only chances
given the home team to Both Brittsen
and Ford were effective and had fine support,
Fart making the only error, a tumble Of Hen
lines grounder in the sixth. Ford pitched the
last four innings.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
FOILED THE LAW,

Brooklyn, N. Y, April 16.-The grounds Of
the Brooklyn National league baseball club were
open yesterday when the Boston and Brooklyn
teams played the first Sunday game of the sea-
son here
- No admission was charged, nor were any
Contribution boxes We're conspicuousiy placed and
the majority Of those who passed thru volun-
tarily dropped the regular amount charged for
the grandstand, pavilion and bleachers on week
days into these receptacles.
: Persons who did not contribute and these
were few, passed in without hindrance. Several
police officials were present, but there was no
interference on their part. Deputy Police Com
missioner O'Keefe said that there no infrac-
ton Of the law so far as he could judge.
+ Five thousand persons witnessed the game
which was played a ain-soaked diamond
and outfe1d. Boston scored It's fourth consecu-
tive victory over Donovan's There will
be game today. the one schedule for that
dat was
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HOPPE CHALLENGED
BY HIS CONQUEROR
Journal Special Service.

New York; April 16.--George slosson, who de-
Hard tournament here Saturday night, issued a
challenge to the hoy wonder ito play for
Ine lsl balk- line championship yesterday.
Is expected to accept it.. If match is or
ranged 1T Will take place late in May.
Hoppe's defeat last night sends up the stock
or slosson, for he has only to beat Schaefer to
win t. the first prize In the present tournament
and schaefer beat slosson to give Hoppe a
look in; Schaefer and Hoppe will probably meet
next Wednesday evening. -
Hoppe, in talking OF his defeat at the hands
of Slosson, said Yes, I was simply out Of
stroke. They would not roll for and Slos-
son played good game. AS matter of fact
| have not had any stroke at any stage of this
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RUN CARTER TODAY
Famous $4,000 Handicap Will Be Fea-
Z. ture at Aqueduct. :
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service
New York. April 16.-The Carter handicap,
the $4,000 feature Of the opening day Of metro
politan racing, will be run at Aqueduct today,
probably a muddy track because of heavy
rains yesterday.
The Carter has always been an interesting
race as it has oftentinles developed the horse Of
the year. This the case in 1904 when Bel
dame romped over the seven furlongs and won.
the first race Of year, which proclaimed her
champion. Last year Carter was won by Or
monds Right, who Is again candidate. He Is
second choice to RoSeben.
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ONE ,FRAIp. T,oTHER DAssN,T.

Sioux Falls S. D., April 16.--The young lady
members, of the basketball teams Of the Canton
and Sioux Falls high schools are in deadlock,
with the state championship as the bone of con-
uionship because the Sioux Falls girls declined
to go to Canton to play the deciding game. One
game has been played in each city. and each
team has one game to Its credit. The Canton
team wants to play the deciding game at home,
and the Sioux Falls team also wants to play
willing to 4'give in" Neither city has any
especial claim for the deciding game being
played in their city. F. -
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JUNIOR sox DO DIES MONIES.

journal Spec1al oeFvIce
Des Moines, April 16.--The western sojourn of
the whitesox No. 2 had a glorious termination
here yesterday afternoon when they walloped
the Western league champions to the tune Of
II to 1. @7ssz
Pitcher Oberlin. who was loaned to the Des
Mofnes team for the occasion by the Milwaukee
American team. which recently secured him
from Cincinnati, was SO badly batted that the
800 people who witnessed the game changed
their shouts Of derision to EXPLANATIONS Of pity.
Score: 4t:
chicago ooo45 800 2-11 ii i
Des Moines. ..... % 10 0 0 0 0 o. 9 4
Batteries-Patterson, Rugar and Hart; Ober-
lin, Stoup and Towne.
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MISSED GAME, WATCHED PRACTICE.

A considerable crowd. which missed the
announcement that the Lund Land atertown
game had been called off spent yesterday after
noon at Minnehaha park watching Manager
Coughlin put his colts thru their PAGES. Either
Watertown or Faribault will be the Lunds' op-
pOnent next Sunday, s....
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EARNS MONEY WINNING WAGER,

Bismarck, N D.. April 1e.-Max Brenton of
Sac City. Iowa, arrived here after midnight
Saturday night, having walked the entire dis
lance Of 600 miles on wager that he could not
do the feat and earn 500 EN- route He covered
the ground in just sixty days, having left Sac
City Feb. r. He has earned nearly 5000 giving
athletic exhibitions and winning wrestling
matches at the different towns route.
Brenton claims to be the champion light
weight wrestler of Iowa. and is the son Of a
prominent doctor of that state. He will visit
a brother who is editor of the Garrison Times,
and then return home to claim the wager of
$500.
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sox DOWN FURNITURE MAKERS.

Journal Special Service.
Grand Rapids, Mich, April 16.-The whitesox
defeated Grand Rapids yesterday by the score
Of 2 to i. The weather was cold and raw with
threatening Clouds but 1900 fans passed the
turnstile Score:
Chicago ........o oo1oo1 p 4 2
Grand Rapids. $50 O 0. 90 0 1 0 o. 2
Batteries-Smith Walsh and Sullivan; Bliss,
Warner and Hawkins and Smith.
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CHICAGO WON IN TEN.

Cincinnati, April 16.--Yesterday's game went
ten innings. Umpire tombstone allowed Stein
the crowd, altho Odwell stopped the ball before
it reached the rope. The arguments of the
local team awaited nothing, and Chicago was
given run. Wildness marked the work Of the
nifchars ha
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Their gentle action and good effect
on the system really make them per-
feet little pill. They please those who
use them. Carter's Little Liver Pills
may we'll be termed "Perfection.
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TRACK FAST FOR CARTER

Memphis, Tenn, April 16.-Todays Mont
gomery handicap will be run over fast track.
The weather is IDEAL and all indications point
carded to go to the post. Rapid Water, Guild
ing Star and Togistllla, the Hildreth entries
and DR.. Gardner, the 3-year-old owned by Bar.
ney Schneider of st. Louis, were equal favorites
in the morning betting at to 1. Hyperion IL
is held at 6, Navarro at 8, while long odds are
posted against the remaining starters. The
handicap is the fourth event on the program.
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 8. Chicago 2: three
base hits, Carr. Odwell Sheckard. Steinfeldt;
sacrifice hits. Odwell. sheckard 2. Schultz,
Chance stolen bases, Hafford. Schultz 2. Tinker;
bases on balls, off Overall 5, off Hafford 3, of
Ruelbach +: hit with pitched ball, by Overall 2,
by Hafford 1, by Ruelbach /: struck out. by
Overall s. by Hatford 1. by Ruslbach 4, wild
nings, off Hafford in four innings. Time, 2:2O.
Umpire, tombstone. Attendance. $4,000. D.
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Bloomington .......O %
Minneapolis .......3 o 2 o-5
Two-base hits. Greubner. Snyder, Davis; home
Beck I, by Thorson ?, by Brittsen i. by Ford
4: bases on balls. off Geincke /. off Beck g. off
Thorson 2; stolen bases. Davis 2; wild pitches,
Thorson; sacrifice hit. Davis: left bases.
Bloomington 4. MINNEAPOLIS 8. Time, two
hours Attendance, 1000. Umpire, Ballet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-16
DEATH STOPS RACES
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
San Francisco, April 916.-There will be no
racing at Oakland today, owing to the death
of William Field Wick the veteran track su-
perintendent who was killed by train near
Emeryville early today. 0RaGes scheduled for
today will be run Tuesday.