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We will make you laugh. Modern
Vaudeville and dancing at Auditor
ium tonight.
No young person should stop school
till he has had a practical business
education. Our own college will give
you this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
YACHTS SOON TO BEGIN 3 \.
LONG RAG OR HOMO uLU
'(By Ass|ot,ciIat ted Z Press. !,

BY ABEOEIattd 9E!e8S.J t4gs
SAN TIi1kNCISCO, u June q.---!Thc must
Important CO test In the h lstoryEo Of yacht;
Ing lii Pacific waters will begin Monday
when the craft representing the New
York, Royal Victoria. South Coast n and
Hawaiian Yncf,t clubs start from san
Pedro on their long race 10 Honolulu. ss
s9t The yachts PM cpat ting will be sS the
1e.ender e; ~ me
tho Maple Leaf representing the Royal
SCictoria Yacht Club, o ( Victoria, 3. c. !,
and the Lurlinc, 3of tho South Coaat Yacht
CLUB 81
Il The schooner yacht Rnmonl3 may also
cover tho course but not az q contestant.
Sried Tho only condition Is that the e..-
Btrants must 4 BIO enrolled Ia go me recog-
srized Yacht club. saS5 tisS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
GAUNTLET W ON C UP
FROM tTAMERl-ANEI

Especial to- T he n rnes- Dispat CHI
s$ BERMUDA, June o. he visit ting New
York ynchtsnen were nthuslnstically en-
itertnincd In q regnt tn which began Thurs
day. IN d 4 RI CO over Ea forty-l ve-milei
course yesterday seventeen yachts sailed.
Tho thirty-eig hit foot Bermuda yacht.
a3Tamerlnne by n fteen mil utes.. n ssss
s@ The Gauntlet won q cup present ed l by
tho Bermuda ncht Club from the Tanner
lane on time allowance by seven minutes
Much excitement prey lied.
s "a dinner In honor aof he Visit tors was7
held mt he Princess Hotel tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
l3 WA.LLOP BINDERS.
Gardner Pitches a Stead Gam
and Allows Only Six Hits. NJ

Inability to hit Gardner on the part
of the Binders and good I,pl aging by tho
EInkslingers. Is responsible for the wal lop-i
I ing the Fingers handed out to the team
from L.. II. IN Jenkins's bookbinderyl on
yesterday afternoon at rairmount field.
The Singers OF tplaycd the Il Binders at
every turn and landed on nlston's bend
.crs almost at will. ssi
ct Features O. the game were Gardner 8
3pitchingSSnnd batting, 4 ho having struck
out fourteen men and landed on Ralston
safely three tlmes-onco for O. home run; n
in# three-bng ger by W.55Nvhite when tho
bases were full; the batting Of Dona-
hue, Wells and Atkinson, + and a neat
double play by r. WhiteEto Hay to Dona-
hue. @ ss sy s!z
sys The detail score follows: aEs s
TIMES DISPATCH. Il n az
NJ Players | lab, r.. II. O. Al Y.
Brannan, e., &. !. 4. ..... N q 2 o. o 81
2W.ayYhite, cf 80. 8 = @ o
.Donahue. 1b..,... O
Hay, % .., ....t5 0 05E#3 I III
Wells. 3b $1,000. X1 a = Q 10
p White. rf........,.... i o %
Smith, Nc. .....,...f6 5& IL Is N o
q. White ss ..;.. 4 81 ~
Totals 81. :. $50 Is 10 q II 9
] Z. II. JENKINS co. IS
" I'lnyers.. 81 a =. r.. II. O. A. u.
Johnson. IS 4. 49, . y Q !
Cornell e t i,.... 1880 ~. ! 2 @ J
Housemnn, sb, ~, s. l q . o
Atktsson. ID ...,..4 ~
Tyler, ........sS o. 9
,Baughan. 3d.. ..,., M o#4e 9 1sE 9
Rnlston, p,.,.,... ....,.S4a ~ ING 9 5l
Carter. c. } y g y ~ IS y ~
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I lghbreds in James Il. xeene's stabis,

q IN James r. Keenes stabls,
would have to be shot. IA }sSsl
Mr.. Keeno and James RI Rove. llls
trainer, denied IN emphatic terms that
sysonby was so sick that lie would have
TO be destroyed. Both men said that, far
from being ding erouBly III, sysonby was
much improved in health, and that he
sis still Improving M III
Rowe, Mt the @6ravesend track. when
told n the story, h said !, that sysonbyi was
eating his full quota or oats dai v and
was doing az we'll as could BIO expected!
from "a horse that had been very i'll His
iillncss. lie continued 3, had caused HIN.
hui 1850 about seyerty-lv 70 y pound y y Of
jHesh, but, ns,de from this, the horse;
was not r1ured.
II John w. Rogers, tho trainer Of Harry
Payne yVhltney'.s horses. told "a friend
yesterday that he did not believe a-Artfnls
would be able & to N race this sea son. 10
confirmed tho story that abe mad q
bowed tendon. and that this 4 would
probably keep her in etirenent. 58l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
81 SCFIUMAN WON GAME.
Turned the Tables on N orfolk
Most r Effectively,
Especial to Tho Times -Dispntch.) I,

55lElSptclHI 70 TIC Iyne9 -DIsp!ttCl1.Ja5
55ssN ORFOLK, VA. Juno 0.-The Truck
Sers. or rather Pitcher schuman. turned
the tables on tho Terccntenniais5 most
sefrectivey to-day. beating them to tho.
tune of 8 to o. schuman was the COM
aplete master Of the situation, ter OF the
5heayy-hitting local aggregation stabbing
iho zephyr at his bidding, and the! few
shitsS he Fouchsafed and tho two passes
he presented were so carefully distrib-
5ltod throughout the game that there
could possibly be no connection between
/ them. Another Sclunan or two pro-
$Vlded they should always pitch MS this
sBhunan pitched this afternoon. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
IsWoodberrys D efea.tted..l

ORANGE,stv Az, j une O. Orange defeated
iWoodborry on orange grounds to-day by
theSscorel of kOS to s. II was a hitting con-
test, which was won In the ninth ny NO
successive hits and an error by ool-s
sberry's third bas eHnT N hero we 81 none
ioutEwhenE thc&wining run " as mad
gss T his was the first ERnne OF the sea SON.
gstrcngt henct when NIL "a he college stars
of last season re turn.S Games are being
arranged with all Of the stronges tt cams
sin# the% S ia to-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
CHINAME EN- WIN. Il s7.
& g. Shops Outclassed and
Game Became Rather Slow. u:

&c. and q. q Shops yesterday resulted in
the former winning n by the, score Of
525 TO E1s.S Tho game was very pretty on
the start, but became rather slow and
tame when the Cinnamon began to- forge
rapidly, ahead .;y shelton 81 for the China
men, starred behind the bat and coach
ing along the slide lines. Bauer played
we'll at short, and made four; runs and
as many q hits. S w M .S8@
4 n THE scnra fn1 lnwa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Il Lawyers ! and Doc tors 4.

#giI85 (Spe c1al Ito ho@IIMes-Dlsputch.J8s u
R1CDDRICKSBUR CIV Al June 9.--The
lawyers and doct tors play ed Ia match game
Of aseball here vest e rday 4 fterno on. for
the bene1lt OF the airy WA hingt On Hos
Charged fatSthc# gate. Quite a large crowd
Some OF $it lless pln yDrs on both
sides did good Nv ~ hile$ tbs 70 were
many amusing plays by others. ~ The $scoro
twas is 5to912 In favor Of he H'yers. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Totals 80. i;
The score by innings:
Autos Win Game.

The Autos won In q nicel cont tested
game at Paramount Saturday y, Though
5ench sdo scored a number Of runs. the
star playing OF tho outnclders mad q the
game interesting. Tho score was q fol-
+ lows: 81 Is r &
Autos y. ". OIL o 2s-l5
4Rufllcnccks s. !. \. I. y 3 10
y The batteries wero: Woodliff O. .Tnglc-
king, Q. 3 England. II p.; Amnons, p, for
Autos;Snnd Dixon an Johns for Iaunle-.
necl.s. &! 5;iji
Tho features Of tho gamo were tho
.nico pitching and catching for Autos,
and n homo run by Gentry for the RuAle-
necl.s. 81 II Vi 81 ;lss .8is "! n Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
SUNDAY Baseball Il
GAMES UNDER IA BAN

(Special Ito The Times Dispntch. y ss5
& n NlSyYs Y DIRK !. Tune 49, Commissioner
Bingham announced yesterday that NIL
ball games on Sunday for which! adnlis--i
sold Will be stopped by tho police and
arrests made. S 5t IN
4 In making this announcement tho COM
missioner snid TINT his action was ca used
by hundreds of letters which have poured
Into his office, protesting against tho
games because s OF rowdyism ana dlsors
lderly conduct hat frequently attend
them, These Communications. said the
commissioner, have como from repre-
sentative citizens In all walks of lifo,
Arrests will be made iii ull the bor-,
ougfis. b " 4. & :ss "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Judge Aiken Named

Special 10 TIC 5Tlnles-IJlspntcF.14S
& BOYDrON.. a.. June o. Circuit Clcrks
II. 7. Hutcheson has received notifca-}
"A. M, Aiken. OF $Dnnville would & hold
court for Judge karlsruhe, al beginning
here on the third Monday In z upc. The
cause OF this change IS that Jud SO Bar ks-s
idnle's daughter. Miss Louise, "a Is q z be-
married next week ana the Judge wishes
to be atfg homo during the time of the
sitting of court OF Neck lenburg. e9gss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
D[ANVILLE TAKES ONE
Pitching Of Howard Best Ever

SSskyllCnlnR O1StI1OWa1Q$t53D cSl ZVSTs
Seen on the Roanoke Grounds
Especial TO The Times lspatch.)
ssssS ROANOKE, Y A.. June s. Danyille3 de-
sfeated Roanoke In a close game by the
score OF 2 TO II. Danvillo should lavo
Ind Ia shutout game, for the pitching Of
Howard was the best over zen on the
home grounds by n visiting team. Tho
score marked against a 1a1lhnnl's name
should have been an easy out ms Umpire
4 Ike n called him sufe when he was
forced out by NIcA1ah hons hit to Doyle In
HIN y WnH
that may be allowed Roanoke by Kelly,
Mcmahon and Cooper md the scratch
hit OF aion's to catch Lanhnm. Tho
ssumpiring hero the last three days is
about s$as rotten us ever seen on tho
grounds. u A1cNIafon's en- ch In the ninth
was the feature, while Richard, for Dan !
Sxrfl was tho Sttl n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

State senatof Charles Blatsd would have
IA good sig bunch 81 trouble TO bio posed
oft TO the other leaglo teams. As
scliulnan played and won tho game II
would hardly BE- fair 20 take him to task
Portsmouth, II liz tr.ie, earned but one
run. but that alone would have won the
game. shortstop Wsnno's two errors
gave them two of their others.
f Mr.. Ntooro's try at uriipiring was more
satisfactory this afternoon than yester-
day. especially to Portsmouth. Nobody
Threatened 10 take his shirt. Hc kept
In comparative conposure, ana 1rc
seemed to be relieved. #
And those rooters from Portsmouth
patriotic rooters-who stick to their
team II, victory or defeat. were here iii
force this afternoon, And when 1t comes
TO ting they can put the rooters Of
any city In the State to! school. Score:
10(1f3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Wins I'd Eastern Golf Il lie.

Especial to Tho Times : lspnt ch.)
\ NEW .YOIeK 8 ] uneS miss Fanny Os-
good twice champion q the. y W Y
tied to- the national title. won ME first
.woman's Eastern championship over tho
links OF the Nassau Country Club yestcr-S
day The conditions called IA for # two
rounds at medal Epla " on succeed Ing days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Gathering for Auto I'd our,

VIENNA. 81 juno g.. The contestants In,
tho II erkomer cup nut omoble touring
competition arrived here between "a and
Il o. clock from Linz. The roads were bad
on account OF rains. IL 81 VI
Henry, OF Prussia, who Is ono OF the
contestants Percy Pierce. nm American,
gis among the arrivals. IS. g3 s4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Wheat CROP DAMAGED
II B SEVERE DROUGHT
. lBy Assolcs.il.a ted Preslall

(By SAssocta ted F'ress) "a ~
X CHICAGO. June 0.--Ad ditlonalS evidence,
OF damage to wheat by drought was
sfurnlnhed today, by the Kansas state
crop report. which gave tho condl ton OF
wheat ms 20. against IN estimat g sot So on
May LIST. a sharp rail followed the pub,
flication OF tilsSreport, but most OF the
gain was lost ter on pro1t-takng, The
] close was stead VI. with the July option
14Shighcr. a sSs N. Ii
& Corn was 1-s Oats were unchanged,
Provisions were o. shade lighcr to s Il a
a liz lower. l3s rs & ~
N {Bos ton $ nine public bath houses were
lpatronized lust year 640 0s8 times. or, on
ansaVorage, about once q yeap for each
inhabi tant. 5.s9
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Curtis, Dawson ana Berry. Umpire, *

Curtis, Dawson and Jerry. Umpire, G..
Berry. ss5$ IA IL III III If
The Athletes defeated the Hustlcrs by
& a score OF TO 3. Batteries: For a thletcs
80 Ford and HI lcher: for Hustlers--C Clark,
Tyree and Bowles..s Umpire, W. J o. nso,i.
~ l The Fultons defeated tho Aiorose by q
score OF 2 to 8, in eleven innings Bat
steries: For Ful ton Oft oms and Terrie;
for Aforose Coltnrd / ana Met George s The
feature OF the game was the pl tch!ng Of
) Bottoms for the lions, who Etruck out
~ men, while Coltnrd for. the a1orose,
struck out "a men.
Standing of teams 81 the leasuo is as
1 follows
WI on. Lost
East End gles r: s,S 900
Athletes /. l. \. 4: X. 1O9Os
IIustlers /. Il. 4. 5. y. . 500
Ful tons IS. Z. !. *. =. 600
Morose y. 900
Owls 4, !. ]. I. \. 900
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ana Wells. Three.bnso sghits--Brannan,s
Wells, Nv. White, Atklsson, Donahue.f
Horne-run- Gardner. stolen base SHAY,
r. White (2). Brnnnn,, a., w. White t8). u
Smith ~. II Wells. N Double plays Donahuet
tos r. White, r. White to Hay to Donn-si
hue,S Bases on balls-off Gardner, 8; or
IRalston, g.. INT by pitched heall--:W.S3
Raleton, s. d Sacrifice hit Smith. Attend
grce,E 800 Scorer, Koat z. s5s 4.
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I South Atlantics League.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

con,
5EAt Savannah Savannah, Charles leg;
ton. 43is ~
d At Columbia Columbia, ~ Augusta, 2.
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5CENTRA AL GAMES.
Six Teams Comprising Associa.
Mi ton PLAYED Fast Ba,

4 The Central Athletic Association, which.
is composed OF six fast baseball Il n,ns,s
played their second gnme esterday. 5
The East End Eagles won from the
Owls by default. tho lattcr fallnE TO.
appear. Batteries for East End Tn glcs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
{ }SNOWBALLS3 AND BEES.
Darby, at Second Base, Plays g

The SNOWFALL were 4 the fayorites Il n
this meeting and merted their selec ton!
There was an orderly and appre ciatlve
company OF COO rooters to witness ~ g
game, which was we'll fought out 81 ~
!. i. !, ~
\ Darby was undoubtedly the star OF no
and Both Wade. and q l.ar-
Icy played q good game 1ors the, losers
Perry pitched n good game. Dut nau ~!
the luck against him, whilst Meredith
on second played fast and well. h
\ Tho score follows:
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ss; VI, m ~, Yiinto died at seeond on
8 Shx biii,is n Nose went out ~ right and
III III pii Tered u the second snck and
& Want Ii, Third d niiiite later. Reeve
4 itnbsNed ono over The head Of the second
u basers1f, s. ana I1lchinond's slab worker
nut his spikes o., the rubber fof the
ilrst run. Y 81 s ~ d, b I. .i
i IN sending ii HIGH one to Rose. Bently
& fiiplicated the swatting trick, and An
tflof1y got under the sphere. iisor, sent
NJ S,T,h 20 i5nyBl, who didn't handle II, and
Sf1,a SLAYER landed safely. Laval then
II Y,,ate II d bnik and allowed the runner
TO take second, ind Holt waited for o
meal ticket 81 w. s !.
afcisevatt hinged one to left for two
4 sacks. Bringing Holt over. These two
runs made it hard for Richmond to loop
Two slnsies In the eighth gave the
visitors ono moro tally, and after two
&il,cr, were out In tho ninth inning, shaHer
scored Oh Cuddy's long drive to right
field This made the second run, ana an
lit was all that the Lawmakers could could
hing on to- y i4 .gs
.3s5 Nfoser's pitching won him tho tll \.
tenth game In rapid repetition. The OIL
aciai score is as follows:
Richmond.
players. Il ALB. r. III. o. "a. ID
Rose, ]. ~. .........%4 o
Reeve, 50 s2 l5 u y
Hicks. AZ. $1,000. /. lS88 9 5f y
Sshatfer, 1b..,.,..... s3as1 Il . SlS -
Cuddy. 2b. ...s..ss.. If 3 ~
Anthony, c. f........ s0 90
Hamilton. SSb....; g = az !. y
Hinton, y Y S4fa ~ 1ss$aI =
Laval, p.,...S.s...is. . is@ x os3 =
5Fss otnls 81 hi n ii = 4 ~ ~
Lynchburg. f.5s
s55s Players. ALB. II. II. O.. A, u.
a Darringer, ss........ ss
Bowen, 8s 2b..........H2 8 IA i 35S . . ~
Bentley, G.. s Q 81
Wilson, j. f....,....
Holt. .,... m y 8s2t Y y }lF Y
Totn1an, G. - l5t f5
AIcKevitt, r. Il, 1b.
Cook. 10 ~ 3 Fs Y ~! 49, :
d0scr,B 2. 4 oSt5 - k5 ttu
Carter. r. 9 VI l3ss YAK
# Totals ~. 4. ~. .S4 s ~ ID
Il The score by innings: r.
Richmprd II {. /. ... s. I. .s 90 III o o o Id
aLynchburg !. q. q 0 o. 2 o. 90 4 o.
Il Summary: Two base hits---Nf OK evitt.
Three base 1its--C uddy. Stolen bases
sDarringer, Hicks, Laval, Reeve. Double
plays Cuddy to shnfrer; Laval to Ham
9ilton. Base on balls on Laval, 81 of
AIoser, 2. Struck out by Laval, i !; by
Moscr, 6. Pissed balls--Be Bentley, q !.
Time OF game, one hour and forty mln-
$utes. Umpire, Il Hof fner. attendance,
s.
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{O'Neil. g. 8. &. ). .s.. 2&s$13
5Hosaphel. o. Z. ...s IA s 80
SCottrell. !. Z 1855. 8 { ! y 30
Levy, Il !. .. (. o. 09ss
Lampkln. 9, ....... o. 9 ssE 9;
PGrly, pr I5s s ll3
Ot0lS 80 ea I'll az $f y
aBS Tho score by Innings: r.
Snow balls &. &, 81 90 0-1O
c. nnd Q. Offices y. % al Q % OIL %
$ss Summary: Two- base hits Wnd 9 and
Meredith. Three base hits Darby
Wade, Lowe ind Good Q. IS tolen bases
Wade Double plays Foster TO Goode.
Base on nllsby Lowe. 4 b ~ Perry 1.
Struck out by Lowe, 5: by Perry, 81 s.
!. Time Of game. lao. ~ Umpire. Reaines.
Attendance, GOO.
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7Tho, s,coro ! b innil,lIg,ssI.
I, Z ocOs AND J. 6, CANS ):
Game IS Close and Exciting From
s Start rs Finish. b i;

q The Locos and Cans crossed bats OH
the Chestnut Hill diamond VI with "a tho
former winning II O close and exciting
game. Tho features Of the contes It were
the playing OF Trimmer at short. and tho
all-round Il playing Sof tho Locos.s Smith
pitched a good game for the Cans and
4 held the heavy b !slughsers down to- q
few hits. h. 3555
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Blue laws Were Defeated

The Reachors defeated the 4 Blue lays
Iii an interesting game, the score being
is to 8. The feature OF the game was
the pitcher, Pcnrlnnp, striking out eigt-
teen 4 men " Childrcss striking out eight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

What a calamity to the professional
explorer AT would be 4 como relief OK
petition should son1o dry accidentally
discover the North Pole. 81 ~
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"
.SYSONBYs IMPROVlNlGl-;.
MAY BE w ELL SOON
j, r. Keene Emphatic in Denial
of Rumor That Great II
Would be Shot.
Would be Shot.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK, June o.. There Ia abso-i
slutely not q word OF truth In the sem
gsa tionel story published last niEht that
56ysonby, the greatest race horse In
+ America, was so Ill from a blood disease
that he, az well % several other thor
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Southern League.

S,l5 SOutnern HL-eag ue.G 53sS AZ
s8ssAt Atlanta tlanta. 8; NJ mphis,S
" At Montgomery-Mont emery. g New
Orleans. B. a ,s 81
AT BirmnEha Birinlng CHAM, 2; shrey ~.
port I.
ashyllle s. Nashville. 9; Little t.
Rock, q.
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I'll Other b se-Bal1.

6 It WilliaInst own IVY liams, Is Column
bia,S o 6 inning rain y ~ ss :.
aAt C,ambrid ge-II arya 70 l2'ennsyls-
AT primo et on ale. 3; Princeton,
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UMPIRE /: MOBB i D.
N PHILADELPHIA.


ana H ey don. Time, ! :5s. Umpire, O. Tough:
tlin.8s 81 s III y$ f 3
Philadelphia, >; ST. Louis, ..
him g AIDE pitched grent ball against
elphia{ o. day. & WI; IL n s4t$
sfs Score by innings N Il H -.
philadelphia % o O o 160 o. Wa sR{O
s$8 Battcries-G la de and ~ o, Conror;; 8 plank
and Powers. Time, 4 rs. Empires Evans
and Connolly. 81
Detroit, Il; Boston, s.
van from the box in the ninth, making the
score n tic. and wen t /: ahea d In. the elev-
ient h$ on Parents hit and his das from
second Ito the plnte. -
e. Score by innings x: K. = T.. 20
Detroit 4. 81 o 0S 9 9 81 Is u
Boston 20 05O 70 % Is IL
@8 Battcries-Do Donovan md sSs 81 lila M anu
Warner Y Dung. Winter and Arnbrus ter
Time, 2:12.s Umptres,E Eurst and + Conner.
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LIVELY Games I |. Of
AMATEUR ]. LEAGUE
Continued from First Page:

far above their opponents In the win
ming margin. Il 5S7ss s}5 rs U.s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-02
Ell AMO DEL MAR

coraz6n de la orguosa joven uchaba todava consigo
mismoy Sc petmitfa mas qne sola forma de es-
peranza: Ia solemne pronesa que expresara al Gle
10 los hombres SD vountad de perpetuarse de dun
dirse otras vidss contnus doras.
Sumida de nuevo en- su soledad. Nine. Fianona Sc
acusaba hasta dol orgullo de resistencas.
INo habrfa desesperado. tai vez, al hombre su re-
signaci6n demasisdo pronta.
81 la hubese amado tanto como decia. Ino hubese
acepado vaeroSsmente la lucha la miSeria rehu
sado el sacrihcio quo ella nmoaba egostas
bcioneS1"1#~
1AcaSo mo- estaba bastante Satisfecho con su ress-
tenca los obsequioSos ofrecmicntos de Robinson con
sd repugnaucia aceptar asomodamiento que odo 10
hubiese concado los grandss intereses de porvenr
v los queridos iutereses de su amor
Millcent removia sMs pensanientos; pero cnseguida
sonrea amargamente de locura romantica: correo
de Buenos Aires la lamaba de Alas implacabes
realidades de Ia vida.
Pleos perdidos acreedores gnorados que sc Sc pre-
senaban revindcsndo la escualida herencia de su ma
sido embargoS de imposibilidad de vender los
fondos todas noticias recba pressntaban CO
evidente, adn 10 ojos iuexperimentados los
suyos inninencia dc una ruina total.
Del pequsao credito alberto sn nombrc en- una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-02
NUEvA EDlCION
C0digo Civil

EN- los talleres del BOLETIN MRR-
CANTIL Sc ha terminado Ia impression
de una nueva eGiCi6n del Codigo Ci-
vii. aumentada y completada con "A
apendiceg. que contienen las leyes
posteriores la fecha de dicho cuerpo
legal, como 10 son laslque tratan del
matrimonio natural, inScripciones de
nacimientos, nuevas legftimas, heren-
cia del Estado, testigos habiles, interes
legal, bienes propios de los conyu-
ees: diSposiciones; del Codigo de En-
Juiciamiento Civil y de Ia Ley do
evidencia sobre capacidad jurldica
medios de prueba. prescription de
acciones, hipotecas judiciales, daf1os y
perjuicios, homestead" etc., etc.
La obra. que esta elegantemcnte
presentada, SO halla de venta en- Ia
librerfa del BoLETIN, al precio de 81
81 ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-02

PoR CUANTo habiendo presentado
Ell abogado don Francisco Ramirez de
Arellano una mocion nombre de Da
lValeriana, Nemesia y Juliana Selo y
Maria Herm6genes Romero solicitan-
do ell dominic de la siguiente fnca
rustica;
"Terreno situado en- Ell barrio de
Sabana Llama, termino municipal de
Rio Piedras, compuesto de trescuer-
das equivalente noventa Areas, no.
venta centiareas, colindando por el
Norae, con Barbara Velazquez, por
el Sur, con Petrona Calder6n; por Ell
Este, con la Succession de Francisco
Case; y por Ell Oeste, con la SUCCESSION
de Melton Rivera.
PoR TANTo, y habiendose dispues-
10 por el In. Pedro de Audrey, Juez
de Ia Secci6n primera de esta Corte
de Distrito Sc publique Ia petici6n
por tres veces en- un peri6dico de los
de mayor circulation de esta Ciudad
para que los que tengaR algdn dere-
cho real sobre el inmueble descrito,
las personas ignoradas 4 quienes
pueda perjudicar la inscription y en-
general todo el que desee oponerse
pueda efectuarle dentro de los Sc
senta dias naturales, libro 81 presen'
te en- San Juan q Q. de Agosto de
IIoos.-A. Marin MariGn, Secrctario~