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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

Not for some time has there been so
few good bouts billed as there are for
this week. The Lincoln club OF Chelsea
is to hold the most important meeting
on Thursday night. Charley Neary. the
crack lightweight OF Milwaukee. and
Kid Goodman are the artists who will
appear in the feature bout Their bout
Is limited 10 Is rounds, but as both are
fast fighters few expect IL 10 go the limit.
IL will be a contest that is certain 70 be
full OF interest from start to finish.
Neary showed in his bout with Jimmy
Briggs In Chelsea some weeks ago what
he is capable OF doing. He is a boxer
after the style OF Battling Nelson. He
is boring in continually. and though
most of his attacks are directed "a his
opponents body he sneaks in many
short right and left-hand polts TO the
jaw He can stand n lot OF punishment.
and IL will take a strong. clever fellow
10 put him away This will be the sec
ond time that Goodman has met him.
They fought a six-round draw in Mil
waukee a couple OF years agn. and the
kid" believes that as they are to go a
longer distance Thursday night he will
win.
The Milwaukee lad is in great shape.
He had been training for two weeks for
that match was declared off couple of
days before he was offered the match
with Goodman when Dick Hyland de-
veloped cold feet and refused TO meet
the kid" He and his trainer. Eddie
Toy, arrived from Milwaukee yesterday
morning and are now at Beachmont,
where Neary Will continue his training
Another bout that should be intereet-
ing is that between Sam Langford and
Peter Jackson at Stockbridge Wednes-
day night. This pair has already had
three meetings, Langford winning twice.
and the other contest was called a draw.
All three battles were fierce ones There
will be couple OF preliminaries.
The bout between Joe Cans and Harry
Lewis. which is scheduled for Philadel-
phia for Friday night, is creating no In
terest- among the followers of the game.
as they are aware that Lewis has no
license TO go against Cans IL the bout
is on the level.
Martin Flaherty. the old feather
weight is going into the ring again at
Gloucester tonight. John A Sullivan, a
strong young fellow from Magnolia,
will be his opponent Flaherty's evpe-
rience and cleverness should carry him
through all right
Chick Tucker and Jimmy Dunn have
been matched TO box in Newcastle,
Penn, within three weeks
The Washington sporting club or
Philadelphia. which has pulled OF some
good contests. has closed Its doors. The
clubhouse will be used for swimming
school. Billy Mccartney who managed
the club. expects 10 secure a large build
ing this fall In which TO hold boxing meet
ings
The fight trust OF San Francisco IL
working hard 10 have the ordinance In
regard 10 boxing in Los Angeles changed
so that st can hold bout there between
Nelson and Herman.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

day. June is, on the Gorham grounds, and
a fast game is expected.
The office team OF the Gorham Manu-
featuring company defeated the chasers
OF the same company Saturday afternoon
by the score OF IL 10 l. The office team Is
desirous OF securing games with similar
office teams OF any manufacturing con-
Germ I'm the city. Games with the regular
Gorham team and that which represents
the jewelry room are also wanted. Ad-
dress all challenges to r. l. Dudfee. care
of the Gorhan Manufacturing company.
The Blue Bells defeated the Union Grays
Saturday at Adelaide Park by the score
OF 10 to 3 The score stood TO 2 in favor
of the Grays at the end of the seventh,
but In the eighth the Blue Bells punched
hits and scored eight runs.
The Starlights Of the Rhode Island Ju-
nior league would like 10 play n Sunday
game with any team in the Providence
Junior league. Address all challenges to
Martin Redden 2 Manchester place. city.
The Lauras beat the Bucklins at Cor
ham Field Saturday by the score OF to
g. The lineup OF the Lauras follows:
Hardy, c.. r.. Gay p. Mowry h.; Oar
ling, 2b. Allebaugh, s. s.; Tuite, 3D.; O..
Gay. |. E.: Flagg, c. T.; Brennan, r. +.
Bucklins: w Craven c.: Lafflamp, p.;
Rube. h.: Rawcliffe 2b.; A. Craven, s. s.:
Williamson, 3b; Christman, l. f.; Selleck,
c. f Drescher. r {.
The Blue Label club Of the Cigar Max
ers' union OF Providence defeated the
Blue Label club of Pawtucket Saturday
by the score OF is 10 .. The heavy hitting
OF each team was the most interesting
part OF the game The local Blue Label
team has won three games They would
like to arrange games with any trade
union team In the city Address f. Kier-
dorf. S62 Carpenter street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESI-
CRON|N TUCKED
AWAY HIS HOOD00

Dunns men made II the series and one
extra by finishing first in yesterday
game at Rocky Point and thus agar
team in the league not in a class with the
champs.
Jack Cronin was put In 10 do the slab
work at his own request he feeling that
he was just in the trim 10 twist the tails
OF the bucking Bronchos He had the
gait OF the team measured 10 perfection
and with the support given him by the
men behind there was nothing 10 It but
win
II was not that McGinley did not do good
work, also. for he was trailing behind
Cronin very closely and wanted 10 win
the game for his team 10 save a loss
OF the entire series.
For most OF the innings OF the game
only three men faced Cronn each time
and two OF them the limit was set al
four. Even Thoney. the heavy willow
wielder. was not able 20 connect with
Jacks curves. and hit out Of the diamond
but once
AS for the features several OF the men
on both teams figured 10 the delight of
the fans. who were not slow 20 reward
them One OF these was Rock, who
starred in the fielding game by making
some hair-raising stops and throws, be
sides being I'm everything that went out
within a mile OF him. The little short
stop from Centredale was everywhere at
all times and made all his plays with
enap, minus errors.
About the prettiest play OF the day was
that of Wedensaul in the eighth retiring
both Dunn and Barton unassisted, II was
a great game TO watch and the 400 spec
.l.N.. a. g. 80 l.. 81
game played by each team. Toronto
thought 20 go home with little glory left
20 her but when the train pulled out OF
the depot there was not n consoling
thought for the men TO carry away with
them.
Toronto started things off in the first
aiming with a run. Thoney went out on
an inneld hit. Weidensaul negotiated
chance 10 amble. while Yancey smote one
on the nose for a single TO right. Meek
went out when Candy Lachance stepped
on the bag having stopped hhs grounder
near first base White stepped 10 the bat
and looked over Cronins assortment. then
selected one to suit, sending II 20 the
centre for a single. while Weidensaul
came home in a canter.
The Grays went the visitors one better
IN their half OF the same inning, scoring
twice when Barton and Mcfarland
singled each, and Dunn moved them up a
base on the putom. Then Dachance wal
Hoped one 20 the weeds over at left while
two runs for the Grays crossed the plate
There was no more scoring for the
teams until the seventh, when the To-
ronto team tied the score with one run.
The Grays thought that n would never
do TO have the score remain that way.
but could not have helped II, had II not
been for an error by Yancy.
Cooper got a life on the error and went
20 third on McC;inley's attempt 20 catch
him at second, which failed. the ball roll
ing 10 deep centre. Barton then ripped
OF a double. while Cooper split the dust
for home with what proved 10 be the
winning run. The Score
The score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
SIR TOMMY MAY
HAVE CUP BEE

New York. June 1i.-R. A. c. Smith. the
yachtsman. who had been abroad since
last February, came back yesterday on
the Celtic.
Il saw Sir Thomas Upton several times
while away" said Mr. Smith. "and while
he may have some plans In regard TO
challenging again for the Americas cup
am not IN a position 10 be quoted. Sir
Thomas. | think. will come 20 New York
IN a short time. Yachting people Will
then know what he wishes 10 do.
If there is any other yachtsman In
Great Britain who intends to challenge
I am not aware OF II"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
SAUGUS MEETING TO
Be HELD AT ALBANY

w F. Hitchings has sent circular
letter TO the nomlnators In the early clos
ing events scheduled for the old Saugus
meeting in July I'm which he says:
Arrangements have been made where
by the Island Park association Of Albany
and the Old Saugus Race Course associa-
ton will hold a joint meeting July IL
to q. which are the dates advertised
previously for old saugus. and for which
six early closing events were closed on
April 10. I'm which you were a nominator.
These early closing events will be raced
at the aforesaid meeting at Albany and
your nominations go at that meeting"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
GASPeE JUDGES NAMED

The Gaspee chapter. u. A. r.. prize
committee. consisting Of Mrs Richard
Jackson Barker. chairman. Prof William
Macdonald Miss Harriet Talbot, Dean
OF the Women's College, have appointed
the following judges: Hon William w
Douglas. Justice John Blodsett and Wal.
ter s. Ranger.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
UMPIRE TRIMS
H|GHLANDERS

Chicago. June l1.-Between hideous err
rors at critical times and couple of
yellow decisions by Umpire Sheridan. the
Highanders were shut out. to o, yester-
day afternoon. Orth pitched masterful
game. Eight hits were registered of
owen. but the White Sox worked so
smoothly that nobody could break across
the rubber. Attendance 1900. Score:
CHICAGO.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

Runs-Owen-l. First base on errors
Chicago 4. Left on bases-Chicago s.;
New York 5. Sacrifice hits-Keeler, Hoff-
man. stolen base-Chase. Double play
Jones TO Isbell. Hit by pitched ball.
Tannehill. Struck out--By owen A. by
Orth 5. Umpire-Sheridan Time-ih
Som.
PHILADELPHIA 8, ST. LOUIS 2.
St Louis, June 1l.-Nearly 1900 persons
witnessed the Browns go down TO defeat
here yesterday before the Athletics, 5 10
1. Coakleys pitching and the batting OF
Davis were the features. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

Armbruster. Davis. Lord. schreck--5
Two-base hits-Lord, schreck. Davis
Home run-Davis. Sacrifice hits-Arm-
bruster Jones. Passed balI-Spencer
Stolen bases-Cross. Jones. HemphilI
First base on balls-Off Smith 2: off Coax
ley 3. Struck out-By Smith 5: by Coax
ley Z; by Jacobson /. Left on bases-St
Louis 5; Philadelphia Z. Umpires-Con-
molly and Evans Tlme-1h 1Om.
'Batted for Smith I'm the eighth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

Burrell. Loudly. First base on balls-Off
Pardee g. off Cleary T. OF Fertsch q:
Struck out--By Pardee S. by Cleary Z by
Fertsch 2 First base on balk-Off Cleary
L. First base on errors-Newark / Roch-
ester 3 Left on bases-Newark Z; Roch-
ester 10. Double layv-Steelman 20 Moran /;
Moran 10 Loudly 10 Clancy. Umpires-
KERN and Conahan Time-9h. 40m
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
TORONTO

tpdElOns hCf dTldnu, AOOpei-=o,
Wiedensaui, white-2 Two-base hits
Barton, La Chance. Brodie. Sacrifice hits
dunn, Neal. Rock. Cronin. Frick Double
plays-Ysncy TO McGovern: Frick mnas-
sistedl. Struck out-By Cronin--Thoney,
Yancy 2. Friek. McGinley. Tamsett: by
McGinley-Barton 2, Mcfarland. Cronin.
First base on balls--Off Cronin .: of Nc
Ginley !. Passed hall--Cooper. Umpire
kelly. Time-ih. 30m
ROCHESTER, Z. NEWARK 6.
Newark. June IL The Rochesters won
the first game OF the double-header at
Newark yesterday. but the second was
stopped by rain in the first inning I'm
pire KERN was responsible for the
Sailors defeat. as they tied the Bronchos
IN the 10th, but rank decision by KERN
al the plate robbed them OF the run. The
police refused 20 permit KERN 10 go on
the field for the second game and the
Bronchos started the game under protest.
Attendance e0oo. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
f. G. ACADEMY.


Runs-Dunn, Tilson 2, winslow 2. Slade
g; Phillips Edwards. Sacrifice hit
Phillips. Stolen bases-Dunn, Tilson,
Slade. Edwards. Gould 2. Strickland Two
base hit-Edwards. First base on balls
OF o'Connor !; off Townsend 2 Struck
out-By Townsend 5: by O'Connor O. Hit
by pitched ball-By -Fielden
Passed ball-Edwards. Umpire-walters.
Time-1h. 45m.
WEST SIDE Is, CLYDE T.
The West Sides journeyed to Clyde and
defeated that team is TO yesterday. The
visitors found Buckley for II hits. some Of
them for extra bases. Browns terrific
drive with the bases full I'm the eighth
was the chief feature OF the game
The West Siders would like TO meet
Olneyville or Manton. Address all chal-
lenges to c. McNulty 272 Dean street.
MONITORS .. SILK HATS s.
The Monitors OF Pawtucket defeated the
silk Hats OF Warren to Saturday on
the new ball field at Warren before sew
eral hundred spectators. many OF whom
were from Pawtucket
This was one OF the games I'm tho Inter
city League. There was considerable ex-
citement and bets were down.
GoRHAMs 10. ID. w.s.t
The Gorhams defeated the ID. w.s SAT-
urday by a score OF 10 60 4. The feature
OF the game was the battery work OF Pc
ters and Pryor The Gorhams will open
their new enclosed grounds about June 20
and would like 10 hear from the strongest
teams In the state. Olneyville. Mantou.
Regents and Mapleville preferred They
will play the strong Independents satur-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
DOPE ON CRIMSON CREW
FOR BIG RACE ON THAMES

ment TO pick from than Yale has been
fortunate enough 10 possess. and for that
reason and the fact that Yale's best men
OF last year graduated. the Cambridge
men are confidently looking forward TO
victories in all three races
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
NEWARK

Runs-Mslay q Engle Foster, Jones
Brown-s Duffy Moran. Wallace. Clancy.
Burrell Joudenslager ~. Two-baee hits
MALAY. Cockmsn 2 Foster. Sacrifice hit
s-Provn. Stolen bases--Barclay, Clancy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
National League Standing.

Games Today.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
81. Louis a Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

Games Today.
Boston at Detroit.
New York al Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11

Games Today.
Newark at Baltimore.
Montreal at Toronto
Buffalo at Rochester.
Providence at Jersey City.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
EASTERN LEAGUE,

Providence 3. Toronto 2
Rochester Z, Newark 6.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
Am MERIcAN LEAGUE.

Chicago /. New York 0.
Philadelphia 5. st. Louis ..
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results of Games Played Yesterday

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Game called off at Brooklyn yesterday
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
Aggression de que fu6 vlOtinla sI obre-
10 Angel Ceeilio

Esta mafIana 81 honrado artesano An
gel Cecilio, muy conocido On esta ciudad,
por su laboriosidad, cuando regresaba & su
hogar despu6s de terminar su trabaio fue
agredido por SaIustiano VeIez en- Ia Gale
dc Ia FortaIeza.
Cecilio es un hombre de color, fuerte,
vigoroso. Su agresor, un hombre anemi
CO, IN degenerate, un incongciente "A
pTimera vista puede observarse
81 agredi 10, en- vez de contestar la
aggression con Ia aggression, conYencido de su
superioridad respecto de quien le agredie-
ra, cont6volo entreg6ndolo 81 primer poll
cfa que & 6su paso encontT6.
Velez dijo ante IN reporter de ssLa Co
rrespondencia" que hahfa agredido Cecil
lilo por 81 parecido que tenfa con alguien
que le habfa ultraiado autes.
Segdn versiones que en 81 grupo circu-
laran parece que Velez habfa agredido
hoy menos Violentamente 4 otras personas.
El aaegura ser de Ponce, pero respondi6 per-
plejamente, al parecer sin darse verdadera
cuenta de 10 que dice 6quiere decir.
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PEQuENEGES.


iGue reauelve d insulto7 iA que con.
duce9 tCual es 50 mgnifcaci6nq No rs.
suelye nada. Conduce 10 peor, pues 81
& 6lguien denigra q al individuo que 10
utiliza pretendiendo con semejante argat-
nsento manchar q pr6jimo. No tiene otra
signifcaci6n que la tristfsima de l. impo-
tencia.
81 insulto pasa .'por encima de Il cabeza
de los oyentes Saele inspiEar wees
cierto movimiento de medrosa curiosidad
como 81 que inspiFa 81 rSstreaF de las Gu.
iebras por la hojarasca.
No deja en- las conciencias sin6 sombEas
y en- lsa almas fermento de odio embTute-
cedor.
No redice nj enaltece. No tiene sin6
una expression elocuente, Ia de que 4 eli
acudi6 siempre IL tOrpeza.
Las bajas pasionea tienen 50 valvula de
escape en q insnlto Este hace de Ia boz
ca por donde sale, Ia parfecta semejanza
de IN respiradero de cloaca.
El insnlto suele hacer nlido. Los que
desgraciadaments oyen este ruido, Green
veces que Sc trata de aIgo eonsistente.
Luego, en 81 rostro % Leg pinta indisimula-
Bile gesto de aburrimiento , desden.
Imaginaos una persona que 70 sepa
dar & sus pensamie tor, sus opiniones,
cualeaquiera que sean, otra folma, otroB
contornos, que los del insulto, que Sc Ia
pase siempre Eepitiendo las miamaa inter
lecciones innobles los mismos epftetos, 81
mismo vocabulaTio zahirients J duro.
Sin duda, el espsctaculo, por mas
que desearais acaso identihcaros con
squellos pensamientos 8 participar de
aquellas opiniones mas 9 RpenoH estravia-
das, acabara por repugnardA y al fin ten.
dreia que considerable despreciable.
ESQ os ocu7irfa indefectiblemente, 81 es
que el rencor 81 apasionamiento no os
dominan de modo absolute, convirtiendoos
en- fanatico ciego de entendimiento de ra
z6n.
Y hoy que las ideas van imponiendose
en- todas parties, es de lamentar con tods
sinceridad, que los que pretenden ser men
torres de tai cual e'emeRto de opinion
puertorriquena no Sc inapiren en ese pro-
ceder que hoy por hoy, eonptituye en- todos
los paises civilizados, Canon inviolable pa
ra todas las coIecti9idades polftieas, aun-
que 6stas sustenten cada una por 50 parte
los principals mas opuestoa, conservadorea,
iberales, socialists radicales.
NADIA resiste el poder de las ideas. 81
inaulto por mas terrible que 10 cream algu-
nos desvaidos vfctimas de su atrSbilis de
su mentecatez, Sc esiEellar6 siemPre contra
81 bloque de Ia verdad ytde Ia raz6n.
Porque hoy, toda lucha que no Sc entable
en- el Iuminoso palenque de las ideas, no
lograra minima cosa de provecho y
siempre seraseOntraproducente.
MAESTRO HILARIO.
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EN q C1NSEIo.

A laa diez dc Is manana dc hoy hnbo
quorum ss efeclH6 la seEi6n concn.
rriendo los seiores Post, Diaa Navarro,
Falkner, Tesorero, BaTboaa y Sanchez.
El doctor We've vista 81 Consejo para
I trataT de asnntos electofaleg con al presi-
dente de Ii comisi6n de elecciones confs.
Tencian los sefioran Barboaa, Post > We've.
Sc trata de prescintos. 2ero seflor, por
que todos los jefes del partido republican,
de POGO tempo esta parte, son iDtrodu-
cidos siampFe Z rf a1tados por 81 sotro
doctor?
Mr.. Post est6 mas risuelo que otros
dias. MI. Falkoer y 81 Teaorero de con.
ferencia.
E s'toro" de Ia naturalization no ven.
drd hoy porque hay poca genta. Ademas,
81 doctor del Vale no concurre Ia session
por continual enfermo.
Diez siate minutes. En session. Mr..
FalkneT aaluda risuenamante Canet. So
aprueban las nominaciones de concejales
juez, del que di6 cnenta IA Correspondent
ciao del jueves
Pasa sin discussion 81 informe de Ia
comisi6n de gobierno local, referente Z
solicitud de Guayanilla. Archivada esta.
Mr.. Post explica que Guayanilla pidi6
permiso para construir un muFo al Fededor
del cgmenterio, por administration. Que
esto ocurri6 on mayo, apTobada luego Ia
nueva ley municipal qne rige desde 80 de
JUNO, queda aquella solicitud dentro de
las prsscripciones de esta.
ApTobada Ia ordenanza Tefsrente ven-
ia de carnes frescas en Fajardo.
Aprobado el contrato del comisionado
del interior con don Praxedes Santiago
Hobre arrendamiento de 30 cuerdas de
terTeno.
Desestimada Ia solicitud del practicante
de Culebrs sobre aumento de sueldo.
Anticipos Coamo y San Lorenzo. Que
So liaponga de los $25, 600 para Coamo, en-
cantidades parciales segdn las vayan nece-
sitando, & fin de que el depositario no ten
ga en- 81 poder mayor cantidad que la que
importa gu fanza ell municipio solo pa
que los intereses de 10 que vaya utilizan-
do.
ApEobado ell anticipo s San Lorenzo.
Recomendado el anticipoa Guayama de
$4,000, hacienda las mismas recomenda.
clones que respecto de Coamo.
So aprueba 81 nombramiento de emplea-
DOS CempOfeTps en- las otlclnaS de elecelO-
mes 4 $1.25 diarios
Mr.. Post dice que la comisi6n de cleo
clones llama Ia atenci6n al COnseio de que
de acuerdo con Ia ley seI fjen las listas de.
eIectores al pdblieo. Que hay seis pres
cintos en- que no hay alcsldfa On que Sc.
puedan fjar las listas Que en- Santurce
y yPuerta de Terra Sc efjaran estas listas en-.
los parques de bomberos, con psrmiso del
municipio. En- Luqnillo, Ceiba, Jayuya
y VillaIba en- las ofcinas del comisario s
cuartel de la policfa. De acuerdo
A las diez veinte Sc termina la session.
Una completa aclaraci6n de las instruccio-
mes referente al cumplimiento de Ia ley
electoral en- 10 de recusaciones demds sa-
ran publicadas oportunamente para como.
cimiento de todoB.
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ImDOrtante asamhIea Ohrera.

a iniciativa de los prestigiosos obreros
Juan Climaco, Canuto Diaz, Felipe Ri
vera Fernando Gomez Acosta, SD Heya-
rd 4 efecto Ell iueves 90 del corriente las
ocho de Bu noche, una asamblea polftico-
obrera con objeto de inaugurar un club
polftico obrero que defenda propague
los principles que mantiene 81 gran parti-
do Union de Puerto Rico.
Paraldicha asamblea, que sera IN actO
importantfsimo, Be invita- q tod0s los ira.
bajadoreS que sientan verdadero amor por
las ibertades patrias.
Dicha asamblea tendrS lugar en Ia casa
ntmero 90 de Ia calle de Ia Cruz, (altos
Con motivo del retraso del Carolina
que tTae el papel en- que Be edita Gel
Carnaval', tiene dicho colega que retsF-
dar 50 aalida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
Function de gala en- sI TsatrO NUM-
niCipal

Ia empreaa del Cinematografo ''Lumie-
re- dar6 hoy sdbado. ma function extraor-
dinaria en- el Teatro Municipal de esta
ciudad, con IN programs de vistas escoji.
das de su repertoire.
Este pdblico conoce peTfectamente la.
superioridad de las vistas que ofrece Il
acreditada empresa Otero y Co, de suerta
que huelga cualquier elogio que de ella Sc
hiciera.
La aCreditada Banda dsl Regimiento
de- Puerto Rico que dirige nuestro amigo
Miranda, tocara obras de 50 escojido re-
pertorio
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interruption del senicia.
Una avsrlasa los pOstss dstlsns snOchs 4 les
earT0s elsctrIeOs pOT mis- De una bora.

Mas de una bora estuvo interrumpida
anoche lacirculaci6n de los carros electri.
cos entire esta ciudad y Santurce, con mo-
two de haberSe roto 81 cable conductor,
por dos parties, en- Ell puente de San Anto-
nio. Uno de los postes allf situados se
.inclir 8 sobre Ia via impidiendo que los
carros de mayor tamafo pudieran cir
cular.
a Las once y media de ID noChe qued6
restablecida Il circulation, trabsjando &C
tivamente el personal de Ia Empresa.
Parece conveniente se efectuar6 un re.
conocimiento general en- toda Ia lfnea de
Ia expresada empresa para evitar las fre-
cuentes interrupciones que Sc notan en- ell
trSfico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
eARB0N BARLTO.

Los Sres. Carlos Cid & Co, tienen cons
tante existencia de carbon vegetal, Ell que
venden pOr talegas.
Dirigirse sus Oficinas, A1mac6n de los
Sres. Latimer q Fernandez. TelefonO II.
15v. q.
--Para case de que Sc lleven & cab0 las
caETeras el u del coFriente vendran ma.
chas personals de ID isla gus IL mayor par
ta serSn huespedes del .sHoteI Helvetia"
de Pedro Schira. Cruz 27.