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Federal Court Notes.

The hearing upon the application for a
permanent injunction in the case of the
Trl-State Land company against Baker
and others farmers of Scotts Bluff and
Box Butte Counties to restrain them from
interfering with the enlargement of an
irrigation canal owned by the plaintiffs, was
set before Judge Munger in the United
States circuit court Wednesday. Owing to
} the unavoidable absence of some of the
attorneys in the case, the hearing has been
continued indefinitely and in the meanwhile
the temporary injunction will remain in
force
mandate was received Wednesday
morning from the United States circuit
court of appeals affirming the judgment OF
the Nebraska United States circuit court
in the case of the Victor Safe " Lock COM
pany of Ohio against James ]. Deright OF
Omaha. dismlsslng the case at the cost of
the plaintiff and in favor of Deright. The
Victor Safe & Lock company brought suit
against j. J. Derght for libel in the sum
for serding out written notices that the
safes manufactured by the plaintiffs were
of an inferior character. Deright filed de-
murrer proceedings against the Victor COM
pany and the demurrer sustained and
the case dismissed in the Nebraska court.
The Victor company appealed the case to
the higher court and the mandate just
received Is the result
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Lady Amelia wins the Mercury Han
dicnp at Brighton beach

NEW YORK, Oct s.-Lady Amelia. at l
to I, won the Mercury handicap at Brighton
Beach today She carried the top weight
of 1856 pounds and took the lead at the
and won by four lengths. After B. Schrle-
ber's 3-year-old DR.. Gardiner, by BannoCk-
burn Uarda, won the third race at one
mile in the fast time of l:39B. with 10
pounds up he was sold TO Frank j. Far
rell for $4,000. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling: Tea
cress won. Niblick second, Belle of Port
land third. Time: l :l3ss
Second race, hvc ana half furlougs
Waterbury won. Altuda second Elliott
Third race. one mile: Dr. Gardiner won,
Sister Frances second, Astronomer third.
Fourth race, the Mercury handicap. six
second Pantoufio third. Time: l:l2zs.
Fifth race, five and half furiongs, SELL
ing. Colonel Jack won, Patient second,
Mintberla third. Time: 07B.
Sixth race, mile and "A sixteenth: Lady
Iarantelia Ii;l won; Moodsman second Adonis
LOUISVILLE. ky., oct. 3.--Results:
First race. six furlongs: Agnes Virginia
won, Toboggan second, Allista third. Time
Second race, one mile: Matador won,
Bitter Hand second. Colonel Bartlett third,
Time: 1:43aS
Third race five and a half furlongs: Red
Gauntlet won, Grace Larsen second, Miss
Ohicious third. Time: 1909.
Fourth race, lroquois handicap, six fur
longs: Don Domo won, Devout second
Buunskie third. Time: 1883
Firth race, one mile: Charlatan won,
Envoy second. Omar Khayyam third. Time:
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth: High
Bear won. Chanida second, Postman third
Time: ISIS.
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IntercnIIerinte lawn TennIs.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 3.-Philadelphia
and Harvard will fight it out tomorrow for
the collegiate lawn tennis singles cham
pionship, Leroy of Columbia and Pell of
Harvard being the contestants. BY de-
featng Gordon of Princeton today in the
annual tournament on the grounds of the
Merton Cricket club at Haverford. the CO.
lumbia crack entered the final round. Pell
defeated Tilden of Pennsylvania in a hard
struggle. Results:
Singles semi-finals: Leroy of Columbia
beat Gordon of Princeton, 6-3 go.
Pell of Harvard beat Tilden of Pennsyl-
Vania, 6-3 4-6 6-4
Doubles semi-hnal round: Wells and
Spaulding of Yale beat Dabney and Liver
ing of Harvard, 6-4, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair To-day and Tomorrow In Nc
brasIIa, Cooler TOday-Rain I'm
Iowa Today.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Forecast of the
weather for Thursday and Friday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota-Fair
and cooler Thursday; Friday fair.
For Kansas-Fair Thursday, cooler eX-
cept in southeast portion; Friday fair.
For Iowa and MissOuri-Rain Thursday
Friday fair and cooler.
For Colorado-Showers and cooler Thurs
day; Friday fair.
For Wyoming-Fair Thursday, except
rain and cooler in southeast portion; Friday
fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
SIR THOMAS LIPToN IN CHICAGO
Baronet Says lie Expects 10 Challenge
for the Gun.

CHICAGO Oct 3.-Should Sir Thomds
Upton decide to try once more for the
Americas cup the challenge will be issued
from Chicago. This statement was made
by the baronet shortly after mis- arrival
here from the east tonight. You know
that | am ready and most anxious to take
that cup home with me, said Sir Thoma
another race for the trophy. you also
know that under almost any conditions will
agree to once again make a try for Il.
through my friends In Chicago.
on his arrival In Chicago Sir Thomas
was met by a reception committee, which
escorted him TO the Auditorium hotel,
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visitors Take Up TIE Room.

Owing 20 the crush of Ak-Sar-Ben visitors
at the Commercial club the Real Estate
exchange was given but one small room
and the meeting had light attendance
and was cut short. c. f. Harrison made a
talk on the necessity Of hurrying along
the publication of the Omaha pamphlet
which the exchange proposes 10 put out,
and George c. Wallace suggested some
subjects for the future consideration of
the exchange, among them the present
arbitrary way of liking rents and the ad-
visibility of taking abstracts on outlying
property only as far back as it was plated.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-The Chicago Aneri-
can league base ball team became the win
ner OF the pennant for the season OF 1905
when both games OF the double header at
ST. Louis today, in which the Chicago
team was scheduled to play, were called
off on account of wet grounds, while Phil
adelphia and New York split even in the
two games played at Philadelphia. The
Chicago club cannot now he overtaken,
even though they lose the four games yet
to be played
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

The high school boys are working hard
in preparation for their game Saturday
with the Nebraska City team.
owen was called upon to win one of the
needed games and he made good, hold
ing the Browns TO four hits and no runs
Day by day it looks more and more like
a cinch for the, White SoX. Two more
games won and the race will be over for
then they cannotobe beat out of first
place. Or
Did you notieS What Glenn vlibs3 he5hardt pa
troit? Sold by Mefnphis to Cleveland, he
pitched his first ga.ne In fast company
and had the Detroit team as his oppo-
nents To make his entire strong he held
them to three hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
WESLEYAN Is EASY FOR ,YAIE
Sons of Ell win First Foot Bnu Game
of Season nv Rig score.

NEW HAVEN, oct. 3.-Yale had little
difficulty in defeating Wesleyan today in
the first foot ball game of the season here.
81 to Q. Punting was resorted to freely
and the double pass attempted by both
sides with poor success. Yale was able TO
gain always the necessary distance on
straight line plunges. Only once during
the game was the long overhead double
pass successfully worked.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
BRIroN EASY ron AMERirANs
aueen's Westminster Volunteers De-
feated in Riae Match.

CREEDMOOR. l.. l.. oct. 3.-The silver
challenge shield donated by Colonel How
ard Vincent, aide de camp to King Ed
ward VII of England, will remain on this
side OF the Atlantic for two or perhaps
three years. The rife shooting teams of
the Seventh regiment. National Guards.
y. Y. won the trophy In decisive fashion
here today from the Queens Westminster
volunteers of London. whom they defeated
by a margin of sixty points
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Motor Cyclists Injured

san pIEo GtH Sn5Il OCT SStBreed Soti & and
urday enroute TO Buffalo. N. Y, were badly
injured at Escondido Monday. The pair
were travelling fast when the machine be-
came unmanageable >and ran into wall.
throwing both riders violently The men
and machine will resume their journey in
a few days.
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sports for Catherine.

October Coe college of Cedar
Rapids and Iowa State College will play
at hockey at IL a. m. In the afternoon
Coe college and Iowa State College will
meet at foot ball at 3:15 October 6
Ames high school and Iowa State college
will play basket ball at II a. I'M.
while Des Moines college will play foot
ball at 3:l5 p. m.
Laboratories and experimental work of
the college will be in full sway each day
and the people of the state Will have the
greatest opportunity ever offered to see
the practical workings of the institution
a large force of extra police has been
sworn in and is already on duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Largest SIGN in the World.

The ODonohue- -Redmond-Normile cleo
trio sign is in place and was lighted Tues
day night for the first time. Electricians
who have been in all the larger cities say
this sign Is the largest perpendicular sign
in the world, as il reaches nearly To the
top OF the new department store. The sign
Is seventy feet high and contains 42S lights.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Harvard Defeats Bowdoin.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 3-In well
played game of foot ball Harvard defeated
Bowdoin in Soldiers field this afternoon
10 to o. The first score was on a goal
from the field by Burr from a place kick
on the thirty-seven yard line. The second
was made down the field to touchdown.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Princeton wins from stevens.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. 3.-The Prince
ton foot ball team defeated Stevens today
in a closely played game, % to o. The for
ward pass and one-slde kick under the new
rules were worked successfully by Prince
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
THE -oMAHA DAILY BEE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1906

whcru he will stay during his weeks visit
hcre. \ general rece ption will be given him
tomorrow morning at the Chicago Athletic
club. to be followed by a luncheon at the
boat house in the afternoon. Friday night
he will be banQueted at the club and Satur-
day night by the Chicago Commercial as
ISOLATION.
Saturday afternoon the Columbia Yacht
visitor
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'Lajoie out, hit by batted ball.
zone out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland ...........'0 . 2t1 q IL
Detroit .............. > 90 o 0 1-3
Two-base hits Bemis Eubanks, Cobb
Sacrifice hits: Payne, Caffyn stolen bases:
Flick (2), ROssman, Coughln. Double plays:
Coughlin to SChaefer to Lindsay, LaJoie
to Turner to Rossman. First base on
balls: on Eubanks, 3. Left on bases:
Cleveland, 2; Detroit, T. Struck out: By
Hess, 6; by Eubanks, g. Time: 80. I'm
nires: % Ol.oughlin and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Boston Loses to Brooklyn by score
of Thirteen to Four.

BOSTON, Oct 3.-Boston sustained it's
Tooth defeat of the season today losing TO
Brooklyn. 13 to 4. A foul tip broke 6Nell' S
mask in the second inning and the ball
struck him in the eye. He was carried
off the field and attended in the club rooms
by a physician, who has ordered his re-
moval to the hospital. Later he was taken
to his hotel Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Ak-Snr-Ren NIsItorx

Can have mail addressed to The Omaha
Bee. We will see that II is properly cared
for Open day and night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

Games today: Brooklyn at Boston. Phil
adelphia at New York Chicago at Pitts
burg, St Louis at Cincinnati
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Carlisle Indians Win.

CARLISLE. Pa, oct 3.-The Carlisle In
ouehanna university by a score of As to o.
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'Two out when winning run scored.

Washington :. 0 o 0 0 90 0 o OIL l. 2
Boston ..s....,0 o 0. o o 0. 0 / o. /
Two-base hit: Anderson. Sacrifice hits
Altizer, Falkenberg t2) Grimshaw, Morgan.
stolen bases: Jones, Wagner, j. Stahl
Left on bases: Boston. 3; Washington, 3
First base on balls: OF Falkenberg, .;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

First base on errors: Philadelphia, !.
Left on bases. Philadelphia, 3. New York.
l. Bases on balls on Richie. 2. Struck
OUT BY Ritchie, ]; by McGinnity. 4. Two
base hits: Seymour Shannon Stolen
bases: Strang, Bowerman Time 140.
Umpires Carpenter and Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Local Record,

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Oct 3.-Oficial record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years: 1906 1906 1901 lgO3
Maximum temperature. 76 So - 7S
Minimum temperature. 50 So "a SIS
Mean temperature,........ 63 20 Sc So
precipitation ............s.. 90 90 20 .0l
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /
and comparisons with the last two years:
Normal temperature. Observation-Disclosures SO
Excess for the Observation-Disclosures. 4
Total excess since March l................. 4
Normal precipitation .............. 90 inch
Denciency for the day............ .09 inch
precipitation since March l.....22 81 inches
deficiency since March l.......... 3. 90 inches
Deficiency for cor. period In 1905. ;. - inches
DencieoScy for cor. period h 1894. S.i5 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

. Left on bases: New York 9: Philadelphia,
3 Stolen bases Hoffman 49, Keeler, Old
,ng, Chase. Three-base hits: Hoffman.
hean, Chase. Sacrifice hits koclcr, Clark
. IN ~. Double play: Shean TO Nichols
II Davis. Struck out: BY Shuman, l. by
I iolmes, |; 10y Clarkson, Z. First base on
L alls: of Shuman, 1 of Holmes, ?; off
[ larkson, T. Hits: off Shuman, in four
innings; off Holiness in five innings. Wild
Jtch Clarkson. Hit with pitched ball:
ilberfeld. Hoffman, Bender. Time: 2lO.
mpire: Hurst.
The second game was called at the end
~ the sixth inning on account Of darkness.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
HARNESS RACING IN LEXINGTON
SililSo Wins the Kentucky Futurity
from n Fast Field,

LEXINGTON. KY, oct. 3.-Siliko won
the $500 Kentucky Futurity this after
Breeders association track from the best
field of 3-ycdr-olds that have faced the
starter this year. In winning this, the
blue ribbon event of the season for s.
year olds, Siliko defeated Governor Francis,
winner of the Clark Horse Review Fu-
turity. The Abbe, winner of the Ken
lucky stock farm purse, and Ed. Custer,
No victory in the Futurity in years was
more popular than that of the stout
marred by an accident that resulted in
serious injury of w. II. (KnapsacI1D Nc
Carthy, who drove Siliko.
=, In the third heat Ben White. who drove
The Abbe, made an attempt to get the
rail near the quarter pole and the Abbe
stepped into the wheel OF the sulky of
nfSamf headons sEo OK the rRPsd
beneath the hoofs of The Abbc and in
front of nine other horses in the race. a
murmur of pity went up from the thou
sands of spectators who witne ssed the ac-
cident but this was changed tc shouts
of applause when they saw Mccarthy rise
Siliko ran driverless around the track
into harrow, but was caught before he
was injured Mccarthy staggered back
Able. Neither Siliko nor The Able fin-
1shed the heat. II was discovered that
The Able had stepped on McCarthy's head.
The Able was distanced for fouling Sill
lko and the heat went to Lightsome IN a
driving finish with Ed. Custer. The Judge
allowed Siliko to start I'm the next hea t..
when he won, with Myron McHenry in the
sulky from Ed. Custer by neck and
was awarded the race He is owned BY
j. f. MAIDEN, the winner of three futuri-
ties, two Sheepshead Bay futurities with
Ballyhoo Bey and Yankee and the trottng
futurity this afternoon with Siliko.
The Tennessee stakes for the 2:O6 class
PAGERS was won by Ecstatic in two straight
heats. The mare was a favorite at all
times.
The 2:OS class pacing went to Lady May
without a struggle.
II the weather Is favorable Sweet Marie
2:02, will go for the worlds record for
trotters tomorrow afternoon. Summaries
Tennessee stakes, 5000 class 206 pac-
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Pontponed Game.
At st. Bouis-St.. Louis-Chicago game
postponed on account of wet grounds
Standing Of The Tenmn
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today. Cleveland at Chicago, New
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

on balls: on Dorner &: un scanlon. 2
Struck out: BY Scanlon. q. ov Dorner.
Time: 2.l2. Umpire: Conway
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=. :. s. HEALS old SORES

Every old exists because of polluted condition the blood This
injected with
unhealthy condition from long spell sickness
inherited
ated force an outlet on the face legs other the body and
grows red and angry testers and eats into the surrounding flesh
blood
morbid
hereditary
5
keep the system in health pure sore must
heal II the blood healthy
medical advice free SWIFT SPECIFIC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
EVEN BREAK IN QUAKERCITY
ighlandsrs Win the First Game by ecOrs
Of Seven TO Eivs,
kTHLETlcs SCORE sHUToUT IN SECOND
Dpeert Holds the Grimth Bunch
Down 90 one Hit-wet Grounds
Prevents the Game In
81. Louis.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct philadelphia
ATHLETICS SCORE sHUToUT IN stcoNr
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. Philadelphia
ID New York broke even in today's
puble-header. Score first game:
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1; by Harris, 3 Time; 1:9o. Umpire: Con-
molly.
Score. second game:
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Racing at Tecumseh.

TECUMSEH, Neb. oct. S.--(Special Telc-
gram.)-The racing at the county fair here
today was fine. Summary:
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II 3
Brooklyn ............1 2 0 O1 2 0 l 6-13
Boston ......,.......O o o 90 o a.
Two-base hits: Alperman, 2. Home runs
Jordan, Alperman Bates. Sacrifice hits
Mccarthy, . Stolen bases: Alperman,
Maloney, Jordan, Lumley, Dolan. Bases
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
IL in Washington

WASHINGTON. Oct 3.-Washngton's :
base ball season closed today with double
aeader between the loca, team and Boston,
he home team winning the FIRST to !,
ind the second went to Boston. by the same
score. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
an OLD and WELL TRIED REsIEDl
ron OVER siArY YEARS

Of NOT HERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TKETH
IN0. WITH PERFECT SUCCESS. IT sooTHLs tAs
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs all FAIN;
CURES WIND coLLc. and h shs best remedy toi
DIARRHoEA Sold hy DrasElsts In sSery PArt q
shs arid Be and ash tor
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Ana IAks stass klnd = ssats . b0ttlS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
STATE COLLEGE As HOST
Ames Institution Will Hold Annual Bsoe J.
tiOn Friday and saturday.
RECORD BREAKING CROWDS EXPECTED
Iowa People Given Opportunity to See
New BUILDINGS and Plan of
Education nt AgricuI-
turaI College.
RECoRD-BREAKNG CROWDS EXPECTED

AMES, Ia, oct. CSpeciau u-The Iowa
State college will see one of the largest
excursions of it's history Friday and Sat
urday of the present week. Never since
the establishment of this custom by the
late President w. NJ. Bearshear have the
prospects been so good for a record
breaking excursion, and last season To-
600 people visited the college in a single
day and over 100 railway coaches were in
the yards at Ames at one time. Only the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad granted
excursion rates then. This year FIVE
roads, the Chicago Il Northwestern, Chi
cago and Great Western, Illinois Central.
Iowa Central and the Milwaukee will
run excursions each day and exceedingly
low rates have been secured. The fare
from Sioux City will be only $3.50, from
Council Bluffs $3.50 and the rate de-
creases steadily for intervening points.
College ts Ready.
The college will devote it's best energies
to the entertainment of its visitors both
days. All departments will be open to
visitors from 1880 a. m. to 2:15 p. m,
each day
live stock parade will occur each day
at / y. m, in which all of the prize
winning stock of the college will be
shown.
Exhibition military drill will be given
each day by the college cadets and music
will be furnished by the college chimes
daily at ! 80, at which time old students
and alumni of the college will meet and
shake hands.
The general assembly will meet in
large tent on the campus each day at 2:l5
o'clock Here a program of music and
addresses will be given by o. II. Cessna,
professor of history; President A B.
Storms and Prof. Newens of the college
and on Oct. Hon Lafayette Young of
the Des Moines Capital will address the
assembly, while on Oct. DR. Frank w.
Gunsaulus of Chicago will deliver the
principal address. This will make five
or six addresses by DR.. Gunsaulus at
Iowa state college in the past two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

Governor Francis, b. c. (Foote).. dis.
.suito Sa1s rn Ili2a; i+to -tIts br TIL tb
did not finish.
Class 2:OS, pacing, purse $1,OoO, two in
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NEW YORK.

Left on bases: New York, A. Philadelphia,
.. Stolen bases: keeler. HaTtsel CunrOy.
fwo-base hti Hartsel. Home run; Davis.
struck out: BY DygeTt. 4; by Hogg, 5.
First base on balls: on Dygert, 3: eff
HOgR, l. Time: 1:05. Umpire: Hurst
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
CIeNeIand pefents Detroit.
DETROIT


CLEVELAND. O., Oct. 3-Cleveland de
feated Detroit today, to 3, closing the
season in Cleveland. Score:
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WASHINGTON

Parent. Left on bases: Washington. a.
Boston, T. First base on balls: OF Will
son, :. First base on errors: Boston. l.
Hit with ball: BY Wilson, 1. Struck OUT
BY Wilson, 1; by Swarmstadt ?. Time
10. Umpire: Connolly
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

NEW YORK, oct 3-Philadelphia beat
New York I'm today's game, 8 to I. Score:
pfTfTAUEf. .pffTA VIEW YORK
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Reports from stations al p. NJ,

l. A WELSH. Local Foreeastsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-25
GOnpa1ia
SCOgnarigIiO

Informase que esta Companfa despu6s
de su gran exito fnanciero en- Caracas, ha
sido nuevamente contratada por ell gobier-
no de Venezuela para ocho funciones mas,
entire elias una extraordinaria, de gala, en-
honor del pTesidente Castro que volver4 q.
desempefiar la primera magistratura de
Ia nacioa el pr6ximo 5 de Julio.
Como el teatro de San Juan no esta
a1n en- condolences para el debut anun.
eiado en- que habfa de ser inaugurado, ce-
lebramos esta pr6rroga, pues la compafifa
.Tegara eI dfa IL de Julio, debido Ia
cuares tena podra finalmente debutar con
ssLucfa' el dfa cuando est6n las obras
por complete terminadas.
En- dicha hermosa obra el papel de pro.
tagonista estara & cargo de Ia distipguida
artista Aida Gonzaga, Ia notabilidad, que,
reg1u Ia prensa europea sur americana
trae Ia compafifa SO amiglio.
No hay, pues, motive para precipitar
la termination de laso obras del teatro, que
va tocan su t6rmino, siempre tendra
esta capital Ia magnffca oportunidad de
que inauguFe ell remozado eoIiseo una
Companfa de las cordiciones que reune la
de scognamiglio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-25
EN- La ISLA

AL coronel Hamiu de la Policfa InBu-
lar.-ViequeE, Junio 24-Anoche II p.
NJ. fu6 arrestado por mi guardias Otero
y Reyes, Organizador Socialista MARCEL.
no Ramirez por haberle disparado tres
tiros de revolver 4 Sabina Colon hirien-
dola gravemente, ,-Sargento Torres.
Fsjardo.-Esta madrugada barrio Rio
Arriba ocurri6 rina entire individuos Luis
Aquilino, Eleuterio Cruz, Sotero Graz
Felipe Aquilino Resultaron heridos Fe-
lipe Aquilino con machetazo en- la cabeza
de caracter grave Sotero Crnz con dos
heridas una music izquierdo grave otra
dedo pulgar derechc. Todos fueron de-
tenidos. Juez Municipal entiende.-Ca-
bo Mirayes.
Cayey,-Anoche las diez arrest6 en-
Ell dep6sito m Inicipal al Doctor Jose Mar
ii, Official de Sanidad por provocaei0n y
desacato la policfa. Teniente Soto.
Bareeloneta, ,-Esteban Padilla demas
eaders socialistas ceIebran meetings indi-
viduo Juan Serrano interrumpi6 orado-
res: fu6 arrestado.
Vieques. - Sabina Colon muri6 hoy
resulta heridas inferidas por Marcelino
Ramirez segdn anterior telegrama.
gento Torres.
Yanco,-Anoche volvi6 & alterarse ell
orden como consecuencia resultaron dos
heridos Tn tren de la Guanica Central
mat6 en- la via & Francisco Camacho. En-
Penuelas los hermanos- Jose y Vicente
Riera promovieron un fuerte escandalo y
al tratar de agredir con punal en- mano 4
la policfa que intervino, fueron redueidos
obediencia con fuertes macanazos.
niente Guanill.
Humacao, fu6 arrestado por
la po'icfa el individuo Pablo Castro qnien
Sc dedicaba recetar y vender medicinas
sin estar autorizadoGpara clio. Le fueron
ocupadas dos botellas conteniendo medici-
mas. Todo este esta disposition del Juz-
gado-.Capitan Fernandez Mater.