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BEAUTIFUL LAKE VIEW

is an ideal summer resort. Good hunt
ing and fishing. The North Western
Line will sell excursion tickets to
Lake View at $1.2O for the round trip
from Denison on Fridays, Saturdays
and Sundays, tickets limited, to re-
turn on or before the following Mon
day. Other low rate round trip tick
cts sold daily with return, limit of 30
days. Apply to agents Chicago g.
North Western R'y.
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had Break.

Joe-Jack's new wife won't speak to
me. Tom-Why not? Joel got con-
fused at the wedding and rendered him
my sympathy instead of congratulate
tions
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Miss Abigail Snapper-I don't want
to break up your meeting, Professor
Halibut. but I'm going to marry Mr.
Skatetish i'll order to reform him, so
you must stop dosing him with fisher
mems bait and having him pose as q
terrible eXample.-Harper's Weekly.
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Wanted-Two good cabinet makers.
Inquire of John Fastje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
A ANUNCIO


Universsdod de Puerto Rico, RIO Pie.
drds, p Z.
Hasta las onse do 10 me a ana del diA
Is do Dieiembrs do 1905. 90 reeibirkn
on estA odeina proposiciones eerra-
das para 10 construction de una casa
sscusla y dormitorio do msdera para
el Departsmsnto dc Agriculture do 10
Universid al de Puerto Rico 90 sl pue
bio dc Rio PiedrAs; P. r. Los pile
COS He ADRIAN 4 10 hora arrihA men
aicnada. Puedsn pedirSe informes q
eata ofcina. DO reservae el derecho de
desestimAr una 6 todas les PROPOSE
siones. Los pliegos eontenisndo lai
proposisiones deberAn dir'g'rse D.
Presidents de 10 Junla de sfndieos d.
10 Univaraids d de Puerto Rico, Sax
Juan, P. r., con el siguierse endorse
On el resy aldo del sohre svropoaiCio
nsa para 10 construction do una easl
ssauela , dormitorio do maderaS o.
Rio PisdrAs, p. W.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
LEYES AzULES
FL dnico ejemplar que de elias
habia, ha sido vendlda
en- Louisville.
PENA De MUERTE
Sc hubiera despoblado la re-
pub ica 81 continuan en-
prtctica dichas leyes.

En Louisvllle, X 'ntuckY, le Anun
clio hsbersa vsndido el 6aieo elem plAr
que exlatfa de las fAmesay Lsyes Azu
les, por s5 600, , cue auunsio hA he
eho sonocer que nay allf ala otro, tal
vsz el i 1ico de 30 sspscIc on leuguA
js AntieaAdo y con rsra ortcgrsffs
truena el libro y smsnaza de mapers
drReonisna. Contra los eontraveRtore
de 10 ley. pues les impone 10 pena dc
musrte & porfillo, como ai tuvlersn
mushss vidas que perder. AL que nc
adore al vsrdadero Dios; pena de
rusrss, Idem al qns ersA en- bruls'
& las eonsulae, hoy ae las pAga p6eli
cAments 90. rs por nm horoscope.
Fl que b'a,fsme rerecerA. tamhien
si 80 huhiera llsvAdo ktfscto sss res
sripto, IL rel q 1liea 90 hubiera dsSpo
b'ado
~ que mAltsase ( sus padres, Tes
der$ 10 vid'; y ctros msndsmienioi
qua ai no dieta ban psnR espital. nc
sran mucho menos aevsros con fAsal
do mpy poea inportaneia.
AfcrlunAdsmonte palaron sque
llos slsmSoI lsyex AurQue sl esprit
ID do elias ha ceiado protdr do ra,tr'
on 10 region en- que 10 promulgaron
aun 10 notamos en- el OoHmopolit
NusvA York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Y RECORTES
Retrato de Bryon. .-El taba-
co e1 F'rancia. --El Rio
Colorado.
TIRO AL BLANCO
Ell algod6n en- Africa. Ia
baqueros en- Portsmouth,
La cerWZa.

Eo 10 fAeh ad1 de 10 easa nd nero
s de 10 sAlle 81. Jamss, de Londres,
% ha eolooado una tAblilla conmemo
rativa con sl retrAto On ralievs de
Byron, 81 poetA vivid ALI dsade l. 8ol
& 1873.
Las entradas cor el impaesto do
tabAso en- Frsnela: fdsron On oil mss
do Agosto $500, 600 mas que dc ordina
rio. Dicsse que 10 oeasion6 el oisrre
do eveuelas y colegioa por sausa do
vaeaelonsa. en- las qas los aumaos
famsn sigarrillos lib'sments.
~EAa sguas del rio Colorado 90
rren otrA vtx por "a sntguo canal
que las llevAbs o. & ITO de Calf 3rnia.
Los dsfios Qge h'z, el rio haoe dos
sf,s al in1ndAr sl vale Ssllon y
abrirse nusvo sAuss. obligaron { In
eompafifA & emprsnder ese trabsio.
-Ea Ia. .eaMfMz. dc las eseaslaV
primarias dc ipg'atsrra, Sc inc'uiya
desde AhorA On Adslauto, la IRA ties
| do tlro Al h,aneo con r fl.
-En Africa, oil t'iet slg don 90 10
rss lsrga y penosA con aus medioa prl
milivcs; un hombrs h&bil, pueds TO-
jsr tres vNss Al die.
-Geg1n ittorme de 10 Union d.
TAbsQue-os T en- Pors,mouih, en- td'
Nuev1 Ieglstsrrs, no hwy Qu" uua II
brisa que no psrtsn'z,a & In Uni6n
solo "a obreros no psrisneasn & o 10
-Aurqus Ia roblas'6a del Rslnc
U aldo h ! Aum sntR1o ga 2 900 900 dt
lhabitantss durante los ssia 6llimo
sGos. hA hAbido ua sonsumo dc nee
nos de 2 soc, 900 bsrrilss de cssviz'
ITam.ien decss oil soasumo do lieotes
Pcr otro lAdo, les 1855 7t7,7l0 libra
dc to importadAs para el consume In
terrier en- 1905, durRu!e los siete prime
ros mssss, mArean un aumento d
10 COO. 0C0 so bre 10 que 80 import6 du
lrante el mismo periodic do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
D|VERsAS NOTIC|AS
Asilo de Ciegos de Ponce =
Corte de Distrlto de Are,
cibo. -.Falta de peso.
CONC EaTO MUSICAL
Flestas en- las escue' as. DE
regreso. .-Mesas para la
Plaza del Mercado.

c-Cruz Ayala Castro, vscina dc
Arec'bo, ha ipgsesado en- el Asilo de
Ciegos do Ponce.
Hoy he dshido serle distada Al
Ientsneia & don Francisco CAresl, que
ir6 dsclaraio eulpabls por el jurado
que ast6a "a In Corts de Artc!ho, On
10 sAusa cue 90 instruyera por viola.
ei6n.
CT In sl Club do =. Kehrhahn b
1o., rs San Fransiseo, as vsn6sn dcs
'sloiss de orc ssda sem ana, sntrs 20
,osioa, abonAndo $3.50 o LOO sam anal.
La fllima semana ohspvo uno don
e. Sintr6n, soeio r1m 8
-Se vlens Abusando con 10 fAlta
de peso au los srtfsulcs qua 90 ecm
prsn On m muchas Ipulpt rfas. 81 sssre.
tario dc Puerto Rico debiera Aulori
Ear & los munieipios para haser ohli'
| gator.a 10 sftricl6n do pesas y me
didas.
En- Csguss 90 seabrsrk On brs-
vs un &C ncisrto musical por vartos Ar'
4. tistsa que 'endrSn on excursion de
Ponce.
sT SE vENDE IN earro america.
no on buen estado, sspseidad 100 %.
propio para transportar eArga pesa-
do. Iniormes, Johnson y CO On Caguas
9 FraI k shirmsr, muells del Quarter
m msster, San Juan,
La mayor parte dc les sseueIas
de 10 isla hs selshrAto aver la ftsta
dsl a-hcl
-HA regresAdo & Haiti, 80 psii
natal. oil iovsn pisnissa Justin Elis,
q 10 estuvo hAoe poeo ca Puerto Rico
donde gar 9 muehos apIa1sos.
Para Guraf un resfrlad0 on un
dla, tome oil LAXATIVE BROMC
QUININA. III botlcario 10 devolverAs
iiaero ii no 90 eura. La HrmA do i
W. GROVE 10 hAllA On sAdA saiita.
-Srn que han parade les mesaI
lqus Maso dc eonstruir el munioipio
con Geltino & 10 plaza del msrcado,
L ia de- que los vandedorss las utiliza
ran y no 30 vlerAn 60 el caso dc sx
pendsr aus vsntas on oil iuslt?
Sc VENDE - Un iusgo do ire
snhifugas . sienna sHepnorihs con .
motor, "a mszelad5r y su elevator d
a.dsar, todo en- msgnffqo estAdo. d.
rigirse 4 don Julio Say, haeisnd
Santa Ana. JuncH. {
So nos 1t forma que. & pssAr d
las dselaraeIonss hUhAs por Las 81
soridadsa Sanitarias, sabre 10 limpi'
la del aqua del aSueduet1. sate me
Ia, hA consumido en- 10 ciudAd mayo
sA' Iidad do sguA que sl mes pasAdc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Pfsct.msnte has IN busn gArd6n que dentro dc di'z
minutes eatimoa aQui c0ntigo -,
dsspu9s dc hber CerrGdo 10 rsiA Ee tusron por gMe
ria do ov Meroeros buscAr sntrada particular De conseeA
odo 81 tempo pudO usgO que dspArscieron puo %
na On suao snt6u las piernaa coganes deno os up
franco, puso rtfexonar 80 ,,
En- medic de 50 medtac6n sint6 maro de pomo On 81
hombrO ),
VoIyi6 Il csbsxs 81 YER 6Gura dsuCouocds, Ouso
car pero en- nsnte miamo sn6 boca DO una pso On 80
frsnte - h..o.
Anud6ssa VOC gsrQsnts Cayeron usFts sus brasos
Y suS oioS tomaron una expression aupicante.
- SIancio diio e reCien llegGdo, srss muarso
Oo6 ouer6s ae6orl bsbnGt6 81 carCslsro
Tamb6n hab sGo 1898 momento On que no sstuSe&
bs y sn uue % oIvidabs Is Dalabra Ciudadano 80
= Ouiero raspendi6 Taodoro que me de6s entrar
Para Quel
-Qu6 TO importa
FL csTosso miro con sI pre- fondo aGombro sn ntsf
ccuto sin embargo eIe crey6 nor fondo de negenc 50
suueIa mrada, bs6 90 srma.
-Rehusr6s htesr Ia fortuna
No 10 I6 perQus nAdie hl hlCho prOposConsi saora
Il particular
Fuet ben yo ssPe s primtrO
-Vos ms ofreceiS hGcGr mi fortunAt
ST
% sntsndes Dor forIunal
-CjnuuentA mil librGs de por eiempo hoy qie Anda
ian e.cao dinsrc, 10000 brss vasu IN million Ahora bsn
70 te ofrIzco Lao 10000 libraE
-For sntrsr2
Si psro con condici6n de que has de veDir conmGo
syudarme On 10 que 20 Quisfo htcsr
ero Iuuk qusres hIcer cuSndo dentrO de clnc1 mnus
estGrs subtsSnso eno de sodadoS que ndudaoemene o.
arrtshrsnl
81 ciudadAno TsOdoro cOnQc6 OdO 81 de aQusM pa
-Pusdss IL impsdir que bajen sOldados
-Ma 81 impolbs. No Sc me oeurrs nipgun meoo' ecu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
Franquicia concedlda y apro-
bada. -Sindicato cubano.
-Fallecimiento.
ERNEsTO MARIN
'Comisi6n de Fomento. .-Fe.
deraci6n Libre. -Novenas
de la Purisima.

Ell Seerstsrio do 10 Guerra ha
eonssdido y Aprobado la ttauquisia
otcrgadA por sl Conseio Executive {
don Carlos c ,nde, reprssentants de
Ia scmps afa nAvisra sRsd D. L,nss,
para 10 construction do an muslls on
el rsrto de sitA siudAd.
-Ssgda 90 dice, IN sindlcaio Gu.
bAno 90 propons Organiser una smi'
grsei6n de pusrtorrique6os. que dsssen
ir a trabliar & squsl pats en- labores
agrfeolas.
-Ha tallecido On Morovis sl anti.
quo sgrieulsor y comsrsian sapafol
don Alonso del Rio.
IA rsgrssAdo dc 10 islA nueairo
amigo don Erne TO Marin.
-UN JovEN dc di'z nuevs amos
do edsd, con oonocimientos de inR'6s
' sspsncl, deIsa solnssrse ecmo in.
t6rprsse 8 como dspsndisnts de conner.
clio. PAra irformen diriglrse & f. J..
B Box 81 San Juan P. r 10v.G
Ell eonaeiAl don Plo Amidor ha
aldo desi0n ado para Presidir 10 Comi
sion Do Fomsnto del Core'io muuisi'
pei.
-Alguncs leaders dc 10 Federation
Libre niegan que s,a ctsrto que 80 esi6
preparando por disha inas.tuei6n ma
husIga general de hrassros en- 10 isla.
Con todA solsmuidad han dsdo
principle en- 10 iglesia de San Fran
cisco las novsnas do 10 Purisima
Conespsi6n.
-Estuvo hoy en- San Juan el eabo
do 10 policfa ssnor Simonpiotri, d.
servicio en- Bsyamon.
ea-sOMBREROS = hastones de
ICabo Roio, cortss do oasimir, ensajes
pafloIes teiidos { mano y toda elias
do instrumentos muaicales. son ven
didos on 10 sgeneia general do los
sfAmados pianos do sKohlsr & Camp
hell,s aAlls do Allen NJ Q, San Juan,
lP. r. Alt.
-Esta ms AAna, con motive do ID
lluvia era east impossible transitsr POI
10 plaza del merssdo. Aquello estab,
ansgado d. aqua, & cAusa do las PEST
mas eoudiciones del pavimsnto.
->Ha regresAdo dc kayaga!z o.
dosAor don Manuel Figueroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
CAPITULO xXXVIII
Ell NIEe REAL

Esprst,ntO hat{, prinopisdo nstrus 81 procsso de Ia
rsns como hA poddo anterior dssndoss "a
trucr que odio popular por tsnto tempo har
RIA CON el IloriRoo de IuueIs ilustrs olbezR.
No f.ltab,n msdios para derrbar aqusla cabegA ain
embargo Fouuusr- -Tnva hhfs resuhso no dsspsrdcs los
nu,vov msdou de Ac7so5u qa S6a hAbs OfSccdo profitable
Al . sglien,s qas Simon 81 ae hbfln encontrsdo
Ia ,s de s Pssos Ptrld ruido de srmat hlzo semecr
de nuevo los prisioaetoa aus ninusbAn eD 81 Temple
E.tos uraouos erAn Madame Isabel Madame RW oil nj
no que hlb eaio.s md, mssd en- cuna no era snOnceI
mas que Luis Csp"t7.
general 6Iutse con pumero trlcolo 50 psAdo ca-
bao "a dsmesurado sable entr6 egudo do muchos guardE
n.ciona torrs6u do 10 s ,sto ni6o SO umla
AL ado del OsnAl O4 40 ssorio'no Dc maM ona con un
tinsro tg4o do papss eIgrmiendo una Aga piumai
cgo acusado p6bico aQuel hombre smIrio que -
sonooemcu volversmoa adesn cuyA apgenM
mrda htcis smbsr mmo Slntsre gurnecdo como eatAba
de 50 arnel de guerra
D.Ss iban agunos guardss nsCiOnlIsI lubisnsnts
Simon con 80 gorro de pis de 60 una mano hrspie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Al PUBL|GO

Gran galnria totogrGhsa do cristsl
con todos los adelantos modernos'
Ampliaeiones, rsprodusiopes, vissas
DO edincios. grupoa y todos trabaios
coneernientea Al rAmo. BropietArio
J, A. ForAstieri. -CaguAs p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Sc VENDE

Docs aAsAs On wan Juan y Santur'
90, tAmhi6n vArios solares. Dlriiirse
& Rafael r. Palasios SAlazAr. ApAr,
sado do eorreo 422 8 Sol H. San
Juan p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Aee1OMes

Aee1Ones
Banco de Pto. Rico Q rs & 70
Rsnao Territorial. Q % & "a
BAnso Popular Q 10 . IL.
AZUCAR. Para 10 exportssi6n
Sin peraciones.
Buqucs anunchadOs
Fl vapor sspAGol sPuerto Risos
ssldra do BaYcslona para oil lsdits'
rraneo , Canarias. San juan. Maya
eu:s, Pence, Santiago do Cuba. Ha'
bana, Guantanamo, q &arzAnil!o y N. "
| Orleans.
vapor amsrieano sSan JuArs sal
drf do N.w York para eata el 10 del
entrants Diciemhre.
vapor esps flol sConda W ftedos
sali6 de Canarias para esta el 26 del
que eursa y seguir& visis para San
nsgo dc Cubs, Habana, MAlamas,
Ciepfaegos y NV Ot.ePns.
VAyor amerisAno sOoamcs saldrs
do este puerto para Nsw York el del
entrants Dieiemb.
EmtPad0s
Aver resal6 proee 1snts do Nav
York or vapor amsrieano sPhiladel'
phisS con sArga,
Goleta inglesS <Amhitions d.
Lunemburgo son salAxoues.
Ruques on puerto
ChAVESIA
sAabury Fonssins dessargando
!! sE. Stan 1cusss deseargando.
sSpringdslds .dsasargando
esanturces. descargando.
ePhiladelphiss dsseayg ando
&Ambitions deicArgAndo
COSTANEROA
sMaysgu EAras Agusdilla y LE'
yARu .,
sCarm slitsS ArroyJ
SOarmerS Arroyo
Gala BlsneAS, NsguAb1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Sc VENDE

semIllA do tAbAso, en- mataV, superior
cAlidad,
Iuiormsr& on ToA alts,
Don Virgilio Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
NotlS (Qmlf(ileS de San Juan
frIneIpales artleuIOs

frIneIpaIes artieulOs
cue 90 dsta Ian On Almasenss, & loH
siguientss precios'
Arroces. de- partido 6 Jap6p & s
Idem valenciaHo de Ct q ct Por
axtremo de elAses.
Aios de rs etvs. & 50.
Bombone oct 81
Baealao ~
sardinas ahuma adas q IA eentavoR.
Cebollas espafiolas si
I'd amerieanas S2i
Garbanxos s4} -.
Habichuelas AmerisAnas soloradas
largas s6. Blancas amerieanAs tt
Harina do trigo ga II
Id dc maiz s3t
Jamones sl0 10l.
Jab6n Rocsmora s5a, america
no, ct y Al.
Nantes St & 81 n3ysn esiss do
Nk1e.
nanteQuillal do s1s . 10
Pasta del pais sS4.
Papas amerisanas II az
Toaino, . III
Tasaio %
ouesos am. GIT PatAgrks q.
Leehe eondenaada sAguilas & %
Id Id sCrux Roias 81
Id Id sNagnolias Oh
DEL PALS
Ax6sar para el sonsum0l
Naseabado elaro dc e42.
Dc miel elaro o..
UsntrffugA slaro do II aSS
Amerisana do St All.
Do Poncs e31 . 81.
Ron 40 grades Cartier & s1.ss ssa'
tsvoa gallon pagadoa r. InternsS
Maixel.7
Tshaco, nominal
Preclos de OumpFa
Almid6n q $3.50
Algod6n do s $50.
Uoaos dc 16.a Is millaY
Cusros dulses $50 al
sebo dc res . u.
CafA anrYinptN nominal
Camhlos oorrlentes
Iondvss ohsak . A.S7
PArfs y
Hambarg0 AAS u.
Rev York 17i 4 10 etvs r
khgaaa HAM D.
CsduIas hIpotecarIas
RAaas Tf.th,',al ? Ay:is1ls aSl
Sc Vende papeI Vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-11

by William K. Vanderbilt to the Jockey
Clubs bureau of breeding. arrived in New
York yesterday on the Atlantic transport
steamer Minneapolis, and late yesterday
afternoon was landed and taken to the
stable of Van TasseI & Kearney in 18th
street, where he was visited by a great
number of horsemen. who were pleased to
see the horse returned to his native coun-
try.
Halma Is the most noted of the many
thoroughbred horses that have been do
mated by turfmen and breeders to the new
department of the Jockey Club. the breed
ing bureau, the purpose of which is to fur
nsh to New York farmers and horse
breeders at nominal fee. the services for
breeding purposes of the best horses that
can be secured.
Halma, now fourteen years old, Is brown
stallion by the great and successful sire
Hanover-Julia L., by Longfellow, and as a
two-year-old and three-year-old was the
most successful horse of his age in the
west and one of the best in America. He
was sold for a great price by Byron McClel-
land to the late Charles Fleischmann Of
Cincinnati and after winning the Kentucky
derby, the Latonia derby and other impor-
tant races. was retired to the stud by the
Fleischmann stable and later was sold to
Mr.. Vanderbilt for $4,000. and by him sent
to France to head his breeding establish
ment. the Haras de Villebon. Halma was
successful both in America and In France
as sire, his most noted son in America
being Alan-a-Dale. now in the stud him.
self. and in France his best being Malta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-11
GENERAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

Robert Wright. employed on canal boat
No. 81, residing at Cumberland. Md, was
arrested yesterday by a citizen on charge
of insulting several women. Wright, 1t 9
stated, has been annoying women in George
town for several months past, and the po-
lice Of the seventh precinct station have
been endeavoring to apprehend him, but
had not been successful. He was locked up
at the station. pending an investigation.
George Williams, c0l0red man. sixty
nine years Of age, residing at Knox's Sta
ton. Va. while shingling a roof Of house
1925 X street northwest yesterday after
noon, fell a distance of twenty feet to the
sidewalk and sustained strained ankle.
He was taken to the Georgetown University
Hospital.
Miss Laura Wade has returned to her
home after spending several weeks at Colo
NAL Beach.
Mr.. Enoch Fowler who has been visiting
his sister of 1898 3Oth street northwest. has
returned to his home in Seattle, Wash.
Raphael A. Castelar, Of 1925 Wisconsin
avenue has sold his four-acre tract OF land
at Jamestown, Nd, to J. s. Windsor Of
that place.
The District government has rented the
second floor Of the Waggaman mansion at
$500 o street northwest for public school
purposes. All Of the schools In the West
End will be crowded this year. owing, 1t IL
said, to the failure of the contractors to
complete the erection Of the Hyde School
building on street.
Prof. Bernard T. Janney. supervising prin.
clpal Of the public schools for the fifth dis
trict, who has been spending the summer
in New England. has returned home and
is occupied with school matters at his office
ON o street, opposite the Curtis School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-11
COLUMBIA cHAxPIoNs.
Beat Atlantics for First Place In Cap
ital City League.

The first game Of the double-header at
American League Park yesterday after
noon was between the Columbia Athletic
Club team and the Atlantics for the cham
pionship Of the Capital City League. The
contest ended, after pitchers battle. In
The contest was one of the best seen In
this city for some time. Curnane, the
sailor from the Dolphin, was on the slab
for Columbia, while w. Handiboe opposed
MIN .for-the Athletics. -aCurnane pitched
a fine game. holding the losers down to
six hits and tanning four batters. while
Handiboe was touched up for nine hits and
famed but two batters. The winning
pitcher received excellent support at the
receiving end of the battery. as Smith
played one Of his best games. Waller.
Hoyle and Curnane each pulled of two
hits for the winners. while Hoffman Sc
cured two of the six for his side. Hoyle
covered lots Of ground around the initial
sack and pulled down several bad throws.
HOOK played fine game at third For the
Atiantics Hoffman played a star game at
second. getting nine put-outs and two as
sists without misplay ]. Salb at short
and Mccarthy at third also did good work.
Neither side scored until the fourth
inning, when Columbias got two runners
nome Waller opened the inning with a
double to left. Hook flied to center. Null
len walked for the third time. Hoyle sin
gied through third. Smith then hit long
ny TO center and was out, Waller scoring.
Mullen stole home with the second run.
Euicher went out. Handfboe to QuantFelle.
Ihe next scores for Columbia came in the
last inning. Hoyle singled to center Smith
sacrineed him to second. Fulcher hit to
Mccarthy and Hoyle was caught between
bases. Torney singled to center and Full
cher scored Curnane singled to left. Tay-
ior ended the side on an out, Mccarthy
to Quantrele.
The Atlantics surprised the spectators
oy making Garrison finish. Quantrele
opened the inning with a single to right
and scored few minutes later on A. Han
aipoe 5 double to left Mccarthy struck
out. Russelton then batted for Kicker and
went out, Mullen to Hoyle Mcknight
oatted for c. Salb and was passed Hoff-
man then pulled off his second hit and
d1anolnoe scored. w. Handiboe ended the
contest on out to HOvle
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TURF AND TRACK NOTES.

Angelone was played for a killing by
George ]. Long and his friends in the sixth
race at Sheepshead yesterday. The FLY
was backed from 8 to 1 to to /. but the
best she could do was to finish third.
Lancastrian made a new track record of
300 20 for one mile and three Quarers in
winning the last race on the turf at Sleeps
head yesterday. The old mark was 3.02 3-5.
made by ]. E. 'Seagrams Joe Miller, in
1897.
The cloth screens put up by the race track
police to shut Off the view from houses oc-
cupied by poolroom agents about the
Sheepshead Bay track in the fight to pre-
vent the transmission of race track news,
have multiplied until big section of the
back stretch now is topped with canvas
screens stretched between telegraph poles.
and even dozens of screens being placed
near the head of the back stretch The
only house now overlooking the race course
is school house, which, as yet, is not sus-
pected.
Jockey Walter Miller. in addition to rid
ing two winners at the Sheepshead Bay
course Yesterday. got one of the falls that
seems to be peculiar to him. in between
his winning mounts. The fall was from the
horse Lally. and took place near the start
ing post up the Futurity chute, where MIL
Ter had several similar falls in the spring.
He was unhurt, though his colors were
tumbled and covered with earth when he
returned to the judges stand in the start
er's wagon.
The betting men at Sheepshead Bay yes
terday said bitter things concerning the
practice of owners In adding horses as
starters in stake races after the entries
have been announced, and the custom Of
track managers In holding back the names
of added starters until just before the race
when five horses were added to the race for
the Sapphire stakes. The added starters.
which were only one less In number than
the number Of actual runners named made
a great change in the prospective betting
and quite some change in the result. as
added winners finished second and third.
Matt Allen. who trains Fountainblue for
James B. Brady, expressed his dissatisfac-
ton of Jack Martins handling of the colt
in the Flatbush stakes on Saturday so loud
" that 1t came to the ears OF the stew
ards. They called him before them and
asked If he had any formal complaint to
make, but Mr.. Allen said NO" He ex-
planned. however. that the colts race was
a puzzle to him: that he had worked him
before Mr.. Brady on Sunday a half
mile in At seconds, which showed conclu-
siyely that the horse had all his speed. Mr.
Brady expressed himself as entirely salts
fed with Martins handling of tn colt, and
said he would put the boy up Is Foun-
tainbleau went to the post In the Autumn
stakes today.