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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07

ttOT SPRINGS. Ark. April 6.-Oakiawn re-
-ults; First race. Ave furlonRs-Condc won,
ma Gray second. Frank Bell third Time
90 3-5.
Second four furlopcs-Bob's Pet won,
Maxim Gorky second. Cahorc third Time 50
seconds.
Third race ono mlc-Rather Royal won
Bendigo second. Lazellc third. Time. 1sS1t.
Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth-Red
Leaf won. Embarrassment second, Marshal
Ncy third. Time las.
Fifth race mle-Scalplook won Elsie Harris
second Lavenln True third. Time. l.i3 3-5
Sixth race. six furlonGe-ConceTt won Ben
Lear second. Sonnet third. Time. 1:i5 3-s.
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DYNAMITE THE JAIL
Four Prisoners at Benton, Mo, Make
Their Escape.

ST. LOUIS, April Ga telephone COM
municatlon was received from Benton, in
Scott county. today stating that the jail
there had been blown open with nitro
glycerine early this morning and three
negroes and one white man, prisoners.
had escaped None were injured.
The explosion aroused the nelghborhood
and Sheriff D. Wilkinson hurried to the
jau in time to prevent six other prisoners
from escaping.
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Mutilated Dead Bodies.
MAIL-CARRIERS' HOSPITAL
National Association Plans Home fol
Consumptives in Colorado.

CHICAGO. April 6-Plans have been formu-
lated by the National Association of Mall
Carriers TO build national home for con-
sumptivo members OF the association. In Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. according TO an announce
ment mnde today by members OF a committee
of the association who are attending the con-
vention OF the National Association for tho
Prevention OF Tuberculosis, which is being
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More Roads for Prussia. /.

BERLIN, April 6.-Tho Prusslan Govern
mcnt publishes n bin tonight for the con-
struction OF twcntyfour secondary railways
and double tracking twenty seven existing
ronds and for other railway purposes the to-
tai cost being s64. 900 OD0.
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ST0CKMEN INDICTED
Oregon Ranchers Arrested for Al,
legged Land Frauds.

PORTLAND. or, April e.-F. Hileort and
J. L. Beckhusop, two stockmcn, were arrest
ed today indictments recently returned by
the Federal grand jury In connection with
Government land frauds The arrests OF Hi
bert and Beckhusen only the beginning OF
a largo number OF arrests which are follow
as q consequence OF numerous Indictments
which have been returned recently.
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Visit Tomb of Washington.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Esrl Grey, Lady
Grey and tho othcr members Of the vicc-rcasl
pnrty today visited the tomb OF Washington
et Mount Vernon They returned here at
o'clock and were gucsts at a luncheon by Mr.
and Mrs Wayne MacVcogh The Guoets VIII
leaNe tomorrow mornInG for Now York
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Diamond at Fort Douglas.

The diamond at Fort pouglos Is the scene
OF active preparations and hustle The men
aro getting their hands In shape for tho nrst
great match OF the season which Will prob
nhly he pulled or Sunday. \ post team hns
not yet been selected, but inter company
matches win COON show who tho wonders are
and the wizards VIII be chosen to represent
thc
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Noted Artist Dies.

LONDON. April 6.--Charles Martin. tho
portrait painter. died toGay He lived I'm
America for yearSs whence he drew tho
portraits and enjoyed the friendship OF
Washington Irving. Daniel WSbster
Horny w. Longfellow and other<promi-
nent men
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CHIEF OF POLICE HELD
Strikers In Toulon Capture Officer 70,
Hostage

TouLoN, France. April 6-When the Chief
OF Police OF this City visited meeting OF
strikers loet night for the purpose OF bringing
about reconciliation. he was seized by the
strikers and locked up In a dark room. The
strikers then announced that they were hold
Ing tho Chief as hostage The Prefact final
ly MtnrNcned and ancured his rclcase
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Judgment by Consent.

Judgment by consent has beenI
by Judge Morse in the case OF An
Bourne against Thomas w. Jenl
al. quieting the plaintiffs Title
OF lot 2, block 5s, plat A.
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SaYs Wife Lefs Him.

Edward F. Blake has filed an action
for divorce against Winnifrcd l. Bl0ke In
the Third District court, on the ground
of desertion. The parties wcro married
In 1880. and Blake says his wife left him
In September 1903
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Extradition Treaty Signed

TOXIC, April 6.-A supplementary ex-
tradition treaty hetwcen Japan and the
United States was signed this morning
Viscount Siuzo AokL the japanese En-
basssdor TO America, left today for
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Will Raise 100000.

The RusineAs Mems association of Colo
rado Springs hRs donated 100 acres of land for
our home" said John c Huston. chairman Of
the committee, and intend to raise $780, ono
to build the institution. We have received an
offer from q we'll l-known philanthropist whose
name cannot be divulged at present, who will
donate dollar for every dollar that we raise
and we hopo to have all the money needed for
tho project by next fall"
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LEYIES TRIBUTE
Renewal Of Race War Costly for Peo
pie Of Caucasia.

T1FL1S. Cauc9sia- Aprti &-The viceroy OF
Caucasin has levied tribute OF t3t5 600 on the
population OF the EliZobcthport district levy
Ing II equally from tho ArmenIano and the
Tartars as fine for the renewal OF the race
S2ssacks with artillery, who operating I'm
disturbed reTlous under orders to disarm the
population, have bonbarded two Villages
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HONOR FOR NEMY
Hero Of French Mine Disaster Wei
coined to Paris

. PARIS, April s.-Henri Nemy, the leader Of
the rescued minors of Courrleres. and his mine
boy. AuGuste Provost arrived here at neon
today and we-e driven IN an automobile
through the principal thoroughfsres They were
warmly received by the crowds In the streets
and nfterward attended the special races at
Autcui arranged In aid OF the victims Of the
mine disaster, President Fallicres was among
those present
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Kittredge Is Appointe(

NEW YORK. April a-Annoni
was made at the offices Of the n.
Central & Hudson River Railro
pany today OF the appointment Q
w. K!ttredge as chief engineer
railroad
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Terror to the Jews.

OREL. Russia. April s.-An anti-Jewish
proclamation Issued from the official
printing Office. with an inscription show
Ing that It has boon passed by the cen
sor. Is being spread among the popula-
tion.
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TO SAVE TIMBER
Montana Blizzard Blew Down Eight
Million Feet

MISSOUIDA. Mont, April 6.-Indian Agent
Bellcw OF the Flathead Indian reservation TO-
ceived instructions from Washington today TO
sell off 100000 feet OF timber which was
blown down during tho recent blizzard. The
Government will allow the purchasers OF the
timber 10 ercct temporary sawmIlls on tho
reservation with which TO manufacture mar
kctable products Agent Bellcw states that
prompt action must be taken to save tho i'm
nense amount OF fallen timber
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SIEGEL' HAT DEPT,
22S-220 MAIN ST.
SENTENCED TO DEATH
Soldiers Who Killed Russian Officers
Are Condemned

VLADIvOSTOK. April s.-The trial OF
twenty three soldiers who mobbed and killed
unpopular officers in tho October rnutiny has
been concluded. TWO OF the accused werc SON
tcnced to death and the others 10 imprlson-
mont at hard labor.
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End Is Accomplished.

The Secrctary's action in granting the ap-
plicatiun and his promise that he VIII consider
fRvoraby every other bonn fde request from
settlers for irrigation rights leaves nothing
to bc desired and nCcompllshes everything the
amendment proposed The other amendment
which provided for appropriation for build
Ing irrigation system. viii probably remoln
i'm he In In which ~ Is wOrlsl.
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GIFT FROM QUEEN
Alexandra Graciously Remem bers
Ellen Terry, Actress.

LONDON. April 6.-Quocn Alexandra has
sent Ellen Terry q beautiful diamond tiara
with a personal message OF conRratulatIon
on the nntrcss's forthcoming jubilee.
The Terry fund has reached moro than
5000.
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IRRIGATION PROBLEM
May Dig bitches Across Indian Graz
ing Lands Of Uintah Reserve.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-lt begins 10 look
II the problem for irricnting tho lands In
the former Ulntah Indian reservation is TO be
omicably settled. Tho Secretary OF the In
terror has approved the application OF tho ir-
rtgotion company which sought the right to
dig bitches across the Indian grazing londs
bordering on the Dry Gulch. and In view of
the SccretaUys action Senator Sutherland has
Withdrawn his amendment 10 tho Indian bill
grantlnE rlGhta Of MaN across those lands
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State Retains Rights.

Congress IL unwilling 20 concede TO the Fed
eral Government tho right ovcr the waters
used for irrigation. In the amendment open
ing tho Blackfoot reservation the right over
the waters Is retained by the State OF Mon
Senator Hepburn today reported favorably
the bill Increasing tho limit OF cost ot tho
Reno. Nov, public building from s5o.onO 10
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MORE TROUBLE WITH
SAN FRANCISCO BOXING
Amateurs DO Worse Than Pro-
fessionals in Killing OF
Opponents.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6.--Wpltcr Klrch-
ner unattached. and Ed Harkins. unattached,
Mt 1Gs pounds. furnished the last bout Of this
evoninE. klrchncr knocked hls out In
the nrst round. Previous 10 tho Knockout he
had sent his opponent through tho ropes among
tho spectators. Harklns'E head struck tho
floor when he loored tho last time. and he
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Harkins in Hospital.

lInrkins has been taken 10 hospital He
carried from tho building on n strctchrr.
Tho doctors who eNaml1ed him state they
detected evidences or co7cusslon. but the
pugllist appears to talk nationally at times
The floor OF tho arena Is we'll padded To all
appearances built sooms that thcrc wna n
loose board underneath tho canvas which
IIarkIns'S head struck
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Baseball Loosening Up.
Results at Oaklawn.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-Washington Amer
lcans. I; Boston Nationals. 6.
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INSURANCE BILLS MOVING
New York Legislature Making Pro-
gress in Restricting Movement.

ALBANY. n. Y, April 6.-The bills
proposed by the special investigating
committee passed another stage Of their
progress today toward the statute books
in the Senate committee Of the whole,
or the bills introduced by the com
mlttee Originally ten, but since con-
solidated into seven), four have passed
the Assembly and are at the stage OF
third reading or final passage In the
Senate. on the way to the Governor
These are the bills designed
Provisions Of Bills.
Cd To restrict lobbying by requiring
registry OF Legislative agents; ~.
relative to the acquisition of real prop
erty by life insurance companies; go.
making contradictory statements under
oath presumptire evidence OF perjury
and 90, forbtdding rebates. A fifth. the
bill further penalizing falsif1cation or
omission OF material matters In the
| books and records OF corporations. has
passed the Assembly, but was amend
ed In the Senate today In a compare
lively unimportant particular, and al
though like the others II was advanced
to third reading. II the Senate adopts
this amendment the bill must return to
the assembly for concurrence.
Advanced In Senate.
Tho So called big BILL" generally
amending the insurance law and en-
bodytng most of the radical reforms In
insurance methods, was advanced to
third reading In the Senate today, but
has not yet been acted upon by the As.
sembly, where II is expected to be on
the third reading calendar next Monday
night
Held for Consultation.
The seventh bill. that forbidding cam
paign contributions by corporations,
was temporarily laid on the table to-
day. with the consent Of Its friends
pending consultation of the committee
tonight with its counsel, Charles E.
Hughes. as to the suggestion that the
bill was unconstitutional In Its provision
relative to immunity of witnesses testi-
flying as to their participation In the
forbidden contributions
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VIII Obtain Report.

Senator Hepburn today secured the adoption
OF his resolution introduced Yesterday. calling
on the Secretary OF Agriculture for state
ment OF the amount Of money collected from
franchises ard privileges IN Forest reserves
siucc the transfer OF the Forestry Bureau from
the Interior department TO the Department OF
Agriculture. Mr.. Hepburn said that the amount
was approximately 500 600. and that Congress
had put TO limitations upon Its expenditures.
Senator Hnle agreed with Mr., Hepburn that
The Senate ought 10 have the facta.
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What Is Manp

person weighing about 100 pounds is made
up OF the following elements;
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To Open Reservation.

Senator Clark OF Montana put an amendment
in the Indian appropriation bill today to open
the Blackfoot Indian reservation In Montana
The Senate today reccded from Its amend
ment as 10 the French bill. providing for town
sites In reclamation lands. and the bin VIII
now 90 to the PreFident
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lF YOl WANT IN BUY
4 v l S 0

Teniendo que trasladar su residen ia de
la Marina; ell abajo firmado ofrece en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornilIos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamafios, espigo-
mes, c'avos, hierro galvanizado, gatos cor
naquis.
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
nafios, cable de a'ambre, motones, anclas,
remos, Iona y estopa, alquitran y pez. ace15
to, pintuTas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de filtro embreado para
techo, heTramientas para herrerOs, camas
para 81 ejercito [nuevas y de segunda ma
mol, estacas creosotadas, y juegos de roma
mas para plataforma de peso de 600 q 1000
h., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y un gran surtidO de art1culos de
alta mencion.
Afiadiendo a 10 expresado que la casa
misma en- que Sc encuentran los enarradOs
artfculos, se ofrece igualmente en- venta.
JOHN CI4OY.
p n ROx R92 San Imam p
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los DUELOS
EN LA HABANA
EI IIimsrO fu6 entrs el director De
'El MundO \ sI senior Men
dOza.
Los cOntendIentes, pasad6 d sncqantrO, Obse
guIarOn sus padrIRos ] doCtorss con IN
aImusrzO.

Hal ana, Cuba-DoR duelos tuvieron
lugar detEaB de los muros de los cabanes y
casa extrafia, todos salieTon haTidos, pero
conSla circunstancia de que 4 exception
de una, todaa las heridas fueron arafiazos
El primer desafio fn6 4 Ia espada, entire
Eduardo Alonzo editor de "El Mundo' y
81 senior Mendoza miembro del Consejo de
la cludad, cuyos sentimientos habian sido
ofendidos por severas criticas en- 81 peri6-
dico antes. dicho, con respecto al trato de
los asuntos del tel6fono en- 81 Consejo.
Ambos contendientes son expertos en-
eggrima y Sc que Ell combate fu6 bIillante
La lueha fu6 corta, sin embargo, pues,
en- pocos miuutos ambos estaban heridos
en- los brazos.
Les aplicaron esparadrapo = nuevamen
to amigos, obsequiaron sus padrinos y
doctores con un almueTzo.
Los protagonistas ca 81 otro lance de
honor fueron 81 captain Poey, antique aya
>dapte del presidente Palma y Manuel Sc
cades, un jov6n abogado.
Estos acostumbraban conner todas las
nochea en la misma mesa en- un cafe de la
calle ''O'Reilly''.
Poey diio una noche otroa amigos que
6l no tenia en- mucho S6cades desde que
habfa sido tan tonic que Sc habia undo
los rebeldes.
En- el momento en- que Poey decfa cato
lleg6 S6cades y-oy6 Ell dicho.
Hubo entonces una disputa un cam.
bio de targetas, siguiendo este IN duelo.
Poey y s6cades pelearon tambi6n q Ia
espada.
Fue una lucha acalprada, siendo ambOs
muy diestros.
S6cades recibi6 un rasguno en- un brazo
pero Poey sufri6 una dolorosa herida en-
una pierna. Los ciudadanos de Ia Haba.
ma estan muy excitados con estos deBaffos,
pues son los primeros de esta fndole que
han tenido lugar, desde hace mueho ITEM
pos
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De SOCIEDAD

Noto triste.- Falleci6 en- la noche del
s6bado, en- su residencia de Santurce, la
virtuosa y simpatica sefiorita Sofia Almi-
roty y DeIgado, que hasta ha POGO era el
encaDto de un hogar feliz.
Ante el rudo golps que LENA de lSgri-
mas y duelo q los eSposos Almiroty Del
gado, solo nos resta .epviarles la expression
sincera de nuestra condolencia mas gTande
El Angel que no manch6 sus alas con ell
fuego de la vide, rogara en- 10 alto por
que la resignation sirva de bdlsamo al
gran dolor de sus atribulados padres.
Los cOntrGstes Mientras otros seres
atenaceaba el dolor, hubo bale en- ell par
que" y la concurriencia fu6 numerosa y
dittipguida. Entire las bellaB damag que
ALI recordamos yer, adornando esplendi-
damerte 81 atrayente salon, estaban las Sc.
fiolas y seforitas de Merson, Litke. John
Arnold, Newton, Brau, Cochran, Ramirez
Whitrey, Ramos, Mccarthy, silvs, RIorty
Daubon, Squiers, Ferreiro, Pike, Malin,
MARQUEE Rodriguez y Mirabal.
Sigue, pues, la animation en- las festas
del ''parque" y vuelve ser ell sitio de
moda para los bales de los sabados.
Personoles.-Ha regresado de Guaya-
ma ell doctor don Rafael del Vale que es.
tuvo all1 en- asuntos polfticos.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, donde fla
su residencis, el joven don Francisco
Mendfa Morales de Ia casa Blanco Co.
de esta plaza.
Restablecidas.- distinguida sonora
del licenciado Hernandez Lopez Hu So
brina Ia sefiorita Moreno Calder6n, Sc en-
cuentTan restablecidas de la dolencia que
les retuYo en- CANA algunoS dias. Lo ce-
lebramos.
Mds bodaS-Muy pronto ira al altar
reslizando sus suefios de amor de veutu-
ra un conocido doctor en- cirujfa dental
Felicidades como ambos merecen, desea-
mos por adeIantado la dichosa pareia.
Maria Amelia PasareH Eata muy me-
or de su enfermedad Ia distinguida Sefio-
rita. Mucho nos alegramos.
RegresO. los bafios de Coamo, dom
de estuvieron una temporada, han regre-
sadc su Tesidencia del .'VersaIles'' los
distinguidos esposos Georgetti Balseiro,
Fernandez Vangas Balseiro y sefora viu.
da de Balseiro. Bien venidog.
De temporGdG. en- Coamo, donde
pasara algdn tempo la distinguida sefiora
de Schombourg, quien acompaian sus
monfsimos ninos. Grata permanencia allf
deseamos la astimable DANA.
Una boda.-Anoche contrajeron matri-
monio 6at6lico en- el ''Versalles" los dis
tiuguidos compatriotas senorita Elisa
Abril y Manuel Paoli Marcano.
La boda fu6 en- famiIia Biendo padrinos
la distinguida senora de Crosas y el sefior
licenciado Libsrtad Torres Grau La con-
currencia que era brillante, fu6 atendida
con la esquisita cortesfa que poseen los
felices c6nyuges y Ia ventura mas grande
brillando en- IN hogar risuefio donde hay
heTmosas flores de cumplidos aphelos. Cue
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zas eran igualeS, y L. lucha, aostenida en
buena lid, entire ambos combatienteg, puSo
de tai manera Ia jugada, que cast era inn.
possible Greer cual cabrfa Ia victoria.
Buena entrada dieron los 0palnaistds On
81 1er inning hf ci6ndoles cuatro carreraE
sus adveTsarioH quedando asf On buenag
condolences para continuar la luSha.
Hasta el 10 inning fueron duefos de Ia
situaci6n los palmistas, recibiendo por clio
muchos aplausos
Pero no asf en- 81 so. inning donde loE
6etaacistos le propinaron s carTeras, ( fuer-
za de pGlos, que les fue impossible resistir
los polusistas
va en- estas condolences los del Palma
Sc desorientaron de tai maneTa, que ape
mas pudimos apreciar otras jugadas de i'm.
poTtancia por paTte De elloa.
En- 81 indieado inning, los betGalcistde
tenian tres hombres en bases, y al bal
al jvn Joaquin Franco y este did
tan soberbio Iineoao, que libr6 cuatrc
carreras. Este iugadoT, como tambien su
compafiero Andino, son los dos pal0s mas
largos que posee hoy la ''Liga Puertorri'
quena''
Franco, como asf le llamamos, fu6 acla'
mado por una saiva de aplausos, por el
immense pdblico que allf habia congTe-
gado.
En una palabra, fu6 81 h6roe de Il tar.
de, y 81 debs su club Ia hermosa victo.
ria a!canzada aver.
Los dennis iugadores pertenecientes al
s'Betances' portaronse como buenos, coad-
yuvando asf al triunfo que les aguardaba.
Es 81 primer desaffo que efectuan estog
diestros jugadores, y natural era, que, con
Ia buena voluntad que los anima, y Ia
union que en- ellos reina, saliese triunfante
el nombre que ostenta su club.
Mi mas caluroso APPLAUSE estos nuevos
campeohes, del diffcil sport baseJolerO.
Y So captain 81 joven Marcelino Diaz,
le cabe la satisfaction de haber constituido
un club digno = acceptable.
No desmayar un solo instante, y como
un solo hombre seguif adelante y Tuestro
trirnfo en- general ser6 SECURE.
Tambien verifc6se ctro desaffo, entire
una novena del senor La Presa, = el club
SCORPION tdeI barco de guerra de dicho
nombre.
La Presa, capitane6, msgistralmente su
novena, este le vali6 muchos aplausos
to1os los que bajo su direction eataban.
En- Ell To- inning, hubo empate, di6se
.por terminado dicho deeaffo
El senior La Presa, Sc despidi6 de sus
amigos baseboleros,. pues marcha para
Santo Domingo.
iAdiop, La Presa, los amantes 4 este
sport, SO despiden por medic de estas II
neas y le desean buena suerte.
He aquf Ia anotaci6n por innings, de
ambos clubs:
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NOTICE. E

Having to vacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc., Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, tneW and second hand), creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new platafOrm scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, Wheelbarrows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN CLOY.
p o Box 683. San Juan Pto. Rico.