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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
una GRAN ALGERIA
8R VGgaalta
DiGen auuelIOs VscinOs que TecOrda-
ran siemple al honorable gOteI-
DadOI.
iCpaado nos IoIVlrd 1 Vsr Osl gental -GxsIlmi
ban los pObTes d sOlGnRldad
CDs nasstrO oosrssponsaI }


Julio 19.-Comp Be habfa anunciado
on oportuno prcgrama, procedi6sa a cum
plimiento de ID fssts. Los lindos fuegos
quemadcs anoche fosron ls maraviIla de-
Ia gsnte. La orquesta del senior Tizol
amenizaba astos actoB dand6les mayor real.
CO. Tambi6n procedi6sa luego 81 reparto
de 100 limcsnap, connistiendO en- 25 ctvoA
en- sfectivo. Podemok decir que por la mo-
che Vega Alta estaba q giOsao
La fiesta celebrada 90 debe & Is iniCiati'
va del'sefor Hernandez , compsnia con
motive de la inauguration de IN ramal de
farEocarril.
Los seforeu Hernandez, Finlay y don
Manuel Garcia Marrero, Ga colocan en-
altos puentoa en- elta socisdsd. No hay
que declr que 81 champagne corri6 4
pobres que estaban retiTados de la vida
hoy Ie hemoS vilto otFo Bemblante, dicien'
do: fCuando nos volver6n yer esq
gentsl
Antes de terminarBe los fuegos aEtifcia'
les fuimoa uoprendidos por IN conato de
incendio ca un ca1iaveral de la Carmen.
El pueblo en- masa corri6 apFg arlo in
mediatameute.
Sorpress ha caunado el habsr viAto por
squf 81 poliefa Manuel Llauger, quien Sc
sfrma eat6 septenciado un emo de ckrcel
poT eli Honorable Fiscal Torres Grau.
Grande ha Bido la tsrea que hs tenido
el senior Hern6nde5 On la fiesta, ssf como
grande ha HidO Ia alegIfa de eDtoB veCinos.
Vega alta debe mucho al Befior Herman
dez, eB probable que 81 Ayuntamiento le
declare hijo adoptivo.
-Hemcs tenido el gusto de sRlUdar
don Joe F. CoFdero, cabO de la policfa
El cabo Cordero De eatren6 en- 81 conato de
incendio de Ia Central "Carmen," asf CO.
mo los guaYdias B. Rsmirez SsrFano.
-Ss ha ausentado para Manad ell cabo
Fuentes quien va hacerss cargo de aquel
puesto. El cabo FuenteE, durante estuvo
'aguf supo captarse el aprecio de todoB eH'
tos vecinoB.
La llegads del Honorable Goberna'
dor de Puerto Rico hs sido para estos mo-
Tadores ana gran algeria asf como 90 dis
curse ha gido muy favoFablemente comen-
tsdo, ca todos los tiempos le recordaremoS.
Cuando termin6 81 gobernador 50 dis
curse hab' 8 en- elsvados conceptos el padre
Eliseo Echavarrfa, asf como tambien el
doctor J. Maria Santiago que aunque no
son de aquf, cada dia Sc ganan mas ell
aprecio de estos vecinog. PodemoB decir
que el padre Echevarrla , el doctor San
tisgo son personss amigaS de Vega alta,
poTque quien habla bien de nm Iusblo
que no conoce debe conSideraT asi
La ComiBi6n que foe dar la bie1ve
nida 81 honors BILE gobernador al tren, la
componfan 81 honorable alcalde don Ter.
doniro Ramirez, don Ramon OTcine7,
don GrbEiel Hernandez, don Emilio EB
caIerR, doctor Santiago y otraB personals
que no recusrdo.
Entre las personals que NOS viSitaFon
recordsmos de Tos alta don Ricardo
Roca, GuardioIa del Dorado; don Pedro
Lopez, del Toa.bsja; Navsrez, del CoTozal
y personals de MOTavis , Vega bsja tam
bien vimoH.
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En- Ia Fortalszl.

Esta mafiana han estado en- 81 despacho
del gobernador Post sscretaria los He no
res Luis W,i,berg de la prensa aBOciada,
Beuet de Cayey, stubbe del cOmercio de
euta ciudad, alcalde de Rio grande sen II
PimenteT, capitSn Gsmbsll, fi1reu Cloy,
Br.wn, Ksllog Carrerau, doctor Goena'
ga, curonel Hamill, doctor VshqQez direC.
tor de SaDidsd del ConsOlidedo, Lord =
reporters de Ia pTenBa de eSta ciudad.
Hace hoy de secretsrio particular 81 se-
nor Salds d austitugendo al senior ssge,
que estS de paseo en- Cayey.
81 sefior alcAlde de Rio gFsnde geationa
Ia creaci61 allf de una sub,comisi6n de
snemia = con ese objeto ha VenidO con-
fsVenciar con eI gohernador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20

En osa, iraprantn s Vc1do Fapol do p
Ei6dico Vioio { LOO ~ 80 EilcI (iss aNi'
tskl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
"Eg retornO de Ia esGOIta'

En- ia retreta de mafiana domingo Ia
banda de la poIicfa inSulsr eBtreDar6 en-
uuo de los n6meroH del pre- grsms una
magaffca pieza titulsda. ''El TetOrno de 10
eacolta,', en- Ia cuaI BE disparar6n vaTioB
tirOs can ,na4oB y Bs 6garara 81 Fuido de
pisadas de cabRlloE.
Hsbr6 tambi6n varios toquea de corne.
tas, entire elIcs de campamentos y alarma
de caballeEf3.
ri tsniente VeFsT, con au acostumbrads
geueronidad y dessosO de ComplaceE 81
pdbIicO, no escatima gastOs paEs que eSte
quede nstilfsChO Do % banda.
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PiIdOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

Pasarse sin este if1su-
perab1e tonico, es invitar
esa serie de tor1nentoS que
toda mujer conoce. Con
Fl, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, humor Y gusto
para los quehacereS, son
posesioneS usua1es en- la
vida diaria de Ia mujer.
La Sra. Eustaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escribe: t'Durante un afio
ssfrf penas sin cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchazon, inSom-
MO, inapetencia, Y desarregIos
generales en- el cuerpo Y otros
normaleS del sexo, me afec-
taban en- suceSion. EStuve
en- manos de dos medicos cuYos
esfuerzos para curarne fueron
vanoS y tt1ve que guafdar CANA
variaS veceS. CuantoS ferne-
dos probe no dieron resultado.
va no saba a que acudir cuan-
do 4 instancias del Lcdo. ST.
Sanchez que ha tenido OCCASION
de compfobar las renombradaS
virtt1des de IaS PfldoraS Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adoptE el
tratamiento. Dentro mtaY po-
COS dfas va sentf el a1ivio de-
seado Y con dos meses de
constancia obtuve mi completa
curaci6n."
EN- LAS BOTICAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
VA LLECARON.

Los famosos colchonea ipgleaeB marcaH
LondreS va Ilrgaron mas de 10000 aca
ban de recibirse en- ''El Cielo "La Clio
ria'' y LA Vizcaina"
Sigue el gran baTatilIo de encajel, ca
mas doradsg desde $50 q 5000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
AROY VIDAL Go.

Tetuan 81, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ofrecen nm surtido complete de maderaB
q spilIadas, machiembradas, y
Acaban de reCibir CuartoneTis, tablcn-
clio ChanRe y juntera ETC., de tOdas d.
manninnnn. PREcIos MoDIooe. 80 Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
SAL. SAL. SAL.
Dell Slllna "PruIdsnGln" Dc GuanIcl.
BLANCA, SEGA Y
DE BUEN GRANO.

Una partida de casorenta mil qatista1ea
ofrece su duefio, 81 que sllscribe, al bara-
tisimo precio de once ceaetoVos quintal, en-
sacada y cosida; pero siendo de cuenta del
comprador dar los envases. Dicho precio
regira dnicamente para los puertos de Ma
yaguez, Aguadilla, Arecibo San Juan,
por estar en- competencia con otrOs sal1-
neros. Juan P1diLLG G0TTaStGz0. CabO-
RoiO, apartado ndmero II. 30 ". 8.
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Un T6nicO
Excelente Para
Se1nOraS.

La fnitad de las f1lulereS
del mundo tonan las Phi
doras RosadaS del DR..
Williams. Todas las Sc
fioras, y las sefloritas que
tienen las mejillas paldas,
los ojos apagados, que es-
tan delgadas y que solo
1evantan Ia vista como
para pedir la compassion
del projirno, son las que
no tor1lan las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
TrGpas espai1 has
"a sys arrue Oa
SensaciOnales nOticias

Nueva York jueves.-Comunican de Ma
drid que en- vista de la gravedad que presentan
los successes afriCaDOS, st b a ord nadO pOr ell mi
nisterio de la Guerra que las tropas que es,
peraban el embarque en- Cadiz salgan inme-
diatamente para Marruecos
Las atimas noticias recibida, de una
gravedad alarmadOra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
Uss regirniento frances
para Marruecos
Sigue ell envfo de tropas

kueva York, jueves.--Ha enbarcado en-
Ioulon con destino al Africa, un regimiento de
soldados franceseS que van retorzar las trO-
pas de opeTaciones que tene la gran Republca
en- e lmperio mogrebino.
Por el ministerio de la guerra, sc ha dictan-
do ehcaces medidas, para que Sc apresten a
embarcar para Marruecos nuevos Tefuerzos mi
Itares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
zoo rnuertos en- Stareskie
SaIvajismo horrendo

Nueva York jueves.--En Starcskie ha ocu-
|rridO seriO enCuentrO entire los revOluCiona-
rios las tropas rumanas.
Los rebeldes han perdido dosrientos hom-
bres.
Sc han presenciado escenas de horrendo sal
vajismo.
Los campesinos entran arm, dos con sus
herramientas de lab r, en- | IS Cu, aies en- una
nvasion destructoIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
ESCenaS SannrIanka6
esa Tanuer


Nueva York. ueves.-En Tanjer han ocu
rrido anoche estenas sangrlentas. dc las Cuaes
han sido victmas muchOs europtos
Las tropas del Sultan n hecho causa CO.
mum con los sublevadOs, entreg alOse una or
gia de sangre.
Reina en- Eurola gran ola1ra indig
nacion.
La opinion pide el esterminlo de los arabes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
Uaa camp : fla
contra 10 ; ex&s'@ g; ;eros


Nueva York. jueves.-La actitud de los
atr1canos cs verdaderamente intranquiliZadOra
Los extranero Corren inmnente rlesgo; hay
una gran cfervesCenCia contra ellOs.
I'm algunas ComarCas han s'do atacados
por los afrlCanos que aulenazan >on la muer
te todos los europeos, que no abandonen el te-
rritOrio de MarrueCos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
Is Ecessra &c In destruction
Un horroroso fuego

Nueva York jueves. Las tropas enviadas
rapdamente en- socorro de los guardas que de-
fendian la flnca real han llegado tarde para
|evitar la destruction. pero sostuvieron con las
|turbas un serO tlrOteO de TeSultaS del Cual han
perecido de ambas parties. Todo esta en- es-
|Combro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
Un "chautfturs" muItado

En- Ia manana De nov sc viz en- la
Corte Municipal el juicio contra Mr.
II Hodges chautfeurs del goberna-
dor denunciado por acom~timiento y
aggression 4 don Antonio Perez en- Ia
|avenida Daban.
FL iuez sef5or del Vile conden0 al
acusado 4 $I5 dc multa. cuva suma
fue abonada en- el acto quedando en-
libertad Mr.. Hodges.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Ell Consejo Executive ha informa
do al alcal lde de Gurabo Que contor
me la ley municipal seccion "a pue-
de hacer obra> para un cementerlo
sin necesidad de solicitar su auto
rizacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Sc tonan grandes precauciones POI
la oticlna de Sanldad de Arecibo, pa
ra evltar el contagio de la varicela
que Sc ha presentado en- el barrlo dc
Sa bana- Hoyos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
serylels Especial del BoIetm Mercantn
OABLEGRAWAS.
a~os xagssrssssoS esestrssyesn
una rsesid rcsa real
E'scenas de locura

Nueva York jueves.-Ios campesnos re-
beldes han saqueado una hnca del Rey entire
gandose en- la possession del Soberano a toda cla-
de excesos desmares
Las turbas han rObado tOdos los obetos de
valor, han saquedo las todegas han puesto
fuego al palacio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Ell Comite de franqulcias ha reco
mendado favorablemente ell escrito
de don Luciado Ortiz, para tomar
vrinte litros de aqua del barrlo
"Arriba" del tGrmino de Jayuya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Sc nos informa que desde el pri-
nero de Abril la Oficina de CorreoS
de Yauco pasard & ser de tercera
:laSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
EMBARQUE SUS EFECTOs Poa EXPRESS

Sc encuentra enfermo el Juez ku
nicipal de Yauco. sefior Mattey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Sc le ha concedido una licencia i
Ia sefiorita Conception Molina tele-
grahsta de Camuv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Han quedado termn adas las repa
raciones que Sc venfan hacienda en
el hospital municipal de Lares. por Ia
iniciativa del CONCEAL seflor Lopez,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Esta tarde Sc reune el ConSeiC
Executive y Sc di>culiran los acuer
dos de que informamos oportuna
mentc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
BANC0 TERRITORIAL 7 AGRIC0LA De PUERTO RICO
capita astarzada 324O0OOo. Capital Eizads 35329o Q.
0peraciones que reaIiza Z

PRESTANOS: garana oaae hipotecas
cor lsrgo obre
DECUENTOS De pagares comercales pzo
CROS: Sobre Epana, New York. Paris Londre Hamburgo
GIROS POR CABLE: Sobre New York Madrid
CUENTAS CORRIENTES: Con nees de annual disponibes
cheques.
MPOsCiON pLAzo F1Jo interes annual segdn
sRCCON DE AHORRos sob libre.as desd
vos. s 1000 intereses al oo anuaL
COBRANZAS Po coms6n minima do cobo Sin
coms6n para los coennas.
pRPOSITOS: De Elective valorea
CANBIO DE HONEDAS: De odos los pafses
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS La inversion Puerto
interes pagadero semestralcs.
FNCAS facidadcs jnfisdic
= Adnntas ARuas Buenas Abono AIeco Brcclonea
Ciales C0Toaa Halo aana D Loza
nacas. Naaje 1alas RIO Csanae Utuads p1scsa
yaNm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Ha solicitado vcinte dias dc lic' n
cias el sef1or P. 6 Rodey, emplc; do
de la ohcina del Con>e Ejecut vo,
para embarcarse para los Estac os
Unid IS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Este vap0r aounci4'o para salr de
Ponce con drstino 4 New York ell 10
d. Abril pr6xm", Ia ~usp ndido dicha
escala, 10 que hacemos p6blico para
genera al conocimiento.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Thirty 10 One Shot Wins.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.-At EN-
eryville today the weather was cloudy
and the track very sloppy from rain
which fell this morning. Affair a 80 TO
dona being good second. In the third
al a mile and one sixteenth, Funnyside
was easily the best and never was In
danger. Tawasentha outclassed her field
First race Ave furlongs. selling
lO1 (CIilbert, 30 To /, won: Kardona liz
(BoreD. ; 10 /, second: Sir Wesley. l0T
1Jsrretp), Is TO 2. third. Time, 1908.
Abe Ruef and Banward also ran
Second race. mile and 100 yards selling
-C9nardo, l19 Nynch 10 TO l. won; Red
Era ll9 tBoreD. Is 10 3. second; TETON
Royal Red. E,apa. j. p. Smith. iiHi Cheripe,
Glissando. Scherzo and Sinner Simon also
ran
Third race. mile and one-sixteenth
sellins~Fnnnyside; lol (Mentry). . 10 5.
Time 1:49 $-5 Piquet Harboe. Ladv
Fashion. Briers and Ink also ran.
Fourth race, Futuri,y course. selling
Tswassntha; loa uIaschbauml. 2 10 5.
second Ray Bennett. los (RoreD. 10 to j,
third. Time, 1:l3. Nancy w. Calendar
Red Garter. Yankee jim. Golden Sent-
ment: Christmas,ide and Josie s. also
Fifth race, six furlongs. purse-Eleva-
tion. % CBuAton). . TO 2, won: Sea Lad.
100 lLynchl is 10 s. second: Maspan.
90 (T;; -sulllyan), Il to / third. Time.
Ban and Miss May Bowdish also ran
Sixth race, mile and nfty Yards. purse
Ocean Shore. ~ (kirschhuum). TO >.
won; Monte Lucille, 1903 (McRse). 10 to /,
third. Time. l;l6. Huerfano and Hersaln
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Entries at Latonia.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. June I3.-FolIowinc are
the entries a Jatonja for FRIDAY:
First race, four and half furloncs.
Purse-Darling Dan. 81. Mecca Ed Kane
Cup. 10S; Major Wack, Ben sand High
Binder. Rexall. Water Cooler. Head Line,
loo.
Second race six furlongs-Our Anna.
sanderson. Hyperbolc. Dorothy Scot
Della Thorpe, Grace Currier. a6: Wood :
claim. 1O4 spendthrift Helen. TsaTa,
100 Sylvan Belle, CySnet, 100
Third race. six furlonps. sclling-Char-
lie Mitchell. Little George. plaud. DR.. Lee
Huffman. 90. Friction. Demo No Quarter.
Sendcatcher. %: Wcdgcwood, 100: Quick
Rich, ClenGIm, 103; Bernie Cramcr Gail
lithem. los. Oberon. l03; Lieut. Rice,
10s Telescope. ti3.
Fourth race six furongs, selllng-Ncd-
ra. oG: Dclleslrome 9S: Oak Grove. il2:
Tinker. Athena. Beatrice X. III Field
Lark, 101, Belle Toone. l09.
Fifth ruce four and a half furlongs
selling-Wine Merchant 9S; Lovely Girl
Agnes Ford. Embay. Virginia, Princess
100: Demonstrate, Sabado. David. Esther
Brown, Buto. Vanscl. 1903: Bucket Brj-
gadc. los.
Sixth race. mile seling-FioriZel, los :
Casperdine. sultry. 1Oo: Marscllles, Don
Irene, Redwood H.. M: Gambler. Grey
Plume. Maraschjno. Bricklavcr. Henry o.,
Mail Box, ll3: Gold Bell. lie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
SAVAGE ATTACKS ON
jews IN ODESSA
GOyernor-GeneraI Blamed for
New and Violent Outbreak
of ,Anti-Semitism.

BERLIN, June l3.-Private despat
ches from Odessa report that the case
OF the local Jews is as desperate as
1t was before the latest massacre. The
Black Hundreds are assailing the Jews
in the streets hourly. Many are
wounded and the hospitals are crowded J..
The recrudcsccnce OF the violent anti
semltism is attributed to the Governor
General, Giagolow. who officially de.
clares that a Christian named Mepnl-
kotf, who was osiensibly attacked by
Jews, was tortured and scalped Mcp"
nlkof is known 10 have denied that his
assallants were Jews, and examination
OF his head reveals that he WAS not
scalped, but his hair was simply shaved
off in spots. Jewish leaders at Odessa
are convinced that the Governor trump
ed up the story to incite the population
anew against the Jews.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Entries at Emeryville.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Specl9l 10 Inc tribune.
OAKLAND, June l3.-FolIowing are the
entries at Emeryville for Friday;
First race, six furlorgs selling-Kruka,
Aftermath, I09. Furzc. Redbal Te;anue,
AHona, 10I: IaDk 1ohn Wielhaup, Sena-
tor Warner Ten Row. l0i; Florena Cos
tados. l02
Second race. futurity course. selling
DR., Tom. Chestnut. l29. Dick Wilson.
Bogena Ma, l27, Enchauter. Batidor, De-
gramont, Rudabek. Rodolfo. Royal Waite.
1876; DR. Rowell. Proceeds 121.
Third race. futuriIy course. selling
Hersain. Yellowstone. Princess Wheeler,
129: Pelham. 1926; Bantam, Lord Provost,
Revolt, 1875; Burnolette, Nettie Hicks 122:
The Missourian, lei; 70 sam, Alice Carey,
1l9
Fourth race. mile and a quarter selling
Teton. Baron Esher, Flount Roman
Boy Little Joker. Watercure. Ed. Sheri
dan. ro1; Ding Dong, Queen Alamo. Ill
I1arbor, los.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards sell
ing-kogo. Treasure Seeker Altanere.
l07: Frascule. Derdom, l06; Dave Weber.
Tea Tray III. Gullver l0t; Convent Bell.
Blanche G.. George kilborn. lo2; Eanlada,
%
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling
Dutiful. lie: Dr. Sherman. 100; Meaaa.
Avalon Metaksila. fn7; Distributor.
Jackful Little Mirthful, 10i Peggy
O'Neil. Florence Fonso. lo2. Crowshade,
E;ala bic 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Results at GraYesend.

NEW YORK. June Is-The results at
Grayescnd today were as follows:
First race. about siN furlongs-- Halifax
won Col, White second, First Premium
third Time. 1:09 20.
second race, mile and one-sixtecnth--
Faust won. Acrobat second Rio Grande
third Time, 40 So.
Third race. mile and one sixteenth
Voorhees, won. Crackenthorpe second.
Blandy third. Time, l:i,,
,ongs-Meges I'm won. Fancy second.
Hall Sovereign third. Time 1;o1.
sifth race. mile and one-siSteenth-
Tipping won Cloisteress second Mary f.
third Time. 1:iI
sixth race. five furlongs-Spooner won,
Reckon second, Monopolist third. Time,
1:0l 10,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Jury Soon Returns Verdict Of
Conviction Against Man Who
Rules City of Frisco.
ONLY ONE OF MANY
CHARGES OF ENT0RTI0N
Defendant Hears Verdict of His
Doom With Little Show
Of Emotion.

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= I'VE, the jury. find the de- =
= fendant. Eugene E. Schmitz, :.
= guilty =
= AS the verdict of the jury =
+ was read, Schmitz sat unmoved :.
= with his left hand TO his chin. :.
:. He apparently did not under i.
:. stand and asked Barrett What :.
:. is it7'' :.
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= schnitz hand dropped to the :.
r table, but he showed no other :.
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AT 6:2l o'clock tonight Judge Dunno
concluded the reading of his charge,
and fifteen minutes later the synagogue
courtroom having been peremptorily
cleared TO the last individual by Elisor
Biggy and a sergeant of police. the
twelve arbiters were led by the Sheriff s
substitute and his guards through the
last dimmlug aisles of the church up
pair Of winding stairs and into a
tower-like room overlooking Bush street,
where the key was turned on them and
they were left at last to their own re-
hections. while Bigey ran of to the
st, Francis hotel. many blocks away. to
see about the sending Of their dinner.
Fiery Speeches Made
The morning Of the last dav of the
Mayor S trial was taken up with Mr..
campbell closing address to the jury
Tor the defense, speech of great vigor
The afternoon from 2:30 clock until
after was consumed by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Heney and fiery clos
ing speech for the State The reading
by Judge Dunno of his charge to the
lnry occupied the best part Of an hour
Throughout all of the afternoon ses-
sion the crowd that filed every seat
and nook in the audience room and
galleries of the synagogue sat or stood,
tight-wedged, tense and unweary. Not
even the dispassiou of the nudge 3
charge chilled their srdor TO lose no
gesture or infection of the closing scene.
During the making of Heney's speech
waves of subdued excitement and Of
half smothered applause again and again
swept the house from the crowded altar
space to the last row packed tier under
the roof. Anything of that sort had up
TO this time been put down briefly and
with an iron hand. hut this afternoon
popularity went uurebuked, except by
Bailiff Moore.
1t was the sentiment equally AZ
pressed at both ends Of the long table
where the opposing lawyers sit, that
Judge Dunne S charge was as fair and
as nicely balanced in the scales of jul
dicIal indifference as 4 Iud ge s charge
may be- He gave his seat upon the
bench TO Judge Lennon of San Rafael.
who had sat with him all afternoon as
guest and took chair at the edge
Of the altnr floor in front of a small
table so that the jury could the better
hear him when he read. Absolute ST.
lence was kept in the synagogue
throughout the delivery of the some,
what lengthy charge.
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Holman Drops FlY.

CHICAGO. June 13-Timely and
punched hitting in the seventh and eighth
innings won today's game for Chicago
Reuibach was effective. allowing but two
hits in any one inning. Hofman's drop
of a difficult ~ followed by Casey's dou-
BILE and 'Lumley's clean single. scored
Rrooklyn's two runs R.HE
Chicago 30 o o 0 II 2 - IL
BROOKLYN 90 q o q o o ? % 7 4
Bstteries--Reulboch and King, Rucker
and Butler Two base hiI-CaseY. Base
on balls-On Reulnaeh 4; off Rucker, ..
Struck out-By Rculhach. Z; Rucker. ,.
LTmpires-Johnstone and Carpenter
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg New York
game postponed; rain.
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ResMlts al I,aSnnia-

CINCINNATI. June 13.--The results at
Jatonia today were as follows:
First race. four and a half furlonEs-
Balla won Moscow Belle second. Merrigo
third. Time. 5Tt seconds.
Second race. SIX furlongs-Potter Won,
La Cache second. Gssserian third. Time.
II. Lady Carol finished second. but was
disqualified.
Third race, m)s-Lee Bright won. Do
Gle second: Incubator third Time.
Las "a.
Fourth race six furlones-Toung Ste
vens won. Caroline W. second. Joe
Shields third. Time. l:IS 2-5.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Bucket Bri-
gade won. Hollow second, Waldorf Belle
third. Time. 1904 l-5.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
QuagSa won, Bendigo second, Roger S.
third. Time. 30 As.