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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
Noticias d|ve[sas

Para hoy estaba sef1alada en- la Cor
te Municipal la vista de la denuncla
contra Lopez Bernard, acusado de III.
traje mayor 4 Juana Vazquez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Han sido asistido en- el dia de aver
en- la Sala de Soccrro de esta Capital
Jas Sonhue de una herida sobre la
region frontal; Bias Vega de varias
contusiones en- los pies y Guada lupe
Estrada de contusioneS en- Ia cara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

LA Compafiia de Ferrocarries. ha
invitado personslmente para la insu-
guraci6n de La villa ferrea, que ten
dra lugar el lunes. los sefiores Mu-
iioz Rivera (don Luis), de Diego z,no
Ganlis Giofgetti y Torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

El Juez senor del Vale ha conde
nado en- la malana de hoy, Manuel
Tailor, a SIS; Modesto RODRIGUEZ, a
$ro, y Sandalio Crispin SIS, pox in-
fracciones de ley del C6digo penal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Lope Bernar que fue denunciaao
aver por seduction de Juana vazouez
Oqucndo, esta mafiana contrajo ma
trimonio te el Juez del Vale. ouien
orden Sc archivara la denuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Ha regresado de los Estados Uni
dos, donde reside una tempo1ada la
dlstinguida sefIo-a dofla Ramona La
wage.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

FL domingo pr6ximo amenizara Ia
retreta en- Ia plaza principal la banda
del battalion de Puerto Rico, cn vez
de Ia polici4 iasulav IA cua1 tocara en-
{! tc4tr0 de e>ta liudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

La atri0ulada iamil;a Acosta reel
bio hoy tele8ranas de pesane por e.
fal.eCimlento de y. Francisco Ac0sta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Ha sido trasladado para Fajardo, eli
sargento de la policia insular Emilio
Nontilla, que prestaba servicio Ell Ell
barrie de Santurce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Hoy Sc ha hecho cargo de Ia ohci-
Ma de teleSrafos de San Juan, el te-
legraEsta don Manuel Rodriguez que.
desempenaba ell mismo puesto en-
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Sc encuentra en- San Juan el abo-
gado americana Mr.. J. c. Nc. Cor
mick.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Han sslido para Ponce la distin-
guida familia de don Juan Co-tada,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

FL doctor Gonzalez Martinez ha te-
nido varias conferencias sobre aSnn-
tos particulares con Ell Superinten-
te de Sanidad doctor Ricardo II. Her
nandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18
ChNse TINi NSs

Ha tomado possession el Ayunta-
miento de Mayagiiez, bajo Ia presi-
dencia de don Vicente Pagan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Doctor Gustavo Mu1ioz
De LA FACULTAp DE NDIeNA DI nADlID
Y Ex-pRoFEsOR CLiNlCO
OEL..hOSPiTAL De SAN CARLOS
De LA NIsAA 1AcULTAD
Dc regrsse do so viaje Madrid, Ia sstablsct6s
su efGoa professional
q n Gale Do Totuxn n6msro -.
UORA9 N OONSULTA, DIE . a 4 =. u
teAEsooo UuoEao IN
ST NLICITA IN CONPRADOR DE- 7ABACl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Mafana 'saldra para su Residences
de Ponce el alcaide de aquella carcel
de Distrlto don Adolfo Lespier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Ha sjdo excarcelado MaximO FL
gueroa por no resultar cargos contra
dicho individuo en- el delito de ultra
ie de que Sc le acus0 ante Ia COrte dc
DiStrI.o de Areclbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

PARA CURAR UN RESF7lADO EN-
UN Ola tomo el LAXATIVE BROMo-IUININA
(Pastas). El botto&rto le dsvovera el dinero ii
- cura. La ArmA Dc z. w. GROVE LAis
cAdA cajitA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Sc desean COmprar 100 Cuer-
das de terreno, POGO mas 8 me-
nos, propias para cultivar pi-
nas. Digase sitio y precio.
MovauiAz y II ChHcD xfHpy n "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Han conference.-the largamente e.
Auditor de Puerto Rico con el jefe
de Obras Ptlblicas, Mr.. Lyons.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Sc ha hecho cargo dc una cscuela
rural en- Bayam6n la senora Hermit
MIA Daniel pr0puesta por acuclla jun
ia escolar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

ADMINISTRATORS DE FINcAs UKBANAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

das de terrenO, POGO mas Q me-
nos, prOplas para cultlvar pi-
nas. Digase sitio y precio.
Mayagiiez, p, II. Ch0se TIMNH
Ha tomado possession el Ayunta-
miento de Mayagiiez, bajo Ia presi-
dencia de don Vicente Pagan.
FL doctor Gonzalez Martinez ha te-
nido varias conferencias sobre aSur-
tos particulares con el Super rinten-
te de Sanidad doctor Ricardo II. Her
nandcz.
Ha sjdo excarcelado Maximo FL
gueroa por no resultar Cargos contra
dicho individuo en- el delito de ultra
ie de que Sc le acuSo ante Ia C0rte &c
Distrl.o de Arecibo.
PARA CURAR UN ReSFRlADO EN-
UN Ola tome el LAXATIVE BROMo-2UININA
(Pastias). El bouosrio le devolvera sl dinero Al
70 cura. La ArmA Do z. W. GROVE Lalla
eada cajitA.
Han conference.-the largameute e.
Auditor de Puerto Rico con & jete
de Obras P1blicas, Mr.. Lyons.
Muy en- breve Sc leerd Ell el Conse-
10 Executive 81 proyecto dc ley del
Comisionado de Educ2c i6n rcforman-
do Ia ley conoclda por "GonzIIez
Garcia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

Mayagiiez, p. Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

5lIr Gurhfilbrung gelonQt. Nr. Ser
nan Bat otclenl Ebeotrr III lester Belt
gGnj ~bcionOer$ icinc }llimcrfiumtcit
gcmlOmct, un0 C@ trctclt Guhcr MIR
eritfloiliQc SpejjolIitcn Der @altoe-
oiucNuhnc ouf, mic lib Die 9eiudcr
iiber}etNcn fpnnUl, Cob iCOea Hin0
lNl0 oltb eiu GROCER Lhci( Der Gr-
moMicnCn an oNuitcr @rom1" Gin
QroGca &nterciic Hnmt. oiiritc ser
%crnh Gca oWiurnluno Ibeutcrs" Die
Il &SFbe bNuciicn. Gic toQcn Strci-
dc bicics Originals alicr Griginalc
ljnO 0u5u onNCthnn iclDit rineul Cill-
Nctlctl6tCn NppohonGcr aul turic
3Cit leinc WrIlCn 5ll uCrtrciben. 81.
Dem limo nod pCrihirocnc unocre
NtnlllCrn dllf Ocnt &ro0rantnt, at.
ltln oe@ 0h>tritt@rreilCa mcrtb. 9(lio,
mcr i'd 0dn} 0eb9tiA Gu9lu6cn mil.
Der tc02bc iid oicic @ohc nddl Dem
nN}orpIuno. Ghcdtcr."
gN rhitorium."
IS fam elmer nil llerbt bon cine,u
D!r9nilQtcn 2lbcnO ipredcn. rU&tH or
Oiclc Mode cen &oritculmQcn I'M
.Nnoitorirm" bcilpobnt, moielbit Gle
muiitGlilde melnNromutiidc SG0s
piunA Ste GonoU &th" 5pr Mltiiiib.
uunQ QcIonNt. Mn Der Spiee Der
tild)tiQcn &iinitlcrtrufpc. meld}e 0o5
@tiid bier jllr }u%lifilbuun9 brinAt,
itcbt Man HapmoHn, cine SGngcriln
uon &l1f. Wcid,c I'M Nlrlnlie Ger
Mon0lm0 W%cIcNcnbeit bot, ucrihieNc=
nc uslte unO populdrr &icocr SIT lin
Aru. AUDI III MIRO non ~erprobtcn
&G0itcu uuteritiiBi mGhreno sic Sec
nCrir cbcnIuIl@ Nidt3 III luiIlt'dlcl
ii0rin l0Bt, IS iiu0rn oil Den ijbl;s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

Charles @on, George 0orrcll uno
6rla. &athorine Gmn1et. Monp BRO
on unh San @olucc. 9mr MuhltuNc
ncr0cn uon Ser &ijbnc oua Die @ubl.
r%e'llItotc befonnt NeOcbeu,
"WI0uCnN."
Gin icnintipnCQca N~}rlo0rumu
y@untc0 by tie Nolicc" pou Orr
vWtIttcntbol brothers NnlIemtul
So" ourAeitelIt, lott oicie @edie Bic
Re'uber tit 9IdnrD'a p0pularcn dit
lcntempel. 1o9 Stiid cnthalt uQC
Die notbmcnOiQeu Glcncntc pon $40.
moote, bcr5bcuc9cnOcn Situatioucn
llno ordlnoti'6Cn Giictten, nCldC sic
luobrcn NrCln0c OCa Granru9 crmar
ten, mo bringt nubcrccm AcuijQCnO
StclAcrlnlNcn mr,he Dos WeOiiyiui6
llad) ScnIotlonCQcm bciriC0iQur. g.
lit ctn OronlotIiGcS Ntciitgrmtrf, NET
d)ea 0aN HlltCrpiic ser 3uhdrtr bon
Nn1n1I4 bis SIT Gu0c grfriiclt bGlt,
ltno crt0hrt cine 0%nritCGunN, luclhr
ocS StIlfe2 lpijrNiA lit. PIN @obf
tn1c lpcrocn Sic 2&ohlrciultotc uolt.
Der Silbnc bCroD pcrfiiu0ct lucrOrn;
md miro on Dem Gage eiltr Grtru-
Motincc '%tuttftncrn.
~Nollioopitr. GDcotcr."
S3cnn Der QroBc &ororaDrrfulf
pon @Iuctn liir 0oa o0ollioopItro
bcn. EhCntcr" iijr Oun @eird) 0irier
Nodlc mob0cbeno hit. uGriprid)t ser
'rIbe Elm cnormCr }l mcr0cL Nos sci
Dem 3u4itiid, ooa BORT SIN N,liiijN
rlltN AcIollNt riG,t III 'ucnulmCcru
IT. NoWclbe lit oEbc Grcnt GyprcB
Hobbcrlc" betltcIt rno bnnNclt, mir
Der Eltcl Ml0clttct. pom eincnl llebGr.
TalI olli elncn Grpreb}uQ. Gus Stijd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

vNot0'9 Spernhuua."
Nic &iidtcbr BON Not. Is. @oomir
nab uNor0'5 Gucrnluua" oicic g2n.
de blloct cinea Ger lpidti0itcn Gr.
elglll''c III 0icicr Ebcntcr IL Suiion
oelln nlht ouCin lit @oouin elmer
Der hcrporrnqcnOltcu Sd)Ouipiclcr
Der cnNliiden @iibur iouOern rr rtiEt
nn9 Frbllflm nit Scr mcriMiittcrli.
chen Sonulitdt, nit mcld)cr Cr icincnl
%erllfc Dblic9t. iornlid) bin. MGb.
reno lclnc9 hiciiacu @uitipiclc1 tritt
Sr. 8o0lDin in orei Der 0r0btrl Or
folQe lcincr Observation-Disclosures
an. Nm NtontoN GtcnjtuQ II. Miitt.
nod Nbe!l0 mo IN Der Mittuod
gfnd)ntlttnn-&o ritcllltnQ miro cr 5llul
cr'ten M}nIc felt ~ >Sobrcu IN ,I<l
M'l''ourt" ola Sim Nuoburl 0cit-
ben. Sim 0onneritog 2lbr1o unO in
Der SomltnAS Wotincc miro cr in
Der er1oblldcn &om00ic ,9nr Nnnc-
rIcnn Giti5en" oltitrctcn lrnO am
Nreito8 uno SoInitog 9l6cn0 miro
CT ol5 GbululccD Shprt in 81 @iloco
6ool"/ ouftretrll.
al uiif" TfaOcmic."
%on oa ocn Erunfitfidcm, pcld)c
iuobrcno Der lcbten % (iobrc IN
In1erifu olliAcfiihrt mur0cn iii bis
lett nod fetnc9 Der Nlliiiibrlm0 pom
~
%cn Nllr, mic lie Oiri2 @oGc III Der
,Ytlliit g NfaoNmie" Don Stuttclt
ncbt, nohc gcfOnmcn. TicicS lit 0ic
licllltc nodlcinonbcr folGeu0c Sal
ion Dob bo9 IN ollcn 0r0Bercu St0o-
ten olfgcfilhrt miro, uno ca bat Den
Nn'hcll, ais ncbme nit ICiucnr nj
ter Die EopllluritGt 5lL ornn ilunrr
NroBer miro iCinc @ln3jchlnqafroit.
Wcnn m16rcnb Der ncllu Sabre bier
mo oo ctlidc &cr0nocrlln0cn an Der
EroDuttlon nor0CnommCn lpur0cll
10 bnben oiC'Clbcn Der 9uifiibrul10
MIR 5llll &ortbCil aerci6t, luic olld)'
ole'e @ocbc 0ic @cilld)cr Scr ,W}lliif
NfoocntlC" rtlihC pnrt6CilhnitC Ser
o%llocrlntGcn mobrncbmcn. Ntn Sur
ut zines lcrcr CIacntbijmIIdlcu dla
rotterptlid)cn (bcntcritiidtc, ooa CT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

den SoDCn Nohn1ittn99 &oritclluut.
gen Itott. 9lm 0icnitoG gbcno lucr-
Ocu bic MoblrciuItntc 6ctonnt gcN:'
ben.
re ruC& % pnumCntul."
zen Nciud)crn oe3 uUlcn oWtonl-
mcntoIs (bcutrra" ltebcn 0icle Nodt
cbcninlla cine &CiGc BON nnNcncb-
men llcbrrruihluQeu in NISiiht.-
Miuiom4' y&Ocola" cine por}iiNIid)c
@urlcaQuc.@cicuiho mclhc ilbcr
cine fSiiuc uon Wciblihcr SdlonbcIt.
@ru5ic mo <1cnO Qcbictct, Itcbt
an ser Spitc Oc3 GHeotcr5cttcla. Sic
bringt STR Gr0iinng rill &uitipicL
bctitcIt N Iop OH tbc Bead" jllr
9uiiiibrunq, Gas Olio meiIt cbcn-
ioQa 5oblrcidc uttroftipc 9Nunncrn
olli IN mcld)cn &iinitlcr scr &dric-
tItrn Giibnc WcIcQcn6cit bnbclt, ibr
0nn5ca &0nncn in nortbcilbnttcr BE.
lcl,dtluQ I'll 5cigcn. gnm Niittuodl
}lbCnh iinhct Gin Tolrittompi ltott.
at mcld1cm 0rci @Soorc tbeilnPhmclr,
u10 nu @u5ltndc mcr0cn 0ic GrAcb-
niiic Der Ndbl Don Der @iIbnc olla
bCfnlnlt 9cr1od)t.
nHubin'a."
Nit jrDcr Mohr mddit Die Eoput
Iorit0t uou 2u6iu'9 (hcntcr, cine MIR
III bcqrciiIihc (botlodc, Ocnn eS
miro immcr mcitrr I'M Nltblifum be
FAINT, BOB bier mirflid) crltoullidj
@utcS iilr eille1 lddcrlid) 9crin9cn
HrCi9 ocbotcn miro. Bon5 b%cion0cra
cmpiicblt iid) Oo@ 10 nmmItbig cin-
Qcridtctr ShCotCr Den 0umen un0
&in0crn; picIc Wiiittcr miliicu lid)
ben @cnuB elmer 0lttcn (bcatcrpor.
itcllllnQ pcrioQcrL neil lie lire alci-
men nidt 0obi1 mltnchmcn fonilcl;
nnd] Subin'S OogeBcn, ou t0nncn lie
Oiclclbcn utitbrinQcL mo mad)cn
alrdl bon biciCr NmncbmIlhfcit ans.
gicbigun WcbruuM. 0ua Nurictc'
Frogrnnm iiir oiCic Wod)c lit Gin
icbr gcw6bltcS mo mmIobt foI1cnoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

luoS 6eiicln0ca iijr ie0cn Ihcutcrbc.
tld)cr clthIlt l0jC OCiicn @cidnlod
otd) ACitdIirt iciu m01c. NcIouorra
1c'cluD iin0 Ole noturQrtrCuGn officer
Gus Dem Ncbcl GhriiiL mjC 0Ciicn
Ninjtld III Ecru'ulrm. Bon 0on5
pcri0ic0cnorIilcr Motur. nbcr cbcn.
rol2 IN b6dlit rcoliitiidcr @eiic luic.
N]crAcQcbcu miro Dos &cltrclncn, 0o4
Die dltcitcH lUeotcrbriuhcr, u00cn
lie 0u2 GtjiG nod 10 oft Qcirhcn hus
ben, tmntcr mlO inmcr mic0Cr in
GrIt0uNcN ucricBt. llutcr Den %icb
hobcrn Der Mouptroucu bel Scr Dies.
iGbriQcn Nuiiiihr1ma bciilocn lid:
&@ilmcr z. Multer, WiciiQlo; Ncnm
@eopcr, Sinonioca; 9llircO SOL
IinA3lUortb. Nrrfla NM Noltboiur;
@clcn Ginger, &roa; Groncca Goo0c,
NItlcr; 0}or0orct ellis, Wotbcr Of
Spur un0 Stella @oniiucc @coucr,
Nmrrob. ,
oNlbouQb'a (beotcr."
Nlnto'a Mci'tcritiid She Sbrcc
Mfll2tctccra" gebt Oicic @ohc IN
oYIbollQb'a. IbcotCr@@ ijbcr Die Nret.
ter. Gic &rffiibrm0 lit cine 10 &c
oicAcne, mic lie lett Den (o1cn 0c5
0itcrcn Snlpini Ujd,t ncicbcn mlrrOc.
Gic Nbcntcrcr unu G'MlrtoQnuu oca
Gopollcr3 Gus Scr 9}ormouoci, louie.
lctlcr 0rri HomcrQ0cn 9lttoa. &or
tDoH utN Hnonia, limo in pirlc au(f
t%lripruhcn ilbcricGt morocu un0 la.
ben mj0hli1c Sbcotcrbciu6cr CT
irGit.
&r, Enrnlml ipiclt Die Nouc Don
C'NrtnQ"olL 0c9 0'roniQchcnoct
@lilct2rittcra, wclhcr cbcnio ichr nodl
&umpl oi5 nuG) EouiolitGt lcd]5t. Gr
BOT bier Die bcitcu @clcQcl,bcitcll, lid
IN icincm nnlricil &0nneu ola uol=
.Icnoctcr SNouipiclcr 6l jciQcn. BIT
0cnn miro cr bon elmer tild)ti0c1
&ilnitlcrtrllppc mteritiiBt. gSir ncll-
non bier Iolltcr bGtomtr, >pohlflin-
0cn0e Nomell, mic 0N. Carrie Mu0cr,
.NtorihoQ GnrullmL ". s. Gnibluc.
6oio %amilton, Charles NinobolnL
Yollia %ilbop &u0, 2llirco Smith
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

| &iiultler: Mop go @eQe. Soubrette;
| SaoS mo Gluru Hopi. aomooionten;
Gooic Mtpran, Gun5.2lft; @eotb uno
Gnleripn; So0ic S9tcin, Sopron;
Sonca NJ 0icGuoib. rSbe @eiter.
ncr;, mo Oioric Sin1ono8 nit popll.
lGreu 2icoer1. Sn Scr ulteren Sol.
lc lperocn bic beliebten berpegltd)en
WiIOcr gc}cigt.
@crurbp int oEcubobp.
Gon6crt."
GoS n1dite Ecuboon-Hccitol mel.
dies an Greito0, Sen 8. 5. Wts.,
Ituttfinoct. prdicntirt ocml @oltinto.
rer EubIiflln &rn. &eoh @erorbn
cinen Ser popltIdriten Gcno.girtuos
fen Scr @c9cnmort. Ser 8iinitler
per6in0ct nit bcruorrngenoen tiinIts
lcriidcn GuolitGter cine gcraoe5I
nto0netiIhc Eeri0nlihfeit, cine Cont
bir1ution, sic nie lire @lrtung olti
SOS EltbIiflm pcrfchlt mo ibm et'
men herporrnQcnhen Hlab inter oer
qroBen Gcaiitcu bcS So9cS aciihert
bot. @croron lit MIR % Sabre alt;
ic0odl itcGt CT ihon lett ieinem II.
Sabre Dor Der Ocffcntlidfeit unb lit
g]e0empdrtiN iIt Der gallicn mlliifolis
idclt @clt befunnt; er lit enter Der
lucniQcn y@unocrtnabenL" Oic lid
nit hclt Sobrcn 5ll reifcn poQcn
&il1Itlcrn cntmidclt babcn. Sir icit
6iciige9 Gonjert bat er Elm ollBeror.
6rttIid Invertebrates Yrogramm &c.
nGhlt.
Eruboop Hoti5en.
Girettor HoIloolph un0 Trof. Suit
deion luerocu am t3. Noucmber 1T
gSoihinaton Gin Rccitol oltf 5ruei Tiu.
nos Qe6cn lt10 ipQter in ser Sailon
in 8oitorL Ncu.Oort ulo onoeren
Std0ten lpiclcn.
@roBeS <crcic miro. AT benz i'm
Griibidbr acQrilnOctcn Gbor Der &or'
bcrcitunNsflnIie gcnommcll, II. 5lpor
bcginncn Die SingitunOen om 0on'
ncrItuQ sen I. Hobcmbcr, nm A llbr
Nndlrlittaga.
Cine Anjabl rciler Gompoiitionen
limo bon ISrn. Sroni 9ornifein Der.
0ifentIid)t moroen.
Sr. :. Horri2 Scring lit Slnl Or.
0otiiten utO 9%irigenten be8 Chores
ser ct. Wihaels. uno 9lQer Gngel,
aird1e crrpdblt moroen.
@0ic9ubcn.- Soiepb aapIecc,
13 Sabre alt, 9tr. 92t, Noro.GbeIter'
ItroBc, George SertidL 10 Sabre aft,
9tr. $40, Observation-Disclosures, unoSronf
Nobot, 10 Sabre alt, 9tr. 1904, Noro.
GbeiteritraBe, ipuroen geItern bon
Hunociergeunt Strott, Sergeant 8li.
n%eielter unb Toli5iiten Cooper un0
Arn1ltron9 babel abgefaBt, wie lie itn'
ter Der GageritraBen Bride Die So.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-14

IS BEATEN

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Aug 13.-The
New York Yacht club fleets run from
Newport TO Vineyard Haven yesterday de-
veloped one OF the fastest races, culmi-
mating in one OF the most exciting nm
ishes that has ever accompanied their
annual cruise, when the schooner Queen
crossed the finish line in the race for
schooners q seconds corrected time) bet
ter than the Ingomar. The course was
covered by the Queen in 3 hours 40 min
u.es 81 seconds. and by winning sbc was
awarded the Navy Challenge cup for
schooners.
The race in the 57-foot class was ~ap
by the Boston sloop Avenger, which bet
tered the time OF the Aurora by min
utes 81 seconds The time of the Avenger
was hours 81 minutes 20 seconds
The Katrina figured In an exciting finish
In the Class d contest. winning by mar
row margin
The entire run OF 81 miles was marked
by fast sailing the strong wind which
followed the so sailing crafts up Vineyard
Sound driving many Of the fastest ahead
of the committee boat. The yachts had
this breeze behind them during the whole
run. and carried their spinnakers from
Vineyard Sound lightship to the finish Off
West Chop.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-14
DERRICK WORKING
AT WOONSOCkET

The second weeks racing at the
woonsocket Trotting park opened yes
terday with two good events and one
which did not materialize az a spirited
contest. In the 2:16 pace the favorite
finished third In the frst heat. but
won the other three easily. Cutler.
Jr.. pushed the Wilkes horse on the
last heat. The fastest time OF the day,
2:21, was made IN this race in the first
heat. which was won by Ed. wilkes.
The 2:s0 trot was considerable OF q
farce All the horses enetred were
slow ones. Carter was taken down
from behind Dennis G. and Fox sent
up to drive. Larock was taken down
from behind J. c. L., Moody substi-
tuting two heats and Larock was put
in again In the fourth. His failure to
drive resulted In his suspension for i6
days. The favorite. Commodore Beau
fort. won the race.
In the 2:34 pacing class ]. A. D.. the
favorite. won the last three OF four
heats. The first heat was taken by
Advisor, owned by Jack Orr OF this
city. The horse went the mile In 2:22k
a new record for him. May Fl. driven
by Herd. tried hard TO win.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-14

OF CRUISE

Final orders has been issued by Com
n1odore Halkyard of the Rhode Island
Yacht club. and were sent to the men,
bers yesterday, with respect to the annual
cruise OF that club which will begin next
Sunday. The cruise this season is some
what different from those OF the last four
or five years In that the club will 20 TO
the eastward rather than to the west
ward. as has been the case for several
years. Besides the change In course the
event this year will be particular inter-
esting from the racing point OF view, as
the rivalry Is at present strong and sew
eral good races will be seen next week
in addition to the runs from port to port.
which always furnishes good fun for the
racers.
Sunday at 1880 a bake will be served at
the Prudence Island station when It lis
hoped that all who are going on the cruise
will be In attendance. About o'clock the
feet will leave for Newport, where the
night will be spent and a meeting Of cap
tains will be called to consider the run
Monday. which will take the fleet to New
Bedford. This run will be In the nature
OF race, the start being from Fort
Adams and the finish at a point OF the
South Dartmouth station of the New
Bedford Yacht club. Tuesday the fleet
Will proceed, by the course through
Guick's Hole. to Vineyard Haven, this
being the shortest run of the week
Wednesday with favorable weather will
be n banner day. for the ocean race.
which will take place that day, from
West Chop to the bell buoy off the New
Harbor at Block Island, is as pretty an
outside run as could be imagined. The
following day. Thursday. will be spent at
Block Island, where tn eyachtsmen will
have achance to rest after the long race
OF the day before. and get into fine condi-
ton for the annual mid-sumer club din
ner. which will be served In the evening
at the Ocean View hotel. where the
members OF the club have dined on many
an occasion Of the kind before.
Friday morning the yachts will turn
their prows toward home In race which
will give the boats a chance at all kinds
OF sailing from whatever quarter the
wind may be. The start will be from the
bell buoy off the New Harbor. Block Is
land, the course carrying the boats up the
west passage OF Narragansett Bay.
around Providence Point and finishing of
the Prudence Island station. Saturday
the annual cup regatta Oft the Prudence
Island station during the day will take
place, following in the evening by
smoker at the house. Sunday bake Will
be served as a final event Of the cruise,
after which the fleet will disband.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-14
EAsTNRN LEAGuH STANDING
PROVIDENCE 9. MONTREAL

p. MIN NbAb
Montreal. Aug. 1a.-.The Grays hit
hard yesterday and won the game from
the Royals by q rattling finish. Harris
was on the firing limo for the visitors
and served a nice line Of goods. Herbst
was on tho slab for Montreal and was
freely pounded by the enemy. There
was q lot of ragged play IN the gnme,
both sides figuring woefuliy In what
seemed TO be generous desire to hand
the game away. The Grays were no
better In the field than the Royals,
but their batting was heavier and more
accurate. and that counted In the fnal
result.
With two gone In the first Poland
laced for triple. scoring on Abstein's
single. the latter tallying on Phelan's
hard rap to Corcoran. In the NTH
Harris singled and Mcconnell hit for
three parts OF the way. scoring the
boxman.
In the eighth two more were added.
Abstein singled and advanced when
Phelan hunted. Brown threw to sec
ond and the ball went to the field, Abb
stein going TO third. Chadbourne's rap
scored Abstein. and Phelsn came In on
Needham's poor return from left field.
In the ninth Mcconnell hit for two
bases. Lord was passed and Mcconnell
scored on Poland's safety. Phelan.
Mcconnell and Abstsin were a terror
ITO Herbsr. and secured 10 or the 10
hits among them. The score
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