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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
SAINTS MAKE FINAL TRYOUT
Milne Will Select Team Which Meets
B. Y. U. Next
Week.

The L. D. S. U. track and field team
has secured the university campus for
try-out this afternoon, Coach Milne took
advantage of this opportunity to select
the men who will represent the Saints in
the track meet with the Is. Y. C. a week
from tomorrow.
Milne says he intends to let several of
his youngsters cut and the state records
are liable to receive quite a shock Nc
AllIster and Parry are going FOR the 100
and 20 yards and McAllister is expected
TO make the 220 mark look sick Z. Parry
and McCloshey will try for the 44O and
Bateman and Winder for the $780, Tanner
and Bfxbee are the milers. L. Parry is
expected to show well in tle high hur-
dies and Love on the vaults. Hawkes. ana
England are showing well for the weights.
In all about twenty athletes will try out,
and Milne expects to get a line of the
men who are to uphold the L. d. S L.
track honors this season.
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TAKE GAME
FROM WEST SIDE
HOnStan'S Shoots and SIantS
Too Much for Red and
Black BatterS.

Houstans mastery tWiriing won the
game between the High school and the
university props. played on the High
school grounds yesterday afternoon. The
score was to 1. Houstan was invincible
and the red and black artists could only
Iinu MIN for two hits, and only one of
these was a clean hit. He allowed only
one base on balls and retired fourteen
men at the plate.
Hammond pitched fair hall but did not
receive good support. Five costly errors
and seven hits Melted the preps seven
runs. The props scored three of their tai
hes IN the first inning by a batting rally,
The High schools one run was made in
the eighth inning. CoOmbs walked stole
second and came in on a passed bali The
lew chances the university fielders got
TO handle the ball they accepted well.
making only two errors The score fol-
lows.
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At Aqueduct.

New York April 25.-TOmOrrow the rae
ing shifts to the Jamaica track, with the
Excelsior handicap the feature. Aque-
duct results:
First race, selling, four and a half fur
longs-Paul Pry won, Orena second, Ell
vira NJ third Time-:57 2-5.
Second race. the Glendale steepIechase.
about two and a half miles-Hotshot won,
Yama Christy second. Pagan Bey third.
Time-5:24s
Third race, the Flushing stakes. mile
Campaigner won, Grapple second. Mars
ter third Time 40 2-5
Fourth race, six ENTHUSIASTICALLY won,
Workman second, Hyperion IL third.
Time-1:14 3d.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs-
Cacquin won, Battle Axe second, Fustian
third. TimeI:2f.
Sixth race, four and half furlongs-
Wave Crest won. Fordello second. James
B. Brady third. Time-:5e
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

San Francisco. April 25.-Long prjced
horses went to the front at Oakland to-
4dy- DAILY at 10 to ]. took the first race
ooI z,year-oIds. Monte Lucille scored at
10 l, and Lazell, a Is to l chance. won
me me fourth, Alta Spa was bid up from
$fOV 70 $40 by James Neil When TarD
TOOK the fifth race L. ". De Amman adj
Nanced her price from 5000 to $500 and
First race, five furlongs. seiling-DalIv
TO =; toss, 10 TO 1, won; Kismet. Jr.. Ito
SSrchlbald, II to 1, second; Gin Hee, los
SANDY to l. third. Time-I.O1 rs EatfS
Rams, Husky. Jack Paine, Gaga. Balnade
Billy Watkins, Bonnie BARN and Moss,
back finished as named.
second race, futurity course. selling
Alta Spa, 107, Sandy to l. won: Louise
fttzgibbons, i0I. Gross. to 1. second !:
otto Price, 1O1, c. Williams to ). thru
IIme-l;11 So Galvestonian, Ban WANT
rose CherTy, Duke of Orleans. Virginia
and RuInlta finished as named.
Ihlrd race, six furlongs-Nonie Lucille
-. Buxton. 8 to 1, won; FL Otros, 1O7.
Goodchild to 1. third. Time-l:1s as.
Silver Sue. Gov. Orman. Taylor George
Lord of the Forest. Ocyrohe Wee Lass
and Lolita Gladstone finished as named.
. FOurth race. mile and a sixteenth SELL
ing-Lazell, 1O4. Nutting, Is to l, won;
Dewey, III, A. Brown. to /. second: In
vader. 1O9. Sandy, to ., third Time
las 1-5. Lucrece. Fastoso. Warte Njcht
Salable. Rotrou, Harbor. Bonar and Go
Verland finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth selling
-Tarp. 104. Gross, 5 to 1. won: Cadichon
1o6, Goodehild. Is to TO- second: Sunmark'
lOz. c. Ross. II to 1. third. Time-1 Al 40
Piquet. Theo. Case. Daniel c. TaIan1und
Watercure. Teller. Orchan and Mendon
finished as named
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Ta-
vora, 104, Sandy, s to 8. won; Oratorian.
106 Fischer. to 2. second; Elevation. 1O6.
Gross, 9 to 3. third Time-f:47 Ills Hedge,
thorn, FirmfOOt, Queen Anne and Come
dian finished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
RACING SHIFTS TO JAMAICA
Excelsior Handicap Is on Today
Has $4,000 Added
Money.

New York, April 25.-Racing will shift
from Aqueduct to Jamaica tomorrow and
the feature OF the opening viii be the Ex-
ceislor handicap ct a mile and a six
teenth. This race. with its sIO000 ad5a,
money. IS one of the early season prizes
and tomorrow's field in this event prom
Ises a stirring contest. w H Carey.
VINO mas Won three races in as many
starts, is expected to be strong con-
tender. though ne will have DR.. Gardner
tiiorifier, winner of the Carter handicap:
Oxford, Okenite, Den Diego and other
good ones against him. Following are
the entries and probable Jockeys
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Columbus- City
game postponed; rain.
At Toledo-Toledo-M Minneapolis game
postponed: rain.
At is-Indianapolis- Milwau-
kee game postponed; rain.
At Louisville-Louisville, 2; St Paul, 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
MAY UP TO FINALS.
Wins Her Games With Mrs. J. v. L.
Pruyn as Partner.

New York April 25.-AIiss MAY Sutton.
paired with Mrs. ]. V. L. Pruyn, won ~
the serni-finalS OF the women's doubles
on the tennis courts at the ST. Nicholas
rink today, 60, Go The opposing team
was composed of Miss Elizabeth n.
Moore. the FORMER national champion,
and Miss Evelyn MacVeigh.
The other semi-final was also won in
straight sets by Mrs. Darger- WaIlach ans
Miss Nora 1selin. This pair defeated Miss
Juliet Addee and Miss Martha Coster, Go
and CO.
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PROTEST NOT SETTLED YET.

The protest of the B. Y. UNIVERSITY
Vaulter of the university has not Vet been
settled and unless the two schools can
arrive at an agreement the matter will
os Ply before. DR.. Charles G. Piummer.
elllcial arpltrator of the league DR.. Plum
mer has been investigating Adams eiigi-
biiity, but he is not prepared to make
any statement until he has the protest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
WAKE UP ON BASKETBALL.

meeting OF all basketball candidates
at the university is called for today 10
tine gymnasium to elect captain for next
year. Morgan Adams is the most prom
Using candidate. He played the center on
the champion freshmen team this year
and has a good record in basketball else
where. The university will prepare to en-
ter the state league next year.
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High School.

Bases on balls, off Houstan 1, off Ham
Igond 3; struck out, by Houstan IA. by
by pitched ball, Lewis: passed halls
Lewis 2; wild pitches, Houstan ]. Ham,
mond j; stolen bases, Fitzpatrick ?
coates, Hammond, Lewis 2, King 2. Fer
s. }, U Props 4 Time of game two
hours. Umpire, Johns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
PEOLAR PALMER ARRESTED
Well Known English Pug Accused
of Killing
Man.

London, April 25.-'Peddlar" Palmer,
the English pugilist, who, with another
man, was arrested yesterday on suspic-
lon of having caused the death of an
unknown man whose body wss found in
railroad car coming from Epson after the
races, was charged at the Corydon police
court today with murder. A passenger
on the train had testified that he saw
Palmer strike the deceased several blows
because he refused to stop singing The
prisoner was remanded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco, April 25.-Todays game
vas featured by the absence of fielding
errors on either side. Joy. the new local
OUTSIDE or unSteadinesS at critical times
ana his passes figured in the victory of
the Oakland team. The one run made bv
San Francisco was earned on hitting.
Score: p "A y
San Francisco -. ... q
Batteries-Joy and Street: Randolph and
Hackett. UNPRECEDENTED
Los Angeles, April 25.-Portland won to-
day by batting Gray hard at opportune
moments. Los Angeles could do nothing
with Groom until the sixth inning. when
the seventh. Portland PLAYED an error
less game in the field. Score:
r. H E
Portland 49,. - s a
Batteries-Gray and Hogan; Groom ana
Donahue Umpire-De7rick
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
HORSE RACING At PROVO
Two Days Meeting to Be Given in
June-Salt Lake Horses
to Start.
Especial TO The HeraId.)

Provo, April 25.-The Utah county fair
directors have appointed the following
committee on races, to be given on the
track here. June p and %; r. r. Irvine,
J. w. Knight, c. E. Loose Webster
Hoover and J. W. Farrer. Some fine
races are on the. taps for those DAYS.
and horses will soon begin to arrive for
training, the track being considered one
of the best in the west. c. II. Thompson
of Salt Lake. will bring ten fine animals
The committee has adopted a rule pro-
hibitng driving. except in carts and
sulkies. on the track, and excluding sad
die horses other than those entered OF in
training
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EGG COLLECTOR FINED $50.

y Bill Bingley is busy again This b
= time it is an egg collector that came \
= within the clutches of the guardian ;
y of Utah's- game laws E Treganza +
= was captured by Bingiey taking eggs
\ from snipe's nest, west of the Jor- 3
y dan river. Bingley at once hailed the J.
+ egg collector before Judge Dana J.
\ Smith and the judge said SO
SA4@x%%%%%%$%
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
HORSE BREAKS LEG.
Jockey Coke Badly Injured and May
Not Recover.

Lexington KY. April 25.-WhiIe exer-
clsing az the running track today the
gelding Straw Leaf fell and broke its
left foreleg. Jockey VIII Coke. colored.
who rode the horse, fell on his head and
the horse rolled over him. Coke was
badly injured and may not recover
Straw Leaf was shot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
occIDENTALs WANT GAMES.

The Occidental baseball club has or
ganized for the season. They wish games
with any teams in the state and same
can be secured by addressing w J. Nc
kenzie, manager. The Occidental team
is the coiored nine which played here
last season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26

The Jackson school defeated the Frank
Trinlxle, c.: Carana, p: Williams. l b. !:
Olson, 2 b.; Dyer. b.; Bywater, SIS !;
Simpson. / f.: c. Williams. C. f.: Stewart
T. +. Simpson retired in favor of Owen
who celebrated by knocking out a three
Dagger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Moines. Ia, April 25.-Cicotte won
ms game today by allowing but five
R. H. z.
D ',s,- Sioihes '.'' '.-'.s-'.......... l
AluCOAu ---------...-.......... - O
Batteries-Sessions. Sporer and Yeager;
Cicotte and Sullivan.
Sioux City, April 25-Luck favored Sioux
City today. Both Newlin and Gilbert were
hit hard. but Sioux City's hits came more
opportunity. Score:
r. H. e
1919 CA1S -" -----''..-.+.-..'...
L uthtO --------------.-..--
Batteries-Newlin and Sheehan; Gilbert
and Smith.
Omaha, April 25.-Opportune hitting won
the first championship game of the sea-
son on the home grounds for Denver
Mayor Dahlman tossed the first ball and
made brief speech. Score:
R. II. f.
D Dtnnna -. .'............:......... 3 2
Batteries-Ragan and Gonding; Adams
and ZaluSkey.
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N0RTHWE

Seattle. Wash, April 25.-AItheugb ont
DATED ten hits to one, Seattle won from
Butte today by a score of 5 to 4 The
combined bases on balls and hit by pitched
ball of the three Butte pitchers was fiji
teen. Errors at third and short enabled
Seattle to get the runs she could not get
through hits Score:
so.o R. H. E.
butte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 4
Batteries-Mack and Stanley: Killalav
Hoon, Roosevelt and veley, Umpire
Ehret.
Spokane. Wash. April 25.-Butler was
very effective against Spokane today
Samuefs wildness. one or two timely hits
and a series of wild throws by the home
team were responsible for TacOma's runs
only one Of which was earned. Score:
TO-. r. H. E.
e, $50 ''''''--------.-..N-- 10 !
Spokane .:...--...--............ l 5
SWlndells. Umpire-Dodd.
Vancouver, B. c., April 25-Hard luck
was with the Canucks again this after
noon. With one run to the good in the
eighth, Pitcher Nelson had a finger
broken trying to intercept a drive off
StarkelTs bat and Longanecker went in
to finish the game and the Black Cats
got busy with his delivery. Score:
R. H. E.
Aberdeen $500 --.---.----.---...
Batteries-Nelson, Longanecker and
Spencer; Starkell and Boettinger I'M
pire-Muilane.
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LOWells by a score of to 0. The boys
were playing a good even game when it
was discovered the Summers had two
ringers" on the team and the umpire at
once forfeited the game to the Lowels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.

The Training school beat the HamiItons
by a score of II to 3. The winners: Bar
run, G.: Fletcher, . b.: Montgomery d.
and / b.; Brighton. SIS; Blake, b.; Earl,
J. f.; Holt. Reynolds. +. f.; Fife C. f.
Struck out-By Montgomery, H. by Klet-
ting, 8.
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The wasatch defeated the Unions by a
score of to 4. The winners: Stewart
C.: Paris. p; Theriot, 1 b.; Kerwin, b. /;
Taylor, b.; MacLean, SIS; Smith, ]. T. /:
Dix. c. T.; Colthorp, 7. +.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26

Christensen's Orchestra of eighteen
pieces at,Saltair Friday night.
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CENTRAL COAL & COKE co.
CAN NOW FILL COAL ORDERS
PROMPTLY.
SPH0NEC lam 90 c MAIN

Our Grill Room at the Royal Cafe is,
open daily from to IL p. m.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

fnllaoSlpnld, April 25.-NeW York de-
Ie2ted Philadelphia today. although out
batted by the home team. Moren, who
succeeded Corridor. allowed but one hit
in four innings. Score:
r. II. E.
New York ........ 6 2
IlAduciplaid .-..-....- 10 4
McGinnity and Bowerman; Corridor
Aoren and Jacklitsch. Two-base hits
Thomas. Gleason; three-base hit. Thorn
as; bases on balls. off McGinnity p off
corridor 4. off Moren /; struck out by
McGinnity 6, by Moren I. Umpire, Rigler
Brooklyn, April 25.-Boston defeated
Brooklyn today, 6 to 1. I.indaman held
the locals TO five hits, while Pastorius
was batted safely dozen times. Score:
r. H E.
BROOKLYN .----.:-. -.-........-..
Lindaman and Brown; Pastorius and
Ritter. Two-base hit, Tenney; bases On
balls, off Pastorius 4. off Lindaman 6:
struck out by Pastorius 5, by Lindaman
I Umpires, Emslie and Klein
At st. Louis-Chicago-St, Louis game
postponed; wet grounds.
At Cincinnati = Observation-Disclosures
game postponed: rain. Today's sched-
uled game was postponed from April -.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, April 2.-Errors counted largely
In the run-getting today, philadelphia
winning the game, to 2. Boston's mis-
plays were costly. Score:
r. H. E.
Boston -. -. ....... .:....... Z :
Bender and Schreck; Tannehill and
Criger.
New York. April 25.-Bv a score Of fl
to New York outp.ayed the Washington
team today. batting Hughes hard in the
last three innings, for eight hits and nine
runs; score r. II. Z.
- $500 -...s..-.s--... 8
New YORK ......--............... IL IA 81
Hughes and Warner; Orth and Kleinow,
poned; rain.
AZ Cleyeland-Cleveland- Chicago game
postponed; rain
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

En- esta imprenta 30 vende papal de pc.
Hi6diCO viejO 4 $500 los 46 kilnB (asa QUi's'
kull
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La HusVa blrTIada On Santurc0.

Muchos vecinoB de esta Ciudad, de c.
guas y Carolina He proponen levantar ca.
sRs de vivienda en- el "Condado" Santurta
y ca breve tempo quedar6 convertible
aquel po6ticO sitio en- una nueva impor'
tante baFriada.
Con la termination del camiuo de his'
rFo de sRnturcs & C6guas y facilidad en-
las comunicaciones 90 instalar6n en- sl
referido barrio muchas famiiias de aqueIlR
pablaci6n asf como de Carolina de otras
de In region Este de Ia iBla, que formar6n
nm magnifco gFupo de viviendas en el
"Condado'. Los solaTes SO estSn "a VEN
disndO r6pidamente.
La iniciativa de los se6ores hermanos
Behn realizar6 un notable cambio en-
squellOS Sitiog vsntajoBsmsnts situadoa en-
sitiO centrico y bansdO pOr las saludable1
brisas del mar.
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MamueI Fsrm6mdes JuncOs.

persnzaB en- que ID vida la ponga
la iran RpaTtRn n d de Rquella exs
preston la adiestrar6n contempIs q CO
mo cOBa externa ella misma: de aquel
momento del Sufragio no le nacer6 vani.
dad in6til 6 autO-adoraci6n eSteril, Bino
ensefanza y discipline austera; y 81 eB mu'
jer de JuiciO y dada CossB de meditation
del espfritu, RcabarS por c0mprender
que Ia expression aquella, qus di6 motive
81 triunf0, no era sola unR combination de
lfneas CaBuRlmente harmonious agra
dable; Bino sl Fesultado de un moment0 de
intenSidad = plentiful de vida, tan Bobera-
no y triunfante, que, 81 deFrRmaEse por "a
cuerpo, todo 90 10 hiEo expressive y lumi
noSo.
Ds aquf, 6no buscRr IL balleza an las
lfueag del Cuerpo deleznables nj en- la
calidad de la piel de las carneB, Bino,
primordialmente, esenciGymente, en- Ia in.
tenUidad y plentiful de la vida spiritual,
hay solo un paso. Y, como va sstsmos
en- Ell supuesto de una mujer de iuicio
dSda q CoSRs de meditaci6n eBpiEituales,
claro es que eSts paBO hs de daTlO ffcil.
mente y ClRTo Cd, por ConBiguiante, que de
aquella, si quereiG, I'M POGO apaTatoga
exRltaci6n de Bu belleza, poP una Beria
natural de graves disciplinas, hsbr6 veni
do parRE al cOnocimiento perfeCto , & la
exaltaCi6n voluntaria = triunfal de 50
vida interior.
De intento hsmoB TeCargsdo nusstra
augmentation en- ell sentido de afrmaE la
belleza de Ia mujer, como una actividsi
de su eGpfritu,.., Que eSta actiVidad ne.
Gesita, para triunfar ENVIRONMENTS de
ciertas condolences de perfection pura.
ments fiaica, nRdis 10 poue en- dudR..
Pero eStsg condolences no es necesario que
sean peEennes nj obedecen c6nones fioe:
Tara es Ia mujer que en- uu momento de-
terminadO de su vida, poF I'm maravillosO
Concurso de t1dos gus medi9s, espirit0sIes
y ffsicos, IN alto ia, no llega 81 logro
de aquella expression haTm6nica y cabal,
que es Ia bellezs suprema.
Para todas. pues, Be Rb 81 pR'enque de
bslleza, mujeFea catalanag A ninguua ss
le cierra la arena y todaB tsn6is armRs bas'
tantes con que triunfar en- ella.
No busqueis en- el tOcQdOr las armsg fall
Bas que oB dsrGn una frfvola spRliencia
teRtrRl -... EntF8d en- vuegtra conciencia,
tomad de vuestro coraz6n los ri uisimos,
auXIiIos que cs Valdr&n el Bufraglo de los
dsm6s, en fusrza de ser plenamente, cabai'
mente, Binceramsnte J ex presivamente
VOsOtr0s nsisnlG'.
Dssds este rinc6a de 'Bagstelle" donds
al comenzar escribir, nos encontr6bamoB,
hsmOs vsnido parar 4 tierras de Barce.
Iona, Casi en- visperas de inaugurarSe lR
t'Galerfa de cataIanes iluatres". " por
81 Ell camino aun era corto, nos hemos di.
vertido en- dar una vuelts por Italia, svo.
cando las imdgeues grsciosas de las muje,
reside auS graudes niglos.
- 81 caminO ha asidOi largo, demaDisdo
largo tai vez.
Pero tenemoB digcu'pa. Lo hamos he
cho en- cOmpa mia de mujerss b4l;aS, y estS
deliciosa cOmpaffa ihaCs tsn COrtOs todos
los caminosI 4...<.
FL gibe'ino d. lefioBo recorri6 IufeHno
= Purgatorio por lOgrarla......
r.. e. MARQUINA.
Paris % V 1907.
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-NscimientoB: Rodriguez Carrsra Va.
lie, Isidoro Lap6n de Jesus, Maria
PrudenciR Granados GRIIardo Victor
Manuel Lanz6 Vazquez.
-El juez Rodey de la coFte Federal
embaEcaE6 81 dfa 2 de Ju 10 para los Esta'
dos Unidos.
Han ingresado cumpliE condena en-
Ia c6rcel de Arecibo, Cefsrino Agudo, por
hurto menoE, jose Quiles Goico, hurto
meloF, Martin Colon Rivera, impostura,
Pedro AyalR, abuse de confanxa, Anto'
mia RodFfgueS, expoBiCi6n deshonesta, 10.
se Psgsn, altsrar Ia psz p6blica, Maria
Rosario Rivera, igual deIito, Nemesis
FigueFoa, por Is misma causR.
Las carreFaB que se efsCtuaEsn an ell
hip6dTomo hoy, han despertado gran
inter6S Los comentarios de los amantss de
este sport. SON v6riOb , las apusBtas van in
crescendO. =
Don Juan Araujo ha presentado sus
fianzas por los femateB de Buministro de
provisioea & los h3spitales municipalen y
PoE la Avena para 81 ganado de Ia limpie'
"a pGblica.
LA association del orfsIiuato estableci'
da en- SantuTCe estS en- la obrR de cont.
nuaE Ia de Ia cafierfa del Parque hasta sl
edifcio de dichR asociRci6n.
-Anteanoche eatTsn6 Ia banda de Is poli
cfa inBular un nuevo pasodoble titulado
"AndRluCia," q. mereCi6 los hopores de Is
Tepeticion. La selection de la opera FauStO
tuvo magnifca interpretation, recibiendo
ell seiior Verar fsIicitaciones.
--Muy concurrido fu6 81 dia de a7tier ell
80 H h
contusionea leves, Jose Alvany, Marcslino
Vazquez, Nicolas IMartinez, Juan Rivas,
Rafael Martinez, Felix Ortiz, Manuela
Moreno y Enrique FerraYis.
I'm lusto elogio merecs ell trabsio he,
Cho por Ia ofcins postal de San juan.
La CorreBpondencis de los Estados Uni
dos lego la administrator & lRa IL de
la noche y las 6 estaba deBpachada.
DE Ia c6rcel de MayagI 2, han Bido
puestos en- ibsrtad, VaIertfu Cresoo Ri
vera y Jose Avilez, ? de Ia de San Juan,
Felicita CartoBo.
lie ha Bido ampliada Ia liceucia al
senior FoEtu1o, praCticante del hospital
''Tricoche.''
Aver mai ana expidi6ronse por la
alcaldfs licencias para bales y geTenatas
para Rmsnecer el dfa de San Juan.
-Maiana dsr6 retTets en- la plaza
''B sldorioty" Ia banda de la policfa in
sular. 7TH
-Esta nOche tendrk efscto en- Ia plaza
BRldofioty Ia acoatumbrsda retreta por la
b. n "a de Ia policfa insular, ejacutsudo las
siguientes piezaB de 81 repertoire:
u. MaTCha '.Iodependencia ,, Hall.
q. Dansa 'Mi Margarita, CALICO. 80.
Owe tuRe "Zsnets', Aubert a.. Tanda
de Yalses "LOs Mosquetsros an el Conven.
IT,, AndTRu. 60. Marcha Intermazo III
acto de la opera "LOhsngrin'', Wagner.
r. Two step "PoppisS'', Moret 81 Dan.
"a 'Svffa", Rios OValle. 80. Star Span
gle Banner.