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CLEVELAND. !; NEW ronK "a. h.. S-rrEsr
AMI


CLEVELAND, !; NEW rorK "a. L.). S-rrRsr
The New Yorks dropped two games TO the
Clevelands yesterday afternoon and did
The department IN which there Sss most
game and Moore in The second we're hampered
to make that what's the use feeling upper:
most, in their minds. There were. cries Of
, s.D, hin, sjiT on, for both fi. pitchers b but .% the game:
ranks, not in the box. The fielding was
raw, crude and gangrened- might. be de
scrioed by a shorter and uslier word. 10 WIZ
After the fret. game Norman Elberfeld
p Uss sgspf EIbeq ISde 70 Tor Shs lnClaeT bsa
been suffering from q Crouch for soTne time,
has been in the sulks. Everybody noticed
resu Gna from Q, the ea Wsss. how SSs he Se stood ses ie Back
from the plate and sripPed his wand at the
Of The club. saw The samer yesterday, and
field: Nobody but those who. put forth their
best efforts can play. on this team. We
wont have any. other kind"
long way toward causing the first nightmare
and about al the way. tlberfeid also made
S SIs, sr innip D,ay n1 5nl%piS Ssn sIss y ,br ras ait aft n o sne
ha1d and mailing a base runner who had over;
slid the second bag, Among the incidents OF
L0t NONn OdH tAUlDItlOn was tH6 DuUOOU
coaching OF Wakefield of the CIevelsnds.
Wakefield patterns after Altrock and Jennings.
but he IL a long way after: His work resem-
bles the clever coaching OF Jennings as much
as o square docs a circle.
Poor coaching cos, the New Works z run u
HOFFMAN home The Cleyelsnds bgnchedd
ipnings-nine Of them being compressed into
that span OF the games existence but a
diately afterward were factors in two OF the
six runs scored in the mIdgame misery. Evil
nencs OF the lack 1Ss OF oTssni ,Sra% :, OF ~ Isid.
not a soul backed up Thomas. The ball did
not get by him, but had 1t done so there would
shortly after his 6ne. play in the ninth
Elberfeld made q tumble on Turner's easy
chance that eventYated II q run Thomas
hauling down dinfcult foul flies and batting
In two runs. Delehanty practically broke up
the, game with a three Dagger in the sixth
neiding slump. but fell OF. in their hitting in
per per. ssEo of TTTSSiSHIE'as' ' Hfter bs q s%as =, saf .Hs
SG.ja % q. Dl ISI.s : S &. m: 81 aasi.i% men IN, TSs
but errors ignited the train that fared up into
I s%itS 4 S MiSdT's throw to f i @e ~ Bi fD snf muse
poke. Then came q hit batsman, two base
hits. a muf Of a ny. By Hickey. whose playing
IN left was more or lees wkward all afternoon.
and two more hits.
A tempestuous throw by Morisrity in the
lands, and Conroy's curtaiied toss to FIRST.
which pulled Chase of the bag. was equally
open handed in supplying hostile tslliee,
Moore mangled a short throw in the ninth
that cost a run. The batting Of. Monsnty.
Kleinow and Hoffman and q wild throw by
three runs. The scores
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TO-DA1"s CARD ron BRIGHTON.
Brighton Junior stakes and seashorc
Handicap the Features.

A hne card is offered by the Brighton Beach
Racing Association for to-day. The $1,000
Brighton Junior Stakes. for two year-olds. six
furlon9s. is n feature in which James u.
keenP's nbesten Colin viii be played 10
defeat Bar None. Chapultepec and others.
For the Scsshore Handicap, at a mile and
u quarter. pandelioD. kcrcheval and Phil
ander look formidable.
The Brighton Steeplechsse. AZ about two
and n half miles. is another attraction. with
Collsny a probable tay9rite oyer Com
Olds will run in the first race. at a mile, with
Sewell. ATimo and Dick Finnell figuring. In
the second race, for two-year-olds San
guine, Amundsen and Number One have ev-
cellent chances. In the last race, for platers.
az q mle and a sixteenth. Cnrtha ge. Jacobite
and ReidmOre look the best. The entries
follow:
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VANDERBILT GRAYS WIN.
a. W. watson and y. .. Holloway Alss Do
Well az Long Brancb SHOW.

LoNU BRANuH, ~. j.. July TO-. The third
day Of tho Monmouth County Horse SHOW
Association. notwithstanding the threatening
weather. attracted n big crowd. II was after
7 O'Clock before the last class. the gallo
ways, was judged. There being eight en-
tries u was necessary to divide them. the
winners Of the first two heats appearing In
the final.
lIonors for first place a. to-dsy's show
we're divided between Alfred Vanderbilt.
9. W.. Watson and Sidney }. Holloway, The
individual winners we're Mrs. ~. \. Iadew.
william Carr. u. j.. Patterson, j. W. HART
man. Miss &. Adelaide Doremus and George
Chirpchase. There were fifteen starters In
the saddle horse class. The contest between
Jasmine. the Patterson entry, Miss Dore-
musis Lady Mcdonald and Mrs. Ladsw's
Artists Model was close. The Judges gave
the. blue 10 Jasmine, which was q big favorite
with the crowd. Lady Mcdonald getting
second place and Artists Model third
In the single harness class Alfred g.. Van
derbilt won with The Youngster. with Harri-
mans Lord Burieigh second. Mr.. Wander
bilt's second entry. Polly Prim, took third
place. Sidney J. Holloway carried on first
and second honors in the jumping class. the
first with Centennial and the second with
Cygnet. He also won the hunt class with
Jaconite. In the high stepping class Ranging
Bells and Kittie Grey, the Watson entries.
carried on first and second prizes. Their
victory was . decidedly popular one.
In the road teams Mr.. vanderbilt's grsys
walked away from the Tichenor Grand and
Nestledown Farm entries. Mr.. Vanderbilt
held the whip behind his grays. In the com
btnation saddle class Miss Doremusis Lady
Mcdonald won the ribbon from Mrs. Gerken's
afternoon. Mr.. Hartman. who won last
year WITH Sh,eitsin; got nf.s and ssc9 MT
Wander bilt' : The Youngster third. II Mr..
Hartman wins the class next year the cup
Watson are tied for, first place in blue rib
hons; They each have won seven. Mt.
Vanderbilt and Mr.. Holloway are tied Tor
second place with four.
Ladew's Sis, m. Welsh Princess; second. william
snders eb. m. Lightning; fourth. carr's cb. m.
oh. m. Ktiie GREY; second. Mrs; John GeIkenrs
Gs; +; N ssn : ;o0 third, e vi WsSSS1s 1 Oh; m.
Class : saddle ponies. no, exceeding -. hand.
+. X" Palmer" Oh. T. Gr..pplss; ,SITd. Cars s.f B. g.
Master; fourth, Mrs. Ii. S. isdew'S roam m. Psi,ie
Class Is Saddle horses, exceeding 49,: hands
vEirs.' kSIEs !: Ps,.srson,s 6 m Jasmine; second,
t tSsrsS. Ned S.Sm +; : F FsS%s cs eT; . b sed ArIIss Model
and not exceeding Is.s First; 4. g. vsnderbilt,s
p n m Lp gSe paT pSnTs's third sfc Sands ri III T. s' n' PoIiy
prlm; fourth George Wilson's ?. 9 Emperor
HO Si1ss %I b 5Gn e cen sES Tlm Second Holloway :;
, N; cSspet; third, William Cars b e. sspolio;
foS eTsss P % J. s ESlp''r s;e or; :; Ln nos Exceeding IS,
hands Elrs,, {; W: watson. 3; m. Ringing BELLS;
cars b. NJ. B.ibincct !; ioutS. Ishmsni s;rsuss's
Gss. sc.Rosd teams shown to cesch-Fin,,,A.
q NHn0eTbilt'R four QrAys "a. q, VauderhlO.
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CROKER'S ORBY BEATEN.
Derby Winner Finishes Fourth at liver
poos-Maher wins Cup Race.
Cobls Despatch 10 TIE S

Special Cdos Despatch 10 TIE Sus.
LIVERPOOL, July 49, The race for the
Liver pool Cup. a handicap. LOO GINS.
one mile and three furlongs. was won by
Reid Walkers Dinneford. ridden by Danny
Maher. who won the cup last year on Lord
Derby's Chaucer. The second horse was
William Clsrk's, Gtngal. The third was Lord
The Atlantic 81 axes, 1000 sovereigns. for
three and four year ODDS. one mile and a furlone.
was won by Sir !. Robinson's Lin acre. Mr..
Kennedy's Earlstone was second and Mr..
Fairies East ern was third, Richard Crokers
Orby. the Derby winner. was In the race.
and came In fourth.
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'Batted for Lundgrsn in the second inning.
tBatted for Pfeister in the eighth inning.
boston ....,....,. 0. o 1856 90
First base on errors-Chicago 20. I; Boston. l..
plays-Bates. sweeney. Brain and renney; Moran
and Evcrs Two base hits-Shccksrd. Needham.
bases HOFFMAN q Randall 90. Brain, Bates.
Pirst base on balls-On Pfefster. s. on Lndaman, q:
out BY Lundgren. &: by Pteister 2; by Linda
man. !; by. Dorner. Z. ~Umpire-o'Dsy: Time
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Home r~%neLumiss. yscriace his~syrns. His By
Esrger, 1: on Rucker, 4 Struck out-By Ksrrer. s:
Left on bases-St. Louis. q: Brooklyn. s. Umpire
Rigler. Tme-i hour and 10 minutes. Attendance
800.
BOSTON IN. Ll. 0. CHICAGO IN. H.. 7.
CHICAGO. July ee--rour luckily placed hits In
the second inning drove LupdRren into retirement
10 day and gave Boston Q winning lead. Chicago
fought hard, but could not overtske the Bostons.
The score:
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'Batted for shlpke In the eighth inning.
&, Loui. .........9 sSSdSe 90
Left on bases-wsshington Q: 81. Louis. !. First
base on rrcrs-wsehington J: g; Louis. 2, Yirs,
base on bais-on Howell. z % Graham. |; on
enbsrs 2; BY Smith. / His BY pitcher-ny Hcysi!.
hanty, Two base hits-Shipke. Niles. Ycsger.
sacrifice his-osnlsy. Stolen S~ssss,cymsr Dele.
pire Evans. Time, hours and Is minutes. A.
tendance-t.5OO
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CLEVELAND. !: NEW Torn "a. L.. 3-rIRsr GAME
uHvNrASn INV v0RU

'BAtted Tor Newton IN Tue eIRhth inning.
Slsye!.md ...,.,S pssS9I i.
First base on errors New York. |; Cleveland, 2.
Left on bases-New York, 4; Cleveland. &. FIRST
base on balls on Hoax. 2; on Rhoades. I. Struck
out BY Newton. s. by Rhoades, 3 Three has
hits-Stovsll, Deiehsnty. Two base hits Fiber
field. Chsse. MORTALITY Thomas czl. Stovai. sac
bases HinchmAn. Turner. Double play Newton.
Williams and Chase. Wild pitch Rhoades. Hit
by pitcher-By Rhoades. 2. Hlts-On Newton, II
In eight innings; OF Hogg, | in one inning. Um-
plres- Hurst and Connolly, Time-2 hours and
10 minutes.
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'Batted Tor Mssner In the ninth inning.
Jersey City. ............ q o q q a
Providence. | 0 I o o.
First base on errors-Jerey City. 2; Providence,
, Left on bssey-Jer.ey City, g. Providence, a.
First base on balls o Masner. z: OF Harris, Z.
struck out BY Masner. g. by Harris, Two base
hit Clement. Sacrifice hit Harris. Stolen bases
Clement, Bean, Hsliigsn, Mcconnell. Lord, Po-
land ~, Duny. Abstein, Black, Crawford. Hit by
pitcher-B BY Masner. 4. Passed bsii-Havrr. I'm.
pircs sullivan and Harris. Time-1 hours. AZ
tcndance-SO0.
NEwARK, s. BALTIMORE, 4.
BALTIMORE. July 7s.-To days rame was q
comedy of errors. each team making seven mis-.
nlAy8 The acore,
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NAVY SHOOTERS
Finish First n second In Regiment Al
Team Match at Creedmoor.

CREEDMooR. July 2e.-The regimsntsi
match for teams OF six at 700. 500 and am
yards was shot to-day during a trying dsv NJ
conditions. The first team of the Third Bs,.
tleship Division. U. :. ". took the lead al the
200 yard stage and held a good margin II 500
and 600 yards, with the Second Bsttlesh,r
Division. vi 8. n. second, and the First Team
tender. third. The scores were as follows
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FAST FACING At DETROIT.
Baron Grafton Forced to Make Best Vile
OF the Year to Beat Angus Pointer.

DETROIT. Mich, July 20. Ideal summer
weather and track conditions drew another
big crowd to the Crosse Pointe track to-day.
A race record OF this year was beaten when
Baron Grafton was forced TO go the mile in
eOS. to win the free for all pace from Angus
Pointer. Pointer led 10 within a dozen strides
Of the wire. when Baron Grafton collsred him
after . magnificent driving battle. In the
sec ond heat Geers again won. the Baron out
footing Angus within 70 feet Of the wire. In
the third heat Baron Grafton won easily in
slow time.
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1T. LOUIS IN. L., 3: BRookLrS, q
ST. LoUIs, July 3e.--St. Louis trimmed Brooklyn
in the opening game Of the series . 70 . In handy
fashion this afternoon. Lnmley's home run In
the ninth inning gave Brooklyn its two runs. The
score:
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Good start. won EASILY: King Sol. h r. =. by
Toddlng ton co. Abilonr: owned by tho Rrownlelx n
Park Stable. trained by \. ". Clakon.
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First base on error.-N New Work, !; Cleveland. =.
base on balls-oH Moore, 2. Struck out nv Moore.
3 by T%hielman; 2. Three base hits kleinow.
Htnchman. Two base hlts-Hohman TApcrte, Brad,
ley, Birmln CHAM. Sacrince hlt-Thlelmsn. Stolen
bases Turner. O'Brten. Hit by pitcher--By Moore.
T. umpires-Connolly ana Hurst. Time-2 hours.
Attendance-s.O0
session "A. ~. A. pErRoIr. T..
BOSTON, July y. Boston punched their hits in
the seventh inning after two men were out IN. dsy
and scored Two runs, enough TO win the game.
The sCOTe,
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LEAGUE.
Broekiyus Lose IN %. Louls-Chicsgos
Beaten ny Bcstons.

The New Works and C~fncinnatis we're
scheduled TO play yesterday. but for some
reason not made clear. unless 1t was from
gate receipt motives. the game was post
poned until to-morrow-s wise move II lucre
is TO take precedence over sport. tn Brook
lyns lived up to the schedule and we're worsted
by the Cardinals. and the Chica COS fell before
the Bostons. The results:
-. Louis. .: Brooklyn. =.
Boston, O: Chicago. 3.
Al m4aNahu~--yEA l.aAunAa
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Trt-State League.

NJ Trenton First game Trenton 5: Williams.
port. :. Second game Trenton, ? Williams.
port. r.
At Lancaster First game Lsncssier, q Altoona,
2 Second game Lancaster. a, Altoona.
A. Reading 30 Reading q; Johnstown. T.
At wtlminG ton Harrisburg. .; wIlmlng ton, 4.
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on n hit bounding Into the blcachers add scorIng
three runs In the second inning gave ~. Louis .
lead to day whlca Washington could not over
came The aeoFcs
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-Battsd for esrchen In the eighth inning,
Ssw va -, ,,,,..,...jcc 7 $685. q
Three base hit Mullen. Sacrifice hits-BurcheIi
Rspp, O'Hara. Hall. Stolen base-O'Hara. Ftrst
base on balls-on Burchell, 2; OF Mccarthy, 8.
Hit by p,tcher-By .Burchen, I; by Mccarthy, 4.
struck out-Hy Burcheli. 8: by Mccarthy, /; by
Adkins. 2. Len on bases baltimore, o: Newark, s.
First base on errors Baltimore. ,: Newark a. I'm
ptre-Conwsy. Time-i hour and 50 minutes.
AT TORONTO.
n. n, q,
Rochester. ,,.....O q 2 n n ii q
Batteries Rudolph and Corrigsn: Bannister and
Higgins.
Al Montreal Rain.
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FIRST base on error Philadelphia. LET, on bases
Chicago. :; Philadelphia, 10. first base on balls"
q By Atrock, l. Two base hits isbei. SeybolS
collins. sacrincs hi, Powers. Stolen bases
DAVIS. iseel and Donohue rsbeIi and Honohu.
UmpiIes sheridan. and stafford, Time hour
and 80 minutes. Attendance zoos.
~. LOUIS "A. ~, 9: WASHINGTON,
wAsHfSoroN, July N-Hcveirs auk, nom, M.
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!, kasn,ile.M.ssviilss Y: Msa?h,s.
AZ sirmin gnAnn- utue Rock, D. Hrmfn ghAn. I,
AZ ontHomrrY-RAln.
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Al scranton First Gsme-A.. j. q G., q scrsn
ton 70; second rsm.-A, J q. q scrsnson.s
a, Blpghsmton . Albany, .: Bi%nghamton. s
At Syracuse Troy, o. Syracuse, =
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


Providence captured the second game Of their
series with Jersey. City yesterday In Jersey City.
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BASEBALL: Tc-dsy. SO p. " American
League Park. y. v. Americans Va. Cleveland. Az
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Cleveland In New York: 81, Louis IN Wasbln x,on,
Chicago In Philadelphia Detroit IN Boston.
NArroSAL LHAauk.
New York In Cincinnati: Brooklyn In 81, Iouis:
Philadelphia In PittsburE; Boston In Chicago.
EAsryNv LEAGUE
Provtdence In Jersey City: Newark In Baltimore
sursio In Montreal; Rochester IN Toronto.
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~ Worcester Worcester. S; Lynn. :.
Other games postponed Rain.
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Al Columbia Columbia, 4; Augusta. 1.
~ Chsrleston Charleston 2: Savannah. n
Al Jackson Vile . Jacksonville. q Macon 4.
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A. lincoln 90 Lincoln. >: Sioux City, a.
Other xames postponed Rain.
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A. New Haven W aterbury .: New Haven, 1
A. Bridgeport Springfield, 4; Bridgeport,
AZ Hoiyoke- Holyoke. o. Norwich, g.
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new FORKS DOUBLE LOSERS
RAM FIELDING GIVES TWO
GAMES TO CLEVELANDS.


Bostonr and Lose sccOnd ptsce-eht-
Beaten Again -st. Louis a winner.
BY bsttering the New Works twice yester-
day the Cleyelsnds regsined second place
in the American League race. the DetrOits
being beaten by the Bostons. Tit Chicagos
we're beaten for the fourth straight time
BY the Philadelphias. and the Clevelands
are pressing them closely. with the Phlladel-
phias and Detroits near by. The ~. Louis
team was a winner In Washington. The
results:
Cleveland. .; New York, S-ftrst game.
Cleveland. -; New York. 8-Sec0nd game.
Boston. n; Detroit. 0.
phiiadeiphss. =; Chicago. q.
~. Louis. o; washingt o % q.
STANDING or raH cLuBs.
chicago. g i 'sosI New YORK d. 4 4 ~
Cleveland. o.. 90 40 .5asl 81. Louis. q. "a 80 .4ip
detroit 80 - SEQ Boston. .. go. 80 81 .3e3
Philadelphia % IS .Sesl Washington rs 81 $40
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Fair start. won driving; Martin Doyle. b. h, S.
by Capt. SiRsbee La Manda, owned BY Amos
Turney: trained by A.. Baker.
FIFTH RACE.
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Central lesgue,

~ Grand Rapids Grand n pids, q Evansville, :
A. South Bend South Bend. y; Terre Haute, II
A. Day ton Dayton, :; wheeling
A. Springfield -Sprin gn-ld, .: Canton, I.
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American Association.

A. Indianapolis Toledo, ?; Indiana polls.
A. Minneapoiis- ST, Paul. 8; Minnes polls, =
~ Louisville Louisville, 8: Columbus I.
~ Kansas Milwaukee. q: Kansas City. a.
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Selling for Two wear ODDS. $500 added sI1

= Good starr; won driving; ~Flsvigny. br. m. (. ny
z Hastings FlaVls. owned and trained by r. T..
Watkins.
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Good start; won easily; Ninbus. h. z. =. by
by 7, Brooks.
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Totals. II n 70 2
.Bstted for Lundgrsn in the second inning.
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Good start: won driving Qusdrile. h.. q. :. by
Rafallo Court Dance owned by Samuel rs man;
trained by II. Y. Watkins.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Totals - s:Ip {. Totals - II n 10 ,
Chicago. ..,.....,.,...O q. q n,
Philadelphia ,..,......0 o ? q -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04

perior de Ssnidad no esta compuesta sola.
mente de m6dicoa.
81 doctor Zeno. Que cree Que 81 argu.
mento del Befior Barcel6 es algo capricho.
so. Que Sc daha 5ner mucho cuidado en-
Sc refiere para pTocurar que estas sean
respetadas siempre; pero dentro de Ia l6gi-
ca y de Ia ConVeniencia general. 81 Official
de Ssnidad es un empIeado de distintas
condolences que los dem8s spietos al con.
troll de los alcaldes. Ea un mpleado tee.
nico que no debe estar suieto al capricho
de I'm alcalde que iao .tiene capacidad ga.
ralmente para juzgaTie. Que aquf hemos
presenciado grandes tuchas sntre alcaldes
y medicos y muchas Veceg algunos de es.
tos, no han sRbido colocarse en- su puesto,
por tenor de perjudicar & un alcalde. EI
senior Barcel6 20 Ie ruego Sc file que SO ha
dado 81 case en- un Official de 5anidad, sin
medios ha caido ca desgracia en- IN pueblo
por no bailar con la hiia del alcalde''. Yo
creo que actualmente los -alcaldes de Pto.
Rico son persouas de discretion de inte-
ligencia; pero es precise que On Ia ley se
garantice la libertad de los medicos para
obrar como cream conveniente dentro de
50 criterio y con 81 derecho que una junta
sufcientemente capacitada, como la Supe-
rior de sanidad, olga sus quejas 6 juzgue
sus faltas. La Junta Superior podra re.
solver en- Segunda instancia y adn Ie que
ds al alcalde al m5dico ell derecho de
acudir los tribunaleS. Muy respetables
son los alcaldes; pero tambi6n deben scr
respetables los m6dicoa Que creee qu no
Sc quita nj autonomfa los aYuntamientos
nj atribuciones los alcaid6s. Que ruega
q su distinguido oponente rectifque su
criterio.
El senior de Diego. Que Sc opone que
Sc conceda el derecho de apslaci6n los
m6dicos para anita "a Junt4 Superior de
Sanidad, contra los acuerdos de los muni
cipios. Que los municipios representan la
voluntad del pueblo " Ia Junta Superior
de Sanidad es IN ORGANISING del gobierno
nombrado por este sin que en- su constitu-
ci6n entire para NADIA La volnntad del pue-
bio. Que se opone que ningdn derecho
de apelaci6n sea concedido para ante la
Junta Superior deSanidad en- contra de
decisiones de los municipios
Fl sefor Audinot. Que cree que el Sr.
de Diego no Sc ha fjado en- que esas ape
laciones Sc Teferen 4 8asuntos t6cnicoB en-
los que, muchas vecss hi los alcaldeg, mn.
niciPios al juntas locales puedan daT una
opinion Begura y autorizada que puede
dar ia j nnTa EapeTfi6r. ds
FL Benor BarceI6. Que nj 81 alcalde nj
81 ayuntamiento tienen que iutervenir Ea-
re NADIA en- las funciones de los ofciales de
sanidad. El Consejo municipal sefisla el
radio de Ia acci6n de los Bervicios del me-
dicos este desatiende & su obligation, no
vista .S los enferrnos, sale de Is iurisdic.
ci6n sin licencia = realiza actoB inGebidos,
Spara califcar esEos hechos &c necesita una
resoluci6n tecnica de juntas de sanidad
locales s superioreA2
(ContinGa en- "a pdgina "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
COntinla discutiendOse la ley de
Sandal. . 49,.
En- el COnsejO Sc c0ntinua disCutied-
do eI bill del Consolidate. Sc
apTuehael lnfOrme della COmisi6n
suprimiendo Ia palahra : nativO''
pOr I contra g..

Anoche bubo una reunion coniunta de
Delegados de Ia CamaraSy Junta Central
de la Uni6D de Puerto Rico. Termin6
Ia una media de la mafiana.
Hay mucha animaci6n en- Ia CSmara.
81 senior Was regres6 anoche de Qua.
Yama.
. Muhoz, Zeno Matienzo. Munoz y
Mendez. De Diego y Zsno Gambia. El
doctor del Vale viene q conferenciar con
Vihase Luego con Aeufa. Matienzo,
Usera del Vale.
10 ; Is. Lista. % delegados. Ell
doctor don Salvador iCarbonell ,viene & la
c6mala. En- el consejo coptinda Ia discu.
sion del bill del consolidate. al Sr. Ma
tienzo solicita que para no perder tempo
no Sc lea ell acts. De acuerdo.{
Ell Concejo municipal de Rio Piedras
Sc opone 81 bill de condados.
La comisi6n de instruction p1bIica ip-
forma 81 ii. B. enviando un sustituto.
Orden del dia. Llegs el companero en-
la prensa senior Raldiris nos pregunta 81
hay ''caramelos''.
Contin6a la discussion del III. B. 4. Sa-
nidad.
De Diego, Was Ochoteco Baiz. Ell
senior Barcel6 SO opone Ia secci6n q.
Dice que cuando un Official de Sanidad
sepa que no le debe su pueato al monici
pio, hald 10 que mejor le plazca, sus
comps feros de la Junta de Sanidad Supe-
Tior SO hardn Ia vista lsrga sin que ell
ayuntamiento pueda eiercer practicamente
su autoridad sobTe IN funeionario que de
6l no dependa. Que con ESQ se ataca Ia
autonomfa municipal.
81 senior Sanchez Morales que pasa pa.
ra 81 Consejo Executive % detiene 4 OR al
senior Barcel6.
Ell senior Mendez sostiene al ST.. BareeI6.
81 gefior BarIeras dice que no We donde
Sc ataca Ia autonomfa municipal puesto
que los alcaldeB contin6sn facultados para
intervenir en- la designation de todos los
funcionarios; pero que es precise que se
den gaFantfas los ofciales de Sgnidad
que puedsn EeaultaE tamhien guietoa 81 a..
pgicho 40 "a slcalda Que p Juata sus