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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

En- Ponce ell jueves por la noche un
ladron escalo la casa, que ocupa en- la
calle de LA Victoria don lose Ma
ia Gerardino FL ladr6n penetr6 en-
la casa rompiendo una ventana una
vez dentro encendi6 una buiia re-
gistro toda Ia habitaci6n, pero como
escuchara que los vecinos daban vo-
ces avisando que 6l estaba allf scr
do 4 Ia fuga dejando sobre un baul
un martlllo, con el cuel trataria de
romper Ia cerradura. La policfa Il.
que ID p.sta del escalador, por les T.
lias que le han sido dadas por las per-
sonas que le vieroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Han sido nombrados policias insua-
res por ell termino de dos aflos Luper-
clio Lopez Diaz, Libredo Santiago
Arroyo, Este ban Rodriguez, Jose E.
Toro Garcia, Rafael Felices Mexorana,
Am brosio Lopez, Juan Cancel, FIoren-
clio Maldonedo Seda, Carlos Verges y
Prascedes Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06
NueVO teniente

Ha sido ascendido segundo te-
nlente de la Policla Insular el sargen-
to del mismo cuerpo don Juan Lopez
Diaz, que en- Ia actualidad era conan.
dante del puesto de Santurce
Felicitamos al sefior Lopez Dfaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

En- Arecibo ha sido sobreseido ell
sumario que contra don Ramon Ma
rim Guerra, Marshal de la Corte Mu-
nucipal de aquella ciudad Sc le
seguia por Ell supuesto delito de abu-
SO de conhanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

En- la sala de socorros de esta ciu-
dad fueron curados aver Pablo Mi
liam, Eusebio Duprey, Jose Gonzalez,
Benigno Lugo y Nicolas Ramirez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Aver fue dado de alta en- Ell hospi--
tai municipal de esta ciudad el indi
viduo Juan Izquierdo, quedando Sc
senta y ocho enfermos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06
Ell VINO RABOT

es TN medicamento de primer orden.
Como amargo excita los est6msgos
mas delicados. Como t6nico repsra
rapldamente las fuerzas de los conva-
lecientes. Es el medicamento mas
apreciado para los convalecientes del
trancazo.
Sc encuentra en- todas las farma-
cias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Obras completas ilustradas de Guy
de Maupassant: Los Domingos de
un burgu6s en- Paris, Anton, El Sc
for Paret, Las Hermanas Rondolf,
FL doncel de la Nenora Husson, Rollo
lie Manteca, Claros de Luna, Ell Hor-
Ia, Cuentos del dIa y de la noche, Ell
Viejo Million La mano izquierda, Ell
BuhOnero. De venta en- el ROLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

El Fiscal de la Corte de Guayama,
ha ordenado ell arresto del individuo
Jose A. Pineda, acusado del supuesto
delito de hurto de mayor cuanta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06
EI proUrana de naaf1ana

Es una nci6n-monstruo Mari
ma y "El Husar." Cuatro actos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Asunei6n Garrilo la) Reinita que
aver Sc encontraba en- estado de en-
briaguez, promovi6 un fuerte escanda-
10 en- Ia calle de San Justo, teniendo
que intervenir Ia pc'icia, quien arrest6
al alborotador en- Ia carcel municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Anoche las ocho media promo
vic un fuerte escandalo en- la calle
de San Sebastian la individual Celia
Martinez. Ell Juez de Paz conden6
hoy la Martinez pagar ounce do
liar de multa 6 sufrir ounce dfas de
arreStO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Por imposibiidad fisica han sido
separados del cuerpo de la policia in
sular, los guardias Domingo Lopez y
Felix Perez, y al guardia Rafael R.
Pacheco Lopez, le fu6 admitida la re-
nuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06
Varias noticias

Andres Vidal ha ingresado en- la
galera de sumaria de la carcel de
AreciDo acusado del supuesto delito
de hurto de menor cuantia, salio en-
libertad de la misma carcel Alfredo
Jimenez Ocasio.
En- Yauco han contraido matrimo-
Mo el jovcn don Manuel Cardenas. :
la bella Y distinguida seforita Car
men dc Alfaro.
Nos informan que ha fallecido en-
Coamo Ia se1lora Doiia Jnana Bautis-
ia Colon viuda dc Rivera
paz a sus restos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-06

Esta manaDa han sido aprobadas
por q Departamento de Educaci6n.
las propuestas de maestros para Ell
entrante ano escolar, de los pueblos
de Aguadilla, Aibonito, Comerfo,
Isabella, Guayama y Ponce.
Ha sido nombrado miembro de Ia
Iunta Escolar de Arecibo. don Pedro
Amadeo y Rivera, vecino de aquel
pueblo
En ell catetin "El Marine" fu6 arres-
tado anoche e. lndividuo Ezequiel Cruz,
porque llevaba an cuchillo Fu6 con-
denado q pagan diez dollars de multa.
Esta noche contraeran matrimonio
en- la iglesia parroquial dc Puerta dc
TERRA, el ioven don Ramon Zeno v
la bella y distinguida senorita Merce-
des Portell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
CORNELL PLAYS
HATCHETITES TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon the first big game Of
the local base ball season will be played
when the strong Cornell aggregation from
Ithaca oppose the Hatchetite nine on the lat
ter's diamond at Van Ness Park. That the
game will be a hot one goes without say
ing. This is Cornelrs first game against
the Buff and Blue university and both
colleges will strive to the utmost to gain
the coveted first victory.
With the Ithacans will come Deshon,
popularity known as the best college pitcher
in the country, and should he serve up the
Blenders tomorrow the Hatchetites will
Scarcely enjoy swatfest, to say the
least.
Though the downtown institution rep
resentatives are reported to be badly dis
abled through the failures to comply with
the new eligibility code of some of their
players, it is known that Capt Titus has
hopes of removing the conditions by to-
morrow on the majority of the players and
of putting his strongest lineup against the
Comedians. He has not yet decided who
will do the twrlng, but it probably lies
between Hester, Carr and Capt. Titus him
self.
The game starts at 4:3O pm. in order to
accommodate the government employees, and
1t is expected that a large crowd of them
will be hand to welcome the advent of
Americas favorite game.
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GO between RATED
BEST IN EXCELSIOR

Go Between, winner Of last season 8
Suburban handicap, is assigned top weight
in the Excelsior handicap, the feature Of
the opening day, April o. at the Jamaica
track Although Go Between was Grip
pie last fall, Walter S. Vosburgh still has
faith in him and places him at the head Of
the list of sixty-one entrants for this event.
DR.. Gardner, owned jointly by Frank
Farrell and Timothy D. Sullivan, really car
ries off the honors of the weight question.
He is only four years old, while Go Be-
tween Is seven. DR.. Gardeners assignment
of 1913 pounds indicates the high esteem in
which he is held by the official Handicapped.
He Is asked to concede weight to Dande-
lion, the near winner of last season.
Metropolitan, Brooklyn and Suburban
handicaps.
This seasons Excelsior promises to be a
great race. 1t is the first big event of the
spring which calls for display of en-
durance as well as speed. The distance
Is a mile and a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of mile further than the Carter Handi-
cap. list of the horses eligible reveals
such great campagners, besides those
previously mentioned, as Tokalon, winner
of the Brooklyn handicap last year; Disha-
billie, Hot Teddy, Oxford Nealon, Glorifier,
1nquisitOr, Good Luck, De Mund, Horace
E., sack Atkin and Philander.
1nquisitor, fast horse and one that
comes to hand early, was leniently treated
with only 112 pounds Andrew Miller, part
owner of 1nquisitor and steward of the
Jockey Club, has good cause to thank his
luck that his horse has such fine chance
to win the $4,000 stake.
The names of the entrants, with their
weights, are:
The Excelsior Handicap, for three-year-
olds and upward, $40 each or $50 if de-
clared by April I; starters to pay 800 ad-
ditional; guaranteed cash value $4,000, of
which $3.50 to the second and $1,000 to
the third, one mile and One-siXteenth.
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NIC0L LOST RACE
BY FOUL TACTICS

NEW ORLEANS, March 22-Jockey Nj
coils rough riding yesterday in the fourth
race at the Fair Grounds cost those who
backed his mount many hundreds of dol
lars. He won the race with Juggler the
topheavy favorite at II to 20, but in his
eagerness to win he deliberately interfered
with St Valentine. The stewards disquali-
fed Juggler and gave the race to st. VAL
entine.
The foul was SO deliberate that the stew
ards had to take action. Nicol, however,
was not alone In his rough tactics. He was
himself cut off soon after the start. He
declared to the stewards tht ]. Lee, who
rode st. Valentine, was to blame In re-
taliation Nicol forced Juggler against St
Valentine so hard that the latter was near
ly knocked down.
After this mishap St Valentine closed up
a big gap and In the stretch challenged Jug
gler. Nicol again cut off st. Valentine Pa
sadena was a keen contender and was also
bumped. Lee and Mountain lodged a pro-
test against Nicol. and after a short inves-
tigation the stewards placed the horses in
the following order: ST. Valentine first,
Pasadena second and Lady Esther third.
Morales, one of the Crescent City Derby
candidates, had public workout for that
event in the fifth race. He was opposed by
Gargantua, another eligible for the $4,000
event.
This race was merely a good strong gal
lop for Morales. He went to the front at
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GARRY HERMANN
PRESIDENT OF BOWLERS

ST LOUIS. March 1.-THE Cincinnati del
eeation TO the annual convention of the
American Bowling Congress secured the
next congress and tournament for that city
and elected August C'Garry'O Hermann
president Of the congress for 1918. After
the Introduction of the new president the
congress adjourned sine die.
ST. Paul contended for the next meeting
OF the congress, and supported r. ii. Bry-
son of indianapolis for reelection to the
presidency.
The vote for the place for holding the next
congress resulted: Cincinnati, ITO: st. Paul
so. and that Tor president, Hermann, 102
Bryson, -.
The secretary was instructed to cast unan-
imOus ballots for Edward Meyers Wash
ington, ID. c., first vice president; Adam
Hahn. Pittsburg. second vice president F.
l.. Pasdeloup, Chicago, treasurer. and the
following members of the executive COM
mittee: p. G.. Hin, Cleveland; George
Metzger, Pittsburg: w. Fette Wheeling;
samuel karpf. Dayton, Ohio. Abe Langtry
OF Miiwaukee. was elected secretary
FEBRUARY I'D was selected as the date for
the next congress.
President Hermann announced the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
FIRST BASEMAN
CHASE HOLDING OUT

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March 22.-Hal
Chase, the famous first baseman, whose
negotiations for more money If he is to ap-
pear in the uniform of the New York
Americans this year have set New York
fans to talking. blew into Los Angeles yes
terday. He came quietly but it was not
long before he was discovered and forced
to make the rounds of his old haunts and
shake hands with his numerous local
friends.
Just $1,000 now stands in the way of
my signing new contract with the New
York team. All this talk that l will give
in at the last minute and sign up is nom
sense. 1 have bought out a cigar store In
San Jose and don't care much whether
play ball this year or not. II divide my
time between taking care Of the business
and playing with the little San Jose team"
Chase is here to play with the ST. Marys
College team of Oakland. He came down
in advance of the team, he says, that he
could get little rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
OPEN SEASON TOMORROW.
Naval Academy and st. Johns Play
Ball at Annapolis.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


ANNAPOLIS. March %, 1907
The local base ball season will open to-
morrow with a game between the mines of
the Naval Academy and st. Johns College
The weather has been good considering
the carly date, and both teams have had
a fair amount of field practice besides
work in the cage. 1t is likely that both
teams will try at least two pitchers and
make changes in other positions during
the game.
The probable arrangement of the mines
will be:
Naval Academy-Pitchers, Van Auken and
Lanphire; catchers, Hambsch and Stiles;
first base, Hickey; second base, Bacon;
third base, Lombard Captain; shortstop,
Purnell; left field, LANCE; center field,
Battle; right field, Ducey.
St. Johns-Pitchers, Bosey and Saltery;
catcher, Johnson; first base, Shearer:
second base Wilmer; third base, Carroll
tcaptain); shortstop, Robinson; left field,
Mudd; center field, Austin; right field, Har-
rison.
On the navy team, Hambsch, Stiles,
Bacon and Lombard have played regularly
on the first nine in previous years, while
the pitchers, Van Auken and Lanphire,
have had experience in some games.
Hickey, Purnell Lange and Battle have all
had experience on teams of lesser i'm
portanee.
The only members of last years nine who
will play on ST. Johns are Lombard,
Shearer and Austin. However, most of
the other players have had experience on
good teams. Robinson, shortstop, is a son
of Wilbert Robinson, the well-known Balti-
more professional Young Robbie Is doing
finely, and his father has shown his in
terest by several visits to Annapolis, dur
ing which time he coached the collegians
Saltery has had experience as pitcher
around his home, Scranton, Pa, and Mudd
Wilmer. Bosley and Harrison have all
played on strong mines.
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TURF AND TRACK NOTES.

Danny Maher began the season aus
piciously yesterday in England by winning
the Liverpool spring cup. value 5000. with
Lord Derby's four-year-old bay horse,
Bridge of Canny, by Love Wisely, carrying
lis pounds. Wild Aster was second and
Cadwal third. The distance was one mile
and three furlongs. and sixteen horses ran.
Bridge Of Canny was at 100 to IA in the
betting. The Hon. George Lambton, q
brother of Lord Durham, one Of the stew
ards of the jockey club, trains for Lord
Derby, and last year was at the head Of
the best of successful trainers. Maher is
the regular jockey for the stable.
At recent meeting of the stewards Of
the National Steeplechase and Hunt Asso-
Nd, was granted permission to ride as q
gentleman rider for the year 1907. and
permission was also granted to the follow
Ing gentlemen to ride as gentlemen riders
Tucker, Mr.. r. F. Carman, jr.; Mr.. R. F..
Potter, Mr.. s. L. Won Phul and Mr. Percy
Evans. The following trainers licenses
were granted: Ben" Pope, w. G. Wilson,
granted licenses: James Beamish, P. Gal
lagher. w. G. Wilson, Thomas Rodrock and
Otto B. Heider.
According to an announcement by Capt.
c. A. TILES, there will be race meet for
running horses conducted by the st. Louis
Racing Association from April Is to June
Is this year at Delmar race course Capt.
TILES says that there will be no recognized
betting during the meeting which will in
any way conflict with the law.
Races will be held at the Lexington track
from April q to May 4. These dates have
been allotted by the Kentucky racing COM
mission. The decision to hold a running
meeting Is believed to be the result of an
agreement between the Blue Grass Fair
people and James B. Haggin Of New York,
by which they have agreed to purchase the
track from Capt. Harry Brown Of Pitts
burg
Announcement is made by Secretary
Moore Of the Narragansett Park Trotting
Association that the Perk Brew stakes OF
5000 will be for the free-for-all pacing
class when the Grand Circuit meeting is
held here this season. Entries for the
event close April %. The stake has previ-
ously been offered for PAGERS around the
2.1O mark.
Although Juggler achieved a new track
record for seven furlongs at the New
Orleans Fair Grounds track yesterday, run
ming the distance in 1.25 40, his disquali-
fication robs him of the honor.
Among the prize winners at the recent
show held in London in conjunction with
the Royal commission on horse breeding
was the once well-known American racer
Sly Fox. by Silver Fox, now owned by T.
X. Bickel. He was taken to England by
Charley Dwyer about eight years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
ATHLETIC CLUB BEATS
GEORGE WASHINGTON

The George Washington University team
dropped its second game of the season
yesterday afternoon at Van Ness Park, to
the Washington Athletic Club team by a
score of II 10 s.
The university team was outplayed at
every stage of the game. 1t was outbatted
well outfelded. Its work in the field
was very poor, ten errors being chalked up
against II. The stick work of the Athletic
team was very good
Hester, the big sOuthpaw of the George
Washington team, was on the firing line,
but did not do well was expected, as
he was wild and the Athletic team touched
up his delivery at will. Green, for the win
nerS. did very good work.
-ILt scnrE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
RICH PRIZES
FOR THE BOWLERS

There have entered in the national bowl
ing tournament which opens at Atlantic
City next Monday 40 fve-men teams, 26o
two-men teams and ass individuals. The
entrance fee for these entries amounts to
$500; IS per cent of this, which is So 1874,
is given back in prizes. There will be for
ty-five prizes for the five-men teams, vary
ing from $40 to 1856. The ninety-one prizes
for the two-men teams will vary from S11
to SIT, and the 162 prizes for the indiyid-
uals from $3.50 to s135. The Washington
bowlers have been scheduled as follows:
The firemen teams will roll on Friday, April
8; the Saengerbund at 600 pm. and the
Fat Men at $50 pm. All their doubles and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22

the start, made all the running and won
easily by two lengths. Gargantua was un-
able to keep the pace and was beaten for
second honors by Bonart. Morales ran an
Impressive race. If he repeats 1t Saturday
he has a good chance to finish in the money.
Fred Burlew>is anxious to buy Mont
gomery. He asked Trainer Colston to
place a price on the colt and to give him
figure Colston mentioned was not made
public. but 1t is reported to be large one.
Burlew will watch Montgomery in his final
trial for Saturdays big race, and II it is
agreed upon.
The Summaries
First race, selling; three-year- tads and up; i've
and na pder %ss M.r 5o1 10
s iSs * knsats1 fi;sS R FL , q S
Second 1od saee four fusongs oR
tain. 10 to !, third. Time, o.4s 4s Bitter Gold.
Lula b. Donna a. I Prince ossT
dare and Moore johnson also ran:
Third selling and up
SoandeT ios ks Martini to pt third ms
Fo1mead, St. Bellane and Benbinc also ran. -.
Fourth and % up @ f sT
eStins 1iS Leo to second Passde9a asg 5a2
was disqualified for foul Lady Esther, Lancastrian
and Fancy Dress also ran.
Fifth race, three,year-olds; one mile and twenty
19s Garner; TO SECOND; GarTantuas 1 1913
Sixth race. four-year-olds and up one and one
half miles,,LAcy Crawford, 1os O. Jones', to 5:
Cashier. 1902 Lloyd, 10 to third. Time, 2s5 s5.
Sanction. Glisten, Mae Lynch, La Cache, Discern
ment Ester Joy and Eta NJ. also
Seventh race selling; three r-olds and up;
one mile and a si1teenth-Mary Morris, 10s Gar
l. second; Ferroniere, 10s Gloyd). 70 to 1. third.
Time 147 1-5. Nellie Burn, Telegrapher John Nc
Bride Gull, Golden Wave, Noel, Scamous, Merry
Pioneer and Joe Davis also ran
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singles are down for Saturday, April G.
Warren and Rodrick. 1915 am; Waters
and Brosnan, German and Cox, II M;
Burdine and Miller. 1:15 pm; Crist and
Eckstein, Allison and Krauss, 7:5O pm;
Crist, $50 pm; Miller, $40 pm; Ecksten,
$3.50 r. m: Waters German. $40 pm. Rod
rick, Cox, Krauss, $50 pm; Warren, Bur-
dine $50 pm; Allison, 7:10 p.m.; Bros
nan, 7:5O pm.
The last series of games Of the season
between the Saengerbund and Fat Mems
clubs dhe same having been postponed)
will be bowled tonight on the Fat Mems
alleys.
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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

mite to meet committees repre-
senting rival bowling associations and ar
range IL possible to avoid conflicting dates
for future tournaments. The committee
comprises Col. ]. II. Hanger Of Louisville.
J. W. Mccormick of Toledo and former
President Bryson of Indianapolis
Col. Hanger was authorized to attend the
convention of the National Bowling Con-
gress at Atlantic City and explain to that
body what steps had been taken by the
American Bowling Congress toward cooper
alton.
r. F. Matak of st. Paul broke the high
mark of the present tournament in ind-
vidual class with a total of 617. His single
game scores were 221, 203, 1913.
The Furniture City League Of Grand Rap
ids. Mich, competing in the second flight
of fve-men teams last night, established a
high mark for the present tournament in
that class by rolling total of 2. 775 pins.
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Wants to Trade Parent.

BOSTON. Mass, March 22.-A dispatch
from Little Rock, Ark, where the Boston
Americans are training, says that yester-
day morning President John l. Taylor held
another conference with Fred Parent, the
shortstop, and at its close gave out the
following:
Talked with Parent again today. I'M
possible to agree on terms, and shall make
some trade for him"
Local followers of the game, however are
a little Slow to believe that the matter be-
tween Parent and the MANAGEMENT will not
be patched some way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
"TIN WHISTLES" IN
GOLF TOURNAMENT

PINEHURsT, N c., March &C. L.
Becker of the Woodland Golf Club Auburn
dale, Mass, was the medal winner of the
qualification round in the Tin Whistles"
annual club championship, leading the field
with low card Of 70. David Fleming, jr
of the Mt. Airy Club, Philadelphia, finished
second in 81, and J. D. Foot of Apawamis
third, in "a. One division of sixteen and
one Of eight qualified with the following, and
match play will continue through Saturday
The summaries:
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east before. Those who have seen his work
west speak well of him.
Goldsifter, by Goldspinner-Roseling, has
shown SO well in his work here since he
got in from Los Angeles that he Is looked
on as promising candidate for the Ben
ming handicap. on the opening day.
James McLaughlin's oxford Is another
improving horse since he reached here last
week. He Is not in the Benning handicap,
but will be seen out early in the meeting.