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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
lOTlS TEATRALES
Sube q escena la pre-
ciOsa zarzuela do Ia
pata y Marc ues
<EL ANILL0 De HlERRO,
Brillante interpret taci6n.. de Il
obra La orqussta bien.
Gran concurrencia,

FL Anillo de- AiSyro llev6 ante.
anoche bastante concurrencia al
teatro.
La zarzuela de Marcos Zapata
y Miguel Marques fue ALA en- los
tiempos en- que solfan visitar la isla
regulares compaifas de zarzuela,
una de las predilectas del pdblico
capitaleho, sue segufa ansioso eli
desarrollo del drama, gustandole su
melodiosa versifcaci6n tanto como
la melancolica mIsica con que ex-
presan Rodolfo y Margarita sus
amorosas y sentimentales cuitas.
La representation de anoche
'por 10 meuos sirvi6 para avivar los
recuerdos que en- nosotros dejaran
aquellos buenos tienpos.
La sehora Vehf, que deselupe-
faba el papel de Nargarita, y 4
quien el pdblico distingus y apre.
cia, principalmente por su mucha
modestia, oy6 aplausos en- la her.
mosa Pasi6n del alma mfa, en- Ia
que suprimi6 la cadencia.
Al teuer Vigil, q quien conoci.
mos el SO en- el teatro de Tac6n,
cantando NADIA menos que scon Ia
Enriqueta Alemany, Sc lie puede
DIR adn hoy, precisamente por 10
que antes fue, va que sus cuerdas
vocales estan muy debilitadas; pero
anoche en- Rodolfo, no desenton6 el
cuadro.
Morales es un excelente artista,
dice muchlsimo meior que canta;
su hermita1o Ramon es de los me.
jores que hemos visto, con haber
visto muchos.
En- cambio Real civilian Bel
fort) canta mejor que dice, y es sin
disputa, la mejor voz de la com :
: pafifa.
Anoche estuvo afortunado.
{ Casas graciosisimo, principal
, mente en- Ell sol Sc desbedta y en- el
r c6mico duo con Ledia (la Duefio. }
La orquesta muy acertada, tn.
vo que bisar el popular Prelude
que, en- collaboration forzada con al
gran Gluck, escribiera Marques
para el tercer acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
AV1@0

Deseo saber en- que pueblo de
la isla Sc encuentran don Rafael
Garcia y don Vicente Vihns, en-
pleados de Obras Pib.icas. Tan
pronto Sc enteren de este aviso di.
chos sehores les sup1ico me escri-
ban, pues Sc trata de un asunto que
es int,resa. .-Matrelino CoyiS, sas-
.-Caguas. 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
Ng7|cIAS D|YERSAS
Nueva Junta local de
la Union Ell 81 pueblo
de BarcelOneta.
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL
Dos arrsstos: uno pcr aco.
metimiento y otro por usar
una navajo barbera.

En- Barceloneta Sc Ia cons
tituido la nueva Junta local uzio-
nista, para 10 cual fuerou electos
los sefiores siguientes: Presidentes
honorarios: don Eduardo Giorgetti
y don Ramon Marchan: Presidente
efectivo: don Manuel Fonseca; vi
ce-presidente don Jose Vanga; Te-
sorero. don Ramon Rosado, Secre-
tario don Jose Alfonso del Olmo;
Vocales; don Primitive Marchan,
don Jose R. Olmo, don Antonio
Rodriguez AviIes, don Juan M.
Rosario y don Carlos Mejia.
-Acusado de acometimiento
a la policia fue detenido aver Juan
Oquendo.
Sc VENDE un autom6vil De
cinco asientos, "a Caballos y cua-
tro cilindres, de la celebre marca
eAutocars, de muy POGO uso y en-
perfectas condiciones. DirigirSe a
Mr.. A. D. P. P. O. Box 27S, San
uan, 8 4 esta Reduction. 8-S.
Han ingresado en- el Hospi
tai municipal Ventura Martinez
Enriqueta Rivera y Alonso Velaz-
ouez, fue dado de alta Ramon Pache
CO. En- el Hospital Cuarentenarit
ingre,6 con varioloidez Maria Dial
v iu.r ron dados de alta Isaac Gar
cia y Plovidencia Real.
A Francisco Ramirez, que
fut a-rt>t4do aver por infracclor
a la ordeuan>as municipaIes, Il
o.up5 vl policia una navajo barbe'
, ra ore portaba,
Eny' TN Ell CLUB de F Kehrhahr
v CO., 2S San Francisco, Sc venden do'
reloies de ORC cada Semana, La nl
TINA sctuana ohtuvo uno don NirglliC
del Poso, socio NJ AZ.
l. han sido concedidos quin
ce dias de licencil, al seiicr Enri
que Castro Gonzalez, O6cialI de Ii
Division de terrenos publicos.
-Contiuuar las quejas de 10
vecinos de la calle de Colomer, d
Santurce, sobre el NAL servicio d
extraction de basuras, pues los en-
cargados de este servicio no sol
dejan alguuas easas con los dep6
sitos de inlnundicias sin recoger
, sino que tambien ensucian la calle
con perjuicio del pdbllco.
p6rEn la Gale de San Jose, Mt
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con ps
pilaje complete y ST alquilan habita
clones. u.
En- Caguls fuerou arrestado
por la policia los individuos Inc
ceneio Rivera y Pablo Dones pc
rila, de la que resultaron ambo
heridos, ell prinero de gravedad,
Sc estan tomando serias me
. didas por el Departamento Sup'
e rior delSanidad, aroyado r.suelts
meute por ell G. bernador, para ira
tar de loealizar la Ell idemia de Vi
ruela existeu en- los barrios de Ca
yey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
CRON|CA PAR|S|NA
Un libro sobre Paul Verlaine.

Pero 10 que a Verlaine parecia
encantarle mas de la vida rIstica
era la libertad de las accioAes y,
sobre todo, los vestidos viejos, lie
vados con lamentahle abandono.
Las comidas abundantes y sin
complicaciones culinarias, termi-
nadas al lado del fuego en- el ho'
gar de la r1stica cocina, entire re-
petidos ehobes de cerveza, los va
sos de mare tomados despues al
azar, al pasar ante la taberna ami
ga situada en- el angulo de la calle,
8 en- la venta solitaria hallada en- el
recodo del camino.
Verlaine no fue 10 que pudie-
ramos lamar un campesino sama-
tsur,' sino mas bien un aprendiz dc
labrador, puesto que hasta intent6
manejar 81 arado.
| FL mismo, con una sinceridad
encantadora, nos cuenta su inmen'
sa algeria en- aquellos dfas que la
5or6 Ia terra:
aMi idea constante, dice Yer
laine en- uu interesante capitulo de
sus aMemoires d un veufs me llevt
un dia a habitar una granja en- pie
no campo, de la que 20 ful el pro
pietario y uno de los mas humilde'
trabajadores dada mi debilidad }
mi pereza. Solo cuando realize es'
ahoc erat in voteso conoci y apreci'
la labor de los campos, la vida, Il
hermosa euriosidad y las sanas muir
muraciones de los campesinos, gu
me obligaban 4 vivir en- una cas-
, de cristal y me forxaban 4 ser co
rrecto en- la vida y 4 cuidar de IN
dignidad sofiolienta. iQue hermos
despertar despues de una jornad
placida y sencilla Esta vida
5 que no dur6 mucho, dur6 sin EN-
barge 10 bastante para conserva
eternamente el recuerdo.s
/ Asi termina el poeta la evocs
ci6n dc uno1 dias pasados en- la SC
! ledad y placidez de los campos
4 E, verdad que por vivas que fue
7 ran las vsleidadss de Verlaine, nur
1 ca fueron de larga duraci6n, Y e
, lugAr de flores, el poeta, sin dars
cuenta, solo podia cultivar las de
. ret6rica, y, en- Iltimo case, las q
: un delicioso misticismo.
F. Mora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
EDICTO! JuOICIALES

Av1sO.-A las personas cue ne
cesiten insertar en- este peri6dico
edlctos judiciales, advertmos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
im1otte, 81 no tiene relaciones con Ia
enUresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
to- por conducto de nuestros agen-
tes Las personals relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el impOrte total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inseTCiones.
La Administyatt6x de aLa Demo
tYacfa.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
DESDE PAT|LLAS
Llegada d dicho pueblo
del Honorable Gober-
nadOr Mr.. Post.
DISCuRSO ELOCUENTE
Proyecto de una buena ca
rretera entire Patillas
y San. Lorenzo.

JUNO II. layer a las diez y
media hizo su entrada en- este pue-
bio el honorable Gobernador Mr..
Regis H. Post, acompaiado de su
secretlrio particularly y del distingui-
do caballero don GuiIlermo Rief-
kohl.
Estos huesFedes ilustres Sc alo-
iaron en- la casa alcaldla, don
de fueron recibidos por el Alcalde,
Juez de Paz, Ayuntamiento y TN
gran numero de caballeros y gen
tes del pueblo.
FL Gobernador en- un discurso
corto, pero elocuente, interpetrado
por don Guillermo Riefkohl, salu'
dc a las au!oridades y al pueblo,
habiendo sido muy aplaudido.
Don Ramon Lebr6n, contestt
el saludo y di6 Ia bienvenida al Co
bernador y a su simpatico secreta
rio particular, y en- nombre del pue'
bio en- general, coloco bajo los aus
picios de Mr. Post, el proyecto de
carretera entire este pueblo y Sar
Lorenzo.
Como Sc trata de una obla d'
gran trascendencia para esta co
tnarca, no dudamos que el Gober
nador, interpretando los deseos d'
estos vecinos, hara cuanto este
su alcance por completeness.
Terlninada la ceremCnla del re
cibimiento, el Gobernador visito la
dependencies de Ia Acadia, e
Juzgado de Paz y la sala de 5000
rros, demostrando gran content
por el buen estado Ell que lie hayt
TODD. Luego salio Ia conitiva
dar uu paseo por Ia poblaci5n, yIsi
tando el cuartel dc la policia, la
escuelas y Ia Capilla protestante.
Mas tarde Sc trasladaron
Club Recreativo de Patillass, don
de Sc les habia preparado un lunch
En- el momento del champagne
brindaron de una nanera elocueu
te, nuestros amigos el doctor do
Luis L. Biam6n y don Octavio RI
vera, que fueron muy aplaudldos
FL Gobernador nuevamente in
teypretado pr el senior Rietkoh'
brindo de una mane1a discreta
elocuente, siendo delirantelnent
ovacionado por Ia concurrence
Cerr6 los brindis el sen )r L-broA
con una ligera peroraci6n
En- conjunto!el acto de aver h
resultado solemne y de gran sati:
faccion para el pueblo y entend'
mos que la vista de tan eminent
hombre p1blico, ha de ser de gra
provecho para esta localdad
El pueblo delnostro nucho rt
gocijo, al yer las formas democrat
cas con que Sc produce el Goberns
dor Post y espera que la nave qu
dirige tan experto photo, ha de sc
condu>ida por el anChuro>o occea
no &c la democracia al puerto de
libertad.
C0RRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13

clarando Gon luSar Ia demanda y sn
SD consecusncia roto y disuelto el
vinculo matrimonial que une la de.
mandante con el demandado con les
demas pronunciamientoS del caso4 &
imposition de las cOstas al deman-
dado.
Use noti6ca a usted que de no
comparecer a contestar dicha de-
manda dentro del termino de cua.
renta dfas contados d@de la publica.
ci6n del dltimO edicto, la demandau.
te podra solicitar de la Corte que
dicte una sentencia con arreglo q
las peticiones de ST demanda.
Rs Abogado de la demanie don
Francisco de la Tore y Carrido.
Extendida bajo mi 6rma y 81
sello de la Corte hoy dia 21 de maye
de 19o7-JsSf E. Fig&erGs. = Por
4. Maykt MayiSm, Secretario, al.
xiliar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
Sc VENDE

Una casa de MADEIRA de dos pisos,
sitzlAda en- Caguas, oalle de Asosta.
Para informes dihgirse q R. T. Pom
te, Apartado n? 7I4, San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13

Lease elinterSsanttstmtO folletfn "LG
Rsi'tG Margavita," que abares
en- las b6QinaS 50 y 6aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
LAS LHYH5 DH 1907

Edici6n nges Espaho Leyes Resoluciones de La Sc
sion exaOrdna de la eera Asambea Legislative de Ia pmera
sessH de la cHaa ASamka Legiava Pe Rio De vents en-
brera La Pmavera Allen 2S p o. Box 65 Juan Puerto
Rico
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
FINE LAKE STEAMER
IS SWEPT BY FIRE
Loss Nearly a Million Dollars !;
Only Hull of City of Cleye-
land Remains.

DETROIT, Mich, May 13-The new
under construction at the plant of the
Detroit Shipbuilding company for the
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation COM
pany, and designed to run between De-
troit and Cleveland, was swept by fire
early today and is a total loss except
for her hull and machinery. How much
they have been damaged cannot be de-
termlned until the hull is pumped out
and a careful examination made. The
loss, which falls upon the Detroit Ship.
American Shipbuilding company, is
about $700,000, and is fairly we'll COW
cred by insurance.
The fire broke out Just before day
light in some mysterious manner. An
incendiary is suspected. The company
officials are at loss to understand tho
fire; there were two watchmcn on the
steamer, and another at the gate TO
the ship yard The flames secured a
start before they were discovered, and
despite the efforts of the freboats and
all the shore apparatus that could work
upon the burning ship, DESTROYED everv
thing inflamable upon the craft. Tons
of water were poured into the hull,
which now lies partially submerged.
Inc TWO WdICumen upon tne SItdHlcI GoI
ashore safely and no one was injured,
The City of Cleveland was launched
at Wvandotte, January ), and was to
have been turned over to the Detroit
and Cleveland Navigation company
about June 30, She is 444 feet long,
and is designed 10 carry 1900 pas
sengers, with sleeping Accommodations
for 1000. The interior woodwork and
fittings were practically completed, and
the machinery and boilers were install
cd. She was intended to be the finest
side-wheel steamer on fresh water, and
her interior woodwork which was de-
stroyed, was unusually beautiful. Her
whole cost would have reached $780,
600.
The shipbuilding company announces
that they Will re build the boat. It
will be impossible to get her ready for
service before next season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
WOMEN SUCCESSFUL
AS DEPUTY SHER|FFS
Unique Experiment Tried in
State of New Hampshire
May Be Extended.

NASHUA. n. H. May 13.-The unique
experiment of the State OF New Hamp-
shire 10 secure better enforcement of the
laws regarding cruelty to animals and
children in appointing two women as
deputy sheriffs. armed with all the au-
thority usually vested I'm such officers
seems 10 have fully demonstrated its sue
cess by the reports being made by Mrs
Jennie 2. Powers Of Keene and Miss NJ
Jennie Kendall of Nashua. and will lead
II is believed 10 number of such ap-
polntments.
Armed with a camera and a revolver
OF heavy caliber, and thoroughly versed In
the law covering her powers and duties
Mrs. Powers has gone fearlessly about
her work, and In the past year has made
and caused numerous prosecutions Using
her camera 10 secure indisputable eVi-
dence. she notifies wrongdoers OF the law
and their duty in the case.
Miss Kendall has confined most of her
activities to Nashua and It's immediate
vicinity. where she has caused many ar
rests TO be made for cruelty 10 children
and animals.
II often find II necessary 10 mahe ar
rests" said Mrs. Powers. and have
number of men. 7 have a team and a
driver. and thus far have not met with
any resistance when arrestlng person
'keene is a center for cattle traffic In
New Hampshire. and l am required 10 In
spcct all cattle cars to see that the law
against cruelty is being observed.
Il have no fear and thus far nothing
has occurred To discourage mo in this
work
Both deputies are enthusiastic in their
work and are constantly seeking new
means of bettering conditions. for which
they are responsible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
OF PRESTON
AND SMITH DEFERRED
Attorneys for I. W. W. Agita-
tors Allowed Ten Days to
Move for New Trial.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
GOLDFIELD, New, Nav l3,-Judge
Laugan this morning deferred sentence
of Preston and Smith. the |. W. w. agl.
tators, convicted of the killing of John
Silva. until the morning of May %.
To prepare motion for a new trial,
the defendants asked thirty days, but
obtained only ten, and the extension
carried the date to the skiddoo number.
Preston and Smith both appear haggard
and worn and i'll at ease,
Seven other alleged consp,rators
whom the grand Jury indicted for the
murder of Silva are Vincent st. John,
f. j. Hardine, Jerry Sexton. Harry
Rodgers, Ben Donnelly, Elmer Vice, and
A J. Johnson. They were present in
court today when their attorney Patsy
Bowler, moved to have the Indictment
quashed on the ground that it was
found after the regular session of the
grand jury, The motion was opposed by
Judge Malone for the State, and the
court took it under advisement until to-
morrow morning,
About. midnight last two masked men
held up the Merchant Hotel bar and
gambling rooms, AT Columbia, for $4,000
most Of the plunder coming from the
gambling tables.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
TELEPHONE GIRLS OF
BOISE REMAIN OUT
No Material Change in Strike
Situation; Service Still
Crippled.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Ida, May 13.-There is no
material change IN the strike situation
of the Independent Telephone Com
pany's operators, The company brought
some OF It's operators into Boise from
outside stations, and secured few girls
OF this city TO take the place of strik-
crs, but 1t is still short Of persons to
properly operate the system here.
committee of the operators union
meets incoming trains and endeavors to
dlssuade prospective operators from
taking positions with the company, and
is doing some work among the girls of
Bolse. However, 1T Is said the company
has proposed to take the operators back
as individuals, at least some of them,
but not as members of the union, that
is, 1T declines TO recognize the union In
any sense. and pay former wages, which
the girls decline. Notwithstanding, the
manager wishes to meet them, and d
meeting may be held in the next few
hours. Meanwhile the operators hold
frequent meetings in Central labor hall,
to talk matters over and advise with
members of other unions.
The Federated Trades and Labor
council will no doubt take further and
more decisive action in the matter at
It's next meeting. Members of organized
labor generally are aiding the strikers
and the electrical workers employed by
this company may walk out at any time.
The operators had been receiving only
moderate wages, but when they received
their checks this month they discovered
that cut of from $3.50 to 81 per month
had been made by the company, and
nothing had previously been said to
them about reduction.
When the Salt Lakers arrive in Boise
on their iaunt next week, they will be
properly received and entertained by
the citizens. the Commercial club, as
usual. taking the lead. Boise must keep
up with the times and her business men
through the Commercial club, arc plan
ming an excursion to Weiser and will
also take in the intermediate towns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
CRATER TAKEN IN.
Alleged State Eye Inspector Comes to
Grief.

An impostor giving his name as DR.
Harry Rose. arrived In Cedar City last
week. says the Iron County Inspector
after having worked the towns of Pan
guitch, Beaver. Parowan and some of
the smaller settlements along the line
He had new and novel scheme He
prolessed to be the State eye Inspector
and to have been appointed TO this new
ly created office by Governor Cutler last
March. II became his duty TO visit the
schools, examine the eyes OF the stu
dents ny drawing the lids apart and
peering into them. and to prescribe eth
er medicine or glasses for all found To
be in need of them
He introduced himself to Principal
Daley of the district school. and was
permitted 10 examine the eyes of the
students. list WAS prepared of those
requiring attention, and on the strength
oil his 5clclal position a number of the
parents sent to him for glasses or pre-
scriptions for their children,
Monday afternoon he made his way to
the branch normal, and informed Priu
cipaI Decker OF his business and official
title, Mr.. Decker piled him with too many
questions for his comfort, and refused
10 permit him 10 interrupt the work OF
the students, so he announced that he
would let the examination stand over un-
I'll his return. as he was obliged To leave
FOR Lund that evening. In response to
the principals request to sec his com
mission from the Governor the only Of
fetal document he was able 10 produce
was n certificate from the Beaver branch
academy to the effect that he had
nmlned the eyes OF some forty students
and had given satisfaction, In the mean
time Principal Daley OF the district
school got TO ponderlng over the matter.
and suspicion creeping into his mind. he
resolved to pin the eye doctor down for
his credentials. When he failed to pro-
duce them the city marshal was notified
and Mr. Rose vas placed under arrest
on n charge OF peddling without H.
censc, and lodged In tho city cage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
Entries at Emeryville.
.nerinl To Tho Tribune.

SpHCl1l To IlS i'puIle'
OAKLAND, May l3.-FoTlowing are
the entries at Emeryvllle for Tuesday:
Firs, race five furlongs, selling-Rust-
Ier. Imoptr, Corell St Modan, st. Avon
Swcde sam. Warden Yell. Irish Mike
Wofvnle. li2. San Ramon 109, Affair
107 Jockey Mnunce 104.
Second race, six rurongs. sclllng-Ba-
tidor, El Chihuahua. Speaker Fontana,
Rakerstie Distributor. Glendcnning
Mimo, 100: Linda Rose, Bogohama, Lotta
Gladstone. Anona, l07: Salablc l0a.
Third race, six furlongs. selling-Ros-
coe l12 Pelham. Follow Me. Jimalong
Sharp Boy. Box Elder, Peter c.. lO9. !.
Crgli Mistress Of Rels, lo7: Kingthorpe
l0d Alice Carey l02.
Fourth race. futurtv course-Andrew
r. Cook III, Pal 109- Billy Mayham los.
Grasscutter, Wee Lass, Isolation. lO3 ;
Mechan, 96. Blanche c.. Kirkfeld Belle,
90; Senator Warner Burning Bush. 9S !:
Bemay ~,
Firth race. six furlongs, seIlIns-The
Skipper. Froie. ll2; Escamado Gov Or
man, l.. NJ. Brattain, Bell Reed, 100,
Peggy ONeal. Media, Daruma. Prestige.
Princess Wheeler, Silver Sue. 1O1
sixth race. mlle-Lord OF the Vale 10,
Cabin 1o7. Johnstown LOG. Budget IO9,
Mllsong 10l. Galvestonian. Livius, San
Alyiso. 9S: E,lmdale o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
Churchill Downs Entries.

Special to The Tribune,
LOUISVILLE. May l3.-Following are
the entries a Churchill Downs track for
Tuesday.
First race. four and a half furlongs,
selling-Uncle Tim j. Kneal, 100 Ches
wardine l0l. Headline, Bucket Brigade,
Waterlock, Orlandot, Ukase, Charose,
David Bitter Sir. 103. Budgcwork, Rex
ALL Albertstar. Merriheld. st. Bado, lo6
Second race, six furlonss. selling
Broken Melody. Edith NJ. 100: zick
Abrams Gold Duke, l02: Tom Gilroy
IIardshot, l05; Oak Grove 107, No Quar-
ter 1O8 Solly NH. Beatrice X. Mime
haha ll2: Meredith, Lasorcicrerre, ia;
Red Thistle, Alsono, l1G. ReviIle ll9.
Third race, four furlongs, purse-E,liz-
abeth Frances. Evelyn S. Miss Schrnd-
Ing Brown Marie. Miss Iveragh, Hesler-
zora Cora Dusanl, Victorino Harmon.
Wild Irish. Mary Estes, May Jene, Lady
Sichel Geneva <. Top Lofty, Mark Tai
bott Ancient, 100
Fourth race, six furlongs- Handicap
Dainty Dame l02. Colloquy 10.
Fifth race, mile. purse-Ovelando. Lit
tie Laughter. 81; Miss Ida SO; Request.
polly Prim, 9S: Lady Savoy l02. Cable
gram. Lieutenant Rice. Jaoqnln. loI,
Sixth race. mile, seling-Flip 9S, ca
rev 100 Bottles 1ol. Tinker, Bitter
Brown. los; Young Safer, Lutte Mac
lO5, Florizcl 10G, Clifton Forge 107.
Adesso los, Jack Lory. Light Note. 100;
Foreigner III.