davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COLUMBIA'S TYRO ATHLETES.
Good Performances by Men Who Have Not
Won Track MOnOgrams.

Columbia's track athletes held the last OF
the indoor games In the gymnasium yesteT-
day afternoon. Six events were run on In
which only men who have not won their track
monograms were eligible, C. NJ, Bowes. a
sophomore made the best time d the day,
winning the half mile run from scratch N
? minutes 8 seconds This is only a second
slower than the record for the tracy made
by link last year. I. C., Morgan, 90, won
the mile from the IS yard mark beating out
Gunther by over forty yards. ", Il. Grassi
again won the shot put with put OF 80 feet l
inch. The summaries:
IS Yard Dash-Won by G. X. ArimAn, II, feet
W. H. GrAssl. H. scratch. second. a. G Marsh, lOS,'
2 feet third Time. 4 seconds,
2on Yard DaSh-NOn By c. HVAAs, II, sctabh'
W H. GTass n. scratch. second. A. q. Marsh,
10 S. 5 yards third. Time, y IS seconds
Half Nile Run-Won by {. N. Bowes, 10 =,
scratch: C. HvAAs, II, IS yards, second. ], G
Morgan, 20. yards, third Time, minutes
40 Yard Dash-won by n. ". Wellington, 10,
is Yards: C. +. HvAAs II. yards, second; c, NJ.
Bowes 10 scratch, third. Time. 81 ! 5 seconds,
one Mile Run Won by T. c, Morgan. 0, Is
yArds. c. P. CiuntheT. II, N yards second; T. h.
Counselman, 10. 10 yards, third. Tine minutes
Shot Put-won by G. B.. Tompkns, o. : ieet.
with 81 feet inches F. X. McCoun, e feet
second with - feet 9lS inches W. u, GrasSl, II,
scratch, third, with "a feet inch.
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THEY'RE FAST IN THESE GAMES.
New York Americans Bat and Field We'll
Against Atlantis.

ATLANTA, Ga. March is.-The New York
Americans beat the Atlanta team In a one
sided game to-day by a score Of . to2 Crit
hth's men started after Walsh, the Atlanta
pitcher In the first inning and made six runs
By vigorous batting aided by a couple Of
stolen bases and an error by the first baseman
With one out Keeler beat a slow hit to second
Stahl drove a single to deep right and went
to second on the throw to catch Keeler at
third. Ball hit to third and Keeler beat
the throw to the plate. Ball being safe at
first on the choice.
Chase sent Stahl and Ball across the plate
with a drive to left field for three bases
Fox fumbed Hemphill's effort and Chase
came home. Conroy got a base hit to left
and Blair bit to the same place for one sack
scoring Hemphill. Blair stole second and
started for home when the ball was pitched
Newton hit 1t to left and Conroy was out
at the plate coming In from third. Blair
was 30 close behind him that he slid across
the plate before the catcher had time to
turn from Conroy.
The New Yorks took things easy after that,
devoting their energies 70 fielding plays.
The team work was excellent. The score
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FAST MICHIGAN BOATS.
G eneral and Dolphin Win on Lake worth
Mrs. Dewey's sspOrtsmanShlp.

WITS. eWeyBbpOrtemAnSnip,
PALM BEACH, Fla. March 1.-THE third
day OF the motor boat races OF the Palm Beach
Motor Boat Association to-day showed no de-
crease IN public interest. Lake Worth waS
dotted with all kinds OF craft. from handsome
yachts to fishing boats. II was q good day
for the two Michigan built boats the General
e RaIeSs pfH B. ksst Ri GS C Bso ST Both Soa
consistent performers whose engines run like
one Of the curious surprises OF the regatta
hs TnPSHS S q ds sSrss SwNS TRSs sSy he
OF Cocoa, Fla. which evidently has fooled the
Handicapped, A new boat. the DiXiolite,
owned by Robert n. Dixon OF New York put
In an appearance and created q favorable Inn
preston by. her smooth running, being In
about the fifteen mile class
most persistent trier is the Redbird Of
New Smyrna, Fla, owned and driven by
being at the steering. wheel. They have not
won a prize a. yet, but have started In and
finished every race, and some New Workers
purpose TO give Mrs, Dewey a prize for regular
ruTRRn PRs 1s aPd ia ES0S Sos sta ody as
dore Edward j. Schroeder said the hGndicaps
allowed the slower boats preoluded any chance
Of win for the Dixie; but he is ready for the
Dewar shield. This will end his racing boat
ownership, as he intends selling the Dixie and
retiring from the sport. So II the Dixie de-
fends the HaTmnsworth trophy II will be with
q new owner.
Five Nile: Glass R-Won by Irene. Time 81
minutes A5 seconds. Second. Redbird.
Five Mile: Class F-Won BY Dolphin. Time,
II minutes II seconds; Second Trente sept
Class E.F; Five miles-Won by Irene. Tine,
81 minutes 81 seconds Second, Ferro,
Glass y; Five mlles-Won by Ferro. Tine, q
minutes 20 seconds. Second. Kitty SprAks.
Glass T: Five miles-Won By Trentt sept, Time.
10 minutes y seconds. Second, Dolphin
Class EFF: Fifteen mlles-Non BY General,
Time, II minutes 3Ol5 seconds. Second, Dolphin.
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EUSTACE n. MILES HERE.
English Court Tennis Expert Ready to
Meet Jay Gould.

MccN jay OOuius
BosroN. March i9-Eustace II. Miles, the
English court tennis expert and the no meat
diet propa ngandist. stepped once more on
United states soil this morning. having come
over on the Ivernia. Mr.. Miles comes to try
TO wrest the championship from Jay Gould
Mr.. Miless alert step and well set figure in
dicated that he was feeling NJ, ready 70 play
tennis as well as ever, and that his theories
OF diet and training as applied to himself
aeemed 10 be very good thing indeed.
With MIR Miles was Peter Latham, the pro-
fessional worlds champion at court tennis.
Like his travelling companion he looked not
a day older than when he was over before.
Miles and Latham this afternoon worked on
their sea legs in the court OF the Tennis and
Racquet Club, and tomorrow az O'Clock
will play an exhibition match in that court.
Probably they will 20 TO New York tomorrow
night. as they are expected to play at the
New York Tennis and Racquet Club and at
Tuxedo right away. =. 49,,
Latham said that MIR. Miles was in grand
condition lie said that his game was at its
hest, for ever since last fall Mr., Miles had
been practising with him. MT. Miles said he
would like II made clear that he is not a veRe.
tartan, but that he iavors and has adopted
himself no meat diet. As for himself IN
this matter Of diet he was convinced that he
Was right for after resting for long periods,
sometimes three months, and not playing any
tennis, he would go into court and play hard
without feeling the least fatigue.
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BROOKLYNS MAKE II RUNS
Overwhelm Jacksonville In First Game
-Lumley Out With Bad Leg.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March i9.-The Brook
lyns played their first regular game Of the
practice season to-day with the Jacksonville
team and won by score Of II to7. Henson,
who occupied the box for the home team in
the first FIVE innings. was hit hard which
with poor support gave the visitors a COM
mandinR lead. Holmes. who was on the
firing line for Donovans men for the FIRST hYe
innings, held the locals well in hand. Bell,
who succeeded him, took things easily, while
his teammates let down long enough In the
seventh inning 10 enable the home team to
secure Ave runs. Lumley was bothered with
a bad leg and retired from the game in the
first inning. Lewis and Alperman also quit
early in the game, and their places we're taken
BY Pattee and Murch.
Johnny Ward. youngster secured by
Jacksonville from the semi-profeselonal ranks
in New York city. contributed the fielding
feature Of the game by capturing a long
drive by Lewis to deep centre with the bases
filled. Butler. Brooklyn's third catcher. re.
ported to-day and Manager Donovan's squad
Is now complete. The score by innings:
Jacksonville..,.0 2 o o 0 o o o. - )
observation-disclosures Bell, Bergen and Ritter
enson, Garbutt and Roth,
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Demarest stun Breaking Records.

CHICAGO. March Is.--CSlvin Demarest, the
young Chicago amateur billiard player. broke
his own worlds record Of ieS for high run this
afternoon by scoring no In the thirteenth
inning Of his game with J, T. PoggenburK
In the IL inch balk line championship tour
nament. Demarest scored his 900 points In
fast time. The score;
a, a,a, %. Total. COO. Average, II l-iS. Nigh
PoETenbsrS--O. .l,S,GB.OG,s, 4, 10, 0, n. o. 81,
h9S,e. Total. iS. Average, 1s.lG High runs.
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Hlts-Oh Newton. 8 IN ave innlnEG on Ghfnth,
Sin four Innings Two base hits Bell, Moran, FoI.
Three base hit-Chase. Left on bases-New YORK,
First base on error-New York, 1; Atlanta, 2,
Double pley-Newton and Chase. First base on
By Ghfith, ?; BY Walsh, l. Passed l-McMurray.
Umplre-Short Tine Of camel hour and S
minutes.
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FOR SALE.

Practically new RAPID 2-ToN Chassis.
equipped with i2-passenger wagonette body
Ready for immediate delivery. Price, new,
$4,000. viii sell at once at a sacrifice.
The Greene Motor Car Company
$3.50 Washington Street,
Newark, n. j.
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WANTED--leO7 or 1874 touring car. 81 or N bors.
power; must be In hrst class order Adde'S
SCHEN, box i1O Sun once
WANTED-iS II. p. PanhArd for huslpess nur.
poses. Address Nv, C.. boG iao Sun once
WANTED-S X. p. Panhard. In rood condition
Address NV, G., boz 10 Sun oinea
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Fred Burlew has arrived home from New
Orleans and was busy at Gravesend yesterday
with his crack two-year-olds. He says that
while he was naturally disappointed with the
showing of,hls colt ChApultepec In the Crescent
City Derby last Saturday, Meellck won fairly.
According to Burlew. Meelioz has developed
into a splendid three-year-od who will win
many important events for Sam Hldreth on
the Eastern tracks this year. Frank 0'Neill
did not accompany Burlew. as he remained
In New Orleans 10 saddle ChApultepeo In the
City Park Derby tomorrow.
The Hughes bro rothers-iour OF them-who
showed q smart two-year-old hlly 10 skye
at Empire City last summer, will bring ten
horses east this year. skye will be the star
OF the string. while much Ia expected from
Barnsdale, Black Water and several we'll bred
two-year-olds. Skye. who was not unplaced
In eleven races last season. 10 eligible for the
IAtonia Oaks, in addition 70 stakes at Yonkers,
Louisville. Buffalo and other tracks.
Tommy Burns says now that he will 60 to
Paris tomorrow TO referee a fight between
Walter Stanton Of California and Jack Costello
Of England, for which he will receive 81 900
and expenses. Burns also declares that II
there IL chance TO fight in France for SO, 900
purse he will remain there and get the ooln.
So easy Is the British and Irish sporting pubic
that there 10 general amszsment over Burns's
easy victories over Molr. Palmer and Roche.
The theory has even been advanced that
Burns has hypnotic power When asked
about his alleged occult influence Just after
he had settled Roche. Burns replied seriously
Il vas asked that question by gentleman
Who Said be could not explain otherwise the
peculiar way in which both Palmer and Moir
behaved In the ring. told him that ! was
not a mesmerst, or rather that was not
aware Of the fact. ] usually find that can
steady my man up bit when get my gaze
fixed upon him. but have not considered the
fact from the viewpoint Of hypnotlsm or
mental suggestion"
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position to have his a.SN goods SSRFRsTe
ship and material. There Will, no doubt,
continue TO be q demand for high priced
cars, but the ones listing from 5000 to $500
seem to have the call At the present time.
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MOTOR CAR
DIRECTORY
NhhIIIIA GEO. J. GRoSSMAN,
JAVILLhb 1870 B'wAy. corner 5lNS ST.
GLEMENI.RAYLRD Z APPERS0N

ssS 2si VI st Iath ST., Nv YORK
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H. o. Smith, treasurer OF the American
Motor Car Manufacturers Association and
reaDpointed chairman OF its show COMMITTEES
to the unusual demand for moderate priced
cars At the recent local automobile shows
In different cities Of the country. Price
s slons does not t.Il the story; declares Mr.
become students Of construction and demand
good material, design and workmanship.
All these are now found In moderate priced
cars selling from 5000 70 5000. In former
that sold for less than q, 900 or $4,000, but
now this class Of buyers have learned that
thoroughly up to date car can be secured
for " 900. Buyers seem TO be more thorough
the situation thoroughly and investigating
the real merits Of the different cars II
looks a. though the successful dealer must
not only be able to oher q car with a well
established reputation. but must also Be
The sun., 1908-03-20

Baseball is booming at Panama, There
are three well appointed ball parks In the
canal Zone and promoter Of the sport
there has arrived In this country to offer in
ducements to noted players to visit the 18th.
mus next fall
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GaIanteOs de un Cura y un iuez.
RsYOrta pOr una nOza,

Ssvills, EgpaHa, agosto 10.- En- uu res
tAuFsnt dG lS plaza do AEmRB OCuFFi6 IN
aucSso q. fue objsto de animadfsimoB pi'
CO 9tsB C0msntaFi0B, poR la cBlidRd de las
parBonB8 que en 81 inteEvinisPoD.
H8llGbRnBe CenBndo On Compsfiia de
una mujeF, IN iues aupl0nts 81 cura pc
rFooO de La A'gGbs.
DeIliESbAss In CsnR alegFem0nts, entire
gendoH tFogoB dc busn vino, = animAbSss lR
Convergaci6n de los ComenBaleB, cOmpitsndO
el CuFs y 81 jueE en- sgaEajcs = st0nOionsB o
& lG j6ven, para CouquistarSs de 6sts una
senFiss hnl0gadoFR una tisrna mirada.
Ante los TeqUsFimiantOs aFdoroBoB de
aquelloB dos FivsIes. hRll6baBs ls j6vsn en-
gituaci6n diffciI, que iba aortssndo lan8an'
do RltarnatiVamanto al buen juez , al SEN
clio CuFR dulCeB miFadsB atsncioneg, qus
excitsban mas y mas el RFdoE dc loB COM
pstidoreE.
Psro la habilidad de Is j6vsn no fu6 So
fcisnte para Gcntsner eI fmpetu de los doB
EivsleB, pueB ExcitsdoB estos poF la pasi6n
y 0l vino, Comsp zaFon & zaheEirEa con frs
Bss do dob'G ssntido.
La tormsnts no Ba h:zo eBpaFRr much9
adm 40 hsbfan Ilegado & LOS poBtreg
euand0 0l cuFa. loco de furoF, daBcRrg6 IN
enoFm9 botsllRse sobFs la cabszR del juls
auplente, cRuO6ndola dos hsridag.
Al botsllazo aiguiaron otraR "caEiCiaH"
poF 0l estilo, no q1sdando un trasto SanO
de cuaLtos hRbfa en- Is mesa en- donda 90
CslebFabR la Csna.
La j6Ven, tsmiendo gus alguuoH do los
objstoB que oruEabAn el espaOio 10 proper
Cionssa algo dsBR gtadabls, con que 60 con-
taba, hizo NUTS dssapareci6 pOF sl foEo,
sin que haats Ia fschs Do hsyR avsriguRdo
"a paTRdeE0 nj su Rombre.
La FeyeTtR del cura aI juez teTmin6
con la intervention dc la policfs, que con-
duio { loB enfuFeCidoB EivalsH & lR eeAi'
HRFfR.
La salsa andAluss con que Hs 0asOnAn
Loo ComentREiog de ents BuCeBO, hR Bido
RbundRnta : Babroga.
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InturUsn 4 los Prsfssafas Do nasIsl.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisnu
constants sxi1tencia dc los uiguiantsS inB
tFumentos: FlautinsB, FlRutsB, TsrcoEolRB
Obos8, RsquintOS, ClsrinetsS, FsgOtes
ViolineB, VioloncslloH, ContEAbajos, MaD
dolinRs, BsnduTriaB, Guitarrau, CoEnstinsp
Onovsnss, TrOmbonos, Baritonos, BOmbaI
dinoB, HeliOona0, (bajoB) Triknguloa, Pla
tillog, RsdoblAntGs y BomboB, Metodol
dc sOlfeO = para tOda class dc inEtEumsn
too. Accessories y m6aiOa en- general
San Juan, p. B ApsHtado Ddm. 21B.-
OaII0 de Allan 21 Sol n6m Al.
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FaIsifiCaCI0n de un CuadrO,
COI6GGI0Rlstl GhasVuSado,

ZTsgogs, Espsna, Julio %. Ks, Ia CO..
IsCCionietG m 8dTi'GilI vic un cusdEo muy
intOFssauts en- citTto conysnto dc moniaa
de 4 reg "a.
A pssar ds h'llRraa colccado Ell cua5Fo
dice EI LibsrnJ--sn IN sitio muy chs.
euro = donde no gs ls vafR bien, al coIec'
ciOnjStR 10 pareci6 que ss tratsba do una
obEa de G7ys, conf la cTesncia lss
01ov oraciones de vAEiaB rerlonss amigas
del cspvett,.
I'll coleccisoieta FegrGB6 4 Ia COTS So
decide POGO despu6s mprar 81 cuadro,
a cuyo ia "Dtrog6 500 peaet.B & Cambio
de Nm Tecibo fFmadO puT al TsprGzentants
Ge) cenverto y s msdre supaRiorR.
Recibido el CuRdEo, 90 ccLvepci6 81 des,
ventuEGdo Coleccinnipta de IN error.
Los psTitoG que han txaminAdo IL pin'
tura manif Gtaron que 90 deploHsble, Gus
no PsFteneCe la 6pocs de Goya que 10
femR del innortal Pintor hs Rido talaifca'
do FOcientsmenta.
FL ColOCCionistR 90 h8 apresugado & pre-
ne9tAr una denunoiR Tnte el iutga8o, dom
de 20 hSlls depoHitRdo el ouadro.
Tod0ViR no 30 ha foEmsIizsdo Ia uuers.
lila, diacuti6udoBe Ei 90 trRts de ma SEN
ella nulidsd de CortEatO pnF arroF on Is
materiR 81 de RIgo mss importRnte.
FL aFunt0 90 lR Comidiila do todo el
mundo y nRdie 20 expliCa como IN coleo.
CiOniOtE pudo BufEiF un arroF tan grande,
trAt6ndoBO de un FetrAto que ca IN vsrds'
deFo mRmaTTacho.
DI elts Osunto di6 LA Correspondent
CiA"' hAce POGO, RnpliaS noticiag.
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Lista de p8sajeTGs que C0DduCe sI
''PhiIadeIphia"

LucaU Gouzalsz y CO., Aguutin Collaso,
JAcinlo Figusros & DisdisE, II lace,
e. A, jacobs, AstoIfo r BsbiIonia, L.
F. Nilants, 81. D H. Castls, ssrgt Char
leG G. LsFEen, Herman O. NesT, g. E.
RghIagA & wife, EFnesto Alards, Ramon
l Jsner, Juan NJ, HsrrsEO, FL. HsrreTo
BEueHto HsEpandss, Petra Sanchez Sail
Caup, IgnaCio Rivers, Cspit6n F. Muller
James MAclaEs, Rene Dur' Stephen l.
Ahern, Gust&vo Lamonts, joe E. Diaz
J. B. Bornn.
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He RrTullRban anoChe como amRntss torto
las en- loa banco1 Bituadol en- el puRnts de
San Antonio.
El airs fteaCo de RquslIos sitioE, 10 poe
tiOO ? apaEtadO dh lugaT parsce que atEaen
alf los sf2ionsdoB al amor ''csmpeRtFe"
que diEia I'M melenudu novsIista; pero 81
C6d'gO eE Crusl = pTohibs talss amaEtola
mientoa.
La po!ioia dc Pusrta de TisFrp, cuando
no sBtg ocupsds de otFoB aBuntog para eIls
de mayor intsEes, debieEa tAmbisn daTEs
algun0O paseitos por loH solitarios psseoB de
Ia Ralida de lR ciUdad.
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PORTO RICRN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERVICIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY
A

Dos de Express saln diaiament a m, p m.
vad las h Las utzen ueden
siguon usando e "sihema antique de tanpotes"
COoam impo de la facu conao devOvemOs dnO al mien
dete
esoict
1IPOS-l Ib % 2lb 80 h. 80 100 h. 70.
Nuevo servio de equpe de1 Los de la Compah
del Fabeon del Bnquen sa
poes) las m.
LLAMADAS
1abelon del
ohnas
escala los cuale plaza de la Companfa
la Cruz
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Nasi, EeeIsgidQ.

Roma, Agosto 1o.-El OK Yministro con.
dsnRdo Na1i ha EidO Fs0legido poE Begun.
do veB diputado en- Tr6pRni, porl8 900 vo
toS contra $50 que obtuvo Bu cOntFiucante.
Mani eB oEiundo de Sicilie. CuRndo
foe proCsssdo, los sicilianoB, Crey6ndoIs
inoConts aFmaFon en- Palermo, vREioB diB.
tuTbioB gFRvfgimoB.
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UN ARTLOULO que merocs sl meior
Cr61ito eg 81 RON San LUIS" que sxp0n.
dan los BafioFeg Alvarez Hmn0., en- "a e.
tabIaCimientO dc ls calIs do San Jon6 Z.
No contisne HuutsnCisH n0OivAI y aBtk 10.
ComandGdo como IN mBguffe0 EeeoREtitu'
vents. I'm Ia Oiudad y en- ID iGIa, on TO-
dos log aBtAbISCimisntos de liCoEeH no Bs
golicita NADIA m6s que RON SAN LUIS
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A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
PafEt0 1'sdWstrigg de 6ant0,Foe (sRn juan
Box 657) tiens en- olaso de primeER pre-.
ciOa Bin GOmpetencia, nm complete aurtido
pRFg construction de caasa MolduFag de
t0dpl tamafios. Tablillas para porHianag
DGp6BitOB. San Juan fbsnta 81 muSIla
ndmoEo 2. santurca stop, "a. T0l6fonoB
425 ? 1880. Ia
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A CASIRSE.

Con sI 8istems do vsDtas do "El Cislo"
81 que no Bs casa 90 porous no quisEp,
muebleH, CRmAS, fon6gTAfaE, m6quinRB pa
"a ooEeT etc. ETC., TODD plsso en- Gel Gle.
lo". baFatiDIo de olanss de Is 10
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POR AMARSE
AL ARE LIBRE.
Sc aIEUIIsban an0Ghs como amantes
t6TtoIss.

PaEace que IL poIiciR de uevvicio en-
santures no eat6 muy de RcueFdo con los
''tenoEiOs al aiEs libre", y en- la ms n lana do
hey ConcurEi6 81 juEgsdo municipal de la
CiudRd 81 gaTSsnto Sierra, con eli tin de uos
tener Ia aouHaCi6n contra dos parsiss que
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PARA CURAR REsFRIADo
ENUN DlA tome el LAXATTVO RBOMo
QUININA. 81 bOticario le devolveFa 81 dtnero sino
50 ours. La hFms do B. ". GROVE - hallA cs
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-Ei Inspector de Sanidad y Bsneioe,'
ois do AreCibo, B0licits le anvfsn taristnc
'csrtifoa oados de GaIud."
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CABLES De HOY.
Mis- Peck perdida en- Ia montaia
HuasGaran
Burgess FeaIiz6 Ia sexta pTueba, Pc
70 no pudo CTuzsr Ell canal iBgI6s.
La InCiVllidad del pTssidsnts CastTO
Grsan6O nueVOS C0nfIiGtOs a Ve-
neZueIa.
los EstadQs ynidos Y HpIanda.

Lima, AgOatO 2O.-Hsy gran ospecta'
Ci0n On todaa laB clRg8B GoCisleH dc estR
capital, con motivo dc no habsr aparscidO
adu Ia joven notteamsricsnR Mi1S Peck.
Degd0 qua 90 tuvo Hoticia dc que ella hR'
bic RBCendidO la ooloBal a!tura de l8 mon
tsfiB HuasCRE6n, no 90 hR Babido NADIA
mas de ls intr6piaa j6yen. Esto hs eau
Bsdo gran anBisdad On esta capital GoBps'
ohSndoHa que Miss Peck hs dsbido estra'
viarBe On IR fragosidad de Ia montafR al
doHcender = qae aGRHO BuB gEfaB y ella
mismR han psRaojdo vfctimRB de slgdn
Rccidente de loa muOhoB que ofreCs una
ascension tan BumRments psligTOBa. Han
sRlido On buBCh de 10 visjsrR numaEoaF s
paFtidsB indfgspag de ord0n del gobieruo.
SsafrmR que Miss Peck sB una apaaiona'
dc GlpSnSsta gus hR hscho variaB RgCsnBio'
mes & Las mas slavadaB Cumbres de- las
montafiAg de Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

En- esfR imprentR 90 vsnd0 papaI dc
peEi6diOQ vi0io 6 $500 Los IS kiIo8 (Wn
qWiataL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

En- a2EA lmPE8nGa 90 V8nda pBp8i ag
psEj6dioS visjo & 92.OO log 46 kilos sn
gH'Htal%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

La HRyB, AgoHto 2O.-ss cree en- los
OfrCuloB polltioos de eBts capital que 0l GO
bieFn0 de loB EstRdos Unidos urge Ho'
lRnda CRBtigaF Vsnezusla, aDliCkndole
81 corrective que CEsR proCedsnts. Los
EStRdOg UnidOD dc EfrmR aquf que han
pEometido & auts gobieFno que, en- ere CaBo,
pueds pEooeder librements. El gobierno
dc Warrington no OpOndEE obHt6cuIo sl'
guno & HolRnda BismpEs que 6StA no in
tsnte GpodeFaTss de tsFritoEio aIgun0 vsns'
RolaDo, 10 ouGl eDt6 en- opoaici6n con la
doctTinR de Monroe. No % Gabe nada
ofoislmente dc ls RCtitud en- que, 81 fin, Ha
COloqu0 ests gobieFno, que eDtudia Ia for
ma de D0luciouar uatisfactoRiamsnts para
Hollands 0l COZ hiCt0 con el gObisFn0 dc
CARACAS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

Londreu, Agouto 2O.-EI C6Isbre NADIA
dor Burgess, ha Eealizsdo una nusvR ten
tativs dc cEuzaF 6 uado 81 Canal IngI6a.
Como On las SntsriorsB no tuvo
buen exito On "a aFrisggsda empreBs. Es
la uexts vsz que Burgess intonta CEuzRE 81
EefaEido Canal. El fracaHo gs debe & Las
maFsaU, que OEAn muy fusEtaB. El gran
nadadoF llGg6 hacsr Cincusnta millaB en-
veinte horRB, peTo ls preston de las maresg
ls rindi6 al CanBRnCio. Burgess dice que
81 intentRFG nusvsmente cruzar el Canal
en- mejor oCRsi6D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

CARACAS, Agosto 2O.-El pFsBidents Cas-
ito prohibs tsrminantsments que eI mi
nitro del Brasil 20 haga cargo de los inte'
EeHes ffanceysE No acsptar6 eso-dics -
dc ning6n modo. A pSaar do ega impoBi'
Ci6n do Castro, 90 MiniStTo de RsIacioner
ExtsFioEen asisnto 10 que propcns 81 GO
bieFno braBiIerO, eBGimRndo que clio entra
do ll0no 0n las buenRg EeglaB de IR dipIo
mRoiB. Como CoDssOuOnCiR de no tSneE
FranCiR repreBantants en- esta capital no
Consentir Castro sn que ning6n otro repre-
ssntRnts de naci6n extranieFa 90 hBgR car
go do Loo negoOioB franOsBea, 10 FepdbIica
euEopGR no hR FsCibido pags de Bus intsFs'
HsB acumuladoB y BuB plagos. La deudR
de Venezuela FranciR eB, pesRr dc los
plaEOG que ha pagadO sl gobierno de Cav
tro, CuRDtiOsfBima, y probRbIsmsnss el ga
binets de Paris He vsrG obligado & tomar
aIguna discrimination sn6Egica en- 0ute
agunt8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

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