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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Where base ball Tea ma VIII Train.

In a little over two weeks the van
guard OF NAL or league teams will be on
their way II to their Southern training
grounds. The ~ ewS y ork Nationals.
will start the ball rol ling, leaving Feb
ruary 20th. followed by the Athletics.
on the 6th, From then until the Soc
ond week in March the teams IN both
American and National Leagues viii
follow each other In rapid succession.
me training camps OF the sixteen
American Lea Euc.
sAAthletios--New Orleans. s.5
FyS New York--At tia nta,s G q, ysS5 lisS
petrolt-EIot Sprlng IS and Little Rock.
Ch!cago-Los Angeles. Cal. =
leans. 5 Y, Z y a - y !
M s.. 4outs-shreyeport, u.
SBos ton--Little Rock, Ark. ;as + IS IN ~.
shin st tpr-G : I've top, Texas.
l5g National Len que.
Phlladelp hia-Sayanpah.SG c..
~ !te w x ork--A1arlln n Springs. Texas.
!, Ga Z NI fso-West Baden, and Vicks.
Its bnrg--II OF Springs, Ark, II
h Bro lyn---Ja cksopvIlI "a, MA
St. Iouis---H ouston. Texas.
s Clncinnati--St.s4Arg gus tine. Fla. ss 81
s Bos ola----Au usta, Ga, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
FAyon THE F,oRr1FlcATIoN.
Norfolk Board OF Trade Urge Congrcss
10 MIKE ApprOpriA tlon.
!. [ Special to The Tlmes.p lspnteh

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA re bruary a.---A com !.
mittee OF the Norfolk Board OF TRADE
fortlfication Of Cape Henry, as pro-
posed in the Maynard bill recently In
troduced In Congress-. and urging the
Virginia representatives to cooperate
In securing the passage OF the meas
resolution points out that Cape Henry
Is the strategic point for defense OF
the Chesapeake Bay and at present is
iinadequately fortified.
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men, too. And 1svc come to
behave that lust sevcn men aroIrul-5
VIE Theras John b neskslaIer 0 nat
other William. I think
Carnegie. J. Pierpont Morgan, Tom
Ryan, Hartman and 1yidener. One o Z
thaii, gives colleges and .ano her libra.
ries. and you can't heat either.
.sir. Roosevelt is the only man In
the country tfat car make these fel-
I lows who have been gobbling UP 9th
or peoples money stand around He
real big fellow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
=
Five Player. Didn't Miss q Game

Just five players IN 4 the American
by thelriolub during the season OF 1907;
sthres sof Than were first has eman and.
two outttel. ers. Don ohue played mere
games than any other man IN the
AMERICAN Lea gue, taking part pa, Y lS q
games for ST. Louis, and Rossman In
1853 games for Detroit. Stone played
l156 In the soutfield q for the Browns.
and Ganley performed IN 164 Sfovs w ash-i
iington. ~ a5i TN 5i5s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
SULLIVAN FOR ROOSEVELT 4 J; !
- HniIs Root "a Fellow Ggp te.

~ champion Eulosl!es President and
-. HILLS Root as Fellow GgR duate.
host MASS, ! E sge ysS ar aJ oh ~
NO fassional business, He will remain
here bT ess q Week, He Is stayl Ing with his
sister Mrs Lehman In RoSs'aTy
s,id NJ, Sullivan. CT wonder r he
Know that was ], the t'r ss graduate
doons aspse MReEa he Wans
: svenr ago? Well, Us was. Muldoont
tutored mo for my meeting with y AXE
eAS itr man. that .Elihu Root. He'd
mrlakesa fine President. But I'm for
Roosevelt IS " /,
an the 'reporter blythe lapel Of his
coat as gently as he mi SHIT lite feath..I
'Srsay' Young fellow, I've been 8 tudy.
An I. T'SHolitical condi u tons pretty a oseiy.
In tie last few yeAra seen q Il 1
& this q ountyH. ~ I've mat % ia g of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
New Gymnasium Opened.
4 snac,at n, The Times. Dixnatch.

NORFOLK. VA. February 4.-The
new gymnasium OF the Young Mems
Association, Catholic organization OF
first t me-, an informal reception being
held by tho members. Tho gym" Is
admitted by experts to be one OF the
hest equipped In the city. and Is dcs-
tined to become popular with the young
men at the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
INDOOR MEET
,fspeciaI 10 The TIme,-DIspatcf

tspecialto The Tlmes-DIspatch.3
BALTIMORE, February 4.-The Fifth
Regiment Athletic Association will hold
an indoor meet. at It's new armory on,
1870 p. NJ. under the auspices Of the
a. a. o.. In which the members OF va
rious athletic associations have been
invited to compete. Handsome prizes
ones to members OF teams. A cup will
be given to the organization scoring
the greatest number OF points In the
meet.
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Auftior &alts, future BapS.
~~~ ~ .~0NS.>-~0s~~-S~>-
By Chas. "A. Rose.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 6 North Ninth Street, y
Richmond, Va.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE re-
C. II. ASHBURNER FARM,
BELoN.A9 STATION. POWFfATAN CO.,

BY request. this beautiful and svStu-S
able farm Will be sold, on the premises
THURSDAY. FEBRuARYg6. 1903.
s,n .t 9f|oek Train isxas s9uts
Iona at $40 "A. NJ. Returning, leaves
Belona ut ~ o'clock. 1854
This beautiful farm consists Of los
|acres-4O cleared and balance In mixed
wood. 80 20
The beautiful dwelling, with ten
rooms. Is within Ave minutes wal Of
d,ae ia.sheathed frame house. slate
roof, we'll painted, rooms finished I'm
white enamel paint with hardwopels
finish; wallis colored and napersd..ss s
shade treec in yard; we'll Of fine water
near kitchen door: sta bles, barn. amok e5T;s
house. etc. Orchard of seventy. nyssl
trees four yaars graSwth Land NMssl
Land nearly all fenced. ss s
E Church, school. post ohlce. depot and
store all within one-quarter OF mile Eqf3
house. Good nelg hborhood and home
fora doctor iss
Land % tho very best black SOL vii HI II
clay subsoil. &
Owing to the accessibility Of this
at hand. and the unusual " modern. att
tractive dwelling and country. this op 81
iportunity should attract the attention.
Of homes seekers or investors. ss.ssss
TERMS: ne-third cash balance m
one and two years, occurred.
& Plat OF farm and bull dlngs, with
further information, can he had AT
Office of 9ss.
cHAs. a. ROSE. Auctioneer.
g. North Ninth Street. s
Richmond, Va.
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cENTnE FOR STATE MEETINGS.
Nine Such gatherings Alrendy Sched-
uled for LyncliburE This Year.
Sneciai IN r "a Tim d. III snn N

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,]
IS LYNCEIBURG. VA, February 4.-As
"a centre for State meetings LynchburE
Will be to the forefront during the
current year. as already nine State
meetings have been scheduled to take
place here. They are the State con-
vention OF the Y. NJ. G. A., this month;
the Republican state Convention: ON
Fellows, Grand Lodge of Rebekahs
Grand Encannpment Of Odd Fellows
and the Grand Council of Red Men In
Charities and Correction and the Vir-
Rinia horticultural Society in the
autumn. III ;ss455
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Emperor Emperor a nncin q Man,

The Emperor OF Germany Is another
good = s !, who maintains MS
best English thoroug and placed
them at the service Of his people with
a view to improving the breed OF
horses throughout his empire: He
has had for some time agents In Alneri-
ca making selections of stock best
adapted to cavalry service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Keal estate for 5ale.

a VIRGINIA COUNTRY HOME B,
OF value and beauty, in the glorious a lbe.
marie region $50 acres. part cleared part
In timber: attractive ll-roopl residence,
modern cquIoment. barns, carrtsge houses.
etc.: everything In nrst,class cond!tloni
picturesque environments; handsome homes,
occupied By cultured people close by. This
Is u great bargain--Sl1,50o y. en- By
ssa5t H.. ", flILLElARY y. CO..
si 85 Charlottesville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
FARM FOR SALE

FARM FIlFt 8. IA y. M " u
Orchard Hin Farm. containing sixty lsoa
city at Greensboro. n. G. This rs an eScep-
3I.onal opportunity for securing ona o. tho
test farms In the Pledmont section well
5adnpted Tor growing Truck, tirasa3 and
Grain; splandid house OF seven rooms large
barn ana sheds "a good orchard a33 81 n Pear,
Peach land Apple trees. teen acres Ia
Rad Top and Orchard Grass; 4 thirty tsOi
acres inAYhsats and Oats, Would mako d
5000 dairy 1afns Az rsss I, !. Y. U. sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
GRAND CIRCUIT DATES

Detroit. July eth to 81.
Cleveland, August Sd to It'll.
Buffalo, August 10th to 18th.
PouGhkeepsie, August 18th to 22d.
Boston. August oath to 2sth.
Providence. August 31st to Septem-
her 4th.
Hartford, September 18th to 10th.
Syracuse. September 14ths to 18th.
Columbus. September 2ist to Octo-
her Sd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
Acadcnir-Durk.
Dijou-''Thc Ninety nnd Ninc.''

II one speaks
through the instru-
ment he has mas
tered, Harold Bauer
spoke with elo-
quence last night In
the auditorium OF
the Jefferson Hotel.
which was filled
with mu.ic-loving'
people of Richmond
to greet this res
morknble young
pianist. 55l;
After hearing hin,
play for more than
two hours. his audi
tors join with thou
sands OF others be-
fore whom liz ha u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
|RAC|NG DATES FOR 1903

Benning's. March % to April a.. I.
April is to April 2S..... !:
April 90 to. May l2........ /:
Belmont Park, May 10 to May 30.. i
June Ito June la...... j
Sheepshead, June 10 to July 6...... i
Brighton, July to July 29........ q
Saratoga. July so to August 22.... 2!
Empire City. Aug. J. to Aug 28.... !;
sheepshead. Aug. 90 to Sept. 12.... i;
Gravesend, Sept. IA to Sept. 2G.E.... l:
Brighton, Sept. % to Oct. 8 .........
Belmont Park. Oct. to Oct. 17.5.... 1:
Empire City, Oct. 10 to Oct. 24.....
Aqueduct, Nov. S to Nov. II .......
Total !. /. /. J. /.
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FsEfs ' =. .ss;,
NOTICE TO
Builders and Architects

IN pursuance Of the action Of the
,questing that the builders md arclli-
tects OF the city Of Richmond noms-
nate four members Of the .commis
to revise the proposed building code,
of ali builders and architects Of the
,cIty7is called to nominate these nen-
hers, this meeting to be held IN the
Chamber OF Commerce Assembly Hull
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th. Il I
Is o'clock r. NJ.
fT5313 I'M r. 5n1NfN0CI
u. 7. Y WILSON.
w. y. READY
Fl. e. BASKERVILLE.
Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Base RunninE.

Sporting Editor Dispatch:
Sir.--What Is the best time made In
running bases? FAR.
Circllns the bases was made In re-
cord time by Clement. an outtlelder on
Jersey City team. He made the trip
In 1915 seconds.-Ed.
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Sporting Letters.

The sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch will gladly answer In theAe.
columns amy question rcga riding
sporting matters. ommunica lions
ON sporting subjects will also be
printed, md comments will be made.
Address Sporting Editor. Tlmes-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
THIRD STREET TEAM WINS
Interesting Track Meet Held Yesterday
~ nrnOnn.

Interesting Track Meet Held Yesterday
Afternoon.
IN track meet held yesterday after
noon the Third Street champions de-
feated the Little Franklin Streets by
a score Of 80 to 33.
The members of the Franklin Street
team are w. IT. Oppenhimer. manager;
William Marshall, cap tain; James Da-
vison, Charles Garrett and Thomas
Steel. The Third Street team Is com
posed Of Alan Hart, manager; Edgar
White. captain; Lewis English. William
Goodall and Robert Tuner.
Events.
Z 5O-yard dash-First, White; second.
Dawson; third, English. Time.
seconds.
English; third Dawson. Time, Is Sec
Standing broad jump-First, Dnvi-
son: second. MARSHALL; third, White.
Length, u feet 4 inches. q
Running broad jump-F'irst. White;
second Dawson; third, Marshall. Dis
tance. IA feet.
Standing run hop step-First. Davi-
son: second. Slarshall; third. White,
Length, 20 feet.
Filming hop and jump First. White;
second. Marshall; third, Dawson. Dis
lance. IL feet.
Quarter-m!le dash-Eirst White;
second. Goodall; third, Marshall.
Shot put-First, White: second. Mar
shall; third. Dawson. Distance. 90 feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Won DEF ABE a BANKRUPT.

Former Owner OF st, Louis Club Doyn
and Out Financially.
ST. LOUIS, February "A petition
", voluntary bankruptcy wns flied yes.
terday by Chris Won Der Abe. tor
many years principal figure In tho
baseball world and owner OF the st.
Louis American Association team from
Its organization In 1876 until his RE-.
tircntilt IN 1898.
According to the petition he has. but
5000 assets to 0ffset $:GS65.35 liabili-
ties. 6
Many Of the largest debts are notes
for money borrowed for the support OF
the team he owned: It is stated that
Won Der Abe lost bis wealth throush
amusement Investments that did not
prosper, loans and tho nabit OF indors-
Ing checks and sIgning bonds
He had lust recovered from serious
attack Of pneumonia
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The SUBURBAN

The, Suburban.
Sporting Editor uies-Dispatch:
sir.--What horse won the suburban
handicap In 1906? b.
August Belmont's Beldame. In 2:05 3-5.
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SCHULTZ USED UNFAIR TACTICS.

Total J.
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Tallss para poIiefss

La Comisi6n de Ia policf9 inuulsT convcCR
& talIas para ingresoB en 81 Cusrpe, laE Gus
les tsndTSn lugsr 81 die 13 de FebEeTo &C
tual ca S4n Juan, p. r.
Como requisites indispenBableB 90 exjen:
1.-HabeF cumplido veints nm amos
de edad, acreditadR con fe de bRUtiSm2.
2.-sabeE leeE , eBcribiT.
3.-Tener tallR de un metro y Bstents y
dos centfmetreB y cinco centfmstEou de ex'
pansi6n toY6cica
4-EncontFaEge en- condolences fiGicAs
de sslud Ia que acredit3r6n IoB RspirantsB
con una certificsci6n m6i % juHadR ants
el iuez del pueblo ciudRd donde resid 9
el solicitante.
5.-AcreditaE por CertifcscioneB de Leo
autoridades locales y poE FtfeEencias de
peEBonas henorsbles IL buenR conducta
moral. Sc daE6 pFefsTenCia entire leo 30
licitantes qua acuRen buenos habitoB de
eduoaci6n y que poseRn regular inltTuc'
ci6n.
6.-Cada aVpiEants BoliCitarS On Las Go.
mandsncian do Pusstos DistTito donde
Esnidiesa, ana notR expresiva de cieEtal
condolences que la Comisi6n ha gsnalado
para garantir la Identification personal dl
los aspiEantes,
Todas las solicitudes y documentoA de-
ber6n enviarsa 81 Cuartsl General Dc la
Dolicfs insulaE antes del dis 1 del actual,
La Comisionde Ia POgicte IlesuIaF.
6. va,
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FuegO en- un COIegio.

Un fusgo 90 desarFolI6 en- 81 coIegio de
Bethany, ViEginia. Empez6 en- les pri-
meras horas de Ia MANS, ' CuRndo SO pro-
pRg6 haRta 81 doEmitoEio de Las j6VeneP,
Glen de aataB salieron precipitadRmente =
RtsrroHiEadas en batas de domiT.
Luego hicieron 10 miSmo so eAtudianteB
en- traie de noche. Lsg j6veneu se moatra'
ron vaIeroBaB y ninguna sufri6 Ia mss
Ieva confusion. LuchaHon bFaYamente
CON las Ilamaa. AL sAlir cuando SO en-.
contraban an la oalls, tres de elias Bufrie'
ron nfEcopea.
Por donde primego He deEcubEi6 81 fue-
90, fu6 an 81 comsdoE. Rste eBt6 Eituado
On sl primer piao de Lon tres que tisne 81
ediicio. La sefiorita Eathel Carmen, Dc
Fayetta City, Pa, fu6 laSqus DID la vcz Dc
alaTma, POGO dsspu6l de media noehP'
soIamanta tuvo neCeBidad dc gEitar uns
yez. psra que SO ninas Ia imitaTan.
En- Ii mismR Oalle, an POGO mss aFll
b de donde tienen las 8sfiaritaG aus dor
mitoIios, elt6n los de lo5 j6venes. lsnae
guidR sa pFesantaTon ca 81 Bitio del faegt
en BuB bAtRG de noChs J en- veaados g
eata Glaze. EntonceI % dividieron. Uno
hicieEon una bTigada para traspo!taE CO
boB otroI Be dadiOaFOn { Eslvsr ta5 J.
] noEitaG dd paligIo. Para esto laltAON
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COCKTAILS sTERAPEUTICOS. Las
prOpiedades alimenticias y nutritiVas del
acefte de higado de bacalaO depeEden en-
absolute de las gTasas que entran en- la
compOs. .ci6n natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son digeridas asimiladas con mucha
mas facilidad que las otras, debidO la pre-.
sencia en- ell aceite de bacalao de c1ertos
conpuestos derivados del hfgado, que per-
miten la prOnta emulsifcaci0n del aceite
Dor los fiuidos del est0magO y hacen que
su absorci0n por la membrane mucosa Sc
ueve efecto con mas facilidad y con mas
rapidez que Ia de ninguna Otra gTasR
Las grasas que el aceite de hfgado de
bacalaO cOntiene, ap8rte de su pOderosa IA
cultad de nutrir, no pOseen nlngun valor
terap6utico-y los OtrOs elementos natura-
les que son parties dc su composition posi-
BILE que ninguno de ellos pueda ejercer en-
ell sistema cualquier efectO terapeutico.
Es evidante pues-que ell aceite de ba-
calao es un alimento y no una med1clna y
que tOdas sus virtudes alimenticias estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
~ por consiguiente todas las preparaclO-
nes que pretenden estaE hechas de los pr1n-
cipios activOs del aceite que Sc ofrecen
como sus sustitutoss son productos !raudu-
lentOs de la especulac10n mercanCll del
charlatanismo. DichOs prepaTados no con-
tienen ninguna de las propiedades nutriti-
vas y recOnstituyentes del aceite de hfga-
do de bacalaO, poTque carecen de la grasas
que es la parte del Rceite que nutTe ALI
menta-6u cOmposlclOn Il6ue 44ucna seA4e'
ianza con Ia de los COCKTAILS-y su uso
puede en- ocaciones causar peTjuicios con-
siderables q los enfermos poT la gran can
tidad de alcohol que inVarlablemente con-
tienen-y otras suDstancias narcohcas, CO.
mo el sulfatO de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles activos del aceite de
hfQado de bacalRo, son especialmente pc
1 liSTosas para las cFiaturas, para los n1hos,
para las i6venes y se1oras, quienes por So
ilaturaleza delicada y temperamento espe,
ciaI no pueden Tesfstir sin grandes que
brantos para su salud los efectos deleter1os
/ deI alcohol, de Ia estricnina y Otras subs
L tancias eneTgicas.
El aceite de hfgado de bacalao es in
sustituibIe como alimentQ-cOmo un re-
cOnstituyente podeToso de la sangTe, de los
1 teiidos. de los nerviOs y de los huesos.--y ,
/ eI modo mas racionel de administrators
sepdn 10 ha probadO Ia experienced demas DC
| 8J amos segGn Ia opinion un1versasde lof
| nedicos. es Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT
que esta cOmpuesta del aceite mas puro J
de otros ingredientes que aumentan CON
siderablemente la edcacia nutE1tlVa os
NGeita,
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CANALES MAS I'M
pOrtanteS del mum
do.
EI Del mar del MOlte tiene una lon.
gitud de 81 miIIas.
EI VOIumgR ID las ssslVuIOnN fac Do IO4 nj
lIoaJs ] nidIo d Jlfdis rdhIeas.

Los canaleB de naYegacion mas lmpoR
tantss Eon 81 de SeuE que une 81 MediteEEa'
mao con 81 mar Rcjo, 81 del Mar del NoEts
que va de u desambocaduFa del rio ElbR
KieI, 81 canal de Manchester, 81 de Chi.
csgo, 81 de~6an Lorenzo 81 de OoFinto.
El canal de SueE tiene SO millas de
loDgitud, 26 pies de pTofundidad; II pies
de ancho en 81 fonfo Para conGtEniFlo
hubo neceBidod de escavaE SO miiloneg y
medic de yardPz Cdbicas, u preCio medic
de SO CsntavoB yardas; 90 emplearon como
m6ximun q mil hombFes y CostRron las
obFaa SO millones de dollars.
La construction duT6 10 amor, habiendo
empesado laa obFaB on 1859.
81 canal del mar del NoFts, tiane de
lopgitud 81 roillas; de pTofundidad 90 pies
medic; de ancho en- el fondo 70 pies; eB
de esCluHRB tiene 2 de tls.
El volumsn de Lar euCaVRcioneB fu6 de
104 millonsB medic de yardRs c6bicas
que costaron 81 CentavoB yaFdR. FL
coata de las otras fue de 80 milloneB de
dollRra TaTd6 lR construction 8 afiag, Re
emp'asHon como mGximun 10 mil hombTeh
empezaron las obraa en- 1887.
Ell canal de Manchester de 35 millRU de
longitud; 26 pies dc pFofundidaa y 12O
pies de Rpcho en- Ell fondo; con eBClusRa
de 600 pies de largo go pi6s de anCho
uns, que eIevRn sl niVel del canal n pi6l
medic, empez6 conAtEuirsg en- 81 1887
81 mismo tempo que 81 anterior , tAEd6 6
amos On constEuirBe.
Oout6 IS 1nilloneB do dollars hubo qus
escavRE So milIonss medic de yardGs GU
bicas an costo medic dc 81 %. Este
praCio de eBcavaci6n superior loI antoEio
res eAtS iustifeRdo poT que Ia 5A paFte de-
voIumen eBcavRdo era una ToGR aEeniGcS
ademas loB pEoductoB de la eHcavaei6n nc
podfan verterae en- Ii orilla de eAta, eFs
neceaario tFanspoTtaTloE.
El caDRl de DEanaje de Chics go tiene 26
miIlas de largo, % pies de profundidhd }
10 pies de ancho en- 81 fondo Els de ri
vel = CoHt6 % milloneB medic de dollaTp
El volumen de escovacioneS lego 40 mi
llopes de ysTdaB cdbicas; con IN CoRto me
dio de II cent8v0 YGrds C6bica.
Empsz6 la construction On 1892, y tar
dc 8 amor. EI n6meEo de hombTeB EN-
p'eLdaB lleg6 10 mil. ERte no eB an Cl
nal de navegaci6n, pero pusde Berlc.
Ell canal del RIO San Lorenzo, tiena p
millas de lor gitud, IA pi6l de pre- fundidRd
100 pi6l de apcho en- el fondo y 48 eSclu
Bau de 270 pies de largo y 40 pies do an
cho, les cualeB elevRn el fondo del canal
551 PIES de altuTa CoAt6 80 milloneH d
dollaEp.
El premsdio del trabajo annual fu6 de
milisG ' decimsB en- el canal de Sues; O.
ell del Mar del NoEte mll!aB mediaI
en- el de Maneheater 5 millaI cuaTtas; o.
ell de Chicago MILES y mediaH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-10
EL INJUNCTION"
contra eI IObaniIIO.
IConcMsi6n.

Dabo deciF, en- honor Ia veEdRd, que
loG demandadoG han cumplido la orden de
ID coIte: no hA Ieguido Ii obER. MfH eS
tan prepaEadoB pasa continuaEla. Todo,
eAt6 6ispuesto. No bien 90 de la or
den Rlsando Ia BuspenAi6n, e1R ensrgfs
compTimida, Ia eneEgia contenida, ss de-
HRETollaE6 con Ia velotidAd del FayO y en-
poco tempo, 81 edifcio quodar6 teEmina.
do. 81 demandado eat6 como en- IN sport,
eBpeEAndo lR 3. nal del juez de salida para
lRn1aEse 10 caFTers y veneer. SucedeEa
senior, como en- Lar obYag de una expoBi.
Ci6n que todo entk dispueltO y 81 viajeEO
de an, dia otro' notR que donde hAbfs
uu campo FGso, laB "a horal Ee levanta
mRgeatuoso nm BobeIbi edifcio.
VoY teFminaF, dice 81 oTadoF. Tergo
confanza abBolnta en- mis- paiSanou cuRndc
adminintEan juatiCia, 81 de ago me enoTgu'
llezco es de dirigirme les CorteH foKmR
daH per CCmpatEiotaB mioF, .mEB que en
ning6n otEo tribunal. 66 muy bien qua 81
Case asr6 resuelto con alto eSpfritu de jus
ticiV.
SsfioE: que Be evite ID conltFucCi6n d
eAe Caf6 EestauFRnt que AhorR, con loI f..
moBoB bales de Carnaval, que 70 us acer
can, acaoan nj BSbe como, peTo que sntC
afio, por 10 menoU que no tengan eGe eli
ciente m6B.
Da 10 contFario van contar 6 los dc
mandanteB mil quinientos dollars que cues
to la fanzS!l
Por Ia moral, Beflor, 10 digo con todr
Ia nincsTidRd que CaraCtsriza mis- GctoB pO
lfticog.
ST se CANA en- defnitiva el pleito uobr
nulidad dc los acusrdos, NADIA Sc hahE
conBeguidc; 81 90 pisrds 81 Injunction, 6
dafio 90 habr6 cauUado, poEquo uu litigi
duEa amos los efsctos del Injunction sol
Alcangnn doce meBs1, dos oarnAvales.
Fran las doOe y cuarto Cuando 81 aefio
Hsrn6ndez Lopez cerFabR 10 hermoER ora
Ci6n foFenGo, Buspendie ldoss 81 acto par
Lar dos media de ID tarde, qusdando q
81 uso de Is pRlabFa lou Shores Falcon
pOr 81 AyuntRmieDto, , AlvoEsz Nava po
Perez PisTret.
EI p6blico uali6 hacienda Comentsrio
de todau cIAGes muy diBpuento aliAti
los debates.