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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-01
MARIA TERESA REGI-
bio eI aqua bautis-
NAL en- Bayam0n,
EIegaRtG inVitaCiin para un haiIe en-
eI Casino de Ia COI0nia Espa-
iOIa.
Sc deCia en- Ia Ciudad que en- eI We
GiR0 pueblo de Tna-AIta habia
OGurIidO una deSgTaCia.
o. nusstro oorrsspOnsaIl

Mayo 26. Maria Teresa, monfsims nj
fiR do los eBposoa CssteFo- III HsFn6ndez, Feoi'
bio el sgua bautiamRl el domingo pasado,
Rnf como 81 sacramento de ls confirmation,
apadFin6ndols del primer sacramento, 81
senior don Joh6 HeEn6ndes y Hu BtnorR
dona Antonis Ramirez, del BPgundo- lG
HefioFa madre del 8efior CssteTo dofR LRU'
Fa Moliaa.
Una selects concuETencia acompafi6 Ia
angaliCRl Maria Teresa al temple, giendo
deBpues muy obBequiRdR en- IL moERdR de
Is BtRara Laura Molina viuda de CesteEo
On donds sI oBpumoao champagne y los
fn0a duiCes 90 FepRTtiePon On pHofugi6n.
Fate CorgesponRal fu6 AtentRmente invi'
tado por 81 senior CeBtsFo, poF 10 que le d6
Las gFaciaB, deEeGndolo lR nina del que
Eido amigo muChas fslicidadeB en- 81 trans
cuTSo do su prsOiona vida.
-RsCibo una elegante egquela de invi'
taci6n para an baile sl domingo pT6ximo,
en- loa BalaneB del casino de la Colonia Ea'
pafiolR, CedidoB gRlautsmente GlR juventud
p0r 81 asioT preEidente , la diEsCtivR.
PoF Ia animRCiGn que Eeina paTeCe que
qusdaES muy luCido 81 FefeFidO bsils en-
81 tenderness opoTtunidRd de admiHRE loa
oncantoE de nueItrau ballRa damaB de-
ssando daE conoCsr quien ssR lR Fsina
6 empsFstEiz del mismo On IR rsviBtG que
0nviaT6,
En- Ia SHquOIa do invitRci6n apSreCen
las irmaB de Los j6vons8 JoH6 OlIsr (hijo, }
Jose Rubio, OlcaF NsvRTez, Francisco
Csatsro de Moline, Enrique Paaquera, An
gel Rosy, Ricardo Vela y Angel OesttEo.
Buena comiHi6n. A diYsrtirns, ju'
ventud RlegFe.
En- CandeIaria barrio do Toa baia,
ha ocurEido una dsDgracia. Sc dice que
un policia iuEular le ha pegSdo dor tiToH
4 IN paiHano. IuvsstigO 81 bscho, , dare
el informe.
Ell iluatrigimo uefor Obispo nali6 81
luneB de eRts Ciudad On donde peEmaneci6
4 dfsB adminiEtrando 81 sacramento dc Ia
confirmation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-01
AnunGiO de Subasta.
DIpiFtlmGRtO del IRtVTIOf % PuNto Rice.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
OfOina del Supsr6ntendsnts.

San Juan, P. r. Mayo 13, 1908.
ProponiCioneI ca pliegoB cerrsdoS para
lR Adjudication en- pdblicR HubaBts de lau
explRnRCionel de kil6metrog, mas me.
NOS, do Ia CaFT0tsra CiGleE-J uana Diag,
s0cCi6n VillalbR- DiviBoTis, % sdmitirkn
en eltR OfCina haHta laG 10 q. N. del die
10 de JUNO, 1908, On que 70 Rb7ir6n p6.
blicamOnta.
81 prGGUpueGtO RpFoximRdo de laH obras
aBoisnde $31, 100000.
Tod0B log dRtoB nOCeIArioE, impresou dc
propOIiCioneg y CentEatog in1tEuCCionOs &
log poBtOEaI Bo daFfn o. osta OfCina. Tam
bi6n % faCilitaT6n azulO1 de loB pianos me-
diant0 IN dsp6Sito provisionRl de SO que
Har6n resmbolsadoG 81 dsvolvOr dichoH
az6le8.
ssr6 condici6n essncial del oontrAtO qus
81 OontEatiHta, psrtiE del uegundo mes
ineluaiVe del plazo para Il tsrminaci6n de
loH tERbajoG, ejeeuts cadA mes obraB poE
vAloE no menoE do $4,000 menEuaIea.
La AdminiHtraCi6n Bo EeseTvR 81 ders
cho de.rsChalar cualquieFR todas las pro
poniCiones , de adjudiCar 81 Contrsto bSjo
otraB connidsracione8 que las de prSCio 70
lRmente.
POr oEdsn del ComiBionado del Interior,
J. J. Tmsenea-supt. de Obrau P6blicaB
32vH. No. 6.
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Alauka. Un slemkn un italisno, CuaI.
quisr otro extERUgsTo puede 0pelar & 10
CoTts de los EAtRdos Unidon en- San Juan
y, bAjo las condolences de nuentEos eStatu
tor fsdsFRlen pusdO califcaEBe como un
ciudadsno americana, poRo los pueEtoFFi'
queflog, no. Un Rlem6n 6 un itRliano en-
tonces CRlifcado pusde obtaner 10 paBa'
poFta viaiGH como I'm Ciudadano de 10
gran TspGblica norts'RmeFica, con todoB
los pTivilegiog y honoreB que vG con este
CiudadRno peFo no Rsf IN pueTtoTTiqueno.
El Cd nm hombrO sin nacionAlidad
-"5QuS uuted pienBa do la continuadR
negative do ls ciudadanfA?
-"Elto o. ciartRmente an GHroE que
hR hsCho l0vRntRR an sentimiOnto do pena
sobrs una pAFte dc egR iBlR pRERdR bBio ell
control de Lon EatRdoB UnidoH. Este zen.
timisnBo q Rlontalo por 10 EeAexi6n de
que Los pueEtorriquefios Gran dsCidida'
mente paEtidaEioH de loB ameEioanoH bien
vOnidoH nuestrOs uOldados nueRtrR BAN
derR con patri6tiCo entuBiaGmo nunca
NOS han dad0 10 msnoE moleatia On Ia or
gRnizRCi6n de la isla, dc aCusrdo con nueB'
tTRH pTOpiag ideaE. Como IN aucsao del
tornado ana paFts ConHpicua On sl gobisF'
no insulaF de8ds que Oe86 Ia oCupsci6n
militaF. Ell01 90 ancu0ntTan entire el
fasrte tTabsio como miambE0B del EieCuti'
v0 intimRments AsOCiadog con lo8 impoE'
tRntOs tTRbRiou lloysdoa CRbo poE los de-
partamentol ejsCutivoF, 0perRndo de buenR
CANA CON los empleRdoB Rm0TiCanoB On to-
daB Las lfneRB'.
-"Qus impression tuvo de los emples.
dor amsEicanOn con qui6n uAtad Ba OnCon.
tE6?"
-"URted podEia EoCoEreE 81 mundo en-
taEo con una luE , no encontEaIfa pn cueF.
DO CON IA gobeFn9dor Isus aeig coIegaB
americanog, tan hSbil davoto en- 81 CO.
biorno insular. ElloB trRbajsn incAnBs.
bIo8 deainteEsBRdRmento para dRF 81 adS'
lanto y biensItaT & ~ pueblo, , 10 consa'
guir6n.
Aunqus pusds hRbsE 81 Esntimisnto de
que no han tenido m6s honor ni dignidad
personal dsBpu6a do lR 0CupaCi6n america
nR, Loo inteligenteg ruoFtoFTiqusH9g com.
pEsnd'n que los 0mpleRdos amsTiCanOR
trubAjRn BRcEifc6ndoss psFa Conssguir laG
mGjOTRH do lou mas, I'M buen Bsntimisnto
pdbliCo aoEtien0 IL administration co auE
muchoa J divsTBOB pFoyoctoB para 10 for.
maCi6n dc una bella Fep1bic6."
"MF. koas0ll pag6 nm buen Cumpli'
mientO { loG emplsRdos del gobisEno, ne
goCiantes y pIofeEonalGE, amoricanos y
nativ0g que 81 Conoci6, p0E 50 bondRd }
pOE Ia atsnui6n especial de que fu6 objeto
poF parte do ollos' En- todaB paEtOs qul
fp6 70 EsOibisron con distinction , hogpi
talidad''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-01
UNIVERSITY OF PORTO,RICO.
Office Of the PfOsld0at.
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed proposals in quadTupliCsts for
the construction Of = Cement block Rddi.
ticn % the Practice School at Rio PiedEaa,
Porto Rico, will be received ct this Cffiice
until 10 A. M. june 9th 1908, and then
opened. A dOpOait Of twenty Eve ($25 00)
dollars will be required q security for the
return Of Plans and Specification.
The right ID reserved 70 reject any or
al proposals.. Further information fur.
nishsd upon application. Envelopes con.
tanning proposals AhouId be endorsed "Pro.
posal for the construction Of an addition
10 the Practice School Ct Rio PisdEaa. P.
r.. and addressed % the president Of the
UnivOE1itY of Porto Rico, Department Of
E6uoatiOn. San Juan, p. R".
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PARIS BazaF.

Participamos UeBtEa dintinguidR
CIient0Ia que hemoB EeCibido nm OxtonBo
uurtido On tiras , 0ntEodoSo1 sui2Ol COM
pTobadss paFTons'msnte poF d Jefa de Il
CRSs. EG 10 mas finO qu8 viens { Puerto
Rico. Los hay On toIa tupida , SD tOIR
ClREin.
AdOmGg Ba hR geCibido una novedad on
RbRniC0G dc Valencia ca dondo mand6 o1ta
casa madarR de CedTo para lo1 vArillBiel
delos pbanicoB Ios que resultRn una gran
noV0dad.
EutR casa no omits gagto8 para tTROE
iompE0 noVedadm Puerto Rico. FotalOza
27.-PsdFO Giassti.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTl.
DsllFtlnlntO ID Inferior d PUOrt0 Rice.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs.
Ofoina dsL 8upsrinlendsnte.

OItUsgt8 UsG SWPsTSfBG6NNe5lEe.
San Juan, P. R, Mayo % de 19Os.-
PF6PoHicionoI % plisgol CsrRndou para Ii
adjudication On p6bliCR Gubasta do lan
0brRg do construction de 2010 metros IL
noaley, mas mOnoB, dO caErOtsEn, SsCci6n
Cfgun1, San LORENZO, Ko. 4 Ko. 6, %
admitir6n On sBta ofcina hasta IaH 10 4.
m. dol dia 10 de JuniO 1908, On que Es
abEir6n p6blicamOntS.
El pEeIupue1to 0pRoximRdo do Las ObraB
aDCionde s $15, 10000.
TOdoH loE dato1 nsCo-GEioB, impEs1oa da
pF0poEiciOnsl ContEato1 Instructions
log p01tOEea 90 dar6n en- asta ofcinR. Tam.
bi6n 30 fACilitRr6n azules de log pianos me.
diaute an d0p6lito pTovilional ds $1,000
que Gor6n EoembolaadOI a dsvolver dichoI
GSuIo8.
Ssr6 cOndici6n OIsncial del ContTato que
q contrRtilta, pAEtir del Isgundo mes in-
Clusive del plAso para ID termination de
los tEGbHioV, ejecuto cada mes obEan poE
vRlor no menoE de $5,0000O
La Administration Be FeBervR 81 dere-
Cho de EeChazE CuaIquieEa todaI Lar pro.
poBicioneG , do adjudicRr sl contYato bBjo
otFas CondicioneI que Lar dc pEecio solR'
mOnta.
Por ordsn del ComiSionado del Iuts.
Eior.-J. J. Jimtnes, supt. de Obras Pt'
blloag. Is vs. N9 z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-01
UNIVERSlDAD De PUlRTO RICO.
OfIelRl Del PTOsIdORtO.
ANUNCIO.

En- las o6cinau del Prssidsnta do ID
UnivsrAidhd de Puerto Rico Ba POcibiFGn
preparedness bHjo Bobre CeTFsdo y poE Gus.
druplicado para 81 enERnchs que hay que
hGCsF en- 81 edifcio de ID Eacnela ModeIo,
Rio PisdEaI, P. r., hagts las diez de IL
mAfiAna del Martss 8 de Junio, hora On
que Bs abEiEan tOdRB Las pEopolicioneu.
Para infoRmGI pusden diriiiFBe diohns
ofcinRu. Un d0p6nito de v0intO cinCo
($25.OO) dollars % exigO para asoguTar ID
dsvoIuci6n de los pianos , pliegoE de CON.
diCionOa
So EoIorva 81 dereCho do rechazar una
todaB laB pr0poIiCionsa.
Los nobFeg en- que Bs F0miten dObsTkn
llsvRr o8CEito 10 jguients: "PropoBiCi6n
para conGtruiE un OnnanChO ID casa EE-
cusIa Modslo de Rio PisdEaB, P. RI, ,
dOben Bsr dirigidoB Il PEeaidento de Il
UniveElidad de Puerto Rico, DspaEtamon.
to de EduCsCi6n, San Juan, P. R.
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2 De JUNO De 1908,
Primer aniuersariO del falleoimisato de
Don Manuel Paniagua ' VigO.

Mafans, dis 2 del actual, ( laG siste ,
media ss CslebEaEG una miGa On uufragio
do "a alma, en- Ia Capilla de ID V. Q. 2.
FFancigCanR.
So aviGR los parisnts1,y amigos %
loa anticipa Las gEaOiaB.
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v. MERINO & Co
Apartado de correo l.o7e.
Telefono 4s2.

-
Fnturas pPad us Immediate % pasta
LONE 5arnic de O Ga Aeie d lnaa
Iser1a pana de %
prada en- todos anahOs De es e0Ores BlancO Au RO Amarillo
Crtas
Jes para puas vnanas Molduras cnadros Cua
limpiar muebles
Francisco San Jnanp r
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BOda en- SaRtuTCe.

La ueEoEita ClotiIds MeIguion, que e8
oEiuuda de la isla de San Thomas reside
haGe algdn tempo en- SanturcP, Contraio
mRtrimonio el Sabado pT6ximo pauado con
81 senior Miguel Maria SolsF, j6ven de Ma
YSgi.z. Ia boda fu6 en- familia concu.
rEiendo RlgunOu amigos de lo1 contra.
yeutsH.
Que sea todo 10 comp!sta que megscOn
los hoy ventureBoB O6nyugsE, Ia fslicidad
que hoy les sonEie.
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BOTELLAS THFRMOS,

reserva e conenido completamente ro por das dias
PreserVa s contenido caliente por Varios dias.
NADIA de compuestos qumicos, perfecamente hgi6nica
faclmente impia.
Las hay de litro de medic litro.
No necea anuncos Lo que hemo dcho sufciens para
ndicar que la Bota THEROs peoamene que necesa
mos
Precios
Tamanos de medic itrO (pinD 800 una
QUART $500
Tambien estuche de Venta.
Pdanse la Barberia Americana Plaza Principal San Juan
Las ordenes de la a deben dirigirse H. L. MOORE San
Juan Puerto Rice
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-01

Toxic, Junio 1o.-LaB friceionO8 entire
eEte gabinste = 81 de Pskfn, han ceBado.
Los dos gObiOFnoB han Ilegado nm acusr.
do Csdisndc amboB On laR diferoncfas que
les mantenfan distanCiadog en tiRantsz
tAl que lleg6 tsmeEBe u RuptuFa de hos.
hlidRdes China mu6atEaBe ahoEa COmplG.
cidG, pueg 81 Jap6n, On laB damRndRE que
eBtRbleCierR con motive de lol Eecientss
m0tineg de HRn-koW On leB Cualaa nufEis'
ron no POGO daio intereSsI japOneIeg,
pAtentizR "a degeo de afiapzsF CordiaImen'
te las EalRcioneB con 81 gobieTn0 de Pakin
2 limita dichRB demBndaG fi6ndolRS On
teEminOS modsVadoB = juBtos. Como pre-
1ents amiGtoso 81 Mikado rsgsI6 "a hor'
moso YRte & ID emperAtEiz do China.
San F'OtsFDbuTgo, Junio 1o.-NotioiaB
Eecibidas de TehsEan, y que tEaImits eHte
gobieFno 81 miniEtTo Ruu0, infoHmRn que
lR Persia eBt6 bBjo ID mas Completa anRF'
qufR. Fl gObieTno NADIA pu0de hRCor para
responder de modo GatiafaCtoEio & laE Gxi.
genGias de esto gobiePno. La aCtitud del
paTlamento, On contradiction con IL del
Shah, y ISH conBtanteB rovusItaI que este
sA64S 9SS O4G08Ub4k 6A b9AAAbOA4U
{ Len Koran, ColocRn & Psrsia On ID mas
CrfticR Bituaci6n. Aunque Russia ue musI.
trR en6rgioR en- les repaEacionel qua exigs
81 gobieFno del Shah, no antk gancuR de
ooupsH 81 tsrritogio fEonteri2o on donde
aCampan IaB tFopR1 onviAdaB solo para
garRutfR de Loo inteFessI guBoB dafsnHR
de lRB agrssion08 dc loB forRgideB psEGaE.
Y
Baltimore, Junio 1O.~E sGhado ocu'
FEi6 en- GRts CiudRd una hoEroroBa deIgrR'
Cia, que hR cauSado gran conformation en-
tOdoH los ofrculOa dspoEtivoH de ID ciudad.
So hRbfa OTgoni1ado unaB cREYeTas eu. .
CialeB de sutum6vilos. Las meJoEeH md.
quinRB tomaron paFte On elias. ri entu'
aiaamO degpeFtRdo por este match en- tods
esta ciudaa y PobIaCioneu caFCanaB, era
inuRitado. Uno dc los ehaufsrs que fgu'
Fabs en- pTimsEs lfnea entire lou que iban
guar los autos, sra CsdEino, do gran
fama universal. CedEino fae muy Rplau'
dido al paTtir en- % m6quina, pero inltRn'
tRneamsnt0 fu6 musFto p9E~una explosion.
e e accidents hR aldo sOntidfAimo ca u
dad.
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CARLES DE HOY.
EI goro ffigio frances J Ia Corona ts
IDglateNa.
FL Nikafn agassjantO a Ia smpsra-
tfiz amalilIa.
La aHaTunfa en- los dOmi1iOs del
Shah.
Las tI8gsdias del auto en- Baltimore

LOndpeu Ju 10 1o.-El pEo,ilsnto de Il
Eep6blicR frAnOaBa 8ali6 ds otts capital
81 dia 20 do Mayo. La dRupodids de loa
reyes al primer magintRado de Is Francis,
hS sido coFdialfnimR' Lcs princip0Is1
mBgnatss ds lR Corte, dsSpue1 d0 ID. re-
-as , 81 pueblo ingl6a sn ss,e1al EEibutA.
-o~l-a lFallisTsB Los mas agecsaosOB home'
nojoI. Dsldo CalaiH Paris 81 pEesidonts
frances fu6 objsto de Lar mAyoHeB demou'
tFaOiones de 6mpatfsB So CE6s qdo, como
PoBultsdo de egtR vista de FalIieEeB, lar
relaCions1 ancoipglsEaB 10 han eltrochAdo
frmemsnte.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-20
HIGH SECONDS WIN
FROM STEVENS SCRUBS.

Newark High Schools second eleven
defeated Stevens Preparatory Schools
second string by a score Of s to 0 at
Branch Brook Park yesterday after
noon in a fast and exciting game. The
locals relied chiefly on straight football
and at this style of he game played
rings around the visitors. The latter
tried many forward passes, but each
time the play was smashed up.
In the first half neither side was
able to score, although the Newarkers
pulled off some long end runs and line
plunges, and kept the ball in Stevens's
territory most of the time. Gray, who
played quarterback for the blue Inc
white In the second period, discovered
a weak spot In the visitors right wing,
and pounding this spot numerically
with Odds. Mcdonald and Fettingor
brought the leather to the courtyard
line and from here Fettinger was sent
over for q touchdown. An attempted
punt-out failed. Score: Newark 5,
Stevens o.
In the short time remaining to play
the locals held Stevens safe. The boys
played well together and exhibited good
teamwork and headwork. Adams,
punton, Mcdonald M Dempsey ex-
ce4led for the locals.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-20
CANT|LLON MAY
Be DROPPED BY
PRES. JOHNSON
Manager of Washington Team
to Be Ousted by Amer
lean League.

Joe CantillOn, manager OF the WASH
ington team of the American League,
according to a report ron Chicago.
may be ousted from the management Of
the capital city's team at the coming
meeting of the American League, IL
President Ban johnson, backed by sew
eral club owners. can bring 1t about.
The charge has been made that dur
ing the closing games of the season
some of the members of the Washing
ton team, while they fought desperately
to beat Cleveland and st. Louis. did not
display any. great anxiety to beat the
Tigers in their final series in Detroit.
Cantillon is said to have virtually adj
mitted this, but said that he was help
less In the matter. His players, on the
other hand, deny most strenuously the
intimation that they laid dow to the
Tigers.
The reason given for the alleged ac-
ton of the Washington players Is the
barring Of JON Delehanty from the
Cleveland grounds for n year, begin
ming last August. Delehanty was
charged with using abusive language
to Umpire O'Loughlin n the hearing
Of many spectators in the grand stand.
After he had been indefinitely sus-
pended by President johnson, the
Cleveland club excluded him from the
grounds for, year. Cleveland Is Dele
hanty's home and Johnson's action was
bitterly resented by the entire WASH
ington team. The Washington Club
virtually beat Cleveland out Of the PEN
nant by taking four out of the Ave last
games played with the Maps.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-20
RULES WHICH GOVERNED MARATHON
RACE At LONDON, WON BY HAYES

8. Each competitor shall be al
lowed two attendants, who shall
wear on breast and back the Same
distinctive number as the competi-
tor.
7. The attendants shall during the
ogre of tho race remain behind
the competitor they arc attending
or be sufficiently in front to pre-
vent them giving pacing assistance.
Non-observance Of this rule Will
disqualify the competitor.
s. Attendants will not be permit
ted to see the start Of the contest,
but must proceed In a body from
the Attendants Assembly Hall at
Windsor to the appointed place, five
miles (eight kilometers) from the
start, and join their competitors as
they pass. Upon arrival at the
stadium the attendants must leave
the competitors and enter at a diff
ferent gate. No attendant will be
allowed on the track.
0. Any competitor whose attend
ant or attendants obstruct another
competitor will be disqualified.
10. Each competitor must provide
his own attendants and required re-
freshments.
II. When a competitor retires
from the race his attendants must
also leave the route.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-20
100 runners are entered for NE EVENING TAR Marathon Race tomorrow It VIII be greatest athletic confession
hpem in New Jersey Don't iii m@ sarm mmh mhe Four ~mmm@ mA Hayes Olympic Marathon Winner
COMMISSION PUTS BAN ON
EIGHTEEN BALL PLAYERS

inflicted, in accordance with the pro-
visions of rule A."
Under this ruling the Washington
American League club is directed not
to enter into any contracts with any
of its players for the season Of 1903 who
participated in these games until such
players have again been placed on the
eligible list, the following being the
players: Tannehill, Freeman, Dele
hnnty, Mcbride, Shipke, Kahoe,
Kelley, Johnson and O'Neill, who,
however, belongs to Minneapolis.
Player Hughes, under reserve to the
Boston Americans, and Player Hart,
who belongs to the Chicago Americans,
also come under the same rule.
The same ruling Is announced against
the following members of the Milwau-
kee and Minneapolis American Asso-
citation clubs: O'Neill, Robinson.
Wheeler, Kerw1n, Dougherty, Smith,
Clarke, Olmstead, Hecklinger Inc
Block. Players Moat and McNichoiis
are also said to be in line for investi-
cation.
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Princeton Squad Has Secret
Practise to Do Fancy
Stunts.

PRINCETON, Oct. 20.-The Tiger
squad held secret practise yesterday
afternoon, the gates being locked and
the students barred from watch
ing the practise. New formations and
trick plays Were tried. During the
secret practise the forward pass vas
tried.
When the doors were finally opened
at 4 o'clock the undergraduates, who
trooped in q thousand strong, were
treated to the fastest scrimmage that
has been seen down here his year..
The varsity backs ripped up the
Scrub" line, tearing great holes in 1t
with every plunge. In h short mix
up the regulars scored twice on the Sec
ond eleven. The first tally came after
a cleverly executed fake kick. Read
dropped back for a punt, hut instead of
booting the v he hurried it twenty
yards down the field into the arms of
WEIGH. who was waiting in readiness
to catch 1t. With a clear field, the
veteran end dashed down the gridiron
for thirty yards and deposited the ball
between the uprights.
Charlie" Coke. who played a spec
tacular ine-plunging game against Vir-
ginia POLY last Saturday, was sent
into the "crub' backfield yesterday
in order to give the other candidates
a chance in the varsity ranks. He and
Clarke, another veteran In the scrub"
line, played the whole game for the
second string. Coxe's slashing plunges
and Clarke's sure, hard tackling were
responsible for keeping the score down
to respectable proportions.
McCrohan, the brawny Holy Cross
veteran, went in at fullback for the
regulars yesterday, but he hardly made
the sensation that was expected of him.
His line plunging was of a very ordi-
airy kind. Although strong as a bull,
the big back showed the lack of train
ing that his injury of two weeks g
has occasioned. His leg Is in as good
shape as ever, but his prowess as a
crashing fullback seems to have de-
serted him. 1t Is more than likely that
Roper, the coach. will try him in the
line some time this week, for his show
ing in the backleld yesterday after
noon does not augur well for the Tigers
IL they have been depending Upon him
to advance the ball.
The regulars gains in the afternoon
were due in good part to Sparks, a
diminutive halfback, new to the college
game this fall He broke through
and around tackle for several substan-
tial gains in succession. He proved him.
self an adept at wriggling ahead when
virtually downed for several yards. He
was responsible for the second touch
down. too, after diving through a gap
ing hole in the line for eight yards.
After the mix-up Mccormick and Har-
Ian, coaches, took Eddie Booth In hand
ana kept him busy for fifteen minutes
trying place kicks from different angles.
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NO new YORK.
DETROIT SERIES
WILL Be PLAYED
Giants Decide to Call Off Pro-
posed Games-Brush Gives
Team $4,000.

There will be no series of games
played this week between the Giants
and the Detroit Tigers. This was de-
cided at a meeting Of the Giants yes
terday. A majority Of the men were
willing to go through with the series,
but It was finally decided that owing
to the absence of Donlin, Bresnahan
and several important members Of the
team 1t would be advisable to let the
matter drop.
Another reason why the team is not
anxious to play Is that they are salts
fed with the financial rewards they
have received. 1t was announced yes
terday that President John T. Brush
has donated the clubs entire share of
the last New York-Chicago game. This
amounted to / 10000, and added to the
receipts derived from the benefit sum
day night gives the players more than
$14, 900.
President Brush and Manager Nc
Graw did not take any part In the dis
cussion, as the players are no longer
under contract. Under the rules of the
National Commission the New York
Club could have forbidden the players
from taking a part in such q series.
but did not do so, leaving the matter
entirely with the players.
Teams selected from those of the
Giants still in New York will play an
exhibition game at Middletown, N. Y,
today with the strong semi-profes-
sional team that represents that city.
The Middletown nine beat the Brook
lyns last week by 6 to 2. Tomorrow the
same team of the Giants will play at
Poughkeepsie against a lineup Of
minor league players from the New
England, Connecticut and Hudson
River leagues.