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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-06-02
The AlI-Fur Policy

The AlI-Fur Policy
and the reward of honesty in a business has
been thoroughly proven by the great success of
f. NJ. Knox and John B. Stetsons in the fur
hat business. These men began making genu-
inc fur hats and charging fur prices years ago.
The balance is well known, and their hats, too,
in every civilized nation. Stetson and Knox
Spring styles are how on sale.
THE Ai-RlCt STRAW POLICY
is clearly shown by the class of straw sailors we
show. The Hopkins and Knox sennets and
milans in the prevailing styles of the fashion
centers. .
81, So, $4 and SIS
No more no less.
Ask for the rough sailor senLett
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
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x Z /.
FL cabo Blancc, apenas q cutregt16f
q billete, corrio 8 mostraaao & sus com
paneros. Instanteg deaps1ed NegaAtbiase
enesgido y perple5c,a IA tien'da del
ter. enbe coronA, sclicitando permiaO
para If & Ia plaza y pga tandoco-
mo podrfa girar las CHEN pesataa pa
ra que Negansen prouto 6 mazos de
sa mujer.
;Las Glen 1ntregas le pregunate.
Y el, mirandome emtru sorpaendd ddO
MODESTO, por 81 mi pregumta emvol-
via una duda, me contesh5 concise, ter
nlinante, CON acento cerrado sragonea
despues de una mevitable interjec-
cion: C3samra!
"iPus pa quien habiau de ser toast
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
La noche en- Ia plaza

ass q
Cuandp entire ehA 14artesete l II. ,p' era. no
che va La sscas,ss lut die. li
iba hae,da Isl, ads viiasiisssias iasiissias A.,il s y !. y!
algrlnas seioraI sah iiiis s Y dicas u!
valerosas, de jefes y ofikshles' que con 4
tintaa4a aqt1. Gonpaneabanl a circular
las patrullas y.se desilzaban, carabina
Al Bonl ! ! a ia Il ae4lo - " 4 con Up \
siIbato esqe'cia1 qsse ssel1a i, w. prunero g GO
nota adda y lspegsooy Alberta y grave
Y aguda otra vez. De este modo CO.
mlmicanI entire 81, coQno los centine--
las con el "iaAertaaaa" que salema le-
iaaaD y va acercandoaa- q mi bamao; y
Sc alela de nnevo hsssta apagarSe CO
,lo una que5a. s.
En- I'M cgtlg 5tn, de u pfsas4,ha dA Cam
10 Sc hhbaD u Il pJjpsSp 1Si aada1 DE un
nuevo atanne, de Ia concentration de
la harca en- el interior del Gurug1, dei
sapuesto plan de Marina, que va to-
do el muns1o va cney,enho tnabra de ser
aprp1imadamente, como en- mis- notaf
he anticipado. Sc pronostiaab@ una
s.lmiliisl6n de los rife6oa pr6xima, in
dudabae. CalcMabasd una era de pros
peridad para Melilla, una era de- paz
de trabajo en- ed campo = en- Las uni.
mas, bajo la protecc16n de nuestras ar
mas, en- La zona inmensafnente rica DE-
mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
Habla Ia artilteria.

I'm ratio de diaaogo, anina'do, pinto
resco, con los je6es, y prosegu1 el "pa-
SEQ. /" Va los ca6omas de 4 veinte del
G Nglmamcia" detonAbNn con furia, y
yo tenia resueito asistu., provlsto de
mi permiso especial, = In operaciou
de la tarda A POGO, rampi6 el fuego
Camellos CON los Krupp. Estas piazas
producer. una detonach6m sencinamen
te barbara, y los proye.ctles acusan
la marcha,, CON um ruildo entire de sd
bido y de, dasgar rramie ufo, una trepi--
dacion y aln agitarsa del aire que pa
rece que Sc nos va q ltesvar La cabeza.
A las cinco y unedia Sc emplaz6 la ba-
terra de montana CON, aJzs cailOncitos,
que parecen de juglete hasta que es-
ia uno encihna de aads y drecabe la
'carucla" del aSre y del e.stamp5do. Sc
hicierom tiros magmficos. Tengol di--
cho que la artIIeFfa .ests hacienda EN-
esta caanpaha un papea briliantfsimo.
Pero despuss de, yer desde cerca sll
sjuego," mo resisto d reMener ese jus
to elogio. Hay en- todoe los detaales
slna precision, un orUen, una sereni-
dad, admirablas Los homrbreS pare
cen automatas. No Sc oye mas voz
cue la de mando, NJ Sc nareve nadie
mas que qnien Sc ha de mover, y con
los pasos y los adsmanes necesarios.
I'm detalle: cuantio oesi ed fuego, Las
pleas fBeron engamc chadas EN- menOs
de medic minalAD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
NoTICIAs DE MALAGA

Malaga, la noble Y hemoxa c1udad,
perla del MAditerraneo, ha hecho una
u'ecepci6n y una despedida grandiosa
al battalion de Chiclana.
"Sobre Los sentimientos de familia
" anlistad rein6 el de patrga, que su-
pera q todos porque en- 81 encierram
y concretan, dice un periodico.
Com entusiasmo aitfsimo,. que salia
del fondo de todas las almas: con en-
tereza de fllertes y buenos espadiodes
de mobiles hijos de Malaga, la prime
ra. en- la defensa de la patria, Sc di6
Ia ,bienvenida qrienes van a Ia glne-
ira y con iguai sentimiento sallldar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30

ramos decir autorizado cercade lasautori-
Idades nlilitares, .es muy parco EN- AGO.
ger alarmas y runpores de clerta IN
dole 7 hoy dice bajo el epigrafe He
|ehoa gor1zosos:
s Estes dias Sc venia dician(lo que ad-
ginos concentrates del alto FollgOnO,
Canada Triana Sc dedicaban al cri-
lninal vergonzoso co1lercio de viye-
res con los moros amigos de la harca.
Las inveHtigaciones, practicadas CON el
mayor acierto por el jefe de POlicia
senor AiemAn, dieron aver por result
tado Ia compsobaci6n de tres tentaki-
vas de squella naturaleza, que pudie-
ron evitar."
ESQ dice el peri6dice local, y 20 10 &C
pio tan solo para que sc yea que no
por ser 20 aqui necien llegado he AGO
-gndo precipitadamente tales grav1simas
suposiciomes. Y deEpmes de copiado, mo
digo NADIA, como no sea este: que pa
IA ciertas deportaciones (hoy haran
tres) me parece q mi que sobran los
botes, los barcos, y todo, y fuera me-
jor arrpjar los homhres al aqua E
iries dando con un memo EN- las cos--
tilIas hasta dos millas del maleale. Y
que hicieran La travesla nado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
Contrabando isfams

En otra 'peds' coanenSsbane algo
nruy deaagradable, que en- aaaherioree
notas me. parece hsher insinnaAlo; 10
saplesta ayud6 de- vfveres, en- urds 8
gnenos escada, que deside MehAa ha-
wa podldO preataase s los moroa Ia
sospecha es falnddda. Hoy, apenas sad
"a de la CANA, v6oiM coaprobatia en-
Ell Telegrama del Rif" Advieftase q
este pai6dico, porque llcga manos
de los moros y por su caracter, padie-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30

ban quienes han de combatir bravo
meute por h hanndera de Eapafa.
Las ladd1es, las eeppsas , lptl Jos,
|al abrsr s los sryos. naoatraban q
6nimo seRenp y gramde que siempze
dntmgui6 los espanolea cuando e
trat6 de = defeneR del honor y los
preBigns de todos.
A las once fog1m6 a batali6m, narChanr
do por La calle de Guarteles, Ruenbe
de Te&nkn y Alameda Principal al
mueHe, embarcanao en- Cd "San Fran
cisco"
Durante tDdo "a tragectc fueron m
cesanlns las nuestras de entusiazzna pa
trio.
LOS COMBATES DEL MARTES
Ataque { les blocaos .'t.a go.
CouAdencias conlrmadas.
Melilla, 5, t. (a,genba)
Decia en- mis- tedegramas de aver que
el general Marina habIa ordenado q
(Contin1a en- la So. pagina1.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

an accord on the question ~ President
Johnson's talking 50 much about the eie'-
tion of National League president They
declare that Johnson or tho American
League has nothing 70 do with The troubles
of the National League.
The board of directors 9f the National
League Uas NJ session from o clock until
6 O'Clock. and then adjourned 10 meet to-
dav al 70 O'Clock when the directors finish
,l,eir work the regular meeting viii he
called 10 order After the meeting yester-
dsv IL was said that nothing nut routine
business was transacted
william Murray. manager of the Phiis-
selphia club brought before The board his
contract. which still has tNO wears 70 run.
and demanded that the league force the
.l,,b 10 live up - m. contract This vas
-.feyred 10 the meeting of tho league, as
- the claim of the SeW York club against
BbfiaSelphia for forfeiting the game IN New
York on October I.
The rules provide that club forfeiting
came shall pay $500 10 the opposing ciub
-rbe names ~ Horace Fogel and Morris
staek respectively president ana secretary
,rc,s,,rer Of tine Philadelphia club. were
suhr,ittsd 20 The board. snd sciion on their
s-,ros.l pilI be taken a. the league meet
ins to-c1y-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
U4NT PAY FOR CODE
Big Bill Sent to Building Com
mittee of the aldermen.

Having struggled for two years in franz
ing building code that Mayor Mcclellan
vetoed in two minutes because OF paIpable
defects. the trainers now want their pay.
and they want a lot OF IT,
The commission yesterday sent TO The
Buildings Committee OF the Board OF Alder
men bill aggregating s225. OOO and this
does not include another bill for SIS 600
for the services OF the code revision com
mission OF 1907 nor extra compensation
for various city officials who want $50. O00
more. making a total bill for trying TO
frame code aggregating $4,000
The bill was referred to the Corporation
Counsel for opinion. and will be considered
IL an opinion should be received in time
from him. at a meeting OF the buildings
Committee on Friday at noon.
The bill was referred 10 the Corporation
Counsel because charge was made in IL for
and the chief Of the Fire Department
Their names we're included in the bin. il
was explained. because at MONDAYS meet
ing OF the commission the secretary was
instructed 20 make claim for payment for
each member OF the commission at the rate
OF 5000 year The officials we're not
present al Mondays meeting. and no re-
quest vas received from them in connection
with the matter
The bill includes a charge for SIC. 600 BY
Washington Hull. who has been missing
since early last month. and - believed 90
have been lost IN a saiIboat accident
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
MANY STARS IN BIG MEET.

over TWO hundred and fifty entries have
been received for the bag athletic meet IN
the nh Regiment Armory IN Jersey city
tonight under the auspices 81 the New
Jersey Athletic club and ith Regiment
a. 4
Shepherd. Gissing Mcintee. Rosenberger
Bacon. Roy Dorland Robbins Keating
Kiviat Prank Riley. Tom Collins. Ed
v ards Billie Frank. Harry Jensen, Ob.r-
meyer. Jim crowley. Smythe. Northridge
Sidley Harry Haywood kotch Malone
Elliott Martin Sheridan. Ericsson and
Harvey cohn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
DE MIRA ON 4 HUNT.
Looking for Ld1rSOn, His Part
nerin Sir-Day Race.

Walter De Mara. the bicycle rider. told
yesterday his story Of The fight which
took place or Monday az the Hotel Bar
thoidi. following an argument over the
money he received for riding in the six
dav race As was announced in yester-
DAYS Tribune. De Mara found 81 missing
from his pay envelope. and this caused all
The trouble
7 came out % tho fray without
scratch" said De Mara. "of course. there
were blows struck, but, YOU see, We All
had our overcosts on. 50 the punches did
not have any effect. Since SATURDAY night
have been unable TO find any trace of
Lawson. who was my partner I'm the race.
understand Lawson drew in advance
,700 and paid the trainers of Immediately
after the hnish Of tho race. lawson did
NOT say ANYTHING 20 me about tho advance
money. and did not discover n had been
drawn until Mondav.'
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
RACING IN FLORIDA.
TiTOIiHi a Surprise at the Jack
SOnUilIe Track.

Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. LIT was la
dies day at Moncrief Park this afternoon.
and the attendance was considerably over
the six thousand mark. The fifth race fur
rished an upset. when Tivolini. at TO I.
defeated Endymion and Silverin. the two
heavily played choices. which finished in
the r1lck.
The summary follows
First race selling: for tvo-year-oIds. ive and
Phoronig 1OI tButvelD. . 10 5. second Dictton
l00 leach. . 20 l. third Time, I.u9%s. Iotts
creed. star Dover. Chehalis and lord Strephon
also ran
oIds and M; FIVE fIrlongsl-t 'atherine C'ardwell.
ia tOhertl. II 10 :. won: Throckrnorton. Ie2
&C. Rurnsi. q 10 =. second. Druid ia Grand.
- 70 I. third Time. l.03S- LADY Caroline IT,
Katherine Van and Mizraim also ran
Third race selling, for three-yesr-oIds and up.
six rlrlongsl-Roval captive. 100 tMusEravei.
10 I. won; Cowen. 100 tButweln. to I. sec
ond Guy Fisher 10 Powers. : % 10 third
Tine. l.l6|S Mary +. Horace F. and May
Fourth race for three ar-oIds and W. sell
ing six furlongsl-Iord Nelson. III tPowersl IL
20 10 won. Ragman. lO4 Mccarthy. 70 I.
second, Croyden. 100 tMusgravsi. 20 10 l. third
Time. l-lI-s. Many toiOrs. Austin Sturrevant.
TIfaII Alsncon ard Hymn Wolf also ran.
Fifth race tfor three year-Olds and NJ. selling
one milsl--TivOlni los tOberrl. 20 I. Won.
Pullman. lo6 CMusgravel. II 70 I. third Time
a.. 'abieEram. Endymion Warfeld. Silverin,
Fl Dorado and Gloriolr also
sixth tfor three vear-Olds and M. selling.
and oue-eighth milesl-Oberon. tG9 CR1t-
veIIi. 2 l. 81 Joseph. 100 Bergen, :
20 J. second Cfolconda. t0T tMusEravrt : 20 J.
third Time 1-S7N The Minks Howard Shean
Irrigator. Marvin Neal ana Merry Gift also ran.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
STILL AFTER MONEY
Racing Plant off the Map, but
IN the Courts.

Rockingham Park, at Salem. y II. 1as
long been or the racing map. but the
creditors. who have been crying for heir
money for three years, are still ma king
a determined effort to find out who owes
some 100000 which IS said TO be still out
standing.
To this end. the arm Of the law. as rep
resented by several keen and insistent at
torneys from the state ~ New Hampshire.
has reached out 10 this city. IN an effort
TO fix the responsibility. and a hearing was
held Yesterday before a referee in a pri-
vate room AT the Waldorf Astoria
Most Of the directors together with
those interested I'm the development and
building OF the track as racing plant
have been served with subpPnss 10 appear
before the referee. Among these were John
W Gates. John 4. Drake. Andrew Miller. a
steward OF the Jockey Club here. and James
MetcaIf
Rockingham Park vas opened with a
blare Of trumpets for It's first and only
meeting in the summer Of 1906 but. con-
trary TO the great expectations Of those
who invested i'm the enterprise. Boston
whi,h IS within easy striking distance BY
rail, ana the surrounding towns could
not or would not support the meeting
which was run AZ big loss.
Conditions were SO bad and such hue
and cry was raised against racing by the
reform element in the state that no effort
was made 70 hold a second mceIing. and
the qlart. consisting OF one of the best
constructed tracks in the country. with
grandstand. clubhouse and stables. was
sold under foreclosure 10 meet the out
standing Indebtedness
The sum realized, however. was not
enough. and since then there has been
more or less Etigs ton. which has culni-
mated in the present effort tO hold the di-
rectors and officers in the now defunct New
England Breeders Association personally
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
TIGERS PROTE EASY.
Badly Beaten in Practice Game
of Hockey.

The - Nicholas Hockey club easily de-
feated the Princeton team in a practice
game AT the St. Nicholas Rink last night
hy a score Of II 70 I. The work Of the
college seven had not improved since their
appearance here last week. Peacock, the
Princeton captain. kept down the score by
stopping many well directed shots AZ the
net. and he and Angel. Al left wing. sp-
reared 70 be the only ones who could
follow the puck
The position AZ point which was a weak
spot in the ST Nicholas team last sea
son. has been greatly strengthened bv the
addition OF Pell, of Harvard He scored
goal in the first half. i've minutes after
Tlav began.
Larned PLAYED 4 good game a. right
Uiug. scoring five goals. Kay. AZ cover.
sFot Princetons only goal
The lineup and summary follow
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
GUNNERS IN A TIE
Bergen H'iHs Shoot-Of for
TdnderUeer Medals.

Shooting For the J. n. Vanderveer medals
came n an end At the Jamaica Bay 1rap ps
Of the Bergen Beach Gun Club Yesterday.
The conditions called for the best two
scores out Of three shoots. AZ fifty targets
each, with the gunners divided into the
customary classes.
When the smoke OF the last shell had
blown over the withered meadows il was
found that ?. NJ Killing and r. n. Bergen
had tied for first prize I'm Class A. The two
best scores OF each gunner totslled 50 out
Of = possible 100 bluerocks. A shoot-off was
In order, and the prize was won BY Mr..
Bergen, with scores OF % 10 70 out OF
possible = targets. Third prize in the di-
vision was taken by G. s. X. Remsen. who
made the best run in yesterdays shoot
.. y. T. Rex was the winner in Class p.
and the second prize in the division was
taken ny Captain Dreyer. z. ". Reynolds
vas the winner OF the third prize in Glass
p. In Class . DR.. Russell won easily.
with a total % = out Of a possible 100
hlUerocks
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
D.fTES FOR CORNELL
No Baseball Game .1rrdngrd
7cfth Princeton.

Ithaca. X. r, Dec. H-Cornelrs base
hail schedule for the coming season was
ratihed here to-day. Games have been ar
ranged with Yale, Harvard. Pennsylvania
and Dartmouth among others but Prince
ton is not on the list. The dates follow:
April 9. Buckneil. AT Ithaca. April Il
Niagara AZ Ithaca April Is. Vermont al
Ithaca April 70, Holy Cross. AZ WOrces-
ter. April .. Columbia, az Ithaca: April
2s, Penn state, al Ithaca. April 90 AM
herst. Al Ithaca.
Nav I. Williams. ar Ithaca Nav = Dart
mouth. al Ithaca Nav l.. Dartmouth. AZ
Hanover. May l5. Amherst. A. Amherst:
MAJ "a. Williams. at NilliamstOwn. Nav
20. Oberin al Ithaca. MAY d PennsvI-
vsnia. At Philadelphia Nav Is. Wesleyan
an Ithaca May Is, Michigan, AT Ithaca ;
Nav 90 Pennsylvania. al Ithaca
June g. Harvard, ar Cambridge June Is
PENNSYLVANIA. AZ Philadelphia. June rs
Yale. Al SeN Haven; June y. Alumni. al
Ithaca.
The schedule for the Southern trim has
not been prepared. but 81 will be announced
in due time.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
sHIPWRECKED MEN SAFE.
Dispatch Says Part of Standard ofS
Crew Is az Santo Domingo.

Philip Ruprecht. in charge of the ma
rine department OF the Standard OiI COM
pany, received dispatch yesterday rrcru
SANCHEZ Ssnto Domingo. signed by Cso-
tain NickersOn. OF the Bristol sailing ves-
sci Joanna. which foundered ar sea on
Thanksgiving Day while on her way frou,
IiOilo. Philippine Islands. Captain Nick-
ersou and the starboard watch were SAFE.
the dispatch said. and waiting az Santo
Domingo. They have been there since De-
cember s
Captain NickerSon, second Mate WalIac.
steward Dyatt Sailmaker Guildbsrt snt
able seamen Low. MastersOn and Omar.
These signed in New York. There srs
also two Japanese seaunen and three Fiji
pincs with the captain. but the port watch.
consisting of eleven men. the disratcn
says. had not been found
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
BROWN TO LEAD UNION TEAM.
Elected Captain of the Football Eleven
for Next Season.

Schenectady. y. Y. Dec H-Arthur
Doran Brown. Of Ogdensburg. y " vas
elected captain Of the Union College foot
ball team a a meeting Of the varsity play
ers last night
Brown has PLAYED a strong and consistent
game az either halfbsck Or tackle for three
years and Is the best drop kicker ever
developed a. Union. He IS a member Of
the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity and one NJ
the most popular men I'm college
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
SINSON GETS CALL.
Named as Captain Of the Cor
nell Football Team.

Ithaca, y. Y. Dec. l4-Legrand Degraf
Simson. Of Tonawanda. y. Y. was elect
ed captain Of the Cornell football team for
next season tonight.
simscn is a crew man who PLAYED his
first varsity football game this year He
is a member Of the II class IN mechanical
engineering, was president of his sOpho-
more class captain Of his freshman base
ball team and rowed on his freshman crew.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
SEASIDE PARK PLAN HALrs.
Hitch Occurs Over Doubt Regarding
Title 20 RockawaY Beach SITE.

President MCGOWAN OF the Board cs
Aldermen said yesterday that he would
not vote for the proposed Seaside Park
at Rockaway Beach 50 louE as there was
any question about the title resting in IN,
city after the purchase. Borough Pres
ident Coler has raised the question &c
state or federal ownership % the beach.
ana il Is believed that this win be sum
eient 20 warrant the laying over OF ths
entire project until next year
The city does not wish Co purchase n
dispute" - the way the Mayor disposed
OF IL yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
ROSETILLE IN MIRE.
Loses TJcO Games to the 90
iumHa Fire.

The champion Ros-ville Athletic Asso-
citation team got deeper IN the mire by
losing the odd game in an Athletic Bowl
ing League series on the Columbia CIuh
alleys in Hoboken last night II was
Columbia all the way in the first two
games. especially the second where the
home team totalled sel as against 500 for
the other side.
In the last game Columbia looked ike
a reasonably certain winner until the tenth
frame. where Van Ness turned the tida
in favor Of Rosevtlle by striking out for =
221 game When the frame WAS footed
up Rosevtne. with S.. was found a winner
by 10 pins
The scores were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
AUTO CUP IN DANGER.
Burglars Try to Hin a Racing
TrOphU.
wright by L Van oeysn.

An attempt was made by burglars az
c'clock Yesterday morning TO enter the
salesrooms Of the Rainier Motor Car Com
pany. al s4th street and Broadway. but
they were frightened away by George Brady.
night watchman.
II is believed that the men were after
silver trophy which Louis Disbrow won az
the recent races az Atlanta, said to be
valued al $1,000 that was on exhibition in
the show window.
Brady was IN one OF the rear rooms when
the burglars tried to enter by breaking the
window snd his attention was aroused by
the falling glass. He reached the street
just in time 10 see flying taxicab. in which
he believes the men made their escape.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
CUTLER BEATS oeMAResT.

Albert q. Cutler. Sf Boston defeated
Calvin pemsrest. the is2 baIkIine billiard
champion. In an exhibition game az the
hnickerhocksr Academy. IN BROOKLYN. last
Uisht. by a score OF 60 20 "a Both men
appeared To be out Of form. as the sar1e
was long drawn out and few good shots
were made Cutler ran out in thirty-two
innings. tor an average % L is-ss. n. had
high runs n 81 81 and =. D-msresrs hes.
EFFORTS Nere ;" 81 and Is while his sversrs
was slightly over T.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
GLORIA WINS AT JUAREZ.

JuareZ. Mexico. Dec. A--fIl0rta. carrying
TOP weight of us pounds. easily won the
handicap. AZ seven furlongs. over the
Juarez track to-day. She followed the
pace closely 70 the upper turn and then
took the lead and won by 6v- lengths. The
summaries follow.
First race selling. six furionEs,-JoItsr. to7
Is 10 3 second Joe Enrich. l07 tArchibaldl IL
n l. third. Time l-i5is- star Thistle. Plume
knight Deck. Little Sis. Landlord Restitution.
clint Tucker. Melton Cloth and MoIlie Bohn
also ran
second race selling; one milel-Ke~p Moving.
som 3 10 l. second: Wander 90 Garner : -
third Time 1.43. Gladys Louise Light
house kopek and Apologize also ran.
Third race tselling; hve furlougsl- Mike Moi
lett 100 tArchbaldi. u 10 ;. won. Good Intent,
i04 a. Wilson,. 20 l. second. Rustem iO4
Lehman BrunhiIde. Nav Genevieye Bob Lynch.
Master Clarence. Lady Paret. Illusivs ana Pick
Point also ran
Fourth race handicap: seven turiongs,-
Gloria IT'S tPfckensl. n 70 g. won Earv Tide
iO7 tArchihaldi. 10 I. second. Lady Esther
los Kennedy. NJ % l. third Time La
Right Easy. King Cobalt. J. X. Houghton ana
Pinkola also ran
Fifth race selling: six furIouEsl-ColS Finn :
l-R tMrC Caheyt. m 20 = won, Ocean Queen. 10
tArchihaldl , - !. second NIarse ABE iOs
,tsarnerl rs 70 5 third Time t:I5 Blsgg
sixth race selling. ore milel rrOurt los
tPickensi. % =. Son. The Thorn 100 tT VII
SOM. = % . second Miss Liiia. in5 Warren
~ l. third Time i.f4& Posing Rlark
Hawk Gun. CGntestee Maud ~igshce Pastorixa
Or. Nash and Dalesnan also rsn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
INDIAN TO RACE FIVE MILES.

The extension for The closing ~ entries
for the hve-mile run. which will be one of
the features % the Bowery Mission games
~ IN. z2d Regiment Armory on SAT
urdsv night. has brought in the name of
Tony Rose. of the .HastinE= 4. Co.. ~
Hastings ont he- Hudson. Rose Is . Fun
l,Innaca Indian