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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

Pare mayor cIaridad enla soluci6n d,
los problemas q. Sc pubiiquen. seguiremol
la siguiente forma con rslacion las casi
LAS y a las pleas: ..
La primera casila blanca & Ia izquierds.
en la parte superior del tablero, sera 81
ndmero uno.
La segunda casila blanca que sigue b.
cia Ia dereehs, sera designada con e.
dos: la tercera. tres. asi sucesivamente. E.
ndmsro etnco eera la primsra casilla blanca
a la izquierda, de Ia segunda linea. el ssss.
Ia proxima blanca 8 Ia derechs y asi supe-
sivamente hasta tretnta Y dosa6 sea la pri-
mer casilla a la derecha en Ia parse infe-
rior del tabIsro.
Asi pues; 81 en- un juego deeimos "25-l9'
debe entenderssque el peon dana que
estd en- 10 tereera casilla blanca contando
de eizquierda derscha en- la ssxta lInea ho-
rizontal situada en- la parte superior del
tablero, debe moverse la tsrcers tosii!a
blanca contando de izquierda dsrecha
en- la quinta linea horizontal situsda en Ia
parts superior del tablero. =:
El aficionado que esto lea puede colo
carse ell tai blero delante para fij.r en- el'es
estas reglas, pudiendo, ST quiere. numera
las casillas para su mayor inteligensia.
Debemos lamar la atsnci6n de los lec-
torres acerca de que los problemas y juegos
que nos proponemos publican, estan ha-
sados en ell sistema usual para ell iuego
de damas en los Estados Unidos.
Este Sc difersncia del jusgo espahol 6
frances en- ell movimiento de la dana.
En los dos tltimos una dana puede
moverse en- todas dlrecciones y en- toda la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
E BASE BALL" EN- CUBA
Los champion del "lnendaes"
..,||!rl son eta Vez los favoits.
Derrotaron ultirnanente al AHabana''
por IN Score" de 81 2.

En- Cubs, como en- los Estados Unidos
Eodos los amos SO efectua un campeonatc
de baseball, el cual despierta gran entu.
siasmo entrs los aficionados cubanos ese
8 sport s#. q.
Hace POGO comenz6 el del 1909. Entra
ron en- lucha desde ell primer momento 10:
i seans Asmsndares, Habana, Montanza'
y Fs.
Ell Almendares que ha sido Nbs amos
seguido, champion de Cuba, este ano en-
pez6 como tal venciendo con facilidad
81 Matanaas y.Fe en- los pocos juegos que
con esos dos teams ha jugado y con
alguna dificultad al Habana que este ano
Sc ha presentado reformado y reforzado
por algunos jugadores americanos.
Ell lltimo juego entire estos dos teams
Sc efectu6 ell IA del corriente Atrajo gran
nnuchedumbre y fu6 muy renido en- los
primeros innings, venciendo Ell Almendares
por un score de carreras q 2.
I Hasta el quinto inning los contrincantes
lucharon como buenos pero en- el sexto
el Habana fpe hecho pedazos.
Ell publico delirante ovacion6 a los ol-
asendaristas (que son los favoritos, por
ser todos cubanos; las otras uovenas tieneu
anericanos en- su lineup.
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IL ''BASE BALL"
EN- MAYAGUEz.
Los "teams'' "Piti-
rre'' "Yaguez'' Sos
tienen un bravo desa-
flo, venciendo el pri-
rnero por ! carreras
a 5.
Tn home run por Fores-
tier entro cuatro carreras
! en- el ultimo inning"

"El domingo Sc llevo efecto en- los te-
rrenos de la Liga ell mejor desafio presen-
ciado en- este graund. Una selecta concu-
rrencia invadia los pasillos, gradas lune-
tas del Grand Stand"
"Da principle ell juago tocandole ell bate
al Pitirre, donde son obsequiados por la
miniature de pitcher por un cero. T6cale
al Yagues y es tambien obsequado por un
cero. Y siguen los dos teams empatados
hasta el quinto inning en- que etando
Sierra en- tercera Pih6n en- primera. roba
este Ia base y da I'm slide en- segunda. To-
grando que el de tercera entrase en- home
por una tirada del catcher d segunda, v
anotando Ell Yaguez la primera carrera. "
~Llegamos al s6ptmo inning Y el j6ven
Alearas da I'm soberbio slide en- home v
anot6 en- el score una carrera para ell
Pitirre."
"En el octave inning por el pitcher del
Yaguez haberse puesto malo meten cinco
carreras y el Yaguez es cero."
En- ell noveno inning el Pitirre anota
una carrera. T6cale el bate al Yaguez
y con two outs, debido un palo de home
run por el simpatico player Forester, la
logran meter cuatro carreras, resultando
triunfante el "Pitirre ''por dos careers"
"En este match hubo dificiles cojidas
por parte de don Quiiote, quien desde
central field da un doble play con matos. ,
otro doble play por Clark Y Matos. En- ge-
neral Sc distinguieron Placido, como pit
cher deiando en- home los mejoraes palos
del Ysguez, Alcaras fu6 Ell heroe del Pitirre
Juan por 81 coiida en- centre field. Lalo
Ramon Isidoro, Cesant Y Freyre, que hizo
buenas paradas de rolfn en- segunda
muy oien blaggi como pitcher hizo las
deleias del publeo r0rtandose como bueuo
si BrOeo admirable, Mr.. Clark heeho TN
demonio en- seglnda, Elpldio una para5a ,
nsgistral en- short step, Natos, IA mura-
La en- primera, hiEo diise.lss cojidas. An ,
Eostegui bien, Feras'ier DcD Qajo,e. !
PihoD ios heroes del Ysgusz.
He squf Ia a1oiss,lu rer ea.rs5s
Pitine-o OooOOO15L-
Ysguea- oOoOIoOO+
EE~L E.-a
de Ia Toz De Ia Petrr r
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PREHIos PARA AERox.Ur.s


Ell Club Autom5vil de Franeia ss ba d..
dicado Ia ayiaci6n y con tai objeto bs
ofrecido $4,000 sa yarios premios para
un cOncarso de aeroplaaos 81 aho proxi-
mo.
Ell gobierno frances tambien ha bscho
una apropiaci6n de $4,000 para los aero.
nAuticos.
eoNo uTttlsA Sc ACrou6vrL.
On labrador del estaio del Conuseticut
obtiene de 81 aatom5yI el valor gus !s
euesta Goa sd motor de slsolna c. diss
esbaIlos de fasrla rane en- moyimisnto
los 6tilas de sd taller bace aadar una prsp
"a De siira y una miqlina de eossr. Est,
sin eoatar el graz g4sto que Sc da COZ sas
eoUsr-As
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Menos matchs.

Sc asegura que en- las proximas carreras
eo sl hipodromo de San Juan IA actual
hsbrs varies matchs. \ Sc afirma que de
los desafios tmatchs) 90 debs abusarse
porque ri rssults nsgocio para los sspeeu-
lsdorss ui tan interesants Ia carers como
cuando corven tres 8 mas eabsIios. Bgeao
es que de ves 60 cuaudo y extra progra-
ns, Sc verifiqgs 10 H7,ch. pero no mas
de uno.
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SAN JUAN VS. MAYAGUEZ

Ell team de baseball Puerto Rico. de
esta ciudad iugara hoy dos desafios en- la
ciudad de Mayaguez, uno por Ia mahana
d las nueve, en- contra del team Pitirre" y
otro las dos de la tarde contra Ell 'Ya.
guez".
Gran animation hay en- Mayaguez para
asistir d dichos desafios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

Habana. Cuba. Mario 27 60 1905
ozomu1eion Co., Nueva York.
Muy sehores MOS:
Hab1endo recibido perfect, :. ':?i6p
IN frasqu1to dc su maravil1osa ne ne6iclre Czo-
@u4s1on. que como nuestra gratis mi petit
ion tuv1 eron la amabilidad de enviarme. ten
10 el gusto de manifestarles que con el uso
% d1cho frasquito ocho de los grandea me
31ento va nuy me- jorado de La tos el Fl:rte
Iatarro que c~~2l IecIa c=ez mesea n:s .+-."fa
TRAFALGAR.
Cuanl- i I! x {. t-Hlr ms Lz11.t. :.at-
- Y solo pesaba loo 1ibras los nGGicoa H5. &C.
ian que me enoontraba el Llt imo perfodo de
N4ta terrible enfermedad que no podfa vivir
mo pocas semanas. He tcmado su tratami ento
.2so1utamente de aouerdo con Las instruccto-
l.ss que SO encuentran impresae en- La etiqueta
~ pdda poDo ahora peso $50 libras.
Le mando mis- retratos: uno antea de to-
..- Ia despues 10 diferente que estoy.
Doy gracias q la ozomul sion por haberne
-,4Eado de la muerte.
Soy capataz de le FAbrica de Tabacoe
LA Flor de Fernandez" estableoida en- La Ca
lie del Egido No. II. Habana. Cuba.s .~-az~
Siempre usar6 La ozomulsi6n la reco-
condare mis- operarios todos los denas.
De IDS. atto.. afuo. S. S.
c1l.,,1e1e4 z-e~4olstolss Razh;;o<<eu
CAnA LETRA q
DICE la VERnAD
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Ell P0R QUE DE EsT0s REsULTADos

Y La cOmpTooaciOn de los
meritos de la OzomuIsi6n
son las naravilIosas Gu
.raciones que hace. y estas
cuFaciones son debidas &
usingredientes absoIuta-
mente puros y al 6nisimo
Accite de Hfgado de Ba-
calao que entra en- gu ma
nufactura. la cual Sc hace
por el procedimiento de
la Ozomulsion Co.. bajo
Ia direction personal de
eninentes quimicos y me-
dicos, todo 10 cual con-
tribuye a que hoy sea.
clentiicamente. un decha.
do de perfeceiones que ma.
die Sc atreye siquiera q
diScutir
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AJEDREs

Damos hoy 4 los aficionados al ajedrez
un problema ell cual consideramos como
modelo de combinaciones de los caballos.
Iodos los que envien ia soluci6n corecta
correcta lie seran puhlcsdos sus nomtte,
y proecdenoia en- puestra.
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AVtsO.

Toda Ia corFespondencia de Sport. solu.
clones de problemas, etc. debs ser dirijids
"Pagina Esportiva de La Correspondent,
cia." P. o. Box 7S5 Saa Juan p. e.
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sEGUNDA ExPoSIcl6N DE AUTOMOBILES
EN- EsPASA.


/ Ell real autom6vil Club de BareeIona
tiene el proyecto de eeIebrar este aho Ia
segunda Exposition de AUTOMOBILES de
Espaha en- aquella capital. y es casi segu.
70 que esta Sc celebrara en- ell magnifico
PaIaeio de Bsllas Artes, Ell cual Sc cree sera
cedido por eI Municipio.
La noticia ha sidO muy bien recibida.
Y es de suPonsr que envista del exito que
obtuyo Ia cslsbrada en- Madrid haes al
gun tempo eoueuran las prineipales Ia
bricas del extranjero.
EorWoc4cI5x Mrr coxUN.
La equivocaei5n mas eomdn Que CO.
ms.en muehos sutomovilitas Is IA DE- ol-
'.iar aceitar los coi.astss tan psqusz3
oamo los del vsatilsior, barrz de los rssor-
res- eaasEioass del tinonel y los de las
Nar.ss paizucas.
CsEBEEAs FEDLsraEs.
u e1--eior Haliano Dovanola ha hecho
Feraaseuer's en- Madison Square En-
Npr'a fa'a, II millas en- una h9ra y j.
m-uur5s-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

! Ioda "a correspondence de sb saIs.
siones de proolenas etc. deie ,l.-.
da 4 PAgina E<poEiiga de L. Car-asss..
'eneiA- P. Q. Box TS5. San Juan. r. q.
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Despsts ss lauar : or3-ulr8.. W.

Despses &c
FL "exclusivIsno" que en- 81 tiene La Ozomui-
sion es 10 que lie ha dado enorme fama en- todas
parties. ~az-4--~-a@r~r--a II
Por 10 tanto, no pida "emulslon" sino Ozo-
mulsion, g insista en- que sc La den. La diferen-
ella entire ambas signiicara la saIvacion de Ia
vida de ID. asi como Ia del ST. Rodriguez fue
, saIvada por la Ozomulsion. u $50 :
De DrOgus ooas rasos Graaa= ssdaso
-. ozoMULsEos CO. Rueva York k-P Parts Il -Lsndrss.
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GAnA LETRA
DICE la YER1AD

A mas ds 10 anterior,
colo queremos decir que,
como el precedente. tene.
mos millares de testimo.
MOS en- nuestros archi.
Vos: todos escritos por
personals agradecidas que
han sido curadas de Tos,
Resfriado. Bronquitis i,
Catarro, PuImonfa. Gri-
pa. Clorosis. Anemia, Tu-
ber"ulosis y otras Enter
meda1es Debilitantes.
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Muchas solueiones hemos recibido en- la
semana, al problema de damas publicado
en- nuestra edici6a del domingo ante.
pasado.
Varias eran correctas. psro ls mayor
parte erroueas, La soluci6n es como sigue
27-23 #&--
'Efg '.
25-29
23-tS
-, 1925
$3.50
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Io5a IA o7-rss7oa5za7ia de fpori. sslu-
clones os F-5--s2as &c. dsas e ser diri.
j.ia 4 -Pas.za E-7a-;ivs DE- Ia ea--ssssa-
dsHsis-" p. d. Rs1 -s5. Saa J-aaP. r.
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In esia izF-sa:s Sc vsa5s papsl
Sisio ) dos Dtaqs Ioz IL kiloA
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NEGRAS.
BLANCAS.

Salen las biancas y dan mate, ea t.,.
jugadas
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Habana,.....---0 | o 0 0 90 3
Almendares 80 | O 2 Q 5 3 @ x-9
ESTADO DEL CAMPEONATO.
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Esto dice enfatcamente el Sr Juan Ferndndez Rodriguez
ue Ia rabrlca de Tabacos LA Flor Fernandez Haana
enoa qu1en anade que cuando empezo la Ozoua4
sion pesaba solamente 100 Gbras ahora pesa $50,
EsTA Es UNA PRUEBA DE Los REsULTADOs.h
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Paglna Orli Va.
Durante

Durar1te
10 r11eses estuve Tlailtil
para Trabajar.
HubO quienes me di-
Jerar que eStaba en- ell
Ulti111O Periodic de Ia
TlSlS y que me l'esta-
ban pOcaS sernanas de
Vida.
PerO g1'acias q la
1flaravillOsa lllediCirla
OZOl1nulsi0rl, me salve
del SepulcrO.
Esto dice enfatcamene e ST. Juan Fernandez Rodriguez
de la Fabrlca de Tabacos LA Flor de Ferna ndez
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No..

Er dltmos pu.de salen las Blnca gan
todas dreccones "a uovinientos. "
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13
TAFT SPEEDING
ACROSS DESERT
Incident in California Reminds
General Adna R. Chaffee
of a Story.

Riverside. Cal. Oct. 12.-AfteT spend
ing eight days in the state Of California,
President Taft left here late tonight
and is speeding across the Colorado
desert His way leads him for time
below the level Of the sea, and tomorrow
morning will find the chief executive
in Arizona, his journey back to the east
we'll under WaV.
Lieutenant General Adna r. Chaffee
retired, was with the President on a
special trolley trip to the Soldiers Home
this morning, and as the presidential
car went whistling by suburban sta
ton without stopping it reminded him
of an experience he had had with Pres
ident Hayes in 1879. The general was
captain in the Sixth cavalry at the time,
and was stationed at Fort Mcdowell,
Arizona One day he received orders to
march with his troop to Maricopa. forty
five miles away, to do what honor he
might to President Hayes as he passed
through.
1.-The dust was two feet deep most Of
the way" said General Chaffee, land
when we got to MaricOpa we were all
played out. It was not long, however,
until we got word that the Presidents
train was coming. It did come, too, at
the rate of about sixty miles an hour,
and went whizzing by with the bell
changing. That was bad enough, but on
the rear of the train was General Nc
Cook, then of rank with me. He caught
sight of me. and, approaching the joke,
gave me first a cheer and then howl
Of derision. We packed up and marched
back over fOrty-five miles more Of dust,
a sorry looking bunch Of cavairymen.'
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STAMPED BY GOVERNMENT
Diseased Meat Shipped to St. Louis
From the Packing Houses
Across the River,

st. Louis, oct. PA reopening of the
East st. Louis meat investigation is
presaged by charges made by the health
department of this city which DR.. ]. j.
Brougham, government inspector in
charge here. says will be forwarded to
the bureau of animal industry at Wash
ingtOn. DR.. G. A. Jordan is the St
Louis official who made the complaint.
DR.. Jordan charges that four beef car
casses, afflicted with melanOsis, a black
ulcerous growth, were stamped in East
st. Louis and shipped to this city, where
they were seized Sept. 20. Similar
charges are made regarding a quantity
of decayed pork sausage stamped by
government inspectors at'Alton, Ill, and
Skinned here on Sent IL
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were interested in it, officially and per
sOnally-just nterested-preferred the
Panama route. A committee was ap-
pointed to investigate and report the rela-
tive merits of the two routes. They in
vestigated and reported in favor of the
NiCaraguan route. Shortly afterWard they
changed to Panama
up to the time of that change, as
gather from the evidence. the lowest Of
fer which had been suggested as the one
at which the Panama property-the prop
erty Of the Panama Canal cOmpany-could
be procured, was something over one hum
bred millions Then rather suddenly it
became known that it could be procured
for forty millions.
Now, there We're q number of people
who thought there was something wrong.
a committee of the United States senate
was appointed TO investigate. The COM
nittee met, as stated in the articles. these
men who knew all about it, William
Nelson Cromwell upon having certain
questions put to him. stood upon his priv
ilege as an attorney and refused to an
swer. To my mind that was just grounds
for suspicion. l am suspicious about it
noW.'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13
PROPERTY Loss IS HEAVY
Key West, Florida, the Worst Suf-
ferer by Reason of Mondays
Tropical Hurricane.

Key West, Fla, oct. 12.-With the
city in the hands of the military au-
thorities, who were called on by the
mayor for assistance, efforts are being
concentrated today toward ascertaining
the damage wrought by the hurricane
which swept the gulf yesterday. 1t is
estimated the damage to property in the
city and harbor will reach 100000.
st. Augustine, Fla, Oct, 12.-Vice
President Brent of the Florida East
Coast railway tonight gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
Positively not a life was lost in the
recent storm. Very little damage was
done to the right of way or work on the
extension. Our line will be opened for
traffic within forty-eight hours to
Knights Key.
Warning by weather bureau enabled
US to fully protect all equipment and
employees"
Miami, Fla, Oct 12.-The principal
damage done by the hurricane yester-
day was to the citrus crops, immense
quantities of the fruit being whipped
from the trees.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13

THAT man has read the history of our
institutions to little purpose" said Judge
Anderson, who does not view with ap-
prehension the success of such a pro-
ceeding as this to the end that citizens
could be dragged from their homes 10
the District If Columbia. the seat Of gov
eminent, for trial under the circumstances
of this case. The defendants are dis
charged.
I believe the fact that certain persons
were called thieves and 'sWindiers' does
not constitute libel per~se. A newspaper
has certain duty to perform. As a fer
mer president had said, 1t is the duty of
a newspaper to print the news and to
tell the truth about it
1T is the duty of a newspaper to draw
differences for the people.
Nov, there Were many peculiar cir
cumstances about the whole Panama ca
nal business. The revolution in Panama,
the circumstances concerning il were un-
usual. The people were interested in the
construction of the canal It was d mat
ter of great public concern. a large por-
ton of the people favored the Nicara
guam routei another portion, those who
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one or answer anyone. No one ever got
a dividend out of abuse
But this much 1 say: I never had any
consultation about any race track bill
with anyone anywhere"
A former police commissioner, TheO-
dOre Bingham, who has hitherto been
stalwart Democrat, tonight declared him-
self a supporter of Barnard He told a
large audience at the Madison Avenue
Baptist church that the opportunity for
Tammany defeat this year was better than
ever before.
"A Tammany defeat" he said, will be
cause for rejoicing in every state in the
Union. Tammany and its evil ways ars
known as well in Maine and California
as here"
Suffragists Of New York began to plan
a woman's campaign in aid of Mr. Hearst,
who last night declared himself ar adj
YOcate of woman suffrage. 1T is cur
greatest political opportunity" declared
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Batch, one Of the
suffrage leaders
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13
COOK ASSERTS It
IS SAME OLD
STORY.

= Cleveland, Ohio, Oct FIT is the Z
y same old story" said Dr. Cook to- 4
= night when shown the statement is =
Z sued by Commander Peary together =
= with the map accompanying it. Il =
7 have replied to the points raised I
= dozen times" he continued. THE =
y map published by Commander Peary :
= in itself indicates that the EskimOs 2
: have respected their promise made :
= to me, that they would not give any 4
: information TO Peary or his men. 4
%@%@%%x&&@%&
1.-The Eskimos were instructed not &c
tell Mr.. PeaTy or any of his party of our
trip over the Polar sea. They were told
to say we had been far north. They have
kept their word Mr.. Whitney has said
that during the crOss-examination con-
Quoted by Commander Peary and Others
of his expedition. the Eskimos did not
understand the questions put to them OF
the map which was laid before them
Their replies have been twisted to suit
a perverted interest.
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He referred good-naturedly TO the man
fold charges and counter-charges' which
his rivals, Mr.. Gaynor and Mr. Hearst,
were fiinging at each other, and expressed
confidence that the result would show
that the campaigns of both men were
adding votes to his ticket.
Ii was a, day of rest for the Democratic
and independent candidates Justice Cay
nor was engaged in clearing up his court
work preparatory to resigning from the
bench. This he probably Will do tomor-
row. In the midst of his work he found
time. however, to pay his respects to
William NJ INNS, who yesterday charged
him with conspiring with Senator Patrick
McCarren and others to defeat Governor
Hughes anti gambling law.
Yes, 1 see that WINS calls me an up
holder of gamblers and so on" the jus
tice said IN a statement issued tonight.
Il would not deny it for the world even
if it were said by one having a shred
of veracity. Those who know me and
my life answer it. shall not abuse any
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SLAIN BY HIS SON.

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Oct IA special
from Espanola, thirty miles north of
Santa Fe, tonight says that Judge Fran
cisco Serna was killed by his son, a
youth of 20, who struck down his father
with an ak, cleavi6g his skull Judge
Serna was one of the best known men
in the territory. The murder was the
result of a quarrel. The slayer has es-
capped into the hills.
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COLLISION IN TEXAS.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 12.-FOur people
were killed, one man was fatally injured
and a score of others were less seriously
hurt in a collision near Greenville today
on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail-
road,
The wreck occurred at a small water
ing station eight miles north of Green
vile. A freight train had stopped for
water when a passenger train carrying
a crowd of carnival people, en- route to
the Dallas state fair, struck the rear
end
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KILLED BY HIS WIFE.

Phoebe. New, Oct. 12.-News has just
been received here from Atlanta, the
new gold mining camp fifty miles north
of PioChe that Howard Pepper, a sa-
lOOnkeepeT, was shot and instantly
killed last night by his wife. Pepper
was member of the Roosevelt rough
riders in the Spanish-American war. He
came to Atlanta from Black Horse
New, and was known in Idaho and Mon
tana CAMPS
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q carriage or no register for the rest OF
the day. As the negroes began to form
the riding habit the others caught on. and
the carriages which had been idle most
of the forenoon were on the go every
minute until the registration books closed.
Then the books of the Fifty-fourth dis
trict showed total Of ri registrations
for the day.