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WINDSOR RESULTS.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 13.--Si races were run off today in the Tall meet ing of the Windsor Racing Associa tion. Despite the cold weather a fair sized crowd was at the track.
 The feature was the steeplechase won by Waterway. In this race, Dd Pillow lost his rider. Reginald fin ished second and John Dillon third.
 First race, 1-2 furlongs: Lou. cetta, won; Alfred the Great second: Detroit third. Time, 1:10.
 Second race, steeplechase handi- cap, about miles: Waterway. won; Reginald, second; John Dillon, third Time. 4:4S.
 Third race, furlongs: Refined, won; Gold Lust, second; Snowfall third. Time, IFS 3-5.
 Fourth race, furlongs: Sally Preston, won; Cablegram, second; Kokomo, third. Time, 1:1s 2-5.
 Fifth race, , 1-2 furlongs: Selwick. won; Occidental, second; Joe Gaitens third Time, 1:09 1-5.
 Sixth race, 1-3 miles: Overon, won; Howard Pearson, second: Ori cagna, third. Time, 2:14 8-5.
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HEAucouP WON EASILY.
Was a Ten to One Shot in the Garden
 City Stakes.

Was a Ten to One Shot m the oa'oeh
 City Stakes.
 Jamaica, Oct. 13.-Beaueoup, at 10 to l, won the Garden City selling stakes today. His victory was big surprise and was hard blow for the favorite players. Beaucoup followed the pace set by the fayorite, Nimbus, to the stretch, where he took the lead and won by three lengths.
 Kings Daughter, at 1 to 8, had no trouble winning the third event
 First race. furlongs. Sou, won; Hudas Sister. second; St. Dunstan. third Time, Ills.
 Second race, mile. Taboo, won: Summer Night, second; Grania, third. Time 1850.
 Third race. | 1-16 miles: Kings Daughter. won; Pins and Needles. second: Zienap. third. Time, 1:49.
 Fourth race, Garden City stakes. l lilo miles, value s1.OOo: Beaucoup, won; Nime I" second; Arasee, third Time. 1:4s.
 Fourth race, 5 1-2 furlongs: An. avri. won; Bustem, second; Hibernica, third Time 1909
 Sixth race, snrlongs; Deslrous. won: Comedienne, second; Miss Alert third. Time, 1:14 S-5.
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HARVESTER WAS WITHDRAWN FROM THE THIRD HEAT OF
 THE RACE.
Major MalIow Won the Blue Grass Handicap, the Feature of the Day
 -Had 247 Feet Hanoicap.

Lexington, Ky. Oct 13.-The Har- vester, hitherto unbeaten, was with drawn after the third heat of the Mo Dowell stakes at the Kentucky trot. ting horse breeders track this after. noon.
 The great son of Walnut Hall, pro h.bi.ive fayorcte, and barred in the betting, had won the first two heats. After they had gone quarter of a mile in the third heat, the Haryes- ter made a break. Lady Jones, fol- lowed by San Francisco came out and won the heat The Harvester finished last, clearly out of sorts.
 At the request of Mir t-eers, "a vet erinarian made an examination of the horse and reported to the judges that further racing was apt to bring on a serious lung affection and that the Haryesters condition was due to sudden change in temperature. The judges forthwith excused the horse. Lady Jones easily won tha next two heats and race, San Fran cisco finishing second in each of the five heats.
 The feature Of the card was the Blue Grass handicap of s5,O0O, dasa of a mile and half for pacers. Major Mallow. one of the outsoders in the betting and starting with q handicap of 249 feet won by length
 The 2.1S pace was won easily by w. A. but not until after the judges had admonished Driver c. Floyd and fined him $25O for not trying to win the first heat.
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ENGINE INro euRNlNo BRIDGE
Fireman Killed and Eight Persons
 Injured.
PAGE EIGHT

McNeil. Tex, Oct. i3.-Fireman O. J. sutton was killed and eight persons were injured today when an engine and two cars of the Austin & North western Railway plunged into a burn ing bridge over Walters Creek.
 The Injured:
 Benjamin coyne. mail clerk, Austin, Tex. skull and spine Injured
 E. w Withers. brakeman, two ribs broken
 Philip Clark. conductor, Austin, Tex. leg hurt
 R. fIag-ts, engineer, shoulder dis located.
 Rev. Dr- Lee. Of Llano. Texas, arms cut
 Mrs. Roberts. of Llano. cut and bruised
 0. J, clipton, Libsrtg Hiil Tex slightly hurt
 R II. Hawlins, Chilllcothe. Mo. rainfully injured
 4 heavy mist obscured the fire and the englneer could not stop his train in time avert the accident The AHsfip and Northwestern is part of the Southern Pacific system
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RACIAL SUBJECTS ARGUED.
Will Call Out Troops if There Are
 Further Disturbances

San Antonio, Oct. Following mass meeting here tonight at which fiery speeches. were made, the racial situation became so serious as to call forth a declaration by county officials that state trpps would be called if conditions proceeded to further extremes. This had a pacific effect and the violent ele. ment was quelled, relieving the sitna. tioon for the time being at least.
 The agitation against the negroes was because of the Importation of 200 laborers for railroad construc. ton work the action being de. nouneed at netting of working men several days aao, of which tonight's meeting was a continuation
 Today 70 negro porer of a local banking institution was attacked by a white man and so badly injured that his death is probable.
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MURPHY PAYS FINE.

Chicaf), Oct. 13. Charles W. Mur. phy, president of the Chicago Ma uonal league baseball club, after re- ceipt of notice from the National Commission 10 pay within 72 hours the fine assessed against him in connection with the case of Pitcher Pfeffer, of Toronto, wrote a personal check tonight for $500 and mailed 1t to the National Commission.
 According to the uhimatum of the commission if Murphy had not paid the fine the club franchise would have been revoked and the players declared free agents.
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s.lmulsnts Used by Men of Genius.

Stimulants Used by Men of Genius.
 Socrates. Plato and Horance drank wine freely; Fielding, Sterne and Steel sat too long over their cups and Byron sought inspiration in Hoi land gin. Burns was q tippler. Shel ley drank heavily and Keats, stung by the criticism of his foes, turned for relief to dissipation. Our own great. est poet, Edgar Allan Poe, though greatly maligned in this regard. found inspiration for some of his gloomiest and widest poetry and prose when under the influence of burgundy.
 yoltaire in his old age drank fifty cups of coffee day, and Balzac de- pended upon the beverage to sustain him during his hours of toil Johnson was excessively fond of tea. Hazlett. the writer and critic, consumed of tea about q pound week 1t is said to have hastened his death.
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Nd Statement E.am ratt.

Prescott, Aliz, Oct 13--Presi lent Taft evinced great interest today in the dispatches from Washington con. corning" the Crane case, but gave out no statement regarding it, the intdma- tion being that there would be no statement from President Taft at any time.
 scneafy Knox is in full control of the state department and 1t is to be presumed he has been authorized by the president to accept MT. Cranes resignation
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gave the Associated Press the follow ing statement.
 MT W J. Crome. our constructing engineer in charge of the work of the extension sou.h of Knights Key, reports that he has heard from all construction camps of the extersion ana is able to report that twelve lives wele lost in the hurricane along our line The prolerty damage exceeds all previous records
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Lifelong Unfortunate Killed Himself
 at Moment of Luek's Turn.

A French provincial newspaper tells : story of the irony of fate. The hero was a notary's clerk, named Lemer- cier. who had a remarkable series of reverses of fortune.
 He seems to have been hoodoss for something was bound to go wrong with every firm he joined in the ca pacfty of clerk or cashier. Always in paid and wretchedly unhappy, the youth was in turn a gardener. DOT ter carter and anything else that enabled him to buy bread. till after l5 years of hand-to-mouth struggle he returned to his native village ot Breval. near Nantes, and was taken in by charitable person. In vain he sought for work, and he contracted some unavoidable small debts,
 The other morning an imperative knocking at the door announced the emissaries of the law. The wretched Lemercier barricaded himself in and then hanged himself When lock smith had broken open the door Le- mercier was dead. The intruder had not come to arrest him, but to an- nounce that distant relative had left him a legacy of s5,000,
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Saloons to Be Closed.

The Mexican authorities today IS sued orders closing every saloon in Ciudad Juarez. opposite Fl Paso, from Friday noon, five hours before the arrival of President Diaz until Sunday morning, ten hours after he leaves.
 This is done, it was explained, as Q pret 3utionary measure for the pro tection of Presidents Taft and Dlaz.
 President Diaz reached Chihuahua today
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CANDIDATES ARE NOMINATED.
Governor Porthier Is Re-Nominsted--
 Parker For Secretary.

Providence, R. l.. Oct. Ex-Governor Aram J. Pcthier was today renomin- ated for governor of Rhode Island by the Republican State Convention.
 The remainder of the ticket is as follows:
 Lieutenant gcVvrnor zenas W, B.sss
 Secretary of slate, j. Fred Parker
 Attorney general William B Green cugh.
 General treasurer, Walter A Reed. Gloucester.
 The platform endorsed tho Payne AaF1oh tariff bill and praised Senator Nelson W. Aldrich.
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AID FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS.

New York. oot 13--Announcement was made tonight that the Christian Herald through United stases Consul Hanna at Monterey, Mex. had shap- ped 5000 blankets for tha use of flood sufferers h shai vicinity
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PRIESTS ARE PROMOTED.
We're invested With Roman Purple
 By Bishop Dunne.

Dallas, Tex Oct ls The Rev Fathers Joseph Martiniere, of this city, L. c. Grange, of Marshall, Tex. and Joseph Blum. of sherman, Tex, were invested with the Roman purple by the Right Rev Bishop Edward J. Dunne. of the Dallas diocese cn the Sacred Heart cathedral hcre toaay.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-14

Night to play the fifth game tomor- row on the Polo grounds. Boston . 100 900 O1x-2 2 New York 1000 900 000-0 1
 Collins and Dcnahue; Matthewson and Meyers.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-14

Dainty Dame. third. Time. 1:14 4-5.
 Fifth race, l-2 furloigs: Lou Ianser, won; Brunhilde. second; Zephyr, third. Time, 1:0S 4-5.
 Sixth race, furlongs: Youthful, won; Wiarden, second, Denver Girl third. Time, 1:zS 1-5.
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PREPARING FOR FIGHT.
Odds Run Ten to Four In Favor of
 Johnson.

San Francisco, Oct. l8,-Seats for the championship match at the Mis- sion Street Arena on Saturday be. tween Jack Johnson and Stanley ketchell, were placed on sale today and from the way the sale began. it Is believed that the standing room only
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TWELVE LIVES LOST.
Constructing Engineer Sends Official
 Report Of Death Loss.

s1. Aa9gslifIa Fla, Oct l3..~Viee- Fsesilens ? Beczwssh Of Haaa Flo ifa hsas n0aes EaisHas fiiis afternoon
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x-Batted for stanage in seventh xx-Bat5ed for Wdllett in ninth. By innings: Pittsburg ....1 o o 0 4 1 Ks Detroit ..A...1 0 o 0O2 20 1 O-4 Two base hits, T Jones, Crawford Wilson.
 Home runs, D. Jones. Clarke, craw. ford.
 Hits, of Summers. 10, with none out in the eighth; off Willett nono in one inning.
 Sacrifice hits, Clarke, Adams, Stolen bases. Crawford. Clarke Wag ner ? Gibson. T. Jones.
 Left on baaes, Pittsburg 5; Detroit 5.
 Bases on balls, off Adams, 1: off Summers. ,.
 Hit by pitched ball, Warner. Struck out, by Adams. &; Summers. 1 , WiHett 1.
 Wild pitch. Summers.
 Time, 1:57.
 Umpires, Johnstona, oLoughlin. Klem and Evans.
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PIRATES ARE
 NOW IN LEAD

(continued from Page one.)
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x-Batted for Stanage in seventh xx-BatJed for Willett in ninth.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15

Sur con In misma Ilaorrnds Carmen
por al Este con la propia Hacienda,
Andres Rosado, Fcrmin Rosado v Je-
sins Rosado; y por n Oeste con la di-
cha Hacienda Carmen. I'm este predlo
~ halla enclayada nna casa vHvsnda
de maderas drl pals Y techada de he-
RIO galvanizado. de : varas de frende
por IL de fondo, Y otra casa para co
sechas dc madcras del pals y ts'ho de
paja.
Nnmcro .. PSrdio de sens cuerdas
81 centimos dr tcrrcno en- cl barrio de
Amrante Norte de Vega Baia, de ter
ccra calidad, equivalcntcs Il = hecta-
rras. 20 areas c,miiareas, colin
dantcs al Norte, Este y OcSte con In
Hacienda Carmcn, y por II Sur con
Guillcr1no Perez Doroteo Rosado.
Nimcro 2. Pr6dio dc dieZ sictc
cucrlas Y 81 ccntimos dc terTcno de
te1rcra calidad, cquivalentcs & hcc-
t.ircas, so areas Y - eeniiareas. Ra-
dican on al harrio Bajura de Vega
Mta y colinda por u Norte. con la
Hacienda Cdrmcn; per cl Este, con la
misma Hacienda Y ]osefa Rivera; por
el Sur con VaIentin Pabom por ci
Ocste con la SUCCESSION de Baldomcro
AgostO.
NnmcrO 4. Predio de tcrremo de so
brcvcga on el barrio Bai,I,'a dc Vega
Alta, conSta de cuerdas equivalentes es
4 2 hectarcas, IS areas v II ocntia--
rcas, y colinda por los cuatro puntos
cardinales con In Hacienda Carmen dc
la SUCCESSION Fmlay.
Nimero s. Prcdio compuesto de II
cucrlas 90 centimos de terreno de
tercera calidad, equivalentes a 4 hec-
tarcas, % AREAS Y IS c~ntiarcas RIA
dica en- el barrio de Ba iurA de Vega
Alta colinda por 81 Oeste con Jesus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15
El teatro en- los treneS

r. progress ayanza 4 pasos aeiean
.ados. Al wagon NJ. wagon res,aurai
wagon bar, etcttcra, hay que anadir
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Faneia. On un tren eudeNprcso dc
IA Compaiiia dc Orleans internacional
de Wagons-i.its
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lh wagon convertible cn sala de es-'
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rrida del trayecto.
In Saa del primer ,agdn-tcatro IS
capaz de contcncr ochcnta personals
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nn pcqucno cSccnario y Ia orqueSta
.ormada por Scis profesoreS. FL te.
,ho, pintado cen mm'ho guSto, repre-
uta una aicgoria ola lo'omotora de
,he>piS.o III lado dtrecho de ms hu.
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itbi rrodujo la uoche dc la lnaugu-
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Srnoras. exc pto las dc primera fila
p ducjaban. ton sobrada razpn, de
lue los souihrrro> DE- las que e>tahar
lelantc no las pcrmitian Yer la repre-
Sentacidn.
I'm la funcion inaugural. y armon-
zqndo con FL iugar dc la rePrcs nta-
ion Sc pu>icron On csccna las 81
euientcS obras
oEl rcvisor De cochcS-camas,"cn eI
.ravecto comprendido entire Paris y
Tour. FL trcn de las ccho cuaren--
ia y Siatc.r entire Tours y BurdeoS, y
I.a c>tacitn dc Champbaue," entire
Burdcos { lrun
Ina dc las particularidadcs que los
.p.cladores han Observable, es la dc
.u hos actores hahlan >elozmento co
,ao ii IL rapjdoz d. Ia mareha del con.
,ay les lnpa>asr i dar mayor relo-
idad 4 "a, paIabras.
Cuaudo cstaha Representatives, otl
re1isordc eochcs-camasp ocrrllo I'm era
l..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15

Rosado y Junn Negrdn, y por los tie-
mas vienfos con Ia Hacienda Carmen
dr la Sleesi6n Fknlay.
En virtld dc Ia cual estampo aqui
mi firma Y sello dc la Corte.
San Juan, de Puerto Rico. J,Inio II
de I.909.-A. Marin Marion, Secretari.
-Por n. Essidcro Sect. Aux.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15
MIsAS

Catedral-Dias laborables: Z. 7-N y
Festivos ;, I, s.9y IL.
San FraneiSco.-Dias laborables: 2
-Festiyos: $50, I Y 7-30.
San Jost.-pias lahorables: 7 y 7-3O.
-Festivos: $50, I y 7-30.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables: Z y
7-30 FcStivos: 6 Y 10.
Pncrta de Terra Martec' do
miugos: ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15
EDICTO
EN- IA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. r.
Estados Unidos de America, FL fre-
sidente de los Estaaos Unldos.
s. S.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
Nun. $3.50.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO

! rs S,.s,sores Il. Nanud Avlles,
Aniceto Cantre. Jose Dolores Rosado,
LUIS Mendez Jose Ga"cia y Faust mo
Otero. cuyos nomhres y resldemlas Sc
ignoran.
Por la presente Sc eta ustedes
como sllcnsorcs de los antesTores dueno
relacionados para que concurran, =
creyeren convenrrle. ante eSta torte
Il. Distrito. dcntrO de SeSenta dlas
contados d.sde la publication del pre-
sente edicto i fin de que expongam
n que q ia dtTccho convenga en- el
caso arriba exprcsado promovido pOr
JOSS, RoSado Malpica para acredtar el
dominic de las Siguientes fiacas:
Nimero |. Predio de ciento vcinte
Y ses cuerdss de terTcno Y A. cent?
mos. de tercra calidad. en- los barrios
p MnsH-anse Norte de Vega Ba ia V
Ia jura De Vcga-Alta, equivalentes a
40 heciareas. 40 areas Y 76 cenfia
reas. colindan al Norte con terrnes
de la IIacieada Carmen de la SsIce
sIdp de don Jorge J. Finiey. Ramon
Brasero y Fernando MarfInez, IDr el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15
ScccI6B l'chgIOyl

Santos para manana'
san Aurol'aiso ohSro y conie-or, So
Quirico y sautes .lullta mr. y Luigar'
da Nirgen.