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then Jordan ton again said have downed the Frenchman ~ - ,, draw punched John Meiraw Giants boss while ned that & Jordan d pe ted h @ o m Aa f Otto % mana
 Harry Matthews n ham sometime after moae Hg qe % r & oh oru @ % us credit question thin
 in and few back hs aues causing Kfen to take
 
 One of the The ape thqug % and he f % According Durre now serving time for ns
 Mleck dispute con
 nng the nser ad sqb was arranged Mick that he claimed to be prize fighter & Mui, with a in victories to his credit
 when six orf fght was Secretary with bat and change hotel and with nppercut o the chm measured HIS 0N
 Moose Baxter of the Montgomery n previous the aeas narrated above
 Scoops Carey and while the referred the dec1n % as & % and the fans who saw it had much amusement ] m h, Crack Abner Powes ghand man he and Charlie pshk New ohh % the broken glass endangered the laeTs optic But peace oyered nigh and the two ay ea e m e' Last season in Birmingham Each bore the marks of the encounter and the After Ragtis rapidly that Gygls hands were burned whenever the
 In a pugnistc way havebe twos hitherto mentioned :. . Conahan Mobile but the fight Of little moment that it had nearly & esea = neIae f too enea in ssen @ a M rmnsham @ @ and Pchep smith the worso he peaeemakers generally do
 a in nsh @ & Iams, who remember past engagements w d ~ ~ '' T H. w. R. ~
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nor), to 1. to 1, to 5, third. Time.

nor), to 1, to 1, to 5, third. Time, 1 40 3-5.
 Sixth race, purse $40Q 3.year-olds and up, selling, seven furlongs: Friend Harry, 107 (Warren), to 5, 8 to 5, 1 to 4, won; Efin Beau 105 (Taplin), to 1, to 2, T to 10, second; J. H. Houghton, 105 (Mus- gravel, g to 1, 8 to 1, to 5, third. Time, 1:25 AS.
 Seventh race, selling, S-year-olds and up, seven furlongs-Osorine, 110 (Reid). IS to 5, ' to 5, ' to 10 won; Martin Doyle, los (Goose), to ?, to 5, 2 to B. second: Spindle. 1O3 (Burns). 6 to 1, to 5. to 5, third. Time 27 1-5.
 Eighth race, purse s40O, mile an da sixteenth-Colonel Ashmeade, 91 (Stein- hardt, 12 to 1. to 1, to 1. won; Sin Fran, TOT (McTaggarD, to 5. to 5, to 5, second: Robert Cooper, 112 (Mus- gravel. to ?, to 5, 4 to 5, third. Time, Al 2-5
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The record, including yesterdays game.

The final game of the Memphis Bir- miDgham series will be played this afternoon Manager Molesworth hasn't decided whether he will work Fle- harty, SAockdale or Bauer. Manager Babb wM probably send Allen to the hll or Klawitter.
 To win the series the Barons will have to take the game.
 Tonight both teams take the Frisco for Memphis where they play Sunday afternoon. Birmingham returns to meet Atlanta Monday afternoon in a double- header.
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MONTGOMERY LOSES
 TO JORDAN'S CRACKERS

Montgomery July 22.-The Crackers du- plicated their feat of yesterday when they beat the Climbers by a score of to O.. Although Smith for Montgomery pitched a better game than keiber, allowing only seven hits to the nine hits of the latter the Alabama man lacked the support given the opposing pitcher Score:
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NASHVILLE WINS
 FROM REEDBIRDS

Mobile. July 22.-A bunch of fiuke plays ir the third inning gave Nashville two runs. Both pitchers did better work than the score shows Many of the hits were scratches or mi5Judged balls. On the other hand outhelders robbed batsmen several times Wiseman picked one off the fence for Watson. Mobile did not get a man to third until the final inning, and then a double play spoiled all chances Score:
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Famous Trotter Dead

New York, July 22.-Word has been peceived here of the death of Nelson, one of the best known trotting stalilons ~ the country. He died at Sunnyside Farm, Waterville, N. T.. the stock farm of his owner, c. Horace Nelson. Nell Xon once held the old fashioned nigh wheel sulky record and later the bicycle oulky record. He was 27 years old
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Golf at MinneapoIis

Minneapolis, Mlnn., July 22-The an nual contest for the Olympic cup, preliminary to the western amateur golf championship, will be contested to- morrow on the links of Minikahda club With the arrival today of President Hor- ace Smith of Nashville, Secretary Willard of Chicago and other officers of the w. G A. plans for the championship play were rapidly matured.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 3. Min
 neapolis O. | At Columbus Kansas City }, Colum- bus g. | At Toledo: Milwaukee-Toledo, rain. | At Louisville: St. Paul 8, Louisville 4.
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

Gadsden, July 22.-(Special)- )-Morris- town beat Gadsden again this evening in another close game. Morristown 5, Gads- den 3. Batteries: Cowell and Sherrell; ; Baldorf and Gurley.
 At Rome: Rome 4. Johnson City B. At Aasheville Knoxville 6, Asheville ?: second game, Knoxville 9 Asheville O.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston: Houston 3, Dallas l. At Galveston: Shreveport 0, Calves ton 1.
 At Waco: Oklahoma City 1, Waco 5. At San Antonio: San Antonio 5, Fort Worth 0.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Patterson. Sac rifice hits, Seitz, Seigel Bronkie, Vie balm. Stolen bases, Schwartz, Patter- son. Double plays, Fisher to Alcock to Seitz; Lynch to Schwartz. Bases on balls, Fisher z. Viebahn l. Struck out Fisher 3, Viebahn ?. Left on bases, Mobile q, Nashville Il. Time, :46. Umpire, Car penter.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
cincy Wins By Hitting

Cincinnati, July 22-Cincnnati won a hard-fought game here today from Phil adelphia, to 4. Beebe pitched well for seven innings, then went wild. Gaspar who finished, held the visitors safe. Moren and Stack were hit hard. Shettler pitched well. Score: RH E. Philadelphia ............ 100 010 020-4 ? Cincinnati ............... 020 300 01*-6 10
 Batteries: Moren. Stack, Shettler and Dooin; Beepe. Gaspar and Mclean. Time, 1:55. Empires, O'Day and Brennan.
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WAGNER'S STEADY GRIND TOO MUCH FOR MEMPH||
EIIam, Messenger and Farrel Brilliant in the Field While McBride's Hitting With Men on Bases
 Is Feature
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
R.esuI.s Sesterday

Birmingham ', Memphis 0. Nashville 2, Mobile 0. Chattanooga s, New Orleans 6. Atlanta ?, Montgomery 0.
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1 Summary: Three base hit, Gremlnger.
 Passed ball, Hart Base on balls, smith
 ?, Keiber 9 Struck out, Smith 1, Keiber 1 3. Left on bases. Montgomery g, Atlanta 8. Sacrifice hit, Jordan. Stolen bases
 Fisher, Moran. Time, 1: :45 Umpire, F1tz- simmons.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Savannah: Augusta i. Savanpah B.
 At Jacksonville: Macon 2, hckson- vile o.
 At Columbus; Columbia 3. Columbus o.
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ApnlstOn Wins

Anniston, July 22-(Special.) )-Anniston took the second of a series of three games from the Dwight team of Alabama City this afternoon in a hotly contested game. The feature of the game was sensational fielding on the part of Good lett for the visitors and Wear for the Free Lances. Score: R.H E. Annlston ....s..,........ 300 031 00s-7 Il Q Dwight ................. 300 900 101-5 2
 Batteries: Rowe and Faulkner; Schof- ner, Rooney and Reese.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Lose and Tie

Philadelphia, July 22.-Cleveland and Philadelphia played two exciting games here today, the visitors winning the first to and playing 15-innins tie game at one run each in the sec ond Falkenburg and Bender had a great pitching duel in the second, the latter being slightly more effective and being accorded perfect support. In II innings Cleveland went out in order. Scores: First game K IL E.. Cleveland ........ 630 300 OOl-t 5 Philadelphia -. oil 011 020-6 10
 Batteries Berger. Hardness and Be- mis; Morgan and Thomas and Lapp.
 Second game k II F. :. Cleveland 900 100 900 000 000-1 Philadel. 900 010 900 900 000-1 l2 !
 Batteries: Falkenburg and Easteriy; Bender and Lapp. Timet 2:40. Empires Egan and OLoughlin
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Petersburg. Roanoke 2, Petersburg O. At Richmond: Richmond 1, Norfolk s. At Lynchburg: Danville 8. Lynchbugg 3.
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE

| boro ?,
 | At Para gould Paragould 5, Caruth- l erSXille 4. l--
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SUMMARY. Two-base Hit-Molesworth. Sacrifice Hits-Messenger, Crandali Stolen Bases-Ellam, Molesworth Marcan. tf Double Plays-Messenger to Marcan to McGilvray Wagner to Ellam to Mc- Gilvray Gygli to Warmer Struck Out-Wagner 2, Goodwin 2 Bases on Balls-DeBalt l. Hits App6rtioned-On DeBalt, J With run in innings. tE Time of GameE1:2b.
 Umpires-Pfenninger and Conahan.
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Some RaIIying This

New York. July 22.-Rallying bril- uantly today In the closing Innings New York, with seven-run lead to overcome, caught up with and defeat- ed Detroit II to S. In an effort to sfave off defeat Manager Jennings took Mullin off the rubber at the end or the seventh inning and in the eighth used three pitchers Cobb was respon- eible for five of Detroit's runs He etripled in the fifth when the bases were filled. Score k Il. E :. netroit O21 400 100- $ Is New York .-... 900 l01 4So-li 10 E Batteries: Mullin, Summers, W1llet Donovan and Schmidt; Warhop, Hughes and Mitchell. Time, 2:07. Umplres Oineen and Evans
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Score by innings:
 Chattanooga ....................2 POI 100 004-S New Orleans ...................0 .000 100 05O-6
 Summary: Hits, off Paige in 1-3 in- innings; off Maxwell in 2-3 innings. Two base hits. McLaurin, Perry. Three-base hit, Jackson. Home run, Manush. Stolen bases, Johnson ?, Perry. Lindsay. Sacri- flee hits, Manush. Johnson Struck out, by Paige 5, by More 5, by Maxwell 2. Bases on balls. Paige T, More 8, Max well l. Hit by pitched ball, Paige, CYerkes) Wild pitch, More. Left on bases, New Orleans 5, Chattanooga 12. First base on errors. New Orleans 3, Chatta- nooga 2. Time of game, 200. Empires, Rudderham and Hart
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*Batted for LaFitte in ninth.
 "Batted for Maxwell in ninth.
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Where They Play Today

Memphis at Birmingham. Chattanooga at New Orleans. Atlanta at Montgomery. Nashville at Mobile.
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Even Break at Washington

Washington, July 22.-Washington broke even with Chicago in double header today, losing the first to l and winning the second to 0. White was big puzzle in the first and Groom in the second. Milan collided with Cess Ter in the fifth inning of the second 1ame chasing Olmstead's double and had to retire. Schaefer taking his place. 1cores. First game R E [. Washington 900 010 000-1 6 0 Chicago -...... oo3 l00 Ool-5 l3
 Batteries: Gray and Beckendorf: White and Sullivan and Payne. Time, 1:45.
 Second game R. II F .. Washington ..... 200 OOo o0'-2 J Chicago ......... Oo0 ooo Ooo-o l
 Batteries: Groom and beckendort' Clmetead and Payne. Time, l;So. om- pire, Perrine.
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Pittsburg Is Coming Fast

Pittsburg. July 22.-Pittsburg's easy de- feat of Brooklyn, IA to l, in a hard-hit- ting game, again today, and New York s loss of a game at St. Louis brings last years champions from third to second place. Score R. E. Pittsburg .A......... O61 110 50s-14 15 ? Brooklyn ............... GOO 100 000-1 6 3
 Batteries: Philippe and Gibson and Si- mon: S. Miller, Knetzer and Erwin and F. Miller. Time, :40 Empires, John stone and Eason.
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Boston Wins

Boston, July 22-Boston won from gt. Louis by a score of to 3. In the second with Stahl on first Lord popped a fly to Wallace and Stephens was caught off the base. Lord, however. blocked the shortstop's throw and etahl was called out for interference. Score: n II T. :. Boston - 003 010 11*-6 l et. Louis .. 21o 900 0OO-3 ?
 Batteries: Smith and Carrigan; I.ake e and Stephens. Time, 1855. Empires, Kerin and Connolly.
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POINTERS TO RANDOM

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The Barons' seventh run came in the eighth with DeBalt f1inging and Me Graw receiving. Molesworth opened with a screaming double to right cen ter He stole third and scored on Me- Brides third hit--this one going to center.
 Memphis looked dangerous in the sec ond inning. Swalm got a fast hit by McGilvray and FarreTs grounder, talk ing an ugly bound, jumped the head of Ellam. Crandalps sacrifice was q good one and the men advanced. Wagner here took second reef in his trousers and forced Gygli to swing at three bad ones. Goodwin followed with a fast bounder toward third and Eiam after the ball had cleared the diamond grabbed it and by powerful sling got Goodwin at first.
 At no other time were the Memphii dangerous. The game was played rap idly, but was slow and listless. on account of the unever score, too, it was devoid of everything that works for excitement The attendance was large
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Cd away lHt SdNt Birmingham z Memphis o.
 Wagner, on the other hand, was very steady throughout the battle and his six hits were so well scattered that the Memphii but once threatened the plate.
 The fielding of both teams was good, Elam Messenger and Farrel waxing sensational on several occasions. With man on third and second Ellam got Goodwins grounder back of third base and hurled the runner out at first. An inning later with Swalm on first Mes senger got Farrers terrific drive to right center and doubled Swalm at first that runner in the meantime, hav- ing gone to third. With men on bases in the eighth McGilvray hit a low f1y- ing dive to right center, one of the dangerous, vicious variety and Farrel making a fine run and gallant stoop, gathered 1t in. The hitting of McBrde was a feature, each of his swS,ts driv- ing in a run.
 The Barons started the scoring in the first inning. Marcan opened with q bingle to right and Messenger put him down. On Molesworth's out he went to third, and scored when Mcbride singled to center.
 But the fireworks exploded in the sixth after Wagner and Marcan had gone out easily. Messenger hit one too hot for Altman to handle and Molesworth singled to right center. Farrel threw the ball away, but for tunately for the red top" it grazed the hide of Conahan's boot and that official held back the galloping Barons. But Mcbride singled and Messenger scored, Molesworth taking third and Mcbride second when Swalm threw wildly to Altman. McGilvray then cut loose swat to right and Molesworth and Mcbride Scored, the latter having been assisted by Knotts, who dropped Baerwalds throw at the plate. McGil- vray, who had reached second in the meantime, scored on Ryan's short sim gle to left and Ryan registered when Ellam bingled to center. Goodwin checked the throw to the plate, wisely and Elam was tossed out at second his play ending the round.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
TweIve-Inning Tie at Meridian

Meridian, July 22.-(Special. )-At the end of the twelfth inning in a contest with out features except for the pitching of Curnane and Sparks, Umpire Thompson called the game on account of darkness with the score tied. Score: R.H. E. Vicks sburg ......s.... 000 GOO 200 000-2 2 Meridian ............. 010 O01 GOO 000-2 6 ?
 Batteries: Mason and Guitterez; Cur nane and Callahan.
 At Yazoo City: Yazoo City 5, Green wood l.
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Giants Downed Again

Giants Downed Again
 St. Louis, July 22.-St Louis won an- other game from New York today 4 to O.. Splendid work by Lush and Corridor. to- gether with fast fielding, gave the victory to the locals. Score: R.H.E St. Louis ........... GOO POP 00s-4 0 New York .......... GOO 900 000-e 0 Empires, Corridor and Bresnahan; Crandall, Dickson and Meyers. Time, 1:45. Empires, .Rigler and Emsie. Chicago, July 22-Boston vs. Chicago game was postponed on account of rain. Two games will be played Sunday
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Fishing around Ingram Wells will surprise you. Try 1t,
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Con feIencia suspendida
en- Ponce
Jose Rodriguez Medina, acu-
sado de bigamia ha con,
traido matrlmonio nue.
vamente.
Con motive de las frecuente>
lluyiaS eStan las GALES IN
transitableS.
De nuestro cn:responsal

AeoSto "a CONSEQUENCE dp q;
torrencialeS iluv:as de aver, t;:yo q
suspenderSe IA conferencia Para u
fe.ia inSular. que a! etecto e-'a1a
preparada para a oche enc! salon e!
avuntam;ent0 dcstlnado 4 se>!oHes,
Innume-able< inv!tac:one= k;z0 c.
cular el alc4lde senOr Moret. er;:e
10 mas Gi<tinguido de ests socIetzd
Qued6 suspendida Ia expresafa con-
iercncia para maEana dta 2o 4 as
81 de Ia noche en- el mIsmo Local -
nOta muchO entuslasmo para as:S,.E
a dicha oonfeTencia por 10 cua! pro
mete quedar Iuciiisima-
FL activo i6ven Jose Dfaz Ma.C:E7
repreSentante. de Ia acreditada cas-
de Sanchez Morales V o. ha tenidO Is
oOrtesia de moStrarnOs una earta ie-
cha 23 del cOrriente de dicha casa.
dOndc le encaTgan d este joven DE- las
graci1s 4 este cOrresponsal por Ia IN
fOrnlaci6n que della acreditada casa
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consentimiento solamente en- e! caso
de que las otras potenclas tengan
igual in gerencia Que los Estados Uni
dos. Sc cita ell case de Santo Domln-
20. cuva situacion no es ldentlca 4
Ia de Ia Liberia, aunque tambIen los
Estados UniGos est&n administrator
tos derechos de Ia aduana V pa eando
ca deuda de Ia RepIbhca perO San
to Domin go esta dentro de Ia esfera
cubierta por Ia doctrina Monroe.
Algunos peri6dicos franceses, cH-
tican rudamente 4 Mr.. Knox, llaman
dole Eel fantAstico Seeretario de Es-
tado ameicano".
La prensa asociada sabe que Ia CO.
mission de limites franco-libensna
Ia Hesado & un comDletO arreglO,
que ahora requiere solamente Ia rsti-
ficaci6n de los dos sobie.nos.- The
SEE" de Nueva York
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Il asunto de Lisboa..
la tendencia imperialista de los
Estados Unidos tiene en- Jaqn'
a las pOtenclaS.

Mientras no Sc convenzan de que
los provectos de los Estados | nldos
no encierran nj el protectorado nj la
anexi6n de Liberia levantando un
emperstito de 81 100000, oro' que
deberan emplearse con el ohleto oe
consolidar la deuda de Liberia sohre
una base perfecta. eNlstlra gran an
sleda d entire las potencias de kuropa,
que no adivinan las intenclones del
Secretario Knox.
Contra riamente a las nformaclo-
mes, Ia Prensa Asociada sabe que los
Esta dos Unidos no han comunlcado
los detalles del plan nj a Gran Breta-
ma, nj d Francia. Este pals, como
otras potencias. han da do su aproha-
cion a la consecucion de un empires
tito en- los Estad dos Unidos. lng!ate
IRA. Francia V Alemania para ayu'
dar a Liberia. pero 81 la garantia en-
vuelve la administration de los dere'
chos aduanales. de Liberia. hay "a
z6n para Greer que Francia dara 81
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ACC|DEN1E {ERROv|AR|O EN- MICHIGAN.
EI hecho ocurrio entire dos trenes del Grana Arue
Railway, pereciendo 13 personas varias herldas'.
Mr. Roosevelt pronunco Buffalo un VoIento oiscufso en
cuai ataco los pcaros a los de convencones.
La anexion de Coea ha sdo vista aparente lnoerenc
Dor los naturales del ex.imperio.
De nuestro servici.. cablegra6oo.

problemas de administration num-
cipal.
New York, agosto &c. Despa'
chos de Seul informan que Ia ane-
xion por ell Jap6n de Korea no pa
rece excitar a los koreanos.
New York, agosto 26.-Una gran
fabrica de MADEIRA fue pasto de las
llamas en- Orono, Maine, resultando
las perdidas en- Sl50,00O.
New York, agosto 26.- Mientras
| iugaba el golf en- Shinnnoccok Hills,
Long Island, ell Sr. Wright, antique
! gobernador civil de Filipinas, casual
,mente asest6 un golpe con un palo De
golf al conocido abogado neoyorqui
no Delencey Nicoll, quien cay6 al
suelo. Sc crela que ell golpe haola
sido fatal pero a los pocos momen-
tos Sc levanto el Sr. Nicon que nc
Sc ha resentido de SUI experlencla.
En- Eureka, Kansas, un automo.
vii conteniendo tres personals, tue
arrojado por un tren del Santa re
Railroad, al atravesar Ia via y que.
daron muertos en- el acto los tres i
automoviistas.
| C. Taggart, de Washin gton, DC.
perecio ahogado en- el rio Potomac
mientras trataba de salvar las her
manas de SUI nova, quienes habian
sido arroja das al a qua cuando volco
eel bote en- que paseaban. Las sehorl-
tas fueron saliva das pero Taggart die
SUI vida estando muy cansado para
llegar a terra despues deA cometel
SUI heroico acto.
New York, agosto 26.- Ell EXPIRE
sidente Roosevelt esta en- viaje hacla
Cheyenne, Wyoming donde le espera
una gran reception. Sc apeo un Blu
ffalo, NY. bastante tempo para pre-
lnunciar un discurso en- el cual alta
CO a los picaros en- general y a los de
convenciones en- particular.
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.LLUV|AS TORRENC|A-
LES EN- PONCE.
Sc creyo oportuno tomar
ciertas precauciones en-
provision de- una Gre
ciente.
A la memoria de muchos yeci
nos acudio la vision territica
de San Ciriac0.
Un ciudadano que diceu esta
en- negocios de acciones dc
un diario imponiendolas
con Influenza.
De nuestro c'rresponsal

Aosto 24.-Anoche a las ocho EN-
pezo en- esta ciudad ysu Jurisdiction
una torrencial lluvia acompanada de
fuerte viento. Con talmotivo hubo el
consiguiente malestar entire los veci
nos de la ciudad y enseguida vinie-
ron su memoria el celebre San CT
riaco. Hasta por la madrugada es-
tuvo lloviendo y tronando sin cesar.
FL dfa amenecio completamente llu-
vioso y oscuro. Hasta la hora en- que
escribimos esta information no he
mos sabido que haya ocurrido MIN
guna desgracia personal nj danos de
ninguna clase pero 81 Sc nos informa
que los rios de esta Jurisdiction han
hecho grandes crecientes.
Para esta noche esta senslada la
primera conferencia en- ell Ayunta-
miento para tratar de la ferla insu
lar. Ell alcalde Sr. Simon Moret, ha
hecho circular entire 10 mas distingui
do de esta ciudad, innumerables in
vitaciones.
FL conocido caballero de esta So
ciedad Sr. D. Jose Lacot, acompa-
nado de su distinguida familia, ha
lido a pasarse el verano la haclen-
da que posee en- esta Jurisdiction.
Sc asegura por rumor publico que
Sc encontraba en- esta ciudad un Sc
senior de nacionalidad norteameri-
ma, q. acompahado de un ''incorpo
RADIO" de esta ciudad estuvo colocan
do acciones entire personalidades de
Ponce, para la empresa del periodl-
co Gel Tempo, que Sc publica en-
San Juan. Tambien Sc asegura que
varios conocidos ,mionistas tomaron
acciones de a 100 dollars. Estos ru-
mores hace .dfas circulanpor esta ciu
dad. Despues del articulo que publ
CO "El TEMPO" en- su session ingless
contra LA Democracia" ,muchos dt
los que tomaron acciones, segun ST
dice, protestaron y piensan devor
verlas.
Sc nos asegura que para consegui
colocar las acciones Sc echo manO d
algunas inAuencias.
Sc encuentra pasandose ell vera
no en- la magnifc finca que tiene el
esta jurisdiction el eonocido caball
70 Sr. Don Luis Caslc, accompanied
de su distinguida familia y cultisim
hija.
Hemos tenido la oport,lnidad d
yer los pianos del smplio edifci
para escuelas que. Sc va construi
en- Santa Isabel. A juzgar por el pl'
no, dicho edifcio va a resultar e
plendido por 10 cual felicitamos a lo
compatriotas que residen en- dich
, pueblo, porque contara dentro de pc
co todo el elemento escolar con u
, magnifico colegio para su instru'
cion.