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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
SEVEN MILLION FOR
RECLAMATION
ANNUALLY



Washington. March 30-The propo-
sition to issue $30,000.o00 IN govern
meut certificates of Indebtedness for
the purpose Of completing q new irrir
cation project. one of the administra-
tons conservation measures. was dis
cussed BY Director Newell Of the rec
|lamation service today.
Alr. Newell told the committee that
about 1000, 900 annually was coming
into the reclamation service which
was sufficient to complete existing
projects. tie carefully avoided aa att
titude Of REFUSING the ~S30-0o0.0oo for
the service in ease it was voted.
He was closely questioned as e.
whether the government Was endeay-
oring to induce settlers to take up
government land in preference to pri-
waite lands ana denied that such was
the case.
Prominent members of the WAYS
means &committee. Including
Representatives Payne. Dalzell, Clark
OF Missouri and Underwood Of Ma
hama, are opposed TO the bin and il
is predicted il win not pass,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
PAUL SORG BREAKS
COACHING RECORD

New York. March 20.-Paul 4,
sorg, the amateur whip and well
known horse show exhibitor. am
nouneed TODAY on his arrival nc the
Holland House. that he had broken
all long distance coaching records.
His time from Atlantic city to New
York, as announced. was fourteen
hours, fifty-six minutes. and the dis
lance covered 200 miles, which gives
IN average Of slightly better than
thirteen miles an hour.
The best previous long distance rec
ord WAS made 10y Jim selby. the
famous English coachman, 1T an
average speed Of slightly better than
twelve miles an hour. The effort
killed him.
Mn. sorg carried twelve passengers
on the roof and a coach fun OF lug
gage. The journey was broken at
Lakewood A. j.. by a nights rest,
and the horses were changed fire.
quently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
NEW RULES On NEW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Stirred by Recent Sensational
Fiascos, Board Of Governors
Takes Action With View to
Preventing Their Repetition.
tBr Morning aourna, soeciaI naasea wirel

New York, March S0.-Reeent ae-
currences on tho New York stees
exchange. notably the collapse Of the
Hooking pool. caused the governors
to adopt IA number OF new rules today.
effective beginning April s
The first sets forth that taxins or
carrying Of 4 speculative account or
the making Of q speculative %transac-
ton in which a clerk Of the exchange,
or Of a member Of The exchange. or
Of a blink. trust company. banker, in
suranee company or moneNnd cofpor-
alton, is directly or indirectly inter-
ested, unless the written consent OF
the employer has been obtained, shall
be deemed an act detrimental 10 the
interest aud welfare of Tire exchange
Another resolution sets forth that
every member OF the exchange is re
uuired 10 use due diligence to earn
the essential facts relating 70 every
account accepted BY himself or bS his
clerks or representatives and also re-
lating to the possible use Of a name
for the account other han hat a.
the party interested.
A third resolution sets forth that
the recognized quotation on stock
snail be public bids and offers on
lots Of 100 shares. And, BUYERS Of
stocks are compelled to buy any or
all Of small lots offered ~ the head
of a bid for q larger lot, up to the
price Offered for the larger lot. Ia
other Nnrds, the governors decided
to Prevent IA broker from purchasing
a stated AMOUNT OF stock While smaller
lots offered at q lower figure are RE-
fused.
The s~o-called specialist on the OK
change is limited ia his activities hy
another resolution, and other safe
guards and reforms are inaugurated.
The general belief IS that the stock
exchange is drawing a lesson from
fiascoes OF late and Is reforming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
AUTOMOBILE RACES
FOR DECORATION DAY

indianapolis. md, March go
Decoration Day. MAY 80. has been Sc
lected by the American Automobile
association for the holding of the ma
tionai championship automobile races.
The championship meet will be held
at the Indianapolis motor speedway
This is the first time in the his
tory of automobile racing that national
championship titles win be awarded.
The meet viii be under the direction
OF the American Automobile ~associa-
ton and all are to DE made direct
with the contest board ~ this organ
ization.
There VIII he fourteen events and
prizes amounting 10 s2e,oQ0 will be
awarded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
At Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Fla, March &c.
The amateur selling stake, secono
only to the derby on the take roster
Of Moncrief, was productive of an eN-
cellent race today. Summary.
First race, 5 fu%rlongs. purse: Fly
ing Squirrel won; Miss Loris, second
Autumn Rose, third Time. 100 ia
Second race, furlongs. purse. Bo-
dega won. Supple, second; Louis
Katz, third. Time, 40 4-5.
Third race. G furlongs, purse. lei
ORC won; Splendid, second. Marie
Rue. third. Time, 1.13 20.
Fourth race, mile and seventy Yards,
selling: Amateur selling stake for
gentlemen riders: Rio Grande woa;
N-Ethon, second; N~-Pocomoke. third
Time, t:46 As.
N-IIewitt entry, coupled in betting.
Fifth race, Z furiongs. purse: Pinte
won Console, second; Spanish Prince,
third. Time, 1.27 l-5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth.
purse: Yama won; Golconda, sec
ond; FL Fan, third. Time, 1.f7 rs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

in training at sheepshead Bay, was
made known today by his lavish en-
tries 60 the Saratoga stakes and has
made nominations TO every one Of
the Saratoga offerings.
Though many turfmen in the south
and west remain to be heard from.
the tw~enty-four stakes to he M M
Saratoga this summer. have THUS far
received a total OF 1,t14 entries, IN
average OF AZ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
INQUIRY
IN MISSISSIPPI
UNDER WAY
District Attorney Who Damned
the Senate Finally induced to
Furnish List of His Witnesses
and Permit Them 10 Testify,


lBy Morning Journal soeelai LEASED wlre1
jackson. Miss. March S0-Ths
state senate today completed the
ground work for an Investigation Of
the alleged bribery Of Senator Theo-
dore Bilbo in the recent senatorial
caucus. and. incidentally. gained con
c%essions from District Attorney Nc
Nom who earlier ia the day remark
ed:
Tho senate be damned"
MI. McNein was the only witness
called M tOdays executive session OF
the senate. tie was before the senate
for several hours and during that time
was subjected to an examination by
the attorneys for Mr. Duluney. wh0 il
accused of offcrir- tho bribp.
The district attorney agreed that
the senate could have a LIST Of Wit
nesses on whose TESTIMONY Vas based
an Indictment against Dulaney charg-
ing bribery and thai these witnesses
MAY repeat thei rcyidrnce without vio-
llting their grand jury oaths.
The special house committee APP
pointed to Inquire into The aiireed
bribery heard testimony from Ropre-
sentative j ~ coward. who Was also
q witness before the grand jury last
week. Mr.. coward stated That he WAS
approached aud that 81 woman had
ncted as ihe "lp-betne en
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
ALBUQUERQUE CUBS
LOSE TO THE CLERKS
Exciting Bowling Game Between
Newly Organized Teams
Last Night.

The Albuquerque Cubs and the
Clerks played three interesting games
at e%anderson & Cramer's bowling all
leys last night, the Clerks winning
~ an even 100 points. Tho Clerks
succeeded in rolling down 4 few
more pins each game than their OPP
ponents, ana this. coupled with sew
eral ten strikes III the final game.
made them easy winners. Another
match game will be played between
these two teams next week.
The score follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
WEALTHY MAN VICTIM
OF MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT

Mansfield, ohio. 80 --Clad only in
bis night shirt and with q deep cash
in the side Of his head. Hugh Me
Fan, Il wealthy business man If this
city vas found today DYING GA mig
doorsteps lie died without reeainiug
Consciousness Mct'all lived alone and
had no near relatives. 1t WINS intp0s-
sihle to ascertain whether robbery
mad been committed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
- ------F~
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Los Angeles, Cal. March 50.-Play-
ing ~errorless baseball before the
largest crowd that ever witnessed The
opening of a baseball season here, Los
Angeles defeated Vernon today, ] to 0.
Mayor Alexander pitched the first ball
and Mayor Furlong of Vernon, scorn-
ing to use either mask or glove, went
behind the bat and attempted TO catch
it.
Score: II. II. r.,
Vernon ..... .......... o 3 4
Los Angeles ..........,,. 3 0
Batteries Hit and Hogan Nasel
and Smith.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
FAY HAS RECORD As
SAFE BLOWER IN PEORIA

Peoria. H., March 30. Eddie Fag
IS tho man alleged to have blown the
safe ia Tho Peoria public library in
January, 1907 in the interest Of New
ton G. D%oughcrty, former public
school superintendent. who was later
convicted of ~embez2ling the school
funds, and who is now serving q term
in Joliet prison. Fay is supposed 70
have stolen all but a few pieces or
the Dougherty scrip
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
Illc noncst rroprletary MedlcInc

fills a national need in the land and
It will take more than the cry Of
fraud and fake" from the avarici-
oua. overreaching physician to over
throw an honest. reliable and stand
ara preparation like LYDIA T. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound. which il
made from the roots and herbs Of the
field. and has cured more ome Of
female sis han any other remedy we
know OF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

Dallas, Texas. March 90 General
rains sc Monday night, Tuesday, Tues
day night and "Wednesday in TeNaa
ana oklahoma win probably insure
q fair corn crop bur q continuance Of
the present cnid wave possibly VIII
cause much cotton to be rnplanted.
In southwestern Texas, the heaviest
rainfall IN the last twenty Years ec-
CURED this afternoon All streams
have risen from ten Ia fifteen feet
and in places haQe nNerflnWed Iaanch-
suffered heavily
ehnnna n nrnaram toAAe. com.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

Loraln, ~, March 30.--The Nation-
I'll Tube works today ordered the Gloss
ing down 81 AL departments except
one by tomorrow morning. -Four
thousand Of the e,40a employees ART
affected. Il ls understood similar or.
ders viii be made Ia the allied plan !
IN l%ittshuIg. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
I.lnnlor Of Tnraladn s.nfounacd.

Aberdeen. :. -, March aa,--Direct
communication with Eureka Is un-
o%htuinablo, bur word from that vicin-
itv indicates thai the rumor Of a tor
nado WAS unfounded, the heavy wind
doing some damage. and the severe
sleet storm putting telephone and tel
eeraph wires out OF commission.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

paytonit. Fla. March 3e.-Althouah
Senatsr Daniel has been brighter fo-
aay than yesterday end hts been
awake several hoafs, There stll S. o.
cessation in the Improvement wnleh
set ia Lass week and continued uitii
Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

FL Paso. Tex. March So.-Not-
withstanding the cold wind a large
crowd witnessed the game between
the Chicago White Sox and the Ell
Paso team today. Sutor, as umpire,
was unsatisfactory. Tonight the
White Sox are being entertained at a
smoker.
The score: r. II. r..
thieago b )
FL faso .....l % =
Batteries. Smith and Black: scott.
Wylic and Merritt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
CHURCH PEOPLE MAY
PREVENT FIGHT At
EMERYv|LLE
Attorney Engaged 10 Take
Legal Steps 10 Test Right Of
Promoters of JohhS0n-Jef-
fries Bout to Hold Contest,


Oakland, Cal, March S0.-The
Church Federation of this district be-
gan today a fight against the holding
OF the Johnson-Jeffries fight at EN-
eryville July 4, by instructing counsel
to take legal steps to prevent the con-
test. After Il conference with the
district attorney. G. G. White, attorney
for the churchmen, announced that he
would Immediately institute legal
proceedings calculated to prevent the
fight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
soN to main Nc1t Year in Texas.

Fort Worth. Tex, March 3o.-on
behalf af Charles Comiskey. Ted sui
Ivan signed "a contract with the
Mineral Wells. Texas. baseball board
of trade. today. whereby the Chicago
American league baseball elab WIZ
Train in Mineral Wells for five years
beginning in 1911.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
KEEME PLANS ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN ON TURF

New York. March 50.-That James
r. Keene has planned an extensive
campaign for his stable horses. nov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

Three feature reels 81 pictures and
81 mirutDs vaudeville. Now, BE-
good Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

The house OF The big SNOW for "a
dime, Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

We have never attempted to- fool
you. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

change % program today. Gem.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
PO[R CABLE.

, New York, mayo 2l.-El Sena
do ha rechazado el proyecto de ls
Camara relative d la votacl0n de los
creditos necesarios para la construc-
ci6n de dos acorazados dc primera
clase.
New York, mayo 2l.-Las ciuda
, desde Madrid, Munich, Paris, New
York. Mexico V Santiago de Chile
celebraron en- sus catcdrales suntuo-
sas honras en- sufragio del alma del
rev Eduardo. 4 los actos religiosos
asistieron los gabinetes Y corporacio-
mes consularcs, civiles Y militares.
Tn deSpacho de la Habana infor-
ma que el gobierno ha pospuesto las
fiestas de la independence a causa
del desaStre ocurrido en- el cuatel de
la guardia rural en- Pinar del Rio.
Tn despacho de Brasil informa
que el gobicrno de Rio Janciro ha re-
husado enviar su representation a
las fiestas del centenario de la indie
pendencia de la republica argentina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21

New York, mayo 21.-Nueve mo-
narcas, varios principles herederos v
representatives de todas las naciones
del mundo concurricron a los homo
res postumos tributados al difunto
rev Eduardo. Sc calcula en- dos mi
Homes el numero de personals que a
sisti6 q los funerales. Ell calor exec
sivo producido por la aglomeraci6n
cause muchos caso5 de asfixia. Las
salas de Asistencia Publica presta-
ron auxilio a l5 mil personas. La rel
ma viuda arroja toda la responsible
lidad de la muertc lie SUI esposo a los
ministries, los cualcS apremiaban al
soberano para dar solucion a Ia cri-
sis parlamentaria Y d otras asuntos
internacienales. La ardua brega en-
los asuntos del estado causaron en-
la constitution fisica V en- el amino
del monarca profunda depression has
ia rendirle. En- los ultimos meses pre-
sentaba un estado de lamentable de-
cadencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
Honor pOT azucaI.

Lisboa. mayo II. FL avudante del
rev V captain de fragat Fernando
Serpa Pimcntcl. ha hecho advertir
al dlputado republicano ID. Alonso
Costa que aguardaba la decision
de los tribunales del Parlamento
sobre la question de la concession del
mOnopolio del azGcar en- la MADEIRA,
para pedirle una reparacion por las
armas como concecuencia de los con-
ceptos ver'idoS en- las Cortes.
Alfonso Costa ha contestado que
tomaba nota de la advertencia. nom
brando. desde luego como padrinos,
al general Boracho V al Sr. Franca
Borgcs. director del peri6dico 20
Mundo".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
Sc lie informe sobre la adop
cion de medidas santa
rias en- Bayamon,
Tambien pide Sc lie informe So
bre Ia fecha en- que faeron
SacrificadOS los caballOs del
Sr. Gonzalez.

Secretario de Puerto Rico, soil
cita ampliacion de informe sobre Ia
adopci6n de aquellas medldas que
puedan tomarse para proteger la sa-
lud del vecindario de algunos de los
nuevos poblados de Bayamon.
Pablo de los Santos, Rio-Piedras
solicita autorizaci6n para construil
un puesto para la venta de carne
Tesorero de Puerto Rico solicit a
Sc le informe sobre las fcchas en- que
fueron sacrificadas por 6rden del De
partamento de Sanidad. por padc-
Ger muermo los caballos propiedad 4
del Sr. Rodolfo Gonzalez de Carroll
ma.
Inspector Veterinario del Distrito
Sur, participa que previa conformi-
dad de su dueno. fuh sacrificado el
caballo muermoso pfopiedad del Sr
Jose Delgado.
Antolin Min MARTINEZ, San Juan
presenta para su aprobaci6n pianos
del proyecto de construction de tres
pezos septicos para servicio de tres
casas propiedad del Sr. Eduardo
Acuna, en- la calle de Cerra, Santur-
ce.
Tambien presenta plano para la
construction de otro pozo stptico
para servicio de una casa prople
dad de la Srta. Juana Torres, en- Ia
parada % Santurcc.
Inspector de AlimentoS, de MAYA
guez., Endosa carta de los Sres.
Suce de Esmeris. Y solicitando auto
rizaci6n para rotular Ia mantequilla
Y acelteS que lie fuercn decomisa-
Hos. Sc manifesto al InSpec-
t"r de Alimentos que esta
"tlcina NADIA pucde atrndcr lie 10 que
liza ell conteniio lie las facturas y
,"lamente dcbe ajuS,arSe i las pres
de Ley que 50 cncucntran
cn el Reglamcnto dc AllmentoS VI
gentes-
Official de Sanidad. PatillaS. par
ticipa que a consecuencia de los ira
baiOS que Sc eStan efeCtuanOdO para
lss obras del nego en- aquella juriS-
nSdlcCipn, ~ han terminate lIS
aguas del no PstillaS q. ara~'-aDr
considerable cantidad de tirr.a~.
N0ticias. Miss. Iglecia.
Angel Ortiz ingreSb. Sen'rncia-I
dn pOr Ia Corte de Distriin d. Ponce,
extingIir condens De dos af"~ lie
preside que le fue impuesta ps- el
delito de escalamientO en- segundo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
DESGRAC|AD0 SU-
.CES0EN AGUAD|LLA
E conductor Alberto
Brau dio la senal de
partida del tren.
En- el arranque, quiso su-
bir con tan mala fortuna
que cayo al suelo.
Doce carros le pasaron por en-
Gina de una pierna destro.
zandosela completamente.
De nuestrO corresponsal

Mayo 20.-Ayer las seis y media
de la tarde ocurrio una lamentable
desgracia en- ell sitio conocido por
"desvio Gimenez" de esta ciudad.
Descendia el tren,de cana que sue
le pasar a esa hora, y POGO antes de
llegar al indicado sitio, como de CO.'S
tumbre, paro para apretar los frenos,
toda vez que alli comienza la cuesta.
Realizadaesta oaeracion, y sin su-
bir al tren, ell conductor Alberto Brau
dlo la senal de partida arrancando ell
tren. En- ese momento trato Ell joven
Brau de subir al caro-, con tan mala
fortuna que resbalo y cayo al suelo
siendo cogido por el mismo caro- y
todos los demas, hasta doce, cuyas
ruedas pasaron por encima de una
pierna del infeliz.
Recogido seguidamente por sus
companeros, diose aviso al pueblo,
pero en- vista de la distancia, Sc acor-
do llevarle en- camilla como asi Sc
efectuo. La comitiva fue alcanzada
en- ell camino por ell juez municipal
senor Gonzalez Mena y otras autoli-
dades. 3D. q
Fu6 traido al hospital donde ell
doctor Gimenez lie aplico una inyec.
cion de cocaina para sustraerle a los
horribles dolores que padecia, pues
el pie, pierna y music estaban COM
pletamente deshechos.
Numeroso pdblieo Sc situo junto
y en- las cercanias del hospital comen
tando tan sensible desgracia.
Por la noche volvi6 el juez NUM-
cipal con ell objetosle tomar declara-
cion al joven Brau, pero fue imposi-
BILE dado ell estado del herido. Fue es-
perado por ell referido doctor, y no
obstante ell exquisite cuidado con
que Sc realiz6 la operacion, Alberto
Brau falleci6 la misma noche.
Segun informes, en- la mahana de
hoy sera conducido ell cadaver del
infortunado conductor a Mayagjlez
de donde era natural dicho ioven.
Hoy Sc practica la investigation
consiguiente por cl juez municipal
senior Gonzalez Mcna, y segun mis-
ell hecho resulta segun he
manifestado, comp!ctamente casual |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
IN RAY0 Yum CH0-
QUE EN- AREC|B0.
FL primero cause la
muerte a Jose, a So
hijo y a sus cabal-
gaduras.
El segundo, fue entire una
locomotora de la Cam
balache y varlos vagones
Ell ayudante de iDgeniero result
to muerto y machos heridos
de gravedad.a
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mayo 20.-La tarde de aver fue
de sucesos tragicos. En- ell barrio de
Hato arriba de este termino una des
carga el6ctrica cause la muerte q
Jose Mendoza y SUI hijo que por Ia
lluvia Sc habian guarecido en- un CO.
bertizo matando tambien los dos ca
ballos que montaban.
Mas tarde en- ell sitio llamado de
las Animas, terrenos de La Central
Cambalache, hubo un choque entire
una locomotora de dicha Central y
varios wagones que habia en- la via
de 10 que resultaron heridos de gra-
vedad ell ayudante del ingeniero Sr.
Ramiro Marquee que falleci6 q las
pocas horas y los peones Eustaqulo
Velez, ,Casildo Rivera Reyes, y Cruz
Hernandez que ingresaron en- Ell hos
pital donde fueron curados de sus
lesiones por los Dres. Roses y Ale
man y practicante Gonzalez.
sse" efectuada en- ell kiosco del Par
que Palmer, con objeto de en-
baldosar ell piso de nuestra iglesia ca
tolica, y era de esperarse asf, pues la
comisi6n del Club de damas" esta-
ba dispuesta a que la verbena result
tara muy lucida y Sc salieron con, Ia
suya aparte de que el dia estaba bas
tante lluvioso.
Desde ell oscurecer infnidad de
de diversos colores alurn-
braban los iardines y paseos del Par
que. Bellas y simpaticas senoritas
daban mas realce al espectacuio.
La gitana la hizo de modo admi-
rable, la bella senorita Blanquita
Guarch.
Felicitamos al Club de Damas".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
CONFERFNC|A rs
COLAR.EN CAGUAS.
Sc han librado dos de-
safios de base ball.
Texas y Savarona Sc vol
vieron a encontrar result
tando batido ell primero
La kermesse del parque Palmer
estuvo muy concurrida.
(De nuestro corresponsal J

Mayo 19.-El sabado ii Sc llevo {
efecto en- San Lorenzo una conferen
cia pedagogical anunciada para est
dia y la que concurrieron los macs
tros del distrito escolar de Caguas y
San Lorenzo. Dicha conferencia es
tuvo muy lucida.
-1mportante estuvo ell desafio
de base ball entire los clubs Texas
de San Juan y "Savorona" de esta
Ell Texas" fu6 batido por un score
de Ski.
Al SO. inning ell "Texas' no habfa
anotado todavia una carrera y "Sa
varona' en- el "a. y 80. innings ha-
bla hecho tres carreras.
Ell Texas" hizo una carrera du-
rante los nueve innings Y la hizo por
una mala tirada de Lupercio, Yam
boy primera base, a Soto tercera ba-
Sc, con objeto de dar un double
play.
FL domingo Sc hlcleron muy bue-
mas jugadas que ell publico aplaudio
estrepetosamente y especialmente
Sc distinguieron del ''Savarona"
Nuts, pitcher; Olmo, ell short
stop" favorito del publico cagueno;
Mitchell buen Catcher" famosos por
sus disparos rapido y SECURE y Soto
(grande), una de las mejores terce-
ras bases que hemos vistos.
Del Texas: Yallo pitcher, Que
che tercera base y Larang primera
base. Estos son sin disputas muy
buenos jugadores.
Para Ell pr6ximo domingo Sc pre-
para un gran desafio entire los teams
"Fundicion" de San Juan y ''Sava-
rona".
-Muy brillante resulto la "kerme-