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PITCHER Y VANCE
WINS TWO GAMES
Lynchburg Drops Double Head
er to Norfolk-First Goes
Ten Innings.
I Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Lynchburg. Va. August 5.-Pitcher
Vance put it all over Lynchburg to-
day. winning double header by the
scores of to l and to 2.
The first game went ten innings.
and was won by scratch by Bigbie.
Then the Shoemakers blew up. and
they did not come back to earth at
any time during the second game.
Pitcher Vance. in addition to winning
both games. got two singles. double
and triple in four times up.
The first game was lost by several
scratch hits In the tenth, and the
second was due to miserable work, as
the score will indicate. Nanve was
hit hard, excepting when hits meant
runs.
Both Of the runs OF the second game
Were forced over by Vance by hitting
batters with the bases full. The score
FIRST GAME.
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.ROANO kE GETS
ONLY THREE HITS
Hamilton in Great Form, and
Petersburg Defeats
Champions.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch, ]

Petersburg. Va. August 5.-Peters-
burg broke the hoodoo that Roanoke
has had In for her by shutting the
Champs out this afternoon in ga'"e
which was played with more vim and
life by Petersburg than any that has
been played since the team was trans
ferred to this city
Hamilton was in great form, and
his support was almost perfect He
only allowed three scattering hits, one
of which was scratch. gave only one
pass and struck out four men. Cefalu.
who was in the box for Roanoke. was
hit hard in the third and fifth IN
nings, two two-baggers and six sim
giles being made off him in these two
innings. Add to this a wild throw by
Presley. and the five runs made by
Petersburg can be easily accounted Tor.
Chunks and Booe's batting. Booze s
base-running and the work of the out
telders of both teams were the fea-
TIRES OF the game. The score:
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philadelphia,
Totals .s5 92714 Totals ..s5 eH
'Batted for Allen in ninth.

St Louis ......1ooooooo4-5
Philadelphia ...................1 u OF 0 o o 0-s
Summary: Runs-stone f2), Wallace,
schwetzer. Bailey. Lord. oldvng (2). Col
Inns. Baker. Davis, Barry. Thomas. Plank.
Two-base hits-Oldring. Truesdale. Plank,
Lord, Stone, Allen. Schweitzer Sacrifice
hts-Hartzell Collins. Sacrifice fly-Barry.
Double play-Barry to Davis. Passed ball
Stephens. stolen base-Newnam. Wild pitch
Powell. First base on balis-Or Bailey, /;
OF Plank. 2. Struck out--By Powell. /; by
Bailey. e. by Plank. Z. H!ts-OH Powell, 6 In
41-S innings; off Bailey 3 in 42-3 innings,
Left on bases--St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Time OF game. 2:ol. Ump!res. Evans and
fCollifloWer.
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SECOND GAME.

Lynchburr i.....s.........o 100000 %
Norfolk ..................,.....o Q o - o-S
ts), Bigbie, Munson. johnson (2), Vance (2l.
Two-base hits-Howdell. D. Smith. Three
base hits-D Smith. johnson. Vance Sacri-
Ace hits-Luc!a, Busch. Bigbe, Chandler.
stolen bases-Busch. Murdoch, Jackson
Chandler, Johnson. First base on errors
Lynchburg. !: Norfolk. Left on bases
Lyachburg, 8; Norfolk, G. Double plays
Vance to Bonner TO Bigbie; Bonner to Busch
10 B!gbie: Munson to Bigbie; Busch to Bon
ner TO Bigbie. Hits-or Lloyd, in In
ntnSs: off Brandon, In innings. Struck
out-Ry Lloyd, .; by Brandon. l. First base
on balls-on Lloyd. s; OFF Vance. ., HIT by
pitcher-Howdell. Morrison. Woolums, Time
OF game l:47. Urnp!res, Davis and Pender.
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Gardner. Two-base hits-speaker t.), stahl.
Wagner. Sacrifice h!ts-Hooper. Lewis. Stol-
en- bases-Turner. Birmingham. stahl.
Double plays-Speaker to Wagner; Turner to
Lajoie to Stovall. First base on balls-ott
Koestner. 3; off Smith, 3. Hi. by pitcher
BY Koestner 1. Struck out-By Koestner,
Q; by Smith. 3. Wild pitches-Koestner t2).
First base on errors-Cleveland, 2; Boston.
/. Left on bases-Cleveland, 8; Boston. 9.
Time OF game, ISL. Empires, Connolly and
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Chicago
Totals rs 724lo Totals ...s2 IL q 10
Slated for Tinker in eighth.

,-sicneo 100000 o.
New York 200S00o '-lC
Summary: Runs-Evers, Snodgrass, Doyie
Becker, Murray (2), Bridwell (2), pev!ln
Merkie. Myers. Two-base hits-Tlnker.
Mathewson. sheckard. Three.base hits
Murray, Bridwell. Merkle. Hoffman. sacri'
fice hlts-Devlin, Mathewson. Stolen bases
snodgrass (2), Becker t2). Left on oases-
rors-Sew York 1. Double play-Mathewson
to DOVE to Merkle. struck out-By Mathew
SON. 6; by Kroh. 6; by Foxen, 2. FIRST oass
ON bailsEOn Mathewson. j: off Kroh, g. on
Foxen. /. Hits-On Kroh, 10 in innings: on
Foxen, 2 in 8 innings Time OF game 1:ao
I1mnires KLEIN and Kane.
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Where They
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.

out the side in the sixth inning. The
home team scored two runs in the
first inning on two hits and two errors.
Dalton ran into a fence in the eighth,
chasing foul fly, and was knocked
senseless. being carried off the field,
but recovered later. The second game
was easy for Brooklyn, who batted
Harmon freely in three innings and
won, to /. The fielding of Hummel
and Daubert was sensational. The
scores:
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NnHHnllc
Totals ...si $ so 10 5 Totals ...ss 10 80 Is
-.Bonner right field and second base.

Score by innings: +.
Lynchburs ..........,........o 0010000 o.
Norfolk ......................O o 0O0l0oo3-4
summary: Runs-D Smith. Bonner, MUIR
dock, Jackson. Munson Two-base hit-Mur-
dock. Three-base hit-Jackson. Sacrifice
hits-Lucia, Johnson. Stolen bases-Morri-
son, D. Smith. Bonner. Jackson. Chandler,
folk. . Left on bases-Lynchburg, 6; Nor
folk S. Double plays-Griffin to Morrison to
Wooluns; Munson TO Busch; Bonner to
Busch. Struck eIr-By Griffin. 6: by Vance.
Vance. /. Hit by pitcher-Woolums, Bonner.
Time of game. 1:5A. Empires. Pender and
Davis. y
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BOSTON WINS TWO

Cleveland, Ohio, August 5.-Boston
defeated Cleveland twice to-day. to
8, and to 8. The first game was a
slugging match, In which Boston was
most successful in munching Its hits
IN the second game. Boston cinched
the victory in the third inning, when
two passes were followed by three
doubles. Speakers batting was fea-
ture. The scores:
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POWELL is HIT HARD

ST. Louis, August 5.-Philadelphia
defeated ST. Louis to-day, score 8 to g..
The visitors hit Powell hard in the
fifth inning. making seven runs after
which Bradley was placed IN the
pitchers box. Plank was not hit hard
until the eighth inning. ]. Harry Col
lifower made his first appearance as
an umpire. The score:
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PlTTsBURG PROVES EASY

Philadelphia. Pa. August 5.-Phil-
adelphia batted Pittsburg pitchers haru
to-day, and won easily by to l. the
hard hitting of Doolan and Luderus
featured the game. the former making
three two-baggers at three times at
bat, and Luderus two singles and
two-bagger. The score:
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WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT

Brooklyn, August 5,-Brooklyn made
1t i've straight from st. Louis by win
ming to-day's double header. Rucker
was invincible in the first game, hold
ing the visitors down to two hits, and
shutting them out. 8 to Q. He struck
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VICTORY FOR CHICAGO

Chicago. ILL.,, August 5.-Gray's wild
ness, coupled with Paynes triple,
scoring two runners in the fourth.
gave Chicago the opening game with
Washington to-day, to 2. White
held the visitors to five hits, four OF
these coming in the third, and Wash
ington coupled two runs. The score:
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Boston.

Totals so q II Iota1s NV II 10
.Batted for Curtis in nth.
tBatted for Frock in ninth,
Score by innings: r.
BOSTON .............0 O. 03 o 0 o-3
Summary: Runs-Bescher Egan (2), Mitch
ell, Paskert, Clarne. Beck. Graham, Shean.
lis. 3 in s innings: off Brown. in 90 In
n!ngs; off Frock. in Ia inning; Oft Beehe.
6 In s innings Sacrifice hts-Hoblitzel, ABB
baticchio. Shean, Mcmillan, Stolen bases
Egan Mitchell, Shean, Double play-Mc-
MILAN TO Egan. Left on bases-cincinnatl.
4; Boston, S. First base on balls-off Curtis,
Q. OF Beebe. 4 off Brown, !. First base on
crrors-Cincinnati, 2; Boston, g. Hit by
nitcher-By Reebe /. Struck out.-By Curtis,
2: by Brown. 9; by Beebe. s. Wild pitch
Gaspar Time OF game, 1856 Empires. Rig
Ter and Emslie
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New York.
Detroit.

Totals ...se II III . Totals ...37 10 "a 2
'Batted for Ford in fifth
tBatted for Fisher in ninth
Score by innings: R.
New York. Northumberland o o OIL o 0-6
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000 30
Summary: Runs-D. Jones, Delehany. Mo-
Rarity (2). Crawford. Bush. T. Jones. Dono-
van, Schmidt, Daniels, Hcmphil {2). knight
(2), Cree. Two-base hit-Mitchell. Home
runs-Crawford, Knight. Hits-Of Ford I
in innings; Oft Fisher. In 4 innings Sac
rince HIT. Jones. Stolen bases-D. Jones
(2), Mcintyre. MORTALITY Daniels t2). Hemp
hill. Gardner. Left on bases-Detro!t, s.;
New York. 6. First base balls-By Dono-
van. 2; by Ford A.; by Fisher, l. First base
en- error-New York, /. Struck out-By
Donovan. 8; by Ford. 4; by Fisher. 1. .Balk-
Ford Time of game, 1863. Empires, Egan
and O'Lougulin
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Richmond ....................00 0 o 0 o 0 o 90
Summary: Three-base hits-Murray Gas
lace Rickert. Left on bases-Richmond, Q;
DanviIle. z. Stolen bases-Dobson. Murray.
Priest t2), S. CASTOR. Bunting. Double play
Ezekiel to shaw. First base on ba!ls-ort
Murray, Titman. Struck out-By Salve lot
by CASTOR, /. Time OF game. 1:55. Umpire,
MesterYelt. ATTENDANCE, 1000. ------
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FIRST GAME.
Totals :. 80 II q IS 3 Totals ,..a 10 q II 8
'Batted for Hardness in fourth,

Score by lnnlngs. u y -,
Cleveland .............,.......lo X 80
Summary: Runs-Turner, Bemis. Niles,
Engle, Speaker (2), stahl, Lewis (2), Carri-
gan. Two-base hits-Niles. Hall, Carrigan,
Engle. Three-base hits-Stahl, Speaker
Sacrifice Aits-Wagner. Hooper Gardner.
Stolen bases-Turner, Bsms. Double plays
Graney 70 Bemis; Gardner to stahl. Hits
on Hardness, in 4 innings; Off Link. IN
innings. First base on balls-Of Link, !;
or Han, !, Struck out-By Hardness, !; by
LINK q by Hall. 4. Passed ball-Bems.
tlrst nase on errors-Cleveland. 3; Boston.
Z. left on bases-Cleveland. 10; Boston. I.
Time OF game, 55. Umpires, KERN and
Connolly. ~ n u nj j15l5 'il1 ~
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MAKE EIGHT RUNS
IN Fourth INNING
Detroit Americans Easily Defeat
New York by Score of
9 to 6.
FORD HIT FOR FIVE SINGLES
These, With Bases on Balls,
Balk and Home Run, Re
suit in Scores.
FORD HIT FOR FIVE SINGLE:

Detroit, Mich, August 5-Detroit
fell on Ford for eight Guns in the
fourth inning to-day, and easily de-
feated New York, to g. Five singles,
two bases on balls, Ford's balk. which
let Morlarity score, and Crawford's
home run with two men on bases. pro.
duced the eight TALES. The score:
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greensboro: Winston Salem. 3
Greensboro. /.
At Charlotte: First game-Charlotte
S: Spartanburg. 5. Second game.-Char-
lotto, o: Spartanburg, /.
vile
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sEruND GAME.

'Downey. third base and shortstop.
!. tBatted for Mcmillan in eighth,
tBatted Tor Gaspar in eighth
Score by Innings; T.
Cincinnati ...,..,.,......,....,..,O0 o 0 90
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l0lol1'-
Summary; Runs-Herzog, Abhaticchio.
Mattern ca. Two base ht-Sharpe, Hits
Off Gaspar. II in innings; off Burns, in
inning Sacrifice hits-Suith. Collins. Stolen
base-Smith. Double play-Bescher to Nc
MILAN. Left on bases--Cncinnati. s Bos-
ton, s. First base on balls-Of Mattern, 81;
on Gaspar. l. First base on error--Boston.
i. Struck out--By Gaspar, 2; by Mattern.
q by Burns, q Time OF game. lao. UNI
pires Rigler and Emsle.
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rennI. rlnpls ii Newport.

..,a,, wa1lach and craig Biddle defeated
Miss Gordon Douglas and Charles T.
sandas-4. rs in the mixed doubles
tennis tinals to-day.
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SECOND GAME.

Wheat (2), Hummel t2), Davidson. Erwin.
Left on bases-ss. Louis. 6: Brooklyn, Z. Two
base hits-Betcher t2). Zacher, Wheat Sac.
rifce hits-Davidson. Lennox Smith. First
base on errors--Brooklyn. 2. Stolen base
Mowrey. Double pay-Sm!th to Hummel to
Daubert. First base on balls-On Bell, 81;
off Harmon. 3. Struck out--By Bell 5; by
, Harmon. 8. Time of game, 1:56. Umplres
Eason and Johnstone.
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Summary: TRANSPARENT. Dougherty. Tan
nehill t2), Collins, sehaefer, Gray. Three
base hit-Payne. Sacrifice hits-Tannehill,
Purtell. Stolen basss-Kilifer Parent,
Double play-Elberseld to Unglaub to Eiber-
field. Left on bases-Chicago, 8: Washing
ton, s. First base on balls-OH White, &;
of Gray 6. First base on errors-Wash-
ington, Chicago, g. Hit by pitcher-By
Gray. I; by White. /. Struck out-By White.
4: by Gray. T. Wild pitches-Gray (?I. Time
Of game. 1:47. Empires. Perrne and D!neen.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Savannah: Jacksonville. a; sa-
vannah. 8.
At Macon: Columbia. 2: Macon, 8.
At Columbus: Augusta, 2; Columbus. 9
(called in seventh, rain).
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Kirkpatrlck, Hamilton ThFee-base MI
Doane. Two. base hits-Cunk ts). Stolen
bases-Booe. Hamilton. Struck out-By Cef-
aiu. 4; by Hamilton. 4. First base on balls
OFF Hamilton, /: off Cefaiu, 8. Double play
Newton to Schmidt TO Pressly. Left on
DEMONSTRATING, 4; Roanoke. !. Time Of
Hame, 1880. Umpire. Mace. Attendance.
ZOO
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Name of Owner.


displaying the numbers
No. Nance owner Address,
A.. Allen Ave, Richmond
co..
baskerville FranSln Richmond
Thnlhimcr Monument Avenue,
washington 80
Warrington 80
Livery Co, Inc
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rhema 49,
stadeaher 49,
31s L. Boyle,
80 T. Mo.eley srose Ave. Richmond n s.. 80
$40 H. g. heatt Porter, 1ushm"nd Buick
Regal
Doschen brooke Ford soss 90
Fifth Richmond .Rambc
Observation-Disclosures 40
$50 F. WhnleS Suffolk
Autoear, ~
ss1 oliver Wren. .B,rdMooa Motobloc,
:07ea
1885, Parsons Light
$50 j. u Sa. ,a s Ms nn We. nrush
Frederleksen Blackstone
s4s s. H. Pace Ave, Ronuoke nxMsA p" "
Smith q sl4 NJ Fifth Richmond In
Pizzin 1888 w hmondl, Rambler 81
s4e s. n Pace sla Campbell Ave, buick,
Fred W scott $40 Park .:Lo1ie As.
so Dr. Greer nanshman 20 y; Laurel HcAm'na
III all In vrEtnia
list of motor should
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Day in the Big Leagues
YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE +
icaEo. 1; New York, 10.

Chicago, 4; New York, 10.
Pittsburg, Il Philadelphia. T.
Cincinnati, G. Boston, (hrst game).
Cincinnati o; Boston, (second
game).
ST. Louis, o; Brooklyn, 9 tfirst game).
st. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, (second
game).
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S RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington. Q; Chicago, g.
Boston. Z; Cleveland, 3 thrst game,.
Boston, s.; Cleveland, 9 Second
game).
New York, 8; Detroit, o.
Philadelphia. o; st. Louis, 5.
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Z CeNtTe 11e1u'
Score by innings:
St. Louis...................... O0-o
Brooklyn ............-..........2O o U o %
Summary: Runs-Burch, Daubert Wheat.
Left on bases-St Louis, S; Brooklyn,gS Two
base hits-Zacher Wheat (2). Sacrifice hits
smith, Rucker. First base on errors-Brook-
lyn, q Double plays-Phelps to konetchy to
Phelps. First base on balls-Of Rucker. 4:
off Willis. /: off Bachman. l. Struck out
BY Rucker. s: by Willis. l. Wild pitches
Willis t2) Hits-OT Willis, in innings.
Time Of game. 1850. Umpires. tombstone and
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P!ttsburg ................-.....o
summary: Runs-Byrne. Titus Bates. Ma
gee lal, Luoerus (2>, Doolan. Hits-or cam
nitz in innings; of Webb; l. (p't snn,nr 70
.rnn. hits-Byrne (2), Gibson. Luderus.
p r~J Isl. sacrnce hlts-clarke. Doolan.
sacrihce fiy-wagner. Double p!ays-F!ynh
to Gibson to Wagner; wagner % lynn lynn
nitz, 4; by Moore, 8; by Maddox. !. Lett on
bases-Pit,sburg. s.; Philadelphia. 8. f1rss
base on balls-of Camnitz, 2: off Moore. .;
Time of game. LAG. EMPIRES. oDaS ano
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans: New Orleans Mont
goHery. rain.
At. Nashville: Atlanta, 6; Nashville, a,
At Memphis: Chattanooga, 0; Mem
phis. 4.
At Mobile: Birmingham. q Mobile,
i (twelve innings).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Dnnvtlle at Richmond.
Roanoke at Petersburg.
Norfolk at LynchburS.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals ...2s 2A14 8 Totals ...sl q
DATED for Ellis in eighth.
tBatted for Willis in eighth
tBurch. centre field and right field.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NEW AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION

following Secretary
displaying the
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Play To-Day.

New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, o; Dnnville, 8.
Petersburg, 81 Roanoke, o.
Lynchburs, II Norfolk, 4 (first

RuhcJ.
Lynchburs, 9, Norfolk, s tsccond
URnaA
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Philadelphia.

Totals ...sl ga Is Totals ...S4 10 q
.Batted for camnitz IN seventh
tBatted for Maddox in ninth.
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sol. j. A. Connelly....
3O2. Auto Livery Co., Inc.
3O3. Auto Livery Co, Inc.
3O4. Henry e. Baskerville
305. Henry Il. Baskerville
3O6.Isnac Thulhimcr.....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

ra I'M medo nuevo, de frialdad, contras
tando con la actitud de su antece-
sor, pero precise, con vigor y sobrio con
| amabilidad.
NJ. Bulow tenia el Esprit de palabras
v su successor parece tener ell esprit del
| rGzonamiento.
Verdaderamente el nuevo canciller ha
hecho SUI debut en- condolences dificiles
No puede hacer otra cosa que mOstrarse
prudente.
La circumstance de la calda de NJ.
Bulow ha creado una situaci6n deli
cada en- ell Reichstag.
La reserva que sc ha impuesto el en-
perador en- su reciente discurso, ha sido
tai, que, solo Sc ha limitado pedirle
los diputados que traten de hacer un
buen presupuesto. Contrariamente su
costlmbre, no ha dicho nj una palabra
de la politica exterior de Alemania. ESQ
ha sido para no verse obligado q hacer
declaraciones referentes al acuerdo fran
| CO. aleman en- Marruecos.
Nj. Bethmann-Holweg, con Su logica
| de hombre de negocios, tuvo que expo
ner, al menos, una idea personal. Asi
10 hizo, con perfecta correction y tacto,
| evitando comprometer su pals y sobre
| todo su carrera.
Han preguntado, dijo, porque los
gobiernos confederados no habian toma-
do parte en- la lucha de partidos a pro-
p0sito de los ultimos proyectos de i'm
| puestos FL deber del gobierno es evi-
tar precisamente esas luchas, que ell ano
| pasado, llegaron a su apogeo y que no
pueden prolongarse sin perjudicar a
Alemania y la consideration del i'm
perio' Y NJ Bethmann-IIollwegc con-
tinua con mas audacia.
No puedo admitir que en- el pals
| exista una necesidad de continuar Vi
viendo en- una atmosfera politica tan
cargada que llegue a producer la irrita-
cion
10 que el pueblo desea, ante todo,
| es no ser molestado en- su trabajo dia-
rio. FL pals quiere una politica saba
Y energica, tanto en- ell interior como
| en- cl exterior''
Ninguna nac6n puede soportar lu-
chas continues entire partidos''
FL nuevo canciller parece querer inau-
gurar una politica de paz. -
Despues de este discurso, los jefes de
los tres grandes partidos alemanes: Cen
tro cat0lico, ConservadOr y NacioRal-
liberal Sc pusieron de acuerdo para apro
bar el pacto con Francia, el question
de Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

Sc acord6 que por Ell Veterinario, Sc
tomen muestras de secreciones de los
caballos declarados murmosos por Ell
Inspector Veterinario y de cuya orden
de sacrifice, protest6 su propietario,
Domingo Arroyo, de Caguas, para prac
ticar pruebas en- ell laboratoriO Bacte-
riologico, con objeto de comprobar Ell
diagnostico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

Sc acord6 informar al honorable di-
rector de Sanidad, Benefcencia y Co
rrecci6n, con respectO a las sOlicltudes
presentadas por Charles E. Foote y Sc
sonora Cecilia r. viuda de CaSals pidien
do autorizaci6n para exhumar los res
tos de su senor Padre ell primero, y de
su esposo la segunda: "que la practi-
ca constante y ell criterio de la Junta
tratandose de sujetos que no hayan
muerto de enfermedad trasmisible, es
que no deben hacerse exhumaciones
antes de los tres amos, cuando toda ma
terra organica salvo la hosamenta, ha-
va desaparecido Empero, Opina la
Junta, que en- casos excepcionales, no
hay Inconvenience bajo ell puntO de Wis
ia sanitario, en- permitir la exhumaci6n
antes de los tres amos, siempre que Sc
tomen medidas de precauci6n necesa-
rias para la remocion de los restos
siendo bien entendida, que clio es cuan-
do Sc trate de personals que no hayan
muerto de enfermedad traSmisible .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09
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De Berlin
AL DEBUT DEL CANCILLER DEL
IMPERIO ALEMAN
para el BOLETlN)

La imperial Alemana ha visto pasar,
por ell poder, a muchos personajes y va
riados m6todos de gobierno.
Despues del principe Bismark, que us6
abuse de la manera dura Y provocan-
tie; despues del principe Bulow, que gus
taba ser prolijo en- gestos y discursos,
vIene nj. Bethmann-Holweg e inaugu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

Sc acord6 autorizar don Eduardo
Valero Lopez, para ejercer la profe-
sion de Dentista Veterinario, en- vista
del Diploma presentado procedente del
colegio THE Detroit Veterinary Cole
ge' de Detroit, Michigan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

Almacenes generates de dep6sito
En- la Marina de San Juan, p, r.
j. II. SILVA
Abiertes pdblco Eacio ccnsidc de
cemento "prueb de ueg cae del Coeo de los
mueles y esaci6a del Ferrocarl.
Sc reciben mencfas futos depdo quaceaas meses
precios de Tarifa, rn6dicos.
Todo rcgos de ncendo las mas
fuertes Compah1as de Seguros.
efectos de paeden deptarss
Bond pagando derechos sacaos buitos
plazo efecaG
tados fuera de La Isa
expsdeH obene dneo in
teres modco e plazo dure e dep6sto
En- Departamento especial del p alto Sc depoa mebdaro
obo deleados tomandoo entFeg&ndoos doRicao
pop6o Vena considerable ausensoa 10
dea muobles coienGo iesgoa
admiten adem&s mercadas efcs0s venddes
Official autorizad vosntaas do
sici6n de Il Autoidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

berse confrmado ell diagn6stico por
la comisi6n encargada de su recono-
eimiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

Sc acord6 ratifcar la aprobaci6n
de los Maestros y ofciales plomeros, ,exa
minados durante los dias Is, 19, y 20
de Enero pasado, hecha individual,
mente por todos los miembros de la
.Junta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

Ee acord0 desestimar la solicitud
presentada por Cristobal Alalpica pi-
diendo salir de la leproseria. por ma