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Evening journal., 1910-09-15
Wilmington May Take BiIIies

According to present indications the
Tri-State league will be considerably
stronger next season. In the event
that the New York State League dis
bands this month. Wilkes-Barre or
Scranton will probably find berth in
this organization, and possibly both
clubs will be taken in to make a 10
club circuit Williamsport will hardly
be member of the league another
season despite assertions to that effect
and in that case Wilmington will prob
ably get the Millionaire franchise
With Wilmington, Wilkes Barre and
Scranton fghtinn for The lar along
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
PLAY FIRST OF THE
WORLD SERIES ON SUNDAY

BY United Uress Leased Special Wirs.
CHICAGO, Sept 15.-The first game
OF the worlds championship series
between Chicago and the Philadelphia
Athletics will be played in Chicago
on Sunday, October 16. according to
present plans. If Stanley Robson, of
the st. Louis team, will move up one
OF the last game the opening date
could be made one day earlier. but
Robson says he can't see IT, There
will be a meeting in Chicago as soon
as the pennant races are absolutely
decided between the members of this
National Commission and represents
tives of the two teams to arrange the
details of the games. A movement Is
on TO take the seventh game. if on9
is required. TO New York
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
LOCAL HORSES ARE ENTERED.

Wilmington horsemen will again
be we'll represeted at the Prospect
Park races this afternoon. There are
three Wilmington entries in the 2.17
pace. On form Il looks as If the win
ner of that race will be a Wilmington
horse. Bill Williams. 2.11 IA, owned
by Thomas, Lynch; Mable c., 2.11 Ia.
owned by Mr. Stanford, and Lady
Bess. 2.15 IA. owned by John r.
Jones.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

with York. Harrisburg. Lancaster. AL
toona, Johnstown and Reading a great
race would be assured.
Another matter that will require the
serious attention Of the league direc-
tors will be the election of a league
president Charles f. Carpenter, of
Altoona, the present leader, may be
succeeded by another man in 1911.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
with the way i'm which Carpenter has
handled affairs this season, and it is
said that several of the directors
favor his retirement and would lend
their influence towards his defeat in
case he stands for re-alsefinn
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
MR.. CELIA ENTERTAINs.

Peter Celia, the we'll known res
taurant proprietor at Brandywine
Springs Park. was host last night at a
complimentary dinner at his restaur-
ant In the park. A number of well
known Wilmington people were there
as we'll as several prominent residents
from the vicinity of the park. and
about 100 sat down to a we'll prepared
feast.
The Delaware Saengerbund sang a
number of selections, which were
much enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15


Oct. Dickinson at Philadelphia.
Oct 15-Brown at Providence.
Oct. 22-State College at Philadel-
phia.
Oct 29-Carlisle at Philadelphia.
Nov 5-Lafayette at Philadelpbia.
Nov 12-Michigan at PHILADELPHIA.
Nov l9-Syracuse at Philadelphia.
Nov 24-Cornell at Philadelphia.
Dartmouth.
Oct. IN. A. c. at Hanover.
Oct S-Colby at Hanover.
Oct 15-Vermont at Hanover.
Oct 22-Williams at Williamstowu.
Oct 29-Princeton at New York.
Nov 5-Amherst at Hanover.
Nov l2-Harvard at Cambridge.
Army.
Oct 1-Bowdoin at West Point
Oct Suits at West Point.
Oct. 15-Yale at West Point.
Oct. 22-Lehigh at West Point
Nov. 5-Springheld T. S. at West
Point.
Nov. 12-Villa Nova at West Point.
Nov. 19-Trinity at West Point.
Nov. 26-Navy at Philadelphia.
Navy.
Oct. 1-St. Johns at Annapolis.
Oct. 6-Villa Nova at Annapolis.
Oct. 22-Virginia at Annapolis.
Oct: 2s-Western Reserves at An
napolis
Nov. 5-Lehigh at Annapolis.
Nov. 12-Carlisle at Annapolis.
Nov. 19-New York at Annapolis.
Nov. 26-Army at Philadelphia.
Cornell.
Sept. 24-Hobart at Ithaca.
Oct. 1ERensellaer Polytechnic at
Ithaca.
Oct. S-Oberlin at Ithaca.
Oct. 15-Fordham at Ithaca.
Oct. 22-Vermont at Ithaca.
Oct. 29-Williams at Ithaca.
Nov 5-Harvard at Cambridge.
Nov. 12-ChicagO at Ithaca.
Nov 24-Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia.
Brown.
Oct. Norwich at Providence.
Oct 5-Rhode Island at Providence.
Oct S-COlgate at Providence. ...
Oct. 15-Pennsylvania at Provi-
dence.
Oct. 22-Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct. 29-Tufts at Providence.
Nov. l2-Vermont at Providence.
Nov. 19-M. A. c. at Providence.
Nov. 24-Carlisle at Providence.
Syracuse.
Sept. 24-St Bonaventure's at Syra-
cuse.
Oct. Yale at New Haven.
Oct. S-Rochester at Syracuse
Oct. 15-Carlisle at Syracuse.
Oct. 22-Hobart at Syracuse
Oct. 29-Michigan at Syracuse.
Nov. 5-Vermont at Syracuse.
Nov. 12-Colgate at Syracuse.
Nov. l9-Illinois at Urbana
Nov. 24-St. Louis at st. Louis.
Freshly cut bark of the cork tree
II heated, gives off a gas that can be
used as an illuminant.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-THE race
for the batting honors of the Ameri-
can League this season is the most
interesting ever held in the junior or
ganization Early in the campaign It
looked as If Larry Lajoie of the Maps
would make a runaway race of II.
AS the season heightened he fell Off
in his stick work and was passed by
Ty Cobb of Detroit. The latter held
the lead for about two months, but
now has been overtaken by Lajoie.
The former leader of the Maps is hit
ting the ball at great rate, and many
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
QUERIES ANSWERED

Editor " THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Please answer this question: A
bets y that Cincinnati does not score
more than five runs In tOday's game
with Brooklyn But supposing the
game is called in the end of the fourth
inning. the score being 4 10 0 in Gin
cinnau's favor. who wins? II the score
is TO in Cincinnati's favor? There
Is no agreement made IN regard 20
the number of innings played
Very truly yours.
A FAN.
AS no legal game was played, the
bet Is of
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

the Tigers is going blind in the right
eye. The optic is slightly affected by
Inflammation, which a few days rest
is expected TO cure. Cobb has been
advised to lay off" for week or so.
A recent examination by specialists,
however, developed the startling fact
that Cobb's right eye is practically
useless to the great outfielder. The
right eye is usually nearsighted
Jennings would welcome eight or ten
more players afflicted with the same
malady.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

critics are of the opinion that not only
will he capture the batting honors OF
the American League and also the
premier sphere walloping honors of
the country, but he will have the hon
or of riding around in the buzz wagon
offered to the man that leads the coun-
try in stick work. Lajoies average is
1867 and Cobbs .365. Cobbs friends
excuse for the latter's falling off in
his batting is that he is having trou-
BILE with his right eye. According to
Ty Cobb's physician. there is no dan
ger that the sensational outfielder Of
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
WaIfher Hits Ball at .47O Clip

William walther the Parkside Alwmngton
champions batting with the phenomone
He basman of
Prkside rank this in the premier
bates
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
BALTIMORE AND ONO R. R.
specIaI One DOIIar ExcursIOn % BaI.

tim0re, Sunday, September Is.
Special train viii leave Wilmington,
Delaware Avenue Station. at $40 a
NJ: Newark. at e.30 a. m. Returning
leave Baltimore. Camden Station, at
$50 D. m; Mt. Royal. at 6.85 p m.
Visit the river resorts and parks Of
Baltimores
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
STANDING Of THE CLUBS
National League.
Yesterdays Scores.

Yesterdays Scores.
Philadelphia, s; Chicago, 0 first
game).
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 2 (second
game).
New York. 3 Pittsburg. .
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 3.
Boston-St. Louis game postponed;
rain
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

The United States fishing industry
employed 22s,ll9 persons al last re-
port.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
FRANKLIN TEAM
READY FOR PLAY

The Franklin football team, COM
posed mostly Of members of the
Brownson Library Association, has
been organized and promises to repeat
the record made last year.
Samuel Alexander is manager and is
anxious to hear from all 40 pound
teams in the state. Mr.. Alexander
would also like to hear from teams
Of Chester of about that weight.
The first practice will take place
Monday evening. September 19. All
candidates are urged to be present.
The lineup will be:
Leo Welch. fb.; Dawson, T. I. b.;
A. Welch, l. h. b.; Kane, q. b.; Hance,
|. e.; Roget, T. e.; Cochran, !. g.; Lacy,
!. t.; Cannon, c.; Duffy, r. g.; Blakley,
r
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
Schedule for Today.

Athletics at Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
Standing OF the Clubs.

Schedule for To-day.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
81. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

Time, 2.22 IA. 2.22 1-2. 2.21 Ia.
Race for all ages, running, purse
$3.50. rs mile-Charles Jackson's blk.
x. Kildeerlzin. 1O9 F'ox), to 1 and 1
10 2, won; George Bulls br. m. Emil
nola. III (Welburne), to 1 and even,
second; G. L. PARROTS b. m. Lurid.
III (McCabe). I to and out, third.
Time. 100. Apprentice Girl, My Kit
tie and Prince Thetis also ran
Race for 3-year-olds and upward,
running. purse $3.50. rs mile-P. S.
? Randolph's br. C. Cherokee Rose,
1O7 (MeCabel. 8 10 10 and out. won;
r. English's ch. C. High Flown, t02
tHetherington), to and to 2,
second; r. NJ. Taylor's ch. 8. George
G.. Hall, III.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
SCHEDULE FOR
COLLEGE TEAMS
Coaches Begin Drilling Men in
Changes to the Years
New Rules

Football practice has been started
by all or the large university and
college teams as we'll as the numerous
prep" and high schools and acade-
mics. The prospective players are
striving to master the changes in the
rules and the coaches are hard at
work drilling the green material in
the finer points of the game. Before
the opening of the schedules the lat
ter part of this month it is expected
that all of the teams will be In first
class condition.
Several surprises were contained in
the schedules announced by some
teams. Pennsylvania. contrary TO pre-
diction. has not barred the Carlisle
Indians and will play Warmers team
as usual. Holy Cross has been given
place on the lists of Yale and
Princeton, while Brown has arranged
to meet both the Army and Navy.
Last year the game was called off
owing to injuries to the Navy's play
ers. In the West, Michigan has re-
fused 10 join with other universities
ana will come East this fall to battle
with Syracuse, Penn and Carlisle.
Fordham has been scheduled to meet
Princeton. The schedules follow:
Yale.
Sept. Wesleyan at New Haven.
Oct. Syracuse at New Haven.
Oct. 5.-Tufts at New Haven.
A. Oct. 15-Holy Cross at New Haven.
Oct Vanderbilt at New Haven.
Oct. '29-Colgate at New Haven.
Nov. 5-Brown at New Haven.
Nov. 12-Princeton at Princeton.
Nov. 19-Harvard at New Haven.
Harvard.
Oct bates at Cambridge.
Oct. 5-Bowdoin at Cambridge.
Oct S-Williams at Cambridge
Oct 15-Amherst at Cambridge.
Oct 22-Brown at Cambridge.
Oct 29-West Point at West Point
Nov 5-Cornell at Cambridge.
Nov 12-Dartmoutb at Cambridge.
Nov. 19-Yale at New Haven
Princeton.
Oct. stevens at Princeton.
Oct. 4-Villa Nova at Princeton.
Oct. S-New York University al
Princeton.
Oct. 15-Lafayette at Princeton.
Oct 22-Holy Cross at Princeton.
Oct. Dartmouth at New York.
Nov. 5-Fordham at Princeton.
Nov. 12-Yale at Princeton.
Pennsylvania.
Sept. 24-Ursinus at Philadelphia.
Sept 2s-F. and NJ. at Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
Names Of ParkSide
Players, Champions Of
AlI-WiImingtOn League

GA~sv SMITH
AIRY NAlmsAcHrs
WILLIAM sA$SSFIssS:SSSsS;o s:S;o,1 ,I''0''
ItrOS sRIrrrNcHAm
9ARkslDr
IRWIN pEvENNEY
FRED. LEWIS
,ossssT ssssf 5 0,SsTOsvRNs
lo~zo ssuu oHA~
su:ss+, SSH sSssIIITss
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
American League.
Yesterdays Scores.

Cleveland. s; Detroit ..
Chicago, 10; st. Louis. 2.
Standing of the Clubs.
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

$3.50 to Baltimore and Return
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Tickets on sale September 10, II and
10. good returning September 21. Sc
cure details from ticket agent.'
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
LOCAL HORSES
GO AT PROSPECT
The Kid and Sir Thomas Lip
ton Get Money After
Hard Racing

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. 15.-W. l..
Bull. the Melfa. Va. horseman, fur
nished both winners Of the harness
races az Prospect Park yesterday.
Bull finished in the front in straight
heats in each event. annexing the 2.22
pace. with King OF the Manor, and
the 2.2S trot, with Bug Boy
Evening journal., 1910-09-15

Freshly cut bark of the cork tree,
II heated, gives off gas that can be
used as an illuminant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02
Una aIarDa en- VeDeciIa i


I'll P'en'e "e i'i"''o' % ~ ''','' -.'0
uno oe los lnoi'l'iieii'os mas va i'o''
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OonS'i''i''o "i .''i.'i 'ei ''7l9 =
el unlco que eA'S''' poi" q i'17'
,11timo on, Ia administration an4 ..ip-
"a b;zo aonst,nir los dos horri5les ,,,an
tos mot5Iioos ouo estrond9n II a,.s .sa-
ia uno do oIIos corca de u e4tari6a Y
81 otro naor sit,,ado aim ca el sitio
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...,a,+, >,..,.. d.. ce,a constructive
n.e a-+-...<t. .4 e.sca ..1ag en- nm
oe4i1o nn,, difnronto a de- los odifcios
...inos Al nucnto do R;atto moda
a,1,, ns,.. ..,ngoIa,. ! 10, a,oantss ia
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Ia nre,a sau3oniosa do 81 ,inico
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(os. nI1ntos do mas at,.act;ro u. mss fra.
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'i05f'h U0H"V NFHVtI" Las itcJdS ue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02
Neoyorquina
gPara el BOLETIN MERCANTIL)

Nueva York II Febrer0 de l9to.
Ell comandante Peary, ell exploration
nme ha descubierto ell Polo Norte,. no Sc
IA nombrado -almirante 81 Sc man
+iene Ia decision del subcomite de aSun-
tos de la marina. Este ha emltldo un
xoto unanime contra la proposiclon Ha-
lie yotada por el Senad0, Y la PROPOSE
zion Allen. en- las que Sc pedla ell as
eenso a contra-almirante del tcnlente
Peary. Sc cree que el cQmite sostendra
este veto que sera naturalroente eomba-
tido DOR los amigos de Peary-
No hay NADIA en- la 'carrera del senior
pearv. baio el punto de vista de ohciai
de marina. que lie haga merecedor de re
,p;bir del congreso IN sueldo de 5000
dollars durante toda su vida Resulta
,abs1lrdo de proponer para un civil
gpuesto que NJ. Peary es un clvh) ell
prado mas alto de la marina americana.
nj sioriera es ingeniero de constrnccl0-
mes navales. sino que es ingcniero ciVil
agregado q la marina.
81 los amigos de Nj. Peary desean que
spl gobierno reconozca sus servieios, serla
conveniente pedir al congreso que Sc le
.eonceda una medalla de oro- 81 este
.oc,lrriese. Mr.. Peary, recibiria un sueido
superior al DEF contra-almirante Evans
Y de otrOs almiranteS.
Cierto, NJ Peary ha sufrldo muehaS
privaciones para llegar al Polo, pero
scuantos ha habido que han hecho 10
nisInO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

cantador del Iago, cuyas frescas aguas
besan, y el perfumado techo de las CO.
lumnatas. Cubren los troncos de los
arbOles y envuelven los arbustos, mez-
clandose con las flores de GStos. Dan
algeria Y color la sombria alameda
de expresses Y bordean los silenciosos
senderos en FL bosquecillo de anejos
robles; sus perfumes suben al frma-
mento de azur, que radiante Sc extien-
de pOr encima de esta maravilla Po-
co Il POGO solamente Sc comprende to-
da la hermosura de este lugar, tanto
pOr 10 que sus murOs encierran como
por la vista Incompatible sobre Flo
rencia, de que desde sus anchos bal
cones Sc goza, Y por ultimO, pOr las
poeticas leyendas y recuerdos, de los
cuales parece saturado el ambiente bal
samico de este Incompatible retro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02
Notas de Espana


La subida de Canalejas al poder ha
sorprendido esagradablemente a los
reaccionarios que pensaban que ell rey
reemplazar1a el gabinete Moret por un
gabinete mas moderado
La impression general es que ell rey ha
querido dar una prueba evidente de Su
apego al papel de soberano constitucio-
nal
Sc cree que los primeros actos del
nuevo ministerio seran Ia reforma del
concordato de 1851 y la reduction del
ntunero de congregaciones religiosas.
''EI Pals 6rgano republican,, saIu-
da con satisfaction la llegada al poder
del hombre de ideas modernas, pero
piensa que CanalejaS tendrd que aban-
donarIo para dejar el campo hbre a
Maura, jefe del partido conservador.
Canalejas ha declarado 'Pretiero ha-
Ger que habIar''. Por .el momento, estoy
ldcspachando con el rey variaS cuestlo-
nes importantes, entire elias. la relatiVa
a las ncgociaciones que Sc hacen para
reformar el Concordato. Terminadas
estas conferencias, sometert inmediata-
mente las Cortes proposiciones bien
ciaras
LA Correspondence de Espala -,
dice que Ell rty, al lamar al poder un
dcm6crata, ha mostrado no temer cl pro
grama radical.
Segtn la opinion del A b. c., Ca
nalejas era ell tnico hombre poIitico Il.
posee el partido liberal.
FL senor Canalejas ha decIarado que
no soIamente seguira siendo 10 que hasta
, hoy, es decir, el mas radical de los mo-
Inarquicos, pero que el rey esta de acuer
do con su opinion.
El ministro cOntinuara las neg0ciacio-
| ncs empezadas por SuS antecesores con
| cl Vaticano, pero 81 no dan ninglin re-
sultado, entonces continuara su plan sin
ocuparsc para NADIA de los deseos de
Roma.
FL prOblema que siguc 4 este en- i'm
pOrtancia, es el de la enselanza algo des-
cuidada. Despues planteara las refor-
mas Sociales y ell servicio militar obliga-
torio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02
Ieatro Municipal
HOY MIERCOLES Ola DOS

Primera: Alma de Dios en- la que
cantara la canci6n del htlngaro cl aplau-
dido tenor senior Wharf.
Segunda " Lohcgrin obra slmamen-
te cdmica, va conocida de nucStro publ
60 y uno de los grandes 6xitos del senior
Guell.
Tercera: LA Algeria del Battalion
que tanto gIlSt0 anochc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

tempo en- los principaIes palses de Eu-
ropa) son numerosas. Verdad es que
los adversarios preSentan muchas Objec-
clones, algunas de las cuales hay que te-
ner en- cuenta.
En- I'M Estato tan extenso como Ohio
no hay mas que tres bancos de ahorro,
cinco en- Indiana dos en- Wisconsin,
En- 10 Estados de la Union no hay nj
IN solo establecmiento de ese genera
En- clio Sc f1lndan los simpatizadores
del proyecto-
Los adverSariOS son numerosoS, en- el
congreso, pero ell proyecto cuenta con
Ell apoyo de Taft del gobierno fede-
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

Ell Senado americana acaba de dlScu-
4ffr el proyecto relative a la creaclon de
una GAIA de ahorros postal.
Este proyecto figuraba Ell Ell progra-
ana de 1908 adoptado por Ell partido re
x,ublicano en- Chicago. Ell presidente
Taft. es partidario de este proyeetO y
10 ha recomendado espeeiaEmente al con
greso en- su ultimo menSaJe.
Las razones que miIitan en- favor del
qroyecto de creaci6n de una caJa de aho-
rros postal (organizada segun Ell slstema
ale las que existen desde haee mueho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

EI "Speaker" Cannon recibe todos
los dias infnidad de cartas, tratando de
asuntos diversos, pero, entire elias algu-
mas originates He aqul una que nrerece
publicarse Dice asi
Los j0venes no Sc dirigen tan anne
nudO como antes, las muchachas por-
que ei conner Y vestir ha subido conside-
rabIemente de precio. 5Y que existen-
cia pasamOs nOsotras las muchachas,
|quedandOnos solteras? Por que no pi-
fde usted al congresO que nos procure
maridos? Ell mayor servicio que usted
haria al pals, es ell de casar los j6venes
ST tOdo ell mundo estuviere casado no
|tendriamos necesidad de cOngreso nj de
presidentc. Este mundo seria entonces
un paraisO. NOsotras debiamos de te.
ner un maridol / No es verdad?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

Tn ediI de Brooklyn presentara en- Ia
-nr6xima asamblea del consejo de Ia Gnu
dad. una proposition fin de que sea
aeclarada fiesta legal ell dia de la lie
gada de Roosevelt Nueva York
La resoluci6n Sc funda en que los
,seryicios de Roosevelt como comiSaro de
policia, represeAtante y gobernador Y CO.
mo nresidente. son bastante lmportantes
para que su regreso al pals sea feSte-
.iado-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

El luez Bischoff ha condenado al te-
nor Dalmores pagar la suma de 2O,o0o
dollars al Director del Metropolitan
Opera, por no haber cumplido ell con-
trato.
Habiendo sido llamado como testlgo,
el Director Dippel, dijo que Dalmores
es uno de los meiores tenores franceSeS,
" como su repertoire es considerable, La
compania no podra reemplazarlo.
Por consiguiente, Dalmores tendra
uue pagar a La compania Conried la su-
ma de 10000 dollars que esta le recla-
maba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-02

En- La comisi6n international de pes
ia. M. Starr Jordan, representaba los
Estados Unidos ha declarado que el
Canada obtendr1a ventajas considerables
81 Sc aprobaba Ell bill presentado- En-
este Sc propone conceder al Canada ell
anonopolio de La pesca de harenques en-
al lago Huron Por lado Sc fija un iimi-
tie a los apareios de pesca de los Estados
Unidos.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
Tor Busy Renders.

William Hard of Arlington is a Wis
itor in town.
J. w. Hurlburt was in Troy part
of the day recently.
William +. Hawks ST., is spending
the afternoon in Troy
Miss Edith Grout of Arlington is
visiting friends in town.
! Fred Corbett was in Wilmington n
part of the day on business.
Hugh Ellsworth who went recently
on visit to Troy returned Monday.
Miss Katherine Stewart has return.
ed from short visit in Hoosick Falls.
e. Il. Mcdonald has returned after
spending Sunday with his family in
Arlington.
Miss Mary Howard of SALISBURY
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ed
ward Bottum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Demming OF
North Adams were among the visitors
| III toMH OuHudg.
Daniel Hurlburt and Stephen Rob.
inson have returned from an outing
In the Adirondacks.
Arthur VanKleeck and Peter Kelly
are in Pittsfeld today attending the
Bennington-Pittsfield game.
yelling Thatcher and Alden Graves
left this morning to spend two
weeks vacation at Revere Beach.
Mrs. Melvin Robinson and son OF
New Bedford. Mass, former residents
Of this village are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. +. Ashton.
Daniel Hurlburt and Stephen Rob
inson returned last evening from
Stratford, N. Y. where they have
been for the past two weeks.