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NEW ORLEtNS ENTRIEN
Rsush Dram 20 the Athisers whs Mn TTJ
fsF National Champloashlps.

\ rough draft % the satriss for the ma
tonal 4 championships 10 - held
~ New Orleans B~Nt W~~k was ssnt ont
YESTERDAY and n shows thar formidable
contingent will 90 frum tho nsighborhood
81 New York ~ the clubs To be- repre-
-sntrd from tho metropolitan district
the Irish American \ +, - N NE lead with
twenty i've. the NV NorA \ Z. coming
IN second with fourteen \ glance a.
the makeup of both teams would convey
m" 'det thai tho New Works vii not repeat
their metropolitan victory against the
Irsu with th. number Of men they are tax
ng Perhaps Capt lIaipin - of the opinion
that teams from Other places will Cut into
he Irish and IA 'hi- he may be right. for "
= ~lrr thing that the Irish Will not land
10. 'hre" ula,vs IA ~. I-I aud - a. New
Orleans i"ay,uv out what the chicago
\ \ may sud ana hose men are not on
ihr liSi there - MHeauev from Fri~'n. -1id
10 b~ better than rNen~ Tor the century
Marin from seattle. ais, sttd Ia he beating
rNrn-. aud keloii MO won the central
'l'le IA ~ ~s''und~
h. CIV mpiv club = down With even
men among them Ralph Kos. Hud -land
Scott Hos = CERTAINTY IA IN" ~hOi
aud gupd Tor other POINTS IN the discus anu
lavrlin scot - AID to to good Tor ~
feet IA the Ipl,. Vault. ~ there j. wheT" the
New luTkS VIII .p-r something, although
they are taking two men Evidently The
trouble between the IRISH club and Shep-
DAYS ago except the club apoIogi1ed To
hun he would not compete Tor them any
more
Following il III" list announced
NrN Nork Athletic club h ]. Edwards, Harry
GissiuE N 4 pauu fred Beilsrs 2 Fitzgerad,
Hartrann q Dukes ~ nabcock. ~ Grum
pit " Thnmas>en. platt Adams Robert fdGren
con Walsh Mat MCGyath
Irish American Nihleuc cub " Monu
mrnt. 2 y Riley v EgAn. = Archer y
Mcl"nah. NJ sheridan John flaHAssA
u = AhtATn " \ Mcleod. " e Robbins
. Fller. j j paly. r : collins. q Bonhag
\ n ki,NI " Ryan N " sheppard
R"s-ubcfgrr. heating. Mcclure. "
tioyghen. Robert 3 Ne. SchHaf 2 stevens
% Elliott u BTpId
uEmtdc rub san Trancisco- ralph Ros~.
ir!and ~,uit ~ Garvin MsCauiry. Ter
harit D DuuahI,. "a Cheek
Los angeles " rhroop. Richardson Rtnos
in' Mas gymnasium \. q J. Hed!Ind
Philadelphia " Hayes l. I. Gallagher. u J.
lrNc,h-tg baltimore ~ & Aphnsione knights
- ~ anthony Z " finegan ~ Mar = 7.
\ e. ,sarir> puh~rW Illinois & chicago.
o. Taylof n Wallace. = Saucr. Armo4T J
So. e. Burgess, - Jordan boston 4, " y
sherman irish American \ Z chicago. '
Bslnit ~eet tile Athletic cub. " Martin. W Fl.
kramFr. unattached
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Nruns Prr.laeni ~ Panama anasunee'
Ill- Peliry aud cabinet.

"nrrf.. e. THr Nfrnr'rH p lhA w
PANAMA. oct s Patio Ar~Srm"na was
lnarri-a.~d this afternoon first Nic"-
President of Panama. Nv vgrtu" ~ witch
OHIO, he lecom"s Acting President. Tn"
oath WIS admin stored m th" National
Assembly, Tn" ceremony was largely
attended hv officials members of IN"
diplomatic corps and N" public.
Dr Arus.mrua outlined part vt ms
political Programme"
subsequently, Their" Was reception
At th" Government palac" The police.
'ogrth.r with a guard from IN" Canal
zone. did the honorS 10 tho occasion.
N" political crisis i now entirely
ended The r"uplr ~ecm IN b. greatly
pl"ts..i They hav" great contd"nc"
THAI tH., u,'w administration will h'' sue
,,---f,i' ~ Aros"m"nh has appointed
M cabinet u.s. follows
Secretary Of Foreign AHalr-. f"i"ric'
Bnvd. who - SECOND Vice President
Secretary Of the Interior. Ramon Ace
v,sio
secretary ~ Finance. Aur"io Guardla
Secretary nf Public WORKS N"nnr
Nrp~em"na. now Panama Minister az
Washington.
secretary Of Public Instruction, l.
pn,lnp
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HiRI Urn FtLL ROWING.
Three Flights out for FIRST Practice on
the GhR rles.

I,NrHipDF. oct Fail rowing for
the Harvard varsity crew squad began
on he charles this afternoon. with wraN
dning he coaching from a launch Three
Fights we're ont each taking n paddle Of a
mile and half The work viii continue
Tor month or more and wind Up with a
race on he river he crews to-day we're
~ fu.luN~
VARSITY Never ~ how Ralch n. Hooper.
n ; lluroln o. Mctcalt. ~. Strong. ~ a
4 coulter. captain. - = Newton. u stroke
hhr.r> l1 CoNsNAiu
SECOND la-,it, NlgginN. -. how sullivan.
g.. Warren rs \ Hoar y, I Peabody. -
~'raftnn 49, Srl>on - RICHARDSON. ~
,tros, Noorn~~s O.: CoN>van
THIRD Varsity g cutler u BOW ShiHiio, "
MORGAN ~ pArser =. iesns - 5 NrS
ton o. . Ardcr Ion -, :. Davis. ~ NtfoNe
Ahrlr,. ~ CoN>Waiu
Ui 90" first Nar-i'v \rW'on rONed No .
agafu-' Vat" la-f June. cutler has 'VI'e
been In rr.Ws that t-.sf ' ale strong ana
Mccall U.rs ia las Iuu".- Nirtorious
sIgt' iIuDp'n roWei No , On hi~ fresh
man ,r"E tuDdll" N no Wa IN 'hs Wa
'oI.pu> freshman crew la~i lun" - ill ~
present b.lf eNI.s', 'et ha,E "a few day.
Wien he returns bs VII 20 - -'roke and
N,Nfou yilI row No " viii 10 aeon
Their" f- -Nceiieu' material Tor next season :
race vr'h he Blue IN m" Thames
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COMPLAINS or BRO>N CORONER.
whitman says lie Had TO wait Many Hours
for Doctor.

William Whitman. driver living A.
80 last I5Ith street. expressed himself
very strongly concerning the Bronx
Coron"r- ONO" Yesterday He reported
M" d"atn It his thrr" months Old napy
rpF william AZ ~ - \ VI wording to
49,. r,'nDris and 4 Wiz - Y VI bcfor"
th" Coroner physician cam" to IN"
sogs.
Whitman zoe, 10 work ~ \ VI N"s-
'"rdly Ui- wIf'. hat Just fed the baby fro.I
'u.' hottie 80 'uut hp"r ~ VI witt
man returned lls VII" s.ltd there WIS
something wrong With ~" hahv wiz
man fuyui ~" pa'y apparently dead
~" -p"ut ~" morning waiting Tor a physI-
c,uu who Iliuf APPEAR. ard Just lefor"
noon be- called 'I"' uTOU"r.- Of'ic~ on IN"
'nl-rnuu" and A-Sei them - -ani a
d1''or
" O'Clock no physician from The
Curuu.r- Office had HpT"l rcd 80 he "a lied
them gvlIn The -sii one would call
- soon - Ju--,hl" Tn. sane NJ . q. clock
~ nla.., h' called Police IJrad,j'la = orr
winch asked 'h" NOTTsluiH station house
90 Ir""-trgat" \ policeman came 20 tho
lru-" ard fiW-aif ca'"d 'hc torpncrs
ufflsa
Muen pr Relg~lman. Coroner Schwan.
ns~k"- physician. nppea rcd a. the house
he diagnosed the case a. death by con-
vulslons due 20 stomach trouble.
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NarhIInK Notcs

lnrarlIn for - 80, Ont noNi ~ he name =, -
and dIrne0s,ors n4iIt b. HefEr>ho'' this ear for
Mar, Pa NJ Nfi'rs1. hs- been trsd and shoN ed
.sus" ~h~ ia - iO1ter for the RuIyArds Ne,
49, she Is built ~ mAnoCanv Hni has a suAll
'r.u. ,snln
mo s.oop Tlcanors oNned ~ LAvrrnrc Dsrr %
rccsIvi,N Is - bristol AMI VIII he lsid vp At
WNIErr.> cove
IN. .-hoon"r Co0s'e.I,'lpn pvnrd by Francis
~ nrsr IsOT' 81 c0Tri s~ion AMI will he laid Mp
~ Us. rf|.
sva.s, ltsF % ont s pags rcpo-' ihe-e trans
'S-s ia DOT steam NArhi indolent. soid ~ John
Ha,tr. N'w bedford 10 Wallace Campbell Of
HORTON - FOOT NiiarN srhooneT ltabboon sold
b. ~ FdvArd REV Mods 20 Edward Hriss Of Scw
Nufb. - 'oo' rr"i>lTE ppwcT boat Tern. ~old b.
Charles ', 'sr 81 boston 10 v. snd " Somerr OF
i'Ianfl, 'f'
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tTTiCkTD SNtLI am.
Nan Got Entrance to vat u, POSING a.
Board ~ H~aIIh Employee.

man got en'ranc" 10 an apartment
AZ 500 West ~ sixteenth street yesterday ~
which ten year-u.d Mir- Devansy was
with her smaller Sister nv telling Mary
he was from the Board = Health H..
ask 81 " any 81 her family wrr" - home
When he learned no OF" ok "pf Mary
little sister was m IA" Eirl stys n" as
saulted her
Mrs Mary Cullen. VIII lives on ~"
floor below heard The CIR scream ana ran
upstairs She me- he rniI, James Mo
Carfhav. Leaving IA" fiat ~" rlu past
her and ont INTO m" street with Mrs.
cullen m pursuit " Eleventh ay"uu"
and SiHteeuth street h" was caught and
arrested bv PnlIcs man Detail Mot ar
they says h" - q itCN"' gent fpr thu
- l. and " 100 ~. Hohpk"n station
The girls mpth'r mad" q complain
agains' Mccartney m "a" Old West 2 wen
10th s'-'p.' Uuho'. station
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>rw yorN,A 49, rurL,nrrrHr, D., H.. :

NIw YurE - L.. =. THiLNuTtFHIN a. ~.
rHILNpELFHI,. OC' The New York
~ zhlander~ won the opening game Of the
final series with m" champions TODAY
The New Works hammered Jack COomh-
the hurting sensation 90 the Mack camp.
oil over Shihe Para m m" last -four innings
he e-saved 10 pitch Inc chief puuish-f~
81 Cuomh~ were IaCk Knight, Walter klair
and Hughes
There wer. several features about the
game that made o. especially inisr"-tins
tatlon - Connie Mace OF an automobile
hV the Iliyers The other was the presence
h-h,nd The bat Of hari Macs. on" ~ on
MES sons
Hughes started the pitching for thr New
Workers and lasted trifir over seven in
uings When Lord doubled va Tho eight
ha-e fearing that the MaDkies mlEh' 'a'Ch
AZ 70 them Nanked hughes from ~" HOY
and sent Young Fisher 10 the hrtng In@
"" did well enough. hui could not eeeu
Lord from counting on an uui and "a SAT INC"
the ninth when Plans retired At The emf
81 m" arm IN" scor" va 20 .. - he de
feat goes agains' toomh-
In th.. seventh Murpnv mad" gt,a'
catch of Austin tout and hon Blair -iug'eu
20 centre, scoring ON a triple ny Hughes,
hu was lett ON third hN IN" outside deals
of Daniels and Hemphin n" -torIn hrose
iu The eighth ~ tha-s hitting Tho fence
IN le'' centre Tor thr-~ -a,k. Kn'ght
WAlAed snd tapnrfe fIrue,l. hu' rec
smashed the righ' held fence for = douhie.
which -sr' ,hs~.' over ~" nan rnd hnighi
- third. Au-'Iu'~ hu To centre hrolgh'
m both runners and b" pliied y hcu Bl1Ir
hanged 10 n,li for tire" IA 49, lie tried -
street p o. into home run. b"' was u't'i'st
had hot Bh,lr heru - any t"u- Tor HuEh"-
came newt with 4 dnuhle HAT smash
Went - waste. fot after Daniels had l. 'eu
pas-@d hemphdl flew 1" N'lnn--
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GT,>T-HIG HL iNDER CAVES.
M Connict Win FIRST Two worlds Cham-
uAonshlp Contests.

Vii. nothing oT'cIt Wa announced
ron ,sruing ~" coming -.rt-- between the
Giaur- aud tr. High lander yesterday
20 Wa -'a'~i on gooi authority that the
National u'uwt-~ ION wIll no. permit game
fo ~. ,.avai uy tho New ORR teams on
october J., ant - NM" ~" ttIh- and Nh-
-',r- are ru.r "a Philadelphia hui that
ria local -.ri.- VIII he r"-'rme-i on pytobrr
DO 30 amt o.
H,.u Sew ura limbs have rs,.sive,i
-n many - .resf- for 81 seat, Tor
f0n." game nat ~ NAV bs dee b~d tu
ra-"rs. --,'fuu- m NO grand stand 80 10
solid as -.at hut efforts Vii be made
i,s -,.sp '..,-.. tickets UuI II the hands ~
-p". Hlafpr- IEs clubs have rsveiN e,i ap-
uII,afIsus for boxes from all over the state
and a. Tar -u.i'' a. : ITg.na IN a lew daN :
ammo ru,"U"u'- y 90 Pm" made where tt"ke'-
and IuNs- IAN 10 uNFa usyi
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Ii~~r and Tobacco >cr->ssrie.

Jpdgm"u' for s..o 'pr assault and
battery wn. entered aVaIu-' F"rNu No.s'l
and supplementary rrrn"rdIug- w"r..
Iu-' .'I'"i ~ wiInh au nr,i"r Wa Sigu"Il
f'-' rIIuIuE hIW from paving rli any
n,fI''v Iu'Il b" hal -''fi'd thu IuIEu,r'
The rudgW"u' creditor aetnt Supreme
,pur' lu-'ie" N"wburlnr ,,.-'rr,ilv 10
punish N.H'-s'l fri .rr....r n.raI-. De-
nal pail u,rt $50
E.fIru Donovan tffHrn"y fur
y eel r..i fl.. tDIr- fI.tr 40 40
r1on"' w"rr '..l f.ru,-r attorney and that
So was for u""r and tobacco which be-
-ari w"r" n"o'--arls- far % wnrkngmau
IL our agreed With Donovan and
l'l.'d the motion.
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>0w THE NAMES Many.
% would supply Proper foed and Car" To
Infants Needing Help.

Commi S=loner- William Rhinelander
Stewart and stephen Smith of the state
Board Of Charities held public hearings
yaastarday on three applications for the
approval Of certificates Of incorporation
one. application was for the Babies
DAIRY. whose oh IeCt - 10 furnish proper
food AMI medical attention to destitute
children and children suffering with
uufr.riye disorders. Intestinal troubles
tuher,ulosi- and skin dlseases and TO
aduc,t. mothers as to the care and food
IT infants
Tn. attorneys were Informed that their
Application called for a charter that was
too broad m that " would enable them
- buy land and erect buildings IN any
mart ui tho Ci'y or state. They we're
advised 'o rayI-.. the charter and to make
Il more specific Among the proposed
a ractor- OF the Babies Dairy ar" Adrian
VI Iolins Mary T. Jolln", Matilda Free
man. Reu-l Benson and Anne VI.
Carroll
VI Lawrence MalmroS II Nonkers
apI-Ar,,d before IN. ComSnittee IN behalf
al thu. swedish HON. Tor Aged People
A. pClaiIun. which aims 10 establish IN
Manhattan a non --"ctarian nom" Tor
aged t.r-anz who understand the Swed-
/ Ill language Tie was ADVISED that
! IN. board would regard with greater
favor an application FOR al organization
/ that would no affiliated with similar
uprna IN BROOKLYN.
Richard l. Morris and charles Duncan
| Miller put "a a plea Tor n" INCORPORATION
~ clear Pool Camp. an organization
| supported hy voluntary "pntrIbrii ions.
which aims - maintain summer r''cr"-
trt,u camp for bows On al eighty acre
] tract ~ mountain. lake and woodland
near Carmel y y The prnpo-"d di-
rec'pr- e 'hIs corporation are Thomas
! : MClane. Richard l.. Morris, BlaIn"
| living. George u Hedges. Ashh"l u
! Barney. Hamilton Fish Ran lamin. Rich
ard T. Forest John \ Gardener Seton
! Henry. carol " Iadd Rsr-nt l."f"r'-.
! Charles Duncan Miller. lawra-on Riggs.
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iTION iGIE.
rain Pre-, -nts PitIsburE.si. Louis GAME
HrookIyns ~. I.Ianis To-day.

Ram lr", cute! tho only game scheduled
In %" Na'lrral league Yesterday, the
TI''-rurg-~' Louis contest IN Tho latter
city n" Brpoklvns after -" days ~
lienes- v'll begin ih"ir last series with
the Giants ~ The Polo Grounds this after
noon and will plar 'hsr~ arain Tomorrow
Du ~a'urday NCtTs"'s men y ~ play their
ina, gam" nth nahlen- team az wash
.ug'on Park
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NeW Nork
Philadelphia

Runs NrW N0Ta NfmUfII- 'hasr- hnlghf
cree Nustin Hiatr phusieIphla Lord. NJ
lnnrs MURPHY. ttTsl hase on errors NcN
York Left on bases NTV NOrk. pills
delphia ilrst hAse on halls or FISHER. o.
tootnb> !. Struck oui. Hy Hughes b. COou.h-
Home rim Murphy 1hree bA~ hit Nc
Two hasr hits Knight '-er. huEhss. Lord
~arrincr hits Daniels Rake Ncl Hns- harrN
stolen bA.r- Hrmphg. might. -pus noUN.r
piAy Daniels ana iAlor'r H' o. pitcher h1
HUGHES ,iraHh mglrr ~ che 'ouuoul
minutes
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,Hi,,Du. oct Johnny Eyrr- no cub
second ua-"mau. hid his les 80 hr Dr
DAVIS a. N" Ns-f side Hospital to-day
Attsr m" operation the leg vas pu' In 4
an elevated position for forty-etghf hours
The h''lr -srg ud Us nan took gas for he
operation Tho doctor assured fvera that
hls lsg would 30" Euud - ever after ~
healed
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HILLMEN DEFEAT ATHLETICS
CHISE'S MEN SNOW CHtH-
PIONS nov TO mr..
NI.a rtGhtsn Their HslsI on second Place.
a. the Detrsits and GIe, Glands Break
E,ea In \ Double Hrad~r Bostsn ned
SsN aud " a-hIng aus Hattie 60 Draw

The Irrhlant"r- hi' the ban with ~
crllan' results N.-t"rl1v IA Puhad"lphin
ani compelled ~" Champion Nthl"tic-
- -u~rr defeat thu-'' mon 'h"reh'
increased their hold an -"c"nd place TO
ztN POINTS H- the lI,'t rn''- won and Lost IN
"a douhl. lralrr Ntfh the lcNclnnas,
'hs larf.r.- 'fg'urN coming 20 tU" frnth
inning n, hon fly runs N"r. ryll"i up IarA
nr-s stopped th" hattie r"'v"-n %" Wash
ington- and IN" no-ruu Red SOY a. ~" rni
81 'h, uiu'h inning with the scur" q 'ip
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Gsmc. schr.Iu.rd for re-da, I.

NsrtoSai iFNorg
IsookIFn fn NeW NoT- THUAds lph!A IN Ilo-ton.
swFHf0sS IFASrE
Nev Norl In PhnrupIpfia il1s'pn IN Washing
ton Detroit in Chicago tiSE Gland m ~ l0rIs
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N|HF |-'-"THT| T--I'T 'IIlTIN ~ -
Hnnnrnr,t bIrr.rsnN~ smith "a. detroit
III. I.ary tobb lr,u NHsr Ulls lAiuie. ~ m
ia. y l.Ar, ,.bb >arrir,- ST. iaIu.~
,a.r, stolen hs>"' '"nh NouHrN lW. has"
.v hail. go Ni'gr,. - NIIUn . ffl' %
pIf-nrr y, Mitchell ,Hhh ZONES Wrist
..r.t . rtsfrti' . ~T..~- H.t tN Mitchell . b.
V.Hu Double u.Hs> 10 tote ana Huhr host
Turner - oi~ and Hutnh"rsi smith Au1 ~ '0''
pass-i bali ,t.rl srn.-r IN CHIEF Tr.r.ur
Held 4mri-r ~hou.nr Nrc hour anI .
T 60
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uETHoIr oct The Tiger and Nsps zach
t,oA = game IN thi- afternoon double bill 'lcNr
ard aiming the nrsi bN = score - Q" 10 fru
inning. NuIuu vAs hammered hard ana 10 fN"
tenth inning The NaV> got ?" hiU for 'Nt hts
vhiph ain Two errors Melted lNe run
Thv .scuud game 49, called a. ~" end ~ ~"
I'm Inning With Inc srprr 90 n iht Tiger
favor ,pbb ana la'oir bTpN~ rN~n on the dat
uiiuIg upnurs ~A,r getting 'Ir"~ hI's In IL time
4p Inc sTure~
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Totals = - Tu'A. g, ?. :.
Gsrrs r4uri uU a.ruu0' - ds-Sne>-
Cleveland
DETROIT "
r..n, { a. Gland and WarH.1g U,uH,f
u IuLrs ,uhr ,raafnrt. IrrHrf1 -ar-Ic'
Flrs klrs, Bush Ntul'U -. .aiTh'. t'hb o.
Hi' ,, rirteT a. RlandiHg v srt'| lIr,i
bass on errors '','rIAnd. ~ ol na,rs
Detroit tlcl eiaHg. ~'fu~h cont I' N'm
fref. tr -4srciug fas.eI! hall land
rrp.re o. .rl'f Pruu' FOOD ~p.s ~nrrl.
dan Tine e. minnie.
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oiss's ss Bros o.i 'i lan, scS.SAss. ."
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'hAttef Tor ksislirE N we
Boston % ~ .
Warrington ~ q

Ituns boston Hooper EnEie. >psAN'r i'Vis.
Ffadl~y Washington Milan, SCharfcr. ~omer
InU RAIston. Mcbridr firsi hass on error
WAshiuEton. iirst hase % bals ~"
Grpornr 2 OF Hunt. :. N Heisnng StvI'.
OF fty t,rpoune. rs Hunt b, Fsisiing
Uyfur run speaker Three base ~ bradley
IVu base lhits WAgn'r hoopcr, hrHtl">
sacrifice hits Cunningham Wsisling. BFHul~,
Sstrlrrr ny SrhasfsT stolen base Lewis
DuuhI~ pIays Cunningham. Nchf.i" ana ,ur sr
Ipt' Wagner tardnsr and Stahl i~wis nnd
tardnrr via pitches STnorrs. q keisiing
Passed h-ii Ain>rnith frpire In chief "lTWEh
in fisd umpire Irns~t Tine : hour an g
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NssHINGIoN oct Hunt eNpIusied % ire
ninth inning To- Ga' ThA' Vttn Yngie Sld throw
10 the plate cove Washington Your r. - and tieI
The EArrr NFlrn Wa - led H,ruT.u' - DARK
mes t,rsor-r Vas kn0rart put ~ the bpN IN ne
fo.rth inning The SCORE
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Atlantic CHy.
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Procession Civica en- Bilbao.

Noticias de Bilbao dan cuenta de
que durante la madrugada y en- Ia
verbena las musicas recorrieron las
GALES tocando himnos patrioticos.
A las diez Sc verified la procession
civica presenciada por TN immense
gentio que vestia de los elegantes
trajes que vende Juan Pieras Allen
80 de la Palmesana y en- calzado Sc
ha recibido ultimas novedades.
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DE G0cj@dQh.
~HE 7 T2Sv
una de las concurrentes.

| una de las concurrentes.
-"Que lastima que todas no SOS
tengan SUI enstusiasmo para desem-
peiiar los papeles que Sc les asignen
| y hacer una fiesta tan esplendida co
mo la del "club de sehoras" de Pom
ce, en- la noche del beneficio para la
termination del mausoleo para cuer-
po de bomberos".
Podria formarse otra banda de
"Pierrot" y resultar1a divina-Esto
10 decimos nosotros.
Es de esperarse que no hay vaci
laciones y los elementos tod os del
"club lleven efecto con el mejor
empeno sus proyectadas fiestas, va
que ell simpatlco CLUB" puede hacer
10 perfectamente.
Boda del Vale Cesteros. Para ell
sabado pr6ximo Sc efectuara en- esta
ciudad la simpatica boda de los dis
tinguidos jovenes, el ingeniero Ra-
fael del Valle-Zeno y la bella cuanto
culta y virtuosa senorlta Raquel Ces
teros, tambien de conocida familia
d e Ia ciudad. La boda sera puramen
te en- familia. Nuestra anticipada
felicitaci6n por el venturoso suceso
Y que haya siempre las mas hermo-
sas flores en- el bello bogar.
Ausencia. A fines del corriente
mes trasladaran su residencia fuera
de la ciudad, a una quinta situada
entire Caguas y Rico-Piedras, Ia dis
tinguida familia del Vale -Zeno.
Sc ballard. Ell "a hay bale seg1n
Sc informa. y seguramente quedara
muy concurrido, debido el deseo q.
existe de rendir quito 4 Terpsicore.
Semper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-08
Commission Government.

The 6S municipalities in this country
that are now operating under the com
mission form of government had in
1900 total population of 1,2O2,S36.
The indications are that between two
and three times that number of people
will be so governed locally within the
next year The Illinois legislature has
authorized the esta blishment of the
commission plan in any city Of the
state of 100000 population or less
that is to say in every municipality ex-
cept Chicago. The probabilities are
that many cities expect to take advan-
tage of the opportunity. There are nu-
merous cities in a number of other
states that are only waiting for favor
able action by their state legislatures
to inaugurate the reform. The form
of government authorized by the I'LL
nois legislature is much the same as
that now operative in Des Moines and
other Iowa cities. There will be no
wards or districts, but a mayor and
! four commissioners at large are to be
elected by the people, and all the city's
affairs will be turned over to them
for four-year term, except matters
relating to schools and parks No ord
nance passed by the commissioners
will go into effect for 80 days, during
which period 10 per cent of the voters
can obtain referendum on the 'ordin-
ance by signing a petition to that eff
! feet
The great hindrance to the rapid ad.
vance of this movement is the influ-
ence of politicians who are opposed to
substituting business methods for the
present partisan control Of municipali-
ties. They have made their power felt
at state capitals in preventing the pas.
sage of bills authorizing the change.
Public sentiment, however. has over
come this political pull in number of
states.