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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-17
lsle SEMI para
caa|e en- Santu|ce,
Que hizo-- eguntaa --pa,
Ta que Sc le dedique una
eaAe a su menoria?
fPerque no So procede a afrmar
por 81 0este?
De nuestro corresponsal.

Entire las Gales Duffaut y Dos her
manos, existe un solar vacio, que
pudiera muy bien servir para una
Gale que comunicara las indicadas,
1porquk 81 ayuntamiento no 10 COM
pra y 10 convierte en- una Gale, tan
necesaria hoy que Sc ha inaugura-
do la plaza del mercado de dicho
importantisimo barrio?
La Gale Dos hermanos en- San
turce es tan estrecha que tiene un
trozo que apen as alcanza a tres me
tros, iporque el ayuntamiento no
sxpropia Il indispensable para en-
sanchar esa calle por 10 menos en- los
sitios mas angostos?
IHiso Ialgo simportante don
Tadeo de Rivera, como conce-
jal que fue del Ayuntamiento de San
Juan, para que le hayan puesto su
nombre una calle de Puerta de Tie
IRA?
mo habia ningdn otro compatrio-
ia merecedor de tai distinction?
-Afirmado en- gran parte 81 cami
no de LOLA desde el cruce con la
Gale del Parque hacia ell Este, ipor-
que el Ayuntamiento no 10 hace afr
mar tambien hacia Ell Oeste?
Ese camino empieza en- Ia entrada
del Condado y desde su principle
hasta la calle citada es toda arena.
Es de notar que casi toda Ia mar
gen derecha de ese trayecto tiene
casas y que los vecinos no pueden
comunicarse por falta del afirmado
Yea el Ayuntamiento y recuerde
que 4 ese camino van a terminar
casi todas las Gales trasversales de
Santurce y que ssu importancia es
indudable.
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No olvideis FL Popular.

En- los dltimos vapores acaba de
yecibir el Sr. Amkrico Salas el mas
amplio y elegante surtido de calza
do de todas formas. El mas exigente
gusto hala en- el Popular el calzado
que desee y para sehoras, sehonats
y nihas sc encuentran ALI. Calzado
para bale, para boda, de colores,
negros, blancos, de todas formas y
de todos precios. Esencias finas, es-
tuches para regalos, paraguas geno-
veses, aguas de tocador, para cabe-
ca y para "a barba, cremas para e.
zutis, TODD artfculo en- fin de d mas
esouIsita perfumeria Sc encuentra
en- los elegAntisimos aparadores del
establecimiento de moda de q ciu-
dad Sc renueva el surtido en- TO-
dos los vsPores. -,
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EntIadas y sa|idas
De Ponce,
En- la Corte de Distrito dio
principle el juicio cc:tra
Ramon Ortiz, por haber
hecho negoclo con un
cheke hallado en- la Gale.
Fue califcado ell delito d. hur-
TO mayor.

Abril l5.-Juan Santos (a) Cam
brain, y Vicente Reyes ingresaron
en- la carcel por orden del juez mu-
nicipal de esta ciudad, por ell delito
de acometimiento y aggression. Julia
Biach Diaz cumplio IS dias por de-
Ito contra Ia seguridad pdblica. La
individua 'Simona> Cruz Torres .
que Sc encontraba en- Ia carcel 8 dis
posicion de 10 corte de distrito, por
locura peligrosa ha sido sacada de
dicha carcel per su espese que Ia
traslado q su casa.
Con motive de encontrarse desde
aver en- CANA el fiscal de este distri-
to Lcdo. Palacios Rodriguez. SO en-
cuentra actuando como fiscal inte-
rino ell Lcdo. Domingo Sepulveda.
Esta manana did principle en- la
corte de distrito el juicio por jurado,
contra Jose Ramon Ortiz de Barros,
pcr el delito de hurto mayor, consis-
tente que el dfa dos de Enero este
acusado encontro un chek de GO do
liars perteneciente al marshall de la
corte municipal de Barros Sr. Fran
cisco Carreras. Este chek el acusa-
do entro en- negotiation con 81 en-
lugar de entregarselo a su dueao.
Despues de terminada Ia prueba
de cargo y descargo y de ser instrui-
do el jurado por el juez de Ia corte,
dio un veredicto do culpabilldad de
hurto mayor.
A petici6n del acusado Ia corte die
to sentencia en- ell acto, condenando-
10 & Ia pena minima de un ano de pre-
sidio con trabajos forzados. FL otro
acusado de complicidad en- este hur-
to Delffn Torres fue exclude de es-
to juicio por ell fiscal, para celebrate
juicio separado por este mismo dell
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ScVicio de ane-
mjacn A[ecibo.

Ell trabajo realizado por aquel es-
tablecimiento durante el mes de mar
20 estA representado por los siguien :
tes cifras;
Arecibo. .-admitidos, A: en- trata-
miento, 2S2: curados, 6: fallecidos O.
Morovis- Admitidos, 81: en- trata-
miento, 355: curados, Al: fallecidos
ninguno.
Congratulations, 46: en- trata-
miento, H9:curados, %: faNecidos
ninguno.
Gales Admitidos, 1OS: en- trata-
miento, 531: curados, 9: fallecidos ..
Manati- admitidos 70: en- trata-
miento, 953: curados, 100: fallecidos
ninguno.
QuebradiIas- admitidos, 16: en-
tratamiento, 10: curados 26: falle-
cidos ninguno.
Jayuya- admitidos, ninguno: en-
tratamiento, id: curados i'd: falleci-
dos id.
Total admitidos, 800: en- trata-
miento, 1880: curados, 2l3: falleci-
dos l.
Nota. Ell estado demostrativo
del dispensario de tuberculosis que
pu ublicamos aver corresponds al de-
partamento de Mayague7- (N. de
la r.
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que aquf me busquen,
en- la bella Borinquen
en- donde lucen
tantas estrellas
radiantes de hermosura.
de gracla llenas!
Yo saludo & Borinquen,
entusiasmado,
tu explendida bellezs,
tu suelo magico,
en- donde lucen
en- forma de mujeres
tantos querubes'
G.. Ndro.
Ponce, MARIO de 1910.
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EscT6tulas J todo gtnalo do Ma|Os
hunoIes de Ia SangIo.
81 eurael6n vordadeFa y segufa.

tucionales, proeeden de alguna for
ma de escrofula i otros humores
malignos de Ia sangre y nunca pue-
den curarse permanentemente hasta
que Sc haya limpiado Ia sangre por
complete, unico, lnodo de erradicar
Ia enfermedad del sistema, y esa
pretisamente es IA mission de las
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Pfldoras del DR.. LoVett

las cuales nunca fallan en- su virtud
completamente purihcadora, rege-
neradora y curativa.
En- TODD case, y mas cuando la
sangre esta corrompida, es de in
decide importancia que los intesti-
nos mapchen bien, para 10 que Sc
tomaran tambien, en- case de necesi-
dad, las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DEL DR.. HESS, denominadas
HESSLIMPIALAX, en- preferen-
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cia 4 cualquief otro laxante, porque
no tienen efecto retroactive, por-
que refrescan en- vez de irritar,
porque son un verdadero especi6co
para el estreiiimiento cronico.
Como las PILDORAS DEL DIR.
LOVETT son inirnitables y e6ca-
ces como elias sofas, no deberi u.s.
ted aceptar NADIA que alguien pre-
tenda venderle en- su lugar, por
convenieneia propia.
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.HALLAzGO DEL REVOLVER
El captain F ernandez Ma
ter y detectives encon-
traron ell revolver que
llevaba el joven Collazo.
Por telegrAfo
De nuestro correponsal.

Aver 4 las 2.15 (p. M recibimos
de nuestro corresponsL en- Ponce el
siguiente despacho teegra6co:
Ponce, abrl l6.-Corresponden-
cis de Puerto Rico.-San Juan.
''Cspitgn Mater y detectives en-
contraron revolver que &c levo el jo-
ven Collszo cuando se fuk de 81 casa !;
4 cspsulss Y una dispTads. eneon-
trsdo en- poder de Julian Openhei-
mer, que 10 enoontro en- Ia pieza de
cais 8 dias antes de apArecer l ca
dayer al lsdo del sombrero. Fiscal
Palacios inyestigs el caso; sup6nese
que capsulA dispA-ada fus para
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Las s-escrofulas Sc deben siempre
I alguna enfermedad de la sangre.
Los tumores, las indamaciones de
las glandulas y de- las coyunturas,
las ulceras, el catarro, Ia bronqui-
tbs, las enfermedades pulmonares,
las erisipelas, las erupciones y otros
sintomas de perturbaciones consti-
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A B0R|NQUEN.

salud bella Borinquen
engalanada,
salud puertorriquehas
de expression languida;
hadas hermosas
que sols de Ia eylstencia
nsntenedoras.
Yo admire vuestros rostros
tan hechiceros,
cual los primeros d!as
siempre risuehos
de primavera,
en- este Eden de nag!cs
naturaleza.
Venero esas virtudes
tan indscretas
que en- vuestros llndos ojos.
puertorriquehas,
anuncian claras
las bellas cualidades
de vuestras almas,
Con vosctras las hadas
de estas riberas.
Sc consigue en- ell mundo
Ia dicha eterna
que smbicionamos.
y que ofreceis, grscosas,
con doble encsnto.
Por ESQ ee que en- L. terra
brindais Ii gloria,
trocando sGuests vida
mals, en- hermosa
y spetecible:
cusl el duce strsctivo
que en- si os revists,
81 - pisrdo alSun dis
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Mia O de mad[i@.
En- Ia lucha que altivo te provoco,

En- Ia lucha que altivo te provoco,
No mendigo piedad, amor reclamo;
Mi pobre corazon te adora loco
Yltu debes amarme como te amo.
Yo sabre domlnar tn neclo orgullo
En- el afan de mi alborozo empeno;
ST en- mi loca passion soy todo tuyo,
NADIA mas justo, 20 sere tn dueho.
No pretendas con futiles agravios
Gozarte de mi culpa en- sus despojos;
He de juntar tus lablos con mis- labios
Y embragarme en- la, ,lumbre de tus ojos.
La horrible sed de mi passion maldita
Me arrastra del delirio los excesos;
Toda Ia vida que en- tu ser palpita
La beberan con frenesf mis- besos.
Te vencere, mujer sin Ia mas leve
Sdplica triste de amoroso ruego;
Tu vrgen corazon es todo nieve.
Mi joven coraz6n es todo fuego.
No ablandarE tn corazon de roca
Con Ia mIsica triste de mis- penas
Seran los besos de mi ardiente boca
Los que enciendan Ia sange de tus venas.
Vano es que finjas desdehosa calma;
Tuya ha de ser por fuerzs Ia derrota,
Siempre 50 inclina Ia flexible palma
Cuando con fuerza el vendaval la azota.
Aunque Ia fiebre que me abraza es mucha
Nunca el volcan mi pupla asoma;
Pero. If. .guardate bien! que en- esta lucha
Yo soy el gavilan, tt la paloaa
No plenses que e la augusta me abandono
Al verte relucir entire tus galas;
Para llegar, muier, hasta tu trono,
De mi loca passion tengo las alas.
Mujer de mi ferviente idolatria.
Tu incensato desden mi orgullo acrece:
Mas te sabre veneer, Y seras mia;
MIA de nadie tn destino es ese!
Salvador Diaz Miron
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q Ino:., -. J. LAGO.Y co.
|Cl UItIu DI Arecibo. Casa fun
dada en- 1899, de-
posito de licores de todas classes,
|especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
|EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, Vinos de
California y espaholes. Sc sirven
pedidos q toda Ia isla. Telefono
IS. P. o. Box 1913.
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.8uena iinca E = s.ai''s;, al s:,sss. s:l

0uon. {:.. En Santurce. b1-
Dutt0 NE1 rio del Machu.
chal, se alqulla
una magnifna estanoitA compuesta
de cinco cuerdas de terreno. tiene
una casa De dos .plantes ysreune to-
|das las comodidad de- modernas.
Dicha estancia esta atsayexada Dor
la carretera y tiens yerha, arbo-
70, frutas etc. etc. 81 alquila con
muebles incluso un pianp, s sin
ellos, Dista cinco minutes de Ia
calle del Parque. Para. info:mes.
telef fono 1905. Santurce,
D...n.. UNA CASlTA. Sc ven
Ddvdlllu de en- Bayamon y en-
punto .centrico de
pueblo, una que renta on Ia
actualidad veinte pesos men.
suales de altos y con un buen
nuY POGO DmEao pue-
de Vd. co1nprar un aparato sis
tema NAUTILUS fabricado por
John Mlhews, New York, para
refrescos de soda y un aparato
complete para fabrication de aguas
gaseosas con sus respectivas ma
quinas de tapar y llenar botellas,
cajas de botelas, 6ltros, etc, etc.
Procure escribir hoy misuao s don
Ramon Buades, catafe, P. R.
No. l.
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MeIcado de azucaL.

New York, Abril Is. Ell
mercado cerro hoy sus opera,
clones al precio do $4.25
V $4.3O.
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.Bueii negocio+ Pesle sRs g AK *

~ DER, 4 cats,
de tener que ausentarse para of:a
localidad, Sc vende el ac,.eailu:.e
hotel lseliaDo situado en- Arec;bo,
.rente & Ia plaza, principal. La
numerosa clientela de este antique
establecimiento es su mejor reco.
mendacion. Para informes dirijirse
4 su dueho el Sr. Heribao Dtas,
Telefono 80 P. 0. Box 35.-Are-
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suicidarse. Amplios detalles por CO.
rreo.
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COdm0 BRAscH1, sdifieio cons 5
truido espresamente, ex-
celente conforte. Aagni6co para
''IAGEROS DE LA CARRETE.
"A central, 'comidas excelentes,
espscioso lugar para coches y au-
tom6vies.-Manuel Braschi, Goa
ON, Puerto Rico. ..-.
Chocolate. q r s!!%:sss 5Ssza;7n' pa'. M: r.
nos Y perso,as d6bi-
les. En- 1854 en- las meriendas dc
Versalles-ya Sc consumia el cho.
colate como alimento principal.
rodos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. EN-
pleamos azucar de la. clase y ca.
Gao superior. NJ. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan A. Telefono
l22. P. 0. BOX 363.
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Caguas s::s!::'s s::5s::ss: 4: = !: a:?s;:: :s;:5
por sus magni6cas CO.
midas. Casa espaciosa y centrica.
Favorecidas por viajeros. Parque
central, esquina 4 Gale de Detan-
ces. 2
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kN0UN 0lln9 !z01es u1NttT. C&Ile
MdIdguu Do Mendes vigo No.
a. Muy cerca del
ferroearril. Bosos 4 todas horas
Habitaciones ventiladas. Servicio
IL carta. Alumbrado electrico v
timbres en- todas habitaciones Te.
'efono No IS. Hahitaciones para
sgentes viajeros, prepias para exhi.
&c ZONES de muestras. Telefono
Nc. IS. - No. I.
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n.o,.. "La Antorcha de Puer-
b1ul1S to Rico," de Sola Ar
guelles y Co.. Fabrica
4e tabacos. La marca mas solici-
ada en- los EE. UU., y Ia isla.
Calle de Ruiz Belvis, esquina dc
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer-
tc Rico. No. 4.
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4 p|az0s comodos, ss s :isSs :isSs

N Ia Gale del Paruue de santur-
e en- z Patada a. Informes en-
4 Parada 43. Fsix Padial.
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ina casa !: ss'i; si.s. ss: :,'s: ss,s;I =
~, Parque con comodi-
iiedes modernas. Dinji,se por co
lreo 4 N. Shepard. San Juan.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
HEAT SMITES CAPITAL
BEFORE SUMMERTIME
Ninety in the Shade at 5 P. NJ, After Day OF
''SweItering, Sweating, and Swearing"

Washington had It's first taste OF sum
mer yesterday. and throughout the day
'sweltered. sweatsd. and swore."
According to the Weather Bureau. sum
mer viii not begin oficially until a. m
tomorrow. but the unofhcial brand serv-
ed up yesterday viii undoubtedly satisfy
all who fumed and fretted with the op-
pressive heat that it is ahead Of sehed-
ule.
The thermometer registered maxi
mum temperature OF 90 degrees at
O'Clock in the afternoon. Veracious eiu-
zens who were compelled to be on the
streets during the day. say the Weather
Bureaus thermometer was on ice.
Marvellous Mercury.
During the afternoon, as the thermom-
eters went up. and linen collars went
down. weather sharps would stride UP
and watch the mercury climb. Il was
somewhat of novelty. after the March
weather a few weeks ago. 10 have some
sumner.
''Eighty-hve degrees" every weather
sharp would say after looking at the
thermometer. Immediately the full
meaning Of those three words dawned
upon him, and he began to perspire the
more My gracious, I didn't think il
was that hot. ne murmured. as he
trudged wearily 10 a soda fountain.
It was the first really warm day OF
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

the year. and the weather man prom
ises a continuation OF IL. Cars were
crowded yesterday afternoon with
passengers seeking to escape the heat
OF ths city streets and the amuse-
ment parks did a bTg business Ice
cream dealers, soda clerks, and others
fell the effects o. the day in q marked
increase by the demands for their re-
freshments
AT the Capitol there were many re-
minders that the first real torrid spell
OF the summer was al hand Palm
leaf fans were working in both the
Senate and House. while many states
men were arrayed in seersucker coats
and other hot weather apparel. Great
bucketfuls of lemonade were in evi-
denee in the Senate cloak rooms. but
over in the House members contented
themselves with plain ice water.
Witherins Weather.
The whitening weather, however.
had no apparent effect upon the flow
OF oratory. which ran on all day under
full head in both the Senate and the
House Many a collar wilted The
House Tor good measure had a night
session.
The Official entire of summer comes
six hours later than 1t did last year.
In 1903 the first gun was fired at 9
p. m. June 81. According 10 the
weather man, Washingtonians cannot,
therefore. enjoy official summer weather
until early in the morning of June %.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
AIRSHIPO TO DROP
BOMBS" ON SHIPS
Atlantic City Plans Novel
Aviation Meet.

Atlantic City. June 2O.-Three aero
planes. with the foremost American avia-
tors guiding them. will run the gauntlet
Of a withering IRE from one OF Uncle
Sans mightiest battle ships to take
chance on sending the ship 10 the bottom
OF the ocean with well-directed bomb
This is part Of the programme for an
over-the-ocean aviation meet that the
Atlantic City Aero Club win hold during
the week of July to II. inclusive. The
whitening fire" and the bomb" are 10
be taken only in the theoretical sense.
The battle ship win train its guns on the
airships and the aviators viii drop bombs
filled with sand. The guns OF the man
of-war will be attached to a telescope
camera and the act Of firing will work
with the shifter. taking a photograph Of
the octual position OF the aeToplane and
showing what the effect would have been
had real projectiles been fred.
prize of 1000 viii be given 10 the
aviator who first succeeds in dropping
upon the deck Of the battle Ship the
bomb"
In case the guns ofg the battle ship. as
shown by the photographs. are success
ful in repulsing the attack the money will
be given to the crew.
Curtiss, Hamilton. and Brookins will
participate in the contest
A fifty-mile speed race in the air over
the ocean VIII be one OF the chief events
of the programme. Twenty-Five thousand
dollars has been raised as prize money
for the aviators.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
MIKADO SUMMONS
MASANAOHANIHARA
Embassy Secretary Reported
to Be Recalled.

Masanao Hanihara, secretary Of the
Japanese Embassy, who left ostensibly
for visit to his country. has been
recalled by the Emperor, according
to the story that is going the rounds
among diplomats.
Mr.. Hanihara has been one OF the
most popular members of the Wash
Ington representatives OF Nippon for
eight years, and no one knows just
why he should have been recalled.
When he left Washington he went
under leave Of absence of six months
He was interviewed yesterday at San
Francisco. and made some rather
strong observations about the way the
Pacific Coast deal with the japanese
question.
Hanihara was one of the most con-
genial diplomats who ever came out
of the Orient to shine in Washington
society. His smiling face was familiar
in many drawing g-rooms, and he had
many friends in the Capital.
II is said he will be sent to some
country where the Japanese represen-
tation is not as strong as II is here.
In washington, according to the story,
Baron Yasuya Uchida. the Ambassador,
does not like advice. and usually
handles diplomatic questions in his
own way.
SO Japan reasoned that Hanihara
could be used better elsewhere.
He viii sail from san Francisco to-
daY
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
HARMON DEMANDS
TARIFF REVISION
Keynote to Be Sounded at
Ohio State Convention.

Dayton. Ohio. June 20.-Harmon arrived
from Columbus tonight TO be In readi-
ness for the Democratic State conven-
ton. which without the slightest opposi-
ton is 10 renominate him on Wednesday.
His speech of acceptance will be short
AID vigorous II denounces the tariff
policy of the Republican party, and in
purport. II not in actual phrase, declares
that only the Democratic party can be
trusted 10 revise the tariff in the inter-
ests OF the great mass of the people.
Gov Harmon is to make his campaign
on State issues largely, but he feels that
the national planks for the platform to
be adopted by this convention are to be
examined closely by Democrats in other
States.
It Is apparent tonight that little men
ton if any will be made in the platform
Of temperance matters. Ohio Republicans
in this city to-day asserted that SINH
lar attitude will be adopted by them at
their convention at Columbus late in
July.
OF the issue precipitated by William J.
Bryan and taken up by Tom L. John
son that the candidate for United States
should be named in this convention con-
fTary TO the wishes OF Gov. Harmon,
Bryan. and Johnson are 10 be over
whelmingly defeated If present indica-
cations are Of the slightest value.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
CAR PICKPOCKET
ROBS n. GULICK
Gold Cigarette Case Is Lost
by Clubman.

A clever pickpocket last night relieved
Newton Gulick, of the Metropolitan Club.
of a gold cigarette case. valued at $50,
while he was standing waiting for a car
at Seventh street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
Mr.. Gulick states that just before STEP
ping to the.street he noticed man edg-
ing near him and felt tug at his coat.
He turned. and the stranger, who was
we'll dressed. asked him for a match. He
did not discover his loss until he reached
the club. where he makes his residence
Police detectives have been asked to look
out for the thief, whom Mr. Gulick can
identify.
The loss of two rings. one a diamond
valued at 500 and the other a $25 sap
phire. was reported by Fred r. Walker,
of 139 Thomas street northwest. The
thieves ransacked a second-story bed
room.
A warrant was placed In the hands Of
the detectives yesterday for the arrest
Of white boy whom Miss Sadie Ellers
charges with the theft of diamond ring
valued at $50 Miss Ellers says the ring
was snatched from her hand while she
was In store making purchases.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
ALEX. SMITH NEW
GOLF CHAMPION
Wins National Open Cham
piOnship at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, June 2O.-If Alex. Smith,
Of the Wykgyl Country Club. New Ro-
chelle. had paid a little more attention
to his putting on the eighteenth green
on Saturday he would have saved him
self the process of playing another
eighteen holes to-day in order TO win the
national open golf championship OF the
United States at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club, ST. Martin
On Saturday Smith and his brother.
Macdonald Smith, and J. J. McDermott,
Mercantile, were tied for first place,
which necessitated a play-off for the
championship to-day. Alex. Smith assert
ed mis- superiority in no uncertain man
ner He was much steadier and much
more brilliant than his opponents al
though on the first nine holes his brother
held the lead of one stroke over him,
Despite the fact that the latter blew up
on the second hole and took a seven and
also took a six on the sixth hole. he went
out in thirty-six
It was a match played squarely and
fairly, in the utmost good fellowship, and
there may never again be triple tie
Of the sort to be decided anywhere in
this wide world OF golf. As 1t was al
29s. it is easy to figure the cards for
ninety holes, the winners average being
nine over even fours. which is probably
another worlds record.
President Jadues gave the prize on the
home green without any foTmality. Alec
Smith received $500. the golf medal. and
gets the possession of the Championship
Cup. McDermott won $50 and the Cali
fornian 500. On Friday, at the Whining
ton, Del. Country Club. Alec Smith and
George Sargent. the deposed title holder,
viii meet viii Anderson and Gil Nichols
in four-ball match