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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
WILL MEET
FRANCE ON THE LINKS

NEW YORK. Feb @S-For the
first tiuc tn the history of golf
America ANA France Will meet on
tire links im au international team
match. The meeting WAS assured yes
tcrday when Robert c. Watson. pTes4-
dent ~ the United States Golf aSso-
citation. announced the SIX profession
nj players who VIII visit Ia Bou}le,
near Paris. haze w fNne To meet a
team or thc Flower of French select
ed one a captain, with TWO slbsti-
tutes.
John +. McDer7n9tt. OF Atlantic
CRY. winner of the American open
championship in 1911 and 1919, the
first and only Amerjcan-born profess
Soual to win the utie, Is named as
the first man. Although the dough-
5y Mack .did not 34ate ala impressions
aule showing last wear in England,
he finished fifth in the French open
Championship, consequently h .
French have great respect for his
game
The second member Of the team
will he Tom Mcnamara, Of BoSton.
another home bred professional Nc
Namara' Is chief claim To fame was his
winning of the metropolitan open
champi 9nship ut ApawamIs last sum
mer Twice. however. he has finish
ed second in the national open~--last
year at Buffalo and in 1909 lit Engle-
wood He was fifth al Philadelphia in
1910 although his showing al Whea-
ton In 1911 was indifferent.
Michael J. Brady, Of Wollaston. the
third member, Is another home-bred
who has come forward within the last
few years. At Wheaton in 1911 Brady
tied for the national open champion
ship with McDermott and G. O. Simp-
son, OF Wheaton. finishing second on
the play+off, He tied tor third at
Buffalo last year.
Alec Smith, of Wykagyl, viii be the
fourth man. and he will serve as the
team captain. Smiths achievements
on the links would iii hook. He
won the national open championship
on two oCcasions-~at OnwentSla in
. L906. and al the Philadelphia Cricket
club in 1910, after II three cornered
tic with his brother Macdonald
smith. Of California. and McDcrmott.
Three times he has won the metro
politan open title--in 1905 1T Fox
Hills. which was the first held: again
ut WykaEyl in 1909 and at Deal a
year later.
Two substitutes are named, the
first heing Gilbert Nichols. Of VIII
mington, metropolitan open champion
in 1911. and twice the second man
in the national open in 19p4 and 1907.
The other substitute is Alec Campbell,
Of Brool1line. considered ohe Of the
beet he has competed for the ma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
Norfolk Club Complete,

NORFOLK. VA. March ivan
the signing ~ Otto NpEio. nt She
Davenport team. which finished see-
oud in the Three l league last year,
Manager Pop" Shafqr. of the Nor
folk Tars. has rounded 1tp his ch}h
for 1913. and is satisfied with the
outlook
Fleet Williams. a Young giant. de-
ctarca by Duke" I.a0dsrafl 10 he
tha hest looking young BAH PLAYER he
has ever seen. has pat his signature
10 Norfolk contract. and wifi Fcht
II ont with Roy Lite and other PROM
Using candidates. for first base this
season.
Williams lives in Ashevjlle. y G..
and is nov coaching the Bingham coli
iege team, IN 1911 he was with the
Gadsden. Ma. club. pennant winners
$40 '''' southeastern 's''S''' '''''''"S
last season he covered hrst base
for Johnson CITY. al the Appalachian
league. ard swattoa the bali Tor an
averake IT .342 lie Is six feet two
inches tall weighs IT'S pounds and
IN only twenty-five years old
Dr T. Il McCrarE, president NJ the
Norfolk club yesterday mailed 20
President goatwfight 4 check fer
$500. the amount Of deposit as q
guarantee to finish the Seasn.
le4e- Seita. u -siS-faoter and a. hearts
side finger has been signed by Man
ag@r Sheffer - tax" the place Of
Jimmie Fooi lie won sixteen and
host eight games Tor The Rockford
club uf the Observation-Disclosures league.
in latl. Tie was recommended by
Gus Schrador. who sa@ Seitz play
around Baltimore last year. Seitz is
rwenty-oue wears old and weighs
1sT pnuud&.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
|. NJ. Dunn Is Ill
With Pneumonia

Superintendent j. NJ. Dunn, OF the
Richmond Transfer company. is serf-S
ously i'll with pneumonia at his homo.s
COS East Clay street.
Mr.. Dunn is especially well knowns
in theatrical and baseball circles, be-
ing president of the Capital City
league, and was one of the promoters
of the Richmond Amateur comnis-s
sion. He is also president of the
Theatrical Mechanics association.
DR.. Lawrence T. Price, who In att
tending MIR Dunn, reported last nigsstE
his patient had rallied. and was SHOW
ing Improvement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
BLUES WILL HOLD
BEST TRACK MEET
Of THIS SEASON

Meredith, Famous Olympic
Runner and Other Crack
Amateurs to Enter, AS Well
AS the Leading College
Track Teams of the Middle
Atlantic Division---Prepara-
tory School Stars viii Also
Have Chance to Shine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
New York Giants
Beat Dallas Club

DALLAS. TEXAS. March ThAl
Giants defeated the Dallas team to-
day. . to 1. 1T was NOT much MI a|
trick for the young Giants 10 lay th0s
Dallas team low.
The hasernnning IF the Giants wAM|
altogether too much for the h1HnM
players. Cooper and Thorpe b1t44S
sped around, the bases swiftly. ThM
latter Ii bold on the bases. and tAk&1
a chance on the slightest. proyocatlAl1sS
burns was good with the bat, h|
made twa doubles, scored three rtaax#
and reached first every one Of hia 4I
times up. TIA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
News and Gossip
Of Players and
Training Camps

NEW YORK. March After par
taking Of President F,bbets hospital
lty ia the form of luncheon at Flat
bush today, Jake Daubert. the Brook
lvu's star first haseman, and eight
other players boarded the steamship
CITY Of Savannah and sailed at 3
o'clock for savannah on the way to
the training camp at Augusta, Ga.
-Four members Of the Boston ma
tional league team passed through
here today ON the way TO Athens, Ga,
where the men will condition them
selves under the supervision of Man
ager George Stallinss,
Several members OF the world =
champion Boston Red Sox left here
today to report to Manager Jake
stahl at Hot Springs, Ark In the
party were President McAleer, Jee
Wood, Carrigan, Harold Janvrin, and
Larry Gardner rhe champions Will
play series Of nine games with the
Pittsburgs while ut the Arkansas
health resort s+te+r
Private letters from Bermuda re-
cciyed today convey the Information
that Hal Chase has been working at
second base With. satisfactory results.
Frank Chance has been practiciMg
we'll at the first corner, and still be-
lieves he will he able to play that
position regularly.
In view Of Arthur Snarer's denial
that he has signed with the Giants.
it is believed that some malicious per-
son Ina I.os Angeles has been sending
forged kilograms to Manager McGraw
in Marlin Maybe ms the individual
who persisteutiy p'sdpof"a frank
Chance,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02

tlonai title fourteen years in success
sion, finishing third in t@Q7 and 9TH
last year
The players Will sail for ENGLAND
about June lst to compete in the Brit
ish open championship at IIoylake.
June I9th 10 gath. going from there
20 Paris for the F'rauco-Anerican
contest g weck or two later,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02

out i'm Tieerville the opinion seems
to. firevas A. that the Detroit club viii
begin the season without the services
of ~ Co@ln
Pitcher Frank l"Bf') Lanee has
sent im his signed White So& con-
tract.
Former Pitcher c. Young, the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
RICHMOND BLUES
WIN AND RICHMOND
COLLEGE AS WELL

Soldier Boys Defeat Maryland
Fifth Regiment Team and
Spiders Defeat Maryland
Aggies in Relay Races.
Tillery Displays Ganeness.
John Hopkins Wins Meet
at Georgetown University
Games
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
Elon Wins From
North Carolina

Especial to The Richmond VirBiniau)
ELoN COLLEGE, n, &. barch 1 .--
lElon pat II. over Carolina here tonight
in a hotlY-coutested game full Of hard
playing. hut ahounding in good field
inA by score IL to e.
Homewood, Eion's Lass years
guard, played fire guard for Carolina,
but was ne match for Vaughn in the
first half or Newman I'm the second.
ical student at Carolina, tailed for
Carolina.
A. large crowd attended and ~cheeFed
good -humoredly and impartjally,
Carolina fouled nine times and So
did HleHs hut Elaa threw mere foul
goals Rcdman played in second half
for Chambers, and Ransome for I.nrg
for Carolina. while Newman for Eion
relieved Vaughn.
Elons men were in bad shape from
the game in Greensboro Of yesterday.
Newman with. sprained back, and
Manager Johnson with game ankle,
both played gilt-edged ball. Rand
for EIon played great guard against
Cardinals star player, Tiilett.
Lineup:
Carolina. Position. Zion.
TiIlett. .....s... r. IT. ..,... Bradford
Long .......... l. +. ...... johnson
Darlington, ,.... c. Atkinson
h.. r. G. ..,...,. Rand
Chambers, 49,, L. G. $500. Vaughn
Summary Field goals for Caro-
lina--Tiilett. 2; Long, 8; Darlington,
2; Chambers, l. -Rranford. .:
johnson, S Atkinson. Newman. 2
-Four goals for Carolina--Long 3; At
kinson, / :; Newman. 4. Referee, VIII
liams. of Greensboro Y Nj. e. A.
Scorers Wright. Carolina, and Joy
ner, for Elon.
Secretary John r.. Foster, IT the
New York Giants, last week received
the signed contract of Milton Stock,
the midget infelder Of the Giants,
who played With Buffalo last season.
President Britton, of the st. Lotus
Cardinals, last week made the otfi-
cial announcement that score cards
would be free next season at Robson
field
Pitcher Art F'romme, of the Reds.
Is ont IN California the guest of Dick
Fsgan, at the 'atter's 50 Francisco
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
PRESIDENT SEES
HARMONY AHEAD
Outlook for Prosperous Year
Excellent---Richmond Club
Completes Roster and So
Does Norfolk---Roanoke and
Washington Club---Other
Gossip of Circuit

President j. o. Boatwright, Of the
Virginia league, has advised tho
newspaper men in the circuit that
they need only make their wants
known to have said wants duly con-
sidered and granted whenever prac-
ticable. OF course these wants all
relate TO news Of the circuit, iuclud
ing official bulletins.
In his first term President Boat
wright was the recipient Of more ap-
plause than knocks, which is d won
derful record. This Year ne starts off
with clean slate with prosperity
and harmony plainly in view. and a
give and take disposition Of the part
Of the mngnateS This latter In most
important The Willingness 20 give
the other fellow 9 little the better Of
IL. and take what looks "A little the
worst or Il for fhe sake df harmony
il most commenBable. II begins 10
look as II the gent}eweu's agreement
may be the cornerstone Of the Viz
giBia league.
Secretary Bradley Happy.
Secretary Bradley, 0f the Rich
mond club. was asked yesterday for
n statement in roEard to the Rich
mond club Said he;
There Is nothing new al this time
Mr.. Griffin says he will he here some
time between She LIST and 18th uf this
month. aud we will bs glad To haze
him 20 help IN arranging the grounds
IN the proper shape fer the games
Griffin Seems TO have signed up quite
good team for the Richmond cBuh
this year as IL looks on paper. With
reliable Mace and Rogers, with
Laskey. am old head. and Berger, con
asi&asAd Ia a+aAt ssa{@ss EsszFs43&s. Rich
ruond looks good for catchers.
New. wlth such men as BuFieSon.
Strain, Bussey, IL Griffin aud Frey.
who are a1l known aS good meH. ard
with Fhipp@. ChanblIss and Bridges
Richmond Seems - Ne Welt fortified
with pitch VIII have eur old re-
liable Ea}cy on first. ana We all know
hew Manager Griffin fills SECOND as
Aat lea t3}s-- -5&#a 8ts 3ssE. year "a hats.
He Is always an with that hit at tho
proper time, and can always ha relied
upon in the pinChes
We are fortunate 10 have Newton
st short I'Tesn@han at third, w0d
made such "a good record IN the Cen
tra} association. should make good
here and ria EraGS place
"Rtcamond never had a better
chance for good outfieid than th4@
wear and 81 looks like We viii have
star field In such players as Burke.
Tennsnt. Eberts, Smith. Charles and
PseE. We surely VIII have au cut
field that viii cover lots at ground.
and from their records they Will be
good on 1le bases and good batterS.
"Of course ali of these men Will
have 10 report and go through a
months hard work before il wjll be
known who VIII be with the team this
year.
Well. Griffin viii he here soon. and
the players are expected about the
goth IF this month. and then Spu Mil
have chance ~ iook them over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02

Catcher Leslie q. Nunamaker, of the
Red Sex SEM in his signed cor
tract last week. lie received sal
airy increase.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02

Pitcher Art F'romme, of the Reds
is cot ia California the guest of Dick
Egan, at :he ALTERS 81 Francisco
home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02

President Britton, of the st. Louis
Cardinals, last week made the otfi-
cial announcement that score cards
would be free next season at Robson
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-02

Secretary John r. Foster, Vt the
New York Giants, last week received
the midget infielder Of the Giants,
who played with Buffalo last season.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26
Ell entierro del DR..
Garcia Cabrera

4 las ocho de la manana Gle hoy $
ha vprifcado ell entierro del cadaVer de
one fle nuestro querido amigo ell DR.
don Esteban Garcia Cabrera. traldo
bordo del vapor ''Brazos' que anoch'
tom6 puerto procedente del de Nuev,
York.
En- ell muelle, Y antes de ponerse el
marcha la f1nebre comitlva. que lDd
presidida por don Esteban y don Ra
fael Garcia Cabrera, hijos del finado
el Rvdo. Padre de Dios pronunclo III
response por ell eterno descanso dc
alma buena de aquel
En- ell sitio acostumbrado despldlo e
duelo nuestro cOmpanero don Vicente
Balbas. Director del 'Heraldo'', qulet
puso de manifesto, elocuentemente, las
atlas virtudes ciudadanas del eXtinto
sus meritos su hombr1a de blen reco
nocidas.
Fu6 el entierro, al que aslstl0 la Dl
rectiva del Auxilio M1tuo y una nutrl
da representation de la del Casino Els
paiol. una verdadera manifestation Ok
duelo, expresandose asl, una vez mas
ell afecto que supO conqulstarse ell Dr
Garcia Cabrera. 4 cuyos deudos, testi
moniamosles nuevamente nuestra con
dOlencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26
ss:dn 55s594ss aSsao d!nag5a P. de la C.. |.
EN LA CAMARA DE DELEGADOS DE PUERTO RICO
JmO "A de 1913
La Comisi6n de Hacienda presupuestos
present6 ell sguente:
PROYECTO DE LEY
7. Asamblea.
Session extraor dinaria.
p. de la C.. l.

Para enmendar ley tituada "Ley para esablecer un
sistema de patentes indust1iaes de comerco:
para derogar el parrafo 10 de la secci6n 70 las
clones ole la Z la 81, ambas nclusves de Ley para
estabecer ssema de gobieno local para otros fl
nes, aprobada en- MARIO de 1906, para otros fnes
aprObada mario Is de 1913
Decr6tese por la As0mblea Legdtivn de Puerto RicO
Secc6n 1Que las secciones g. 3, 4, s. g. T. g. g. 10 12
de la ley ttuada LEY para emnendar ley uIada 'ey
para estabecer un nuevo ssema de patentes ndsrales
de come1co; para derogar paafo 10 de la secc6n 70
las secciones u 81, anbas ncusives de Ley para
estabecer sistema de goberno local para ot1os fines
aprobada mario de 1906 para OtrOs nes aprobada
mario Is de 1913 por la presente queden enenda
das en- la fona siguiente:
(Contin1a la pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26
Ell suceso de aver

Cuando va estaba en- prensa Ia edi-
ci6n de este peri6dico correspondence
al dla de aver, trvimos conocimit nto de
que en- ell Hospital Municipal de San
turce Sc hab1a desarrollado una tragica
escena que trlvo por origen los celos.
DE la investigation que hasta ahora
Sc ha practicable resulta que Arturo L5-
pez, casado con Francisco Gonzalez, su-
perintendente del referido Hospital re-
cibi6 aver una carta, llevandosela inme-
dlatamente esta para que la leyese, Y
como Sc negase a hacerlO, Arturo dispa-
r0 dos veces su revolver contra SUI con-
sorte, callsandole dos herdas que han
sido califcadas de pron6stico reservado
Ell agresor no mega los hechos, Y, la
agredida, ha declarado que aql6l s5la-
mente lie hizo I'm disparo; pero los me-
dicos que la asisten manifestan que am
bas heridas no han podido ser causadas
pOr una misma bala
lei celoso marido ha sido procesado
por la Corte Municipal, la cual, desde el
primer momento Sc encarg6 de la inves-
tigaci6n del suceso, acusandole del deli
to de atentado a la vida pidiendole
mil dolares de fianza por SUI libertad pro
visional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26

dlstrito provisional de riego; Y otro
permanente;
Proveer los fondos adicionales nece-
sarlos para la termination del sistema
de rlego, y sOlventar las obligaciones de
los bonos del riego pendientes, para
la exploitation Y conservation del siste-
ma de riego hasta SUI termination hasta
que Sc levanten fondos suticientes de
las Quotas sobre terrenos de regadfo ouc
Sc lncluyan en- los distritos. provisional
o permanente, que en- la presente Sc
dlsponen, Q de otros ingresos que Sc
derlven del predicho sistema de riego,
y para Otros fines.
No habiendo otros asuntos de que
tratar, apropuesta del senior PALMER.
Sc suspende la session para continuarla
a las 3 de la tarde de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26
Captura de I'm
profugo de preside

Naguabo, % Aver fue capturado
por la policia de este pueblo ell desertor
de preside Doroteo Lugo Abreu. La
apprehension la llevaron a cabo los po-
licias Juan F. Alvarado ntlmero 446 y
Manuel Guerra No. 541, en- casa del
vecino apellidado Garay que habita Ell
ell barrio conocido por "Quebrada
Grande." Para realizarla tuvieron que
penetrar los guardias en- ell domirtorio
de la vivienda. en- donde ell pr6fugo Sc
encotraba descansando traquilamente
En- ell momento de su captura le fue
ocupado un punal de dos flos, de s pull
gadas de extension; un reloj, y So 400
Ell metalico.
Ell referido sugeto, que es la segunda
vez que ha sido capturado en- ell mismo
barrio, cumple una condena de 16 amos
de presidio.-E1 Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26
Camara de Delegados

La session de aver en- la Camara baja,
dio principle las 4 y so de la tarde
presidida por ell senior de DIEGO.
Pasada Hsta, contestan q ella % de
legados, Sc aprueba ell acta de ,la So
sion anterior.
PETICIONES Y MENIORIALES
Sc da lectura a las sisuientes:
Del Sr Primitive Grau, en- represent
taci0n del Comerco de la Playa de
Mayagiiez, solicitando que las patentes
sean cobradas trismestralmente.
De los Sres Nicolas Tan0n otros de
Rio Piedras, solicitando que Sc exclIlya
ci0n directa
UNA PROPOSITION
Ell Sr. BARCELO propone que Ell ell
curse de la presente Session EXtraordi-
maria rijan varias glas adicionales al
Reglamento de la Camara, al objeto de
evitar prOcedimientOs dilatorios Ell la
tramitaci6n de los proyectos.
Sometida a debate la proposition Sc
pone a votaci6n> siendo aprobada por
manimidad
PROYECTOS DE LA CAMARA
Sc da lectura al siguiente t1tulo del
Proyecto de la Camara |, por la Comi-
sion de Hacienda y Presupuesto:
Para enmendar una Ley titulada
Ley para establecer un nuevo sistema
de patentes industriales y de comercio !;
para derogar ell parrafo 10 de la Sec
ci6n 70, y las secciones de la 72 la
81, ambas inclusives, de una ley para
establecer un sistema de gobierno local
y para otros fines, aprobada en- mario
s de 1906, y para otros fines, aproba-
ola en- mario 13 de 1913.
A moci0n del Sr. CUEVAS ZEQUEI-
RA dicho proyecto de ley Sc considera
Ell segunda lectura, por la de su tftllio,
y ell Sr Presidente dispone que, una
vez traducido impreso, pase Comi-
sion Total
UNA COMISION
FL Sr BARCELO propone que Sc
designe una Comisi6n Especial para ell
estudio del Proyecto del Consejo |, IL
t11lado:
para enmendar determinadas sec
clones de la ley del riego pdblico apro-
bada ell 18 de septiembre de 1908, Sc
gun qued6 enmendada:
Enmendar otras leyes references al
sistema del riego y la emission de
bonos para ell mismo.
Proveer 10 necesario para formar un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26
Consejo Executive

Aver, por la tarde, y por la noche
continue disouti6ndose en- el Consejt
Executive el proyecto de ley sobre eI
riego que ha presentado ell senior Pit.
kin. Sc introdujeron Ell el varias EN-
miendas, ordenandose que fuese reim.
preso para ehviarlo la Camara y 4 ia
prensa.
Sc acordo tambien celebrar esta tar
de, a las tres y media, una vista publ
ca acerca de la ley de Bancos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-26

dos an emisiones locales de bonos, en-
vez de vender, con su garantla, los die
rentes bonos que reciba de los mtlnlcl-
pios Y juntas escolares, a favor de IA
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, por los antlcl-
DOS de fondos que el Tesorero lnsular
hava hecho a dichos mrrnicipios Juntas
escolares.
GEO. r. COTTON.
Casa del Gobierno,
25 de JUNO de 1913.