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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-20

En- Santiago de los Caballeros, ha
fallecido el d1a tres del corriente Abril,
ell DR.. don Casio Parad1s, eminente sa-
cerdote que reside alg1n tempo en-
Puerto Rico, siendo generalmente ad-
mirado por su elocuentlsima palabra
Ell DR.. Paradis muri6 casi repentina-
mente, seg1n refere "El Diario," de
Santiago de los Caballeros, del que era
importante Redactor.
eel Diario,'' en- su edici6n CORES
pondiente al mismo dla en- que ocurri6
ell lamentable fallecimiento, publica ell
1ltimo articulo editorial que hab1a es-
critic por la ma1ana ell ilustre orador.
En- homemade al companero fenecido,
ell colega cubre de luto sus columnas,
en- todas sus paginas.
En- Santiago ha sido generalmente
sentida la muerte del Padre Paradis.
Todos los espectaculos p1blicos fueron
suspendidos en- senal de duelo, y ell en-
tierro del Padre Parad1s fu6 una impo-
nente manifestation.
Ell Padre Parad1s no estaba alejado
de la Iglesia, como dice un colega de la
manana. Ell Padre Parad1s ha muerto
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CONFERENCIAs DE LA
CABLE ALEMAN

New York, 20.-Los teutones captu-
raron aver $500 rusos en- los Carpatos
Los turcos hundieron aver en- los
Dardanelos Ell submarine ingles ELS y
averiaron al acorazado ingles "Majes-
tic'.
Un torpedero turco hundi6 cerca de
Chios ell transporte ingles "Manitou".
81 de la tripulaci6n han perecido. Ell
torpedero Sc encall6 en- la bahia de
Ch1os y la tripulaci6n turca fu6 inter
NADIA por los griegos.
Ell mariscal de campo aleman Won
der Goltz ha sido nombrado General en-
Jefe del ejercito turco que defende 4
Constantinopla y los Dardanelos
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ULTIMOS CABLES

Londres, 20.-El Secretario de Esta-
do comunica que los encuentros en- la
vecindad de Shaiba ell 13 y IA d c han
sido coronados por ell mejor exito. Ell
antique Basrah, Zobeir, Borjisyeh y
Shwebeda han quedado despejados del
enemigo que Sc retira mas ALA de Max
sailas Ell d1a IA hicimos 200 prisione-
ros y capturamos un n1mero de ametra-
lladoras. En- su precipitada fuga los
turcos han abandonado mucho material
de guerra, que incluye 100000 cartu-
chos de fusil y 450 cajas de proyectiles
Ell enemigo Sc compon1a de dos divisio'
nes de infanter1a con 30 canones, sin
contar las tribus arabes.
La Haya, 20.-La indignation pd-
blica creada por ell incidente del "Kat-
wjyk" ha quedado un tanto apacigua-
da con la publication de una nota Sc
miofcial alemana anunciando que ha CO.
menzado una investigation del case y
que 81 Sc comprueba que ell menciona-
do buque fue efectivamente hundido
por un submarine aleman, Alemania
pagara Embellishments los danos oca-
sionados y ofrecera sus excusas de
acuerdo con la ley international.
Petrogrado, 20.-El ministerio de la
guerra ha publicado hoy una revista off
cial de la campala de los Carpatos des
de ell d1a II de abril por la possession del
sector comprendido entire los desflade
ros de Uzsok y Lupkow, donde los aus
eriacos hab1an concentrate ell mayor
contingente de tropas Los ataques
fueron contenidos y contestados con
igual encarnizamiento. Las tropas enc
migas, no eran memories de 100000 hom-
bres entire alemanes y austriacos. Sin
embargo los rUlsos obtuvieron la victo-
ria y tomaron por asalto, venciendo obs
taculos inmensurables, una Inca de rs
millas en- La cadena principal de dichos
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Ell PADRE PARADIS

en- 81 seno de la Iglesia y en- el alto eyer
cicio de su ministerio.
Lo que suced1a era que por Ell estado
precario de su salud no pod1a servir
una parroquia de tan extensa jurlsdlc-
ci6n como son las parroquias domlnl-
canas.
Ell Padre Parad1s escrib1a los edito-
riales de "El Diario," decla algunas
misas, y explicaba una catedra de flo
sofia en- un colegio de la localidad.
va no predicaba, por que los medicos
Sc 10 habfan prohibido. La ciencia lie
prescribfa reposo, quietud, paz.
Pero Ell Padre Parad1s era un lucha-
dor. Enfermo, muy enfermo segu1a lu-
chando, porque su temperamento era
ese.
La muerte lie di6 su zarpada sobre
ell pupitre en- que escrib1a un art1culo
period1stico.
Ahora, ST tiene reposo y tiene quie-
tud y tiene paz el alto esp1ritu del
ilustre sacerdote.
A sus familiares la Redaccion de
"El Diario," de Santiago, env1a Ell BO-
LETIN ell mas alto homemade de duelo.
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montes. Nuestras tropas hicieron 1000
prisioneros (de ellos 900 ofciales) y
capturaron 80 canones de campafia y
200 ametralladoras.
Otra communication Official acerca de
estas operaciones dice asl El dfa 16 de
abril las operaciones en- los Carpatos
Sc desarrollaron en- la direction de Ros-
tokl. El enemigo, apesar de las gran
des perdldas que ha sufrido, atac6 no
menos de seis veces en- dicho d1a STEM
pre- con fuerzas considerables. Estos
ataques, que ning1n benefcio reporta-
ron al enemigo, fueron dirijidos contra
las alturas que habfan ocupado nues-
tras tropas. Mas al este de Telepotch,
en- la noche del 16 al II nuestras tro-
pas, despues de un combate verdadera,
mente desesperado, tomaron por asalto
las alturas que quedan al este de la all
dea de Poden, hacienda un gran mime
ro de prisioneros. Todos los contra alta
ques del enemigo contra estas posicio-
mes fueron rechazadas. De los demas
sectores NADIA hay que noticiar.
Washington, 20.-El Comandante del
crucero americana "New Orleans' en-
vlado a la bahia de Tortugas (M6xico)
para investigar la noticia de que los
Japoneses hab1an establecido una base
naval en- dicho punto, ha informado
por TELEGRAPH sin hilos all Departamento
de Marina que tai rumor es completa-
mente falso.
New York, 20.-Garros, ell intrepido
aVlador frances, que tantas hazalas au-
daces ha realizado desde ell principle de
la guerra, ha sido hecho prisionero Dor
las tropas alemanas. (La noticia es Of
cial
Roma, 20.-Se ha sabido por muv
buen conducto que todos los esfuerzos
de Alemania han resultado infructuosos
y que Austria Italia no han podido
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llegar q i'm acuerdo en- 10 que respecta
las antiguas provincias italianas.
Ell CINE EN- LA CAROLINA

En- la sucursal que tienen establecida
en- Carolina los seilores Portell Gar
cla, sera exhibida manana la gran Gin
ia Rocambole, tomada de la interesan-
tlsima novela de este mismo nombre.
La pel1cula esta dividida en- diez
seis parties.
La surcursal del "Cine Las tres ban
deras" en- Carolina, esta dando q como
Ger 10 mejor q. Sc conoce en- el genero.
EN- LA ASOCIACION
DE DEPENDENCIES.
El senior Presidente de la Association
de Dependencies, Don Jose Mediavilla,
hijo, nos invita- la "Velada Literaria,'
que ha de celebrarse maiiana mi6rco-
les, en- el domicilio social.
Ell acto dara comienzo 4 las ocho. con
suJecion al siguiente programa
PRIMERA PARTE.
1o.-El Lcdo. D. Manuel Ben1tez Flo
res, ex-presidente de esta Association
miembro honorario de la misma, pre-
sentara a los oradores y explicara ell
motive de la velada.
2o.-Discurso por Don Antonio Blan-
co Fernandez.
Tema: "Efcacia de la oportunidad
la frmeza de caracter en- los buenos
prop6sitos."
3o.-"El Sentido de la vida'', die
curse por Don Juan Biosca, secretario
de la Asociaci6n
decomposition po6tica GA un Ar
boil, escrita eXpresamente para ser
recitada en- ell acto, por Don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos.
Varios minutes de receso.
SEGUNDA PARTE
To-" Ell Comercio como elemento de
progreso", discurso por ell Lcdo. Don
Manuel F. Rossy.
2o.-Clausura del acto por Don Jose
de Diego.
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ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUTO.

Ell mejor postre, PASTA DE MEM
BRILLO, de la afamada casa Monse-
rrat, de Reus, (Espana) que vende a
20 centavos libra "El Catalan"
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-20
UN NINO HERIDO.

Anoche. en- ell sub-barrio Portuguese,
de Puerta de TERRA, Pedro Mendoza,
de veinte amos de edad, agredio con un
cuchillo de cuatro pulgadas al nino Da-
MEL Lopez, de doce amos.
En- la Sala de Socorros Sc lie aprecla-
ron al nifo una herida de cinco cent?
metros en- la region cervical, y otra en-
La pierna derecha.
Mendoza dice que agredi6 al ni1o
porque este 10 molestaba poniendole
apodos.
Ell guardia Juan Durecut imgres6 a
Mendoza en- la carcel y ha presentado
contra ell mismo la correspondence de-
nuncia.
ARROLLADO POR UN AUTO.
Ell autom6vil n1mero 1915 guiado
por ell chauffeur Jose Arce Gomez AFRO
l6 en- la parada 20 al muchacho Cata-
limo Ramos causandole algunas contu-
stones.
Ell guardia Jose Costa Oliveri infor-
ma que ell chauffeur no tuvo culpabi-
li,dad alguna del suceso.
Eel auto es de don Miguel de la Cue
tara.
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SABLE EN- ACCION.

En- Salsipuedes, Hip6lito Guzman
agredi6 aver con una hoja de sable a
Julian Robledo, infri6ndole una herida
lie cuatro cent1metros en- el tercio me-
1io del brazo izquierdo.
Ell herido fue llevado a la Sala de
Socorros, y a la carcel ell agresor.
CONFERENCIAS DE LA
BIBLIOTECA INSULAR.
Ell domingo pr6ximo dara ell DR.. Font
y Guillot su anunciada Conferencia So
ore Cultivo y discipline de la voluntad.
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Senators to Pay
Indians $40, 600
For Joe Jackson

CLEVELAND. Aug. so.-Outns,A,r
Joe jackson Of the Cleveland American
American League baseball team, n Ia
be sold within a week to washinston
OF the same league for 10000, accord
Ing to authentic information obtained
here to-day. It II possible that n
player or two may also come to Csve-
land from the Nationals. but this has
not been fully decided.
Inc announcement OF the prouo~,d
sale OF jackson comes on the heals az
the Information issued last night that
jackson had been signed to a from
clad contract for the season Of 1914.
This step was preliminary to his saIe.
It fs said. and was taken to enhanoc
his value as q prospect
jackson Ia the leading batsman AZ
the Cleveland team and the move =
regarded a. being made to assist IN
meeting the financial situation IN
which Owner Charles w. Somsra
hnds himself as the result az looinr.
largo amounts Of money during M
past two seasons because Of the door
showing of the local club.
Soiners' anairs are now In tina
hands of bankers. jackson caYne h
Cleveland from New Orleans in 1910
and has been one Of the best battero
In the league ever since.
Shortstop Chapman Of the Clsve-
lands Is also on the market.
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record was smashed at the races yes
terday afternoon. 1t was In the mile
dash to high wheel suikies. The three
contestants were money winners In the
s.i2 trot ON Tuesday. Harry J. g.. draw
ing the same sulky which John r. Gen.
Try drew when he paced a mile in 2.o7k.
defeated STAFFORD and Rafrles. rhs
winner trott d the mile In ais. Witch
2 WORLDS record to high wheels over
a half-mile track. o's'
Frederick w. Ruben has sent word
from San Francisco that ne has made
arrangements with the exposition Of !.
nciais to conduct an International anna.
teur boxing tournament In October. The
dates win be announced later. Five Of
the best amateur boxers In New York.
three from Boston and two from cleye >.
land. viii be sent by the A. A. u. IN
compete A tryout will be held here to
decide who will be sent W
The Eastern boxers, who connected in
me Panama Pacific championships nj
san Francisco IN May. made a BIZ hi
With the fans on the coast. and the
Westerners are anxious to see them in
action there again. -
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FlST|C news z:.. 9? EE!!!.s. AND GOSSIP

While the bout between Leach Cross and johnny
Gnffiths at Ebbets Field. In Brooklyn, Last night
was lust ths sort OF q scrap that the hght fsn'
like TO sse, they did not turn out In large mum
barr. Tho gross receipts only amounted to s2.67o.
OF this sum Cross received Ss02.oo. which ws1
20 per cent. Of thu entire money. Wills Gnffths
drew down $3.50. which was 70 per cent OF thu
receipts Tue manager Of the hshtsrs declared
after the bout that tits was the smallest amount
Of money that their men have received In Q long
ums.
II was learned from a reliable source that Franz
Moran, tho Pittsburgh heavyweight. Is 10 receive
guarantee Of 5000 With tho privilege Of accept
ing 80 pr cent Of the groa receipts for his ten
round bout with Jim Coffey. the Irish besy'
weight. whaao will DO fought In Madison Square
Garden on tho night Of Oct. TO- Moran will leave
in . few days for Saratoga 70 get into shape foI
tho battle.
II Eddie Reidy. the former manager Of Miks
Gibbons and at present matchmaker OF the st.
Paul A. q. Of 81. Paul. MINI. Will give Leach
Croas guarantees Of 81 900 and $500 for expenses.
5am walIach will agree to let Gross fight Charley
White OF Chicsgo for ten rounds In 81. Paul. dur
lns the week OF Sept. o. Reddy offered cross Z
much smaller guarantee. but Wanaoh wants th<
above mentioned sum.
An detail. for the bout between Johnny Dundee.
the local Italian lightweight. and Richie Mitchell.
he Milwaukee fighter. have finally been settled.
The men are matched 10 meet for tsn rounds at
the rsopening OF the fall boxing season In Nil.
vaukse on Aug 30. Dundee and his manager.
scotty Montisth. will leave for Milwaukee next
Monday.
Another much hersided fighter from the West
will make his first appearance In . bout IN this
vicinity Tonight. He 10 Frank Farmer the mid
dlsw,isht Of oshkosh. WIS.,. who will Try to
nske 5000 BIZ defeating Johnny Howard Of hay.
ouns. N. j.. in q ten round bout At the Brown
A. A. Of Far RockAwsy. Farmer recently stood
off Jimmy Cabby In . bout at oshkosh. WI.
Word has INA reach,si here FROM Hammond.
Ind 70 tiss effect that Jimmy Clabby the clever
msidIs~Asih OF that city. has parted from his
uansssr, IAmsy Lichtensosin. Ciabby says he
N through With Echtenstsln and Will look after
nj, ovu Affairs until he gets a new manager.
Jimmy slxnsd the contract hinssn for his Trip 10
Au..isiiA. where hs viii fight Les D~scsy In
Novembs.
Tas New Polo A. A. win hold It's regular
weekly boains show tonight. Johnny Kirk. man
ssss al ths club. win stass two special ten-round
rouuisss Johnny Seymour will tackle Eddie ssssl
Of Hsrlsm. while in the star bout Johnny "Kid''
Lsws will swSp punches with BOBBY Gardner %
lorl~ins.
psddy DoaIs>i.,. zssGSsaT Of tss AmG.esr
spor,ins Club Of Harlem. Gays there d no truth
IN Ne Nport that no u no longer connected with
~ sls> = ~ ~ sfncass vau rsa n Rsdds
~
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further STATS that he closed down tbs club during
the hot weather. but will rcarme his boxing
shows the middle Of next month.
Bernie Strap who loolu after the affairs Of
Johnny Griffitis the crack fighter a Akron. o..
told the writer to-day that the fight fans Of
Akron o.. aud Carton o.. are % anxious 10 see
Gnffitls and Jack Brtton mese again that he
expects the bout. witch IA TO b fought at Canton
Labor Day afternoon. TO draw not less than
$1,000.
wlsn Soutty Montieth was asked II the bout
between Johnny Dundee and Jack Britton Wa
still he replied: "!s far a. Dundee b con.
cernsd II Is. but a Promoter Billy weilman OF
Madison square Garden docs not sem ovsranxiouls
70 stage It ! am inclined To believe that 10 off,
II Britton viii make 1873 pounds at the rnsslde
Dundee will meet him at any time"
Mike McTearie. who CLARA he b the champion
middeweign q Ireland. has been matched 30
meet Walter MeGir Of the Bronx In the main
bout AZ the show Of TIN Olympic A. y. Of Harlem
on merit Monday night. In another ton round
crap Psekey Sullivan Of st. Paul. MINI. who
Mike Gibbons says "a fairly good fighter. will
hook IN With Harpy Howard Of this city.
Tommy Lows Of Washington. d. O.. who has
beea battling long enough to be retired on . pen
sion. d signed up for another srrAp. His o,po-
nent In thu 70 will he Danny Ridge. the east
side lghtv eight They will come together In q
fifteen round bout IT . show To 10 held at Wash.
ington on the Afternoon Of Labor Day. IA both
men are sluggeu. they ought to put up . fast
battle.
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Western Golf
Tourney Won
BY Mcnamara

CHICAGO. Aug. 2o.-Tom Nc
Namara OF Boston won the Western
open golf championship at the Glen
Oak Country Club yesterday with .
score OF 3o4 to " holes. A. Cunning
ham Of Wheeling. w. Va. was Sec
ond. with sos: George Sargent Of
Washington. d. c.. was third with
s0. Fourth and NTH money was
divided between NJ. J. Brady Of VOL
laston, Mass, and Walter Hagen of
Rochester. n. T., former national
open champion. both scoring 500.
Brady yesterday broke the course
record Of " holes for the 6,30O-yard
links. with q splendid %. $50, and
won q special prize for the best 10
holes. Gilbert Nicholas OF Whining
ton. Del. metropolitan open cham
pion. finished Just outside the money.
with 81.
The few local amateurs entered did
not play well. Charles Evans 1r. ana
William Rautenbusch scoring 3A and
a2s respectively. The course is dim
cult one by nature, and the brisk
north winds, under a hot sun. made
the green's lightning fast. Few of tho
players approached par figures, rs,
while many scores ran we'll into the
eighties and even nineties.
A newcomer In American golf, Alec
Cunningham, who arrived in West
Virginia only a few months ago from
France, where he went from st. An
drews. was not counted on to contest
the title until late In the meet He
had an 81 for the second round. or
no might have won handily.
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Dodgers Glue Us Fresh Hopes
For Worlds Series in NeV York
Brooklyn Team Climbs to
Within Two Points Of Lead.
ers and II May Be Setting
Pace To.Nlght-Tigers Press.
ing Red Sox Hard for First
Place.
Bv BOzen,an Bulger.

YOPES that worlds championship
III viii yet DO played in New York
this fall reached q high stage
last night when the Dodgers raped
the Cubs and jumped TO within two
points of the league leadership. The
Phillies dropped n game to the Pirates
and arc now hanging to tho top rung
by a thread. Everybody now expects
to see the Dodgers setting the pace
tonight. All Robbie has to do Is to
win to-day and keep on roofing for
the Pirates to tear into tho Phillies
again.
The National League race Is not the
only exciting night Just at present.
A big change is taking place in the
American League. A week ago every
body was shouting Red Sox. The re-
suits yesterday carried the Detroit
Tigers TO within two points OF the
Red Sox. This surely " q memorable
year In baseball. II looks like night
right down to the wire,
rhe nrst appearance with the
Giants OF First Baseman Kelley,
whose claim to fame 80 far lies In the
fact that he Is Old Bill Lange's
nephew, was not a pronounced sue
cess, but that does not mean that
Kelley will not be great ball player.
In .ne first place you want 70 remem-
Der his name In KELLEY. In the
second place he cuts at the ball ike
a man who takes q bat up there for
other reasons than TO merely comply
Y, .th the rules. In the third place ne
handles thrown balls beautifully. and
once he is over O nervousness, pain
fully apparent. he VIII likely settle
down and prove to McGraw that
there is yet chance for tho lrish
In our national pastime. The decline
o. the Irish in baseball has long been
a chief source Of sorrow TO the Giant
manager.
BY the way. this Mr.. Kelley Is not
without q feeling os self-reliance.
II wish you fellows would not refer
TO Bill Lange as being my uncle" ne
said to q group Of US, land cut out
all that stun about me being his
nephew. am. and proud of 1t. but its
Kelley that's got TO make good and
not Lange. Get me?"
Tho debut Of Kelley II another In
dication OF McGraw's new plan TO
build UP with youngsters regardless
OF the battle now waginE for a pen
nant. The occasions are very rare
when McGraw has given a youngster
a chance like that his first year out
The one other occasion that can re-
member u the historical entrance of
Larry Doyle. And, believe us. Lar
ry's debut 10 n terrible thing TO look
back upon. Compared with that
memorial BILE debut, when Doyle kicked
three grounders into two-oaGgers and
threw one into the grand stand. KEEL
LEWIS start was really a polished per-
Torrance.
Young Mr.. Kelley was handicapped
in having as his opponent a pitcher
McKenery--who played with MIN on
the same club In Victoria. With both
anxious to make good It was amusing
to watch the battle OF wits when
Kelley went 20 the plate.
It was equally interesting and instruc-
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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

WINDSOR. Ont. Aug. 2o.--The en-
lows;
FIRST RAoE--Pune 500; thrs.y..ro,s. -
I ,ns six forl9nr Sir Edsar. l6s Ksvssss.
SECOND R1OE--Turse $500; ali -. ac .,d,
Sp; foaled in Canada; .iI hriOnss.-Amlns, %;
isa h MSatssas iot Gartlsy o. slipper bss
TaIRp RXcEI,Purss 500; for two,y..r- old.
Cglbstson, 100; ossIawn Beils. ioa; "a A% ,ly
B iSg he doS Gr1 ss;0I Jos slI sim%ons oe Jo
Ios; Mar. kstss loS lay w sSS M Ai 1Ss
huth Strickland. 100. Also eligible; EDDIE n
iiS; 'Gsles winthe. se; Mstrii. los; Garroid.
FOURTH RAcE.oeuge Hendris Msmor.,
w va s soos H. is'' IadOsnss. ics: q:
TFTH SfcE-pw. 5000: tAp...y..,.,a. -.
w., iOs 10: w. - i iSsi " ~. s: sss;: y;
wa. liz. 10; Forum nj ,m nCr w. W. ISs:
~; .lso eligible, knishss DifihsS' - -.
Sf sIx H. R a.jlsIii M , ,Ss A:S's
cap; thres.yesro,ds and upward: on 80 ~ Hail.
RssSii log: snsg issS. a65 E. sea:sss i:
ios; Robert BHdi:, ios ~ ~ xa.. ReS xd 5sa:
SEyLNrH BAoE--Pu~ s7oo, ts,..,., ~.
MY aSn. ''Si' 81 s sas a. asoS
Haughton. lilo: Mis- wstsrs. 90 90: 1P% al;,yH
1911; .Jeo Finn i02; Nosoows. es: tom%ssSs,r..set.
:s.'S$ ,S sap as io5SS t rs :iyS M.
'Apprsntiee allowance claimed Track ,..,
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both M'LOUGHL|N
AND WILLIAMS 4
WIN At NEWPORT
AS Result of Semi-Finals This
Pair Meet for Casino. Cup
Tomorrow.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. .o-R. Nor
rls Williams I'd Of Philadelphia, the
national champion and Maurice n.
Mclaughlin Of San Francisco, the
former title holder. won their matches
In the scmi-finals Of the singles ten
mis- tournament at the Casino to-day.
Williams disposed Of c. J. Grimm of
San Francisco in straight sets ana
Mclaughlin defeated N. w. Nilss Of
Boston three sets to one.
The winners will meet tomorrow In
the hnal round OF the Casino Gun
competition.
Mclaughlin defeated NiIos "a
10-S, 6-s, 81.
williams won easily from Griffin
In straight sets. The score was 81.
So, 60.