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Evening star., 1897-04-17
GEORGETOWN,
PRINCETON

Columbian University Of this city played
Frede rieksburg College yesterday at Fred
,ericksaurgand won by p to Z. This game
has beer talked Of for some time. and
large assembiage, an ong it a number of
iocters from Washington, witnessed the
contest. Columbian batted hard and play
ed a fair gam in the field. The score:
Columbian .......O37 7413O12-.l u )
Fredericksburg ..OOO7 7OO0e0-1 q
fhree-6ase hit - Stcckslager. Two-base
Double play-Hcdge to Cummings. Batter
its-Columbian. Beard. Cummings and
Stockslager; Fredericksburg, Lattifner and
Perry. Cmpire-Messrs. Loucks ana Talia-
ferro.
Washington and Lee University was
beaten by the Allegheny Institute nine
Yesterday in S'eli-piayed game by to 4
re Roanoke boys wen the game by heavy
batting. while the varsity team was un-
able to hit Withers.
The Yale nine defeated the HAMPTON
Athletic Club yesterday by 10 to 4. Yale
put up its usual strong game at the bat
and In the field, and the result was never
IN doubt.
Cornell played its first game of the sea-
son yesterday with the Rochester team of
the Eastern League. and while beaten-S 10
3-showed up well for a green team-and
played si.appy ball. The team appears TO
De SticlS III HelO anu made as many hits
as Rochester, but luck was against the
Ithacans.
Princeton was defeated in a ons-sided
game by Baltimore yesterday. the Tigers
making but one hit off DIR. Pond and four
off Corbett. The score was 10 10 l. and
although one-sided the game abounded in
good plays. Bradley's running left-hand
catch of O'Brien's fly to center was the
principal feature of the game. Score:
r II. T.
Baltimore -. 2 3 0 o 3 0 . o 0-10I4 y
Princeton - . y o 0 o d O-1 < 3
Evening star., 1897-04-17
SOLDIER ATHLETES.
The Basket Bnll Team and Othe
Athletic News of the COrcOran Cadets

The Basket Ball Team and Other
Athletic News of the CorcOran Cadets.
The league season of basket ball has
about closed. and the Corcoran Cadets are
rejoicing over the success they have at
tained in the past four months. finishing
in second place. The schedule consisted
of two games with each club. and. al
though they began at the bottom OF the
ladder. through careful practice they have
managed to finish seoond. They lost one
game to the Eastefn Athletic Club by a
very small margin, and one to the WASH
ington Light Infantry. and they forfeited
one game. being unable 10 play on the
scheduled night. The rest of the games
were wen by them, besides two practice
gaines with the Washington Athletic Club.
Two beautifully played practice games
were lost TO the Young Mems Christian As
sociation of Baltimore by a few scores,
and their latest yic.ory was over the
Eastern Athletic Club. by score of q 10
1. I'm which game THE cadets showed their
knowledge Of the game by their ans team
Evening star., 1897-04-17
Lively Fight.

Last night about O'Clock there was a
hsht on ist street northeast near the en-
trance to Schotts alley, in which three
coiored men participated. They were Will
liam Wayne alias ''Tootsie;" James Jack
son and Albert Bush. The fight, which was
about woman, ended in Bush receiving a
stab wound in the right side. He was
taken TO the Emergency Hospital and was
able TO go home after his wound was
dressed, jackson, who, it is charged did
the sabbing. made his escape. Wayne was
arrested this morning by Policeman
Wheeler, and will be arraigned before
Judge Miller OH Monday.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
CHESS.

The spring Tournament at the Washington
Chess Club promises to be very interesting.
Mr.. Harris of Alexandria has taken the
lead. He defeated Captain O'Farreu last
Saturday evening. He is very rapid play
er. and consumed but fifteen minutes in
making thirty-three moves. In his frs,
game he made forty-n;ne moves i'm twenty
five minutes. One of the surprises was the
defeat of Tibbetts by Smith. Mr. Tibbetts
defeated both Wright and Hanna in the
late tourney. On Wednesday evening Mr.
Prender made Mr. Thomas lower his colors.
The standing to date is as follows
Evening star., 1897-04-17
Bakers aud Confectio.cr.. Uu,...

The Journeymen Bakers and Confec-
TONERS Union viii hold a meeting tonight,
at which the following questions will be
discussed: The sick and death bonefit fund,
hcw to improve 1t. The out-of-work bene-
fit. its possible introduction. Travelling
benefit fund. aud international regulation
of the union labor bureaus. Future man.
aGement OF the international strike fund
The agitation of labels.
These questions are said 10 affect the very
existence and the future OF the Intcrna-
ticnal Union and they will be among the
leading issues that will come up in the
convention of the International Bakers and
Confec;ioncrs Union. which wiai be held
In Cleveland, Aay r.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Wednesday evening last the highest
scores. north and south. We're made by
Mattingly and Quackenbush viz: l29. the
average score being l25. Cooper and like
and Duncan H. Taylor tied with the high
est east and west score Ill, the average
being 100.
The Hamiltons have won the challenge
trophy of the American Whist League
eighteen times Two more victories give it
permanent possession Of the trophy. There
viii be but two more matches for the
trophy this season. The American team of
Boston will meet the Hamiltons this even
ing. and close match is looked for.
Since it is proposed by the c. b. c. to
help bear the expense of its team at the
next congress. there promises to be a lively
contest to get on the successful team. 1t
is proposed to settle the matter by COM
petition.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been Issued to the
following: White-Maurice P. Finley of
this city and Matte A. Townsend of Grea ,
Falls. Va: Melvin H. Sykes and Rose +,
Neel: Charles q. Sawtelfe, dr., of United
States army and Mary B. Blackford of this
city; John Rhine and Florence May.
,JCneS -o MATTE
Evening star., 1897-04-17
PRAcrICH FOR THE PITCHERS.
Five Innings OF Clever Work In the
BOX.

The game yesterday afternoon at Nation
FL Park between the Washington and
Richmond clubs for fve innings was as
pretty sight as anything that has been
seen out that way FOR mary seasons
Pitcher stuitz was on the rubber for the
Virginia Blue Birds. and the way he fooi-
ed the senatorial players was q revelation.
The piucky little fellow had a speedy drop
that fooled the best of them. and, after
Evening star., 1897-04-17
All the credit you want-notEaing for it.
F1echt & Company, SIS Seventh Street

work. many times being applauded by the
| audience for their quick passing and
| sprightly lodging
For the success attained during the sea-
son the cadets are indebted first to Mr.. T.
/ b. Davis. the captain of the team who is
recognized as one of the best forwards in
the city. He participated in all the league
games. and not only did credit to him
sen; but TO the team for which he has
worked so hard. The next one to be
/ thanked is Mr.. Jos. Dodge who also PLAYS
| forward. He has always played a strong
game, and especial credit is due him in
the last game played with the Easterns
| in which he deposited four balls In the
! basket for the Cadets The next one is
Mr.. Frank Collins. also a forward who
is noted for his one-hand throws. He also
plays very strong game. possessing an
enviable reputation 'passer" Mr.
Milton Clark, who plays center. comes in
Tor his share of the credit. He not only
managed TO jump higher than most of the
centers. but In nearly every game nut in
one or more balls for the Cadets
The Cadets are indebted to the backs
Messrs JOS. Guista- l.. A. Boulay and
Oscar Walters, who managed to keep down
the scores of the opposing team to almost
nothing. Mr. Guista and Mr. Walters pos
sess hne Knowledge of the game being
two OF the most active members of the
team Last. but not least is Mr. l.. A.
i'oulay. who has managed to gain a repu-
iation by keeping all his opponents during
the year from putting any balls in the
this beautiful game will be PLAYED strictly
to the rules. and not to have rough play
ing. as was very prevalent this year.
The Cadets fully expect to go to New
York to participate i'm the Grant me-
mortal ceremonies. and while there they
will play a game of basket ball with the
Brooklyn Athletic Club.
The base ball team has been reorganized
for the year, but the exact players have
not yet been picked. as they all play well.
and have practiced several times. i'm which
the men have been playing for places
game at the earliest possible date has been
arranged with the X. Harris q Co. team
A fine rowing machine has been added to
the gymnasium. and the men are practic-
ing regularly on it, as they take consider
able exercise on the water during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Rowland has spent a lot of his time
practicing punching the bag. and before
long he will have il down TO the line
point
The services of Mr.. Fay TemDle have
been secured as instructor, and before
long class will be organized to take q
special course ia dumb bell exercise
Dusty Miller signs
Charles Miller has signed with Cincinnati
for the season. Miller has been holding out
for the salary. and ii is said he got 1t.
President Harry Pulliam OF the Louis
VILE Base Ball Club has been negotiating
with Manager Hanlon of the Baltimores for
the transfer of Pitcher Mcmahon to Louis
vile.
Louisville Gets HemmInR.
Louisville has purchased Pitcher Hem
ming from Baltimore. An offer of SlaeN
for Jennings was refused.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
The Sunlight Burner,

New York, April -, 1897
To the public of washington: Having
seen the newspaper comment upon the
supposed suit OF tnfrin cement against Chas
A. Muddiman, We beg leave 10 say that
our Sunlight Burner Is of late make
improved pattern. high grade, and does
not infringe upon any patent We viii
protect Chas. A. Muddiman In selling the
Sunlight Burner and any one in using ths
same. Very truly yours, Sunlight Com
mercial Co.. s. J. Stebel. mgr.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
PRINCETON HERE TODAY,
Georgetown Has Another Hard Nut to
Crack.

The Georgetown University base ball
team will, in all probability, meet it's
strongest competitor this afternoon in the
Princeton team. The Princeton team this
season is a hard-hitting one, and in the
field is quick and alive to every possible
advantage. The team has a strong follow
ing in Washington, and the largest gather
ing of the season will probably witness
the game this afternoon. The teams will
bat In the following order:
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Carpets Saved From the Fire
At Dobson's warehouses are being sold n
ridiculous prices at Moses, and uth.-
Advertisement A
Evening star., 1897-04-17

II have been usiag Salvation OIL for lame
backs and thlnk II Is tAe hest ressely have ever
Evening star., 1897-04-17

The case against the steamer Dauntless.
charged With violating the neutrality laws
By taking q aitSusse-fng expedition to
soaviile. Fla.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

0sr expert teachers WI
call at year hossse ana
give y0u a private lesson
-teach y0a In the prac-
tfcnl-ffght way. This
Is far better than an
indoor lesson.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
Exhibition Games,

At New York-New York, Is: Syracuse, /.
At Paterson-Paterson. 12: Newark, o.
At Hartfor6--Hartford. .: Springfield. 4.
At Readfng-Reading.2 q: Reading Browns,
6.
At Standardization, 8; Cuban Giants.2
At Lancaster, Pa.-Lancaster, II; Brook
lyn, 3.
At Philadeiphia-Philadelph p; To-
rOnto. /.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON

First base errors-WashinSton, l.: Richnlond
herfeid. Foster. Mercer and Wells. First base on
balls. m On Mercer l; OF Norton; 1; on stultz q
fall-CartwriEht by Ssuttx; Oir1-s hs Modes
worth Struck out-B5 Mercer. 2: by Norton B:
by Stuitz. 5: by Molesworth, /. Wild pitth-Stultz
Time OF same-Iw0 hours. lImpire-Mr. Hcydl.r.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Want ads. In The Star pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
Louisville Get. uemmt,~.

Louisville has purchased Pitcher Hem
ming from Baltimore An offer of slaNp
for Jennings was refused
Evening star., 1897-04-17

President Harry Pulliam OF the Louis
Vile Base Ball Club has been negotiating
with Manager Hanlon of the Baltimores for
the transfer of Pitcher Mcmahon TO Louis
will
Evening star., 1897-04-17
Dusty Miller signs.


Charles Miller has signed with Cincinnati
for the season. Miller has been holding out
for the salary, and il is said he got IT,
Evening star., 1897-04-17

The Yale nine defeated the Hampton
Athletic Club yesterday by 10 to 4. Yale
put up its usual strong game at the bat
and In the field, and the result was never
IN doubt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20

contra IA voluntad de los propios
i, teresados, porque sus protestas
90 pierden esterilmente On ell va
clio
NADIA importa que E7 Pais de
San Juan desconozca la efcacia
de Ia autonomfa mantle ida por ell
senor Sagasta, 81 III Pas de la
Habana a reconoce.
Aquel discute por passion. FAl
TO de razones, hasta aprovecha
los puntos y las comas para
convertir en- nebuloso 10 que es
di$fano. No da ning1n valor a
sendas verdades proclamadas en-
buen castellano Y en- cambio 10
cooeede q la ambigua sonr;-
sa deun representante extranjero
El segundo dice 10 que dice,
por refeXiop; interpreta los anhe-
o. del legftimo, del verdadero
pals. Y no los antojos 6 caprichos
de media docena de caballeros
pa ticulares, que reeuerdan a los
infusorios de Bartrina
Con este apcyo valioslsimo n
sentimos satisfechos y orgullo
sos
En- dltinao t6rnino, y prescin-
diendo de comparaciones siempre
enojosas, 81 los que piden mas
aplauden - dtienen mas valor
las censuras dc los q piden me
nos?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20
De Paris
q Ponce

ID, nin,, cuando ola hsbar dc
Italia. fgutabame gus era un pals
sinfonico, dc donde 500 pod1an sali'
arrullos y melodias; y mas tarde.
cuan6o cayeton en- mis- mancs los
hesmosos recuer5os que trsjo de TIA
ia Ell ssncr CASTELAR,, me atirme en- Ia
idea de que squel pals ten1a que SCI
IN nido de alondfas y ruise nores. Y
desde entonces no pod1a imsginar
una italiana sino cantando Ia Ira
yidt0 nj TN italfano sin malenas y
con el arpa entire las manos.
Nj primera decepoioa fue Caserio,
el terrible Caserio que salio del ta-
ller con a sentencia de muerte de
Carnot, en- tren y a PIE fue persi-
guien dole & trases de los campos, y
eutlo en- la ciudad de Lyon, que lie
era absolutamente desconocids, y la
atraves6 sin guia. y force jando como
una Fl sra sc abrto paso entire los es-
pectadores, y iltgo a tiempo de els
utar su sentencla. trar quilo, fr1o,
son1iente.
Sombra De IN mis- cuadro, An
gioIiilo sali6 de la NADIA con la sen
tenc;a de muerte de Canovas, y fue
pers gu:endoie q traves de Espana,
y entl6 en- Santa Agueda, que le era
absolutamente deacooocida. y se So
meti6 IN tratamiento hldrotera-
pico, y vivio ali espiando Ia ocasi6n
de ei scutar So santencia de muerte.
trar quito. feio, sonriente--
Pa pitante i elEecueroo de Car
rot, y osotando sangrc el atentado
lie a evas. otros ita.ianos han We
uido Pali con espadas y pistolas,
a dem audas la repasaci6a 6 la muer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20
CANALEJAS, Ell IhPARC|AL
Oel Dtorto de Ia Marima de la H ,ba NJ.

Del Diorio de Ia Marina, de Ia H ,ba NJ J
r. antique director de FL De mo
cyatG Sc disvoue venir Cuba. Y y;
ha hechsdo por deisnte 9! anuncIt
de que sera imparciaI pefo 70 Z
modo DEF dIasio n,adriIt NJ que difi
Sc G sset qnien le ha toma do Ia de
}=otera al senos Canal jss en- ESQ d
sscoFr@r 81 pals crbano de an mode
fnsporcioz
L. luujer del Cesar no solo teri.
qae ser honrada. sino pareoer!o, J
epo So puede pens2s ae Ia imp2rcia
Ii "a passb'e 81 81 ssnor Cana 6
j p.
Lae anfocedentes, y sobre todo
les aetos rol1ticos parIamerfarios J
pesio fsileos del senor Canaleja:
! bonan Ia decIarada (espoutanea a
'aente) inparciaIidaa Del que ha ds
senir a Cooa con cara ss=7ae - ests
d,anss d,.;. d. ..a' honttee s6zas, s5zsa polfties &
Ht olsso''a g4ni--::y potmenorIzada de
All'-Sz -'-El Ia rresente situac'6n1
Il senor Canaiejss, por el hecho
de haber variado tanto en- polftica y
q causa de So POGO amor q la perse-
veranc;a. tiene una repntaci6p q1e
no e., en- verdad, Ia mas conducente
II G. que s. propone: estud!ar bien
este pals. y que csc estudio sea pura
oxpresl6n lie imparcial examen.
Ia! ojjo G .sset, y no pudo reali
zar ~ loable prop Otto: Sc apodera-
ron dc & ciertos elementos y perso-
mas detetminadas. y, neceaariamen
te. tuvo que YER traves de los
lentes NADIA limpios gu le pusleron
ante los CLOS. Al fn, as1 10 ha
conprsndido el ven director de El
pero va tafde puao sd
vz1t'r que l. h bfan heehc la en-
tran" en 81 espfyitu de una verdade
ra p8rclalidad.
Para el etnor C4ualejas, ri posi-
G g. 20 1tica, ii periodieo ii NADIA,
ha 81 sep epresentar atrscE v ri ccm
promise. 10 vendra-dice 6 nj dc
prs+endierta nj oe reporter, y ee'a
resoetto no admiti, ] ma. nj como
p b gado ri como pot11co muestra
3e cor~jdacactn 8 cot6 .uzs; m4
oiaro. actos III recursos de cos0ci6,s
pc que al h&caF!o, aunqae faeSe d~n-
tto Dc IN q. qut santarfa ante u
pr p;a cogoiancia el jaioio De dssio-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20

ha hecho otra cosa que poner fuerzas
en- Pinar del Rio como quien, fuer-
"a de poner pesos en- IN platillo de
la balanza. consigue hacerle eaer;rero
quitados los pesos. vuelve el platillo
a 50 posici6n primersf
Las presentsciones son incividua
les, sin armas la mayor parte, yno
pocos presentados sc vuelven la
manigua.
Entretanto, para demostrar que
Las vii as esta pscificads. en- vez de
ir con una escolta, emplea 1000 hom
bres para ir de Placetas Q Santi Spf-
ritus, y 10 mismo hay que decir de
los viajes que hace por mar el insig-
ne autor de la pacificaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20
APERTURE DE CURSO

Colegio de '.San Vicente de Paul' de pri-
mera y segunda ensefaDza. dirigido por los
r. r. P. z. Paules eincorporado al Institute
Provincial.
Ezte eeLt-o de ensenanzs y edncacion rea
nudara sus taress escolares ell la los co
rrientes eu el mismo l@cal que ooupaba e
curse pasado asta que Sc traslado al naero
cuya adquisi ion gestiona Para Fl curse que
omief z 2 N oiia sus estudios, comprendien-
do : la ensefaDza elemental superior, to
das las asigDaturas del B schilerato y las co
rrespondientes Il Perito mercantil. Admi
te alumnos internos. externos. mediopensio
nistas, terciopensionistas Tiene clss IS de
adorno, Nj lea, Dibuio y lepguas vivas.
Oneida. pues. alberta en- la Secretaria del
Colegio la matricula ordir aria del curse
academico de 1897 1898. desde el dfa de
la fecha hasta Ell 80 &c Septiem bre irclu
sive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20
veremos al gran partido
partido por gala en- dos.

D. todas maneras la junta magma
ha de ser IN espectaculo curioso.
So o resta que los paladines de La
Mtegridad que tales energtas han
despiegado hasta shora en- las esca-
ramuzas. sc encuentren faltos de
aliento cuando les toque dar la ba-
talla en- toda regla.
7 que don Jatntpeyo. ell famoso don
J Junipero. que hoy vive mejor que
antes, en- 10 cual gano & Judas" sc
gun dice 81 colega. Sc salga con la
suya. y 1uerza de ardides de as
tucia, Sc burle de todos. del jzndolos
con IN palmo de narices.
.iTendrla que ver!
e. stnr Obi>po de Mallorea ha
excomu gado al ministro de Haclen-
da senor Navarro Reverter por ha
Der dispuesto Iqse Sc ineante ell Els
tado de unos terrenos. que aparecen
como propieda1 de la Iglesia
| & ministro. como es natural. no
Sc muest.a conforme con el anatenea
sit que ha cai.o sob,e So ftenee, y
en- este sentido hs solicitado lei ge-
neral Accuracy que castigue az 'e
ps1aoipe de la Ig,esia. que tan POGO
miramientos guarda con los minis
trol
Psro. como suceds siempre en- Els
pane. el asunto tiene que ser estu
disdo dee-nid damen'e primsro ia
fosmata el Tribunal de 10 Contencioso
para que luego decida el Papa-que
como ustedes saben es infalible-
acerca de 81 el p-e'ado merece 8 nc
nn CORE ectivo.
Inte,in, la Incautaci6n
ha quedado sin efecto.
Tocante al otro respecto
sigue en pie Ia excomunion.
| iCuaudo teEmina. a esos cor fl G
sos entire 10 temporal y 10 eternog
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20
La Oenosr8ciA
eres que le mueve realizar su pro-

teres que lie mueve realizar su pro-
p6sito.
Esas cosas no Sc dicen. Sc hacen
y despues de hechas consAeralas CO.
mo bonfsimas la opini6nip1blica. que
cada dfa Sc muestra mas exceptica
de die hos programas de hombres
p-lfticos de media ITALIA y hssta de
ITALIA grande
H4chos, hechos y heehos es 10 que
anheia el pafs. y mientras ESQ no vea.
envuelve en- So indiferencia toda pro
mesa de unprecedented, que va ha
visto en- otros Ia imparcialidad con
convertida en- xcluslvismo esteril q
la patria y Jay! fecundo solamente en-
provecho de algunas personals que al
visitante le han escamoteado la yer
dad.
Para conocer los paf@es hay que
vivirlos, vivirlos mucho; el visi
tarlos mas menos tempo, no es su
hciente obtener una exacta infor
msci6n.
Pero sea de clio 70 que qu'era bue
20 es que. abjurando el senor Cana
lejas De su viejo interrum pido modo
De ser perturbador, Sc halle dispnesto
4 servir ia patria. revist;endose, al
venir Cuba, y aunqus no sea mas
que mientras permanezca en- este pa1s,
de eerenidad de @ plritu, de gran ele
vaei6n de pensamiento ? de inaltsra
bla unprecedented no como ia de El
Impartial madiante Gsssat. padre. !
qulen don Juan Prim llamaba 81 di-
rector de II Paycialote ri como Ia De
Gasset, h'jo, que con la mayor par
cialidad de inj asticia del mundo pidi6
fuera fusilado IN valioso General
Ojala que de Canal jas. durante y
despues de 50 vista Cuba, pneda
decirse sin ironla y como entera ex
preston de verdad QUE nadie le sea
possible negar razonadamente ola a
repito. pueda decirse. sin zumba
Canalejas, 81 inparcial.
FRANCISCO HERMID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-20

te No todo es arpegio en- ell arpa
italiana. nj arrullos en- ell nido de
alondras y ruisenores
En- las provocaciones dirigidas al
Principe Enrique de O cleans, por sus
relatos abisinios, hubo, mi juicio.
algo mas sangriento que el reto del
general Albsrtone. que ell reto del
teniente PM, que el reto del conde
de Iur1u, que 81 reto del Principe de
Napoles. M4s, mucho mas sangrien
to que todo ESQ es la farsa jagada 8
Mr. Thomeguex
Mr.. Thomeguex que merecfa ha-
bsr nacido en- ell lugar de la Man
cha de cuyo Iombre no quiso acor-
darse Cervantes. es ON raro ej smplo
de la hermosa caballeria andante !:
apegado al puntillo de honra, ampa-
rador de caidos, desfacedor de en-
tuertos, con ell valeroso brszo STEM
pre- dispuesto & manejar la espada
en- ristre; gran tipo, un tantico an
ticuado, pero con un aire sumamen-
te digno. Aunque suizo de naci-
miento. Mr. Tom guex es mas fran
ces que B .yardo. y, COMO buen fran
oes, tiene muchas ganas los italia
nos. Mr. Tom guex desearia, 10
que entiendo. reducirlos. por un p-o
cedimiento cualquiera, IN solo ita-
liano para irse derecho {, y ten
derlo cuan largo fuese Qaizss no
tsndria Inconvenience en- batirse con
todes los itslianos, uno q uno. 6 con
todos la vez, en- singular combate.
lii ,mpio d gno de ser imitado, con
Quota merecedora de toda loa! Pero
algunos italianos, granujulas travie
SOS, no spre ciaron este rasgo en- todo
10 que vale merece; y al reto del
adaIie france, contestaron, aunque
lpor te'6grafo con =. un COCO =.
El nido de a'ondras ruise d ores
nos esta dando ell gran canselo La
fgura de Angiolillo ha llenado, y
sigue llenando, la prensa europea.
No puede ser de otro modo, poi
la clase del muerto, y por la clase
del matador.
LUIS BONAFOUX.