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The times., 1899-06-05
BOXING IN BALTIMORE.
The Rnedy-SuIlivan Fight Promises
to Be Quite Lively.

Baltimore, June 4.-One of the best box
ing bouts of the season will come off at
Ford's Opera House tomorrow night un-
der the auspices of the Eutaw Athletic
Club. Pat Raedy, of Washington, will go
twenty rounds with Dan Sullivan, of Bos-
ton. for a good sized purse and the prom
Use of a match with Jimmy Handler, one
of the top-notchers.
Herman Miller the Baltimore light
weight, who has been making such good
showing lately, will go six rounds with
Dennis Ward. Should Miller win, the Eu
taw Club Will back him against any light
weight in the South, not even barring Joe
Cans AS a spectacular addition TO the
programme, James F. Dougherty's pick
aninnies will give a four-round eXhibi-
ton of clever sparring.
The glove contests will be to a decision.
as the Eutaw Club has determined that
no draws will be permitted in future.
The star bout will be fast from start to
finish as both men are clever boxers.
A delegation from Washington, headed
by Jack Raedy and Sam Solomon, will ar
rive at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. OF
course its members will back Raedy as
he is a native of that city and is regarded
as conner there.
George Mantz will referee the bouts.
Col. J. NJ Haley will act as announcer
and George Wannewetsch will be the time
keeper. party of ten or more members
of the Eutaw Athletic Club will leave for
the Fitzsimmons- Jeffries fight next Thurs
day night in charge of President w. r.
Fosbender and Col. ]. NJ. Haley. While
away they will be the guests of eX-Cham-
pion James ]. Corbett.
The times., 1899-06-05
CENTURY CYCLE RUN.
Fast Time Made by Entrants in the
Seyen-H0ur CInss

Fast Time Made by Entrants in the
Seven-HOur Class.
The second open century run of the sea-
son, held under the auspices of the Gen.
tury Cycle Club took place yesterday.
The entire affair was managed without
hitch or serious accident, and some excep-
tionally fast time was made by entrants
in the seven-hour class. The start and
finish was at the clubs headquarters, 627
E Street northwest. and the usual CEN
tury course was followed. The even-hour
class started at a. m. There were fifty
five riders in the bunch, which was under
command of Lieutenant O'Connor. Stone
and Libby dandem), J. and II. Walker
(tandem), and A. Kent completed the run
at 12:2s. their time being five hours and
twentyfour minutes.
Following are the names and time Of
finish of those of the seven-hour men who
completed the run: II. j. Christman,
12:47; F. c. Potts, los; W. C. O'Connor
LII; Smith brothers Gtandem) 1:20: w.
Close 1:21; c. A. Loeffier, 1924 Ed Terry,
1:31; II. Houghton, 1:39; w. Hasier,
1:39 12; W. T. Robertson, 1:49; Fisher and
Fisk tandem), 1:49; = Dykeman, / so:
n. Wurdeman, 1:51: T. Doyle, Isl 1-2; S.
Barnhart 200; F. Howe. ir., 200, and o.
Burton, 200
There were thirty entrants in the four
teen hour class. and they were under the
command of Capt. Ed S. Byrnes. The run
was success in every particular.
The times., 1899-06-05
sPAN1sH-AMER1cAN VETERANS.
The Washington Association VIII he
Miles Company No l.

committee of the Spanish-American
War Veterans Association met yesterday
morning at 51S Tenth Street northwest
for the purpose of effecting a permanent
organization of the veterans. The COM
mittee was appointed TO adopt constitu-
tion and bylaws, and its report will be
acted on at melting to be held next Mon
day.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Each of the various organizations of
the Spanish American Var veterans is to
be known as a company, to be named after
an Army and Navy officer who gained dis
tinction during the war with Spain. The
officers OF the companies are TO be similar
to those OF the Reo''iar Army, are 70 be
elected, and will hold their positions for
one year"
The resolutions provide also for a chap
lain. The first sergeant will act as sec
retary, and the quartermaster sergeant as
treasurer. Following the organization of
the Washington association steps will be
taken TO establish others in the various
States. The Washington veterans are the
first to organize an association, the mem
bership of which is open to both officers
and privates. The objects are to keep
alive recollections of the Spanish Ameri-
can War and 10 help INDECENT members
The name of the Washington association
Will be General Miles Company, No. l.
The times., 1899-06-05
THE JANEY-cHILDs BOUT.
Strong Card offered to Lovers of the
Fistic Art.


The twenty-round bout between Jim
Janey, of this city, and Frank Childs, of
Chester Pa, which will take place Tues
day night at Stubener's Clubhouse, on the
Bladensburg Road, is attracting a great
deal OF attention among the local lovers
of the fstic art.
Childs comes with long string of vic
tories to his credit, having defeated such
men as George Cole, fourteen rounds; Fred
Woods, nine rounds; Charlie johnson,
four rounds; Dick Moor, ten rounds; Jim
Golding, sixty-one rounds; Jimmy Ryan,
six rounds; Frank Fisher, four rounds;
George Kane, twenty-five rounds, and
having fought draws with Jack Bonner
Jack Mccormick, Dick O'Brien. and
Charley McKeever. Janey's record is well
known. He has defeated all comers in the
last two years while under the manage
ment OF Al Herford of Baltimore, and was
never beaten at his weight
Besides the main event there will be an
eightround go between Jerry Marshall, of
Australia, and Eddie DAILY, of Boston. The
contests Will be for guaranteed purses,
and the affair will be managed by Mr..
Stubener himself. The men are equally
matched and the card should prove one of
the strongest ever pulled off in this section.
The boxing will begin at p. m.
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Fisher Enters "A Denial.

Harry Fisher, the Brooklyn boy, who is
to meet Joe Walcott in Baltimore on June
u, under the auspices of the Eureka Ath-
letic Club, is up in arms over the state
ment that he was once defeated by Dan
Sullivan Fisher denies that he ever met
Sullivan in the ring. whom he designates
as dead one" Continuing, Fisher
writes: why, Jim Japey, whom | knock
ed out in Baltimore in seven rounds, made
a punching bag of Sullivan in four rounds,
in a preliminary to the Joe Gans-Jack DAILY
twenty -fve-round contest in New York
last December. Besides, Sullivan is a sec
ond-rater whom the boxers around Boston
and New York have been making look like
a dub" To prove that Sullivan is one
OF the large crowd of fioaters in the box
ing game, Fisher says that after his fight
with Walcott win or lose, he will take
Sullivan on for fun. The purse. he says
he will devote to some charitable institu-
ton. n
The times., 1899-06-05
RARE CLOTHING STOLEN.
Mrs. olivia c. Warning Reports the
Loss of Valuable Apparel.

In communication to the police Mrs.
Olivia C. Warning, of 1855 Massachusetts
Avenue northwest. reports that at some
time since March / she has been robbed
OF several articles of apparel, which she
valued at s1,025. The articles are one
white satin waist, trimmed with lace, val
ued at $50; one pink brocade satin waist,
trimmed with lace, at 500; one blue and
pink brocaded satin waist, at SIS; one
green silk underskirt, trimmed with lace,
at $500; one gold colored plush opera cloak,
embroidered and trimmed with lace, at
800; one long golden brown plush coat,
lined with pale green satin, wadded with
eiderdown. and trimmed with silver fox
fur, at $500, and one tortoise shell carved
fan, valued at 500.
The articles were missed on Saturday
when Mrs. Warning returned to her home.
after an absence OF three months. The
police are investigating the matter.
The times., 1899-06-05
INJURED BY A WHEEL.
H. w. NcCorry Knocked Down and
Painfully Hurt.

H. ". McCorry, jr., sixteen years old. a
clerk, was knocked down at the corner of
Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
about $50 o'clock last night by an I'M
known bieyclist and sustained serious dis
location OF the left shoulder He was
crossing the street with two friends when
the accident occurred. The bicycle struck
him in the back, hurting him several feet.
The bicyclst was uninjured.
McCorry was taken to the Emergency
Hospital, where 1t was found necessary TO
put him under the influence of an anes-
thetic in order to reduce the dislocation.
After the shoulder had been bandaged the
young man was allowed to go to his home
at 3409 Eslin Street northwest.
The times., 1899-06-05
Many Lives Saved.

In almost every neighborhood there is
some one whose life has been saved by
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera, and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, or who has been cured Of
chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medi-
cine. Such persons make point of tell
ing of it whenever opportunity offers, hop
ing that it may be the means of -aving
other lives. For sale by Henry Evans,
wholesale and retail, 93S f Street north
west. and all druggists.
The times., 1899-06-05
A GAME AT wEEHAwKEN.
The New YorIss Beat Louisville With
the Greatest Ease.

New York, June 4.-Twenty-thr hun
dred persons witnessed the League cham
pionship game at Weehawken today. which
originally was scheduled to be played at
the Polo Grounds tomorrow. The score:
The times., 1899-06-05

First base on errors-New York 3. Left on
bases-Louisville IL, New York .. Home runs
Hartzeu. Foster. Two-basc hit-Carrick. Stolen
base-yan Haltren. Sacrifice hit-Grady. Double
play-Carrick Gleason, and Wilson, First base on
balls-of Philippi 2, off Magee 4, off Carriek !.
Struck out-By Msgee ?. Hit by piteher-fiart-
man 2 Balk-Philippi. Wild pitch--Carrick.
Umpres-0'Day and McGarr. Time OF game
hnurs
The times., 1899-06-05

William NJ. Chase, the artist, is wonderful
pistol shot Ex-senator ". NJ. Evarts once said
of him: HE can split playing card and write
his name with bullets at all manner of dis
tances. II must give Chase wonderful conf
dence among his fellow.men."
The times., 1899-06-05
WALL PAPER

GENERAL OTIS WANTS 80, 900 MEN. That means
more fighting in the Philippines. We are
still waging war against high prices and winning
battles every day. Only - up for papering rooms
with our rich handsome, stylish paper. F. G.
NoLTE, $40 9th st. No branch. je3-tf
ROOMS PAPERED. sl75 up; finest work: latest
designs HUNT, lOl2 Z st. NV. ie2-7t-em
ROOMS papered 81 up; hrst-class painting at bot
tom prices; all work guaranteed. RICHARD
6 RYNEX. $50 II st. ne. my5-1mo
The times., 1899-06-05

You will have assurance that perfect salts
faction viii he had by drinking Heurch's Beer,
if Heurich's is called for by naming Maerzen,
Senate, or Lager. Heurichs beers are sold on
draught and in bottles by all leading hotels
and restaurants in the city
The times., 1899-06-05
Pardon Wins the Austrian Derby.

Vienna, June title Austrian Derby,
which was run today. was won by Pardon.
Galifard was second, and Bon Yivant third.
The times., 1899-06-05
M NE. THEO.
keller MACCABEE TEMPLE,

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day night will positively be MR.. KEELER's last
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GET EN- WHILE THEY ARE HOT.-Tbat can
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made by the leading tailors (here), and worn
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NINE. DAVIS, born clairyoyant and card-reader;
tells about business; removes spells and evil
influences; reunites the separated, and gives luck
to all; piles and drunkenness I22s 25th st.
NV. my6-lmo-em
The times., 1899-06-05
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The times., 1899-06-05
The Washington Loan Office,
I224 PA. AVE. N. w.

e. Warren Johnson, Manager. for seventeea
years with H. h Fulton Advances made ON
Personal Property OF all kinds Correspondents
solicited An expert will call II desired Cold.
Silver, and Diamonds bought and sold. Business
strictly confidential api-smos
The times., 1899-06-05
The CoIOnels Lose and Are Now Tied
With Washington for
Tenth Place.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

GAME YESTERDAY.
New York, IL; Louisville, 2.
The times., 1899-06-05
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ATTORNEYS.

c. p JOCKEY.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
sa d Street Northwest Opposite City Hall)
Criminal Trials and Divorce Cases are my
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The times., 1899-06-05
STORAGE.
FOR sALE-BICYCLES.

ICYCLES-At prices to suit anybody's purse;
some of them been in storage warehouse: will
be sold As second hand; reasonable offer Is never
refused; need the cash; chainless wheels at
bargain prices bicycles bought outright; single
tube tires, mechanically put on, $50. y. Y.
CYCLE CO, 424 9Th st. NV ie4-3t
FOR sALE-Ride cheap; road-racer, good con-
dition, lamp, bell toe clips, and tools; sell
cheap. 14iS Huntington Place. ieS-3t-em
The times., 1899-06-05

dollars worth for Manicure
piecesShoe Horns, Blotting Pads Button Hooks Tooth
Seals and Letter OpeDsa 925000 sterling silver
The pieces advertised by the largest
department extraordinary bargains
We offer them % That's selling.
the country undersell US.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-14

Al de Mario de 1892 cxpuisandO a los
lindfos de Espafia, 6stos ofrecieron 4 los
Isobcranos treinta mil escudos de orc
Icon tai que anularan aquella violenta
ldisposicion, que condenaba la expa-
ltriacion, la miseria, q la desesperacion
y la muerte, segan las oportunas fra
ses de Lafuente, muchos milIares de fa-
milias que habfan nacido y vivido en-
Espafia. Los reyes recibieron al eomi
sionado de los hebreos, pero cuando
ltrataban con 81 entro en- ell salon repen
ltina airadamcnte fray Tomas de Tor
quemada, sacando un crucifijo que de
bajo de los habitos llevaba, 10 presento
La don Fernando y dona Isabel, di.
ciendoles
Judas Iscariote vendio su macs
Itro por treinta dineros de plata; vues-
| tras altezas lie van vender por treinta
mil; aquf esta, tomadle vendedle. -
Y arojandole sobre la mesa salio de la
sala.
Las palabras del iracundo fanatico
fraile causaron terrible impression en- ell
amino de los reyes, que antes atendieron
a su intenci6n que su atrevimiento; q
aqucllas palabras, insp.radas por ell odio
y por ell fanatismo, no hubo quien opu-
sierra las palabras de Cristo, llenas de
misericordia y de amor; ell ofrecimien
to de los judfos fu6 rechazado, ell
triunfo de Torquemada fue complete.
Hay algdn historiador que pone en-
duda ell hecno, por haber pasado sin
enojo nj correctivo; pero la Influenza
del fanatismo religioso 10 justifica cum
plidamente. Torquemada era capaz de
ESQ de mucho mas. En- cuanto 10
depas, la expulsion de los judfos era
mas provechosa ala corona que su ofre :
cimiento, no solo por realizar la unidad
religiosa, sino porque la confiscaci6n
de todos los bienes era algo mas que ell
donativo de una pequefia parte.
Fray Tomas de Torquemada perte-
necfa la familia del cardenal Juan de
Torquemada, como este, entro en- Ia
religion de Santo Domingo, la que
corresponds ell privilegio de la perse
cucion de los herejeE Instalado ell Santo
Oficio en- Sevilla, en- 1880, fray Tomas
fue nombrado inquisidor, por bula de
Sixto w. La falta de imparcialidad
y la destemplanza con que empezo a
funcionar aquel tribunal, alarmo los
mismos Reyes Catolicos, que, sin en-
barge, no podfan retroceder sin anular
su obra. Para moderar los estragos
inquisitoriales Sc creo ell Consejo Supre
mo, y sc nombro inquisidor general,
como delegado de la Santa Sede, pro
las Ordenanzas q que ell
Santo Otcio debfa atenerse.
Aquel nombramiento recayo en- Tor
quemada, que fue juzgado a proposito,
por su austeridad y talento; pero ell cie-
go furor del fanatico fraile Sc desbord6
en- las sInstrucciones, que di6 q los
tribunales subalternos, y cuya lectura
basta para que Sc comprenda de cuanto
era capaz ell cruel Inquisidor general y
cuan grande era su poder y su sober
bia.
Sus numerosas y espantables cruel
dades llegaron punto de ser grave
mente acusado ante la Santa Sede; Pc
ro los reyes espanoles y ell Papa estu-
vieron de su parte, y todos tuvieron1
que sujetarse q su parecer y acuerdo. No
vivfa, sin embargo, tranquilo ell ferdz
En- su casa adoptaba las
mayores precaueiones, temiendo ser en-
En- la Gale iba siempre ro-
deado de una numerosa guardia de ia
dc la Inquisici6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-14
EN- UN ALBU IL

Ausentome, al conocerte,
del pats en- que naciste,
Te VT, Matilde, y Jay tiiste!
mo puedo yolver a verte!
lPacienoia! Tiene mi suerte
oaprichos y mafas vieias--
En- esta ocasi6n mis- queIas
CON menos pena exhalara
81 an recuerdo te dejara
selnejante al que me dejas-
Abel0rdo L. de 4vaia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-14
SERVl Clio ESPECIAL
DE ''Li DEMOCRACI',,
movimiento de. pasageros
HOTELES

Hotel Washington. .-Entradas; Joa-
quin Fernandez, Adolfo Fernandez,
Juan Sam mboglio, Miguel Delgado. Sa
liias, Arturo Duran y sonora.
DefuncIones dia l3. -Agapita Rive
ra y Rivera.
Movimient0 maritime y entrada de pa
sajer0s:
TRAVESIA; ENTRADAS Ola 13.
De Mayagiiez, vapor esraflol ysBe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-14

Por la captura de Miguel Luna, pro-
fugo, solicita una grati6caci6n del Go
bierno para la guardia municipal el
| Alcalde de Ciales.
A los Jueces de a lnstancia e 1ns-
truccion de Guayama y Utuado, Sc les
ha orienado respectivamente enviar los
presos Luciano Morales y Placido Mar
tfnez al Presidio Departmental.
En- su calidad de doctor en- Medici-
ma, don Ricardo Hernandez ha sido
nombrado vocal de la Subdelegacion
de Medicina y Cirujfa.
Del cargo de Alcalde de Ciales, to
mo possession don Praxedes Santiago.
Dice Ella Correspondencia,, en- su
edicion del IL del presente mes, que
los informes y noticias las dara lisos y
escuetos, a estilo yankee, sin adjetivos
bombasticos, nj prodigando ell tftulo de
eamigo., Aplaudimos ell sistema adop-
tado por ell colega, por ser ell mismo que
nosotros tenemos.
Ell paradero de alguno de los miem-
bros de la familia del muchacho Leo
poldo Cruz, 10 desea saber Ia Acadia
del Rincon, para asuntos que Sc rela-
cionan con dicho muchacho, que hace
tempo lego q aquella poblacion.
Ell vapor philadelphia, llegara maila
ma, saldra por la tarde directamente
para New York.
Ell Caracas, recalara pasado mana
ma y zarpara por la tarde para Curacao
y La Guayra.
Completeness un colega de la Ca
pital reproduciendo ell siguiente suelto /;
Para asuntos de familia se desea
Laveriguar la residences de don Francis
co Pena Coto, natural de Pontevedra
Espaf1a que hace un aflo estaba en-
pleado en- la Empresa del ferrocarril de
Puerto Rico, desempei1ando ell destino
de Factor en- la Estaclon de Barcelona
ia. Cualquiera que supiese gu resi-
dencia Sc ruega 10 comunique al admi-
nistrador del pcriodico La Union Es-
paflola de la Habana. 5fk
DC Vcuuc uu PoItou, PioPiO para
empresa de coches, de MADEIRA del pats.
Informaran Gale de la Aurora nu-
nero %. i m.
Hemos recibido por ell correo vene-
zolano la proclama rcyolucionaria que
ha dado q la naci6n = a sus amigos ell
General Ramon Guerra. HI ~ Elf.
Las cartas que Sc expresan conti-
nuacion sc encuentran detenides en- la
Administrator de CORES de esta ciu-
dad en- donde permaneceran por Is dias
pasado este tempo seran enviadas la
oficina general de Washington.
Aragone Juan Tomas, Albelo Jere-
mfas, Brown William, Bridgowater E.
b., Berman Justina, Burdett Nelson,
Bunschwig Louis, Bellies Agnes, Basan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-14
r l Nj 4

Para saltar las piedras del torrents
que q nuestros pies bullfa,
sobre mi mano ariiente
puso su mano frfa. -
Breve instante las aguas cristalinas
copiaronla en- 50 centro,
como 81 aun las ondinas
morasen allf dentro.
Hoy, ,cuando cruzo la corriente a solas,
aun ell raudal de plata
de las tremulas olas
miro 81 la retrata
VICENTE W. QuERoL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-14
ALBUM BiOGnAFICO
TOR0UEMADA

.M,wi6 Ell rs de ,Septiembre de HOS.
Habta aacieSo en- Valladolid en- Ell ai5o
de 1870.
Cuentan Prescott y otros historiado.
res que cuando los Reyes Catolicos fr-
maron en- Granada ell famoso edicto de