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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
MAS MENTIRAS

E perl6dico de New-York The TIMES, en-
su edici6n del 10 de AbriT, decfa 10 slguiente;
6El gobernador Allen, de Puerto Rico,
conferenci6 aver con 81 presidente, en- la Casa
Blanca, discutieron la administration de la
isa 81 gobernador Allen manifesto Ultima
mente que no saba NADIA sobre la petici0n de
5000 obreros presentada en- Washington por
uno de los miembros de la federation obrera.
Atribnye la agitacion M011z Rivera, CAN
DIDATO DESAIRAD0 A Los PU EST0S PU-
BLIC0S.S
E senior Mufloz Rivera, desde que arroio
sobre Ia mesa del general Henry su renuncia
como Presidente oe CUnselo, no aspire, nj
aspra, nj aspirara ningdn cargo de Ia aa.
minlstfaci6n,
lie consta Charles Allen, porque SO To-
manifesto, por eserlto de palabra, en- diver
sas oeasOnes, ell jefe federal Y'le eonsta tam
bien porque al propOner Ell Comite candidatura
para ell Conseio Executive, ell senior MunOE Ri
vera so PERnTlo qua hgurase sn nombre.
81 senior Munoz Rivera DESPRECIA--es
Ia palabra-despFecia los cargos p6blicos, ,si
para obtenerlos ha de rsbajarse "a altiyez dc
los ciDdadanos, Pero desprecia mas a6n los
que, para sostenerse en- esUs cargus, contra ia
vsrdad y Ia razon, aeuden Ia calumnia Ia
mentlrA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
America ie. N rte

SegGn informe ,deI gobernador de Cura-
gao, agentes nortesm4ricanos recorren la isla
desde algdn tempo demostrsndo los habi-
tantes 10 nal Que esta e comercio aili men-
tras que el de Puerto Rico GuneIttl de dtt en-
ddt--si, Jose -desde que la antigua colonia es-
paiioa s. ha hecho po,esidn a'nericaoa.
EStos age ates secrotaa lncltaD los habi-
tantes 0if cir una petlriln a 'oS E,tddos Un1
,dns para pc IL ia anexi0n pura slmpiemente
Les prOnete1 en nom0re de su Goulerno, que
la SAL principal recurso de CURACAO, podia ser
import&da los Esta1os UnidUs sin pagar MIN
gun derecho.
Todsvia necesta mas la poftca de expan-
sion de Nc Kinley.
Ell iiustte s4bio americana Mr.. Edison
ha descuDlerto un acumnlacor que sirVe como
orlgen de energis de luz 7 cue 2uede adap
tarse los barcos q los cerraaies las f&
bricas,
Sc iguoran, sin embargo, todayfa detalles
de este maravilloso descubn "ien5o,
Ell general de las fuerDas norteamericanas
que operan en Ri ipinas, Mr. arthur, sera rele
vado en- bfove, reemplazandUie 81 hrigadier ge-
neral James Wade.
La Compa1ia <Nortn Western Trans
portati6a Company , esta construyendo una se-
rie de buqnes de las dimenSiones mayores que
permitan los canale, que han de atravesaT y
rior.
La industrla del hero acero de Pitts
burgo tendra a su servicio uiez de estos bu-
ques, los canteros de Lorena, Cleveland,
Detriet Chicago han mandado construir
otros nueye.
De estos vapores, que partiran de los
grandes lagos, Sc uniran al Atiantico por
e canal Weland Ell golfo de San Loren
20.
Una empresa constructors de buques de
Connecticut (Estados Undos,) tiene encargo
de construir uos navlos m6nstruos, cada uno
de los cuales ha de costar rs millones, que Sc
ran desti1 ados q hacer la travesfa desde la cos
ia del PacffcO los puertos del Extreme
Oriente,
Podran transporter 1000 pasageros, ca
bran en- sus carboneras 1000 tUAeadas de COM
bustlDle.
Meuiran $50 peis de largo por rs de ancho
provistos de cinco puentes, desplazaran $4,000
tOneladas; es decr, 10000 toneladaS maS que
ell Deutschland que es el 0uque mas grande de
los existent s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
San JuAM
N0EAs Pos Csy RgEts

. de Mayo.
Core G, rumor de que ell vapor espsnol
ktsla cc Panay,S Sc ha 2erddo
Pol flu ,fu8 uomorado Comisario del ba-
rio de igs Earina, u toleejai Reyes Silva. a
mcdius que 4e pressntan los cnupones Van
coiocauccse los vampires que ocupan cargos
en- este Concejo.
La depostaria del ayuntamiento Sc ha
trasladado del sito que ocupaba, al local dom
de estaba la capilla, techo que Sc presta para
una sustracc6n.
Hoy SO hicieron las pruebas de la bomba
traida por la SLiga de propietariosS para la
limpieza de algibes letrinas.
De Barcelona debi6 haber salido ell 25 del
me 'pasado, ell vapor espafiol <CataniaO, con
rumbo a Puerto Rico.
Core con insistencla ell rumor de que una
de las principales easas de comerco de esta
ciudad, trata de declararse en- suspension de
pagos
Aver sall6 para Ponce Ell Lcdo. PARA Ca
pc, representante republicano la camara e-
gislativa.
Sc encuentra muy grave una nina, de po-
cos s6os hija del doctor don Arturo Vazquez
Pradas, querido amigo nuestro. Celebrate.
mos que recobrase su salud.
Hoy, al llegar ell vapor sSan JuanS, Sc en-
contr6 ia tripulaci6n con que habia desapare-
cido ei muele de su eompaiia.
FL aIcalde de Ponce ha conference.-the larga
mente con las principales autoridsdes de, go
bierno. Su visje aquf Sc reIacions con asun-
tos fnancieTos de aquel municipio.
Con preciosos cantlcos Sc solemnizan en- la
iglesia de San Jose los cultos de Mayo.
Las ninss recltan poesias Ia virgen 81
ofreoerle Ia dor cat6lica del dia.
Aver TODD ell die estnveron de fiesta lol
obreros de esta clndad. Anoche dipron uns
uncl6n en 81 teatro, hubo yarios baies.
La nspiisstsel6n soeislistass pFessnts =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03

EsPARA

El gobierno espoho contia On que no Sc al
terara On IA peninsula el Oruen puOico,
Sagasta cree tener uha iniaehsa mayoria
en- las eleccinhes,
Los soeialistas cesbrarop con toda pom
pa las resiss de 10 dc Mayo. Al "mcering"
concurrieron mas de Is nj! obrelos, De ALI
surgi0 una manifestation que rccofri0 los prin
cipa,es aYcuI4as LrTUJanuC uuY.ae dc pivdras
los estaDieein lehtUs, Glapaf hpd" tn-s "aAuo
muerss q lss Congregations rellsi"sas.
Esa actgud nostll ubnsO OF ci1fre Ge las
fabrleas,
La guardia civil cargo SCORE los revoltosos
echanuO tleir4 mucnVs ue los agisaiores, Sc
ha reStablecldo IA yrahqGi3lu4a, zero Sc te1en
nuevos uisturbi0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03

gobernador para manifestarle 10 nal que Sc en-
utntrela clase obrera. Hemos DIDO decir que
80 Ia coutest6 que la culps ue ESQ la tenia ei
grupo republcSro de San Juan,
El domingo es Ell benedclo de los artistas
pnertorr!quenos Es~rsto 9elez y Esteoan
MenteSino.
Ceferino Arongo, deteaiio por sospechas
de qve tuAct CO.. plice en- e, incendio del nue.
lie ue esps0n, fuC puesaJ en- libertad. No
rescta ccntra e. otro cargo cue haber escapa.
DO uu ca5allo % g! momelto que ardia Ell
muele
A7ango es el antique .ardugo que di6
muerte Pompa, lgusi que F.gueroa Chava-
rris, en- Ponce.
Ell doctor don Rafael del Vale ha muda-
do su domioilio de. la calle del Cristo la de
Fortaleza n1mero 16.
Ha contraido matrimonio don Isidoro Del
gado, con la sehorlta Rita Diaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
COMO Sc PIDE

La DemocrGc6G daramente nos acusa de trdid0qes,
Sertes odutadores demas indezas del yocabuario que
empea todos los que pensan como ella: pne oien
esa diaecca ampuIosa sin sentdo DO que hace tan
frecuente uso, cuando, como qui6h hemos sioo
traidores: que consste e servismo de que mote
orando las personas aquieues adulamos; y no 10 In
tena, va que probarlo pnede, tendremos derecho
decr que los que escriten La Deocnncia gran
dsimos charlatanes, unos embuseros de profession.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
in deSmentId0

Wa; lngt2u Abrii 17,-El secretario de es-
tado hG leeiOiue aSe all exJenSo caDlegI
0e "a Can 4ra Ge UOmercio oe PuertV-klCO, ne-
gdudo seaG CT rtas as aseVeracluneS hecnas
por q goOeruauUr Allen soUre Ia prosperluad
us la Is u.
Asegura Ia CanaTN que touos los negocios
1e la sle eeJan hoy edA mas Ias,lmoso estado
ue pafaIllaclou } que Ell pueUIo esta sumldo en-
la mlsefia
DecIara ademas que la poitica de los Es-
tados Unidos en la isia, no Sc ha encahinado
al fomento de la lnuuStria del comercio que
va Ell pueblo puertoHlqueno no tiene espetan
las de Varar de conulcl6u mieutras no Gamble
de rum0o ia acGuai pontlca amertcana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
GnaR BREThMA

Segdn dice Ell departamento de la guerra,
de Lonures, en- los diJitnos comDates sufrieron
los beers ITO oajes y II los ingeses.
Lord Kitchener comunica que siguen las
negoclac. ones de paz con BOtna, SECURE de un
honroSo lin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
FlLLRINAs

81 reyolueonarios hiipinos Sc han presen.
tado Ell lsaOssa a as autofiuades amerieanas.
sc ulce que uentro ue iluos oias 50 cence
dsfa ID liDeibad al genefaiisimo Agulnaisu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03

| de 1901, inserta este p1rrafo DE LA RED4c-
cIoN
GNavegamos cuatrocier tos afios hasta que
perdid0 el tim6n de la viela nave, tropezamos
con el acorazado poderoso que nos encontr6
sumergdos, ah0gados. arruinados y sin ere
ditto, dandohos gener0S0 TensCIque1
Ademas, los insultos Espafa a los hi
jos de Espaila ahundar tarto an ese papel que
no Sc necesita recogerios, nj consentimos nos
otros que Sc recojan en- La OEMoCRACIA.
Ell Pals en- su ndmero "a del Is de Abri
de 1.s98, insert6 estos parrafos DE LA REDAC-
CIoN.
<IIa cesado de jefe de orden pGblico en- es
ia capital ell comandante senior Nouvilas. Lo
lamentamos.
xE CORRECTo CABALLERo, ell cUMPLIDo
MLIITAR, ell hombre que con su TACTo EXQUI-
sITO PRUDENCIA EXTREMADA supo sostener
las consecuencias desagradables que hubieran
ocurrido en- ell dfa Vfsperas de las elecciones,
bien merece que Sc sIENTA su aejamiento de
puesto tan delicado
VQuepale la satisfaction al se1Or Nouvilas
de que ell pueblo 10 QUIERE y NUNcA oLvIDARA
su actitud modesto para con las masas, sobre
todo la noche del dfa 20 de Mario, en- que este
pueblo sensato recibl6 la tremenda osada
imposition de los fusioniStas, derrotando la
voluntad popular en- las personas de Fernan-
dez Juncos y Barbosa.
GE seiior Nouvilas ha cumplido honrddd-
nlente la notable mission del deicado cargo que
hasta hoy ha desempefado apesar del NARA
do descontento del mnisterio de la goberna-
ci6n.S
Ell PALS, en- su nGmero 17s del IA de Oc
tubre de 1898, nsert6 estoS parrafos DELLA
REDACCIoN:
GMacias es un militar DIEsTRo PUNpoNo
Roso, un polltico SINCERE y coNCnIADoR, un
gobernante RECTo CELosO, un hombre HON
RADIO CABALLEROsO. Gobern6 aqui en- mo-
lnentos los mas bitches para Puerto Kico los
mas crfticos para Espaha Siempres JUsTo,
siempre NOBLE, siempre CoRRECro 8observ6
los hechos, CUMPLIo sUS DEBERES, obedecio
6rdenes. Tuvo momentos de cruel augusta,
de triste deception. 81 la autonomfa no rigi6
aquf con ealtad y pureza, NO LIE ALcANzA LA
CENSURA porque gran parte de DE 10 HECHO
iba contra su deSe0
GVaya con Dios el NOBLE y HoNRADo 20.
bernador; que la suerte lie ayude. Los que lie
comprenderon Ell su Ultima labor, no le olvi
daran, Puerto Rico 10 recordara stempre con
reSpeto con carido.S
VEL PATS mismo, en- su nGmero 1Ol, del
27 de Abril de 1901, inserta estos parfafos DE
LA REDACCIoN;
SCam6 MACTAS, Francla Miquelini,
<NQUVlLAS comparsa y toda aquella pl6yaoe
de despotas, con ell puder en- las nanos la
fiebre de a-aesesperaci6n en- Ell ser Aaute, nos
Infundi6 terror haeiendouos ir por Nsmpos
huyendo Ia raOia Imp&eGh4e s5inCrfa.de
Ultima hOra,S
GQueren mayor y mejor prueba de que
fueron son los ADULADoREs en- presencn
los oALuMNIADoRES en- ausenca2 En- tempos
de Macias de N0uvllas Sc adulaba al uno pa
ra que sostuVlese las secretaries de despacho
al otro para que amparase LAS TURBAs en las
Gales. Ell Pals esta lleno de iisonjas a los dos
miIitares En- tiempos de Allen oe Techter
es esos quienes Sc quema la mira de un In
condicioualismo miserable de una lisonja
repulsva
Queda, pues, probado BN our FuRMA PRAO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
La NiKafA
Gran camissrIa con Trsn de Iavado al yapor

oroveedores de la Real Casede Epana Fabca ord
cuaqu peddo que haga dicbO cuo hhma
Constane urtdO de cobaas ma amsetas cueo pu
boonaduras odas cs para entes emsas Pron
tud esmeEc PreclOs imitados,
PEDRO GARCIA RODRIGUEZ- -Fortaleza s5 Iusn
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
Galer1a FOtograhca
De RAFAEL COLORADO O. ASSAY.
SAN JOSE II, ALTOS DE La &MI LITA,
TalefOnO n0merO "a. -Apartsdo S2e.

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Gtogr as mTacoues epr'u manos.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
hORrE-AmEHICA.

81 yapor KERLANDIA ma llegado Homo
lulu con OchenJa cinco emigfantes puerto-
rriquefos. En Id travesia murisron sells por
enfermedades contraidas entertainments segun
certifeadO neaico. Sc les dio sepultura en ei
mar
La CAmara de vomercio de New York
di6 10 explendido lunch en honor ds la con-
venci0n Guiana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-03
AFRICA AuaTaAL

En- la Colonia del CaDo nan habido serios
eneuentros.
Un destacamento lngl6s fue destrozado
por los beers unas fuerzas que yinieron auxi-
liar aquel atacaron repetldas yeces eseus.
Los beers Sostuyieron tres combates y en- el
Gltimo Sc uispersaron sin bajas que lamen.
tar.
En- las cercanfas de Richmond sostuvie-
ron una accion los beers con una columna in
glesa, haclendoles muchos muertOs Ocupan-
dole dos pleas de artllieria.
I'm Transyaal Orange, los repuOlIca-
nos han capturado aigunos destacamentos de
poca impoi taneia.
Iii caudiilo boer Both Sc haya en- Preto-
ria, capital del Trausvasi. Hs sIgnlhcauo vi
generalfsimo luges que en- tantO no SO ratitl-
quen las conclnslones sus fuerzas seguiran la
campafia a ma de feduclr los ingloses.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
FATHER BRENT WILL
ACCEPT THE OFFICE

Boston. Nov. 17.--Rev. Father Charles
H. Brent, bishop-elect of the Episcopal
Church in the Philippines definitely
announced his acceptance of the office
conferred upon him from the pulpit or
ST. Stephens Church at this morning
service. 1t is understood that FIR
Brent's conservation will take place
about Christmas time In part, Mr.
Brent said:
1.-THE bishop who goes to- the Philip
pine Islands goes to stand - for right
eousness in civil life; to make civil
service what it should be there. to pro-
mote Christian education in that coun-
try to further the interests of Ameri-
can civilization in that country which
is now our responsibility, to foster the
true elements of our own civilization.
In all these my belief and attachment
are so strong that l have chosen this
for my country.
1T is no longer a question of inn
perialism or of anti-imperialism. We
have our duty to perform. 1t Is to
give these people, for they are ours
now, all that we are capable of giving
them.
ut has been argued by some mem
bers of our church that because the
Roman Catholic Church is established
in that country we have no business
there, Do not think that the bishop
goes to the Philippines as the enemy
of the Roman Catholic Church, He
goes as the enemy of their enemies, of
lust, extortion, dishonor and oppres-
sion"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
COMPARATIVE RECORDS
FAVOR THE INFANTRY

Members of the Worcester Light In
fantrv takes exception to the statement
made in a morning paper, not The SPY,
which, in reference to the quaIhcaIloh
Of militia marksmen, reads: CITY
Guards also qualified every man TINS
wear. a record hitherto rarely if ever
reached by Worcester militia eoil-
pany."
The members of the Light Infantry
feel the statement does not do them
Justice. A statement of similar import
was made in an evening paper Satur-
dav night, and yesterday table taken
from the adjutant generals report was
made out by members OF the Ihlahtry
showing the standing Of both compa-
MES for seven years past, ana Inc Spy
has been asked to print it.
Every wear during that time the
light Infantry has qualified more
men than the.City Guards, and the to-
AL score has always been ahead of that
of Can't. E. G. Barretts command.
In 1894 the Light Infantry rifle team
made the best showing in the Second
Regiment, and the same was the case
in 1895. 1896, 1897, 1899. In 1896 the
cornanv stood sixth best in the state.
In 1897 the command stood third in the
state and was awarded the state prize
of n military library for general eff
cheney I'm fharkfIansnip. In 1899, Capt.
P. L. Riders command was fifth in
efficiency among the companies Of the
state. and in 1900. although second in
the Second Regiment. the command
presented the fourth best qualification
let among companies of the state.
Between both companies friendly
,ivalrv has always existed in matters
hearing on the qualifications of a
soldier, and the Infantry members feel
certain they should get at least credit
for what they have done. When the
Infantry qualified 81 men, there were
only 81 men in the command and 1t IS
only since the war that % men nave
49,, oiIoved on the company roll, the
,oes+ions of duarternaster sergeant
ana company cook being added since
the war with Spain.
,The table showing the number Of
men qualified by each company and
total score, follows:--
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
HAVE BEEN UNABLE
TO DELIVER TROPHY

New York, Nov. 17.-Brigadier Gen
eral Bird w. Spencer, President of the
National Rife Association of America
and Secretary Albert S. Jones. are in
communicative with the customs aa-
thorities of Canada endeavoring to de-
liver the Palma trophy which the Ca
madam marksmen won at the rife
shooting tournament which was held at
Sea Grit last September.
For some reason or other the Cana
dian authorities cannot see their way
to admit the trophy and while Gen.
Spencer and all the other American
marksmen are reluctant to lose the
prize which is emblematic of the inter-
national team championship they are
more than anxious to deliver it to the
Canadian shooters who so cleverly won
It.
Gen. Spencer said today that he had
no doubt but that the Canadian Gus
toms officers would surely find loop
hole through which the emblem could
be admitted to the Canadian dominion
and he also has hopes that before
next September the American rihemen
will recapture the prize so that it's
tenure in Canada shall be short lived.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18

FOREIGNERS WILL NOT BE
BARRED AT HENLEY

Dublin. Nov. 17.-Baron O'Brien, lord
chief Justice of Ireland, who recently
announced his intention to offer cup
for an international rowing compete
ton in connection with the Cork eXhi-
ton next year, presided yesterday at a
meeting Of special committee who
decided to issue invitations to the prin-
cipal rowing clubs in Great Britain, the
United States, Canada and continental
Europe to enter an eight-oared race at
Cork about July 2 for the cup Lord
O'Brien will present. The trophy,
which will be of the value of G25O0,
will become the property of the win
ming crew.
Letters warmly approving the pro-
iect were received from the Marquis
of Londonderry, postmaster general;
from Baron Alverstone, lord chief JUS
tice of England and from Baron Ar
dilaun, president of the Royal Dublin
Society, and others.
London. Nov. 1.-THE members of
the Thames Rowing Club, at meeting
held yesterday, rejected by large ma
jority the plea of William H. Grenfel,
M. P, the well-known oarsman, in
favor of the exclusion of foreigners
from the Henley Royal regatta.
Although a final decision will not be
taken until next Saturday, the action
of the club is regarded as virtually set
Ting the matter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
WILLIAM BRANN0N
REINSTATED AT TACOMA

Cincinnati, Nov 17.-Wiliiam Bran
non who for nearly decade has been
ostracized from the American turf, has
been reinstated at Latonia. The Of
fence which made Brannon turf out
law was the alleged ringing" of the
noted old horse Tanner under the name
of Polk Badget at Latonia, on which
he won somthlng like 100000
Brannon trained the horse on the
pike outside af Latonia and nobody
knew anything about him until after
the coup had been made. Polk Badget
opened at 40 to 1 and was backed down
to s to 5. Jockey Keith had the mount
and tried to make a close finish but
the horse got his head and finished
away out in front. Brannon never
claimed the purse. The horse was
taken 10 a stable in this city and that
night he was hidden behind some
freight in a baggage car, painted to
prevent recognition by the officials, and
shipped direct to Jersey City. The
trail grew so hot that he had scarce
reached the stable there when he was
taken out and shipped to Hopkinsville,
Tenn.
The horse is dead, also the jockey
who rode him. Judge Perkins said he
thought Brannon had suffered punish
ment enough
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
WORCESTER CONTRIBUTES
TO A ROGUES' GALLERY

In response to a request from the
chief Of police of Poughkeepsie, In
spector Patrick O'Day Will send to him
today about so photographs of noted
criminals with whom the local depart
ment has come in contact.
The chief of the Poughkeepsie police
department planned about four months
ago to secure a rogues' gallery, and
Saturday Chief of Police w. ]. e.
Stone decided to help him. Yesterday
Inspector O'Day picked out choice
collections Of Mugs" and today they
will be mailed.
The collection In Worcester, which
has been carefully watched over by
Inspector O'Day, is one of the best in
the country for a place of Worcester's
size. 1t was first established by In
spector O'Day, and contains pictures of
some of the country's most famous
crooks
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
TW0-MEN TEAMS WILL
DECIDE SUPERIORITY

Two two-men teams will meet at the
Sherwood alleys tomorrow night to
complete arrangements for match
that is already being specialized upon
by the candlepin rollers. Joseph Wray
and Con DAILY, members of the Wood
choppers team of the Sherwood alleys
tournament and j. Delgnan and Cour-
min of the North Ends will make up
the pairs that will battle. A five string
match, total pins to count, will be ar
ranged A big gathering Of local lovers
of the sport will undoubtedly attend
the match as there is intense rivalry
between the two-men teams. In a
match last week, Cournin beat Daily.
Daily's partner, Wray, then rolled
Cournin and was victorious. The dis
cussion that followed resulted in an
agreement to meet tomorrow night to
close the proposed match.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
VERDICT OF ACQUITTAL
BROUGHT IN BY JURY

Denver, Col, Nov. 1.-THE jury in the
Anderson case this afternoon brought in
a verdict of acquittal w. w. Anderson,
a lawyer of this city, shot II. II. Tam
men and F. j. Bonfils, proprietors of the
Denver Post, about a year and half
ago. The shooting occurred in the pri-
vate office of the owners of the paper and
for time 1t was thought Bonfils would
not recover from his wounds. He sur
vived however. Tammen received only
slight wounds in the affray.
Anderson was tried three times the first
two trials resulting in divided juries The
trial Just closed was merely formal pre-
sentation of the recorded evidence given
in the previous trials and arguments of
COUNSEL the idea being to have new
jury in the case, The trial was concluded
Saturday, and the verdict rendered today.