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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-08
Nine. Hadina in London.

LONDON, June S.-The most prom.
inent figure on the dramatic horizon al
present Is Madame Jane Hading. the
great French tragedienne, who begins
her London engagement tonight at the
Coroner theatre. She viii play for a
and her repertoire is to include
PLUS que Refine and her latest Par.
isian triumph, lie Chatelaine," in
which she is to be associated with NJ.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-08

At Odessa, Mo-, Sheriff Haman and
Deputy Sheriff Bacon are rivals for
the hand Of Miss Fry. Bets are ever
as to which will land in the matrimo-
NAL skillet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-08
so Hard.

Its hard to lose ones relatives"
said the poor man insinuatingly.
Hard" growled the millionaire.
sWhy, it's almost impossible"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
EDICTO
Estados Unidos de America. 8 el
Presidente de los Estados Undos Y
On 50 nombre don Felipe Cuchi :
Arnau, Juez Presidente del Trlbu-
nal dc Distrito de- Areoibo.

HAGO SABER: Que don Miguel dofa
Maria del Carmen dofIa Francisco Cubano
y Soler, asistida eata Ultima, de sn marido
don Esperanza Rada, ell primero casAdo, Y la
segunda soltera, todos mayores de edad del
vecindArio de esta oiudad, han acudldo
este Tribunal, solictaudo Sc la declare 81
dominic su favor, de 10 siguiente
Ffnca rustida, sin nombre conocido, de
estansion superficial cinco cuefdas, treinta y
slete .centiareas de otra, equivalente dos
hectSreas, once areas seis centiareas, de
terreno de vega destinado pastos situado
On el barrio de- Hato Viejo, termino munici
pal de ArecibO. Linda por 81 Saliente con
la Hacienda GSan Pedro1 de la suoesi0n de
don Demetrio de Jesds succession de don Luis
de Ealo; al Norte, con terrenos de don Angel
Sanchez; al Sur, Ia citada succession JPsGs; y
al Poniente, el mi mo don Angel Sanchez v
In menc.onada succession Jesds, Ia cual sd-
qurleron por herencia de Eu madre dofa
Maria de los Angeles So,er Soto.
SO ba oEdenado por este Tribur al, en-
proVt1enOia de treinta de JUNO ti'timo, que
So convoqus d. las personals ignoradas, oule :
mes pusda psrjudicar Ia inscription Solicl-
tada. por medic de edicks que Sc fjaran on
los eStrados del Tribunal 8 insertarsn poE
tres veces, en- uno de los diarios de mas cir .
culacion de San Juan q fla de que en- el ter
N no de sesenta dias naturaleS, co nparezea1 Il
81 quieren a'egaE su dere:ho, pudiendo den
tro de dtoho t3rmino proponer y practtoar
as pruebas que tengan poF conven.ente.
Dado en- Areoibo, dos de JULIO de mil
novecientos dos.
FL eeorstaFio
JOse e Fg'GsrG;
Rl PFesidents
Felipe Cqtchi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
Sc nos hiz) iuStiCia

Ia viEtu& % 10 sArtA Qas Ksaihi6-
rAmoa &@l eaS1oR eeEnaaisea aeySeusmz
AmbulantsA laamal earta aAlicitahR Do
nogosroa NO sab2mos qua matlfsala
DO u nHbe de nuchAchoa gus vsndG
La q U9rrasponaGnOias amens q iuao
NOS CON p0nsr obatGculo en- la. ealia
q la essnta da sata AiMrios si.K O. 1haefA.
mos 10 que auevfa, enViamca aver
Al eeflor Alcalaa de lA ciadAd. la 81
gui@uta earta.
eSan JuSn, Jalio z de 1903 &c.
n0rah'a SaHior AlcAlda da San JuAn.
San JaaR p. r. Sancs.
Una cartA Eel se faor Nareiao Via
der qns 90 asnomina rsmatista ds
ventaa AmbRlantes, me h'zo sAbsE
que 81 NO matFiOulaba los ehieoa Qms
vendan ala @ F1ssponaensiAS. %
Si6aiso que airi1o an estA eiRAad,
opoHAria obstAsRlos 6 II eiTcal&sion
del mismo porqWe. & tIanG asgeeho
imporar por clio m tribHto.
Raego q Rstod, aanor, die aM Atsn
zion On 10 qae sigue,
10. JAm&s 10 vsntA de peri6Aieoa
On 10 ealls fa6 pOr esa MuHieipio
gravada con tribato AsgHno. SRs
@Hso eiSrto, 6 E6f
20. BE 10 qas saa ssaor ram atls.
to hA AdaairiaO sel derasho & impo-
ner tribRtoaa q oil derecho 6 n1Ohrar
tribatoS .por inda0tr % Is Las cMalas
el ayantamisnto Lao IN impmoatO
constanao On el prs@upussto do in-
gresosf''
81. 81 cate diarlo pega daAniAa
contribution 81 MnniCapto p pubn
oarss para ssF lsiao por al I dhlicO q
eambio de 10 idstsrmiuad0 prasio,
Ipueda imponarae an aobls trihatO,
par igual e0neapto3
e.. La contrihmcion qae si Nani
eipi0 cobra 6 este aiARio 90 poe "ha'
esrlG" solo. q 90 por ''haCsrlo y co,
ti2srlo y por dstaRminaao preOio hA'
ssrlo seirealAr para que aelee."
Sd. Hs an diArio Qua % sseribs
ON San Juans pro&woS0 nacionalr
q IL proausto los obra?
g.. 61 lAsaaeas, los. pensAmien
tos. l&s nc4iciaa de hsohos, los Rnan
sios do lA ials, Feaneis, Esps d., Ia,
glAtsrra. los articulos, In iEforma'
sion 10 sueeaOa etc. cts. proaucto
macdonald
En eonssGuansia dc todo 10 CaAl
ruego Aasted, Q ,r, emihis nm Ia.
foHms AesrsA do la pretsndiaa impo
sieion de nasvos tributes que 20 con
sideTo injusta 8 ilsgal.s
a los. veintieaAtro horas, r@eibi-
mos el sigaiente anaoso.
"1ar. Endoso. Odeinas del Aleal.
dc. San Jaan, p. E Jauo 8 1903
Atentamenta 90 mAniAeasa Al &C.
nor director do stLA O.er0apOnden'
Gle de p. r. {" dom Manual z mo Gan
de que 90 hs GAsiado al % d Via
dor eontratista Do arbitrlo de ven
tAs ambulantes & fin do que NO CON
tiuue hseionao In extgeneia dc que
sean matriOulaaos los vsndsaoras de
peri6aicos, por no fieurar estes On
el pliego dc eonaisiones y ser mug
Atsndibles Las rsx :nes sx 1nestas por
el sxpyesaao director. R H Todd,
alealae dc San JaAn."
Q Isdamog pu@s goeonocl4oa oil Sc
Hor Alcslds, pHas cato deSnusstra
que atienao como aabe las jastaA qas
aqWs 20 sxponen 81 considers
eion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
UNA MUJER cONTENTA.

Apartc de toda question de forma
facciones, tiene un attractive que
le es propio. La frescura de gus
mejillas, Ia elasticidad do su paso, el
timbre de su voz-tsdos estos for
mau atractiVos para todo ell mundo.
Maravillesa Y valiosa como es, IL
salud no ca eosa tan diicil de To-
grar, como Green algunos desanima-
dos. La mayor parte de las nfeccio-
nes femeniles, proceden de sangre
impura, nutricion defectuosa Y baia
yitalidad. La ciencia moderna pro-
porciona el remedio que meior txi.
to ha dado para tai condicion, Ia
PREPARATION De WAMPOLE.
Es tan sabrosa como Ia miel Y con-
tiene los principles nutritiyos y GU
rativos del Aceite de Higado dc Ba-
calao Puro, combinados con Jarabo
de HipofosAtos Compuesto, Extractos
de Malta Cerezo SiIvestres To-
mada antes del alimento, mejora ell
apetito, crea grasa, renueya la vitali-
dad, enriquece la sangre y cura esas
debilidades peculiares al scxo, que
son el verdadero origen de 81 NAL
estar. Es un cousuelo para las es-
posas cansadas, las madFess qae estan
orlando, = las pihas en- st desaEro-
lIo. ImpaEte color 4 las caras pail
das y Fobustece los pechos hundi,
dos. En- una palabra, natre y desa-
rrolla todo el cuerpo cansa una
agradahls. eorprssa 4 los. debilitados,
desalentaffos deseoraaonados pa
cientes. "El Sr. Dir. Jose NJ Guijo-
ca, de Mexico, dice: He empleado su
preparation en- una Sahorita que
preeentaba algnnos> sintomss iRquie-
tantes en- el apaFatoa regpiraAorio y
desde el primer frasco comenz6
notarss alivi0 maroado, hahiendo de-
saparecido toda huella de enferme.
dad al termipar ei sexta frasco. Me
llam6 sobre todo Ia 8teaciSn el gus
to con que esta Seflorita t0maha
la mencionada preparation, no guce-
diendo asi con las otras similares,
hacia las cuales manifestaba ma
nifesta una FepugRaneia5 extpenna
Basta ma bobela4paIa ,eonpencerae.
Efcaz desde La primera d6gis. Ma.
die snfre un desengafio con esta."
De yenta en- Droguerias y Boticaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
Ell LEON P0NCENO

5 600 personas usan nuestro oalzado en- Pom
ce. Unicos vendsdores del famoso calZado
para hombre: SMART SET.
Sombreros, cuellos. oorbatas, puhos, eindni
dad de Articulos para csballero.
COMERCIo STREET.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
Come de ESQ.

FL ssnor reu atista de sodas laa 90.
aas hAbiaas y por haber (inclaso sl
monaongc) an nm rapto de oimpico
oTgullo ai1o aelante de varios sefio.
res: svoy revsntar 6 "LA Cores
pondenefa" pOtqzs se hA mstido con-
miRc>.
7 l2As!.. NOS envi6 nm a6k asss
orden6ndonos mAtrieul&rSmoR la
gran machitauga que ysnde este po
E.6dioo. amenRxAudonos 81 slmanihcalS
conque ibA 6 obstaCulisAr 10 vsntA On
La GALES.
Psro sl Alealaa de la eiudad en- via
TO dol ealibrs de 10 pretsnsi6n, ha
odsiIdo al senior contratista die'6n.
dole que no ha lugAr . 10 qus soliei-
tAs per NO agurar eaa eOncssion On
Oh pliag0 de c0nafsiones y ser muy
atendiblss Las raxonss sxpueatAs por
noaotros.
De auerte que por ssta vez no NOS
ha podido reventar s. M. el r anna.
tIAta.
ala CorrsspondaneiaS NO tiene ne.
GasiAad de oeuparse del sen 1r Via.
der para nAaa.
No ha heeho mas que axtrAetAr
doeumsntea oAcialss qns sonstap en-
lOs axpa&iantes dc auhaatas 8 irfor.
mar al p6blieo dc heehos ocurridos
On el salon de antos, ante numeroso
p6blico.
Por otea pArte, no sole defan &imos
Los interosss del pueblo; tambian los
do nWestroB estimados coleRas de
San JuAn, pues por 81 mismo rasero
CON qas hoy 80 pratendi6 madirnos,
hablsyAn lido ellos maaidos en- eual.
quisr oportunidaa en- que hnbieran
en- al enoio del rem at.sta.
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In sssa ImpE@nta 80 vaada psDsI
~S@a+, & 90 &e ~aas~sA@'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
DeSde Puerto Rico

(DS n4SsarO eorrespOssaO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09

0O fsA@NSFV SOTTC3@%TSS0SJ
NWavA Yosk. 2 ae Jnli0 - HOY pH,
biiea Ia pEsnsa sl. signaBmAa tolaanMs
m& wAwaduseg ID peamm httsF@es
"S&n Jaan PaeRto Rico. 2 do Jalio.
So han rseibido sqli CON i1bilo los
,datAllss del AEreglO do 10 eWeston
stsRrnnoeS ,seTsy & aaoss gsnerAlmsu
.s@qwe - pwis habrG do bena neiaESs
mueho."
"EI Gobsrnaaor irtsrino Mr..
HArtgSll dice qaa sGt& asgaE do que
Al PrssiAsnte s6iOs guihel luiCiq mei
iog v m&s conservation, estndiadas
bsda@ aaw u@ssgiAades asl momsnto y
del porvenir.
Loa pYoyeetados AAmantos on Les
fortiAeaci0nsa - eonatraeai6n dc
an Rmawa h0@pital adsa lnaRt tna glaa
meiOras militares y ,nAvales do gran
importaneaA { pkomatea dnteiaR gHnA
ora dc pTUSp@FiaA& pare gran r 4 me-
70 do obrsros puertorriqHs1oP.
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ESQ eS 0SpeCulaf
con ell bamDre

Como si no faera aastanta pr6eA
riA 10 RituAci6n p0rque AtravfeaAr
equi mas qas nAais, los habItantel
do lOa Gampos, rssWlta aho-a Qul
los irfslisaa qas vsni&n 81 marca q
do ID eiRdad 4 wanaer kus miserul
fratos, no podYAn haeerlo si ante
mo- satihfassn nuevos y eresido
trtcusog oil @enor FematistA MmiliRnI
Alfonso.
Aver ps bliesmos los astallea do 10
osurri0o On oil NsScado y tAmbiau IL
taHffa que Fige tAl Arbitrio. Los
campaBinOs psgaban hGsta aver 70
hgiosamente el equitativo tribute de
since eantavos. Ahora no. Ahora
80 Les exigs sl triple. Sc lee cenaa
M. paes, con erwslaAd, ii abandono
de mn negaCio, acSso nj hambre.
Sc nseeeitA no taner ssntimi0ntoa
eristianos, de humanidad, para ai
tiaF 9 saoa mensatsrosos dc los cam
poa sn mas estreeho osrco de mise
rlas Cue Ga oil que, dssds h&cs larg
tiampo, 90 dsbatan.
IC6mor SFls que ell inf ar tai 10 de
eSo@ compAtEictaa no maeva & con
miGeEae.0n y al af&n inmoaeTado de
lncro 90 sobrspone q los mobiles i'm
pnlsOa de la uoneieneiae lEas aua
Los Que @stAn llAmAaOs & ius0pasmrsa
pQg el Keogr@s0 Id. .a@ea terra por
"a bienestAr no 10 hAean wsI, fmpor-
tandolss poeo sl en&dro do mis6rias
que. tian@n delantap /
BAsta Yer d uno do eaos campo
stnos On 10 pls9a CON an s0qstitO do
gAndures 8 hAbishuslas, 6 10 aumo
c0nteniondo A 8 8 libr@s, para qae
muevA q pisdaa su rostro, que demo
20 las vigiiias pasadas para obssner
On 81 aaTrsRStO aQWel mer gaado rem.
dimisntos que s6lo ha de Aloar sslS
para alnoTxAr wu die tArds v mail,
Y eodAviA 20 les quiera imponar
tribut0a que Les Rrranqaeo de 10 bo'
% au mfsero Alimsnto y al de sus
hitDs!
Va pio0 en- hissOrtG 10 qa6 ocurre
On San Jwan CON loa remA Atistas. L3a
rematss, para somblf1 contTasts,
ham iao'A parAr 4 mancs de- pTestA
mistas.
rs enAnto pueae 3asirss eou n fs,
reneia ID mAla susrte de nRsRtro
busn ppsblo.
I'm eaAlqaisr pueblo qas no fasrA
Paerto Rico, pals de stsrna manss
dambres esas injusticiag no prospa
rarfRn. No deban prospsrar, NJ
prospsrar&n de ssgaEo si las Autori'
dados compstentes dan pAlpabls
muestra On esta oes 500 De .velAT per
los intereses + 6blicoa q 10 altura do
10 raEon, de lA eqaiaAa y ae 10 iuH
ti0iA.
T6sgasa On Cuants cor Dios que
eaoS ~1fbaroRs son nusstroa hernia
nos, mas On des & rseia porqus ala,
On sl seno De lan montsn %, es hoy
mAs terrible que nunsa ID luchA por
IL sxistsncis.
Les hsmos visto en- sstA rsdAc'
ci6n, pintA&9a On el semhlants 10
sontrRriedad y sl aolor. iCu&ntos
de 0llcs no hAbrGn condo aver
euRnio pol 10 psraecusi6a do los
impuaatos fueron shS y sntados dsl
mercado!
lQa6 serG de sus b J %, que los
sgsaraaIiAn Anaiosos my con los
sChAvItoss de sna ganduEes y ata'
yotess.
Los sAmpssinos tuvieron gus
abAnaonar 0l Mercado. u o pSg6
los tributos impaaAtos, y btuvo gs
nancia do menoa 50 40 csntAvos.
Eio es ssnclllamente inhRmeno.
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POLICLINIcA
del DR.. Rafael del Valls.
TFatamiento de toaas las oAaes-
meaaaes en- general
OParacionSs quirdrglcas.
k@Pecialidad en- afecciOnas de-
loo ojOS y de Las Was urinarias.
HOras de OoRsultas de 2 q & Dc
90 taPde.
POrtale4A (AlleA Street, 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
CutitiCadOS
0 BonOs @d6bit0s
'' i AyuntanliOntOs
CoMPRIA Y V ENTA
OONRhDO PALHU.
San Juan Puerto Rico
GRAN S a 8 r ERIA
DE r. MONTES.
wNmum INA ml Avp rHJ cm 40
F0RPALEzA 20. ALLEN ST. 20.

En este antique y acreditado es-
kAblecimiento adem4s de su extensO
y ele@ante Surtido lie casimires In
glessS y FranceseO, encOntPara su Au-
merose clientele TrajeS hechos On 30
dAs meaidaS, y pOr mas asf mismO
talmbiSn I'M extenSo surtido de c0rba-
G&s,. tirantes, hgas, Paraguas je-
NOvOses, cuellos, PuhOs, camisas me-
Khg6e blancas y de- colOres. Ca
misas especiAles y .oxcluSiyAsepAla
Br&k y SmodA y oSFOS aFt5eWles
sara @Gh@IlePos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
VINO CBRECEDl|

E mejog Iemedio contra La debi-
lidad, Ia tisiS y la anemia, es sin
disputa ell, VINO CERECEDO.
AaaliSado On LaboratoFio Quimico
de San Juan, justifioa que :eS ell
mejor' Uin6 puPo que ne importa en-
Puerto Rico
Gan6 uedalla de ORC en- Ia XIX
poGcf6n del centenario pOr su pu-
RAyA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
KiOSkO COLON
(En Ia plazuela del miSmc nOmbre)

I'm ID pIA2u0Ia doI mlSmC 1OmbtoI
BAY aqui cuanto pueda apetecer
81 mas exigente parroquiano; refres-
cos, ic0res, tabacos, cigarrillos. LIZ
CHE BATIDA, Ia mejor que Sc be-
be en- San Juan.
Los SGbaaos y Domingos, CENAS
BIKN CONDIMENTADAS.
Y desde este delicioso sitio, SO do
nina el bello panorama de Ia bahia y
10 resPirR q Saludabls aire dsl mar.
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En esta ImpEsntA 90 vsnaa pApal
psrt6diso@ visioB q S2.AQ qaiatai,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09

Hn estA ImprsntA ss vaHae papsl
vtat0 q "a 20 qNintal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
MATTHEW'S AN EXCEPTION.
Fighters Who Go Down Hill seldom
Climb Back.

Few prize fighters that "go back"
MS the saying Is, seldom amount 70
much after the retrogIade period. Look
at the careers Of John l.. sullivan, Jim
Corbett. Frank Erne, Kid Layigne,
Australian Billy Murphy Tommy
White, Eddie Santry AS a rule, one or
two defeats put them all out OF IT, and
they never seemed able to get back to
good form. Exceptions to this rule are
comparatively few, but there Is one
which speaks volumes for what will
power, nerve and attention 10 business
VIII do, Matty Matthews is the excep-
ton referred to. Matty was welter-
weight champion until about two years
ago, when he met RUDE Ferns and lost
the title, says a writer In the New York
Evening World. After that Matty
seemed to 80 the usual backward route.
defeat or two followed the Ferns bat
tie, and Matthews appeared gone be-
ycnd recuperation About a year ago
Matty got down to real work. He
tralnd faithfully and soon his conscien-
tlous work was rewarded. He has won
three fights within the last three
months defeating owen Zeigler Eddie
Kennedy and his old rival, Rube Ferns
Tommy West, a fighter OF the good old
times, Is managing Matthews now
West has taught Matthews many new
tricks of he trade. Matty can now lab
a man pretty nearly out Up to the
time Of his going under Vests manage
ment Matty depended solely on his
trusty swings. Joe Walcott viii be
Matthews next opponent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
CAPT. TERRILL SUSPENDED.
Charged with Violating Neutrality
Laws and Giving information.

New York Jan. 3-The Herald says
that under charges based on a violation
Of the neutrality laws and with the al
legged responsibility Of having given in
formation TO the blockadlng force
which led to In capture OF the Venezu-
elan gunboat Miranda at Maracaibo on
Dec 90 Capt. Terril Of the steamship
2ulia OF the Red ID. line, has been sus-
pended from duty. II Is alleged that
Capt. Terrlll had arranged with the
officers Of a German warship blockad-
ing Maracaibo that If when passing out
Of the harbor during the daytime the
Huia dipped her ensign twice. II was
understood this would be a signal TO
the warships blockading the port that
a Venezuelan gunboat was inside
Should the Zulia pass out after sun
down II was agreed that the stern light
was to be dipped twice.
The Zulia remained at Maraicabo
from Dec. II unll Dec. 20, when she
steamed out, reaching the blockade line
shortly after shutdown.
The German gunboat Panther was
about abreast Of the Zulia, when Capt
Terrill, II Is alleged called his second
officer, John Crasso, and instructed him
TO take the steamships Porter and
Hasten aft and lower the stern light
twice
Capt. Terrill declares the assertion
that he sgnalled the German warship Is
false.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

are very likely to take place within
month.
AS to the removal of the st. Paul
team, Tebeau OF Denver says
Mr., Lennon OF the team Is willing
to keep the same in that city and Shout
der the losses II there are any. But
the rest of the American association
do not care to make the long trip up
there. We are aiming at more COM
pact circuit, and Will probably arrange
II So l wish Kansas City 10 remain
in the American association. / know
from past experiences that the people
of that city are on the metropolitan Or
der They want a club in a circuit
composed Of Louisville, Indianapolis
Chicago and other large places, instead
Of st. Joe, Des MOnes, Peoria and
towns Of that callber Just remember
this prediction and see how right ! am
about the whole affair before many
more years have past. l still insist
that ] solved the problem 20 insure
permanent ball for Denver, but as mat
tiers stand just at the present time
some people disagree with me, and
time Is the only thing that VIII prove
whether / am right or wrong.
Milwaukee and Kansas city will be
sure losers the coming season, and no
money can be made In Colorado Springs
and st. Joe. TO say nothing OF Des
Moines and Peoria. How, then, are
they going TO stand for losing almost
every season? / know that Burns
and Van Brunt are good losers and fine
gentlemen, but they, like everyone else,
will be rady to call halt before long
And when they do, what is to become
Of Denver under the present arrange
ments? Just think that question over
for a while. have worked hard for
years to get club established here and
have shown them a way TO make the
same permanent But they seem to
differ with me, and watch the result"
IL the American association takes IN
Chicago and Detroit II will give them
an ideal circuit, as follows: Milwaukee,
Indianapolis, Louisville, Kansas City
Chicago, Detroit, Toledo and Columbus,
all good big towns and paying PROPOSE
lions too. Their mileage VIII be the
smallest OF any important league In the
country and that is quite saving to
begin with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
CoRBETT NOT TRAINING.
Little Denver Champion Hardly
Knows what 20 DO.

Young Corbett is still in Cincinnati
awaiting developments. He has not
even trained since his arrival, as he
does not want to again undergo a siege
OF hard work for nothing. Johnny
Corbett, his former manager and who
knows blm better than any other man,
Is sort Of skeptcal on the matter, ana
says
'MoGovern is training at Detroit and
/ would rather see the KID doing some
work than lying idle. The first thing
he knows Harris and that crowd VIII
catch him mapping. What difference
does II make whether he works a little
or not? ] do not like 10 see him take
that kind OF a stand"
There are. no doubt, many who agree
with Johnny; but then the Kid may
be training on the quiet and giving out
the statements that he Is not Certain
II is that he has attended theaters eve
~ night since his arrival In Cincinnati
That doesn't look like training much,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
RACES AT INGLEsIDE.
Ballroom Belle Manages to Capture
First Money,

San Francisco, Jan. 2.-Ballroom Belle
was the only fayonte TO win at Ingle-
side today. The weather was cold and
Tie track muddy, especially on the in
side, There were several close finishes.
Ballroom Belle and Prestano both land
ing by narrow margins. The last named
was a good thing and beat Bernota a
nose, Burns on Greyfield carried AK
minister into the deep going in the fifth
race. and but for that the favorite
would have won. Summary:
First race, Futurity course. selling
Rose Of Hilo won, Torila second An
geleno third. Time-1.l5.
Second race, six furlongs. selling -
Ripper won, Andrew Ring second
Tamm third. Tlme--l:19
Third race. seven furlongs, selling
Goldone won, star Cotton second, Illl-
louon third. Tlme-.1:32.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs.
selling-Ballroom Belle won, Quatre
second. Gus Lanka third. Time-l.ll.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling--Greyfield won, Expedlent Sec
ond, Administer third. Tlme-l:l9h.
Sixth race, Futurity course, selling
Prestana won. Bernota second, Matt
Hogan third. Tlme-1:15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
Good Year for Y. NJ. c. A.

New York, Jam s.-The American
Young Mems Christian association re-
ports a prosperous year, with especial
ly notable growth in the south and
northwest and among railroad men.
The membership list is now more than
s00, 900. and the number OF associations
over l,6O0 Particular attention has
been given 10 the army and navy work.
There are now $50 buildings owned.
costing over s24.00O000, and the amount
appears ~ be on the books for 1902, as
available expended is $4,000, 600
Street railway associations sustained
by the traction companies OF Brook
lyn and Rochester have begun q new
movement which II Is hoped will reach
the four million men engaged In manu-
featuring pursuits, mining. numbering
and othr such work. The boys depart.
ment included 5000 members, 5000 OF
whom were enlisted in the 200 summer
camps The number OF associations
throughout the world Is 1901, with 620,-
72l members owning and occupying 'Si
buildings, valued at over sS2 100000.