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The sun., 1904-08-11
No british Colonial Fiscal Conference.

Special Cabe Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Aug. lo.-In the House OF Com
mons to-day Premier Balfour expressed
the hope that conferences with the self
governed colonies would be frequently
repeated but he said it was not proposed
to hold one now to examine into the fiscal
situation OF the empire.
The sun., 1904-08-11
Liberals Win Bye.Election.

Special Gable Dtspoie.ss 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, Aug. iO.-A Parliamentary bye
election in the Northeast division OF Lanark-
shire to-day resulted In the return OF Pro-
yost Findlay. the Liberal candidate, who
received 5,el9 votes against i,677 cast for
Mr., Toilch Unionist.
The sun., 1904-08-11
CUBA GETS PART or LOAN.
Speyer e. 60. Ship Thirty Kegs Of Gold
10 Havana, Amounting to 81 ,xOO, 900.
Special cotIs Despatch 10 THE sun.

Special CotIe Despatch TO THE sun.
HAVANA, Aug. l0.-The first remittance
OF d 500 900 from Speyer d Co., the New
York bankers, who hoated the loan Of
SIS 900 900, arrived here to-day on the
steamer Moro Castle.
The money was placed in the vaults OF
the treasury. There were thirty kegs,
each containing ten sacks with $50 2o-dollar
gold pieces in each sack. The total amount
OF the first payment is expected at the end
of the month. The freight and insurance
on the first remittance amounted to 81 $50.
The sun., 1904-08-11

NJ. Waldeck Rousseau was born in Nantes,
France, Dec. 2, lS48. At that time his father
was a prominent member Of the Assembly
The son studied law at st. Lazare and prac-
tised law there for several years before set
ting at Rennes. There his political career
began In 1879 when he was elected Deputy.
He soon became prominent In the Repub-
ing about the present repubhcanism. He
was recognized as one OF the best orators
in the Assembly His best work was for
the reform of the judiciary.
In August, 1881, he was reelected, and
three months later, although but SO years
old, he became Minister Of the Interior in
Gambetta's Cabinet. But the resignation
of the Government in January of the fol-
lowing year came too soon for him to prove
his ability.
When Jules Ferry formed his Cabinet
In February, 1888, Waldeck- Rousseau re-
gained his former post and served for
two years. His attempt to exclude politics
from the business of his department made
him somewhat unpopular with the Office
holders In 1885 he was reelected to the
Chamber of Deputies: -Four years later he
law practice with distinguished success.
After President Perier resigned, Waldeck-
Rousseau was defeated for the Presidency
by Felix Faure, In 1899 he was called
upon to form his own Ministry, and after
being in office for three years he resigned
In 1902. His Ministry had the longest
duration Of any Cabinet under the Repub-
passed In his Premiership was the Associa-
tions bill, in 1901.
Shortly after his resignation illness made
his retirement necessary. He was operated
upon for internal trouble in May last and
had since been in III health.
The sun., 1904-08-11
WALDECK-ROUSSEAU DEAD.
FO rmer Premier Of France Passes Away
rs the Result Of an Operation.

rs the Result OF an operation.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TEE Sun.
PARIS, Aug. 10.-Pierre Marie Waldeck-
Rousseau, former Premier Of France, died
at Corbeil, a suburb Of this city, this after
noon as the result Of an operation for liver
trouble.
The operation was decided this morning
to be necessity. 1t was begun at noon
and lasted two hours, the patient passing
away soon after it's completion.
The sun., 1904-08-11
SUMNER COURSE OF
THE GROHf SCHOOL.

IIB WSst 1Oth Bt, y. j, CNy
Unusual opportunities for individual coachins
preparatory 70 the September college exaMina-
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
Phncpi JOSEPH O. GRoFr "A. B. U. 8. N. A..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
MEMS
.OVERCOATS

This snappy weather means more
warmth to the clothes. That, in
turn, means heavier clothes, with
emphasis on the OVERCOAT. We
are selling them right and left-the
we'll made, well cut, warm, service
able kind-at less prices than are US
ually quoted elsewhere. All styles
and sizes.
From $500 to $500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
E| Juez de Paz de Caysy ha-
ciendO poIltica actva

Nos escriben de Cayey para decir-
nos que aver, hallandose nuestro CO.
rreligionario don Gabriel G arcia 20
acompanado del obrero don Domingo
Rivera, ,recorriendo varias GALES ano-
tando q los elecsores federales, Sc pre-
sento IN grupo lie turbulentos preten-
diendo iutimid arlos. AL mismo item
po present0se ell Juez de Paz Jose @.
Quevedo y, en- vez de censurar la CON
ducta de los provocadores, les alenta-
ba manifestando que Ell senior Garci a
y su companero no tersfan dsaorizdci6n
para toiRGr nDHlbres de Made.
La discussion iba agriandose; pero
la policia intervino tempo Y evit6
que sc promovisse un escandalo.
Tanta ess iuez de pag como su Sc
cretario, no Sc ocupan de otra cosa
que de hacer,propaganda polftica, pre-
vali6ndose del cargo que ejercen.
Sabemos que contra esos funcao-
narios presentaran los unionistas de
Cayey denuncia iurada..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02

Sc comeLta mucho que ell Sun atri
buya un triunfo del partidO repubii-
ca1eo, Ell hecho de que la Corte de Pou-
ce haya resuelto Ell Manda anus del
abogado Poventud ordena ando sean re-
puestos los jueces de mesa republica-
nos de Guayanilla y Pe1uelAs que
fueron depuestos por ileg gllidades CO
metid as en- las inscri pciones.
Tambi6n sc comenta que Ell tras-
lado del sargento Guaoil y demas po-
licfas de Fajardo Sc atribuy a como un
triunfo del doctor We've, iefe de los re-
publicanos de aquel pueblo.
Sabemos que entire los unionistas
de Man att ha causado muy NAL efecto
ell que Sc halla destinado q aquel pue-
bio al teniente Carb6, que tanto SO ha
distinguido en- estos dias por su in
transigencia polltica.
Dicho teniente ha debido quedar
suspense hasta pasadas las elecciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
CUENTAS GAL LANAS

Los peri6dicos republicanos Sc ha-
cen La illusion, de contar como mayo
ria efectiva, a que obtuvieron en- los
pueblOs federales en- las elecciones pa
sadas, por medic del atropello la
coaccion.
Asf Sc explica que afrmen tener
en- Patillas LILO electores: en- Aguas
Buenas 1.161; en- Cayey 3 5O7; Anasco
3.097; Ciales 2. 722; en- Humacao 2. 288;
pueblos eminentemente federales, don
de los republicanos no han contado
nunca ri con Ell 20 por 100 de los cleo
torres.
En- esos pueblos donde los fedora
les tuvieron que retraerse, los repu-
blicanOs vaciaron casi el censo a su
favor, y de ahf esos miles de votos que
fguraron en- las pasadas elecciones.
Pero en- estas, que imperara Ia lega-
lidad, va verAn ustedes como en- esos
pueblos, Ia fuerza republicana queda
reducida su justo valor.
ST para ell triunfo ahora toman por
base ell que obtuvi hace dos amos,
aviadOs estan nuestros advers arios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
PO|icfas especia|es

Los siguientes policias especiales
han sido hoy nombrados por ell Co
bernador Estos policfas prestaran
servicio por diez diaz.
De San Juan 4 Arecibo: Franco
Bros, Jose Felix Urdaz, Gregorio Ri
vera, Pedro Tomas Melendez, Jose
Mejfas, Franco Washington, Manuel
Ornes, Jose Lopez, Jose Valencia,
Martin Iguina.
De San Juan Catano: Balbino
Santos, jose Charbonier.
De San Juan Santurce: Hippo
Ito Santos Guillot, Eugenio Pineiro.
De Arecibo San Juan: Grego-
rio Vargas, Rafael Ascencio, Juan
Ortiz, Jose Carload Acosta, Valentin
Casanova, Juan Lopez, Osvaldo Fer
nandez, Manuel Rojas, Natalie Co.
rrea, Ramon Echevarry.
De Cayey a Guayama: Jose vaz-
quez Miranda, Juan Vazquez, Fuse
bio Rios, Bernardo Ortiz.
A Cayey: Jose Cruz, Francisco
Desarden, Pedro Donate, Pablo Diaz;
Romualdo Davila.
De Cayey Aibonito: Ramon
Rodriguez.
De Mayagdez q Ponce: Jose Fa-
jardo, Jose Salvador Lugo, Santiago
Barros, Bartolome Ortiz Copri, Bal
bino Rodriguez. A Mayagtiez: Maria
riano Sulsona Dominguez, Enrique
Ruiz, Nemesio Diaz, Crispfn Rodri-
guez Linares. A Cabo-Rojo: Octavio
Padilla Ortiz.
De Ponce Mayagtiez: Victor Ve-
leg, Antonio Toro, Cristian Domenech,
Baldomero Roman, Manuel Rivera,
Manuel r. Martfnez, Genaro Perez,
Gabriel Rivera, Carmelo Ruiz, Juan
Rios Toledo.
De Humacao Yabucoa: Agustfn
Delgado, Marcelino Ramirez, Ramon
Sostres. A Hum acao: Francisco Cue
vara, Pedro Lugo, Pablo Mejfas. A
Caguas: Gabriel Horry Rivera, Juan
Sola Delgado, Juan Disdier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
Gran AsambIea De Uniones en-
Ia Federation Libre
Mas de mil federad0s
presentes

Ante una concurrencia de mas de
mil federados llev6se efecto la Asam-
blea de Uniones que ofcialmente fue
citada para la noche del 10 Gle Noviem-
bre en- la que Sc trataron asuntos de
suma trascendencia para la organiza-
clon obrera en- general, los cuales Sc
ran planteados por los delegados de
Puerto-Rico en- la Convention de la
American Federation of Labor, que
tendra efecto Ell IA del presente en- San
Francisco de California.
Todo Ell mundo conoce perfecta
mente los trabajos que cada instan-
te realiza Ia Federation Libre en- pro
de esta infortunada isla, y ahora pro-
p6nese- -pOr conducto de sus deleg acio-
nes, tratar extensamente las cuestiones
de Puerto-Rico, fin de que su cambio
favorable sea operado en- 10 que Sc
refere a la insostenible situaci6n por-
que atravesam en- los actuales mo-
mentOs.
Los Delegates Santiago Iglesias
por Ell Departamento de San Juan, y
Padilla por ell Departamento
de Arecibo, tratarOn anoche extensa-
mente sobre los problemas Economi-
co, Polftico Social de esta Isla, estan
plantear esta question en-
la Convention, de una manera inte-
ligente.
Ellos llevan grandes cuestiones 4
IA Convention, las cuales seran allf
1ebid amente atendidas, por ser este
IN asunto que Ell Presidente Gompers
5iene bien compenetrado desde su vi
sta Official esta isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
" f Perro Amarillo j

Hoy ha circulado en- esta ciudad
Ell primer n1mero de este satirico Sc
manario, que con gran ansiedad espe-
raba ell pGblico.
La parte artfstica, encomendada
Mario Brau, es de 10 mas perfecta
que ha publicado hasta hoy ningun
semanario. Eel ingenio, "a gracia ell
arte Sc hermanan en- esos dibujos.
Ell texto. baste decir que 10 re-
dactan Rodriguez Cabrera Mono,
los dos ingenios mas frescos loza-
nos del pals. Estos dos hunoristas
han hallado la forma de emplear ell
chiste la satira, sin offender, habili-
dad pcco comuu entire los ezcritores
satfricos.
FL texto del primer n1meio es in
genioso oportuno.
Podemos afrmar, que Ell su gene
70, no Sc habfa publicado en- I'll pats
un periodico de tanfexcelentes condi-
clones.
Lastima que ell pats no responda
los esfuerzos de los iniciadores,
que no pueda subsistir un sem anario,
que por la amenidad ell arte con que
esta confeccionado, hace honor al
pals.
Nosotros felictamos Brau, Mo-
mo Rodriguez Cabrera, que deben es-
tar orgullosos de su obra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
FALLECIM|EATO

Ha fallecido en- Juncos Ell aprecia-
bic caballero, ,:hijo de Asturias, don
Ernesto Fernandez FerDsndez. Su
cadaver, petici6n de sus familiares,
fue trasladado Naguabo, verifcan-
dose allf IN entierro con tod la POM
pai que era acreedor Ell que en- vida
fue modelo de caballerosidad ad noble
"a. Una concurrencia numerosa, COM
puesta de todas las clases sociales,
acompafi6 ell ferGtro hasta In necr6po-
lis. Fue aquello una verd adera
elocuente manifestation de las simpa-
tfas de que gozaba ell finado.
Descause en- paZ, y reciban sus
deudos nuestro esame mas sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
Obituario

Ell msrtes % del actual falleci6 en-
Ell poblado de las Piedras. la virtuosa
y res peta BILE DANA, dofIa Gfegoria Co
lon Machin, dignfsima esposa de
nuestro querido amigo don jose Co
llazo.
FL entierro del cada YER tuyo lugar
en- Ell cementerio de esta Parroquia
con nn gran lucido acompafamien-
to. Drja Ia fnada. seis hijos en- ia
orfand ad Y una honda impression entire
esta culta sociedad en- donde estaba
empareptad d con una de las princip pa
les familias.
Enviamos d su aaigido esposo
nuestro mas sentido pesauie.
UN AMIGO.
Juncos, octubre 10 de 1904,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
BOdas en- barceIoneta

FL viernes 1ltirno Sc celebraron en-
Barceloneta las bodas de la distingui-
da seflorita Ana Balseiro con el esti-
mable joven don jose Reyes Soler,
empleadO del Departamento del Inte-
rior.
Al acto asist'o una escogida con-
currencia de amigos fntimos de las fa-
milias Balseiro, GiorgeLti Reyes
Ruiz.
Nos otros, que profesamos Garlic
sa amistad las familias do los no.
vios, deseamos estos todo genero de
felicidades en- el nueyo hogar que cons
tituyen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
A los UniOnistas de San Juan
Y sus baHiOs

En- provision de que cualesquiera
alteration haya podido cometerse en-
los nombres y apellidos de los que Sc
corriente, les aconseja amos que una vez
fijadas al pGblico las listas ofciales
de los respsctivos colegios So sirva an
pAsar por ellos muy especi almente
por el sefialado con Ell n1mero 4, para
que vean 81 no ha habido equivocaci6n
de ningdn g6nero al estampar sus
pombres en las referidas listas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
De Administration

Segdn expresamos a nuestros abo-
nados todos en- edicicnes anteriores
de puesfro diario, desde el dia 1q en-
pezamos cobrar 10 CKNTAvoS por
In suscrici6n mensual del peri6dico en-
toda la isla, TRES CENTAgOS por
! a venta de un ejemplar.
Esperamos qne nuestros amigos,
penetrados de esta uIgente nece-
sidad lie a empresa, sigan favoreci6n-
donos con su material coCcurso para
ell sostenimiepso do IA DEMoCRA cIA,
que sabra CORES ponder con verdadera
patriolss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
CUESTIONES FUNDAMENT TALES
Ell probIema econ6mico. : FL probIema social.
FL problema politico.
| |

cuerpo, ejerceran las facultades cum
pliran las obligaciones que mas ade
lante les son respectivamente atribui
dos, y los cuales tendran.. ..facultad pa
ra emplear todos los delegados ayu
dantes necesarios para Ell debido cum
plimiento de sus obligaciones como
tales function arios como tai Cousejo
Ejecutivo.1
Ese artfculo Is pod ia redactarsc
, como sigue:
Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico elegfa
cada cuatro amos un Secretario, IN
Fiscal General, un Tesorero, un Con-
tador, un Comsionado del Interior y
un Comisionado de Instruction, cada
uno de los cuales debera ser un native
de Puerto Rico residir en- Puerto
Rico durante ell termino de su cargo
Official, y ejercera las facultades fun
clones que mas adelante Sc les confie-
ren espectivamente, yquienes, en- union
de cinco personals, que tambien elegira
al mismo tempo el pueblo de Puerto
Rico, que seran tambi6n nativos de
Puerto Rico, constituir4n un Conseio
Ejecutivo. Y ademas de las funciones
Legislative que mas adelante Sc les
imponen como cuerpo, ejerceran las
facultades y cumpliran obligaciones
mente atribuidas, los cuales tendran
facultad para ennplear todos los dele
gados y ayudantes necesarios, como
tales funcionarios tai Consejo Eie-
cufivo, dentro de los lfmites que senale
Ell presupuesto de gastos ingresos de
la isla, aprobado por la Asamblea
Legisiativa.1
Tai reforma en- ell Bill Fora ker
satisfar1a, quiza por un largo perfodo,
la aspiration de los puerto-riquefIos
al self gogernnleat. Esa aspiration no
Sc discute. El Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos, negandose q reconocer-
nos la potestad de goberna ar al pals en-
que nacimos, cometer1a un atentado
raj que el debe su propia existencia,
contra las tradiciones, democraticas
de la naci6n americana y contra los
sentimientos de justicia que son pro-
verbiales en- ell pueblo de los Estados
Unidos.
En- Puerto Rico existen la libertad
de pensar, de expresar ell pens amiento
con Ia palabra con la pluma, de reu-
nirse, de asociarse, de practicar un
culto cualquiera, de comerciar, de via
jar; en- una palabra las libertades
que escribieron Washingtong Jeffer-
son en- su admirable carta magma. En-
ese punto ell problema polftico esta re-
suelto. Pero falta la libertad-que ma
die puede arreDatarnOS sin cOmeter un
crimen-de e!egir ell pueblo sus legis-
ladores y votar sus gastos, sin que en-
esa election intervenga ning1n poder
personal, asf sea ell del jefe de la re-
p1blica.
La tutela que sc nos impone es in
digna de Puerto Rico indigna de los
Estados Unidos. Para ada necesitan
ellos ejercerla /; por ninguna conside-
raci6n debemes nosotros ad dnitirla.
Y apelamos al pueblo mismo de los
Estados Unidos pidiendole que Sc file
en- nuestra situacion depresiva VI
no consienta que en- su nombre sc
oprima otro pueblo que, por la pc
quefiez geogrAfica de su terriGorio, por
la escasez de sus recursos, no puede
reaccionar eficazmsnte contra los erro-
res de que es victima.
L. III. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
Sa|ida de Ia escuadra rusa
del puerto de Vigo

NEW YORK, NOVIEMBRE q
Informan de Madrid que la escu adra
rusa que entro en- 81 puerto de Vigo-
Espana-para hacer carbon, ha salido
de aquel puerto.
Inmensa muchedumbre presencia-
ba la salida de la fota del BalticO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
|SERY|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRAC|A"

general ruso Kaulbars ha sido NOM
brado para ell mando del primer cuer-
po de ei5rcito en- la Manchuria.
Ell nombramiento del general kaul-
bars ha sido acogido con entusiasmo
por ser este un gran caudillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
E| Papa Pic X atacadO
de reumatismO

NEW YORK, NOVIEMBRE 2
Comunican de Roma que Su Santidad
Ell Papa Pic X padece IN reumatismo
y los m6dicos le han prescrito reposo
absolute.
Sin embargo Ell Papa contin1a des-
pachando los asuntos diplc maticos de
mayor interes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
Las kablas marToquies apo
derandose de un convoy
imperial

NEW YORK, NOVIEM BRE 2
Las lzabilas marroq ules continuan en-
sus excursiones de pirater1a, apode-
randose de un convoy imperial.
Ell Sultan Sc propone castigar du-
ramente las referidas kabilas que cal
gan en- poder del gobierno de Marrue-
cos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-02
PAPEL De PERlODlCO

So vende en- estas oicinas DOS
PESOS el quintal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20
PROPERTY OWNERS
ARE AFTER GILL

When the proposition was made to
improve Grand street, City Engineer
Gill prepared the estimates of the
cost of the improvement and assessed
the valuation of the property in the
improvement district. The estimated
cost of the improvement was placed
by the city engineer at SAL .691.43.
The valuation of property was placed
at s12.Ope.
These figures were authorized by
the city council and the board of
public works.
4IThe property owners are now con-
testing the matter in the courts and
charge that the city engineer has
Numbered. The valuation of the
ptoiierty is shown to be 1902 and
the cost OF the work is fixed at
s16,15570. The figures show that
the property owners are taxed 204
per cent of the value Of their prop
erty for the Improvement
1.-THE courts are asked to decide the
matter. as the property owners re-
fuse to pay what they deem is a
bsrefaced attempt at grating on the
parl of someone.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20
Big FOUT'S SCHEDULE CHANGED TO
PLEASE A pLUCkY MISS
Special Stop is Ordered by President Ingalls, School
Teacher Can Go Home Every Week.

MARION, O., Dec. 2o.-Big Four
passenger train No. stopped at
Logan, a siding five miles east of
here. for the first time, Monday, and
hereafter 1t will make the same stop
evsry Monday morning to let off pref
ty 20-year-old Blanche Hart of Gale
donia, a school teacher.
There is the story of a plucky girl
and railroad president behind the
change in the Big Four's passenger
schedule.
Miss Hart, who supports her wild
owed mother, teaches at school a
mile from Logan. To spend Friday
night, Saturday and Sunday with her
mother she has been riding home on
freight train. But there is no
freight leaving Caledonia early
enough Monday morning to permit
her to open school on time, and, as
the passenger wouldn't stop. she has
had to walk. She did not mind the
walk in the summer season, but, win
ter coming on. she asked the agent
at Caledonia If he couldn't have the
passenger train stop at Logan and
save her the five-mile walk in the
bitter cold.
II can't do it," the agent told her,
"but write to the president. maybe he
will" But he didn't really think it.
Miss Hart followed the agents ad-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20

dAlene last night. Both boys bowled
in good form, but young Goetz dis
played more endurance and stamina
and won the match in the last game
practically when Gilroy let down.
The score was: Goetz 1859, average
176k; Gilroy 1906, average 1877 2-3.
A challenge has been issued by the
Warwick management for another
match of siz games for $25 a side.
This will probably be arranged.
President AL Ware says there will
be no more prize fights given by the
s. A. A. c. outside of the gymnasium.
others of the club declare Burrows
and Mccarthy will be put on at the
Auditorium right after the holidays.
Settle 1t among yourselves, gentle
men.
Unusual interest is being taken in
the wrestling match between the In
dian chief, Two Feathers, and D. A.
Mcmillan, which takes place at the
Auditorium tomorrow night. The fact
that the two big men are each striv-
ing for the opportunity OF going east
to meet the crack wrestlers Of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20
CALIFORNIA 1xx WHITES M
so1x.

To those who wish to escape the
discomforts of cold weather, Cali.
fornia presents a great variety Of re-
sorts. The mild. dry climate OF San
Jose and Los Gatos. the soft seq
breexes Of Pacific Grove and Catalina
island. and the varied attractions OF
numerous other resorts. all entice the
pleasure seeker with the assurance
of perpetual summer.
The trip to California via the Shas-
ia Route Of the Southern Pacific corn-
pany Ia one Of great interest and
pleasure. passing through the fertile
valleys Of western Oregon. nsar grand
old Mount Shasta. in Anorthsra Calf
fornia. and through IL aaeraasnto
valley
Round trip rsducsd rate ticke<s can
be purchased at Spokane to Eoe. An.
geles. allowing stopovers In e1tker a..
rection, enabling passengers to stop
at all'the places of 1nterest - route.
For further Information address w.
L, CONAN. general passenger agent.
Portland. Ore
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20

was revelation ana those who have
seen him in training declare he has
developed even greater speed and sci
ence. If he makes good on his show
ing in training, Champion Britt will
get out Of the ring the possessor Of
food for much thought. whether he
wins or loses.
fair with Cans was swirling left
stomach punch, but with the negro
he showed a right for the heart that
was a ''pippin." He flashed 1t again
and again, much to the ex-champions
discontinue, mixing it with his ia
force Cans to look for a soft spot.
What effect these two blows will have
on Nelson remains to be seen. He
took all that Corbett and Herrera,
admittedly two Of the heaviest
punchers Of their pounds in the ring.
more effect on him than raindrops on
ducks back. 1t is argued that the
Dane has taken so many hard beat
ings that his armor Of muscle is not
SO invulnerable as it was six months
ago and that a hardy man with a
fairly strong punch can jam
his glove through to a vital point
and bring Nelson to the floor for the
10-count. but that argument can
hardly hold good in the face of Mel
sons Improvement in speed and
other points of the game. Beatings.
when they go to the right spot,
naturally slow up a fighter and by
the same token they sap his strength
Therefore, Nelson, having gained both
in speed and strength. can not have