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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-11

stones, el almac6n de g6neros, con un GER
tifcado de la escuela de gramatica 6 de la
tin, Sc han convertible en- prOfesoras de las
escuelas de Paerto Rico antes de ahora, y
los americanizados de nuevo cu1o las han
hecho pasar ALI por sabias de Ia Grecia.
En- cambio las sefioritas puertOrrique-
mas Sc les exigen grandes requisites para
traspasar las puertas del magisteriO Esta
es la igualdad justicia distributiva que
han tratado de imp plantar en- Puerto Rico
los diversos jefes del departamento de edu-
caci6n, contando con la impunidad del
Conseio Executive, cuyas privilegiadas IA
cultades han hecho mas dafio al pals que
las facultades omnimodas de los capitanes
generates en- los tiempos coloniales espa-
noles.
La centralizaci6n opresiva, 10 mismO en-
Russia que en- America, solo trae descon-
tento. Y recordamos Russia porque en-
la asamblea que Sc trata de fundar en-
aquel imperio la Camara alta es bien pa
recida al Consejo Executive en- su amalga-
ma de poderes,
va 10 diio ell Presidente Madison:
'sLa accumulation y confusion de poderes
en- unas mismas manos, aunque sea electi-
va, puede, con justicia, namarse la .mejor
defnici6n de la tira1etG."
Eel Casino de Newport, cuya arquitectu-
ra pertenece al viejo estilo ingles esta en-
la Avenida de Believer, la cual Sc DONNA
desde sus ventanas y BALCONIES. Toda per
soma educada y de buen porte tiene entra'
da & sus salones. En- esto son bastante
dem6cratas los americanos y no andan con
los remilgos de la aristocracia europea.
Tiene el Casino un espacioso salon dc
bale, decorado artfsticamente con marfl J
orc, en- uno de sus extremes un escena
rio, biblioteca, sala de armas y de tiro a
blanco, billares, hermoso bar-room, restau
rant, euartos reservados para conner, todC
decorado con el comfort elegancia y buer
gusto que saben hacerlo los americanos.
I'm hermoao parque con preciosos jardi
(COntin6a en "a pdginA -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-11

Ha quedado hecho cargo de la ofcina
del cuartel general de Ia policfa insular,
durante la ausencia del Coronel HaInill,
ell Mayor INFERNO don Ernesto Lopez Diaz.
-Anunciase un gran bale, en- el Teatro
de Rio Piedras, para ell domingo pr6Ximo.
Sc asegura que las difeFencias SURF jidas
entire individuos del cuerpo de bomberos
de San Juan un Official del mismo seran
arregladas continuara el entusiasmo has
ia aquf demostrado por todos los que 10
componen.
I'm hip6dromo tratase de instalar en-
un sitio cercano esta capital y un capital
para clio ser6 constituido por acciones+
Sc encuentra bastante meiorada de su
dolencia la nina Dalila, hija de don San
tiago r. Palmer.
Una gira de hombres solos, Sc lleYara
efecto la pr6xima Isemana en- ell paltmar
de Catafio.
Sc asegura que en- la pr6xima session
del Consejo Executive, nj una apelaei6n
sera hecha q la presidencia sobre el aspnto
fanza de Wandergrifg, nj por americanos
nj puertorriquenos.
-Adelanta muy rapidamente en- la
practica de maquinilla la distinguida e
inteligente sefiorita Altagracia Gaya, que
pronto podra considerarse como una yer
dadera Typewriter.
-Ha regresado & su residencia en- Pa
tillas, Ell alcalde de aquella poblaci6n.
-Ha salido hoy para Ponce, en- asu1ltos
particulares, el Delegado q la Camara de
Representatives. DR.. Giol.
Sc asegura que Monseror Blenkr
Obispo de Puerto Rico, ira muy pFonto &
sustituir el cargo que .desempefaba Monse
nor La Chapelle, siendo ascendido Is
dignidad de Arzobispo que aquel tenfa-
Al regreso del Coronel Hamil de ls
policfa insular, Sc efectuaran nuevos tras
lados en- dicho cuerpo.
Ell Official de Sanidad Local, se ase
gura que ha dispuesto que sea compusast'
el cafio que conduoe aguas pluviales & lO
iardines del Presidio. /,
Por fin nevan el uniforme amarillo
todos los guardias de Females que haHst'
hace POGO no 10 tenfan, usandolo inc61m
Los inspeOtores de sanidad han sire BIG
do una vista I tOdoa los dsp6itOs Dc lsph
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-11

Juan Manso no viene, y ESQ que algu-
nos 10 estan esperanto como Ell santo ad-
venimiento.
Pa mi que Manso no viene. Nj haoe
Que cura por los passes y por ell aguaa
lBuenol
De Mayagiez ha negado quien:: cura
con su voz con su gracia. I'd
Que cante el recien Hegado, pero cue
cante claro, muy claro, que es 10 que |se
necesita.
Y va que no tenemos teatro, que eante
On el del Parque, sitiO dstiesoso serSo,
dnico en- su clase, hoy Por siempre.
Venga Manso 8 no venga
canta Evaristo
"que con el eco
Sc le olvidan las penas"
r.. -. al mas Grtsco. T. T.
MAsIDEM,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-11

ministro de carnes de res fresca para ser
vicios pfblicos. solo podran sacrifcar las
reses necesarias 4 cubrir eI compute de la
cantidad de carne que haya dc cntregar
cada upo diariamente segtin SUI contrato; y
de acuerdo con el Asentista Sc hard cl cal
culo Ge La las reses que baste cada uno
para llenar su compromise.
Artfculo 18.-El sobrante de carneS, en-
caso oue 10 bava. podra el contratista ven
derlo al p1blico, no Pasando 's'l'i~i IL ;;-e-
dia res, y de ningGn modo a menor vaIor
enc eI que ria como tipo de la subasta de
la semana.
Artfculo 19.-La intracci0n a este par
ticular podra ser den uneiada ante el Jnez
de Paz sera penada con La multa de dlez
dollars (S10-00) por cada vez, que mgre-
sara en- fondos munitipales, Q su equiva-
1ente en- prisi6n.
Artfculo 20.-Los contratistas referldos
81 tienen que vendef algGn sobrante de
carne habran de pFoporcionarse Puestos
para clio fuera de La Plaza del Mercado;
entendiendose que quedan snJetos desde
luego & cumplir todas las prescripciOnes de
Sanidad sobre la materia. ~
San Juan, 10 de Octubre de 1910.
R I'll. TODD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-11

En- esta imprenta Sc vsnde papel de Pc
ri6dico vieio Z $2-00 quintal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
NEW OFFICERS
TO VISIT HERE
Salyationists Preparing a
Most Enthusiastic Well
come to Their Leaders

Members Of che local Salvation Army
are preparing to receive the leaders Of
the United States Division OF the or
ganization- Miss Eva Booth, recently
appointed TO the supreme command in
this country, and Deputy Commander
KiIby and his wife are among those
who will be in the party. The Kilbys
were formerly commissioners for the
army in South Africa. Comma nder
KIby has charge Of the district west Of
Chicago and has his headquarters in
that city.
These new leaders are now planning
their first tour OF inspection OF the Pa
cific Coast Province, commencing at
Salt Lake City on February g. They will
visit Boise City, Seattle. Tacoma, Port
land, Sacramento, Oakland. San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. besides the Fort
Romie colony in the Salinas Valley ana
the lately acquired property at Lytton
Springs. Sonona County, now occupied
by the Golden Gate Orphanage.
The dates for San Francisco and
Oakland are definitely set for February
IS, 70, 20 and 21- The engagements
planned will include Sundays evan
gelistic services in the army citadel In
Oakland, united soldiers meeting, off,
GERS war council and public welcome
reception in the Lyric Hall on Eddy
street Monday, February 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
DEFEAT COMES
As A SURPRISE
Miss Wegener Shows More
Ability Than Miss Van
Vliet in Tennis Match
TWO EVENTS CONCLUDED
Mclaughlin and RosensterTl
Capture the Junior Play
ers' Doubles Tournament

Two tennis tournaments were finished
yesterday on the park courts. In the
ladies' handicap singles event Miss
Lulu wegener. the most heavily handi-
capped player, carried OF the honors.
To the surprise Of the spectators she
defeated Miss Van Vliet easily in the
finals. The handicap was only -owe
1-6'i and cut no figure Miss Wegener
won in straight sets, neither Of which
was close.
Miss Van vIiet has her name on the
Cochran Cup twice and many expected
her to secure her third and final VIC
tory yesterday.
On the occasion Of their last melting
Miss wegener gave Miss Van vliet
odds OF lowe So" and Miss Van vliet
won easily. Miss wegener kept her op-
ponent in the back court and played
everything to her back hand These
tactics undoubtedly won the day for
her The score was 6-5, 5-3.
In the semi-inals Miss Wegener had
an equally easy time disposing OF Miss
B. Gully. The latter received odds of
"3-6'' and "owe Is 3-6." The score was
6-2, s-s.
The scratch doubles tournament for
boys resulted in victory for NJ. Nc
Laughlin and L Rosenstern, who beat
R. Strachan and S. Rudee in the finals.
The score was GA. GA In the semi
finals R Strachan and S. Rudee won
from II. McLane and H. Morris by de-
fault
Several matches were played in the
continuous tournament In the first
class L. Levison beat II. NcLane 6-4,
As. 6-3; r. Strachan beat H Getz 6-2,
GA In the second class c. Sonntag
beat W. Marcus 81, T-5- Two matches
were played in the third class G. Nor
ris beat G. Maundrell 6-2. 81. and L.
Meter beat H Levinson 6-1, 6-1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05

ton fifteen minutes when he was ac-
ceptsd and sworn In Court then ad-
journed until Monday morning at 0
O'Clock
Weber received another Letter to-
night from the young girl living IN
Southern Oregon who signs herself
Cora Weber. The letter. which Is writ
ten on daintily perfumed note paper. IS
10 the effect thar the writer wished
Weber al kinds OF success and hoped
he would soon be out and she could see
him She also wished TO know how
she could assist him In his trouble
Weber win not be allowed 10 reply 70
the missive.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
REQUITER HAS
SPEED GALORE
Redhot Favorite Annexes
the San Pedro Selling
Stakes Without Effort
CRATER JUMPS WELL
E. NJ. Brattain Runs a Good
Race With Carre Santa
After a Years IdlenesS

Los ANGELES, Feb. 4-The San
Pedro selling stakes, worth $3.50 TO the
winner. was the feature of the card to-
day az Ascot ReQuiter won from The
Lady Rohesia, with BIissful third Re
gutter was red-hot favorite and won
handily.
CRATER won the hurdle race, Nitrate,
the even-money favorite. finishing
third The fourth race brought out five
sprinters. with Delagoa and La Londe
ruling equal favorites. Cigarlighter and
ARABIC TO each La Londe won all
the way from Cigariighter. ARABIC was
third
E NJ Brattain started in the fifth
race for the first time in a year. and
was beaten q nose by Cerro Santa, the
favorite, in q driving finish. Durbar
third
Dutiful, the gray horse. outgamed
Freesias in the sixth number and won
By q length. with Iras third Ralph
Young. the faEorite, was practically
left at the post Weather cloudy; track
heavy. Summary:
First race, one mile and a quarter
CRATER. 14o (sullivan), IL TO 5, won; DR..
Long. 135 CTullyl, s 10 l, second; Nj
trate. It's tFuIks), even. third Time,
2:211z- Louwelsea, Dr.. Clark, Colonel
Ballantyre and Crosby also ran.
Second race. selling, Slauson course
Miss Provo, 100 q. Kelly. 10 10 l, won;
Dorice, I01 CMcDanieI. Il 10 s, second;
ocyrohe. 1os (Herbert). TO 5, third.
Time, I:l1iz Ericula, NulIah. Riceful
Punctillo and Our Pride also ran.
Third race, San Pedro selling stakes,
1850. one nile-Requiter, 110 Ougan).
8 10 10. won; The Lady Rohesia- 81 CT.
Kelly, 20 I, second; Blissful, S5 CAIc-
DanieD. S to I. third. Time. 1:4siz.
Glisten, Fustian and Tim Payne also
ran
Fourth race, six furiongs-La Londs.
SIS CMiIler). 10 5. won; Cigarlighter, 81
(McDanieD. : TO l. second; Arabo, 105
CWalsh), 5 10 l, third Time, f:l4le.
Ora Viva and Delagoa also ran.
Fifth race. selling. Slausen course
Cerro Santa. lis (Miller). 13 10 ;. won;
z. NJ Brattain. II5 Dugan), 5 10 1. Sec
ond; Durbar, ss CAcDaniel), TO l,
third. Time, I'll. Marlborough and ST.
Wfnifrede also ran.
Sixth race, selling. one mile and sew
enEy yards-Dutiful, 100 (McDanieD, Il
TO ; won; Freesias. 81 (Tayior). Is TO ;,
second: Iras. 90 lHerberD, 70 1, third
Time, 1:471s- Bugiehorn. Bessie Wellfy
and Ralph Young also ran
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
CARDINAL nine
BEATEN AGAIN
St. Mary's College Tossers
Come Through With a Hot
Rally in the Last Spasm
STANFORD TAKES LEAD
Oakland Lads Start a Bat
ting Bee When Freshman
Mendardi Takes the Slab

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb-4-
By a whirlwind finish in the ninth
inning the baseball team from ST.
ford's preliminary games this after
noon. Until the last inning the car
dinal team was in the lead. having
scored TWO runs 10 the Catholic col
legians' one. Then q hit, a walk, an
error and another hit brought in three
tallies for ST. Mary's and won the
game Stanford's two runs were made
in the seventh. Cadwalader walked.
Rook pushed one through Haley that
was too hot for him to handle and Cad
walader reached home on the error.
field and Rook raced home with the
second score
Coach Cowder tried out three pitch
ers during the game. Sales had all his
customary speed and control, and. al
though he gave three OF the six hits
which ST. Mary's found. he kept them
well scattered, and there was never any
danger OF scoring while he was in the
box. Rools. a new player who is not
eligible for the varsity team because
he comes from another college. was even
more successful than his predecessor.
He allowed neither hit nor run II was
of Menardi, a freshman, who pitched
the last TWO innings. that the visitors
scoring was done. Three hits and an
error did the work.
The game showed Stanford viii have
a faster team this year than last. Fen
ton, the freshman who is covering
third. is a find. He hits well and fields
in perfect style The team showed
traces OF tendency to go up in the
air with the game won, which has been
fatal TO cardinal hopes of success dur
ing recent years Still, the outlook for
a good team is not nearly so dark as
it was AZ the beginning Of the season.
AS usual. the team feIded well. but the
players showed a Iamentable weakness
at the bats The teams were made
up Of:
Stanford-Pitchers Sales. Rock.
Menardi; catchers. Stott. Daily; first
base, Colbert. second base, Frink. Bell:
third base, Fenton. shortstop. Trow-
bridge; left field. Chalmers; center
field, Presley, Cadwalader; right field,
Dudley, Lewis.
St.Mary -s-Pitcher. Ferguson; catcher.
Ryan; first base. Brady; sec
ond base. Haley; third base. Waters;
shortstop. Halloran; left field. Rooney;
center field PouItney; right field,
Henno- Umpire. McFadden-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
sigourney in second place.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-The end of the
first week of the amateur billiard
tournament came tonight with
Charles T. Conklin OF Chicago in the
lead, with a total of four games won
and none lost
W. P. Sigourney OF San Francisco
IS in second place. with as clean q
score as that OF Conklin. but with one
less victory 10 his credit ConkIin
forged TO the front tonight when he
took two games. one from Rein. who
forfeited TO Conklin. and one from
Tresbie of Boston 500 to 246.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
BOXERS ACCEPT
TERMS OFFERED
Nelson and Corbett Seem
Satisfied to Do Battle,
but Sign No Agreement
WEIGH NAY oFFICIATE
Jimmy Britt Promises to
Meet the Winner of Go
During March or April

The prospects ot q battle between
Young Corbett and Battling Nelson
look brighter now than they have since
Manager Morris Levy OF the Hayes
Valley Club sought 70 bring the rival
tezther-weights together some time
ago. Last night both called on Levy.
paid him their respects and announced
that they were ready 70 lend an ear TO
his plea6ings-
Nelson. who has been holding sIoof
II the hopes OF getting away with q
bonus, finally consented 70 put the
thought Of the extra coin aside He
was willing 70 talk match with Levy,
and before leaving the Dane took q
copy Of the articles drawn up by the
manager. promising 70 sfEix his sigma
ture within E day or two Nelson was
accompanied BY his manager. Billy No
Ian The pair went over the details
with the manager OF the club, and II
was agreed that Corbett and Nelson
should battle twenty rounds. weighing
q the gross receipts. This viii be di-
vided z5 per cent 20 the winner and 25
g the loser.
The terms seem 70 suit Young Cor
bett 20 perfection. and II Nelson viii
s1x his signature 70 the articles there
Is no question that the match will
80 through without any hitch Nelson
said last night he was satisfied, but he
may have something UP his sleeve that
he wants % spring before he signs the
articles
The referee question was then taken
up and discussed Morris Levy mentioned
the name OF Jack Weich and both box
ers seemed satisfied They viii meet IN
E few days 70 select the third man IN
the ring. Welch seems the only avail
able judge az the present time, as Eddie
Graney has retired and Nelson viii not
stand for Roche under any circum-
stances. Welch should al the bin 10 a
nicety. IS he has the ability. and neith-
er boxer has ever expressed any ad-
verse criticism toward him
Levy had q talk with Jimmy Britt
before doing business with Corbett and
Nelson. The manager sought 10 sign
Britt with Corbett provided Nelson
would not come 70 terms Britt said he
would consider the offer II Nelson re-
fused 70 fight After the match was
made Jimmy said he would meet the
winner Of the bout in March or April.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
DEFEND SMOOT
IN Two BRIEFS
Counsel Deny the Right
of the Senate to Unseat
the Member From Utah

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4--Separate
briefs will be filed on Monday with the
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections by A. S. worthington OF this
city and Waldemar Van Cott OF Salt
Lake City, counsel for Senator Smoot
the latter retaining his seat in the
Senate
worthington deals with the question
whether it requires a two-thirds vote
or a majority vote to vacate Senator
Smoot's seat. He contends, on prin-
ciple and on precedent. that when Sen
ator Smoot was sworn in the question
of his qualification was passed upon
once for all; that he can be removed
now only by a vote Of expulsion and
only on the ground that since he was
elected to the Senate he has committed
some criminal oTense and that TO do
this will require two-thirds vote.
The endowment ceremony. polygamy
and the alleged interference Of the
Mormon people in politics are discussed
by Worthington, following practically
the same line Of his oral argument to
the committee He insists that while
the constitution OF the United States
prohibits the National Government
from making any law regarding the
establishment Of religion. Ii does not
forbid the States from doing so, but
leaves the matter to the States them
selves to determine.
Worthington contends that 1t is en-
tirely competent for any religious or
zanization to become political organi-
ization; also for any religious organi-
zation TO make religious principles a
part of its platform and TO work
through religious organIzations-that
this is a matter not Of law. but OF taste
and propriety.
political phase Of the investigation al
most entirely. He said:
THE contention OF the protestants to
the effect that Senator Smoot could be
unseated because he believes that man
is capable of receiving revelations from
God is idle II the objection is good
Utah should not have been admitted as
a State. because this belief of the Nor
mon people was known before state
hood. If the objection is tenabIe. no
gentle in the United States who be-
lieves in mans capabiIity for receiving
revelations could become United
States Senator. The Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter-Day
Saints and many people of different re-
llgious persuasions believe in mans ca
pacity to receive revelations"
In conclusion, Van Cott argues that
Senator Smoot should be encouraged.
as he is opposed to the practice Of po-
lygamy and stands for obedience to all
the laws and good citizenship, and II
he is ousted it logically follows that no
Mormon can be a United States Sena-
tor, that Mormons win only be fit to
vote for gentle Senators and cannot
themselves be Senators"
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
WEBER TRIAL
WILL PROCEED
Juror Berry Is Excused by
Consent of Both Sides and
His Successor Selected
sp.c..l plspsteh . n. en-.

AUBURN, Feb. THE taking OF
testimony in the case OF AdOIph Weber,
accused OF the murder OF his mother.
Mary Weber, Will begin on Monday
morning.
7. ". Berry. the juryman owing to
whose Illness the case had been delay
ed for several days, was 50 III to-day
7 that Judge Prewett excused him from
further service HoratiO Selfridge, a
liquor dealer OF Rocklin. was chosen TO
act in his stead The selection or Sell
fridge was satisfactory to both sides.
When Judge Prewett was advised by
DR.. Lund this afternoon that Berry
would have 10 be carried into the court
room on a stretcher he Immediately
summoned the attorneys on both sides
for an expression OF opinion Attorney
General Webb, for the prosecution, and
Attorney Grove L Johnson. for the de-
fense, were both in Sacramento The
prosecution was therefore represented
by District Attorney Robinson and At
torney Hamilton and the defense by
Attorneys Tuttle, Tabor and Pullen
After a short conference. In which At
torney Tuttle wanted the other Jurors
dismissed and an entire new jury Sc
Iected and 10 which procedure the Dis
trict Attorney strenuously objected.
Judge Prewett decided 10 proceed with
the trial with the original eleven jurors
and to select 3 new juror
The court 1t once issued a special
venire, returnable at 7:30 o'clock to-
night Promptly az the hour named
twelve OF the raIesmsn appeared at the
Courthouse
The first man called 10 the stand
was 8. c. Day. who was excused on the
ground that his serving would great
ly endanger his business ar this season
OF the year. Horatio Selfridge was next
called. He was only under examina-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
New orleans Racing Results.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4.-Results
Of to-day's races:
First race, one mile-King Rose
won, Pierce J second. Mary Worth
third. Time. 1:44 s5-
Second race. one mile and seventy
yards+Dfxie Lad won, Red Ruby sec
ond, Hershman third Time. las As.
Third race. six furlongs-
wen, Astarita second, Mayor Johnson
third. Time, 1:44 As.
Fourth race, one mile-Merchants'
handicap-Rapid Water won. Fore
hand second, De Reszke third. Time,
1:42.
Fifth race, six furlongs Ber-
nard won, Frontenac second. Poseur
third Time, 1:1A3-5-
Sixth race. one naile-Arabella won,
John Doyle second, Arachue third.
Time, 1:44.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
JAPANESE LABORERS
ARE READY FOR A FIGHT
Brown Men Form Garrison and Pre-
pare to Resist Attempt to Drive
Them From Town.

pare 10 ReS1St Attempt TO Drive
Them From Town.
DENVER, Feb Fifteen japanese
employed TO chop railroad ties near
Arrowhead, threatened with deporta-
ton by indignant white men, have
forsned a garrison and post sentinels
nightly, being determined TO resist the
attempts TO run them out
Arrowhead is the present terminal OF
the Moffatt road George Easton, the
contractor. employed the japanese and
claims he did so because he could not
get white men. When the brown men
reached Arrowhead the citizens Of the
town held conference and decided the
japanese must go.
Take them away or there will be
trouble" was the ultimatum.
Meanwhile the japanese leaned on
their axes and kept their peace Last
night they formed garrison and post
ed sentine1s- They Were not disturbed,
but the feeling against them continues
intense and the white inhabitants of
Arrowhead. several hundred In num-
Der. say they cannot stay. They have
been given three days in which 10
leave the town
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
JABEz WHITE WANTS TO FIGHT.
Through His Representative. Tom
O'Rourke, He Agrees 10 Come Here.

NEW YORK, Feb THE inter
national lightweight championship
battle between Jimmy Britt OF Cali
foruis, lightweight champion Of Amer
lea, and Jabez White. English light
weight champion. has been practically
arranged. Tom O'Rourke, who is
looking after whites interests in this
country, announced to-day that all ar
rangements for the contest had been
completed and that White and his
manager, Charley Mitchell. will sail
for this country within two weeks
O'Rourke has so far received two
offers from matchmakers OF clubs IN
san Francisco. who are anxious 10
bring of the battle O'Rourke re-
ceived q telegram to-day from both
Jimmy Conroth and Alex Greggains,
both Offering him so per cent OF the
gross receipts for White and Britt to
fight for twenty rounds on any date
that IS agreeable 70 O'Rourke.
Mitchell and White They also stated
in their telegram that they would al
low white $500 for his travelling ex-
peuses-