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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-07-27
NORWAY.

Many of the German university pro-
fessors hold that the steps taken by
the Norwegians with regard to the
Bernadotte dynasty are Unsuitable.
The first Norwegian tourist steamer
arrived at Tromso from the south
June II. The weather was radiant"
and the 40 tourists were aglow with
enthusiasm.
The Norwegian whaling expeditions
to Iceland have had good luck so far,
and many whales are still in sight
j. Moe has been in the employ Of w.
c. Fabritius & Sons Printing COM
pany, Kristiania, for so years On the
occasion Of his semi-centennial jubilee
he received gold watch from his en-
ployers and other presents from his
fellow employees.
Peat is used for fuel in very many
brick kilns in Norway because it keeps
up uniform heat Many new peat
litter factories viii be established this
summer.
The weight Of the imports for the
year 1904 was 4, l93. 04o tons; and their
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YANKEE MOTOR BOATS .
FAST CRAFT WHICH WILL TRY
FOR FOREIGN TROPHY.
Will Meet in the Contests to Be Held
in September-British and French
Boats Of Tremendous
Power

America can build sailing yachts
which can beat the world, but whether
she will prove as successful when it
comes to motor boats remains to be
seen. Two craft are going to try for
the Harmsworth challenge cup this
fall. They are the Challenger, owned
by w. Gould Brokaw, and the Dixie,
the special hope and pride of e. R.
Thomas. s.. -.
Motor boat racing is of comparative
ly recent date, and the development Of
this type of boat has received more at
tentiOn in Europe than in America up
to the present time, and for this reason
the chances are against the Yankee
boats lifting the handsome prize. Just
as in automobile racing, it has been
found that French machines are
speedier, and French motorists more
skilled and daring, so it may be found
in regard to the motor boats.
The famous British international
trophy, which is to be raced for by the
motor boats, was given by Sir Alfred
Harmsworth, and is an open challenge
cup. 1t was won last year by the
French boat Trefle a Quatre, which
was given the race, though beaten by
the Napier Minor, because the latter
had not been properly entered.
The first race this year is fixed for
September H., and will be held in the
Bay of Arcachon, France, about IS
miles south of Bordeaux
The conditions of this race permit
three boats from each country to try
for the trophy. So much interest is
centered in the contest abroad that
England and France have each entered
more than their quota, and elimination
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Gossip From,
Scandinavia.
Principal Events That Have o.
Cured in tho Old Countries
Within q Week or So.

The medal ''for literarJ merits" has
just been awarded oy King Oscar TO
two foreign ladies' One of them is
Miss Mlzi FRANCIS, an Austrian lady,
who has translated several Swedish
books into German, and who is stop
ping In Stockholm to become acqnaint-
ed with the leading Swedish authors
The other lady is Philippine Wijs'nan,
OF Amsterdam, who has translated
more or less of the works of dozen
Swedish authors.
The homecoming Of Prince Gustaf
Adolf and his bride, who was Princess
Margaret of Connaught. was made the
occasion for enthusiastic demonstra-
ton in Stockholm July g. The royal
yacht flew the Norwegian standard at
her foremost and the Swedish stand
ard at her main. King Oscar and the
other members Of the royal family
viewed the Decentralization of the
prince and princess from the roof of
The palace. Two hundred, thousand
persons lined the route of the royal
procession.
One of the most sensational episodes
in scandinavian politics since the Nor
wegian secession of June is an APP
peal made to the Swedish Americans
by DR.. Sven Hedin, the famous ex-
plorer of Central Asia There are sew
eral distinct points in the appeal which
call for special attention. The main
point is that he wants the Swedish
Americans to raise $4,000, 900 for put
ting the Swedish navy in fine fight
ing trim. The reasons which he gives
for asking for such a handsome purse
are that the Norwegians are armed to
the teeth by land and sea, and that
the Swedes are too drowsy to realize
their danger. We are also told that
the Norwegians have used for military
purposes funds which were borrowed
abroad on the pretense that they were
to be used for railway construction.
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value was SIS, $4,000. Tie exports
weighed 4,O63, 6O2 tons and were worth
s51, 65o,ooo These figures include l.
1913, 95s tons of iron and copper ore i'm
ported from Sweden along the Ofcten
railway and again exported. These
figures are not so large as the CORE
spending ones for 1903. ..
Persons of a practical turn Of mind
claim to have figured out that it will
not cost any more in dollars and cents
to run Norway as separate state than
it did to run it as a part of the union.
The storthing has passed a resolu-
ton for adding new territory to the
city of Lillehammer.
About 5000 Norwegian Americans
are visiting Norway this summer. 1t
is so interesting, you know, from po-
litical viewpoint
Religious organizations of all kinds
are eager to pass resolutions sustain
ing the new government of Norway.
Nordmore expects to get exception
ally fine crops this summer
Kaiser Wilhelm wired Consul Mohr
Of Bergen to procure twelve large rugs
of pure Norwegian patterns The pat
terms are kept in Western Museum,
Bergen This order indicates that the
kaiser does not intend to snub the
Norwegians completely.
Arrangements have been made for
erecting monument at Froland,
where Niels Henrik Abel. the greatest
of Scandinavian mathematicians, died
in 1929.
The different church denominations
held union meeting in Kristiania
July and 8, but the results are not
yet known.
The business at the Stavanger post
office is outgrowing the present quar-
tiers, and the government will be
bound to spend about SIS, 900 on an att
dition to the old building.
The heat was annoying in the cities
of southern Norway during the latter
part Of June. ...
A 24-toot granite shaft was unveiled
June "a at Folkenborg, Eidsberg, the
birthplace of King Haakon Haakons-
son. About 4,0o0 people attended the
ceremonies, and strong expressions of
confidence were wired to the govern
ment.
The Kristiania outing colonies sent
about l. 900 poor children out of the
city during the last few days of June.
The pro oosal to make Prince Charles
at Denmark king Of Norway is sup
ported by thos, in power, and would
oe enthusiastically received by ma
jority OF the Norwegian people.
The city council Of Tonsberg has re-
solved TO extend the city waterwork.
by putting down q main from GroruG
lake, which is located about eigh,
miles from the city, on the boundary
between Ramnes and Stoke. The i'm
provement will cost about $50, 600 Al
tho same time the city council resolved
to contract loan of $4,000. Tn.
Tonsberg Savings bank has decided t
contribute SIC, 900 towards paying To-
the extension OF the water mains
A plain monument was unveiled ,
few days ago on the grave Of K. NJ
Sorenson, . popular educator, in tn,
North. Side cemetery. Kristiania
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For a Finisher.

II a man has any money left
after trying a stock market tip he
can finish up at a summer resort
hotel. 3.
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After q Night Out.

Who wrote Speak to Me Only with
Thine Eyes'?"
Il don't know, but It was probably
some married man. Washington
Star.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
Ell ESCANDAtO

hs .tentdo honor Ia feicdd de so 6aco amgo En- re-
s1men s usted perddo reuedio ell j1icio humane
No ene uste escape H aldo ustsd cgdo pro rede
queda abitrio cue enegrse discretion depo-
dscras prscnero que far trista suerte misericor
da de Dos
i Ay de MI gm6 Fabikn desconso!sdAmente. Conque
venimos parar que debo hr de sAlumnia de
scussc6n merecda encearme ID soeaad de clsusro
-No mil veces no respondi6 ell padre MinriQue con
cobards apear hp6critaments padoo
invenido por los es:tores romancos Los romntlcos
perd6eme uited dgre6 no nongnente de modo guno
los romantico dgo mpfo 6n como herederos direcos
de los bre penadores del sglo pado ogtaron ESQ del
cto para crmnd medic anodno de resoVer los con-
c.mo hombre escsndaoso e uiacabe e pecador
hiba deudas hermsnos ell rgtesor dc 10 Lsy
Natural EernS uyGs nfrccones no est&n preV por com
pleto Ia legc6n proAus speiba 81 odgnamente amsdo
0 de D bAA deskfo c1alquer repreientante dc
a vndc pdbca y, mitase murisss, hta sn matr nj mo-
r con que hubera moado propco derramar
aien "a ten honrs fless uf.me tent. nocsn'
aunque uese cupado pod2 suponer dearmda Sdpremi
Justc ben, cuando tragedla unlpsrsona cuindo
concto surga concenc de 10 solo ndivduo acusido
Dor mundo entero apeaba sucdio en- PAIL Com
poneaS ali camO pod deca e pecdor las v(ctmls de
nfAm al p6blco e,candlzado acoatlba ranqulamnte
en- tumba muy conado que nAde ira despero nunca de
aquel susho Pero dgo los ecrores romancos luEga
benQue los cmenes no cieNgoo1 kor los
C6ilgos quetfan x0ac6n mas aga de ndoe mas re
gos que de,affo sucdo equlvocandoie ca los medloi
degrViAr Ia moral creyeron aregao todo hn de sut
gs6ados os bandoeros cansados del ohco los adone de
hons que dearon de en- ell mundo tnch regueoi
de lSgmN DescAnsAb pues, gandAmente lnValoo el
veteano del vico pIE de CartuA DE una Efmita
be de todo azn temporal de todo sg mIentrss que en-
mundo mlnAbAn nugte las h,rdn que dslo sbiertial NO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
ASamb|ea de MuniCipi0S

Sc entire trasportes de idbllo; la con
currencia, ell gran p1blico, tomando
parte tambien en- ese grandioso des-
pertar del alma de un pueblo. Con-
junto sublime, con el cual habfamos
sohado ca nuestras abstracciones, y
que yemos convertirse en- realidad.
Escribimos a Ultima hora, sin item
po para rehejar con extension 10 que es-
tt sieado la Asamblea de Municipios.
Una solemnidad patri6tica que levanta
los aaim - b icis ei mob o fl qu3 con
sists On esperar con Is en las energfAs
p ,pnlares y en- la justicia de los Esta
dos U .idos, que no deben desenten
derse de la petici6n que les dirigs
Puerto Rico entero. 81 % dssenten'
diessn cometerfsn un crfmsn do lesa
humanidad y convertirfan todas estss
espsraDzas, en- desesper aclones y to-
dos sstos impulses hScis el bien, On
impllsos sombrfos hacia ID dessspera' :
ci6n.
La a.amblsa continuar& esta tar
de.
Mshana contlnuarsmos nue.tra rS.
pida Information.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
BlBLIOrEcA DE .LA DEWocRAClA, 10

foe usted dgo conndoe diarismnte qe hoy esposo de
Gegoa todas las iniquidad.s topezM de vaa uei
las muieres de AMIGOS abusr de
conanz de etos; para bur de tendn a
bes ama del brutal egoimo sroz ooncupiscenca
renda ustd groero cuo Doi no h hubese dsdo
un alma h..
BEN. h ltodo ESQ verdad!... tsrtamude6 e
antigua caavers como impicsnte de llegar las cnsones
remedies
cano sclba usted de decirms soacedo ,pare
fomular Ia Diego 81 missro exp6sito enemgo
ued de socedad Ia socedsd tuvese cupa que
Ia madre de que nfez hubese sdo pcsdors desntu
de que padre de usd hubiea hecho trac6n espoo
a mado de doha striz de Ho;-Dego repitc que
nscesaos guerrear veujomnte contra las csses nob
rcM eegautes que le nspabn especial aburmento env
dis apoder6 de usted dc dorado puhi que esgmr
contra elias desde somba pap6 guoso las sodanls
conhdenc usted haca de los acbAba de
hog sjano apaud6 ods squeas rundsdes de-
utzbA saifccer propios odos sums demo
nio tenador que 10 ubevabA used Ompo que
nfsz seconsderaba deherdado Por luch6 sempfe
Lzsro -prschcaodolo no. que tivis ignora
prsdcsb be1 aboloto fie durAnse cho item
cruel enemgo de btela ssmer6 en- impeir uss
domen todos los buenos nstntos de coEn de u. ht
ell d que poore cunero fvorecdo por suee ocuD6
medano puesto en- concerto humsno snt6 apego h vd
aoord6 de tents corix5n pen6 ansg
p6mos fomar parte de socedad findl
fImla Asust6se de propa obta sn6
psns6 desr de traato decide clio para dttl
tndo dc iu pretccion SumentAr Les Vens
"a deb Sc aegte macho de que u,tad entrA5t
mben en- Ia sends dc Ia virtad pso recsando tiGv gus
tuEsse vaor cnstRana para ella ptaplt5
contra las eesaaa1'dads dol porUsnr' D, aquf el ltia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

turce. Los indlviduos 80 llevaron un
portamonedas conteniendo un billete
de dos dollars y una leontina de plata.
Hoy celebra su dfs onomastico
ell venerable prelado Mr.. James H.
Blenk.
Don Joae Elias Lewis dirigl6 un
csc Ito al A.eneo. Ifliendo UNA sub
venci6n para publican una novela.
Tsmb!en pedirAu ubvencie mes con
el mtsmo obieto los senores Cordova
, Toro Rodrfgd'z.
Ell concejal seilor Fa!l nos in
forms que el conserjs seflor Qiijano,
le pre- hlbi6 la entrsds . 10 Asamblea q
dc los Municipios.
Ell coronel Crane hs sido desti-
nsdo q FliipiLas con el empleo inme-
diato.
Ell Juez Mo X ,nns, de Ia Corte
Federal, regresara de los Estadol
Uaidos en- el oorreo pr6xlmo.
LIS Juzgsdos municipal y dt
paz permanecieron hoy cerrados POI
ser dia de fiesta Official.
= Una dc las veotajas de Ia ma.
,quina sOiver, sobrs sus simllares, 81
que 10 impression 20 efsctda golqeandc
, hscia absi, las palsncAs, To- que ID
mas fderzs & 6stas por gu propia ten.
dercia q caer sobre el rodillo, obte
niendose como conaecuencis, un grar
ndmero do coplas ain que el opersdol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

(Coitinuaci6n de Ia pdgina 4@)
de Msnsage que hs de dirigirie al
ConSreso de los Estados Unidos, lee
este docuusnto y despues de pronun
cisr un admirable discurso, que fue
Glen veces interrumpido por los aplsu-
sos dc los repre- ,entantes , del audi.
torio. El sefor Perez Avi,es estuvo
aforsunadfsimo On sus argumentos, de
una lorna txraordInaris, y en- aus
imtgsnes, dc una belleza deslumbra.
dora. Fue un orador com pleto. Ter.
mtnada la lectura, el Alcalde Todd
pregunta { 10 Assmblea Of d. su SAN
cion al Msnssj'. Eat5nces SO produ-
CO un movimiento de delirante entu-
s'asmo. Todo el mundo est& de pie ,
el Msnssi ie es sprobado por unanimi-
dad. Vease una reproduction de este
escrito en- Ia pagina primera.
FL senior Todd declara que la SO
sion SO suspende hasta la una de la
tarde.
Ha sido este un acto magnifco.
Las defere eocias politicas, borradas;
los hombres de uno y otro partido %.
trechAndose las manos, 6 abrazsndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

presidents don Juan Canales Carazo.
Los sen )res glesias, SANCHEZ y
Becerril tn1ran elts tarde q las
una entrevists coa el gobernador Win.
throp.
-DESPUES de probar todos los
engafiosos remedies que SO anuncian
es cuando mas Sc agradece la efcacia
RAD1 >AL del Digestivn Nojarriets,
cuya superioridad est4 uni almente
confrmada para curar las enfermeda O.
des del est6 6nsgo.
Curaciones desesperAdas en- perso
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaror
durante tres meses, son las que 10 hsr
hscho glorioso, pero uu solo estuch'
produce melor efscto que una dozens
de frascos de cualquler otro remedio
poroue ademas de ser el daico vsrda q
dero Curative radical del est6msgo
del intestine, sia enganosa sccl6r
cslmante, es Digestive y Purifcaao
dc los slimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hosti,
tenga graba1o el nombre Dlgeativt
Moi ojarrieta.
De venta en- las farmacias do To-
senores M. BIanco y c., Ramon AL
mazan, y Fldel G aillermety de Sal
Juan puerto Rico); y en- las princi
pales drogaerfas de Europa y Ameri
ca Dep6sito en PARIS, rue les Hau
priettes, 4.
La sesi6a del Ayunt amlento qu
debi6 celebrarse snochs fue tran sieri
da para el viernes pr6ximo.
-Anosh, % verified un robo on ],
casa de don Vicente Sanch Z, ds San
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

-Ha presentsdo Ia reauucia del
cargo do iuez de paz do Aibonito don
Asunci6n Blanco. Muy pronto por el
departamsnto de Jlsticia SO proves
ra Ia vscante.
Nos informa la editora de 10 re-
vista cat5lica sLa Verdad,, que dicho
pari6dico en- tezara q publicarse el Ga.
bado prtxlmo.
Han sid) traslados los policfas
Juan z. Bonillsrce, q Santa label;
Vlceate G )nzalez Bsrmudez, 4 Hum ..
Gao; Ramon Vazausz Garcia, & Moro
Wis; Clemeute Negr6n, q san Juan; An
sonio Carlo, & Ma 1atf; Juan T. Aceve.
do; q Aguadllla.
LA Junta Escolar d. San Juan
dirigi6 un escrito al seoretario d.
Puerto Rico, pidiendo el pabellon d.
armas de la ca ls del Sol para cons
truir I'm edlticio escolar.
So propone dichA junta fabric II
una vsrdaders escusla modelo, COZ
todos los ade,antos necasarios.
El sedor Po,t rsspon li6 q ue some
terra el escrlto al ramo CORES pondien n
to.
La Corte de Distrit) de ests
ciudad abrira sus sesiones el primer G
del mes pr6xmo.
Ell juez de la Corts de Distritc
don Emilio del Toro Cuebas, regresars
de Adjuntas el % del corriente.
La sociedad de recreo <Elgenit {
M. de HostosS celebrar& la toma de
possession de Ia nueva directiva el do.
mingo pr2ximo,
Agradecemos Ia invitaci6n dsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

tepgs que golpear muy fuel smente el
tsclad
%THE HELVETIA.--27 calle de
la Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. sTa-
BILE d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
y personals solas. Comidas cincuen.
to centavos cubierto. Baf1os. Telefono
1872. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta.
rio, Pedro Sch'ra. Nota: Este hotel
estA cargo de una senorita caguera.
Ell doctor don Joss Ordouez
traslat6 su residencia q 10 calle
de Ia Cruz nduero 20, frente & la Pia.
"a principal
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- estos Iltimos cinco amos por
esta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
en- Ia isla, son los de la ,brica Kohler
Il Campbell, de New York, de la cual
, es agente en- San Juan A. S. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y & quien puede. usted
, dirigirse para mejores informes.
KS probable que en Setlembre
60 principien las obras del nuevo edi.
acio en que 30 instalarGn las ofoInas
dc los dspartam sntos.
FL menciopa ado edincio ssr& un
local de grandes dimensiones 20
construir6 en- Ia plaxasla de Colon.
-L1s uniones obreras de Ia isla
repartsn q los braseros do San Jusn
(ContinaO en- la pdgina 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

juez de Aibonito renuncia-Prontos Sc pu.
blcara &La Verdad >-Traslado de poicias -Petici6n
de un edlhcio por la Juna escoar-Corte de Distrto
-Socledad 'Eugenio NJ de Hostos "-Entrevsta con
el Observation-Disclosures de municipios. -Braceros
de Ponce-Edl6cio para los departamentos de la ad-
mlnstracl6n insuar.-Robo en- Santurce--E corone
Crane.-El juez Nc Kenna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
ComiSi6n a Washington

A p,t'c'6n del delegado ro- Cabo
R1jo, doa P. F. >Colbsrg P4boo, 10
Asamblea de Muoicipios, en- 81 session
de esta mahana, acord6 envlar q Was
h ngton una comtsi6n comp ests de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

los sefiores don Y ,berto Todi J don
Manuel Perez Az ss, para que h,gsn
laentrega d. Meas. je dirigido al Con.
gre'o nscional, el cual publIcamos en
otro sitio de nuestra edici6n de hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
SECCI0N MERcAN7|L
Notas comeTcIa|es de San Juan
PrecIos MIN dc los articulos

Preclos MIN dc los articulos
que Sc detaIIan en-
almaeenes
ARROz. 1ss4 a At; Idem
y $Is american) corrienss de 50 %
a3.4O
Alos cotiz aci6n nominal.
Jamonss $40
Qussos amsss.a $l6. Pasagras Is.
Tooiao, : LAT.
Jab6n, s4.6O q S4.70 Rocamora;
americana, 81 = A.
Pasta dol pals q S4t.
MAuteca s5s a!a an ty en- lasas de
81 40.
asrina de- s5i 8 s8a.
Habiehuelas Dlsncas del pals s3t q
1; ansricanas sst a.
Colorsdas del pals 81 a..
Americanss blsrcas largas q s54
Garbanzos u Ii
Bacalao : as.
Cebollss &sba.
Arenques t6t.
Manteq uillAi de et4 Is
Pasta americana "a caias de uns
arroba ".
Papas americanas de 81 % az.
Id islenas vt
Ta1aio q Sl03.
varIos articulvs del pals
Preci0s corrlentes
Axtcar para el consume:
Mosoabado claro de eat q sii.
De miel claro 1916.
Centrffuga claro de- Ia %.
Azdcar americana de II as6t.
Algod5n de 81 ae.
Almid6n q o. a Al
CatS corr.onss tlls 12i.
Cueros dulees e1s} III
Cocos q go millar.
Ron 81 grados Cartier q 50 ceasa.
vos gallon.
Maiz Z 1.50.
Ssbo s4i iq.q.
Tabaco, nominal.
Acciones
Bauco ,Espadol.... Is q 20.
B anco Territorial. 5 II a. Is.
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CambIos cOrrIentes
Buques anunclados


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el II del corrisnts.
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sFlladelphia.s Con proce 1enc!a de
Ia Guayra estara aquf mahana sal
dra 81 mtsmo ala para New Yo:k
<Ark adia.s Ssli6 d, New Orr sans
para essa el IL del actlal.
Caracas , R,calara pcoc,d ,nss
dc NV York el q dsl c3rrients = sal.
dra al dia sig lien.s para la Clayra.
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Sc aahlitdron de salida:
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<Carmelita, Y abl,oa.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-15

and the Indians lost n touchdown. In
the first half the Indians were penal.
lied for offside plays. when they were
within striking distance of Virginia
goal. and time was called before they
could get the ball over the line.
Barry Did Great Work.
The one redeeming feature Of Vir.
sinia's playing was the work of Barry
at right end. The little player did
great tackling. running down the field
under punts. tackling The indian whu
received the ball almost before he
could advance yard Around his end
the Indians were unable to gain. and
alter the first five minutes of play they
resorted to straight football, bucllins
the line almost continuously through.
out the remainder of the game. Wiz.
ginia's team was also bad at quarter
and several costly fumbles were made
by the team during the first half
I'm my opinion, the Varsity team /,
suffering this year from the lack of
competent coaching" concluded the
speaker.
The poor showing made by Virginia
yesterday against the Indians and the
great work done by the Virginia Pole
technic Institute team against West
Point has led the followers of football
in this city to believe that the V. p. l..
team will defeat the Varsity this year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-15
MIR. JONES TELLS
THE OTHER SlDE
eply TO Secretary Shaw's Pro-
tective Tariff Argument by
Democratic Congressman.
GIVEN A Hearty REC EPrION
Democratic Rally at Casino Marked
by Enthusiasm, Although There
Were Many Empty seats-Black
Spots on Record of the Republica,
Candidate for Governor.

Not in years has more enthusiasm
been manifested at political gather.
ing in Newport News than was arous.
cd IT the Casino theatre last night bv
Hon. William A., Jones when he ad-
dressed about two hundred and fifty
people who attended the first general
Democratic rally held during the pre-.
sent campaign. Confident of an easy
victory over their opponents, the local
Democrats are exhibiting practically
mo interest in the fight, therefore the
party leaders were not greatly sur
prlsed, although they were somewhat
shamefaced. when the distinguished
FIST district congressman, one of the
foremost Democrats in the National
. legislature as well as one of Virginia.
most able and gifted SONS, rose tc
make his first speech in this city be.
fore an audience which scarcely half
filed the Casino building.
enthusiastically Received.
, The heart-warming atmosphere If
enthusiasm which pervaded the build
Ing during The speech however, did
much toward making amends for the
absence OF the vcterG who were 50
unfortunate as net to be present. The
speaker was constantly and warmly
aplauded and time and again he was
interrupted by hearty and spontpne
: Gus cheering.
Mr. Jones arrived here Yesterday
morning and during the day he re,
ceived large number of friends anu
admirers a. Hotel Warwick. where
he mrde his Headquarters.
) Last NIGHT lust before o'clock TIC
Ncwpori News band paraded TO thc
Casino, where the crowd. such as :,