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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
De- FibnnaI8s.
:. ho asuhi0 ImD0Ilanla
Los QIel0S oIsei0TaIa.

r fsel Escalona. abs gado Rosy.
I lon Msnuel n.
y sez Tore Dis cuenta con IN tale
grams de Mr. Wilo0x. deade AreciloO.
piS sndo aobrateimiento ca laa causag
p0r delitsa electoFalea contra EscalonR
y Godi E uez declara no habeE
luGaE 8 q 0reaeimient0 pOr 40 VeniF
fnndadO 81 desestimianto referidO. &C.
gun dlsEone i lev Sa euspende el ect0
poF enGOntEaFae 81 letrado senior Rossg
ipfOrmRndo en- on pleitO ed 81 Tribu-
nal Supreme.
El Lcdo. Alvarez NaVa aolicita pro-
rToga en- una dgm9nda entire los seflo-
res A. Z. Afpin v Vald6s. s. gcueE-
da asf.
Quede gefi2lada nara 81 dia 19 de
Mayo. la capsa E6meFO 936 contra
BeFnab6 Dalmau por seduction.
"A las III menOs cincO ConcurTe el
Lcdo. Roasy conasituy 6ndose 10 COrte.
Sc pgessnta q acusadO por delit0s cleo
torals1, don Rsfael EacalOne. El del
fensoF presents au allegation por egcFi-
% pidiendo Sc t3ese8time Ia GcetsGcs65s
passen5ad0 pOr eE llG0aGdO fiscal espeI
ci0Z Wslcc0 en 81 asunto que 90 ven
tiIa.
Lo nnismo en- 81 de Godfnez. Sc dan
poF presentadas les alegaciOne1. termi-
nandO el act0.
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IMPOSTURAS Y FAtSEDADES.
INTELIGENTES PESQUlSAS.
Sc QUlSO OAR UN TIMO Al
ClPlTALISTA CALAF,

Ell senior Federico Calaf, residente
hoy en- Santurce pudo haber sido
victima de un timo, a no i1npedir-
10 el tacto con que procedlo y la
Intervention del detective Manuel
Izquierdo.
Los hechos ocurrieron en- Ia foFma
siguiente. segun las investigaciones
hechas por Ell citado detective.
El senior Calaf Eecibi6 el dia Is
del pasado una carta ap6crifa,
la que apaTecfa suscrita poF el se-
nor Santiago Iglesias. ~leaderS de
la GAnerican Federation Of LaboF1,
solicitando su concJlrsO pecuniaFiO
para la celebration del 2o. Con-
gFesO ObFero.
FL senior Calaf ofreci0 su concur
so como siempre que Sc tFata de
ayudar q buenas obFas; pe.o, que
dandole alguna duda, llamo al
ObrerO Eduardo Conde, informandole
de 10 que ocurria. Este manifesto
que era inexacto 10 que pedfa la
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DESCUBTERTA una FARSA CRIMINAL,


carta de refeFencia, y. quedandose
con Ia misiva, pdsose de acueFdo
de la policia secreta para el escla-
Fecimient) de los hechos.
Siguiendo La pista la fueFza de-
tective, detuvo & Escolastico SoEia-
no, pOF c0nddencias que tuviera,
encontrando en- so poder una ista
de miembros de la SFederacion Re-
gionalo, en- la que apaFecia suplan-
tado 81 nombFe de BecerFil, SecFe-
cretaFio de la misma.
En- dicha carta aparecen con cuo-
tas satisfechas los sefores Chas
We're. Fernandez Juncos. Pedro Pa
res , otros.
FL nismo SOriano, segdn inves-
tigaci6n hecha por el detective Il
quieFdo, figura pidiendo dinero en-
lombre del sefloF Eduardo COnde, q
don Isabelle Rodriguez, practicante
del Auxilio Mdtu0.
La, aenuncia de los hechos rela-
tados ha sido pFesentada al juez
municipal, quien ha dispuesto Sc
citen a los testigos que han de
figuraF en- el prOceso, hasta el dia
9 del actual.
S0FianO es hombre de color nc
reno, de IL q l8 amos, bien porta-
DO, usa sombrero fino, y zapatos de
charOl. Aver tarde fH6 aFrestado
en el restaurant &La Linda.2
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JUiCiO COntra q VireIIa
Alvarez.
iSesSOnes del dta 3 de Mayo,
(MANANA.)

Desde las oCho de Ii mafIAna 8 Rntes
hay curiOgos en- l0s paeilloa que oCupA
81 Tribunal. En- Ia8 hSOnOmfag de al
gunus se nOta que han emRdrug1dC2
para estar tempo de no perdsr BitiO.
a las 8 v 10 minutes lIeGR 81 aCuua-
do COnducido por 81 MsrRhal Sr. La
brador y queda en- el despacho de este
funcionRriO.
AIgunOs de los iurados del campo,
que fueron CitRdos aver pOr te!6gEAfO.
llegan p0r ID mafiAna do hoy.
ComentkbRse aver, entire lR gente de
toga, que ae hubieFa diBpueat0 ID inCO-
municaci6n de lOs.nueve jurad0s d que
darOn aceptadOs provisionalmente en-
Ias 6ltimRs hOras de lR seOi6n, y CuandO
R6n quedaban recuHaCiOnes que hRcer.
So enC0mia Do eatFiCta actitud del Sr.
Juez TOr0 Cuevag.
AIgunOs de los sefioreG juFRd0s no
tuYier0n tempo aver de AviGAF sus
familiares que quedabAn FecluldOG. A
las y 40 lleGGe el Sub METAhAl SF, Mi
Han Con los 10 juradOs.
Por disposition del Sr, j uez ge per
mite entrar en- el salon y tOmaE R1lento
& los Representatives. de II pEenss anteG
de COnstituirse el Tribunal. Bien he
Cho. Per0 81 ATTIC 90 eatFeCh9 y soils.
mente cabs1 on 81 -cuAtro personao y
CA8i siempre auce1e queIno todoS son
Representatives. de peTi6dicos los que
glAf nos aCompAGGn.
A les 8 y 5 minutes se llama & "a.
diencia p6blica. 81 iuez advieFte 81
MarahSll permits "a entrada del ptbli
co POGO pocO nadR mas que IOl
que Quepan en- Ell salon.
Llegsn los abogadOs AlvGFez NAvA
Martinez QuinteF0, Cruz Castro, Be
nediCt0 y PalaciOS Rodriguez.
Ri iuez indica Rl Marshal. hSgR pre-
Sente ri defensor que ID COrte aguArdi
p0r 81.
Llegan los abogRdoa defensores d
Diego y Perez AlmiHotY.
Sc paga istG. ConCurren l0B iuFa
dos eitsdoB y son los sc d 1FeS Gonzalez
VaKcalOel, Rodriguez. D6Vila, News
rez. AOostA y Rivers. Sc le1 tCnna ju
rament0.
Dos papeletAs. Rivera ' Nevarez
"A preQuntas de la defensO contest-
Eulogi0 Rivera. ViVe en San Juan
no preaenci6 el hecho. pOR0 cOntFibu
Ci6n. no FacueFda 1a cuhntia de loi
bienes p0r los que psga, no hA formG
do iuiCio s0Iamants pOr ID prenaO; com
pletamenta opuesto & d penR de muer
ts. Recuaado m0tivadAmenta por 9
fiscal.
D. fensa haca pregu gunta1 s NeVArez
de CarOlina, 6gura ca e. dlt oami
lIaPamiento. o0nOoa 81 haaho ppF Iol
pOHi65ioos, no hR forms pEeiuioio
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EI general LinGVitCh pf8pa-
TdldOSG para un gran GOmbate.

un nuevo plan de campafla.
ii encusntro d las escuadras be-
cr6ese que tardaFa en-
verifcarse. Circular insistentes Fu-
mores que aseguran estar pr6xi-
mas negociaciones de paz.
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Trda dapny 1ques1o doubt
p prime o AG
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sp % p p sent pad d be G
a @ i'm ne y ds cn snae ea
~ 4 p ,q al d1 time a ~ L cA
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Seguiremos publicando. mana
ma, la information del juiciO contra
VireIla. Ser8 10 mas impOrtante
por tFatarse de las declaraciones de
los testigOs.
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Aeotsdas u ediei6n de Ella CorresI
pondenCias de los dias 10. % , 26 de-
OoPFiente, estimaYfamoa mucho 6 nues.
tPoa agantes, nos Fenlitan los n6mePos
que pudieran teneF sObFantes para SER
vir pedidOs del miamO.
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New York, Mayo 3. 2I30 P. 10.
Comunican de Chefoo que el ge-
neral Linevitch esta pFeparandose
para un gran combate. Los japo-
neses han paralizado sus movimien-
tos de avance h8cia Harbin.
EL Estado Mayor iapon6s estudia
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0PfecaDciOnaS en- Paris.

New York. Mayo 8 2-30 P. M.
La policfa De Parfs-dice otro
despacho-ha FedobIado su vigilan-
cip, pues atirmabase cue los anar-
quistas fraguaban un complot pa
ra asesinar 4 los soberanos de In
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platarra.

gIaFeIEa.
Los peFi0dlCOs otlclaIes aseguPanl
que las relaciones De amistad entire
Inglaterra y FFancia Sc han afian-
zado poderOsamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
OfClaS gelGTaIaS

Sc REEAL.TZ.Al LAS caanu alma
flsg 81 is Gallo de = Cruz 80 9 y EIor.
&c., 4S & pTeCios o0nVenientes
TrnformaF6n s. Melon e Co. San
Juat0 12 GOV
AVTSO Al PUBLICO. Debido ST
oran ( {imero de enfeFmos que acnden
q re consuItas de pobres los martes y
gebsdos p0r I1s tArdes, he dispuesto
aue a. o sueesiuO las cOnsuItas gratis
se,sn az SETS g OCHO de d ms fIana
m roisnnos diaa 8 sean Mates y saba
dos. J0t6 0fdOf 2.
8v.a
EI POPULAR ae America Salls.
San .Bueto. frente SIS MalIorquins
RenoVado TODD nuastro gran suEtido de
cplzaGO. sombreros. cbietos pTopioa / g.
"a reqaios. paEsguAs. csjitAa de DC q lea
y ciemss de nuestr0 extens0 raEno, 10
svisamos q p6blico para que reitere
srs visitas & esta CGss dOnde quedar6
Dnuy compIaCido. Preci0s de eitua.
ci6n. SombfeFos de to6as claaes y
nrecios.
Al O6TEN LIE EINTERESE. Sc 81
nuiIan dos hRbitacionea baratas, en-
ana casa de famiIia. pTopiaa para DOR
mitori0 8 aImacanar muebIes. Sitio
C6ntricO. Luna 76 informarSn.
15v.
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acuerda.
"a les IL se Feanuda Ii session y con.
curFen loa juTadog citadOa en- los difa-
Fentes paneles. JOa6 Ct. del Vale. Ra-
faal Alvarez Torres. Juan Margarida.
Am6FicO Salas, Arturo Guerra JaCin-
"a Naranio. Pedro Gim6nez y Arturo
IgarAvidez. JuFan.
Sale. p0r Borteo. Rafael Alvarez
Torres, que & pFeguntas del defens0T
, fiscal dice: vecino de San Juan, no
tiene prejuicios ca el asuntC, no hR
aCtuado ca causa que aparejase pena
de maerte; apesar de que es Contrari0
6 u pena de mueFte darfa an VeFediCto
ca case de que las prCebas presentadas.
asi 10 seflslaFan.
"a Ias IL y 8 minutes qued6 p0r fin
Constituido el iurado que 10 oomponen
los seflores siguientss: jose e. Geigal,
Ramon Balasquide, Mamerto Qllfio-
mes, Felipe Sanchez Osorio, L6caa
GonzSIez, MGcario Rivera. Juan g.
Varc6rceI. Pedro j. VeFgara, Enrique
Acosto, Rafael "A. Torres. Jorge Sal
dana y Antonio MonF0ig.
Prestan jurament0 como tales jura'
dos.
El fiscal solicita ae Buspends 81 acto
haata las 2 de Ia tarde para preaentaE
toda 30 pruebR ain diIaCiOnes.
Aaf ge acueFda, disp0niendO eI juez
se cite & tOdos los testigOs para una
h0rR.
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DependIente d FotografLa.

En- b Fotoers ffs de Colorado. Ge.
necsaita an buea dependents copiadoT.
" que conc zCa 81 entonad0 del papeA
platino.
Iofcrmar6n en- Il nnisma Fotograff0.
p. d.
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New..Yolk, Mayo 8. 2.80 pm
lnfoFman de Paris que 81 primer
magistrate de La Fepu blica france
sa y ell rey Eduardo VII, han tent
do una ilnportante conierencia
Cfeese en- It's cfrculps polfticos
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ana dinha confeFencia ha VefsadO
s0Bre los asuntOs De Ma Fueeos. a
la cenferencia asist'o tambsen M
Dcleass6.
ia prensa radical ataca 81 Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-05
Baseball Notes.

At their recent meeting for the election
of officers the Newark clubs directors
chose Philip Krimke for president and Sc
lected as vice president the manager of
the team, Walter W. ,Burnham, who will
continue in active control Of the players.
The election of Mr. Krimke was unani-
nous. it being understood clearly that he
was the only man available who was fit
ted for the office. Although he never had
held office III the organization he long
had been interested in baseball and it
was felt he would stand for progress in
the affairs of the club as a body and i'll
the development of the team. 1t was de-
cidcd it would be only ordinary wisdom to
give the new president 4 strong co-opera-
tor in the person of Mr.. Burnham, as the
amendments restricting the powers of the
head of the club were rot seconded. Il
am much pleased with the election" said
President krimke. II feel sure this city
will be represented in the Eastern League
next season by winning club The peo-
PIE row at the helm are willing to lay
out money for good players, and all of
them have the games interest at heart
All the men now in Office are in thorough
harmony with one another. l personally
have high confidence in the efficiency Of
Vice President Burnham. He still will di
rect the team and shape the policy in re-
spect of all details connected directly with
the players. individually and collectively.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York Dec 4.
FLOt'R-Receipts, 24.217; exports. 46. $50
sales, $500; steady but fair inquiry for
spring patents.
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000: exports. 3o5
S'I; sales, 100000 futures. 1000 spot: spot
firm: No. red. 95Ls elevator; No. red.
97ls f o b afioat: No. l northern Duluth,
81 O b afloat; No. l hard Manitoba, NOM
inal o b afiOat.
EORN-Receipts, 177,S75; exports, 90, 33 377
spot firm; No. 2. 60 old. elevator and 81
f O afloat: No. yellow, ssh; No.
white. 53A2.
OATS-Rcceipts. 1S2 100: exports, c., SOS:
Aspot steady: mixed oats. 26M32 lbs. So:
natural white, 3OI32 lbs, 361sG37lA; clipped
white. 36dI40 lbs, 37;a@40
CUT MEATS-Quiet; picked bellies, 81
MlU
hARD-Firm; western steamed. 7.7O@
$50; refined, steady; continent, 500.
pORE-Steady.
BUTTER-Irregular; receipts, 35i6;
street price, extra creamery, 24tG24A. ofti-
cial prices: Creamery, common to extra,
1fG24: state dairy common to extra, 16dG
81; western imitation creamery. extras.
1Si5fi19: do. firsts, 1Tl2df1S; renovated, COM
mon TO extra. 15@2O; western factory,
common to firsts 15@17A.
EGGS-Steady; receipts, 1868: state. Pa,
and nearby fancy selected white. 3SG40;
POTATOES-Irish. steady; Bermuda,
per Dbl, GGt7; Maine. Vermont and east
ern, per bag COLE; Long Island, 2.25G
$50; state and western. 190fl2. 10; Jersey,
]. 5o02.On; foreign. Local 30; sweets. dull.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining. 2 3-16;
centrifugal, 96 test. 3 GIG; molasSes SUI
gar 3: refined steady.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Dec. 1.-The stock market
showed much further unsettiement today,
under the continued influence of the wild
eninS effect of the Russian disturbances
and our own tight money market. AS the
day progressed those influences seemed to
lose their force for q time and stocks re-
covered their losses. The upward move
ment of the later dealings was desultory
and very spotty The high grade railroad
stocks and the better known industrials
played small part in the movement and
speculative activity was diverted again in
n marked degree to stocks of Il minor
grade. especially non-dividend paying in
dustrials. Mony continued in rather scan
ty supply and lent above per cent from
the outset. Some of the forces of deple-
ton of bank reserves also We're still in
operation. The money market probably
was affected also by some return in the
way of dividend and interest disburse
Dec. l settlement. Sterling exchange
rates declined, the supply in that market
being replenished by bankers finance
bills, the proceeds of which went into
given to the increasing issue of new stock
and bonds of various corporations. Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph sold off 3
points on the rsR S c 80 intention TO seek
issue. Space forbids enumeration for the
money specialties seldom active which
made fairly sensational gains. Their
slight influence was shown in the renewal
Of the weakness in the late general mar
ket Prices in the exchange market re-
covered sharply and the call money rate
moved upwards in consequence. Thu
governments estimate of the cotton crop
and rnmors of a receivefShip for the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton also helped
to unsettle the late market. The closing
WAS irregular and some stocks near low
est prices.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value.
s.. $40. 600. United States new As registered
declined Il per cent. on call.
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THE FOOTBALL AGITATION.
The President Has Conference With
Reid and White of Harvard.

Washington, Dec. Among Presi-
de:lt RoOsevelt's guests at luncheon, to-
day, We're William T. Reid, Jr., head
coach of the Harvard football squad,
and DR.. Herbert White. connected with
the Athletic Association of the same
institution.
At the beginning of the football sea-
son which came to a close, last Satur-
day. President Roosevelt had a confer
ence with Mr.. Reid, Walter Camp and
several other authorities on the game,
with view of such modification of
the rules as would eliminate its brutal
features and prevent smuggling" so far
as possible, and at the same time bring
about more open play. The conference.
today. which was comparatively brief,
enabled the President to get the bene-
tit of the observations of DR.. Reid, and
Mr.. White during the season Just
closed
| While nothing was disclosed regard
ing the details of the conference, it is
stated that no conclusions of a definite
character We're reached. The President
Is eonferring personally and by letter
WIN football authorities, but as vet is
not prepared to announce the result of
the consideration he has given and is
lglving to the game.
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like manner Prof Wright tells us that
the material for this grammar was 50
great that It was found expedlent to com
pile and print the index first. and then 10
write the grammar chiefly from the ma
terial contained in the index. We find
accordingly that the index occupies about
four-sevenths of the book, that is to say,
nearly i0G out Of the G9j pages To the vol
ume, notwithstanding the fact that 1t IS
printed in double columns.
1t IS needless to gild refined gold; and 1t
" ould be almost ridiculous to speak in
terms of praise of this monumental work.
1t can never be superseded, for the simple
reason that the dialects are disappearing.
The writing of this grammar was begun
none too soon, for had it been delayed an
other twenty Years | believe it would by
then be quite impossible to get together
sufficient pure dialect material to enable
anyone to give even a mere outline of the
phonClOgy OF our dialects as they existed
at the close of the nineteenth century.
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Shall New England Breed
ers Allow Pool Selling
On the New 100000 Race
Track at Salem, n. H.?
Club President Miller and Gov. Mclane
Have Secret Conference.

Concord, N. H., Dec. Andrew
Miller of New York. president of the
New England Breeders Club, was in
conference with Gov. John McLane in
the council chamber of the State House,
tonight. While the interview was
strictly private, it is understood that
the $1,000,000 race track built by the
New Negland Breeders Club at Salem,
near the Massachusetts state line, was
the subject under discussion.
The State Sunday School Association
recently appointed committee of II to
investigate the manner in which the
clubs charter was obtained from the
last Legislature and the probabilities
as to the selling of pools upon races at
the track next summer. 1t is under
stood that Gov. McLane's object in
seeking an interview with Mr.. Miller is
to obtain assurances that the laws of
the state will not be violated at the
new track.
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WAYNE.

Lendall Lincoln of Wilton, passed.
Thanksgiving with his parents MT. anu
Mrs. f. l.. Lincoln. at Wayne.
p NJ. Brown of Strong. was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Clayton 1of
few days, last week.
Mrs. Jennie Stanchfield is with
friends in Augusta.
The Friday Club met with Mrs. Moui.
ton, Dec. l, and pleasant afternoon
was passed with AuthOresses.
Harry Bradford is at home from
Newton Highlands, where he has been
for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. Kimball with their
little daughter have returned from a
few days Visitwith friends i'm Lewiston
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Wing of BoWdoin-
ham, passed Thanksgiving day with
their mother, Mrs. Bishop.
Schools began, Monday.
Mrs. Amah Coolidge. who has beer
dangerously i'll of pneumonia, is very
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs Cushman of Waterville
who have been visiting Mrs. Gordon
have returned to their home.
Phil. McKennon is at home for 9
short vacation.
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BOXING NOTES.

Tommy O'Toole and Danny Dough-
Wednesday. If O'Toole is anywhere
near as good as his manager claims
he should win in short order, as Dan
ny is pretty nearly ready for the shelf
of oblivion.
Portland Express: Arthur Cote made
such a hit at Philadelphia, Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon, that the Quaker City
clamored for another bout between him
and INK Russell. Cote will keep up his
training in Philadelphia and should be
better qualified to give a good account
of himself than he was before after a
hard fight with Briggs and the long
ride on the train. He ought also to
have something of a line on Russells
style.
Portland Advertiser: Dan McKet-
rick, the New York boxing writer and
handler of Willie Lewis, is anxious to
put him on in the three round bouts
that are being arranged there now, be-
ing the limit allowed by the stringent
boxing laws. Connolly was in Lewis
corner here. Thursday evening, and
made a good impression on the men
there. Mcketrick offered him induce
ments to go to New York and guaran-
teed that he could keep him busy and
profitably so. Connolly is considering
the matter and may accept, leaving
here right away after Christmas
Boston Journal: Tommy Quill of
BrocktOn and Dave Deshler of Cam
bridge will meet in a 15-round contest
at the opening tournament of the Only
Social and Athletic Club of North
Abingdon on Friday night That is
the boxing bout of the week to which
local Importance is attached. 1t
should be a warm battle. Quill is a
very promising lightweight. His clev-
er work against Willie Riley at Chel-
sea almost a year ago showed that
he had many requisites for a success
full campaigner. In Deshler he will
find a foeman worthy of his steel.
Deshler defeated Terry Martin and
Jimmy Briggs and had a good shade
on Matty Baldwin. although the con-
test with the Charlestown lad was de-
clared draw, and gave Arthur Cote,
Names successful boxer, hard.
earnest argument. Quill long ago
through his manager, John Burns. of
Brockton, issued his def to the light
weights of New England. He is vet
a schoolboy. Deshler has confidence
as was proved in his eagerness to ac-
cept a bout with Kid Goodman when
it was offered to him. Dave seems to
lack the finish of real fighter. He
Is very fast and speedy for eight or
even ten rounds, but after that seems
to tire. He was troubled that way
when he combated with Baldwin. and
again when he was Cote's opponent.