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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07

cersifcaci6n expedids el II de Octubre
tiltimo por el senior Rseistrador de 10
Propiedad del Dlstrit), creditiva de
que el aludido credit htpotecsrio no
Sc halla cancelado ri pendiente de
cancellation , dc que Ia finca grsvada
con Ia hipotecA no ha sido trasmitida
q favor de tercero nj pesa sobre ella
ninguua otra cargs 9 z g'avam n, y
habi6ndose hecho xdemas per Ia parte
demandante Ia protesta 4 que SO
contrae el inciso dltlmo del articulo
26a del Raglamento hip. te ,ario. OR.
DEMO: Que por el Marshal dc es-
ta Corta dc Dlstrito 90 equiera 4 Ia
sucesI6n de DON JUAN EUSEBIO
MEDINA, entendiendoss disho reQue
rimiento con la persona que 90 halle
al frents de la fuca hipoiecsda, en-
cualQuier &C ncel to legal, 4 fin de que
ponga On conocimlento del dueho Ia re.
clamaci6n de que psgue al demsndante
por Of J en- represent asi6n de sus memo.
res hijos, en el t6rmino de treints dias,
los QUINIENTOS TRES dollar VEIN.
TIE y TRES ctvs. rec.amados, con mas
las costas; bsjo spsrc blmisnto de Que
vencido dicho termino y no satisfecho
el credito reclamado, sl demandante
ea la doble representation que osssn.
"a, podra s.licitar de la Corte una
sentsncia por las expressdas sumss.
y hacerse efectivs esta sobre los bs-
mes hlpotecados; publicandose adem6s
dicho requerimiento por medic de
edictos que se tijaraa 60 los estrados
de la Corts 8 insertaran On uno de los
periodicos de mas olrculsci6n de la
isia. = (Firmado) Pedro dc A drey.>
POR TANTO, y para el REQ ueri.
mianto de Ia sucssi6n de don JUAN
EUSEBIO MEDINA, ignora odoae las
personals que 10 constituyen y su rssi.
dencls; ex DIDO el presents para su 10.
serclhn ca uno do los peri6dicos de
mas Giro llaci6n de la isla, Que auto
rizo oslo mi TRINA y el keIlo Official da
10 Corsr, en- la ciuuad de Arecibo, &
sells de Novlembrs de mil novecientos
cinco Il. Ferndndez Faaqas, Secre
tario Corte Distrito Arecino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
ED1C5'0

Estados Uuidos de America. El Pre-
sidente do los E.tados Unidos. IS.
jose Soler y Sierra, por II On
representation dc sus memories hi.
| Jos Juan. Pablo y Micsela Soler
Velez. .-Dsmsndslt tss. Versus.
Sacesi6n de don Juan Eusebio Me
dina. Demaadxdos. En 10 Corte
de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
de Areoibo, P. Il.
Pr cuanto: Ala demauda que por
el procsdimiento hipotecario ha Inter.
puesto el abogado don Felix Santoni,
nombre do los dsmandanses srriba
OK presados contra 10 suoesi6n de don
Jua1 Euseblo Medina, en- cobro de
cre ito h'potecario, el Hon Pedro de
Aldrsy, j Aez de esta Corte de Dist it,,
ha decretsdo en- Corts alberta con fs,
cha dos de los corrientss, 10 quo 81
que;
sVista 10 demanda que por el pro
csdim eI TO de Ia Ley Hipot csris In
tsrpone oil abogado don Felix Santoui
& nombre de los demand snses, solicit
tando 80 req uiera q 10 suce,i6n de don
Juan Eusebio Medina, p; r hab,r falle-
c'do este igao raodose las personas
que la constituyeo y su resldencia, y
que dicho requerimienso Sc entiends
con Ia per .nua que SO halle al frente
do 10 fnca hlpotscadn, en- cualquier
concspto leg Il, 4 fin de que ponga en-
conocimisnto del duehJ Ia reclama.
ci6n, para que dsntro termino de
treinta dias paguen al demsndante por
81 y en- represented .6a de sus MEMORIES
hiios, los qulnientos tres dollars vein.
to y tres csptavos reclamados con mas
las costas; baio spsrci oimiento de su
bastarse los bienes hipotecados; el
testimonio primera copia de la escri-
tura de hipotecA voluntaria otorg gada
Dor ell causante Juan EusebIo Medina
favor de d)n Jose Soler y Sierra, en-
Ia Ciudsd ds Arecibo, el dia 26 de
Eaero do 1897, ante el Notario don
Sebas.ia1 Munoz Rivera; Inscrits en-
el Registro de la Propiedad al folio ii
vuelto del tomo 1o de Utuado, inca
n1mero %, ins;ri pci6n segunda; 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07

(Co,ainapes6n de Ia pdgsna 81
Mr.. Harris dirlge las obras de repa,
raci6n del cuartsl de 10 polieia de Ca
gas.
Tamblen ss hacsn importantes re-
formss en el presidio departmental
Ell Comi .ionado del Interior ha
n,mb:Ado & Me-. Frederic Bennett ins
pector do los srabsios que 50 ejecutar
On sl puenss del rio <Cagtitass
-Sigue siendo muy solic.tada Ia
sin rival eerveza <Pabst, de Milwsu.
kse, de Ia quo son aget tes en- Puerto
Rico los s. Ii ,res Nj. r. Caldsr6n Cq
Tstuln II, San Juan.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
ST. 16. San Juan, R-A una oua
dra do los carros eleotricos y prinei'
pales sdineios del G Gobierno. Esplen'
dids vista . ID bahia. BaAos moder.
nos sanitarios. Habitaciones frescas
Exquisite comida puerterriquena
americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI.
LA RAMIREZ. Viuds de Mssf4rrsr.
Hoy 80 VIC On 10 Corte m nj ipsl
el j iieio do Ia causs seguida consra
don Rafael A. Sscarsllo gdardia que
fue do Ia policia insular por des Ibe
diencis de 6rdepes al captain Hurtado
delito comprendido en el artq SO del
CJdigo Penal.
Declararon com ts.t gos d. cargo
tenieLte Iturrondo, ssi gento Cha oel,
,abo Lucea y gaa-dias Pedro Col
6 ra,imo Rivera. Como teasigos
d. G..c.rgo, el cspitAp Lopez Dlaz,
sarg nto Mongil, y don Jose Urr4tl' =,
JEFF del Presidio.
r propio acusado So hIzo su de.
fsnsA y depuradas las pruebas, Ia Cor
10 le dtc.ar6 cIlpab 9, sedslAndo el
lunes para dictsr sentencia.
~THE HVETIA.--27 calle de
Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. sta
Dle d. hetels. Aposentos para familias
personas solas. Comidas cincuen.
u centavos cubierto. Dafos. Telefono
w.. Apartado correo, 205. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Sehira. Nota: Este hotel
estA { cargo dc una sefiorita cague-
da
-Agdsda ha remitldo q la odcins
dc 10 Ligs de Municipios el importe
de 81 quota por el primer 'emestre,
para el sost ,nimisn,o de dichs asocia-
ci6n.
Tor infraccl6n 4 las ordenanzas
municipales fueron hoy sentenciados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
II. SUDERMANN 81

devoIve diaero psga
aeshonrosae Si6nol
Heineske. Ess nj pensarlo.
Roberto Pae ensnce NADIA tenao cue coAgo Nj
tge amposo madre! lCsn que hs venido al mundo
deshsnrade el sambenito de manchs indeeblel
Bisn esM Psro 81 estsba escta 20 viese la luz,
Iper que ne me deiaroH pudr el que nao "a
que be de sismpre 20 que Mf 10 quitrs
mi honrada famiaf
Aogust. Ls oyes made2 h, sdo si'msre prerao
Roberto No. no IL escuches SO srrodla upto ella HAz
cuents de he dch, nad. porqre hs ds de
mis- l.bios 90 una scura. P4rscems que NADIA hanano
qseds Va en- nj. Pedad msdre! Ven conmigo. lTd
puedes savsrnos los dosl
Sri Henecke Solsz.ndo lutent.rss t.mben romperme
espsos
Roberto Lsnza rsds vag. al espso lusgs q. svan
No. no hsblamos a msna lengua. Impossible eomprsA-
dern0a.
Michaski Que baa he pueo de asuerdo Hs.
nesk eoge Roberto les hsnbros Bna de insultss
lFuera de aquf
Roberto Rsehazindoo volenea ArSsi Mira "a pa
DIRE hermnas e rodean anzaudo exclanacisAes
de cslera luego azza csreaada estrideute. Muy
ben Me echan.
Mchski Abriendo de par en- par puerti do squ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
La n 10 IA decoration del seRundo
acto.
ESCENA PRlMERA
Trast. Robert., icon una cartera baio
ell brIzo,) Wilhelm.

Wilhelm Tra't-He recbido Orden termuaas de
recbir al s.hor R,ineck.
Trsst mi mi impoce'
Wi h.lm. Oh cuADto sl senor baron es nuy distinto
Tra Me honr conf.nzs Fl m63r Heinesk. viene con.
migo 70 respondo de todo Espearemol .quf al sedor
conlejero
Wilhelm. PAro...
Tra,t Qce pre6ere ued bes 2-bu,eardo en- e boil.
slc.-tNc h'y n,de en- csm9
Wilhelm. FL sci. eoneisro hA baiado IL fabrca L. efo
eRe i.queca La ra b, sado eli se6orito Conrado
mmben
TrMt. IJurtos4
Wihelm. No. 'Go no aen jsDtos nuuca FL sehoho Con.
RADIO que. DIR den los amigos auyos que ea ban
cOpvidados, per-. Con Ia mrsdA indca Roberto.
TrAst. DEndole dinero.-B!en estk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
N0TJCLAS DEL DJA

Ramon T xidor, Ramon FA'c6n Pla
"a. Juan Iivers, jose Rodriguez, Ca
vino Reyes Tomas Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
IN Isga|o a las danas de
Puerto Rico,

No os quem6is mas sl pelo con te.
nazas.
Mis- rizadorss de coma. <Msgicos,
dan vida y pureza { los cabellos y los
conservan brillosos y ondes dos. Ri
zsn en- 2 minutos Toda dana debe
tenerlos ca 81 tosador. Reliables y
duraderos.
Un iuego complete de essos riza-
dores y ondeadores con direcciones
para su uso, etc., solo so csnsavos.
Renita por money order, 6 On se.
lies do 2 centavos.
Ests ofsrta solo por en- mes.
Escriba hoy mismo.
MANUEL TAvAREz COLON.
Agents exclusive para 10 America
latina de fabricantes Europeos , Anne
rioanos.
clo. The Titus CO.
Ind 666 Broway.- New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
EsCENA XIII.
Dichos. 81 baron Dc Tr,.t, parade en-
ell umb :sl.

Trat-Tocando e hombro Michaki Muchu grscias por
IL am, BILE scegidt.
ROeroAl vero dA CRITIC exsiende los brsos
rechszaro "A que venes cate tugurio9 Sabn bien 10
que somos mos vendemos por dineroi Oh no me mi.
ret No puedo resistir ia mrada-Se oculh Ell rostro
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

ing special bomb as designated followed BY blasts
a on fOghOTn & as Is assgnfS = IN q, TsTTaH until reply
is received from the signal station. namely. the
When in foreign waters yachts should identity
the nseiyes by the use Of oieiai Ss No trtIo as
to what hags racing yacht may carry ~. ~ sisE y 5
in Greenwich mean time 70 corroborate the time
taken by the sub-committee az finish line A piIee
After the finish communication should De estaD-
Ashsd by telegEaPh Win CagIsn & DQt ~ e6trI n
Europe: Special bomb for fog signal used By an
report al the mortar followed BY q voley Of Six
explosions at y neisat 4 & Of ABOUT S ~, two % n t eur
de-Lys, the Hildegarde the Sunbeam. the Ihs5ie
ana the Vaha1 win be White Fb As Apasss Sns the
UtOwana to be black The day. night and fog
The Ailsa-Day signal international code let
Ted eGs Green En- followed esb by Ss tSo red sars os a
special bomb. followed by foghorn blasts 4-t-2
letters L B F. hight Signal coson Cost On light green
speeis bomb. followed By roshoTn scSS blasts
e1ne. ne AtiaptePDay signal iRtsrnati9&nai & code St
9gs 36a5oI red fog signal special bomb followed by
The Endyraion-Day signal international code
letters X P. g. L. night Signal. Coston light. red;
Sonb fooWed by 4s foghoTn 5s biasts @ -a
The Fleur-de-Lys-Day signal. international code
Sse green. red green followed by eoston shs Frsen
red dE green; fog signal special bomb followed by
The HaTnburg-pay signal. international code
blue; red. followed by, two blue stars; fog signal
special bomb, followed by fOghOrn blasts. so.
The Hhdegqrde-Day signal international code
letters K. N d. B. Night signal CostOn light. red
blue followed by one white star. Fog signal spe-
cial bomb. followed by foghorn blasts 4-2-3
The Sunbeam-Day signal international code let
ters N. T. G. F. Night signal. Coston light. red.
white followed by two red stars. Fog signal, spe-
| cial bomb, followed by foghOTn blasts, 4-3-S.
The ThiSte-Day signal International code letters
X r. c. P. Night signal. Coston light red green,
red. Fog signal special bomb. followed by foghorn
| blasts, 4-3-4.
The UtoWana-Day signal. International code LETT
terS X. j. p. F. Night signal, CostOn light, white,
red. followed by one blue star. Fog signal special
bomb followed by fOghOrn blasts. A4-3-
! The Valhalla-Day signal international code let
ters NJ. w. H G. Night signal Coston light green,
red, followed By two green stars FOf signal spe-
cial bomb. followed by foghorn blasts, +-4-1.
The committees are as follows: Subcommittee
/ in England-Captain COeTper.I. @. N. chairman;
/ naval attache. German Embassy. London; the Earl
/ OF Lonsdale. Sir Edward Birkbeck, Bart.
Subcommittee in America-Commander H G.
/ HebbinghaUS. l. G. N. chairman; naval attachs,
| German Embassy, Washington, Allison " Armour,
! c. l. F. Robinson.
| Committee in Charge Of Start-Cornnander Heb
| hinghaus. /. @. N, Commander II. H. HOsley. u.
/ ;. N. Oliver Z. Cromwell H. de B. Parsons, New
/ bury D. Lawton, Edward H. Wales.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
WRIGHT MAY NOT PLAY
Ne1C RuIes for English Cup Provide
for Only Three Nan Team.

Beals c. Wright, OF Boston, the champion doubles
lawn tennis player and partner OF Holcombe Ward
Is the expert who may not compete on the Ameri-
can challenging team IN England for the DIV ght L.
Davis International Cup. now held by the Britons.
He admitted over the lOug-distance telephone yes
terday that the rumor that was circulated last
week was correct The absence OF Wright from
the American team will as a sensational de-
veopment to the followers OF the sport
The challenging committee OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association is composed Of
Dr. James Dwight. president of the organization:
Robert D. Wrenn and Richard Stevens. The con-
dtions which may make it necessary to leave so
skilful player as Wright at home have been
eXr.aned as hingtEg upon the rev changes in the
rules governing the competitions for the cup
which the English Lawn Tennis AssOeia-
ton has formulated These changes make it
advisable to play only a three-man team for this
country at least in the estimation of the commit
tee Many cable messages have passed between
this country and London in the last few days
These were experimenting letters that mad gone
before. All OF this correspondence had direct bear
ing upon the point TO whether CT not it would be
the advantage OF the Americans TO play four
man team. The four men had already been select
ed by the committee and the quartet included Hol-
eombe Rard, the national champion in the singles;
William A. Larned. the eX-champon in the singles;
William ]. Clothier. Of Harvard. VINO was ranked
second on last seasons play. while Larned was
ranked third, and Beals Z. Wright The latter's
place on the team was a partner to Ward for
the doubles against the lea04nS pairs OF IAe uVe
chalIeag. .ng nations Belgium, France. AUSTRIA Aus
traha ana in the challenging matches with the
EnElishmen If the Americans successful in
winning their way through the preliminary series:
From Boston yesterday Wright said that the
answers from the English association had not vet
settled the point He had strong hopes OF betng able
the week it would be definitely arranged as TO
whether or not three IOur men would sail from
this country the middle OF June for the competitions
on the courts or the Queens Club and at Wi1nble-
d0n. In the event of Wright not going as member
OF the American team. IL IS understood that ClotheF
will pair with Ward in the doubles. and that the
and Larned. According 10 the rules now IN force
governing the nations challenging for the trophy,
the American team must be officially named before
Nav l. From official source in this city IT was
learned that the names OF the team would probaDiy
be officially posted next Saturday
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
GOLFING.
Seasons Busy Schedule for Rich
mond County PLAYERS.

Frank L Hughes. secretary Of the Richmond
County Country Club has just issued a list Of the
seasons fixtures for members of that popular or
ganization. It includes a series Of handicaDs team
matches. boyle competitions and foursomes lasting
from Nay to Thanksgiving Day. On May 13
Princeton will play at Staten Island against the
sdchmond County team and June 10 the Fox
Hills team viii be entertained The contest for the
club championship and the Hunter medal the lat
ter one of the oldest golfng trophies in the coun-
try VIII take place on September 90, at which time
sented by a I. Walker. The medal will go out
right the player returning the best in this
qualifying round. The championship finals at
thiTty-siX holes viii occur on october 90 Some OF
the competitions arranged for the earlier part Of
the season are:
May e-Monthy handicap. eighteen holes, medal play;
open to Classes and B. Best net score prize IN
each class The winners and the player returning the
qualify for finals 70 be held Novern
Der T. Also contest for May cup, presented by
Charles " BowTiEg The first four IN each class
qualify continuing a handicap play: first
round must be completed by following SATURDAY night
finals BY third Saturday.
May 80 9deuorsl Day(dornlng-AI handicap eigh-
teen holes. medal play, foC the Dongan Hills Cup
Tor best gross score presented by the club.
noon-Nlixed foursomes eighteen holes medal play:
prize best
June 3-Monthly handicap, eighteen holes medal play
Glasses and Is: best net score prize in each class;
qualify for finals 10 be held November T. June Cup.
the first each class qualify for pre-
July 4-AIornng-Men's handicap eighteen holes, medal
play Glasses A and y: prizes for best net score In
Mixed eighteen holes medal play; prize
best
Glasses best net score prize in each class;
v-lnners ana player returning the best gross score
fhe dTst four each class qualify fer pre-
eented By Charles D. Simons, jr.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
LAWN TENNIS.
Miss Barney and B. G. Prentice Win
Wired Doubles Cham pionshiD.

In three fast and hotIy contested sets Miss Kath-
crime barney and Ber1o1 - Prentice the captain
Of the Harvard lawn tennis team. won the final
match and the championship title OF the Newport
mixed doubles yesterday. on the courts of the ST.
Nicholas Rink Theif opponents IN the competi-
ton for the hOnors were Mrs Barger WalIach and
Cyril Hatch. The latter pair displayed great re-
sOurcerulness. and forced the points in the ma
jority Of the games 70 deuce. They were not equal
however 20 the whirlwind rallies which Miss Bar
Eey and the Harvard captain made at TIE net and
lost the match by the score OF 81. 4-s and 6-3
Both OF the women IN the match yesterday used
q swim overland service that frequently was good
for an acc. At the net Cyril Hatch tried % out
play Prentice, but he outclassed by the Har-
vaSd me1- Throughlut the three sets Il was a
o2ttle q net play and tactics from the side, on
which Mss Barney and Prentice stood against
the line drives and passing shoots OF the 0ppos-
ing pair. In the last set Prentice came out with
the full strength OF his game. He smashed the
ball for kill at every opportunity. the bounds
going wide on the sid u the and far above
the heads or the spectators The summary fOilows-
Newport Championship mixed doubles. final cham
Piouship Found-Mss katherine Barney and Bernon c.
Prentice defeated MrR Bager WaIiach land Cyril Hatca
"a "A e.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
GIANTS BEAT QUAKERS.
The Visitors Win an Easy Victory,
8 to I.

Philadelphia, April 25.-The Giants, with the
greatest ease. took another game from Phila-
delphia here to-day. to 1.
Pttinger was In the box for Philadelphia for
the first seven innings, and was hit hard
Washer. who took his place, gave five bases on
balls in two innings The feature Of the game
was DonItn's batting He made two two base
hits and three bagger.
Taylor did the pitching for the visitors and
was in excellent form. In the seventh. however,
he had his hand injured and Wiltse took his
place In the eighth Gleason's two bagger
and long fly saved the home nine from being
shut out in this inning. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
ForecIosure SaIe.
SUPREAlE coUaT, cIrY 80 corNTY OF

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
New York--NIary E. Jackson. plaintiff. against
Charles G. BradhuTSt and others. defendants pursu-
u tnterloeu0ry decree partition made and
entered IN the above entitled action third day
April. 1895. amended OF this court bearing
date the th day OF April. 1875 the
appointed referee theren hereby
Monday the fifteenth Gay OF May I9U5 Il
o clock the Exchange Salesroo. Nos "A Is
Eesey Street. In the Borough Manhattan City
York by James L Wells, a1cttoneer, will sell public
auction the highest bidder lands premises
said decree mentioned and therein described follows
All those four certain other lots, parcels of
land IN the Twelfth Ward o. the City OF New YORK
bounded and described follows: Beginning pciuL
the gouthery side OF One Hundred and F0rtyeghth
Street. distant hundred twenty-five feet easery
from the formed BY the intersection of said south
e7y side Of One Hundred and FoFtyehth Street with the
easerly side OF the Boulevard Elevenh Avenue as
wdenet; running thence southery and parallel VITA said
Boulevard feet and eleven inches the
tire line OF block between One Hundred and Forty
and One Hundred and Fcryeishth Streets run
thence e2serlv ard along said line Of the
aforesaid hundred thence noTthery and
again parallel with said Boulevard nrsnine feet eleven
inches s0utherly side Of One Efunred and
eighth Street aforesaid: westerly and along
said southsriy side Hundred and Forty-eighth
Street hundred feet the point place OF BEGIN
ming said distances and dirnensC-s
less. being the map o. the Twelfth
Ward OF the CITY q New York numbers So S. 81 Sd
The folIowng a diagram Of the property 70 be soIi
a described abCve-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
WOMEN IN TURF AND FIELD CLUB

A special meeting Of the members OF the Turf
and Field Club was held at the Windsor Arcade
yesterday, at which several amendments to the
constitution were adopted.
Following, meeting OF the board Of governors
took place. A women's membership was estab-
Hshed, and 1t was decided that members of the
club should have the privilege Of taking a limited
number Of guests TO the clubhouse
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Books and Publications.
FREE EXHIBITION.
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have exhibition the gems from the coIlec-
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GREENS GaFrick and Mrs Pritchard; REMIsltANDFS
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New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
AMERICAN LEAG

Willie" Keeler's home for the High
landers in the last inning of yesterdays game at
American League Park with Washington. Clarkson
pitched for the first three INNINGS. and hit
rather freely and Hogg took his place in the box.
The Washington players did some wretched field
ing Hughes was particularly erratc, Each side
made two runs in the opening inning, the visitors
on base on balls, out and long single by Cas-
sidy hat got Jones and Stahl across the plate The
Highlanders made their two in this inning
a base on balls. two errors. followed by another
base on balls. ard a scratch hit.
In the second inning the Washingtons made two
more runs. Kittredge hit out two-bagger, and
crossed the plate Hughes's home run over the
left hald fence The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
DATE FoR BaITT-wHITE FIGHT.

San Francisco. April 25.-James Britt and Jabez
white. the English lightweight champion, will fight
in Woodward's Pavilion IN this city. on May D
sr1,a sr,nerviso-s have granted the Hayes Valley
club permit for this date, with the understanding
thar the club win promote the Brtt-Whi[[s ten en-
snS Fritt's manager have reached an agreement
The articles call for the boxers 10 receive % PER
-ert ~ the gross receipts. of which 6g per cent Will
20 n the winner and 80 per cent 10 the loser
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
CLEvELAND. |; pETRoIT. Q.

Detroit April 25.-C1eycland shut out Detroit to-
day in a pitchers battle single. force and Bays
triple earning the lone tally Detrois only chance
came in the ninth and McIntyre's failure to steal
alone prevented the tie. Crawford's two-bagger
followed. Hickman's catch of Flick was the field
ing feature. Score:
T2etroit 81 ....:... 90 S Q
Observation-Disclosures Buelow Bernis Donovan and
Wood. Umpre-Sheridan. Attendance, 1000