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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
VAR|AS NOT|c|AS
vapor miguel GaIIart. -Iu.
gada sorprendida en- Ma
natl. FalIecimiento
CAUSA De YARE YARE
lmportante Juicio en- Maya
guez. z.--Junta de revision.
Mas <Valdiviesadasx

Ell vapor espaflol sMiguel Gallart,
de la lfuea de A. Foe yto, dc Bar
cslons, sali6 ell IA del corriente de
Santa Cruz de las PALMS. Canarias
-en visje directo hacia este puerto,
s'guisndo su ruts de Mayagtisz, Por.
ce, Habana, Guantanamo. Manzani.
lilo, Clenfuegos y Nueva Orleans. Ad
mite cargs y pasaie para los puertos
de Cuba.
Fin Manatf el marshall de la
Corte municipal sorprendi6, por or
den de Ia misma, una iugada & 10
prohibido, detsnIendo q nueve perso-
mas. El pr6ximo microbes Sc efectua
rA ell oonsiguiente juicio.
-En Mayaguez fa'leci6 don Auas.
tasio Jorg', professor de mds'ca muy
popular en- aquela ciudad.
va ha hacho y publicado su in
fJrme la comisi6n nombrada por ell
conceio municipal de- Ponce, para IL :
vestigsr cuapt, Sc relaciona con ell
remate de locetas hsch1 por Valdivie-
so en- 25 de Agosto lltimo. Nuestros
amigos corocen esta question, pues
LA DEM0CRACIA 50 ocup5 en- ella al
gunas veces. Del informe 20 despren-
de, en IN seut do terminate, que VAL
divieso no debe seguir ocupsudo la
alcaldfa de Ponce por come.er sctos
i,egales.
-Nuestro am 60 don Manuel Cor.
bea Guzm<n Sc ha despedido de nos
otros para Patillas, donde dirige un
grupo escolarcomo maestro graduado.
La Junta de revision de las tasa.
clones constituida en- San Juan, fna.
lizsra sus trabsjos ell dia % del Co.
rriente Setiembre.
-Pasado mafana microbes, 20
del actual, comenxara q verse en- la
Corte de- Distrito de Maysguez ell JUL
clio oral de la csusa Inc 1ada contra
Yare Ydre y otros, por asesinato en-
primer grsdo de don jose A. Pesan.
te, alcalde de Afasco.
Mucha gente SO propone ssistir & la
vista de dicha causa, que revsstira ex
cepcional interes.
LA DEMoCRACIA publicarA una
smplia information.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
DESDE DARCELONETA
0bras de progreso que Sc de-
ben a la iniciativa pura-
mente particular
HYGIENE Y ORNATO
La Central xPlazuela,, como
nucleo dc vida y de adelan-
to para el pueblo

Resu'tado del trablj) asldlo, sc
palpau hoy en ests pueb las vansa'
jas que reportAn & las socledades la
activIdad iutslecsual y material, pues
tas On iuego cor el 6n de acrecentar ell
rem iimienso en- la ind istria dsl conner
clio y de la agriculture.
Ds Ia asociaci6o de cspitales para
un fin mio, sometidos q u7a inteli-
genc.a clara una laboriosidad sin
cansancio, es hijo el relative btenestar
que hoy si.nte Barceoueta extsriori-
xaudose por m sdio de las mdltiples f&-
bricas que dan trabaio numerosos
obrer0s en- cuyo hogares sonrfe ls es-
peranxa de dfas mas fslices. Sc ve
Ia ioiciativa particular emancipsndo-
ne de la tut,la del gobierns de donde
todo SO esperaba en otros diss y con.
tribuyeudo q Ia edifcaci6n de un tenn
plo cat6lico por el solo esfaerzo de
los grandes fsligreses y en- cuyo &C.
10 no debe deiarss de ap'audir, 10
constante actividsd del Padre L a.
mas. De la iniciativa particular es
obra tambien el estAble ,imlento de
un cuarto do socorro en- que los po-
bres encontraran local y medios de
conseguir una curaci6n racional & los
heridos; gracas & la inlcistiva parti :
cular hoy Sc respira UNI at n6afera
menos mefitica pues las basuras son
rscogidas diariaments y 10 poblaci6n
presenta un sspecto en- relaci6n con
Ia hygiene y con ell culto veciudario
que tan d6cil Sc prssta oil cumplimien-
to de Ia Icy y q los conseios de los
que estau llamados q velar por Ia 80.
lud pdblica; obra de la iniciativa
PARTICULAR 81 el arreglo de las Ca
lies, las cuales en- POGO tempo que
dar&u con un pavimentado s6rmado
y desapareceran los bsches que las
convierten en- lodazaes tan pronto
cafan dig AMOS aguacsros.
Obra de Ia iniciativa particular
son, porque del municipio no es posi-
BILE esperar rscursos, dado su escaso
presupuesto, por falta de autonomia
sufciente para dessrrollar todos aque
llos recursos que los e'egldos por ell
pueblo pudieran poner su servicio.
81 10 iniciativa particular Sc pres
ia solicita 4 contribuir q las obras de
bien gsnaral y en- todos los actos de
la vida e1clentra ell progreso medios
de avanzar, es b 10 t)do del redimten-
to obtenido por el capital dan 10 ira
bajo al brAcero, arrancando q la tie-
IRA 81 iugo, approve ,haudo el msjor
residue y mel ,rando el preclo por
medic de Ia calidad; Ell fn lach ,ndo
oil a'ento y el trabaio para veocer Ia
compel sncia dsntro del concie to co.
mercial. Yt>do ESQ 10 ha conseguido
el pueblo de B arcslonets al rededor
de un ndcleo que SO llama Central Pa.
susla; por ESQ prospera; por ESQ sonrie
Barcelonets.
CORRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
AVELLANET BALAGUER

Hs falleci 10 en- Maysgalx nusitro
amigo dol Joie Av ,llSnes Balsgu.r.
Fue muy sprssisdo en- squells
eiudsd por sus condic les ce tSleoto
y de csrsctsr. Radact5 slli vArios
peri6dicoS, cultivan1o con preferences
el genero humorfstico, en pr,ss en-
verso, con ell pseud6nimo II Condo de
Fenir pudiendo decIrse que contribuyo
much1 Goa su pluma Ia cultara de
squella poblscl6n, aunque bastante
tempo hacfa que ie hallaba retirsdo
del periodismo.
Dsploramos lie musrt, de tan es.i
mAble compStriJta enviamos & su
dssolsds familia el ssntido tesslmo-
nio de nusItro peiams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
NOTAS De FAJARO0
La question de los cerdos.- :
Posici6n desairada del Su-
perintendente de Sandal
OPERACI0N DIFICIL
<The Fajardo Sugar Com
pany., ,-Huelga de alba
niles. --Corte municipal

CtptbSHbOTt 10. nd CdusAuO uuou
efecto la resoluci6n del Consejo Ejecu-
two desaprobsndo Ia celebrs circular
de, Superin.endente de Santdad sobre
cerdos; por mas que squs, CON sUPE
RINTENDENTE ToDo, no SO interrum
pi6 la matanzl gracias & la energfa
de- ayuntamiento.
La verdad es que no Sc puede pedir
una posici6n mas dssairada y violenta
para el Superintendent de Sanidad :;
primero, desobedecido enfaticamsnte
por Ayuntamientos que no aceptan
UKASES, luego, desautorizaio por
ell Consejo Ejecutivo. Por supuesto
que. todo, menos la dimisi6n.
Ell doctor Jose A. Diaz hs prsc.
ticado una peligrosa operacion quirdr
jica en- un joven de este pueblo. AL
paciente, aliviado va de una pneumo.
MIA sguda molestaban sine barge fie-
bres atlas y rebeldes. dag oosticada
la existencia de pus como causa de las
peraturas atlas, ell doctor Dlaz
abri6 ancha , profunda herida hasta
en,ontrar la pleura, de donde, como
SO suponfa, mana abundante secretion
purulenta. Invitado por el DR.. Dlaz
visile al enfermo, cuya situaci6n gene
raj es excelente. Las febres han de.
saparecido.
Aver y hoy estuvo entire noso-
tros el Juez Erwio de 10 Corte de Hu =
macao. Ha tenido Ell gasto do tratar.
lie. Mr. Erwin es un hombre llano Y
liberal.
-Gabino Ausya6 8 Isabelo Mar
tlnez fueron aver condenados & 80 dias
de carcel por vender unss merca uci as
en- NAL estsdo, las que habfan sido
mandadas tirar por una casa de CO.
mercio.
This Fsiardo Sugar Cq, cons
truye actualmsnte cinco edifcios de
MADEIRA y tres de hierro. Eitas am
plias y hermosas edifcacionss adelsn.
tan rapidamente.
La mayorfa de los albaiiles que
trabsjan en- la central da Fajardo,
Sc han levantado en- huelga pidiendo
aumento de salario. CANADIAN II ctvs.
por hora; demandan 20.
--Juicios en- 10 Corte municipal: Ma.
nuel Malta, denunciado por mfr scci6n
de leyes de Rentas Internas, absaelto.
Juan Zuld, por abuse de conhanzs,
10 dias de c4rcel Tomas Aponte, por
turbar la pax, 800 de multa Enrique
Lademan, por acometimiento, absuel-
to. Victor Fernandez, por turbar la
paz 81 de multa. Lorenzo Martinez,
ror turbar la psz, SO ceRtavos de mul.
to Tiburcio Leduc, por jlegos pro
hlbidos, so ctvs. de multa. Manuel
Davila, por danoI maliciosos, SIS de
multa D 80 dtas de cArcel. Miguel y
Juan Weston, Juan y Ricardo Perez,
Nemecio Alvarez y Ceclio Cruz, por
crueldad con los animales, coudena
dos & pagar Is c.vs. de multa.
-Preclos de la carne en- la sema.
ma actual;
LINES Is de Sotie nbre, n,villo 8
novllia & Is centavos kllo; nartes 10,
novillo 6 novilla & II; miercoles 20,
buey 8 vaca q p; jueves u, novillo 6
novil a & 10; viernss %, buoy 6 vaca a
Il; ssbado % n7villo 6 novilla a 20:
domirgo "a busy vaea q "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
REVOCATION De PODER
EugenlO AstoI.

Por escriturs de hoy 80 de Agos-
to spte ell notario de AdjuLtss, la que
suscrIbe por 81 On representation &c
sus memories hiios, hs tenido por con-
veniente revocar en todaS sus parties
ell poder general que tenfa conferido a
favor de don Juan Csrdona J Coma.
lez, quien deia en- ~ buens opinion
y fsma
6.-v, SALyADQRA RAMIREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
DECLARAC|ON POl|TICA
GALES, 8 de Septiemore 1905.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
C'JRRESPONSAL.


San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Estimado sehor: Los que suscri.
ben, individuos que pertenecfsn al
Psrtido Republican,, ruegan usted
hsga constsr que Sc retirsn de la men
cionada sgrupacion, quedando en- sctt.
tud independence.
Antici pdndole las gracias, somos
altos. s. s.
Csndido Gonzalez, Felipe Coma
lez, Florencio Perez, Pedro Coma Iez
Capblanco, jose Gonzales Ojeda, Pc.
dro GoDzs lez Padila Tsodosio Ojeda,
Ignacio Gonzalez, Ram IN Rivera Con
Eslez, Franc SEQ Serrano Cardoua,
Pedro jose Mora es, Ramon Gonzalez
Padilla, Manuel + Frnsndez, Nicasio
Sanchez Viruet, Pedro Figleroa, Eve.
rardo Velez, Juan Ramon Perez, Alejo
Perez, Ramon Nuhez Girona, CelestI.
no Perez G onz slez, Salvador GolzS.
lez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-18
{. BEAITEZ CASTANOS
AVOCADO
Gale del CrlstO nImero 26

un bigote mas menos rubio 6 mss 6
meuos sedosoi
Y despues hsr quiereI lame q
estas muj ares egoittss, msterlslistss,
estStuss, cusndo son tan caudidss
que cualQuier Iillo Las eugafa.
mariana Abrll.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
The Ring.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 1S.-James j
Jeffries declared today that he would
only enter the ring to defend the world :
championship once more and that the
match must come within the next
twelve months. The champion assigns
as his reason for this his growing dis
taste for severe training and the hard
and constant work necessary to keep
in condition. He says he has accumu-
lated and invested enough money to
Keep him comfortable for the rest of
his days. Billy Delaney, the veteran
trainer, who has unearthed two world
champions, says he will also retire from
active participation in all matters APP
pertaining to the ring when Jeff
steps down and out.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 1S-The
gathering of large crowd in a saloon
today to see Bob F'itzsimmons play
with his lion, attracted the attention of
Humane Officer Bradbury and, unaware
OF Fitzsimmons' identity, he ordered
him to desist from mistrea ting the lion
t1tzSImmonS resented the interference
and the officer left and filed a charge
against the pugilist. Fitzsimmons was
taken to police headquarters, but was
later discharged.
Terry McGovern will not engage in
another fight for some time as ne is
doing we'll with his show
Martin Candle wants another battle
with Willie Lewis, and let the New
Yorker name his own terms.
Boxing contests viii shortly be re-
sumed at Savannah, Ga, when Tommy
Feltz will meet some good boy.
Tacoma, Wash. is to have boxing
contests, and bouts between good men
will be arranged at an early date.
All Wing, the Chinese boxer, recent
ly scored a knockout over Manuel Tor
res at San Francisco, in two rounds.
Harry Forbes is in good form at pres
ent, and may come East and don the
mitts with some of the little fellows.
Abe Atte1 has received an offer to
meet Owen Moran, the English ban
tam, before the National Sporting Club,
London.
frankie Neil wants to meet Jem
Bowker again, and he is willing to let
the Englishman name the conditions
of the contest.
Philadelphia boxing promoters are
anxious for Jimmy Britt to don the
mitts in the Quaker City, and have Of
fered him good inducements.
Philadelphia is the Mecca of the box
ers, and among the recent arrivals
there are Buddy Ryan, Abe Attell, Au-
relic Herrera, Rufe Turner and John
Willie
Danny Dougherty, sparring partner
of Terry McGovern, is going to forsake
the ring for the stage. He will appear
in vaudeville with Charles McDermott
in a sketch combining singing, dancing
and sparring.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
ANOTHER FOOTBALL TIE.

In a fast and exciting game of asso-
citation football between the teams rep
resenting the Punahou and Male ath-
letic clubs each team was able to Sc
cure but one goal, the game ending in
a tie, 1 to I.
Both teams were out to win and
played as hard and fast as they posi-
bly, could, each endeavoring to run the
other off its feet. Punahou had the
kickoff and from the time that Cat
toms toe struck the pigskin there was
something doing" First the ball was
dangerously near the Punahou goal
and then the Males. At last Anderson
of the Males used his hands and Cat
ton put the ball between the posts and
into the net for the first score. From
that point to the end of the first half
there was no damage done.
In the second half the Males secured
a free kick on a foul and by a very
pretty place Anderson kicked the ball
over goal-keeper Cations head and
evened up matters. Things We're serious
from this time on and the way those
lads heeled, toed and butted that ball
was good to look at. ''WelI played
was heard from many of the spectators
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
SpOrtIets.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 23.-Will-
lam T. Reid, 'O1, of Belmont, Cal, has
been offered and will, it is positively
stated, accept the position of mead
coach of the Harvard football team
The contract with Mr.. Reid provides
for one, two or three years service, at
his option. The salary appropriated by
the association is $500 year, but Mr.
Reds compensation will be somewhat
greater The additional amount is made
I'D by a subscription among the alumni
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 1S-A
crowd that completely filled the grand
stand attended the races this afternoon
The feature was a mile handicap In
which Tod Sloan, the famous jockey
had the mount on Luralighter-the first
he has had on an American race track
i'm over four years, or since he was re-
fused a. license by the English Jockey
Club. The applause that he received
when he came out On Jim Davis $ mare
was general and genuine The best he
could do, however, was to bring her
in third.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
Batting a Lost Art.

CHICAGO. Feb. .1S.-"Batting is a
lost art says Captain Arson in his
wordy war with Pitcher Chesbro over
the spit ball" THAT is why all these
fellows fall down on any ball that has
a twist or two on it-somethinS differ
ent from what they are used 10. You
don't see the long, sweeping stick work
any more. 1t is all the chop and slap,
and not an honest, good hard blow
struck. That is why l say batting Is a
lost art If some of these younger ones
would study up they would get out or
the modern rut that slaps at balls, IN
stead of putting the wood into them
for healthy drives.
II don't care how the ball breaks.
Bv the rules of the game 1t has got
to come over that pan, and if it comes
over and above the knees and below
the shoulder there is no need for the
slapper in the game. 1 think it's case
of bad eyes and worse guessing with
these batters nowadays. They gosafter
a ball feet from the pan and then call
it marvellous pitching and new-fangled
spit balls and agree with the pitcher
on it. They get away with it and
nothing is said. The batters today DO
not compare with Dan Brouthers,
Thompson. Roger Conner, Gore. DAILY
rynple. Tiernan and I could name doz-
ems or more, where nowadays you have
one"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05

Stats Davis and Gus Klopf, hail from
their section. Davis is working this
winter at Portland, and Klopf is To-
Gated at Seattle. The latter is an ex-
perienced ball player, who was strongly
recommended by Seattle people. He
has never handled the indicator but
he is said to have the making of a sue
cessful umpire. Time will tell this.
The third member of Bert's staff will
be Bull Perrine, who took Jack
McCarthy's place when he voluntarily
retired from the diamond last fall. Per-
rines work at Recreation Park was ac-
ceptable to the fans, and President Bert
did right retaining him for this season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
Special Sunday Dinner for $50.

day at the Palace Grill IN Bethel
street from to 7:3O p. m. for SOC:
Oyster soup, boiled samoa and pars-
ley sauce, scalloped fresh Hawaiian
lobster en- case, turtle ragout with
mushrooms, lamb outlet Dreaded, stuff
ed turkey and cranberry sauce. suck
ling pig and apple sauce. ribs of beef,
green peas and mashed potatoes, boiled
taro, sliced tomatoes mayonnaise, ice
cream and cake, hot mince pies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05

President Bert has completed his staff
of umpires for next season, and the
northern clubs can offer no objection
to his selections from geographical
standpoint. OF his three men two,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05

Rev. S. H. Wingfield Digby of San
Francisco will preach at St. Andrews
Cathedral this evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
fIALEIWA CHALLENGE GOLF CLUB WON PERMANENT
LY BY HUBERT WOOD

A R B
and dandon
Wood he around
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05

| who We're enjoying the fierce contest.
Play as they would, neither team could
score, and when the whistle blew there
were many weary athletes.
Punahou wanted to continue to play
and decide the championship then and
there, but their tired opponents could
not see it that way.
If these two teams ever meet again
it will be a battle royal It is very
possible that they will play off the tie
on Saturday next.
The two teams faced each other a.
follows:e
Males. P,nahou
McRltchle. ........ Goal. IA. \. Cation
Greis. .......-.... Backs ........ Judd
Mc'JlH. ........... SoDer
Beardmore ..... Clark
ANDERSON. :.. Halves .McCorriston
Gulld. ..-..-.-. ....Blackman
Munro ...... Waterhouse
HarwOod .... C,amnbe1r
Cdttoh- -.-..---. forwards. Cation
ChurtOn. Cockburr,
Center ......... Cation
Following is the standing of the teams:
Goals.
P. w. L. D. F. A. Pts.
Punahou ........ ? 1 II s
Males ........... 6 . / u 10
Iolanis .......... 6 3 2 SIS
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
COMMENT S BOWLING x RACING e ATHLETICS BOXING
WESTERN TRIP FOR
YkLE'S SWIMMERS
Five Contests Eave Been Arranged With
Big College Teams During
Easter Week.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 25-
Plans have been completed for the west
ern trip of the Yale swimming and
water polo teams during the Easter va
cations.
Five contests have been arranged. the
principal one of the tour being with
Chicago University on April "a Each
meet will include swimming races,
plunge, and water polo game. The
eleven men who will compose the squad
will leave on April 19. The complete
schedule is as follows: Thursday, April
20, Buffalo Athletic Club. at Buffalo; Sat
friday, April %, Missouri Athletic Club
at 81. Louis; Monday, April "a. Chicago
University. at Chicago; Tuesday. April
70. Wisconsin University. at Madison;
Wednesday, April 26, Chicago Athletic
Association. a. Chicago.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
PITCHING STAFF
GETS HARD WORK
Senators Favored by Fine
Weather Conditions.
MUCH BATTING PRACTICE
Team Work Continues to Improve.
University cf Virginia Defeated
West Virginia.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, CHAR
LOTTESVILLE, March 25.-June-iike
weather today made baseball practice
positive pleasure, and all of the mem
bers of the Washington team were
afield early, with the exception of Hill,
who is still on the injured list, but ex-
poets to be up and about by Monday. He
watched the work today from the
bench
The feature of the work today was
the loosening up of the pitchers, who
are beginning to lose all fear of sore
arms, and are now sending twisters
over the plate In batting practice The
constant coaching whiqo the men have
received from Manager Stahl ara Kit
tredge is beginning to tell, and both
the in and outfields now show more
baseball gumption when pulling off
plays requiring quick action.
Plenty of Life.
All of the men are full of life, and
they work hard enough, but 1T will all
depend on the batting. In practice some
oe the youngsters have shown up well
against the amateur talent Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia. but as yet there is
no means of telling how they will fare
at the hands of Chesbro, Cy Young,
Rube WaddeII, Doctor White, and the
other star slabmen OF the American
League. All the time not absolutely re-
uuired for instruction in fielding tao
tics is taken up with the stick.
The pitchers have been Instructed to
work as hard against their team mates
as if the pennant depended upon their
efforts at this time, and they are fol
lowing orders, with the result that the
new talent is getting something or
hne upon what it may expect when the
regular season opens.
Virginia Won.
The University OF Virginia played its
first collegiate game this afternoon and
defeated West Virginia by 10 l. 1t
was largely pitchers battle between
Pollard for the Charlottesville Boys, and
Shay for the Mountaineers.
The visitors furnished he best neidine
that has been seen here this year ano
had they not had one bad inning, wnen
everybody became ratified. they Woulo
have shut out the local talent
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
CHELSEA SPORTSMEM
TO APPEAR IN COURT

BOSTON, March 25.-As the result of
the crusade which is being waged
against boxing exhibitions in Chelsea.
six weII-known residents of that city.
who arc Identified with the Douglass
Athletic Club. rave been summoned to
aupear in the Chelsea police court Tues
day forenoon next to answer to COM
plants of promoting boxing matches
and sparring exhibitions.
SummonSeS have been issued upon
Frank r Gunday. Thomas e. Power,
Peter F.. Cassidy, James Conroy, Daniel
NJ. O'ConnelI and Patrick Flaherty.
MIR O,ConnelI is a member Of the Mas
sachusetts house of representatives. 1t
Is generally understood in Chelsea that
others will be brought before the court
or similar complaints.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
ORDWAYS DEFEATED
BY DEFENDER TEAM
Champions of Baltimore Won From
National Guard Quint Last Night.
Barker's Fine Work.

The Defenders. the champion basket
ball team of Baltimore. defeated the
Ordway Rifles of the National Guasd
League at the Center Market Arnory
last night by the score of 371a to 81.
The visitors took the lead early IN
the game and showed that they were
peers at the basket throwing contest.
The Washington men pushed the Bal-
timcre players closely. Barker's work
being easily the feature of the evening
He shot the ball into the basket eleven
times.
Baker, for the Baltmoreans. was not
far behind him, having total OF nine
nuts TO his credit.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
REGATTA WEEK FOR
FRENCH 0ARSMEN

PARIS, March 25-France is to have a
regatta week, Havre or Trouville being
mentioned for probable selection. The
arrangements have been placed under
The direction of Admiral Geryais by the
French Maritime League, and q COM
Tnittee has been formed. 1t is hoped to
produce program that will compare
Sayorably with Cowes and Kiel weeks.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
IRIsHMEN MAKE BOXERS.

LONDON, March 25.-Year by year
boxing in the army is becoming more
popular and more scientific. the Irish
Guards. as becomes their nationality,
having ss per cent of boxers in their
ranks. with power to add to their num-
bers," for rae remaining II per cent are
nearly ali recruits.