davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tupelo journal., 1905-05-19

By order of The Mayor and Board
of Alderman. | publish the following
notice to wit:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19

para conducir por el ferroc arsil tran
siberiano, miles de soldados al COM
bate.
Los rusos han ocupado ell distrito
de la villa Youlangtse dsspues de una
escaramuza. Las granadas llovian
sobre los soldados del imperiO mos
covita; hubo un momento en- que los
solda6os Sc atacaron cuerpo 4 cuerpo,
golpeandoss con las culatas de los fu
siles. hlriendose de todos modos mien.
tras Sc insulta ban en- sus respectivos
idiomas. A pesar del decaido espiritu
del ejercito, parece que ANA reacci6n
|se va operando en- las filas de los sol.
dados rusos.
Un corresponsal extraugero que
presencio Ell combate re6riendose a la
nueva faz de la campafia donde Russia
va a. batirse 4 la desesperada, decia
ha blando con algunos o6ciales y com.
raferos-lLa guerra va a continuar
ferozmente. iPobres madres!
Un despacho Official del general Ii
nevitch anuncia que las tropas han
avanzado sobre las villas de Nanchep.
chasi y Suissuluchua fernando los
ia poneses a retlrarse a sus fortifca.
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
Los mosquitoes en- Ia Habana

Dice ur peri6dico de la Habana:.
"Nada menos que el mismo Jefe
de Sanidad doctor Carlos Pinlay ha
tenido que disponer que las Brigadas
de extinction, Sc dediquen diariamente
al reparto domicilio, del aceite ex-
tinguidor de los mosquitoes.
Por alg1n tempo. y merced a las
energicas medidas tomadas contra esos
atormentadores de la humanidad, nos
vilnos libres de ellos; pero como nues-
tro celebre departamento de Sanidad
tiene importantes estudios y enormes
trabajos que .realizar, olvidaron con
.indiferencia que no queremos calf
car el NAL grave de que son agentes
esos mosquitoes: la 6ebre amarillo.
Ha sido pr 10 visto necesario leer
las amenazadoras .noticias que de Nue.
va Orleans nos comunica Ell cable, pa =
ira que aos acordaramos de Santa Bar
bara..
Y mientras tanto ell Estado pagando
sue]dos tan injnsti6cados como ere.
cidos, los afortunados empleados dc
ese Departamento. %E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
EscandalOs en- Russia
LOS COSACOS EN- LAS GALES
PRENSA FRANCESA

San Petersburgo.- Gravisimos de-
s6rdenes han tenido lugar en- las ca.
lies de Riga. Hace dias los parties
o6ciales pesar de la reserva, habian
permitido vislum brar ell grave estado
de los acontecimientos pero. Ultima
mente se han confirmado las noticias
con todo el horror de la verdad. Sc
saba que veinte mil hombre Sc ha-
bian declarado en- huelga en- la villa
de Riga.
Un gran ntimero de obrerCs dejaron
de, rabajar en- un momento dado de
un modo violento. instigados por los
socialistas. Algunos grupos empe-
aaron ser dispersados en- las GALES
por la policia y, de pronto son6 un
tiro cayendo un hombre muerto. In
mediatamente, cargaron los cosacos.
Hubo nm espa ntoso tumulto, nm choque
horrible palos, & golpes de lanza ,
tiros. Numerosos heridos Sc recogie-
ron en- las GALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
" La Novela IIustrada -

Este es el titulo de I'm periodico que
empezara publicarse en- Madrid el
dia o de Octubre.
Ell periodico conSta de 81 paginas
encuadernab bleS. de un hermoSo tama-
fia, jlustradas con dos laminas, cuando
menos Ks
En- todos los nt1meros apareceran
cuatro novelaS TN miSmo tempo. 6
sea ocho paginas diarias de cada no.
vela, de modo que ell lector en- un mes
podra reunir cuatro novelas completas
por muy POGO dinero.
Al terminsr la publication de las
obras. la casa que tiene su cargo en-
Madrid la publication de la Novela
1lustrada servira gratis, los sus
criptores, las cubiertas para encuader
mar dichos libros a la rt1stica; pero en-
hermoso papel satinado y dos tintas.
Ell insigue novelista espafiol don vi
cente Blasco 1baflez es ell Director IL
terario de LA Novela Ilust1 ada. Els
ia es una garantfa de que los libros de
la mencionada publication han de ser
todos de me1ito y escogidos escrupu-
losamente. entire los que torman la ac-
tualidad literaria International.
Como muestra de 10 que sera esta
publication, basta conocer la lista de
autores cuyas obras Sc propone popu-
larizar La Novela Ilustrada': Dikens
Thackeray. w. Collins. Balzac, G..
Sand, Traubert, Daudet, Goncourt,
Zola. Maupassant. Telstoi. Tourgue :
nef, Perez Galdos. J. O. Picon, Blasco
Ibafiez y otros muchos escritoreS in
sjgnes forman la lista de autores que
han de des6lar por las paginas del
gran periodlco madrilefIo.
Primeramente Sc publicaran las
obras: LA feria de las Vanidades, >"
del famoso novelista ingles Thackeray.
traducida por primera vez al espaflol.
Gel bar.io Lstiuo," de E. Murger
(famoso autor de LA Bohemia y tam
bien traducida por primera vez al es-
pahol.
"Historia de un hombre contada por
su esqueleto," de M. Fernandez Con-
zalez, una de las novelas mas intere-
Santes de la literature universal.
"El amigo Fritz" de Erckmann-
Chatrian: ell mas tierno de los idilios
amorOSOS.
En- Puerto Rico. la subscription LA
Novela Ilustrada" esta a cargo de Ia
libreria del BOLETIN MERCANTlL.
En- este establecimiento Sc serviran
las suscripciones q dicha publication,
4 cuarenta centavos mensuales, y al
final de cada novela. cuando Sc reciban
las elegantes cubiertas que regala LA
Novela Ilustrada," el BoLETIN MER-
CANTrL, encuadernara gratis los sus-
criptoYes las obras reunidas por este
facil y economico medic de suscrip-
ci6n.
va 10 han visto puestros lectores.
Por cuarenta centavos al mes tendran
cuatro novelas, acknowledgements i'm
presas. con ilustraciones y la garant{a
de ser escogidas y ordenadas. por uno
de los mas insignes escritores contem-
poraneos. Vicente Blasco Ibafiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
CUBA Y PUERTO RICO
fDe "Las Novedades")

fDe "Las NovedadesC
.Las Antillas grande y peqaeha
que segtn expression de cierta poetisa
forma ban '.de un paJaro las dos alas,
estan cambiando de nombre; la gran
de toma ell de "Isla del Polvortn" y la
pequefla viene llamandose "Isa del
Olvido" desde hace tempo.
En- Cuba Sc experimental la enfer
medad original, comdn a toda nuestra
raza y llevada a Ia quinta esencia en-
la que fue nuestra America.
La idea do confundir los intereses
propios con los del pdblice hasta
creerlos unos mismos, no es exclusive
de razas nj pafses, pero la forma de
expression varia ininitamente.
Asf, Ell americana salon que Sc con.
sidera acreedor la gratitud de Is pa
tria. tiene cuando menos la paciencia
de esperar las dias de elecciones.
Podra intrigar y prevaricar para
subir y abussr desde las aturas; pero
ell latino, sin distingui mas que el
otro en- cuanto escrupulosidad de
medios pac16cos, resiste menos las con-
trariedades muestra demasiado pro-
pension tomar por fuerza 10 que por
voluntad Sc lie mega.
Las palabras que sc le atribuyen al
gobernador de Santa Clara, descono.
ciendo la autoridad del gobierno nacio-
nal, y es adn mas grave, la del alto
tribunal de justicia, parecen increibles
en- quien, por virtud de su posici6n
trolitica, puede ser llamado en- breve al
puesto que lie sera necesario jurar la
defensa de 10 que ahora Sc presenta
en- potencia propincua de atropellar.
Por supuesto, la ejecuci6n de esas
amenazas serfa un acto de suicidio
pues ucasionarie otra intervention que
entonces seria de6nitiva: pero bien Sc
deja adivlnar Ell espectaculo que cual-
quiel dfa presentaria aquella isla 81
sobre sus destinos no pendiera la en-.
mienda Platt. mas amenazadoras que
la espada de Danocles.
~
Empero. la situaei6n de Cuba nc
admite comparacion con la de tuerte
Rico.
La grande Antilla solo pecesita OBJ
servar una prudencia de 10 mas rudi
mentario para llenar su mission en- Il
TERRA. 81 no de naci6n absolutamente
Soberana, por 10 menos de individual
dad claramente marcada. ega
Puerto Rico Sc halla en- el case de
la primera paloma que Noe solt6 de
su area y hubo de regresar po- no ha
liar punto seco en- que posarse.
Mientras que todas las otras colo
Mas, y hasta las Que propiamente nc
10 son, como Cuba, Santo Domingo y
Panama, tienen acci6n de ser oidas en-
Washington, pero Puerto Rico Sc halla
sin acceso a ningdn ministerio, nj ST.
quiera negociado, nj tiene mas 6rgano
de communication con la metr6poE que
un delegado al Congreso.
Ell abismo en- que cay6 esa isla cen
ell 4cambio de una metr6poli anti
cuada y empobrecida por otra que es
todo vida, progreso y novedaa, es 10
mas incomprensible que hemos visto
en- la historic politica del mundo en-
tero. Apenas hay dia en- que uno 4
otro diario de Nueva York no conten-
ga alg1n comunicado referente las
miserlas que padece la ''Isla del o.
vido". y en- esta clase de literature
basamos nuestras consideracianes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19

las salas de los tribunalcs. scompafia-
do del Presidente sefior Fricbon, y
asistio q los debates judiciales, sin per.
m itir que Sc suspendiera Ia audiencia
por su catsa. Despues guisieron lie
varle al tiro del pich6n, pero ell sobe-
rano asiatico dio una leccion los que
lie iavitaban, diciendo que no tenfa in
|teres en- asistir a I'm especta taculo de
crueldad inutil. Visitsudo luego el
Jardfn de Plantas, 9uiso Ell Director
del Museo que Sc echase, en- su pre-
sencia, TN conejito vivo la serpiente
boa, pero Sc nego el monarca 4 pre-
senciar este acto de barbarie. Con tai
motive recuerdan los periodicos una
anecdota de su sbuelo. Hallandose
en- Paris, le invitaron asistir 4 una
eiecucion capital, y c,1ando los ayudan.
tes del verdugo iban 4 empujar al cri :
minal bajo la fatal cuchilla, dijo ell
Shah: mo. ese no, ese! y senal6...
al Procurador General de la Rep1-
blica.
Las palomas estan de enhorabuena.
NO solo Sc 1ntereSa el shah por elias.
sino que un aristocratico club de Lon-
dres acaba de abolir el tiro del pichon,
de porte cruel y ridiculo que consiste
en- aprisionar a esos inocentes volati-
les, soltarlos luego de improviso y,
ap,ovechando su aturdimiento, matar-
los al vuelo. Esos aristocrataS y ricos
desocupados, que entretienen sus ocics
| y muestran su destreza en- semejante
ejercicio, podrfan seguramente hallar
mas ,1til empleo para su actividad {.
Mas valia que dedicaran tempo di
nero utilizar. en- benefcio de sus Sc
mejantes Ell maravilloso instinto de
esas interesantes aves, que prestan tan
titles Sc rvicios como carteros alados Y
que hasta hacep la competencia al te-
legrafos sin hilos.
\ miguel de 7oro G6mez
Paris, Julio de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
En- Ell teatro de la guerra
La lucha continuara, sober bia
Otra veZ
iPOBRES MADRES!
(Prensa francesa).

San Petersburgo, 10 de Agosto.
FL gobierno ruso no ha cesado en- en-.
war tropas q Ia Msnchuria. 81 no
son aceptadas las condiciones dc paz
todos los vagones ess&n preparados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19

Una curiosa estadfstica: Ell "peligrc
verde" ".-Progreso de las doctrinss
herveistas.-E gobierno cubano
las misiones cient16cas-lNobles
iniciativas y ejemplos.-Los japo
neses en- la Argentina.-El shah
de Persia: sus visitas Paris. Una
anecdota.-Abolici6n del tiro del
pich6n: un deporte cruel.-Las pa
Tomas menSa1eraS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19

Paris Sc ha convertible en- residen-
cia predilecta de los soberanos. Hoy
le toca el turno al shah de Persia que
es va antique conocido de los pari-
sienses. Puede decirse que es como
de casa. DeSeoSo sin duda de conecer
a fondo la vida parisiense todo 10 visi-
ia. todo 10 We y de todo Sc entera.
Recientemente Sc presento en- una de
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
AGRICULTURE THANKS
THE TIMES FOR CUP

The Washington Times:
On behalf of the Agricultural Depart
ment and its baseball team. / desire to
express TO you our appreciation of the
cup which was won by the team at the
German Day festivities at Benning on
October ., 1906, and our qualification at
having been the winners of the same.
The cup. which is certainly a most beau
uful one, has been exhibited through
out the department., and has met with
universal approval. 1t will have per-
manent place in the main hall of the
department, and be kept as a sub
stantial souvenir of our successful eff
forts of the past season and continual
reminder of the kindly interest which
The Washington Times has shown in
the Departmental League and the Agri-
cultural team throughout the season.
Thanking you most sincerely for past
courtesies, l beg TO remain
Very truly yours.
A. G.. RICE, Manager
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
HOT CONTEST ANTICIPATED
AT CARROLL ELECTIONS

a spirited meeting is anticipated to-
night when elections Will be held at
the Carroll Institute. Members will
meet in the reading room of the insti-
tute at 1870 O'Clock AT the conclusion
Of the elections the business for the
year viii be mapped ouj.
More interest centers in this years
elections than has marked the history
of the institute for a long time The
younger element. which is fast becom-
ing dominant, desires that men who
VIII best look after their interests will
be appointed to office and II is making
strong fight that this may be effect
ed
1t is beloved, however that the
names of James +. Shea for president.
and James A. Cahiil Tor treasurer. will
not be contested but Tor the other Of
fees there viii be Il generous fight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
Lone and Lewis Ready
For Fifteen-ROund Go
In Prime Condition for This Evenings Fight
Before the Peoples Athletic Club-AI
McMurray to Referee.

meeting of the managers it was agreed
to have AL McMurray. the well-known
Baltimore promoter. officiate. McMur-
ray was telegraphed to last night and
he has agreed to act
RUDE Carter will not be able to go on
in the preliminary with Tommy Ward,
but the promoters of the bout have ar
ranged TO have local Boys meet and
there Will be at least three preliminaries
before the main mill
No fight in years has attracted more
interest than the Lowe-Lewis affair and
several bets have already been placed
on the scrappers.
Eddie Crowley, Billy Peyton. and Ris-
tie Leonard Will be in Lewis corner
while Johnnie and Pat O'Connor and
Herman Miller viii look after Lowe.
The main bout is scheduled to begin
at 9:l5 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

All arrangements have been completed
for the boxing carnival 10 be held under
the auspices of the Peoples Athletic
Club at its club house on the outskirts
of Washington this evening.
Tommy Lowe and Danny Lewis. the
principals in the star fifteen-round bout.
put the finishing touches on their train
ing yesterday. and II was reported last
night that both are in prime condition
for their battle.
Managers Ristie Leonard and Johnnie
OConnor met yesterday to post their big
side bet and arrange all other details OF
the fight. Ever since the articles of
agreement were signed there has been
considerable discussion about the ques-
ton of a referee but at yesterday :
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

II. First base on bails-Off Hughes. g.:
of Patterson. l. Struck out-By Hughes.
Z: by Patterson. 5. Three-base hits
Hughes and c. Jones. Two-base hits
Hueisman, Tannehill Patterson. and
Callahan Sacrifice hits-Cassidy and
Donahue Stolen bases-Callahan %.
Double plays-Davis to Robe TO Dona-
hue: Sullivan 20 Donahue. Wild pitches
Hughes z Cmpires-Messrs. McCar-
thy and Hurst Time of game-l hour
and AZ minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
Brilliant Fielding.

The fielding features OF the day were
brilliant stops by Rome and Stahi
Robes play was. perhaps. the saliva
tion of the White Sox- Heyden's drive
in the eighth had all the earmarks of
a single, as it hoped over the grass
stabbed il with one hand. and threw
Mac out at first Hughes then beat out
an infield hit, and Charlie Jones
tripied 10 right center. Jones aI1er-
Had Heyden been ON second, there
would have been no tenth inning
Stahl's stop was on Tannehilrs ter
rife drive oyer first. Jake fell as he
grabbed it, but beat Lee to the bag.
In the third Washington scored the
first run. Hughes led off With tri-
pie. which struck the fence In left
center. Patterson gave Jones four wide
ones. Cassidy hit to Davis. who threw
Jones out at second, and Robe COM
pleted a double on Cassidy Hughes
The White sox evened matters in
the fourth. With two down Callahan
singled and went to third, when Hey
den threw into center Held to catch him
scratch to Xii. scoring Callahan.
In the fifth after Sullivan famed,
Tannehill doubled to center, and Pat
terson surprised himself when he got
line, scoring Tannehill. jimmie Gala
han ducked around in the seventh, put
ting the White SoX Two TO the good.
The Nationals got busy in the eighth
Heyden went DON on Robes greaf
play. bue Hughes beat out scratch
10 Davis. Jones tripled, scoring
Hughes, anc Cassidy hit long one to
Fielder Jones. The other Jones scored
on the out.
Both sides went out in the ninth, but
Jimmie Callahans luck gave the Sox n
score in the tenth Manager Stahl sent
Huelsman TO bat for Heyden in the Ma
ttOnalS' half. and the big fellow tore off
double TO the score-bOard- Knoll. who
batted for Hughes. was out on a pop fly
TO Davis. and G. Jones was thrown out
by Robe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
BASEBALL : BOWLING TROTTlNG = SHOOTING : TENNIS
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

shape himself for several matches that
he has in view. He says he is open
TO meet any man in the world at 1873
pounds ringsiie. or he will box the
winner of the Murphy McGovern bout
at rs pounds, weigh in at O'Clock
on day of contest.
Young Erne clearly and decisiveiy
bested Abe Atteil in six Of the fastest
rounds ever decided in the National
Athletic Clubs ring in Philadelphia
last night before bowling mob.
E,rne not only bested Atteli at his
own game-cleverness-but carried the
fighting to the featherweight cham
pion IN four of the six rounds with as
much confidence as If he was stacked
up against a much lesser pvgilistic
wonder.
Jack Blackburn, the colored Phiia-
deIphia fighter gave Harry Center, of
Chicago, q severe beating at the WI
mfngton Athletic Club Casino, but
could not put his man out in the six
rounds fighting. Center's ability to
stand the gaff was all that saved him
Young McCue and Benny Riley fought
fifteen-round draw last night before
the Echo Athletic Club, of Baltimore.
McCue got an awful lacing, but his
pluck and gameness probably caused
Referee William Baumeister TO decide
as he did.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

The total attendance for the seventy
four championship games at Columbia
Park. the American League grounds In
Philadelphia, this season was o54,476
This breaks the old. record of $3.50
made by the Phillies in 1914.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

The performance of Roseben in the
Bronx lightweight Handicap stamps
HMM the opinion of most horsemen-
as the greatest weight carrying sprinJer
the present generation OF turf folks
have seen After the race O,Neil. who
rode him, lamented the fact that he had
not set him down in an attempt TO beat
the record He could have run the
distance all OF second faster, he
declared. 'if ] had only let him" Con
sidering the weight he carried. Rose
ben's victory was the most brilliant In
the history of the stake, and the time
was within a second OF the record for
the Bronx, made by Weinberg, with Jig
pounds up, in 1895. Incidentally. an I'M,
post of i47 pounds has been assigned
Roseben for the Manhattan Hanolcap'
at six furlongs. to be run tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
COMMERCE LOST TWO
TO FARMER QU|NI

In the Departmental League last
night Agriculture won two games from
Commerce and Labor, but the Metcalf-
ties rolled a 9l7 game, which is the best
score made here this season
The Foundry quint of the Government
Printing Office League received a ruoe
Jolt when the Pressmen won two out
of the three games OF the set
IN the Railway League the Lighting
Division took three straight games from
Columbia
The scores:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05
YALE STARTS OUT
WITH CLEAN SCORE
Opens Season by Downing
Wesleyan, q to 0.
PENN IS SCORED AGAINST
Gettysburg Crossed Quaker Goal Line.
Work of Harvard, Cornell,
and Columbia.

More hot weather interfered with the
college football players yesterday, but
there was some speedy playing, never
theless.
The Yale men played their first game
and Wesleyan failed to hold the Blue to
a small score. Plumbing was fanlt
that cost Yale several points. but the
Ellis went abou. their work with speed
and snap. and their game contained at
tractive open play They made five more
points against the Methodists than they
against Bowdoin, which was less than
last year Columbia defeated Seton Hail
q 10 0. playing streaky game anc one
that was not pleasant 10 the coaches
Cornell showed improved form over pre-
vious play of this season, and won from
Hobart % to 0. The score last year
against Hobart was "a to 0.
There was one decided surprise In yes
terday's results. this being the fact that
Gettysburg held Pennsylvania 10 10
points. and also scored a touchdown
against what is rated, one of the strong
est of this seasons teams. This is the
first touchdown that has been made
against the Quakers since 1908 Penn
syIvania beat Gettysburg Il TO last
3 six points more than Dartmouth made
against the same team last SATURDAY
Colgate and the Indians held up big
scores against their opponents. and
Lehigh disposed of its opposition hand
There were a couple of bones broken.
The Pennsylvania team suffered through
having its crack end. Weeke, disabled
by broken leg in the last minute OF
play. Post. Coiumbia's best end, frac-
tured bone in his arm.
Yesterdays Results.
Harvard. IS; Bowdoin, o.
Yale, q; Wesleyan. O.
Pennsyivani, Is: Gettysburg, s..
Columbia, q; Seton Hall, 0.
Cornell, q; Hobart, 0.
Brown, "a: Amherst .-Aggies," 0.
Carlisle AZ, Susuuehanna. 0.
Colgate 30; ST. Lawrence, 0.
Lehigh. %: Medico-Chirurgical,O o.
Princeton Freshmen, 8: Peddie Insti-
tute, o.
Dartmouth, u: Vermont, 0.
Chiago University. So: Beloit College, o.
Illinois, 8; Wabash, 0.
Michigan, "A: Kalamazoo, o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

Top weight-135 pounds-has been as
signed 10 II. p Whitney's Burgomaster
for the Nursery Handicap. TO be renew
ed on Saturday Next come Ormon-
Gale. with Us: First Water, with 126:
Whimsical, with 125; Bohemian, 3D. and
Pegasus, l20. Fifty youngsters were
handicapped for the Nursery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

West Point is playing two ex-coIlege
football men, Philoon from Maine ana
Hanlon. who played at Wesleyan An
napolis makes a protest against this
practice each fall. but II does no good.
West Point draws much more from
among old college players than does An
ia polls, where the middies are genera Nv
younger than the cadets. and this fact
doubtless has something TO do with the
Army's long string of victories. 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

Jack 'Brien, who has been in Alaska
for some months. is in Los Angeles.
Cal. trying to get match with Mar
vim Hart. O'Brien has grown heavier
since his visit &c the I<londil<e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

August Belmont's great mare Beldame.
winner of the last renewal of the Subur-
ban, was shipped yesterday to the Muir
sery Stud in Kentucky 1t is the pres
ent intention of her owner TO breed the
daughter of Octagon to Meddler.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-05

Glenn Warner says he has plenty OF
material at Cornell. and that the small
scores do not indicate the final strength
of the team he will have for the Prince
ton and Pennsylvania games.