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Douglas Island news., 1906-02-14

Envy is the most beautifuI thing in the world, since it allows us Gin imagina- tion) to possess the other mans be- longings without having to take care of them.-Philistine
 Methodist Episcopal church serv ices every Sunday evening at p. m. Sun day school, ? p. m. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, preaching and song ser vice. R. V. B. Dunlap, Pastor.
 The old Standard building will be torn down to give place to more modern structure. Mike Hudson has bought the old building and will tear it down and take the m aterial to Ravensdale.
 Movements of the best makes of American watch factories-cased in either nickel, silver or gold cases, fully guaranteed, can always be found in stock at Kemmis' Jewelry Shop on Front Street.
 The Ladies of the Episcopal church gave Chicken Dinner, nlast Monday evening. The ladies were quite suc- cessful in everything, except that they ran short of chicken before all were fed. The attendance was much larger than was expected.
 DIED:-At Douglas, Alaska, on Fri day, February 9th, 1906, Mrs. Celesta Miller, wife of Anton Miller. Deceased was native of Fumie, Austria, aged 37 years. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church on Saturday, Feb ruary 10th, at 2 o'clock p. m., Rev. Fath- CT Brown officiating. The interment was at the Douglas cemetery.
 DIED-At Douglas, Alaska, on Fri day, February, 9th, 1906, Gjuro Vukce- vich, native of Drazevina, Monte negro, aged "A years. Deceased was a member of the Servian United Society, Lovchen, and the funeral was held on Sunday, February 11th, at 2 o'clock D. m. under their auspices, and at the Servian church, Rev. Father Yaroshe, vich officiating. The interment was at the Douglas Servian Cemetery.
Douglas Island news., 1906-02-14

Next Saturday night the Douglas firemen will hold union meeting at No. l cart house. Refreshments of a pleasant character will be on tap. All Douglas iremen please take notice and come ready.
 John Feusi wishes to call the atten- ton of Douglas folks to his elegant line of furniture, comprising as it does almost everything needed for the home. Or if you need stoves or hardware you can find just what you want here.
 The White House Cafe is now located in pleasant quarters, across the street from the Opera House. This concern was known as the "Hole in the Wall' in it's former location, but with larger quarters, dignity is added to the title, see?
 REcE1vED-New Rocking Chairs, Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses, and Babies folding cribs and chairs which we will sell cheaper than the cheapest, to make room for the next load. Call at Wort man & Jensen's corner of D an Front streets.
 Owing to the persistent endeavors of MT. Roach as manager of the fistic bout between Hager and Falconer, he has finally secured the services of MT. James McCloskey, of Juneau, as referee, which insures the public of a lively game from start to finish.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Swed- ish Lutheran church will hold social and an auction sale for the benefit of the church building fund, March 3d, at s o'clock, p. m., in the basement of the church. Cool supper, with hot coffee, will be served at the rate of soc. Scan dinavians and all are most cordially invited and welcome.
 Mir. Olof Swanson had the pleasure to meet his chosen and beautiful bride the other night, which the steamer Cot, tage City brought him from San Fran, cisco, California. They were united in holy wedlock last night in the Luther. an church at 9:30. Rev. J. A. Levin oficiated. Witnesses were MT. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson. MT. John and William Anderson, brothers of the bridegroom, were also present. We wish the couple a bright and happy life journey.
Douglas Island news., 1906-02-14
The REVELATION Of BAD TEMPER

This will be the subject of the ser mon preached by Rev. D. Holford, 3D., in the Congregational church on Sun day Eve, February 18th, at 8 o'clock.
 The choir will render an anthem during the service. You are invited to worship in this church.
Douglas Island news., 1906-02-14
FUN FOR THE BOYS

A 15-Round boxing go will be pull ed off, at the Standard Building on Front street, tomorrow night. The principals are Hager' and Falconer, two local aspirants for pugilistic honors.
 Mike Roach is in charge of the affair which is guarantee of good exhibi- tion. There will be 16-foot ring, and no seats will be reserved. Doors open at ' o'clock. Something doing at 10. Come and listen to the music. Tickets on sale at the Eagle Cigar Store and Elliott & Smiths, are going like hot cakes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
TEMPORADA TEATRAL
Estreno del Teatro de San Juan por la Compaflla
de Opera italiana "ScognamigGo"
LUCIA D| LAMERMOOR " OPERA De DONZ(TD

90 hsrmoEA, y usa con z lsso. apesar
do que AlArdea IN tanto de un fa
soitsnido y sol m AZ sonoros que posee
J emiss CON grau fAciIidad.
L. soprano sshora G opz aga agra
do desde 81 aria de salids, que bords
con se Idaa forit,rs como % coatum'
brs; psro que esta a!Nsta produce
con huidex y elAridAd suma.
Dssds que el s'fi II Vanutslli pro-
nunei6 10 frAse Lucia, perdonG, On el
reoitstlvo do prssintAci6n, comprsndi'
mos que no habfS sSnado por compile
TO dc ID afeOcl6n lariDgea que le So
brsviniera G'tlmsmsnts, y que hizo
suspender In function sl m msrtss. Pero
SO sobsepuso q su insonvsnisncia fiai
CO tan importuus, logrando un calu
rcso aplsuso sn la t.ase SIN tue cifrs2
y mAldisi6n siguispte, supliendo el ar
iista drAm&tleo, & 10 insu eisncla mo
mentGnsa del cantor. Asf ocurri6le on
10 bslla Aria hnal; T0mba degi avi
mics
BIsn estuvo el baio sen )r Cirino
en- su sseundArio papel de Raimond
Poses buen timbre. Los eoros bisn;
psro, 10 ORG leSta un tAnto insegurs
por les trompas, On particular, dsbido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
HERMOSO RASGO

A inieiAtiva del nif1o FernAndo
DSvila SSlicrup &c hS lnloiAdo entire
los nlHos de Puerta de I ezra una
suHeripci6n, CON obisto ce freezer una
medals, &C .mpansdA Qe un diploma,
& Mr. Walter Chapman, menSa isro do
10 ofsina de FAros, por el Aclo heroi.
80 que rsAlizArA hacs poco, al lamar
go Al mar para p0ner On aalvo & los
lLtortunados Mos Juan y Antonio
Fernandez, cuyoa eRdAverss condujo &
llerra, trss penosos eAtuetsos J Gen
gran lissgo de "a vida,
No 60 el primsr aSto &c esss natu-
talezA gus llsvG s tfsCto el macdonald
stbor, y blea m irecs ei preAsnte q ae 30
diaponen 4 hAovr.e luA u.n1s de PaertA
do Terra, por iniClatIva como hsmos
disho, ae FsrnA. do D4ylls, hlo dc
nueGtro eorreligtonArlo y amigo don
Alberto D&vllA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20

Dsspues de Siete d6cAdas que el
.iane de Bsrgamo produisra su mas
inspirAda obra cor que h'z1 inferior
& 10 simple novsla de Walter Scott
sobrs que &c basan sus impsrecsdsras
mslodfas, todAviA SO di,ftuta oyendo
10 psrtlturs, bien i1tsrprstAds como
10 fu6 anochs, pos 10 4 1idez 8 inspira
sion que corcurren su tantos passies
de Lucta di Lamerm0or, Este ce ebre
sportito, qua ide6 sl desdichado G aeta
n, para borrsr Ia impression superior
que h.cierk / Puritdni do Bsllini, On
ell tsAtro IsAliAno ds PARIS. oil afio
1885, estaba dsstInsdo de tal modo &
llenar au oil ,to, q '", para una repre-
sentaci6n do Ii t!tims production del
maestro eatAnenss, pueden contarSe
disz 6 mas de lA que nos oeups; y q
esta horA, no Sc conocen en- Puerto Rico
slno La Sondmbula J Norma. que son
las mas bellas operas de Vineerzo Bel
lini.
Buens, favorable impression, prom
TO h'zo & todos el baritone Borghsss,
nueva Adquisiei6n de 10 empresa, pues
dssde que smprendi6 & cantAr el aria:
eCruda. funsata smGanias, se hsbfa
ApreclAdo Ia sAlidsd do 50 voz, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
FL MONO L|BERTADOR

ri mono aabio de un circo, AFRO
vechando el deseuido del dcmador,
rob6 q su amo les llaves de las jaulAs
donds eitAban eneerradcs el oso que
bAilsba, 10 hlena que hlcfa el eierci'
clio, el e'efAnte mdsico y los leones
que saltabAn por el aro.
-isalid, eompaferosl -diio el mo.
no Abriendo las csrraduras y dsaco.
rriendo los cerroi"s va scis libres
de 10 eIclAvltud en que viviaiv. CelcA
estk 10 montan salgamos todos prom
to & vivir sin du' nos y & nuest.as an.
churAs.
Las fierGs sAlieron do sus jaulss
despere2Sndose; y dapd6 saltoa do ale.
RIA per el patio selamaron llenArcn
de carieias al m 1no )ibsrtador.
-Ua momento djio la hiena antes
de que abriese 81 mono 10 puerta dc 10
calle- que Sc m olvldAbs mi fosil.
(CoYatirsaa en- la pdgina 5q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
NOTA! De AREC|BO

Julio Is Ell Casino Espaflol de 60.
h ciudAd ha acordado dAr un bAile el
dia 20 del oorrients, = como h ace item
20 que eGe csntro no da nipRda fssti-
val, 90 ssco gIdo con idbilo por 10 iu
ventud oil bAile On celebration del Pa
tr6n do Esps ~.
--Pronto 90 Abrira en- eata ciudad
una panAderfa que 81 igual que <LA
Cooperativss contAr& con 10 protec.
ci6n del rdolico.
H y sole para Aguadilla, sitio
de ~ deulino, el tsniente de 10 policfa
inaular. sen or VlllArini.
-HA Qued .do tsrminada 10 huel
60 de xApatsroI y zGpisdas las didcul.
tados entire pasronos y obreros.
-PArece ~ 81 IN hscho Ia idea
do estAb .ecer IN hip6dromo en- sEtA
ciudad y - encuentran a freuts del
proyecto vArios entusiAstAs que & go
dudar 10 llevRr&n & Was de hscho.
Nos manifesto el hor Cslde'
ron, que el abono para 10 compafi MIA
del senior La Presa, "a hR aumsntAdo
son yA muchM las localidades abo
nadAs.
-ContIn6An ca estA Corts de Dis
trito los iuicios por JurAdos, tsrmI
nando el pr6x mo IabAdo.
-Pronto embarcArau para Euro
pa en- visie de recyeI los AprssiG b.eS
aeii pres don Bernardo Hlicy y don
sebassl&o Flgueroa.
-Hs sido nombrado medico de 10
sub Estaci6n de 10 AnemiA on estA eui
dad, ell doctor F, Susoni. Pronto co
mer ara 4 funcionar squella.
Sc dice que se eItAblecsrA en- ca
Is ciudad una sBancA AlemanSS para
ell diA de las cArrerss en- eI hIp6tromo
poncefio.
HA GAlido para Ponce el cAbAllo
eEl LoeoS que tomRrS pArte en- Las o.
rrerAa del 25 Ss cruzNa1 faersss
ApueatRs q este eAballo,
CORRESPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20

al didcll trassorta que hubisrAn do
hsesr. EssAssan los instrumentos de
cuerds abnudan los de sobre Spor
que no hseer un truequs2 Los movi'
misntos tsnden.as al troppo presto co
mo 90 motto On ell Gro marcia, que falt6
dc aolemuidad, eual rsquiere el aeto.
TAmb!ea sl largh:tto en re bemol del
cuartsto dram itleo en- el % acto, nos
parsci6 un p,' tfoppo mosso; psro cada
maestro tiene su gasto y OK perieneis,
' al Signor Gonzsga no pusds dispu-
tarsele que los tanga.
Para tsrmiuar hsremos prsssnte
las eondieionss excepcionslss de 10 20
prano Isgrsro sei1 IRA G 1nz aga, Esta
artista emita las notAs mas sgadas
de su rsgistro alto con soltura J sgi'
lidad notorias. En- el aria supradichs
y ID gran eacsna del % acto hixo do.
rroehes de si, do, re bemol y re natural
como no 10 conSegufa 10 Patti hAce ya
veintieinco aflos; y en- el rond6, obse'
qui6 con media docsna do mi bemol
sgudos que hieieron las delisias del
p6ulieo, hacieudols bissar IL pszso.
Para maasna una ioys moderna;
La Bohemia.
]. C. de Artesqa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
Vega Bsjn, Julio Is de 1905,

Vega Bsja, Julio IL de 1905,
Sr Director CT LA lEMoCRACIA,
San Juan,
S,nar! En- al. SsmanA Podacas,
peri6dico rspubIcsno de San Juan,
apAreOe una adhesion armada por mi
81 partido RepublicAnol y como tal
adhsAi6n 90 iLezIcss, pueS iGmks hs
aido nj aoy repubieAno, Quiero asf
hIeerlo conltAr para HaiiIf.ccitn de
m mS AZ iEoS,
G.AciAs por ls inserei6n do eItas
liteAs, qaedo d. Vd Slennmente,
Josl Fehl Crsiai,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
EDICT0

EatadoH Uoidos dc America. ri Pre-
sidsnte de los EstAdos Unidoa q. a.
En- IL Corts Municipal del Distri'
to Judieisl Municipal de Manan,
Puerto Rico.
Manuel N6G'zy y P6reS, Ex -parte.
SObre conversion en- dominic
Por cuanto, Manuel N6Hsz Pa
rsE, como promovente, solicit6 ants
essa Corte municipal do MansN, Ia
conversion en- dominic dc 10 inscrip.
cion do posesl6n que q 81 ncmbre tie
ne en- el Reglatro de 10 Propiedad d.
Aresibo, Al folio Al vuelto del tomc
IS dc CiAleS, ndmsro TIA duplicAdo,
riEcI6n lS de 10 siguiente fnca.
RUSTICA, denominAda San An,
tonic, aitA EN- el bArrio dc Ciali1ot,
le:mlno do ClAleS, compuesGA dc dos
clentAs cineusnss y Gieto eusrdas, cua
rentA y nueve CeuIimos, equiv Alsnse 4
ciento unA hscitreaS, veinte Greas,
cuArentA centlAreAs de terreno llAno
y quebrado, & pRItos, monies J male
sSs con plsnssClones de c.fe, plAGanos
fcuioI n snores. Linda Al Norts coo
tiefaAs de Maria CAyetAua AgoaIJ,
Gugenio FernSndeE, don jose Rota
Rodrlguez, J VlcsnE Hsrmanos; Ene
anIeS MArlorsli y Vlcsns, hoy vicsns
Hsrmanos, Lorenzo Joy, Bruno NJ
gr6n, R.migio 0Isro y AgastIn Bar
goIi Sur con laS de Albert CompA
ffR J el cIIado Joy, y al Ossts con ca
tAS mlsmsS tierrAs y en- otraS del
mtamo Joy, tenisndo eneIAvAda uns
sarA de tres pisoI, 10 eual iorma IN
mArtlllo de nee metros de largo Dor
eIneo dc antho, de mAderAs del pals,
eobiiAda de zinc. con veints , oeho IS
eAderas para cafe y coeloA dc iguAl
construction, que mide veinIe J aelf
msIroS de tesnts por tsecs de fondo,
ottsniendo sdsmGs una mAquinA pa
rA preparation de ftut)Gs
Por tAnlo, h,b 6aioIs ordsnado
por 81 Hon Fslx CjrdovA Dkyla,
Jue1 de eIta Col!s Munis pal de Ma.
natl, Is anuneis 10 conversion in1srs
SAds por medic de IN edisto On ii ps
riodleo de La DEMooRAclA, para ous
los intsrsssdoa y personAu iEnorAdaa
q quisnea puedA periudlcar dich, cen.
verai6nl pusdsn oEe nsrse prsIsn.AL su
10 presidents demandA dsntru del Iet
mlno ds quines diAE nAturalsa & n
sAr dst1e 8. de la publication del Apuni
eio libto = presents bsi1 III htm6l
en Manan, 3 lie Jul dsl sn9 ID
I,9Oe.
I EDRo ], RIVERA 81.
Secretary Y, G Of ManGr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
EL V|A!E De MR. POST

I'll honorable Sscretarlo de Puerto
Rico, Mr. R'gts 81. Post. regreS6 ano-
chs de su exaursi6a q los pueblos de
Aguadilla y LAres,
Mr. Post dijo eitA maflAna 4 un
reporter nusAtro, que ell resrltRdo dc
sua gsstiones no pueds Aer mas satis'
tactorio. I'll Comlte de EIecoiones no
i1t3lvIno en- las psQuthks diferenCias
que uurgleron 4 prop6sito del traslado
del prscinlo de IN alto otto.
Ambos pArtidos llegAron una
resoluci6n favorable.
almente 81 preclnto electoral
90 essAbleci6 en- 10 playa de AguAdilla.
Tampoco en- Lares habo necssidGd
de arreglAr ditsrsnciAs de ninguua
Glaze. Los dos p1rlldos legaron & un
acuerdo antss que los sen >res B arb oua
, Post visttAssn sl pueblo.
Mr. PoSl ne muestrG muY satIafe
aim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
La Biopatfa

ProdigiOs1 ternp6atica p'rd c,lrar radi :
cnIne ,ts todr cl1 dg entsrnedaaes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20

V q Bais, J 4llo Is 5e 1905
Sr D.rtcscr de Ia EEMOCRACIA,
San Juan.
sd D go hacsr co1atsr GU
ma, h lido ni, Ispublloluo, POI
| que prClsiio ererGieaneLte contra
el que haya tornado mi nombre para
sslsF!blE una adhesion cue sparece en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
NOTAs POuTlcAS
Vega B,is, Julio Is de 1900

Vega BIis, Julio 18 de 1905
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
staor; Ruegole hags corHtar,
que no hs sutorlsAdo q perEona slgu.
na para e msr una edheli6n al partldo
republicauo, como aparece en <LA
SemAna Po itIcas, de San Juan, por
10 senCIlla razon de que he sido siem
pro J segulre liendo unioniata.
81 que hizo uso de mi nombre para
hrmar tel Adetslio msrece mi despre
clio,
De ID AtentAmente,
Antonio Ndrarr0 Saatos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
FIESTAS En- HATILLO

-I1tJrmsn dc Hsiillo gus las 6ss
tAs cslebrAdal ali 90 ho1or de is vir'
gen dsl CGFmsp, Qusdsr.n muy luel'
dAH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20

Eta nuevs c'enc's de curar, hA-
sa5s en- m'st"ri' riuei 2'os y ley's
tu -dsmeuta'es de 10 vids, es hoy la
6licA espe-a' "a de- los epfsrmcs cr6
nisos y dsss hltisdos.
Pr Su grs ~ poder repArAdor vi
gor'E'dor, se considsra CT mo el YER
dadero ELIxIR DE VIDA, como 10 fuen'
ss del iuveoeoim'ento y de la regene.
rs;'6u del orgauismo humsro.
Nlmerosos er fsrmoa curados en-
toia la tsls, mush>s de ellos ~ mo-
ribundo', son las mel res pruebas que
ae pueden preaentar.
Para consultAs y tratAmis sL to-, di.
RI ras personAlr e1ts por escrlto al
PrtfMor #, VlrsllA Ueihe. Cflica
Rto' &s'cs, Arroyo. p. R.S 80 10 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-20
HACIA PONCE

ContlL1a en Aumsnto el entuhias.
mo que reinA erire los afcionAdos oil
spOrt hipico que SO propOnen asiItir {
laa cArrerAs que han de vsr.fsarse el
diA rs do los C0rrleatss eu 81 H ,podrO
mo do Ponce.
YAliosos eiemsntos dc San JdAn
iran ga el ePuerIo RicoS, hsIAdo 81
.fssto por oil c0aOdoro F.lpi, que %
hombrs de gtAndes inisiAl vas. La
banda de lA poileia insulAr ha Bido
sonirAtada, J sl vlsis promets resul
lAr delieloSo, En- Ponce Sc prspArA
IN gran rec bimisnlo { los excurAto
nilIAs, segdn cant = rsSiuld de AQus
llA elud1d,
Las psEGonaa que dsseen embsroar
en Ell spuerso RleoS, dsbsn aSresurar
se inIeriblrHe Antes que So llsns o.
suy 20 ds ViSisros, que = 90 numeroso,
eI sri6dieo eLA Semsns PolitlsIr, de
San Juan,
He sido, SOY y Ie.e union lsA,
IeIeis 4 quien le peiel } sabre dstsn-
der con leson mis- principles.
De uslad Atentamsnte,
Agripiao AVIil,4.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
NEW SKATING RINK
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Much Interest Displayed in Enterprise
IN Convention Hall-Floor 8.ea
of $4,000 Feet.
Photo by thanksgiving.
!, Barred by Four

When the doors of the new roller
skating rink at Convention Hall were
opened for The first time last night. the
rush Of prospective skaters gave evil
dence that interest in roller skating has
by no means been eStinguished ir
Washington
In the past six weeks an entirely new
Hoor Of rock maple has been con-
structed. covering an area of q. 600 feet
Besides this large expanse in the cen
Ter OF the hail Il large track. fifteen
Yards broad and eight laps TO the mile.
has been built extending around the
edge Of the hall. Joe Quirk, trainer. of
the Nationals baseball team. is in
structor
WhiIe there were any number OF falls
IN the ranks OF the lanky and medium
sized. as usual. most of the nirth was
excited by those dignfhed persons with
FdlstaffiaR givth,
Many women were present and All
were enthusiastic over the sport
m0rniEs session viii be held from 10.go
TO II. another from 2;S0 Til $50 o'cIock
daily, and then the regular evening ses-
sion from 40 until 1920 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
COLUMBIA A. C. SHOW
HAS CRACK TALENT

The entertainment and dance under
the auspices Of the Columbia Athletic
Club which takes place this evening at
Carroll Institute Hall is expected to be
great success. The committee has
spared no trouble to make this. the first
one gwen by the club. a treat 10 the ola
people as well as the young.
Some OF the well known performers
who viii appear are the Columbian
Quartet. composed Of ATessrs skinner.
Patterson. Hutchinson AMI Lyles; Mabel
pupils OF Miss Hawke, in a song and
dance sketch; Milton VI Clarke the
whistler. in his hummingbird act: BARI
tone solo BY William +. Taylor: violin
solo BY Samuel Poole; song BY g r
Owens, and selections BY the CaDitoI
Hih Orchestra composed of juvenile
players. Ar Poole leader. After the en-
tertaiument Prof. Fersinger's Orchestra
VIII furnish the dance music until mid
nj ght.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
AGGIES GOT TWO
FROM WAR QUINT
Cowboys Won Two From Rulers-St.
Louis Dropped a Couple-GeneraI
Office Won-Brown's 244 High.

The scoring was all low in the bowling
leagues last night Agriculture took
t"o from War. IN the Departmental
Cowboys won two from Rulers in ths
Binders and in the Plate Printers.
Washington dished up St Louis for two
IN the Go-ernment Printing Office
League, Cowboys dropped TWO to the
Reserves. and Roadway gave the same
number TO General Office. in the Rail-
way Association. Brown. OF the Wla-
ncrs, was high with pa.
nit Vernon had some difficulty in get
ting team together and finally had (
roll the game with two men. against Mt
Pleasant The Eurekas got the set from
Georgetown in the District Duckpin
League by fairly good scores. Ash, of
the losers. was high with II5.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
DIXIE is WANTED
FOR ?RELIM MARY

Sergeant Arthur Spencer, of the Engi-
neer Corps, who is preparing Owens
Phillips for his finish wrestling match
with Harvey TyrrelI. at the Washington
Barracks. on next Saturday evening. is
looking for Dixie, the featherweight
wrestler. to take part in one of the pre-
iiminar!es.
Dixie is the blond youth who looks
like pair OF scissors and who aston
-ished some of the nghtweights around
Washington by throwing them in the
prelirainaries to bouts held the early part
of this season. He and another boy
around his size will get a chance Sat-
ur,fay If Dixie is still seeking houors
on the mat.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
.AGGRIEV BURlY"
WOULD MEET LINK
Offended by Challenge, But
Accepts.
ASSUMES WEIGHTY TITLE
Says He's the Southern Champion
Heavy Wrestler and Thinks
Shad's Rude.
ASSUMES WEIGHTY TITLE

George Burlingame. the heavyweight
wrestler, has put aside MS shrinking
nodesty aad come to the front TO answer
The offer Of Shad Link TO throw him
twice in half an hour as a part of tho
Snow when Joe Grant and Joe Rusek
Wrestle 10 a faIsh al Concordia Hall. on
February Is
Burlingame bobbed Up some weeks
ago with an offer 10 meet any wrestler
III the world, but especially Link. The
Ioothless Wonder heard the harsh
words AMI not only agreed 10 accept
Burly's' def. but said ne would throw
aim twice In thirty minutes just TO show
there was no hard feeling
Maybe Twas MOdesty.
Af:er having announced himself
Ihusiy, Link waited for a special deliV-
cry or a telegram from Burlingame an
nouncing that he was on, but ..BurIy''
was either too modest or too busy TO
reply until today. when. nearly a week
after Link broke into print, he sayz
right out loud that he Will meet Shad.
Burlingame is also inclined 10 be Of
Tended because Link offered to do so
much to MIN. he signs himself Heavy
"tighL Champion OK the South which
are indeed soothing words 10 the winter
put II Link puts his shoulders down
twice perhaps he viii wish he had not
been SO hrash
ne says that being burdened with this
heaVy titie places him above the class
% men VINO are content to make q
showing by staying q given length oF
IIne with another wrestler. and thar
LINK should have been glad 10 meet him
IN a straight finish match Nevertheless
ne VIII put aside his dignity and trY
to withstand the onslaughfs of the sIIn-
perry Shad for the space Of l.so0 seconds.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07

WANTS STREET CARS
EQUIPPED WITH COCKS

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. Mrs. Car
RE Taylor Sanders states that she
has written 10 President Hood. of the
United Railways pointing out to him
the need of clocks in street cars.
When asked about the communication
President Hood said he had not seen it,
lie said that he presumed that In due
time it would be brought to his attention
President Hood intimated that Mrs, San
deIs proposition could not be taken up
seriously for the present
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
ORIOLES WANT GAMES.

The Orioles, u local team, have regis
tered with the A. a. L, and would like
TO arrange games with all registered
teams. The team averages 127 pounds
and would like to meet all teams under
40 pounds Address all communtca tions
to Richard Robertson, care of Y NJ c.
A. or Charles Olin Walls. 1912 Twelfth
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
G. BASKETBALL
GAME FOR TONIGHT
CoTc0ran Cadets Meet Fall River Sig
nal Corps, Champions Of
New England.

What promises to be the greatest
game Of basketball of the season will
be played at the National Guard gym
nasium this evening between the cham
pion Signal Corps team of Fall River
Mass. and the CorcSran Cadets.
Captain Edwards and his cadets have
Invested a goodly sum to get this crack
New England team here for this exhi-
bitiou.
For the past three years It has de-
feated all the teams Of the New Eng
land Association OF the A a N. and
last year defeated the worlds cham
pions. the Buffalo German Y. NJ. c, A,
OF Buffalo. n. Y.
During the season of 19O4-05 the Signal
Corps scored 2.S56 points against its op-
ponents' $50, a great record.
The Corcoran Reserves will play the
ST John Athletic Association before the
big game --.-.
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