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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
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ti6n reIioiosa rfsueIta en-
dichs repiblica.
LOS sROBAcH CoSs
En- honor 4 un poeta. Ener'
pica csmpifia- contra el
a,coholis mo.

FL aSuns. de Nueya York, re-
cuerda Ia situaci6n. de Mejico a la
caida del Ifnperio de Maximiliano y
la sintetiza cuanto q las relaciones
de la Curia y el Poder Civil dicien-
do que va no Sc trataba de la lyle.
sia y el Estado, sino de la Iglesia s
|e1 Estado,
Juarez resolvio el problema ma
cionalizando los bienes muebles &
inmuebles de la Iglesia Mexicane,
prohibi6 las manifestaciones del cul-
to externo, el traje talar y secula-
rizo conventos y monasterios, Glen
millones entraron al fsco por con
cepto de nanos muertas.
La Iglesia Meucana, dice el
aSunO, NADIA ha perdido de su ddmi-
nio espiritual 'por esta de6nici6n de
las dos potestades, y el. Estado, que
era, en- mas de Tin respecto, una de-
pendencia de la Iglesia, ha llegado,
en- cuarenta amos, al creciente des-
envolvimiento de que hoy disfruta,
10; alumnos del Institute de
San Luis de Potion proyectan erigir
un monumento al poeta Manuel Jo-
lse lose Othon. All efecto recaudan
Ilos fondos necesarios.
-Hace POGO, Ell Durango, de-
tuvo la Policia por einbriaguez, q
cinco j6venes, todos memories dc
edad. FL jefe politico de aquel es'
tado ha emprendido una energics
campafia contra el alcoholistno.
Son innumerables las case
que Sc registrar referentes a la de
saparici6n de niiios en- las GALES de
esta ciudad; de ellos son response
bles los "robachicos" a pesar d.
los severisimos castigos a que Sc le
lsotnete.
En- Guanajuato Sc ha dicta
do una ley prohibiendo que las can
tinas y expendios de bebidas EN-
: briagantes, permanezcan ebierto
: despues do las dos de la tarde e
Ilos dias anteriores los dias fest
; vos, y durante estos, hasta el di
siguiente.
(Continaa en- Ia b6gina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
NOTAS De AR[C|BO
Prepsrstlvos para lss aestas
de- Csrnsva'. .-JIhta Local
de instruction.
NAL TEMPO
Juicios por Jurado en la Cor.
te de Dis trito. ~Da priu-
cipio Ia zafra.
NAL TEMPO

Esta tarde Sc celebra en- los sa-
lones del Teatro una reunion de la
juventud a fin de organizar las 6es-
tas pr6ximas del carnaval y elegir
la Reina que ha de presidir ese fes-
tival. Es probable que el primer
bale Sc verifque el domingo 3 de
Febrero y en- el Sc celebrara la
coronacion de la Reina, la que asis-
tira al acto con sus doce damas de
honor. Reina extraordinariaria ami
maci6n.
Mariana celebra session la
Junta local de instruction para ira
tar varios asuntos de interes.
Han dado,comienzo en- esta
Corte de Distrito los juicios por ju
RADIO. Para el dia 22 Sc anunciar
los siguientes: contra Pedro Sierra
no, por seduction; contra Francis
co Guzman, por ataque con inten
cion de cometer violaci6n. Dia 2:
contra Jose Gimenez Ortiz, por hur
to de mayor cuantia, y el dia a
contra Juan Sifonte por atentadc
contra la vida y contra Manuel Ii
mares por seduction.
-Continda el tempo chubas
coso y siempre de NAL cariz. va S
cuenta por meses el tempo que ha
ce que llueve en- Arecibo y su Dis
|trito.
| Han comenzado la zafra la
centrales eCafios,ny aOrientea a pr
lsar de la lluvia. aCambalacheG en-
pezara Ell proximo mes.
CoRRESPONSAI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
CoRREsPONSAL

La biologfa los mega con raz6n.
Todo depende de las eliets que Sc
forja un pueblo para existir, para
crear, para conservar el tesoro de
las ideas particulares y extender
con su Influenza el mayor numerc
de benefcios. Fl hombre no es
mas que un momenuo ue Ia eneIgia,
un 6rgano de la naturaleza en- evo'
luci6n. Asf, pnes, amemonos lc:
unos 4 los otros. Estrechemono'
brazos con brazos, corazon con co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
PoR $4,000

De contado, Sc vende la fnca de-
nominada qBarrancasn, la cual Sc haya
situada en- ell barrio de uLlanos Cos
tasn de este terrnino. Dista hora y
media de la poblacion, Sc compone de
I. zoo cuerdas de extension, todaS pre-
pias para las siembras en- frutos memo
res v en- particular para el algod6n
tCeilann Tiene dos magnfhcos ma
nantiales paIa dar de beber al ganadoi
tiene colindancia al mar y puerto para
embarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc
pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de ga
nado.
Para informe3, dirigirse q dor
Ulises Marini. Post Ohee,-calle Mu
. 10. Rivera. Cabo Rojo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
Ia |ecci6n De las eat5stro|Ps
ELI! PBEOCiI IA s0l|DAl|ll0 UNIVERSAL

Los mas notables impulses son
a veces contrariados por la obstina-
cion de las catastrofes. Despues de
la guerra del Transvaal y la de
Manchuria; despues de la erupci6n
de la Martinica, de la revoluci6n de
Moscn, de, la catastrofe de Courrie-
res, Sc levantan las lenguas de fue-
go de San Francisco, Valparaiso, y
las nubes CRISES del Vesubio, ha-
ciendo vacilar e1 amino fuerte de
las naciones trabajadoras.
Nj la raz6n pacf6ca de los flo
|sofos; nj Ia provision de los sabios;
nj La astucia de los politicos; nj la
vigilancia sde los ingenieros; nj los
Icalcu1os de los ge6logos, pueden
prevenir estos cataclismos.
iPobre religion, pobre sabidu-
ria, pobre astucia! Que asombrosa
leccion de humildad nos ha dado la
terra materna, la terra que nos
amamant6 con sus aguas claras y
sus limos fecundos; que guio nues-
tros pasos inciertos, pfocreando los
primeros gerrnenes de vida, esas
ge1atinas ancestrales, donde Sc es-
bozaron las especies mas tarde di-
versihcadas por las contingencies
del china, por las aventuras de Ii
lucha y del amor, hasta llegar a ser
en- sus tipos de perfection historical
los negros de Australia, los japone
ses de Groenlandia, los cafres d.
Zanzibar, los abisinios del Milo, lc'
Isemitas de Arabia, los aryas, de |;
India, mongoles de Siberia, 10
lNorthomans del Baltico, los celia
de Europa, y la raza del litora
mediterraneo, que cre6 todos nues
tros maravillosos pensamientos, q
Memphis, en- la divina Athenas, ei
Cartago, ell Roma, en- Marsella!
Vomitando sus fuegos interic
, res 8 soplando sobre los pueblos u
viento desolador de c6lera belicoss
el planeta castiga a sus hijos. Le
da una lecci6n.
:. Conhrma, y nos pone ante Il
lojos atonitos, nuestra pequeiie;
comparada con las leyes que rlge
el movimiento de las esferas y 81
, fiebres seculares. Recuerda al hon
bre, que no es, como todas las c.
q sas, mas que un estado de la unive
sal energfa, activa Ell ell interior {
cada atomo por las atraciones y Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21

| -epulsiones de los efementcs electri-
COS, cuya incalculable velocidad ro-
tativa, equivale a la inercia para
nuestros groseros sentidos.
Revela, de modo terrible, las
fuerzas desconocidas que la agitan,
y que determinan, desde sus orige-
mes, la evolucion de las ideas, la
persistencia de los sentimientos ex-
/ presados por las generaciones suce-
sivas de las razas.
Mega rotundamente la irnpor-
tancia y hasta y la existencia del
Iindividuo, asi como la niegan las
tests de Ia moderna biologfa. Nos
invita- a considerar nuestro Yo, CO.
mo una simple categorla de sensa-
clones, semejantes q todas las que
| procura el mundo ineligible. Nos
niega, fnalrnente, el derecho al
Iegoismo.
Esta serie de catastrofes conso.
Ilida, EN- el pensador, los fundamen-
tos de la solidaridad. Nj una parte
Ipequeifsima del hombre vive sir
1que el total de las Fuerzas participe
en- esta vida particular y momenta.
Inca. Basta una mancha solar para
Ique el Vesubio ruja como hera en-
lcadenada, entierre a las ciudades er
lun sepulcro de lavas y cenizas,
Iarruine poblaciones enteras, y AFRO
| je innumerables familias ell brazo
de la deIgracia, de la desgracia qu'
despertara indudablemente el inge
MO de unos, para asegurarse la sub
sistencia, y la envidia y el rencor d
otros, admirados de la injusticia d
, la suerte.
Esta collaboration de fuerza
lque parecen ajenas a nuestra vida
nos da una raz6n de peso para Greer
nos solidarios de elias. La natura
Ileza nos 10 demuestra con sus catas
|trofes: no somos mas que los re
sultados provisionales de largos
> obscuros genesis. La evoluci6n d.
pueblo, donde Sc elabora la sangl
lde nuestros abuelos; donde Sc fol
y maron las ideas de la gran mas
> nacional y de su nucleo creador, /
aqui 10 que nos toca mas de cerc
IS 81 nos ponemos a considerar sob
l. el mecanismo del Universe, hallar
y mos que las catastrofes predican
r- amor del pueblo y la solidarid;
le fraternal.
IS Los individuos no son mad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
ECOs DEL EITERD
Communication tslsgri
tre 10 Am6rIca Del Sur
resto del muado,
DOS NIL wlLLkS
Aumento de Il Marina
guerra de Uruguay. -L
comp q de barcos.
DOS NIL VILLAS

La asamblea de accioniss
de la Compaiiia Telegrafca Dc o.
tro y Sud America, populariie
conocida bajo el nombre de
Galveston, celebrada hace POGO
Nueva York, aprob6 el proyectc
su dIectorio, de colocar I'm nueS
cable y perfeccionar en- general
.linea, con objeto de ponerla en- COD
diciones inmejorables y facilitar
acelerar la communication telegrafc
entire la America del Sur y el rests
del mundo.
La parte principal del proyec
to consiste en- la colocaci6n de tn
cable submarine directo entire Nue.
va York y Panama.
Ell nuevo cable tendra una loais.
gitud de 2.2oo millas, y los inensas
lies evitaran las lineas terrestNea
lnorteamericanas y la ruta de Gal.
weston, con la cual ganaran cerca
I de dos mil millas. En el recorrid0
tendra solo una estaci6n internle.
diaria entire Nueva York y Pana-
/ INA. la de Baracoa, Cuba.
-"El Dia" de MontevideO, or.
Igano del Presidente, insiste sobre
la necesidad de que Uruguay tenga
una marina adecuada 4 sus necesi'
dades, y ahade que el 1ngenierc
lGarcia Martinez ha preparado ur
proyecto para la compra de barccs
de guerra y construction de fuertes
Auue defendan las costas.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick, qtt
(ComfnGa en- la P4gina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
*
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Sen aIamlentos do diferantes
ap.laciOnes on eI referi.
do Tribunal.
EHeRO Y FeBRERO
Apelaciones en- pleitos civiles.
Primer termino de sesio.
mes para 1907.
EHERO Y FeBRERO.
ENERo

Martes ~. Tomasa Subirana
y Mir y otros, VS.. Ell Juez de la Cor
te de Distrito de Ponce, Certiorari.
Microbes 20. Acisc1o Dfaz
Valcarcel con Arturo Guerra y SUI
cesion de Mauricio Guerra. Demo-
lici6n de una obra ( indemnizaci6n
de perjuicios.
Jueves "a. Amalio Cepeda con
Adolfo Andino, Oposici6n a I'm ex-
pediente de dominic.
Viernes IS. 81 Pueblo de Pto.
Rio >ol !'rl:1,isco Barnes PLATA y
otros. Cooro de pesos.
Martes 20. Rodolfo Colberg
con el Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
de Puerto Rico. Nulidad de poster
gaci6n de hipotecas y otros extre-
mos.
Microbes 80. Mercedes A.
Guitian y otros, con el Gobierno dc
Puerto Rico. Rectifcacion de tasa,
clones y otros particulares.
FEBRERo.
Martes S. Ponce and Guaya
ma Railroad Company, VS.. Lui:
Mu1oz Morales, Juez de la Corte d.
Guayama, Mandamus.
Martes S. Ponce and Guaya
ma Railroad Company, VS.. Lui'
Muioz Morales, Juez de la Corte d.
Guayama. Mandamus.
Microbes s. Antonio Landrol
con Ines Navedo. Nulidad de tes
tamento y otros extremes.
Seadlamient0S e11minaleS.
ENERO.
Martes 20. Ell Pueblo de Pic
Rico con Demetrio Diaz (a) eLeh
verdes. Asesinato EN- % grado.
Jueves 81. El Pueblo de Puel
to Rico con Eleuterio Rivera. Asses
nato en- primer grado.
Viernes I. El Pueblo de Puel
to Rico con Pedro Boria Lope;
Asesinato en- primer grado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
La Ultima Moda

Esta elegante publication de mo-
das Madrilefia es la mejor del niundo
Satisface los mas exigentes gustos
con los preciosos fgurines, acuarela'
patrones, ,labores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que ell gusto mas delicado en-
vestir pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc envis
un n1mero de muestra a quien 10 so
lisite de don Inocente Rivera, parad'
A, Puerta de Terra, San Juan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21

raz6n. Y para hacer mas e6caces,
en- bene6cio de todos, la inteligens
cia y el vigor de nuestros hernia
nos, aliviemos sus penas, haganos
mas llevaderos sus trabajos, asegu.
remos la comodidad de sus faIni.
las.
o. eoe~oaa tndouia al Ann -
los gemidos sobre el planeta estre.
mecido por las sordas convulsiones
interiors;.
PAUL ADAM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
Anunoioe esp@ciaIes para Ponce
DIRECT0R RIO
m. 6. WIVES

Ocalista del Asilo y Hospital de GegOs
Horas de consultas de IoK q liz
Y de az. Telefono de su residencia
ndmero 81. Telefono del Asilo I57.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21
Constantine J !aba vN!lga
COM1STONTSTAG

t7s Brcal t. Nv York E. U. A
Direction po. ca.yie S.fB.4S1INO
Sc encargan 4, agenciar toda ca
Sc de comisiones, de Ia vei,a de pro
ductor como cafe, cueros, ,caucho 3, 3 !
de la compra y despacho de tcda ciase
de mercancias. Atienden c, n especia
lidad ell despacho de encomiendas por
c yrTeo.
Sc hacen cargo de ac1diel ca d.
iovenes estudiantes y en- re'aci3n cor
este raIno sumunistran tota csase de
datos y catalogos.
Comtsiones nsJGIcns,
Punfaalidad. Esme,o J yddid6z,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-21

Sc solicitan vendedores bue
nos para este peri6dico.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
FISH SOLONs
QUESTION Y. 5.
AUTHORITY

The permission given by the United
States government to telephone COM
pany 10 lay a cable from the Warwick
lighthouse 10 the northwestern corner OF
Patience island has raised an important
question as TO Jurisdiction between the
state of Rhode Island and the United
States.
Yesterday the commissioners OF shell
fisheries voted to ask the opinion of AtN
torney General William b. Greenough as
TO the extent that the United States has
jurisdiction over the waters and the
bed OF Narragansett bay and as
10 whether the national government
can interfere with rights already granted
by the commissioners to oyster fishermen
Henry c. Rowe of New Haven is the
head OF the concern doing business under
the name OF II C. Rowe & Co, and has
the largest interest i'm Narragansett bay
oyster beds of any individual or company.
Under the Rhode Island law which pro-
hibits the leasing of oyster grounds in the
bay to parties from odt of the state, these
leases are all held in the name of Benta-
min b. Martin of Warren.
Mr.. Rowe says that the laying of this
cable would prevent the use Of a strip OF
oyster grounds OF the width OF two square
acres and across the whole width Of the
Warwick sAoal grounds, which he had
under cultivation. He asks that II he Is
TO lose the use of this amount OF oyster
grounds that the lease therefor be can
celled by the commissioners.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
DUNN WOULD
DISCIPLINE
THOS. ]. FLYNN

Things are just sizzling up in Ward 8,
no matter what the temperature may be
In other parts OF Providence plantations. II
will be warm until the last ballot Is
counted at tomorrow nights battle. Un-
less some trick that cannot be counted
on Is played the Hogan tickets election
and new deal I'm ward affairs is assured
Those In a position to know say Alder
man Dunn has real lively muting IN
his own ranks. Councilman Thomas j.
Flynn, who is a candidate for reelection
10 the city council, has neglected TO at
tend any recent Dunn rallies. II is under
stood that the alderman would like to dis
cipline Councilman Flynn and has tried
TO make shift on the part of the coun-
Gil ticket thus far made up. No one has
as yet been selected for the Wanskuck
district on the Dunn council ticket.
A friend OF Councilman Flynn said to-
day that Mr.. Flynn could not stand FOR
Dunn's plan OF campaign, but that hav-
ing promised to support Dunn for alder
man. Flynn could not now go over 10 tho
Hogan side.
Many men who have promised to attend
the caucus tomorrow night have not been
TO a caucus in the ward for three years.
There Is strong sentiment aghinst pres
ent ward methods and Dunn's threat to
retire Representative Hogan from politics
and from the school committee as wsll
as his attacks on Mayor Mccarthy have
aroused the voters of Independent spirit
Some peculiar transactions at Republi-
can caucuses I'm this ward have come TO
light because of the Democratic enroll
ment. Matthew p. Carey, a lifelong DEM
ocrat who Is on the Gamer ticket, was
marked on the board OF canvassers and
registrations records as having voted at
a Republican caucus last year. Mr.. Carey
never voted at Republican caucus He
went before the board OF canvassers and
registered and made oath that he did not
vote at the Republican caucus last year
and he was replaced on the Democratic
lists.
Another citizen Of Ward 3, who claims
he voted the Democratic ticket for years
and did not vote at the Republican caucus
last year. is Alfred Barnett OF Wanskuck.
There was some newspaper talk about his
being struck from the Democratic list
and now the reason Is plain. He was
marked as voting at the Republican eau
Gus last year and hence cannot vote at
a Democratic caucus this year
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
NATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION
FOR SWEDE CHALLENGER

United States. are members of the exec
utive committee OF the yacht club King
Oscar Is expected TO back the enterprise
materially.
"Our challenge has not yet been for
mally sent but the New York Yacht club
has been asked to furnish us with the
regulations under which the races will be
sailed and we have received reply say
ing that the information required has
been mailed.
THE promoters OF the enterprise have
determined to challenge under any cir
cumstances.
My yacht. San Toy. Is the best yacht
that ever plowed Swedish waters and we
now know how to build still better boats.
The Scandinavians have been good sailors
since the Viking age. They crossed tho
Atlantic long before Columbus in open
sailing boats. We hope TO show that
SXeden Is today as much ahead of other
countries now as she was then as regards
sailing"
The San Toy Is a steel cutter built In
Sweden and launched In 1902. She is OF %
tons S7.7 feet long on the waterline, has
1913 feet beam and formerly was the
Garm.
The Swedish cup challenger ls to be
commanded during the cup races by John
Carlssen, one OF the ablest Swedish
yachtsmen and winner OF many races
In European waters
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
UNCoNTESTED DIVORCE
PETITIONS GRANTED

Before Presiding Justice Sweetland)
Mary A. Foss VS. Charles l.. Foss. De-
cision for the petitioner on the ground
OF neglect TO provide. Thomas w. Rob
inson. counsel
Alice NJ. Quarry VS.. George s. Quarry.
Decision for the petitioner on the ground
of neglect to provide. Thomas ]. Flynn.
counsel
cBefore Judge Mumford)
Eliza Wentworth VS. Eugene II. Went
worth. Decision for the petitioner on the
grounds OF wilfui desrtion and neglect to
provide. John III. Slattery, counsel.
Maria J. BARLEY vs. Thomas BARLEY.
Heard
Agnes r. Foster VS.. Eli C. Foster.
Heard.
(Bcfore Judge Stearns)
, Leslie Bradic VS.. Fred Bradlc Decision
for the petitioner on the grounds OF ex-
treme cruelty and neglect 20 provide
Julius Mitchell. counsel.
Annie Cinq-Mars VS. Joseph Cina- Mars
Decision for the petitioner on the grounds
Of wlful desertion and neglect To provide
y. Henry Quinn. counsel.
Sarah Brown Johnson ". Frank John
son. Decision for the petitioner on the
ground Of neglect TO provide. Stephen j.
Casey, counsel
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02

Stockholm, Oct 3 - Soestakyhlberger.
the Swedish banker, who, with William
OLSON, a millionaire yachtsman. is about
TO challenge for a series OF races for the
Americas cup through the Royal Swedish
Yacht club, OF which King Oscar Is hon
orary admiral, in an Interview today ex-
planned that the challenge must be regard
ed as a national Swedish subscription en-
terprise. The promoters would first solicit
eight subscribers OF 5000 crowns (about
s5Ooo) each, and then lists will be opened
for small subscriptions from one crown
(about Is cents). up.
when we find II impossible TO get any
more subscriptions we guarantee to put
up the rest of the capital required to build
a yacht. which In estimated at 900
crowns (about sloo0c0). as a minimum.
The other expenses will probably amount
TO 100000 crowns 0S0o00o). The yacht
will be ready In the spring summer Of
1903 II Is intended that she shall be prac-
ticed In sailing on the Baltic during the
remainder Of the summer OF that year,
and will be sailed ali the summer OF 1905
IN American waters. so that her handlers
may become familiar with the American
tides and currents. She will be built ex-
ciusively OF Swedish material and will be
called exclusively by Swedes.
prince Gustave, IN ecrown prince: his
eldest son, Prince Gustave Adolf and
Prince William. who recently visited the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
RAILROAD DEMURRER
SUSTAINED BY COURT

Judge Numford today handed down
rescript in the case OF George w. Scrib-
ner dgairst the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company, sustain
ing defendants demurrer TO additional
count OF plaintiffs declaration. In the
rescript Judge Mumford says: Upon all
the allegations, / think It fair TO con-
strue the count as meaning that the
plaintiff received the injury of which nc
mi:lains. not at the highway crossing,
but ct the crossing into the defendants
freight yard, situate within so rods of
said highway crossing.
THE ground of the plaintiffs claim ig
that the defendant failed 20 ring its bell
for distance of 80 rods from the cross
ing, as required by section no. page ISL.
of the General Laws. This duty. how
ever, is imposed not for the benefit OF the
general public or for a person using
private crossing, but for the protection
OF persons travelling over public high
way at grade. 1t follows that the plain
tiff has not shown that the defendant has
violated any duty imposed for his bene-
fit"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
Brown Notes

On Friday will be played the annual col.
lege championship tournament at the col
lege grounds on Manning street. ONLY
members OF the tennis association are ell
gible TO play.
Both singles and doubles will be played
and the best two out OF three sets Will
constitute match. The grounds are al
ready being put into condition and new
tapes Will be laid.
The Brown football team is to play
Massachusetts, Agricultural College team
at Andrews field today. The team will be
a little weaker than IL was on Saturday.
az Swain and Ayier are still out OF the
game as n result OF injuries received dur
Ing Saturdays playing
However. the team ls much improved I'm
signal practice. one OF hte weak points in
the last game and there Is not much doubt
over the outcome.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-02
MOONEY TO MAKE
MATCHES FOR
RHODE ISLAND A. c.

johnnie Mooney, one OF the best match
makers and handlers OF lighters I'm the
country has been engaged as matchmaker
for the Rhode Island Athletic club as a
preliminary To the formal reopening of
that vigorous and popular institution for
the dissemination OF scientific boxing.
Mr.. Mooney Is probably the foremost ex-
ponent OF the game I'm New England, and
has handled some OF the best men I'm the
ring today. IL was under his careful
training and management that Honey Mel
lody gained the title OF worlds, champion
welterweight. Wrestling IL from the BLACK
Demon Walcott. He has also handled
such men as Abe Attell Hugo Kelly.
Austin Rice, Kid Goodman and Patsy
Sweeney, and has been connected OFF,
cially with such leading organizations as
the Boston A A., the Lincoln A. c.. of
Chelsea and the Criterion A. c., OF Bos-
ton.
Mr. Mooney has had wide experience,
as indicated, in connection with events In
the squared circle. and is widely known
as one OF the squarest men who are pro-
noting the game.
II is planned to renew the exhibitions
at Rhode Island A. c., holding them be-
weekly beginning Monday evening. the
18th inst While the principals for the
initial entertainment have not yet been
engaged. Matchmaker Mooney has his eye
on several likely men. and promises that
when the matches are clinched the fight
fans will be pleased