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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-10-31

natural gas-in more advantageous con-
ditions, as regards quantity and nearness
to fertile agricultural areas, than in any
other region of the world.
We thus see that the Ohio group Of
States has, from the point of view OF it's
resources, singular advantages over any
other part of the continent for the main
tenance of vast population engaged in
industries, both those Of the soil and those
of the shop. Within q century the area
occupied by these States is likely to con-
tain larger population than that which
now exists in oil English-speaking coun-
tries. Although this population is des-
tined to be to n great extent engaged in
mining and manufacturing, there is room
in this country for an agricultural people
exceeding in numbers the present popu-
lation of the United States; for, as before
remarked, there is hardly any untillable
land in its area, and except for the limita-
tons which the necessary preservation of
the forests put upon the extension of the
titled fields, ninety-eight hundrcdths of
its area can be won to husbandry.
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4 Good Suggestion.
ITO the Editor Of the Posi-,


a very important work for the trans
portation committee of the Commercial
Club to take hold of at once is a good
wagon road over the mountain to Lctcher
county, Kentucky. The merchants and
other citizens of Lctchcr and parts OF
adjoining counties are clamorIng for such
a road 1t would bring great deal OF
trade to our merchants, and tonnage to
our railroads. The only way that Letchcr
and parts Of Harlan, Leslie, Perry and
Pike counties have to get goods in, and
their stock and produce out, at present. is
by very bad route to Pineville, or Bar
louisville. This is by far their nearest
and best shipping point, if they only had
il passabc wagon road over the Big Black
Mountain.
Capt. Bishop of the Interstate Tunnel
survey, tells me that he found an excel
lent route for such road, having n maxi
mum grade Of only FIVE feet in the hundred,
and crossing the mountain at point three
hundred feet lower than where the present
miserable road crosses. 1t can be cngi-
nccred and constructed at small cost.
1t would pass almost directly over the
great tunnel, leading up the Wildcat
branch of Callahan creek, and down upon
the Poor Fork of the Cumberland.
The citizens of Lctcher say that they
will bring the road to the top of the
mountain on their side, if the people OF
Big Stone Gap will only meet them there
with it. Capt. Taggart, of the Virginia
Coal & Iron Company, says that his COM
pany will make it through their lands up
Callahan, which is large portion of the
distance. No doubt other large holders
of land along the line will join in the
work.
The S. 4. l. O. and the L. & n. ought to
contribute literally. Two merchants here
have told me that they would each give
one hundred dollars to the enterprise. II
the question were agitatcd properly
enough money could be raised with a
very little trouble to push the road
through. We now have daily mail to
Whtesburgh, and with this road and Il
telephone line there, thousands of dollars
of trade would pour in here annually that
now goes elsewhere, and many millions OF
feet of valuable lumber would be sawed
and shipped that is new untouched.
Let the transportation committee take
hold and push this important matter
through. K. L. /.
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Episcopal Church Services.

Big Stone Gap already has Baptist
Methodist and Presbyterian church or
ganizatizations; and prominent members
of other Christian denominations are con-
tcmplating organizing mission enterprises
in this promising field, which is sure to be
the center of a rapidly growing popula-
ton at no distant day Among the bodies
already having this object in view is the
Protestant Episcopal church, and two OF
its ablest clergymen in this section
the Rev. Mr.. Lloyd, of Abingdon, Va, and
the Rev. Mr.. Funston, will be here Mon,
day, the 18th of November, and will hold
services in the Baptist church.
The beautiful liturgy of the Episcopal
church, with the beauty of the service, as
well as the evangelical character Of the
doctrines held by that church, commend
themselves to the attention of thoughtful
men and women; and there is no doub
that in few years this church will mum
her its adherents here by the hundreds
There are at resent some twenty persons
here, We are informed, whose religious
affiliations are with this denomination o
Christians.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-10-31
WAKING Up.
'"' o..,n,,.a and propose I" Let the
world Know what She !"
.od what She Has
-,,ev MEAN BUSHES $

III. Commercial Club means business
:, !. composed of Young me" We"
.,y. much at stake. aud who have '''
.oa-,r, and capacity to carry out what
,se, ma, undertake. Every one "h" IS at
~ interested in Biz stone CAP viii 'n' 1t
70 nj. interest to give the Commercial
r,nl ri. material as we'll as his moral
endorsement. Those who fail to act o"
~. suggestions will regret ii People
have come here. bousA' lots have s"''
.,,,x leaving them as naked as wA'" '""s
,...,,.,, ,bem The time has come "hcn
.o,.c,bjnr more must he done. \" OPP
,...,,,i,. +. now afforded them to S"o"
,.b,,bc, the, have an intelligent 'P'rcci-
.,;ou Oft the situation. The coinmeFc'"
cluh propose. to aid them. and they "us'
ID me Commercial Club. word to
the wis, is sufficient.
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generally. The following persons
sn"sem 10 perform this important duty
Imo " Fox. l.. T. Maury, Mr.. Blacktord
spencer BERGMAN, ): 3. r. M'''S' "''
" A. Simmons. and c. h. sears 80.
An advertising committee TO laes
,h,rrc Of the advertising. the followiha
n %, chosen: H. c. Mcdowell, c. II. Der r,
ryman. II. f. Fox. Mr. Sproles and II. l.
Irvine. ,,oeo d,tv II
sbou Inc to look after the sanitary cohd'-
,;nn &c th, town. consult with the town
oonrc;l ON matters pertaining to the gen
oval Good. etc. W. f. Addison, W. ;.
Mathews. W. c. Shelton, Judge Z. L. p"h-
nnr and A. Summcrfeld are TINS con
mittce. -, dr,,.
il Shall he to seek manufacturers use
,hcir influence in securing manufactures
etc The following gentlemen comprise
,bc committee: r. 7. Irvine. h. j. BYRD
Mr. Peters. J. X. Taggart, Henry webb
" F Morris. ". s. Mathews, h. Is.
Cl.y ;r. Edwin Barbour, II. a. W.
Skccn' Col. j. b. Adams, c. ii. Spalding'
G F. Spalding. |. Hilb, r. F. billiard. Dr..
G d Kunkcl, G.. W. Lowell. W. c. Robin
con ! 4 f. Mills. ". a. Simmons, j. W.
Fox. sr.. II. f. Fox. William Young, David
Costlcman. John NJ Hardin, ". +. Baker,
! NJ Goodloe. ". A. Mcdowell. W. s.
Palmer. ". :. Beverly, c. 7. Estes. {. f.
Brcckcl. James NJ. Hodge. w.. D. heilwooo
and W J. Sprolcs.
Mr.. Simmons and Mr. Castlcman were
appointed committee to solicit members
for the club. to start on Tuesday morning.
1t was agreed that the place for holding
the next meeting. on Friday night; DC
announced in the next issue OF the foSr,
After adjournment large number
present at the meeting enrolled their
= .,s ,nnmi,ers of the club.
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Railroad Rumor,

cMcAGo Oct. 2s.-An evening paper publishes
sensational dispatch from Cincinnati which says that
among the many rumcrs floating around Is one to the
effect that Of the stock OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern has fallen into the hands Of
the Brice-Thomas people, and that the latter are
making strenuous efforts to secure enough of the
stock to give them controlling interest in the line.
with view 10 consolidating 1t with the East Teunes-
see, Virginia Georgia system, and claims that some
of the stockholders OF the Baltimore { Ohio South.
western favor the scheme, but the majority are op.
posed aud taking steps To prevent its consumma-
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The Interstate Tunnel.

lIoulsNilIc Post.1
The Interstate Tunnel Railway Company organized
at noon to-day at Fourth and Main By elecsing the
following directors:
H. C. Mcdowell, John Z. Greei, St. John Boyle, j..
W. Gaulbcrt, +. D. Carley, T. W. Spindle E. r. Hal.
sey, John R. Proctor. Arthur Cary.
Officers: He. Mcdowell, president; st. John Boyle,
vice-presiden.; 7. W. Spindle. secretary; Columbia
Finance and Trus, Company, treasurer.
The object of the company is to construc. tunnels In
the nelghborhood Of Big Stone Gap,
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Booming Iron Trade.
wall Street Ncws.)

According to the officers of the Thomas Iron Com
pay the outlook for the iron aud steel trades Is mos,
encouraging There is no difficulty In obtaining the
highest prices and business is icing refused at
number oithe mills, for the simple REASON that orders
which were booked In the early spring are OF sufficient
amount to keep the Iron makers busy and the mil
hands fully employed until thu end Of the year.
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Committee Meeting,

The Industrial Committee of the Com
mercial Club will meet Immediately after
adjournment Of the club tonight and
effect permanent organization, appoint
subcommittee and discuss plans gener-
ally. X. 7. IRVINE, Chairman.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-10-31

Bslsrol, Xxx. Oct. 2e-Ilm Godaey sho. Paul
Richter through the neck on Taesday in a house Of
ill-iaue. Richter was attempting 10 XIII HIN With 4
knife. The trouble arose over womaa. Goassy Ia
under arrest.
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A SLIGHT DIVERSION

Mr. Blaine did not finish this paragraph,
rs the crowd in the gallery ut his left hand
became excited and started half panic
stricken for the exit. Mr.. Blaine and
Minister Phelps discovered at quick
glance that the gallery was in no danger
of falling, and both shouted to the crowd
aud waved their hands TO reassure the ex-
cited throng. When quiet was restored,
Mr.. Blaine resumed his remarks as follows:
Now, as-I was saying, these free-traders
thought they heard " little crack lcheersl ],
they thought that the republican party
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the duties, instead OF being what the
tariff of 1916 made them, had only been ]
per cent. I'D eaioren,, or il there had been
no duties, the country would have been
prosperous. Now.ifyou can produce such
n CONFUSION in the world to-day, if you
can start great famine, if you Gun dis
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-27
NOTICE.

DR. J. NJ. WHITNEY is happy to
~ announce to his patrons and
friends In Honolulu and elsewhere, that
henceforth he will be assisted in his
dental rooms by Or A E, NICHOLS, grad
uate of the Sc. Louis Dental College,
and for several years successful prao-
TONER In Pasadena, California. office
hours rs before from $3.50 A, NJ, to 4 $50
y, NJ. 0D4 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-27

Z o meet the demand of the pub
Z lie for an opportunity to visit
PEARL CITY, the OAHU RAILWAY &
LAND COMPANY have arranged to
have an Omnibus TO meet each train
from Honolulu at PEARL CITY STA
TIoN every day Sundays eXcepted)
from November 10Th to November
Goth inclusive; during which time
Special Tickets will be issued at
Honolulu Station with coupon at
tached to cover the bus fare, at a
cost of GO cents each, for the round
trip, to and over PEARL CITY and
return. The Company desire that
all intending purchasers shall have
an opportunity to see the Lots Of
fered for sale, and that they may
also see the provision made for an
ample supply of Pure Mountain Wa
ter. The bus provided will take
people all over that part of PEARL
CITY now laid out in streets. The
distributing reservoir full of water
contains about zoe, 900 gallons and is
situated at an elevation of 100 feet
above sea level.
The Company proposes to make
within month or two another dis
tributing reservoir about half mile
farther up, at an elevation of 1870
feet above sea level, which will sup
ply water for all Lots above the level
of the present distributing reservoir.
The situation of the Lots above the
100 feet elevation is fine, and the
view of PEARL HARBoR and the
surrounding country is most charm
ing, but the Company want the
public to see for themselves, and
therefore make it possible for all to
do so, at trifling expense, and
with the least possible physical
effort!
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aSE Remember. those who Buy
at the Fir Sale will secure Lots
at a Lower Price than they can
be bought ct any future time /!
B. F. DILLINGHAM;,
General Manager o. K. & L. Co.
70S I'd
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NOTICE.
JUST RECEIVED !

nIREOr from Egypt consignment
- Of nnbee, rOnssls a C0,fs Hnn-
nine Egyptian Cigarettes, made from
lhp choicest Turkish inhanpOs, Tho
above brand u The cigarette nl ElrouO
anu The Continent IY a samplo,
Wholesale nrlnls illlnd, For salp nj
California Fml Market
y, y, GAN AHlAna,
Agepl Tor lhr Hawaiian Islands,
40 lR
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Ca-pnrtnership NotIee.

NOTICE Is hereby glyon that tho
~ partnership heretofore existing
belNeeh q w, Gray aud 4, W Raw
Inns, under tho lllm name Ut 1.-THE lla-
walian soap Ca has hnnn dissolved
hy mutual consent an anih September,
lslO n, ", naNllns Assumes an La
hllllles OF tho laln Arni anb Viii pnn-
llnnn "a Garry nn tho snan nAnllannlrr
Ing hnslnpas nn hls 0Nn arnmnl,
I'elpoi lippolplgl pllh Now lsu0,
We w
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NOTICE.

From aud afler ibis date We
VIII mol BIO respopslble for any
freight after same has boon
landed Parties % whom
lrelghl - consigned mnsl he ~
lbe landing 20 receive nlelr
irpigbl
WllDEl'a h, y, 90
bopolplvl hspt D. lsso, se9u
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FOR RENT

.Asla A A DESIR ABLE Five Room
.AssSA&A n Cottage with pant'les,
EIek detached cook house and SER
wants rooms, large stable, etc, on Nun
anu Avenue, near School street. Large
yard with fruit trees and choice flowers.
Rent reasonable. Apply 10
$50 u Mrs, q. ALONG,
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FOR SALE

IA A BUILDING Lot og bore
AIHI&# ~ lanla street, adjoining
- Mr., Ilegl0an's residence, ~
" D NJ frontage by 40 u, y ll, deppi
lpneed, fInll nnes lanlpd and wafer
laid throughout npsDablp lnpallnn,
Apply " 4, A. CANADA Jn,
hbal kslsln 4 ppllplAl Agent apltpl
ksls' hl9el, heem W. Nv "
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COpartnership Notice.

TlE undersigned have this day
L formed a coparnershlp for the
purpose of dealing In hay. gram, etc.,
under the name OF the California Feed
Co. Il. j KING,
Residence Honolulu.
j. N WRIGHT,
Residence Honolulu,
Honolulu, Sept. II, 1890. G6l n
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NOTICE.

fTHE Kapiolani Maternity Home has
Il two rooms to accommodate paving
patients. Ladies of moderate means
who wish to secure home on reason
able terms, before and during the time
of their confinement, where the best of
food attendance, nursing and medical
skill will be provided, will please apply
at the Home to Mrs. Miller, the matron.
who will attend to admittance, give
terms or other information required.
Honolulu, Oct. 4, 1870. 67h am
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BROWN LEGHORNS
TO LET

- A VERY Convenient and
AasSsx51 "A Desirable Cottage fur
HkIIG4 nished or unfinished, near
the old baseball ground at Makiki APP
ply at GULICK'S AGENCY,
675 tt 38 Merchant street.
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NOTICES!
Purchasers Of Lots at Pearl City will
Please Take Notice.

THE Oahu Railway & Land Co. have
i made arrangements to deliver
lumber and all kinds of Building mate
rial at the Pearl City Station at the
regular Honolulu prices.
Those desiring to build at Pearl City
upon land sold by the Company please
call at the Company's Office for further
particulars.
B. +. DILLINGHAM.
General Manager o. r. q l.. Co.
69S If
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
(San Francisco, Noo. 10, per s.
s. Ze0ldndia.)
A BAD MODEL.

There is some CONSERVATION in
the Navy Department at Washing
ton over the fact that the British
cruiser Serpent was the model for
five of the American cruisers-the
Yorktown, Concord, Bennington,
and two now on the ways at Balti-
more. 1t is recalled that the York
town, on the cruise with the white
squadron to Europe, wrecked her
steering gear. None of these has a
double bottom, and it is believed
that this defect caused the loss of
the Serpent.
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THE ARLINGTON,

Esr Visitors will find this one of the
most comfortable and convenient houses
in the city, the rooms being large, light
and airy. Hot and cold water baths.
f24 tf
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TO LET

-. a A SUITE of Three Nicely
Akf IA Furnished Rooms, two
ulA bedrooms and parlor, on
Punchbowl street near Palace Walk;
suitable for two single gentlemen.
Apply to
6G4 If ii. +. HEBBARD.
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Dr. WOOD

HAS removed his office and residence
IL to the new building opposite the
Hawaiian Hotel, on BeretanIa street.
7l2 2W
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Stun General shermnn.

Not long q the p~honograph was ex'
hibitcd at a meeting in the Equitable
building and a message which Mr.. Glad
stone had talked into il in London was
whined out by the mysterious instrument
for the amusement of the audience. Gen
eral Sherman and other distinguished per.
SOM had been invited To attend for the
purpose of hearing this, says a New York
letter. Bat after Gladstone had spoken
via the ~phonograph the representative
Of some building and iron associations
undertook. rs an eye witness expressed
il, "to ring in his little adj" "Hold on
there" said General Sherman. ave
came To hear the Photographic, aud our
mission is now ended. - But,
general. -" II pronounce this meet
ing adjourned" And the other celeb
rifles. seeing that an effort was in prog
rcss for ''using" them, ~applaudcd the
general To the echo.
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o THE RACERS.
The winners at Latonia.

L>ToNIN, May y. -Threc-ycar-olds and
upwards, mile and seventy yards-Happi-
ness won, Gcrmanic second, Silver King
third. Time i:la.
Maiden ~two-ycar-olds. five furlongs-
Corinne kenney won, Carroll Reid see
ond, Harry Ray third. Time l:03al.
Maiden, mile -Hydy won,K King Regent
second, Eugene third. Time l:iiL.
T~hree-year-olds aud upwards, mile and
thrcc-sixtcenths- Glocknor won. Cecil Is.
second, Newcastle third. Time 2:0ii1.
Thr~ec-year-olds and upwards, mile and
Fifty yar1s-Prince Albert won, Pallisade
second. Outbound third. Time l:iGis.
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The t.ray.-endI Races.

~G.ANEsEND, May 2s.-fivc-eigltl,s of "A
milc-Eclipse won, Nubian second, Ber-
muda third. Time | :Oi.
Mile Philosophy wou. DIR. Hclmuth
second. Extra Dry third. Time l:iiIs.
Mile aud onc-fourth-B Badge won, Eon
second, Gray Dawn third. Time 2,Os.
Fort Hamilton Handicap mile and one
eighth Judge Morrow won, Mastcrlole
second. Kings Own third. Time last.
Scven-ciehths of "A milc-Belwood won.
hasson second. Lord Peyton third. Time
l:ssi..
Milc aud ouc-siNtccntii -Barrister won.
admiral second. Larchmont third. Time
l.5la..
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DENVER, May pa special from Silver
City, \. NJ, say Thomas Lyons, of
the most prominent cattle men of New
Mexico, left the city Monday. prcsum-
ably Ia attend 10 shipping cattle. Return
ing nome unexpectedly he found his wife
ing position. He pulled u revolver and
shot he young man three times, killing
him instantly. His wife escaped in the
darkness or she would probably have
been killed also. Lyons was arrested hut
the jury returned n verdict Of justiiiablc
homicide.
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NV YORK, May ~. The jury in the
Ease of Claassen, the late president Of the
Sixth National bank. tonight returned "A
verdict Of guilty ON five counts Of indict-
ment. which formed the r ncipal charg, :
against him. His counsel gave notice 81
a motion for a new trial. Claassen was
Elken to Jail.
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shutting ou, -s.,.on.K.~per..

CLEVELAND. May 2s.-The Ohio grand
lodge. knights Of Pythias to-day amended
the constitution 50 as To provide that any
person engaged ia buying. procuring,
selling or manufacturing intoxicating
liquors should not he initiated into a
lodge, provided. unless such selling lie
upon the the regular prescription of a
reputable physician or known medicinal.
mechanical. pharmaceutical or for sacra-
mental purposes.
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An n.urane. Company In Trouble.

ALBANY. \. v. May 2s.-I Insurance
superintendent Maxwell has notified the
attorney general that the assets of the
Manhattan Mutual Insurance company is
Insufficient and recommending the institu-
lion Of proceedings Of the dissolution of
the charter of the company and distribu-
ton of its effects,
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LAKE WILDER REoErrA.
Great Preparations for n nig Day. sport
Next sunday.

Great PreParAtIons Tor = Big Days SF"f'
Next sunday.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 2s.-Local gan men arc ou'
almost daily shooting nj the rocks In order
10 get their hands In for the
ut Lake Wilder next Sunday. In the re-
gatta Jake Gaudaur and Albert hamul
will row for a purse Of $50. A second
purse for n like amount has also been
hung up to he contested for by other
noted ~scullcrs Of the party Of champions
that will he at the lake.
For the accommodation OF he people
of Anat onda, the Montana Union Will
run a through train between that city
and Lake Wilder, which will eav Ana
conda ut 9:30 IL. IN.
No change OF cars will he made and
the fare for the round trip has been
fixed at 50 81
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Christina Rosse;ti. sister OF the poet.
lives in Torrington square, London, and
is described a. Icing now a lovely. white
haired woman Her poems. published
privately a great many years ago, now
bring SS1.
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A Eorger senIenrcI.

TOLEDO, May ~. Madame Dcvcrca.
the clairvoyant, found guilty of the
forgery of the Brown notes. which case
was fully recounted some time ago, was
sentenced to-day Ia ~ years harI labor in
the peniteutiary.
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BuffALo, May ~ Ike Farrell Knocked
out Pete Walker in a twcnty-onc round
fight early this morning. Both wcr.
Dauiy punished u Walker was so weak
that he had To lie carried from the ring.
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CIN.ISNArl, May =. Jake kilrain
passed through the city tonight GA route
for New York. lie looks well and is fat.
He says that he was treated like a prince
in Mississippi and also expressed the he.
lief that Sullivan is the hardest hitter IN
the world.
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I'll. rmp.r,r I,..o,,ri,v.

BERLIN, May y. II Is officially am
nounced that the emperor is recovering
from the effects of the recent accident by
which he spraincd his right ankle.