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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-23
SPORTS AND SPORT.
OORBErr AS AN ACTOR RECEIVES THE PRAISE
OF RICHARDSON.
Fred Watkins Will Back Mitchell in His Fight
With COrbstt if Such Fight Ever Takes
Placs-Six Round Battle Near Oxford,
Ohio-0ther Sporting News.

New YORK, October, 23.-Leander
Richardson in the Dramatic NetOs, pays
the following tribute to Corbett as an
actor:
Last night, in Elizabeth, Mr.. James
j. Corbett ceased to be pugilist eXclu-
sively and became an actor. Upon that
occasion he appeared for the first time
as the star OF play which had been
written to his order.
That MIR. Corbett will be successful
in his new calling have little doubt.
He is a man OF unusual intelligence, OF
high character, of fine personal appear
ance and OF dignified carriage. His
aspirations are above and beyond the
limits of the prize ring. He does not
enjoy the associations Of pugilists and
their kind. He wishes to be regarded
as having ambitions beyond those OF
barroom frequenters and men who live
by their ability TO punch their fellow
men into oblivion. These are praise
worthy sentiments wherever they APP
pear, especially in the case OF man
who has won so great triumph as that
which has fallen into Mr.. Corbett's
hands.
Many pugilist would have COM
pletely lost his head under the circum-
stances which surround COrbett. But
such is not the case in the present in
stance. OF course, the future means
the severance of many relations form
erly acquired by the young champion,
and it means also persistent course OF
Safeguarding by such men as Dono-
Van, DAILY and others who associated
with him in. small degree prior to his
triumph. and who now seem overcome
with chagrin that be should not have
bestowed upon them the entire fruits OF
his battle.
The plain facts are that Mr.. Corbett
is determined TO conduct his future
upon the lines which he himself has
laid out. In other words, he means to
be his own master, and he will not be
dictated to by people who are not his
equal, mentally or otherwise. dc Will
not enter the prize ring again until he
gets ready, no matter how much he
may be annoyed and bullyragged by
the crew who are aSSailing him, but he
will simply 60 on like q peaceful and
honorable c5iiZen in the course he has
marked out for himself. l venture at
this time the prediction that he will be
successful on the stage. He is, at all
events, in earnest in his determination
to studiously pursue his course. He
makes his first appearance in this city
in his new play, "Gentleman Jack, p"
next Sunday afternoon at Heuck's
Theatre.
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BENWOOD.

MYRTLE Harding, little girl who makes
her home with her aunt, Mrs. Louis Hard
ing, had narrow escape from being burn
ed TO death one day last week. Her aunt
had gone out, and told the child to attend
to the fire while she was gone. So she,
thinking the fire was out, took the oil can
and poured the oil over the Goals in the
stove, when the oil ignited with flash,
which blew the lids off the stove and the
stovepipe down, and burning the child
quite severely about the face and hands.
Fortunately she wore wooden dress. Had
it been cotton she would in all probability
have been burned to death.
Stephen B. Elkius addressed the Repub-
licans, last evening, at their headquarters
on Water street. He was accompanied
from Wheeling by the Escort CLUB and
Tariff Students.
Some miscreant set fire to number Of
cross-ties belonging te the B. o., just be-
low the cut, one day last week. There
were about $50 ties, which were all burned
Mrs. II. Leeds, Of McMechen, spent
few days in Wheeling last week.
Three cars loaded with coal were backed
off the switch below the junction, one day
last week, and the contents spilled over the
bank.
Mr.. Bruce Hall, Of New Martinsville,
was in town last week on legal business.
a brakeman on the B. 81 o. had one Of
his feet badly crushed by car running
over it while at work near the Junction.
The Hope Society will give a hat social
at City Hall in the near future,
Mrs. Mac Ault, of Dillie's Bottom, Ohio,
was the guest OF friends here last week.
The parade on Columbus Day was de-
cidedly the finest turnout that ever &C.
Cured in this city. and much credit is due
those who managed it.
Miss Isabella Haltpenny died last week
of dyptheria and was buried Thursday.
A small child of Mr. Edward Hoyt, died
of dyphtheris and was buried yesterday.
MIR. Edward Hitchcock, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr.. B. f. Peabody on Main
street.
Willie Sloan, one Of the school children
in the parade Columbian day, was kicked
in the face by horse and long ugly cash
cut from his eye TO his chin which re-
ouired eleven stitches. The animal became
frightened at motor Just as the scnool
children were passing.
Mrs. J. D. Kelley is recovering from an
attack Of typhoid fever.
Rev. Mr.. Denton, the new pastor OF the
NJ. L. church, will preach for the first time
here to-day.
Mrs, Porterfeld will return from an
Eastern trip this week.
Frank Gherrity was struck IN the face
by plate thrown by a bartender in Do
lsn's saloon Friday night.
Mr.. Charles Schad has been elected as a
member Of the Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
Mrs. L. Clemens viii return this week
from visit to Pittsourg.
Prof. Filing has resigned his position as
teacher in the German school, and has
gone to Illinois
Supt. Gibbs Of the tube works has pur-
chased the property Of Mrs. Margaret Nc
Mechen for, the sum Of 5000.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, October 22.-Yesterday was
a general holiday. Piedmont and West
| eruDort celebrated Columbus Day in grand
STYLE The line Of march was sea OF
ColOrs, the national flag fiOated from every
building, and the Spanish colors mingled
with the stars and stripes on many build
iugs. Arches spanned the streets near the
Kenny HOure, corner Of Archheld and Sec
ond street, near DR.. Parsons residence,
and many other places. The Potomac
bridge was covered with flags and Ount-
ing-iu fact, everybody celebrated. The
j programme of parade was carried out at :
o. M, marching through the two towns 10
Davis Free school. where the order OF ex-
| ercises was gone through with.
w +. Herkett, Esq, went 10 Wneellug
/ Tuesday, 10 attend the Mckinley demon
StratiOn.
Cardinal Gibbons and a number Of dis
tinguished Catholic clergy passed through
here on Tuesday on No. TO attend Column
bus day exercises at Chicago.
Z. h. Magee, President Thos. NJ. KING
and q. X Lord, Vice President b. ~ o.
Ry., went through on No. l, Wednesday
bound for Chicago.
Ex-senator n. O.. Davis, Col. Thos. B.
Davis and j. Cal Davis were called TO
Richmond. Va. Sunday by the death OF
Jno. Davis, a nephew OF Senator Davis
He was 50 years old and died OF brain FEVER
Thos. A. Byer, Of Window, and Miss
Rosa Krampf, Of WesternpOrt, were mar
ried in the Windsor Hotel parlOr, Cumoer-
land. bv Rev. w. +. Bird, at p. m, DC
tOber20. The father Of the bride, Peter
Krampf, sister Minnie hrampt, MISS May
Grant, Louis Grant and David Dyer were
present. The groom is a farmer at Win
dom. Nd. The bride is niece OF Squire
Henry RebS, of Westernport.
BENJAMIN GraysOn, aged ~ years, died al
the home place, at Antioch, w. va, on
Tuesday. October l9. The funeral tooB
place at 10 d. N. Thursday
John w. Coke, of Dover, and Miss Ethe
Y knight. daughter of Oliver Knight
were married in Cumberland Tuesday.
The Piedmont Pulp Company is erectlnS
two large additions TO their mill al Luxe
! The West Virginia Paper Company VIII
build large addition 10 ther paper IIlt -
and they advise US that they are OauIy ID
need of carpenters. -,
The Piedmont Lumber Company are
pushing the erection of their saw mill near
Monison. on the {. * p. railway.
William DaddySman has given up Tue
lease of the news route on the I. " +.
railway and accepted position at the
FairmOut electric light plant. de IS sue
ceeded by ID. +. Parke, Jr. 49,.
The remains OF AtOeIL Da'4SVHi ~
brakeman killed near Tunnelton MOhGay
morning, were Inferred mere IN =, 1 u.te.
| cemetery st 8 p. N Tuesday' Inc ny t ~
and Piedmoud lodges, Knights Of Pythias,
Maid the last sad tributes 70 the deceased
A party Of young ladies and gen
tlemen took a hay ride 10 Cross on
Thursday night, paying visit to Mr. Alex
/ kalbaugh. III, -,
Frank :. Davidson's company will ap
pear to night in the Piedmont opera mousse
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WILL BACK MITCHELL.
Tom Aliens Old Supporter WIN Put Up
the STUFF


the STUFF
ST LOUIS, October eff Charley
Mitchell is really sincere in his propo-
sition to mix with COrbett in a finish
battle he can secure $4,000 Of st. Louis
money as q portion of his stake. The
sportsman who is willing to put up this
amount for Mitchell is Fred Watkins,
who was Tom Aliens hacker when that
veteran hitting hero fought Davis, Nc
Cooe, GoSs and Gallagher.
Watkins and Mitchell have long been
bosom friends, and the veteran Fred
will never forgive himself for not TAX
ing up Sullivan's proposition to tight
Mitchell last spring by furnishing the
stake money for the pugnaCious Brit
isher. He was even then ready TO guar
antee $4,000 TO Michel, but Sullivan
would listen to nothing but $4,000,
and the result was that Corbett got the
match. IF Mitchell can raise no more
than SIS, 900 to fight Corbett, then l am
confident l can raise the other $4,000, "
said Mr.. Watkins tonight.
"Will you stand alone as MtchelPs
hacker in case he accepts the PROPOSE
tlOn.
~ may and l may not. There are
several gentlemen in st. Louis besides
myself who are willing TO go in with me
and make up $4,000. All Mitchell has
got to do is to say he means business,
and we are ready to carry out our end
of it. Charley is tricky fellow, and |
will not be convinced of his sincerity
until 1 hear from him personally. II
his hands are in good condition think
he will fight Corbett. If his father-in-
law, George Moore, will limit his pro-
portion Of the stake to $1,000 and Cor,
bett insists on making it $4,000, then
we can find the requisite $4,000 in this
city"
Both Fred Watkins and Tom Allen
have faith in Mitchells great science
and striking powers, and Allen in par
ticular firmly believes that Charley can
make Corbett show the 'yellow streak
that Sullivan alluded to when he roast
ed Gentleman Jim.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, October %.-Ine
twenty first, Columbus Day, was ooSet We 81 !
in a verv creditaole manner by the puOIc
schools. bv exercises on the school GROUNDS
and in the rooms. A few members OF tue
q A X. belonging in town participated
nv marching around the public square IN
e3vance of the scholars TO martial music
furnished bv the Drum Corps. AFTER
which PRAYER was offered by Rev ,. r,
Greer. reading Of the Presidents Pr4elS-
nation relating to the day by W. n. pee &C
bsnt and brief address by Col. y. o
Marshall. The children enjoyed u hugeIy;
AItogetber il was pleasant analr anu
prof Gallup and his teachers deserve
nrsise FOR the care and pains expending IN
training the schools for the proper ooser'-
ance Of the day. -. -. oo.o-
Farmers are busy handling their poSa-
toes apples and corn into town ana supply
inc the stores and citizens, corn IS OF an SA-
ceIleut Quality, potatoes medium apps
are rather of an INFERIOR qualeS o-N
expected 10 keep we'll - : s.~ote
Souire Jas. L. Freeman sunered seroAe
Of naralvsis last Sunday, wnlcn was sup
,osed At first might be fatal, but at Iast sc1
eonnss he was better he IS In MS oOu
0 Iaz T. Ward the County Assessor naS
& the store interest Of his Drotners -
S = "a viii conduct the same nlnlse...
II, 4es =. viii travel for the CnRise~
ClA.nh Company
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., October 22.-Sena-
tor J. w. Nichols is attending the Worlds
Fair dedication.
Dr. Todd, of Bridgeport, will move into
Mrs. E. Bewley's house.
A number of our people went to Barnes
vile and Wheeling yesterday.
Six young men of Smith township, this
county, are making speeches for the Pro
hibition party, through the southern part
of this county.
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Brown left
Thursday on a snort visit 10 New York.
Harry j. Boroff and VIM. H. Anderson
are on hunting expedition in the Cheat
mountains this week.
The public schools Of this place celebrated
Columbus Day In an appropriate manner
in the school hall. The town was decorated
with flags, but the people were disposed to
help swell the crowd on the river front.
The Campbell Democratic Club will be
addressed by Hon. Albert Lawrence at
| McMillen's Hall, at 1880 o'clock this even
ing. The Mckinley Republican Club will
be addressed by Judge CASTOR at their
rooms in the Wilday building
Hiram Davis, OF Danville, KY, has re-
| turned to this place to visit his brothers.
| Isaac and Shepherd Davis, after an ao'
sence of fortysiX years
| Inc papers winch were SlOleu rum llOhi
Rheme last July were found in box in d
hollow tree in Burtoft's hollow by VIM
| Jordan, who told Mr.. Rheme Immediately
The papers were of great value TO him but
| of none 10 any other person.
Judge Pearson, Democratic candidate FOL
| Congress, will spend the last week Of the
campaign in this county, speaking at Mar
tins Ferry, Bonneville, Hendrysburg
! Morristown and other points yet to bt
fixed upon The Judge is thoughtful
earnest and entertaining speaker, and hi
meetings over the district are remarkably
we'll attended. Close observers think his
chances of election are fiattering.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued this week: Francis Meyer and Lulu
| f.. Curbman, John II. Johnson and Ida
! White, Henry w. Fraley sand Ala j
Cater, Charley f. McKelvey and Sadie NJ
| Paucoast, Charles A. Eaton and Mari
Tracey, Henry Johnson and Cora NJ. Ha
| ney, Georges w. Forbes and Julia A. Reed
Felix Beatty and Mary f. Tanley, Michae
| A. Boughner and Luelle Westlake, Oliver
Lucas and Gertrude Coss, Argus Il. Lock
| ard and Minnie T.. Rogers.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. VA, October 22.-COlum.
bus Day was celebrated here yesterday 10
an appropriate manner. The West Graf
ton school turned out in the morning,
met at their school room, and after speeches
and recitations marched 70 the East Side.
headed by Junior .. L. A. NJ, and the
West Grafton band. Business houses were
nearly all closed, and many, as well as the
private residences, were handsomely dec
Grated At Fetterman the public school
gave an entertainment in the NJ. Z. church
at night The Red Men left on the noon
train to assist the Fairmont school in It's
parade.
Hon. W. L. Wilson Of Charles Town,
Col. w. w. Arnett Of Wheeling and Hon.
VIM. A. Andel son Of Virginia staid in
town last night ana left this morning &C
companied by large number Of citizens 70
attend the barbecue at Boothville.
Bert Dent, sos Of NJ. II. Dent, Esq, can
didate for Supreme Judge, had the misfor-
tune TO have a cart upset on him some days
ago. which resulted in frscturing both
bones of his left leg above the ankle. The
fracture was promptly reduced aud he Is
now getting along nicely.
John Herbert, OF Salem, IS visiting
friends in town.
Hon. B. L. Butcher addressed large
meeting at the Webster Schoolhouse
Thursday night
W.R. b. Dent and Thomas G. Yates
were at Brooksyille Friday on legal bust.
ness.
Col. Hooteu, Of Moundsville, has been in
the county most Of the week addressing
Republican meetings at the various sc3,ol-
houses.
Col. John 7. McGraw returned FROM q
ht,siness trip East Thursday.
Hon. John d. Anderson, congressman
! ffom the Third district. stopped few
2ours in town Friday. He was on hissway
- Upshur county.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC CHAIN.

Silver Wave Castle, No. II, is boom
ing along and getting new members
every session. At the last meeting five
Sir Knights took the Round Table de-
gree, and on next meeting night there
are two applications for the EsQuire's
degree. An the members are invited.
Come out, brothers, and make it inter-
esting. On next Thursday night we
will hold our first anniversary, which
will consist of songs, speeches and
music and abundant refreshments. Ev-
erybody is invited. Come aud learn the
principles OF our furnishing order.
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Harvard Makes a Shift.

BosToN, October 22.-The most i'm
portant change OF the season was made
yesterday in the arrangement OF the
Harvard foot ball players, when Lewis,
who has been at center all the fall was
put at left tackle and Brice, '93, was
tried at center on tue first eleven.
This change was brought about on
account of Lewis lack Of weight.
When he began training this fall he
weighed only III pounds, but he eX-
pected to increase in weight as the sea-
son went on. He has not grown a bit
heavier, however, and Comnock thinks
a bigger man should be tried.
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CAMERON.

- D oiar has sold his property to DIR.
~ i.-' "-oWam0ve 20 Cameron i'm a
y, ~. 4-oler has treated his house TO a
-. -,. Wl.rI adds 10 the looks as
~ p .-e safety o.. town.
,.-' uay was observed here by the
~ ana citizens generally.
J. ,,- ,-, 'lt, Who lives ia Striugtown, is
.sTTo,.y att-.s writing.
FL. h'sse,- and wife, Of Deep Val
n P ave visiting their brothern, Rev.
,,s,s,,- .- 4. he1se and Miss Rachael
h pT,S --e accomplished daughter of
Bed n ~, anderson, of this place. were
b R,5s-., -'.E bonds Of matrim0ny by
~, enid % Sherman Howard was
0,s NJ c,,.,.-y 10 the Cameron cemetery.
h Fss S---.-.y.-oas most rank Republi.
|etei I, 49,, - -2 remark that they in
,ll INN ~ New York Oy sweeping
4 Ha-i nm. with one million dol
4 2 esss ~ .-. leaders What must
4 3 s1s9,,- ---- think of an individual
.,ls6s-s 81 '..- sE.e of tdeml
rssgI ~ ~. money has been wagered on
,ols 10 ss, ..- 1.s,.1l. lt is not difficult
.sare s.s - '.- q wager ju Cameron.
-e sa-,,, q, ',l -sueEJs being made for
% .a3S 60 go l..o1 1y the Prohibition
slBurs c-, % De held November :.
y Bar18~ ~, ..e,e for Governor, and
ueetinr VA Ne" York, viii address
o. the ~Ce ,---e was had 10y the citi-
'-sfOn, savsrsl - '-, Settement,n near
''l5ea the orc. ..e.-,llaates bel ing present
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SIN ROUNDS
Fought Between Bennett and Dougherty
Near Oxford.

Near ONtOru.
OXFORD, ONO. October 23.-Consid-
cradle excitementnwaS occasioned in
this village tonight over the set-to
between Jack Dougherty and Ed. Ben
nett, the pugiliStS. The authorities OF
the village objected to the match, but,
after considerable persuasion on the
mart of Bennett, the match was allowed
TO 90 on, but not until guarantee was
given the Mayor and Marshal that hard
punishment would not go.
A party Of about seventy-hve sports
went 10 the premises OF James Adams,
who resides about one half mile north
of town. where a stable had been select
ed. Gasoline lamps were quickly
brought into use, and the men COM
meuced work stripping to the waist and
psinc iye-ounce gloves. Dick Brand
enburg. q local sport, was chosen as
DouQberty's second, while Billy Bait
held Benefits corner down. Sam En-
mold was chosen time keeper, and Bob
L. Jameson as referee.
The first round was opened by friend
" sparring, Dougherty getting in side
occasionally, Bennett answering with
his handy right. The second and third
rounds were a little tame, and the men
who had paid their hard-earned dollars,
who occupied seats on the rafters,
sonalled for blood. The fourth, fifth
and sixth rounds put one in mind OF
real business, when the men continually
nnnched each other to their utmost but
no serious punishment was done. After
the sixth round the boys donned their
clothes and left for their hotel. Consid-
cradle money exchanged hands on the
match, which is now puzzling the stake
holders to decide. The purse was 500.
which was divided between the two
men.
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Fnnrhnu Rushsr Hurt.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, October cit
is learned that the injury received by
Thomas Cochrane, end rusher in the
Yale foot ball team in the game with
Amherst yesterday will be more serious
than was at first supposed. Two OF the
bones were broken in his hand and he
Will not be able to resume practice
again or play this season. This will
cripple the team considerably as Coch-
rane was the best candidate for the po-
Sition.
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Trainer Pope Assaulted.

New YORK, October 22.-Winfeld
Pope, a white man, appeared In the
Jefferson Market Police Court to-day
with his colored wife, Nellie Pope, OF
No. 240 Seventh avenue. He made the
charge of felonious assault against
Sarah Black, colored woman who calls
herself Dora Pope, the wife OF Winfield
Pope, OF No. 22O Sullivan street. Pope
is the owner OF the racehorse Mamie
BB,and is a professional horse trainer.
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Yale Weak At Interfering.

New HAVEN, October 22.-Captatn
Pratt, of the Amhurst eleven, was in
terviewed, after the game at New Haven
in relation to the comparative merits OF
the Yale and Harvard teams, both Of
which Amherst has faced, Yale defeat
ing her 20 and Harvard 26 TO 0. Mr..
Pratt said there is no doubt that Har-
wards play excels Yale's at the present
stage OF the season. The greatest diff
ference between the players of the two
teame is in the backing. In this re-
spect Harvard is far superior.
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he signed No Contract.

New YORK, October 22.-Jack NC
Auliffe says he has signed no contract
with the Olympic Club to fight Dick
Burge, Of London, during the Mardi
Gras week. He says his hands are still
lame from the Myer fight, and wouldn't
stand another finish contest In such a
short time.
He has written to Burge consenting
to meet him in four-round boxing
match for the gate receipts, ana ne
thinks Burge will start at once Tor TINS
country. Jack is to meet Billy Myer
for a four-round go In Chicago In
about two months.
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Fou0ht TO a Finish.

WAPAKONETA, O., October 22.-A
crowd of sports slipped out of town last
night to witness a fight to a finish be-
tween Dan Bayliff, Of this place, and
Joe Larkins, of Chicago, both heavy
weights. The fight occurred at Fry,
burg, five miles south OF town, ana
lasted six rounds, Bayliff being the
winner. Two-ounce gloves, sixteen
foot ring and Marquis Of Queensburry
rules were used.
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Hacking Choyinski.

New YORK, October 22.-Al Hay man
bet l 900 to $3.50 with New York bust
ness man to-day on Choyinski. Nose
Gunst, of San Francisco, sent the
money TO Hayman, asking him to place
II at evens. No taker could be found,
so Hayman concluded to lay odds. Billy
Edwards is stakeholder.
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The Boston Star.

saws DIR. Ksnfmann's great book on
eases. its causes and home cure. with
colored platesa Is he best work ever
-lished. A copy viii De sent free 70
body who sendf three s-cent stamps. I
postage, 70 A P. Ordway s Co.. B.
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Pirot blow.

C1Nc1SNArI, o., October PA rat
fling prize fight occurred In the cellar
Of 4 cooper shop on the West End yes
terday morning between Curtis Cum
bingham and Charley Zimmerman.
The mill was for SIS side, Marquis Of
0ueensberry rules
George Alberts was behind zimmer-