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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-12

James Briselden and Nathaniel Craw-
ford were recently elected members Of the
Guards.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-12

Christmas goods almost given away by
the Misses Lockwood.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-12

Farmers Notice.
lam still conducting the sale OF farm
implements of all descriptions. Such as
cord binders, reapers. moving machines.
rakes, plows. harrows. cultivators, sulky
plows, potato planters and digers, seeders,
stump pullers, tanning mills, Milburn
wagons, Jackson wagons, and all other
kind OF farm tools Office on Washington
avenue. Frost's old stand, near Globe no.
tel.
972 J. w. HALL
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-12

Regular meeting Of the Common Cour
Gil next Monday evening.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-12

E. A. Ruel is preparing one Of the
stores In the Echo block for billiard
hall
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-12
OUR TELEPHONE.

Old papers 5 cents per dozen at the
ARGUS Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Washington. Nov. lO,-As result OF
correspondence between the war de-
partment and the department
commanders who will be af-
feeted by the retirement OF General
Howard It was found that some OF the
generals were not disposed to make
n change from their present stations.
The only changes. therefore, which
viii be made are the following: General
Miles Will go to New York. General
Ruger to Chicago and General FOR
sythe to San Francisco. 1t was expect
ed that the changes would be more
extensive, as some OF the other COM
manders had sgnitied disposition
to shift their headquarters, and
schedule had been drawn looking to
the transfer OF General Brooke from
Omaha to st. Paul. OF General Merritt
from st. Paul to San Francisco and
the assignment Of General Forrest to
Omaha.
But all this was conditional upon
General RroOke's pleasure and was set
aside when In answer to General Scho-
fields telegram Offering him by dirtc-
tlon OF the president the option Of 81.
Paul, General Brooke answered by
telegram that he preferred to remain
in his present command. 1t Is sup
posed Mt the war department that the
officers do not care to make n change
after having made arrangements for
the approaching winter, but II Is ex-
pected when General McCook retires In
the spring, thereby creating another
vacancy IN the commands. advantage
VIII be taken OF the opportunity TO
make further changes. Lieutenant-
Colonel Sumner Eighth cavalry, be-
comes colonel OF the Seventh cavalry,
Major Thomas McGregor. Second cav
airy. becomes Northumberland OF the
Eighth cavalry: Captain W. NJ. wal
lace. Sixth cavalry, becomes major OF
the Second cavalry; First. Lieutenant
a. II. BloNor. SIKH cavalry. becomes
captain OF the Sixth cavalry, and Sec
ond lieutenant J. A. Hartman. Seventh
cavalry, becomes first lieutenant OF the
Sixth. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Little Rock, Ar, Nov lo-The Jury
in the damage case OF Mrs, D. l., Need
ham versus the Iron Mountain rnprond.
brought in verdict for the plalnir
for $500 this morning.
Mrs. Needham sued for $4,000 by
reason OF the death Of ser hufband,
who, on December 20. 1859. while ne wns
engaged as a fireman. was killed IN an
Iron Mountain wreck az Alexander. Th !
case has been tried three timea. on two
former occasions judgment was given
for the plaintiff in the sum OF s4500. but
In each instance was reve. seG by the
court OF appeals upon errors OF Jaw and
remanded for new trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
TIE COMING SHORT sEsslOr.
FORECAST OF THE work OF CON-
GREss THIS WINTER.
Not Relieved That Much OF Import
nnce WIN he Attempted ana Less
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and SILVER
WIN Have Rest.

Washington, Nov 1o.--1he approach
ing session of congress, which Will con-
vene December .. is not expected by
those familiar with congressional meth
DDS. to be one OF much legislation.
The fact that 1t viii continue only
three months and will be the last ses-
sion Of this congress. and closely fol-
lows the general election. Is considered
es Indication that little real work will
be attempted, and stlll less accomp-
ilshed. 1t is probable that next to
nothing will be done before Christmas.
After that there will be but two months
left 10 pass the usual appropriation
bills
When the last session adjourned the
measures attracting much attention
were the supplemental tarin or free
raw material bills, passed by the house,
and favorably reported with material
amendments by the senate committee
on finance to the senate.
II remains to be seen whether friends
Of the bill will persist In further legss-
lation In the direction of tnriif reduc-
lions.
There is a division OF opinion among
Republicans and some conservative
Democrats have expressed willingness
to allow this bill to become law, but
the Indications are that the fate of the
bill will be that OF others OF the same
class
There are those who predict that there
will be renewal of agitation OF the IL
nancial question. but there appears TO
be no reason for the suggestion that II
will be revived. There Is little doubt
that the question Will be raised In some
FORM but the probabilities are that
there VIII be no serious united effort
10 push silver to the front. The more
general opinion is that silver will be
reserved for the long session OF con-
gress. so as to make 1t the Issue In the
nreslhentlnl cnmnnlgn Of lSD6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

| ,ock Island Coal y stone
sss:. E ,ssosr NINE. Bridge,
mFs- fi -, lump, carload
|rer scr. ,sa ,,ester for Steam
XII g M Kan Il for domestic
!, bs ,ls, snd freight rates 70 az
II price eh Y,d,an Territory adj
fgsas n ,lnsy'' General Mnnnser
4 .. fnv o,nnloys no agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
|llr Big a, !
Aout three weeks ago we had some correspondence
rs underwear makers-the particulars do not inter.
n ,be decision most undoubtedly will

some underwear mahers-the particulars do not inter
{n-the decision most undoubtedly will
FMS WINTER UNDERWEAR.
OUR BIG FOUR.
Heavy warm winter int ,o Underwear goes next 47c
from this Year.. close prices. &c
47c buys Gee shirt or drawer tn
6,c buys grand 75c shirt or drawer III
no buys grand dollar shirt drawer or
SIC buys warm durab' 8 o st.cass shirt or OEC
! worth 81 20. II:
NJ people in this vicinity T'> e do not put icti.
Newspaper values on artclegs.% r. hey also know
We start out TO sell something, W. 'sually turned
| We say positively there is gol =" % be about 500
mems knitted shirts and drawers sold in Fort Worth
here is not garment that is not good heavy,
durable The prices at which they sell will be 47o
Ia SIC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Brooklyn. Nov. 1O-Rear Admiral
Bancroft Gherardi, senior officer on the
active list OF the United States navy,
hauled down the nag today at the
Brooklyn navy yard. Commodore 81
card is expected TO take charge In a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

San Antonio, Tex. Nov. lob. Thur
man & Co. OF Chicago. have purchased
the 100000 Issue of sewer bonds at
par and accrued interest. The Laying
Of sewer pipe Will begin within few
weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
EXAMINATION TABLETS
OF the very best Quality nj our
Store. 80.
Spencer & CilIin,
Druggists and Stationery, opposi'e
High school.

norted 10 be in bad condition, her ar
mament Is too heavy, and the hrins ~, y,
the heavy maximum charge OF so,,u
shot IN an engagement would tear w
har decks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Ben FrnnklIn. Tex No. io.-W; u.
Norris, safe was blown open last n'ght
by burglars, one hundred and nfty aoi-
lars and papers taken No ciae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

New York. Nov. l0--Cotton sposs
closed dun and easier; midains up'14'u'
) SIS; gulf rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

IeraiserN 9 y, 70 1t is asserted that
Il ~ Nhl,.h tlsraloa, for the nur-
bssn N II Dy Japan negotiations
F'nE yssa., pfogress.ls useless as a
Her hciiArs are re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
Knitted Underwear Also Goes.

3he time for unloading is at hand Reoent pur-
/ direct fl, m the mills enable to give the people
HI Worth the best line of underwear for little money
fe figures below. All first quality goods
ladies' Union Suits Egyptian Cotton, natural white
Eumes hair 4Sc, s5c CSC 81 95 81 0, SlS5. ALI
natural white aud camels hair, 81 95, SO. SO, 81,
$40
META Combination Suits, natural camels hair and
h CSC 81 25, 81. so. 81 IS 1915
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
SELECTING A STATUE.
The Committee wan Decide the Matter
This Morning.
Srscfal Tslepr1ra 20 IA Reytu<-

WASHINGToS, ID. c., January 10
Governor McCorkle, Speaker Shaw. OF
the House Of Delegates. aud j. T. Dana.
mem Oers OF the committee appointed by
the West Virginia Legislature TO Sc
lect model for the statue OF the
late Senator Kenna, which will oe
placed Ia the Hal of Statuarv in
the capitol here, arrived in Washington
to-day and have quarters at the Ma
tional Hotel The other member OF the
committee are Senators Camden and
Faulkner, Rankin Wiley, President OF
the State Senate, aud Mr.. A. W
Campbell, OF Wheeling. To-day the
members OF the committee who
are IN Washington occupied themselves
In examining the models OF the pro-
posed statues submitted by the four
sculptors who are competing FOR the
work. There are four competitors.
MesSrs. Lot Fiannery aud J. Dunbar,
OF Washington, l.. Il Riser. OF Balti-
more, and Alex. Doyle, OF New York.
The models submitted by them are on
exhibition in Governor MacCor-
kIeS room and tomorrow at II
O'Clock the Governor aud the
three other mem bers OF the committee
who are here Will make their final de
cislon as 10 which design they will ac-
cept The West Virginia LEGISLATURE
appropriate 5000 TO defray the cost
OF making aud setting up the statue in
Statuary Hall. The statue will be Of
white carrara marble and must be fla
lshed within year from the time Of
awarding the contract.
MIR. y. C. Wilson. OF Huntington.
came on to Washington with the Gov
ernor's party.
Frank Keys, who is candidate for
the keyser postmastership. and Col
John i McGraM are Also here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
Tho National Firo Insurance Company
Affairs Before the Court
SDlefdL TSL>OrdD 10 ths RsOtst.-

PARKERsBURG, w VA, January 1G.
Deputy United States Marshal G..
w. Hatfield brought In the following
prisoners to-day: Dick Evans, WIN. ID.
Estcp, Hanson Browning, j. G.. Gained.
Joe Dempsey and John Daron, all OF
whom were arrested In Logan county
for moonshining and Illicit selling.
Lem Winters, who was arrested on a
charge OF violating the internal revenue
laws, was found not guilty and d!s-
charged. There was no evidence
against Mr.. Winters, and his arrest
seems to have been the result OF spite
work.
Attorneys Andy Edmlston and w. B.
McGary, OF Weston, are here as wilt
Desses before the United states grand
jury In tho case Of tho United States
against the National Fire Insurance
Company, Of Weston This alleged
company whose charter was revoked
some time ago, Is charged with using
the mails for fraudulent purposes. A
warrant has been issued and placed In
the hands OF Deputy T.. $. Marshal
Craddock FOR the arrest OF w. S Tay-
lOr, Secretary Of the National Firs In
surance Company, but Taylor has skip
ped out and cannot be found. The Of
hceTs believe that hs is now Ia Phila-
delphia or New York. No bother oEcor,
stockhOIdcr or Director can be
found. They Gre believed 70 be
ia Now York aud other cities
Tho company, Notwithstanding
the fact that its charter had been re-
yOked, still carried on business In this
State, Ohio, Pennsylvania, etc. and. n
Is said, has defrauded It's Victims out Of
s7i 900 at least. IL originally based lts
claims for credit upon tho ownership OF
10000 acres OF land In Kentucky, but
upon Investigation II was found that
the man whose name vac attached to
the abstract OF title had been dead six
teen years; that no such land as claimed
could be found. The officers say tho
concern De a rank fraud The basis Of
an Indictment will probably be on the
ground that the alleged company used
the mails 10 deiraud people ln other
states. An attempt will be made %
arrest the authors and origlnatCfs OF
the scheme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Doesn't Fully Agree with Secretary Car
Isle in the Hnnd Issue Mntter.

Isle in the Bond Issue Matter.
WAsHGNCToN, January ia meet
ing Of the Senate Finance Committee
was held this afternoon for the purpose
Of considering Secretary Carllsle's letter
and bond bill. After the conclusion Of
the meeting Senator Voorhees,, as Chair.
man OF the Committee, handed TO an
Associated Press reporter the statement
given below:
The embarrassed condition OF the
Treasury and the necessity for prompt
action for ITS relief are fully realized.
There is not the slightest ground, how
ever, for apprehension that the public
credit Will suffer or be endangered, for
the reason that ample authority always
exists by law for the Secretary Of the
Treasury To strengthen his coin reserve
TO any extent required and TO meetev
demand that can be legitimate. The
power OF the Secretary for the issue OF
bonds needs nothing beyond what Is
given by the act OF January IA, 1875.
The only desirable object % be obtained
10y new legislation at this time on that
subject is 20 make shorter time bond
with lower rate Of interest, and yet
the Secretary feels assured that he can
negotiate bonds issued under the act OF
fs75, running only 10 years on practic-
ally per cent. basis.
"It seems, therefore, that II will be
wise, safer and better for the financial
and business interests OF the country to
rely upon existing law with which to
meet the present emergency rather
than 10 encounter the DELAYS aud un-
certainties always incident 20 protract-
ed discussion in the two houses Of Con
gress. This view Of the action OF the
treasury admits OF but little delay and
no uncertainty at all in the final action
TO be taken"
The Senate Finance Committee
authorizes Senator Voorhees, 20 intro
duce the Carlisle bill in the Senate and
also 10 present the letter from the Sec
retary Of the Treasury for the consid-
GRAFTON OF that body, which was done.
This authorization as 20 the instruc-
tion OF the bill is not in-
tended to mean, however. that the
committee has decided 20 make an ef-
fort % pass the bill through the Senate,
or even that 10 has given 10 further en-
dorscment than 10 allow 10 10 be- printed
and referred 20 The committee in the
regular way Tor consideration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
ALMOST a RIOT.
An a. =. \. Speaker STIR. Up an Au-
dionce a. Leaveuworth

HA - ~ hpNhhtf NilFA I y AT Au-
dionce a. Ieaveuworth.
TOPEKA, KAN, January l6.-A spec
ial 20 the C0ptni from Leaven worth,
Kan, says: "A serious riot was mar
rowly averted in this city tonight at
Grand Army Hall, where j. w. HE an
a. T.. a. editor and organizer, was adj
dressing meeting. He was speaking
on the objects OF the a. =. A. and Bit
terly denounci6R the Catholic Church,
when be was interrupted many times
and frequently called liar
The audience seemed about equally
divided between Catholics and Pro-
testants, aud in q vory short 'ime
they were worked mp 20 a high pitch.
Those in sympathy with the speaker
made an effort 90 put out man VINO
was Interested, when blows followed.
Canes and chairs we're used aud two
men were Knocked down.
N hen Speaker Hile drew large re-
volvtr from his pocket ana placed 70 on
the table in frOntoi him. 10 had quiet
ing effect. While the trouble was going
on people broke from the building boo a
stampede and ran over each other on
the way out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
THE IVY CITY TRACK
Gets severe Blow In the District Crini-
nat Court

NAsHINGroN, ID. c.. January 10
winter racing in the District OF Colum-
ola received hard blow to-day in a
decision 10y Justice Cole. OF the Crimi-
mai Court, sustaining the indictments
brought by the grand jury against
oookmakerS al the Ivy City race track
where George II. Engemsn and others
hal started swinter meeting.
The indictments charged the book
makers with setting up gaming table
and gambling device for playing "a game
oil chance OF hookmakinE on the horse
race, which occurred on Deccm N Der &.
and OF enticlng persons TO bet 10y those
devices.
Attorneys for the defense argued
that the device mentioned by the in
dlctnent was not within the meaning
OF the act OF Congress relating 70 gamb-
ling, and II IT were 1t was repealed as
lar as racing was concerned by a later
act
Justice Cole, ia ruling. said that tho
question OF violating the statute de-
pended on the nature OF the conttivauce
and its name, aud that the law applied
mainly TO keeping places of gambling
lie held that the latter act had 10 re-
pealing effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

WASHrNCToN, ID. c., January TO-
Representative ~iOley. democrat OF
Peunsy Ivauial, has proposed q u.I 90
pay pensions iu new issue OF % uer
cent. bonds. Ue proposed to offer 10 20
the House in case a bill is presented for
a general issue OF bonds Mr. S.bIey's
till is designed 20 give pensioners the
benefits usually accruluR from bonds.
and also 20 give the government q ready
means OF meeting pension obligations.
His plan is 20 make the bonds iu de-
nominations Of 500 up 20 s1OO. and 90
make them legal tender except for
customs dues. This would allow them
90 circulate a. paper curreFy. His
plan contemp'ates tho issue of such
bonds until the amount reaches 500 per
capita for the population Of the coun-
try.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
GOVERNOR MlICHELL MEANS 1T.
Bs says Corbett and Mitchell Cannot
Fight IN Florida Positive statement.

Bo says Corbstt and Mitchell Cannot
Figbt IN Florida Positive statement.
ST. Louis, Mo. January lG-A
special t1 the past DiSbUtoh from Talla-
hassec. Fla, says. n Governor Mitchell
has any Intention OF abandoning his
fight against the DuvaI Athlctic Club
he does not show any sigbs OF 10. On
the contrary he ls more Geterm ned than
ever. and what 10 mOie, he has laid
plans which he says cannot fail. When
approached to-day be said: "You can
announce that I'm going 90 prevent this
prize GRht, for that is' what 10 is. no
matter what many other terms are ap-
piled 90 it,
"But 10 is hinted that the Jackson
Vile militia has declined To- aid you"
was suggested.
"Th8J is not true, ," said tho Governor
sharply "But if they dI happen 30
so decline DO would not affect my plans
Goo the slightest degree I'm going 90
prevent that fight aud that is all there
is abouti Corbett end Mitchell can
not fight in this state.
"Yave you read that the club has
several other plans ir view n Jackson
vile is abandoned" D." was asked
IF have" said Governor Mitchell,
"and repeat empbaticaUy that the
fight shall be prevented In the State Of
Florida. ] grant you may sneak of In
the woods somewhere a0d have 10 out.
but don't see how even this can be-
done. shall DOT call upon the Jack
sonvIle militia Some OF them arc in
favor OF the fight and have friends who
are Interested"
Then you will employ the militia OF
some other point Of the Stste2"
"You may draw your own conclusions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

OMAHA, NEH, January 1G.-It was
d scovered that during lastuight some
one had broken into ST. Agnes Catholic
Church 40 South Omaha smashed fine
piano and destroyed the chanccl and
altar rail- with an axe. tore up the vest
ment- OF The choir boys and stole the
communion service. This latter wa.
valued 40 several hundred dollars ST.
Agnes was one OF the finest church
ediGces in the State, and the ruin
wrought by the vandals Will amount 90
upwards OF So, ,OOO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
a MILD KoAsr Fon m'KINLEr.
Republican Legislator who Thinks lie
should be held 40 strict Account
sDsefGl 3sisoran 10 ne RsJister

COLUMBUS, o., January 16.-Repre-
sentative ID. l.. Sleeper, OF Athens
county, Republican, administered a
singing rebuke 10 Governor Mckinley
ia speech on the floor OF tho House
today He showed that tho Emor-
geroy Board, OF which the Cover.
ner Is President, and which
is armed with law imposing a 81, 600
penalty for creating any debt on any
State institution without the Boards
authority, has permitted debts OF this
KIND amounting 10 over $500, 900 to be
contracted.
"Ihe Governor, who Is chairman Of
the Board, said MIR. Sleeper, should
be called 30 account as well as the per-
sons who created the deficiencies with
out warrant. The Governor should be
compelled TO enforce the law. The idea
seems 10 be that the State institutions
are palatIal residences maintained for
the benefit OF the politicians and Office
holders Instead OF charity concerns" 4"
The speech created IA sensation In the
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
WHAT IS ITT
Excitement In Morgautown Ovor whatIs
Alleged to lie Queer Discovery
Wedding that II Kepurted not To Be Al
together sntisfeotOry.


Alleged TO lie a Qussr Discovery-A
wedding that n Kepurted not To Be Al
together Satisfactory.
sUeciG! Isiegra5n 20 tts RsSiIts-.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, January is.
This town has been all stirred up for
some days over what is reported 10 be
strange discovery. Some months ago,
marriage license was issued TO what
was popularly supposed 10 be- 4 young
man TO marry prominent young
woman. The marriage was solemnized
in the most approved fashion, and the
young people went to house
keeping and seemed to be very
happy. Lately, this state OF
affairs has changed, and II is said that
they will leave this vicinity and 90
West, and all on account OF the public,
or very large portion OF It, discover
ing that the marriage mad not resulted
10 the mutual happiness that was ex-
pected. The reason for this is alleged
TO be that the man in the case had mis-
represented bis sexual condition, aud Is
not the Kind Of being which the young
lady supposed she was marrying.
Whether or not "Marriage is a failure
is being discussed here more generally
than ever before, and has been decided
In the negative when the attending cir
cumstances are such as are attributed
TO this couples affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

BASKERVILLE. o., January 1G.-At an
early hour this morning three masked
men entered the soap factory Of Schultz
g. CO., Overpowered Watcbman Day.
and after binding aud RagRing him
threw him 100 closet. The safe % the
Office was then blown open, and a3 500
in checks and 5000 Zoo money and a.
diamond ring were taken. The rob-
bers then made their escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

The Adjutsnt General has planned to
cover every point which might be avail
aole, and his men may be depended up
on. sm prepared in any event Now,
them said the Governor. In conclusion,
II think have made myself Plain. II
anybody comes To Florida TO see fight
and don't see one after spending time
and money, he can only blame himself.
There will. repeat once more, be no
prize fight here"
Tho Adiutant General would say
nothing OF his plans further than the
light would surely be prevented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
say Corbott was sick.

NEW HoRK, January l6.-A special TO
the World from Jacksonville, Fla, says
that Jim Corbett was very sick for
about half an hour to-day and had tit
OF vomiting which lasted several
minutes and left him very limp
and ragged, although he recover
ed before the day was over.
II appears that Corbett has been having
daily argument with Trainer Delaney
about his work. The latter claims jim
~ devoting too much OF his time TO
heroic exercises, but he has not been
able up to this time TO convince the
champion on that point.