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JUMPED FROM THE TRACK.
One Man Killed and Ttcenty- Fire In
ftred In a Railroad Disaster.

One Man Killed and Ttcenty- FIFE In
jured In RdiIroad Disaster.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 9.-One man
was killed and twenty-five persons were
injured at Manor station, on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 224 miles east of here, at
1880 tonight by car on the westbound
mail train 13 jumping the track.
John Miller, freight conductor of
Derry, Pa. lost his life.
What caused the accident cannot yet be
ascertained. From some unknown cause
the next to the rear coach left the track
while the train was running at good
speed. The car that left the track turned
in an opposite way from that in which the
train was going. This coach and the one
following were wrecked and it was the
passengers in these two coaches that were
injured.
Miller, who was killed, was conductor
OF freight train standing on another
track. He was killed by one of the
wrecked passenger coaches crushing him
as he stood alongside his train.
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BRIDLING THE SOCIALISTS.
Demonstrations at Breslau Prevented b,
the authorities.

Demonstrations at BresIau Prerented by
the authorities.
BRESLAU, Prussia, Oct. 9.-The arrest
and expulsion from Germany of Dr. Ellen
bergen, Austrian delegate to the socialistic
congress, yesterday, is attributed to a
speech made by him in laudation OF
socialism, together with his entering
Germany without proper papers.
The report of the expulsion from congress
OF Frau Zelkin, editress of the Stuttgart
Gleichheit, was erroneous. She delivered
a speech in the congress ugon the subject
OF the emancipation of women.
The authorities forbade the delegates to
march in procession to the tomb of Lasalle
to-day as they had attended to do, and
they were obliged to proceed TO the
cemetery in small groups, and lay wreaths
upon the grave. The tableaux vivants
which had been arranged for tonight were
also forbidden by the police.
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KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Candidates Chosen at a Conuention In
Tun1m0nH Hall.

Candidates Chosen at O. Convention In
Tdmmany Hall.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 9.-The Dem
ocratic County Convention met tonight
at Tammany Hall and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Justices of the Su-
preme Court-Charles III. Truax, Frederick
Smyth and Charles r. MacLean; for
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
Joseph E. New berger and General Martin
T. Mcmahon; for Justices of the City
Court-Robert A. Van Wyck, John P.
Suchman and Edward F. Dwyer; for
County Clerk-Henry D. Purdoy; for Reg
ister-William Sohmer.
The platform strongly indorses the ad-
ministration of President Cleveland, and
after scoring the Republicans and their al
lies for the presentation of "a hybrid
ticket and deceltful declaration of policy
for the purpose of catching votes, presents
strong excise plank, which says:
We favor the enforcement OF law, but pro-
test against and denounce the discrimination
that has been m ade between the rich and the
poor in the severe, oppressive aud unintelli-
gent exercise of power by the Police Board OF
the city.
1t favors the immediate enactment by
the next Legislature of modification of
the present oppressive excise laws, and, in
addition, promises to propose to and en-
deavor to obtain from the coming Legisla-
ture law which will enable this com.
munity to determine for itself, by popular
vote, whether the sale of food, beverages
and all the necessaries shall be permitted
on the first day OF the week during certain
prescribed hours, and in a manner so re-
stricted as not to interfere with religious
obSerYanceS
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IS similar to the killing of Brandt, and for
similar purpose-that of receiving life
insurance money. This money, if thus
gained, was to be used to effect the old
doctors release from prison.
The evidence consists chiefly of letters
and memoranda found in Meyers cell.
These have been placed in the hands OF
General Lathrop, superintendent of
prisons. In these letters he is alleged to
have given his aceomplices directions
on the proposed victims life, and carry
out the rest OF the plan. There have been
several masons and other mechanics en-
ployed on the walls during the summer,
and it is suspected that some one of these
has afforded the prisoners means of COM
munication with outside accomplices.
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MARLBOROUGH AT TIE C4PITAL.
The Duke Pays a Tisst TO the United
Stdtes Treasury.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9.-The
Duke of Marlborough, accompanied by his
friend and cousin, Ivor c. Guest, spent a
few hours sightseeing this morning. They
visited the treasury, where they were
taken in tow by Treasurer Morgan. In
the redemption division, where he was
shown the process of redeeming and de-
stroying the mutilated currency, the Duke
was allowed to use the knife and cut in
two half a million dollars. Secretary Car
Isle informed the Duke that he was pres
ent at the marriage of his father, the elder
Marlborough, to his stepn other, Mrs.
Hammersley, in New York.
The name marlborough" in a broad,
irregular scrawl is left on Treasurer Nor
gan's register as reminder of the visit.
All the people of the British Embassy are
out of town and hence the Duke did not GO
there, nor did he receive any cards from
the British representatives in Washington.
The Duke and his companion left the
city this evening for Lexington, KY.
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COST OF TIE WE.

Spain Compelled to Borrotc Fifteen
Milton Dollars.
MADRID, SPAIN, Oct. 9.-The Cabinet
has signed loan of SIS, 100000 with the
Banque de Paris ct Du Pay Bas, wholly
for Cuban expenses. One-third of the loan
is payable between November and 10, and
the remaining installments will be paid in
December and February.
An official dispatch from Havana states
that small band of rebels is reported at
Guira. This is the first appearance OF in
surgents in the province OF Havana.
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Shot From Amhmsh.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 9.AThree men
on horseback were waylald and shot from
ambush by Hettie Burns and her son John,
in Butler County, last night. One was
fatally and the other two dangerously
wounded. The Sheriff and posse are
searching for the assassins.
The messenger who brought the news to
the nearest telegraph Office did not know
the names of the men who were shot. He
said the community was greatly excited,
and if captured the assassins would be
lVnchpd
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Baunrd Is silent.

LONDON, Eng, Oct. 9-The representa-
tive of The United Press called to-day
upon ambassador Bayard, who is the
gnest of the Marquis of Bath at Longleaf,
Westminster, Wiltshire. in reference to
the attack made upon him by Lord Sack
vile. Mr.. Bayard said that the matter
was entirely out of his hands and was con-
tained in the official diplomatic CORE
spondence exchanged between Great
Britain and the United States in 1888. Mr..
Bayard added that he would say nothing.
the foregoing being all that was necessary.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
Sherman, Mckinley, Foraker and Bash
melt Speak at Cincinnati.

Sherman, Mckinley, Foraker and Bash
melt Speak at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, OHIo, Oct. Ex-senator
Sherman, Governor Mckinley, Joseph B.
Foraker and Asa s. Bushnell addressed an
immense audience at Music Hall tonight.
Ex-Governor Foraker spoke Of the foreign
and domestic policies of the Cleveland ad-
ministration as being inadequate and in
famous; the Wilson bill, by which the ex-
ports decreased and the imports increased,
with dlminution of revenue; referred to
the condition of the treasury and the re-
turn Of prosperity when Republican Con-
gress was elected. Mckinley, Bushnell
and other speakers followed. The audi
ence was enthusiastic, and the meeting
was one of the largest gatherings bere for
years.
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SMITH-DENT MARRIAGE.

Many People of National Prominence
attend the Ceremony.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 9.-The we'd
ding of Bessie Balm Dent, the daughter OF
Mrs. Ulysses s. Grants youngest brother,
to Lieutenant Gerrish Smith of the United
States navy took place at noon to-day.
The guests Included Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant,
Mrs. Algernon Sartoris, Colonel Fred
Grant, Potter Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dal-
green, Mrs. Joseph Drexel, Mrs. B. Dal-
green, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccall. Chaun-
cey Depew, General Horace Porter and
other distinguished people.
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NORTH ATLANTIC soUADRON.
Explanations of the Cause of Sending
Crflisers South.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 9. = The
winter plans for the North Atlantic squad
ron have attracted general attention and
have resulted in bifurcated explanations.
Those solieitous for Cuban freedom insist
that sending SO many cruisers south means
that the administration proposes to arrest
tilibusters and intimidate as far as posi-.
bic the Cuban support in this country.
Those interested in the Venezuela situa-
ton insist that Stetson, Benedict, Whit.
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MODS IN MADAGASCAR.
Raids Made Upon the British CeD,eter,
and French Consulate.

Raids Made Upon the British Cemetery
and French Consulate.
LONDON, ENG, Oct. 9. A dispatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette from Antanarivo
says than on September 25 native mob
raided the British cemetery at the Hova
capital, broke open coffins and mutilated
bodies. The mob also attacked the French
observatory, destroyed it, and menaced
with destruction the house of the French
Resident.
The two armies are now in sight of the
capital, and the firing of skirmishers can
be plainly heard. Native soldiers are flock
ing into town, and re-enforcements are
rapidly being sent to the front. Promi-
nent Hovas have left the city upon di-
plomatic mission. The suppositlon is that
their object is TO treat with French repre-
sentatives with view to arranging for a
cessation of hostilities.
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PIenaed Nnt Ga.i1f,.

ST. JOSEPH, No., Oct. 9.-The late pas
tor of st. Mary's Church, Dominiek
Wagner, pleaded not guilty to the four
charges against him in the criminal court
to-day. The cases were set for trial Octo-
ber IL. The embezzlement charge will be
the first one tried. Wagner appeared in
court dressed in citizens attire.
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WHERE WASH1SGroY LANDED.
That Is Hhere a Monument Viii Soon Be
Erected

LHUU " I'OI Z" " DUUIt
Erected.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 9.-The New Jer-
sey Society of the Cincinnati will dedicate
at Washingtons Crossing, near here, to-
morrow small monument at the place
where it is thought that Washington
landed on Christmas night, 1776. This
will be erected in connection with a monu-
ment to be placed on the Pennsylvania side
of the river where Washington embarked.
The latter monuments to be erected by
the Bucks County Historical Society.
Judge G.. Clifford Stanley Sims, presi-
dent of the Society of the Cincinnati, will
be the orator on the New Jersey and
Dwight NJ. Lowe on the Pennsylvania side.
Adiutant-General William Stryker of New
Jersey will read historical paper on the
Continental Army at the crossing of the
Delaware River on Christmas night OF 1776.
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WILL GO TO ATL1Nr4.

The President and Cabinet to attend the
Exposition.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. e.--It is
understood here that President Cleveland
will leave Gray Gables for Washington on
the 18th inst, but his custom of not
making public his movements in advance
prevents securing any confirmation oi
this belief. He viii leave on the 22d fol
23d, on which occasion he will be accom-
panied by the members of the Cabinet and
ladies of their families.
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OF INTEREST To THE COAST.
The Marion to Relieve the Alert at GUIANA
guile.

The Marion to Relieve the Alert at Gudya-
guile.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9.-Navy
Department officials say the United States
ship Marion, now at San Francisco, will
not be sent to Chile to enforce payment oi
claims of American citizens against tha,
Government, but soon sail for Guayaquille
Ecuador, to relieve the Alert as her seamen
have been cooped on board for eight
months and their confinement has caused
great discomfort.
D. B. Lewis of Detroit. lowest bidder al
$4425, has been awarded the contract for q
disinfecting plant at the San Diego quar-
antine station.
Pensions for California: Original
liam Hudson, San francisco; Thereon
Nicholas, Pasadena; Abelard des Rochers
Veterans Home, Nspa. Additional
Henry Elliott, Alameda. Reissue-Tim-
othy Coakley, Vallejo. Mexican War sur
vivor-increase = Benjamin Blockburger
Wilbur N. Williams, Cloverdale.
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FAVORS CUBA,s CAUSE.
Senator PGscoe Hill York for It's Recol
laitiOn iIl COMHress.

milton in Congress.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Oct. 9.-The
Council of the city of Jacksonville, at its
last meeting, unanimously adopted reso-
luton urging upon Florida's representa-
tives in Congress National recognition of
the Cuban insurgents as belligerents. Re-
corder West yesterday received letter
from Senator Pascoe under date of Octo-
ber Z, in which he says:
81 will take an early opportunity to pre-
sent it in the Senate at the first convenient
time after the opening of Congress in De-
cember. 1 am entirely in sympathy with
our Cuban neighbors, and will make use OF
every proper effort that can as Senator
to assist them in their struggle for inde-
pendence and in the establishment of a
republican form of government"
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Aussrassan Cattfe Affeoted.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9. = The
Department of Agriculture has been ad-
vlsed of the discovery of pleuro- -pneumo.
MIA in cattle shipped from Australia to
Great Britain: This is an important mat
ter to the United States, inasmuch as
Australia promised to become a serious
competitor of this country in the Euro
pean meat and cattle trade. The exist
ence of fpleuro-pneumonia in the first ship
lnent of Australian cattle is for this reason
significant
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Pertshed at a Fire.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. "a fire
started by unknown causes broke out on
the stage of the Comique Theater early this
morning and resulted in the complete de-
struction of the building and the death of
Alvin E. Canady, member of Hose 1.
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To Imoculate Archduke Franz,

LONDON, ENG, Oct. "a dispatch
from Genoa to the Central News says that
DR.. Maragliano has gone to Lussin in
order to inoculate with tuberculosis serum
Archduke Franz, nephew of Emperor
Francis Joseph and heir to the throne of
Austria and Hungary, whose condition is
causing much anxiety.
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Killed ON q Cnthnnt

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Oct. o. Ben
iamin Hudson was shot and instantly
killed and his brother William seriously
wounded this morning near Cobbs Island
by men from the island who were endeavor-
ing to capture catboat, which was
occupied by the Hudson's. The boat was
stolen from near Camden, n, j., and
several arrests have been made.
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Tedded at Detroit.

DETROIT. MICH, Oct. 9.-The marriage
of Miss Mary Augusta Brady to Com
mander Mallory Berry, U. s. N, was cele-
brated to-day at high noon at St. Paul's
Church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Brady E. Backus of New York
City and Rev. Rufus w. Clark, rector of
the church. Lieutenant Winslow, u. s..
N, was the groomsman and Miss Elwood
OF this city the maid of honor.
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FEUD OF NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
Rival Factions to Fight Their Bafttes IN
Court.

LINCOLN, NEBR., Oct. 9.-The fight be-
tween the two factions of the Democratic
party In Nebraska bids fair to end in the
courts before election. The free silver
branch to-day began suit in the Supreme
Court to enjoin the "hard money" men
from designating themselves as Demo
Gratis" on the official ballot. as Secretary
OF State Piper has decided they have a
right to. The papers were filed and the
hearing set for October 15.
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To Beoone Cardinels.

PARIS, FRANCE, Oct. 9.-The Figaro
publishes dispatch from Rome asserting
that Arch bishop Satolli. the Papal dele
gate to the United States, together with
Mgr. Agliardi, Nuncio at Vienna, and
Mgr. Ferrata. Nuncio at Paris, will be eie-
waited to the Cardinalate at the next con-
sistory
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RETOIUTToN IN YENEzUE1A

Reports of an Uprising an the Interior of
the Country.
PANAMA, COLOMBIA, Oct. 9.-The Star
Herald says:
Trustworthy information has been re-
ceived here of a revolution that has broken
out in the interior of Venezuela.
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TRIAL OF THE INDIANA.
Initial Trip of the Monster Bottteship to
BE Made on SotfTdny,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 9. - The
battleship Indiana will sail from Cramps
shipyard as announced on Saturday morn
ing for her trial trip off the New England
coast. The Russian and japanese Govern
ments will be represented by their naval
attaches at Washington. The trial board
made its inspection of the ship, but this
was mere formallty, as the Indiana has
been constructed under the direction of
naval officers
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Ed,oard satf,ss a Bene,,ict.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. Edgar
Evarston Saltus and Miss Elsie Smith
were married on Tuesday in the Church of
English Embassy in Paris. The ceremony
was performed at high noon. The Rev.
DIR. ]. D. Norman officiated. The bride is
daughter of DR.. E. A. Smith OF los East
Eighteenth street.
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Stabbs Appointed Receiyey.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 9.-Judge Sho-
walter of the Federal court to-day ap-
pointed Charles e. Stubbs receiver of the
Davis & Rankin Manufacturing Company
OF Harvey. The First National Bank is
the principal creditor.
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KILLED IN q HrrcL..

OMAHA, NEBR., Oct. "a work train on
the Union Pacific was derailed while run
ming at a terrific speed at P. NJ. to-day,
and the cars and engine were smashed to
pieces. Thomas Armstrong, engineer, was
instantly killed and Charles Borcus fatally
hurf
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Ttco Laborers KILLED.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct "a Colon
special says: Captain Bakers first trip
with the City of Paris was marked with a
fatal accident. While mooring the vessel
yesterday the hawser carried away a por-
tion of the wharf and the falling timbers
killed two laborers and injured several
others.
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ney and the inner circle of financial manip-
ulators of the administration, having be-
come interested in a concession and their
interests being allied with Venezuela, the
administration proposes to put up great
showing for the Monroe doctrine.
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MISS F1AG1ER,S CASE.
The Grand Jtsry Not BikeIy to Return an
T.JjDfSoeuk.

TIC Urdnd july MOI BFFsOtY TO 1'oVF'E uIt
Indictment
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9.-The
Grand Jury to-day began its consideration
of the case of Miss Elizabeth Flagler, the
daughter of General Flagler of the army.
who shot and killed Ernest Greene, 12
year-old colored boy, in August last.
Neither Miss Flagler nor her friends ap
strong impression among the habitues of
the Courthouse that an indictment will
not follow
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WANT JENNEs WITHDRAWM
Bogota CJamorin0 against the Britis
Minister.

Bo0otG CJataorinO against The British
Minister.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. "a special
cable dispatch to the Times from Panama
says:
of the British Minister, Jenner. The press
clearly reflects the popular excitement in
its expression of the hope that Jenner's
relations with the railway contractors,
which were not before exposed, will per-
suade the British Government that it is an
injury to Colombia to retain him in office
at Bogota.
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PLANNING MURDER IN JAIL.
DIR. Meyer Honld add Anofhcr Ficfins to
HIS List.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct 9.-Warden
Sage of the State prison at Sing Sing has
discovered evidence almost conclusive that
DR.. Henry c. Meyer has been planning
another murder since he was sent to prison
for life for poisoning Ludwig Brandt. The
crime that he is believed to have plotted
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number within the Iona del Cato. They
fought for an hour, the Spaniards losing a
lieutenant and twenty-four soldiers killed
and eighty three soldiers wounded. The
insurgents had a sergeant and five men
killed and eleven wounded. The Spaniards
had to abandon their position on top of
Iona del Cato, leaving quantity of
provisions, which the rebels seized.
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INC Cxar,citch AEarmfnalu flI.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Oct. 9.-Professor
Leyden, the eminent medical specialist,
has received telegram stating that the
CzarYttch of Russia is alarmingly i'll.
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Takes United Press Ne,cs.

LEAVENWORTH, KANs., Oct. 9.-The
Evening Post of this city began taking the
service of the United P ress to-day.
The evening times., 1895-08-31
CORBETT GETTING MODEST
BE Says He Does Not Like to
Talk Too Much.
But He Fails to Refrain From Brag-
ging a Little About That Phil
adelphla Run.in.

II never like 10 talk too much" said
Champion Corbe,t. who was in this city
yesterday. Talk doesn't win fights In
that Philadelphia affair, when l tried t
pull FitZsimmons' nose, 1t was he and his
friends who went around to the newspaper
offices and told the story that was pub
lished. II was his side of the story that
got into print didn't rush around TO get
any statement published about it,
The papers have seen fit to try to make
ME out blackguard It's very trying TO a
sensitive man-this stuff the papers print
about him. Just because a fellow gets to
be the champion some people have to sling
mud at him and cry him down. That's the
price of fame. Public sympathy is never
with the man who wins the under dog has
the crowd with him all the time.
II see that FitzsiInmons has said that II
there was any trouble between us in Balti
more he'd break my Eeck. Well, he didn't
do IL when he had a chance Fitzsimmons
is brave man. n very brave ma n, thebrayest
man ever saw.
II do not know what my ring tactics will
be- I must size up my man first No man
knows what battle will be till he sees the
enemy, and the battle itself will make the
tactics. Neither will l make any predic-
tions as to whether | will go into the ring
weighing about l7S pounds, the same as
/ did when / fought Sullivan. That talk
OF Fiizsimmons taat will be twenty pounds
heavier than he is all bosh ! will go back
TO Asbury Park next week and go into train
ing, and about the lst of October l Will
go down TO Texas and stay there until the
fight. think that the fight will come off
in Texas, as have great faith in Stewart,
the manager OF the Florida Athletic Club.
l think he knows what he is doing.
This continual bounding of man just
because he is successful is so distasteful
10 me that / shall be mighty glad when
/ am out of this business
As he sat in the stand watched his brother
Joe AT National Park yesterday Corbett
locked the picture of health He has little
superfluous flesh, and apparently will have
but little trouble to put himself in the finest
kind of fix.