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The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

At a convention held on the 14th
inst, in which 80 delegates were
present, the Populists of Living
ston parish named the following
parish ticket: Legislature, H.
Benton; Sheriff, o. g.. Brannon !;
Clerk, Henry Brignac.; Assessor,
H. H. Little. Elected delegates to
Senatorial convention, and adjourn
ed.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

Senator Blanchard has opened
the campaign in this State for Gov.
Foster. In his speech at Forest
Hill last Saturday, he begged sill
yer men not to draw the line on
our present Executive, even though
he might be goldbug. The Sen
ator's goldbug friend, Hon. G. w.
Bolton, followed in a harmonious
speech that found no fault, of
course, with the Senator's.
Every goIdbug IN this town
heard with apparent relish his
(Sen. b. free silver speech at the
Courthouse here Monday. His
structures on them were more than
offset by his support of Gov. Fos-
ter, and his unique plan of leaving
the silver question out of State
politics. Verify, there are many
ways in which to choke a dog to
death, and one of them is ON butter.
Sen. BIS plan of harmonizing the
Democratic party by making the
$4,000 free silver men in it, sub
NIT to the 25,000 (his own estimate)
goldbugs, is rather original, and is
very fortunate for us poor devilish
Pops who will kindly take care of
all the true (silver) Democrats that
the doughty Senator is driving
from his party with his little gold
hatchet.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27
FRIDAY, SEPT. ~, 1895.

The Populists of Concordia par
ish met at South Bend recently,
and organized. An executive COM
mittec was elected, and after pass
ing several strong resolutions, ad-
journed, subject to call.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

A prominent Populist of this
city on being asked to return to
the Democratic fold, replied i:
Things are so mixed that if /
started back, I would not know
which road to travel"
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

The Populist executive commit
tee of Catahoula parish has order
ed a primary election for Monday,
November 14th, 1895, to select
parish ticket, which ticket will be
elected.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27
A Compliment.

On Saturday, August 9th, at
Hineston, in Rapides parish, We
editor announced that he would
speak at Forest Hill on Saturday,
September DIST, giving + weeks
time to circulate the appointment.
On arriving at Alexandria the
day before our appointment, we
learned that the friends of our
State administration had ordered a
big barbecue and their biggest
speakers to cover our appointment,
and thereby get n larger crowd
than they could hope to get other
wise.
Having the same keen desire TO
talk to and convert Democrats that
they ought to have for Populists,
we were pleased at the opportuni
ty offered, and proceeded to Forest
Hill.
The Democrats in this parish
have on several occasions been in
debtcd to the Pops for their crowd,
but on such occasions they have
never been SO ungrateful as to re-
fuse to divide time with Populist
speakers, so we never dreamed that
the administration Democrats in
Rapides were meaner than else
where.
But our willy L. S. Senator,
Blanchard, fresh from Europe with
his new lessons in finance, could
not stand even piney-wOods Pop
ulist speaker to mix it" with him,
and so the committee absolutely
refused any division of time, and
we were not permitted to speak,
even a few minutes, though it was
our appointment, and over half
the voters present were Pops.
Now we should have pulled off
our crowd and talked to them to
our hearts content, but we have
other resources for the manufac-
ture of Pops than our own chin
music, and not least among them
are speeches made in support of
our present State or National adj
mlnistrations; and again, a pretty
little fight was in motion between
Blanchard and the free silver Dem
ocrats, and we love to see fur fly,
and we saw il fly.
Hon. Z. G.. Hunter was the only
real silver representative allowed
to speak that day, and he was limi-
ted to one hour, and made to speak
first, while all the other speak
ers, including one rank goldbug,
(G. W. Bolton) were unlimited in
time or latitude. But the way
Hunter used that one hour, was
amazing. He took a vote on in
jecting silver into State politics,
and nearly the whole crowd voted
with him, and not one voted in the |
When Hunter was called down,
Blanchard looked like sucked |
orange, or like the Democratic par
ty will look after he (B.) gets the
silver question out of State poll
tics and the true Democrats out of |
his party.
Blanchard tried for 3 hours to
furnish a plausible excuse for his
silly and ruinous course, and sue
ceeded in making more Populist
votes than we could have done in
the same length of time.
We feel very much compliment
ed over Senator Blanchard's refu-
sal to divide time with us, and we
are also very much pleased with
his efforts to burst up the Demo
cratic party.
Arxrx- 7 Saot 9A 1909
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

A big free silver barbecue and
speaking was had at this place
Thursday. Full account next week.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

Remember the date, Saturday,
October 5th.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-09-27

Job Work must be paid for on
delivery of the work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
LOTTERIES.
Offering a Prize for Guessing at the Number
Of Seeds in a Melon is a Lottery, but
Guessing at the Weight After Lifting is
Not.--An Interesting Decision.

WASHINGTON, January 19.-Assistsnt
Attorney General Thomas, OF the Post
OHlce Department, has ruled that in
newspaper notices il is immaterial
whether the result OF a lottery drawing
Is published as news, without pay, or as
su advertisement, with pay, such newspa-
DerS are nOn-maIlable newspapers.
Newspapers publishing matter 10 crush
or cripple lotteries are mailable.
The department also decides that the
awarding OF a prize TO the person guess
ing nearest The number OF seeds in
watermelon would be lottery, though
the guessing Of weight OF melon would
not constitute lottery il the Ruesses
were made after the melon had been
lifted. The award OF prize to
one suggesting the number OF
beans in clear glass bottle set in plain
view is a so held TO be a lottery. The
only way OF removing the chance ele-
ment is 20 announce the size OF the YES
sci and the size of each article put into
iJ, which, however, would not apply to
beans, corn, oats, or Oeher articles OF
variable size aud shape as the number
could not then be computed, even ap-
prOXimateIy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
spseidi TO fh' hsrsts-.


CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 10
The bill offered by Mr.. Hensley, yester-
dsy, providing for compulsory educs-
;ion, is likely to arouse the opposition
of a large class OF people who have here
tofore boasted that they live in free
country. The bill provides that all
children must attend school at least
half of the time the school is kept in
the district, and failure TO send child
rem TO school will subject the parent or
guardian TO fine OF from 81 10 SO. IL
provides for a truaDI officer with the
powers Of a constable, whose duty 1t
shall be TO 90 to every house and look
into the closets, under the beds aud be-
hind the doors TO see II there are any
lurking truants secreted in such places.
Truant officers are subject 10 fine OF
$50 for any neglect Of duty. Parents
aud guardians who neglect TO comply
with the provisions OF the law will be
fined. and In addition will be placed un-
der bond to discharge their duty 10 the
future. This bill will not proceed very
far before II will be confronted with
stubborn opposition. The mon;ane,
who are semper iberi. will not surrender
their liberty without a struggle.
Senator Lockney offers bill which Is
on the same line. 1t makes II oonpuls'
ory upon boards OF education to make
sufficient district levies 10 maintain
six months school in every sub-dlstrict.
Those of the sparsely settled portions or
State, who have heretofore found them
salvas hareIv able TO maintain a four
mouths school. will be horrlhed at the
idea of having to keep school Ior SIX
months each year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
HETTY GREEN.
The Eccentric Old Lady Millionaire Inter-
viewed on Financial MatterS-.-SOme OF
Her Explanations.

New York. January 19-Hetty Green,
whose eccentricities and wealth have
made her famous, was to-day interviewed
on the financial condition OF the country.
She said: ,r ,,,;,
'VPhis stealing and bankruptcy OF rail-
roads is sending this country TO ruin. :.
There will never be any more wars, OUT
this country will be sold out.
II know what they are doing ABROAD
They make up syndicate of say s1,OOO,OOO
canltal and come over and find railroad
which has very mild hammered Presi'
dent. o.
m nav interest on the full value They
make 10 per cent. on the bonds besides the
addition to their principal.
when they have squeezed all the money
they can get out of the railroad tney let IL
90 10 rum, ana the poor laoorlng man anu
the farmer has to pay the piper.
after d while you young men Will no, noC
ba able to make any more money. Inc
countrv will 20 to smash.
ssThev t4ix about the 100000, 900 of gold
that is annually shipped abroad, and they
say il is the Mckinley bill 1t isn't any
thing of the kind.
"This gold is the profits the foreign spec
plators are taking from our wrecked rail-
roads,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
THE SCHOOL BOOK PEOPLE.
The Fight for the Contracts warming up
NiceIy-Mors Representatives OF BOOK
Concerns Arrive.

The Fight for the Contracts WhrmihG Up
NiceIy-Mors Representatives OF BOOK
Concerns Arrive.
spseiett 10 me Rsgss,sr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. January 10
The contest between the representa-
tiyes OF the various book firms is grow
ing very sharp. Several agents have
arrived Within the last few days TO joln-
tho ranks of those named in these dis
patches last week. Among them arc
Mr.. C. f. Stearns, representing the
American Book Company, and Mr.. Pen
nypacker, of Philadelphia, representing
Christopher Sower 81 Co. Geo. Howard
has been the guest OF Col. L. ). Carr,
in South Charleston, for a few days, but
has not shown up at the Capitol. The
House Committee on Education has ad-
pointed meeting for Saturday, January
%, TO hear the representatives OF
the book companies, as TO the merits
of their publications. II there are any
changes made they will probably DO
very few. Those OF the companies
which are seeking to introduce their
books will OF course try to show to the
satisfaction Of the committee that the
change OF books will not cost tue peo-
pie anything. They feel under the
necessity OF showing this II they hope
to effect any changes. One OF the
changes that is contemplated is that
of discontinulng the use OF Holmes
history, which is entirely neutral be-
tween the North and South in lts treat
ment OF the war, and replacing 1t with
ono which will "ltya the rebels the
devil" Holmes history is altogether
too tame to suit the average West Vlr-
ginia Republicans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
NEWSLETc.
interesting Piece, OF TsIegraphic News
tn Snsu ~DRfe-

Interesting Piece, OF Tslegraphic News
n Snsu -DAio-
RICHMOND. VA, January l9.-The broom
factories 5 Of the East have formed com
binatiop. under the name Of the American
Bcoom aud Brush Company; capital stock,
81, 100000.
WASHINGTON, January l9.-The Com
uit-ee on Ways and Means has agreed TO
GIVE Mr.. Walker, (Rcp) Massachusetts, a
beariug on his bond bill introduced yester-
day ia tue House.
NgwBURc, \. Y, January IA wheel
mill az Ladau x Rand's powder works,
near New0urg. blew up to-day. Thomas
CouueI was killed and two others are re-
ported injured.
EtRNrlNGuAM, Ala, January l9-The
Erancsis-C Cuenoweth Hardwarde COmpa
nv wholesale dealers, have assigned. II
= thought the assets will cover tae llaoil-
tiles - IA C,....,, t,,,,
7,,5 miners at the Imperial coat company's
Ines have struck against reduction in
wages. r,.,,or,. 10 J,,1;,,s
De,orav. a general agent Of the Balti-
-,C~a Bnilding aud Loan Association,
80 left town very suddenly. He
bsd over 100 agents in Pennsylsnla, West
Virginia aud OHIO. The SlaSs swear
vengeance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

from Dixon's left hand jabs, and the
colored boys optics showed signs Of
closing up. Dixon landed on the left
ribs, and got a smash on the jaw in re-
turn. Dixon landed on the neck and
Griffo did likewise. Both men led for
the face, but nothing came of 1t.
Standardization played for the
body and landed lightly twice. Critic
smashed Dixon oD the nose! Dixon rush
ed him TO the ropes. but Critic got back
at him with heavy one on the jaw.
Critic landed again on Dixon's body.
Dixon landed on the face with
terrific force. but Griffo laughed as he
went TO his corner.
Eighteenth-After minutes spar
ring, Griffo landed with his left on Dix
on'S neck. Dixon attempted one for the
body, but only hit Griffo's arm. Critic
again smashed him in the neck. Both
men looked weary when the round was
ended.
Standardization stopped a left
hand jab close to the face and smashed
Griffo In the stomach and jaw. he
landed frequently on Griffo's body.
Griffo looked rifle weak and his blows
lacked steam. Dixon swung his left,
bat missed, and Griffo tried to upper
cut him, but fell short.
Twenteth-In a rush Critic elbow
landed under Dixon's chin ana some OF
the spectators shouted lookout for the
elbow" Dixon landed on the jaw and
Critic countered on the same spot.
Dixon punched his man In the stomach
and jaw with his left. They spared
for the remainder OF the round without
getting in blow.
Twenty. frst-Griffo's left played
havoc with DixOn's face twice. Dixon
fell short In reaching for the face. Both
men slugged wildly and each swung and
landed on the face. Dixon rushed and
tried for body blow, but 1t was
stopped.
Twenty y-second-Dxon led for the
face but Critic got there first. Dlxon's
right eye suffered in consequence.
Critic landed twice op the nose. Dixon
tipped Griffo's nasal organ aud got a
very hot one in return.
Twenty third Griffo's elbow was
very much in evidence again, but 1t did
no damage. Both men countered on
the face and Critic got his right to
Dixon's face heavily. He then put his
left on Dixon's jaw and Dixon counter
ed on his ribs. He repeated the dose
moment later and Critic felt II. They
spared for wind until the gong
sounded.
ty-iourth-Griffo led and landed
on Dixon's head. Dixon countered on
the face with his right Dixon smashed
Critic heavily in the stomach with a
swinging left-hander. Dixon rushed
wildly but did not land. de cleverly
stopped Critics right-hand lead for the
face.
Twenty-fifth and last Both men
started to slug, but their blows were
light. Dixon swung and landed on the
ribs. Dixon led again and his left land-
ed on the body. Critic smashed Dixon
very hard In the jaw and again on the
nose. Just as the gcng sounded Critic
got to Dixon's bad eve. Tue crowd
yelled "Griffo, Griffo," but Burns an
nounced that the referee decided the
fight draw. The announcement was
received with cheers and there were no
demonstrations OF disapproval.
Through ghout the fight Dixon did most
of the leading, but Griffo's clever dodg-
ing and hard punching evened matters
up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
MAY NOT BE ELIGIBLE.

Republicans Anxious to Drive b1-Sover'
nor Parrison of the rrack-Is He Res
ident of Phiiadeiphia
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January "a Poll
ticiaus are exercised tonight over tne pos
sibility that ex- Governor Pattison, Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor, is lneiligl ole
having given up his residence and become
citizen of Harrisburg. John G. John
son says Mr.. Pattison cannot hold the of'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Surely Enough Bills.

lSpscdtt0 The Rsgls,sr
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 10. -
There are now four bills before the
Legislature containing the provision OF
the Prince bill, passed at the session OF
1sg3-one Increasing the school levy
from 10 to Is cents, one decreasing tho
State levy from 25 TO 20 cents ana Two
others each containing the provision oil
the two first named. II the leglsIa-
tlon sought for by the school people IS
not obtained II will not be for the want
OF bills.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Rnhnrts knocked Out.

CINCINNATI. O., January ia. l..
Roberts, of this city, and "kid" Nc
Gov. met here In a ten-round contest
for 5000. The fifth round saw Roberts
very groggy and Mccoy went at MIN,
knocking him- to the ropes several
times, finally landing right swinging
blow on Roberts jaw. The latter feIl
10 the floor and was counted out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

speci0l TO the Rs1ts'-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 10
Since Mr. Campbel's resolution pro-
vlding for a select committee to go
about the State during recess TO IN
quire into the fee system and the eVllS
that may have grown up around IL, "
comes out that the measure was looked
upon by the committee and nearly
everyone else who knew It's details as
a scheme for q junketing tour when
could do the State no good bat WouId
provide the committee an opportunity
for q good time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
TO COOL The ARDOR OF HER LOVE.

4 Father Captares HIS Daughter and the
Man wtIh Whom She Was Eiop,ng.
Now she's Living on Bread and water
GUTHRIE, o. T., January l9.'-B. b.
Blakeney, prominent lawyer, eloped with
Miss Ray Swardsburg, daughter of lead
ing merchant. The father gave chase.
The elopers' buggy finally overturned and
Swardsburg coming up covered the couple
with two revolvers. After short parley
he marched them back TO town, where the
girl is now in close confinement on bread
nd water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Some Prominent Arrivals.
,<foI IN M H., ylSt4-

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January -
Among the arrivals OF prominent peopls
OF the State here to-day are =. W.
Lynch, H. L. Willis c. w. Ash, ". y.
Miller and Dana Burns, OF Ciarksourg,
f.. l.. Chambers and w. B. Payne Oh
Welsh; C. b. Harold, Charles NaSn'
J. Harry Thornourg. w. l.. Irwin "
l.. Grimm, j. A. Pack, ". &. Pine' H.
). Lallance. George /. Neal IL. NJ
Adams and Camden SOmmers.
Hon. A. s. Dandridge, the memosL ~,
from jefferson, returned from NC"
York to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Fatality EaIIoMs Fatality.

WATERrowN, n. Y, January 10
While taking in clothes from the line
at Canton, ST. Lawrence county, Mrs,
Gertrude Holmes was attacked by
paraIysis and dropped dead. Her step
mother, seeing her fall, went into ut
which resulted In her death almost im-
~ adfatalv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
THE WEAraEE

WAsErSeroy. D. c., January l9.-For
West Virginia: Fair: variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania: Fair;
warmer in northern portion; variable
winds, becoming southerly.
For Ohio: Fair; warmer IN nortnwes-
tern portion, winds becoming soutneriy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
..,.,or s.,a.r.on', Bill Through.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IS
Senator Henderson has defeated all
others In the race TO get tho hrst Oil
nassed. His bill to get rid OF shantY
boats passed to-day aud awaits only the
signature Of the governor Senator Ma
hoods bill was sidetracked 10 The ouse
by being sent TO committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
nold Rohherx in roledo.

ToLFpo, O January 19,-Shortly af-
ter @ O'CLOCK TWO masked men entered
the grocery store Of VIM. McGuthrie, on
OAK street. and pulling three revolvers
on the proprietor, his wife aud Gus
toner, secured $3.50. The police have
nOCtue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

tive Committee of the strikers and the
representatives of the railroads to leave
the strike TO three disinterested citlzeas, 10
be appointed by him. .
AT 9 a. M. the city had become quiet
crows had retired. The militia is IN COM
plete charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
For the Girls industrial School

!Sp,ciat to the Registe'.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January ~
Mrs. Isiah Warren aud Dr. Harfie. p.
Jones. of Wheeling. are mere woiN,us
in the interest OF the bill proyldlog a Ioa
a Girls Reform School They nave
every reason to hope that the U''' 10
passed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
To aK,u1hem Electrically.

Special 70 the ReJtsteT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jsnua'y "
A bill was introduced 10 the houss oi
Delegates to-day. providing ior sne ,sa sa
ecution OF the death sentence " s'''
trocution.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Won DER AHE SUED FIR DIVORCE.
The st. Louis Base SAL Magnate in seri-
Gus Family Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January 19.-Chris Won
Der Ahe president OF the ST. Louis base
ball club, was to-day sued for divorce by
his wife, who alleges repeated acts OF
adultery as the grounds. No correspondents
are named or are any specific instances
set out. Allegations of inhdelity cover
1898, '94 and '95, ana it is charged that Won
Der Abe travelled with bad women.
Mrs. Won Der Abe says her husband IS
worth 1000, and prays for alimony and
maintenance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
~17 TIE LITTLE REBELLION

.- About Queued in the South
ss Republic- The Policy OF
AamiuistratiOn Unfairly
.ed-One Senator Grows
--s-c over the Matter.
.--,r Taken by the State and
,-.r- 1spartments-The Phila-
...--s. 10 be Sent to Honolulu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
LEGISLATURE GOSSIP. +.
Details of Yesterdays Proceedings in
the House.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION BILLS.

Two of Them Are Now Before the
Legislature to be Acted Upon.
That Junketing Trip Which
Was Turned DoWn-The School
Book People Some Prominent
Arrivals-Fort the Girls Indus
trial School.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
GROWS MORE SERIOUS.
Brooklyn Car Strike Assumes Alarm
ing Proportions.
THREE THOUSAND MILITIAMEN

Under Arms Last Night to Pre-
serve Order, to Say Nothing OF
the Police Massed About tn
Car Barns and on the Cars.
Two Hundred of the New Men
Leave Their Jobs and the Town.
All Saloons to be Closed To-
Day-Mors Serious Trouble
Feared.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
WANTED TO KILL DREYFUS.
Frenchmen Try to Murder the Traitor
atthe Railway station.

LA ROCHELLE, FRANCE, January "a
Alnert Dreyfus. the degraded captain OF
artillery. arrived here to-day on ais way TO
French Guiana, South America, penal
settlement.
nm nhrelIas while hundreds yelled death 10
ne trairor.n The gendarmes had great
3ificulty in getting MIN into carriage.
rne crowd Melted the carriage with stones
and smashed the windows.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Another Fight.

GALVESTON, Ten, January 19.-At
the fremont Opera House to- night Dan
Creedou knocked Herman Bernau out
iu the sixth round.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

WASHINGTON. January l9.-The admis-
ion Of New Mexico and Arizona 10 State
nooa is expected 10 come before the Senate
rext week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
A HARD FOUGBII,!s wv.
George Dizos 30 'loung Critic Fur
- uOOd Sport for
A Bit CROWD At CONEY ISLAND.

Critic Had the Advantage in
Weight and Size, but Dixon
Was Always There When
Needed-The Full Twenty Five
Rounds Fought Without Either
Hurting the Other Seriously.
The Battle Described in Detail.