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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17

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BON Sacoma, Waibin9ton, Der Mann,
mel9er por etma 2 Sabren 9unbert<
tau enbe BON Dollars 6Hentlt4er Sell
Der ber,paltete BON benerl eini tmals'
au@ $4,000 an ieinen Gtnsern tle<
ben blieben unb Der Sabre lang 1T
2u1us unb l1eberf1uB lebte unb cine
bo&anseiebene @teuung unter ietnen.
Mitblr9ern einnabm, fungirte bieier
Sage in Spotane einige @tunben
lang i'm borttsen Garmer's 9ou1e als~
u2un&" > @uh&neiber. 8oggs mar
ton Sacoma aus, moielbt ibm ietne-
alten f5reunbe au9 ni@t einmal einen
Dollar gu perbtenen geben po1ten,.
obne eimen Gent in ber 9ai&e miibe,
bungrig unb fuBmunb eingetroHem
limb 1eBte ii9 14ltebli@, na4oem Ct
audi bort anbertbalb Sage lang obne-
@e19dftisuns umber seirrt mar, ber
'pDligen Gri40pfung na6e, in einen
DOR benz 6armer's 9oule ftebenben.
Stubl, um ii4 Elm penig aus3uruben.-
Der mitleibige @isent6amer lieb ii4.
bur@ feline Bitten, tbm bod trgenb
mel9e Mrbeit gu seben, gang slei&,
mas es lei, bepegen, i'm ben plab.
binter benz r2un4 Counter" in ber-
WtrtB1&aft nit $40 per @o@e gu ge<
ben, unb nafbem 8oggs it4 erit elm
NAL tii@tig iattgesefIen, trat ct BENIN.
audi fein Wmt an. @s bauerte aber'
ni9t lange, 10 purbe ct ertannt une'
balb itr0mten !9un6erte no4 benz 60:
ta1, INN ben ebemuligen @taoti&abz:
meifter Glei19 unb Murit auf14neiben
gu ieben. Dtes bielt 8og9s aber benin.
bod nt@t lange aus, ionoern perz
1@panb na@ eini9en Stunben auf
characterization. 8oggs mar ber:
l1nter1@lagung. BON itdoti}hen @el<=
bern in Sucpma f9ulbig ~befunben unb'
:6efnbet ii@ jebt big bas @taatsoberz
seri@t ietnen San enti@ieoen bat, &C..
gen $4,000 Biirgi&aft auf freiem
6ube.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
SIrfiiMc Mauicr.

0onbpn, 8. Sept. Der &orrez
1ponbent ber rDailp SEEMS" in &on<
itantinopel ipri4t iiber bas gebeim=
niRpoue @er16minben BON Mrmeniern
aus Der @tabt unb iagt bariiber:
~Man glaubt, bab lie, na@bem ibnen
BON Der Polieei @9ub peripro@en
mprben mar, in a1er Sti0e Bel Seite
ge19aft tpurben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
Sic eutopdiiden WruBmd@te iollen bic
/. & MbieBnus bes Su.taIlS
pla eu;
Seine &cSierugg ottcubar ni1t int
stamoe> bic MlBwirtbidait
ab)uitelen.
sic Deriol9t ibre alte Eolitit ibre Yerle'
va seMbeit ourd) Yeri&leppuue i'll
beielti8en.

ten 8efeblt bes @ultans an bic Be-
BORDEN betannt MAIDEN lafen. porin
bie1elben fir ale Griebensft0rungen
perantportli4 gema@t perben. I'm
ben 8efebl m0sli4f tpirtiam gu ma<
9en, lit bic proclamation in 'oer LAM
besiblt4en Spra@e abgefabt, unb in
alien D0rfern pertbeilt morben.
Ganea, &reta, II. Sept. Das
'briti19e &riessi@iH @oQingtpooo 1T
9eftern na@ SDrten absegangen, ptro
iebo9 am IL. ouriidtebren.
Sebermann martet NIT un9ebulo
auf bas @intreHen bes Girmans bes
'@ultans. Dur@ bic @er30gerung erz
balten bic %unrubigen 8anben @elesenz
beit, tbre @dubereien fort5uieBen,
tpelde bonn @ouberneur ni@t perbinz
bert nperben t0nnen, ebe ct ni@t amt
li4 nit auBerorbentli@er @etpalt Be-
tletbet 1T. Obglei& ii@ bic Sniurz
genten friebli@ pe-balten, tpeigern tie
ii4 bod, ii@ por Der @er0Hentli&ung
bes Girmans auf3ulo1en.
&on tantinopel. II. @ept.
Die proteite Der britii4en unb italiez
nii9en 8otl@after iiber bic Deportaz
tion bon Mrmentern baben tpentg @r=
fola gebabt.
Sic tiirti14e @egierung 9at ibren
ausmGrtisen @eionoten elm @unbz
1@retben iiberianbt, in pel&em geiagt
tpirb, baB iie CUR @ufre4terbaltung
Der @ube unb Srbnung bei@lofe en-
babe, ale unbei4dfti9ten Nusldnber
in lire 9eimatb 5uriid5ui@iden, unb
bic Probin3ialbeb0roen iino ansetpiez
len morben, ale iol4e perlonen gu
beoba4ten unb beren &iidtebr na@
So nitanttnopel gu perbuten. SIS 1tno
@ommi1iionen na@ ben 2anoungshaz
fen ge1anbt porben, UNI bic Sbentitdt
BON alien beportirten Perionen fef3uz
1tellen, unb bie1elben peroen BON jebt
an fortmGbrenb iibermu9t perben. SIS
1pllen audi MaBregeln getrofen perz
ben, UNI bic @miFdre ber armenii4en
@epoluttonsausi@iiie, mel@e in Bull
earien unb in anberen Qdnoern tbdttg
iinb, BON benz tiirtii@en &ei4e fernz
5ubalten.
@onbon, II. Sept. Die npreb
MKociation" melbet, :bab cine bon
&onftantinopel bier eingetroHene priz
patbepe19e bas @eri@t beitdttge, bab
bic Md@te ernftli@ bic 6rage ertpDz
gen, ben Sultan ab3uieBen. Man en-
trartet, baB es init 9ilfe beg Sbeifz
l1l=Sslam, Mebmeb Diemal @bbin
@Fenbi, beren @inmiQisung gu Der
MbieBung erforberli@ 1T, gu mi4tigen
@ntmidelungen tommen tptrb.
&ontantinppel, II. Sept.
@ie briti5@e Tlotte triHt morgen bel
ber Sn1el Sbafos auf ber 9obe ber
Riite BON @alonidt Elm.
Mtben, II. September. Cine
Mn3abl Off3iere Der grie@ii&en 4rz
NEE, pel9e be1erttrten unb it& ben
Sniurgenten auf &reta ani@loKtn,
iinb tiir3li4 auridgetebrt unb baben
ii& ben MilitGrbtb0roen gefttat. Is
bon ibmen inb gum 1pbe perurtbeilt
tporben. Die 9inri4tung mirb IN
Mauplia tattFnben. p,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17

@dbrenb zines f@tperen @emitters'
19l1tg bet 8ltb in Sconomopoc
ameimal in bic an Walnut Gtrabe'
gelegene S9eune BON Trant 8rotpn.
3mei @4lGge bur@bubrten bas 9a4
unb 3ertriimmerten bic 8alten Der
@9eune in @plttter. @eiterer S@az.
ben purbe ni@t an9eri4tet.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
WAS GOULD INSANE?
FINANCIAL worry and Physical Ex-
ertion Not the Greatest De-
stroyer of Human Life.
For Humanity's Sake, After Thirty-slx
Years of Nerve-Cre ping Slavery, He
Tells How He Was Set Free.

Caidwell, N. j. Jan. 4.-(Specfal. -
one or our prominent citizens. 8
Gould, who has suffered terribly from
oooacco tremens, has in behalf of hu-
Inahity, made known his frightful ex-
perience. In his written STA atement
which Is attracting widespread atten. !.
tion, he says: Il commenced using to-
pacco at thirteen; / am now forty-nine.
SO, Tor thirty-six years / cheyved smox
ed snuned and rubbed SNUFF until nv
shin turned a tobacco-brown and cold.
STICKY perSpiration oozed from NV skin
ana trickled down my back at the least
exertlon or excitement. My nerve. Wig
or ana my life were being slowly
sapped. 1 made up my mind that had
10 quit tobacco or die. tried to stop
Vopacco Time and again, but could not.
L saw double and my memory was
beyond control, but / still knew how to
cnew and smoke, which l did ali day
until toward night, when my system
got tobacco soaked again Finally
gave up in despair, aus 1 thought that
1 could not cure myself.
Now. for suffering humanity TN
tell what saved my life. Providence
evidently answered my good wife's
prayers and brought to her attention a
booklet called: Don't Tobacco Spit and
smoke Your Life Away What a SER
mon ana warning In these words, just
wnat was doing. 1t told about a guar
anteed cure for the tobacco habit. call
ed No-To- Bac. I know II sounds like
a lie when j tell You that / took eight /
tablets the first day. seven the NEXT
nve the third day. and all the nerve /
creeping feeling, restlessness and men /
tai depression was gone. 1t was too /
good to be true. 1t seemed ike a |
dream. L used one box. 1t cost me 81
ana II Is worth thousand. / gained 10 \
pounds In weight, and lost an desire for /
tobacco from the first day. / sleep and |
eat we'll, and l have been benefited an
more ways than one
Il firmly believe No-To-Bac will c1lra
any case OF tobacco using IL faithfuIIv
tried. and there are thousands OF to-
oacco slaves who ought to know how
easy II Is TO get free. There's happi-
ness In No-To-Bac for the prematurely
Did men who think, as did, that they
are old and worn out, when tobacco ia
The thing that destroys their Vitality
and manhood.
The public should be warned. how
ever, against the purchase OF anv one
~ the many limitations on the market
Is the success of No-To-B Bac has
brought forth a host Of fTnitators and
The genuine No-To-F3ac
s made by the Sterling Remedy Co.
chicago, Montreal and New York. and
old under a guarantee 10 cure br an
lruSgists. and every tablet has the
word No-To-Bac plainly starnf,ad
hereon. You run no physical or finan-
ial risk in purchasing the genuine ar
icle."
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
THE STOCK INDUSTRY.
Prosperous Year for the CattIemen OF
Montana-An Tnteresttux Renort

Frosperous Year for the Cattlemen of
Montans-An Interesting Report.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Jan. 4-The report OF the board
OF stock commissioners, just filed with
the governor, shows that 1895 was a very
prosperous year to Montana stockmen
Durlng the early part of the season IL
was generally considered the stpply of
beef would fall far short of the demands.
and prices bumped up accordingly Stock
men who shipped early Jared splendidly
In the markets, but the collapse came
late In the season, when prices dropped
10 an unusually low figure. The total
number of cattle on the markets from
Montana exceeded that of last year or
any year in the states history ana the
results OF the inspectors work were pro-
poruonately better. The shipments of cat
tie during 1895 aggregated 246. 4so head;
slaughtered for home consumption, about
oo,ooo head. making a total OF S0s 34s head.
Inc average price for the year was a lit
tie more than sSs per head. The cattle in
dustry alone brought more than sll. .OO0-
600 into the state last year.
Inc commissioners report SAYS: Dur
ing 1885 our inspectors recovered "a 245
strays, representing a value of almost
siov'oVo' or this number 1880 were remit
tea 10 their owners through the Stock
growers association, the proceeds OF
these aggregating s17e, ,721, which amount
mas been distributed among the respecffye
owners residing, in every part of the state
me above figures show that the work of
the last year exceeds In volume that of
any previous year. but this may be nat
urally expected in view of the improved |
methods and increased efficiency of the |
system conducted by the board"
j., Iwenty-nine arrests of persons violating |
me stock laws were made by inspectors /
dst year. The report shows that there
was on Jan. ] a balance In the stock in |
'pector and detective fund of sI1.5l7 %
rhere was balance on Jan. 1. 1885,. of /
1929. IL was received from va
ious counties during the last year. and
l5'oo5 was paid out In warrants.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
STOREY SENTENCED.
the Gay Singer win Spend Three Years
at Deer Lodge-HeIena Notes.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Jan. 4.-Guy st. John Storey
.ne embezzler. who ran away from this
city. leaving his bondsmen in the lurch
ana who was recently captured in Salt
Lake City, pleaded guilty to-day and was
sentenced to three years in the peniten-
tlary by Judge Blake. The court told him
ihat mad he shown any disposition to do
the right thing when he had a chance
ne might have walked away free. Storey
stole $3.50 belonging to the Northern pa
enc Express company while acting as it's
agent at Rimini.
J. II. Macley pleaded guilty to burglary
In the first degree to-day and was SEN
fenced TO three years in the penitentiary.
Maciey Few nights ago broke into the
residence of Court Sheriff, on Fifth ave-
nue.. and stole $3.50 worth of goods. Maclev
Is an expert penman, well known In
suite. where he wrote visiting cards for
living. Aoi
Inc Douglass-Stubbs company of Hell
ena was Incorporated to-day to do a nner-
$4,000. SWIM VI
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
RALLY FOR RELIGION
Closing Day Of the Brown Revival
Meetings.
THE MIRY PIT AND CLAY
The Subject Last Night-Three
Meetings to Be Held at the
Auditorium To-Day-A
Farewell Service.

To use the campaign phraseoiogy
Dr. Browns revival meetings are clos
ing in blaze of glory" The attend
ance has been maintained night after
night and has averaged larger during
the last week than any of the season
or meetings. The converts have for
the past week been taking a particu-
larly active part In the testimony half
hour and have freely given their expe-
riences.
To-day there will be three rousing
meetings. the first at 1890 o'clock, when
Or. Brown breaches on The Three
crowns" A talk to men only will be
given at o'clock In the afternoon.
Last Sunday 700 men heard the address
on Social Purity" and the subject to-
morrow will be just as important and
interesting. .ss,
The evening meeting is a grand fare
Wen mass meeting, at the Auditorium,
where all OF the meetings to-day will
be held.
DIR. Brown leaves on Monday for
Boulder. where he will remain one
week before entering upon the revivals
in BUTTE. Some persons have reported
taat Mr.. Brown who has spent one
month In Anaconda receives fabulous
sum of money for his labor, but this is
statement entirely contrary to the
facts In the case. Dr. Brown has his
expenses paid and for his services he
makes no charge, and during the 20
years he has labored as an evangelist
he has been supported by the free will
offerings OF the congregations visited.
HIS subject last night was 1.-THE |
Horrible Pit and the Miry Clay" TAX |
ing the text from Psalm XII i, 2 and 3. |
waited patiently for the Lord and |
He inclined unto me, and heard my |
cry. He brought me up also out of |
an horrible pit. out of the miry clay,
and set my feet upon a rock, and estab-
hshed my eoings. And He hath put a
new song In my mouth, even praise
unto our God; many shall see it and
fear and shall trust in the Lord"
DIR. Brown described the pits in Pal
estine. They are about 20 feet deep,
round and smooth. The bottom is of
these pits and cried for mercy, and
some one helped him. out. He used that
as type of sin. He found that he
could not save himself from sin, and
God alone could help him. So it Is
to-day. Men are in a horrible pit
They cannot save themselves and God
alone can save them.
He described the various excuses that
men make when you try to help them
out, that they are afraid they will not
hold out; that they did not want to
not feel like It,
He spoke also of those who are look
ng at other people and saying, mo, 1
1on't want to get out of the pit be-
;ause there are some of those who pro-
ess to be Christians who don't do
light.
He called upon all TO cease such folly
md meet the rescuing hand with as
urance in Gods power.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Fl. voLLENwEIDER
Commencing Sunday. sent ,aa ,.oI

Commencing Sunday. Sept. 22d. Ises
the C.. NJ a ST. p. railway win IN.
augurate daily through BUFFET sleening
car service between 81. Paul and Mir
neapoiis and Peoria. Ill. passing
,nrousn Fsrioault. Owatonns. Austin.
Marshalfown. Oskaloosa. Keithsburr
etc. Leave MINNEAPOLIS 400 o. M. ana
81. Paul 4l0 y. m. daily, arriving al
Peoria 1000 o'clock next morning. For
particulars apply to local ticket agents
or address ]. T. Conley. assistant gen
erai passenger agent. St. Paul Minn.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Co-Partnership ,crtificate.

Co-Partnership dcrtincate.
State of Montana, County OF Deer Lodge
SIS.
We. the Undersigned. do hereby certify
that we are partners transacting business
in this state, at the city of Anaconda and
county. of Deer Lodge. under the firm
nameof Wills & Gnose: that the names In
full of all the members of such partner
ship are Fredrick C. Wills and James b.
Gnose. and the place of our respective
residences are set opposite our respective
nanes hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this 30 day of January. A
ID. 1896.
Names. Residences.
Friedrich c. Wills. Anaconda. Mont.
James B. Gnose... ......Anaconda, Mont.
State Of Montana. County of Deer Lodge.
S.
On this Sd day of January in the year
1895. before me. T. ID. Fitzerald. a notary
public In and for Deer Lodge county
state OF Montana, personally appeared
Fredrick c. Wills and James II. Gnose.
well known to me TO be the persons
whose names are subscribed 10 the fore
going certificate OF partnership and ac-
knowledged TO me that they executed the
same.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand and official seal the day and
year in this certificate first above writ
ten.
tSeaD T. @. FITZGERALD.
Notary Public. Deer Lodge County. Mont
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
REMNANT SALE
Dress Goods.
Ginghams,
Crashes,
White Goods.

1t VIII pay you TO visit our store. We
nave More Bargains than we can emu
merate. The Goods Must Be Sold I'm
the Next Few Days. How Many
shrewd Shoppers win Come at once7
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Notice.

All persons indebted to the Union Meat
Market are requested to settle their ac-
counts before Jan. Is. as on that date all
unpaid bilis Will be placed In the hands
or a collector for adjustment.
Payment can be made at F. Fox's Office
in Shields block, or at old stand 100 Ma,o
street, Anaconda.
III. VOLLENwEIDER
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Reduced rates to Austria, Germany.
Sweden. and all points in Europe. rick.
cts to Chicago. New York, Boston.
Fniiadelphia and all eastern and Can
adam points. Call at Butte, Anaconda
d Pacific passenger depot for rates.
maps. etc.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
BEFORE e
INVENTORY
CLEARANCE SALE

We will be ready in a week or two to
count up stock. Before that time every
loaded department must get rid of a
suficient quantity of goods to invoice
at the right figures. The price-currer
goes to work. The bargain hunter re-
joices. Tomorrow we offer the follow
ing:
All Cloaks at Less Than Cost.
10 Fur Capes at Your Own Price.
dress Goods at Eastern Cost.
Women's Fleece-Lned Hose at l5c
per pair.
chiidren's All Wool Hose at 15c per
pair.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose at 1oc
per pair.
Mems Clothing and Furnishing Goods
at about 30 per cent. on the dollar. y
Mems Working Shoes at 81.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the under
signed are requested to settle before
January 18th. as on that date I will
place all unpaid bills in the hands OF
my attorney with instructions TO en-
force payment. Ed Devine.
Corner Third and Alder streets.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
The "standard" Follows the ARMY

Perhaps 1896 will bring war to the
United States. but IL 1t does, the STAN
dard's correspondents and the STAN
dard's daily issue will follow the army.
subscribe for a year now.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Fashion Cafe now opened TO the pub-
lie. Everything strictly first class. No.
zs2 Commercial avenue. opposite Nc
kinnon a McKay's store. Joe Muive-
hill. manager. sn.snh
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
lAnaeonda .Nelos.

Miss Elisler. with the assistance of her
father and talented company Is equal 20
It, 1t will be a scholarly performances
which no one should miss.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific rail-
way have tickets on sale at the Great
Northern city ticket office, Al Main
street. Street car tickets free.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05

Whsn Baby WIS sick. We gave her Castoria
When she was Child. she cried for castor,s.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them c.srs.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-05
L.rYEnr.

fhysieisa and s~rssoa ss Sc. Anas Hsspuua
ooss. ns.< - Msatana Hoss,
AnaeonAA Ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-15
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Board Hear Aroumc nts
in Cotton Rate DiIfcrentials.
ALL TEXAS INTERESTS REPRESENTED
American Hallway Association Conven-
tion-Encct of tho Brown Case De-
cision--Hcadiight Flashes.

st. Louis. April H.-At the Southwestern
Traffic association rooms today the board
elected 10 arbitrate the question of Texas
cotton insurance difrcrcntials. via the vari-
Gus soaports gave a hearing to the differ
ent interests. the board consisting of w.
IL. Newman. ID. Il. Merriam and Richard
Lord.
The board organized by electing, Mr..
Lord to the Craftsmanship.
Arguments were submitted by represent
atives OF the following roads: Texas and
Pacific, St. Louis and Southwestern. St.
Louis and Sant'rancisco. Southern Pacific.
Houston and Texas Central, International
and Great Northern. Missouri Pacific, At
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fe, Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa fe and the Missouri. Kan
sas ana Texas.
The hearing was concluded at Z p. m.
and the board adjourned sine die It was not
known when their decision will he made.
but 1t Is probable some days VIII pass be-
fore they conclude their investigations
and reach determination. Their indiug
however. VIII be in ample time to take
care of the movement of the next seasons
business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-15
AMONG RAILRoAp MEN.

Charles Golding. Southwestern freight
agent for the Rock Island, came IN yes
terday from tour of his territory looking
latter prospective shipments.
Auditors w. H. Carrere of the Southern
Pacific and Wilson of the Central spen,
yesterday at the Joint city ticket office
making their periodical check of the sta.
ton.
1t is said TINT the only unlimited per
ptual rlss ever issued by the New York
Central Is now held by w. =. Fishback
of Indianapolis. who received 1t twenty
six years ago.
Superintendent Simmons of the Calves
ton. La Porte and Houston. spent yester-
dav out on the line dispensing last
months salaries TO employees of the va
rious departments
General baggage Agent w. j. TAYLOR Of
the international and Great Northern.
Headquarters in Palestine. was visitor in
railway circles yesterday and returned to
Palestine in the evening.
Captain John Andrew, Southwestern
passenger agent OF the Southern railway,
city yesterday looking after travel and
paying his respects to the fraternity.
Among the departures yesterday of
freight and passenger representatives hay
ing hes dquarters in this city Were; j. n.
Wisner of the Seaboard Air Line. j, j.
O'nonneil of the Atlanta and West Point.
Aubrey Mcguire and w. ID. Lawson of the
Katy.
Frank Goodrldge. assistant engineer of
Yesterday In the city after n two weeks
absence on a surveying expedition. lie
enjoyed the day visiting friends and greet
Ing associates at company headquarters
and left last night for North Texas.
Frank Dormant. tho genial and clever
drauehtsman in the engineers office OF
the Galveston. La Porte and Houston,
was AT company headquarters yesterday
from n few DAYS absence in Galveston
looking nftpr the new steel draw In course
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-15
SPORTlNG TIPS.

Tho game OF ball between the pnl,os
clippers and the Dallas league team re-
suited 20 To In favor tho latter
Mike Dwyer has written to Secretary
Anll SAYING that were II not for the fact
thau he thinks Zen rrush has tho 500 90
National derby at HIS mercy he would not
hring the great son of Bramble West nj
all. '''
=, The Galveston team ia all right" saws
Manager Works, and N II .sn't. why II q
roins 10 he strengthened. l have 10 get
my support from tho people and am 20
ing to make every effort to deserve a
good attendance"
After being imprisoned for more thnn n
year a blue homing pigeon. belonging to
MI D. NJ Wallace OF Atlanta, Ca, made
Us escape from the pigeon house on tho
LIST of April and Ave days arterward nut
tered into the coop of it's former master
AZ Washington Tho bird covered the
seven hundred miles In i've days.
Tom Duggan. the Australian middle
weight, has declared HIS intention of fol-
LOWING Dan crccdon to this country and
forcing a meeting IN the ring. puggan
has challenged crccdon persistentlr, and
claims that he drove Crecdon out OF Aus
tralin and Is now. forcing him to leave
England. Ted Alexander VIII manage
pusgan in this country.