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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-05

cry social season. Other senators who
will be heard from socially are George
Peabody Wetmore of Rhode Island. L.
o. Wolcott of Colorado and W. NJ.
Stewart of Nevada The member of
the house who will be heard from Of
tenest in the social world Is Charles +.
Sprague of Massachusetts. who mar
ried some of the Perkins millions and
who has taken the Graham Bell house
on Scott circle.
The wife of Senator Foraker has a
daughter to introduce to society. but
she will spend the early part of the
winter in her old home. Cincinnati.
In the unofficial circle one of the best
known women is Mrs. Albert c. Barney.
whose beautiful home on K street was
empty last season. Mrs. Barney re-
turned from Europe last spring to spend
the summer at Bar Harbor, and she is
expected in Washington soon. Mrs.
Barney is we'll known as an amateur
artist. and her portrait work has at.
tracted much commentator from the
critics.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris is one of
the most interesting figures in Wash
ington. All the romance which sur
rounded the marriage of Nellie Grant
still fingers in the memory of the Amer
lean people, and Mrs. Sartoris and her
mother, Mrs. Grant. are overwhelmed
each season with the attentions of their
friends Mrs. Sartoris will entertain
quietly hut delightfully."- this season
Mrs. John 3. henderson. the wife of
one of Missouri's wartime senator's,
lives in one OF the finest of Washing,
tons beautiful hon'e- at the head or
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-05
THE SOCIETY OUTLOOK
In WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Ladies and the Wives and Daughters Of Gov
eminent Officials as Social
Leaders.

hall which is equivalent to a salon.
The dressing rooms are down stairs
Mrs. Letters house, was the most at
tractive house in Washington before
her eldest daughter married George
Curzon of London. Last winter it was
opened again for the debut of her Sec
ond daughter, and this season Mrs.
Letter is expected to do some notable
entertaining.
In the diplomatic circle no home is
more attractive than that of the British
ambassador, Sir Julian Pauncefote.
The British embassy building belongs
to the British government. 1t was built
for entertaining. and it contains a fine
ballroom. Lady Pauncefote and her
three daughters give several balls and
a great many dinners every winter.
The Chinese minister Is usually an en-
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-05
An Alaska Romance.

The extremely interesting report of
Governor Brady of Alaska to the secre-
tary of the interior is tinged with ro-
nance not often to be found in the
dry pages of official documents. The
mythical marriage of Ken-noo-goo and
y-too-von-du-chin is at last
placed on record. but doubtless the
campers at Skugua, as the governor in
sists upon spelling Skagguay are pain
fully aware that the husbands other
name was North Wind.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-05
A New Embroidery Ring.

A new adjustable embroidery ring Is
made with a rubber ring inside and an
adjustable nickel plated band outside.
This can be frightened to hold fabrics Of
any thickness and there is no chance
for the work to become loose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

The Citizens and Veterans TO Celebrate
Lees Birthday.

HAMPTON. VA, Jan. 4.-Special.-At
S o'clock this evening the klng-Strcet
Baptist church was the scene Of beauu-
ful wedding. the contracting parties being
Mr.. H. Redwood Richardson and MISS
MAY Belle Ford. the pretty and accom-
plishcd daughter Of MI and Mrs. \. j.
Ford Of this city. At the appointed hour
the bridal party entered and marched
up the aisle 10 the sweet strains Of the
wedding march. played by Miss Addie
Richter.
The bride was handsomely attired I'm
gown OF white organdie. and entered with
her father The maid Of honor. MISS
Stella Richardson. looked hewtching IN
u gown Of white organdie and white satin.
The ushors were Messrs. Bert James
William Richardson. Robert Jignor, +.
w Ford. Jr. Mr.. J. Preston Richardson
acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony grand
reception was held at the home OF the
groom. in East Hampton. The bride was
the recipient OF many handsome and use
ful presents. ,,,
General Robert j. Lees birthday will
be observed here by the citizens next
Tuesday. Exercises. consisting Of speeches
and music. both vocal and Instrumental,
will be under tho auspices of X. j.. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. and VIII pc
held at the courthouse at o'clock J.. NJ.
Preparations VIII he made for the accom-
mediation Of a large crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

towards die many times before then
death the valiant never taste death but
once ~
There is such thing as too much valor
when the foe is an insidious one. The
bravery that faces death on the battlefield is
praiseworthy, that which courts death by
a reckless disregard of the slow but sure
advances of a deadly disease is the acme of
foolishness. Consumption causes one sixth
of all the deaths in the world. In spite
OF this. thousands are to-day disregarding
its insidious approach. Any trifing malady
that results in disorders Of the digestive
organs, causing impure blood, emaciaiion
and lack Of vitality, may weaken the respira'
tory organs and make them susceptible 10
the assaults Of the deadly germs of consump-
ton. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry will prevent all that. Moreover, after
consumption has gained foothold. II will
cure IT, II is the best blood maker and
blood purifier known to science.
NJ l. Lumley. of Salem, Forsyth Co. N. c.
writes Il had La Grippe and il left me in q
terribly bad condition. l had a distress IN my
stomach that constantly grew worse. was tax
with dysentcry and nearly died. finally
recovered from that and got on my feet again ]
then took DR. pieroes Golden Medical Discovery
which completely cured me OF indigestion. can
now cat anything wit hout its distressing me-
The wall of womankind has been for a
home medical book, written in plain
straightforward language. Doctor Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser fills this
want and will be sent, paper bound, D
solutely free, for twenty one one cent
stamps, to pay cost Of mailing only. Or
in cloth binding for ten cents extra. Ad
dress. Worlds pispensary Medical Asso
citation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
ATRAMP BARRIERS TRICK
HE RUNS THE SHOP ron ONE DAY
AND TAKES THE PROCEED>.
Jack Rabbit, q Bighwsyman, Jumps MS
bali with the Agility OF His Texas
Nsmesake-w Wedding Cards.

FARMvILLE. VA. Jan. li.-SpeciaI-
Frank Wharlcy. n tramp barber OF I'M
known antcccdcnts came 10 town about
two weeks ago and secured employment
an ,hc barber shop OF {. j.. Bethel. IL
30 happened that few days after ne was
given work Bethel was taken sick, ana
Tho shop was left in charge OF Whariey.
Trade being brisk. dimes and quarters
ratified into his pocket like nickeis In
slot machine. and at the hour OF closing
saturday night Wharlcy had pocketiui
of money and he has not been seen since.
No one knows which way ne W,n', pne
circumstances lead TO the benef that nc
went TO I.ynchburC. Wharlcy - a Iapiu
talker sings tenor and baritone, plays
guitar. and delights In telling OF me many
places which ne has NlSlttn. ~ l.''
Slack hair ewes and mustachc. ana Is APP
narentlV thirty years old. about six ieet
fall. and talks with a consequchuai an.
lin Towns. an ebony -cclOitu lhu'N'"u."',
who travels under the euphonlous a'"S
Of "Jack Rabbit" and who Is supposed 10
- hc.n Intoxicated In the highway rob-
berry practiced upon Mr.. Max lTlce, an
Amelia county farmer, during NoNtihptl
last for which crime Ehsha JohisYh m"S
arrested failed. shot while IN jan, tttu
eichtcen years. was arrested near iic1
Depot "A lew days ago ana Uiilel by ~,
MAGISTRATE to appear here next uhg; but
Lack Rabbit decided that u Wouiu ~
derogatorv to his material interests 70
comfy. and 80 took TO the woods WIN me
parting words: Just ten '"o'' '"'''
The marriage Of Mr.. II. II. Hunt, o.
This place. and Miss Edna sutherland naS
been announced. Tho happy 'N'n. WI
Crozet. Albcmarle county on the 81" i'''
slant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
vA.. FR.DERicKsBrRG & whsrERN.
Annual Meeting and Election of Officers
Future Plan@.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. n
Specialize annual meeting Of the Nir-
ginia. Fredcricks burg and Western Rail-
road Company was held at the Office Of
the company. in this city, to-day. Seua-
tor Charles III. Gibson. CT Maryland, the
president, presided.
The stock to the amount of 1878 shares
out of total number OF 20OJO shares
We're rep esentcd In person ana Dy PROXY.
The Board OF Directors were elected for
the ensuing year as follows. Charles H.
Gibson, William "A. Little, Jr., John V.
Giles. William \. Jones. +. l.. Rodgers.
William &. liaight. Gilmore ID. AlvOrd.
Lloyd 7. Smith. Edwin Il. Alvord, and
;. III. LeszyEsky. The charter OF the
company. by an act Of the last Virginia
Legislature. was extended 50 that the
work should be begun within two years
from the first day cf April. 1896, and COM
pletcd in five years from said date.
W. Mel ee reported that he had OBJ
tanned 20 per cent. of the entire right
OF way thu ouch the Northern Neck with
out compensation. or even claim for IT,.
He said the people of the Neck want the
road. and will offer every encouragement
10 it's protection. II was stated that part
OF the road could have been let TO con-
tract, and be now under construction, but
" was deemed best To put all the eastern
branch under contract at one time, and
the projectors seems satisfied the capital
will be forthcoming before very long to
successfully accomplish this. After the
stockholders meeting the new directors
were called together. and Senator Gibson
was unanimously elected president, with
John V Giles OF Bridgeport. Conn, vice.
president. and l.. -. AlVord. secretary.
Hon. William 4. Little. Jr.. entertained
the party at a handsome lunch at his
home.
The residence on tho farm Of Mr. \. NJ.
Curtis near COakely, Stafford county,
was destroyed by fire. Mr.. T.. \. Wing
field and family occupied the house. and
los, most Of their furniture. Loss, $1,000,
partly insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
T. C. PLATT NOMINATED
ny NEW fORK REPUBLIC1NS TO
SUCCEED SENATOR MIL.
Joseph ". Choste the Only Nominee of
the Caucus Fefore BaIIoting Began.
Madden withdraws In Illinois.

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 1.-THE joint eau
Gus of the Republican members OF the
State Legislature tonight nominated
Thomas G.. Plat as United States sem
ator TO succeed David y. Hill.
Mr.. Plat received 142 votes. and Joseph
n. Choate, the only other candidate. :
votes.
Platts name was not presented TO the
caucus before the balloting began. the
only candidate formally placed in nomina-
ton being Joseph IA. Choate, Of New York
city Tho nomination was made just u
haf hour after the caucus convened.
Platts name was not mentioned untll
after tho roil-call had begun.
such a condition has never before been
presented in party politics IN New ] ork
State. MIR. Platt has steadfastiy SAID mat
he was not "A candidate. ana the pro-
gramme carried out ~ the party leaders
to night was IN Difference 10 ms WISHES
As enc Of the prominent leaders SAID.
We will let Mr.. ChOates friends DO the
talking and We will do the voting
Mr.. Choate only received I votes, Dut
this WAS more than Mr.. Platts friends
had figured out for him.
The caucus also nominated Chester :.
Lord, managing editor OF the New YORK
sun. to be- The regent of the State Unit
Versity TO MI a vacancy. No other can
didatc was named. and the secretary was
directed TO cast one ballot for the caucus
for Mr.. Lord
The caucus then adjourned.
MADDEN WlrHDkAWS
SPRINGF1ELD ILL, Jan. 1.-THE
House and Senate steering committees at
$3.50 this morning agreed 10 postpone the
Republican caucus until tomorrow Ofri-
day. afternoon at 3 o'clock, to name a
United States senator.
Alderman Martin h. Madden has with
drawn from the senatorial contest, ana
the Cook county members Will caucus to-
night TO decide ON d candidate
Tho surrender Of Madden was forced boy
the realization of his followers in COOK
county that the machine had not the
power 10 make him United States senator.
When this fact was driven home TO way
cring Madden men they broke from the
control OF tho Cook county organization.
KYLE LOSES GhOUND.
PIERRE, :. D.. Jan. 1.-THE senatorial
fight has narrowed down still further 10
"a contest between Kyle ana Boucks, with
chances apparently about even. II Is
claimed that Kyle has lost ground. II
was estimated on the start that his ad-
hcrcnts numbered more than nifty None
Of his friends now claim more than thirty
sure Tho Republican caucus selected
Representative Picker AZ their candidate
for United States senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
OBITUARY.
NeMf0n I. Smith

Mr. Newton r. Smith. for long time
past northumberland FOR "a number Of
merchants on Main and Cary streets be-
tween Twelfth and Fifteenth. dropped
dead in his room. az l4l1 east Main street,
about > o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Smith Oh Monday complained OF
feeling badly on account OF slight at
tack OF the grip. and the services OF Dr.
oppenhimer were called in.
The musician prescribed for MIN ana
he at once began 10 improve. lie ate
hearty dinner yesterday, and seemed az
most AS we'll az usual. Just before o CLOCK
mo was seated on the side OF the Deu
talkinp-to his room mate, Mr.. r. l.. JACK
son. Suddenly a kind OF shiVer a"Sseu
ovor him as though he had a chill. lie
casped several times. attempted TO rise
TO his feet. but fell heavily backwards.
unconscious.
Mr.. Jackson, with tho assistance OF Mrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
PLEASED UITH REMENYI.
The Celebrated VioIinst Enthusiastically
Received.

Edouard Remeny. the celebrated vio-
linist. whose reputation spreads over
three continents. has doubtless been
greeted by fewer more appreciative au-
dieuccs during his tour throughout the
South and West than that which assem-
hlcd at the Y. NJ. c. 4. Hall last night.
The hall was crowded. ana there were
scarcely talf dozen vacant seats, in-
GLIDING gallery. This is 'Somethlns UNI
usual considering The very dlsdgrccable
weather, both over head ana under loot
1 noticed many musical people IN the
audience. and the great Nlolnist COM
maudcd the closest attention throughout
AZ times the quiet that prevailed III inc
audience was sineularly ncticeibie, ana
more tndn once the performer hc4u MS
hearers spell-bOUud.
Not alone in the selection of his num-
beers. nearly an of which are taken from
the master composers. but the strength
the deep. rich tone. and the penetrating
musical force. which he throws into his
work. makes Remeny still one OF the
greatest masters OF the NlOlln lh the
world. He is now growing Old ANA yet
that same fire, that same power OF cN-
preston which sometimes appears niue
short Of marvellous, characteilIr7 nus
DInyiug The violin TO him is "A beng VIII
iifc and spirit He brings ont the most
delicate harmonic. ana fetch'H lh'
deepest musical feelings OF ms hearers.
While he may not have been az ms pest
last night hc displayed great deal or
interest in his work and there was not
one i'm the audience who did not thorough
IN enjoy the evening His numbers from
Nlendelssohn. ChopIn-Remenyi. ana sara,
when he played "Capriccios." by Paga-
mini. he was forced 10 respond 10 still
another encore. Schuhorts Serenade.
too was given in IL most beauiiiul ana
finished style. .,
Miss Florida Parsons played several
classic selections with fine erect rs
piano solos. Her expression ana eNecI-
ton were both above the usual stahuaru.
aeccDfgblV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

The Tribunal Condemns linn To Life I'm
nri.nment In (hnims.


HAVANA. Jan. lf-At 1880 J.. NJ. to-
day sentence was read bon the case of
Luis Somcilau. uaturalizcd American
citizen. who has been found guilty of
conspiring against the Spanish govern
mcnt. The sentence of the tribunal be-
fore which he was tried is that he ne inn
prisoncd for life in chains. Someilau's
lawyer will appeal 10 the supreme Court
at Madrid against the decision of the iia-
vana tribunal.
The various conclusions of the tribu-
nal based on the charges against the
prisoner the following WAS the most i'm
portant:
Whereas. public rumor i'm attr.butinc
10 Somcillan disaffection 90 the Spanish
cause was not misguided. since his change
of nationality for an unjustihcd and UNI
explained reason suggests rational sus-
picion that whoever breaks in such
way his traditions and history is actu-
atcd by hatred Of or at least. indifference
TO. his ancient country and changes his
nationality in order TO- while continuing
TO enjoy the advantage of Spanish leg
isatiOn and the customs of Spanish So
citey. carry i'm the bottom of his soul
the forment of separation of which some
nlan is "a living and personal example
The tribunal also discarded all the owl
dcnce favorable TO the prisoner. saying
that there was eXparte evidence OF "a
complot 10 misguide the tribunal.
FL Pueblo. the organ of the Autonmist
party I'm Puerto Principe. has been sup
pressed by order Of the government. The
editor OF the paper Senior Eduardo Va
reta Zequira, "a former correspondent OF
La Discussion and other prominent per-
sons of the locality have been arrested.
Louis Lay. the young American. who
WAS arrested some months ago at Resla,
across the bay from Havana. was re-
leased to-day from the Caban3s fortress,
whore he had been confined since his ar
rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
ON TUE KIPPIHINNOfh.
daughters of the Coniederacy Looking
After INDECENT Veterans.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. IL
sneciaI.--The case Of }. 7. hayden
AGAINST the Postal Telegraph Company
growing out of the death of morse
hired 10 a. Iineman of the company. tled
i'm our Hastings Court has resulted jill
q verdict for the plaintiff. the sum OF
500 being awarded for the horse.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Barlorius'
of this city, celebrated the forty-hrst
anniversary OF their marriage.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Tidewater Agricultural and Stock Asso-
citation will be held at TaDDahannock
Monday. January 18th. for the election
OF officers.
Mrs. Amos Cooper died this week at
her home near Mountain View. IN stat
ford county.
The Daughters of the Confederacy have
appointed the following committees from
the different churches of the city 10
look after the wants of INDECENT Con
federate veterans.
BAPTIST church Misses Lizzie Proctor,
Sallie Gravatt. and Annie Wills.
St. Georges Episcopal-Mrs. X. lnness
TAYLOR. Misses Evelyn Marye and Lizzie
Carmichael.
Presbyterian-Mrs. DR.. II. NJ. ID. Mar
tin. Mrs. l.. l.. Cogbill. and Miss Annie
Myers.
Methodist-Mrs. Il. y. Merchant. Miss
es Sallie Magrath and Annie DIX.
Trinity Episcopal-Mrs. Josephine Wal
lace. Mrs. r. j. Hayden. and Mrs. c..
w. Shepherd.
This organization is accomplishing
great good. The annual meeting Will
be held next Tuesday for the election
of officers for 1897.
Captain George w. Grigsby. the Su-
perintendent of Public Schools for King
George county. is candidate for re-
election. lie has made capable, sat
isfactory officer.
Contracts have been awarded by pri-
vate citizens for a sewer along Hanover
street, from Federal Hill to the river.
mir. J. Boyd Washington, of Spring
Hill Stock Farm. Caroline county. has
sold 10 a party i'm the District OF Column
ba ten head of registered Jersey cattle
for dairy purposes.
Mrs. Rosa G. Jones is suing for di-
vorce from her husband. John J. Jones.
In the Circuit Court of this county.
Miss Louis McCarty left this week for
Lynchburg. where she will spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. w. r..
Steptoe.
Snow fell here last night TO a depth
of two inches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

They Gather Around the Camp Fire and
Hold High Carnival.

Hold High Carnival
About one hundred redskins proceeded
to the hunting grounds of Brother y. c..
Huicl a., on Broad street, last night, and
pitched their tents around tho friendly
clmping-nelds or that genial medicine
men. There was no war paint dl5ceih-
bic. but AT enc point OF the proceedings
a war dance was imminent, for one OF the
braves was so indsCreet as 10 read u
lengthy speech when the restless war
riOrs were Ia no mood TO listen, although
the story was "a good enc. There was Il
notable absence OF squaws and p1pOrsea,
but they were doubtless heard from later,
when the chiefs. warriors, and braves
repaired 20 their respective tepees.
Keeper of Wampum Richard W. Jones
was chief mOgui of the feast and De was
most iCyial and happy IN his remarks con-
corning tho various warriors. who at
tempted To speak a few words or sing a
few sUfss. Among the speakers We're
Brothers Lyal. Campbell, Belknap
Krakcr, IarwOOd. Mayor Taylor, Ter
ritter. King Dawson. French. j. b. Gayle.
owens, BlCuut, Dawson, Martin, stout,
Knowles, and Jones ON motion or
Brother J. $. HARDWOOD, silent toast
was drunk to the deceased brother John
The occasion fer all this merriment
was the annual banquet Of MOnacau
Tribe, No. %. Improved order of Red
Men. whose regular meeting place Is
This lodge is a most popular one. IN
Guiding iu its membership some CT the
most prominent and nishIy-tstcemrd
citizens OF that part OF the city.
It's officers are as follows: Prophet. g..
j. Dawson. Sachem. j. II. Stout. Senior
Sycamore Il. NJ Taylor. Junior Saga
mere, j. :. HarwOod Keeper of VAN
pun. r.. W. Jones. chief OF Records, Nell
son Powell. Collector Of Wampum, J. III.
Kracke. Keeper OF Wigwam. 4. krcz-
MARI; Assistant Keeper OF Wigwam. A..
: Godsey. First Sannap. j. $ Blunt.
Second Sannap J. :. J.. Owens, First
Warrior. J. Myers, Second Warrior. +. \.
French; Third Warrior q. NJ. Perry.
Fourth Warrior. G. l. Phillips. First
Brave. G.. l.. Blunt. Second Brave j. n.
Wilkes Third Brave. 9. ". Thompson:
Fourth Brave. y. b. Arnell Guard Of
the Wigwam. ID. A. Lacy. Guard Of the
Forest. T.. D. Mccormick
Among these present wore: Mayor Tay-
Tor. and Colonel John $ HarwoOi. who. as
ass is general understood viii be- I'm the
field for the position Of Mayor az the next
election. city Chairman Marion l.. Daw-
son was also present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
Funeral of Mrs. William y. Tyler

ASHCAKE. VA. Jan H-Special-Thc
funeral of Mr.. William y. Tyler (notice
Of whose death appeared i'm The Times
Of Tuesday, took place on Yesterday,
wednesday,. at Cool Spring church. At
lees. Or. John Pollard, OF Richmond.
conducted the funeral and burial SER
vices in the presence Of a large number
of friends and relatives from Richmond
and elsewhere who were assembled 10
pay the last tender tribute TO a good
woman. She was laid 10 rest in the
Cool Spring church yard and leaves be-
hind her "a blessed memory.
Thcror is great prevalence OF grip
drought this vicinity and several severe
cases are reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

large quantities on his place. Just below
Ashland. substance which. upon anhiy-
sis proves to be quite valuable Tor ier-
tilizing purposes.
MIR. Saunders recently invented, ana
had patcntcd "A dump wagon body. for
use PRINCIPALLY on road construction.
MIR. Gilbert Walden. elocutionist. VIII
give an entertainment here next Monday
night at s O'Clock in the Ba2tist
church.
Or. 4. G. Wightman will deliver the
next of the popular lectures being given
by the faculty OF Randolph-Macon Col
lcge.
Town and college theatrical talent VIII
I'm February render Among the Break
crS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

MACON ca. Jan. IA vicious hell
between Pnly Duke. of Baltimore. lni
Jackv Mullen. of New York took place
here tonight at the Macon Athletic As-
ISOLATION club. 10 was 10 have boon a
twenty rouud bout, but Duke Nopi'"
Mullen 90 the eighth round.
The men were both in line Trim. "ni
stood punishment like heroes. Duke sot
FIRST blood by landing ~ stinglns h.o" on
Aiullen's nose in tho third round. .
fourth round 10 the seventh wcir i'.- /.
evenly but ln the eighth Duke ntth =
rights and lefts did the work a power u.
rlght-hand swing OF the side OF iiir j'"
VAS the Knockout blow