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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06
OLE0MAR GARINE.
The Production Last Year Amountsd 10
as, 53i, POT Pounds.
Illinois Continues to Lead Ira the Manufac-
ture of This Product Adm. Walker Com
fers with Secretary Long Ex-Ouecn
Lii Returns to Washington.

WAsInNGTON, Oct. THE produc-
ton of olconargarine during the last
fiscal year amounted ~. 53l, 2O7 pounds,
being over 1000, 900 pounds less than in
1896 and of over - .OOO, 600 pounds since
1894. The decrease Is attributed to-
hostile state legislation cutting OIL the
privilege of sale as well as that
Of manufacture. The number of man
ufactOrics decreased from - in
1896 to lG in 1891. The number of
wholesale establishments from lj1 to
! TO lO3 and the number of retail houses
from 1850 70 1883. The quantity ex-
ported during the year amounted to
las. iO7 pounds. which Is slight
increase over the year 1896. Hi
nois continues TO lead in the manu-.
| facture of this product, more than
one-half of the total output having
been produced ia the first district of
Illinois Rhode Island il second with
a total production of LIZA 1913 pounds
and Kansas third with , $50 1868 pounds
The revenue derived from this source
during the last fiscal year amounted to
81 ,O3i. 1919
Adm. Walker. chairman of the Mica
ragua canal commission. had "A confer
cncc with Secretary Long Thursday
regarding a vessel to take the commits
sion To Nicaragua and to he used by it
during the stay of the commission
in the south. The admiral has made
a request for the gunboat Newport
which has been fitted up for the naval
academy, and which will answer all
purposes of the commission 1t has
not yet been determined that this yes
- Ina 30,
expects to start south at an early date
and is now delayed on account of the
Carter investigation.
EN-Qucen Liliuokalani, of Hawaii,
returned to the city Thursday from her
visit To San Francisco Accompanying
her were Joseph ITeleluhc, her sccre-
tary. and several friends who recently
arrived at San Francisco from the is
lands. The eX-quecn's stay in the city
is indefinite.
The state department has dashed the
hopes of another fortune hunter. who.
1T would appear, narrowly escaped be-
ing victimiZed by a sharper In this
case two residents of Chctopa. Kan,
were represented to be heirs to the
Wardle estate" in England United
States Consul Grinnel, at Man
chester, by direction OF the department
of state made an investigation and
found that while there was a magnifi
cent estate of that name near Man
chester, ii is owned by another family
who can trace title for 100 wears. and
that NO time in the past has any War.
die family been Interested in tho
estate.
NAsmNGToN, oct. l. - President
Mckinley and party arrived in Wash.
ington at 10 o'clock Thursday morning
over the Pennsylvania road. The return
trip was made without incident. Quite
crowd gathered at the station to wit.
ness the homecoming. Both the presi.
dent and Mrs. Mckinley acknowledged
the greeting by smiling and bowling
pleasantly to those who were assem-
blcd. They then entered carriages and
were driven To the white house.
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SPANISH CRISIS.
The Cabinet Tenders It's he. uSs Isn. which
In Accepted Gen AScs rraga =, i..d To Com

The Cabinet Tenders It's Htsi surs tssi. Which
In Accepted Gen Ascs rrags a. i-.d To Com
tinuc I'm once Intu the TroHIse l. over.
MADRID, sept. 3O.-The cabinet ten
dered its resignation Wednesday even
ing. The Queen has accepted the resig-
nation. but has asked Gen. Azcarraga
Ia continue in Office until the solution
of the crisis is found
Her majesty viii summon the leaders
of the various parties and the presi-
dents of the chambers Thursday To con-
suit as To the situation. Senior Sagasta
has been telegraphcd for, and it is be-
lieved that the Liberal leader will be
asked to form cabinet.
The ministry, whose resignation has
just been announced, was constituted
as follows:
Prime Minister and Minister for
War Gen. Marcelo de Azcarraga.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Duke
Of Tetuan.
Minister of Marine RI Adm Don
Jose NJ. Beranger.
Minister of Finance-Dun Juan Ma.
varro Revertcr
Minister of Commerce and Agricul
ture-Don Aureliana Linares Rivcs.
Minister for the ColonicS-Don To-
mas CaStcllanO.
Minister of the home department.
Don Fernando no Cos-Gayon.
United States Minister Woodford the
duke of Tctuan and the president of
the senate, the Marquis Pazo de la
Mcrrzed, held Il long conference We'd
nesday and Gen. Woodford presented
to Gen. AIcarraga the members of the
United States legation. Owing to the
cabinet crisis the Cuban pour parlois
have been postponed.
1t is said that Senior Sagasta is i'm IA
vor of supcrccding Capt. Gen. Wcvler
and of granting autonomy to Cuba inn
mediately.
Senior Gamazo will probably bc min
lister of foreign affairs in the new cab
met.
On August %, last, il was announced
that Senior Sagasta, the liberal leader.
had made fresh declaration on the
political situation. He said affairs
were daily growing worse in Cuba
and continued serious i'm the Phil
ippine islands. He added that "A
liberal ministry would be ready
TO apply autonomy to Cuba. Again,
ON September II, Senior Sagasta.
referring To the Cuban insurrcction.
said the uprising instead of dying out
was spreading considerably. lie added
that the situation in the Philippine
Islands was serious He asserted that
the Carlist propaganda in Spain could
not be viewed with Indifference. and
he expressed the belief that a recon
Citation between the political parties
IN Spain was impossible 50 long as the
conservatives were in power
Regarding the relations between the
United states and Spain the liberal
leader refused To express himself
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Fine WAS RENTED.

Judge Campbell had Just heard the evi.
dence against young Mission hoodium
charged with disturbing the peace
Il think you're guilty, young man, de-
clarcd the Judge. Funds in the treasury are
running low. so ! guess III have to get in
something toward my salary. as IN getting
hard up. I'll fine YOU five dollars"
~ ou'vc got more money than | have"
pleaded the prisoner.
But | haven't Show up what YOU We
got, and the Judge emptcd his pockets.
which contained just 80 cents in change. on
the desk.
The prisoner turned all of his pocket- in.
idc out and produced - cents.
You are worse off than ! am" said the
,udgc. Fine RENTED. You may 90. San
Francisco Post.
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A Thorough Canvass.

Returned Westerner-Y Yes, sir, those cy.
clones out west usually make a clean sweep
i lost everything ! had in one II came along
about noon. and took house. furniture and
everything IN sight. And then, III be
blamed It the villanou, thing didn come
back IN half an hour
Eastern Man-Why, how does that
Gomez
Nv ny, You see. there was q chlttcl
mortgage IN the house on some cattle be-
longing TO a ncighboI ! had lent some
money TO. and, YOU may not believe d.. hut
that cussed, gr1spIng cyclone came back and
took every head OF those cattle. Puck.
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THE MAJORS BIG STORY.
Idea of His Wife Giving Him Fiv
Dollars Took the Prize.


There were five of six of them sittingabout
the stove in the drug store, and they had
been telling pretty tall stories. The drug
gist was a man OF some humor and inven-
ton. and he concocted a mixture OF great
potency and fine flavor, composed OF sp-
frumenti. saccharum alba, cortex Unions,
carophyllus aromaticus and aqua pura q.
=. This mixture he proposed TO administer
to whomsoever should tell the biggest story,
and the party at once began TO stretch their
inventive powers TO the fullest extent. n
toilet soap drummer was appointed Judge,
and the prize mixture, steaming hot, satin an
eight ounce graduated measure upon the
edge of the stove.
The colonel told a war story OF the Mum
chausen variety, the squire related hunt
ing adventure that evinced decided genius
for evading the truth. and the postmaster
made a strong bid for the prize with snake
story big enough to make the sea serpent
jealous. The others followed in turn, and the
last man, the major, entered the competl-
ton. The major had in his mind a remark
able narrative about dog that he owned
that did some wonderful things and he be-
gan ms story IN this way:
Last "Wednesday morning j got up
little later than usual and went down to
breakfast. Most of you have seen that
brown setter OF mine. He's a good deal
smarter than most men. Well, that dog
was in the dining room when | went in.
As ] came to the door, my wife, who was
awaiting me, said:
John, when | went to wake you up
this morning, i found this fve-dollar bill
on the floor. You must have dropped M
from your pocket when you undressed last
night Then she handed me the bill. Now,
that dog of mine was"
Wait bit" said the toilet soap drum
mer, you needn't 90 any further with your
story. The prize X yours. I'm married
man myself and that lie you've Just told IL
one you'll never improve on. | hereby rem
der a decision IN your favor
As there was not a single man in the crowd
not Il voice was raised in protest against
the judges verdict.-Detroit Free Press.
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The Physician's Error.

The patient was far gone; II was the opin-
ion OF all chat he could not live but tow
moments Just as the breath was about TO
leave his body. one of the physicians q gen
tleman OF culture, and graduate OF one Of
our best colleges, rcmarkcd Poor fellow. he
looks badly At this the dying man opened
his eyes. jumped up M bed. and shouted:
who Is the villain who dosecratcs NV
deathbed 10y his soccismsy' Then lac gIared
at the culprt and continued: No. sir. I
am not looking badly / admit j look lid.
but not badly, for j am not cross-cyed %
And from that moment he began TO Joe
cover, while the cauker of remorsc began j
work upon the heart of the offender and ere
many days his name was to bc found i'm the
obituary column OF the village paper Os-
ton Transcript
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4 nomnhnrr ni.rnlc scltIcd.

MANAGUN. Nicaragua. via Galveston.
oct There il considerable rejoicing
here accompanied 10y military and civic
displays at the announcement that
Gen Alexander, the engineer appoint
cd 10y President Cleveland to settle the
boundary dispute between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua. has decided that the
eastern boundary Of Nicaragua and
Costa Eica commences at the harbur
head Of Grcytowu. as claimed by Mica
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NV IorK Sept go The question II
Gov Iiugrcc.s whereabouts was -atis-
factoriIy settled Wednesday when Il
was a-cor'a.ucd that fHc chief cS,cu-
tive 81 Michigan sailed from This port
Tor Venezuela ou Che bed ID line steam. r.
Venezuela ou september 10. Gov Piu-
gree viii roturu ON the same steamer.
which sail from Ia Guayra ON October
land is due in New York ON October s..
GOV Flngrge was accompanied bv T. IS.
sutton. hls secretary. and bis purpose
~ visiting Venezuela is supposed 'o De
% connection with certain railway CON.
cssions in that country.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06

BosroN. oct. . Joseph Proctor. the
veteran actor, died at I2:l5 Saturday
morning at his home on Columbu,
avenue after ioup illness. MIR. Proc.
tor was horn i'm Marlboro Mass. ina
1916. and made his debut upon the
stage boz IN'a. in Damon and Pytmas.
Tie had boz his time played with AN she
stellar ATTRACTIONS Of his early days.
Edwin Forrest and the elder Booth
gave him aid and announcement
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06
10 INV lnc M.r-N A-nn.1

NASHVILLE. Tenn, oct T. The board
II directors ~ the Nashville. Chatta-
'oo0a g. st. Louis railroad authorized
President Thomas to close the deal for
hc purchase Of Che Middle Tennessee
AIaadma. an uucomplctcd road rum.
0Ing from ~hoIhvvillc. Tenn. to Dcca-
sur. Ala Imrty-two miles arc in OPP
ration The purchase will boz com.
Dlctcd at once The road 90 Doe DUR.
.hascd connect, With the Nashville
chattanooga s. ST. Lcai. az ~hclbvviIIo
md crosses the Fayetteville branch NJ
I Fayetteville. The price 20 bc paid -
lot stated. bit is reported 10 9a more
,hap $50 600.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06
DILL LIlhoerapI,cr ncnd.

OwtNsHoH"- Ky. oct j.. Colin C..
Milne the oldest photographer in Amer
Ca. died here. lie was born ira Muir
rav~mrc. scotland. in March. 1913
when u year, old hc came alone TO
.bis country. went TO Baltimore. Md.
'nd established the first lithOgraphing
tudio ln that city. i'm thc summer Of
so Doc located in Loui -villc and csiaI-
I>hcd thc first iithograpning business
~ that city lie made the first man i'm
Ncntuchv one of Che first things hc
yer printed wa, "a caricaturr Of Jack
,on removing the deposit from the
nitcd states bank SIR. Milne came
~ Owen bDrO Zoo 1850
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06
The Three Amendments Defeated.

TRFNroN. y. ! sept 80 The latest
revised returns and estimate, WcdncS-
day morning indicate that the anti
gambling amendment 10 the state con-
sItutiou has been beaten by from 600
TO 10000. These figures may bc ma
tcrialIy changed a. moro complete rec
turns come in from The rural counties.
but there seems 20 boz NO. doubt that
the amendment is beaten The amend
mcnt giving women the right 10 vote
at school election, ~ baate..,yor,c than
Tue anti gambling amendment. while
the ad interim appointment amend
mcut ls probably defeated by q close
uJarvTu
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06
The Blues.

THIS Is q synonym for that gloomy. har-
assed condition OF the mind which has IL
origin M dyspepsia. All the ugly spirits that.
under the name Of the blues" blue DIV,
rs mcgrims' and "mulligrubs" torment
the dyspcpuc almost ceaselesslv, vanish
When attacked with Hostcttcr's Stor11ch
hltt'Is' that. moreover. annihilates bilious.
~, ,,' constipation, chills and fever, kidney
complaints and nervousness
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nryan coprr.tulate. wlllinm.

BosToN. sept 20 George Fred. Will
Jams, democratic nominee for governor,
"Wednesday received the following tcIc-
gram. Lincoln, Neb. Accept congrat-
ulatonS upon your nomination Mas
sachuscttS democracy has done noblv.
The Chicago platform is being vindi-
Gated hy events. The fight for fnan-
cial independence will vet bc won The
trusts and government bv injunction
will fall with the gold standard. Godr
plank against retirement 81 grccubaclss
was timely. strength ~ your arm and
success tO your banner So j. BRYAN
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06

Among the many advertising novelties Je.
ing ISSUED by the 3. d -. is one which is SIRE
to attract a very considerable amount or at
tenuon. IL Is known as The Book of The
Royal Blue and is issued monthly bv Col
ID: Il. Martin. Manager of Passenger Ira file.
or magazine size and filed with attractive
halt-tone Illustrations and good reading mat
ter, The BOOK OF The Royal Blue" is bound
70 make Int. One splendid feature is a
and freight agent
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ProbabIy IN loom q Trnin.

NEW YORK. Sept. ga man sup
posed to be u. Anderson, travelling
from Chicago to Mamol Switzerland.
fell from West Shore Railway train
near Highland Fails Monday highland
was killed. His body was found be-
side the railway track Tuesday. Upon
IT were gold watch and chain g1G3 i'm
cash some checks and steamship
ticket The man probably missed his
footing while passing from one car to
the other and fell beneath the train.
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Three Killed on the Crossing.

CHESTER. Pa, Sept. 29.-Three per-
sons were killed on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad tracks at Carrcroft. few
miles below here, Tuesday morning. by
passenger train crashing into wag-
on. The victims are: Mytro Dobrislli,
aged - years; George Baldwin, aged Is
years; Maud Baldwin, aged II years.
son and daughter of Robert l.. Baldwin.
Dobriski and the Baldwin boy were in
stantly killed and the little girl lived
but few minutes. The horse was also
killed and the wagon torn to sulinters.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06

BoMHAY. oct Within week
There have been 80 deaths from tb.
h"h"uie plague here The disease ha,
rcappcarcd i'm kurrachcc and is grad
ualiF spreading. u has already cN-
tended q" Sholapur The government
regards ilc situation ~ srriou,
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Harry ToIlerton Heard From.

WAsIHNGToN. Sept. 20. The state de-
partment has been making inquiries
for some time to ascertain the where
aboutS of Harry Tollcrton. son Of Il.
w. Tollerton, Of Toledo. O.. and Prof
). ID. Holmes. of Meadville. Pa, who
were IN Europe ON the way to enter
Berlin university. 1t was feared thai
the young men had been captured by
brigands. but a telegram received Tues
day from Mr.. Tollerton at Toledo am
nounces that lie has heard from his SON
at Luzcrne- Switzerland.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06

- IOIis Ort According to thc
Post Dispatch John 4 Troitt. con.
dnri"r "u The Northern Central cIcc-
irIr street car line was sold Friday boy
hI- wife Tor - 600 60 20 Humau ,,ho de-
c'Wus that she loves tho man more
inln III VIII. dn.-
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Star POINTER Lowers the Record.

SrEINGFIELD. H.. oct. I'm "a race
that was witnessed by at least 81. 1000
people Star Pointer. on the Illinois
state fair grounds Friday afternoon.
not only maintained his reputation as
the king of PAGERS by beating Joe
Patchcn. but ne also lowered the
worlds pacing record in n race by half
second. making mile in 2.OOiE. the
record in a race having been 40. which
star Pointer made ON Saturday. Sep
tcmbcr Is. at indianapolis. when lie
defeated Toe Patchcn.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06

Erwoop Ind. sept 29-The Mac
beth lamp chimney factory resumed
operations in full, Tuesday with zoo
hands The NcClov chimney factory
starts SUNDAY night with 500 employees.
Amendments go the Combination Defeated.
TRENTON. y. j., Sept ~. The re-
turns up 90 midnight Indicate the pro-
posed three amendments to the state
constitution hare been defeated iu the
election held in this state TUESDAY At
l2 % clock the returns at hand show the
vote 10 be $3.50 for and 10000 against
Attempt 10 Barn stockton. Cat
STOCKTON, Cal. sept 90. An attempt
wa made early Tuesday morning 20
burh down the business portion of the
city. several inccndiary fires being
started simultaneously Several build
ings burned before the flame, vera
checked
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TRAIN HELD UP.
Bandits Rob the Express Car and PaSsen-
gers Near Minco, In the Indian Territory.


gers Near Minco. IN m. indian Tsrr,,nry
Et Rrxo OKLA oct > U,nd;t.,,iI.-
cd southbound Pool, Island ,,,..a,,,,,.,.
train and all its p,ssan,,c,.s a. ~ c.cI',.l-
Friday forenoon nj sidino No ob,,t
five miles south of NIinco in tIe Ipdi.,,
territory The railroad and cvnr,.s
officials have feared , boId-un -,
that section for. s.yoraI ,rnol,.
and armed guards have benn
mt aboard all nigbt trains AT IN po,,,,
and carried through IN CbicIk,sb, /,
had not been tbonobt tb,t Tho o,,,I,,,.,
were bold enou,.h tn attacl, :, TT, l.,
midday Friday mornin, tba train.
men were comnIet.I,. .,,,,,,i..d nh
they were not nran,r.d 10 ctr..,. nv. 49,
sistance when five masked mon ,.,,,,..
upon them at the lonely sidin,,
Under fla, pressur. Of Wincba.t,,..
and uplv-looliino ix-sLoot.rs The troi,.
men. the EXPRESS messrp,,er and an ~
the score ~. NOR. az ,,.,S.,.,,,,,,,... -.
made to climb down from Tho train md
stand in a line bandsun ON tn. mini.
along the railway While tb,..o ~ ,I,,.
robbers covered the badI, f,.i,,ttannl
crowd with tb.i,. ,r,,rs ~ ,,ti7a,. ,,,.,
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ID II ~. q. D. rhcln..

EicKsEuHG. Miss sept 20. DR.. Al.
Phelps. wealthy planter. and atcly
president Of the Mississippi lcvco
board. died Tuesday night al Nilta.
yuma. Miss Tie was Grants surQeOB
general in tlc siege Of Vicksturg
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He Didn't Take"

went m for amateur photography
uuIiLg my vacation. said thc sum
inCr man. There was no end OF Girls Tor
subjects" H'' '
But how did YOU m.ke out among the
on. ] got a lot Of negatives ''-P hiladcl-
phla North American
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Eiur Pa. oct 1-'rhe United states
steamer Michigan returned here from
Dunkirk Thursday after locating the
wreck of the steamer Dean Richmond
The wreck was found seven miles off
silver creek, in t. fathoms OF water.
J ne Dean Richmond was sunk October
H. lN45. Her entire crew Of Il men
were drowned Search for the wreck
has been going on for the past three
year,, hut without success until now.
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THIRD GAME
or the Cup Series in the Western League
Won by INDIANAPOLIS

won ny indianapolis.
CoLUMBUs, o.. oct About 300
people witnessed the third of the games
in the cup series between Columbus
and indianapolis Thursday. Both
pitchers received brilliant support at
times, the fielding of Mertes and
Iogricvcr being the features of the
game. Mccarthy led in batting. max
ing four safe hits out of as many times
at bat, one of them for three bases. In
the ninth inning. with the scor,
tied, Gray hit for two bases after
one man was out Mcfarland fol.
lowed with d single, but Mertc,
returned the ball so quickly Gray
could not get past third. Mccarthy
was the next man up, and as he had
already made four hits he was allowed
To walk to first. Then Kahoe swung
hard at the ball and it bounded off the
bat dead and rolled down the third
base line so slowly that Genins, who
helded it, could not prevent Gray cross
ing the plate with the winning run.
Following was the score:
Innings. , 3 Z q-R H. r.
Columbus ..-. q 2 o o IL :
Indianapolis. o % -6I3 /
Batteries Evans and Buckley. Formau and
ood. Umpire MuuuuSsau.
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NA-mNcroN oct . The propo-it. ON
to reopen The site question for thc post
Office at DuulUrk Ind has been placed
DO the hands OF e. special inspector,
who "II make 40 investigation OF h-
subject
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unII's Catsrrh cure

those boy toy tool chests arc not good for
any PURPOSE whatever Washington Dem
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flsos Cure. for Consumption has saved
me many a doctors bin '..,yu
Hopkins Place, Baltimore, Md. Dec 3 '6i
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We often wonder why so many people
teu the same story 20 many timcs.-Wssh
lngtou Democrat
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Amendments 20 the oon.t,isisoa D.
Tommy DIXON Breal. Ir. Am.

ELNiRA. ". S.. Sept 29 Tommy
Dixon. Of Rochester broke bi. arm in
uha first round of his fight with Jack
Hamilton before The Maple Avenue
club tuesday night Ire fought the
second round and tried 10 fight the
Third but was prevented by his seconds.
The lrht was given to Hamilton.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-05-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

(ApTl 9 W,D
Arizona silver belt., 1897-05-13
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