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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-25

Ntt'ni"n i dlrci,d 80 The alv.r-
ti>rmrn' at Paul /. >l,nln,;>. who will
'"'Iiinnc The business - his father. the
late. y. :. Stephens. v han Won need
ANYTHING in his line :i,, hina call.
Mrs. ka,c Floucr- d,,d at her home
IN this city last lhn>,la> morning.
after Il bri,t illrr,> with t!n. Ia -,iprr.
aged - years. Her remains were ear
ric,l Ia Willlam>lon and luio,r,L i'm fin,
Biz Cree Chnrllya,I on r,,J;,v
Mrs. Flowers MAS ivlr. married ami
both hn>bai,S m,c,.l,d lcr TO rll,.
grave. >t.r was .i. nio.lu,,. .l N,.
E"G'i>. "l lln' i'''i. ri',r N,han.,..
and Mi~. W. g. kclli. ~ tli>,i,>. .ul
WIS ilGi'iS .>tr'u,l 81 lc, tll,i,s>
AMI arrnH'n'.'lrc>. 81 hrll"r- h,,n
consistent aud d,>"r,.I n,ni.l Of
The baptist Church. Nlr wA> i d,i,,h
'cr"i' III, latc \uaii Reeves. aud MAS
bonn IN \hhc,illr County hul IN h,i
.iiIll""l hci Iril,lt> no>,d Ia \n.I,l
snn County.
Last Thursday ,>cn,u. i. h..ccI,
S"nll, Carolina College in ,nluni,i.. i.
handsome gold nnr!..' WAS nvmu.l l,\
Tie Wade Hampton Chapter ot lir
llanslltti> ui tbr uiii.ll,inc, Ia Nh.
j. L. Sh,rai'l. ri .\u,il>n, County. inl
Wiitin. 1t" hest ESSAY on ~ in .n.,t>
of the Civil W.u "n IL, Snu,h. Tia.
t"lunihia .S'"t. III -pcaLi,. of ii.r
essay. SAYS: ''lt >itrnoi tln ia.
writer has n,u~i car,inll> mastered his
subject ihal Il. ,l,"nu.hl, under
STOOD ia" art "i r..SAN Wiling from tl,c
excellent argument. beautiful iap.,rl..
;lnh ';'~'' ai'! 'lr=.ln,c". dicti",. MIR.
| Slls'i.n'. the winner, j. t,A ...;,hin.
IN ''"l-'t"wn. ~ principal OF the
Graded >'i""l n tia, place IIr -lad
'iatcd iron, lh,. South ta,ulini College
III the clas~ of '9> Will, di>;iniinn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-25
A Clever Trick.

II ,'.s'",ni. "ot. ike H.. nut Liner. -
i."iN t." ;r'rs t'".iiI u. tnvi,tv can try
IL " .J.' iin- ian" l5nrs and W-as Klinays.
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III Ca. ',irn hin- ~ ;igG, asa. tv ;akin.
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nrh- t"int'ne SIeil'. S!eeplc,src-s and
Mt'"nchotv. IL ~ niIrelv Vast uhio, a
mi:a laxative. sad er>;a,'.,- ,ho system 10
lts natural visor. Tr. Electric Bitter
and he cnnvincc'i that 'hey hre a miracle
worker. tvtry harie sua,nntee.d Only
50.' II hottie ai flii-Orr Ding Ga
Tho Electro civ Shoe >,.orc /, selling
their ostiro s.Drii al Winter Shoes At cuAi
Il will pnv Won 10 gn tLerc .nr Your
sh"ta. Great bargains of.
The Sullivan Hardware IT,. is now
push ng ;,S Pl0ws aui Ha:row. Road
the ad. In this pnper.
Tremendous y. ok nt t,ur,s. tmuvht
before '!e high :Sril won, into effect
Sullivan ila' DWARF 90 Will abli YOU :,
Gun cheaper than ;h"v can .,c fought To-
dav 8, ~no'"esle frou, thr factor,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-25

The Seneca sI,"n.lcnI ot lIr
t'lrrnvillc NcwS. writing under daic of
the Goth inst, says: .Aftcr being sick
the last few years death came and re-
licvcd one OF ScnccaS leading physi-
clans and citizens nj $50 nclocl> last
evening. Dr. J. Il. Brown was called
from his long sutlrrinGs, which he llad
borne with Christian patience. Owing
to his serious illness he has not prlc-
ticcd medicine lately. He formerly
enjoyed wide practice, and has made
friends by the score TO know him
was to love him. Or. Brown was born
i'll Bc!t0n, >. g., siXty-tivc years ayn.
When IL young man he lett there and
attended one of the leading medical
colleges at Philadelphia. After com
plcting his medical studies he went to
Georgia and practiccd his profession
near Dalton. When the war between
the States broke out he rendered his
services and was accepted as assistant
surgeon of the famous 18th Georgia
Regiment. Al the close of the war hr
was acting as assistant brigade surgeon
under Colonel Wotfnrl. At the sur
render at AppnmuttOx Court House he
was selected as surgeon of ship that
conveyed troops from Fortress Monroe
to Savannah, Ga. \ devoted wife and
fOur children survive him-ATrs. j. II.
Bryan, Scncca; Mrs. Leland I.owcry,
Seneca; JAS. j. Brown. .Ir., Atlanta
and Joe Brown, Seneca, are his chill
dren."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
IN NEED OF MANY
MORE SOLDIERS.
Lawton Says it VIII Take
One Hundred Thousand
Men.
LAWT0N'S MARCH
WAS USELESS.
lie Did Not Have Enough Men tG
Hold the Towns Captured
and Advance.
GUERRILLA WARFARE
MUST BE ADOPTED.
An Interview With the Head Of tn
Hong Kong Junta Corroboraies
the Assertion Of General
Lawton.
GUERRILLA WARFARE
MUST BE ADOPTED.

New York, April IA dispatch ts
The World from Manila says:
Major General Lawton at Paite, an.
thorized The World correspondent q
make the following statement. The
present prospect is that 100 900 troops
will be necessary 70 pacify the Philip
pine islands
n General Lawton's expedition has been
ordered 20 Manila and will return ther.
Immediately. All the territory he cap
tured viii be evacuated aud all launches
he seized viii be- restored 10 their origi
nal owners, that Is 20 say, they will b,
given back 10 persons from whom Aguin
aldo's soldiers took them. After giving
the opinion that 100. 900 men will BE- re.
quired 10 subdue these islands General
Lawton explained the situation 70 Ths
World correspondent as follows
Difficulties are la the way Of thos,
fighting guerrillas in this hot country.
With my brigade | could force my wa,
from one end Of the island 10 the othel
II did not have 10 hold the territory
traversed But leaving tho garriso.
behind u would soon eat up the who'll
force
General Lawton regretted exceedingly
Of being compelled 10 evacuate the ter
riiory he had captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
wn sar,er fer ,hs cahl..

San Frlncisco. April H. The United
state steamer Nero has come down
rom Mare island and Is taking on coal
preparatory 10 departure for Honolulu
n the end Of this week The Nero has
been entirely refitted and prepared for
the work in which she Is 10 engage. e1-
ploration aud survey Of the route for .
submarine cable from Honolulu 10 Ma.
Mia. The route between san Francisco
aud Honolulu, having been thoroughly
surveyed. the Nero will begin AZ Homo.
lulu and make soundings from there 20
Luzon or Midway island and Guam. No
soundings were ever made over that part
Of the Pacific.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
WHERE THEY WILL WIN.
Head Of the Hong Kong Junta TaIk
Freely of the War.

Head of the Hong Kong Junta Talk,
Freely of the War.
New York, April IA Hong Kons
letter 10 The World says.
We are weak and you are strong.
said Dr. Gallioan Apncible. the head OF
the Hong Kong Filipino junta but
we have an ally aud you have none. We
have 20 600 stands Of arms and "a. O0a
troops in the field and sufficient mate
rial 10 make cartridges 20 supply our
troops for four years 10 come. Our ally
Is the climate Of the Philippines You
bullets cannot kill one Of our men where
disease will kill two of Yours. once YOU
begin your advance. into the interior
We will harrass your advance at the
same time that We welcome IT, We can
not fight pitched battles with you and
we do not need to We shall be here today
and there tomorrow attacking aud re-
treating. You can no more catch us OF
conquer US than you can the wind.
Youth seems to be the invariable firsi
requirement Of leadership among tn,
Filipinos Only the younger generation
Of half breeds have had the adyantag,
Of education. DIR. Apacible and DR.
Santos lafter Apacible the most promi
neni in the Hong Kong iuntal are under
% and both have received the degree ol
doctor Of laws in Spain Between then
and the numerous young men who ar,
their associates and the mass Of Filipi
nos there is about as much resemblanc,
as between q quadroon and fullblood
ed negro. They We're led 20 organizs
the rebellion by priest who educate,
them and the irony Of fate now hold
hundreds Of them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

ipinos that the Americans are not a.
barbarous as the insurgents pretend We
ar and that we propose 10 treat the Fill
iplnos humanely
Why Is General Lawton needed Al
Manilar Was asked General Lawtop.
General Otis has communicated hi,
plans to the department. the matter
being left entirely to his discretion. Tn,
insurgent leader has established hi,
headquarters at San Fernando TO ths
northwest Of Malolos. and | suppos,
General OTIS oontemplates movement
against that city General Lawton osly
had about 800 men under his command.
and i was Of course. impossible for him
10 divide his force by stationing detach-
ments in every village captured His
command will be- useful. however. In
assisting In the advance from Malolos or
in reinforcing the line about the city Of
Manila. II is possible that when the
lake rises General Otis will resume the
campaign in the southern part Of the
island
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

Washington, April 1.-THE story "a
the effect that the resignation Of John
Addison Porter, secretary 20 the presi.
dent, is now in the hands Of Mr. Nc
Kinley and will take effect at the lat,
ter's convenience, Is officially denied AT
the White House While the resigua.
tion has not been rendered. IL would
surprise no one here II Mr.. Porter should
relinquish the post At any lime IL
broke down under the strain OF arduou.
duties he performed since the advent OF
the present administration, aud for
over three weeks has been confined q
his house in this city by nervous pros.
tration. The general belief is that As
sistant Secretary Cortelyou will succeed
him. should he retire
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

Canton, O., April n The third week
Of the trial OF Mrs Anna e George for
the murder Of George ID Saxton. broth.
er Of Mrs Mckinley. promises toattraci
lager crowds even than those of last
week As many corroborative witnesses
will not be called IL is expected the pros.
ecution will conclude the examination
of witnesses In a day or 80 and then the
defense will begin with their witnesses,
which will continue the case through
next week
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

St Petersburg, April i7--Anothei
large batch Of students belonging to tho
archaeological institute were expelled
Sunday and conducted 10 the railroad
station in a body by a detachment OF
police. They were followed by other
students including many women. who
then engaged In u demonstration ON
Newsky prospekt but were stopped by
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
RECALL OF LAWToN.
Brigadier General schwan says Genera
otis Needs Him Elsewhere.

Washington, April a. When showr
dispatch announcing the recall Of Gen
Lawton to Brigadicr General schwan
acting adiutant general, he said II wai
in accordance with the understanding
Of the war department as to the purpos,
Of General Lawton's campaign
General Otis sent this expedition {,
southern Luzon, he continued, "for IN,
purpose Of destroying an insurgent fore,
that might be fotnd there. to make
careful reconnaissance Of the territor,
and to spread broadcast the recent pro
clamation OF the Philippine commission
setting forth the purposes Of this gov
ernment with respect TO the islands.
Il understand that he will release al
the prisoners he has taken and they vii
be sent to their homes BY this actor
II is hoped tssi he win nrove to the Fill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
sseena LoaI.Iana Ma.lsred oai.

savannah April Il. - The Second
Louisiana regiment Colonel Wood. was
mustered out A number OF enlisted
men Of the regiment called upon Grn.
W w Gordon who was in command
Of the brigade IN which the Louisiana
regiment was included In IT, stay a,
Miami, Fla A number Of presents
were carried 10 General and Mrs Cor.
don as token Of esteem in which they
We're held
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
smallpox In the East.

Paducah, Ky. April l7.-There are
now 10 cases Of smallpox here. Most Of
the cases are strangers from the south
There are six cases at Brooklyn. Ills
three miles below here and that town
has quaraniined against the world Ne
boats are allowed TO land there and
there is great excitement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
Tho Wilmington Welcomed.

New York, April IA dispatch 10
The Herald from Para says the United
States cruiser Wilmington received
splendid reception from the government
authorities there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
naaEer Undergoing Rsp.lr..

San Francisco April r. The United
States steamer Badger has gone 10 the
Union Iron works for repairs. there
being no room for her at Mare island
The work will b. rushed 80 she can sail
for Apia with the Samoan comm ssion
ON April 2a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

San Francisco. April II. = United
States transport Hancock has sailed for
Manila with the Twenty-frst infantry
regiment Several other transports will
depart during the week
The Giant. with invalided soldiers
aud many dead bodies on board. Is due
here within few days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
KILLED M. chIid and sulcla.a.

Warrington, w. Va. April I'll c.
Matthews, while temporarily derangcd.
killed his 9-year-old daughter with q
razor and then committed suicide.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18
The MI..eurI s,nI Rising.

Pierre, $ D.. April i7-The Missouri
river is still rising here People in the
lower part Of Fort Pierre have moved
out Considerable damage has been
done ON that side Of the river
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

Washington, April II. Attorney Gen.
eral Grigg has left for Atlanta to select
the site for the United States peniten
tiary 10 be located near that city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

Washington April i5--Yice Presi.
dent Hobart is reported as greatly i'm.
proved lie sat up the greater part Of
Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

Washington. April l7-The Detroit
has arrived al Port Limon. She will
sail Immediately for Greytown. after.
wards 10 Bluehelds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-18

detacnments OF foot and mounted police.
The latter charged the students. dis.
persing them and made several arrests
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
AN IMPORTANT TEST.
Your Life May Be Prolonged BY
Applying II.

Do you realize the Importance Of the
Kidneys and Bladder? When diseased
they make lot of trouble-tear down
the system and create gravel (stone in
the Bladder). Women often suffer from
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trouble really lies with the Kidneys and
Bladder, Try this test. Put some urine
in a tulnbler. Let it stand twenty-four
hours. If there is a sediment, a cloudy
or milky appearance, your Kidneys are
sick. If you are obliged to urinate
often especially during the night; II
your urine stains linen, if you have
scalding pains in passing it, If your
back pains you, your Bladder and Kid
neys are diseased, and you should at
once take the greatest of all Kidney
medicines, DR.. David Kennedy's Favor
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1t corrects the bad effects of beer or
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You may have trial bottle of Favor
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postpaid by sending your address to
the DIR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPO-
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ing The Spy. The proprietors of this
paper guarantee the genuineness of this
liberal offer
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08

New York, Nov. 7.-Cornell and CO.
lumbia were well represented at Man
haitian field this afternoon, when the
foot ball teams from Ithaca and the
local university met on the gridiron.
Columbia was a pronounced favorite at
8 to 4. But the wearers of the red and
white had plenty of hackers and the
Ithacan rooters got all the cash as well
as the glory, as Cornell won, shutting
out the. Columbia team by score Of
20 to 0. ..l .a.ia.
The weather during the afternoon
was glorious. In fact, it could not have
been improved upon, and the conditions
We're perfect for good game. Fully
IS, 900 persons witnessed the contest. Of
these; r. 600 passed through the several
entrances, and crowded the stands and
bleachecs. The remainder We're packed
like sardines on the big viaduct and
along the new road UP on the heights
to the westward. 'Googan's bluff" and
the surrounding points of vantage
overlooking the enclosure afforded aG-
heads, who Joined in the cheers and
college yells, which were continuously
echoed and re-echOed from the field be-
low. The red and white of Cornell was
more plentifully distributed than the
Columbia colors, but the crowds seemed
to'b equally divided in their allegiance
to the rival teams.
When Cornell scored the first touch
down and kicked a goal, the lthacan
sympathizers broke loose, and the way
ing mass Of red and white flags and
ribbon extended over some forty acres
of northern Gotham. Columbia was
very much crippled shortly after the
opening of the game by losing the SER
vices of Wright at right guard, who
was disqualified for smuggling. few
to retire. and soon afterwards Cornell
scored. Walbridge running 40 yards
through Columbia's players and plant
ing the hail behind the line. Young
kicked the goal and Cornell scored six
points.
The remainder of the first half was
not productive of further scores, and
during the intermission between the
halves The Cornellites treated the spec
tators TO a series of evolutions which
wound up with a war dance.
The second half was full of good
plays and hard work, in which Column
bia was at times unfortunate Cornell
was always the stronger, and with two
more touchdowns and subsequent goals
in addition to a place kick by Young,
% points were added to CornelPs score.
At the end of the game, Columbia had
failed to tally point, and the contest
ended in Cornells favor, with total
of 20 points to nothing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
YALE STRONGER.
Line Holds as It Has Not
Done Before This Sea-
SON.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 7.-More
coaches than worked the Yale foot ball
eleven this afternoon could not have
been used on the field. The players were
put through an hour of secret work
followed by two twenty minute halves
of open practice that for straight hard
playing has not been seen this year. All
the while several hundred students in
the bleachers yelled in lusty fashion.
The practice was notable for noise
and hustle The practice showed that
the so-called varsity line minus Cutten
and Gordon Brown is much stronger
than week or two ago. The line played
more compactly and the forwards
rushed together in straighter line.
The ragged holes that have been so
noticeable thus far and broken rush line
were not seen today. The work by the
backs of whom nearly all the prominent
ones were used, was excellent. The re-
turn of Frank Butterworth, who was
the moving spirit in the coaching forces
today, was inspiring to the eleven.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
UNITY COUNCIL SOCIAL.

Unity council Daughters of Liberty,
held it's first social of the season in G.
A. r. hall last evening with about 100
present. Music was furnished
for dancing by Pratt's orchestra, and
refreshments were served during the
evening. Those in charge of the ar
rangements were Mrs. f. c. Billiard,
floor director; Miss Edith Margerum,
Mrs. Nellie Yorke Joslin, Miss Minnie
Chaplin and Miss Edith Smith, aids.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
PRAcTIcED SIGNALS.

High School Students Are EIated Over
the An of Moran's Return
High school foot ball players We're
out for practice on Bliss field yester-
day. Several of the regulars were
missing for various reasons. There
were enough TO make up an eleven,
however, and a lineup was formed to
run through signals. The news that
Moran viii play in future games, which
was told in The Spy yesterday was
welcomed by high school students
more than, anything they have heard
this year in reference to the team.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
HARVARD RESTS.
Eaton Has Broken Rib and Steven
son Replaces Him.


Cambridge, Nov. THE Harvard
varsity players were given another
day of complete rest to get them in
perfect condition. The varsity sub
stitutes played the second eleven in
practice today, and in two short halves
had hard fight to score. Warren
kicked a goal from the field on a place
from the 42-yard line, and Gierasch Sc
cured a touchdown on a blocked kick
The defensive playing of the sub
stitutes was splendid and prevented
any gain by the SECOND. The offense
however, was unsteady, sometimes
gaining and sometimes not. Sergeant
who took Boals place in the last part
of the Pennsylvania game, is turning
out a strong guard. Eaton severely in
iured his wrist in the practice, and it is
feared that a bone is broken. His
place was taken by Stevenson, an old
'96 man. who is back at the law school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
BIG MONEY IN ME P1cTUREs.
PAwxuNTEYs WON.

sjx-men teams rolled a fiye-string can
dlepin match at the winthrop alleys last
evening, the purpose of which was to al
low an opportunity to size up the men
with view or organizing a five-men team
to represent the alleys, The team which
christened itself by the peculiar name of
Pawxunuey won by a, score of 2452 to 1855
Mills had high single, 1O1, and Monahan
high total, 440. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
scHLEY THE GUEST.
Military Parade Greets Him in Ala
bama Towns,

parma l OWNS
Birmingham, Ala, Nov IA big
military display was the feature of the
celebration today in honor of Admiral
Schley. The procession moved at 1890
o'clock, and consisted of the greater
part of the national guard Of Alabama
and a good share of that of Mississippi,
together with troops from other states.
Together with these troops were vet
Grams of the civil and Spanish wars and
Sons of Veterans, the Grand Army and
numerous civic organizations.
The parade headed by the admirars
party moved through the principal
streets of the city, the sidewalks of
which were packed with thousands of
people. At the fair grounds Admiral
Schley reviewed the parade and took
part in the formal opening of the fair.
After the opening of the fair, the ad-
miral's party held a reception.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
PAWXUNTEY.
PICKED TEAM.
wEsTBoRos VICTOR.

A picked team from Whites alleys was
defeated at Westboro last evening by the
Westboros in a Sve-string candlepin
match by a score of 21SO to 2076 pins. IIill
of the Worcester team was handicapped
by a bad finger. The Westboros bowled
strongly The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
MORNING STAR LODGE.

Morning Star lodge of Masons held
its annual meeting last night, and the
following were elected: Mr.. W., Charles
A. Weaver; s. w, w A. Moulton; j.
w, c. W. Delano; treasurer, Fred L..
Hutchins; secretary, Frank M. Lord
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08
FLAHERTY ARRIVES.
He Will Begin Training for His Fight
With Sweeney.

Joe Flaherty reached Worcester yes
terday in response to the summons of
George P. King, who made for him a
match with Patsy Sweeney for 20
round boxing match at New Haven
Thanksgiving day Flaherty win start
training today. He is in excellent con
dition to begin activeWtraining. He is
grateful to Mr.. King for enabling him
to have another chance at Sweeney.
He will probably train at the Eyrie.