davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-13
WlddOIlOS6l. Ml6jSki6.

" SOueAA A1o - L - ~
: Superior Ave. umarl wczora
robotnik Jarf Wysocki, skut
kiem ran, otrzymanych ME
wiadomo z jakiej okazyi, "
nocyz Z Soboty ma Niedziele
Przyprowadzi} go W Niedzielf
rano do domu jakis. nieznajo'
my czlowiek, oswfadczy} pan
|.Wysq qckiej, ze podni6s} jej me-
ia ma ulicy pijanego iodszed5
.nie powiedziawszy kim jest
gdzie mieszka. i.
+ Ma drugi dzieh zes}ab} Wy,
socki tax mocno, ze posfano
po lekarza. Ten osadzH, ze
pacyant choruje ma zapalenle
p}uc zaczaE 60 odpowiednio
leczyc. Tymczasem po smierci
okazalo sic ze nieboszczyk
mial uszkodzenia WeWnetrzne
i po1amane try zebra, Koro-
| ner .bedzie stara1 sic odkryc ta-
jemnice. ... J..
!. Oh. Ignacy Kozzlowski, kt6-
Try przez niejaki czas mia} swe
golarnie p. |. Col w. 1Stej
ulicy, =. przeprowadzi} sic do
nowego Sztoru pod No. 7o4
w. 18tej ulicy pomiedzy Ash
laud ave. iPaulina ul.
PrzesIuch swiadkow W spra-
vie policyanta Bagihskiego
So zupe}nie ukohczone. Wczo-
raj zabraf CLOS adwokat OAR
row, ktory dodany zosta} pro-.
kuratorowi do pomocy. Pan
Darrow przedstawil przysieg-
lynn Gale zajscie jake zwykle
morderstwo, pope}nione Z maj
zaimiejsza krwia, jak to zwykle
czynia policyanci. gdy i'm kto
W droge wejdzie. Przy tel spe-
sobnosci adwokat opisa} ma
sza policye, jako zwyk}ych z
bojow, lekcewazacych zycfe
ludzkie i postepujacych ze
spokojnymi obywatelami, .jes-
Il 'ci ME naleza do politykier-.
skiej klasy,. jak re zwyk}eml
psami. =. 49,
Po Darowie zaczalm6wit ad-
wakat Bagihskiego Bachorach
lecz obrone dokohczy dis do
piero. Pc MIN przemawiac be-
die drugi obrohca VIC. For.
fest i W kohcu prokurator o.
son. Wszyscy So pewni, re
Bagihski zostanie uniewinnio-
ny, .. .... IT,
= Pamietajcie ze many den
tyst6w ma wojciechowie kt6-
rzy wykonaja prace tax do
brze, jezeli ME lepiej, anizell
dentysci W mlescic.
| Jan J6zwiak p.l> o64 w. 19
Utica, ma r6gu Paulina, otwo-
r rzyE pierwszorzednag grosernie,
polacy W tel oko!icy powinni
SO popierac. .-.... .
| w Springfield, ILL.,, inkor-
porowane zostalo tow. ''Zgo-
da", grupa 327 Z. N. P. z
South Chicago, ma zadanie OBJ.
ana Szostakowskiego, Jana
Adramowicza Wojciecha Po-
s}usznego. Il. .
| Kapitan Geo, w. Streater,
RI rzekomy odkrywcai wEasciciel
/, ,dystryktu jeziora Michigan
z osta} przez sedziego :Kersten
0 oddany pod sad. >kryminalny,
pod kaucya $4,000. Jego tho
maczenie sic, ze ze zbroinym
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-13
Ia predko,

Ia predko,
Panienka ( rano po pierw-
Sym balu - do pokoj6wki)
Hanusiu! Czy ME bylo dis
jeszcze zadnego m}odego pa
ma, kt6ry chcial tatusiem P.o-
movie. -.-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-13
WlddOnlOSCi kr0j jOW 6.


Wladze sanitarne pos tan pwi-
}y, ably W 90 dni po . stat MIN
wypadku epedemii IN iest
kwarantapne W q ziel hicy
chihskiej. Poniewaz W yPade
-dzumy zaszedl ostatni 2 C zer-
wca, wiec W przysz}y m ty go
dniu chihczycy zostan a Wyz-
woleni Z niewoli. Wcz oraj je-
den z pogrzebowych CHI ms
kich zostal pobity, a W lokafu
jego wszystkie okna po otluf fzo'
ne, dla tego, ze stara} sic bez
wiedzy policyi sprowad dzie trzy
trumny. w San Franc isco "a
mieszkuje IA. 900 chino dzyk 6w,
kt6re tworza 6 wielkic h to wa
rzystw. Cztery tysiace & ych
chihczykow zyje tylko ZEBRA
niny.
Toilet, III. - w fabryce
stall illinois Steel G o.,
W poniedzia}ek rozr rocz fto Pra-
cowac po kilkotygodn nioT Tym
odpoczynku. Trzysta . sob 20
stalo zatfudnionych. Che dzaa
pogloskiLz Re wkrotce i 7nne de-
partamesy fabryki d ale4 face
do tel samej kompanii 20 sta-
na otworzone. y
Washington, D. c., -G en-.
Otis byly gl6wnodoY Yod77 77acy
wojsk amerykahskich ma | Fill
.pinach i przybyl tu VIC fzor; ;Rj z
Rochester, N. Y. po owit any
przez gen. Swan ma dwo rcu
koleiowym. Otis zlozy | US tiny
rapport prezydentowi W Bial YIN
Domu, a potem wyje chaf do
West Point celem z}ozf fnia ta-
,kiegoz raportu min lstr owl
wojny, P. Root.
Tyre, N.Y., - Pan S. gar
lola Brainard ma lat 81 ] Wy ysz-
la "a maz "a rs letnie 30 Sa-
muela Deckers- Cer onii
slubnej dopeln;l pastor hoil EN-
derskiego reformow wanf go
kosciola, Pulaski-Smith O bo-
je, mlodzi - maElonko vie So
podobno bardzo szczesllwl I
spedzaja obecnie mi od0 we
miesiace.
Indianapolis, Ind: Pew len
obIakany zbieg, zamiel za} W
czoraj ramordowat F. Alf or
da, sedziego sadu kry mir rral17
nego powiatu Marion, i Ska
rzyciela E. B. Pugh. Obfaka
ny uciekl re szpitala i r lazy wa
sic G.. w. Bennet. Ben net W
padl do izby sadowej, kr6tko
po otwarciu sadu uczy nil W.
razenie ma zebranych Pfzez
swa niedorzeczna nov 6. Sc.
dzia natychmiast skoc zyI do
telefonu, chcac zawola T Pp oil
eye gdy W tenn szaleni &c Wy.
dobylrewolwerz kieszcf ii IL Wy
mierzyl go wpfos ku
sedziemu. Afford 'pobi eg} do
swej prywatnej stancy j. | ecz
szaleniec podazyl "a min }. s. ka-
rzyciel ktorego skarga { toczy{Ea
sic pred trybuna}em sal DO
wynn, chcial uskromit 3b}a ka-
nego, lecz ten rzucii sic ma
riago. w kohcu ujeto g o i Od-
stawiono do domu obiak any en-.
Niagar Falls, Wczor+ al v ie-
czorem przybyla tn ko]eja
cent9ralna mfoda kob'et a w
naje}a pow6z ktory j2 zaw1 1ozf
ma kanadyjska strone d O la
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-13

szybko prad uni6sl ia W kr6t
ce daleko.
: WIasciwie nazwiska kobie
y, kt6ra rzucila sic do wodo'
s pad 6w jest Gertruda Roth
Jest ona z dobtej rodziny "a
mics zka}ej W Allentown Pa
Powodem rozapcz'iw krokr
b}la zawiedzona milosc.
Bp ffalo, N. Y. -"Trzynas.
to lie tni MARGIN Pietraszak, z
pm. 81 Sweet ave., pred, pa
ru dr. niami. zostaf szczeSliwym
posi- adaczem rewolweru, kt6ry
strzelalmaiemi kulkami. Wczc
raj okolo godz. 5tej 'szedf on
z innymi jakims chlopcem uli-
ca Sears spotka} 12 letniego
Jana Nadolnego Z pm. 235
Sears III. -.
- Czyzbym 90 tez zastrze.
lii? = spytal Pietraszak posta-
nowA spr6bowat. Wycelowa]
tedy do Nadolnego trafil GO
W prawe ramie. Ranka by}a
lekka ale chlopak poczaf tax
wrzeszczet, ze krzyki jego u.s.
Iysza} policyant Gray Z Sgo
rewiru, i Pietraszaka areszto-
wal.
New Orleans, La. - Pom
niedzialek i Wtorek rano
tlum panowal W Louisiana i
Missisipi. Murzyni Astew i
Russ zostalli powieszeni i spa
leni "a stacya kolejowa W Mi
ssisipi City, poniewaz podej-
rzewano ich O udzial W zamor-
dowaniu malego Krystyna
Winterstem pod Biloti. :
Seth Cob powieszony zos-
tai W West Baton Rouge, La.
"a podburzajaca move, a
czwarty murzyn -kt65ego --naz-
wiska ME MONA bylo sic do
wiedziec, zosta} zastrzelony "a
to ze staral sic obronic dru-
giego morderce. !:
Washington, D. C. Gen.
Mac Arthur nadesla1 nastepu-
jacy telegram wczoraj do mi
nisteryum wojny:
"Donosze O zabraniu do
niewoli general6w Hizon W
poblizu Mexico i Cavestany W
Alcala; Obaj So bardzo waz-
nymi dow5dcami. Ostatni jest
jednym Z szkodliwych pre-
w6dzcow gierylasow W Pan
eastman W prewincyi Luzon.
Gen. Corlin twierdzi ze po-
W wyzszy fakt jest bardzo ko-
rz ystny. Podlug' jego zdaniaa
genera}owie jacy So cd ME
dawna jehcami u Ameryka-
now, poddali. sic sami anizeli
byli ujeci przez wojsko. Jak
sic wykazuje, g}6wni dow6dz-
cy Filipihczykow rozpuszcza-
liza swe oddzialy wojska i uda-
|ja sic do Manili.
! Lincoln, Neb. WeIfug ra-
portu miejskiego assesora,
VIM. J. Brayan pfaci wieksze
podatki Cd swoich osobistych
w}asnost, NJ kttryl o;w:ek
6bywatel W Lincoln, Neb. a
nawet W calym powiecie Ian
caster. w roku ma 1889 jego
"'property'' oszacowano ma
$5, $3.50 a W tym. roku ma 81,
$50.
St. Louis, Mo. - Oiara swegc
poswiecenia dla wiedzy, padf "
zeszfym tygodniu, DR.. Jozef Bejack
Mtody ten lekarz poSwiecil sic stu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-13
WiddOIlOS6i zdQrdniCzD6

Par>z, = Miedhy znanyml tu-
tejszymi lekarzami Drm Pozzl
Devillers odbyf sic pojedy-
mex ma szpady. Powodem po-
jedynku byla k}6tnia W klub:e
podczas rozmowy O wygnanlu
Derouleda. DR.. .sPozzi zosta}
zraniony. Pojedynek odby}
sic W wielkiej taJemnicyi do
wiedziano sic O wszystkiem
post factem. Paryz nieprzy-
zwyczajony jest do takich po-
jedynk6w, gdyz zwyk} Z Mich
robit publiczne widowisko.
Pekin. - Boxerzy. zamor-
dowa1i iednego re sekretarzy
japohskiego poselstwa tn sic
INA d ljqcego. Reszta cudzo-
ziemcow jestw oblezenlu ma t.
licy zagranicznych ambasad.
Dotad ME wiadomo c>y costa
10 tam wys}ane wojsko od-
sieczne kt6re podobno miaio
opusciG Tien Tsin try dnl te-
mu. Druty telegraficzne zacia-
gniete ma po}udnie od Pekinu
.zostaly przeciete, lecz linli ro-
s;yjskiej ME uszkodzony,
Paryz. - Ma wystawie W
Vincennes znajduje sic loko-
motywa rzadowa. wykoliczo-
ma W Stanach Zjebnoczonych.
Wywoluje to wielkie niezado-
wolenie, poniewaz tutejsl ia
brykanci lokomotyw powla-
daja, ze Rad szkodzi i'm ma O.
pinii, wystawajac publiczn'e
wyrob ko'nkurent6w Ame-
ryki.
Londyn. - 9 kilka mil cd
Pekinu, chihczycy kopia waly
isypia szance, ably stawit O.
p6r miedzynarodowej stray,
zblizajacej sic do stolicy. G]6-
wni przedstawiciele partyi, do
reform dazacej, rePrezcntuja-
cy pietnascie Z osmnastu pro-
wincyj, zebrali sic W Shang-
hal. Uchwalili oni wniesc po-
DAME do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, do Anglii i do Japonii
o wyzwolenie mEodego cesa-
RIA z wiezienia i przywrocenie
mu korony. Spodziewajq sic
tel ze te try mocarstwa ME
dopuszcza do rozbioru Chin.
Rad rosyjski. wysy}a co raz
wiecei statk6w wojennych do
w6d chihskich.
Londyn. - General Butler
stoczy} pod Almond Mex zwy-
ciezka bitwe I przewazaJaceml
si}ami Boer6w, kt6rzy mlell
armaty. Wojsko angielskie
spectacle nieprzyjaciela re sta
nowisk bagnetami: O losie
bitwy zadecydowa}a artylerya
1Otej brygady.
Nastepna depesza powlada,
ze Boerzy opuszczaja Laings
Mex i Majube. General Clery
zajmuje tie miejsca.
Manila. - General Grant,
dowodzacy posi}kami / maja-
cy armaty, wzia} szturmem
twierdze powstahcow ma w
sch6d od Samiguet. Powstah-
cy rozproszyli sic, a Amery-
kanie scigajq ich. General
Grant ME poni6sl zadnych
STRAIT.
Petersburg. - Wojna mig
dzy Japoniq a Rosya moze
wybuchnat kazdej chwili. ia,
ponia wcale ME kryje sic z
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-13

o' >HiJ NiND Aaii
'giewicza 9tej wardy.: odbedzi
swe roczne posiedzenie W ME
; dziele dnia 1870 Czerwca r
b. O godzinie 7mej wieczor, v
dolnej sail Pulaskiego 500 S
Ashland ave.. wszyscy oby
watele kt6rzy jeszcze ME ma
leza do zadnego klub bu, a ma
ia chet przystapit, g dzie kaz'
dy ma rowne prawo, So pro,
szeni o przybycie.
Bardzo wazne sprawy w
zgledem nadchodzqcych wy
borach beda p rzedstowione.
Z szacunkiem
Komitet.
Druga wielka wycieczke
pik-nik, 'urzadza Pu}askiego
Klub Zabaw, w Santa Fe
Parku, Teidetville, Ills, ma
:, kolei Atchison Topeka &
SAINT a Fe, W Niedziele dnia
1go Lipca 1900.
Pociqgi- odchodza przy 26tej
Ii Western Av., o godz. Sci /
gel rano, 10 godz. lei po poi.
i. zatrzymuja przy WhiPple ul.
]Cena biletu SO centow.
w razie: niepogody Pik-Nik
bedzie od}ozony.
Kluby Polsko : Demokra-
tyczne Jana III Sobieskiego i
Kolumbia 10tej Wardy, odbe-
da bardzo wazne posiedzenie
W hall OBJ. F. Skarpihskiego,
p..l. 1888 w. 29ga utica, r6g
Albany Ave., W Niedziele d.
17go Czerwca r, b. o godz. 7.
wiecz6r. .Wszy yscy obywatele,
dbajace o dob TO polak6w po-
powinni sic stawit ma to ze-
branie, i wsp6lnie sic porozu-
miet O nadchodzacych wybo-
rach. Wiec do dzi}a bracia.
Komisyi s}uzby cywilnej o.
glasza, ze dobeda sic egzamina
kandydat6w ma klerk6w pocz-
towych. ..
Aplikanci musza wykazat
Iznajomosc bieg}ego czytania,
rahnunk6w, pisania listow, ko.
piowania, geograhi Stan6w
|Zjednoczonych i odczytywania
adres6w.. Kandydat ME moze
mice mniej, niz 18 lat wieku i
musi posiadat swiadectwo le-
karskie IL jest zdr6w;
Aplekacye nalezy podda6
najpozniej 3 Lipca. Do egza-
m;nu moze bye. przy puszczo-
ny kazdy obywatel Stan6w
Zjednoczony6h, posiadajacy
odpowiednie warunki. 0 wa
runkach tych MONA sic do
wiedziec i otrzymac rowno-
czesnie blankiety aplikacyjne
forma 1917 cd sekretarza wy
dziaIu egzaminacyjnego, W o.
6sie pocztowym. Nazwiskas Sc
kretarza lest Peter Newton.
7 Pan VIM: j.. Bryan, kt6ry
przybyf wczoraj do Chicago
/ zamieszkal W hotelu Sher-
man House, przyjmowa} wczo-
raj rome polityczne "wielkos-
ci" u roznych miejscowosci
Stan6w Zjedn oczonych. w
po}udniu urzadzili mu przyja-
ciele- "Snabanie widelcowe''
przy ktorem obecni byli
James przewodniczacy komi-
tetu narodow ego, Johnson,
mayor Harris on Robert
Burke. e.. Oma awiono rome
punkty platform ~, dyskutowa-
no mad kampania podobno
The copper era., 1900-04-12

for conviction and one for acquittal he asked the name of the man who hung the jury. The judge pointed him out to the marshal and requested that he be discharged and hereafter not allowed to serve as a United States juror.
 The jury, at the second trial, found Brown guilty and he was given a 12 years sentence. The Owens brothers, who turned states evidence, got four years each.
The copper era., 1900-04-12

and l, Mammoth Nos 1,2 and 3, and Lone Pine placers, in Greenlee dis trict.
 Wm. A. Moody, probate judge, to Josefa Mancera, lot IA, block ', West Clifton.
 lett and wife, release of mortgage on lot B San Francisco.
 Julius Leszynsky to Essparanza Gold Miring Co.,, deed to Penodler and Els !'erazo, in Copper Mountain district.
 Julius Leszynsky to Arizona United Copper Co.,, deed to La Junta, Mexi- cana and Henrietta, in Copper Noun tain histrict.
 Isaac N. Stevens to Juliuz Leszyn- sky, deed to Mexicana and Henrietta in Copper Mountain district.
 Isaac N. Stevens files proof of labor on Henrietta and Mexicana in Copper Mountain district.
 Ernest Frye locates Last Chance Nos. l, ?, 3, 4, and 6, in Greenlee dis trict.
 Wm. A. Moody, probate judge, to James Adam Smith, deed to lot 9, blk. 8, West Clifton.
 I. N. Stevens ct al. locates East Lynn, West Lynn, Risa and Paisano, in Greenlee district.
 Romulo Chavez locates and files proof of labor on Alianza in Greenlee district.
The copper era., 1900-04-12
Documents Filed for Record.

Following is list of documents filed for record at the county seat from eastern Graham county for the week ending October B, 1900:
 w. A. Hamilton appoints John C.. Gatti deputy constable.
 w A.IMoody, probate judge to Benj. de la O, deed to lot 21, block ', West Clifton.
 w. A. Moody, probate judge to Juan B. de Ia O, deed to lot 3, block 4, West Clifton.
 Neil Munro locates Coming Event, Overlooked, Dom Paul and Expecta- tion, in Copper Mountain district.
 Christopher E. Hilts ct al. file arti- cles of incorporation of Homestake Mining company, capital $5OO,O ,OOO. St. Louis and Clifton.
 John Stuart to Neil Munro, deed to 5 of lot ,, San Francisco.
 Neil Munro to Soon Yum and Sen Sing, release of mortgage on build ings in Clifton.
 Ernest Frye to Charles X. Wright, deed to of Reliance and Montana in Greenlee district
 George Cuff, probate judge, to Re card Norte, deed to lot 2S, San Fran cisco.
 Gerge Cuff, probate judge to Juan Cillios, deed to lot 27, San Francisco.
 w. A. Moody, probate judge, to Neil Munro, deed to lots 52 and 65, San Francisco.
 Wm. A. Moody, probate judge, to Francisco Norte, certificate of appli- cation for deed to unsurveyed lot in San Francisco.
 D. M. Potter and wife to c. E. Hits, deed to National Gold Nugget, Orien- tai, Toughnut and Potter, and Mexi- can placer in Greenlee district.
 D. NJ. Potter and wife to c. E. Hilts, 1 deed to Cottonwood. Lone. Pine Nos.
The copper era., 1900-04-12
Details of the Fairbapk Hold Up.

The voluntary confession made by Owings in the railroad hold-up case, tried at Tucson last week, is proba- ply a correct statement of events leading up to the actual crime.
 Owings detailed carefully the move ments of the men from the time they gathered together in the house of Brown, at Pearce, until the hOld-up. On the day before the plan was put into oTeratic tEe men went to Browns house, in Pearce. From there they rode over to the Dragoon noun tains and camped for the night. There about the camp fire the band was or ganized with Bravo Juan as captain. Gathered in the recess of a canyon, with the fiCkering campfire throwing weird, distort ed shadows all about, with the silent, watchful stars above for witnesses, these desperate men swore a most solemn oath to kill the first man who showed fear when the crisis came. They were dangerous men embarked upon an enterprise whose penalty in case of failure and capture was death, and no precaution possible was neglected. Having com pleted their arrangements they laid down to sleep.
 On the morning of the fifteenth they rolled their blankets and prepar- ed to start. At first they were going as body but Bravo Juan objected that such a move would create suspi- cion and that it would be best for the party to divide and go to a rendezvous separately or in pairs.
 nsparty divided, the two Ow-
 -s1Aoing together. Three
 md Brown, but Bravo
 bus divided the band
 the meeting place
 lope which drops to
 river valley. They
 river bottom a few
 fairbanks and waited for
 d the coming train. en night fell the party went to Ikne depot and attacked the train. There was an unusual scene in the !
The copper era., 1900-04-12

There was an unusual scene in the United States district court at Tucson last week when Judge Davis called in the jury in the case of Brown, on trial for the Fairbank train robbery. The jury Ssd been out fifty hours. The .i,ssss I'd how they stood and when med that it was eleven
The copper era., 1900-04-12

Yesterday J. J. Kelly, foreman of the railroad gang, while lying asleep in front of Harry Wright's saloon, had the i'll luck to have his revolver slip out of his pocket and strike the side walk and discharge one of the loads MT. Kelly's luck turned to good again, as instead of the shot striking fatal spot it entered under the right shouf- der blade, pierced the upper lobe of the right lung and emerged from the right arm above the elbow. MT. Kel- ly has more than even chances for re- covery.
 Mrs. Samuel Sidebotham died at her home at 613 North Campbell street about midnight Saturday night. She was sufferer from lung trouble and the immediate cause of her death was hemorrhage. Her husband is boil ermaker and has worked for the G. H. and E.sP. & N. E., but for the past several weeks he has not done any work on account of his wife needing his attention. The funeral of Mrs. SidebOtham was conducted at the
The copper era., 1900-04-12

lOing together. Three md Brown, but Bravo nus divided the band p the meeting place Hope which drops to
 river valley. They
 river bottom a few
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-28

time OF 2:O7A with Ambulator second and
Art Alec third.
Dumont w. was unruly when the word
was given I'm the third heat. but his driver
nodded for the word and they were sent
away. He began to step as the half-mile
post was passed. but the drive to the
stretch killed his chances, and Ambula-
tor lost to Art Alec In whip finish. The
favoritc was third.
The fourth heat was a repetition OF the
third, with Art Alec, Ambulator and Du-
mont w. finishing In the order named.
The NTH heat went to Ambulator In q
grand-stand finish. Art Alec and Ambu-
lator went 10 the three-quarters as a
team. At the stretch Dumont W.moved up
into third place. but could do no better at
the finish, and Ambulator got the heat.
The sixth heat was conclued as dark
ness was settling over the grounds. All
but heat winners were drawn, leaving
Ambulator. Art Alec and the favoritc TO
fight II out. AT the half, Art Alec had
lost by a break, and Dumont w. was
crawling up. Swinging into the home
stretch Ernest began 10 drive and at 30
yards from the finish was even up. Du-
mont w. landed the heat and race.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-28
The 2:11 Pacing Race.

Seven horses came TO the wire for the
word In the 2ll pace. On the strength
OF the showing made at Readville last
week, Dumont W. was made favorite.
and proved true to the trust imposed in
him by winning the first two and the
sixth heats.
At the word. Happy Jim had the inside
berth with Art Alec we'll up. Happy Jim
soon relinquished the pole to Art Alec.
and Mayzctte moved UP to second.
The half found them punched I'm prac-
tically the same positions, and then Err
nest, with Dumont ". began to gain.
Coming into the stretch IL was any
body's heat. Dumont w. swung on the
outside. ard then began battle royal to
the finish. with Dumont w. the winner
by head, Art Alec second, and Mayzette
third
The next heat went to the favorite, who
was never headed. The quarter was
reeled off in :3l,while the half was over In
1:02%, the fastest time OF the race.
The horses swung into the stretch with
Dumont stepping easily, and he was new
er headed, winning the heat in the fast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-28
LIVELY BOUTS
Promised at the Exhibition Under
the Auspices Of The Paw
tucket Athletic Club.

One OF the liveliest and most interesting
athletic exhibitions given in this state
in long time will be that under The
auspices of the Pawtucket Athletic club
IN the Fawtucket Opera House tomorrcw
evening.
The card is one that should appeal to
every lover of the manly art. There IS
10 be a match between George Dyers OF
Boston and Bill Hanrahan Of Brooklyn.
who are scheduled to go 40 rounds.
Byers is known as an excellent colorcd
heavyweight fighter and claims the cham
pionship of America, while Hanrahan has
made a good showing In the middle
weight class in New York and elsewhere.
The men have trained well and are In fiae
condition and a red-hot battle for points
Is looked for.
The preliminary bouts will be between
Martin Riley and Chick Monahan. SIX
rounds. at the lightweight limit ant
George Woodward and Phil Boucher,
four rounds at l30 pounds. Riley ana
Monahan are we'll known among the
sporting men of this state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-28
FIRST GAME.
PROVIDENCE.

the boy, "I'n come a little closer. This
room seems so big" He carefully moved
his chair nearer the old man. 1T was
this way" he said. as he put his brown
little hand on the arm OF the old mans
easy rocker. You see all the other boys
and girls, too--that 1 know have got
relertives-uncles. may be, or aunts, or
may be just cousins. Anyway they've
got somebody to go an visit-an' to visit
them. An so, you see. j was the only
boy with no relertive at all-until found
out that 1 had you, an that wasn't so
very long ago. Then / made up my
mind that I'd just save up my money un-
I'll had enough TO bring me here Once
when / said I'd like 10 visit you mamma
shook her head and papa laughed and
said she was as proud as Lucifer.'
go on" growled the old man.
You see, I hadn't heard about YOU un-
I'll after Sister Alice died" the boy re-
sumed. .'She was just baby. you know.
That was last winter j thought may
he you'd like 10. see one OF her pictures,
am so I brought one with me. Wasn't
she the sweetest little thing? Her name
was Alice. the same as mammas. Was
mamma like that when she was baby?'
The old man took the photograph In his
thin hand and looked at 1t long and
earnestly. Then he arose and carried II
TO the window.
When he came back he placed II care
fully on the mantel above the great fire.
place.
your mother talked with you about
me-" he said. very slowly. as he looked
down at the boy. What did she say?"
Mamma was III for long time" said
the boy. AN almost every day she'd have
me come IN an SIT by the bed an we'd
talk together. An she'd tell me about
when she was little girl an how good
you was to her. There was nothing she
wanted that you didn't give her. An she
said she hadn't treated you right an
that che had been ungrateful-an' that
there was no ingratitude so black as that
OF an ungrateful child. She said that TO
me a great many times. An she said you
was both too proud. an that she hadn I
been mindful OF your feelings. You didn't
want her TO marry papa. you know, an
she said they should have waited little
until your heart had softened. An she