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Morris tribune., 1900-03-10
As Seen by Others.

Lewis Carroll author of "A1ice in
Wonderland" told with keen relish OF
q rebuff given him by little girl who
knew him only as a learned mathe-
matician.
'Have you ever read Through the
Looking Glass?' he asked her, expect
ing an outburst of delight.
"Oh, dear, yes!" she replied. 'Tt is
even more stupid than Alice in Wond-
erland! Don't you think SOP"
Wordsworth could not conceal his
chargrin when he heard that his neigh
bors, the farmers, described him as "a
daft, idle body who went moaning
about the hills and had not wit enough
to raise field of oats"
The following anecdote of Henry
Clay was told by one of his personal
9rin1a5a.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

Nervfne puts the mind in just that
condition. 1t is a brain and nerve
food and tonic whose important ele,
ments, acting upon the body and mind
with equal force, possesses remarkable
efficiency in nervous disorders.
Il had been troubled with dyspepsia, for
nearly thirty years and two years ago I was
taken with a nervous trouble which caused me
much distress. could not eat nor sleep, was
losing strength and flesh and was melancholy
and very unhappy. Ienployed the best ply
sicians who said the trouble was with my
nerves, but they were unable to do me any
good. | tried several adv~1tised medicines
and at last began taking DR.. Miles Nervine
By the time the first bottle was half gone
could sleep some, could eat little and the
world seemed to get right side up again.
kept right on taking the Nervine and when
had used fifteen bottles my stomach trouble
was gone, and felt well and strong. l feel
very grateful for the GOOD T hove rerai,. cd
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10
First Mar 1C-Last Mar II.
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
COUNTY OF STEVENS, SIS.
VILLAGE OF NORRIS, \

T SJt \ ~, or Or, 9 lrents ss'
Notice is hereby given, That applica
tons have been made in writing tG
the common council of said Village oi
Morris and filed in my office, prayio :
for license to sell iutnXiC Iting liquors
for the term commencing on Aprii
lst, 1900, and terminating on March
3lst, 1901, by the following persons, and
at the following places as stated in said
applications respectively, to-wit:
William WunSch at his saloon building
situate on Lot No. Nine (9)of Block No.
Three 81.
Max Trantow, at the saloon building
situate, on Lot No. Zen I1Ol of Block No.
James J. McCanney, at the saloon build
ing situate on Lot No. Fifteen Isl of Block
No. Two ri.
situate on Lot No Eleven Ill of Block No.
Two ri.
Andrew o. Sundby, at the saloon build
Ali in said Village of Morris, Stevens
County Minnesota
Said applications will be heard and
determined by said common council
of the Village of Morris at the council
room in the armory in said Village of
Morris in Stevens county and State of
Minnesota, on Saturday the oath day of
March A. d. 1900, at 5 O'clock p. M, of that
dav.
Witness my hand and seal of the
Village of Morris this 5th day of March
w. F. COOLEY,
Village Recorder.
SEAL
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

from Dr.. Miles Nervine and woaald be glad &
1 could induce some other poor suffer to give
it trial" MRS JENNIE CoE,
Warren, Ohio
81 was very nervous and restless and weak
and through the advice of friend bought
bottle of DR.. Miles Nervine, which cured me
entirely. Seeing how much benefit received
from the medicine, my husband, who suffered
from nervous dyspepsia and indigestion in a
very severe form, thought he would give it a
trial. He was very weak and nervous and
was able to sleep but little. After using three
bottles of the Nervine he could eat well and
sleep weA. My husband is very happy to
think he has recovered from that terrible dis
ease which had made his life miserable for
over three years and he says he will always
speak good word for DR.. Miles Nervine."
MRS. ETHEL DANIELS, Upland, Ind.
DR.. Miles Nervine is sold at all drug stores
on a positive guarantee. Write for Tres
advice and bookletto
5np My ,9G MEDICAL. Co. Elkhart, Ind
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

c. A. SNOW & Co., Patent Lawyers, op
pOsite the United States Patent Office
Washington, D. c., who have actual
clients in every city and town of the
United States and Canada, report that
never before in their % years practice has
the work of the Office been so we'll up to
date. They claim that patents can now
be procured in less than half the time
formerly required
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10
Agents Wanted.

To sell the Marsh Reading Standiny aud
Revolving Book Case. Best Office or Lii
brary article ever patented, and sells
Everywhere on Sight, at a good profit.
Why stand idle with such chance to
make money? Ask the publisher of this
paper to show you sample of this stand, or
write us for full particulars at once.
MARSH MFG, CO.
No. $40 West Like ST., Chicrgo.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

VXTANTED-Honest man or woman to
w travel for large house; salary 800
monthly and expenses, with increase;
position permanent; inclose self7addres-
sed stamped envelope. MANAGER, $50
Caxton bldg, Chicago. 2tl6
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

night has barely begun IN London or
Paris. Here are German habits.
The more one travels, the more, of
course, he Observes of these national
peculiarities. He finds them existing
not merely in such outward matters az
those just indicated, but in every de-
partmsRt Of life. SO numerous, so
deeply rooted, SO widely prevailing are
thSse peouliaritieS as to stamp inef-
Gaceably the national character.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

If an air-ship isn't Eighty the in
ventor of it is very apt to be.
The best place for practical Jokes
and boils is on others.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

VX7ANTED-Reliable man for manager
w of Branch Office L wish to open in
this vicinity. Good opening for an ener-
eetic sober man. Kindly mention this
paper when writing.
A. T. Morris. Cincinnati, 0.
Illustrated catalogue cts. postage.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10
TIT for Tae.

70, don't guess. You Americans al
ways guess, you know"
mo. I don't know. You English
always know, don't you know. Chi
cago Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

II Want 70 get Ting lot Iauy,
said the customer.
"Sweetheart or wife," asked tee
clerk.
Both" replied the customer.
Say! Now I'm all at sea-" said the
clerk eff it was for sweetheart, I'd
show you something handsome in 1his
case; if for a wife, I'd send you fur
Their down the aisle for something -ess
expensive. But when man cemoi1es
the two. Say, you'd better look over
the entire stock. It's against al re
cedent and I'm not competent to give
YOU any advice "-Chicago Post.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

Taken this month keeps you we'll
all summer. Greatest spring tonic
known. Rocky Mountain Tea, made
by Madison Medicine Co. Soc.
Hulburd & johnson.
He plays we'll that wins" Hoods
Sarsparilla wins the victory over dis
ease because it possesses genuine Gu
rative power.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

1t isn't necessary for a woman to be
an artist in order to dEaw attention.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA.
In the matter of Patrick F. Church,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of Patrick F. Church.
of the City of Norris, County of
Stevens and District aforesaid, a
Bankrt pit: ....
No ice is hereby given, that on the 2Sth
day, of February,A. ID. 90, the said Patrick
F. Church was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held at Room s.
Federal Building, in the City of Mime
polls, State of Minnesota, on the
.4th day of March, 1900,
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove. their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated March LIST, 1900.
O. c. MERRIMAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Morris tribune., 1900-03-10
COLUM n

WANrED.-Good girl for general
housework. G. II. Stinsou, Arthur,
Nd.
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Spencer a yearly retainer Of sie,cc". and his
outside mounts will bring has as=Ieta'" an
nudl earnings mp 10 S-5.G-L tuil br"th'cs
10 good race noises D. NOT always paE out
well. and not more than one member ~
any one particular family has eyer arhi-v"
fame - race rid"!. but that Is not going
70 prevent us from trNf'S 10 MAKE a goo!
JOCKEY out Of Leslie Spencer.
MIR. Schneider had Younger brother
of John BGllmau'A las; winter. bat he never
showed any indication Of Following Ia his
brotheTs footsteps. and had 10 be turn u
down. The master Of Woodlands also had
the same luck with younger brother 81
FEanki. Jordan some years ago. NOjwith-
standing his poor success IN these two II
stance. however he has ordered VS. To civ.
Spcncers brother a thorough Srial before
passing Judgment to whether or not ne
VIII make good in the saddle
Peterson and Larson are bright, active
boys. bat Golden, although quite as intel
ligoEt as either OF the other two. Is not rs
active. These boys are all getting a thor
oush insight Of the race-korss businc =.
This Will assure them OF a chance to make
good living, even II they should fail to
develop into race riders OF great ability.
Nearly all orr Jockeys become trainers after
their riding days are over Felix Carr, for
Instance. is now one OF Nr. Schneider
most valuable trainers. while Jimmy Nc
i.auchiin, Tom Eiiey. A!ev- CoNinSton. John
+. SChcrr. Billy nonchue ana other old
time riders Jrr now training for them
seIve1'
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kiMElE WILL. RACE NEGRO TAYLOR
Louisville Flyer the onr~ C,cfi-t in
Am,cricn EcnriesS OF th.. Niacs.

In the season # 1sgS there were ;hon-
sands Of cycle racing enthusiasts in Amer
ica. each and every one of whom would
have gone miles 10 see match race -
tween Ma jor Taylor and owen mbie the
only pair 81 uedoltrS y ho have been cpE-
s""r grs alter rivals Than Eaid and
Go, Der.
Now that the game is dead aud compare
tEelN lew pc Die take any notice ct e, Gle,
racing. n match his been arranged 'c-
tween the negro idrT and the ioui vile
s.ar. Vt the National ma mptoush.ps ian
AT indianapolis in lSS kimb., beat 7 Slcr
IN one OF the greatest races OF tne var
TWO days ago Ee Yep atet! tn trick on
the some track. and peope Wou'!e' how he
does II. as the Major is conced. 10 b. I! =
fastest man in America He beats every
one hut kimblr. and every one else PUTS II
on the Louisville IN n. To decide the re-
suting controversy. and Incidentally 10 re
H. ye very stra ned relations. the pair OF
speed merchants jumped at an offer for a
match in Buffalo on August ,. mile heats,
best two III three.
BE il said 10 Kimble's credit that he Is
the only man In America to-day who Is
willing to take on the dusky marvel
The race will be ridden in the French
styIe. no pace, aud shoyld result in ole OF
the best contests ever seen on any track.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

There Is no lor,rr any question If the
fact that -Er impulse nf suicide j. ny 10
means confined 10 human beings. Many
Of the lower animals deliberately destroy
themselves under certain condition. '!ch
for example a imp~.Sor -ut which seems
TO give them an ahhurrcUcr 81 living. !; i
impossible "a keep e. fur seal alive in con
fin meut. because IL viii Invariably starve
itself To death. refusing food. Rather odd
il = that -uc! should h. the ease mas
much Is the hair seat Is so remarkably
master and quick 10 learn tricks. Dogs
have been known To refuse food and SiarVa
10 death AT their masters graves but
grief rather than an intent on .: Scif-de-
structi"n may he accountable in such in
The crab has way Of amputating its
one Of tENrD away if i; happens IA be- in
Iurei slightly. This standardization Of Gha
crab IS not accomplished by d-tachirg the
limb at a joint. as On" would - orally
suppose but the fracture Is made In the
length Of the upper arm. at a point whore
IL is small saws the SATURDAY. Evening
Post. Examination Of the member will
show that nature has provided for such
ampUtation II, a very curious way: a little
a stick Of carnv 90 break IL. IS distinctly
Observable at the point mentioned. When
Mr.. Crab wants TO get rid Of claw he
throws tn. arm backward with q jerk, and
! fox viii grlw of his own lee ( it is
caught in i trap. and = WOLF viii do the
which is = ally q lizard. viii drop its tai!
aid leave IL sluirrliaS i'm he grass. while
the reptile itself socks safety hy crawling
OF unOh<cryrL The praying mautiS' -
addicted to Tie practice Of chewing ~ lis
own toes while It Is almost impossible To
sec,ir, = perfect Rartitist.S serri.lu.ia he
cause the creature. when Il find Itself
held bites OFF its from: legs instantly. y
sCarabacu< beetle native To Florida. when
NEST mediatcly-apparen'ly Of nervous
excitement.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
We ought To develop race rider or two
from that bunch OF boys" said Walter
Vivell. the new superin'en OF Barney
Schreibers Woodlands Stock Farm. refer
ing TO the group illustrated in connection
with this article. We secured three OF these
boys from = local orphan asylum a year
ago. namely: Peterson. Golden and Larson.
Spencer is a younger brother of Henry
Spencer, who rides tor !. r. & +. p. Keue.
Mr.. Schneider picked this boy up at San
Francisco last spring. Graham was raised
near the farm. He wants TO be trainer.
Peterson, Golden and Larson are bound
over to Mr.. Schneider until they reach the
age of is. when they become their own
masters. While here they are fed. clothed
and educated. After serving their appreIf-
;iceship, Mr.. Schneider will start each of
them out in life with two complete suits
of clothes and 500 in cash.
THE boys well taken care of. having
ali the comforts of home. Mr.. Schreiber's
two sisters take personal interest in the
boys. and do everything in their power for
them. With this sort OF aiming have
every reason 10 believe that they will de-
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SPORT rpoN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Western Rowing Club Manages 10
Nmkc Nnttcrs IiNcIx ON Inc river.

Every member of the six rowing clubs
along tl'" river front Is ROW taking ont
The results -: tine National RrSatta. which
| took place on III. Harlem River. New York.
Thursday. Friday and Slt.rIay the sum
| masi"s Of which Wi! be found In another
C.iunu.
! Nrnouch pot one Of -, local clubs had
~ entry. 'ha interest," "es stronger than
S,at TO PARIS 10y tn National Association
Co show the for .hpr-" :rat HEY are the
great = tsgt ever ldprcE.d when i, comes
NJ, q uga ~ rr.u VAS sat 60 the bi;
I--stta. INT that does G"f signify ,H-t rh-
locals arr Idle. !. p u-tte. Gs foc' az
are :r"-ninG ~" beavers for tie iuH'-l..E
- %" S4u'hw stern Rowing A-soc.9t!o.'.
er'Vt AUGUST. owing I" the opening ~ u
r. IS S-tcet-caT liz" .i-l' To- tho lake. o1rS-
H. aye pTsi!c;irs srsa' ih.-rs foI th.''r
".tu" f:on row "n. tn" 1UmreT ard class
%: IL races to b. given have not -ct hc i
cired UIcu. bus certain It j. mat the
>..tor ard iuniCr SiV-u.-ai barge events
w'i e an tn" rro:ra OH. - AL sire clubs
c.a III - have .Tarkeriaci. teams .o- tAsSn
q, tests. m" "',.,s Sp"Ss-' u Win favor
u.f.h fnaf IA 'l--' r'fj g.; h'; ;i'tf -"
- T. may seem tae si-"!-s aye gwen the
rn-h'. fe.- ci-.Ar ,riifg IN favc- - rE- 'e.-
To- - IS I'D tic Westerns ray..- gone
=" ft- p % taboo asr'r1nts Tor lone
stf~ honor from the.t list Tn" back 90
!ui,1e@t IN contests FOR si;.r,e~ j. hand Js
~,''rc!ty ~ ri@'j-c!Is. tal,It--of Fred EOy-
?. .S ra.i'.f. for Instance.
TIE latest addition Ia me rgnks ~ the
"'- =t--u T. A-iHT- : r-D-uT. = very ius,r
yrurc man Who . 81 G3-tc "a D. battalion
tHr.r yeHfS aro as i.Cg,'iSt. N.tiUI &. p
N".ru one addition. not .riy :r- - vel
hTr-T nli-f'- - IN ..'-rr;!ur r-,!r:a lIJ
"a. MS good fe.l"r II IL - we'll
In. W ';cGr Rowing Ciu.i ssld lawn
ra;;N - L"n- IrrE last evening 81; tlH
-0trrtainmsr, a. rs n. NIB. r. and 'Grir
many '~',rts. Everything an 10 the ..i',.:'s
ir"t" ard ever. man and woman 81 the
iars" crowd IN ATTENDING. pronounced Il
~ rS':' al tii' season IN rt.N.ll circles.
IN TIE Westerns give ~ sgfnr-s:ir -r..t
t."y -r"'-, - tiG spread aGI pa mistake.
Trey hay, Irrai Nor s'l 81, t1-I- .I-- H5s
yea. the next If which at re, ny excursion
ard IsicuiC al W4T. .lgu IIf az Iuu5rSf =
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encounter may be brought about before
September l.

September /
Nearly week has elapsed since Terry
MCGOVcrg whipped Frank t.rue. The iui-
faiouians wounds axe Ge3ilIlE. his "ri'-' ;
40 longer i''l As sore dS thry -. u. !.
getting over the effects at his drUhhii E,dnd
hc nov t,gIuS t. banker for Il chance I"
get hunk week ago he could not So
how MCGoNtrn had IN. ghost OF a 'hilite
with him. His vision is now cleared N"A
h thinks McGuy,rn l. Il great nEhtcr
Gin The words OF the old Atheuiau titu"Iti.
"rJ.i ! 'Jl nm, i"r ne '"i,iN'i rec! ~.
but he Is OF Ehe opinion that he l. Terry -
master at l5S pounds. and IN v:G-r 10
demonstrate that he really - believes. r.
has posted . one; thousand dollar fOrit 10
with Jim CoIhr;t tor Iu0,h"- match. Ills
time 20 l.. for the light-woir!;t Vna.a2ioiI-
ship ami, presumably. for tWrn. E-tNr
rounds.
rher, is one specification Of Eruc's which
may Interfere seriously with tie king al
a match. ami that Il guat H. asks Tor
eight weeks time to get ready. The nor
ton lIw viii expire before that time. ana
just where place caa b. found this Silc
OF Nevada whcr- i twenty -nvr-ruund con-
test can be pulled ~ and a big gate Sc
cured il is difficult to name.
IL Erne wishes Ia have the public think
that he really believes that he is McG@v-
ems master at any weight. he VIII ChiHSe
the terms Of his challenge. He certainly
ought To he able to get over the en- CTS al
ms defeat 10y MrC.oXrrn ard ready for an
other go with him Inside Of six weeks. BE-
fo!e the Horton law PASSES out.
| doubt. however. Il anything viii come
.uI OF inns tN.tt4Hsl-t. ~ LOOKS ilolt ~ tti'
Xix" a uOU!tice or Silve Ia the BuitdlnilI-
ans vanity. If ke and MciiUvc:n Were
matched az IN | do rot think their CON
test would draw half as much money us
orr. between MrtisVy-n and Jack a. Bri"n
would attract q iIfl'u is willing to make
rs pounuS To accommodate NcGnv'rn. but
SO FAR Terry has shown no indication "r
Willingness Ia TAX" him up. NJ awhile
I'm Kennedy Is ~roklrG TO bring about
m tCG tween NctirNrTu and Joe Bern
St.iu. 'rh- gril al tee fOwory." who once
CtgF! T. ~ rDiln IS. Nc
- yy-u has itu;- we'd v'.y much since that
time. while think Bernstein i r"tIos,ai-
iEg. sun match between them would be
very Interesting.
MCfioy"ru hrs invested most of the prof
lis 81 hts 'c."Ht fciIt n the garden IN d
lot 81 ground ou Ocean avenue. about d
mile haak ~ Su,ershrad Bay. 1t - a b. au-
V'Tl ri'cv II ground. adjoining loaist1na'S
lot. 7rI X spring Terry will build
turGSoUN villa 90 ". tn property * i'm
PROVING very ra;i Ily in value ard five wears
from now will %" worth from - To- - yer
cent more tan il is to-day Master Me
Govern Is N.TV wise yrJuc guy.
J. r. tNA'DNb MCCORMICK.
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As 4 young woman Queen Victoria con-
staGtIy attended DseSidn chriSteuings and
weddings a. Wei - funerals. hut ROW she
contents herself with sending Tor he hum
bic friends to III" castle. 81 r. Spgakug 70
them from her carriage. The cgC-I never
goes up To Bflmorl without Iak.HE with
hor cases full Of small presents THIS year
these sifrs We're for the most part ru--
chased III Dublin Til. devotion ~ thu queen
- hFr highland home IS Significantly shown
30 lmOral-nCtailv. anv accident n. may
happen - one OF her tenants l. Immediate
" told TO tine Queen wherever She MAY be
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We CURE VAR|C0CELE D; Da 1:vE

al,Cce I mans mostpr dsease I
larcaI andb he a o
ear;hu : a
of
hereHa &c.
the
poisoned blood is
so
weaker a
self
of a
of and
ssy It
ANDY
Electro he ii S
tive. Va
QUIT
rrrnho trm $ an
aGvau to he
: ! The D
candle
ten W. hay red over o he nostco
to htyea no
Is family
d-.adH
most 81
antccd to
clair TO l n
y.lh aisd pnvac q mel
Who
a:iIy to curey
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va1ieoce!a in Days,
Structure and elect in 10 to 20 Days,
Contagious Blood Poison in 80 to 30 Days,
and Eervo.SexuaI Debility in 30 to 30 Days
VlRICOCElE Can
BE CURED!


cured? To
man TO atcsr
uaio the who
only hope OF
q invsorators
and viii
late sien c,ream a
a
o mem
practice Speciality The great
scattered
ov6 the entire Of
healthy an h man. with
OF
rnent
pure rea
may
vii be
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ERNE ERRED WHEN HE
MIXED 1T WITH TERRY.
Should Have Fought Shy of the smuggling Brook
Ignite in the Early Rounds-Paoe Killed
the Buffalo Lad - Bad Match
Brought On by jealousy.

mirht have been. Some people think that
If Erne was to laV. another chance al NJ
Govern in a twenty-five round contest at
i3S pounds he might outpoint the Brooklyn
wonder. 1 hardly think he would, Were
hey TO meet again, even under catch
weight. Mctiovern gave Erne such asrim-
ming he will never forget. and no mat
ter what the conditions may be don I
think that Eruc would ever face him again
with uPe-half the confidence lie exhibited
when they began the frs, round Monday
night He will ALWAYS remember thos" ter
ribie body punches and jaw wa!ippS h" got.
ard SO remembering he VIII never BE- as
Vigorous as clever or as confident again
as he was That, | think, is as true as
Preaching. Consequently. / believe that
Terry is his master. now ami hereafter.
whether in a one-rouud contes, or in a fight
10 q finish.
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He will always help you in time Of ueed.
II is the same with Chamberlains Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. II is an
old and tried friend in many thousands o.
families. and like Ct"er old friends can al
ways be depended upon In time o. need
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Petoskey. wcauctonsing. Nacl..rayv

and other Northern Michigan resorts. PES;
route is via N.ndalia Pennsylvania l:Lcs.
Through sic--er leaves st. Louis l ,. M.
daily: dining cars.
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This fight has moral Beware Of leil-
ousy. Ere w!s jealous Of tn praise Nc
Govern received. and uUF Of this Jealousy
came the statement which brought about
the match that ne could get down T. i-s
pounds and sop MC;iorcrn in ten roUn Is
The result proves how mistaken he was
and how foolish \. was in making it
From thr monetary point Of view he
match was 4 great one. There were fully
zee persons In the garden. ana think
the monetary receipts aggregated fully SD :
CO., The fighters got half tails sum. ana
/ an strongly Of III" opinion. no ma ~
what Is said to the contrary, that thsy split
their share Of the money, "eV"n : pho
between them. Each Of the fighters viii
net about $500 apiece as his Sha-e - the
admission money.
McCiov, r., $50 wins quite a handsome sum
in side bets. by the way. il was not 3
heavy a betting fr-ht as ] anticipated This
was due to the ,vercoUfidsnca Of Nc'i "
and they were so certain that Terry would
win that in many cases they het t. on
his receiving the decision. This rorfia nc
daZsi Erne's partiS3nS ami kent great
many of them from betting as hea Willy as
they would have done had the odfs not
b. en- so great.
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GUS Rubin and Fitzsimmnns have agreed
to fight at the Garden on the 10Th Of An
gust. ana later on will have my say about
their oh 4nccs.
Peter Maher and Joe Choyrski are also 20
meet In August before the Broadway Arh-
le,ic club. When they fought before
Choynski had all the best Of n until the
last round. when In 2 III Of confidence he
took a chance with Nahcr, and that chance
landed him limp and inSenSible for the time
being or the floor. Since then | think
Choynski has gone hack a good deal Il
whether MaEer has or not remains to be
seen.
! think that 2 contest between Maher and
Sharkay would have been one OF the biggest
money-getters imaginable. Perhaps such an