davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-22
Funerals.

Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. Evan II. Jones will be conducted
at the house on North Bromley ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Interment will be made in the Wash
burn street cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-22

Miss Stnari's only medicine is DuTy's Pure
Malt Whiskcy.
stars, prima donnas, public Speakers clergy.
men, lawyers and all public men and women like
Miss Stuart are subject 10 severe physical and
mental strain. The fact that they uniformly use
Dntty's Pure Nal, WhiSkcy TO fortifv themselves
against and to ald them go through periods
OF hard work and excitement, IL the strongest
possible proof that Duily's Pure Malt Whiskey is
the best tonic and stimulant.
Duiy's Pure Malt Whiskey cures nervousness
and indigestion Gvcs power to the brain,
strength and elasticity TO the muscles and rici
ness to the blood. 1t positively cures consump
tion and all throat and inng troubles. II il a
promoter Of good health and longevity. Makes
the old Ioune keeps the young strong. II is lb
soucy pure and contains no f,,sel OIL Govern.
ineiIt medicine stamp marks the genuine All
druggists and groccrs, direct. Si.W per bottle.
Medical book sent free to any one who writes the
Duffy Malt whiskcy Co.. Rochester, n y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-22
Pea Coal $1.5O Ton Delivered.

to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to j. T.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar avenue. Phone
$685. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-22
The CHILDREN
OF heaven
SACRED CANTATA TO BE PRO-
DuCED THIS EVENING.

Prof. Protheroe's Composition Will
Be Given It's Initial Production in
America in the First Welsh Con-
gregetional Church - Will Be
Sung in Welsh and English.
Projected Pave for Scranton
Street--New Furniture for Station
House-Notes and Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-22
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE NEW RUDOLF

Ocean Front Atlantic Guy, New Jerseys famous
health and pleasure resort. Largest ON the Coast.
Most approved. Hot and Gold Sra.watcr baths in
house, free To guests Special Spring Rate.
Orchestra and dancing.
CHAS. II. MYERS. Owner aud Prop'r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
new YORK HORSE SALE.

Thomas W. Lawson. whose speedy step
pers carried off the highest honors az
the national horse show last week, bought
the cream of the late Marcus Dsly.s coli
lection of trotters at the Faslg-l Upton
sale i'm Madison Square garden Yesterday.
His purchases were principally stations
and bloodmn res for breeding purposes,
showing that he is going into horse rais-
ing extensively at his new stock iarn
near Scituate.
His purchases for the day aggregated
$4,000 lie paid $500 for the black stall
lion Ponce De Leon (2:l0. outbiddlng
John f. Madden Mr.. DAILY paid SSoOo
for the horse three years ago. IL Is un-
derstood that the biz black son or Pam
coast (2:21a,) and Elmirst t2:lNa) viii be
placed at the head of Mr.. Lawsons S stuc.
Among tho brood mares bought by the
Boston horseman were: Impetuous (2:lSl,
the best s-year-old Of her year. for $500;
LADY Wilton 2Jiis). for SS0o; Emily
(2:I), a sranddaughter of Mambrno King
thHt has produced three blue ribbon win
ners at the horse show. for Sl6o9: China
silk (2:16io, a. Kentucky FuturitN win
ner from Z family OF winners, for S2lOo;
Annie wilton. tho dam OF LIMERICK
(2:1iaD. for $500. and Rosy Morn for S2IW.
senator Joseph w. Bailey of Texas was
ono of the leading bidders and buyers.
There were several bidders from Europe.
The sale is i'm progress again today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
HARVARD'S BLOWOUT.

After the victory comes the celebration.
and that is going one farther than any
thing Harvard ever did In that ine AS
a fitting climax TO an enthusiastic season
the celebration tonight viii be twofoiu.
From Z TO at the Harvard union the
regular Tuesday evening meeting Will pe
turned into n reception To tife-tlli-lli l1
who have helped mould the poWefiui
The guests of the evening will be
Coaches Reid, Lewis, Waters, Donslo'
Dibblee, Haughton, Cochrane, 1apot'
Cranston, Dean. Murchie, Garrlson'
Wilmington, Dunlap. Newell ,Mten'
Frank Hallowell, Gus Gardner, cptoh'
Speeehes will be made by Maj liiggln-
SON Coach Reid Dave Campbeli, frol'
Hollis. Col. Halloweil. ,as.a h,,
Ats a monster march VIII DC nedueu ps
the band. and the eleven VIII be ura"n
by students at the head OF the CLASSES III
a barge The procession VIII iharCh "
the avenue and through the square
Holmes field At it's approach tne pis
bonfire will be lighted
one thousand torches will light the way
of the PROCESSION. and the display or nre-
works Is expected 10 surpass any ever
seen i'm Cambridge. There Will DC slnglhs:
Cheering and dancing around the nie OF
victory, which is to be PROVIDED py INC
Victorious freshman team. .,
THE plans are on proportions nttng 70
the great revival which has been started
this fall Harvard has not yet done ceie-
brating.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
WILD BILL WON.

wild Blr' Hanrahan OF New York sos
the decision over Jimmy Hanu,er .,
Newark, n. j.. IN. the 18th round OF a
weights. Marquis OF Queensberry rules,
before the Southern Athletic club at the
Louisville, Ky, auditorium last night
blows were exchanged. both men fighting
cautiously The third was all Hanra-
hans. and ne had Handler going Tor a
time. but the bell saved the latter.
vicious right swing from Hanrahan on
Handlers right eye did considerable dam
age. -, s.,,
Hanrahan having all the best OF IL. nnr- hanr-
were even I'm the ftfth. Handler csIne
up strong i'm the sixth, and had a shau"
the better of the round. Both men 1oushs
vlciously in the seventh. with honors III
Hanrahan's favor. lie knocked Handler
around the rink at will. but could not
put him out. Handler took the count
again I'm this round. Handler showed 10
much better advantage in the next hVe
rounds. being the more scientinc; 49,
Hanrahan was much the heavier OF the
two. ,Y a,.
home many body blows. including IVY
solar plexus punches. with telling Ell
feet. Handler had shade the ps,.er
OF the 18th; and TSn eontin1edt three ,9 ponnds
were Hanrahsn's. He knocked iiahuiel
around the ring at will Handler was
badly handicapped by the bloou WhiSii
flowed from his injured eye anu nose.
In the 18th Hanrahan went IN 10 nnls !, =
his man. but before the end OF the rouno
Handlers seconds threw up the spohse
ored 10 have the one sided fight stopped.
appreciating Handlers gamehess' Inn
Hurst was referee. -. -,
One of the features OF the conlest W =
the electric round recorder suspehueu
over the middle of the ring. which was
used last night for the first time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
0LNEYvILlE.

John Dowd. who has Just returned from
A somewhat protracted stay at Cranston,
seems TO be in a fair way TO go I'm that
direction again, and will undoubtedly
start tomorrow, as he was i'm no cOndi-
tlon TO have little conference with Judge
Sweetland this morning. for he for an
hour or more was i'm the hands OF the
police surgeon. who sewed up numerous
cuts on Johns head.
Dowd celebrated his home coming by
getting drunk. and when he gets drunk
he wants to fight. and prefers "A police
man, though so far he has never sue
ceeded i'm getting the best of one.
lust before 3 O'Clock this morning chill
dren were heard screaming in the home
of the Dowds on Barnie street. ana Pa
trolmen Tidd and Mahoney knew Just
what was coming, and as the latter had
just returned from hunting trip IN the
wilds of Maine. was ready 10 tackle Dowd
ar anyone else who had any idea of rais-
ing bother
lffriri-gtirrtf-d- -t44+---+e,e-rf+44A Y
sailed into Dowd and Dowd put up "a
vigorous fight, but was at last laid low
and carted In heap to the Chaffee street
station. .
ton for when the lamps were lighted
the butter dish and contents were round
hanging TO the ceiling and the table on
which had stood lamp ana "A lot OF
dishes had been upset.
Dowd will be arraignsd tomorrow morn
ing. -,
Mrs. Martin Dempsey. ono OF the best
known women OF this vicinity was buried
from her home on Judith street this
| morning and the interment was at 81
| AIMS cemetery.
Mrs Dempsey will be very much missed
hereabouts. for at all times she was ever
ready 20 contribute 20 the needs OF the
! hungry and distressed. aud she could al
! ways be found among those VINO mosl
| needed her aid and care.
| She leaves q husband and one child.
| The following members OF the Businos
| Mems association have been appointed tt
| arrange for the annual banquet and con
| cert: George - 4. liesnc. Walter -
| Harris. Or. ~ r. Windsor, John y
| Thonpsou, j. r. Kennedy. John Me
| Glinchy and Frank NJ Whipplc.
| Willow camp. Wuodmeu ot America
| met last evening and initiated ~ candi
| dates. and they were assisted by "a cami
| from the city.
, served. and remarks were made by stat
! Deputy Mode NJ. Pierce. Brothers bdwari
| Fitzgerald William Donnclly, 'oinalo''
| and Wilson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
NEURALGIA

We suggest curing apain in
the face by taking SCOTS
Emulsion into the stomach.
Usual way of treating neural
gia is to rub liniment on the
outside. That's only a make
shift.
SCOTS Emulsion is nerve
food. SCOTS Emulsion feeds
and strengthens nerves.
For an obstinate neuralgia,
for nervousness, for nerve
weakness take SCOTS Emul-
sion. It's nerve food and nerve
strength.
Well ssns YOU lilile ete TOY, f you ss
SCOTT q BOVINE, 80 Pearl s,rsst. Ss- Yors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

The Cuban Giants defeated the Mon
srchs IN the Trinity Square tourney last
evening. r. GROVE made the highest
total Of the evening. securing %S. ana D
WilIlare obtained go. summary
Giants. 1910; Monarchs, 1880.
Golng'S team defeated ouigiey's team
a. two OF the contests last evening. the
erst contest was very close, but there was
a more liberal margin In the other
events. Connors made total OF SO The
summary: Going's team, 1liS; Quigleys .
team lli5.
In tho Auditorium Bowling lcsgue series
"a Pawtucket last night. the l.oraines
took two games out Of three from tho
y NJ $ duntet Vowles and Blades were
,he high rollers for the Lorraines. while
MCMILLAN carried of the honors for the
Y NJ SIS The summary: Lorraines.
1sOf. y. NJ $. liii.
crltchlcy's team defeated Broadbent $
tcaw iu two OF the annex games last
evening. hat lost the last contest I.
rritcblcy obtained the highest total for
rtr771- -r---rs.4ag, making 81. Tho summary
Gritchloy's team. 12VS. Broadbents team
li2f
AZ WIS the intention when the schedule
vas made up nv the Mercantile league
not 90 roll any games Thanksgiving week
hut through an oversight q break wa
not made in the arranged schedule. II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
DOINGS AT BROWN
Dsbats With Holy Cross Not
Favored New Heating Pipes.

The Sophomore debating team has ar
ranged debate with Holy Cross and
such action is meeting with some dis
favor among tho students. The general
opinion OF the student body Is that Holy
Cross is not desirable rival FOR Brown
on account Of the utter disregard Of the
Worcester institution for the eligibility
rules. The spirit OF fair play also seems
TO be absent from their teams, as has
been shown In the past.
To be sure their baseball aggregation
had played good, fair ball OF late years.
but this cannot be said OF their football
and basketball representatives. Taking
thest facts into consideration 1t seeems
AS though Brown might substitute either
Williams, Wesleyan or Amherst for Holy
Cross in the various schedules, with the
possible exception OF baseball
The rainy weather has set back opera
tions on the planting of the elms on the
middle campus. but with the advent OF
fair weather the work will be rushed.
The holes have been dug to the depth OF
about four feet so that IL will only be
necessary for the trees 10 be located and
the dirt replaced.
The pipes for the heating OF the new
building have been boxed in and viii
now be placed in the trench which has
been contracted from the new structure
TO University hall. The system thus en-
ployed will insure the pipes from freez-
ing i'm the coldest weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
BETTING ON THE FIGHT.

Those who have money TO bet on
.vrerrv, McGovern are still conspicuous
with their "rolls." but thus far only
few wagers have been recorded joe
Weber of Weber & Fields. who Is
strong McGovern enthusiast. placed Wow
10 500 on Terry with Lee Shubert. Weber
states that ne has $1,000 to bet the same
way George Considine offers 10 oet $4VVV
at > "a / on McC;overn He thinks he will
ho ahls 70 fnd customers as soon as the
Denver sports arrive. Dick Bernard has
$500 which he will invest on McGovern.
lie is ready to speculate on the number
of rounds Bernard picks Terry to win IN
side of five rounds. McGovern thinks 4
great deal OF his chances, and says that
n he can find any takers no VIII hazaru
$4,000 that he will be VICTORIOUS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
NOTES IN GENERAL.

An order has been placed with the
Herreshoffs OF Bristol for another ",
footer i'm the Beverly Yacht club speclai
class by a Boston yachtsman. The SAT-
makers are making the sails TOT these
boats.
All OF the six experts who are 60 play
I'm the championship ls-inch balk line bill
Hard tournament I'm New York. have oeen
practicng diligently. This will be the
first championship tournament IN seVerai
Years The tourney OF four years ago
had for its contestants Ives, Slosson'
Schaefer. DAILY and Sutton. This time
however. there Is an International flavor,
as France is represented by batutei, ore l'.
will have Schaefer. Slosson, sutton.
Morningstar and Howison So far as
tht betting on the result goes. Schaeitr
IS slightly the favorite over Slosson Win
sutton and Rarutel evenly matched Tor
third plncc' From the arrangements now
being made 81 Is probable that Barutel
will engage in the opening contest against
either sutton. Morningstar or Howison'
Col. McCaimou,. VINO was 2 member Of
The syndicate which defrayed the cost ot
building and racing Nalkyrie III has sold
bfe steam Yacht Bunshrco 10 the king OF
Portugal His former yacht. the Gi-
raida. wgs purchased by The Spanish gov
crumcnt for use as gunboat.
Archie McEachern. the Canadian cycle
racer Is traiuing az Baltimore for the
Thanksgiving Day races there and the
siN-dav race IN New Work. lie HHd 1UT
Tipman. the boxer. are working t0sethef'
Joe acting as paCcmaker on the bowl iOi
Archie. and Archie IN turn boxing WIN
Tipman.
George Bothner. who ls matched "a
wrostle Harvey Parker ot Brooktoh' ih'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
GRIDlRON GOSSIP.

The Hope Street High school eleven or
this city will visit Woonsocket tomorrow
to play the local High school team
James Hague, who was injured whiie
playing with the Manvills footoali team
at Manville Saturday afternoon, was
brought TO the Emergency hospital on
Chestnut street. this city, yesterday.
where Il was found that he had sustained
a broken collar bone.
Thanksgiving morning at Clinton oval
the Blackstone Valley A. A. and the
Woonsockets will struggle for football su-
premacy. :,
The Cranston High Alumni football
team will play it's second game Of foot
ban this year on Howland meadows at
Auburn, with Providence High Alumni
as it's opponents, on Thanksgiving day.
Beth teams are composed OF OLD players
WHO know the game. and are very evenly
matched. The average weight or players
on both teams is about 10 pounds IL
is sexpected 10 be a hot struggle from start
10 finish. The game will be called at 10
a. m. There will be preliminary game
between Cranston High and the Edge
woods.
Having continued to improve under the
Treatment at the hospital, De Saulles, the
Yale quarter back. who was badly hurt
I'm Saturdays game al Cambridge, was able
to leave the institution yesterday. He in
tended 20 go TO New Haven at once.
While the football player had not fuliy
recovered Il is believed that a few days
more I'm the doctors hands at New Haven
will put him in his usual condition.
The Roosevelt Grammar school football
team would like a challenge from any
grammar school team IN the city for
Thanksgiving day. the game to be played
at 10 a. M. Send challenges to Harold
Drew. captain. r. q. s.. is Barrow street
Olneyville X. l. The Roosevelt lineup
Is as follows: Drew, c. Captain; E
Smith. r. E.: Rothemitch. ]. g.; w. Smith
|. e.: Downey, T. g.. Hall. ]. h. b.; Seigel
T. h. b.: Whaples, e. b.; Jordan, a. o.
Cleverly l. l.: Casey, I. {.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

A favored few witnessed the secret
football practice on Andrews field yester-
day afternoon. Sufficient substitutes were
on hand TO form a good scrub eleven and
the practice was hard and on the whole
satisfactory 10 the coaches. Big smith
has been compelled TO leave. but his pres
cnce for the last ten days has done much
10 strengthen the team. The coaching yes
terday was i'm the hands OF Robinson
Chase and Weeks. ihe latter OF whom
made his first appearance. The feeling OF
the members OF the team is getting more
and more 90 be one of confidence ana
there will not be a gutter next THURSDAY.
rrhe betting is rather light with the odds
ON Dartmouth. but Brown money IL pe-
ginning to make its appearance In some
quantities. yy u
unfortunately Browns captain w. =.
Rates '0e. will not be in the game as ne
has not yet recovered from injuries re-
oeived in the Lafayette game. In his an
sence Quarterback Scudder VIII propapiy
run the team.
The football squad had signai pracuce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
Mass Meeting Of Brown Back0rs Called
for This EVENING" to CeIe-
brate--BoW|ing Scores.

I'm the gymnasium last evening. From
now on "a great deal OF attention will be
paid 10 the perfection of signals and new
formation and I'm all probability, even
ing practice will be the rule.
This evening at o'clock there will be
a mass meeting I'm Manning hall. Pro-
fessor Langdon. DIR. Mieklejohn and 9TH
ers will speak and the purpose OF the
meeting will be 10 arouse enthusiasm for
Thursdays game. Announcements In re-
gard TO the procession to the field on the
morning OF the game will be made and
division leaders appointed. The songs 10
be sung and cheers TO be given have been
selected and there will be rehearsed at
the meeting In view of the approaching
struggle with Dartmouth. IL may prove
OF interest to glance at the scores OF the
games between Brown and her rival since
their first meeting I'm 1894.
1s94-Brown 20, Dartmouth 4.
1S95-Brown 10, Dartmouth 4.
ls96-Brown 10, Dartmouth 10.
1s97-No game.
Is9s-Brown 12. Dartmouth 0.
1s99--Brown 16. Dartmouth 5.
i90O-Brown Il, Dartmouth ).
TotaIs-Brown 50. Dartmouth 2s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
OLD OFFENDER.
Did Smatt Job Here
for Burglary in Massachusetts,.

At 2:i0 this morning Patrolmen Mona
han and Sheehan discovered that Henry
Il. Schwartzs restaurant on No. Main
near Market square had been entered.
They quickly sized up and arrested
John Dobson and Charles l.. Burke, who,
in the 9Th district court. today, waived
examination on the charge OF breaking
and entering and stealing $3.50 worth OF
tobacco and cigars.
Each was held for the grand jury in $500
Dobson years ago, as a mere boy did
time here for breaking into "A barn on
Almy street and stealing "A horse.
Later he went to Massachusetts where
he was sentenced TO the penitentiary for
ten years, for burglary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

.'Dicky" Pierce, formerly of Providence,
Is going 20 play with Lowell, any talk
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
There was a large attendance at the
Oakley race track at Cincinnati yester-
day afternoon TO witness the auto races
given under the auspices OF the Cincn-
natl Auto club. The feature or the day
was the effort OF Henri Fournier TO break
the record for a circular track. He failed.
however. declaring that his machine
could not do itself Justice owing TO tho
temporarily repairs made upon it.
Manager selee OF the Boston National
Baseball team left town and dropped into
Toronto TO arrange for services OF Frank
bonner Armour OF Cleveland was at
his heels and literally pulled tho man
away from him
Tndcr the new law that requires every
owner Of an automobile in New York 20
nte "A certificate of ownership with the
secretary of state. more than 1900 names
have been registered. Tho law also pro-
,ides that the initials OF thc owners name
shall be prominently displayed on the ve-
btcle The Automobile club has homes
nj a similar law being passed In other
states. and should national association
Of clubs be formed. an EFFORT will be
made 10 secure the passage Of nationGl
yuti,o with the same provisions as the
Now York law This permits a speed NJ
eioht miles an hour in the cities and 10
miles an hour In the open country,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

simply an obligation 60 renew the con-
tract and Dineen's acceptance or terms
OF this years contract. There - no ooupe
that the American league has been iooi-
ing with Dineen and Lush" -
The following Is the wordlng Qt tno
clause I'm Dineens' contract relatlnS 10
service for another season:
ut is hereby expressly understood ana
agreed that the first party VIII renew
this contract. with all It's terms, pfoVls
sions and conditions for another period OF
six months, beginning April 1b. 1902. ana
the second party hereby agrees TO per
form similar services and TO be subject
10 all the obligations. duties ana llapih-
lies prescribed I'm this contract for the
period OF such renewal"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
BENNlNGS WINNERS.

At Benuings' track, Washington, ID. e..
yesterday afternoon the sensauoh was IL, -,
The afth race IN which there were only
four starters Tamp of Lee, with Book
or up, was made favorite at to 10. Ice
King second choice at TO = surinlse
at 90 to / This betting clearly demon-
strstes the estimation the bookmakers
held of Wunderlich's chances or Winning
Tle did win. however. by an open length,
hut whether he was the best horse in the
race is another matter
The other winners were Wehesiey,
Blanche Herman. Ohnet, ENtlnsuisher
and kingstelle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
FOR OVER 60 YEARS

MRS. wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over hfty years BY
millions OF mothers for their chlldren
while teething. with perfect success. It
soothee .he child. softcus the gums. al.
fHv-v att r,7-ffte.fFA-- saina e.efa - tif>
pes, remedy for Diarrohoa. ~ will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately Sold
bv druggists IN every part ~ the world
Tyenty-nve cents q bottle. Re sure and
ask FOR Mrs Winsiow Soothing syrup"
snd AXE no other Kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
ADJUDGED BANKRUpTS.

The Klemer Brothers doing business on
street were upon the petition
~ Congdon a Carpenter. j.. Il. carpenter
and others adiudeed bankrupts iu the
United states court this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26
CAN HOLD DlNEEN.

Director Billings or the Boston National
7 league club of this city saws OF Dineen's
contract with his club: "Dneen's con-
tract with MS IL a two years contract
wit hout doubt and not an optional con-
tract for we have no right Of option. but
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

has been deemed advisable to omit all
games this week and the games In the
schedule will be followed with dates enc
week later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

"Yes." said Love Cumtdv "it was
HampEaCs nrst appea~ nee as a star.
- s.rDoee DE- made some pretty had
breaks. remarked 100 Tragedy Yes.
hui the Worat hrcak- y nuilo-l ~ hlh
were some be- couldnt avoid.
WHY that sounds strange
"Nat at an BE rouldu be expected to
dodge aII the ancient eggs that were
thrown at him Catholic standard and
Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

con Mcyey. who was Jim Corbetts
,rotner has turned HIS hand TO wrestling
again. and has issued challenge to tho
heavyweight wrestlerS.