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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12
White Man Turned yellow

Great CONSERVATION was f-lt 10y the
friends # VI 4 Hogarty OF Lexington.
Ky when they saw re was turning
yellow. His skin slowly changed color,
also his eyes, and lie sutf red terribly.
His malady was yellow jauudice He
was treated by the b 81 doctors, but
without ben,tt Then ne was advised
70 try Electris Bitters, the wonderful
stomach and Liver remedy. and he
writes; After taking TWO bottles was
wholly cured " a Trial proves It's
nnatchless merit for all stomach liver
and kidney troubles Only 5Uc Sold
by Sharrar q Mulholland, druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12

DIR. Caldwell's syrup Persin cures
ok headaches. Sold by Sharrar q MuL
holland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12
WESTBOJ

Except sunday.
a. b. CONEY. Agent.
OWOssO, Mich
PICTURESQUE AMERICAN
ROUTE TO BUFFALO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12

It is easier TO keep well than get cured
DeWitt's Little Early RiSers taken noU
and then. will always keep your bowels
in peri, CT order They never grippe but
promote an easv gentle action
Sharrar d Mulholland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12
HOLLAND DIVISION

HOT LAND DIVISION
OF CHICAGO and steamer 500
CITY will perform a rapid ser
vice between Holland and
Chicago.
Leave Holland daily 900 p M, OF
tawa Beach 100 p N. Cor OF arrival
OF train
Leave Chicago daily 500 p m.
making connections with train at OF
tawa Beach at 600 a. M.
This gives all Northern and Eastern
Michigan towns and cities first class
service at competitive rates.
Consult Pere Marquette Ry. agent
for particulars.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12

The wake ~ humeward- b ,nnd yes
sci has anything but funeral aspect
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12
The House
of Five Daughters
By Ethelyn Leslie Huston.

.
Copyright, 1901, by Authors syndicatel
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-12

Hope resembles the head II a pm
aud diSippOin ment the other end.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At $3.50 this afternoon both No. 8 and
No. 10 trains are on time.
The remains OF Hugh Matheson we're
inferred yesterday afternoon from the
undertaking parlors of Parker. under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
The remains OF Del Nj. Steckman of
Oregon City, who died in Tucson a few
days since, was shipped to his relatives
and friends yesterday by Undertaken
Parker.
The Azurite properties were sold to-
day at forced sale to satisfy a judgment
in favor OF L. Zeckendorf & Co. The
property was bought in by Albert Stein.
field for $lS,300.
Mrs. Frank Saladin, 81 years OF age,
the wife OF MFR. Saladin OF the Zecken.
dorf Company, passed away Saturday
evening and was inferred in the Catho-
lie cemetery yesterday afternoon.
A man named Colemen was prosecu-
ted by his wife in Justice Wilson 3
court this afternoon. The Justice or
dered Coleman to leave the town with
in twenty four hours.
Morrison Hartley of 10 N, Church
street has immortalized himself. He is
the gucsser of an appropriate name for
for town wherein $3.50 was involved.
1t is boom town and it will be known
The Angetus.
The shoot out at the gun club grounds
yesterday afternoon was only q trial
shoot between a few OF the crack shots.
Judge Purcell ''toted" away the only
clay pigeon that hit the gror nd and did
scatter.
~ Norman Mckenzie, commercial agent
OF the Cupite mine. near Vail, was in
town Saturday making general purchase
for the company. MIR. Mckenzie re-
ports the camp as prosperous; many
buildings are being erected, q steam
hoist has been installed, and the future
of Cupite was never more promising.
John Beck OF the Pioneer Tranefer
company has inaugurated q special
messenger service, feature Of modern
civilization that Tucson has long been
in need OF. Mr.. Beck will deliver mes
sages, letters and parcels any where.with-
in the city limits as speedily az boys on
wheels can move. This is progressive
enterprise and deserves the support Of
the people.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Items From Oracle
Personal Mention.

ORACLE, July 20.-Mr. ID. w. Fenton
has returned from a short bueiness trip
to Redlands, Cal.
Mr.. Chares H. Bayles came out from
Tucson this week to look after interests
here and on the San Pedro river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hermann and two
children of Tucson are at Dodge's Ar
cadia ranch. Other visitors are Mrs. T.
H. schuster and Mr.. c. NJ. Taylor who
came out with Mr.. Bayless to join MFs.
Taylor.
Mr.. F. F. Fulkers who has been at
the Mountain View Hotel for some time
has gone to Tucson.
Mrs. MarRanta Mundy of Tucson is
visiting Mrs. NJ. G. Mans.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Items OF the Day of
Personal MeatiOn.

f. l.. Abbott of Cananea is at the Oc-
cidental.
Bhas A. Gass of Red Rock is in Tue
son today.
Miss Lucille Allen has returned to
the city from months visit to HeIve.
tia.
Mrs. E. w. Norris left last evening for
San Francisco. She will be absent for
q month.
Mrs. w. G. Davis leaves tomorrow for
Milwaukee to be absent about one
month.
W. S. Sturgess. the cattle man, left
yesterday for Beaumont, Texas, where
he has oil interests.
Mr.. A. X. Campbell, with the butch
er firm OF Tovera J. Massman of Bisbee,
was in the city today en- route to Phoe-
nix.
Hon. Mike Nugent was in town Satur-
day from Koia. He had with him the
months cleanup of the King OF Arizona
mine-about s42, 600.
Miss Mabel Crum and Master Robert,
daughter and son of /. f. Crum, left
Tucson last evening for FL Paso, where
they will remain indefinitely.
Miss Ethel Kennedy took her depar-
ture yesterday for Globe, where she
will visit with friends and relatives for
several weeks.
Colonel &. Washington Pittock, and
Mrs. Pittock and Master Ralph Pittock
came in last evening from Vail, where
they attended divine services in the
forenoon.
H: d. Hoover, clerk of the District
Court, left yesterday for Ohio, where he
will join Mrs. Hoover and children,
when hefamily will proceed to Wash
ington, d. c., visiting the Buffalo Ex-
position and thence to his Maryland
home, returning to Tucson in about two
months.
Attorney Frank Hereford took his de-
parture yesterday for Milwaukee, Wis.
He carried with him dress suit case and
District Court Clerk Hoover. who was
coaching the young, attorney, said that
Frank would not return alone, and that
the cottage had been put in readiness
for fair occupant.
Sheriff Stout Of Maricopa county is in
the city today, being on his return trip
from Tombstone. He had been in the
old SILVER camp in quest OF q Mexican
horse thief, and Sheriff Dell Lewis had
his man when Sheriff Stout arrived.
The Maricops sheriff comes this wav
quite often and has MT yet failed to bag
his game. He says it 's much cooler
here than in Phoenix, but he dare not
say 20 and return to his home.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Catalina Cougars
Fine Specimens Captured.

Two OF the finest specimeue Of noun
tain lions that have ever been captured
were brought into Tucson last evening
BY Jeaus Garcia. They are baby lions.
not being over one month OF age. They
are natives of the Catalina mountains,
where bear and cougar abound 10 the
delight OF the huntsman who has cour-
age and a trusty rifle.
The little ones we're made captive
without any battle. but the mother sot n
appeared upon the scene and contested
the right OF the monntaineer TO enter
upon her domain and ALLEVIATE the affec-
tions Of her babies or separate the lion
family.
One OF the young accompanied its
mother on foraging expedition, and
when the smoke OF the battle had clear
ed away mother cougar lay dead In de-
tense OF her own. a one months old
babe was by her side and the only two
remaining Of the family were captiyes.
They are beauties, with all the in.
stincts peculiar to their family tradi-
tions, and are strictly on the Hght. The
little wallis are now at Congress Hall,
where they will no doubt be we'll pro-
vided for and may finally grow mp TO 4
dangerous size.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Daily Grist Of
Arizona News.

It is not generally known, but the
largest shipment OF date palm off-shoota
ever brought to the United States have
been planted here. This is the. frat
step to be made jointly by the depart
ment Of agriculture and the University
OF Arizona. The shipment consiated Of
Az shoots, comprising twenty seven
varieties. OF these 39l were planted
under the direction Of Prof. r. III. For
bes. Thirty-fve were sent TO Berkley
and Pomona, Cal, to be planted BY the
University of California. Twenty.one
were planted at the Arizona experiment
station farm at Phoenix. The plants
which have been set out are in thriy-
ing condition and it 10 believed that the
growing OF date palms will in few
years be firmly established as United
States fruit industry Tempe News.
No rain has yet fallen in the valley
and all vegetation is badly parched.
There has been considerable rain on the
Upper Gila water shed and limited
amount of water came down the river,
which has somewhat relieved the
drouBth conditions. Near by rains have
also somewhat relieved the heat in the
valley, which old timers say, has been
more intense this year than ever before.
--Solomonyille Bulletin.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
ATTEMPTED nURDER
AND SUICIDE.
The Crime Committed
Last Night.

her body, she did not feel that q ra.
zor had been employed and vas not
aware that vicious attack had been
made upon her life until she found her.
self saturated with blood; then she
screamed for help and made her way to
the street, followed by the insane fiend
who sought her life.
Mrs. Goodstein was fleeing for her
life, and when she reached Meyer street
in front OF the secondhand store, where
the crime had beea committed che was
exhausted from loss OF blood. Gold
stein was in hot pursuit, and before the
police could intercept the man, he had
made several Intellectual attempts at
self destruction.
Some OF the neighbors believe, how.
ever. that this attempt at suicide was
feigned for a purpose.
Goodstein was taken to the scene OF
the tragedy, where he could see the re-
suit OF his deed. His three little chill.
dren--aged respectively 9, z, and 4 years
were in the room.
In the apartment the would-be muir.
derer and suicide was laid down and his
gaping wound was stitched. In an ad-
joining room the same surgical atten.
tion was being given to his vile.
Mrs. Goodsteen's wounds are danger
ons, but it is thought she will recover
with proper care, and the neighbors are
taking an interest in the welfare of the
unfortunate woman and her three lit
tie children.
Goodstein is in the county jail and
will be arraigned on q murder charge
and not on one OF insanity, and since
he had three reputable physicians de-
fend his sanity few days since. it is
not at all unlikely that the same gentle
men will be conspicuous in the FORTH
coming trial.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22

w. e. Francis has purchased an inter.
est in Kimhalps bookstore and the bnsi-
ness viii hereafter be- conducted under
the firm name Of Kimball & Francis.
The liberal patronage given the store 10
the past has been appreciated and the
present proprietors hope to secure many
new patEons.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
On to Mount Lemon
Road That Will Lead There.

Sam Drachman and other enterpris-
ing citizens OF Tucson are about to or
ganize for the purpose OF constructing .
good wagon road to Mount Lemon in
the Catalina mountains, one of the most
inviting resorts in the southwest, where
tall pines shade one from the hot rays of
Old Sol, inviting springs and gurgling
brooks abound, where game Is plentiful
and couple Of months may be whiled
away in comfort.
Mr.. Drachman says that within thirty
days or sixty DAYS at the fsrthest, this
project will be under way. and complet-
ed so that next summer Tucson people
will not think OF going to California to
escape the heat.
MIR. Drachman is the promoter of this
proposed wagon road to Mount Lemon
and the Catalina mountains, and he has
enlisted some OF Tucson's most progress
sive business men in the furtherance of
this very worthy enterprise.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22

A few minutes after midnight last
night, Bernard Goodstein of SO Meyer
street, assaulted his wife with razor,
and believing he had killed her, tried
to cut his own throat. That Goodstein
deliberately attempted to kill his wife is
almost beyond doubt, and it ia probable
that he would have succeeded il she had
not ..succeeded in evading his grasp and
running away.
She made vigorous outcry, and Off,
GERS Flanagan, Hopley and Katzenstein
were soon on the scene and took the
would-be murderer and suicide into Gus
tody.
Goodstein has attracted some atten-
tion in the Courts recently, having APP
peared before Probate Judge Purcell
about three weeks ago on an insanity
charge preferred by friends who aimed
to protect the insane man and at the
same time relieve the public of dan
geroas person to be at large. Three
physicians were summoned Boido,
Purcell and Matas--Who gave ii as their
opinion that the man Goldstein was
sane, and, accordingly he was relived
and resumed his place among the busi-
ness men of the city-in q way.
Goodsiein's friends were not satisfied
with the result OF the insanity investiga-
ton, and claimed that the man would
do bodily harm TO some one.
How near they we're to being correct
in their surmises can beat be judged
when Goodstein went TO his wife's cot
thIs morning at IL :05 and, bending oyer
in answer to q query as to what he
wished, he said: '.I will show you
what / want" and suiting the action
to the remark slashed iuriously at his
reclining wife.
Mrs. Goodstein says she did not real
ize for some. time that he had lacerated
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
,Phaeton and Harness for Sale.

A phaeton and harness, almost new,
can be purchased on very reasonable
terms, at the Club Stables" rs II
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Local Weather Rep0rt.

N. Anderson, for the past several
years general manager OF the st. Louis
Gold Recovery company, and who has
been in charge OF that company's cyan.
ide works at Mammoth, will leave this
evening for the coast:- Mr.. Anderson
goes on basiness proposition and will
return to Tucson within two weeks. He
will continue in the cyanide and mining
business, but will act on his own judg.
ment, having severed his sconnection with
the above namel company.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22

Phone 20Sl for messenger and parcel
delivery service to an, part OF CITY linn.
its l0c. Pioneer Transfer Co. 77-lmo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22

n DrsH Echell. the we'll known eye spe-
et1lj1t NiIl remain ut the Orndorf Hotel
n1htjl 1nly 2Ath, Ail those troubled with
DyeG, heAdachee or nervous trou-
hteo NJ advisesI 10 ayail themselves al
4his oprox oxtunisy 10 h4ve their eyes fitted
by n 6xpert. Examination absolutely
l<1 he Doctor y permanently located
Hn sixbnA md can refer 10 hundreds In
k& &tsitofy whom be has cured. On
I'M nexf whit 70 Tucson he will estab.
als dquasfcrs hafe. IN II
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22

ykMTEI sro buy ak second hand, d
U kkhg hnR1g iii good condition.
n + F{< tns1ef tn moderate. Address
n fIln olIlcz 10
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
For Sale
For Sale

For Sale
A Rider hot air engine and pump No.
10 0arge size) in good order and the
cheapest power known; . cooking stove
will run 1t and o hoy can Iced 1t.
F.A DRAKg, Sr.,
77-lw Occidental Hotel Block, Meyer st.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-22
Some University Lots.
We WIN Convince Z You

That we have the larYest and best To-
Gated lots in the South Side UAiyersity
addition OF any around the University.
Our lots are so by 100 feet. Main avenue
Is 90 feet wide and quarter Of mile
long. All lots have two street fronts, o
view for fifty miles on three sides. can.
not be obstructed by dwelling. We are
building and want little cash. Now
is your time. We will sell few lots--
call at No. 90 Occidental Hotel Block
Meyer Sc. 6S-lmo r. A. DRAKE, SR.
The evening world., 1901-07-09
SAYS REQUESTS
TO CHARITY.
Brooklyn Man Remem.
bered Many Institu-
tiOns in His Will.

The will OF Henry \. Say. OF Brook
iyn. was hiei Tor probate to-day. The
bulk OF his fortune is left TO charity and
relatives. Tho balance goes to Sarah
l.. Hanford. who is designated By the
maker OF the vii. rs my friend"
TO each OF tho following institutions
Is left $1,000:
Brooklyn y. ". G. 4.
Home for AGED Mem
Brooklyn Church Society OF the NJ. f.
Church. -
Brooklyn II. L. Church Home.
scney Hospital.
To the Summcrleld Methodist Episco-
pal Church. OF which Mr.. Say was n
member. Is left 5000 to apply to the
settlement OF II mortgage provided the
church raises the rest OF tho indebted
ness within two years.
To the executor is left In trust for Sarah
F.. lianford the sum OF $4,000. tho In
come OF which is TO be applied to her
maintenance. She has the right to dis
pose OF the principal by Will.
a cousin In Baltimore gets $4,000 and
oshsr relatives set S1Iooa III
The evening world., 1901-07-09
GIRL SUICIDE
HAD P|OUS BOOK
Jeanne Girardec, Re
Iigious Enthusiast,
Dead in Woods.

Jeanne Girnrioc. a French domestic
Tor som. months IN the employ 10 II.
VI Greene a. iIa-'ing. on -thc-iiudspn
was found dead from CArbulic.nciL pols-
JninH IN "a lonely patch al woods ~
Sular, lane and Riycrdal" avenue. In
ili.. ltr1nN. to-day
Considerable mystery attached - tH.
case FOR a time. "a, the girl. whD VIZ.
mad a religious book laid over her Ncnrt.
and The spot hh"r- shu was ,nuud w,lS
near IN. Convent o, Mount ~, Vincent
A lahe! on III. acid hottie found b~
side her bore the name OF Hastings
Druggist, ana Police chef Murray. OF:
hat town, '.tkIng up the matter learned
IN. identity ~ the grl
Miss iltaf,iec haI hcsn In Hastings
over year Shr aas something pt a
religious enthusiast and recently grew
melancholy Last n.ght she wen, to
h. drug store ~ ;corEn Sackct;. in
Hastings. bought au cish, ounce via.
"f caro"ic ACID aud disappeared
\ sister ~ the gtr livcs In Youk.rs.
ana i is supposed snc iut"nied visiting
her, but remained oo the Hastings troll
les rhr, which ran pnst The spo, whers
sh. was found
\ &ar''"nor 4, the convent saw her
pas. Monnt - Niucen; lgi,, late, and
hHe evidently Nauaar"d into tho woods
ini kil.'i herself
Their. ".r. no MARKS on her clothing.
nor "hS there huNthHx ~ the pocket.
ny "hicA tar 5uIn. woman could be
identified! but iusdc ot Act wAe't rest
INK over her nrnri. wt, small book
treating o! religions .uIl-crs
Ia "a 80. HH L. a,
BY Swiss I'uhllshrr DU tho ily-.rnf
vas written lu e mta'r hand Jennie.
souvenir ~ March Il, lSi u had ,vt-
IDENTIFY been s, ir"hsurr to the gIrl 'ur
th.. pagr- we're well thIuhcd
A pockcthook containing 81 ~ was a,eb
>nund on hcf IN" ;.rl vas VOL dressed
aud her general appearance" led tO the
idea ,ha, sh. Nigh, be a st,n.cnt al ,hc
ruuyrnt
The evening world., 1901-07-09

NOT ILLEGAL.
Supreme Court Holds
Tipping Is No
Crime.

The question whether habituai drunk.
cnness IS Grim" for which person can
b. convicted Is Magistrate was
passed UI-,u hy Justice McAdarn. In III.
SuurcIn. Court. to-day.
Michael J. Kane was taken before
iIc court on a writ ~ .iab-aa corpus
Obtained BY his counsel. Edwin G, pu-
s.hbHry. ~hO claimed .hut his in'arccr-
alton IN tn" wurkhous". where he Was
sent ~ Mhxisivat" Cornell ar an habit
uhl Irunkar'l. was I!lrgu!
"a" "oinmi'tn"nt set forth :hat Kane
his I-t!i.o snid h. Na.- worth 5000.
and hll hiI IN 'um. ot AZ lcas, Ia.J0 "a
y"hr. t'nder th.s. circumstances ~.
r,hIl not ." held TO be- Il vagrnnt
Lawyer Duscnbury said Kan. was
charged with being an hab!tunl drunk
ard llau!iual drunkenness h- said. IL
not a crime. and no such o'icN~- Is pro-
scribe! hy the lm!nnl c.!c OF Proceed
ur. o: By any statute ~ this state.
representative OF the D.str!ct-At-
torney.s office said the conviction was
;or vnSrancy and should. therefore.
stand
Justice McAda;n nske,! II the District.
Attorney could show any section OF thc
drunkenness an oN.nSe of such "A kind
,ha, III" drunkard can be committed to
prison or the workhouse
'l!ahiiual drunkenness is. said Jus
tice McAdam. nuisance 10 the pub
He ana should not be countenanc.i |
believe hRbi;unl drInkards should b..
pu, where they can do no harm TO them
selves nr Ia anY one else"
Decision was reserved
The evening world., 1901-07-09
K. Of P. FUNDS
M|SMANACED? ?
Supreme Lodge Finds
$4,000 Injudi-
ciousIy Handled.

CHICAGO. July 9-Behind closed and
carctuil> guarded doors tho supreme
lodge Of the knights ~ ryth!as to-day
met here In special session 10 consider
alleged 'injud!c!ous handling OF the
funds OF the erdowmcn, rank OF the
Order
Members OF the frnternnl organlza-
t!,n. both in III. Units! States and Can
ada. aro SAID 20 be intensely Interested
in the ou;com. o' the investigation. "a
report os which Will be made during the
prescn, meeting by rresidcn, c. f.. 3.
Seal. OF the board OF control o! the
endowment rank
II IN said Sac)."'o. the entire surplus OF
the endowment rank. is unavailable for
uS", except at a great sacrifice.
\ special assessment on insured mem
bcrs and an incroaa. In the monthly
payments on Insurance are said 10 be
probable
The evening world., 1901-07-09
DOVE AF TER
DROWNING BOY.
Young WiImur Green
Rescued OFF South
Beach.

heroic rescue OF a iit,lc boy was
made bv Clarence StaD.rt!cd, o: Fort
"ads""rth, Staten Island las, n!sht IN
th- bay just on th. hellbuoy at Snuih
Beach. The !ittlc chap had gone down
for tn. thini time, when S,uhrrfle!d dove
f"r him ana brought MIN 20 the surface
safe
rho 10y saved WIS Wllmur Green. ten
years old of Manhattan. Who sud he
had g'n" to South Beach with some
tryk. ana tntt thcy hdd become sep
hrlich ,iErg dusk had set In
According 10 iht i.,y hr had found an
Old r"whon' Tie! To- On" pi he piers AZ
III" beach, ana getting into II started
"nt 10 have rpm liis strength st,v.
out after he had go; beyond tn. md
of tn" dock ana he was carried up tho
bay Wh.n OF the o-lhuoy his boa;
was hit 10y big >"a aud c.ipsizcd ana
he whS thrown into the water,
Stuh"r'ird. Hhn - fisherman was
coming down tn" his IN q akin. ana
Hh"n h" n"nr"i me buoy n" noticed
IN. overturned boat. and a second Mtcr
h" saw an object s,ruvg!ing In III. water
and later sink when n" reached the
spo' Il" dor" overheard and brought the
yonnvst-r 'n IN" surface
The evening world., 1901-07-09
BY TERRY M'G0vERN.

II .l!dn't go up there looking 20!
trouble. but | wouldn't have sidestepped
Il /. Il came M and stuck out a glove
at me. l made ur my mind tina, no
cody has got right TO charge man
.or rivinx his feet a rest In public
park. and | won't In to argue II.
Il cxr",,ci I'd have the place all "a
myself aad | nearly had a hcnnrrhagc
when got ther. and found Il job that
vas good FOR $1,000 gate money ~ pop
ular prices II 1t was worth cent. Some
guy knew IN. and hol!cred:
There's Terry McC;overru'
Say. the run they made at me like
10 scared me out OF my belt. ! thought
they were going to wipe their shoe. on
me. but nil they wanted was for me
10 ST. In one OF the chairs.
When the bpunccr comes around u
kid says. Soak him on the eye.
Gee ] says 10 myself. but these
are wise guys. Here's me tina, fights
FOR money ana they want me 10 put up
a scrap for nothing with gcczer :ha,.
probably gu; OF my class Anyhow
says. II there's anything doing they'll
md Terry Johnny on tn. spot
The evening world., 1901-07-09
Terry McGovern Took Chair,
Became Scared and Had
to Flee.

Just at noon. when the ercitsmen. in
Madison Square. was reaching the boiling
point, Terry xeGovsrn. the fighter, dp-
peared and seated himself in a Spnte
chair. Draring an Evening World from
his pocket he composed himself to look at
The pictures.
At once he ya. surrounded ty 1000
men who cheersd him again and again.
Terry appeared to be embarrassed. The
Spate collectors mere o,erphcimed BY the
croud around the pugiis: and could make
no more to co!lec. from him.
After three minutes, each of wh'eh
marked the accession Of at least 1000
peopie TO the croud. McGorern suddenly
got up and fled. lie took the iawn for his
retreat and pursued by a great mob dis
appeared into side street. This is h0w
he fn, as dictated e1siusirsly 10 The
Ercning World.