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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

ACQUAINTED Belgian hnrcs; 80 head,
Call or write for prices. Book telling all
about hares, % cents. Oakley Rabbitry.
Houston, Texas.
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MklED LADIES-Monthly regulator,
s9sle strength, Tansy, Pennyroyal and
el'onIoot pills: safe and sure: sent
siied by mail 50. DR.. White Medic,le
y. BOZ 9, Houston. 81
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sunk by captain Lucas, 70 Anse lie
Butte, La; 90 arpents, $500 feet
southwest OF Lucas well. ~ arpents,
fred Hebcrt, Lafayette, La. !
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[AOL0-Hindu Psyche Palmist ana Cia'r.
Iyant; pupil to Kan Dunca. BomoASi
oafs 10 a, m. to s p. M; ZIG san "a
Enso street; magnetic healing for ladies
no Mondays. OIL
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ALL KINDS OF hair work made 60 order;
hair watch guards specially; call and
SEQ samples; all work guaranteed Mrs.
A. Crabtree l0ls nusk street. -
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BURT.HILL Brokerage and Commission
company. dealers in OF and rice lands;
brokers In oil stocks, B1ots Crockett
street. over Dunlaps drug store. Beau
mont. Texas. References; National EI-
change bank CASTOR & Ayers bank, Amer.
lean National bank. Dallas. Texas. We
charge no commission to buyers.
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GET your cook stoves repaired at Sed-
don'B; repair castings new; all work
guaranteed 1906 Congress; old phone
1917 -four rlngsl. 1
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VII t q OF TEETH $500. Dianosss
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ANTED-Trayeling statesmen, also adyer-
isers; cash salary. Triumph Co.. Dallas,
'eXaE. o-Ia
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OIL LAND FOR SALE.
SS'lo viii take ten acres In south corner
o. u. WilllNms survey II sold by 4.
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a FEW DAYS we an sell YOU Beau.
n and Jefferson Comfy Oil company
n al % cents. lfyou want II, be
Il. Harral 4 liarrt 4
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|gOMINA--lIygieai, and Osteopathic
harry: we cure al diseases without
IA costs you nothing to Investigate
"a 4O1 and 401, Mapn building. /
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST OR sToLEN-At or near Union de-
pot, Houston, Sunday morning, ! u karab
and no questions asked. Joe =. Thomp
son Waco, Texas. =
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OIL Make your Investments and got on
the ground floor through Damon Mound
OF and Development company. Address
H. H. Chiffon \ Co, Columbia, Bra.
aorH county, Texas.
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FOR SALE-Five select graded Jersey
COWS with calves: 2la to 3la gallons milk
per day: solid color; one very large Dur
ham and Jersey, no calf, ~ gallons per
day: very fine 4. Il. Nelson, spanish
camp Texas. =
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SITUATIoNs--MALE.

" ny TED FoNItInn as StcnnRrapher At
-retercnees Address 222s this Office. ]
WANT position as sawmii builder or opcr-
ator, iilcr or foreman, engineer or mana
ger; twelve years experience. Write me
inr reference at Rosepinc, La. q. G..
Williams s
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HOUSTON Commission aud Auction House
calls your attention to the fact that on
May l they are ready for business and
Invite CONSIGNMENT. with assurance OF
prompt returns. John j. FAINT, manager;
\. u. Lubbock, auetioneer, 700 and i02
Congress avenue 20
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ABiLENE residence lots to trade for good
oil stock. l.. $. Turner, Hilisboro. Texas.
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WANTED TO BUY.


WE Buy. sell and exchange rcal estate.
loan money. rent houses list your real
cstite with us. j., l.. Brition & Co,
- lVl-ss .l Irairle aver Gc. /
WE RuN. sell and store your FURNITURE.
--- Inenlnzons sapnly House o-2s
WANTED TO BUY Have cash for few
uMgaihs IN city or suburban property
,nhR Eehuihe bargains need be offered
InSl0nlec box alS 4
WXNTEn-ror CASH Two a. 7TSS M
improved on unlnproyed. Address 2.,.sl
This Office.
BUY OIL STOCKS In reliable companies
from l.. w. Craig i Co. 4OG Kiam bldg
--------.--------------------------
WANTEp--lIigh class dorsey cows: mus,
DC Young heavy, rich mixers; fresh In
mlik and without hlemish j. X Snu.
man Saltllo, Mexico. 4
lF you have property In and near Houston
that Is bargain for cash answer this
al. Address s2Is, this Office. /
LIST YOUR property with us; We can sell
or rent II, j. l.. Brltton & Co., l0i2ta
MANrED--One secondhand screw cutting
lathe. write what you have Address
City of Cuero, Cuero, Texas. =
WANTEp~-ro buy lalld near Sour Lake or
beaumontt state price and location. In
weston 22ls, this olice. -
WANrED-owners OF iand--oI mineral.
agricultural or grazing lands-+and stocks
and bonds, who wish TO sell 10 read our
cooperative plan Tor selling; Il gives Us
the inside track you'll see the ponts.
send self-addressed stamped envelope aud
We VIII mall II 20 you. Address The To.
operative Real Estate Co, Houston, Tex.
US. 30
WE PAY CASH for Old feathcr beds. send
postal TO box 6p5, Houston; VIII call;
country shipments solicited 8
MAYER LlPSulTz, wholesale dealer In
scrap iron copper brass, rubber, bones.
moss aud pecanS. agRii. opened his place
at 0n3 Preston avenue, near the bridge,
ana will pay the highest cost prices,
country customers please write for quo.
tations. 80
FOR QUICK sales aud good tenants list
youg property with j l., Britton n Co.
lul2la Prairie avenue. /
HOUSTON Commission and Auction House
VIII occany Nos, 700 md IO2 Congress
avenue, opposite Theodore Keller, May 1,
and respectfully solicit consgnmcnts ~
all kinds OF merchandise and household
furniture, refer to a w. House, First
National baak, South Texas, Houston M.
tional, Planters and Mechanics banks.
John j. FAINT. manager; T. U. Lubbock,
auctioneer. 30
PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for old clothing,
ladies' and gentlemcn's clothes, hats,
shoes, etc; drop card and / will call
II. slyerberg. 2iS Milan. 90
II, CAPTAIN at 205 Milan strcot, near
Franklin, pays highest prices for gentle.
mems old clothing and shoes. send postal
card VIII call. u
l BUY, pack. move aud store furniture
and household goods, all storage moved
free; money advanced without interest:
+. LOTUS. 21l Milan street Phone
o66. n
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iNTS WANTED.

AGENT ANTED-Man or woman
wante employ and superintend
agents per week salary and ex-
penses,nnent position. ZIegler Co.,
$40 MeuIlding, Chicago, III.
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SIX or eight good carpenters and cabinet
makers, one or two show case makers;
good wages and steady work TO right
men. Apply or write to Palestine Nov
city Works Palestine. Texas. -
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FOR SALE-Bock OF land adjoining Fair
view, 5000 cash; few days only. owAes.
this Office.
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FED-An carpenters are. requested to
away from san Antonio. Texas, as
Is trouble there. Carpenters union
III, Carpenters union No. AGO. ~
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WANTED situation as bookkecper by a
young man; have experience; can furnish
good recommendations MS to character
etc; correspondence solicited. Address
o. X, this office. u
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TWENTY HEAD OF prize winner f9lann
china hogs for cattle. r. i frost hous,
ton. ------.------..-
FOR SALE or TRADE Iiotei at Yoaknm
apply BOX 1865. Yoaknm. texas
F0R S1TE on TRADE-For lumber, one
calmhan engine. l1S2A, in trst-clas.s -, fnp'
ming order. r. T.. Btady, Heaihe' Texas;
T0T N Allen addition. near $ shops'
for lois Ia Houston Helgnts' 30. ~-- 90,
this office ----.-.--------------
SI51F1 VORTH OF farming Implements ana
one center crank thiriy-horse power en-,
cine 10 trade for dry goods o. genefM
Texas. -------------------
F-0T7T7 vacant lots Tor sale or exehangs
n K Herring. 1915 Texas avenue. ~
a IfTT FTE residence iats 70 trade FOR goo1
oil stock. 4. 8 Turner. HiilsDoro' Ie1as,
TIYDS In Illinois. Missouri, NEBRASKA
Kansas and Florida Tor SAG pr eArbh '
II Won have anything Tor sale % eAensages
III n 4, buy property or 70 pofrow m9nsy
cail on w. w AcnesoIi, ~ OH ni.n
;7Ts,P SII--T OR EXCHANGE ;-Iine cottage
a., ra,rfh ward; two lois. larse ealn am
..snrses. two blocks from SAT llne. NJ
w Aeheson. JE.. 3i2 Binz building ~
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WE Buy. sell and exchange rcal estot,..
loan money, rent houses, list your real
cstite with us. j, l.. Brition & CO.
l0i2is Prairie aveiGc
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READY MADE MOSQUITO BARS-sngle,
SOC; double, Zoe; with frame complete,
81; ninety Inch hoop bars 81; extra large
with bed frame complete, 81 %; hair
canopy. American bobhinett, Si.23; 92lnch
imported bohbnett, $40; hner, 50; hun
dred-nch. S3.25; l12nch. S3T5: nuer,
$3.50; carry all grades hobbincttsi make
bars fit without extra charge. Frank
Inns 1910 Texas avenue. 80
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RETGIAN HAREs Tor sale az lowest
prlces. An pedigreed stock Leon Dis
nuke. 1901 Morrow street, Waco, Texas.
,
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FOR SALE-3ilI acres II. 4 T. C. Ry.
plock :, Hardin county. at a bargain: also
NV acres near Sour Lake; this II 4 snap:
liooyer ~ mayors olflcc. Beaumont, ?
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TRACTION ENGINES Three S hip. new
WATERFOWL traction engines; -four hip
second hand Watertown traction engines
four 10 hp new WATERFOWL traction
engines: two 10 hip. second hand Water
town traction engines; three y hip: new
Watertown traction engines; three IL up.
second hand WATERFOWL traction engines;
two IL b. %. new Watertown traction en-
gines: two u hip. second hand Water.
town traction engines. All secondhand
engines in Al condition and guaranteed
10 close out. Easy terms. c. L. Viekers,
Honston 5-60l
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GEORGE A. BYERs, lawyer. 0l5H Con.
gress avenue, Houston. 5-22
I'D. s.. PHELPS, attorney and counselor
at law. 3iOis Main street. Houston o-ld
DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investlga-
tions: reasonable rates: cores pQndenee So
llclfed. James Mccane, box loo, HoustoDs
Texas. u
s. d. COTTON 4 BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdJusteEs. -- Main ST.
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N ORDER 10 expand our business. we
viii sell TO some practical business man
an interest IN the Hot Springs Medical
Association. Apply personally 70 DR.,
kraus sole proprietor OF the Hot Sprlngg
MedIcnl Institute. u
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PROFESSIONAL.

MOVING AND STORING OF all kinds OF
household goods skilifuiy done; fine new
warehouse money loaned on furniture II
desired. Seaman x Barteli FOG Fannin
street, phone 169.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR REN1-lrlat No. 3 OF Buffers nats.
II. +. Mclaughlin. phone 220. II
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PLAfTINt;--AccerdioD box, knife. sun of
graduated folds; work returned same DAY;
riarbInas for sale. Call On US. Royal
Plating company. 500 Main street
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Chinese eggs packed in mud Will be
contiscated and broken up.
Colonel Soper calls for tenders for
supplying 300 Springfield rifles.
The Scottish Thistle club last even
Ing elected the list of officers nominated
a month ago.
Thirty six new members will be re-
Ceived into Central Union church sun
day morning.
Assemblyman Fred. w. Beckley has
been refused permission to visit the
Mookai settlement.
L. S. Marshal Ray issues a notice de-
Claring all service contracts made since
august II, 1898 null and void.
+. c. Macfarlane will leave by the
Zealandia this afternoon for a business
visit of some length to the coast.
Miss Il. May, who is direct from Chi
Cago, will take charge of the millinery
department of B. f. Ehlers & Company
Monday.
on Saturday, January u, Jas. F. Nor
san will sell some valuable real estate
on Merchant street. Eva of Levers q
Cookies lumber yard.
March IA has been set as the day
for hearing the Kamalo case. In the
matter Frank Foster have been allow
ed five days in which to answer.
The meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Chlidren's society this evening will be
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
f. j. Lowery in place of at w. r.
Castles.
Father Valentine gives notice that all
holders of privileges in the Catholic
cemetery must pay their contribution
of five dollars at the office of the Mis-
sion during January.
In the matter of the guardianship of
the f. A. Jones minors, the Circuit
Judge this morning authorized Isabella
Jones, tt guardian, to draw the sum
of s. % = month for use of the minors.
Berger's band will play the Zealandia
off this afternoon, SO that there will not
be a concert at Emma square The
concert tomorrow afternoon will be at
Makee Island in place of on the capitol
grounds.
Akwai VS.. J. A. McCandless. manda-
mus, is being argued before the Sup
rene CGVr- today. Plaintiff was vic
torioGc +! ne lower court but appeal
was taken from that decision by the
defendant.
High tide today occurred at 4:05 this
morning and at AIS this afternoon.
Low tide was at 11:1S this morning and
will be at 9:3S tonight. Tomorrow, high
tide will be reached at 4:42 a. m and
; 05 p. M; low at 1850 a. m. and 1922
p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate
ON QUEEN STREET
ON SATURDAY, JAN. z,
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, l
will sell at Public Auction, valuable
piece of Business Property, Merchant
Street, on the Eva side of Levers q
Cookies Lumber yard and opposite the
Store of G.. Schuman, Esq.
The property has frontage of 81 40
feet on Queen Street, 1874 $40 feet on
Eva Boundary, rs feet at rear and III
feet on Waikiki Boundary
The property contains an area of
10 165.S0-100 square feet OF the above
area 1926 square feet is a leasehold
having &c years to run at monthly
rental of $40. The balance of S7S40.S
square feet is in fee simple.
This property is situated adjacent to
the Judd and Stangenwald Buildings,
and is directly opposite an extension
of the proposed new street in front of
the new Young Building.
Part of the purchase price can re-
main on mortgage. Maps of land at
my office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Continued from Page TwoJ
ARRIVING.
PASSENGERS.


Per stmr. Lehua from Maui and Mo-
lokai.-H. r. Hitchcock, G.. w. Carr,
S. Kawaihou deck passengers.
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COAST SHIPPING.

SAN FRANCISCO, December %
The brig Lurline, nineteen and one-half
days from Kahului, and the brig w. G.
Irwin, eighteen days from Honolulu
with sugar, arrived yesterday.
Among the vessels departing yester-
day were the ship Emily F. Whitney
for Honolulu, and the bark Mohican for
Mahukona.
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FOR SALE !
PLASTER CASTS

There will be found on view at my
salesrooms 60 Queen street some of
those rare and valuable Hawaiian casts
of true Hawaiian types, executed by
Mr. Hutchinson the scuips)r. These
casts are rapidly becoming less common
and are increasing in value.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05
n Chance for Investors:

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here a
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05

NIVIuVIUHS UIIUIGWHH IHIS VIIU ~ UUIH6N66kEISi
d for
from out Pacific Heights Water system This less than city rates
the
o o
PRICES TERMS
to
a
ForsFurther Particulars Apylysto
BRUCE WEARING g. co.
e Progress Block Fort Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Between Boards-Sales: 10 Oahu,
$157.50.
Morning Sassion-Sales: 5000 Hawai-
ian Govt Is, $99.50; 10 Honokaa, $Sl.
. Kahuku, $2425; 8 Kihei Pd, $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-05
PAC|F|ChE|GhTS
Magnificent View,
Refreshing Breezes,
Easy of Access,
An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights
They face Pauoa Road being widened and macadam
lied, and adjon the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-19
Painters Have a Grievance.

AT the request of the Painters union
special meeting of the executive COM
nittee of the Trades and Labor assem-
bly, was held last night The meeting was
called to consider the grievance of the
painters against Bannon & Co. During
the summer months Mr.. Bannon en-
plcyed non-union painters his Sum-
nit avenue residence, and when his at
tentiGn was called to this fact, it is said
he agreed that in the future he would
employ only union labor. Later, how
ever, when Bannon &c Co. remodeled
their place of business at u East Sew
erth street this agreement, it is alleged.
was not carried out, and when asked
why union painters were not employed
Mr. Bannon is said to have replied that
h did not care to hear any more about
the painters or their grievance. Ths.
painters want the committee to indorse
boycott against the firm for failure to
perform its part of the agreement en-
tered into last summer. and presented
their reason why such a course should
be pursued. The matter was discussed
at much length. but no conclusion was
arrived at. Another meeting will be
held Saturday night at Federation hall,
when the executive committee will con-
slider the matter further.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-19
In I>abor's + ield.


The semi-annual election of officers
was the principal business before the
Carpenters union at last nights meet
ing. j. B. Morrison was elected business
agent by reclamation, as was also John
l.. Hughes treasurer, and Gus Carlson,
financial secretary. The remaining Of
ficers elected are as follows: President,
E. NJ. Allen; vice president, Robert Kirk
land; recording secretary. Charles Bo
vaird; conductor, H. Becker; warden, \.
W. Moulton; auditor, Stephen McPad-
den; trustee, Nels Johnson. Business
Agent Morrison reported that everything
was running along smoothly and carpau-
tiers We're generally employed letter
was read from the Suspender Workers
union, of Minneapolis, asking union men
to purchase only suspenders bearing the
union label which the members agreed
to do. The next meeting of the union
will be held on Monday evening. Dec. %.
instead of Tuesday, Dec. a. The meeting
the following week will also be held n
Monday instead of Tuesday evening. Re
ceipts, SOL; expenses, S4Z
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-19
FERNS WAS PUT OUT
DID NOT GET THE COUNT, But THE
REFEREE SAVED HIM FROM
WALCOTT
RUDE COULD NOT GO THE GAIT
Rarbadoes Wonder WAS in Condi-
ton TO Take PuHisiament-Yan-
ger Gets Decision Over the
Ghetto Champion.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Dec. 1S.-Rube Ferns,
tie weiterWeignt champion, went down
to Gefeat at the hands of Joe Walcott,
the Barbados Black, in five rounds in
the arena of the International clubhouse
at r ort Erie tonight. Walcott battered
down Ferns with terrific body blows and
right and left swings to The head To
save Ferns from. being completely knock
ed Oft Referee f. n. Mcbride stopped the
bout and awarded the decision to Wal
Colt
In the fifth and last round Walcott sent
Feins TO the boards on two occasions
and Rube twice took the count When
he arose the second time he was in
weakened condition.
The fight while it lasted was the fast
est and fiercest fought in the new club
house. Ferns landed some terrific blows
on Wa!cotts stomach, but the Boston
fighter was in the pink CT condition and
laughed at Ferns efforts. Ferns began
to weaken in the third round and his adj
1nirers saw the beginning OF the end.
In the fourth round both went to the
floor IN a clinch, and Walcott assisted
Ferns to arise. Hardly had the two
renewed hostilities before Walcott al
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most sent Rube through the ropes. He
crawled on his hands and knees to the
ropes and gained his feet. He fought
gamely and desperately. Walcott went
at him with vicious blows and had Ferns
almost out when Referee Mcbride in
terfered. The men met at 142 pounds,
and the bout was scheduled for twenty
rounds.
The preliminary bout between Hiram
Goldsmith of Buffalo, and Mike Ward,
of Canada, developed into a smuggling
match and the men were stopped by the
police. The bourt was declared a draw.
After the fight Walcott issued a
challenge to fight any man in the world,
Tommy Ryan preferred.
KANSAS CITY, Dee. 1S.-Tommy Ryan,
WHO claism the title of middleweight
champion, said tonight that he would ig-
more the challenge from Joe Walcett.
Il have defeated every man who has
beaten Waicott', he said "and l don't
consider the later in my class
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-19
YANGER GETS A DECISION.
Benny Had the Best of bernstein.
of New York.

Benny Had the Best of bernstein.
of New York.
CHICAGO, Dec 1S.-Benny Yanger was
given the decision over Joe Bernstein, of
New York, after six rounds of fighting
tonight. The contest which was held in
the armory Of the Second infantry under
the auspices of the Olympic Athletic
club, was Witnessed by crowd of 3,O0O
people.
The first three rounds were in favor
of Bernstein, who did most of the lead
ing and landed the greatest number of
clean blows. During the last three
rounds, however, Yanger came up strong
and gained the upper hand so rapidly
that he had a clear margin at the close.
He scored q Knock down in the fourth
and put Bernstein to his knees in the
fifth.
In the preiminaries Jack Beauscholte
and Billy Stiff, of Chicago, fought a
siX-round draw. So
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-19


New York = Arrived: Hohenzollern,
from Naples; Bowie, Liverpool Victoria,
Marseilles, Leghorn ana Nap,es Sailed:
ST. Louis, Southampton Teutonic, Liver-
pool; Southwark, Antwerp.
St. Johns, n. ,F.-Arrived: Ontar1an.
Glasgow and Liverpool for Halifax and
Philadelphia.
London-Arrived: Glenlochy. San Fran-
cisco, Coronet, etc.
Plymouth---rrived: Deutschland. from
New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg.
ueenstown-Arrived: Waesland, Pail
adeiphia for Liverpool.
Liverpool-Arrived: Oceanic, from New
York.
adivostock-Arrived Steamer Queen
Adelaide, Seattle, via Tacoma, for Port
Arthur.
Hongkong = Arrived: Previously -
Steamer Indravelli Portland, Or, via
Muroran and yokohama; Olympia, Ia
coma. via Yokohama.
New York, via Gibraltar, for Algiers,
Naples and Genoa.