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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
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reid's bleibt nift alf balbem @ege
iteben. 9oB cine groBe 3abl &inoer
feline Sdllle erbolten f6nnen, finn.
inert @oniieur Gombes ni6t, 10
LANCE er MIR Die totboliifeu Suit.
tute i6lieBen fann. Der gemeinite
&uno lit offenbar 10 Elm fanatii6er
Sreimaurers&ne6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Webr .,VbilippiniiMeS."

Wlgr. SrelanD nimmt InitoB
oorun, bab Die alien Sroen aui ben
&bilippinen einige bunOerttauienO
Ncrcs San0 beiiBcn, Die lie i'm Sauie
BON brei Sobrblnperten rebtmdBi9
ertDprbcn unO perbeiiert unO beren
Grtr1aniIie lie niht bloB 81 ibrem
eiaenen llnterbult, lonbern aud SIR
@riinbuhg unb Grbaltung sablrci.
der Miiiionen, Shuleu, Gollegien
unO @obltbGtigfeits Nnitolten, pers
meuoet baben. Sic iolen lid oa.
bnrf, in ben Iugen ibrer E1fter
vpcrhoBt" ~ gemabt uno 10 ben
Sntereiien Der Religion cher binoer.
lid, dis f0roerliG" erpieien baben.
N~bgeieben BON Der @iafiirlibteit
elmer iolhen Sebauptllng, ole leoes
itihbaltiaen 9emeiies entbebrt -
tbotiG6lit lit ai,t nid)t eiu begluil-
binter tSal befannt, in Dem Die
Srben hire EGfter nit SGrte beban-
oelt hatten -, muB man lid fii9lid
wlmOern, oerartige acknowledgement
oeeraoe aus Dem Wunoe zines Hra-
laten al uernebmen, oeIien eigene
Spefulatipnen IN @ruuOeigentbum
i'm ihon einmal an Den GanO OeS
8anterotts rmbniu Die politiife SO.
riafeit rep,lbIifanii1er @elogroBen
aebraht, Die inn oamals aus Der
Sinte aebolfen, uno Der ferner ais
2ano. Isent elmer giienbabn = 8eieu.
ihait Sabre lang nit 2anb.aGuiern
besm. Iniieolern in argerlite Bro.
seiie perDidelt gerueien.
Wam ioate bod meinen, elm Wann
nit einem oerartigeu n&ecoro" miiroe
ihon i'm eigenen Sntereiie lid biten,
aeaeniiber Den LANDLORD ORDERS,
pie er lie cpnii6 nennt, Den Splitter
rihter 5u ipielen, Inn nibt inter Sim
meis allf bas @leidniB pom Splitter
I'M iremoen uno Dom galfen i'm
eigenen Iuge 5ur Sronung sernien
All perben. = rGrceIiior".
Rab elmer Spesial.9 epeide aus
Wanila bereitet Die 9ebeimbiinoler'
Sippe inter ben Silipinos (4ati.
%punun) nit gang mpertembarer
Mbiiht 1teue narobe aunogebuugen"
qeaen Die Sroens . @enoiienihaften
Dor, Denen Die amerifaniIden Setti'
rer unb 2ogenbriiOer 5neifeuos nit
@ergniigen en%tsegenieben, wenn lie
nidt ear oils little SbeIlbaber"
baran Mntbeil baben.
Nan laiie Iif aber burb ben
SGminoel nidt irrefiibren. Die
Acknowledgements Wtebrbeit Der &atbo'
Iifen arlf Den Snieln itebt Der Demon.
itration niht BLOB gan5 fern, %ionoern
bolt nod fpie Dor treu 81 Den
W0nden. 9as beItdtigt msoriid'
lid Die i6on leste ISOLDE bon uns en-
mGbnte, BON Der nliberalen" ilnb
proteituntiiten ameritaniiben 8reiie
aber ipltematiih toOtgeibmiesene CD
9epeide Der Siibrer bes nGentro
Gatolico" IN Wtanila on Den bod.
m'iten 9iibof Hihter bon @rano
RapiOs, morim es beiBt:
.9aS fatbuliihe Centrum, pel6es
iehs WiQionen aatbolifen pertritt,'
oanft Sbrlen fir SIREN Yroteit an
8rGiioeut &ooiepelt gum Shuse Der
fatbolii6en Sntereiien auf Den Ybi.
lippinen. Gle pbiitppini.
Sat bolifen 10 ii II d. e n,
Die Srbensleute
bieiben."
Giner Welolng pom 81. Slili 3ll.
iolae bat iibrigenS ole erite Der ges
plonten aunosebungen, Die oui ben
letten Sonntag @ anberallmt mar,
Tiosfo gemaht. Gin Straben.Nuf-
1ua fom nidt 81 Stanoe, uno Die i'm
3orila. Sbeater abgebalteue Ser
iammlnng mar angeblif megen
unaiinitiger @itterumg mi
ihnpad beiu6t. - SbiOem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

an Chicago iuurSc Dcrflpiicnc
ISOLDE @rnuo = G~iscntbnm fiir $780,
832 per Ider ~pertauft. SanO i6eint
bort fait 10 m%ertbpoll 81 iein, wic bel
Neu @ien oOer 9per$piQe IN Sue
bllQlte Gountp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Iiiu bic &aiierfnr lit nif)t MIR

Elm Seilmittel, ionbern cine Sono-
lanqerin Der Civilization. 9as
&rieaSminiIterium in @aibington lit
NutoritGt fir oieie @rflarung. Seit
N%nwenbung Der @uiierfur iinO nGm.
lid cine 9ln3abl birnfroufer Stft.
5iere Der Irmee, geiunOer uub H.
mnner %geporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

1l~ripriinslid iOlte Der @enid
ieinem S60pfer bienen. "a fum
bie Srau uno e8 foIgte Die 9ienIt.
boten-6roge unO ieitOem l"treiten Die
Menifen ii6 iiber Oteie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
aus Den anoeren tatboIii6e en-
3ettnngem.
Mon ihreibt aus Spiter 9on:

Mon ihreibt aus Spiter Ban:
rFrGiioent Rooiepelt berietb iih
nm Somatog nit Nep. s. 8. 9elfprb
BON Srouflpu iorpie nit 5psi promi.
nenteu totbollihen 2aien, &. u.
Tbilbiu bon New Dorf unO tSrant 6.
Sruuerle, iiber Die MtGnhsirage auf
Den Ebilippinen. Gs liegt Dem
Yrdiioenten iebr p!el oaran, IN bieier
Sade uid)t miBpcritanOeu 81 per.
Den. lln0 or miro iid) oesbalb in Der
uidltcu 3utunit ilper ieiue Slu- ulo
@biihtcn 0iientlif) nlsipred)en. Gr
bdlt sroBe Stildc auf Heu. Selioro,
ocn er iriiber ais Efurrer bon
SnIier Ban telncn gelernt."
Man iiebt, Die Erotelte Der fatboli.
id,en 3eitunsen, Gio5eien mo Ser.
cine haben GinOrud gemadt. =
.Nmerita".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

.bringen. 9ei melhen @oIfe tritt
Der aatboIifcnboB nit Der gleiten
Iubbett ouf?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

ocr!bil gcinnOte 2ebrer nidt bec
Gouiciiinn DER geu0lferurlg anacb6.
re.L obmabi futboliidJe 2ebrer lino
,Srltitnte Der Mcgierung 5ablreide
Srferten gemaht batten. Nidt elm
elnstder ieucr 9emerber lplrbe be.
rillcl. Gbcnlo menig peiB Der
paroBe" (?) onerifaniid)e aird)en.
'ilrlt BON Den merh0rten 9ronglolen,
ilnter oenen ole cipiIiiirten Gagalen,
leine Slonbensgenoilen, an leioen
botten. Gr 0arf uno mill nidts ga.
BON inillen, Srelano lieB Die Musfe
tallen. Gr 5eiate iein pubres
0elld]t!" nGrceliior".
Ser l%lntereona bon ct. gierre
ipar lpelter nibts ais elm gsaturer.
elQniB. II alip fem Strafaeriht2
Nun, ih erlallbe mir MIR nod cine
,Sraae: Dor einigen @ofen, als Die
Nnorhiiten- &ropale in Waorio
ltottfonoen, publi5irten Drei 3eitlln.
Gen 1otteSl1iterlid)e Irtifel. llno es
Nc1dab, Dob Die Orei Serfaiier bieler
Hrtifel an einem ltno oemlelben Gage
m Den StraBen DER Stoot ollrd ben
Sdlloa pom Sooe credit muroen mas
llatlirlit aroBes Nuiieben madte.
gSIe fontmt's benn, Dab aero0e oiele
Nrel, ndfOem lie boiielbe eetbon, an
rel1lelben Gage, fait an oerielben
St,lroe bon oemlelben Sooe iiber.
raid)f mllrDen? @enn oas fem
Strafgeribt mar, 10 gibt es iiber.
boiint feineS; Damn miri sic 9ibel
uno Die @eltgeibitte in oas Seller
mo loae, es eibt feinen @ott. = 60.
plel tonn jeber Narr iaeen. - Sit
aber Der Sepp mieoer arob! =
"Sepp" IN Der naatbpliiten Bolts.
Scltlmg".
WIgr. 5. bat cine eigene 8atent-
Mfethooe, Sbatiaden, Die ieinem
repilblitaniihen Ser5en nidt ge.
faiien, aus Der @elt 81 lhaffen. SSn
elmer ieincr politiihen llnterreoun.
gen Iagte er neuli6: Gs lit lGd)erlid.
I'D, e%in5ubilOen, baB nnter Sbeooor
Jtoolepelt's Administration Heaie.
rllnas-Sanollmgen moglid mGrell,
ourh welde einem @olfe ooer einem
SolfsItummc, iiber peldes Die
amerifaniIhe 6lagge pebt, ieine reli.
aloie &edlte geuommeu ooer perfiirst
miirben. = s. g. 6. i'm ,Serolo oes
@tallbenS".
9tiln itebt oo6 bom6enieIt bia
Sbot'nhe, 0aB eben iest inter Hooie.
pelt's &%ernaltuna Die reliaiDien
Hcdlte Der fntboliiben Snoianer BON
Sna 5u Gag perfiir5t merben, inbem
Snoionertinner, Die fatboliihe Stu.
len bel,ld1cn, bon Der ieBigen Sernal.
tll1a Dem Sltnger oocr Dem 9ettel
ilberllefert iueroeu, ipdbreno lold)e.
,uelde gottloie StoatS- ODER Seftirers
lfllilen beiild)eu, bon oieier aeprieie
llen Neripaltnng G~ooiepelt's iein gea
'ltfert meroen. $40 ba bie 2Gher
lihfelt bereinfommen ion, perlteheE
mir nid)t; eS miiBte Oenn ieinL oaE
leoer ebrlihe aotbolif. Ser Die noto.
ride &abrheit ieben ipiQ, bon einem
leioenihaftlid,en TarteieGnger nit
Dem Tormurf Der Sahertihfeit anf
Commando beebrt meroen miiBte. =
aber Die @ubrbeit lGBt iid our6 10
plumpe Ebraien niht abmmrtlen. -
S0em ibihenI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
SSuio GbuarS's @eucinna ii6er.

trifft oo5 @rparten Der Ier5te. Der
@onn bat mabri6einli6 beren Wteot.
sin beimlid sum Seniter b~lnnls9es
ipprfeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Sisnstag, Osn 3. Insuit 1902.
aatboiiTdsr Sirdemsaateuoer.
gom bormbersiaen Samaritan.

Sclbit Gin Scnfpflaitcr fam zines
Wunnes 9uIenfreunD ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

Sic SDilidfeit besinnt bel mandJcn
Samilien iibcraQ, MIR niht 81 Saule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

n Nep Sericp iammeln Die
ilulacH Samcn eincr @emeinbe Die
iiir Den nellen airhenbull notbigen
Soros, inocm tic lid bon Den Sing.
tiuseu fiiiieu laiieu, EaBt portreii-
lid 81 DER nelleiten Grrum9enidaft III
Der umeritanilden nairdenmulit".
-n8ufinlo 8plfSrremO".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
DeoaucrIid tn Der 9bat.

Sier lit elm beoauerlider Mrtifel
aits Der gGccleiialtical &epiep", elmer
portreffli6en tbeoIogiiden Monats.
ihrift:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

Ser Central erein bat eineu
munnbaften Froteit geaen Die gnt-
redtuna mo anedtune Der fatbolis
iten Ebilippiuer erlaiien. @as pers
mag elm eir5eIner Serein, Der niht
sum Centrally ereiu geb0rt? 9tihts!
Mber Elm @ereinsbiuno nit 10000
Witglieoern pernlag piel. ltno oa
gibt es nod Sereine, Die Dem Central
&erein nift angeboren! = naatbu.
liider @laubensbote".
Groteitireu bilit! Die Eroteite
BON Gr5biidofen, 9iidofen Erieitern
uuo Sereiuen 9egeu Die 8ewaltberr.
idait iinb Troielptenmaherei auf
oen Yhilippinen baben Den Serr.
ihaften in @aihineton ooh Geipeft
eingeiloBt mo lie benogen, ibre Sor'
herunaen i'm 8atifan iaaen 5u laiien
unO Die @orihldge oeS Yapites, CUR
~allmaligen 3uriif5iebung Der
Srbensprieiter bon Den Bbilippinen
au acceptiren. ga, Eroteitiren bilit,
beionoerS menn ii6 Siidoie unh
1rieiter an Die Spite elmer iolden
Erpteitbeneguns ltellen. Sbloem.
.@Gre cS nid)t am ElaBe, Dem
ielbitiiihtiaen Grabiihot (pon ct.
TauD .raibness anO ranfest IN.
jnitice" in ieinem llrtbeiIe iiber jene
beloenmiitbigen, peroienitpollen nno
webrloien Wtiiiionare Dor5uperfen?
2uS Die 8atbolifen DER Ybilippinen
anOers oenfeu, OILS Die Serren Sre.
lono uto Saft, benefit bas an Si.
itof 3id)ter BON @rano Hopios elm.
actrofieue 9nnfes.S elegramm bon
Dem fatbolilden Central rmo Der
Ebilippineu. elmer iefS Wilioneu
aatbolifen northumberland Srauni.
lotion. 9ieie ledS Milionen oanfen
benz topieren giihoi unb ieineu aa'
tholiten fiir oeren mGnnlibe Yrotelte
nnb betonen msbriidlih, oaB lie
Sroen beb a G II
wollen. Gem Smperial.iten Gre,
lanh ieood lit Der @uni6 oieier iebs
Wiaipnen U0Qig beoeutmgsloS, 10.
balo Ger @aibingtoner Sol ole nNGu.
muug" beihloiien bat.
.@eraGe5u ldherlib mo ungereht
iinb Ole Groifmmgen Sreiano's iiber
ole Sdul.@ erbGltnilie Der Bbilippi.
men. gr erpdbnt nidt, OaB iait ale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

I'm oes lieben Srieoens nit ieinen
iriiNrcn 9unOesgenoiien miaen, pers
fiel Snfel Sam, Der iid am &albe
Der airhen. uno Srbensgiiter nift
oireft betbeiligen mollte, auf Den
Nusmeg, Die Wonde, unter Der Be
oiuguns, baB lie ole Snieln perlaiien,
fir ibr Gigentbum 81 enti6doigen.
Gie 2GnOereien Der Wtonhe uno ibre
9lbitiebune bon Den Snieln biloeten,
10 mill es iheinen, einen Sbeil Oes
Ireiies. nit Dem Die Ser. Staaten.
&eaieruna Die Sreunol1aft uno Den
,qilten @illen" Der pbilippiniiden
&epolu55er erfaufte. SAB aud) Die
amerifaniiten Seftenpreoiger nit
Dem oSanoel" 5uirieoen iino, braubt
nid,t crit eelagt 81 weroen. -
SSbioem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

Nein, lieber Mihel, uitt ollie giel
baben lunge Sbren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

DEolen : Sereine IN Berlin, 10
lantet Der Sitel elmer Gepeihe. Sect
mare es nobl am Elabe, Den 8aiier
81 marnen, nibt nab Berlin az
reiieu.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-17
NORRIS PARK STAKES NAMED
Metropolitan Stakes For S-Year-olds
and Upward Richest Event.

New York, Jan. 17.-Events for the
spring and autumn meetings of the
Westchester Racing association, to be
run off at Morris park race track, were
announced today. At the spring meet
ing May 1922, inclusive three stakes
for 2-year-oIds are announced. Two of
chem are for 81. 200 added money and
one for $500. For 3year-ofds four
stakes will be run, three of them for
1920 and one for $500. Three-year-
olds and upward will compete in nine
stake events. the most important of
which are:
The Metropolitan. $500 added. the
Withers mile.
Jockey club, weight for age, $1,000
added. mile and furlong, Withers
course.
Three handicaps, at six, six and a
half and seven furlongs of the Withers
mile. with total of So. 700 added.
The Toboggan handicap. $500 added,
Eclipse course.
Six steeplechases and hurdle races are
on the card, the richest of which is the
Grand National steeplechase, 5000
added, about two miles and a half
Entries for the spring meeting will
close February Is.
At the autumn meeting, which will be
held in October, and the entries for
which will close August Is, many rich
stakes will be run off. Among them
are:
The Nursery handicap. $2.5e0 added.
for 2-year-olds, the Eclipse course
The Champagne, $4,000 added, for 2
year-olds, last seven furlongs of With
ers mile
The White Plains handicap. 81. 500
added. for 2-year-olds, the Eclipse
course.
The Jerome handicap. $1,000 added. for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-17
MARKLEIN Is ANGRY.
6wears Out Warrants Against Kelly
and Mcmillan.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Jan. ia scene at
q prominent cafe the other night, in
which Jake Marklein, the well-known
horseman, is said to have bet $1,000
against SO that Robert Mcmillan, the
horseman, would not go into an alley
with him and fight, has found its way
to police channels and today Marklein
sWore out warrants charging Frank
Kelly and Mcmillan with grand larceny.
He charges them in the warrant with
the theft of the 81 600.
Marklein said that he had been drink
ing and joking during the evening and
that he made the bet in a joke, fully
expecting that he would get his money
back. The next day CTuesday) he ask
ed Mcmillan for the money and he re-
ferred him to Kelly. The latter, Mark
lein says, referred him back to McMil-
Ian. He got tired of it and explained
that it was all a joke, but could not
get the money back. After making a
final demand, Marklein says he decided
to swear out the warrant and did so at
police headquarters He claims that
and he is at a loss to know why he is
not given the money back. He had con-
siderable money with him that night
and says he was joking with friends
all the evening. All of the parties are
we'll known in the horse world
Marklein lives in Norwood, a suburb,
but is we'll known in this city, where he
was once market master. Kelly former
" ran a poolroom in this city and also
in Columbus. He is also a prize-fght
promoter of national celebrity. Nc
MILAN is equally well known in turf
circles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-17
MAY REACH OTHERS.
Metcalf In vestigation Promises to Be
Interesting.

1t is not at all impossible that others
besides Colonel Metcalf may become
mixed up in the charge of killing Fill
pino prisoners before the investigation.
The lola Register states that the ex-
members of the Twentieth Kansas
there exonerate Colonel Metcalf from
the charge, but name two others as the
guilty parties. The Register says:
For the past few days the papers
have been full of rumorS of the posi-
Bile effect that charges brought by Capt
Boltwood, of Ottawa, against Wilder S.
Metcalf. newly appointed pension agent
for Kansas, may have. The charge
made is that Major Metcalf, while in
charge of the Twentieth Kansas in the
Philippines, shot down and killed one
or two Filipino prisoners. This charge
was made while the regiment was in
Manila, was Investigated by a military
court and the major exonefated of all
guilt. Now it is revived and is nasty
story.
There are about 1000 young men in
the state who claim to know the exact
facts in the case. They are the pri
Yates in the Twentieth Kansas. The
lola contingent declares that Metcaf
is guiltless. Two of the boys profess
personal knowledge of the shooting in
question. They say that the investiga-
ton in Manila was something of a farce
in that the priVateS who really knew
about the affair were cleverly passed
by. A private in the ranks is mighty
slow to hint at guilt in a superior Off
Ger for there are hundreds of ways In
which the officer can make Mr.. Private
regret such action. But the private
particularly the volunteer private, after
he returns to civil ways, slips quickly
on his old habit and American privilege
of cussing the biggest man in the army
until he is black in the face, if he sees
fit.
$50 the lola boys, and doubtless the
rest of the regiment, for the matter was
talked over freely during the return
voyage, are not only saying that Met
calf is innocent, but they are naming
the names of the men who are guilty
One of the men who shot down a Fill
Pine, the boys say, is now serving in the
army, the other is retired private in
lola The one in the army was an ee3-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-17

the American colonists. This coin has
been in the Jones family since some
time before the revolutionary war and
from the date it bears, it was coined
250 years ago. The Jones family came
originally from Massachusetts where
past generations have lived ever since
the settlement of the New England
colonies. The oak tree shilling, a series
of coins preceding the pine tree shilling
issue, is a very rare piece owing to the
limited number coined. Professor
Jones' coin is in remarkable state of
preservation considering it's age and is
consequently a very desirable speci-
men for collectors. The coin is rough
design on silver, bearing on one side
an oak tree enclosed in a circle of dots
and the lettering Massachusetts, In and
on the other New England An Dom,
1852" w. P. Pierce, an authority on
coins, has the piece on display at the
Fair store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-17
For a Six Round Bout Before
the Quaker Club.
O'ROURKE's SCHEME.
Says He Can Pull Off Big Fight
Near Gotham.
Has a Place Where He Can Seat
10000 People.

New York, Jan. 11.-Fitzsimmons may
be induced to fight Joe Choynskl III
philadelphia in a six-round bout Mar
tin Julian his brother-fn-law, mas Of
fered him strong inducements to take
on Choynski at the opening OF the cluo
on January %. Fitz and Martin quar-
relied more than two years ago anu
have just begun speaking to eacn olner
again.
Julian is satisfied that his brother-in-
law wants to fight again. and impressed
on him the fact that bout Win
Choynsli would be good trlaI IN an
ticipation of match with Jemr1es.
Since receiving Julians offer F1tz mas
been doing hard road work around
Bath Beach and Coney Island, has been
punching the bag for six hard ROUNDS
and has been taking Turkish baths
Tom O'Rourke said today that II Je1-
fries and Fitzsimmons Were matched ne
would put in a bid for the hght, Win
an ample guarantee that he could pun
it off within so miles of the New York
City hall .
II have my choice of two places, .
said O'Rourke, and can seat 1O.0OO
Spectators in either one For those who
want to see Jeffries and F1tzSimmons
fight a railroad trip of an hour or SO
would amount to nothing The sW5rts
travel that long almost every day our
ing the season in going to the races. l
have asked Fitzsimmons to consider my
offer in case he makes a match with
Jeffries."
Robert Fitzsimmons this afternoon,
to The Enquirer correspondent, mace
the following statement in reply TO the
offers for a battle made by Champion
Jim Jeffries at Philadelphia yesterday
In reply to Jeffries' statement that
he has used every honest means to in
duee me to fight, can say that L nave
never heard personally from either gef-
fries or his manager. never asked
Jeffries for any inducements.
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M'eovRRN's CONDITION.
Will Go Into Training at Louisville
About February I.

New York, Jan. 17.-Terry McGovern
was given leave of absence for a few
hours this afternoon by the physicians
at the Hahnemann hospital, where the
Brooklyn whirlwind has been incarce-
rated since last Saturday, when his nose
was operated on. He was very glad to
be out in the open air again and took
a long walk, finally returning to the
hospital in the evening.
His face was all bandaged up, and the
doctors insisted that he must keep the
silver tubes in his nose while he was
outside.
McGovern will leave the hospital on
Saturday morning. He will journey
down to Hampstead, Long Island, to his
new training quarters, where he will re-
sumo training for his fight with Dave
Sullivan. On February 1 he will move
to Louisville with his retinue of trainers
and sparring partners. to put on his
finishing touches for his bout with Sulli-
van in that city on February %.
McGOvern's manager, Sam Harris
will leave for Louisville on Saturday
next to make the arrangements for the
coming of his man. Harris will engage
the training quarters while there, SO
that McGovern's training will not be in
terrupted except by the necessary trip
on the railroad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-17
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

'fWay Down East with it's simple
and forceful portrayal of rustic New
Hampshire life, will come to the Craw-
ford tonight. The two years run which
this piece enjoyed in New York city
alone attracted widespread attention. 1t
is play of wonderful heart interest.
Its graphic reproduction of rural scenes
and types will carry many grave man
of affairs back to the days when he was
a rugged farm lad with stone-bruiSed
feet chasing the butterflies and driving
home the reluctant kline. There are
scenes of homely mirth and quaint mid
winter festivity punctuated by episodes
of infinite type. Manager VIM. A
Brady has made the most pretentiouS
scenic play his name has ever been as
ISOLATED with A matinee and night
performance will be given Saturday.
The Heubner theater company will
open weeks engagement at the Craw
ford Monday in 1.-THE Great Steel
Strike The prices will be 10, 20 and 80
cents Ladies will be admitted free
Monday night when accompanied by a
paid 30-cent ticket
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MAHER IN GOOD FORM.
To Try Conclusions With Tom 6har-
key For Six Rounds Tonight

Philadelphia, Jan. 17.-Peter Maher,
who is to try conclusions with Tom
Sharkey in a six-round bout before the
Central Athletic club in this city to-
night, is in as fine condition for bout
as he has ever been in his life.
Every morning since the match was
arranged Maher has been up at an
earlier hour than usual. and with his
trainers by his side he has run over
Paramount parks maeadamized roads
for several miles. Again in the after
noon he has gone through the same
work, with the result that at present
he is in splendid shape, and besides he
is much stronger than he has been for
a year. His exhibition bouts in the
morning and afternoon clearly show his
condition, and he goes at his trainers
with blows which compel them to beg
off. He still has the same wonderful
force in his punches which has sent
many a good man to the boards, and his
followers are SO sanguine that he will
defeat Sharkey they intend to bet a
great deal of money on him.