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The Washington times., 1902-12-22
DEMANDS JURY TRIAL.

Rufus Brown, the negro who was
caught in the act OF breaking into a
house only few yards from the First
precinct ~ Policeman Cats on Satur-
day night. demanded "a jury trial when
his case was called this morning In the
United States branch Of the Criminal
Court. il Is claimed Brown entered the
house aud was making preparations 10
carry away his plunder when the Do
lceman caught him.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
NAVAL FOOTBALL
GAMES DISAPPR0VED
House Naval Committee May Attempt
to Prevent Middies From Playing.

Football playing by the Middies OF the
Naval Academy does not meet with the
approval o. the House Committee on
Naval Affairs and there Is a disposition
20 prohibit it in future.
To do this a provision may be placed
in the naval appropriation bill provid-
Ing that no games shall be played out
side the Naval Academy grounds. Tho
House Committee on Military Affairs
rather rejoices in the prowess OF tho
cadets at the Military Academy. and be-
lieves the annual games are good
thing.
A majority OF the members Of Con
gress believe football playing IS some
thing the superintendent OF the Academy
can regulate without the enactment OF
legislation.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
MANNER OF OBSERVING
CHRISTMAS IN ORIENT
Army Of Chinese ForSake Buddha for the Cross
and Adopt Ceremonies of Latter.

Men change their religious faiths but
not their national tastes and habits. An
army OF Chinese have forsaken Buddhu
for the Cross and adopted the ceremonie,
and symbolism of the latter withou,
relinquishing the decorative customs oil
the older worship. They open Christmas
Day with mighty salvo Of frecrackers
as they do their own New Year. and
serve on the Yuletide board the roast
pig sacred to the gods OF their race.
On Good Friday they wear white sack
cloth and snowy mourning neck scarfs
as they do at funerals. On Easter there
are more firecrackers as well as lilies,
bright flowers. eatables. and fruits.
Xmas Tree introduced.
In the places where American. Eng
lish, and German missionaries have
proselytized, the Christmas tree has
been introduced to the Orient and has
proven a welcome visitor. Il was not
altogether a stranger in the Far East In
the festivals OF the North Wind in the
midwinter. Of the returning sun at the
winter solstice, and OF the first day Of
the New Year the branches OF evergreen
trees and even whole trees have been
employed for centuries as ornaments A
small fir, spruce, or cedar has long been
used as a roof talisman 70 insure good
luck or fueng- to the house be-
meath.
At the first shaving Of baby boys
head a green branch crossed with
threads strung with scraps OF scarlet
paper is q familiar decoration.
Strings of Popped Rice.
When. therefore. the converted China
man came to embellish the Christmas
tree he found himself at home. Instead
or strings OF popped corn he employed
strings OF popped rice. some plain and
dead white. others glittering with sugar.
and stiI others deftly stained in scar
let and gold.
Rice offers endless opportunities to a
clever cook and replaces the cake and
plaster OF paris of American Christmas
trees. The rice -four Is made into 4 glIt-
enous dough. which is cut into seglnents.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
SAYS SLEEPING GIRL
WILL WAKE TUESDAY

cENTRALIA, H.. Dec. 22.-Prof EN-
est KaIkbrenner has stopped his sDlri-
tualistic treatment OF Dora Meek. in an
effort to end her sleep. which has
reached the eighty-ffth day.
He admits that appearances indicate
his failure. but promises that she viii
awaken tomorrow as the result Of his
Efforts. The physical condition Of the
girl does not change. She sleeps sound
ly half the time. and is I'm a somnolent
trance the remainder She eats once a
dsx.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
WRESTLING AT EMP1Ez

Tuesday night a wrestling bout will be
held On the Empire stage. after the per-
Torrance. between Frank Huseman and
kid" Sullivan. both local boys Accord
ing 10 the arrangement the former Is 10
throw Sullivan in thirty minutes. The
management OF the theater has offered a
$50 purse to winner. according to agree
ment
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
Railway Relief Association.

The officers broke the tie during the
past week and now lead the Four-and-
a-half Streets by p per cent. The Me-
tropolitans have a clean lead over the
rest for third place. In the individual
averages there has been but little
change
Whitney, Brown. Holt. and Ham hold
down the positions in the order named.
Clark. who was fourth last week. bOwled
below his standard and has fallen back
to seventh place.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
OF INTEREST
TO LOCAL BOWLERS
Standing of the Several Teams and Individual Aver
ages of Players.

All OF the local bowling leagues sus-
pended their schedules Saturday until
after the holidays. The past week has
been a busy one on the alleys. and the
bowlers should be able TO renew their
work with more energy after Christmas.
In the District League the veteran
among the local bowling leagues, -ae
Saengerbund. and Jolly Fat Men Club,
are tied for first place. with averages
OF .6S7. Last week these two teams and
the Golden Eagles were tied for first
honors. with ten victories and five de
feats. bur the defeat administered to the
Golden Eagles by Carroll Institute
throws them into third place. Takoma
Park is still hopelessly last.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
Ten Highest Individual Scores.

Williams, Census, 256. 2O5.
Barr. Commissioners. 255. 224. 224, 216.
Bum. Interior, 246 222, 211. 2O6, 2O2,
POI. 2C1
Parker, Commissioners. 236. 216. 21O.
2O5. 2OS. pol.
Leimbach. Postofice, 234. 2S2, 2O2. 2O1.
Lord. Bureau. 232. 229. pa. 2l3. 30,
2OS, 2O7. POP.
Crist. Navy Yard, 23O. 226. pa
Myers, Commissioners. 225. 20S. 2O4.
200.
Bishop, Postofhce, 225.
Nelligan, Commissioners. 224.
Highest team total. Interior Depart
ment, 1.033.
individual averages and highest scores:
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY

Henry Simms and Mabel GTay, col
ored, We're in Police Court today on the
charge Of highway robbery. and they
were held for the grand jury in bonds
OF 81 600 each. il is alleged that they
drugsed George Doremus. OF Richmond.
Va. and robbed him OF a gold watch
and SEQ
The Washington times., 1902-12-22

fastened, and then fried In boiling lard.
II expands into hollow yellow or brown
sphere resembling an orange.
Cut Into Figures.
Cold boiled rice. white OF colored. is
cut into cubes, pyramids. hearts. and
other shapes and dipped in boiling sugar.
Popped rice Is strung on long straws and
then made into crosses. anchors, wreaths,
stars. and iozenges. Another kind OF
graceful ornamontation is made by
threading little circles. squares. OF hearts
OF scarlet gold or ultramarine paper with
the finest cotton or silk thread. These
are festOoned from branch to branch.
from tree TO walls, and around the walls
just below the ceiling. At a few feet the
threads are invisible and the gayly tint
ed scraps of paper seem floating in the
air
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
Departmental League.

The Bureau team still has a command
ing lead In the race for the Times cup.
with -516 average, 1 per cent behind
their average up 10 last week The In
terror Department team is second. with
.l40 average. and made a gain of 80 per
cent during the week. The high individ-
ual averages, il is claimed. is due to
the alleys on which the teams bowl,
and the other players in other leagues
contend that the Departmentals aver
ages should not be compared with theirs
As all Of the alleys in the different
leagues have been remodeled this sea-
son. this excuse seems rather lame
Anything below the .222 single mark Is
only ordinary bowling in the Departmeis-
tai League. Lord. OF the Bureau quint
still holds the highest average, with
.1S4. Bum. Of the Interiors, is stilA sec
one, with .1S3. and Garrett. Of the same
team third with 1T9
The Washington times., 1902-12-22

Kid Sullivan, the local boxer, and
Frank Houseman, the champion feather
weight wrestler OF the South. and
popular Washington boy, viii wrestle at
the Empire Theater tomorrow night.
Houseman has agreed to throw Sullivan
in thirty minutes.
Much interest has been manifested in
the bout.
Houseman recently returned to Wash
ington from Chicago. He LEFT this city
about two months ago. meeting all com
ers. He took on sixty-seven wrestlers
through the Middle West. and found only
two who could stay hfteen minutes with
him. In a bout with a heavyweight In
Chicago he had a bone in his right wrist
fractured.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
JOHN |. SQUANDERED
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Famous Pugilist Won Large
Fortune With His Fists.

Reciting interesting anecdotes Of his
career and relating incidents Of his
travels while a professional pugiIist.
John Lawrence Sullivan. once the most
famous boxer who ever donned a glove,
would not impress one as being the man
who had thrown away a fortune. His
latest escapade in Boston, where he is
alleged to have spent whole day in
throwing money about the streets. re-
calls the immense fortune he has squan-
derod since the memorable day in 1852
when he defeated Paddy" Ryan at
Richburg. Miss.
Some interesting figures Of the money
made by Sullivan can be found in the
following table. which is a careful com
pilation OF the different amounts he won
during his long ring and touring career:
May l6. lssI-John Flood. Yonkers. N.
Y, eight rounds. ......,........... s750
February 3. lSs2-PaIdy Ryan. Missis-
sippi. nine rounds. ....,.....:..... 5000
July II, lSS2-"Tug'' Wilson. New York.
four rounds. -. 1900
May "a, lss3-C harley Mitchell. New
York. three rounds, stopped ........... 5000
August 6, lSs3-Herbert A. Slade ('Ma-
ori''). New York. three rounds ..... I4OOO
Tour Of the country under Pat Sheedy's
management ........................,.. 10000
June %. 1ss4-Failed % meet Mitchell.
New York. money split............... 5000
November 10. 1ss4-John NJ Latin. New
York. three rounds. -. - 1900
November II, 1ssf-Ah Greenfield, New
York four rounds. nds................... u 900
January l2 lss5-AH Greenfield. Bos.
ton, four rounds ................ 1000
January 10. Issj-Padiy Ryan, New
York, thirty seconds. 1900
June %. lss5-Jack Burke, Chicago.
hve rounds. Observation-Disclosures 5000
August o. lss5-Dominick McCafrey.
Cincinnati SIX rounds. .............-. II, 900
November Is, lss5-Paddy RYAN. san
Francisco. three rounds. 5000
January Is. lss7-Patsy Cardiff. Mime
apois. six rounds (broke his arm). 5000
December Q. lss7-Started tour Of ing
land and Ireland, management Of
Harry Phillips. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 900
March 10, lsss-Charley Mitchell, in
France .-.-.-..---....-. .-.....--....-..... Gee.
July s. lss9-Jake Kilrain. in Misss-
sippi Observation-Disclosures. 1000
During IsgO-Successful theatrical tour. 25.Oo0
During ls9l-Australian tour. ............ 1000
September :. ls92-I.ost 20 James j.
Ocrhetf -------.-.- .-.-..-..s.....4....----
August q, 1s9G-Tom Sharkey, New
York. no decision. ion.-....-.........-.... 1000
Benefits at different times. s.............. 10 900
Total. about. out......................... 7s5,o0O
The Washington times., 1902-12-22

In this table no account is taken OF a
number Of other money earning things
in which sullivan has engaged. He has
received at various times a world Of
valuable presents. and IN many cases he
travelled In state without cent Of ex-
pense 10 himself and his immediate par
ty- in that way had Sullivan been in
cllned TO be a bit careful in the matter
Cf keeping hold OF some OF his money,
he might today have a more than com
fOrta. .c fortune
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
Bank Clerks League.

Harrison and Barclay are tied for the
highest individual average in the Bank
Clerks League with an average OF liz
pins in thirty games. By winning three
games and losing one. Riggs Bank has
tied the Safe Deposit Company for first
place in the league. The latter team
suffered def, q IN one Of it's three games
d-ring the past week. The Columbia
National Bank and Bell E Co. have i'm
proved their standing considerably.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
Individual averages

High Eames-NeW 1orks. 3O9' Wash-
inEt0ns. S98. ChicagOs. 877.
High scores-Lord. 243. Fitzpatrick. 222
Land. 2II. Orspada. 21O. Miller 209
The Washington times., 1902-12-22

Jenries and Fitzsimmons continue to
make lots Of money on their theatrical
tour. Thousands Of people have iocked
TO the various Western playhouses to
see their exhibition bout. Last week
and ever since they started out. both Of
the men have been meeting all -comers.
They post a sum Of money which they
agree to give to any one who can stay"
four rounds with either Jeffries lost
$3.50 by failing to put out a boxer named
Jack Monroe at Butte. Mon. on satur-
day night. Monroe is amateur cham
pion OF the Pacific Coast. He was there
with a wallop and got in a few good
ones on the champion. Once he sent the
champion to his knees. At the end OF
the fourth round Monroe was on his
feet and declared that he would stay
eight rounds for $500 To this the cham
piOn's manager would not agree.
Tonight Fitzsimmons will take on
Monroe. The Lanky One will give him
$500 II he stays four rounds.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22

Tom Jenkins, the worlds champion
catch-as-catch-can wrestler. will meet
George Bothner. Of New York, tonight
jenkins weighs about 205 pounds. while
his opponent will weigh only 13O. Jen-
kins has agreed to forfeit all claim to
the purse which has been offered If lie
does not pin the little fellows should
eTs 10 the mat three times within an
hour. Although in point OF weight he
has the advantage over Bothner. the
latter's friends declare. he cannot turn
the trick. and will be lucky II he throws
the GOthamite once. Bothner has gone
on with the best Wrestlers both for
eign and American. and has repeatedly
stayed the limit
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

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%risetasst Oct par lise for leg bespuote at BRUCE Or.
DttieS @ettorottpe yteroine. sit Mrbeihe | to pa Ell
holnt War bar peret rle9et baorbt for mine gterper.
ge9 tr prGfnereno be sGIbfte 90 refer qieRHeni mine Tts
ltrltter CO. 1000 ARtl bosrt Har, prRoifer qiennemiRits
Liz iem @ange ON flaen, fprpbsa OF prre tiIitso. otb
GorretninasHeoer. oa bar Wtasier Of andre gIiater peb
Steen al. laifet pare Or. Nilss' t~foratlos ssroins
bar iea punbet D1at troos bette baaroe arbeioe. ino.
I'll isg nu peler 1876 Buno. uaten 20 puub mere eno
btbitl l al min Sepetlh. Seq prebifsr Sterntne. buur
teg ina gaar, til aae. Der Iiber al gerpeipaohen. Sierte.
slisr wtaoeipgoom@ gen. Ut. 8. Uisners. Qrsfbiug
eibsr. Gree Dtstbcbiit Sbur9. @prrsttipnpiIe, ga.
VIE apotbefere ieIeer % earauterer ben fsrfte via.
re az Or. getisS ~S99emtoler. "Trip efter fri bog
ON g~terpsfittt % Siertefpgbomme. aoresIe Or.
Wities wRoteaI 60. eIfhart, Snb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
Ooreesfartet fIebet paa
S0rreo.

Si Ter mc0taaet iaa mango
Spprgsmael, ON hi life fan ifaiir
acrtet fl9bet paa 2Grreb. at ri be.
itemte os til at forisge meo ct Iioet
8urti. Sor 80 Geuts EXTRA fan ri
ifaife aartet fliitret pea 2Grreo, reo
SrGitoffe paa bier gube. iaa at Oct
fam bGnses op paa Spgsen % rules
op, mar oct life briiees.
Si bill meb Oct iamme gisrc op.
merfiom paa, at man life fan faa
baaSe Sr9miebos 90 Start, unbta.
gen man betaler ezra fer en- al Se.
lene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

9eres "Ssbefsbaesboe- er mobtneet % eieR'
reuIRit rieo meeen Snteresie. Seq fan iIts
itge anoet ero, at Samlinaen af gitater er for.
trGffeIig. Oct er en- rem SorneieIfe at i9tte
ie til at lGfe benz. |Sts q collection Of
oiterarn Sens Ser er baaoe NIbor oe
Snnor. bporimoo alt anitsoeIiet er iurroittta.
beoSfuIot ubeIIffet. Sea Fan life ffisnue anoet
enb, at goeer maa bi9Ipe til at peffe Sunos
for bet iisrne og opbsienoe I Dor ffanbinaV.,te
2iteratur.
20. geeeT, T.abiion. 8is.