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The evening world., 1902-05-13

Even those "nn won his wads Of bills
ny the result p;jied Erne when 1t was
al over. Any one would who Witnessed
to scene in the jc.hrOnn, Champion
corner after !cstoratives had brought
nim to his senses. .Arquain'el win the
result. he cried Ike a hoy who h1l lost
his all. lie turned pi;Irullv to his CON-
panlon and second, Frank Himphcr, and
said:
Frank. wac / knock.d OUT Yes.
Frank, YOU were. but doa't feet badly, "
reluctantly answered Ximpi,r. Err"
tncn bu.ied bis face I'm hi4 hands ana
cried PIT fully. The rush of tears shook
MS cntire Athlete frame. 1t seemed.
nothing wo's" could have happened him.
What u difference IN tho scenes around
the vUrquished and the victor. Cans
was happiness rCrsonliiod His JOY over
lowed. He lad satisfied the ambition
of years, CONGRATULATIONS came thick
and fast. lie had a different smile or
each Of the hundreds who clambered
around his corner 10 say glad You won.
Erne Appeared Nervous.
When iIrnc received the Wicked knock
out punch he fell fiat on his face to the
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west Of Buffalo were IN hand. Six thou
sand men jammed into the clubhouse
ana adm ssion was refused to 1000 more
Many thousand dollars changed hands
on the result of the fight. Honest
John Kelly won 81 900; Sam Harris. 5000:
Al Herford. $1,000, aad the Baltimore
delegation several hundred each.
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~ ~ a. n 90 haaHaI
aH saaH ssisaaiff y -
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fiiHi 49, ttiis 49, ssse
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Roysi.rer wonder of she Age.

In ~. min race ". 4. McGrath
trrrd 80 - SOLD Tor SD. aud at that
pric" De Nas q very oheap horse. Es.
seno gas Wsl played but vas away
Elllb Olltrr's p~egiHggrd hoysterer, who
Naa innF ago Consigned 10 the bOnr-
ward hy veterinarians oH another race
M clever style koNrirfsr 10 one ~ TIE
AnudtTs ~ the hEs
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second Inning.

Flood puu! pop up was nailed bN
Williams Irwin slammed n double past
Dexter. Farrell fuul-hicd to Dexter.
Donovan famed. NJ runs.
tunsaltun fied to Dahien. Irwin hand
81 over Killing r. buni Lowe walked lie
was killed a block on a s;ral. Farrell
makins Il perfect throw No runs.
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The Batting order.

run scheme. conEllton hauled down
McCreery's soirer. Dahlcn died, Lowe
TO o'HIgan. No runs.
Slagle famed Miller grounded to
Dorovan Sh"rknrl grabbed DcXter's
stinglnE liner q foot off the ground. No
runs.
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Third IInniup

Men"!"e took Williams place on the
sian. bnlan wac tclded uut by Lowe.
i%N''l"r iird I" SiaEl' Shrcklrd out.
Lowe to OHaFau No runs.
o'Hafuu Wdlhrd Tukyr's sacrifice,
IRWIN Ca, Mcyr"rry. advanced OlHHgap
tn -crond Meupf,,'- long ry 10 EeIirr
sent ohhEan 10 third Slpgie famed
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100 to so on Erre MT Rim.

100 10 so ON Erne mt RIM.
shortly before . o'clock the principals
~ the preliminary bout entered the ring.
,htN were Eddie Kelly and Joe Nc
"'hoh' both of Buffalo. They were nm
n"unced 10 box eight rounds at lls
pounds' This contest was simply a
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Fourth Inning.

Emsli" called MuCrctry Out Oh , hunt
60 lfy' Dahl,u fpul lied 10 D,S-
ter tlppd famed No runs
bahlrn handed over Miil"r's turr.i
'rtrrN 'uuglltuu died Do biI,u \,
runs.
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"DAVY" JOHNSON OUT 100000
SAYS HE HAS QUIT THE TURF.
Piunger's Career Has Been Meteoric-H He
Usually Won or Lost in Big Chunks.

Two years ago. at Brighton, he could
not lose a bet and soon a many thou
lands OF dollars to his credit Davy
Johnson could go right or now and bet
! as much as he liked, for the layers
would give him every chance to recoup
his losses.
Has other Interests Now.
Ne could probably have more credit
extended than any nan in the ring.
Mr.. johnson has other interests than
the turf. and to these he says he will
dcvote himself In the future.
Perry Bclmont's Flywheel made his
debut yesterday as a l-to-5 chance in
the last race. He was meeting only
Alsike and Adelaide Prince. 1t seemed
as II he must beat these two in a walk.
Many 4 sure thing bank roll went on
him and many a sure thing bettor broke
out into a cold oe%rspiration as they saw
Alsike and Adelaide Prince nail Fly
wheel a quarter OF a mile from home
and send Booker TO a hard drive.
FiywheeI's Class Won Out.
II looked then as ii Flywneel VAS sure
coGrag. pulled him through. Tired as
he was, he came away again under hard
persuasion n won by a length from
Alsike. Not a brilliant performance by
2 lot OF good, and he will hold his "
In better company in the future. He
made the hfth fayorite 10 win,
me bookles had q hard day most de-
waS Old Lady, which John 4. Madden
added 60 the Bambino race This time
lhe, added starter did not win Old
Of me haggin youngsters, took hold OF
her at the end ~ a uarteT. and Old
Lady was beaten then and there.
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Just before tn, game, Nills,E Flsr|
thought u q good p.au ,a .iaup. .n.
batting order. % resulted loo aulh
1esng placed second uu the 1atlus ,-
ills idea, he sIid Nar .vaus, u.urs.
was q good halter and b. Nan 81, uI
a base be would know 40 20 rl.Iu.r.
Ihrn as 90 pitching Ma,A. a..ta-,
hls arm NAs NOT right aIs rA..r.u 20
iht day TAe qas-.lN ul auH RHIla
- Ia resled brlNrru sHtTtt ssi b. If
The FORMER Aar ult 300 uH, ..sf lHIi
rlihsi hf aru usslHs HuuHlra u.u
sans sinef aHl ]u'.ud.H. IH. ul.
iasa fappfd nim iur uur.r.n rs
Donovan nuhIIy du arh h,-tH s.
ultchFf L
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NT' likely ~ SlbN ~ NhNAl 49, N''
fore the passing of many more days
But 1t Is to he hopel that the DAYS ara
ambercd with a single mineral.
Mntty's Arm Not Right Yet.
Now to the game to-day. To pitch
Mathewson against the Donovanites was
Manager FCgel's hope this afternoon.
Chr'sty warmed up finely, but still he
claimed his arm was not lust yet in the
proper trim. He SAYS a sliEht cold set
tied In 1t and that 1t has not completely
ihawed out vet. However. he worked
hard enough to dispense with the all
ment. but In the case Of his falling IA
think himself good enough 10 beat tn"
81. Louisans. Frank sparks. the coolest
individual ON the team. was prepared
10 % slab duty.
Concerning Mathcwsnn, It might be
here related OF the great tw.rlor $ dis,
Ike for the players of this town. Tine
day In New York not quite a year ago
when Patrick j. Donovan and his men
broke his winning streak of victories
Is still fresh in his mind.
jackson Hack In the dame
When the Giants lined 40 there was
ANoI1tf cnanst 10 ne Ipund IN the Dat
tiig order. "Ginril" Jackson. who did
"A bench-wamlng stunt yesterday TO
permit Roy Clarke $ placing. was found
In his old place in left field and Clarke
did the thinking part ON the bench. The
'x-Brown University man has shown
a very decided weakness At bat and
the change ought la do the Giants some
good.
Patsy Donovan Is = hck sort of a
fellow. one minute he says this or that
fellow will pitch, and the next instant
will make another decision. VI. j..
o'Neill. who has a brother catching
for the 81. louis crowd. and RAo Is a
student for the priesthood, looked as
though ne might set the job "a. lett
hand filings appeared 10 o, great .hinEs
IL the morning warming-up stunt But
Nerkes. too, had something Of tsv
puzzling sort an hi delivery. aud go
lid Joyce, So only the tap Dl the gong
when play commenced ,ausrd syult.
Patsy t. make as lual de,.s...
- -
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Thc Batting Order.
score by Innings
GIANTS SCORE
I'M FIRST GA ME.


be after ali the New York bows are ONLY
suffering a momen;arv stump, They al
pcssess excellent AGILITY rs players ant
are likely to snow in their true form be
fore the passing Of many more days
But 1t Is to he hopel that tho DAYS ara
....Aa..l nI.A- nL.A-In- -. n,.rnI
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When iGrne received the wicked knock
out punch hr fell fiat on his face to the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-03-22
TOWNSHIPS NORTH OF RANGE 50 WEST

ART OF Oh W q, COMMENCING AT cOrner OF Ihhu
owned by 0. j. Foote running thence SO rods thence
10 rods thence 20 rods, thence II rods, thence W
~ rods, thence Is rods to place OF beginning
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-03-22
Township so North of Range 80 West

a lot bounded on the by Fall River, by ID 3 and
Ry land W by Keweenaw Bay.
s12 so So 80 so 81 81 90 81 81
Township 81 North Of Range 80 West.
part of lot commencing shore of Keweenaw Bay at
the corner of land owned by Frederick Baraga
Bishop and running thence to the section line be.
tween sec 35 and 80, 10 rods of the post of said
line, thence 6 u rods thence to the shore OF Ke.
weenaw Bay thence along the Bay shore to place OF
und lot commencing 20 rods of the W corner OF
lot and running thence to corner OF said lot
thence 80 rods thence to the shore 81 .keweenaw
Bay thences along Bay shore 10 tho land formerly
owned BY H. w. Walker thence along the n line of
said Walkers land rs rods thence along the line of
Walkers land 10 rods thence to place of beginning
IS II 40 2 81 60 % 1 20 4 Oh
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-03-22
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE SO WEST.

TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE SO WEST.
W Of n H. 50 81 16 ia II 90 Z II
part lot described follows: Commencing at shore
Keweenaw Bay at the n corner of land owned by
Martin Kelsey, running thence 80 rods, 10 rods,
thence ~ rods. thence - rods, thence 10 rods
thence rs rods IT, thence 80 rods to shore of Ke-
weenaw Bay thence along shore Of Bay rods # to
place OF oes'n1 To- 80 s. ii o. i 90 i 80
commencing at corner OF lot 4, running thence 70
rods thence 10 rods, rs rods to shore Of keweenaw
Bay thence along shore of said Bay place of be-
ginning : 70 q ,sss ~ q % ,S SS aSs
swA ofswi1 40 5i6 Ia Il 90 III
beginning at point eco II OF W corner OF W Of
$40 #, thence " 1920 # to place Of beginning
commencing on the shore OF Keweensw Bay the n
line OF lot g. running thence l345 IT, thence 1855 f.,
thence " to the Bay Shore thence n tn place OF be-
ginning IA 81 8 10 2a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
COLOSSEUM RACES

Bobby wkthour. who is to meet Stin-
son tomorrow evening in the final race
OF the season at tho Colosseum Is ex-
pected in town this afternoon from Hart
ford, where he raced Caldwell last even
ing The claim OF Caldwell OF the cham
pionship because he defeated Walthour Is
not taken seriously by those posted on
the game. Caldwell defeated Walthour
behind singles which machine was a
handicap 70 the Southerner who had been
following tendems. Caldwell on the otner
hand has been following singles nearly all
season. Experts figure that behind tand-
ems, Caldwell wouldn't have n look in in
the race.
Stipson Is at Boston this evening where
he rides Moran and Maya, but will re-
turn TO this city tomorrow morning. The
race at Boston should tune him up for
the race with Walthour tomorrow night.
The distance will be 25 miles and with
such pace as will be used, some fast
miles are expected The amateurs
events promise TO dish up keen sport.
Marcus hurley and Root will fight II out
for supremacy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
CARTER KNOCKED OUT

Fort Erie. Ont. Sept l6.-Tommy Ryan
may be the veteran OF the mtddleweights
In the prize ring. but he is still far from
being a back number. Last night in the
arena OF the Fort Erie club. In a vicious.
bruising ight. he knocked out Kid Carter
OF Brooklyn IN the last minute OF the
sixth round.
The Knockout was clean and decisive.
and came chiefly as the result Of the su-
per1or ring generh.bip OF Ryan, which
enabled him throughout 10 evade sue
cessfully or Withstand the heavy on
slaughts Of his opponent
Carter was no mean opponent In fact,
he hustled Ryan throughout the ffght.
forcing him from corner 10 corner W Oh
wicked lunges. which efectually destroy
cd any effort on Ryan's part 70 box pret-
tlly. Forced TO fight Ryan finally went
at the game as few can. He stung Nlr
stabbed Carter until he had him bleeding
ard bevfldered and then several we'll
placed right arm jots on the jay tumblod
the husky young fellow n bleeding ma
OF senseleee humanity 60 the rosln.
Carter fought gamely and tried hard.
but he suffered about all the Visible pun
ishment that was noted during the bout.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
DOINGS AT BROWN
Today the Last for RsgIstfa-
tIon for the 139th Year.

Today is the last day of registration
for the 18th year of Brown university.
which opens tomorrow with a special
chapel service at $40.
The registration has been large this
year. and 1t Is expected that over 800
students Will be enrolled. The entering
class is strong one and viii number
over 200.
The special chapel service tomorrow
morning will be conducted by President
w. III. p. Faunce, and Deans Meiklejohn
and Emery will also be on the platform.
One section Of the floor will be reserved
for the students at Pembroke hail. and
the gallery, as usual, will be open to the
public.
A great many changes are being made
on the campus this fall The most marked
of these is the demolition OF Messer and
Howell houses, which nave long been eye
sores.
The masonry on the tank of the new
swimming pool Is now finished. It is 80
feet by 70 and In depth increases from
IA feet at the west end to s1s feet at
the east end. The building to cover the
pool will be completed shortly, making
the natatorium ready for use by the wfn-
ter term.
The old front fence now borders Lincoln
field and the gate will be placed In the
center opposite the doorway of Brunonian
hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16

Ryan, with his work Of last night, proves
conclusively that he is a At man 10 take
up the n.tddleweight championship Where
his predecessors who have fought 50
magnifcently in the class laid II down.
Such men as Mccoy, Jack O'Brfen and
others looked with amazement Oh the
Kansas City mans work. While the ooot
was too short 10 test sufficiently
Tommys endurance. there was nothing
very terrifying to his hackers In the
WEAKNESS he displayed at any time.
The very nature OF the fignt put up by
Carter prevented Tommy from displaying
at its best his well-known foot work. but
he side stepped, lunged and plunged In
the beautiful manner of old When Forced
10 mix he went at IL willingly and with
rare judgment and when in the 1fth and
sixth rounds Carter showed bit, Ryan
jabbed him numerically. reducing him
TO a plight where. II the pace continued,
the knockout seemed only a question OF
moments.
Carter tipped the scales at exactly l5s.
stripped. but trained to perfection. ard
Ryan looked askance at his splendid
form. Ryan made the weight with all his
clothes on.
The men entered the ring at 9;s5. The
seconds for Carter were Bob Armstrong
and Kid McPartlin; for Ryan. Harry Pef-
fers and BARLEY of Binghampton.
George Siler. the veteran Chicago re-
feree, was the Official for the bout.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING

New York. Sept. 16.-Two important
conferences Of the magnates OF the Ma
tional league of baseball clubs were held
at the leagues headquarters In the ST.
james building Broadway and Twenty
sixth street. yesterday, one In the after-
noon and the other in the evening When
an adjournment was taken at IL o'clock
last night IL was announced that no def
mite action had been taken and that the
conference had been adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
While none OF the details of the con-
ference was made public. II is an open
secret that the baseball situation with
regard to the American league and its
proposed invasion of New York was the
principal cause Of the gathering.
John T. Brush. chairman of the
leagues executive committee. presided
over the meeting. There were also pres
ent A. ]. Reach and Colonel John l.
Rogers OF Philadelphia, Fred Knowles OF
New York. A. II. Soden OF Boston. Harry
Won der Horst and Charles Ebbets of
Brooklyn. Harry Pullman OF Pittsburg
and Max F1eischman OF Cincinnati Meth
er James Hart OF Chicago nor +. De Haas
Robinson Of ST. Louis were present.
II was practically admitted by one Of
the magnates that the executive com
mittee had submitted two or three plans
OF action against the American league
and has asked the league TO select one
and then empower the executive COM
mittee to carry II out TO the end. That
the American league situation has be-
come critical is openly admitted. When
seen after the meeting John T. Brush
said:
This Is tie first time we have gotten
together since spring and We met to
discuss the situation generally. There
are several internal questions within the
league that must be gone over and thrash
ed out. Incidentally. thAs opportunity af-
fords a chance for the old maRnates to
become acquainted with the new Gin
cinnati owner. II is the principal object
OF the conference to ret unit Of express
sion to govern the future action Of the
executive committee. No definite action
has yet been taken. There may be some
thing before we leaye"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
BARR AGAIN HIRED

New York. Sept l6.-Captain- Charles
Barr. the well known American skipper
will again serve the New York Yacht
club next year In the international match
as ne did last year Barr has been en-
gagged by the interest ted officials to take
charge OF the new boat that may be built
10 defend the cup, or otherwise. as Is
deemed best.
Captain Bob Wringe, who. It Is said
will have charge Of the new Shamrock
Is considered by American yachtsmen Of
prominence to be a dangerous man at
all times" wrinse sailed the Mineola
owned by August Belmont. the first year
the Herrsshofr famous 70-footers appear
ed, and was also In American waters dur
ing the international races In 1899 and
1901. He was Captain Hogarth's right
hand man on the Shamrock I, and Sir
Thomas Lipton's advisory skipper during
the visit OF the Shamrock III.
There is some concern expressed by N.
Y. Y. c. officials regarding the shippers
that must be selected for the Columbia
and Constitution. which In all probability
will b" the trial boats for the new defend
er. The right men II is held. are very
difficult to find. Young men with reputa-
tions for skill. courage. Judgment and
ability TO manage large crews are needed.
and they are being looked for
In addition 10 the designers that would
be glad TO furnish plans for a cup can
didate II G. r. H.rreshoff the nephew
of Captain Nat Herreshoff Young Her
reshon and his partner. l.. d. Wells. Il Is
said have two designs completed for a
defender. one 10 suit late season racing,
the other early season racing.
The New York Yacht clubs syndicate
that will build the new boat. already
much talked about. Is not likely to con.
tain the names of any of the generous
members who furnish the money for the
recent cup yachts. w. X. Vanderbilt
built and equipped the Defender and has
not been again spoken to on the subject
Former Commodore J. p. Morgan built
and equipped the Columbia. while August
Belmont. Frederick q. Bourne. James
Stillman. Colonel Oliver II. Payne and
Henry Walters built and equipped the
Constitution. and none OF these Will again
be asked TO assist in the construction of
another cup vessel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
COMPERS' PLAN FOR
RELIEF Of MINERS.
1t Will Assure Relief for the Strik-
erS All Winter Should They De-
eide to Continue the Battle.

wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 1s.--sherin
assembled al the court house at an early
hour yesterday In anticipation OF trouble
occurring at some OF the mines. But out
side OF an outbreak at Old Forge. in which
an Italian was badly beaten by strikers.
the day was a very quiet one In the strike
region. No marches were attempted.
Neither was there any effort made to
resume work at any OF the big mines.
An important conference will be held
at strike headquarters this afternoon. II
Is stated that the chief topic that will
be discussed will be the relief plan.
PROPOSITION BY MIR. GoMPERs.
Mr.. Gompers. II Is said. has some prop
osition to make which will insure steady
relief for the striking miners all winter
should they decide to continue the battle
Two Italians. named John Divina and
Antonio Dizzi. employed at the Old Forge
mine OF the Pennsylvania Coal company
at Old Forge, Pa, were held up by so
Italian striker as they were returning
from work yesterday. Both men were
were fred and a striker Is reported to
have been shot in the leg. Divino's In
turies were so serious that he had TO be
removed 10 the Pittston hospital.
Sheriff Jacobs reports all quiet In the
Wyoming regian.
Contrary TO reports circulated last
night the coal companies did not make
any attempt to start any additional col
lierfes. The washories that were In oper-
alton last week areturnfng out the usual
amount Of coal IN extremely small quanti
ties. but all the big mines are idle.
OPERATORS CLAIM GAINS
Tanaaua, Pa, Sept Ie.-Yesterday the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
OWNERS OF
LAND STAND
IN The WAY
City Council Com mittee Cannot
Be BuIIdozed in Matter Of
Blackstone Park Extension

The joint standing committee on parks
met yesterday to consider the purchase
OF land for the extension of Blackstone
park.
Chairman Root believing that there Is
a chance to obtain the desired land at q
fair valuation. explained his views to his
colleagues.
Some time ago the city council made
an appropriation OF $1,000 for the pur-
chase OF several parcels OF land comprls-
ing 44o.42S square feet bordering on the
Seekonk river with frontage on Irving
avenue and adjoining the northerly end
of Blackstone Park, With a ravine be-
tween the upper level OF the park and
the upper level of the land desired.
Requirement OF this land would afford
an opportunity to make suitable en-
trance TO the park and give access to the
river road In addition to the purchase
OF the land, there will be necessary
considerable outlay for grading and other
changes, which should properly come
from the appropriation OF sal. 600
The owners OF the land had, however
pushed up their prices until the latter
reached prohibitive point. The mercan-
tile Trading company wanted $4,000 Tor
it's portion 1t ought TO be purchased for
s22 900. With the other holdings the city
ought to acquire the desired territory for
Al 900. The land In assessed at 2h cents
per foot.
No definite action was taken as the
committee will refuse TO purchase the
land until a fair price is agneed upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
M'COY'S FORFEIT POSTED

New York. Sept. 16.-Acttng on. his
promise, George Considtne. on behalf or
Kid Mccoy, Yesterday posted 5000 as a
Bob F1tzsimmons. Mccoy was the first
pugllist to respond to "Lanky Bob's re-
cent sweeping def and thinks that he Is
eligible To race the Cornishman. Mccoy
is willing to go ahead with a match, the
same TO take place any time within three
months after the papers have been Sign
ed. Considine adds that II Fitzsfmmons
desires IL he will let the forfeit stand for
an outside wager
Peter Maher and Jack O'Brten OF Phil
adelphia may have IL out In the near ~
ture. Since Naher's easy victory the
other night over Jim Jeffords his services
have been much in demand. MaheJ has
signifled his willingness to tackle o Brfen
and all that seems necessary now 10
clinch things is for the men TO sign ar
ticles Of agreement