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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
SHERIFF WILL
STOP CONTEST
%
McGoVern and coFbett Cannot
. Fight at Detroit.
GOVERNOR ISSUES ORDERS
FEATHERwEIGHTs MUST SEEK
ANOTHER BATTLE-GROUND.
GOVERNOR ISSUES ORDERS

Detroit. Dec. 20,-Speaking Of the pro-
posed McGovern- Corbett fight in De-
troit and Governor Bliss attitude to-
ward IT, Sheriff Dickson of Wayne
county said today that he interpreted
the governors letter Of yesterday mere
ly as holding the sheriff responsible to
see that no state law was violated and
not as an order to prevent the contest.
The sheriff said he did not consider
boxing as dangerous as football
1 have decided to take an expert
with me to the Corbett-M cGovern con-
test" said Dickson, ito see that things
are as they should be. If the contest
is legal I do not see how I could pre-
vent the men from entering the ring"
Governor Bliss, who is in the city and
announced his intention of comforting
with the sheriff today about the con-
test, said:
Il thought 1 made my letter to the
sheriff plain enough. 1t was my in
tention then as it is now that he pre-
vent the fight and so l instructed him,
I think"
After talking with Governor Bliss
later in the day. Sheriff Dickson an
nounced that he would not allow the
Corbett-McGovern fight to be pulled off
in Detroit or Wayne county, that Gov
ernor Bliss had instructed him to stop
the fight and that he had been advised
by an attorney that the onlE thing for
nlm to do was to stop it.
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miscellaneous.
HENLEY RACESAT HOME
Association Formed to Promote
Boat Racing in This
Country.

New York. Dec. 20.-A circular just
issued, says a Times dispatch from
Boston, announces that tat the Ameri-
can Henley, to be held at Philadelphia
July next, races will be held for
singles, doubles, tours and Fights, and
the present classification of oarsmen
into juniors and seniors will probably
not be adhered to-
The stewards of the new institution
intend to stimulate interscholastic row.
ing by offering special races open only
to crews from preparatory schools. and
these crews will not be encouraged TO
enter the other events, in which they
could be called upon to compete with
more mature oarsmen.
The association" SAYS the circular
was formed and will be maintained
with the sole purpose of encouraging
racing among amateurs of the highest
type, and every effort will be made to
encourage what is best among rowing
men of today. Clubs, colleges and
schools wishing TO enter their men in
conformity with the best ideals OF
sport will find the stewards ready TO
help them to the full extent of their
power and have nothing to fear from
a board which is at once bipartisan
and unDreJudiced. Early in the coming
year the executive committee viii is
sue al exact statement of the races and
the necessary qualifications for each
event, so that ample time may be al
lowed crews and seullers wishing TO
enter the regatta
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OF
LOCAL BOWERS
How the Teams Stand in Race
For City Championship.
SMITH LEADS INDIVIDUALS
Harmonic TEAM GAINING ON
BRUNSWICK AGGREGATION.

The past week has made several changes
IN the standing of the players in the
City Bowling league Smith has taken
the lead away from Salisbury and now
neads the list of the city bow1ers with an
average of 170 4-20 His good work in
the game last Tuesday night against the
Harmonic team at the Elks' alleys was
responsible for this. Lynn of the Eiks
also took big jump during the past
week. and now leads his team BY a safe
margin
IN looking over. the averages of the dif-
1erent players, the remarkable close work
OF the Spitz brothers naturally attracts
attention. Dave. who bowls for the Elks,
leads mis- brother by only four pins, with
total of 3,69i Both have BOWED the
same number of games, and the race be-
tween them will be watched with in
terest by the various players.
The Brunswick team leads in total
number of pins and averages. But at this
II Is not very much ahead of the Har-
monte crowd. While at the beginning OF
the season the lower Main street aggre-
cation had easy picking the improved
form of the other two teams promises to
make a hard finish IN the race before the
season is over. The following is how
the teams and players stand up 10 date:
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Che Curl.
kRISHNA THE WINNER
Takes Jockey Club Futurity,
Worth So, 004, From a Field
of Eight Youngsters.

San Francisco. Dec. 20-Krishna. a
Watercress colt from the stable of Walter
Jennings, won the California Jockey club
Futu-ity stakes at Ingleside today.
The event had a value of S16. 24 which
made it one of the richest ever decided
in the west. A field of eight youngsters
went to the post with Krishna favorite.
the MacDonough pair, Organdie and
Orteo, were next in demand, while Sylvia
Talbot and Deutschland of the Schrieber
stable were third choices
Jake Hoffman sent them away perfect
with OTfeO in front. NerVatOr soon took
command with Krishna in the first flight
Burns called on the Jennings colt at the
stretch turn and he quickly passed
Nervator. galloping home winner by
over three lengths. Nervator beat Or
candle for the place Polonius was
knocked out of the race soon after the
start. but closed well.
The race was worth 5000 to the winner
and j. B. Haggin, who bred him. gets
5000 Charles Boots, owner and breeder
of Nervator, gets S3,5S3. and 81, 665 goes
to w OBJ. Marlborough, who bred and
is the owner of Organdie.
The handicap at a mile and seventy
yards resulted in a victory for Corrigan,
who led all the way, beating Vesuvian
searchlight dropped dead from burst
ing blood vessel at the track today while
exercising. summary:
First race, Futurity course. selling
Bard Burns won Katherine Ennis sec
ond. Oscar Tolle third. Time-1:1 2k
Second race, Futurity course. selling
Maggie Elk won, New Dennis S6SShd,
Golden Cottage third. Time-1:13.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth SELLING
-EVea G won, Bessie Mccarthy second.
Diderot third. Time-1:49
Fourth race. handicap, mile and seventy
yards-COrrigan won. Vesuvian second.
Marque third. Time-1:47t4
Fifth race. California Jockey club Fu-
turity, six furlongs and 100 feet-Krfshna
won. Nervator second, Organdie third
Time-1 :17z
Sixth race. six Observation-Disclosures won
Sad Sam second, Irene Lindsay third
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ENDS IN A DRAW.
McClelland and Toy GO Ten Rounds
at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 20.-The ten
round bout tonight between Jack Nc
Clelland of Pittsburg and Eddie Toy OF
San Francisco ended in a draw In the
first round Toy reopened a wound on
McClelland's eye and kept Mac in. dis
tress until the end of the fight IA the
third round McClelland forced the
fighting. Toy in this round staggered
the Pittsburger with a blow on the
chin, but he retaliated with a vicious
rush, temporarily putting Toy to the
bad. The fourth and fifth rounds were
even, with both men doing fast work
and both bleeding profusely. The sue
ceeding rounds were principally rushes
and clinches, each man trying hard for
a knockout, but each unable to land
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
Chance For HandbaIl Experts.

Hugh Rippeto and Bert Rasmussen.
two OF the Y. NJ. c. A. handbaII ex-
perts, are after the scalps of Wilson
and Billings. who were the leaders in
the handball tournament just closed at
the university. The Y. NJ. c. A boys
say they would like to meet the stu
dents in n friendly contest at any time
they may care to play Rippeto and
Rasmussen also say they would like
TO arrange a match with the crack
firemen who have been issuing chal-
lenges OF late.
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Rifle Club Turkey Shoot TODAY
Parsons and moore win Out.

Parsons and Moore took Fowler and
Stewart into camp yesterday in their
match handball game on the Y. NJ. c.
A. courts Lovers of the sport have
been looking forward TO the contest
for the past week, and a number were
on hand to witness the contest. The
winning team went right after its op-
ponents at the outset and continued
with rapid play until il had three
games TO its credit The scores were
as follows: 2l-3, 21-14 and 21-S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
SANTA CLAUS

VIII knit in the window sweaters Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, What's
a nicer present than a sweater knit by
dear old Santa Claus He will give
5312 per cent off on sweaters, garments,
underwear. shawls, skirts, hosiery,
gloves and all knit goods. At the West
ern Knitting company, 77-79 West South
Temple.
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LAWSON HEARD FROM.
Says he Will Arrive in Salt Lake in
a Few DAVIS.

Johnnie Chapman, who is confined
tc his room and viii be unable to be
about for some time, is not so sick but
that he still keeps posted on the out
side cycling world. Yesterday he re-
ceived a letter from Iver Lawson. in
which the Salt Lake champion said
he would start for this city immedf-
ately to spend the winter. Lawson
viii stop a couple of days at Buffalo
and Chicago on his way here. which
ought to bring him to Salt Lake with
IN the next week or so.
Lawson said he had won every open
race at Madison Square Garden during
the six-day RAGS excepting the ter
mile event Of the opening night 9th
erwise he cleaned the boards and is
now considered in the east as well as
in this city as one of the fastest sprint
riders in the world. Lawson saws that
Jack Prince was at Madison Square
Garden during the six-day race and
signed up all the riders for like event
to be pulled off in Kansas City right
after the holidays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

MORE PLAYERS SIGNED.
Garrett Preparing a Strong Team For
Spokane

OoIIetL preparing strong 1eam For
Spokane.
Spokane, Dec. 2O.-The Chronicle an
nounces today that w V. Garrett has
signed six more players for Spokane's
baseball team. in addition to Pitchers
Burns and Wesp. and Inielder Reed
and Manager Jay Andrews. The six
men are: Samuel Mills from Newark.
y. j., utility man; j. w. Smith of
York, Pa, catcher; Miles MaryoIt, out
fielder and third baseman, from Kear-
ney, Neb.; Third Baseman Donahue.
Second Baseman Ferris and Pitcher
Pfeister Of last years team. 1t is set
tied that Left Fielder Howells will not
be with the team. The club is ex-
pected to start the season with about
sixteen players. Proprietor Garrett
says.
Il have selected the men with two
points in view-one, their ball playing
ability, and the other, their conduct.
we start the season with four men on
the team who have been managers for
other clubs We have seven pitchers
signed look for the difficulty on the
Sound to be adjusted"
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Amateur Boxer Sends Big Fell
low to His Knees.

4OW W Ills 0LcCS.
y Butte. Mont. Dec. 20.-Champion =
y James J. Jeffries tonight lost a de- !
y cision in a four-round contest with y
= Jack Munroe after four rounds of =
= the fiercest fighting Butte has seen =
y for some time. At one time the =
= champion went to his knees, and =
y a knockout looked possible. =
Jeffries' manager had posted a =
y forfeit Of $3.50 for any one to stand =
3 against Jeffries for four rounds, =
y and MunrOe accepted the chal- \
y lenge. At the end Of the fourth =
= Munroe was still ready to fight y
= MunToe Is amateur champion of =
= the Pacific coast. Fitzsimmons has =
y posted a forfeit of $500 to put Nun y
= roe out in four rounds \
= = \ \ > i / i L / / / l. l. L L L l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
Tom jenkins pefeats Iim parr

Buffalo. N. Y. Dec. 2O.-Tom Jenkins
successfully defended his title as the
American catch-as-catch can wrestling
champion tonight by defeating Jim
ParT. English champion Parr won the
first fail in seventeen minutes and tbir-
~ seconds by trick Jenkins won the
second and third in four minutes and
twenty minutes and thirty seconds. re-
SnectiNelY
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New Physical Culture School.

w. H Orr and c. F. Lawler have
opened physical culture school in
the Commercial club building, where
they viii teach all branches of ath-
letlc sports. Orr is the champion bag
puncher and LawIer is better known
as Jimmy Burns. the pugilist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
Chess Fxperts to Meet Acain

Paris. Dec. 20.-Arnous de Riviere.
the manager of the forthcoming in
ternationaI chess tournament At Monte
Carlo, said today that he would ac-
lcept the fourteen competitors-Lasker.
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Why Sufferers from Catarrh and Chronic
Diseases Should Consult DrS. Shores.

BEG BECAUSE DRs. SHORES ARE BETTER oTrAII-
I TIE1D ~ DIAGNOSE YOUR CASE CORRECTLY
LIE IftEAI YOU PROPERLY-WITH LESS EXPERIMENT.
1-C3 - TOf5 LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER Doc
aOttS-AND BECAUSE DRS SHORES OFTFFF 11OT3E,
c t,ItI1 IN FACT THE ONLY PROOF OF TFFTR
S 2hILL BY SHOWING YOU CURED PATIENTS THAT
YOU CAN SEE AND TALK WITH
DTS shores BETTER QUALIFIED for the reason
nat ley areto start with-Reguar Ne5i-
0ecause they sensible, logical progressive Phv-
slclsss ana devote their ENTIRE TINE AND talent
10 one Observation-Disclosures AND CHRONIC Disc SF,S
DIS Shores do LESS EXPERIAIENTTNC5''-f the
reason that they have PASSED THE EXPERTNfSSlTaT.
ttEhavlng treated personally 100 600 cases and
the actions OF drugs and every vare-
- aEo stage or chronic diseases they KNOW WHAT
nr e Each MEDICINE HAS, don't have to ex-
pertinent as does the doctor limited practice and less
Drs. Shores TREAT FOR LESS MoNEY"-on the
same prlelpe that the Street charge Won less fare
man q private carTlage-Drs. Shores THE PEOPLES
OOC IOHSS-they have the West-and a very
small pront on each sufficient Drs Shores buT
more drugs at wholesale
the and save you the drug store percentage
DIS Shores OFFER MORE PROOF" of Skill, he
cause uney DO CURE-Hundreds OF your friends and
nelgnDoTs say Drs. Shores cured then-TIESF Ape
T 1.f1Sf1 AND BLOOD PEOPLE-YOU CAN SEE THEM
S1H 54E4I{N THE TRUTH FOR YOURSELF. THE AN
, Elk THEN Is: People should consult Shores be
cause IS safer cheaper and results than any
olher DOCTOR or system has the DeOuIe
themselves furnish the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
Correct HeadWear-

We are acknowledged the leaders in
this line Our reputation has been made
by famous Miller, Warburton and Den
ny makes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
166 Maine Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

Cut Glass always pleases. Why not
take advantage of the special bargains
shown in Crockery department. Scott
Streveit HdE-. Co Second floor, take
elevator.
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Left Jolt Settles Wilson.

Providence, r. l.. Dec. 2O.-Joe Cans
made short work of Howard Wilson of
Philadelphia tonight at the Situate
Athletic club. In the third round of the
match Cans sent Wilson down for the
count with a left jolt TO the body
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
Free, For Three Days Only.

One beautiful piece of Rozane Art
ware with each piano purchased from
Cartensen & Arson. Temple of Music.
51-53 South Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
Free, For Three paYs onlv.

One beautiful piece of Rozane Art
ware with each piano purchased from
Cartensen & Arson. Temple Of Music.
51-5S South Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

Grand Maccabee ball, at Christen-
sens new hall on Christmas eve.
Tickets, 81
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Christmas Eve Rail-

Given by V r K. o. T. NJ. at Chris
tensen's new hall Tickets, ST.
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DO you have rumbling In the hOueIsy~
Ahese are the seven simple signs indicating
disease OF the liver II you have any or II 81
theEi seek Drs. Shores now and be curs1
Of the stomach
CetcTrh Of The StOEnsch Is usually caused oT
swallowing mucus. which drops down fron ~
head and throat at night Quickly cured al IittLs
cost oS Drs- Shores famous treatment.
"a there nausea -
DO you belch CD slsT'
are F0u co1Stipated7
: Is your tongue Goa tee -
DO you bloat up after eatirgTT'
IS t5sFe constant bad taste IN tie mcuth -
now is the time &c be permanently cured Dr..
shores are curing hundreds every week
Symptoms OF Diseases OF the Nerves
The majority Of nervous diseases are czu...s
Dy po1soRs In the blood Poison circula eiu IN Fk
blood harnesses the brain and aerves 81 So
syuStotns these fosIoWs
DO yOa get giddy2
5 your mind duII7
Are Fea easily dszeds
Do gOu have keadachsf
are you easily e1cftedT
Do Tocr hands trembleg
Does you- heart nutterf
Are you EASILY irritsteds
Are Jon always anxlouaf
Do yoar muscles twitcnf
u your temper irrftzblef
Suffer from sleepIessnsssf
are you easily frfEhtenedf
Does your sleep not refresh ysR1
10 you suffer from neuraisfaq
10 yo1 have AcEribla dreamsf
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Marocszy, Pillsburg. Delnar. Burn.
Teichmann. AIoreau, Tzubenhays,
Neises, Tarraseh. TschigOrin, Schiffers
Marco and Schlechter-
Marshall and Napier Will not be al
lowed TO compete this time, while
Janowsh also has been excluded
independent special prizes of over
$500 will be distributed among the
competitors, who viii have to play two
games against each other Drawn
games viii be counted as half points.
Rifle Club Turkey Shoot Today.
The rifle club will hold its first
Christmas turkey shoot at the range
on Eleventh South and Fourteenth
East today. Shooting win commence
promptly at 10 o'clock and will con-
unue as long as any one wishes TO
shoot Fifty dressed turkeys have
been secured for the occasion, and the
boys promise to make * the best shoot
OF the kind that has ever taken place
ia the city. The shoot is open to out
slders as well as club members, and
everybody is invited to attend The
members of the rifle club give these
turkey shoots merely TO stimulate
sport in this line in this city and their
efforts are deserving of help from
everybody interested in rifle shooting
as a pastime.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

Gatarrh and stomach Troubles. Nervous Diseases
LI9apss: Heart Diseases, Diseases of the Stomacl
ana fSectal diseases. Female Complaints I0isea
hlcketS Spinal Troubles. Skin Diseases Deafness
IuILonoLes, consumption in the First Stages kbenu
T;stsria Eye and Ear Diseases CSoitre or Big Necl
BLOOD Diseases, Private Diseases. Scrofula ana an
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. When catarFh OF the bead or threat is neglected
Or wrongfuliy treated. II extends down the WIND
pipe into the bronchial tubes, and after while
attacks the lungs Quickly cured with li.tse cos
By Drs- Shores famous treatment
Have yc1 coa gh 90
DO you take cold easilys"
~Havs you pain in the sfde7''
Do you raise frotby maferfsIss''
DC you spit Up utf.e eheesy Iurrps 80
DO you feel y0u are growing weakeff~s
Don't risk negiecting these warnings stcr ths
disease before Il reaches the lungs
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DANGER SIGNALS
Aches and Pains Are the Danger
Signals That You Are Sick and
Need Treatment.

Read the following symptoms over carefully
marx those you feel IN your case and senc or brtre
them TO Drs Shores aud they viii tell you W etfe1
J0u car be cured FREE OF CHARGE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

IS, Kidney Diseases. Bladder
ZACH ana Bowels. Piles. Fistula
ases Of Women and Children
:. Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
Hay Fever. NEURALGIA.
eek, La Grippe. Lost Manhood.
II forms of Nervous and Chronic
Rec CALL OR WRITE.
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A:EiIlIiIi9II[lH
|iIIIIlI5I
Merry


Are you going east on the
Burlington?
If so, you have a real holt
day treat in store for you.
Over $500 miles of good
railroad in eleven great states
Of the west. No doubt but
that the Burlington reaches
the very points you want to
visit.
Thro' sleeper to Omaha and
Chicago leaves Salt Lake City
3:15 p. N. daily.
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CatArrh extends from the throat along tie
sGSt3chla1 tubes into the ears causing partial or
complete deafness Quickly cured EirS t1rfla cosf
d. DIS Shores famous tFes tE.ent.
Is your heaFizg failinEr''
Do your ears discharge
Ia the waI drying "a yoar esrug''
DO you hear better s1rne DAYS tnau othe-xTs
Is Jour hearing verse when you have A cold -
Don neglect sais uEfu yopr bearing IL If.
repara6ly destroyed ORA. Shore can cure you
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INC Aehu um(L IbrOat,
Tais form OF catzrrh is nest eonaSaon--ssultfae
from neglected colds-quickly cured with usfio
cost by Drs. shores famous Treatment
is your nose stopped up -
Does your nose discharge?''
is Jour nose sore and tenders''
is there pain in front Of head9'p
dc you hawk TO clear the throat ~
is your threat dry sa the mo-uInx7''
DO you sleep with your mouth opea?.'
into compiled lions
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Results In two ssays, By taktns cold and hy oyer
working tie kidneys IN sspzrstinx frora t. hIsod
Lne catarrhal poisoas which affect al organs-
Solckly cured With little cost By Drs. Shores
famous treatment
DO your hands and feet swsur'
rs &c noticed more at n.risY-'
IS there psfn n the small CT tSa hseR7ss
Has the perspiEa ton bad odor p
Is there pntinesE under the eyes -
DO you have to set ny afteR at 1ightTr'
Is there A deposl1 n urine II left staodina -
Don't neglect rAese signs and rfsk p-5~lt,.
DiSease killing yea. Cure 1t r0w.
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The liver is affected by Catarrhal poisons- -
tending from the stomach Into the ducts 81 -.
liver Quickly cured with little cost b. Do
Shores famous treatment
DO you get Gizxy2''
Have you cold feetg''
do yoa feel miserabfea''
do jus get tired easyP'
DO ycu have hot lushss p
Ara your sDirits low at tizzsEFs
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-04
WILL GO IN BUSINESS.

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Coulson, who has for
the past several years been associated
with hi, brother. MIR. Jack Coulson,
in the plumbing business, has resigned
ana will next week open up Il business
of his own at Fourth aud jefferson
streets. His many friends will he
pleased to learn that he Will engage In
business for himself.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-04
VICTORIA MEMORIAL.

London, Jan. At Is understood
that against his will KIM Edward
will be compelled to ask Parliament
for a grant towards the Queen Wet, r.
ia memorial. The hope that enough
money for this purpose would lie
raised - public subscription has not
been ,-.sed. Only els5, 400 have
been thus subscribed, and this sum
VIII not nearly suffice.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-04

sentiment and considerable sparkling
dialogue give color and spice to the
comedy. and SIR. wilstach, who
modestly defends his work as a test
and trial, is TO he congrst ulated upor
beginning which not only promises
to add a charming writer to American
stage literature bat a good filter Of
types to character comedians, who
have such lot Of trouble finding arts
suited to peculiar talents. Mr.. Murphy
is always entertaining and his fiy-by
night venture ought ut lee 20 bring
him encouraging encomium for ex-
pected diversion and brilliant versatil-
ity, IL not n longer time to gather in
Chicago as q regular patron Of his de-
lightful comedy. Timothy made two
witty speeches in front Of the curtain
and told one story to the huge
house"
Mr.. Murphy will be seen at The
Kentucky next Thursday night.