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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-05-03

In making Roman candles Cylln.
dricnl case Is taken and packed with
they put some OF the composition they
put IN rockets, and on top Of each star
Is some more Of it. by mixing certain
chemicals green aud red lights are pro
duccd Green lights lik" thos" used
IN death scenes on the stag" nj the
thcatcr are made by mixing great
quantity of nitrate Of barytes with
small quantities Of sulphur. chlorate
OF potash charcoal puNcrizcd and ar
scuic.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-05-03

did you hear about the catastrophe
down az the Browns last uightF'
go What happened"
"Why, Mrs Brown ave the bnhy a
bottle to play with, ana while she was
in The kitchen It fell out Of the cradle
aud broke It's neck"
what, the babyY
NO, the bottle"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-05-03

circle meets First Monday in each month
, Central Park NJ. t. church
Mas ANGELA FAvEL President
Miss PEARL OTIS, secretary.
Mrs, MARY REYNOLDS, Treasurer.
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Improved order of Red Men.

GJTCHE GuMME TRIBE MOI Improved
order Of Red Men Meets every NtuuCS-
dny evening in Red Mems llali, No 2Hl W.
Eiftb street Visiting chiefs always wet
rnnIe GEO ". KANE, rachcu,
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SOCIETIES.


oosEwoOp CAMP No 4a45, Modern Woodmel h
,america-Mects every Tuesday IN M4,l t,
1IuHn huiIding, at : p, m. Our camp Nrt
is always burning and nrnhoors iro" o''e'
camps "'' 4. q. ERLANSON. We,
A. A. rISRUD, clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-05-03

n ROBlE POs1 I No. 273, Department 9t
"A Wisconsin. meets every second ana 'u"i ~, !,
Tns.dny evening Of each month AT VI
Wast Fifth street. NisitiuA cumrad,S cor
dtally invited. T. n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-05-03

n r. GAUVREAU-PHISIC X 81 4
II. GEuN, will attend professional calls
at All hunrs Of the day or night from VILLAGE
or country. Cor. Thompson y tlilh, superior
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o s S & A r r

Freisht aud Pas ,creer station 9TH street -
tween Nettlriun aud Br,krf ave-.
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Crisis ia the Left Lung Was Passed
Yesterday,
ORDEAL WILL BE UNDERGONE AGAIN
The Right Lung Must Pass Through the
Same Experience, and the Patient Is
Not Vet Out OF Danger.

Groton. Mass, February 1.-THE re-
ports from the sick room OF Theodore
Roosevelt Jr. the eldest son or the prosl.
dent who since Thursday last mas been
IN with pneumonia NJ the Groton school
indrmary. tended TO show an Improvement
and at O'Clock tonight his condition was
authori,ativcly stated To he better than
II was at the same time last night.
At II o'clock p m, Mr. Cortelyou said
every indication was for favorable night;
out the fever had nuctuated somewhat ana
II was Impossible TO tell Just when the
crisis woald come although - was looked
for during Wednesday. telegram from
Ambassador Pauncefote was received today
conveying King Edwards expression OF
sympathy for the president and hope for
the speedy recovery of his son.
The encouraging nows from the inhrmary
brought measure OF relief to tho anxiety
which had grown steadily during the pre-
ceding twenty four hours Following the
announcement yesterday morning that the
disease had seized upon both lungs or
the patient, the news ir0m tue sick room
had not been reassurng and list night
when the presidents family doctor. sum
monCd from New York, mad pronounced
the case serious ard la er when the voice
OF the lad could be heard outside ut the
buiiGlng ia which he lay, the gravity OF
the situation increased At $40 o. M.
however came the word that the crisis
IN the left lung the one In which it inst
developed had heeu satisfactorily passed
and that the patient showed Improvement
and every one about the institution, espe-
cially President Roosevelt aud the hoy s.
mother, became more cheerful and hope
full.
While the change for the better in the
opinion Of the doctors eau not be called
a decided one. IL nclUdcs % more favor
able condition OF both respiration, pulse
aud temperature. The crisis. which in the
left lung has been successfully passed, Is
san to be met in the right lung A
symptom OF pleurisy has been noted in this
lung While this has given rise TO some
fear that the disease may vet develop lnto
pleuro.pneumonia. there are strong hopes
that the threatened complication may ho
overcome.
The doctors said this morning that the
pleasaut weather has much to do toward
bringing about the more satisfactory con
ditiou
Mrs. Roosevelt was at the indrmary all
night The president WAS there until mid
night and then he retired ~ the home ot
Dr. w. A. Gardner AZ an early hour this
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Fort Worth Texas, February Ex-senator
w a. Hanger is candidate for reelection.
Jacksboro Texas, February lO.-J. c.
Houts viii stand for reelection to the leg.
tSature
sulphur Springs. Texas February 10
james Patterson Of Cooper has announced
his candidacy for the State senate
Temple, Texas, February n.-rhere is
some talk In Bell county Of asking that the
date Of the primaries which has been set
for April - be changed to some time later
II is hardly probably that such action viii
be taken.
Rusk, Texas. February S.-rhe democratic
executive committee of Cherokee county
met here today and ordered double prl-
malies. the first to be held Abril Is and
hcers only The two highest candidates
viii run the second race. Anybody can
vote who will agree to support the NOM
inec OF the primary.
Denton, Texas. February lO.-Dr j. r..
Rount, president OF the Denton County Ma
tlcual bank OF this city and one of the best
known men In North Texas politics, is be
ing urged 10 run for the legislature from
this county and has taken the matter nm
der advlSement Hon. F +. Hin. the pres
ent local representative, has also been asked
to run but has refused 10 do so.
Center. Texas. February 10--rhe eXecu
tive committee Of shelby county met in
Center last Saturday afternoon and ordered
test as follows: IL voted for all the demo
Catic nominees at the last election from
governor to constable and will support all
the nominees OF the coming general cleo
ton" It was also ordered that the test be
printed at the head of every ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Forncy Texas February lo-rlc bricH
block on Main street consisting OF three
ore-s,ory aud two two-story brick build
mrs constructed by The KNIGHTS o. Pt'hla.
building comui tee OF Litty lodge, is com
P.,tga ana tle Omitted .,ate, A-g -oa.s
proudly tom tlc southeast coruc. thereof
Dls. Fowler a Hudgins have ltIed up ave
Oh thc upper rooms as q hospital!
Harrison Lewis, who was shot little
over three weeks ago by G.at Crockett Is
sti.l living, but the chances are still against
him.
The large brick on the north side Of the
Texas and Pacific railroad, constructed b5
J. NJ Lewis is completed
The new hlick building built 10y the IN
cCrporators of the Citizens National bans
for their own use Is completed and the new
bank opened up for business on Saturday
The firm Of Stands Moore * Co, recently
formed and chartered. has been by mutual
consent dissolved. J. +. Moore and W. b..
Jones Withdrew. j. =. Moore resumiug his
Old business 1T the old stand.
Since the beautiful snow slipped down on
tie roofs and crept into the earth the
looked-for springlike weather has not conc.
hut with n sW.fruess seldom witnessed the
northers have followed each other and tho
wood piles are kept going at a rapid rate
Judge NJ. NJ. Brooks has been visiting his
brother and sister here.
X s. Fisher. late census supervisor Of
the Sixth district. was Ia town this week
on business
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SHORT NEWS STORIES,

CHICAGO meeting u the Broom
Manufacturers Ifs0riaiioh OF INC INutl
states and ganadq VIZ De hg.a d, 4ec c,t tD n"r
dozen To- the price Of hrooms las been dc
gded on.
MOBILE. Ala The paraies Of INC .socie-
Ties were followed u night ny d uulihht
spectacle presented BY the order ot M1l'a!
Win eight fonts ot scenes from opera
and the infant Mystlos with eight boats NJ
japanese MythoiugF.
PORTLAND. ore Tho fire which broke
OUT IN tbe hold VI the steamship ludraYeli
ana which compelled her 10 return 70 port
after Starting ga boz voyage 70 Asl3 itst
Thursday lE SIN burning, The loss on
the cnrgo of cotton VIII De heavy.
TRINIDAD. Cuio.-J v. Ribald and roiu
Martin were crushed To- death by fall or
coal and rock iH the mines Of the Victor
Coal company. Martin leaves a vile aud
two children.
TRINIDAD. Colo.-Ilouls Chambers and
Telescp Truillo fought a duel with pistols
ia q saloon at Bowen n which the Atter
was almost Instantly allied and ChampcrS
received wounds from which he died sew
eral hours later.
NEW YORK.-Brass manufacturers and
sheet copper dealers held a meeting here
to discuss the trade sitnation ana adopt
measures II possible. TO establish feehng
OF confidence among the consumers as Wen
as In the copper trade generally. The
meeting was not well attended.
NEW YORK THE schooner which was
burned 20 the waters edge. or a point
north Of Cape MAY was the Mary Graham
from Norfolk 10 New York and the crew
IL safe. having reached here.
LONDON. According 10 the Hong Konk
correspondent Of the Times, the Chinese
who destroyed the Euyeu mission are The
same men who started the antl-Chrisilan
crusl de IN 1900
WICHITA, Kan.-Tha oklahoma Cattle
mems association Is Ia session here Hou.
Jerry simpson delivered the welcoming ad-
dress.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va.-Eya Gilbert, a
traoese performer az a local theater, broke
her neck during the performance. Her
home is in New York
CHICAGO During fight between fol
lowers OF rival claimants 10 property lying
4 ong the lake shore drive. Frank Kirk,
Waterman for one % the claimants. WAS
slot through fhs head. from which he
dad q few hours later.
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Palestine Personals.

Palestine Texas. February 11.-Mr. Nil
ton Morris, travelling passenger agent Of
the International and Great Northern rail
road, and his bride returned yesterday from
their "trip 10 the city Of Mexico.
Miss Massey Of Hopkinsyille KY, and
Miss Adoue Of Calvert are in the city, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adouc,
Mr. S. c. Gardner Of San Antonio, the as
sistant superintendent Of the Pullman car
service, returned last night to the Alamo
City.
Hon. George w Burkitt and wife, stter
a few days here returned TO Houston yes
terday.
Mr. l. ]. Brokaw. q practical nurseryman,
Is putting in quite an extensive nursery two
miles north OF town. Mr.. Brokaw has had
many years experience in this line, and the
movement that he has started will no doubt
prove a benefit 10 the many fruit growers
Of this section Of the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
THE PooL TOURNAMENT
Jones Won the Second Series from
ENGLAND

Dallas Texas, February 12-Ap ANA.
teur pool tournament that is attractlp,
much local interest began at the Oriental
hotel last night, and will continue for ATTY.
six nights. The contest is for the cham.
plonship Of the State. and has attracted
many promising players from various parts
OF Texas. Three prizes viii he awarded
70 the three players finishing with the three
nlgnest percentages. The first prize will be
900 and gold medal. the medal having
been donated by the Brunswick Bake Col.
lender company; second prize, SS5; third
prize, SIS
The entries in the tournament are: Roos.
San Antonio; Goss, Erminger Moye and
England. Dallas; Herndon and Stout Fort
Worth; Finley and Lucas, Dallas whitley,
Texarkana; Moore, FL Paso. Miller. DGl-
las; Logon, Houston; Jones Cohen and
kosenhaum Dallas; Conboy Tyler; Mid
gett. sherman; Stewart and Burren. Dallas.
The schedule for the next eight nights
Follows: February 10. Rosenbaun VS. Con.
boy; February 10, Cohen vs. Moore: Feis
ruary H. Finley Va. Stout: February 10
Whitley VS.. Logon February 10. Midget
vs. Bnrrell; February II. Miller vs. Lucas:
FEBRUARY IS, Moye vs.. Hernd0n: Fe5~uary
w. Ermlnger vs. Stewart PLAYER who
loses three games will he dropned
In the pool game tonight between Jones
and England. Jones won by n score OF 50
- 81. There was no attempt st q brillcut
came. both men attempting to MAY safely
] he attendance was good and much In.
teGest was manifested
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Gonzales. Gonzales County Texas Febs
ruRrS S.--Stork suffering hut no consider
able losses vet.
Mllnno, Milan County. Texas February
10 Stock water Is stil scarce hut the
ground is in good coalition for farming.
Kllgore. Gregg County. Texas, February
10 There win be an increased acreage in
corn Fan oats are fine,
Mount Calm. Hin County, Texas, Feb
ruary lo-rhe recent sleet and snow has
greatly improved the condition Of the
ground for farm operations, but water for
stock and drinking purposes is very scarce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Fort Worth Texas, February n.-Pdr'
chasing Agent Golden of the Swift com
pany today concluded the purchase Of brick
for the big packing house 20 be erected
here. The deal Was made with the Texas
Pacific Coal company OF Thurber. It is
not known just how many brick were
contracted for. but 1t is said there are
TO be 100000. {. L. Walters, superln-
nanv. win arrive Saturday from Chicago.
ID ]. simpson, purchasing agent for me
Armours, reached here tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
OAKLAND ENTRIES.

{,l,r, seven ADMINISTRATIONS 100. The
chandee, The Singer los, Huachuca
4 Ilrchln los. Merops 107, Harry Thatch
tit6.
3rr., ayesr.olds. seven-slxteenths Of a
f-Hrh Chancellor lis Artvis 112, Ga
IA ITO, Tom Mitchell 1o2, Sylvia Talbot
f,nng, mile and an eirhth-Hohenlohe
u Bah f0l. Master Lee Ill, Plcador lo9.
fnsrc III, Loyal S. t06.
lsnnr. milrsand 4 siIteanth-Drckoy 1O6,
bnon 100, Galanthus Diderot 1oi.
futurity course puse-Shell Mount 1l3'
kA,n, WYOMING. Sir Donegal 100 Sea
k,an l26 Colonial Girl III.
]Airtten-slxteenthS Of a mile sellinC-Ed'
Bite casdsle, Flumero. Aihuron. Mission
Ben Ledi 107, Fine Shot Decoy lO9,
slle Forest i04
Rain and sioppv
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council today declared the office yacant
nnd appointed Alr Leo Frede city treas
nefer to serve ont the uneSpired term Of
Mr. Studemann
Mr August U. Loessin today received his
commission from Washington as postmas-
ter Of this city
The commissioners court met In regular
session yesterday and viii probably be IN
session an the week as there is quite a
volume Of business to be disposed Of.
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Crawford. Texas, February i1.-Captain
Knopf Of company ", Fourth regiment,
Texas volunteer guard, resigned last even
ing. He Will in future reside in Paris
Second Lieutenant Cossrove was elected
captain and Sergeant Powell promoted to
the second leutenaney.
MIR Alex Bennett Of Gatesvllle has &C.
cepted a position as assistant cashier with
the hank here.
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Meeting Of Victoria Eastern Star Chapter.

Meeting OF Victoria EASTERN oteV SilaP
Victoria, Texas, February 1l.-rhere was
an Interesting and largely attended meeting
Of the Violet chapter, order OF the Eastern
star last night held for he purpose OF
comforting the degrees upon Mis-, Violet
Hosklns OF Houston. after whom the chap.
Ter was named At its equalization abou;
seven years ago. Miss hoskns who WAS
young 10 be- admitted 10 the order Hey
mother. Mrs W s. HosSins, and Mrs Kate
BRYAN OF Dallas, grand worthy matroH ar
tine order came over to be present at the
initiation A banquet was spread AT the
conclusion Of the ceremonies.
The diS,ctors Of the Southwest Texas Fair
association met Saturday and elected the
following officers President, j. NJ. Brown
son; vice president J. j. Welder treasurer,
Theodore Butler; secretary. l. \. Hoter
II was the sentiment Of the directors that
n fair be held this year. and the matter Will
be laid before the Business Mems assacia
| ZION. which meets tonight, for consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
Ia eRIeERY INVESTIGATION.

Prominent Petsonapes Summoned by
the Grand Jury,
81. Louis, February 11.-When Judge
Ryan opeued court today Circuit Attorney
Folk appeared before him and requested
Subpoena dueces tecum for Fines q. Mar
shall, cashier and recently elected presi-
dent Of the Continental National bank Mr.
Marshall Is commanded to produce before
the grand jury which Is Investigating mu-
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JAMESBUTE
HOUSTON.
THE FIRE RECORD.

Businls House in Indian Territory
Fort Worth Texas, February ll.-Fire
early this morning destroyed the Massie
business house at Comanche, l. T. One
store room was occupied by W. W. Kidd
with a dry goods stock. The upper rooms
We're occupied as offices aud by the tele-
phone exchange. Nothing was saved. The
estimated loss Is about $4,000 with partial
tneuramaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
PROPRIETOR HELD RESPONSIBLE

jury Attached Bizarre Tor Less Of Life 70
ST. Louis Hotel Man.
81 Louis. FebruaFy ll-J W. Gilhsa,
proprietor Of the Empire hotel which WIS
harmed iasf SUNDAY morning was this af.
ternoOn Hold responsible for the death q
tho eleven persons who lost their lives "
me result OF he DIRE The Jury sayS hls
rssponsihiiitv iay IN MS neglect % fprlflsa
ti,,s 'escsf,,s and life lines. Psllce Sergeant
Hall testified thai not 4 life wTlh hafa
heen lost had there been IRE escApes %
the building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
TIE FUTURE BOOKS.
Runnels and MoChesrev Are Favorites for
the Derby

tunnels and McChesreV Are FaVorjtes for
the Derby
The future books on the American Derby,
the BROOKLYN and the Suburban hau9i.
caps, have hecn made up oLeary Of chi
cage holds that Runnels, in his races Of
last year, showed himself entitled to be
reckoned in the same class as Abe Frank
nrd McChestey. The three divide favor
this sholr price, and win he played at it
through sentiment. Endurance BY ri ybt
IL quoted nj -. as Is Heno; 500 to 1 Is
the most liberal price quo ed and 1t il
laid against only three horses.
In the Brooklyn Blues is held AT and
IL Is laid against the second choices Ban
astar, Alcedo and Rounihert.
NatCrcolor is favqrite. for the suburban
with quoted; Blues Is second choice at
10 with y laid against Cold Heels Snd
Ronuiber'. Banastar Herbert, Advance
Guard. fernando and Heuu are held at
IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Corpus Christi, Texas, February 1.-THE
funeral of Hon. 7. A. McCamp0el' VINO
died here yesterday OF pneumonia, &C,
enrred this evening under the auspices or
the knights of Pythies, the procession be-
ing 4 long one despite the inclemeAt
weather. The interment took plsce ~ ne
rev Bayview cemetery.
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Vacancles Filled.

Hampstead, Texas, February 1.-The
commissioners court is in session this week
L. c. Perry rendered his resignation as
Justice OF the peace of precinct No; :,
which was accepted by the court ana =
" Sorsby was appointed TO MI the qne1,
pired term Winn Greer was appointed
bv the court constable for precinct NO. .,
10 MI the unexpired term OF W. G. Ford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
yrw ORLEANS ENTRIES.

L., mile and one.elghth--El Moran
H II. Messenger iGI' Do DANDY TIoa r. VIM Inc,
n ,,,! Lo'T Tommy Tucker 10T. Aqua. Uncle
IVY Lillian Reed. Glade Run 100,
In Maud e5. ..,. ,toaor,
||sS.,rss ,Gi liz. Imp Lady Wrinkle l0I.
.%s,silon 105, Zulma Lady SPOTS W.
|.iIes i07. Frank Rice 10 Royal De
N. ios Honda. OFFSET i02.
w ,hase handicap, short course -
E ,sl ia Nr. Rose 100. MacLaren l2I
ESp 80. Harve B. 1888, Water Crest l l;?,,
4 "a Ro,eda 81, Petit Maltre 9s. Silver
1, ss,iongs-Pleeon Post ITO, st. cnth.
4 10, Tickle Saint, Hnidee. Egyptian
- 10 Prowl 9s. Antomaton 112. John
l,sb,, Add 100. Ogie. Kiss Quick 9s.
EIsss. mile and three-cighths Little FL
,s Star Cotton 81. John Bull ~, D.lo-
A. &, MALAY 102 Salvaletta %, khg-
De s.
I'm snd fast
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Inn WAS HEMMED IN.
4 i. i handicap al New Orleans
Shut Out Of Money
! ,sa ny ANDES AND LADY ALBERTA
s,.,t and Thompson Came to
sr .,d Were Set Down TOR
''T Remainder of Meeting.

o.,.,rs February 1l,-Julis Junkin'
Sir Florlan we're the winning
IN the handicap Death. the favor
D'.' s.mmed 10 by Andes and Lady Al
bumped hrst by one and then
~ IN the way. Slack and rhomp.
s 'n, came to blows with their whips
~ rsre set down for the remainder
s,.,lus. In the last race lie Royd'
..i,bsa second. was disqualified for
o'Haren in the last sixteenth.
y, Ave furlongs-Julia Junkin' sam
y. The Four Hundred. Time l'O2.
~ n,iIe-Prlnce Real, Add, Philma
u. Al, furlongs-Rauco, Free Coinage,
- r.rd. Time i:14l3.
L dx and half furlongs-Scar
,s ~. ssRtsprie Davis. Andes. Time ;2o5a.
Ky, mile ME and seventy yards-Slr Flo
les PIce. III Ghor. Time 1:4o..
r ~ rile-Blue Ridge lie Royd nm
,linsss,.n nj hut was Disqualified, o'Hagen,
tw.- Time 42lZ.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington February 11--Fastern Tex
as-Patly cloudy Wednesday; Thursday
fair: probably colder in north poriion light
variable winds
Oklahoma aud Indian Territory Fair
Wednesday; Thursday colder. variable
" Winds
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Denlson. Texas February 1.-THE resi-.
dence Of n g. Cottons MAS destroyed "
IRE this morning The loss Is about 5000
with an Insurance Of 500.
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MATCH SAID TO BE ON.
!, and JEFF Are Now Out After Free
ADVERTISING.

\, and JEFF Are Now Out After Free
Advertising.
ttW York, February s-Champlon Jim
Prizes and Bob Fl.2simmcns had an TN
Smpta talk this afternoon. 1t was the
y time the rival scrappers had met face
ace since their memorable battle At
ny Island. over Two wears ago. The
ElIence. which was arranged by Percy
Asns, manager Of FltZSimmons, took
Re 10 the business Office Of the Orpheum
flci, Brocklyn, aud was for the purpose
ZpHngng about match between the two
nen. IS was expected nothing was
Et nc whole cortercGce ending IN the
n Joining hands and drinking 10 each
~ health. Joe Egan, business man.
N q Jenries, was also present. Jeffries
toll fitz that he wanted TO make Il
w, winner take all To this the Cor.
.9sn ruined deaf ear. Then he pro-
fsslo ana = per cent of the gate, which
also rejected
y Ilye yoa the last chance for a fight
IN EesuFa tnc 6ollerm ker, quickly, I'm split
H. sDa 20 with YOU. Fitz answered that
I,Rst he an equal division. and that
Lutte would consent 20 this arrange
~ 70 would he satisfied ia let the win.
aAr an the profits OF tho picture priv
I'M nus was not satisfactory to JenrieS
Z lae meeting ended.
As,.attes ana tlZsimmnns have fixed no
1rti',,. qua IRE only looking for free adj
sad d wcll-knowu sporting man
go iney settled everything week
4 /. ~ neClned To keep on pickering. SO
ttah W up ire Pablo interest I'm thei.
3sBs Naeh they are convinced that tho
~ win become sick and tired of them
tusi Il, cos sttSp talking and sign articles at d
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Steer Roping Challenge for $1,000.
san Angelo, Texas, February s.-John
Hewitt of this city has challenged John
Murrah Of Pecos to rope i've steers for
$1,000 a side Both men are famous eT-
perts with the lasso, with records around
the half minute mark, and battle royal is
in prospect,
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sons yacht Independence which. II wos
saId a. ma i, poem ordered broken up and
oe put together at a moments notice ' ~
parts are said 70 have been carefuily slowed
swsy' Every frame, every plate. in fset
day. NNeu ulsht ana
known. 'Vat are uh-