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New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
WEDDING IN NORTH C4ROLIy4

Lttleton, n. c. Jan. (SpeciaD.-Miss Maude
Jenkins. daughter of Major y. E. Jenkins was
married her home here this evening to DR. j. F.
Patrick, of Snow Hill, \. {. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev j NJ. Rhodes president of
the Littleton Female College and followed by a
reception, at which about two hundred guests
present. The brides wedding dress of white
satin, with yoke and sleeves of rose point The veil
tulle held by orange blossoms. The Jewels
gifts of her aunt, Miss Mary Beckham.
DR. and Mrs. Patrick left the midnight train for
Jacksonville Fla; Charleston. s. c., and other
Southern cities for their honeymoon. Their future
home will be in Snow Hill. y. c.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
MONROE VISITS THE MAYOR.
THE FORMERS FRIENDS SURE THAT HE

THE FORMERS FRIENDS SURE THAT He
WILL SUCCEED JEROME AS JUSTICE
The call OF Colonel Robert Grier Monroe on
Mayor Low yesterday revived the rumor that
the colonel will be appointed to the vacancy on
the Special Sessions bench caused by the cleo
ton of Justice Jerome District Attorney. II
is regarded significant that all OF Mr.
Jeromes friends confident that Colonel Mon
roe will be the man. on the other hand, the
Mayors friends think that the place will be
filled by some prominent Hebrew lawyer Colo
mel Monroe would not discuss his errand 10 the
Mayors office.
The Mayor said that he considering the
appointment Of school commissioners and would
have them ready by January 20 when the law
states they must be appointed.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
ANOTHER DIVORCE LAW.
SENATOR ELsBERG INTRODUCES IT UPON
GOVERNOR oDELL's SUGGESTION TO
AVOID MANY SCANDALS"

Albany jan (Specia)-Another recommended
ton of the Governor in his annual message to the
legislature appeared before the Senate in bill in
troduced by Senator Elsberg to-day. The Governor
recommended favorable consideration OF a sug-
sestion Of the State Bar Association regarding
final judgments annulling marriages. and said that
he believed that II the suggestion should be adopt
ed many Of the scandals which have arisen in
the administration OF our divorce laws will thus be
avoided" Senator Esberg's bin reads:
final Judgment annulng marriage or d.
yorcing the parties and dissolVng marriage shall
be entered in action brought under either Arti
or Article III of this title until after the
pration OF six months, of such shorter time as
the court may prescribe, after the filing of the de-
cison of the court or report of the referee After
the expiration of said period of six months of
such shorter period the court may have pre-
scribed, final judgment shall be entered OF
upon said decision report. unless for sufficient
the court In the mean time shall have other
wise ordered. The general rules OF practice must
prescribe rules In relation 10 the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
GAS UONOPOLI!
SUCH WILL BE NEW COMPANY FOR ROCKIES
Rochester n. Y. Jan. 8-Speculation has been

RocneSter, y. Y. Jan. S-SpeculatlOn has been
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIRUNEI
Rochester. y. e. jan S.-SpecuIation has been
aroused in political and business circles here to-
day by the publication of dispatch from Albany
announcing that the certificate of incorporation of
the Municipal Gas and Electric Company of
Rochester filed here to-day. The capital is
2.50D0po and the directors are Anson r. Flower
and c. X. g. Billings. of New-York. and II. c.
Brewster, of Rochester. The company is TO oper-
ate in the entire county of Monroe
II is understood that the Municipal Gas and Elec-
trlc Company is backed by the stockholders who
have recently acquired a controlling interest in the
Citizens Light and Power Company of this city
including the familiar names of Anthony y Brady
OF Albany. and A. NJ Youngs, of New York
IL Is said that the amount of the capital stock
Is divided into 25oo0 shares with term of exist
ence of fifty The operations of the corpora
uon' II Is said, will be carried on not alone in
Kochester. but in all of the nineteen towns of Mon
roe county, II is said. also that in applying for a
- "lCHIse t lot the privilege of ma king gas in
tntoNiieSttI' the new company will only pledge
d "a ~ thousand feet. but IL will furnish "A guarantees
tnat the light provided will be OF at least twenty
four candle power ''
The present rate at which Rochester taxpavers
pay Tor gas Is 81 10 thousand feet with Ii cents
discount II the bill is paid before the tenth of the
nohth toiloWing the presentation of the bill The
anu ana me Peoples Gas and Eetcric Company have
Iohg been bitter rivals, that George H. AIdridre il
manager OF the former company at a salary Of
Sicpb 4 year, and that of blanks in tho
machine platform which Mayor Rodenbeck Ngs
elected was dollar gas add the general interest
Which the incorporation of the company has
oro apsoro Doth the rival companies and establish a
PrAcuoal monopoly here.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
LEIGH TO BE DEPUTY COUNTY CLERh

County Clerk Charles Hartzheim OF Kings County
yesterday announced the appointment OF Adam H.
LEIGH. of the XVIIth Assembly District as Deputy
County Clerk in place of James McGrath of the
With Assembly District. Mr.. LEIGH opposed
Walter b. Atterbury the last primary election
for the leadership OF the XVIIth District. His ap
pointment is designed to strengthen the Republican
organization in the district and TO undermine Mr.
Atterbury's Influence
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
MRS. BOOTH SEEKS MURDERER'S PARDON.

Albany. Jan. S-Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth and
x-Distrct Attorney Foster l.. Backus of Kings
County appeared before Governor Odell to-day and
asked him pardon James Flaherty. of Brooklyn
who is serving life sentence in Sing Sing Prison
He tried in 1882 for the murder of his wife and
convicted of murder in the second degree.
Ii is alleged that the murder committed
while both tlaherty and his wife We're drunk and
that the circumstances of the crime made n
slaughter, and murder in the second degree
He has already served nearly twenty years the
ximum term for mansaughter.
Governor Odell reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
CIRCUIT RETAINS EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.

Controller Grout yesterday sent letter to John
r. Sparrow. OF the Bureau OF Arrears and As
sessments. in which he informed him that he
would be continued in his position at the
salary he had been receiving. Mr.. Sparrow is the
only OF the expert accountants appointed by
Controller Fitch, at SIS day. that is still with
the department Last week he placed in
charge OF the Bureau of Arrears and Assessments
in place OF Colonel Edward Gilon removed
charges and instructed to make a thorough in
vestigation of the bureau. and report 10 the Con-
troller any recommendations
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
saith Street
SD Street.

The approximate lien or charge tn
satisfy which the aoovedescrbed property be
<i 657 0s with interest thereon from hirrieeh dey
December. 1901; together with allowances
1878 g. with interest dav
December. 1901. together with OF the
sale. The approximate OF taxes assessr,enrs or
other liens which be allowed 20 purchaser
Of the purchase paid by Referee n
S5T4.4l and interest
Dated. New Yo~k December 3lst. 1901.
DANIEL MASON ReferUa.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK--The Physicians Mu-
tual Aid Association plaintiff against Frteda Hart
others defendants-in pursuance Of Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered the
titled action bearing the theth OF December
the undersigned, the Referee said Judgment
named. will sell public auction the New York Real
Estate Salesroom No III Broadway IN the Borough %
Manhattan. City OF New York, the 24th OF
1902 at l. O'Clock noon that dan BY Herbert
Judgment be sold. and therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel OF
building thereon erected situated lying and being
and bounded and described follows: Beginning
Southeriy side EighIy-fourth street
hundred and three C20O feet
sOuthwesJerly
and Second and southe-Iy
and parallel nearly with Second
and two NO) feet and - inches line
OF the block thence westerly and parallel with
fourth
or nearly with Second
through party wall hundred and
two 90 inches the southerly side OF
street and thence easteriv along the sOuthery
Eighty street seventeen O7l feet
place OF beginning. and known BY the number
- East Eghty-fourth street Sew York City The land
anected by the within instrument lies in
Block l529 the Land Map OF the City OF New York
Dated. New York. December 31st. 1901
DANIEL MASON Referee.
MORTIMER G. ADDOMS. Attorney Plaintiff IL VIII
lam street. Boroush OF Manhattan New York CITY
The following diagram OF the premises sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
HEADS ASK FOR MORE MONEY.
RADICAL CHANGES IN BOARD OF
CHARITIES EXPENDITURES

Albany Jan. s.-The Ways and Means Committee
OF the Assembly gave hearing to the heads of the
various State departments the annual appro-
priation bill this afternoon A unique feature was
the appearance of Attorney General Davies TO ask
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NENllil NM[R1TH lEl7l.
GEORGIA

MOTEl BON Al1R2 "'eSsTA' aa
One Of the leading resort hotels South Best
known Tor its excellent cuisine and hsalthfu climate
Forty added a.
teratiOns and made that 70
comfort OF guests; a good lS-hOle only
short distance from
good shooting. in vicinity booklets
formation address C G. TRUSSELL. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Winter Resorts.
miuter Resoris-
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA
Opening Dates: Hotels of the
FLORIDA EAST COAST HOTEL COMPANY
FOR SEASON 1sO1-leo2

hues
i FIRE Al 81
location OF bs across Lake Vrha bringing he
f OF them tn h1ekan uuouns
Il
rHoTELIN NrHEvo
of II % OF ue FcndaE stHaIS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

HOTEL ALCAZAR
HOTEL CORDOVA
HOTEL PON,sE DE LEON
ORMOND;
HOTEL ORMOND
BEACH:
THE BREAKERS
HOTEL ROYAL POINCIANA
MIAMI
HOTEL ROYAL PALM
NASSAU. y. r. (Bnhama IslandsD;
ROYAL VICTORIA
HOTEL COLONIAL
ATLANTIC BEACH;
THE CONTINENTAL
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
CITY GOVERNHENT NOTES.

Perez NJ Stewart, Superintendent of Buildings
since taking office, has dismissed old employees
whose salaries aggregated $4,000. and in their
places appointed a staff whose salaries aggregate
sls 100 a saving of s22.0o year.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

Michael Hecht appointed assistant
s1perintendent of the Bureau Of Buildings In The
Bronx al a salary of 5000.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

Now open Closes May l. 1902
JOSEPH P GREAVES. Manager
Now open Closes MAY I. 1892.
JOSEPH p. GREAVES. Manager
Opens January 10 Closes April Is. 1904
ROBERT MURRAY. Manager
opens January IL. Clcses April II. 1902
ANDERSON & PRICE. ManagerA
Now open ClUses April =
FRED STERRY. Manager
opens January 10 Closes April Q. 1902
FRED STERRY, Manager
Opens January II. Closes April . 1902
II. W. MERRILL. Manager
Now open- Closes April O. 1892
H E BEMIS. Manager
Opens January Is. Closes April = 1892
H z. BEMIS Manager
Opens April = Closes sept. l. 1902
II. ". MERRILL Manager
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Ocean 9Icdmcrs.
MAMRMRG- G-AMERNGAM 4 lME
MEDl1 TERRAMEAN EXPRESS
SS@WnNS

. SSKWUGE,
'HAMBC CRG-AMERICAN TEORTrI
LINE
N@AFl-h~S AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR & ALGIERS
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Steamers Aller. Trave and HohenzoIern do not
call Algiers.
+T+aS TT1lSe'in Ian ~ 10 \ N IAer -. Feb s 4 ~
ave- jan Il. II A NJ 'F. bismarck Feb IL
lam .---Jan - tHohenzollern. Feb. rs
CouIlnia Jan. 20 +kaiserin. Feb 90
Sailing. 10 \ NJ.
F0tt Lr9NANDRiA (EGYPT). Jan 4. "a. 30. MICH. 20
return tickets available FOR the either line
rom naples Genoa, Gibraltar Hamburg, Bremen.
don. southampton Paris CherbOurg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
- - LINE OET.RITIIS & CO. Agents.
81 BROADWAY, n
HsnnburE steamers from First st, HOboken, y. J.
LLOYD steamers from Amity Brooklyn.
kAlSERIN MARIA THERESA WILL SAIL JANI-
y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
HOTEL LURAY,
NEW-YORh.
NORTH CAROLINA.

A9@EWlllE ~ @,
BATTERY PARK MOTgGs
Open all the 125 feet above Ishevis
private park Of - Magnificent
from wide veranlas complete resort hotel in the
South Every modern convenience and elegant
private baths Palm Room. Open hrepIaces
Unsurpassed Golf Links in charge Il
particulars and terms address 2. p MEISSICK Propr
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
HOTEL DENNIS,

Atlantic City, y J. Open all the year Directly facing
tne ocean hot AMI cold and fresh baths Golf
Nestibuled trains via y. ]. Central Penna r. r.
WALTER J. BUZBY.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

COOKS WINTER TRIPS
- Personally conducted parties ALL leading Winter
Resorts a frequent intervals
THoS. COOK SON. 2s1 & I1s5 Bway. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
For Porto 0RiGOo
4 MEXICAN LINE.
DFD I'D" LINE.

n Puerto ana Mara
cabo. via Curacao-Caing also Juan p. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
s. S. CARACAS. Noon
S. 5. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday January Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
BOULNON, BLISS & DAI.LETT
General Managers. I35
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
EAST ITALIAN LINE.

VEIyOCE."
Naysgazione Italana Napore Genoa
REGULAR U. MAIL SERVICE EVERY WEEK
Nord America. Feb. 81 Citta di Torino. Feb ca
Large cabins. Dining saloon promenade deck
BOi.OGNESI. HARTFIEl>D & CO.. 30 Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

Ihis canal problem is a business question
y mai We desire is to put the State in a position
" control freight rates. II that can be done
any expenditure In the improvement of the Erie
SahaI viii be justified. Governor OdeITs canal
s-ggestions impress US favorably, and the only
4uesuon in our minds is that OF the proper
.nuetnoo Of carrying out these suggestions. I
1lnk the greater New York commercial bodies
~ III shortly hold meeting and express their
tons
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

c. n. MALLORY CO. Gen AEts fler 70. E R. N. 7.
CUNARD LINE
a. To LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
ssxonia Jan H. P. NJ Umbra. ....... Feb 1 Noon
Ftr7lria Jan IS Noon Saxonis. Feb. 3 p M
Ivernia. 23 7. N Lncania- Feb 10 II A. ~
VERNON Fl. BROWN a CO.. Gen Agents
% BROADWAY. NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
OLD DWMlMlOM l1ME.

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth Pinner,
Point and Newport News Va connecting Petarsbure
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington D. c. and entire
south sad West ~
Freisn- and Passenger from
n. r. foot OF Beach ST. every week p NJ
II. b. WALKER. Trafnc Man7rer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

[From the Chicago Daily News.1
Some love letters too soft to file.
A man usually blows in a lot of money
on n blowout
The better man gets on in the world
the better off he is.
Stir up a mans wrath If you want his
candid opinion of you.
With the exception of ballet girls, chronic
kickers are a nuisance.
In some business transactions the mid
dleman soon becomes the headman.
Many a woman bends a mans will dur
ing life and breaks it after his death.
A red nose may be due to the rays of
the sun or to the raise of the glass.
1t is generally understood that man
dislikes a slippery pavement when he is
down it
Perhaps the worst thing about rheuma-
tism is the apparent necessity of listening
to everybOdy's cure for 1t.
When two men get together each tails
about himself; when two women meet they
both talk about some other woman.
When a man fails it is owing to circun-
stances past all human control, but when
he succeeds it is due to his personal abil-
itN-SO he saws.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
GLOBE SIGHTS.
[From the Atchison Globe.l

IFrom the Atchison Globe.1
There is entirely too much future to
some people.
On a slippery morning. do you like
to see people fall? It's a bad sign. if
you do.
An Atchison girl who has good fig
ure, will shortly market it, and get mar
ried.
There is talk in Leavenworth of run
Przybylowickylk for mayor.
There is a girl in Atchison who shows
so plainly that she thinks she is pretty,
that she is impudent.
One good thing about tobacco chew
ing: quid lacks that chewing gum
quality which would fasten it to the I'M
derside of chairs and tables.
Every little while. letters are received
at this office addressed to the Art edi-
tor, or the Literary editor. AS they
say over in Missouri, we haint got none.
Probably one reason more women than
men go forward at a revival, is that the
desire in a mans heart to do something
to please the preacher, is not SO strong.
reformer writes to this office that he
intends to quit smoking three months !;
if he still longs for it. at the end of that
time, he will jump in and smoke him
self to death.
There are so many darn school teach
ers that life is becoming uncomfortable.
There's the word "stragetic." Looks all
right, doesn't it? No such word. It
should be strategic"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
RULES MODIFIED.
Street Railway Makes Changes
in Right Direction.

Manager Patten of the city railway
has issued a special order in regard to
transfer tickets on the Washburn,
Quinton Heights and Lowman Hill lines.
This is a step in the right direction.
Instead of transferring passengers
from one to another of these lines at
Tenth and jackson. as has been the
rule, passengers will be allowed, if they
desire, to transfer at the transfer sta
ton at Eighth and Kansas avenue.
This arrangement enables passengers in
stormy weather to have sheltered
place in Which to wait for the cars.
It is understood that as soon as Presi-
dent Baker returns from the east, SIM
liar changes will be made in the trans
fer system in other parts or town.
With some notifications, apparently
easily arranged, as in the case OF the
Washburn, Quinton Heights and Low
man Hill lines, the present transfer syS-
tenn would be very acceptable
The passenger it would seem, mlght
be given the right to transfer to some
other line at the first junction with the
line, as contemplated in the universal
system, or given the alternative OF go
ing to Eighth and Kansas avenue, Where
the company has provided a waiting
room for the public. By such an ar
rangement, a passenger would change
at the first junction provided the caa
which he wanted made good conIlcS-
tons. Otherwise he would ride on to tpe
transfer station. or get off there. as the
case might be.
One trouble with the universal sys-
tenn in Topeka is that the cars do MOI
run often enough. In Kansas City,
where the cars are only a few minutes
apart, it does not make much difference
where the passenger transfers, because
at worst he only has a very few minutes
to wait.
Moreover, in Kansas City, the junction
points as a rule are in the thickly settled
business portion of town, where it is easy
for a passenger to find shelter for few
minutes.
The company's notifications Of the rules
are good as far as they go, but there are
other changes demanded in transferring
between other lines, before the public will
be satisfied.
The whole thing may be covered by
making transfers optional at junction
points OF the transfer station.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19

in apricot brandy, an increase of 145
gallons in berry brandy, an increase of
1861 gallons in prune brandy, an in
crease of 1,1s5 gallons in fig brandy. and
an increase of 48 gallons in cherry
brandy.
For the fiscal year ended June so, 1902,
there was an aggregate increase of Ill.,
1913 gallons produced from fruits, as
compared with the previous fiscal year
The quantity Of distilled spirits
gagged during the fiscal year was 4l2,-
6S4 90S.1 s--llons. against 3SS, 955,971 gal,
Ions in 1901, making an increase for the
year just ended of 1928, 1871 gallons.
During the fiscal year 1902. 1888 dis
tilleries of all kinds were operated. For
the preceding fiscal year 3,745 distilleries
of all kinds were operated. a decrease of
SO7 for the year just ended.
During the fiscal year 1902 there were
produced "A, $50. 127 barrels of beer. The
number of barrels produced during the
fiscal year 1901 was 4O.614. 25s. making an
Increased production for the year just
ended Of 1885, $50 barrels.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
THE new PALACE.
The Handsome Double Room of
the Big Clothing House.

The Palace Clothing company has
again spread out. The growth of this
establishment has been phenomenal.
Additions have been made and floors
added to provide for the increased pat
rOnage. The new facilities provided this
week are the most important in the
stores history doubling its space on the
ground floor. The frontage on Kansas
avenue is now fifty feet, the depth one
hundred and fifty feet.
The company occupies in addition to
the double room and the Easements, the
entire north building, including two up
ped floors. Messrs. Auerbach and Guet-
tel may we'll feel proud of their Topeka
business establishment.
A Kansas City clothing man says the
Palace store in Topeka now uses more
floor space, he believes, than any exelus-
i've clothing and furnishing goods house
in this part of the west. not excepting
Kansas City.
One unique feature Of the handsome
new store front is noticeable in the alb
sepee of corner posts. The immense plates
of glass are cemented together and the
corner interposes no obstacles to the dis
play in the windows.
The New Palace is one of the big in
situations of the town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
ouAKER REFLEcT1oNs.

IFrom the Philadelphia Recordl
Sunday schools are filing up.
Christmas trees look spruce.
Glittering generalities are not all gol-
den.
Freezing politeness is on par with cold
comfort
He Is a wise man who knows when he
has enough.
Judge Cupid is severe on cases of con-
tempt of court.
Hot Scotch is being brewed, and skates
are on foot.
It's just as well not to think of trouble
until you are up against it.
1t is easier to live up to good reputa-
ton than to live down a bad one
The wolf in sleeps clothing seldom has
the wool pulled over his eyes.
It's wonder no one has written a book
called 1.-The Confessions of a Cigarette
Smoker"
The average man suffers more from an
overloaded stomach than from the panss
of conscience.
The man who is going to the devil may
be reasonably sure that the devil will meet
him half way.
Wigg-"The rain falls alike on the just
and the unjust" Wagg-..Yes. and they
both get stuck in the same mud
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
VERDICT MANSLAUGHTER
In the Case of Sharkey, Who Killed
Banker Fish

New York. Dec. 19-The jury in the
case of Thomas J. Sharkey accused of
the murder of Nicholas Fish, the bank
er, returned a verdict today of man
slaughter in the second degree and rec
commended that the mercy OF the court
be exercised.
Sharkey will be sentenced on Mon
day. Fish was killed in September. Ha
met two women on the street and &C
were Joined by Sharkey and another
woman. The two men had a dispute
during which Fish was pushed out on
the street and evidence for the prosecu-
ton was to the effect that Sharkey
struck Fish, knocking him down. He
died a few hours later. Although he had
suffered from different diseases the doc
tors testified that a blow was tie di-
rect cause os death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-19
This Store UnderseIIs Them All.
NO FIGHT AT DETROIT.
Governor Bliss Will Not Permit
COrbett- McGOYern Mill.

Lansing. Mich. Dec. 1o.-Governor
Bliss will not permit tie McGovern-
Corbett fight. which was to have been
held in Detroit next month. He wrote
this afternoon to Sheriff Dixon of
Wayne county calling his attention to
the law on the subject and telling him
that he expected him to see that the
fight was not held in Detroit. In the
letter the governor calls the sheriff's at
tention to the decisions of the supreme
court against fights in Michigan, and
tells him that if he needs assistance to
prevent the fight it will be given him.