The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-19
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Budd Doble says that Kinney Lou
will trot in 2:O4 next season.
A parcel containing $4,000, sent by
mail from a bank in Winnipeg to Van
couver, has been lost.
Silver ore running 10000 ounces to
the ton has been struck in the Ameri-
a mine neal Minaca. Tex.
Miss Minnie Ashley, an actress, was
married to former Congressman Will
lam Aston Chanler. in New York.
Harry Forbes is trying to get on a
match with Abe Attell at 1922 pounds,
the legitimate featherweight limit.
Black Diamond, once a noted road
horse in Philadelphia, is still living in
the Quaker City at the age of thirty
six.
Stockholders of the Danville Besse-
mer company met in Camden, N. j.,
and decided to dissolve the corpora
ton.
Will Curley, the former 126-pound
champion of England, has deposited
$500 to meet any one in England or
America at that weight.
Mike Schreck is after a fight with
Joe Grim. Schreck would have a fine
show of putting Grim out if he
couldn't give Brusso his quietus.
George Dixon will fight Joe Banker
in England, Jan. 25. This upsets Dix
on's plans of returning to the United
States, which he intended doing.
The highest peak in the wahsatch
range was discovered and scaled re-
Gently by j. E.. Raymond, a civil en-
gineer. The new peak is 14,449 feet
high.
Concert Master Frankie of the New
York opera house has been notified to
unionize his harpists, Mesdames Tag
lava and Weile, OF expect trouble from
the Musical Mutual Protective union.
A $16,00O,0 900 loan for general i'm
provements passed both. branches of
the Philadelphia city council, and If
approved by the mayor will be SUBJ
mitted to the electors for ratification,
Capt. R. ]. Even, principal witness
against White and Jett in the Breath
lit county assassination case, openly
walked the streets of Jackson recently,
though all the soldiers have been re-
called.
Former President Cleveland denies
the report that he is about to %foreclose
on the Bradford, Bardell & Kilzen rail-
road in Pennsylvania because of de-
fault of interest payments on bonds
which he holds.
Hughey Murphy, the little Eastern
featherweight, is due to arrive at Chi
cago. Murphy is coming West in high
hopes of besting Benny Yanger, whom
he meets in the wind-up of the Watita
leagues next show.
Prof. Frederick Starr of the Univer-
sity of Chicago has had a silver medal
struck which he offers to any person
in the United States who each year
most distinguishes himself in research
work among the American Indians.
Rev. E. J. Bodman, pastor of the
Vogel Street Christian church at Fall
River, Mass, announced he had vol
UNFAIRLY cut his salary down 10 per
cent to correspond with the reduction
of the wages of the mill hands, who
compose the bulk Of his congregation.
. AS q result Of the increase of tenn
perance sentiment among the anthra-
cite miners, nearly one-third Of tho
LOO saloonkeepers Of Schuylkill coun.
ty, Pa, will 60 out of business next
year. This is shown b ythe decrease
in the number of applicants for II.
censes.
In the United States court at Grand
Rapids, Mich, Judge VANITY handed
down a decision that the state fish
commission had no right to interfere
with the United States fish commits.
sion in catching whitefsh in Lake su.
perior during the close season for the
purpose of securing spawn.
Both Mike Ward and Willie Fitzger-
aid, who will meet in the main event
before the Metropolitan Athletic club
Of Detroit on Dec. 16, have started hard
training for the bout. Ward is undis.
puted lightweight champion of Can.
ada.
Hugh G. Fry Of North Carolina, who
was dismissed from the fourth class
of midshipman at Annapolis last sum.
mer for INSTRUMENTATION and an as.
sault upon q colored waiter by break
ing a glass over his head white at din
ner one day. has been reappointed..