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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-24

Great clearance sale starts July 6, at the Seattle saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-24
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE

and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway British Yukon Railway Company
 TIME TABLE.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-24

Cutter shoes at CIayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-24
TN FFFECT JANUARY !, l0O1.

DalIY FvoenL 5nndav.l
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
HELP ~WANTED-MALE.


Boys.
- ~ CO.
Errand BOY, VIM F. Mueller 81, Pine
E-,stdn ave- q" III Hi1s H'o'@ 7'
IETy5 a.. %-7I-1
stIonr1 and ON, h~"ui boys werner b'os'
ITZ-E
Box -. ~ Eirn - "'S " years OH 'l"'e'
- a., .77-T--- -
sn-p- Isl. -hhsy
BOY ,"ANI&3-Neat coiored boy. l6 10 l:
years elI. %5lo Pine.
BOY WtNrED-Tp learn carriage painting
roy co75T1I G-v A1P7V
at factory. 424lA Evans ave.
boys WA%TED-For factory work Geisei
MIG a.. TvanrirIb ana clam
- I--Z--I1-- - --7-z-77----5 -
2a55 Grind. ~ " 40 va l guy
IA ~ ia yaL IN ..ys. Geo y. Bar
49, ~
BOY WANTED-&oy > or , years experience
.. --2 as -
BOYS MA%TEh- t.fty hoys IL to ID years
gid. A1heuscT-HLSch bgttllng Dept
BuN WANTED-GCYd strong boy 10 run er-
Tands- = -. Healy. 10 ;. ErOadHay.
nov "a \-TT-D -, - JrIys ana ID,E
after horse. boyle * GahI. 2G2O olive.
Roy WAZTEp-,tmIf bay- about Il. willing
10 work. wares - AMY .ta:r LIS pine.
IpCVE ETET - - = .,r ANN,
20 Magic Box 60. Lawrence ana Folsom
Bon "a Ta Il P hLstisgtI Sa, M"R sSa 0 ok: %
BOYS WANTED-BoyS OF a years to straw
9.ssn@MaIs; iHs--2- G-1-- -
BOY Wan iED-pvod' TeHa"9 noYi one Nv
Ing IN the ntlEhDoLno21- &e1L "etnlnEton ave.
BOY run 7Kl5 G9rdGn press
ROY WA%TEH-Ofarr b6y, 10 COPY lette >
run grrands. - to Il X Offices. etc All IS,
BOYS MANTEb-AEe - 20 IS, permanent
place Ballard Snow Llninient Co.. 5O n. Sec
ono at
BOY WINTED-I5 years old. Apply Knox i
gonrath Printing Co, w y. Ninth 81. second
BOYS WATTED-stronE TOYS not under Is
wears. Apply Chemical Works, ass 5. Broad
way.
F6Y WANTED-TVnite boy. Il yesrs. TO
learn ladies' tailoring. ". f. Fediak. Ais
olive
BOYS WAETED Two bows to take away
f-om shafts. Woods q Brown. Thirteenth and
NullaHphy
Eoy WI%TED-EoIo-rI nov 3 wears ola, 10
clan store and carry bundles. good wages,
EDYS WNTTED-G-11 beys. steady work:
good wages Apply Missouri Di5tricu Telegraph
10Y W1ZTE6-Ho5e- J551-7rio5. 6ov viii
Ing to work, So, week 10 begin. All loo. Re
public.
ROY VTGIrsaie 61Uge. good
p.rr,,, ~ '.I, 49, ,.,.r ,,,,r,a5 ,,r1f.SSr.1
An -. KrpubIi,'
-P,y-g ~ >-~-T-I- ISC-r - - u ,..-- Ia "a
To- q mr. ~ aE3 < - -tS,aanfb Eo.nf:
- - pi w ~ HA'eehti' NoSi-s
-TTv ,%r=D-IT Nom = --a-- LA - Toa-n
,, - HH'-.4.' SGalS ~ u ~"
- i, 1;S,LISS H~' "N'e 4e"
- - t,LLotc
10y NA> ED-EApeIlenct Young man %
"HI'' :, III wv" aN1"
-S = I-9uH-S
BOY WANTED-E"y OF II Or over to run
ssIl1ds ana heiE ABOUT oflce- FricH!y Ash BIT
- -, 10 = 800
H.. s,r, ~ -, - 80; SIX 10y 10
ri-,r.. e. ~, EJ.gE1t1 III
-T0Y II-TE.1- ES-,ri - ,--7- I;-.5--
- SL a- ~ APEiS aLyita'
y - Sos EGitSyT '"AHus' SuPpsS Ih-
nov WAETF1- 60 - - s-1-. -.
r.yor. ia r.r ,1o,,b a,d OTy IrEg IT,
n|pes No a. NJ GagseDt Ap'S 1eA
mes
~ y" n.nallsoIo ASSo ~ a 49, lot oL,Ce
9nEw+itJrr Al -, pSg,.b,H ' III own
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
Household Goods at Popular Prices.

Furniture. iron beds. carpets and all kinds or
household goods always on sale. We make p
speciality OF furnishing hotels, houses
and private homes In any class Of goods you
may want Owing to our location and othei
small expenses when compared to regular fur
niture houses, we save our customers consider
able money. See our large assortment OF rugs
and carpets: beautiful patterns, all sizes and
grades Do not fail to see US If you are II
need of anything in house furnishing.
ANGAN STORAGE CO.
GalesrODms In01 -lCu3 Morgan 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
REMOVALS..

NOTICE OF Rsmoval-The jefferson ave. liv-
cry and boarding stable has removed its plac"
OF business to No. $3.50 Lindell (rear). where IL
Will be pleased TO serve the trade and general
public with carriages as Heretofore.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
DYE1NG. CLEANING. REPAIRING.

Lace Curtain Cleaning Co.. 21s
Cass ave-: good work: low terms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
Who Wants Them at the Prices?

One I0-foot walnut dinins-room table. 80.
one mahogany mantel cabinet, SIS: one oak
bedroom suit. three pieces. French plate glass.
2S5: one cherry bedroom suit. three pieces.
French plate glass. s35; TWO hair mattresses, x
each: one parlor center table, s.; one Smyrna
rug. SO: one parlor suit, five pieces. SIS; on
walnut sidebOard. marble top. French plate
glass. f5. Can be seen any time at No 362lA
Connecticut St Take Grand ave car line
Thes. are all frst-class goods and offered al
one-fourth their actual value. Como and 80
II I have got ANYTHING YOU want.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
ST Down...SI a Week

ON EVERY PURCHASE OF FURNITURE
OUGHT or US.
Our null stock has arrived and should be seen
before buying. Refrigerators. - up: sideboards.
Sll.J0; mantel beds. So 30: room-size rugs. as.
ranges. so up; gasoline stoves, 81 up; gas
ranges. SO up: cook stoves a. low a. $3.50;
baby buggies and go-carts, 81 up.
FRANKLIN FURNITURE HOUSE.
-ql Erapklip arr
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Factory B~ookkeeper

Wanted. Young man. with factory experience,
TO give out work apd make Up pay roll Tor
factory: permanent position: liberal arrange
ments with right party. Apply at once. 5.
GrabinSky a Co. rs y Seventh st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
CARPET BUYERS

Should not fail to see our large assortment Of
beautiful room rugs and carpets; all sizes and
patterns. We are selling these goods on "A
small commission profit. thereby saving our Gus
toners at least . per cent from the price asked
by exclusive carpet houses.
LANGAN STORAGE o
SnleSrnnm. 1001-l003 Morgan st
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HAYWARD'S

70 odd Fellows building. Individual instruction
in Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Arith-
metic and P~enmanship. Phone VS.. Day and night
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PARTNERS WANTED.
CONTROLLING interest in established Sec
ondhanf store. blk bargain Al %, Republic
OF hardware and cutlery desires partner with
established Office as manufacturers agent. All
10. Republic.
PARTY to furnish capital to buy eggs. poul-
can be mad. " i22. Republic
PARTNER WANTEp-In blacksmith shop
Al 90. Renublic
PARTNER WANTED-Active partner for sa-
loon: capital 80. 5i9l 5. Broadway.
PARTNER W~ANTED-Party with 5000: 10
cal thelter proposition; bear investigation. All
3. Republic.
PARTNER wANTED-Man with 10000 to
cern. Al Sc Republic.
| PARTNER WANTED-In real estate and
brokerage Office: viii bear highest nVestsa-
ton. All IS, Republic.
PARTNER WANTED-NIeat and vegetable
good chance: investigate till satisfied. 92 Acad-
envy.
PARTNER wANTED-Party with 800 for
srlrudid saloon proposition: good chance: ref
eTences exchanged. Al 2. Republic.
PARTNER WANTED-With 800 or 500. In
established trade: single man preferred. 1923
Hickory.
PARTNER WANTED-Lady with $500 TO take
charge OF IhIee loptlLle mus. VIII pay taLaIs
Address Lock Box 1868.
PARTNER wANTED-In an established con-
tracing and johhinG business; firm has good
credit and standing party to look after inside:
bear ~strictest investigation. AG s. Republic.
PARTNER WANTED-Party with business
experience and S2.ep5 TO toin me in a meritort-
Gus enterprise; not a Worlds Fair scheme. but
a business that will require your time and en-
ergy. Al. .. Republic.
WILL take either man or woman as partner
in restaurant: will clear SIS, 00p during Fair:
best place in St Louis: So0 half interest; IN
v~estigate. Al 4s. Republic.
PARTNER wANTED-Man TO invest 5000
or more: take charge real estate dept trust
company: GALAXY 800 and dividends. TX 10.
Republic
AQUAPURA FILTER.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
"A Business Education and the Place TO GetIt'
eo NES

CoHW6TcIoT L0Nege, ShoFthond avg ~TeIegFdph ScHooT,
300 NORTH BROADWAY, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Il qualities students for all business pursuits, and sup
plies business houses, bank, railroad and telegraph Offices
and professional men With reliable bookkeeperr, stero-
rrspherS, telegraph operators and clerks. Positions pro-
cured for Graduates. For Catrio7xs Of f11~aaic1. addreSs.
j. q. BONNER, President- ,
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AGENTS AND statesmen.


Statesmen.
salesDeDple and make collections FOR manIraC-
turing house. local territory: salary 80, paid
wt-hIy. expense money advanced: previous eX-
peTience unnecessary. business successful. posi-
ton permanent Superintendent, si1 Monon
builiinE. Chicago.
NASTED-Tw0 good statesmen In ench state:
salary and eypense,. sell dealers. merchants.
hittrri, uavoItuz extracts, stock remedies and
foods. wines and liquors.. experience no. nsces-
sary: permanent position. Marshall Medicine
%. Kansas Ciiy. ~. Fl
Solicitors.
INSURANCE s~oLICTToKs wANTED-To Or
man. United sons q America. 80 DeSoto
building. St Louis.
SOLICITORS WANTED-Lady solicitors FOR
frst-class. profitable article. Address +. q.
BOX at'-
sOLICTT0ES WANTED-CCaI solicitors FOR
family trace. good pay. EeIcing Goa! Co. 20
Montgomery s..
SOLICITOR WANTED-F1rst-class solicitor
for Nurlfs Fair envelopes. IIess- Envelope
Co, l&3 Locust st
SOLICITOR WANTED-Ycung man to solicit
orders for IA welI-cstablishei tailor business.
SALARY f-ii and commission. All 80. Republic.
SOLICITOR WANTBD-A strictly nrst-cIass
advertising solicitor for afternoon daily paper.
permanent position. address. with references,
american Pub Co. Nickshurg MISS -
Lady Agcnts and Solicitors.
GENT NASTED-Ladv agents SOr a spe-
cialty, no canvassing Lewis, 2ss olive st.
LADY As~nt-Seud FOR terms. for selling
corset Co, 18Th and Morgan SIS. st. Louis. No.
REFINED business woman. advance agent;
lecturer references, salary; expenses. Box
s45. st. LOUIS
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Indy Agent. and solicitors.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

those desiring hclp OK seeking situations
may REGISTER with the free Employment Bu-
roau q the state Labor Bureau Of statistics.
H@ls Chestnut -. situations and help fur
ni>hea free II charge. Tel. Kiuloch A gSt.
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HELP

HELP WANTED-MlLE.
Miscellaneous.
YOUNG MEN WANTED-Several young men
assistants stock. packing and shipping; rooms
Of Wholesale houses and factories: steady, with
advancement. Apply 1880 Olive: to-day.
YARDMAN WANTED-SatonaI Hotel, East
st Louis.
IA WANTED-Strung young man. about
~ years OF age. Apply National Hotel. East
st. Louis.
PORTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pantry
man; also porter. Union Baking Co. 2G5
Washington.
YOCSG MAN WANTED go To attend -Iu
fountain SFinEer ana Liudell ave. Worlds
Fair Shelter House.
Walters.
WAITEE WANTED
$40 y. Broadway.
AGENTS AND Statesmen.
Agents.
AGENTS WANTED - Everywhere. SIS per
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

SHORTHAND in 81 days: Royd's syllable;
no ruled lines: no shading: nothing to confuse
only Q characters. easily Teud. study by mail
circulars. testimonials and first lessen, cover
ing one-fourth the course; for two 2-cent
stamps. Chicago Correspondence Schools. In
corp6rated. 81 National Life building. Chi
caEn- Ill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

A LARORERS WANTED - Fifty ,GbOrsrs on
NTwenty-third and Hebert. r. WH"'an.
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. BABORERS W~ANTED-T1 latorsrg at Warn
and AlEernon A~hhot-Gamble CoUtE co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

YOUNG MAN WANTED
6725 (. Broadway.
YOUNG MAN WANTED-To work in second
hand store. German preferred. Apply 2llO ).
Broadway.
YOUNG a WANTED-lS to, 20 years. to
learn the hardwar business and drive delivery
wagon. All &c. Republic.
YOUNG MEN W~ANTED-Three bright young
men: dining-car service: Eastern runs: perma-
nent. Apply 1890 Olive: to-day.
YOCNG MEN wANTED-Bright young men:
passenger train service: Western and Southern
runs. Apply 1880 Olive: to-day.
Dun MEN WANTED-Stout young men;
beiners for machinists. carpenters, hlacksmitha
and elec.rlcians: advancement. 1870 Olive: to-
day.
NOUNG men everywhere; cory letters: home
evening: $3.50 week. Send addressed envelope
for particulars. Manager Dept. 5 80, Box 14l1,
Philadelphia. Pa.
YOUNG MEN WANTED-YOUNG MEN
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE TO LEARN
TRADE OF STOVE-PLATE
BRIDGE & BEACH MFG. Co, 800 $.
FIRST ST
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

PERSONS to call on retail trade and agents
for manufacturing house. local territory. haI-
airy $40. pEid weekly: expense money advanced
previous experience unnecessary. business sue
cessful. inCiose salf-addTeBsed envelope. Stand
ard House. Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
AOUAPURA FILTER.

The only filter worth having. stand IS. Union
Market. Sixth street side: both phones.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

SOLICITOR WANTED-For tailoring husi
moss; must have large acquaintance: profits dl
vided. Call oil Pine st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

SUPERINTENDENT WANTED-State suDer-
intendent to manage branch office Chicago
house; salary 81. 80. with commissions; also
all expenses; steady posttionj 500 security re
Ihicn 70
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

LABORERS WANTED-lGa lah0rers at Min
r"enth and Pine. Abhot-Gambie Cuutg. co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

SALESMAN wants good side line TO carr,
with woolens and dry goods On coast trip. x
Sc. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

WE will pay any man SIS Per month and all
travelling expenses, such as horse hire. railroad
fare. hotel bills. etc, to take orders for the
greatest portrait-hcuse in the world: your sal
AIRY will be guaranteed and paid to you weekly
II preferred. Address r. d. Curry. Dept. 255,
Chicago. III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

SALESMAN WANTED - To sell FIRST cIasa
nursery stock: all goods guaranteed true to
name, good salaries paid; write for terms to
q. l.. knight, Lawrence. kas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
miscellaneous.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
LabOrcrs.
MEN WASTED-Twen;y C.i"red
TUhcISte men Monday morning on Newsteag anu
west Belle Place. g. EgaTWauu * Bros.
DlGGERS wANTED-For water pipe. Take
suburban car get or NJ Newport ave. Woo
-tcr Groves, No. Tom !. Byrnc.
bRlNER WANTED - Si,ady man To- uauI
blacadam; steady work. single man preferred.
eppIy to-day. 1850 Page
EXTRA gang. 80 men. Frisco company work:
i L: 100 men. M. *. q +. N Missouri free
PASS J. Brady l2o y Third -. Shin daily
W stoncnasous: ! cutters: Ark. pass.
Z camp cooks, 2 camp walters. free pu-s.
, steam derrick-rlCGeTs / mOtaTmaH-
. bridge carpenters. 80 helpers: IA.
Stuhhs Labor Agency. . ~'e1.n 81.
LABORER W~ANTED-Uuion u!umoers lab
orer at 1882 y. Roadway
~LABORERS WANTEp-At Kings highway
and Wcstmiustcr- ). M1'on.y.
LABORERS WANTEB - Fff.y iaboH~rs o.
Jefferson and D0dier. Z. Wheiau.
A LARORERS WANTED - Fifty jnhOrers on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

PORTER WANTED-Co!ored porter Tor drug
store: one with experience. Call at Bolt ave.
and Suburban tracks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

RESPONSIBLE men and women TO copy short
letters at home: $50 per LOCO; paid weekly;
TO the UNIQUE Novelty Co. Dept. IS. fGi2 New
Hampshire st.. Los Angeles. Cal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

TRANSFERS WANTED Who thoroughly
understand shipping; references. 2233 Carr st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

TRANSFERS WANTED-At stable. Twenty
fifth and Warren. +. Whclan.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

TYPEWRITER COPYIST WANTED-YounE
man: no shorthand. IS. Leigh Bros. 1925 Cen
fury building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

LABORERS W~ANTED-At Kings h!ghvoI
and Westminster. ). NH'on.y.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

BELL BOYS WANTED-ReH boys. Is year,
OF age. National Hotel, East st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

LABORERS WANTED - F1f.y .HbpT~Ts @,
Jefferson and D0diar. f.. WheiHu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

INSURANCE SOLICITORS W~ANTED-To or
ganiZe: no competition. 80 weekly 20 GOOD
man. United SONS q America. 80 DeSoto
isrfifgup Ct 7 griE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

WANTED-Traveling SALESMAN 20 carry our
side line to general stores and kindred trades:
new samples weigh five ounces; fit coat pocket.
and easily earns $500 TO sl.OO a year commits
Co, 1s Dearborn street. Chicago. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

WANTED-ALL ornamental plaster worker
2i2. Of o. 7. ! a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
M~isceEIane0uA.

PERMANENT position for a man Of EJOl
habits and energy to represent large rsnutac
turing establishment. known 10 every hank II
the United States. salary $4,000 per year ant
EXPENSES: opportunity for advancement. ABBY
stating age and qualifications. 10 Manaser
Dent. n 3. BOX S2f philadelphia. Pa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
BRICKYARD LABORERS- ST.
LOUIS PRESS BRICK CO., GLEN
CARBON, ILL. TAKE T., ST. L.
& w. R. R.
Clerks and Collectors.

CLERK WANTED-Grocery clerk; Is year.
H. Bohn Grocer Co. 32bl LaClede.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-30
FRENCH DETECTIVES.
Police Service in Paris Much supe
riOr to That of Many other
European Cities.

When the emperor and empress Of
Russia had arranged to visit Paris and
Cumpiegne the efficiency Of the French
detective police was thus tested: The
chief of the Russian police anne Sc
cretly to Paris with orders to lie quiet
ly by in a hotel and only 10 report
himself at the embassy after d stay Of
a week. But he had not been three
hours in Paris, says London Truth, be-
fore the project of police learned Of his
arrival from a French detective. At st,
Petersburg they thought this a satisfac-
tory result, and the imperial pair ven
tured to come to Paris and drive down
the Champs Elysees without ca Talry
round their carriage a similar test ap-
piled in Rome brought to light a police
slackness there. The head Of the Rus
sian police lay rs there for a whole
week without his arrival being suspect
ed. On the evering Of the sixth day he
called on Count Nelidoff to report hiI,.
self. TO the great establishment Of thaI
ambassador. They both agreed that Il
the Roman police had not scented ou-
the head of the greatest police force II
the world, they could not be depended
upon 10 know much about the goings OF
of anarchists and nihilists. Nicholas is
| glad 80 be. they say. relieved Ct the
| WEAKNESS of an official visit to Rcrle
but nettled at the hatred manifested By
the Italian socialists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-30

Hanlon's nose began to bleed from a
straight right in the face.
They fought fiercely in the fifth, both
landing lefts and rights to the body.
Corbett rushed as the round closed, but
failed to land. Hanlon landed a hard
right on the head, and Corbett then
sent Hanlon back to the ropes with q
clean right to tie jaw in the fifth.
Corbett struck very low and was warn
ed by the referee to be careful.
Both men did considerable talking.
Throughout the sixth round Corbett
seemed anxious to mix it" at all
times.
The next round was about even. The
twelfth round was Hanlon's. He gave
Corbett a hard right %uppercut on the
body and did all the forcing.
In the thirteenth Hanlon became
groggy, but saved himself by keeping
close to Corbett.
lon to the floor with two lefts to the
jaw. He was down nine seconds. The
gong apparently saved Hanlon from a
knockout.
In the fifteenth round Corbett plainly
had his man beaten, and the referee
asked Hanlon's seconds to take him
out of the ring, but they refused. The
champion sent the Californian to the
floor with right and left TO the jaw,
where he took the count of nine. Cor
bett pounded him in the fase and
yelled to Hanlon's seconds to stop the
contest, but they refused. He smashed
his man back to the ropes with blows
on the jaw until Graney interfered and
gave the decision to Corbett. 1t is said
that Hanlon would have been killed
when he did.
The hall was taxed to its capacity
long before the bell changed, summon
ing the principals to action. Despite
the fact that Hanlon in his previous
encounter with the champion had some
what the better of the bout Corbett
was a pronounced favorite in the bet
ting. Opening up at 10 to s a few days
ago, the odds gradually shortened ow-
ing to the weight of Corbett's money,
and when the lads entered the pavilion
2 to 1 was offered. with the Denver boy
IN the long end. The articles of agree
ment stipulated that they should
weigh in at 100 pounds at 6 o'clock or
forfeit 81 1000. Corbett was the first to
step on the scales and just topped the
beam at an even 100. Hanlon was evil
IDENTIFY under these figures, as he failed
to move the scales.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-30
ANOTHER FIGHT WAS
FOILED BY POLICE
Was to Have Taken Place in Krei-
sche' vile but the Officers
We're Wise.

For the last week invitations have
been sent to q number of Tottenville
and Perth Amboy men from the
Nanokie Club, of Kreischerville, S.
l., requesting their attendance at a
smoker to be held at the club last
night. The entrance was free, but o
hat check cost So. With the invita-
ton, 1t is said, was a note telling that
a fight was to be pulled off in Wash
ington Hall between Thomas Dryer
and a scrapper from New Brunswick.
One of the invitations fell into tie
hands of Detective Sergeant Edward
Armstrong, who is now doing duty as
desk sergeant in T~ottenville. He
notified Captain Naughton, of Staple
ton, and with all the Tottenville
police and tweny men in plain clothes
from headquarters, all under Sergeant
Armstrong, they went to Kriescher-
vile.
Washington Hall was we'll filled,
but the club had pickets out and when
the police broke down the doors, they
found that the birds had flown.
Dwyer and the crowd from this city,
it Is said, walked to Tottenville, and
g ot home before the police could get
near them. 1t is understood that an
other date will be fixol.