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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
CATTLE AND HOGS DYING.
by Disease Which Re-
sembIes HydrophObia.

A strange disease is affecting cattle
and hogs around Allapaha, in Berrien
county They are attacked very much
as if with rabies, and will fight or run
at anything in sight. They foam at
the mouth ana exhibit every symptom
of hydrophObla,
Citizens of that section wrote Com
missioner O. B. Stevens in regard to
the matter, but he could suggest no
remedy. Apparently the only recourse
is to kill the afflicted animals as soon
as the symptoms appear, and this Is
being done.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
CARRIED FORTUNE IN HAT.
in Bank Notes Found
in Tile of Ancient Mexican.

Mrs. Juana Garcia n. Vuida de
IIunco has been put in possession OF
the property and money left by cher
husband, Saturnino Juncia. The man
~ amounts to Sl25, 1000 in bank notes.
JunCO, as stated when he died, some
i've month ago owned tienda at the
corner of Rebeldes aud Callejon de
6ant8imO, opposite the .Nueve Next
30 drug store. He always and at all
Zines by day and by night wore a black
bat which he had worn for years.
Everybody believed that he was super
BtitiOus about his hat, because he new
pr put ii aside. Even when he went to
Pie barber shop he sat in the chair,
having his hat in his hands. When he
pied it was found that the crown OF an
Pther hat was carefully sewed in the
Interior OF the hat, and between the
Two there was $3.50 in bank notes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
Good for Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
pne Minute Cough Cure gives instant
PELLET in all cases of cough, Group and
Eagrppe because it does not pass
Immediately into the stomach, but
FakeS effect right at the seat of the
Erouble, 1t draws out the iutiamma-
ElOn, heals and soothes and cures per-
nsnently by enabling the lungs to
contribute pure life-giving and life
l.talnlng oxygen to the blood and
ISSUES. Sold by DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
Head About to Burst from Severe Bill.
iouS Attack.

81 had severe bilious attack and
felt like my head was about to burst
when l got hold OF free sample OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. took dose Of them after
supper and next day felt like new
man, and have been feeling happy ever
SINCE says Mr.. j. W. Smith of Juliff,
Tex. For biliousness, stomach troub'
les and constipation these tablets
have no equal. Price % cents. For
sale by Dawson Drug Co., Dawson, and
Wllliford g. Co., Parrott.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
Broke Into His House.

s Leouinn of Cavendish, VI, was
,ohhad Of his customary health by an
nvos,on of chronic constipation. When
DR.. Kings New Life Pills broke into
lis house his trouble was arrested,
and now he's entirely cured. They re
Guaranteed to cure. 25c at Dawson
Drug Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
BaptISts Hear Tom Watson.

A press dispatch from Chillicothe,
Mo, says: After speaking before a
great throng yesterday afternoon
Hon. Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia,
nominee of the Peoples Party for the
presidency, delivered a non political
address before the State Baptist
Association at the urgent invitation
of Moderator Stevens. Seven hundred
delegates applauded the speaker.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
ONLY Bachelors Wanted.

Only bachelors, so far as possible,
will be carried to Panama to work on
the canal. This will apply to engineers
as we'll as other workers. There will
be some few married engineers, of
course, but they will be advised to
leave their wives behind. The
government, in building barracks, is
making provisions only for unmarried
men,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
The Original.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of FoleY's Honey
and Tar MANY limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered, as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. 1t is
mildly laxative. 1t contains no opiates,
and is safest for children and delicate
persons. HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
GOING HOME TO CAST VOTES
THOUSANDS OF WORLDS FAIR EN-.
PLOYES WILL LEAVE ST. LOUIS.
Some Will Travel Thousands Of Miles to
Cast Their Ballots in the Pres
identiaI Election.


II every voter In the United States
were as anxious to cast his ballot In
November as are the several thousand
men from other states now employed
at the worlds fair every candidate
would receive his full vote, and "gone
fishing" on election day would be writ
ten against no mans name.
Most of these, especially employees
of state and city commissions, owe
their places to political favor. They
are more or less politicians, and refuse
to be deprived of chance to vote.
The cost at which ballots are to be
cast is illustrated by the case of two
men who will travel 1000 miles TO cast
their vote for the democratic candi.
date for president They are Ross F.
Keogh, secretary, and George G. Gro
Illus, chief clerk of the New York city
commission.
They went to New York to register,
returning to their duties Immediately.
Two days before the election they
will go to New York again, vote and
return to St. Louis.
Other men will travel even greater
distances. Almost carload will go to
California to vote and return. Others
will go to Texas, Maine, Minnesota
and, in fact, to almost every state in
the union.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26

Five girls, varying in age from nine
to fifteen, were found on the streets of
Canon City, Colo, Thursday night by
Night Marshal Esser. They were
cold. hungry and iusufficiently clothed.
They were wandering aimlessly.
The girls said they were in school at
Victor that day when the building
caught fire and burned down and they
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher.
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest of bake-day helps.
co..
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
The Governors Views.

Gov. Terrell was interviewed IN Bos'
TON the other daY on the political situ-
q lion. He told the reporters that ne
thought the south would remain dem,
ocratic. and that Tom Watson would
not carry Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26
SCHOOL CHILDREN RAN 40 MILES FROM FIRE
Five Little Girls from Victor Found in Cannon City, Col Unusual
Fright Caused Them Speed HeedessIy Long Trip

barely escaped with their lives. They
became frightened and started down
the Cannon City road. They rode a
part of the way on huckster's wagon,
but had to walk most of the forty
miles, arriving after dark.
Their parents were notified, and
they were returned to their homes.
Their story was true.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-26

q "A TO 7E
Bss,s tbs 1ThG Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a &<HHzzSx
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25
Wojna Rosyjsko' Japohska
Bitwa pod VafangOw.

Rosyjska armia poniosfa juz trzecia z
rzedu powazna kleske.
Dywizya gen. Stakelberga, kt6ra " sile
14,O0O szfa ma odsiecz Port -Arturowi, 70
staia caikowicie rozbita pod Vafangow.
Po sterciaoh niedecedujacych W dniach
13 IA Czerwoa odbyfa sic gf6wna bitwa
dniu Is Czerwoa. Rosyanie, otoozeni ze
wszystkich stron, musieli sic ratowac ucie.
ozka, pozostawiajac wszystkie armaty ma
polu bitwy.
Do tel pory (piszemy % ozerwca) ME
wiadomo. czy jakakolwiek Geese tel dywi-
zyi zdofaia powrocic do g}ownej armii ro-
syjskiej.
Uciekajaca dywizya Stakelberga ma do
przebycia ogromna przestrzen grozi jej
zajscie drogi przez wojska japonskie kor
pusu gen. Kuroki, lub korpusu gen. No
dzu, kt6ry snajduje sic W okolicach Yin
Kow.
Rosyanie przyznaja sami, ze " bi:
twie pod Vafangow stracili okofo 1000
wojska.
Pc bitwach dniach 13ym 14ym czer-
wca Rosyanie poohowali swoioh poleg}ych,
zas po bitwie dniu 15ym Japonczyoy
znalezi 1900 trup6w. Do niewoi zabrano
600 Rosyan. Rannych pozwolono rosyj-
skiemu Czerwonemu Krzyzowi zabrac ma
pociagi.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25
Katastrofa ma okrecie
General SIocun,." :"
A. A. PARYSKI,
Toledo, Ohio, u. S. A

Ostatnie obliczenia wykazuja, re W stra-
szliwej katastrofie, jskiej ulegt statek pa
sazerski General Slocum" W New Yorku,
zginefo og61em 1l34 osob Blisko pofowa
tel liczby utonefa, reszta straci4a zycle W
ogniu. Dotychczas wydodyto S45 trupow:
4Ol dzieci Ala koblet 80 mezczyzn Mad
wydobyciem pozostafych 2S9 osob gorliwie
pracuia nurkowie. Cyfcy powyzsze mai
wymowniej swiadcza grozie tego ME-
szczesnego wypadku.
katastrof4 okryfa cate miasto zatoba
wzhudzifa wsp6lczucie dla osob MIA do
tknietych W caiym kraju. Lecz najwieksza
zsfoba okrywa parafle luteranska sw.
Marka. pofozona mniej wiecej srodku
dzieInicy wschodniej miasta~ New Yorku ::
tam niema prawie domu W kt6rymby ko-
COS ME opfakiwano, szk6fce parafial
nej wieksza Geese fawek stoi pustkami, DO
dzieci, kttre je zajmowafy, poginefy W wo-
die lub W ogniu podczas tego straszliwego
wypadku.
Okret General Slocum" wyruszyf we
srode d. Is czerwoa po godzinle Sci rano
przystani swojej ma rzece East River ma
wprost ul. 3iej W sr6dmiesciu, wiozac ma
swym pokfadzie okofo 1000 os6b, pre-.
waznie kobiet dzeci, kt6re misfy wziasc
udzia1 W pikniku ma doch6d parafli, maja-
Gym sic odbyc Locust Grove, "a
Flushing, ma Long Island.
Pogoda byfa piekna; wiatr dose silny
vial cd strony morza, podnoszao ma rzece
lekkie bafwany z grzbietami biafymi cd
piany. Ma okrecie panowaia wesofosc
ucit cha: muzyka grafa, jedzono lody, die
ci biegafy, smiafy sic haiasowaiy, matki
gwarzyfy; do ludzi stojacych ma brzegu po-
wiewano chusteczkami.
Okret posiadaf try pokiady jeden mad
drugim wszystkie try by}y pefne ludzi
Wiele os6b stafo opartych balustrade
patrzy1o ma przesuwajaca sic obok panora
me wielkiego miasta, lnb ma wode zbielona
cd uderzen k6f parostatku.
Wewnatrz. mad przedziaiem maszyn, sta,
10 take kilkadziesiat osob, przewaznie
dzieci, zapatrzonych dol sledzacych 2
ciekawoscia poruszenia olbrzymich stalo
wych tfokow dzwigni maszyn, widooznych
W g}ebi kadfuba okretu.
W ten spos6b doje,hano do ujscia rick
East River. Minieto tzw. Piekielne Wrots
HELL Gate). czyli ciesnine pomiedzy wy
spa Wards wybrzezem Long Island. Byft
godzina 10 m. 5, okret miai po prawej stro
ME sam kranieo p6}nocny wybrzeza Lons
Island, po level wysepke Sunken Meadows
przed soba zatoke.
Nagle giebi oddziaiu maszyn ouchna
ogrcmny jezyk plomienia. cd kt6rego "a
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25

STRATA na lewO wSkazuje NafangOw,
gdzie dywizya Stakelherga zostaia OtO-
czOma straciia 10000 W zabitych, ran
nych wzietych do niewoli, pndczas gdy
jap0nskie straty wynOSza zaledwie 900.
Dwie inne strzaly wSkazuia miejsca,
W kt6rych rosyjSkie okrety wOjenne Ia
topity przewozowe okrety japohSkie. W
poblizu wySpy Isu zatopione hyiy okre-
ty prev Ozace wOj Sk0: "ititachi' "Sa-
do" w poblizu wyspy Oki zatopiono &
kret szpitalny ''ldzumi' diva Okrety
paSazershie.
OStatnie telegramy donoSza, re odhy-
Ia sic bitwa pod Haicheng, lecz potwier.
dzenia ami szczeg0f6w jeSzcze niema.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25
Ajax ma Port Artura.

Wediug programu juz dawniej ogfoszo.
nego, " dniu 15ym czerwoa miai sic odbyc
atsk ladu NORA ma gf6wna twierdze ro-
syjska.
Do tel pory niema zadnych pewnych
wiadomosci, czy atak byf lub ME. Wiado-
mo tylko mafych starciaoh pomiedzy od-
dziafami wywiadowczymi, ktoryoh cza
sem ginie po paru ludzi, ale znaozenia to
zadnego d)a wojny ME ma.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25
RUGBY przeciw armii kurOpatkina.

Ostatnie wiadomsoi wskazuja ma to, ze
japonscy genera1owie kuroki, Nodzu i Oku
pofsczyli swe sly W poblizu Haiczengu i
zamierzaja zaatakowac gf6wne silly rosyj
skie, kt6re sic znajduja W Liao- Yangu, pod
komenda Kuropatkina. Niektorzy kores-
pondenci przypuszczaja ze Kuropatkin ma
dose wojska, ably tn wydac walna bitwe.
inni zas twierdzs ze ma "a mato woiska
musi sic cofnac do Mukdenu.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25
Rok XVII. No. 26
"Ameryka-Echo" ME sfuzy zadnei partyi ami xii

"Ameryka-Echo" ME sfuzy zadnej partyi ami xii
ce, lecz ogoiowi-jest pismem bezstronnem.
Me potepia zadnej uczciwei zasady ami religi
ale smiafo karci ludzi wystepnych, bez wzgle-
du ma ich stanOwsko.
Podaie na sad czytelnik6w dziafalnosc wszy.
stkich partyi, niczego ME nkrywajac.
Podczas wyborow. nie sprzedaje giosow pol
Skich zadnej partyi.
Me Jest pismem agtacyinem, lecz informa
cyjnem, wiadofnosciowem pouczaiqcem.
Me otrzymuje zadnych sekrefnych docho
dow. Me sprzedaje sic partyom politycznym, sto
warzyszeniom ami jednostkom.
ZamieszcZa wisCej wiadOMOsCi, nM ktorykol
wick tygodnik lub dziennik polski w Ameryce.
z naszej gazety czytelnik dowie sic wszy
stkiem, co sic w swiecie dzieje, podczas gdy in
nych gazet MONA sic dowiedziec tylko tenn, co
jest korZystne dla pewnel partyi.
"Ameryka- Echo jest powszechnie uznana "a
nailepiej redagowane pismo polskie ma obczy-
znie.
Zamieszcza wiecej oryginalnych artykuiow
praC literackiC1, niz WsZystkie pisma polskle
W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Jest jedynem pismem polskiem ma obczyzne,
ktore utrzymuie staiych korespohdehfow
pIaci honorarya swym misrepresentation.
Pfaci "a zreda gowanie jedhego numeru o VIE
le wiecej, niz kt6rykolwiek dziennik polsko anne
rykanski "a zredagowanie szeSSiu humercw, IT,
tygodniowo.
DO "Ameryki- i-Echa' daiemy co tydzen Doda-
TEX Powiesciowy, w ktoNm drukulemy nalle
psze poweSci. romanse, historye opowiadania hui
moreski dze} Z nauk popularnych. W przecia-
gu roku Dodatku Powiesciowym drukujemy
przeszfo II tomow ksazkowych, razem obejmaja
cych przeszlo 1000 stroniC.
"Ameryka- Echo jest najwiskszem pistnenl
polskie m w Ameryce; ma naiwfeksza najlepie1
nrzadzonq 0rukarnie budynki zajmuja szese lot
150x126 stop; ma wiecej prehumeratorow, nH
ktjrekolwiek Czfery razem Wzlete plsma polskle
Ameryce.
Pismo nasze odznacza sic f1adzwyCzaina ia
nioscia, czystym drukiem regularnem do
recZeniefn
'Prenumerata wynosi tylko diva do1ary ro
cznie. Kto opfaca "a cafy rok CORY, dostaje ksia
aek lub obraz6w nsszego wydawnictwa W Genie
81 90. Przesyfke sami opfacamy.
Nastepujacy adres wystarczy:
A. A. PARYSKI,
Toledo, Ohio, u. S. A
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25

Potrzebny mfody PoIak, kt6ry ina do
brze jezyki poIski angielski, do opero-
wanna maszyny czeionkowej. zwinny In
teIigsntny cziowisk zarabia cd Il do 20
doIar6w tygodniowo. zgtosie sic zaraz'
A. A. Paryski, il42-lI56 Nebraska av.,
Toledo, Ohio. 4
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25

praw, re po roku 45ym kaAdy jest wolny
od stuzby wojskowej -wladze wojskowe
Syberyi aIesztuj ia robotnk6w mfodych i
starych, poddanych rosyjsklch lub obywa-
tell innych krajow-i pod groza smieroi
zmuszala ich do sluienla W armil W Man
dzuryi Juz od dawna Moskale zmuszaJa
Chnczyk6w innych do siuzby W swej
armi. Pewna f,rma Warszawy wyslals
partye starych i okaleCzonyoh robotnik6w
do prowadzenia robot W swych zakladaoh
W Syberyi-i ich take aresztowano i do
wojska wpakowano.
--Jedna gazet niemieckich zastanawia
sic mad przyczynami zniszczenia Dalnego
przez Moskali pisze: 'Czesciq zsmierzo-
ma, czescia dokonana ruina samego miasta
da sic wytI6mczyc jedynie ten, re Rosya
ME stracili wszelka nadzieje odzyskania
zatrzymania dla siebie tego wszystkiego,
co tam stworzyli tax olbrzymimi kosztami.
Tru ino tez wyposrodkowac, czy o lie ma
| ja slusznosc CT, kt6rzy utrzymuja. re mia
azeby zaden obcy-lub ewentualnie swoj
p6zniej-nie m6gl sic przekona6, czy owe
niezliczone milony, rzekomo wydane W
DaInym zostsly istotnie wyCane ma. bu-
dowle roboty publiczne. Moze nrzednicy
|
wall tego, czem sic ma papierze chwalili.'
w odIegiosci 355 Worst Cd Mukdenu
wykoleil sic pociag osobo~y. katastrOf. po-
cagneEa "a soba wlele of ar W ludziach,
Zabitych jest 81 os6b, ran,onycb 5S, W tel
liczbie kilkunastu chorych zoinierzy. ka-
tastrofe spowodowal ziy stan linii kolejo-
wei nalmiernie szybki bieg pociagu. Ma
polecenie admirala Aleksiejewa sledztwo
W celu zbadania przyczyn katastrcfy pro-
wadzi pulkownik zandarmeryi Oranow'
-Pomiedzy Kaimukami, Mongofami,
Buryatami innemi plemionami ma Syhe-
ryi powstaf ruch, W celu zrzucenia sebie
} iarzma moskiewskiego utworzenla nieza-
leznego pan stwa syberyjskego. Niewiado-
no. czy Rosya moze obecnle posiac dosyc
wojska, aby ten ruch zgniesc W zarodku.
-Pewien cficer rosyjski, kt6ry brat u
dziat W bitwie pod Vafangow, przybyi pie
$40 ranny do Niuczwanu opowiedziaf ko-
respondentowi Prasy Zjednoczonej. re stra-
ty rosyjskie wynoszq okofo 5000.
-Pewien Chinczyk opowiedzisf kores.
pondentom, re dniu 2Oym czerwca ia.
ponczycy zdobyli jeden port6w wewne-
trznych Port-Artura Wiadomosc ia ME
potwierdza sic.
-Wfadywostocka eskadra W powrocie do
portu zsaresztowaia angielski okret kupie-
cki, wiozacy >wegle. Sad ma rozstrzygnac,
czy Rosyanie maja prawo fapac okrety inne
niz japonskie.
Gen. Oku donosi, ze duiu 16ym bm.
ma polu bitwy pod Vafangow (Ielissu) po-
. howano 1896 rosyjskich zofuierzy, ale to
!. ieszcze ME wszystkie trupy.
: --Rosyauie bitwie pod Vafangow uzy-
I Ii podstepu: wywiesili choragiew japonska
: W ten sposob udalo sic pewnej czesci woj
d ska uciec.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-25
ECHA WOJNY.

Nv Rossii MET zakona, tolko stofp
ma niom karona'-tak niegdys oceni1 sife
obowiazujaea praw s#e! ojczyznie Pusz-
W Rosyi. A wiec pomimo istniejacyoh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

Brooklyn on June 90. New York got
sweet revenge "A month later when
Amos Rusie shut out Brooklyn IN the
same manner.
Charles "Bumpus' Jones was IN his
prime In 1892 when he found Plttsburg
with bats with holes In them. He was
twirling for Cincinnati. Jack SWEETS
OF Boston gave Brooklyn an artistic
trimming ia a game devoid Of safe hits
on the trolley dodger ledger Sanders
Of Louisville did likewis, to Baltimore
when he was on the rubber for Louis
vile.
Billy Hawkes. OF Baltimore was the
sole performer OF no-run-no- hit game
i'm 1893, when he wrecked some WASH
ington batting averages, The following
year Denton ("Cy') Young. who was
working In the center Of the diamond
for Cleveland against Cincinnati, made
his first no hit-n o-run record.
In 1898 Theodore Breitenstein, who
made a brilliant record TOR Cincinnati.
proved too much for Pittsburg on April
Boston sad and lonely the team having
only figures In the at bat assist, put
out and error columns, Frank Dono-
hue of Philadelphia. against Boston on
July 6, and William Thornton of Chi
cago, against brooklyn added to the
list
In 1899 George (Chummy"l Gray,
now with Utica, pitched an opening
game against indianapolis for Buffalo
with cipher results in two columns.
Deacon" Philippe for Louisville
against New York Doc Newton of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
GREAT PITCHING
FEATS RECALLED,
Many Games Of no Hits and no
Runs Are On Re.
cord.
FROM TIE DAYS OF LONG AGO.
Some Cases Where the Pitcher Did Not
Allow Man to Reach as Far
As Third.

The wonderful feat OF ICY" Young of
the Boston team, Is shutting out the
Phillies recently without hit or al
lowing man to get as far as first
base, has caused a great deal OF COM
ment among old time fans, end many
great pitching stunts are now being
told OF, Pitchers all over the country
VIII now try to perform sone great act
TO place their names IN the hall OF
baseball fame, but It win be long
time, If not longer, before any Of them
will duplicate the great record estate
lished by the Boston pitcher with the
hayseed prefix, His record of shutting
out the team In the manner described,
and striking out six men, adds Mater
Tally to the history Of the phenomenal
stunts performed.
So far as the strikeouts are COM
cerned, that Is likely TO be beaten at
any time. II has been beaten before,
and It Is likely to be done again here
in Salt Lake. But shutting team out
minus hits and runs Aye, there's the
rub, Would that we had one or two
pitchers who could approach it.
Pitching feats that stirred baseball
fans to enthusiasm began in 1876 or
they might have happened before that
time, but the records do not show H.
In that year Lee Richmond pitching
for the Worcester team, bcwildered tho
Chicago players into batting at his
weird assortment Of curves. Not
man reached third base in that game.
From then until 1850 pitchers got
along well, receiving their bumps daily
and their surfeit Of howls and ieers
from the fans, but in 1880, on June II,
Johnnie Ward, then twirllng for Prov
idence, treated Buffalo to a coat OF
whitewash, allowing no hits Ward had
the Bisons at his mercy and completely
hypnotized the batters Wards record
stood for less than a month, when Lee
Richmond again equaled his former
feat This time he was pitching against
Cleveland for the same team, but II was
on July 10, Larry Corcoran came to
the fore for Chicago on Aug. 10 and
banked Boston. Jimmy Calvin, the
notable "Jeems," gave Worcester sweet
revenge for the treatment of other
teams by prescribing similar dose on
Aug. 20.
Two years later Tony Millane of
Louisville gave Cincinnati drubbing
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Britt has made repeated statements
that he Will box Corbett before any
body else. II is my opinion that Britt
Is four-fiushing and has no intention
to cross arms again with Corbett. The
beating he received and his being 80
fortunate as to receive an unfair de,
cison has satisfied him. I intend to
call on him and viii bring along set
OF articles.
IAN 1 ask ia that he agree 20 meet
Corbett within six months OF the date
or signing He can name the weight
ana conditions, and II he really means
II when he says he can do 1873 pounds
we'll make It worth his while 20 fight
at that weight He must either sign
or stop talking, Corbett Is his master
and Britt knows that fact even better
than 1 do
When Pollok was asked II there was
any truth in the rumor that Munroe
would not meet Jeffries he said that
the report was sent out before the story
was investigated. Munroe is in Hot
Springs. where he has been doing light
training for the past three weeks, and
only this morning Pollok wired him to
go to Frisco at once where training
quarters have been engaged for him at
Sheehan's Tavern.
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tators standpoint. After seloff left
the city the story was persstently cir
culated that the club refused 10 give
him his weight money-Slo0. The pur-
pose OF the statement Is obW 90.
one Of the FIRST questions asked Sieloff
when he got on the train last Tues
day. was IN relation to this story. Sielof
laughed and said
"rhis Is the first time | have heard
OF that, but l'yant to tell you that there
is not q word OF truth In t. Mr. Kelley
paid me the forfeit money, and In every
way did all that 1 could expect of him.
lie treated me fairly and honestly and
| am only too glad to be able to return
and show before the club. promieed
Jerry return match, and here | am"
The conditions Of the match have
been published in the daily papers
many times, andthe fight fans OF Salt
Lake are familiar with them. The con-
test is limited to 20 rounds and Is to be
TO decision Willard Bean VIII referee
the mill. and those who know Willard
know that It means, the man who wins
WI get the long end Of the gate re-
cepts