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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-22

MILE lola employed the
word "debacle' to signify
grpat catastrophe. a rupture
49, a deluge, a burstin.. ORTIZ \
Vu sr woman broke out on TINS planet
e'. rom,n was Lavanderia. SO we
Una Una "Iavanderia's debacle,"
S' Tho first time the boarders saw Iii"
LII, was on a high church holiday
If those grand occasions when IN
on. Iet us say, about twice a week
Manila When it comes to oDserN-
~ ino saints days there is more religion
AZ the cubic inch in the Tagalo than III
NV other living creature. Wild morse"
a.. .,ra not drag him to his ordinary No-
,o+ions ON such day. In the morn
,"c ha stands at the street hydrun;
with as little clothing on M as tine
low allows, none at all II tl.~ De ~"
roliceman by, and pours water upon
ttnsaIf fill he is wet all over, which -
his idea of taking bath. linen *
drias himself in the sun, puts himself
info his new eHiDlolueiC" iioiJ
shirt and smokes and meditates and
sometimes steps out to church in all
his glory.
Tho little brown Tagalo wife, more
modest and devout, pours water over
horself in her own little patch of back
ward. greases her black hair with CO.
roanut oil, patting 1t down till 1t shines
like a mirror, then dons her grandest
attire and goes to church.
II was on her way to church that the
boarders first saw Lavanderia attired
in the style of Filipino high art and
fashion. She was bareheaded, and be
hind her in the dust dragged some
eighteen inches of the rounded red cot
ton tail of her gown. No Tagalo lady
would be dressed up" without that
terminal to her skirt. Her little brown
feet were bare save for small wooden
soled slippers that clattered and drag
ced upon the ground as she walked.
Thus festively attired, Lavahderia
foated like vision past the house OF
the boarders one high saint day. Astride
her left hip rode child OF two years
or thereabout, her left arm encircling
him. This is the Tagalo way Of carry
ing babies. The boy wore shirt reach
ing down to his waist; beyond that
nothing. This is the Tagalo way OF
dressing babies. 1t gives them ring
worm to clothe them below the waist
the saying is. The boy did not belong
to Lavanderia, however, as she care
fully explained to the boarders wher
she came to know them better. HI
was merely 1.-The son of her brother Of
her" and she was Winding him out Of
pure good nature. To add to the attrac
tiveness, as it were, of the picture shc
made that day, she carried between hel
lips huge Manila cigar that looked
like young batterlng ram.
AS she passed she lifted her face an(
deliberately measured with her eye
the white men who were looking dow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25
NOWINY J
TELEGR AFICZNE.
PETERSBJJRG. 90 siern

PETERSBURG, 20 sierp<
mia. Panuje tutaj og6lne
przygnebienie 2 powodu strat,
poniesionych przez Rosyan
W Port Arturze. w minister
stwie wojny i marynarki Ii
CA jeszcze ma mozno66 u
trzymania twierdzy, poniewaz,
istnieja tam 1eszcze znaczne
zapasy W municyi j zywno-
Sci. Wydano instrukcye e,azeby
W razie potrzeby okrety re-
syjskie stoczyly flota ja-
pohska rozpaczliwa wake Je-
zeli ME beda mogly wyj6c 2
portu, wiceadmiral Uchtom-
ski spowoduje ma wszystkich
okretach eksplozye j znisz-
czy je sam doszczetnie. Me
wiadomo, jake rozkazy 70
stana wydane flocie baltycki
kt6ra moze przybyc de VIA
dywostoku dopiero " kohou.
pazdziernika, kiedy tamtejszy
port hedzie juz olciety Cd.
kwiata gruba z~warstwa lodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25
snie 2 trzech ston szturm do
fortecy il wyn1ietli moskali.
.ze wszystkich fort6w.

DENVER, COL, % siep-
MIA. w Cripple Creek "a
jela .liga obyWatelska' ra7
tusz, q tlamy ludzi gromadza
sic IA ulicach, zaniepok kojone
wiadomo o6cia, ze g6rnicy,
kt6rych wypedzono 2 okoli-
cy, wracaja do domu. Y
mie6cie panuje anarchia.
Wydala sic gwa}tem nietyE
ko g6rnik6w, unionist6 low, lecz
j takich byWateli, kt6rzy
sympatyzuja 2 g6rnikami j
ME radza postepowac z mimi
samowolnie. Liga obywateE
ska tenn sic tl6maczy, 10 unio-
ni6ci utWorzyli DoWy spisek,
majacy ma celu wywolywaf
nowe zamachy Ola uniknies
cia wie1kiego rozlewu k,rwi.
wypedza sic 2 miasta 1udsi
deirzanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25
Huragan " st. Paul
Minneapolis
ST. Pau, MINI. %. sierpnia

w sobote Q godz 9tej Wie-
czorem ogromny huragan na-
Wiedzl miasta st. Paul j Min
neapolis. Jak donoszap przeszlo
20 os6b utracilo zycie Y tych
dw6ch miastach 8 setki zo-
!staly mniej lub ciezei pora-
nych Szkode !, kt6ra huragan
wyrzadzil obliczaia przeszlo
diva niliony dolar6w. sszed
on 4 poluel elnio hodu
|ry,sal t1rzesvs sna slupyte-
lefo me
q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25


NEW YORK Z onstanty
MieIihski CD rob otnik 2 ko-
lei centralnejj zostal areszte-
wany j postaWiony pod kau-
eye s.. 600 . z.ywaaszcze-
ME bezwarto6c 6ciiowyeh prze-'
kaz6w ba1lkowych na og6lna
sumo $500, Z Gre, jako iuzi
deskontowane miiano odesIat
do banku dowego
||Waszyngtonie celem zniszcze-
MIA. Mieli6s 3, kt6rego
posiad daniiu znaleziono
EEzaginione czell =, sie
o-
pslt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

KIO. %. sierpnia. Sta
tiki japohskie ,,Chitose" ]
,,Tsuszima' zmusily statek
Mock do wjjechania ma
ska}y " blisko6ci wyspY Sa-
chalin.
Posel iapo6ski " Washing
tonic odebral nastepujace
szczeg6ly tel WALK.
Kapitan japo6s skiego kra-
zownika Tsuszima spotkal "
sobote statek Novik pod Kor-
sakowem, przy WYspie Sa- g
chalinie i, rozpocza} 2 MIN
bitwe, " kt6rejj tax zostal Y.
szkodzony, ze cze6ciowo q I
tonal. w czasie walk uszko-
dzony zosta} Cd granatu ma
gazyn weglowy Tsuszima l't
pr6cz tego ME poni6sl sta'
tex zadnej szkody j ME stra:
Gil nikogo Z zalogi.
NoyikA nalezal do nailep.
szych statkoW syjskich I
" bitwie zostal tax uszk odzo'
ny, ze gdyby ME byl wlecha
ma mielizne bylby utonal
Ma statku jjapo6sk kim znajdo
wal sic pod dczas bitwy ksiez'
Y Yorohio Go sie stalo z zalo
ga Novik:alI ! togo ME Wiado
\ mo. czni fwiad kowi''
chwala val ecznoSt zalog
loYi &
III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

PARYz, %. sierpnia.
Rewolucyoni6ci rosyjjscy 4.
trzymuja stanowczo, ze CO =
.rowa j tym razem powila coz.
ke, lecz byla przygoto towanl
ma te ewentualno 6. 1nsjgIo
wal siie pod re1kza chlopczyk
nowonarodzony, syn wiesnia-
czki j jego ubrano " bieli-
zne z herbami cesarskiemi.
Chlopskie dziecie zostalo O.
gfoszone nastepca tronu ro-
syjskiego, 2 czego ma pierw-
Sym planie ME beda zado-
violent wielcy ksiazeta rosyj-
scy, do kt6rych przylaczy
sic Gala arysto kracya rosyj-
ska. Zanosi sic obecnie "
Rosyi ma og6lne powstanie,
kt6rego ME przytl,1mi -,,pul-
.kownik W pieluszkach''.
. : q = =. - - - IL = ~ a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25
C-Z',IF1Ul, 20 sierpnia.

CZIFU, 20 sierpnia., Z
japo6s eEpede#e6w
wp}yne}o wczoraj rano do
portu i zabraio okret handlo.
wy. Torpedowce szukaja po-
dobno rosyjskich krazowni-
k6w ,,Nowik" Q kt6rych po-
bycie obecnym Mkt mic ME
vie.
Chi1czycy przybyli z Port
Artura donosza, ze Rosyanie
odebrali Japo6czykom zdoby-
ia przez Mich redute Palun-
gszang, natomiast Japohczy-
cy posuneli sic az do fortu
Liaotienszan, tuz pod w}asci-
wa twierdze Port Artura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

PETERSBURG, E + 3 % sierp-
MIA. Ogromne wrazenie
Wywarl tutaj ukaz carski, po-
wolujacy pod bro6 rezerwy
okreg6w peters kiego,
moskiewsk skiego, kijowskiego
j kazahs skiego. Dziesiata cze6c
rosyjskich sill zbrojnych 20
stanie zmobi bilizowana. to zna-
czy wojna ME ustanie nawet
w6wczas, iezei Port Artura
zostanie zdobyty, a Gala ar
mia Kuropatkina ulegnie
zniszczeniu. Rosya 2 wojny
wyj6c musl ivy 10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25
.R||ol]| ] ] 10
ADREs WIARUsA VIarus sss Str, W1nona, mnn.

Y wielkiego zelaznego mo-
stu IA fzeee Mississippi, 1870
stop okiego,, ,huragan wyr
wal diva luki, a polamane
|ich czesci uszkod odzily kilka
przyleglych dom6w.
w hall koncertowej Tivoi
| j " teatrze Empire wybuchla
panika, gdy budynki zaczeiy
sic chWiac. Swiatla elektryez-
ne pogasly, . bezustannie bij4r
ce pioruny o6wietlaly scene
Ipoplochu. PubicznosG nie
Izdo olalaWyj6c, gdy WICKER zbn-
rzyl hale Tivoli. Pod gruzami
|znale eziono potem kilka osob
zlbitych j kilkana 6cie cie-
|zko rannych.
Teater Empire zostal cze6-
ciowo zburzony i tn takze
wiele os6b odnioslo uszkedze
mia.
Stad huragan wpadl v
|dzielnice byznesowa, gdzie od
|Wabasha ulicy j ma kilka blo-
.k6w ma wsch6d cd 8. ulicy
wygni6tl wszystkie szyby, po-
psul dachy powywracal slu-
.py j pozrywal szyldy. Przy
tenn lal nadzwycza ulew1,y
.deszcz, tax ze " kilku minu-
5ach: ulioe- -staly pod woda .
Szkody " skladach 50 wielkie
.bo przez poauczone okna
deszcz zalal wiele towar6W.
z ko6ciola katolickiego P
Maryi przy 8. j John ulicy
Z wielu innych budynk6W
huragan pozrywal dachy, g.
koSciM episkopa1ny przy 8.
ulicy zostal zupe]nie zburzo-
IRONY. w East st. Paul zbu-
rzY1 81 pe lokomoty8
kolei M ls aukee st.
Paul Kilka wagon6w towis
rowych zostalo wywr6co-
nych. Geese sypialni katoli-
lickiego zak1adu Dobrego Pa
steza ley W gruzach: jedno
dziecko zostalo zabite, kilka
Si6str odnios}o odzenia.
w Waconia starY farmer j
lego iona zostali zabici przez
+spadajace drzewo. Lista zabi-
tych j rannych " tel
miejs scoWosci jest znaczna.
Twierdza, 10 10 os6b mialo.
zostac zabitych lecz Wiesci
tego ME potwierdzala
[Spustoszenie W drzewach l
budynkach wielkie.
WatertoWn, S. D. Huragan
przeszeH przez pMno
|wsch dnia cie6c stanu v so
bote wiieczorem zabiiajac dwie
osoby q raniac dwadzie6ci4
piec. w Willow Lake v po
|Wiecle Hamlin wszystkle Dur
[dynki zostaly wyWr6cone.
Try koscioiy, szkola wszy.
[stkie elewatory wypozyczal 3
nie wszystko ley Y gruzach:
Divorced kolei Great n ortherll
|przeniesiony M druga stro-
ne toru kolejo 9, siedlll-
naScie Wagon6R towaroWycll
wywr6 6conych = o6ei6l ma.
todYst6 6w przewr6 cony a..
chem IA dol ley na plela
Mi arnerzy ponosza wiel
zkode lo1,ae, )rkalII
,iis liiells ays y! 81! 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

BAY CITY, Mich. J6.
.Kosecka, chociaz tylko pie
.tnasto letnia panienka q juz
obwiniona " sadzie Q
.niieprzyzwoite zachowaniie sic.
.Sedzia skazal ja " zeszla sro-
de ma sze6c cdziesiat dni do
.poprawy, lecz "a wstawieniem
.agenta powiatowego, sedzia
.zawiiesil wykonanie wyroku
ma czas nieo eograniczony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Strajk " papierniach " o.
kolicy Appleton zakoh ohczony
zostal " ponied dzialek. Straj-
kerry postanowili powr6cit
do piracy ma dawnych warun-
kach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

81 przy ul1cy Cana, prOsz4c
o ich przech howanie. Po obli-
czeniu ebranych czek6w
.okazal sic brak kilku na
sumo 389 dol. "a cent6w. Je-
zeli Melifski ME bedzie m6gl
wykazac swej niewiinno6ci, to
czeka 60 ostra bardzo kara.
NANTICOKE Pa. Dnia
II .Sierpnia o godz. 4tej po
poludniu wielkie nieszcze6cie
sspotkalo g6rnika Lewandow-
.skiego, spokrewnionego 2
pa6stwem Golem biewskich.
.Lewandowski pracowal "
Nr. 1 tego dnia, gdy
nagle spah odlam kamienia j
przygni6tl nieszcze6l 6lwego,
Lewandowski L pozostawn 70
ne j czworo dzieci " starym
kraju.
Podobne nieszczescie spot
kalo Macie]a Bigos. Odlam
kamienia spadl ma niego la
miqc mu noge We dw6ch
miejscach, ma take pognie-
clone krzyze. NJ. Bigos praco-
wal " 5tym Szafcie.
a staraniem Center Labor
Union odbedzie sic u mas v
dniu 5go Wrze6nia Q godzi-
ME 9tej . rama, Wielka para.
da, " kt6rej wezmie takze
udziaI i Lacal 1913. Ma para
de zoboWlazanl SO staW1c SIC
wszyscy cz}onkowie nalezacy
do tego Lokalu.
W poblizkiejj miejjsc cowo6ci
Glen Lyon, po ierznaI sobie
gardlo g6rnik Edward Tar
nowski, kt6ry " kr6tce .po-
tenn umar1. Samob b6jstwo po,
pe1nil podobno W napadzie O.
blakania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

PETERSBURG, IL. s1erp-
MIA. MA Tutelsze koia rzadoWe
'Jeszcze zawsze pokfada1a
.sw,oja nadzieje " ku--
ropat kinie !. hc1
prze1amie si}e japohczyk6W,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

CZIFU[, %, sierpnia. O
strzeiwanie portu trivia "
dalszym ciagu dzieh j noe.
Japohczycy zdobyli Ziote
pag6rki po krwawej bitwie .
ustawiwszy na Mich ciezkie
dziala, zaczei ostfzeliwac
port, zrzadzajac wielkie szko-
dy. General Kuropatkin
przyslal ma pomoc oblegaja-
Gym try dywizye, kt6re "
polaczeniu 2 druginai przy.-
pu6cili szturmIl j zmusin mo-
skai do cofniecia do fortecy
Krawawa bitwa trwala bez u
stanku przez caly dzie6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

49,. .SySs1sS0SAeaa8VY AA$SAS.y p POAA-
45a areszto owala Feofila Lor-
kowskiego, kt6ry mieszkal
przy Garfield ulicy, pod mum.
III. Jest on posadzony Q
.podpalenie wlasnego domu.
j "a to wzieto SO na stacye
policyjjna przy Garfield ul..
Max Heike, 2 pod mum. 282
.Csnfield ave, poWied dial po-
.policyi, ze kr6tko pred wy
'buchnieciem ognia " powyz-
Sym mieszkaniu, widzial ze
Lorkowski postawiI zapalona
lampe ma pod1 DE W pokojul I
" kt6rym sic ogie6 wszcza1.
Lorkowski zas twierdzi ze "
pokoju W tym czasie ME byf:
Policyatwierd 10 " Lorkow-
skiego domu byl ogie6 xii
ka tygodni przedtem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

CZIFI 19 sierpnia. Chin
czyn kt6rzy tu na dzokach
.swoich przyb byli opo adaja,
50 forteca Jul Jest Y rekach
jiapoh 6W, lecz Wiado domo-
6ci = tegog g8r6dl g pocho dzace;
.nie zawsze g praWd ( dziwe. B.
don1ofc poWy zsxs po-
Ichod mo g iapo6-
ypuk Rnoe.e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

pnia. Stan rzeczy " re
zalniach ME ulegl znnianie.
Przybywaja coraz nowe taste
py nieunio 6w, kt6rzy "
rzezalniach znajduja zatru !
dnienie. Me sprawdza sic
pog}oska, ze strajk kerry zwat-
pill Q zWycie z.wie j i
pragna wr6cic do. piracy.
Przywieziono wczoraj 2, 400
sztuk bydla, 6, 200 wieprzy j
$500 owiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25
z NV POLSKICH l,;
w AlIERYCE.

DETROIT, Mich. Pew
hemu mlod demu czlowiekowii
kt6ry ME chcial wyjawic
Kego nazwiska policy, trzech
ppryszk6w zastapilo droge "
y parku Clark izadali Cd nie-
30 aby i'm dal wszystkie pie
piadze jake mial przy sobie.
nienacka zaskoc czony ME
jednak przytomnoSci
amyslu j wcale ME zwazajac
81 ich pogr6 zaczal CLOS
o.swolae. Q pomoc. Wo1ania
uslysza1 r. Robert A. Allen,
fosernikI, mieszkajacy ] y przy
jx ulicyi pospieszyl mu =
omoca bez zwloki. Zied edzieje
fidzac il napadniet ietemu przy-
ywa pomoc, dali bezwloc
ie drapaka. Czllowiek, kt6-
ego lotrzy ci powstrzy zymali
q ulicy ME mial wiele pie
1edzy przy sobie, lecz j tyehl |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

CZIFU, 10, sierpnia. Do
nosza tn dotad, ze japo6cz ~
cy " ostatnim ataku na for
.tece stracic miei okolo2O, 900
ludzi, lecz wiadomosc ME
zostala urzedowo stwierdzo-
ma.
Japodczycy 6cieMsniaja q CO.
raz wiecej per6cie6 oblezni-
czy. Silny ich oddzial zdolai
ivy esko dotrzec az do "a
toki Golebiej j zaja6 praWie
ca}y p6lwysep.
CZ,I][.F'U, 19. sierpnia. Chin.
czycy, kt6rzy zbiegli z Por.
tu Artura, donosza, 70 ia
po6c 6czycy uziywaja teraz Dc
pomocy5 bydla, kt6re stadami
Iprzed soba pedza, aby spo'
wod dowa6 eksplo lozye min, ja'
l.a3. SsS8r 49, - ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-25

sisn
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Homestead Entry No. $685. Depart
ment of the Interior, Land Office at
Tucson, Arizona, March 10, 1904. Notice
Is hereby given that the followir z
named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
Will be made before Clerk of the Dis
trict Court at Phoenix, Arizona, on
Thursday, April IA, 1904, viz: William r.
Norton. of Phoenix, Arizona, for the N.
Z. u N. w. u, w. " N. E. u, & S. E.
Z N. E. u Sec. 32. T. 3-N., r. BE. G..
& s. r. B. e. NJ. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Frank L. Howard. of Phoe-
nix. Arizona, John Jay Howard, Of
Phoenix, Arizona. Franklin w. Dom, OF
Phoenix, Arizona, Allison F. Dom, of
Phoenix. Arizona.
MILTON r. MOORE. Register.
First publication March IL, 1s24.)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-12
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
The Honest Old Fighter Is Down and
Out.

According to all accounts. John J..
Sullivan. the former champion of Amer
lea, IS down and out He has been
down lots of times, but he was up
gain before old Father Time could
count him out. but this time it looks
as If John L. had about reached the
end of his tether.
Sullivan as a fighter was a man who
claimed the attention and won the ad-
rliration of the world of athletics. and
1t is not an exaggeration to say that
In his prime he was he most widely
known man in the whole world. Strict
" speaking. he was never champion
OF the world, but it was only by a tech
nioality, for IN his lest days no man I'm
the world was his equal, and since his
day there has never been a man in the
ring who for moment could be com
pared with him as a fighter. When
Sullivan was at his best he had men
going around the country Offering as
high as $1,000 for any man he could
not knock out in four rounds, and no
one ever earned the money. There are
lots of men who will remember when
Sullivan first offered $50 for a man he
could not knock out, and the PROVOST
ton was considered rather laughable.
IL was thought that almost any good.
big. husky man could stand before any
other man for at least four rounds. But
sullivan proved himself different from
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-12
THE BEST OF THE SEASON.

Remember that the famous Fisk
Jubilee Singers Will give n concert i'm
the congregational church tomorrow
evening. April 18th. This company is
now thirty-two years old. proba bly, the
Oldest concert organization in the
United States. Eight times since its
organization the company has CROSSED
the Atlantic. not to mention ocean trips
to Bermuda, Newfoundland and to the
West Indies. 1t is believed that during
their long career as concert organiZa-
ton, the Fisk Jubilee Singers have had
the honor of appearing before more
distinguished persons than any other
company of singers in the world
Mark Twain says of their music: 1T
is utterly beautiful and moves me in
finitely more than any other music
can"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-12
A SUDDEN DEATH.
No Inquest Was Held and the Funeral
Took Place Immediately.

There was a very sudden and tragic
death in front of Jones. the jewelers.
store yesterday morning. The deceased
however. was a horse. Rural Carrier
II. r. Griffen was leading it to town
and had gotten that far without ac-
cident. but at that point it began act
ing Queerly and he got out of the
buggy. The. mare stopped and stood
trembling. After a moment she whirled
In n circle and then pitched over on
her head dead. What the cause of the
death was. is not known. AS is usual,
though. in all such cases when no APP
parent reason is seen the blame is laid
on some unsuspecting campomocha
that has been 80 unfortunate as to have
been devoured by the horse. The horse
was in good flesh and had just been
taken OF an alfalfa field.
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the ordinary run of pugilists. and most
of the men who tried for the $50 did
not even last one round. Then the
inducement was increased to 800, and
from that on up to $1,000. Sullivan
travelled all over America with that
offer as his star card, and he stopped
the biggest local men that could be
found from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and he had some pretty tough ones TO
down.
How different il Is with the modern
champion, whose manager is staying
awake at night hunting for some big
easy guy that my man won't hurt his
hands on" or some one you know
that won't be too hard" You know
my man is champion now, and he has
to take care of his reputation" That's
the talk from the usual run of men who
now manage champions, and they like
TO lock up their meal tickets In glass
cases for fear that some big local fell
low would come along and dent them
Sullivan occupied n place In the
hearts of the American public which no
other fighter will ever have, for honor
has gone out OF the boxing business
and nothing but the money making
idea remains. The English sporting
public recently expressed their admira
ton OF DR.. Grace. the famous cricketer
by raising popular subscription for
him which totaled such an amount tina,
1t will put him out of the reach OF
want for the balance OF his life. II is
not at all improbable tina; a fund OF
100000 could be raised in this country
by popular subscription for John /,
sullivan If such movement was start
ed today by the right people How
much could be raised for any othe
man in the ring? Imagine a subscrip-
ton for Jim Corbett or Tommy RYAN.
or some of the other men prominent
In the fighting business at the present
time.
There is talk of q big benefit for
Sullivan now, and in connection with
the proposed event Bob Fitzsimmons
has made an Offer to Jim Corbett which
VIII probably close the mouth of the
latter tighter than a clam For years
Corbett bullyragged and bulldozed
Fftzsimmons till he thought he had IN.
Australian at such place that he could
get him into the ring and score a vic
tory over the long-legged middle
weight. The result was that Pompa-
dour Jim got punch in the stomach
$500 PAeANNANeAiAE NllOcu his career IN the
ring. Recently Corbett has been get
ting a lot of cheap advertising by talk
ing of Fitzsimmons as an old man who
ought to occupy cozy chair near the
hreside. instead of doing stunts in the
prize ring Corbett has been plying
F1tz as poor. decrepit old physical
wreck. Now Bob makes an offer to
hght Corhett to a finish and let all the
rrn IN no a
Sullivan. Bob don't want n cent All
ne asks is a chance to get anothe,
crack at Corbett. 1t is dollars to
doughnuts that Corbett will crawl for
the offer has two propositions in II
which Corbett won't relish. He don't
want another fight with Fitz, and
Wei Just imagine Corbett fighting any
BODY and giving his end of the purse
TO anybody OF anything. Is there anv
mind capable Of imagining such a state
of affairs?
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PERSONAL MENTION.

a. !. Peters and A. ]. Dimes were
visitors at Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Schureman and John g.
returned yesterday from Superior COM
ing by way of Florence. They arrived
here on the late train in the afternoon
Mrs. Schureman has been on the sick
list for the past ter days
George w. Baker and Miss Beatrice
Wiliiscroft were here Sunday after
noon.
Percy Smith of Scottsdale was n
visitor here yesterday.
Chas Whitlow and wife are the
proud Dossessors of a new son.
NJ. II. Meyer has returned from his
trip north.
DIR. Parker of Pasadena, California
who has been visiting with the Col.
wells since Sunday will return home
this evening.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Frank ]. Sullivan, d, =
ceased Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator of the es-
tate of Frank ]. Sullivan. deceased. to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 20
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
hrst publication Of this notice 30 the
SAID administrator at the office of T..
w. Lewis, S17-31S Fleming block, Phoe-
NIX Ariz., the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
estate lin said county of Maricopa.
PAUL REMAIN INGLES.
Administrator of the estate of Frank
j. Sullivan. deceased.
Dated Phoenix. this 21st day of
March, 1904.
First publication March %, 1904.