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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
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BAKERSFIELD. April q. pletro
Tartnrici the man wanted b. san
Francisco authorities Tor the mur-
der aud dlamembsrmsut OF VII
lardo. il supposed to be In hldlug
along Peso creek. near this city. A
farmer Ia that vicinity told the
police he bad seen man who re-
semhici TuFtofiel hiding in the
woods When Hh0W a picture Of the
murderer he declared nnQnalifiedly
that be vas the man. The Officers
are securing the uelehhorhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
ALPHA DELTA PMS MEET.

NEW YORK. April 27-The Al
pha Della PM fraternity. one % the
largest and most prominent Greek
letter societies Of America. BEGAN
ifs 73d annual convention In this
eitg today. with headquarters at
the Hotel Asior Hamilton W Ma
BILE Is the presiding officer 81 TIA
convention. and among other prom
lnent participants are Edward Ef-
erett Hale. President Raymond. 81
Union college, aud Justices Brown
and Holmes. Ga the United States
supreme court
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sCIENTIsrs IN 80.

COLORADO SPRINGS. colo.
April 81 The science secfiun of fhe
Colorado state Teachers assaeia-
fiau hesaa lfa spring meeting here
today with q large aad representa-.
tlVe attendance The pruErNm Tor
che three days session calls frf
addresses aud discussions IS rep
rssseufativeH 81 nearly all The prom
sueuf technical schools and other ln.
stitetionE u learning q this ana
neiehhorins state.
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ARKANsAs FARMERs UNION. I

ARKANSAS FARMERS UNION
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April 81 r.
The Farmers union. Of Arkansas. an
organization with a memberahip Of
nearly 81. GOO. began itH annual
msoting Ia iiot springs today The
chief purpose OF the organization Is
TO cnahle the farmer TO secure pro-
fltahle returns on shipments 81
produce and 90 promote the employ
ment Of business methods ON The
farm
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my DAN DEAN)

To you. Mr.. Automoblllatl


To you. With your big blue cog
sizes, your leather cap. your gaunt-
lets and your aupereilious air o, su-
perlerliy.
To sos. on your earcsnlnE devil
wagou. ieaYinE behind Il cloud Of
choking dust and a stencil Of bilious
gAsoilne
To yoa this article ls respectfully
dedicated
The writer understands that yon
are ap IN arms against The Star be-
Gauss this paper has inaugurAted a
crusade against your reckless dFlV-
lnE q crusade that has already re-
suited IA the arrest Of one autnlal.
and the Issuance today of several
warrauta. a crusade that has met
wlth instantaneous favor with the
fpaaars. aud that on is third day
aroused the city council TO action.
The Zone Of your contention il
that be crusade IL premature and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
CENTRAL LEAGUE SEASON
OPENS.

SPRINGFIELD. O.. April IL
The reorganized Central Baseball
league opens is season today under
conditions that give promise of
great success Evansville. South
Bend Dayton. Springfield aud
Wheeling. which cities comprise the
circuit. al have tsams that are
considered exceptionally strong. The
seasons schedule calls for 1fB
games
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school.
SCRAP
srn1sss OF o'sRl1N are
POINTING OVER TIE pIVls.
cs or = BIG DISTRICT.

ne esaHfT commissioner office
vas flled 10 saffoeasian With ellie
" r 0lHrssn THURSDAY afternoon
. iH tksif troubles before that
lzxlz, toay.
ne strap Is over the question
sAaksr he present bik school =dls.
~ staiI - divided into tHu
1alFieiz Of not.
Kken he school house vas built
~ tme ago it was located "a a
b nraes Of the district. the build
~ belnx erected ~ a cost % si1ao
ne people living IN the ReiEn-
ssAeea u The school object % rs
Rzcfai On TIE ground that s. vii
~ majority u the children out
4 ~ district.
| n NAool superintendent how
~ zaaiz iha district divided. aBd
u eogafy com mlszianera seat uut
. 0Brisn and looked the matter
el1 A. A8aday and are Inclined
3 ause 9Th the superintendent
shFs hss been a long factioual
Iisai O. oFef school matters az
0hnsa, the fight originally being
~ sas question whether the school
1alag should BE- removed to the
issiel q The present district. on nc
zN q the reuufeneas Of the
1iiag from the center OF popu-
aaa Thai Issue has been ahan-
6iaaed md nov The question s.
sislhss Division f. the best way
r Il he difficulty.
4 p commissioner will settle the
fzzilo1 THURSDAY afternoon.
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Mayos naIiinEcf when asked 4
hbo1t the matter Thursday 4
q morning sid
The police officers find u I
dliflcali t. arrest and convict 4
. auto ataFshsrH They can rosh I,
pest the officers ~ quickly that 4
. 81 ia imposglhls fof the latter 80 4
uah ths motorists. and often 4
. dimes even te act the number +,
. nf TIE machine. ~ rule. also. :
she officers are unable 20 Sc Z
= cure other Witnesses. aud when 4
. fhr ease In ttied ln coufl the Of 4
. neef. with only hiH uWn testi- Z
monF. cHunat make good.
about the middle 81 June :
. me state lass. which VIII take 4
. the place 81 iha present city Or =
dlnanes. vii ~ into effect =
. The law IS "a fairly good one, =
. bat ! do not see why The ieHiHs .
= inture should attempt to pass a =
. single laW applicable 60 an the =
q cities and villages in the state :
= cities 81 the FIRST class should =
q BE- left 60 lenlsIatc Tor them =
4 selves lu such matters =
q sThe state law provides that .
= the maximum speed IN cities =
\ and villages shall be one mile =
4 In tWo and onc-half minutes. =
4 and iu the business or thickly =
q settled sections one mile IN five =
q minutes white az street cross =
4 iurH the limit ts ore mile ia it q
q minutes The last named rate =
4 amounts to four miles an hour. =
q va th9t 70 the crossings must be e
= crossed at that rate It would be =
= difficult 20 speed up 90 more a
= than eight miles an hour be- =
4 tween crossings" =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

PORTLAND. ore. ~ Ne
gotiatlous are being rau y sd Cor
the transfer OF the NsiH-fargo
bank at Portland 10 the United
states National bank al this city
The Wells-Fafgo Express company
Is going out OF the banking business
IN the west having sold its san
Francisco branch 20 the Nevada Ma
tlonal hank aud having offered It's
Salt Lake bank FOR sale. only the
New York bank vii be retained.
Nearly all the officials will be re-
tanned ga the consolidated instltu-
ton. which viii increase It's capital
ization.
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MURDERED


EUREKA. Cal. April 70 Upon
auenchlnE n fire In her home tnis
morning. the dead body Of Sis
Patrick Quinn vac found uu the
floor. The lower half 81 her fe'
mains we're burned 20 a clnder. The
samau skull was fractured and
there were stab wounds on the meek
aud face Robbery Is supposed Ga
have been the motive Of the MUIR
derer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
MOB MEANT
BUSINESS
nv scripps News Assnl

SHREVEPORT. La. April 27.-A
mob of &c mon broke into the parish
IAN nt Homer. La 90 miles from
here. yesterday after three hours
work with picks and ahoveis, and
fatally shot Dick CraiRhoad. the
murderer Of Mrs. Ike Mckee. sister
ln-iaw Of his. and her little son. Tel
ephone aud telegraph wires were cut
to head orr military assistance be-
fore the mob attacked the Jail, and
the authorities were poweriess to
protect their prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
,By scripps News Assn,

LONDON. April 27.-The mar
kets are weak this morning on ac-
count Of the reported cutting Of the
HainRu cable. An unconfirmed ru-
NOR Of great naval battle, In
which several japanese warshipa
are said 10 have been lost. has been
received Heavy selling 81 inter
national stock by Paris has forced
prices down sharply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
AUTO pRIVER rs

cts Attorney DE Hrnler I
4 stated on Thursday afternoon
that he would take immediate /
4 stsps toward securing an I
= amendment by the city council I
a Of the existing speed ofdi I
nancea. 10 that they would not I
= conflict with the state law
a which goes into effect In June. I
The eaAe 81 Or Bryant. who {
vac arrested on "Wednesday
Tor violating the speed ofdl- !
4 nance. vent over from Thurs. /
4 day afternoon 10 1870 D. m.
MONDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
LET CONTRACT.

The county commissioners Thurs
day let the contract for building a
county road from Franklin to Hiac \
Diamond 10 a. N. Lidteli. for t4t3t.
Several bidders wanted the lob, al
though most of the tenders were
considered exorhitant. one OF them
being ts.e70.
I1ddelrn bid IL considered eX=
iremeiy low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

In the minds OF local attorneys re-
sardlng the risht OF the city to d.
vert the sl5S.oOO Jail funds to the
city hall fund
o'Conaell SAYS there Is not only
a doubt, but the city solons will not
b. permitted to do so. II the las is
any good.
4 have placed this matter In the
hands Of nay attorneys and given
Instructions for them 10 keep close
watch ON the actions % the coun-
ell and to hrluK suit az soon an the
first break is made. The building
committee and the council evident
" Intend TO hunco the citizens aud
l think II Is about time for a pFi-
Nate citizen 10 take action.
Il have property In this clty aud
consider myself sufficiently inter
ested IN It's welfare TO take the nee
essary action The bonds were
voted for one purpose aud the city
government has no flkht TO use
them for any other purpose We
need a city ball and Ne need a iali
I want the city 10 have them. bat
let the council 60 at these matters
In the proper way.
I AN going 20 fight this right
down the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
STRIKE
SPREADS

CHICAGO, April 24.--One hundred
and sixty drivers OF the United
States Express company refused TO
deliver goods 10 the boye0tted
firms and struck when one Of their
number was discharged. Their ae-
tlon affords an opportunity. II de-
sired By the employers. 60 ask the
federal courts 10 enjoin the strikers
from interfering with Interstate
commerce.
CHICAGO. April 27.--Five hun
dred policemen we're detailed this
morning 10 the storm center Of the
teamsterH strike Il rs expected
that the strike will spread 20 new
eral large houses and viii be ac-
companled by violence The police
are eseorting wagons to and from
the stores and freight houses.
Drivers for Marshall Field. Car
son. Prize. Scott A. Co. and John
". Farwell q Co. Joined the strike
This morning. None Of these con
Germs sent out wagons from the
barns. One hundred and ninety
drivers Of the Forbes Carriage COM
pany went out This strike has ar
fected 80 firms. to which the con-
Germs furnished wagons. Drivers c
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HoNGKoNG. April 27-It is re-
ported here that the cable TO Hal
nan IL cut This is supposed TO
have been done by either Rolest-
veuaky or some secret Russian
agency 10 conceal the movements 81
the squadron there. The British
residents Of Hohgkone are greatly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
MISS HALLIE LEE lloyd.

IUIINNILLEl ~ INC nfDHT
beautiful girl IN Kentucky" was the
verdict Of the convention Of pho
tegfaphers here recently from this
state and Tennessee when they
saw this photograph.
Miss Lloyd is but n years old and
Is q member Of the famous Lee fam
ily that has given 10 the South 10
many beautiful women and brave
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

Major Mills was ut Ballard Wed
nosday looking for information as
regards the harbor. Bids we're
opened and the work will soon be In
progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

wl. oCOuneil retired lum-
..,n,, announces that be viii en-
-. IA, city fathers n they make
:. ,,,.mp, to build a combined
a. hall Jail and court house using
=. uonsy secured from the bonds
rs.s for The jail aud hospital by
a. people at the recent election.
= Aas placed the matter in the
s.s Q, Harrison BostNlck and
,,.. orders Tor the attorney 70
Ca proceedings as soon as the
A. oaneii takes any action toward
aryias Ga, the presen. plans o,
a. hulldlnE committee.
NJ 0connsll means business and
wssuneed Thursday morning that
= souId succeed In the fight II it
usis tieeeo
As psinted ont By The star on
Wednesday. there is a srays doabt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

PARIS. April 1.-THE Rentea de
cllned 40 eentimea from last nighi
on account % the reported naYa
battle.
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Y ~ ORLEANS. Ia. April 81
sanaal nesting ~ the Louis
J. s's ,s Of the International Or
y Kings Daughters aud Sons
NJ ~ hefe today and viii continue
:. =. ese end Of the week The So
"a made a gratifying increase
~ !. .1,snbership during the past
-,.'ns' and the attendance Is the
~ 70 the history Of De- annual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

LONDON. April 1.-THE wedding
Of the Earl Of Malmesbury and the
lion. Dorothy Calthorpe took place
today ia the parish church az Five
than. The event was attended bY a
distinguished gathering OF society
folE.
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49, 1880 sAAl
The Weather
SpOffer

Tonight she~srsi Friday Prob
ably Fair 90 Brisk West Winds.
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aAosIAL DANES or GEORGIA

AvANNAH. Ca. April 27-The
60 soeiefy Of the Colonial
.ass Of America began ifs annual
sing today a. the LaWton Sc
"a The large attendance aud
-Hseni program combine 10 give
snlss q one Of the best meetings
- hsid under The auspices Of the
va society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

The commencement dramatic re-
cItals will begin a. Christensen hall
at 2.I5 Saturday afternoon, May q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

\ special ear Of Knights Of CO.
lumbus win leave for Spokane on
Thursday night 20 attend the big
convention to be held In that city
from April SO to May 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

Henry Longuss has brought suit
against Nellie Longuss for divorce
on the ground of abandonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

D9s ANGELES. CAL April .
/. -ihe Wondmeu of The .
z'iid are today discussing adj 4
a'nrafivs matters The In 4
Il -'lsii9n q head Officers took :
\ .ss Wednesday night :
II ~ nett bead camp viii =
. 'o-oiy Be al Seattle. The 4
/ sefaeh d Woodcfaft were un- :
- . decide on headquarters. 4
/, - session closes Saturday =
vote on head camp ioea 4
/ rill also be taken that .
AAaa /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

SAIGON. April 27.-Ail the Rus
sian transports and the hospital ship
Orel. which were left behind when
Rofeatbenskys squadron left Kam-
rauh bay. left the inner bay yes
terday. The vessels now form an
immense arc outside the hsrbor. The
torpedo boats are kept busy steam
iag In all directions. Apparently
The squadron IL waiting for the
arrival Of Nebogatoff The vessels
captured BY the Russian cruisers
nere flying the German Tag II Is
reported they we're bound for japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
VIII Prevent Action on
New City Half Plans

oeoNNsLl SAYS Hs Will ASK FOR AN INJUNCTION "
,o,so, ATTEMPTS TO UNITE JAIL AND HALl-mArrsR
M HANDS or ATTORNEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

TsINGTAU. shantun Peninsula,
April GA private telegram re-
eelved here today says Ro1eat-
yenHky's squadron has effected .
junction With Neb0Eatoffs division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
BATTLE IS
REPORT
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS AFFECTED BY RUmoa THAT RUS.
SLAMS AND JAPANESE HAVE cLAssEp AT

incensed a. this report. and think
that II Is time for Great Britain to
interfere.
IL Is not believed that the two
fleets will come 10 hattie before
next Saturday or Sunday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
CHEVY CHASE HOUNDS
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Meets Arranged for Every Wednesday
and Saturday During the Month.
Blair Acting Master.

The Chevy Chase Hounds schedule OF
meets for March have just been COM
pleted by Gist Blair, the acting master,
and includes eight runs on the Wed
nesdays and Saturdays of each week.
The first meet was at the Kennels
yesterday, and the other dates on the
schedule follow:
Wednesday, March S-Woodley. Wood
ley Lane, $3.50
Saturday. March 11-silver Spring, $3.50.
Wednesday,, March 15-kensington,
Md 800.
Saturday, March 1s-Chevy Chase
Club, $780,
Wednesday, March 22-P1yer's Postof-
fee, Seventh street road, $3.50.
Saturday. March 25-Bethesda, $3.50.
Wednesday, March 29-Chevy Chase
Club, $3.50
The hounds viii leave Chevy Chase
Club promptly at 2:50 on March ID and
e,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
DUCK PINS.
Clancy HAD POINTS
But WAS HANGING ON

PHILADELPHIA. March Buddy
Ryan, the Chicago welterweight, took
things easy in the six-round bout with
Jack Clancy at the National Athletic
Club Wednesday night. He allowed
Clancy to set the pace most OF the time
and did not cut loose until toward the
end of the last refund.
On points Clancy had the better of the
contest. but he was hanging on at the
finish IL save himself. Clancy used a
left jab. but it had little effect, the
blows either being blocked or fell short.
Clancy did his best work in the fifth
round when he landed more frequently
than 1T any other time.
Ryan was laying back 10 get in a wal
lOp, but he could never catch Clancy
on the right spot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
THREE SPECIALS
At P|MLICO MEET
Good Attractions Offered for
Spring Races.
EASTER MONDAY HANDICAP
Purse Offered for Holiday Event-Other
Specials Are pimlico Handicap
and Clabaugh Cup.
EASTER MONDAY HANDICAP

BALTIMORE. March 3.-The directors
Of the Maryland Jockey Club yesterday
announced the list OF stake events TO he
run during the spring meeting at PIN
leo. under the auspices of the Jockey
Club, April 10 to %, and the conditions
surrounding them.
There will be three special events. in
stead Of four, as previously int nded.
and these will include one for three
year-olds and upward one for two
year-olds, and the third for jumpers.
The latter will be run on Easter Mon
day, and will be known as the Easter
Monday Handicap steeplechase, for
| four-year-oIds and upward 1t will be
by subscription of S. each. starters 10
pay so additional. Weights arc to be
Jockey Club will add $3.50 of which $50
twill go to the second, and $50 to the
third horse. The short course. which
| is about two miles, will be run.
Pimlico and Clabaugh
| The other events will be known as
| the Pimlico Handicap and the CIabaugh.
The former will be for three year-oIds
and upward, and weights are to be an
nouneed April -, the opening day If
the meeting. and the race viii be held
/ Oh tiie following SdiurfaN- 1t viii De
| by subscription of 50 each, starters 10
pay so additional, with $500 added by
the Maryland Jockey Club, IF which
$50 will go TO the second, and 500 to
the third. Winners after publication of
weights. i've pounds extra IT'S. dis
| lance will be one. mile
The Clabaugh Memorial Cup will be
| the event Of The meeting, as it will be
for -year-oids. foalS of 1868. bred IN
Maryland, Virginia, PeaIisy lvania, and
| the District OF Columbia. Entrance SIC
| each, starters to pay $15 additional
The club guarantees the value TO be
s1,009. of which 500 to second, and s100
I to third 4 friend of the Maryland
Jockey Club viii add plate to the value
of $50 fofS the breeder of the winner.
The weights for colts is set at 11C
pounds. FLIES and geIdings, 107 pounds
| Winners of two races or $1,000 five
pounds extra; maidens allowed five
POUNDS. The course will be fur and a
The program for the first four DAYS
Will be issued April l. and for the bal
lance OF the meeting will be made to suit
as far as possible. the requirements of
horsemen in attendance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
HILLEBRAND SIGNS
WITH PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, Pa, March 3.-The
Pittsburg baseball club today received
the contract of Homer Hillebrand, now
a South Dakota ranehman, as catcher
for the coming season. Hillebrand IS
one OF the famous brothers. an athletic
reproduction OF Doc Hillebrand the
Princeton pitcher.
Homer IS himself a Princeton grad -
and was drafted by Washington IN the
American League. two years ago, but
refused to go at the money offered
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
GETS VERDICT AGAINST
NEW YORK ATHLETICS

WHITE PLAINS, March 3.--suing the
New York Athletic Club for S50000. the
widow Of John r. Reecroft received a
verdict for IS, 500. Mr.. Beecroft one day
on Travers Island was in q road wagon
owned by the club, and the driver ran
the rig 4nto a bridge abutment. Beecroft
was thrown out and injured mortally.
Mrs Beecroft alleged the driver was
kJ.own to be incompetent and that the
wagon was defective.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
GEORGETOWN MEETS
PRINCETON FENcERs

Washington's first intercollegiate feneZ
ing tournament will be aeld at CASTOR
Hall. Georgetown University, this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, when the repre-
sentatives Of Princeton and Georgetown
meet in duel
Tia Princeton team is composed of
Captain McAlpin. Joseph Lyle. and
George Thompson, while Capt. Scott D.
Rrsckinridge. 1907: Conor Coppinger.
1907. and John Parrot. 1866, will uphold
the Blue. and Gray.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-03
IRISH GRAPPLER
SEEKING MATCH
Jack Mclnnerey W0uldM
Joe Grant.
LONG RECORD OF VICTORIES
Downed Best Men in Ireland, England,
and Scotland-Has Done Good
Work Here.
LONG RECORD OF VICTORIES

Another opponent has turned up to
meet Joe Grant. and he is busily en-
gagged in hurting challenges al the
popular Washington wrestler.
This new man is Jack NcInnerey, who
says he IS the champion middleweight
of Ireland. He is III charge of Johnny
Riley. and is willing TO meet any mid
dleweight who happens along. Nc
IDnerey says that he has been in this
country about nine months. A large
part of that time lie has spent on the
road with a burlesqus company, meet
ing all corners. The route OF the COM
pasy carried the wrestler through
Pennsylvania ara Ohio. where he met
a number OF husky and ambitious min
ers, all of whom were defeated.
Is Irish Champion.
In giving mis- record. McInnerey says
he began Wrestling in Ireland, and af-
ter cleaning Up all the good men OF his
pounds was forced to ge to England
to ind opponents. Among those on his
list of victims are Martin Gates, of
Liverpool; Mike Collins. of Wales; Jack
Martin, the Scotch champion. who was
thrown before one Of the largest crowds
that ever attended a wrestling match
in Glasgow; Coclxy Riley, the English
champion, and Bulldog Clayton. of
Worcestershire.
In America, McInnerey says he has
added to his list the scalps of August
Gustavson. one of the innumerable Ter
ribie Swedes;'' Carl Carlson, Frank Ca
nary, who claimed the championship of
Canada: Doc FredericAs, who claimed
the championship Of Pennsylvania; Jack
Jeary, of Youngstown. Ohio: Dan Con-
don, of Troy, N Y; Mike Loherinski,
the Polish policeman of Canton, Ohio:
Adam Miller, of Syracuse. one of the
best Iniddleweights in New York State,
and Dan Deegan, Of Geneva, n. Y. He
claims he has never been defeated by d
man of his weight, which he now gives
as 15S pounds.
Grant and 0'Neil
Grant is already matched to meet Joe
O'NeiI at the Washington Light Infan-
try Armory on Wednesday next, but it is
probable that he will take on the visitor
with the foreign record on March Is.
McInnerey is a tall, weli-built fellow
who looks the athlete and has a develop
nent which would indicate that he has
all the physical attributes OF good
wrestler.