davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
Wyrok sedziego obalony.

Sedzia Hanecy wydaf MEDIA
VINO tenu ciekawy wyrok, zabra-
niajacy wladzom parkowym po-
wstrzymywac wlascicieli samo-
chodow cd lekcewazenia n1i.j-
skich ordynans6w, zapobiegaja-
cych przejezdzaniu ma smiert
lub okaleczaniu przechodniow.
Me wolno by1o parkowej policyi
aresztowac automobilistow jada-
cych zbyt szybko, ami takich,
ktorzy swych samochod6w ME
zaopatrzyli W numera kontrolne'
Otoz sad apelacyjny zaopiniowa1.
re sedzia Hanecy postapil niepra-
wnie ma mocy tego jego wyrok
uniewaznil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
TELEGRAMY.

1A&32&-
Petersburg 22 marca. - Ge-
neral Kuropatkin zosta} zaniano-
wany dow6dzca pierwszej arrnli
mandzurskiej. Mianowanie to o.
gloszono W urzedowyrn ,Wiestni-
ku.
Warszawa, 22 marca. - Bonn
ba rzuoona z okna pewnego do
mu przy ulicy Wolskiej wczoraJ
wieczorem eksplodowaia II stop
przechodzacego patrolu zolnierzy
i policyi. szeSciu zofnierzy /
dw6ch policyantow zosta}o ME
bezpiecznie pokaleczonych. u
mieszczono ich w szpitalu woj-
skowym. Sprawca zamachu u
ciek}.
Londyn, 22 marca. - Kore-
spondent z Alden donosi do "Dal-
ly Mali, re "a parowc0w wio-
zacych 100000 ton wegli oczeku-
je rosyjska flote baltyoka pod
Dzibutil. Trzecia eskadra wczo-
raj wyruszyia Krety do Port
Said.
Harbin, 22 marca. - Kiedy
Kuropatlin wybieral sic ma pofu-
dnie napowr6t do arrnii, tysiace
zo4nierzy i cywilnych zegna}o sig
z MIN ma dworcu zrobiono mu
taxa owacya, re generasowi Ivy z
oczu sp1ywaly. zegnaio go okrzy-
kami "Niech Gle Bog prowadzi";
'zegnaj oicze";; "zegnaj braciep
i gromadki biegly przy wagonle
przez pewna przestrzeh. kiedy
pociag ruszys.
Petersburg, 2a nlarca. - Ku-
ropatkin sam ofiarowaz sic sluzyc
orzy armii nadal W jakimkolwiek
charakterze po SVEN z1ozeniu z
urzedu; uwaza go wielu jeszcze
"a najlepszego rosyiskiego gene
rala i strategika, a car zarnlano-
wal 60 dow6dzca pierwszego kor-
pusu dowodzonego Przedtem
0rzez Liniewicza. Pomimo osobi-
stej nieprzyjazni miedzy kuro-
patkinem a Liniewiczam, pierw-
sly ochotnie przyjal nowe MIA
psowanie, a drugi rownie ocho-
tnie ma ME sic zgodzil.
Liniewicz teraz glowna kwate-
re swa obra1 w Czencziawatzu
mad rzeka Sungari, skad kleruJe
cofaniem sic trzech arn1ij rucha-
mi czwartego korpusu swlezo
przybysego Europy. Most ko-
leiowy mad rzeka Sungari tworzy
punkt bardzo wazny i gdyby go
.Iaponczycy W powietrze wysadzi-
i. to cofaniu sic arnii skutecznle
mogliby przeszkOdzi6, Druga ar
mia cofa sic wzdluz kolei, pier
wsza z trzecia wzdluz goscihca
mandaryhskiego, zabierajac ze
"a soba i mostly i koleje, talk aby
scigaiacy Japohczycy tylko mai
zupelniejsza znalezli pustynle.
Japohczycy suna wielkim hrak-
tenn handlowyrn, 20 mil ma zachod
cd kolei, ale zdaje sic, ze W sku-
tex obronnych utrudzeh wlele
postep6m robic ME moga'
Petersburg, 22 marca. = Ze-
wszad donosza o szerzeniu sic
rozruchow. w okolicy Libawy
robotnicy wiesniacy aacza SIG
do wsp6lnego powstania' Ma
Kaukazie Juz powstahcy stawla
zbrojny opor wiadzom eywll-
nym, a okolic Kijowa donosza
o mnozacych sic ciagle brtntach
chaopskich. W. roznych miastach
dystryktu Szaropan na Kaukazie
podpalania publicznych budyn-
tz6w sa ma porzadka dziennym.
w dobrach ksiszniczd Murat W
Re<a, przyszso do gToznego roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: La Gascogne z Havre.
Dover: Pennsylvania N. Y.
Odesz}y:
New York: Kronprinz Wilhelm do
Bremy, Prinz Oskar do Neapolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22

lewu krwi pomiedzy policya
wfoscianani.
Lopukin, szef tajnej policyi, 20
stall zamianowany gubernatorem
Estonii.
Warszawa, 22 marca. - Stu
dwudziestu oSniu studentow
strajkujacych aresztowano "a to,
re ME dopuszczali innych stu
dentow do budynkow szkolnych.
w Kodzi znowu zastrajkowali
robotnicy W kilku fabrykach. Pc
wien urzednik policyjny zostal
wystrzalami niebezpiecznie "a
niony, a jego napastnicy uciekli.
Victoria, B. c., 22 marca. =
Parowiec Hyades przywioz1 via
donosc, re prawdopodobnie eks-
pedycya zostanie wyslana Z Hok-
kaido ce1em zajecia napowrot wy
spy Sachalinu, gdyz Japohczycy
teraz przyszli do przekonania, re
zostali oszukani, gdy nastapi}a
wymiana Sachalinu "a Kuryle.
Dnia 7 nlaja wypadnie trzynasta
rocznica zajecia Sachalinu przez
Rosyan; ukladaja sic petycye do
rzadu japohskiego, azeby ma no
wo zabrai wyspe i rzecza jest
bardzo mozliwa, ze urzadzona zo-
stanie W tym celu wyprawa Ia
cznie z wyprawa do Wladywosto-
ku.
Londyn, 22 marca. = Kore-
spondent Z Toxic do Daily Tele-
graph donosi, re chihski guber-
nator Liojangu i trzydziestu
dwoch jego krewnych przyznalo
sic do tego, IL dla Rosyan pe}nili
uslugi szpiegowskie cd czasu woj-
ny. Siychat, re zostana oni odda-
nj pod sad wojerlny niezawo-
dnie ma smierc skazani.
Toxic, 22 marca. = Wedle O.
statnich obliczeh, straty Japoh-
czykow w bitwie pod Mulkdenem
wynosi1y razem $4,000, a straty
Rosyan cd rozpoczecia bitwy
pod Mukdenem az do bitwy II wa
wozu Tie $4,000 poleglych, ra-
nionych popadlych W niewole.
Paryz, 22 marca. = w izbie
posl6w rozpocze3y sie debatJ mac
nowela rzadowa tyczaca sic od-
dzielenia pahstwa cd Kosciola'
Zglosifo sic do przemawiania 63
m6wcow. a miedzy mimi prezy-
dent izby Deschanel, Jaures, Ri
bot, Millerand i kilku innych
m6wcow. Konserwatysta Berry
rozpoczaf debaty wnoszac, by "a
latwienie kwestyi od}ozono do
czasu odbycia sic wyborow w r.
1906. Wnioselk odrzucono 343 g}o-
sami przeciw 40. Nastepnie
wniost katolicki republikanin, Alb
be Gayrand, by sprawe zsozyc W
rece. kon1isyi parlamentarnej. Ten
wniosek odrzucono 296 glosami
przeciw 162, a Abbe Gyrand o.
swiadczyi, re zamkniecie budze-
tu d1a koscioiow rowna sic roz-
bojowi jest pogwalceniem ak}a-
uu l. 10y.
Budapest, c2 marca. = w ko-
ZACH politycznych zapewniaja, ze
krdl Franciszek Jozef poczyni Pc
wne koncesye woJskowe, ktore
hrabiemu Juliuszowi Andrasse-
mu dozwola zlozye cabinet. w
ostatnich czasach tax Franciszek
Kossuth jak prezydent parla-
mentu Justh usi}owali doprowa-
die partye niezalezne do pc
wnych ustepstw.
Tanger, Marokko, 22 marca.
Francuski posei w Fee rklada
sic O uwolnienie llr. de Segon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
KurOpatkin zn6w przy wOjsku.
zamianowany ma w}asne zyczenie doW6dzca
pierWaego kofpusu.
hyw Rosyi wszedzie sic mnoza,
goMBA w wARszAWIE.-l2s sTUDENToW w WAR.
szAWIE AREsZToWANYCH.

Bolaczka Francyi znowu poruszona zbie pos}6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
Szczescie wiesniaka.

- Process Z kumem wygralem, baba
uciekla Jontkiem do Jameryki. te-
raz mic mi juz ME brakuje do szcze'
scia, ino coby maciora sic oproeila!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
Rome nOtatki teIegrafieZna,

- Duzo osob cywilnych teraz ucie-
ka Wladywostoku do Harbina, a
stamtad do E1ropy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
Wypadki.

42-letni robotnik George Ger
stem poszedl kapat sic do lazien-
XII W golarni ma rogu Carpenter
st. i Milwaukee ave. Rozebraw-
sly sic, wsSoczyi do wanny, ME
przekonawszy sic 0 stopniu JeJ
temperatury. Pokaza}o sic, re
woda byla zanadto goraca i Ger
stem poparzy} sic ma calem ciele.
Leczyl sic ma razie W domu, lecz
stan jego zdrowia pogorszyl sic
wczoraj tax bardzo, re musiano
go odwiezc do szpitala Elzbieta-
mex. Gersten mieszka pm. 12o E
rie str.
w So. Chicago uchodzil gaz W
mieszkaniu pani C. H. Brown pm.
OLA Ontario ave. talk gwaltownie,
re pani Brown jej 5-letnia CO
reczka zaczadzily sic. Jej sasiad-
XII panic G. Gesell i F. Bardges
pospieszy1y zaczadzonym ma ra-
tunek, lecz gaz w nieszkaniu O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22

pu.
Caracas, Venezuela, 22 marca.
- A1nerytkaiski posel Bowen
przeslal da rzadu wenezuelskle-
so zapytanie w fortnie noty, czyr
Ii zechce istriejace kwestye spor-
ne przed1ozye sadowi rozjemcze-
tnu. Dodal zarazem, re w razie od-
powiedzf odmownej, Stany Zje-
dnoczone poczynia kroki, jake
uwazac beda "a potrzebne w in
teresie sprawiedliwosci.
Denver, Colo, 22 marca. - Le-
gislatura stanu Colorado wczoraJ
ma wsp6lnej sesyi uznala niewin-
nyn1i Jamesa M. Herberta, WI
ceprezydenta i glownego zarzadz-
ce kolei Colorado Southern Da-
niela M. Sullivana, pocztmistrza
w Cripple Creek, oskarzonych 0
przekupstwo w walce o urzad gu
bernatora. D. S marca ma wspol-
nej sesyi izb senator Richard w,
Morgan, republikanin, doreczy
podpisane oswiadczenie, 6e Her
bert Sullivan ofiarowali mu
S1,5oo, by glosowal "a Alvs A
damsem ze pofowe tel sunny
mu luz dano. Komitet wczoraj W
raporcie swym oswiadcza, ze Sc
nator Morgan otwartym jest IA
| pownikiem i dlatego ma wiare ME
zas1uguje! RAPPORT przyjeto 73
glosami przeciw 2. Senator Nor
gan oswiadczyl, re wytoczy pro-
ces kryn1inalny sullivanowi i
Herbertowi.
Springfield, ILL.,, 22 marca.
w senacie przyjeto kilks novel
mniejszej wagi. Przyjeto rownlez
bill senatora Muellera, wedle kto-
rego o "habeas corpus MONA
sic starac tylko w obrebie odno+
snego okregu, a prokurator ma
prawo apelowac do sadu wyzsze-
go, podczas gdy aresztowany
| przez ten czas musi pozostac w
Wiezienit. Senator Nc Elvain
wniosl bill, we!dle ktorego "a
robku robotnika rtrzymujacego
rodzine. ME wolno aresztoWac
$40 tygodniowo. w izbie roz-
strzygnieto sp6r o reprezentacya
80 dystryatu (Rock Island) ma
korzysc dotychczasowego repre-
zentanta Cooke Nc Caskrlrl.
New York, 22 marca. : Ham
burski parowiec Patricia przy-
byl tu wczoraj Z op6znieniem
czterodniowern. $500 podroznych
musialo prawie przez caly pre-
ciag podr6zy pozostat pod polka
dem z powodu burzliwego powie-
trza. Cd d. E do ID marca paro-
wiec ten przebyl ledwie 1900 mil.
Boston, 22 marca. - Buchal-
ter Charles F. Berry, ktory adj
ministrowal kilka majatkow, ulo-
tnil sic siychac, IL pozostawis
deficyt w sumie ckolo $5oo,ooo'
Ksiegi jego znajduja sic W takim
nieladzie, ze sad musiaE wyzna-
czyc administrator do ddkladne-
go zbadania jego dranzakcyj. Ber-
ry ulotnii sic juz w lutym mo-
wiono, re wyjechal do Chicago,
ale dopiero pozniej dowiedziano
sic O defraudacyach.
Akron, O., 22 narca. - George
Lodge, przechadzajac sic wczo-
raj po potudniowym brzegu Sill
yer Lake, potknal sic O wielka
p1yte metalowa, ktora, jak sig
p6zniej okazalo, z czystego byla
srebra. Z bracmi swoini potem
zarzadzil dalsze poszukiwania
dokopano sic 26 takich plyt, wa
zacych mniej wiecej po 100 fun
tow jedna, czyli razem przesz}o
tone. Pred wielu laty opowiadal
starry Henry Wetmore, ktory u
mari liczac no lat, ze pewien
szczep InIdyan, LEGACY okolo 500
ludzi, krotko przed bitwa pod
Tippecanoe nagle opusci1 pewnej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
Powrocii z polowania..

Donosilismy o zniknieciu z
miasta Williama l.. Kelley. Jego
zona tax ,byta pewna tego, re maz
ia porzuci1, uciekajac inna ko-
beta. re zrobiia podanie do sadu
o rozw6d. Jakiez by}o jej zdzi-
wienie, kiedy wczoraj ujrzala
pred soba weso1ego, zdrowego
jak rydz stesknionego "a zona
mega, t}6maczacego sic, re polo
wal w Polnocnej Dakocie, a o
swoicll mysliwskich przygodach
niczego ukochanej zonie donosic
ME mog}, gdyz W zapad}ych ka-
tach mad Devils Lake niema
skrzynek pocztowych jak W Chi
cago. Ucieszona PAM Kelley cof-
nela s!karge rozwodowa.
10 hoteli zamknieto. r.,
Poniewaz w niektorych hote-
ZACH lekcewazono przepisy urze-
du budowlanego zaniedbywano
przedsiebranie srodkow bezpie-
czehstWa ma wypadek pozaru, po-
licya zamknela wczoraj ma po-
czatek 10 hoteli w sr6dmiesciu
Me wolno przyjmowac gosci: W
Northern Pacific Hotel - Rensu
- Great Western - Stag DO
yer - Linden - National - w
zajezdzie Armii Zbawienia pm
3o4 Dearborn st. Wv zajezdzie
pm. 3o6 tejze ulicy. Urzad budo'
wlany ostrzegf sto innych zarza'
dow hotelowych, azeby ME nara
zaly sic ma zamkniecie swych "a
kiadow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-22
ROk XVI.

jake rabusiow, ktorzy W sobote
naszli jego szynk.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
BASKETBALL PLAN
FOR BIG LEAGUE
Wilmington. Del, Proleo-
ters Would Branch Out.
CHALLENGES WASHINGTON
Wants Independent Games Now, But
Would Form Intercity organiza-
tion Later-Sport Growing.

Basketball has taken large strides in
this city Of late and bids fair to be
the predominating midwinter sport
this year.
Already two or three leagues have
been formed and others are under way.
Foremost among the present organiza-
tions is the Capital C:yy League, which
includes teams representing Carroll In
stitute. Corcoran Cadets, Columbia Ath-
letic Club, Y. NJ. c. a. and Company A
Of the Washington Light Infantry
A plan is now on foot to establish an
intercity league with teams from Jer-
sey City, New York. Baltimore and Phi
ladelphia, some of which teams are at
present included in the schedule of some
of the local fives
Ihis schome was boosted as the re-
suit Of a challenge today from the bas-
ketbali team Of Wilmington. Del, which
Is accredited with being under the
Philadelphia or league rules. as adopted
by all ;he leading basketball leagues
and are TO decide the CHAMPIONSHIP Of
the States represented and the District
OF Columbia
Managers wishing to arrange games
with the Wilmington team Will address
challenges 10 Thomas r. Mechefn. p o.
BOX 49, wilmington. Del
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
JOHNSON COULDN'T
PUT JACKSON OUT
Peters Remarkable Toughness and
Sprinting Ability Saved Him
for Twelve Rounds.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Jack johnson.
Of California. failed In his attempt to put
Young Peter jackson out in twelve
rounds last night before Al Herford's
club. The bout was fought unde- The
agreement that johnson was to stop
Jackson or lose the big end OF ,he
purse. Under this understanding the
referee decided the fight draw
johnson looked 10 weigh twenty-five
pounds more than jackson. AMI was
much taller He failed TO knock ou. his
man, largely owing to Jackson's re-
Inarkable ability 10 keep himself covered
and 10 the fact that jackson dii not
hesitate TO run away from his opponent.
Frequently Jackson made half tne eil-
cult of the ring. literally running. John
son pounded him numerically whenever
he could catch up. but was unable 10
score a knockout blow. Jackson fully
sustaining his reputation for tough
ness. After the fight Johnson said he
did not win because Jackson did not
stand up and fight. Jackson made a
good defensive fight against heavy odds.
but fouled repeatedly
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
ENGLISHhEN EXCITED
OVER FOOTBALL GAME
Paying Fancy Prices to See All-Eng-
land Team Play An-Conquering
New Zealanders.

LONDON. Dec. 2-One OF the most
important football games OF the season
viii be played this afternoon at the
Crystal Palace The contest will be be-
tween the New Zealand team and the
Ali-k'ngland team. During the past two
months the New Zealanders have beea
having picnics with Englishmen. They
played twenty-three games. winning ALL
and scoring 698 points against % for the
Englishmen.
When the New Zealanders first arrived
in England English teams declined 10
play them, saying that * would be a
waste OF time as the New Zealand team
was simply a collection OF unskilled
beginners. EnglIshmen. dismayed at the
unmerciful beatiDgs by the visitors
formed an international team in order
TO try TO break the visitors string Of
victories
There is enormous interest in today's
game and crowds of people are coming
from all parts OF England TO witness It.
Seats are selling at SIS above the usual
price. 1t is expected that at least 80. 900
persons Will surround the gridiron.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
COACH GAN TEACH
hILDER FOOTBALL
Kinney, of Carlisle, Says Matter Of
Roughness Lies With Men Who
Develop Teams

One of the most conspicuous figures
at the Carlisle Georgetown game on
Thanksgiving day was Coach Kinney,
the old Yale guard
During the intermission between the
haiVes Mr.. Kinney was asked to give
his opinion on the much mooted sub
1cct Of reforms in the football rules.
He Immediately looked becomingly
fact that this is his first year as q
professional coach he felt slightly
backward about expressing his views
on the matter
All he would say was that in his
opinion the question of rough and dan
gercus playing was largely IN the
hands of the coaches, who by their
could make the game reasonably free
from danger or a menace to all the
players.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
HARVARD BEHIND IN
FOOTBALL EARNING
Baseball Alone Is Profitable at Cam
bridge-Crew and Track Ath-
letics Expensive.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. 2.-The
Harvard football eleven earned 50. .ZSz sz
during the season.
This amount is 5000 less than last
year. The falling OF was general IN
1e94-05 all branches OF athletics at Har-
ward cleared 27.s72.0l. which was s.. .is5. 90
less than was made BY the combined
Crimson teams OF the previous season.
Baseball was the only sport which
gained as money maker The varsity
nine earned $l.I10 more last season than
IN 1903-0s
other hand. ran further behind than
usual All the minor sports except fene-
Ing and hockey lost money
These figures We're made public today
In the report CT the graduate treasurer
OF the Harvard Athlete Association
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

Link DOWned Curtney
In BruiSing Match
Proved Unexpectedly Strong-Another
Tooth Gonc-Good preIiminaries.

Shad Link. the Baltimore heavy
weight. threw Mike Curtney twice last
night in their finish wrestling bout at
Concordfa Hall. but nc was badly bat
te-ed victor and had TO work his hard
st before he could deliver the goods.
The match. with its pre- ir1iinaries. was
OF the best that has been seen in Wash
ington in many moons, and much enthu-
siasm was aroused by the earnest way
in which the grapplers worked for VIC
tory. There was something doing al
the time, and the gOod faith OF the
contestants was provcd by the amount
Of punishment each received. 1t was
the first Of series OF events in which
Link will be pitted against the leading
heavyweights, and the constant action
in last nights engagement promises ex-
citing sport for the future.
The Globular Curtney.
Curtney proved to be a globuiar sort
of individual. and his rollings and tun-
blings We're as uncertain as those of a
roulette bali. He apparently had lived
In the same neighborhood with Science
of Wrestling. but did not belong to the
same lodge. His weight was about 200
pounds and he was built along the lines
of Young Corbett. although his general
conformation was somewhat suggestive
of Feed BeeI.
About twenty or thirty Of Curtney's
pounds seemed TO be superfiuous fat.
yet. strange TO say. he did not weaken
under the grueling and was not at
all winded. He relied principally upon
main strength. and used il so effective
~ that he had Link guessing. Several
times he lifted Link high IN the air
and slammed him down on the mat
with such force that there was danger
of the stage breaking
Kept Shad Moving.
He turned Shad over and got him into
dangerous positions. bur with all his
strength he was not able 20 keep nelson
or hamerlock holds. Curt.ley also ven
tured few scissors holds, but his legs
We're built too much like those OF a
piano and Shad easily squirmed away.
The excellent and unexpected showing
by Curtney made him a hot favorite
with the crowd. which was acting on
the principle Of cheering the under dog.
and he responded nobIy.
The first fall YVES gained by Shad In
twenty-five minutes and four seconds
de broke full nelson. and. getting on
top, went through a few fancy gyra-
tions. He spun around like a Tibstan
Curtney, who pulled great chunks out
OF the atmosphere, but failed 10 grab
his opponent. When Shad finally stop
ped he had Curtney IN a scissors. and
started TO pull his shoulders TO the mat
Curtney objected. and. grabbing Shad's
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
MRS. WOLF WINNER
WITH GREAT DANE
Keleph Takes First Prize at PhiladeI-
phia Show in Novice and Sec
ond in Open Class.

The first prize In the novice and second
IN the open class at the bench show in
Philadelphia. on Thanksgiving Day. were
taken by Mrs. Simon VOLTS Great Dane.
Keleph.
keleph made his debut last year at the
New YORK bench show when he captured
nrst prize in his class. The Great Dane
was one OF the most admired dogs at
the show last year and also attracted
much attention this year at the Phila-
delphia exhibition.
ne IS larger even than most CANNES
OF this Glass. standing nearly 3 feet high
ana is black all over with the exception
OF BIS right hind foot. which Is pure
breast. --'9
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

toe, began to twist his foot and ankle
into a true lovers knot Shad granted
and spluttered IN a most threatening
manner. but he couldn't let go and
couldn't hurry matters Tic got has man
down at last, but his right foot had
been put out of commission, and the
ankle swelled up so that his tights had
to be cut and bandage wrapped on II
In the intermission.
Curtney lost the second fan in sixteen
minutes by leg hold and forward nell
son combined. but he also made Shad
pay for that. Early in the bout the
1oothless one removed his false mCiars
gaining the second fall he fooiish1y
pushed his face forward. when Curt
ney elbow was coming backward, and
lost another grinder. Also. in breaking
kicked Shad in the stomach with great
-orce and enthusiasm Shad's toothIess
threats against Mike for that little man
euye1 were amusing, even If unintei-
Sandpapered His Features.
The gallery. being with Mike to a man
for his gameness. besought him earnest
~ to get him by the bum leg" This
was the cry until some wise boy sug-
gested that he ''get him by the other leg
and put both on the bum" Curtney did
go after the bum leg once, but Shad
shool himself loose with Wild grunt
and / ndpapered Mikes features on the
mat. ihortly after came the fall.
The preliminary proved unusually in
terest.s g. It was between Joe Turn
er ant Mic Ross. who wrestied nearly
an hour without a fall. They were re-
markably evenly matched and each dis
played considerable skill Both were
fast and game and pulled out OF tight
places by sheer nerve. Their next meet
ing will be well worth watching.
How Hack Threw Jenkins.
Another interesting feature was the
exhibition by John and Alcuin Weiss,
nine and ten years old. sons OF Charley
Weiss. manager of Link. They gaze
Illustrations of the holds used By George
Hackenschmidt. the Russian Lion.
champion of the world, and Tom Jen-
kns. the American champion. in their
match in New York this spring. The
youngsters are themselves extremely
clever wrestlers and saw that famous
bout Their poses were faithful repro
ductions of the originals and extremely
good. their father giving a sort OF lee
ture and explaining how HackensehmidS
broke jenkins holds almost as soon as
they were obtained.
Perhaps the best point was the Illus
tration OF the crotch hold by which
Hackensehmidt got Jenkins and threy
him clear across the ring. Later he got
a similar hold and literally pounded
Jenkins into submission The bows then
was refereed by Joe Grant, the popular
Washington middleweight wrestler. who
announced. through Weiss. that ne may
return 70 the mat In a year or so.
Pat OfConnor was referee and Rob
Roy Mockey tinekeeper-