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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

The rather Of all rattlers Is tho
American rattlesnnke to whose tail
Is appended q set Of oastanets BY
which he can play jig that will set
tho d,,iiest creature dancing away
from the bsncEtard
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

thia where you get cards engraved :
Yes" replied the young woman
pc yen want to orde~ some?
Yes please. I've been told to get
some visiting cards with Mrs. and
Mr. Henry Peek, en- them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
"a 90 N ! Rladderd

4 Cholly Netwita-"if yon refuse me,
Miss Dolly. ! hall--bah Jovo shall
put Bullet in me head
Dolly iiolshott tabscntlyl How Il
will rattle around IN therel'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
s YEARS AGO TODAY.
from The Bulletin Of May 10, 1870,

From The Bulletin Of May IS, 1870.
In the big FIRE which destroyed the
81 Nicholas hotel she following dis
Gngulshed themselves By their he
roic efforts A. B. Stafford, Henry
Canace. Thomas Halliday, Rev G. Il.
Footc, Dyas r. Parker, Rcbt. smith
DR.. Brigham, Dr. Dunn ng II was the
costlicst blaze in the hii tory Of the
city UP TO that time
Scott White, whose business house
was damaged By the falling walls Of
he 81 Nichols hotel. decided to tear
down the structure and Build a new
I two story brick in itssplace =,
Extensive arrangements were being
made for the big tobacco fair to be-
/ held June g.
The body Of an unknown man wat
found Aoat mr. in the river near The oil,
tort just below the Halliday House.
.
The tcamer Tyrone, belonging Il
tCapt Tom Harmon, struck a snag an,
sank in the Cumberland river r
miles above Smithland, Ky,
The ST. Charles hotel vas victim
lizcd by the agent tf Mark Twain
'lnn0ccnts Abroad who stayed q
/ the hotel several days. The manage
I OF the hotel, Jewett Wilcox, was pr
pairing an elaborate sketch Of the III
4 Of that Innocent Abroad which /
proposed TO publish IN The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

There il some consolation to re3
member that the K. |. 7. league sea
son lacks about five months being
over a great many races have been
lost by horses that led the way to the
ifhree.qaarter pgle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
rmIn Souls.

When the people rose up 10 adjourn
\ couple sneaked back to t urn,
And the ianitor found EN-
With silence around EN-,
She moulding his hand and him
hOurn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Prof d HawoTth 81 the department
~ geology 1T the University Of Kan
;as has mpleted ARRANGEMENTS With
\ number 81 state universities for c7-
operation in practical experiments to
demonstrate the curvature of the
alIth and compute its size
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Pepce has once more been estab.
u he'd IN the Philippines. Seven
americans were successfully "bolaed'
by Nor 5 last week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

The Paducah baseball team win be
welcomed with hospitable hands 10 an
open grave at sportsman's park this
afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

If Won want 10 read the baseball
news while il is news and not ancient
history. read the Morning Bulletin,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

does as much good as well regulated
Azspita4-B But his jokes nust-be whole
some. Joseph Jeffer on, sSol Smith
Russell. AMI Other celebrated conedi-
ans did much TO drive away the blues.
aud hence they were looked upon as
friends Of mankind But their humor
was clean and healthy \ joke told o.
VT tten at the expense # sacred
things CT common decency is a very
poor joke. So-called wit which sug
gcsts coarsenes $, vice or brutality of
thought is of a very low standard.
General u. S. Grant was once in the
company Il several men who were
telling more or less coarse jokes. They
grey Morse and worse and General
Grant AfTowned and moved about rest
le~s4y@rrr his eat. y close observation
of his eountenance would have discov-
cred bis disapproyal Finally one man
Suggested thar he had a really good
one. and glanctng over his shoulder
asked; Are there any lad es within
aearitg?"
General Grant looked him straight
IN thh eye and replied with dignity;
s'Nu, but there's one gentleman sir"
Nesa4esa 10 say this cut short the
vulgarities 1t was a keen rebuke and
III 3uAt cne "rFhe man who makes us
aiigas is otr friend when his meth
II Asfare clean. When they are not the
| ran who Undertakes I'D make nH
Eiangh Il nnfssHe NY Whethef We reali1e
\ he fact III no birmingham News
| II Ii d matter Of regret that th2
| itsf ineuishe1 chairman of the Rive-s
ma barbers co nmittee vas forced "a
| 'Bandbn@the tour Of the Ohio at Gin
,ianah ana return To Washington
| That Committee has seldom, IL ever
lad an ADLER man presid ng over 1
i .ilan Hon Theod 20 p Burton Ht
IL profound student q government
AFFAIR." iii att its intricaeies. man q
i Wide research. ana one oil the hardes
sIiw0rking men lii congress. lie know
lmore about the Ohio river. probably
| than any chairman Of the rivers ans
harhcrs committee ever knew, ~
| cause he, has studied conditions oaI thi
| river and on 'alI fiyers m Inc Who'll
| country for that maj ter consistent
| II for a nunfher Of years H IL sat
/ That on more than ali ncrasinn b
has embarrassed different congress
men who Would be making an apes
to his committee for an appropriated
for sons little stream Id far q
state. with keen question al to III
{ ndltlcn ct i rartain lock Or dam I
Iofher fnln4op anaent oil fhd stream ths
the congressman was astpnished
learn he hmsclI knew nothin
about. He IL one of the most useft
and valuable men in congress and
N 10 Die resreftal thai Cairo ts
Hose him from thy number tf fts note
! suesta Tomorrow Night,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
Between FrienSs.

Clara says MIR Jones. her iianee, IS
a poem"
well, he's been rejected enough in
our SET to entiue him to the comp-i-
men,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

The Peers I4ea III due about
o'clock on her regular trip from Z =
nnaii To Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
SHEARS AND PASTE.
Twins.

Oldad-"By George old man; you
must be feeling tip top! Your chest
Is putfcd out and
Nudad Hal hal That's what III
name EN- Tip and Top"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
jus. Like Him.

Going back TO Washington,
Going where the bears are tame,
But us WHISPERED ON the quiet,
9 Is after larger game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

mo INV variety WI devotion wen ~ tbs design The
orig nal strawberry rcd VIII fan wh'e sk mad
,,ch The - rine and
pnnei covers the threat extending
peaa to the shoulder seams and
braid broad triple box peat passes down
fastening Tho braidB covers tho shoulder
the sleeve this
n. amy and with ieaherlonca cnoctc The same
NJ braid migat
el N HE S uf the elbow The ccnlufe o chit
front and single row o braid trims he p
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and SUNDAY VITeu-
lalicn for one year ending De
cember 81, 1904 ...,...'...'l's4s
Average daily and Sunday circu'
iation for January 1905 -...2o45
February. 1905 .,......... .Z.oSf
March, 1905 ............''.Z'oso
April. 1905 81. ......:...'s. .''z'zzo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE


become the owner ot . string ST
race horses
Mrs. Carrie z Gibson of Fort Gill
fon. i nj, said to HE the oniy Daugh
al of the American Revelation WHO
Indian blcoi
MAXINE Gorky when indicted fer
ais share In the protests ID the car.
was labeled Alexis MaSinioff Peseh
hoG. artisan, Mini NoyEorod.
j sseph Chamberlain, the noted Eag
lish statesman, never appears II pub
Z n 4 REPLICA. has the same habit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Wash Honshell came In from Mound
ity. whe~e she has been for several
days for repairs, yesterday afternoon.
she will leave early this morning for
fairfield with a tow * empires, james
HI. Davidson, who has been steward
On fha Ranger. leaves with far ~
a y m TAR lserth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

The body Of an unknown man was
found float mr. ia the river near the old
tort just below the Halliday House.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
HE HAD LEFT.

Batteries I0rrldOn. FitEIngef and
1ooin; Mcfarland ana Warner
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois. POI
uiation ie.14T.

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Po'
uistion i6.14T.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Cierk. K. A HATCHER
Comptroller e. 5. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, NJ S. EGAN.
alexander County, Population 229'
County Judge WM, S. DEWE
County Clerk, JESSE f. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS
Sheriff. JAS. S ROCHE.
Coroner, DR. Jas Nj MeMANlis
Assessor aud Treasurer FitANk :
AVIS
Counts Sal.vr,ntepii.'" 81 sci ~
tlF joan SNN DER
ssoaru u COUNTY Commissioners
j i JENNELtE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Or III YIN J. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

The teamer Tyrone, belonging to
Capt Tom Harmon, struck a spag and
sank in the Cumberland river, 70
miles above Smithland, KY
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
High Stage Of Water is Psedieted By
Observation-Disclosures Next
Thursday.

River men for the most part arr
Confident thar the siege of the Oh o
n this city viii reach IS feet vi hin
re next few days.
They say that there is sufficient /
wate- in the upper Oh to cause i'll
to rise 70 that hsigth and that the 4
rains still continues. On the Wabash 4
and other tributaries OF the Ohio the 4
danger Inc will be reached some time
tomorrow.
If the waters in the river do MT /
subside quickly wAen once they start /
10 come this way the damage that
viii be done to farm lands, where
farmers have already long ago plane
heir crops for tn 5 year, Will be quit
extensive. more especially To those
who have land adjoining the river
There is a choice between two pro
nhccics 10 be had by he farmers
That Of Observer Smyth. who states
that tie river W IL so hut very little
over 20 feet. and that OF the river men
TIT is 10 he hoped. in The interest of III
Etnlers Of the soil in tbs vicinity. that
the forecast OF the former viii prove
correct and that Ihe enc of the Tat
/ er win fall through, fer if it make.
good the lssa, 4hough not great vii
he large enough to make itself fels in
ts : ana adjoining smaller cities.
Early this spring, the river men
made long range prophecy, predict
| Ing high water. but Observer Smyth,
fell short on his prediction by just
1alf an inch.
/ rhe ow boat Ecavar. which cane IN
sunday. left vcst lay aiming Al.
/ ie:so for Cincinnati with one barge
OF lumber.
/ Tha Gondola left for the Lower Mis-
| siss ppi yes ertlay morning with z
ow of enpt es-
h The City ef NJ amnhis came in from
2ieerlaa Oh ler way to ST Louis az
ao y. h. and continued her trip at
O'clock
wash Honshell came In from Mound
NV. where she has been for several
days for repairs, yesterday afternoon.
she will leave early this morning for
fariieId with a tow * empires. james
iG Davidson. who has been steward
Oh fha Ranger. leaves with her II
a Y III. far Ierth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Extensive arrangements were being
made for the big tobacco fair TO be
held June 6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Patterie Walsh, Waite ana Sa Ii.
van, Orth and Kle ROW.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Batteries Glade and Weaver; Ben
der and Powers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

Joseph Chamberlain, the noted Eag
ush statesman, never appears IN pub
ie without 4 monocle. fiis son, who
ass a#renlica, haa the same habit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16

The Bulletin presents all the latest
focal and feiegraphic news
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-16
THE NATIONAL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

batteries Rhuades and Buciow;
Hughes ana KitreJge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
JUGGLING WITH
...THEL|QU|0.R:|J.U| [. / J
No Longer Car Drink be Sent Sent
.ss} to Fictitious lS5s
Names.
MESSAGE FROM IN GOVERNOR v B N :
He Reminds the Legislature OF
Ss8 Mitch Import y os.Es #
to be Done. A
i1snrsc,o q 4rho Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to- Tho Times =, Dis Innts \, a.
,,ossed III blll repeating the old !,
dental ana ID lg Law and immctdla t ~
passed another net enactlng another. I'VE y! 9
similar "a from
THE sinciairblll prohibiting th : s sl1, !
nent Of liquor to Under y, ~ ssen
i'1 On motion , OF Senator IImpe THO vote
syan Ms'e oi |ne for ereetins
records was recons,dered .nnd v t sfp ip'ii
In sthe House the IAughinghouso,r e s't :.
luton calling on railroad e. 4, ~
furnish lists OF officers and the,t ~ 's1ttos
TS Yg fsouse y,assed M bill rcquiring er-
chants to give creditors ten days notice 2, {,
E6efore selling their stock IN bull - 2
lescntntiye Mitchell, introunfeu cnnm,I s.
$ sIoners to fix hotel rates when there y
There was deba e q ~ o,, IA
tba sento ma Matt Ransom and finally
the bill was re-referrcd to the co 90. ~
tee on and 3. y 4, ny this
peetca taa n, WI 6 so1ts ap
u" r;nvert,t,r Glenn sent to tho 81 .egisla
ture to-day measure IN 5, 3, !,
minds the body thu am the i efo their
With the revenue bill ton ~
Code otherr1iat gof vital$imnortinah I'M y Z
yot \ dem,ai,ding attention; tlpses IL NAT
action be1taken without furst!er {, delay !,
10 establsh Il strong bureau OF imn'iiEr g
ton. enact gr,aln y, y ,
beraof challenges il cap tal eases repeal
Ill diyorco laws since 1SS3 incren So W p
trse pena,ohh to o.
Snrertjnn Snf monument in Capitol So ua ar
10 Matt Ransom. tate p.,reha sing i I,g
agent 10 provided for, ~ J,
made for Hall of Rec ords ,n y 1lle V Y
Bin be Reconstructed, in con cllslon the
Governor ewishes for ca Ct islat =
happy return home and fut ure success IlS cfls
and fulnesS. si5 sg9SREs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
!. Property Transfers.

Richmond: George j.. Cary. executor OF Eliza
i, Hoppe and IN bis own right, to y. u
Street. Nos. 69i and $50, 81. 100.
w. r. Fleming and wife to u, "a. Saunders,
On nnrt Ha q bp9a street
wv. III. Gilman and wife to a llan y. Whar-
ton, 40 10 1914 feet on east Inns or Walnut
Street 15s io-1-2-la feet north OF Hanover
h james d. Taylor and wife to- Julian ",
Tyler, 104 feet on south lino OF West Avenue,
100 feet cast OF Birch Street, t0.240. II
Henrico;L s.. r; Cowardln md wife to M. y,
strlnger.. 50 feet on east llne Of Thrty-fourh
Street. 90 feet south ID Street: $1,000 /,
lima OF .nekerson Street, aa feet west Of
Dlakey Street, 81. t4l.
472-s acres IL miles below Richmond. near
Charles City road. $3.50. aI&
{ a. u, Woodbridge and wife to ". G.
tThurston, blocks 3, O and o., and parts OF
blocks 4..5 and 70 n James II. parton's
plan OF Walnut HILL sl7s5, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Schedule for Games Of New
Season Adopted. II
0cdSOII8 AuOPltU.

sA Especial ito The Times-D ispatch) @ Ss42t
tESMONTGO hERY. Man Feb, 27- The South
ern Of Base: Fall !s;lu6s held .,its
for the games Of tho season OF 1905 was
adopted N 9s, E5 5355s Il
M Contrary to expect Ions, tho case OF billy
Phyle was not brought before the Il meeting.
Ptyle was third basemans on the. Memphis
1893 pions.9 IA the close OF the season
he alleged that Atlanta PLAYERS threw games
to Memphis to beat Little Rock out Of tho
pennants8 II did not subatantiate his charges
AMI was suspend Cd III
! The most radical change in the affairs sof
tho league was tho increase OF this guarantee
fund from a. to 81. 900. " This will require
each club 10 g put up twice the amount OF
money heretofore deposited In the league
y An important rulc was adopted prompting
managers from hiring players on non, reserve
contracts. Among many q tho ma nagers AZ
hasl been the custom to secure the services
OF some excellent player for "a single season,
leaving him footsloosei at the close to sign
with whom he pleased This custom \. could
League and worked q. har lship on the others,
frding9 to the rule adopted to-day, players
signing q non-reservo! contract may DO sus5
pended and this managers heavily fined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Clarence Mackay Wins,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
TUXEDO. IN. Feb 1.-The final ~ ronh ht
( together yesterday on the courts here Clarence
III Mackay, ex.amatenr national champion 9,
4 ~ Tawnsend irwin. OF the Tuxedo Tennis anu
Racquet club. which resulted In an easy " VIC: 2:
tory for Mackay three STRAIGHT games iryn
wig unable TO play Irwin & played nluckily
Throughout and stuck to his opponent until
the last ace was wing n y the
4 Y Final round, amateur racquet championship
for tho gold racquet Clarence Il y
~ IN ( addition to "a special prize Mackays by
Yesterday s Victory will get n leg on the gold
racquet presented by Hugo Barring to the club
for competition. @ vs. AA24 Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
BASE BALL sCHE,DIlUt.LLl[..ElE!,...
Augusta Military 4tA!':;'l deny lem IL
Present the Come dy.

Especial f. Ths ~ Hoh 81 THE
mana ger; Of the baseball team Of the Nc
fAuglista Military Academy @ ANNOUNCES
the following schedule for the p coming Iflg
season. March 25th ppm; y, : Z ~ 3
April "a stannto ~ q Y tary
April sth,I Brldewatcr College on&A a. ~ NJ
APris i2th, Virginia l'tary Institute Institute
!. f 26th. killer's School at staun-.
April ed, BrIdgewater College on
Bridcgnwaters grounds ~. /, ], :, I. ! I, z,
EonEA. M. A. grounds, Va
\ May Eth Ca' i. N. s. Al Waynesboro.
Paul Leicester Ford 3 popular eome e. y
Il Il Tic De Aug l Military Academy Hall
Friday night, March Sd, 81 This Is q ex-
Eceedlngly Z clever play, as all kno W5wh 70
have read 1t, and tho cast OF the 1chnrac-
tiers Is strong. 81 In addition 70 the play.
There will 5be several side issues. KS
The nroceedsHof Intervening will go TO
the Athletic Asso citation OF the school,
which expects to put IN the fie o. good
viii Strive to win the laureis on he
diamond that the foot ball men did
on the 'gridiron." Only those men who
are regular members of the first team q, q
either ball ret pal are pr y
tho 2achool. FL 5gs3s 81;
The following Is A. cast OF the charac-
tiers ina.i'1lle Best Laid Plans:
Mrs. W'ycherly. ',8M Miss Willie Whit
more IS Ilel en- lYycherly Miss S
Maggie Bell n Roller: ii Miss Rose IN ew-
comb, !, Miss Ora es N Bell ;Ss. Mr.. ID Steven
Grant, 2" Captain Charles s., Roller Jr.;
S"Mr. George Grant, e S Professor c.! @.
Louis Brooks lord FerroI,,n''E Gan En-
5glishman) Professor Robert Shackel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
TWO KILLED. SIX Y HURT.
Refusal Of Girl to Dance With
| 5S Man Causes Riot.

14 Especial to The Tlnes-D Spa eh.) & n
GREENBURG, P As T eb. .S 27,----Anna
Onaffrey was Il the Il central figure ina
bloody battle at the Stricken " orks Ct
the Central ss Coal Company II Nd Mount
Pleasant township, Saturday night u
which two AZ men were killed and SIX
knives ii. The dead: 5'l VI ii. ~
ohm K oplSas, Jr.,,s p years old, leaves q
wife. I5SS3# M g8sfsss. h, M Il!
s. Michael Leshow. 30 years Of Id, leaves "a
wife and two children. Il 5is }57tt 5Sf
9 Of the wounded Tom Pollock may die.
Anna Onaffrey's refusal to dance with
George Lux esq, an unbiddena guest att a
wedding VI ton, started s3 q 81 riot
which IA converted the @ company house
where the dance was being held into a
shambles. * &{ 3.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
The constellation Cancer or the crab.
Fla. 3.-Appearance OF the sun during an
alsl annuar ecllpse,

which is just east Of Geminl, can readily
he traced out from the map. It is one
$of the fnintest conste llatons 8o q the IN,
Zodiac, and was hence called In ancient
times the Dark slgn and quantity de-
scribed as BLACK and without eyes. Yet
few groups have been the, subjects Of
more attention, for i've" ,,s
imagined to be III great import nce. q To
the chaldenns It was the Gate Of Men den
through 81 which souls descend ed from
heaven into human bodies, While ~ gen.
eral ut was considered o conste lla ton OF
misfortune and ill-omen.
The stars marked . and p 4 are both
beautiful doubles in n small tel escope,l
ana the observer should not fall to e <.
anime the curious cloud-like mass at ),
which, even In an opera glass, is seen to
be 4 ma sup OF more than 20 hundred
stars packed closely together. n s.
+ /, TO the east of Cancer is the beautiful.
constellation Leo, or8the Lion, the, vest
ern half OF which is often called the
Sickle. One Of he most remarkable able
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
s.3 LOSING o UT SAL II
~ At PU HLic AUCTION. $ss VI q
BLOOMIN GDA il, i ARM
d i THURSDAY, MARCH n. 4e05. q. q.

q @sSTtiURSDAY,$MARC ~ III 9O5y Ill
II ATf#511 O'CLOCK "A. m. ;Sss
IN Having rented t he farm, all personal
property as & follows will be q sold g3ss
1--we stockEl1le yen Mules Virginia rais,
Horses; 2 fresh Dairy Cows II pure Berk.-BE
shire Boar;;a1 good Brood SOY Farming
Ono; u FL P. Portal bic Eclipse
Engine a91 large smalley Lnsllago 4 and n
Feed Cutter, VI tn 35-foots carrier, nearly
now; "A Farm Wa CONS. "A cart; dc uble and II
single Plows Harrows; 81 new Disc II ar-.IIjI
row Cultlvators. Hay Rake - 4 double Corn
plantor; 2 h Mowers u lot II Harness ii Hoes
ii orks. Picks and $shovels a lot Bars md !!
singletrees. Dairy (. Machinery-,c ne En- &
i Babcock Test. / large Barrel Churn /
star Xix Cooler, g Cooley crean,er. Set
Scales Graia Ra
large lot Pea IIa y,p,l Corn and Fodder
Furniture-O One Herring So e, Oflce%
Desk For further in formation address Al
81 H.s c. BEATTIE e. Ss83
Boomingdal Farm, Rural N o.5 4, y
M Richmond. w. Eel ephones IN O! 1899. n
Feb 23 Ii; % 296:30 & S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
iIOrTRYNT'.0|.0.B.E
H|SC0|.A [ { ] | ( d
Young Corbett, Anxious t to Re Re.
tricve Lattrels, v illGAtteinpt
4 Difficult Feat, "
WILL MEET NELSON TONIGHT :i| ]
Many believe Little Wester' i1s'tii.
Has Reached End of Ills
Tether as Fighter. 8
~ M q 1,h,a, l,rlnI ,sputcl,.,

sss (spectnl Ito The Tnes-D tspntch. y 81. i.
8 SAN FILA NJ 70, CA LIZ Fob. q. when ~.
oag cerbeil antera !he rms , Wl, d; ,ast
font no other defeated sIatpi.o,,n has Eyer
successfully performed, He VIII ~ cndeaYor
to rebuilt lllats HIS status In fstiniia ~ beat
ing a. man who placed him r. MS
class OF isinrdocre puglllsts KAY W practically
Sknoekipg him ont ain thirteen rounds.
I'uglllslic champions Of other days NAY. nay,
tried and failed TO regain thelr cliain pionsmip
3laurcl4 from thoir con1nerors. . ouns
) C,crlj6tt he an exception To- the rule?
M Nnctynlnc out OF ionc hundred foiloWe q
Of Sthr glove events vii answer the question
Ii the eyativoS They belicya that Y he I'VE
westtrrer has reached the end OF 4 his tetner
as a fighter, md that several years dssl pa
tiot19 having left its marks on his
{Thc Denver hoy cannot hope to regain his lost
prestige from, d youngster NO rug geo. hRgres-
siyc ana conservative In his habits 10 y
son. W I, M "a I, "a
h,s I'D form and viii knock prize.ring tradi.
tlon ITO the Winds w defeating. the sBattl
one III says he 40 strong ana just az iast
IA clever With hts hands and feet M eve
i5o,l, iner, are known to- be III good condition
nd a rtlttlng fight Is expect Cd. , .
Il Nelson Inigis at II: Corbetts" Idea OF bestng
him, and says that he will beat him In Shorter
order than he did before. nelson 70 = si's.ili
farcrltc,4 at odds OF o 70 b.9 2SEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
MAYOR IN PULPIT U: ? i \, b
Remarkable religious Revival revival:
u in New Jersey z e own y 81
Especial to Tho Times; Disprat cn.l

OCEAN Feb I, b g7; Z; a = Z, 9
the sprtea q liz ee FIST
Church here for the past pas or f9ur
weeks ninety convert were
/ tSv salsx%months' trial or probation ny
the pastor, rev. Termination Corsso g !,
MAYOR j osephs n e. VA champion, Co y
men e., Harry il entlley y and sIIa rry u, Smith
and Post nastcr ~ SUTTON are .a mons
u the number who have pro essed CONVEX =
sIo who were yesterday recselYed l l
e3FChurch. g as5Sa vs. . VI. Z,
services Mayor Champion al peared In the
role OF p,encher. He occupleda me p p1,a
EpltYat8ithe early service for Y Dung people
and addressed . d slnrge! cong egntl TOM.
always one g, o s tn9 ~
smoke 3fcelingly Of the change q hea I,
ad He re9olesd res e sa,a
that lie had not seen the bet mt be- be-.
fOro, 5., II ~ . 4 II, Il,
of Ocean City, and who was am orlg = ne
probat loners along the same lines