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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-28

cars. She is not with her husband on
his present trip. She began writing at
2n early age, AMI her stories have had
much popularity. while her wide
spread philanthropy has earned her
tie title Of the "tAarity Duchess"
The duke is 1itty-two years Of age
and SAYS Il he We're a little younger he
would have entered as one of the com
pptitors for thN kaiScr'S cup.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-28

miSer. II. think this business out
thoroughly and tomorrow I'll give you
a decisive auswe yes or no.
s the man went away. and the next
day he returned. The miser said to
him:
- can't let you kill me for $1,000,
friend. I've figured it all out. and l
find that Your money would be 10 good
to me after l was dead. I'll tell YOU
what l Will do. though. I'll let YOU half
kill NE for $1,000"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
PRODUCE


tmchso, ocl. Nv hea{ wa su,aUS W., nI
aa9y ON WEI WSaJaet ID tat pGLlr%vI' 4 b"l
hlgner pIe's loI N'I@' ~, ~, Io9,e,' "a
cgmhCr opened a. aus 70 s''s l'"e' AZ
@AFN" ana sold up 70 %'s.,,..., .o
MIhnrdpuIa. pU'9lm anu Nu,,HbV a,7
ported receipts Oh L-aO 'lIS against I'''
% year ago. .i..,.l t,,t,.i,
sentiment lh lH' corn Pll ai'" , url,,n,,
as result OF wei WV4'",' ", r"I t'GIWui
2, cunhs ol 'ht cum ugl, ~ t,pI'S ,''T
inr RUSSIAN Cl"p IN a. l'Hu,. "' 6,'1,,i."r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Without Apparent Cause The
Market Displayed Great
Weakness.
FURRY CHIEFLY IN FORENOON
10 Afternoon Prices Moved Up Some
And Earlier Losses We're Prac.
ticaliy Restored.

New York, oct Substantial fraction
al losses were scored in number Of
stocks at the opening Of the stock mar
ket today especially iu Southern Pacific,
United steel preferred, PENNSYLVANIA and
New York Central The general market
opened slightly below Saturdays closing,
but Erie aud Pacific Mail gained small
fractions Great Northern preferred AMI
Atlantic Coast Line yielded a point each.
A rally Of about a point by Metropoll-
tan street Railway and Brooklyn Tran.
sit checked the decline, but before the
market made any appreciate recovery the
selling was resumed more vigorously than
before. Considerable weakness develop
ed In different parts OF the list Pitts
burg, G. G. Il ST Louis lost 2, Westug-
house Electric. l.. 4 y. Kansas CITY
southern preferred, Amalgomated COP
per, American Car, Locomotive and
Smelling and Leather l, l., q n. Illinois
Central and Amalgamatcd Copper lost
w. There were numerous other losses
Of point or more.
Bonds were heavy at noon.
The market stoadicd momoutarilv ami
Metropolitan street Railway, Pacific
Coast ana second preferred were marked
up point or moro over Saturdays clos
lng. Renewed selling before nom carried
prices lower than before and added other
prominent stocks To the list showing I'M
pOrtdnt movements,
Aggressive selling ceased after the
forenoon furry but the demand was light
and little recovery resulted
stocks moved slowly upwards IN the
latter part Of the afternoon and a good
part OF the earlier loses was restored
ReHdiug New York Central, Union Pa
cihc. Canadian Pacific, Amalgamatod
Copper and Locomotive recovered TO l'a.
Central Railroad Of New Jersey and
United States Pipe rose over Satur-
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
A QUEER ALLIANCE
Between Episcopal Church andOr.
thodoX Church of Russia Proposed

Concord. y. H.. oct S.-A number Of
the Episcopal Clergy of the diocese Of
New Hampshire have made prclim-
mary arrangements for the formation
of am association which will nave for
it's ultimate object the union of the
Anglican church with the orthodox
church OF Russia ana other ancient
churches Of the east Tho organi2a-
ton is the outgrOWth Of the Thanks
giving service at Christ Church at
Portsmouth which followed the signing
" the peace trenty between Russia
ana Japan and at which priests of the
Episcopal and Russian churches oiil-
Ciuted.
The new organization will follow the
lines OF the Eastern Church associo-
ton Of the Church OF England and
VIII have branches IN all dioceses of
the Episcopal church IN this country,
n the plans Of the promoters are sue
Ccssful
1t Is said that within the past half
dozen years the relations between the
Russian and Episcopal churches have
been growing closer but until the
THANKSGIVING even song held Mt Ports
mouth there had been no general par
ticipation I'm one service by both Rus
sian and Episcopal priests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
CONCENTRATES

Col Wall Is IN Bingham today.
W II. Wiley. a well known mining
engineer Of Denver. is I'm the city to-
day
The old Crescent property at Park
CITY has been leased 10 Ancll johnson
Of Park CITY
Wages Of carmen a. the Wabash
mine has been reduced To 800 from So
per shift OF eight hours
V. p. Strange the well known
mechanical engineer has gone to Den
yer on brief business trip.
The ore aud bullion settlements re-
ported late Saturday by Mccormick 4
CO., showed settlements for the week
aggregatng A6ll5o.
The opinion seems to prevail on
brokers row that the directors NJ The
New York Bonanza win levy an assess
ment at tonghts meeting.
The death Of pr. p, a, H. Franklin
will not interfere with the future plans
OF the Gold Development company ac-
cording to MI r. Murray, the resident
manager
A 1000 ton lot of tallings Is being
hauled from the Daly-Judge mill in
Park city for treatment at the zinc
plant at the Western ore Separating
company In this city
A telegram from the east conveys the
Information that VIM, r. Mucklow
president of the Majestic Copper COM
pauy. has returned from the east. lie
is expected IN Salt Lake soon.
A total Of 2.7i5,OOO pounds Of ore was
shipped from the Daly-West and silver
King mines of Park city last week,
The former sent down 100000 pounds,
and the latter 100000 pounds.
John Treweek, who has held the po-
sition Of general manager Of the sun
nysde mine In the Thunder Mountain
district for a number OF months past
is down from the northern camp.
There are persistent rumors ahoat,
backed by mysterious repairs 81 the
mine and mill, To the effect that the
Daly-Judge Ia about 10 star, ul and
we little doubt thut early next month
this property win be In full blast again.
Park Record.
At the Harwood the shaft is now
down $50 feet, and is Stll In vein mat
tor. which Is getting better as depth
Is attained, Inc VEIN seems 10 pt ledNH-
ed out from some cause near the sur
face, and as depth is reached the val
ues seem to be appearing, Sinking VIII
continue down 10 the 200 foot mark,
when a cross-cut VIII be run TO the foo.
/ wall and drift run east and west on
/ the vein from that polut-Park Rec
! ord
Manager Rood OF the Nalldriver was
4 d. f,ff N.s.s ..a
/ dcred operations a the mine disc0n-
| tmucd for the time being. He instruct
| cd the employees there no- TO draw
| their time, however as work viii be
| resumed as soon as Foreman Quinn,
! whose home Is now under quarantine
I ON account OF smallpox, Is able 10 get
out again The company held q meet
ing last week IN Salt Lake routine bus
| mess being transacted,--Park Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Control of Macedonia Finances.

Constautinople, Oct. S.--Collectiye
reports OF the six embassies regarding
the financial control Of Macedonia
were handed to the porte Saturday
The financial delegates Of the powers
are proceeding to t'skub
A dispatch from Coustantinoplc oct
, said the porte persisted iu It's UNI
yielding attitude In regard TO The
financial control Of Macedonia. Reply
ing to the collective note of Sept. %
from the six powers. declariug that
their decision 90 assume international
control Of the finances of Macedonia
was uualterable. the porte reiterated
what II regarded as insuperablc OBJ
iectlons TO the scheme. The dispatch
said the delegates Of the powers who
were TO act as financial controllers Of
Macedonia must remain idle until
pressure compelled the porte TO issue
the orders necessary 20 enable them TO
enter on their functions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
DISASTROUS FOREST FIRES.
Those Above Santa Barbara Are
Still Burning.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Oct S--Dlsas-
trous forest fires which started above
Santa Barbara last night are still rng-
Ing with undlmInished force. Driven
by terrific wind untll early this
morning the flames swept over a space
FIVE miles long and three miles wide.
extending along the foothills above
Montecito Summerland and Carpen-
terra. Fires are now burning the dense
ly covered valleys and the mountain
sides Of Toro. Romero Ward and Filth
ian oanons are veritable furnaces from
which flames are shooting high into
the air with a roar that can be heard
for miles. Smoke In densel clouds
floats over the coast. and from Ven-
tura'to Point Conception within a ra.
dius Of three miles from the center OF
the fire, ashes and oinders are falling
like snow.
The flames have burnt over 30 ranch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Arrested for BignmY.

Live oak Fla Oct S.-7John W.
Chasteeu who had been a resident of
Live Oak and vicinity for several years
was arrested and lodged I'm jail here
yesterday charged with bigamy. It ia
alleged that Chastccn has three living
wives. With the outbreak Of the Span
isA-Ameican war Chastaen left his
second wife who now lives In Califor-
mia, and enlisted In the army Recently
he applied for pension. His second
wife, believing him to have died while
iu the army had likewise applied for a
pension By a comparison " notes at
the pension bureau his second wife was
informed of his whereabouts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09

es ana destroyed houses, barns and
other buildings on 10 farms Hoy
grain, beans and other crops and live
stock also are destroyed, Tho loss to
the ranchcrs In buildings alone IS es-
tmated at $4,000,
\ vast amount Of timber is destroyed
and more is burning. Wires are down
and roads blockaded by fallen trees so
that full details Of the losses are i'm
possible. Supervisor Slosson and his
assistant with 100 volunteer are fight
ing the flames with little hope Of re-
strainng the fire I'm many hours. II
winds spring up tonight the many
magnificent homes on upper MonteCito
valley viii be threatened together with
the towns Of Summerand. Fereno and
CaTpentera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Killed Playing Football.

Chester Pa, oct. S--Johu $. sum
mersgll aged q years. q member OF
the Franklin football team OF this
place died I'm the hospital here today
from injuries received during game
yesterday Summersgll was rendered
unconscious hy o. blow In the abdomen.
lie revived and resumed playing Lat
en- he was accidentally kicked I'm the
head ana again became insensibe. He
was rrsufcltatod and watched the
game from the side lines. on the way
home he fell TO the ground and was no.
moved TO the hospital His death was
due to hemOrrhage
Summersgll was married three
months ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Situation a Little More ReaSsur.
ing, but the Authorities Are
Very Appreheusive.
THE STRIKE IS SPREADING.
Main Streets and Squares Are Occupied
BY Police, Grenaders, Dra-
goOns aud COssacks

st. Petersburg, Oct S-Gen. Trepoff,
assistant minister Of the interior has
been Informed by telephone from Mos
COW that no serious disorders occurred
there last night and that the situation
was slightly more reassurring this
morning. The strike is spreading,
however. and the authorities evidently
are very apprehensiye They are hope
full, however, that the st, Petersburg
workmen viii not be affected.
a serious development at Moscow to-
day MAS an attempt to interrupt rail-
road communication The rails were
tempered with a short distance from
Moscow, causing the derallment OF u
train, but there were no casualties,
The ministry OF the interior admits
that three Cossack policemen were
Killed at Moscow yesterday but the
report telegraphod 10 the Russ that
eight bakers were killed there yeSter-
day turns out to be Incorrect
The maiu streets and squares Of Mos
COW are occupied by police, as we'll as
by two regiments Of Grenadiers, Il
squadron of dragons and eight squad
rons Of CosSaCks
The throwing Of bombs at the troops
in Tidis yesterday evening, which re-
suited I'm the soldiers firing on the peo-
ule. appears 10 have been the outcome
Of a deliberately organized plot Ten
bombs were thrown simultaneously in
the vicinity OF three barracks In widely
separated quarters Of the city shots
also were fired at the soldiers as they
rushed out of the barracks but the
loss of life was confined 20 one Cos
sacks and one bomb thrower. In adj
dtion % persons were wounded.
The report that martial law had been
declared at Moscow is authoritatlyely
denied.
No disturbances were reported az
Moscow today up TO p. m
ORDER RESTORED.
Moscow, oct. 9.--Order was restored
I'm the streets at ii o'clock last night
1t Is officially announced that among
the wounded are five Cossacks, four
gendarmes and a number Of policemen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
MEXICAN BANDITS.
Eleven Captured and Two shot
BV Ruralss.

Guadalajara, Mexico. oct. s,--Eleyen
Of the bandits engaged In the hold-up
Of Manual Parades, foreman OF the
Buena Vista mines, and his two assist
ants, six miles west of Hostotipaquillo
lalisco, have been captured and shot
by The rurales
Il was learned that 10 men particle
pated I'm the holdup. The search for
tine other four bandits is still I'm prog
reSs,
The bandits killed Parades and one
assistant wounded the other assistant
and secured $4,000 which was being
taken out 10 the Buena Vista mines TO
pay the miners The greater part OF
the money was recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct 9-sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 9. centrifugal, 90 test S9s;
molases sugar ~ refined, quiet Crushed,
+. En-. poVdorcd %: graduated, $50.
Clnec-Qulct No. Rio Ills
Butter--flrm street price, oNtrT
creamery. lAH2lA official prices, cream
cry common To- extra, lIn2l. state dairy,
common 90 extra, l6in9pg western lml'
tatlon creamery extras, llql2 hrsts, II,
renovated, common TO extra, loqlW9i
western factory, common 10 extra, l5aiI&.
Cheese Market steady. state full cream
small and large colored and white fancy,
lil. do fair TO choice, lG,ullh
Eggs-Dull Western extra hrsts, 22d23,
do. Nrsts n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Entnl AntomnhIle ACCIDENT

Athens, Mich oct. S--Walter Palmer
OF Athens was instantly killed, Chauf-
feur Blake of Kalamazoo was fatally
injured aud Mrs. Walter Palmer and
her daughter Frances were badly
bruised iu an automobile accident today
two and ouc-half miles west OF this VIII
ldge. The automobile while travelling
8t good speed, swervod out Of the
road into a marsh and capsi25d Mrs.
Palmer ond Francis are not danger
ously hurt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
MExlcANs VIII ENTERTAIN,
delegates 90 Mining Congress WIN see
Ciudad JuareI

IIUINU JWNINF
,,i mo. r.,as DOT O DELEGATES 60
III .',i.,,, Mimi Corgr,ss i'm EI
w. t ,t'. r,ii Nav il.iS ,yill be enter.
4so '',,o ,rn tnr,,eI ranifal of Mexico
'''','u W. wy ne proeIon Ciudad
4s ~ ''t "a, w ,Si,.i,,n F}tv across tIa
1 i.i'l u, y1, Hr,., tV pIso srnarated
lgo p 5,., ,hjs ', a,,arioan civ by the
1l,S tlo,' , '','1 ANA cnnprrtsd with il
puu'iu"' a,'' tt,i 5,rl,,Ds and nm in
py tM .5, ,U'I' l "',i c,, 1ua was The
'e.l i,Ii ,"' .s sista, r,Iublic when
Can'tUl % t,,y g,. ,oi,int nrosideut,
hgH'Io J g.,, -, ,t,,,irrrion's army.
wa ~, ',,n,iil il'i a., ".hilb he made his
u''u '''D ,., i sin ,,ai prosarved. at
H''NN""' '''' ' ,r 80 ,,ir1ol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
'rintie Ore Shipments.
1eclnI Nnrrrsnnndenln-

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Utah. oct, S.--The ore ship
ments from Tintic district last week
were smaller than usual owing 70 the
closing down for few days Of the
Centennial Eureka mine the heaviest
shipper In the district The producers
were.
Bullion Beck. g; Ceuteunial-Eure6a,
A; Gemiul 6; Victoria 8 Grand Cen
trail 4, Blacq Jack I Mammoth, 3
Ajax. 3. Carisa. 9; Lower Mammoth, I
Swansea. 6 Eagle x Blue Bell, g.;
Eureka Hin dcase) .; Yankee Cons, q;
Godiya, 2. Total 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Negro Lynchcd in Georgia.

cambridge, Ca, oct. S.--News has iust
reached cambridge OF the lynching OF
n negro rs miles west Of here by mob
OF his own race. The negro had as
saulted a negro girl and had attempted
to assault another, who cut him In the
breast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
ON CHINESE FRONTIER.
Russia viii Station 100000
Troops on 1t.

Toxic, Oct. s. p. NIT is reported
here that Russia will station 100000
troops on the Chinese frontier after
peace has been declared partly because
she s apprehensiye Of the soldiers join
ing the malcoutepts at home and partly
for intimidation of the Chinese. It is
expected chat the railway obtained by
the japanese from Wangchentse
southwark, although IL will require an
initial investment of about l250OOO0
viii ultimately be a paying property
chiefly because Of the revenues derived
from the Neutai and Fu5han collercs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
An Enrthaunl,e in caIabrla.

AIonteloone Calabrla. italy oct. S-A
strong earthquake shock was felt here
last night and caused panic among tho
Inhabitants who are still suffering from
the terror and privatlon resulting from
the catastrophe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Yellow Fever Report,

New orleans, oct s.-Report up to s
p. M. New cases, TO- Total 10 date.
3l95,
Deaths, none total 10 date, 40
New toci g.
Under treatment, ZOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
statement by V. p. Fairbanks.

Mansfield H., oct 9-The statement
that Vice President Charles Fairbanks Is
building q home at Mansfield as "A place
Of residence IS Incorrect. The home Is
being built FOR William d, Fairbanks, his
brother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
LIVE STOCK.
ONLAIIA

South Omaha, oct. --Cattlc-Receipts,
T. qN, market steady Native steers. 3.OV
steers, 200li4 s., Texas steers, 2.Ijui 10;
cows and hcifars 2. o003. 60, canncrs ldoH
22O, stuckcrs and feeders, 2.joHi 10,
calves, 2,j0Gj.jo bulls stays etc. 2,o0o
3.1j.
lower Heavy. ls0dj.l0, mixed 3 hIi6.l0i
uehts, 5l0Q5.9; pigs. ij045.l0; bulk ot
sales i.9)Hj.l5.
Sheep Receipts 1860. market 10 cents
hlgh.. Westerns. j.OJd6.35 Wcthers, i,b0
q5.O, ewes, i2jQi.Gj. lambs, t.tbqt.sO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
wool.


St Louis oct Wool steady Ter
ritory ana western mediums &ado hn"
medium, 22d25; Gne lSH2l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09

OFFICE. STORE BANK FIX,
lures, and Show Gases. spcia,
Cabinet Work Satisfaction Guar
Bntecd. Harris A. Craig IS Mar
] ltet Street salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool oct g.-Close: Wheat-Dec
g. l0ld March, 6s 9Nd.
Weather in England cloudy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
SCAMP NEIL,
stook Broker, zis u. II. walker Block
NcNadn Stncks

Nevada stocks
James A. Pollock & CO., brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09

Schillings Best baking
powder isn't the only good
one; it is the best one,
feuf groesi Is,lus yeai ueasy u yau doaI likeM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
KANSAS CITY

Kansas city. oct. G-CBtte-Recoipts,
2l.000, market steady 20 10 cents lower
Native steers 4mNj.gO; native COWS and
hcitcrs l6,ul.7j stockcrs and feeders,
2.5OQ4 Is. bulls g.opQ2i5. calves 2.50dG.&;
western steers, ijqioi western cows,
0JV3.25
Hogs Receipts, 600. market $40 cents
lower Bulk J.nI151 2M; heavy, j,loG5.l5i
packers. 5.000jl5 pigs and lights h9o3
30
Sheep Receipts 1000 market steady.
Muttous. 4.Clu6. Is, lambs 5.6Odi =; range
wethers LjUdi. Is. fed ewes l.oONi0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09
ORDER REsTORED.

Moscow, oct. 9.--Order was restored
I'm the streets at ii o'clock last night
1t Is officially announced that among
the wounded are five Cossacks four
gendarmes and a number OF policemen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-09

Chicago oct 9.-Cattle--Recclpts %
g0. market steady 10 10 cents lower.
Beeves 3,G06.&; stockors and feeders,
Q iONt2J: COWS and heiters D0i,5o;
Texans 3GU4J0; westerns 3.2jU4.i5.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market 8 cents
lower Mixed and butchers, 5l1p5.IO, good
heavy. 5.35G5.70. rough heavy, 5000 10.
lights 100000; pigs, i.ijaoS0' bulk. 30
1850
Sho,p.-Rccclpts 5000 market strong
sheep p 1515 20; lambs 5.0Od72o,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
Issues Challenge to Cor
bett to Again DIN Gloves.
Latter Says He Has Made All
There Is to Be Made
In Fighting Game and Is Content TO Aspire
10 Become Great Actor.

Now York, Dec. 10.-Kid Mccoy, TO-
night. sent Il challenge to James >.
Corbett for IL fight, the terms OF WHICH
are to be arranged later. it being I'M
derstood that a new club in Delaware
formed bv Tom O'Rourke will offer
purse of $4,000. In his letter to
Corbett, Mccoy says he has posted
$4,000 with local newspaper as d
guarantee of good faith.
Mccoy says he is induced again TO
enter the ring only because of the un-
satisfactory termination of his former
fight with Corbett, which he admits
left 4 cloud on his record as pusll1st
and because he believes he is the bet
Ter boxer of the two.
James ]. Corbett, when asked, TO-
night. concerning the challenge. SAID:
Mccoy made Il great blunder III
asking me to fight. ! am an actor ana
nv ambition is to become great ac-
tor. | have Il 5-year contract ana l
would not think of breaking it. My
fighting days are over. l nate the
fighting game. ! made all the money
and got all the fame that was coming
to me out of prize fighting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
SPORTING NOTES.

The Ncspcr Boat Club will probably
make another attempt next year, to
capture the grand challenge cup at the
Henley regatta. The club will have Il
meeting, today. at which a motion will
be made to organize an eight to take
the trip to England, next summer.
a dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
from Cleveland, Ohio. says: For the
second time in less than six weeks
Percy G.. Hills. Friday, rolled per-
feet score of 800 in Il bowling game. He
accomplished the feat on the Calumet
alleys with City Clerk Witt as an op-
ponent. Both of Hills 800 games were
rolled in friendly matches.
La Sorciere. ar even money favorite.
Saturday. overShadowed her rivals in
the Crescent City stakes. fivefurlong
dash, worth $3.50 to the winner. The
FLY was off in front and set fast pace
all the way, and, though firing at the
end she lasted long enough to win by
head from Calabash, second choice
Columbia Girl, st. Valentine and Bull
finch were the other successful victors.
After the last race Bulfinch was run up
to $1405 and bought in.