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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Bonds Signed and Commissions Re-
ceived.

County Officers J. c. Goggans, J..
S. Wheeler. J. P. Cannon, and Os.
Wells have received their commits
sions. Supervisor J. NJ. Wicker eS-
poets to receive his in few days.
The bonds OF the different officers
have been signed as follows:
For Clerk OF Court Goggans, in the
sum of $4,000. by the American Sc
curity company.
For County Superintendent of Ed
ucation J. S. Wheeler, in the sum OF
ST 900, by J. NJ. Wheeler and a. H.
Wells.
For County Supervisor J. NJ. Wick
er. in :he SUM OF $1,000. by the Amer
ican Security company.
For County Sub-Supervisor Os.
Wells. in the sum OF $1,000 by F. H.
Non,inick and Cole. L. Blease.
For County Commissioner J. t.
Cannon, in the sum OF $1,000, by the
american Security company.
Sheriff Butrrd, OF course. holds
over in his Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
RED MEMS ELECTION.
Bergell Tribe Number "a Elects Of
fcers For the Next Halt
Year.

Bergell Tribe, No. "a, Improved
Order of Red Men, held its semi-an-
nual election on Thursday night with
the following result:
Sachem-W. B. Johnson.
Senior Sagamore-J. NJ. Davis.
Junior Sagamore-E. H. Aull.
Chief of Records-W. B. Thompson
Collector of Wampun-Otto Klett-
ner
Keeper of Wampum-J. H. Hair.
Trustees NJ. Guin, and w. H..
Hardeman and Otto Klettner.
Representatives to Great Council
T. o. Stewart, Jr., J. B. Leonhardt.
Auditing Committee l..
Blease, J. NJ. Davis, and J. M. Guin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Dividends Declared By Newberry and
Newberry County Banks
And Companies.

The following dividends have been
declared by he following named i'll
sti,u;iors in Ncwbcrry and NcWDerry
county:
The Peoples Nat;ona! Bank Of
Prosperity declared a dividend Of ?
per cent. and passed a very hand
some sum. lar above the legal re-
Qttiremcnts. TO the surplus funds.
The National Bank OF Ncwbcrry de-
clarcd a scn-annual dividend OF I
per cent on a capital stock OF $780,
600.
The Savings Bank OF Newberry de-
clared semi i-annual dividend Of 3 1-2
per cent. on a capital stock OF $4,000.
The Commercial Bank of Newber-
~ declared senai-annual dividend Of
i per cent. on a capital stock Of
S5o,ooo-
The Bank of Prosperity declared a
sen1i-annual dividend Of 3 per cent.
on a capital stock Of $4,000.
The Newberry Cotton mill declared
a semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent.
on a capital stock of 100000.
The Newberry Warehouse company
declared a semi-annual dividend of q
per cent. on a capital stock of $4,000.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
SMALLPOX IN NEWBERRY.
Two Mild Cases Reported-Board Of
Health Has Passed Compulsory
Vaccination Rule.

4 meeting of the board Of health
of the town OF Newberry was held on
Saturday in connection with the ply
sicians of the town. 1t was decided
by the board to make vaccination
compulsory, the decision to go into
effect at once. At present there are
two cases of smallpox here, both in
the family of Mr. J. Partlow Neel.
Some little time ago Mrs. Neel went
to Georgetown 20 see her brother.
Prof. W. c. Bynum, Of the George
town graded school, who was sick
with a disease which was said to be
chickcnpox. Some time after her
subsequent return to Newberry her
two children broke out with skin
eruption, which the physicians have
.:ow pronounced to be smallpox. 1t
: il? very mild form, however.
1t the meeting on Saturday night the
board OF health also passed rcso!u-
tons regulating the treatment Of
other contagious diseases.
\ notice OF the board Of health 5
resolution enforcing compulsory vac
c;l1ation has been published. Therein
il is stated that all persons must be
vaccinated Immediately; that those
desiring to be vaccinated by any ply
sician other than the public vaccina-
',or must do so before. the public vac
cinator makes his call; and that the
expense OF all vaccinations will be
met by the town.
The board of health assigned the
different portions Of the town to the
different physicians, but with the un-
derstanding that if the physicians
themselves desired to make any
change they could do so. The as
signments made by the board Of
health are as follows:
Ward 1-Dr. J.. G. McMaster.
Ward 2-Dr. O. B. Mayer.
Ward 3-Dr. J. NJ. Kibler and
DR.. J. H. Mccullough.
Ward 4-Dr. J. K. Glider.
Ward 5-Dr. w. G. Houseal and
Dr.. T. w. Smith.
That portion of the town included
by the railroad. Harrington street.
Goats street. and Boundary street
DR.. S. Pope
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
Mr.. G. w. Jacobs.
To .4he Editor OF Inc Herald and
News

To ,4he Editor OF Inc Herald and
News:
Please allow me a little space in
YOUR columns for following COM
mcnts:
You now have in your midst, Mr..
G. W. Jacobs, one OF Our neighbors
and one Of Our best citizens.
He comes to your town believing
Newberry to be one of the best towns
in the entire state of South Carolina.
While his move is great loss to
us. and such we deeply regret, on the
other hand it is great gain to New
berry and her good people.
Mr.. Jacobs has been in Our midst
since his boy-hood days.
He is self-made man, of good bus
mess qualities, straightforward in
his contracts, and a man Of much
energy.
We trust in this move, and in his
business as livery man of your town,
that all success may attend him.
Jno c. Swygert,
Peak, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
Reduced Rates.

Reduced rates to Columbia, S. c.,
and return via Southern Railway.
On account of Centennial Celebra-
ton South Carolina college, Colum-
bia, S. c., January 8th-1oth 1905,
Southern Railway announces the very
low rate of one fare plus rs cents for
the round trip (minimum rate 50
cents.)
Tickets to be sold January 9TH, 9th,
and 9th, with final return limit jan
uary 18th, 1905.
For information as to schedules,
etc., communicate with any Agent Of
the Southern railway or address R.
w. Hunt, D. P. A. Charie IN, S. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
TaE SUBORDINATE OFFICERS
Meering OF Town Council on Thurs
dav Night.

\ meeting OF the town council OF
Ncwbcrry was held On Thursday
night ior the purpose OF holding an
election Of the subordinate officers
Tor the town OF Newberry. The elec-
tion resulted as follows:
Clerk and Treasurer-T. 0. Stew
art, Jr.
Policemcn-S. G. Carter, H. H.
Franklin. w. P. Bedenbaugh, and B.
T. Koon.
Chief of Police-W. H. Harris.
Street Overseer-B. O. Epting.
Lamplighter and Janitor-Rial
Bates.
The only changes are on the Of
fees of, chief of police and street
overseer. There was no application
for the office OF city attorney, and
consequently no election for this Of
fee was held. w. H. Harris, the
newly-elected chief of police, has
served the town in that capacity be-
FORE
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
PORT ARTHUR FALLEN.
Japanese in Full Possessic;l-Report
Claimed to be Authoritative and
Generally Believed To
Be True.
Special to The Herald and News.

Special to The Herald and News.
Charleston, S. c., January 2.-The
associated press has sent out a dis
patch claiming to be authoritative that
the Japanese have captured Port Ar
thur
The report further states that the
port has been surrendered on honor
able terms by the Russians.
The report is believed to be true.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Ii nothing prevents, Rev. J. NJ.
Rasnakc, Cniversal;st minister, will
preach at S.. Philips school house
next Sunday evening, at 5 o'clock.
Extensive improvements are being
made in the c., \. & L. road bed near
the depot and for some little distance
in both directions from it.
The Clemson college students re-
turned to their work today. The
neat military uniforms added much to
the holiday appearance of the Christ
mas crowds, and the boys will be
missed.
Frank Davidson, in "Old Farmer
Hopkins" will appear in the Newber-
~ opera house on the night of jan
uarv II. Davidson has been in this
section Of the south before, and is
known as a strong and clever actor.
The company will be accompanied by
a brass band
New Year day was bright and beau
tiiul but the day after was "Blue"
Monday. It rained and drizzled near
~ ali day, and the Jew lnomentary
glimpses OF the sun only made the
contrast more drcary.
Mr.. D. NJ. Langiord, who has for
a long time been agent for the South
ern railway at Prosperity, S. c., has
bought out the interest OF Mr.. J. {.
Schumpert in the firm of Quattlebaum
& Schumpert, live stock and vehicle
dealers. Business will be continued
at the 'old stand" as Quattlebaum
8. Langford, where they hope to see
all of their old customers, and lot
of new ones. Mr.. Langford needs
no introduction to the people of this
county, having been born and raised
at Prosperity. We predict for the
new firm continued success, which
they deserve.
Emancipation day was observed and
celebrated by the negroes of Newber-
~ and Newberry county by special
exercises and addresses at the Beth
lehem Baptist church. There were
speakers from distance. 1t had
been the intention to have a parade,
but the inclement weather made the
undertaking impossible.
.Amity Lodge, No. 81, held a meet
ing last night at which the masters
degree was conferred. After the
meeting an elaborate banquet was
served.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF control Of the Newberry
county dispensary was held yester-
day. and The regular business was
transacted
Mr.. J. y. McFall begins his duties
as book-kccper at the Commercial
bnnk today. II him he ban?; has
secured IN efficient 2nl cxper. az
ce"n,%~:. N.r. Ncrai!'~ position 2>
.... 1890 .-..-.-.-..- i'.-.,. ,,-:' II.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
Death of Miss Eula Baker.

Miss Eula Baker, daughter of Mr.
Thomas J. Baker, of Cromer town.
ship, died on Friday last, in the four
teerth year of her age. The funeral
services were held at Mount Tabor
Methodist church on Saturday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
JUNIOR ORDER ELECTION.
Newberry Council Number 46 Junior
Order United American Mechan-
les Holds Semi-Annua:

Order United American Mechan-
les Holds Semi-Annua;
Election.
Newberry council No. 4o, Jr. .. y.
\. NJ. held its semi-annual election
Of officers last week with the follow
ing result:
Junior P. C.-S. C. Hitler.
Geo. F. Turner.
V. CIV. J. ConIey.
R. and F. S.-W. B. Jeter.
Treasurer-W. B. Thompson.
Cond.-J. H. Shirley.
Warden-A. S. Leopard.
I. ST.. Johnson.
O. S.-George Davenport.
Chaplai11-W. R. Galloway.
Trustecs-L. c. Morse, S c. Hitler,
Oscar Burton.
Representative to State Council
J. Il. Hair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

been spending vacation III -Ne"oS1i1'
returned to Converse college today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Edison, who
have been visiting with DR.. S. q.
Welch have returned to their home
at Johnston.
Miss Mary Lou Bowers. who has
been spending vacation with her par
ents in Helena. returned yesterday TO
her school in Pomarla.
Mr.. T. K. Elliott. Of Clemson. who
has been visiting the family OF Mr..
+ ", NJ. Simmons. returned to COL
lege yesterday.
Miss Lois Goggans has returned TO
the Presbyterian college at Charlotte
Miss. Estelle Null. who has been
wishing Miss Helen Goggans, has
gone to Marion to resume her school
teaching.
Mr.. \. D.. Gary, OF Laurcns, is IN
the city.
Mr.. Perry Simpson. OF Prosperity,
has been spending his vacation IN
Newberry.:
Miss Tocoa Game. OF Laurens, IS
visiting friends in Newberry.
Mr.. w. J. Holloway. OF Green
wood, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Susie Summer, Of the Presby-
ter;an college at Charlotte, n. e., who
has been spending vacation with her
parents in Newberry, returned to her
work yesterday.
Mr.. William Haltiwarger, of Co.
lumbia, who has been visiting friends
in Newberry, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Lucy Riser, who is teaching
school at Rock Hill, returned to her
work today, after pleasant vacation
spent in this city.
Misses Mary Gibson, Sarah Chal-
mers and Mamie Croner, who have
been spending vacation at their re-
spective homes in Newberry and
Newberry county, returned to ETs-
kline college yesterday.
Mrs. White. OF Abbeville, S. e.,
who has been visiting the family OF
Mr.. J. B. Walton, returned home yes
terday
Misses Lula and Maggie Werts
have returned 10 Limestone college,
al Gafney.
Mr.. Donnald Caldwell, OF Green
Vile spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Juanita Schumpert went to
Atlanta yesterday.
NIL. NJ. Bouknight, OF Irmo, is in
the city.
Misses Lulie Hunt and Maye Lang
ford visited Miss Isolene Wyche, at
Prosperity, this week.
Miss Kate Suber, who has been
spending the holidays with relatives
in Newberry, has returned to Col4rn-
bia.
Mr.. Oscar Peterson went to Co.
lumbia yesterday.
Mr.. J. B. Hunter was in Saluda
yesterday.
Mr.. Ernest McIlvean went to Sun-
ter yesterday.
Miss Lillian Fitzmaurice, OF Colunl-
bia who has been spending the holl-
days with the Misses Huiet of this
citv will return to her home On We'd
-, nesday
Mr.. E. H. Summer has returned to
Anderson, after spending the holidays
at home.
Miss Etherheda Steele, of Rock
Hill, who has been the guest OF the
Misses Carwile. returned to her home
Sunday.
lIr. Thos II. Pope lett on Sunday
for Charleston to resume his studies
in the Charleston Medica! college.
Miss Daisy O'Ncall has returned 10
Raruw>!l, a!.cr { pleasant visit 10 Mrs.
r. =. }N~:9n: G., Ce..@~c street.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

men for 1905 to travel
and collect. $1,000 and expenses
paid weekly. experience not neces-
sary. Self-addressed envelope for
reply. Address Travellers Dept,
S.ar Building, Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
/ ebalCn Items

The farmers are busy preparing to
SOW ahe1t. Many have not yet
tlresA.d, because Of the continued
ta,n. Let US hope for an immediate dry
-rc.l % shicn to complete the fall sos
ing.
Qultcs number Of persons from this
vicinity attended the Knail Fair last
Fudly Among the number we're
Nessrs Fred Rex. aud wife, Ben Weston,
aud.wiro. L p Lane, aud daughter Nellie,
n. a. Ringer and son Floyd, Clyde
Soutawic. and wife, Mr S,ansberry. and
Ruoy Ringer. Mr.. Cole, and Miss
il-s5u. Aud they all w-to caused no
lite iuccuysnieuca 20 reach home be
cause %! The GoNnpous Of rain which
Raatrl 81 streams, aud no doubt made
thom ai! wish earnestly for a bridge, at
least occrCoon creek Way can We not
hay- Is bnuge at the Ray fordf It's
much s-Iri.
SIS s.s, Rty arrived at the home Of
,-,. I,a..I,,,l,, y,riop "a.
r..u.-... gterc he yresides SIR Ray
cra.s toy Size purpose OF helping his
ptu.l-r aud family 10 move back with
him. q. 4rre they will MAKE their future
uoue. Toe entire neighburhood regret
O. .9.a tn,5 good family from its midst,
But hope for them bright future 10
She su.a,ucr state, Mag hsallh, and
peace. and prosperity bcthDirs and may
tlol4r,. ci.ut wh.c. IN the past, from
lime. 10 umc. has o'crshadow ed their
home forever more have disappeared
.rt ..-,......, ,,ic..i, .,,.l,.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Sheridan Items.

b. II. Wampler aud son Chas. VAN
plnr returned Friday from ten days
visit 10 Denver and other Colorado
poiuts.
Misses Anna Wsmpler and Ollie
Robson were among the Sheridan folks
who took 10 the fair Friday.
Mrs. Dr. Sells. Of Oskaloosa, Kans,,
hiss been visiting Ter parents sir. and
Mrs. Bayne and brothers in this neigh
borhood
Vim. Sterling who bought the Hough-
awout place is moving onto it, lie
formerly lived near Duenweg.
Mr.. Joshua Haughawous and family
are moving TO Joplin this week. They
will be greatly missed from th,s
nsighborh0ol
\ crowd Of neighborz dropped in on
MIR, and Mrs J. ID. HaugnaUo unaL-
nouuccd. Saturday night as a sort OF
. farewell gathering, as the family are
moving to Joplin. The party WIGS got
ten up by L. ". Bayue and was a roar.
ing success. The baa Gather prevent
Ell some from getting there but those
who were present na4 a royal time.
Josh was at his bast aud made fun for
tho crowd IN big cnuuas. Dan Nam-
pier says he never laughed 30 much in
his life which giye= au idua Jf the fun
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Blue Items.

Mr.. Box commenced his school at
Blue last Monday week.
Mr. n Robbins aud wife visited
their daughter Mrs. B Hall. She has
returned home from Columbus Kansas
where she has been visiting her sister.
Mrs Hall reports an enjoyable time.
Mr Rec, wife aud family went to Car
thage Friday to the fair. Carl Roe and
Ruby CrabtreR also drove down to
Carthage. They got water bound com
iug home that night. They had to wait
till water run dove so they could cross.
Never got home till eleven clock that
night.
Curtis Roe, Euia Robbins, Cur.is'
sister Mrs Green were wiser than those
others. They took the train FOR the
fa!r and got home on the eight o clock
train that night.
Mrs Sipe johnson had quite a number
OF her Jasper friends 10 take diuue.
Silh her Sunday week, Rev. Jones and
wife Prof S.nrrett and wife, Mrs. J. NJ.
R.bbius ard Mr. and Mr. Ehoads.
Mrs. Costley visited Mrs. RuG Green
one evening last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Charley Johnston
attended the fair at Carthage Friday,
BIO Blythe preached at Blue Sunday.
There was a good crowd out.
Miss Nrttic Costley and sister Bessie
aul Miss Crabttee al moved to jasper
Monday morning TO dress make.
Mr. Green and Charley Farris visited
Mr. Robbins Sunday evening also Mr..
Nj Roe and his boys came down and eat
watermelon.
The ground is so wet around Blue
that the farmers cent get their wheat in.
Frank Crabtree is up aud around able
60 eat watermelon
Quite good many from Blue Was
going to the fair bat SO ralo looking
they didn' 20,
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Dublin Items.
More rain, more mud,

More rain, more mud,
Arthur Johnston is at home now.
lie is digging a we'll for his father.
Jim Kincaid is hauling the rock Tor the
wall.
Mir. and Mrs. Gufy aud Kate Hyder
aud children called on Hatheld's Sun
day afternoon, also Uncle Billy Bowers
and }. c. Webber. Hatfield and Bow
ers played croquet against Guilty and
Webber + jolly game for Hatfield and
Guffy as they won tho two games that
were played, You cart do it again
Dick.
Mrs. Henry Hall engaged Mrs. Arm
strong to weave u carpet for her.
Lu Lucas and wife called on Sharp's
Tuesday.
This the second week Of the Duh
lin school is irogressing fine. Quite
a hust.ing around for the new books.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Dewey

Shool commenced Monday with Is On
rolled aud the larger boys are not able
to att ,nd yet.
Saturday night there will De mass
meeting at Dewey to talk abouI build
ing a church on the Salem lot. by the
overflow meeting at Sheridan Sunday,
it looks like church is needed in ihis
community Everybody come ont.
Mr. Carter noyed his household goods
Sunday TO Webb and Mr. Duckott vii!
move into the vacated house this week,
and will ndd several numes tn the school
register
Mrs Krieder ard two sons returned to
CaIthage after weeks yisis with Mrs.
Got.
Mr. Jones md family were visiting
Mrs Gof and Rotsch
Miss Hel5n Flowers visited her sister
Mrs Estey.
Mr., and Mrs. Ovens visited their
daughter Mrs. Rice
Mr.. and Mrs, Hoover have gone to
Kansas to visit their daughter Mrs John
Carter.
Miss Jennie Swing is spending We *
in the Territory with Mrs Wall.
Miss Crum Of Joplin is home on a
visit.
The threshers wore interrupted at Ton
Busby's by the Little drops of water
last Tuesday and have not been able so
continue work yet
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Blue Star.

Old Nj Knderiy had bad spell a few
days aud 1t Was feared for "a while that
he would die but no rallied aud is much
better at this writing
j r. Hull produced the biggest pump
kin On his farm that has appeared on
% reae il .many days. 1t t.pp, d the
team al S. pounds.
p Daiz was called 60 Rich Hill the
Uf ,i tle week TO unlock a safe which
hr formerly o"ued. The present oNnsI
los; the combination ADD was unable to
o9ec il. Mr., DayiseXpected to bring his
mother and sister who live at Rich Hill
nome with him for a visit.
School opened Morday in good shape
with Mics Gentry At the helm.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14

"a cold or cough nearly always pro-
ducss constipation-the water all runs
to the eyes aud uose and throat instead
OF the system through the liver and
kidneys. For the want OF moisture the
bowels become dry aud hard" Ken
nedy's Luxstiyo Honsy and Tar is the
original Laxative cough Syrup. 1t
meets and corrects the above conditions
by acting as pleasant cathartic on the
bowels expels all colds frSm the sys-
TEN and cures all coughs, Group,
whooping cough, LaGrippe, bronchitis
etc. Sold by J. X. Schoolcr
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
POULTRY WANTED

We are again in the
poultry business and
will pay the highest
market price for poul-
try. r. L. Roberts T.
Son.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Cnur. ofInsnr,nIn

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less and is often the
cause Of insomnia. Many cases have
been permanently cured by Chamber
lain = Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14

cAcnhsrlsjn's Sil,a 5lls9hSlS Ss0isss sshs,iy sRa
H,vsi isilz ELJ il nov. II may save life.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14
Letter List.

Iis' u .gcllimed letters remaining in
the Post Oalceat Jasper Mo. for the
week ending Sept II 1905.
LETTERS.
Willard Trout Seay William +,
GB WADE p NJ.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-14

STRAfFD Black Poland CHM
brood SOW, weight 225 lbs, underslope
in rigat eat. Liberal reward for inior-
nation or roturn Of SOW.
S. NJ. BUrTs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-20
LOGAN BESTS MURPHY.
WINE HuEhey McGOyern Beats His Man &C
Philadelphia Club.

PHILADELPHIA, March ia card OF eT-
oaptional excellence was offered 20 the patrons
OF the National Sporting Club, this city. last
night. and 800 persons attended The star
attractions were between Tommy Murphy
Of the New Polo A. c., New York and Phil
Logan OF this city and Hughey McGoyern OF
Brooklyn and John Lansing OF Philadelphia.
Lansing and McGovern met In what was
Advertised as the semi-wndup. They had
il out for six rounds at l22 pounds 1t went
on points MCGoyern had all the better OF
the drst round. digging his right into the
ISnsins landed a couple OF good left swings
to the head and he brought the blood
from MoGovernh face In the second by
t6ird With a straight left jab but Nc
Governs body blows akened him Lansing
slowed up in, the fourth. McGovern kept
and left jolts 70 the wind. The fifth round
was in favor OF McGovern McGoyern had
Lansing tired and ,gToRgy In the sixth round
About ten minutes later Murphy and Logan
appeared. They met az l25 pounds. u the
frst round Murphy led with a short lett and
then caught a stii left on the head Logan
ripped a hard right TO, the stomach and i1
rigSt TO the jaw. When Logan arose he
fought back desperately, landing four sue
s Sna gRR s blood SS h 1om h3aG rp6
nose. From this round until the finish Logan
seemed 20 have his man measured, although
Murphy swung after he was unable to connect
TO any extent At the finish Murphy bore
NOR marks than Logan.
The preliminaries were Of high order and
furnished some stlh Rruelling. The frst
pair were Eddie McAvoy OF Philadelphia and
Young otto OF New York. IL was easily
Otto's struggle. Johnny Dryer Of the New
Polo A. c. met INK Russell Of Philadelphia
In the next essay. The result was draw.
The third bout brought together Terry Martin
OF Philadelphia and Danny Duane, the New
York lightweight. Martin clinched repeat
eddy and was disqualified In the third