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The Washington times., 1905-09-11
Sixteen Year-OId Boy
Kills His Sweetheart
Declares That the Girl, Also Sixteen Shall
Wed No Other, and Then Kills Himself.
Tragedy Occurred in Public Square

FREDERICK, Md. Sept. lit is
made known here that Lee Weddle.
sixteen-year-old son of Grayson G.
Weddle, of Thurmont, shot and prob
abb MORALLY wounded Miss Nellie c.
Eichelberger, sixteen years old. of
Catactin Furnace, and shot himself
falling dead beside the unconscious
girl.
The tragedy occurred in the public
square when the streets were crowded
with shoppers. Miss Eichelberger was
chatting gayly with two companions,
Annie Fitz and Maud Davis, when Wed
die approached. He reproved Miss
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Evils of Divorce.

Bishops Doane. of Albany; futile, of
Missouri. and Morrison, of Duluth,
spoke strongly on the evils of divorce in
the United States. and a statement
which had great weight in producing the
adoption of the canon was that made
by George c. Thomas. of Philadelphia.
who said that an American Judge tod
him he dissolved zen times as many
marriages as any clergyman solemnized.
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Fell From Moving Car.

Attempting TO alight from a moving
car at First street and Pennsylvania
avenue. northwest. Priscilla Green. col
ored, siXty-two years old, fell heavily
20 the ground last evening and received
painful injuries about her hip. She was
assisted to her feet and later went to her
home, As + street northwest.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washington Street Railway As
s., 0on@ 90ss. S50od90 81. 0Ood905s.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
SIS So 5O0I112
Capital Traction, 10G145z. 2G14e-
Washington Street Railway, preferred,
16d92i9, 5s@92A. 4qS2la, 2d921a, 100G92ss
fbuyer go. 100692L..
Washington Street Railway. common,
50d423h. 50n42ss. 50G 4211. SOAPS.
Washington Gas, 25462ssss. 1n3ss27s. 25Q
e2S4
Lanston. 1ood15la, 10od151s. 10oQ15z, 1oC
@15B-
phophone, preferred, 500, 10049.
Greene Copper, 40oQ24ss. 400d 24ss. buyer
Co. 100G249s, 100l255s-
AFTER CALL.
Washington Street Railway. common,
1oa424, 10oG1425s, 10od42ss. buyer co. 50Q
42A.
Lanston, 1000 1914
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Herman Schreder.

When Herman Schreder, colored,
twenty-nine years old. ran 10 catch a
street car in front OF the Pennsylvania
railroad station yesterday afternoon he
did not gee another comingtoward him.
He was knocked down and painfully in
jured. He was taken 10 Ninth and +
streets on a car, and from there was
removed to the hospital In an ambu-
lance.
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CHOLERA CLAIMS NINE
IN RUSSIAN POLAND

WARSAW. Sept. lin the village of
WysOck. government of Eolhynia. on
the frontier of Russian Poland. a RATS
man who returned from Prussia and
eight other persons have died of
cholera. The village has been isolated
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LADIES' SANITARIUM.

Madam Adoiph, experienced specialist ga
male irregularities; successful; absolureiv
safe; satisfaction guaranteed: private hons
during confinement; strictly confidential: reg
fstered Hours 10 y. 10 s Phone Mad
l66s-R 1924 Argyle ave. Baltimore. Nd
se2-SOt
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DR.. FISK ElClN

Expert IN the treatment % r-fvcts efseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All cousulta-
tons confidential Medicine furnished Prices
moderate Hours. to !. to q 70 q
II 1919 dsla-tf
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

REPORTED by ". b. Hibbs & Co.. 1919 +
street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington
Stock EXCHANGED
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CANADIAN ANGL|CANS
PUT BAN ON DIVORCE
Clergymen Forbidden to
Marry Innocent Party.
WAS OPPOSED BY THE LAITY
They Nearly Defeated Proposition
Which Was Strongly Urged by
the Pulpit Orators.
WAS OPPOSED BY THE LAITY

QUEBEC, Sept. 1.-No clergyman
owing obedience to the Church of Eng
land in Canada can hereafter solemnize
marriage between a divorced person and
another. so long as the other party 10
the divorce is living.
This is the decision reached by the
General Synod of the Dominion of Can
ada, representing every diocese and part
of the country from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and from the American boundary
TO the Arctic ocean. The bishops We're
unanimous on the subject. nineteen of
them being present when the ultimatum
WAS announced Only eight Of the clergy
opposed it. The laity almost defeated
1t, the majority for the canon being
only nine.
The Washington times., 1905-09-11

Swift e. Co.'S sales of fresh beef for
6.s6-l00 cents per pound.
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Canadians Take Initiative.

The Canadian branch of the Anglican
Church is the first in the world to take
this action No other church but that
of Rome has yet taken IT. A strong
fight was waged In the synod for the
permission. as is now the canon law. for
the marriage of the innocent party TO a
divorce.
A convincing argument the other way
was the facility with which Canadians
obtain divorces and then remarry here
ard also the number of divorced Ameri-
cans who come to Canada to be mar
RED 1t was also claimed that there
was no innocent party to divorces.
A Canadian petitioner was instanced
who obtained a divorce from his wife on
the ground of adultery, and was virtu-
ally declared innocent He was married
10 another woman almost Immediately
and a child was born to them two
months later.
In another case mentioned a Canadian
persistently placed his wife in the way
of friend and so purposely facilitated
her fall in order to obtain divorce that
he might marry again.
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v. T. BALDUS. Md, Ph.D
GERMAN SPEcYerrsr

On Diseases OF the Brain, Nervous System
Kidneys. Heart. Stomach. and other Diseassa
Doctors service and medicine, s.. Consult
tation free Telephone Main s5i6 Southes1s
corner 9th and sts- nv. Hours 10 to 4
and 4 to Q. Closed Sunday. au25-o
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Following wer
the quotations on today's exchange:
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STOCK MARKET
WAS NERVOUS
Bear News and "L" Acct
dent Influence Trading.
MANY SELLING ORDERS
London's Activity on Both Sides, Buy
ing Canadian Pacific Largely.
Business Moderate.
MANY SELLING ORDERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE tone at
the opening of the stock market was
nervous and uneasy, with the market
sensitive to bear news. The lamentable
accident on the Manhattan Elevated,
while not in itself a market factor, had
an influence on trading.
The room was full of selling orders, a
good part of them being liquidation of
long speculative accounts. and during
the first hour prices generally moved
toward a lower range There was a
good deal of conjecture as to the cause
and the source of heavy buying by Post
& Flagg, who took fully $4,000 shares of
stock around the room in a short period
following the opening.
The heaviest purchases were of Erie.
of which they bought % 900 shares, as
well as stopping a large amount before
the opening, the transactions to be
based on opening price. They also
bought 5000 Union Pacific and 1000
Louisville.
London traded heavily on both sides
OF the market. buying Canadian Pacific.
Room traders were moderate buyers on
an idea that Government crop report
viii cause material rally. Government
bonds We're unchanged railroad and
other bonds quiet.
Opens Under Pressure.
The stock market opened under pres
sure. with Reading down a point and
quickly reacting q further. Shelters
YVES off q and Union Pacific and Anal
gamated Copper Is each. Manhattan
was sold down 11a The Steel stocks
were each q lower. The international
list was somewhat lower than London
all around.
Except in few special issues, includ-
ing Smelling and Refining. Canadian
Pacific, Reading and Amalgamated
Copper. business in the last half hour
was only moderate. In Copper. Smclt-
ing and Canadian Pacific, what was
considered fair support was in evidence.
and rallies in some cases Appropriated
a point. Union Pacific and Steel prefer
red showed only moderate response to
the partial recovery Canadian Pacific
to 154ss-
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NEW YORK.

If the remarkable bank statement ac-
complished no other purpose, il served
at least to create a suspicion that the
heavier financial interests of the coun-
try are arraigned the bull side in
the present movement, and hence,
though an absence of real support was
the most striking feature of last week S
markets, il seems probab that any fur
Their efforts of the bears to hammer
values will be seriously resisted. That
any additional substantial recessions in
either Amalgamated Copper or Ameri-
can Smelling or the Steel issues will
be achieved may we'll be doubted, in
standing of the statistical strength of
the metal, copper, and of the steel in
dustry.
The Washington times., 1905-09-11
DR.. SHADE

Medical expert and specialist in lung. throat
and catarrhal Diseases stomach kidney
nervous diseases. bladder, skin. blood sps-
cial weakness. and private diseases cured
promptly. Consultation free coz st. NV
The Washington times., 1905-09-11

IhOee timid operators that nave
worked themselves into a frenzy of fear
over the prospect of the flooding of the
worlds markets with Japanese copper
consequent upon the reopening of the
mines, might with profit to themselves
scan the tabuiation OF the copper pro-
duction of Butte during the current
year. which recently appeared in the
Boston News Bureau. and contrast the
duction of the Japanese mines last year,
or the year before. Up to the close OF
August the several companies operating
at Butte produced 226, IS, 900 pounds OF
cents pound. copper of the gross value
OF $35 100000. During the past month the
mines OF Butte mountain produced up
ward of Is, 100000 pounds of copper, or
more than one-third as much again as
the entire production of the empire of
Japan for the year 1904! In short. Japa-
nese copper is a negligible quantity IN
the sum total of the worlds production;
but apart from this the island empire
will utilize all the copper that she can
possibly mine and smelt during the next
six months in the new Korean coinage.
trial condition of the country still con-
tinues unexceptionable, and although
the financial district would like to see
a larger surplus at this season of en-
HANGED crop requirements. there is moth
Ing radically amiss with the financial
situation. Our cares are borrowed
troubles-rioting in Japan; murder.
bloodshed and incendiarism in Russia ;
but although they are purely extrane-
Gus. they are none the less real, for the
Generalization which they have occa-
stoned in the continental markets has
unquestionably reacted upon out market
and depressed the price of our securi-
ties Should the monthly crop report
show a satisfactory Improvement, as II
seems probable that II will, in view OF
the exceptionally satisfactory weather
that has prevailed throughout the West
and South. IL may be calculated upon
to impart tone to the market. and tone
Is what the market needs at present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06

So-called wandering pains" may
come from its early stages, or the
presence of danger may be made mani
fest by profuse menstruation. accom-
panied by unusual pain, from the
ovaries down the groin and thighs.
If You have mysterious pains. IL there
are indications of Inflammation or dis
placement, don't wait for time 10 con-
firm your fears and go through the
borrors of a hospital operation; secure
Lydia r.. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound right away and begin its use.
Mrs. Pinkham, OF Lynn, Mass, will
give you her advice free of all charge
II you will write her about yourself.
Your letter will be seen by women only.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
take the liberty 20 congratulate YOU on
the success | have had with your wonderful
medicine Eighteen months ago my month
lies stopped. Shortly after felt so badly that
! submitted 10 thorough examination by a
physician and was told that I had a sumor
on the uterus and would have to undergo am
operation.
Soon after read one Of your advertise
ments aud decided 10 give Lydia +. Pink
hcms Vegetable Compound a trial After
trying FIVE bottles as directed the tumor is
entirely gone. have been examined by a
physician and he saws / have no signs OF A
tiinor now. II has also brought my month
lies around once more, and l ann entirely
well. Fannie ID. Fox, Chestnut Street.
Bradford. Pa.
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wei, we had him, SAID Losao
"Iio was eneDsod 10y us at 5000 per
month He promised to submit list
of names to MS. Of men he could bring
hore next year. but up to this time We
have never hc,,rd word from him.
We had trouble an year nur nlen
were disappointment. When Alb
bott left / told him not TO look to us
for a job again next year even though
We had the team I told hin. he was
in bad rerute in this town and could
not play satisfactorily here TO suit the
fans ABOUT The middle Of the seasoa
tried bard 10 got man in his piace'
to manage gnd piay FIRST rase o.
fcred Henry cist $500 FOR Dick Hor.i.
Dick was dsad anxious TO come here
and begsed Leisi hard 10 be released
But Henry wouldn't bulge. We sim
ply coudn't get rood rianaEsr All
bott huig on TO mis- friends. specially
QLisley. That is why We dropped
down 50 FAR ir tie rat We didn't aee
anything ~ sight fer .ood menagel
next year 80 we deAdei to giv$ il up
C)oley viii be in Topeka saturday
and at that time viii maze the nrsi
payment OF $500 to formally purchase thr
team.
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that my son WAS a party 10 the plot,
it is so absorb particularly in the light
Of his previous statements that can
hardly believe that he made h. lt GER
'ainly is untrue
For several years J have made no
ctfort toward securing the arrest Of
Grove although having seen Two let
trs signed by ham admitting that he
alone wis guilty Of ,he Kidnapping and
begging cleneacy stating shat hc
wanted TO start life naew one ~
these letters he says:
I am guilty Of The cudaay lnair
I am 10 blame for the whole crime
After IL was over ! resreue3 my act
and offered 10 retnn s2i.oO0 10 Mr.
cadahy, but he refused 10 take ID, and
then I went 20 south Africa where I
ioiled TIE reh-l ARMY nnd VAS badly
Wounded, beng shot twice Then !
returned TO America and have re.
peatcdly tried 10 make pence with the
man I vlonged
II have feli duty hourd 20 re-.aie
from aeEceing not 90 prosecute him.
believing that this WIS msiter er-
irob eitnh, rie province ~ the state
authorities.
II depiore the continued publicity
which has been giyen tnis entire matt
ter for 81 has been constant source
OF anxiety and annoyance 20 ME and 20
an ne members Of my family
~. A. crDAIY"
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TAFT Party'S Junket Effect
On Philippine Duties

Special 70 Daily Leader
Washington. D. c.. oct 6 -rhc in
sesusa,ion OF the blg lifs insurance c,ri-
panics OF New York Just ,ow seems 20
have ba lsed everything else off the
boards. as an intercst sai er into pui'-
lie events II ecems to be the consensus
OF opinion here among the Leaders OF the
Democratic party who have visited the
capital if the recent past. that the ia.
vcstigation, SO far, has been a rank fail
ure and farce. They say Sat Chair.
man Hughes Of the New York legislative
,tvcsfig Hi1g committee H. making a
gIard stand play to tlie gallery AMI tho'
M Is doing It for his own oehoof and ir
the eudeavor "a make political capita
out Of II for himself and for the Re
publican Earty He wants to havd his
party pose as ,hc great snNiG1r Of the
people as,d that he t The prophet SO
far ne has brought out nothing TO the
'lotrlment Of tic companies iating ir
the misuse OF the mqney entrusted 60
their carc by the people WIN ht,c boush
life insurance policies. He has show d
simply that the companies lave ir-
vested the funds in their hands in 20
Interest OF the policy holders. as an.
Otter banking Institution would have
done When man deposits money in
bank he does not eNpec, the officers Of
the bank to allow i 10 lie ilie IN tho
safe or vaults of Tho bank The officer
inv,st il to make money out OF Il FOR
\ themselves and ;he cto,,: holdeis In tfc
same way the Officers nj the Insurance
companies have invested the money OF
the people 10 make mQaey FOR the policy
holders instead OF themselves There i
no sane man Wno believes thai a single
one o, ilie big lie corlpanies in New
Yorv is insolvent. On the contrary. ..
1 every one OF them snould quit business
today and never sell another policy, thes
GOULD pay dollar for dollal every OUT
standing polcS, The absolute integrity
OF such men as Mccall Morton and
Perkins Is beyond cavl. and 90 aol,
them up as marks for the llttle gin head
cd Republican politicians of New Yora
is disgusting 10 the sober and sensibl,
people who know ara realive the true
inws srdncss OF this se-cancd investiga.
ton.
he truth about this invest cation nei
much deeper than anything thar appear
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BALL TEAM MADE MONEY
Can Guthrie Magnates Fig
ure the Same Way Some
Ball Gossip.

1he Topeka Journal savs Thoma.
sh,afd and W. r Logan. 'ntn recently
OWNERS OF the Topeka yghae sox. msIc
pretty good money during the past year
according to statement Of thc httcr
hs morning
"ii VIII be lcss Than s. 600 he
said this morrmg. after anki1g some
fgcrcs The Park assoehu'n." he
,ontmaod which has its annual meet
ins tonirht viii find th8t II has made
uout 25 per cent this year ON its in-
yestmcnt'
'IIow much uisnoy did sou handle
dming the past yoar? no WIS asked
"a round sum Of $4,000" was the
rahy THAT represents .ocai gate re-
cclpts- our share OF foreen gate re-
cen,s, etand staad. bugsics and CON.
cessions"
How much Of thai lid you s'v to
outside teams us their share Of thc
gate receiptsg'
About $1,000 eas his answer
What were som expenses aarh
month";"
"Our salaries fe- the team avcrigec
about $500 per month. Railroad
fares and Incidental expenses made the
total cost Of running the teap something
over ssouO per monu."
SO some hgftmg was Hone There
aro four ard onc-hhf mcnths 90 the
,oason Four and onc-half times So
600 makes $4,000 rho sum OF $1,000 was
given TO Visiting taanis as heir eiiaie Of
the gate re eirts. Ihis makes 'otai
Of SIS. 600. The Park association re-
cesvcd about 81 POO for the use OF the
park According 20 this sneaid ana a.o-
gan's net profits would amount 10 a lit
tla less tian g. nOg Eut the two own
the controlling amount Of stocs ia The
base rdll park. 20 oxen rrom their ow
lsurcs IT, will De seen that they vii
MAKE over one thousand dollars each
Tor the season.
But there is something else 10 count
on also Dtrirg the euihe sea, on both
sheard and logan allowed theniselve'
salary for Their work The actual
average total salary list Of the team
was between 81 200 and tL.0o Ter
month. MIR. Logan said si5oo. So if
is fair TO deddcc that ;hey allowed
themselves about 500 each per month
DURING ihD playing season. These
would be abc.d S5Vv q iciev on sl.oCo
for lhe year fov iLir salaries. Add
,his to the S2.O0o which they say they
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TEACHERS TO MEET.
First Meeting Of Logan County Teach.
ers at Crescent, October Il. .....

The first meeting OF the r.ogan county
Tercherr association. lsJ5-l9O6. to be
hclG al Crescent October q. 1905
Teachers this SIS your meeting Come
md hclp make It "a sucoess. Tatrofs
c,me and become ncauamteo with iha
teachers IN your county.
Program.
Opening song, hy associit b.
Invocation. Rev Alpcr son.
Reading OF minutes. hv Secr"tny
Address Tho Tclchcrs } c. Haikins.
Gencrnl discussion
Paper How 10 vou Teach The Back
ward Pupn, Dim Brent
Dicnsslon Elmer BaNcr 'rhos. l<las
Noon.
1880 p. m. song.
Defamation, The Teacher Dream.
cecn ONtrecm.
Paper rhc pnty of the Toa,rcr Whcu
DISCHARGED a. e. wi,t
Discla~ion, Mrs. iavlna smih, T.
Anthls
Papor 'Hrpcss vs. n-usty prof v
A. MeNuy.
Discussion, ono Milder Bcrr Rmeold
Paper The Iaaucuce Of Literature on
Character Prof Henncsscy.
Discussion Airs. Mary Watkins Mis-
stella Moore
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How's rHIs7

We offcr one hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. =. }. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry ont any obligations
made by his hrm
Waldlng, klnnan a Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o
hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
lily. acting directly upon the blood
and mucors surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
ier bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
gipation.
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JURY fANGLE IPERP[ESING
With Justice Giliette's Or
ders Juries Will Meet
Challenges.

Lawton Okla. oct Now 'hnt ona
act Of thc grand m,t d'nha 1ss drawn
to- close attoneys Of tEe ciy ha,e
ill,en % tr,i mathius spen white TIE
tctii jurors are making spcciaiifes for
the spectators. But the end Is not set.
In The private qu1riers of savnnl law
oni.cs tadav mttor -,s have hecn founl
bcnlcd over proposiiiors of law rcliti.e
to the grand jury qucstiou 'rhcv took
n1trs. ;noy foasonen with themselves.
then They read some more The result
Is that when Judge Gillette icpins TO
impanc another siand jury hen get
slapped in tSe face with challenges
more verbose q,c-S scathhg and moro
deruncaiory than those that dcineed
him yesterday
'rbe ballot bDv.a nf Ten va;ne pre-
cmcts were brought into court yoster
They had been found illegal rhen tho
judge oticrc1 thnt the cou7tc commits
sioncrs rcplensa those boxes With namct
OF voters lr those precincts SIS shown
by the pom book Ffam this new lisl
of nanics now giind and etit iure
were dfuwn this aneueon. The T.. S
marshal is now out snbrocnamg the ncw
lNcaire and the hdg, intends impanelins
thsm oct 10. The present neiit jury. s.
( Is understood viii bc retained untn th.
1 close Of the civil docket. ana with .he
taking ur OF the now crininai docket ths
lrcw iur, viii be Installed Il is known
/ that tt the prcsc lt lime attorncys re-
presenting slcnls und'r crimllal charg
es have challenges 10 be present =
apainse the prosen, petit jury ground
ed on he allegation that IL is an
Illegal body having been drawn in "a
similar manner 10 the lately dismissed
grand jury II Is apparent hat the
/ Judge could do nothing less than sus-
stain the challenges hating already es.
tablished a precedent Ia the matter
what authority has judge Gillette for
destroying those hallats yesterday
What authority has le fu~ c.,ling m'-
other jury at this stage Of tie cours
/ lnt, ,frcgations that are being made on
tute. by the supreme court? THESE are
inrrorauons tsat arc being made on,
the streets today. and lawyers are CROSSE
ing words on them. Tho tension 's
nieh string Opinions OF other distric,
| judges OF oklahoma are nt var'auoe with
that Of Judge Gillette who IS rigln? r.
Is the prevailing opinion that GiIlctte's
conclusion IN the matter viii have far.
reaching effect Indeed all oser okla
bnna they are being awaited with more
Than ordinary interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06
MAHoNEY AND KELLY MATCH.
(By Associated Pressl

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 6.-Young Ma
honey and Hugo Kelly, the clever ring
experts. will meet here tonight. open
ing the local boxing season. The rep
utati0n Of these men, however make
the bout OF more than local interest.
They are TO meet at the Panorama at
1853 pounds. II the past records OF the
two men and the personal feeling be
tween them count for anything, the
fight should prove a whirlwind affair.
As semi.windup there will be a
bout between Jack Dougherty, Of MI
waukee and Dick Hart. Of Louisville.