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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

We still have some of those cheap
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

holds the worlds record as wit
ness of ring contests. He has an
nounced every important fight
pulled off in San Francisco and has
come to be looked upon as much
part of a big affair as the fight.
ers themselves.
o o o
Talking about quick finishes"
said the old-timer, 81 guess the
fight between Harry Gilmore and
Billy Myer, the 'Streator Cyclone,
can line up with any of them. 1t
was just quick enough to save Gill
more's manager comfortable
$4,000. The men met in a jerk
water town in Indiana a few miles
from Chicago. 1t was one of those
hide-and-seek affairs, with the
sheriff playing the heavy villain.
The job had to be a quick one all
around, SO there was no time lost
after the men got into the ring.
They had gone through the usual
formalities, the gong had rung and
they had squared off when Gil
more's manager, who had a ring
side seat, turned around and way
ing a wad of bills, offered to bet
$4,000 against $1,000 that his man
would win. The words were hardly
out of his mouth when there was
thud, followed by cheering. Turn
ing to the ring his eyes fell upon
sight that fairly made them stick
out. Lying on the floor motionless,
dead to the world, was poor Harry,
knocked as cold as ever man was
knocked. The first lead of Myers,
feint with the left, followed a
fraction of a second later by a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

No man in local fistic circles is
better known than Billy Jordan,
the famous announcer, Familiarity
known as Let 'Er Co." Jordan
has started more fighters on to
victory or defeat than any man in
the world, and although he is II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.-
Everything is set for the second
meeting of Battling Nelson and
Young Corbett, and, barring SER
ious accident, the boys will settle
their little argument on the night
of the 2Sth. Corbett has been in
training for the ARRAY since Christ
mas and there is no reason why
he should not be in the condition
of his life when he climbs through
the ropes. unless, of course, he is
all in and has plunged too much
champagne into his system to
make it possible for him to again
get into fighting shape. The boy
has been working like a Trojan,
however, and on the date the arti-
Giles were signed he weighed 1876
pounds, or almost 20 pounds less
than he scaled when he started
training. AS the articles call for
1870 at 6, the fat little eX-cham-
pion is not bothering himself about
the weight question. There is no
denying that he looks 100 per cent
better than he did when he met
Nelson in November. The clear
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

cross between a swing and an up
percut with the right to the jaw,
did the trick. Myers lightning job
lost Harry the big end of the purse,
but it saved the beaten mans man
ager $4,000"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-02-16

Here Is q chance to start in right:
Eighty acres, nine miles from Spo-
kane. all No. 1 soil, all under Guilt
walton, three acres orchard, good
well, living spring, small house and
barn, four good work horses, three
COWS and calves. 10 head hogs, SO
chickens, new carriage. new wagon,
new Plano binder and two plows, one
harrow, garden tools, two sets Of har-
ness, 20 tons hay and all household
goods, all for $4,000. Terms.
JOSEPH r. ROBERTSON.
and Symons Block.
Tel Main l2Y7.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BRONX BOROUGH NOTES.

The third Carnegie Library Building TO he
opened in the Borough of The Bronx viii be
dedicated on SATURDAY.. July -. at O'Clock in
the afternoon. The cornerstone of this branch
was laid on January u. 19o+-the only ceremony
of this kind at any of the branch library build
ings.
The building is rectangular two story struct-
ure Of brick, trin.med with Indiana limestone.
having two entrances, one on Washington
and one on 176th-st. The main floor contains
the entire circulating department both for chill
oreu and for aGults. The second foor contains
e reading room and assembly room. while above
this IN the rear the iantor's apartments.
There are also the usual rooms for the accom-
mediation OF the library staff.
The architects are Carrere & Hastings.
The opening exercises will consist OF
address by cne Of the trustees Of the library,
who viii formally turn the building over to the
rnunicTpal authorities. and a speech Of reception
by a representative of the Mayor The library
VIII then be handed back to the public library
authorities for adninia ration. and VIII be
opened for the distribution Of books cn Monday
morning, July -, at o'clock The library has
already been opened for the registration OF boF-
rowers since July IL.
The library viii have on its shelves 10000 vol
un.es, including part OF the stock OF the present
Bronx Free Library. which has rooms IN the
Congregational Church just opposite the library
blflding II is expected that the board OF di-
reCtOTs or thlS HDTdI4s pl NI4lti Atif ny r ID
wakeueace is president. viii maintain its or
ganization as an advisory committee for the
branch.
4 portrait OF President Roosevelt was pre-
scented 10 The Bronx Cadets IN the arTuory In
the Mckinley Building. Boston Road and 169th-
81 last Tuesday evening. II bore the following
fngcriDtion in the Presidents own hand:
with best wishes for The Bronx Cadets. from
Theodore Roosevelt
Major Guy TREMBLING. on a recent visit TO the
President told him OF the organization Of young
E,en ia The Bronx called The Bronx Cadets.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MAMARONECK

henry Darlington and family have gone TO Watch
~ ~here they VIII remain until September Is
MIS- Darlington gave a card party on her lawn at
orlenta Point last week farewell TO her neigh
bors. The young people We're entertained by Harry
Darlington his yawi
Mrs. Ambrose NJ McGresor is a Sugar FIrl y
H. spending few weeks with Mrs A H. Wheeler
or Mamaroneck who has n summer villa there
Commodore and Mrs. a. c. Bostwick have re-
turned from cruise 10 Newport and are getting
their yacht the Nergemere. ready for the ladies'
day reception at the Larchmont Yacht Club On
next Thursday afternoon. Mr.. BOstwick has iusc
had the interior Of his boat painted and decorated
lust on the main dining saloon he has established
ships arsenal In II ne keeps Il rare collection Of
rifles and revovers
Miss Cecilia LOTUS the dancer who has just re-
turned from Europe has le; sei the Carpenter cot
tage at Quaker Ridge. and is spending her sum
vacation there.
Mrs w. ". taswCN entertained 4 large party OF
friends on the lawn of her Quaker Ridge home
Wednesday.
c.. g. Holden and family have gone to Elizabeth
town \. Y, for the summer.
Reuben C. Brewer, cashier or the First National
Bank with his wife and daughter. has gone TO
Frontenac Thousand Islands, attend the cOnven-
tion Of tie New York State Bankers Association.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BRONX SERVICE POOR.
"Huckleberry" Road Caters to Picnic Par
ties While Regular Passengers Wait

Despite the increasing complaint against the
overcr0wded HuckIeberry' trolley cars nothing
hzE beer done by the company TO improve its
vice I'm Westchester and The Bronx. The service
is becoming worse because the company is giving
SIS extra TO picnic parties while regular pas
sengers have 70 do without seats
II frequently occurs in Mount Vernon and New
Rochelle that passengers stand Fl the streets IL
the blazing for twenty minutes waiting for
10 take them home while half DOZEN empty
are lEinE IDLY on side tracks awaiting the ar
rival NJ some party ~ pickuckers who 20 bowling
over the l.-e shouting ard blowing tin horns and
making every one excepting themselves miserable
CaGer present conditions trip over the ''Hucke
bern line Westchester County. instead OF az
farding any pleasure. means delay and discomfort
and women who have babies young children
wiz them. torture
The people who live along the Webster-ave line
N N@v- Rochelle are SO eXaSperated over the mis-
cradle service II The company there that they are
EerriuE up petitions. to the Mayor and
aldermen and The other 70 the State Railroad Com
--ssionerS. asking thst more 9ors be put on at
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NEW-ROCHEILE.

About twenty boats or the New-Rocheue Yacht
Club feet started yesterday the annual cruise
to stratford Shoals, Long Island Sound. Com
modore f. H. WaIdorf's flagship Saracen headed
the feet. Several handsome cups have been Of
fered to winners in the various classes.
Preparations have been made for big ceIebra-
ton 10 mark the twenty-afth anniversary of the
New-Rochele Rowing Club. The celebration will
vaudeville performance at the clubhouse on the
IN the afternoon. and Illuminated water sports and
a band concert and dance at night An interesting
between crews OF the New-RocheIle Rowing Club
and the New-York Athletic Club.
The old house in which General Daniel E. Sickels
was born and lived for many years was sold on
development OF the property. which is to be cut
& up INTO oul5dlng sites by the Sickels Land I'M
North-ave for many years. and was noted for the
large number OF distinguished guests who were en-
tertained under It's roof. II was sold TO John II.
Iren0r' dancing master. for $50 The newcom-
er will move It TO his property and fit it up as a
dwelling house.
Mrs, Edgar NJ Phelps and children are In New
port spending a few weeks with Mrs. Phelps's
Mrs. Delaney Astor Kane has recovered from her
at Morris Park and gone 10 Newport for the re-
The Rev. Dr.. George W Knox. of Pelham Manor
mas gone to Texas on a vacation
w. II. Donaldson, Of New-York has broken
ground for q cottage on Lathers Hill
Henri P, oflardon sailed on La savoie Thursday
George A. Suter is entertaining party Of friends
Caryl Coleman. Albert smythe, r L. Forbes. Will
lam Carter and Supervisor Fred L Merritt of New
Rochelle; Sidney A. Syme. of Mount Vernon, and
Police Captain Henry ". Burdend OF West Ches
Ter. New-York City. attended the Elks' reunion at
Buffalo last week
Walter F. Davids, probably the oldest yachts
man along the Sound. left for the Masonic Home in
Utica last week and expects TO spend his remaining
days there. Mr.. DaviGs was the first yachtsman
who ever sailed against c. oliver Isein. three
times the successful defender Of the Americas Cup
Peter A Murphy, receiver OF taxes, and his fam
ily are at cairo in the Catskiu Mountains where
they viii remain until August l.
charles j. Dunlap, assistant city Judge is spend
ing a few weeks at Ontario. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z Tseln cruising
the schooner yacht Emerald
Mr. and Mrs H Dewitt DObbs and family, at
Block Island until August l.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WHITE PLAINS

John J. Brown, president or this Village and sec
retary OF the Republican County Committee. is TO
be married next month TO Mrs Rockwell. of New
York City. Mr. Brown has been a widower about
six years. Mrs Rockwell Is thirtythree years old.
He has known her about four years The wedding
will take place at the home of Mrs. Rockwell. in
New-York and will be a quiet affair
e 3. Long, Superintendent Of the Poor. and his
wife are making q of the Northwest Last
week they were in Portland. Ore
Sheriff James s. Merritt is enjoying his vacation
taking short cruises the Sound. Thursday he
entertained Timothy Garvey, Of New-York and
Fred BEGINNER, of Mount Kisco-
Edgar X. Brown, chairman Of the Board Of Su-
pervtsors. is OF on TWO weeks cruise with his
son on his catboat, the Gavel.
Superintendent James ". Pierce's resignation will
be accepted by the board Of managers OF the West
chester Temporary Home October next The
managers have decided that for reasons best known
10 themselves, 1t would be well TO accept the
teSlBnaL0n OF Mr.. Pierce before that time His
successor will be Mrs. Holland at present s11pern
tendent Of the Bedford Reformatory.
MI. and Mrs. David Cromwell are at Fronteuac-
Where Mr.. Cromwell has been attending the State
balhefs . convention, OF which he Is OF the
Athea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. held
us us Etst midsummer meeting at Masonic Hall last
Wednesday evening. The Star degree was CON
ferred upon several candidates and vitDssgad nv
Two hundred Master Masons from various parts Of
the county. - - "
Among thOsa who atrepdad the r-1l,z. ,o-,--,-.+ -
g. LolILaIo ms week were ez-SherifI Frank c.
fS'hrIller hdward Schirmer. jr.. Joseph Acton Ad-
~ II1l LoI pr Harry Hitchcock and Frank H0ose
CCurL CIerk FRANKLIN MOntross is now on his an
i.ia4 vacation. de is spending most Of his rioa II,
the Adirondack Mountains ~ ~
FieueflcK n. Berges. In accordance with a recent
village assessor by the board of trustees 'Tba
pldVe carries with 1t a salary OF $500 i wear.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
ENTRIES At BAY SHORE.
Horse Shoe This Year to Eclipse
Previous Records.

The Horse Show OF 1905 promises to have much
larger entry list than any of the previous shows
held at Bay Shore; not only VIII many of the best
stables the South Shore be represented, but this
year the prominent North Shore stables signify
their intention of coming, and the prominent Man
haitian and Brooklyn stables Will send entries. and
from several neghboring States the association is
assured of a good representation
The Bay Shore Horse Show started 4 moderate
sized nejghbOrhOod show few years ago, but it is
of the prominent shows of the country.
The judges Messrs. Willing, Rives. Stevens.
Bell, Robert Gerry, James Marshall and r. X
BOOdgoOG.
One OF she competitions that is exciting much in
terest along the entire South Side Of Long Island.
the road race of tOUr-in-hands Tor the cup PIE
sented b. James Hazen Hyde. The rOur-in-hands
WIll from the entrance gate the South Side
Club, at Oakdale, and finish the Horse Grounds
at Bay Shore. The four-iu-hands are 70 be judged
for their speed IN covering the distance the Condi
u0n Of the horses arrival and the general ap-
pOintment OF the fOUr-ia- hand 1t is thought that
this competition viii bring the fouT-iu-nauds OF
Alfred Vanderbilt, and j. Campbell Thompson To
Bay Shore. Several local fOuT-ln-hands VIII enter
the competition.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs, B S. Clark OF South Broadway has gone
10 Richheld Springs for the summer.
J. L. Childs and family. OF New-YorN have
leased the Clark place South Broadway, for the
OF Company. travels back aud forth 10 business
at No 26 Broadway. New-York. in his Yacht Vixen
H. The Vixen Is an oil burner. Tie reason N-
ArchbUlJ built his Yacht was because OF the on
prcssive heat in the tunnel VIXEN he travelled b,
train. These warm days he cnioys the sau on tha
hudson immensely, and he finds that Il is very
beneficial besides
Miss Pond. matron al the Tarrytown Hospttsl
and her assistants will resign on Monday The
new natron has been selected
Wallace DdelI has leased his cottage. on Grove
St 10 Michael NIkkelBon. OF New York
Yesterday and to-day the Italians af ihig villa 70
celebrated the birthday of Our Lady Of Mount Car
mel. There was une pyrotechnic display In the
grounds Of ST. Teresis Church and TODAY thara
VIII be a large parade
an Sunday. July g. the African Methodist Epis-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
RYE.

Miss Mary Malcolm. of Newport, is visiting her
sister. Mrs Thomas Worrall wife of the rector Of
Christ Church.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cowles and family left this
week for their camp in Maine. where they expect
10 spend the remainder of the summer
Miss Helen Twaddeu. OF Philadelphia Is visiting
az the residence OF her brother William Powell
on Friday evening a dinner and rnarshmaIlow
roast given at the American Yacht Club by
Miss Eta Fleming 70 ABOUT twenty or the young
people Of Rye After dinner they danced in the
10 accommodate the large increase in its mem
clubhouse. which contains among other things two
shower baths, as also a large number Of private
most welcome addition as the other clubhouse was
entirely Inadequate 20 the needs Of the Players
On Wednesday. July i, NJ, and Mrs. Charles A
Gould entertained party or friends on their yacht.
the Neira The yacht left the Gould dock .
O'Clock in the afternoon. returning about dark.
This is Of series OF such entertainments
which they will give this summer.
The Health Board Of Rye has finally rendered
its decision declaring part OF the aruusements at
ed. This season account OF Glen Island being
closed this has been the only public resort on the
visited by increasing hundreds every week. until
the. property owners in the neighb0rhOod concluded
there too much noise for comfort and good
health, TO say nothing Of the depreciation IN the
value of their property.
Bishop Brook. OF Oklahoma. delivered an address
last Thursday at Christ Church 10 the Woman S
Auxiliary Society of this district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Day have sailed for a
months tour in England and the Continent.
Mrs. Life. of Rye Seminary, has gone for 4
short visit to the camp of Mrs David Cowles. near
Brunswick Ne
He takes the place OF the Rev D. Parker Morgan
who ia in Europe. DR.. Krkby for eigh-
teen years rector of Christ Church here, only last
spring retiring from active work
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
OSSINING-

=, Fa-mer Is The representative OF the First
Ti'-sl Church OF this village at the Congress OF
ISIS now IN session at Exeter Hail, London.
- -. 4-eF- and Mrs Wallace Il Finch. OF the
Highland Avenue Methodist FpiscopaI
New-York ---Ae opolo'
tbs -e.Slui lawn fete was given az the home Of
ave - IT ~. F. Anderson. il South Highland
NJ ~ nuFsday evening.
i+.---@s ~na-les J. Sherwood o. VV3fe--ave f- ,-is
Karsei rents ln Carlton, Ky
ave BANKS and bis son. Richard. Of Maurice
n,ei.ft''r-- - & gone 10 the White Mountains for
,saeea 'if1ng r Williams aad her son are al chau-
spepdi,a Ssrto and family and Mrs s. A. Allen are
--.fpnQ2cks 49, 'N'''p AZ Inc
dalsgLtsa.-- endent q Schools X II RYAN ana his
PfeetS-. are visiting friends in Arlington n J.
usnV - 4~s~ o. the Westchester Traction Com
frrlie. s W town last week locking over The local
-''.sseir, which, under the management %
fha fcltii 1atgIl. IS giving much beUter service
tenslor and hopes are held out that the ex-
Plesss.,.1s,, mo trolley line from this village to
ca future ga pSNeu lacI al me
village s5e s of trustees proposes 70 enforce the
hiies =, '-lai.ee limiting the speed Of auIomo-
bo1nn---srh niles hour within the corporation
"a II ss enc has erected signs 10 that effect
@N"ays !escing into The yilaEe
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Y0NKERS.

Now that summer is here. with all its intense
heat, The yacht and boat clubs are the busiest
places of all the social organizations in Youkers.
Ihe Yonkers Yacht Club has easily taken the lead
IN water sports, and has again begun the summer
series or semi weekly dances the club veranda
On July p the annual lantern parade and marine
carnival viii be held, and good time is expected
There VIII be twice many boats in line this year
as last, and the display is expected to be a mag
nIfcent one.
seldom IS a houored as Charles PhlD
Easton mas been At a meeting of the Board of
--ducdlIon heid this week ne reelected for the
sixth consecutive time to President of that
body. Mr. Easton's hard work in the board and
particularly as president has shown fruit and the
unTVaIled position held by the Yonkers schools can
be traced In no small to hts careful pilot
ing. Mr. John f Brennan was elected vice-presi-
dent for the sixth time also and is also deserving
or a great deal OF credit
A number OF Yonkers peoDIe were Draear+ vaa
IeFu51y IN albany at the wedding of Miss I,Oj:ise
<QeIlA NIntOn, OF that city, to ArTneI S. Hoyhead
Si q 1ionhers- Miss Mary P. Wheeler of Cherry
OISeA, was the bridesmaid. and William l.. Bruce
OF 4onkers, was The best Mr.. and Mrs Holly
Iledo nave gone TO the Adirondacks. and on their
return VIII reside il Schenectady.
The Garden School for bows and girls So e1,ccoss
IuLy coI1ducted Tor TWO years past. has again been
tendance ~
The Garden School is rs its name indicates a
scnool in gardening. Eaca boy registering is given
plot varying in size from 22X10la feet TO sxl2 feet
The boys do all the work. planting attending +O
ths growing vegetables, and reapng the croD
everything they raise is their own and is ia ken
IS Edward MahCney.
Next Tuesday evening the Monoctos we'll
known social organization. will have a moonlight
Nyack. wa 50 '9 iaI a.