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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03

Delegate Wilson Of the International
Association Of Machinists that the
Connecticut. which is now in process
OF construction at the navy yard,
viii be Il better warship in every wa!
than any ever constructed by private
contractors.
4 suggestion was made that Pres
idcnt Roosevelt should he appealed to
but this was not accepted. a resolu-
tion was then carried directing tho
unions represented in the navy yard
trade TO call Il meeting and make &
Joint protest 10 the Secretary of the
Navy. this protest. IL the Sccrctar,
CT the Navy fails To satisfy The unions
to be carried 10 President Roosevelt
New York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
ANIMALS AS SWIMMERS.
Polar Bear Can Travel the Fartheat
In the Water

Tv,o ,or,r lam o., A.. 49,. 80,
INN ~, Inn, ,,i.t..,,,.,, ....i,,; ~
..n,nd. ,n,,oI, VIII. H.. -. 49,
rnn,.uo,.ir,, -. -
,.,rtirn,,t ,,,,i,,.
nnrsr1 IN rroogi',,, ,'.n,d 49,. I'LL, p ,n
,,,o,tost ,,o.,.i,,,o,,t az
,o,,ro swim. II nra ,,,n,'-t,a 80 ro,,,
jIv is q ronl sv.in,n,ar t. ,,,,,,. ~, ,.,,.a,,
FIR ,,routnd ,h,, .iI ,,,, ,.o,t - ,I,o co.,
,lv Yrn >;oyn,.,I .,,,i,,,n,- 90. I',.,Ir,,,a1,
ms otto v.hi,I, ,,.o,l1 -.
,or.idorn, Ina ,,a,.f,..,,r,.'' -.
,,r ,rn Il, rnoi;,,. fat,i,. .,4,,,I
,,,i,nncrs
Tho rodents o,, - ,orco r,,,;,,- ,
nrisinr o,,,o,,r MI, ,,,,,7,,,r,... ,,,.',,
ic-. lo,,.rs nc I,no,.,rs ,,,I s,,,h ,n,,,, ~.
crs as souIrrcIs md rai,iijs ;rha 80,
mon housn r,r whom ho +nl.os. a. ,t,.;,,..
on river hanks ,s oimos, ne ,,,,",, -
home In tho wotn, os hi, no,,nt, a.,
water mole. and the same thinn nav No
said Of mice notoh,v ,,,n ua4,, shso,'.
MANY observers ,rn Of tho on,n,on ,hor
the squirrel does moi swim ,t ou hut
that by hopping an ia nnotinc ninco -,
bark ana uslnr, his tou rs coli bo
crosses the widest river When forci-
blv thrown into vutcr sn,,irrn,S n,o n,st
evidently. alarmed at the ,hounht or
trusting themselves To so ;rcochcrous
an element, and nj startin.. Sumo of
them will spring into the mir as if in
clincd rather to ty than to swim bnt
once well ailoat they paddle away with
such rapitity rs To exhaust Themselves
in few minutes. In this action the
head and shoulders are carried yer.,
hi%h ont OF the water while The rest OF
The body sinks deep beneath the SIR
race, in direct contrast To ihc pose OF
mares and rabbits, which in swimming
are l.ke an III ballasted ship, down by
me HEAD Like The squirrel, these two
animals show great timidity in the
water ana naturally 50, for their head
IS 50 low and stern so high that the
Si!giltost ripple on the surface sends
liieir noses under water and so browns
'icih' IN perfectly still water both can
SWIM considerable distances.
i"c runiii''ht family all take freely
l" me water except perhaps the wild
Shcrp ana the camclS OF pigs # ia
commonly reported that 50 Oucerlv
fashioned are they that ii they attempt
to swim they cut their tiroats with the
fore feet, bet this Is only an old wife's
fable. Whether wild or tame, they are
all good swimmers. but owing to the
shor!hesS of their legs they just touch
.heii throats with their fore feet ana
Deat the water very high. Many of the
iSinhES OF The southern seas are now
liiAAoitcd by wild pigs which are the
descendants of those who have swlm
dShofc' sometimes great distances,
from wrecked vessels. tamcls cannot
SWIM. Ihcy are buoyant. bill i'll bal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03

Suffolk & Carolina r. Il. train en-
route from Elizabeth City, n. c.. and
intermediate points arrive Portsmouth
1915 n. m, daily; returning leaves
Portsmouth. i:55 p. M, except Sun
day. Sunday, ZOO p. M.
Connections at Jacksonville and
Tampa for all Florida East Coast
Points, Cuba and Porto Rico.
Only line out of Norfolk operating
through sleeper To- Charlotte. N. c.
No. - arrives at Portsmouth daily
at 500 a. IN.
No. 80 arrives at Portsmouth daily
at $50 p. IN
J w. BROWN. Jr.,
Passenger Agent, cor Main and Gran
by SITS. New Atlantic Hotel Bldg.
Norfolk Va
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Merchants' and Miners Transportation
Coo Steampzhlp Lines for Boston,
Providence and Baltimore.

merchants' and Miners Transportation
Coo Steampzhlp Lines for Boston,
Providence and Baltimore.
Leave Newport News. via Norfolk
Tor Boston every Tuesday. Wednes.
day, Friday and Sunday Leaves for
Providence every Monday Thursday
and Saturday. sailing from Norfolk at
500 p IN.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
daily. except Tuesday and "Wednesday
a p IN. connecting for Washington
philadelphia and New York
Fare to Baltimore. one way. $500
ronno trip. $500. Including stateroou
berth Accommodations so6 cnis,n.
uneQnslled
Freight and passengers taken for all
points North and South Steamers
leave Baltimore foot OF i.ous lock
daily promptly a. o M.
Only line ruuuing a Sunday ncameg
uet%eeu Newport News and Baltimore
For further Information apply to
L. C. SAUNDERS, Agent,
Nowpcr: News. w
W P TURNER, G p. A
J. G WHITNEY, A D. STERBINa
% w. ct nj GeDl Mgr
General Office. Baltimore Md
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DAILY oEaVtce
FCil NEW YORK From
Company's Wharf, Nor.
folk, every weeA day, %
200 D m

FARE-First-class one way, $500,
ineala and statctOou. hcrtn ,nciuue5
Round trip. limit thirt: hays, sli,0U.
Storage, without snhsisteuce, IS.
Tickets on sale nj c. u q. RsilwsS
Ticket Office
NIGHT LINE sETNeSN
NEWPORT NEWS AND RiChMoNp,
Steamers Brandon and BerAtey iesye
Pier "a" $3.50 every evening paseen.
gers only
Steamer Hampton will leave fter N
daily, except Sunday, at IN acting
to Norfolk, ana at o III soins 10
SmithNelh Steamer Accumac All
leave Pier A daily, except Snnd-y. ga
3 Il. nj going to Smithheld and Aporv
2;3C p IN going 10 Norfolk
All business between New fors and
Newport News transacted al per S.
MI business between Ncwporf Newo.
Norfolk, Smithneld aud local pctnta
transacted ~ Pier s. foot u Twenty,
nth street
NJ. B. CROWELL. Gen. Agt.
II. r. Walker, Vice-Pres & Traf Mgr
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NORFOLK 6 WASHINGTON eTnAm.

NORFOLK q WASHINGTON 9TEAm.
SHIP COMPANY.
Tho new and pow erful Iron Palace
steamers Newport News, Washington
and Norfolk will leave daily as fol
lows:
NORTHBOUND.
Leave Portsmouth, foot of
North street ....... 6:00pm
cave Norfolk. foot Of Wa
ter street ........ SOC p III
cave OH Point Comfort. TOO p m
Nrrive In Washington -. 200 m
\rrive In Philadelphia,
Penn. r. r. 1910: 80 m
Arrive In Philadelphia, B.
& o, r. K. ............ "all:1O IL
rive In New York, Penn
R. r.. ........... ...... s'1:lO m
>rrive IN New York. B. &
o r. r. -. '1;sb . N
soUTi1BouND.
~ New York, Penn r. r. 1890 % III
~ New York, B.&C. r. Il. 1900 p m
" Philadelphia, Penn. r.
R, -. ...... 80. s:l1pn
V. Philadelphia. B g. o
r Il So7pn
r. Washington Penn r
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". Washington. B & o
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" Washington ......... $50 p IL
'r Old Point Comfort e.. -: 90 q IL
n Norfolk ............. SEQ III
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
Time for the "Gray Wolves AGAIN.

Mrs. Astor has reduced the New
York 400 TO 40. at one slash Another
cut like that and Colonel Wauersor
viii have TO fall hack on his star-eyec
Goddess OF reform for magazine mate
rial.--DenVcr Ropuhiichn
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Is a Pretty lively Corpse

For man who little while ago
was declared TO be an obsolete quaint
ty in affairs, Mr.. T. C. Plat is having
a great deal to Washington Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03

80 n. m. Daily. Local for Suffolk.
Franklin, EnpOria, Danville and In
termediate stations Close connec
tons made at Danville with fast
through trains carrying Pullman
sleeping cars and through coaches To
all points South and West.
''80 q. m. Daily. Local to Clarks
vile. Oxford, Durham and ,nterme.
date stations. Arrive Durham s:35
p. In.
80 p. IN. Daily. Fast Express train
Tor ali points South and West. carry.
Ing through Pullman sleeping car to
Charlotte. Pullman car handled
South OF Danville on Florida Ex-
press. providing In this way through
service without change OF trains to
Columbia. Augusta, Savannah and
Florida points.
1880 pm. Daily except Sunday. for
Durham and intermediate stations
Trainn arrive Norfolk 8:s5 g. III. and
5:35 p. m.
City Ticket once. s5 CRANKY stree,
Monticello Hotel.
STANTON CURTIS. Passenger Agent,
Norfolk. Va
4 B. SPENCER. General Manager
w. II. TAYLOE, G p A..
Washington, D. Q.
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TRANSPORTATION GUIDE

IN EFFECT OCTOBER / lyns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03

'Daly "eDaily. except Sunday
Ihe trip down the historic Potomac
lYer and Chesapeake Bay on the ele-
CANT steamers OF this company is un.
'urpassed The steamers are compai
alively new, having been built IN 1873
,uG IRE fitted up In the most luXuriant
manner With electric lights, call he'll
ln1 steam heat In each room The Ia
NtS are supplied with every iclicacy
y The season from the markets Z
#asi. ingtuL and Norfolk For tickets
reacr tiou OF staterooIns and ftrlhc,
'utoua .tion apply 10 IRWIN TUCKER.
Ticket Agent, Pill Washington Ave,
Newport News, Va. or to d. J. CAL.
LAilAN, Agent, Norfolk. Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
JOCKEY HILDEBRAND WARNED.
Crack Rider Refuses to Ride Again at Los
Angeles stewards Busy

Los ANGELEs. Jan. j--As a result Of the
warning to jockey Hildebraud regarding his
foul riding at Ascot. "a sensation was sprung
yesterday afternoon when IT was given out
that the premier American rider would not
be seen In tho saddle again this scnsou al the
local tracks People interested IN Hldehrand
took exception TO the ruling OF Judge Hamil-
ton ana Informed the track officials that the
Roy had made his last appearance here
on the top OF ths came the suspension Of
Jockey Lawrence The Judges were any
thing Dut satisfied with tho riding OF Law
renee since the meeting began ana Feared FOR
some time that the boy Nas under the infu-
ence Of several wei known turf operators
Lawrence had the mount on ben car lust
Monday and put 40 suspicious ride Yes
ierdlv the horse won with something 10
spare with another boy in The saddle and
an investigation hy judce Hamilton followed
Trainer fomlinson was ruled on for running
Nellie May IN shoes contrary to the racing
rules Trainer st Vincent was indefinitely
suspended for sending Tangible "a the post
sore and unfit Judge Hamilton said to day
that a searching invest cation OF several
suspicious occurrences WIS under way and
that u would probably result In further dra4-
tic action. II * understood % prominent
bookmaker viii withdraw AS result OF tho
Hildehrand controvtrSy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
BILLIARDS.
Hoppe Beats Mclaughlin on Final Night
of PLAY

Continuing 10 play both close and open
ball-to.ba billiards, william F Hoppe the
youthful professional last night defeated
the veteran Edward Mclaughlin In the final
block Of points Of their three nights match.
Tho competition was RI is-inch halk line
two counts in halk and the anal score was
poo points for Hoppe to aes for Mclaughlin
Hopes grand average for the contest was
+2S
Standing room was 10 he had only in spaces
Of q few inches In McLaughlin's little academy.
Fiftv-ninth street near Third avenue. before
the match began. and the gathering OF specte-
tors was largely composed Of bankers and
brokers' members OF the near by clubs As
he had done on the previous nights Hoppe
was slow in overcoming stiffness and halt
ing stroke. so that his opening innings failed
10 produce clusters OF any size For this
portion Of the contest Mclaughlin led the
youth on actual csrroms by playing delicately
and closely
Warming mp 70 the game Hoppes cue
worked out better results. beginning with HIS
eighth turn AZ the table. He held the balls
we'll before him in this inning, scoring Y
before he missed long draw shot Backing
this with ~. Hoppe went to he front for the
m0hi play and held that position to the end
In the fifteenth inning Hoppe worked ont a
run of gS. which was terminated by draw
shot
He executed his massa shots brilliantly
during this nun. and his control Of ,he ivory
globes was little short Of magical. n he COM
PEELED them TO continually gather in the
corner squares. The ciRhty-ninth count Of
this run was a palpable scratch Hoppe
found the balls badly lined and endcavored
to send the cue ball around the table after
carroming on the white The cue hall found
the hole around tho red but the white ball.
still rolling kissed the cue ball back and
pI fpd MNT lin
ing was rather poor although his cue work
improved near the end The summary
William Hoppe 20 ,. S, o5. J.. %. u. 80. II,
10. p II. as IS s. H. D. g. 10. 3. rs unfinished Total
BOO points grand total. 900 points average 10 20.
grand average. l42s. high runs. Js. 80 and 20
Edward Mclaughlin o. TO- Z. o. 3. I. 7. ? 80 al
3 t. :. q. q, - ~. T. =. q. l. g. Total 200 points:
grand total. so points average l0' grand average
9 Gs. high TINS. ~. 20 and ~.
Referee Frank Home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
At San Francisco.

san FRANcIsco. Jan. Sad Sam beat fast lot
Of sprinters. including MAnsard. Misiy's Pride and
Martlnmas. at Oakland this afternoon. Summary.
FRS, Racc-~SiI furongs @ocorito, iC2 NC.
Bride, p 10 S. won, dmo. ioi drawers. S 10 ?,
second, HpponN, ITO tBuu an. II TO l. third.
Time, i.l4 y The Cure, Sasble. Alta c.. The Stew
ardess, Golden Buck and II Bennett also ran.
Second Race Seven furlongs KarAbol. In2
tGrecnhcld, 10 10 /, won. Cinnabar lOS fAlaric
IS 10 / second. Haven Run, l0t Nv Davis To i,
third Time, i2si7. Siurlan, Suburban Queen
Abonltc Batidor. Frank Pcsrce. Mai Wells. WlstAria
Pcnzance Thomdale. Young Pepper and Keubllk
also ran.
Third RAne-sl1 furlonSs Robert Mitchell, 100
CTraNrrSi. To /, won. Sweet kiite BcllAirs. iOa
~ Jones'. 81 TO 1. second. Prince ZuA. 100 Hell
gesonl, N !, third Time. il4si. Glcndrue
Edna sullivan, The Rcprobaje. ElpaiSano. Bear
skin, NekA, Pearl Waters. Ben Eric. julia South.
Andvan and Ccdarhurg also ran.
Fourth Race Five furlongs sad sam ia
Sherwood. 10 l. won. Mansard. ia w. Davis.
IS to s. second MArlnmaS. lOa tKunzi : 10 l. thIrd
Time lOl3 Aisiy's Pride, Ses Ar. Sea Voyage
and Shaw also ran
Filth Race One mile and 70 yards-Augle. int
Davis. II 30 s. won Adirondack. 1Ot drawers
s 70 l. second Rens. 1902 Mcbride. 20 10 / ihird
Time l0'7 Trapsetier, BOX Elder. j V Kirby.
Frank Woods. NogoroSo. rchodorA l.. Young
NARROW, Hogarth and Morcngo also ran,
sixth Race Five and half rlrlongs-Prnce
Brutus. i0i 49, Jones'. II to 20. won Smithy Kane.
l12 w. Davis. : to /. second David Boland, ioi
Bonner. u 10 I. laird Time. o.. Squire John
son Eslella j., DUPLEX, PTickles and ApOlloma also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
BRTTT TO MEET CORBETT AGAIN?
Report From san Francisco Says Pair
Are 10 Fight soon.

Jimmy Britt intends to change his plan
again Y q despatch from san Francisco can
he taken as criterion II is now said that
Britts next opponent will be Young Corbctt
and that the pair will have II ont. II nothing
happens. before many weeks have passed
on the strength Of this Corbett has left San
Francisco for san Rafael where he IA busilv
engaged IN training II is understood that
Britt viii sdetrack Jabel White for the pres.
ent and give Corbett the preference The
California sports do not take the Denver
mans defeat by Battling Nelson as a guide
that Corbett has gone back so much that he
is moi able TO give Britt any kind Of an argu.
meut And there are feV. too. who look
20 him 10 beat Britt Corbett was not right
when he was conquered by Nelson This IS
admitted hy Corbett intimate friends and
he fistic critics San Rafael is across the
bay from san Francisco. and the fighter VIII
be removed from IN" KAY life Of the city
Corbctt intends to make amends and will
work honestly and conscicniiously for hlS
next essay With Brtr II he ia beaten this
time Corbett will be satisfied that he has ont
lived his usefulness ne a Achter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
Annual Meeting Of steeplecrsse and Hunt
Association.

At tho annual meeting OF the National
Steepechase and Hunt Association. held IN
the Office OF the association at Windsor Ar
cade yesterday. August Belmont. J G Fol-
lansbee. Clarence II Mackay and F. V R.
Thayer we're elected stewards to succeed
themselves for three years. or until their
Successors shall have been elected at the
annual meeting in zoos. A. the meeting OF
the stewards. which followed the annual
meeting, the following stewards were elected
the executive committee for leo5 $ S How
land. K c Hopper. II J Morris. J + Cowdln.
j g. folansbee, a S Page. J T. Widener.
win August Belmont and j II Alexander
members eN-oftlcio
\ committee on rules. consisting or s g.
Rowland. II $ Page and J Morris. was
also appointed, with }. b. Cowdin H. J
Morris and J + Nidepcr a committee on
licenses Of trainers and jockeys. The appli-
cation Of he Country Club or Brookline
Mass. for the week OF Monday June 10 10
saturday. June Il. both DAYS inclusive for
its annual race meeting under the rules Of
the National Steepechase and HUNT Asso-
citation was granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
AUTOIST TALKS or YACHTING.
Sir Thomas Dewnr Says Sir Thomas Upton
socks DcsiEncr 10 LIT Cmp.

Sir Thomas Dewar who is well known ns
an automobile enthusiast arrived here yea
rer1ay on board the Steamship Graf Wal
dersee He has come TO witness the big motor
ssces to be held at Ormond the weak II
Jan % When seen ~ the pier he talked Of
nutomobinnE and yachting. Just before
the steamer sailed be received this telegram
from SIR Thomas Upton
ST. Thomas p Vrr1r
Best wishes for Pheasant voyage across the
Atlantic and good time IN Tho States Remember
me klndy 10 ~ many american friends Of mine
whom am sure son VIII meet II lou receive
tenth part OF the hospitality experienced az their
hands
You will be Killed with Kindness No country
10 tnc world can equal America In warmth OF vel
come and open handed hospitality
THOMAS J. LIFroN
The two Sir Thoma q aimed together re.
Gently and the Scotch Knight. Sir Thomas
Dewar. SAYS the irish blronci s stl intent
on plans 10 IN he Americas CUP Sir
Thomas Dewar said: sir lholnas Upton is
now irving 10 lind designer 10 take George
L. Watson's place, and he has not given ~
hopes o! taking the Clp across tho Atlantic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06

That the sports viii not tolerate anything
bur the best ia fighting at Hot SPRING. Ark
was demonstrated on lnst Wednesday night
iu The co-rornd boat between Chrisiy VIII
lams of Memphis and. Kid Ashe Of Cincln-
mai lhe pair met ia ono of the most list
less bouts decided IN some tim" They were
urged TO 20 No and mix IL up several tunes
hut refused go do so The referee allowed
the boxers 10 hnsh out the amir. and when
IL was over called n no contest rhe
crowd Cheered the reieree's action and Kissed
the boxers, The preliminary bout how
ever was extremely lively KID Wedge Of
Milwaukee and Nit Kenny OF st. Louis came
together for ten rounds They mixed Il up
With good deal OF ginger and made a bit
The outcome was draw and the decision
was warmly received. .~.u ---------
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
ENTRIES FOR BIG HANDICAPS.
NEARLY an CR4CK HORSES ~
TRAINING NOMINATED.
Suburban Has List OF Forty-ilGe Carr
dldates. while The bright Oh Has IlnS-
one Brooklyn suffers From Early
Date-Maii Entries Yet 10 Come.

The entries for the Brooalyn. Brighton and
Suburban handicaps received fp ia clock
yesterday afternoon WIRE madc public lest
night. II Is expected That tho lists will be
increased materially when the mails from
California and Other points Wcst have come
In. But so far thirty-cght horses have been
named for the Brooklyn and nfty.one for the
Brighton. while forty-nino have been noni-
mated for the Suburban
owing to the fact that the Brooklyn will DO
run much earlier this year than formerly
there Is a noticeable absence Of three year
Odds in the list sent out By Secretary Rehber-
ger. n. p whitney has entered his crack
hies Artnil. Tanya and Sandria. while
James II Keene has named Sysonby and
Wild Mint hut beyond these there are no
apparently high class three-ycar-o Tho
four-year old division Is well represented by
August Belmonts Bedame. s = Browns
Broomstck John A. brakes Ort Wells. l. r
Thonass Stalwart and James keenes
Delhi. or the older horses. l. r Ihomass
Hermis. the Waldeck Stables The Pi,bet.
T. T. Smathers's McChesney, August Bel
mont's Lord Of tho Valc. w b. Leeds 8 Major
Daingerheld. c. r. Rowe's Colonial Girl and
First Mason. and the Western champion
three yenr old OF Inst season. English Lad
irish Lad has not been nominated fo the
Brooklyn, probably because Trainer Rogers
docs not believe that he can get the Candle
mas horse ready for such an early race. but
he has been entered in the Suburban. tho
others OF the Older division being Hermis.
Bad News. First Mason Lord of the Vale.
McChesney. Alan-a-Dale. Major Danger
field and Atrirandcr. ~ OF the four-year-
the Suburban. while the same may be snid Of
OF the thieP-vedr-olds with OseHu and Bed
ouin oiable additions ia the Suburban. The
entries for the handicaps received so lar are
Hs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06

SkN FRtNclsco. Jan : Because he took
money for being wallopned by -Iongshore.
man Casey Ia foIt in Mechanics Pavilion
last week. sam Berger the noted heavy.
weight is now TO lose his m membership in
the Olympic Club II is not the first time
that Berger has been Ia disfayor with his club
Hnd for several months his resignation has
been IN the hands Of the directors When
Nergor helped ~ tho training % Fitzsimmons
in rie fFht with Gardner. ne was reported as
having received money for his work and
his expulsion from the rauk- ~ the Olympic
was then considered Through the inter
veniion NJ friends he was allowed 10 remain
in the club hut was asked to file his res ignation
Witch was 10 be ucted upon m any time that
tho directors Thought that he had offended
further. Next Friday night Berger viii be
dropped from the club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
Ryan and Melody to BOX for & nix Purse.

Buddy RYAN or Chicago and Honey %
Melody ar New England who is looked upon
es tho real weltcrweight champion have
been matched 10 box fifteen rounds before
the newly organized Commercial 4 C. Of St
Louis on Jan 10. The club guarantees
purse nj 81, 800. OF 70 per cent OF the gate
receipts IN the event OF the rctetpts amount
inc 70 more than s. 900 This is regarded as
Il libes n inducemelt for ~ Louis bur the
promoters feel sangitne OF drawing a large
house. AZ the principals are we'll known in the
West Both are hard hitters and have a
rapid, aggressive style. This viii be their
second meeting Melody being returned the
winner the last time they met,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
CROKERS HORSES BARRED.
Jockey Club stewards Refuse IN Arow
Them TO he Trained at Newmarket

spfeldI Cl6Ie Dfspa'th 70 THR Srh
NEWMARKET. England. jan : Tho Jockey
Club has refused 20 grant permission for the
horses which Richard Croker recently pur-
chased in Ireland TO train ~ Newmarket
As usual the club gave no reasons for us nc
ton II wrote 70 j. r. Brewer Of the Heath
House. Newmarket, with whom M Croker
had placed three OF his Irish horses for train
ing. that ne would not be permitted to train
them there The horses are still at New
mnrAar