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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
Seventy-five Years Ago.

The Episcopal diocese OF Alabama
vas organized at Mobile,
A large fire at Constantinople was
extinguished by the crew from an En-
Glish ship.
The Emperor of Morocco demanded
&n annual tribute from the towns of
Bremen and Hamburg.
General Bolivar resigned all OF his
military and political offices.
The Provincial Parliament Of Lower
Canada opened at Quebec.
Father Mathew, an Irish priest, an
nounced he had administered the total
abstinence pledge to 100000 people
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

has been dissolved as much corrosive
sublimate (bichloride of mercury as
it viii hold. Inject this with syr-
inge into the cracks of a wall and
floors and spray infested" furniture
with it behind and under upholstered
seats, etc. Take one room at time,
being careful to have no fire or artiti-
cial light about, and shut the room up
closely for eight hours. The process
may have to be repeated once a month
for perhaps three months if the infiic
ton be grievous, but if faithfully done
It is sure death 10 all yermin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
Cleaning Art Shades.

Before being washed colored coun-
terpanes and art muslin shades should
be soaked for 10 minutes in cold wa
tar. to which add one eupful Of salt to
each bucket. using just sufficient &c
cover them; then wiring tight and wash
in the usual manner Treated in this
way they viii retain their original
brightness till worn out To insure
complete success the articles should
be soaked in Ike manner previous TO
the arst three washings.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
The Hands,

hands in soap-suds with soft soap
without injury TO the skin, If the hands
are dipped in vinegar or lemon-juice
Immediately after. The acids destroy
the corrosive effects of the alkali, and
make the hands soft and white In
dian meal and vinegar or lemon juice
used on the hands when roughene2 By
cold or labor will heal n soften them
Rub the hands in this. and theI wash
of thoroughly and rub in glycerine
Those who suffer from chapped hands
in the winter will find this very com
forting.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

that he had acquired all rights OF
ownership. The custom is mentioned
in several places in the Bible; for in
stance. in Psalms tx, 8. where the
phrase, over Edom will l cast out
my SHOE" is employed to mean that
by this method will ownership be as
serted Few who do it probably know
why they cast shoe after the newly
married, but in this ancient custom is
its origin found.-Answers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

Casting a shoe after newly mar
ried couple is one of the oldest Gus
toms that still cling TO the fabric Of
this up-to-date life. Centuries ago
nav. thousands Of years ago-it was
one of the means employed by the peo-
pie Of antiquity 10 indicate ownership.
When a piece of land was purchased
or given TO one. or man acquired
ownership of house. a COW. or took
unto himself wife il was the estab-
iished custom 10 cast a shoe over the
land. the building. the animal or the
woman, thus asserting 10 he world
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
GRAND DUKES VIEWS.
Vladimir Declares that Constitution
Now Would Be Death of Russia.

Grand Duke Vladimir. uncle of Emper-
Or Nicholas and commander of the Impe-
.ial Guard. Wednesday granted the first
comprehensive official interview that has
been given by representative of the
Gar in connection with the present
.risiS in Russia.
The grand duke defends the Russian
government for the steps it has taken TO
heck the riots throughout the country.
lie declares that the movement which
started the thousands of workers march
NJ toward the winter palace Jan. % was
naugurated by revolutionists, and insists
hat it was the duty of the government
o fight back the mob with every power
possessed. He declared that the Rus
sian people are to be given voice in
he government, but adds that at present
he mass of Russian citizenship is not
'eady for a constitution. He deplores
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
Wedding Anniversaries.

First, paper.
Second, cotton.
Third, leather.
Fifth, wooden.
Seventh, wooden.
Tenth, tin.
Twelfth, silk and linen.
Fifteenth, crystal.
Twentieth, china.
Twenty-fifth, silver.
Thirtieth, pearl.
Thirty fifth, coral.
Fortieth, ruby.
Forty-f1fth, bronze.
Fiftieth, golden.
Sixty fifth, crown.
Seventy-fifth, diamond.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

The Northwest was in the grip Of
snowstorm, carried By forty mile
gale and accompanied by extreme cold.
Strikers and soldiers We're engaged
in fighting in Brooklyn.
The House, by vote Of 1917 70 81,
recommended a new postofice building
for Chicago.
Wreckage from the missing steamer
Chieora was found in quantities or
South Haven, Mich. and the fate OF
the craft was certain.
The packet State OF Missouri. with
crew and passengers. numbering TWEEN
ty-fve, went down In the Ohio near
Louisville.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
BE Kind.
White Felt Hat.

The deepest wound from which the heart
hath bled
Is from the unkind thing that you or 1
have said;
Therefore, be kind, It's but bread on life's
stormy waters cast.
To be returned in that restless turmoil
vast
Ere you have realized the greatness Of
your little deed,
You, too. may have felt the need
OF some kind word from a sincere heart
given.
That win light thy being like contact
with heaven.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
An Exceptional Case.

Nell-Does he really love you SO
much?
Belle-WelL he says he'd rather
make love to me than eat.
Nell-0h, any man would say that.
BELIEVES. but you don't know how
fond of eating he iS.-New York
Times.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
CHAPTER III

Worth Oglander. now in his SEVENTEEN
year, although he might be a trife fat.
was a truly hale and aetive man. His
limbs were as sound as his conscience:
and he was well content with his life and
age. He had seen a good deal of the
world and of enemies. in the stirring
times of war. But no wrong lay in the
bottoA Of his heart, no harm ever done
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
Cynical.

Cynicus-The propagation of the hui
man race depends upon early mar
riages. SIllicus-How do you make
that out? Cynicus-Well, if a man
waited until he was really old enough
10 get married he wouldn't-Philade
phia Record.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
Most Likely.

at is said" remarked the man with
the quotation habit, that king can
10 no wrong
THAT saying" replied the wise guy.
probably originated with man who
held four aces Bangor News.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
:a&@:

a weak lotion of white precipitate and
water. Afterward wash with warm
soap and water, wrap in flannel and
put near the fire to dry. When the
feet become sore-if the cage is al
ready kept scrupulousiy cleSn-bathe.
the feet ten minutes at a tims two or
three times a day.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

"Has she a good incomeT.
swell, l should think so. She's my
wife's dressmaker. r-Ilkaois State
Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

Some one has been figuring out the
number Of words man utters in O
year and finds the average to be IL
10000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

A charming waist, appropriate for
iuncheons gr matinees, is made from
pale blue messaline. Yoke and stock
are all-ovSr, white lace, the design of
blouse below woke has Gour deep
tucks, front and back. Similar treat
ment is also given the elbew sleeves,
which are finished with i unique ar
rangement of lace. 4 blue chiffon rose
is fastened in front, where a Joining
is made, and the crushed girdle is Il
dark shade of blue velvet, harmonic
ing With the material
To Destroy Moths.
Make a mixture Of gasoline and one
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07

To Destroy Moths
Make a mixture of gasoline and one
fourth as much wood alcohol, in which
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
RUSSIAN SHIPS
SIGHTED TWICE
reported at Singapore by British and
at Horg Kong by French
Steamer.
nx Associntcn Press.

LONDON. April l9.--rhc latest from
tie Far East shows that certainly !,
Hnriion OF III" Russian second Pacific
squadron Was siill cnalinS at ltamranll
Ray Saturday morning. April Is This
news was brought 10 Singapore by ,h..
!s:.t!sh steamer Sui Sang am, tn Hong
Kong hy the French steamer phuyc,,
The former merely reports passing the
ltussian ships at II o'clock in the
n:Grninn.
The I'i:.;ycn': office: SAW is anty VI s.
sells coalIng in the bay and il is sus-
pccted that the remainder Of The Hcet
was inside the harbor. According 10
the Daily Mails correspondent at Sin.
saporc the Sui Sang which was not
niolested by the Russians. siahtci q.
big French warship two hours later
fourteen miles 10 The southwark, owl
IDENTITY proceeding TO Kamraih
The pieccmcal character Of ;hc news
excludes iii" poss Utility of any icc,Irai c
estimate of the movements of Vice Al
miral Roicstvensky's squadron. bit il
would scent to show that the vice adj.
miral has divided his force. n portion
OF which went northwarl bef,rc Sat
nrtfay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
ffightfui Results FolIaw Ixplo.
sioiof Gas Bunny on Cana
dian Lighthouse Boat.
CAUSE or A CiaENr MYSTERY
Men Were Preparing Buoy Fer Light
Service Curing Summer whcn Ex-
plosior Observation-Disclosures in Near
by H.a.es ard Factories Arc Shat
tered Dad E'as- Followed.
:Ey Associ.,,cd rrcs.1 !

KINGSTON. ONT. April ia gas
buoy in Process OF Cling On board
tho government steamer Scout explnl-
cd this afternoon. killing one ana in
juring four Of her crew. Two of the
injured possibly will die.
The deal man. Fred Muliia. WAS dc.
tapitatcd l.y aplintcrs from the broken
buoy.
The injured are Captain w. Allison.
whose groin and thighs we're .orn by
pieces of iron. and who will die: Cliff.
ford TcsSler, who was terribly burned.
and whose condition is critical: Sam
delaney. deck hanG Of tug Reserve.
who was en-. and burned. and William
Winters. badly burned
Shattered Windows Nearby
Tho force OF tho explosion smashed
The v ind0ws in all the horses and fac.
tories in the vicinity of the dry deck,
where The lnat was fitting on; for light
house service this summer.
The explosion WAS followed by fire
which destroyed the upper works and
damaged tic hull of the Scout.
Captain Allison is so badly injured
that il has hren impossible to get 4
statement from him In regard Ia The
ca,,se of Lie accident.
Ii is known. however. that the men
were engaged in filling buoy with gas
when the big tank exploded sending n
binding slleet of flame over the Loaf
and huriin. splinters in all directions.
Tho dry lock shed was wrecked.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
CONTROVERSY is
GROWING WARMER
Contest Has Now Reached the Letter
Writing and '.l-am-surpriaed.
to-Learn" Stages.
(nyt A ssncInted prnss.l

~ 'itS SNSfS''cNttEtiN TESS.
NEW YORK:Afirll rs IA letter iwissI
given out tonight. addressed TOT! w.
Alexander and signed by James II.
Hyde. III which Hyde enumerates n
list of checks sent to Alexander in pay
mcnt of profits on syndicate opera
liens. Z.
Letter" were also given out address
cd by Mr.. Alexander 10 Mir Fricl; and
Mr.. Hyde. DENYING participation in
syndicate operations and asserting that
checks for $4,000 were returned. Mr..
Alexander also made public CORES.
,pondence between himself, and Hyde
in which the latter turned over checks
foT Scc,23S as his share of syndicate
profits and SlS.0S9 as the cost nf the
Camden dinner which was given by
Hyde ana charged to advertising.
President Alexander i'll his reply .eX-
presses establishment that The cost OF
the Cainl,on dinner was charged 10 adj
ve-tisins ara asks what, if any, other
personal items were paid for by Hyde
out of !Ilc Soc:ety's funds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
JEFFERSON'S END
is NOW VERY NEAR
Veteran Actor Gradually Grows Weak
er and Fearlessiy Faces til.
Inevitable.
(By Associated Press.)

WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. April
Isl! p. M Joseph Jefferson's con,
ditioE remains unchanged except that
ne is gradually growing weaker Ills
trouble is complication of diseases he
has suffered from since last summer.
His physician regards his condition
MS critical in The extreme and 1t would
not be surprising if he shonld pass away
a! any moment and yet he may rally
and live for days or even weeks.
The veteran actor realizea Tint his
end is near and looks forward TO it
without fear. All lope for his recovery
has heen abandoned by. his family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
ROAsTS OFFICERS
OF The EQUITABLE
Sensational Charges Made by Brackett
In a Debate in the New York
State Senate.
tBy Associated Press. J

ALBANY. n. Y. April 1S-An all
dayStlebate in the Senate. character.
lied by charges against the manage
ment Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, brought the affairs of that cor.
poration into sensational notice today.
The subject came before the Senate
IN the form of resolution introduced
by Senator Brackctt to take from the
insurance commissioner his hill to fa.
cilitate policyholders suits for account.
iings. Being unable to get a favorable
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
viii Test the Law.

MADISON. IND. April lS.-As the
result of the arrest of John NJ. Lewis.
OF this city, and his being fined in n
township court. for smoking Il cigar
cite, an appeal was taken to The Circuit
Court and il tho lower courts decision
is affirmed, Lewis VIII appeal 10 the
Supreme Court for a lest of the con
stitutionality of the law ,e.5
Lewis was arrested by constable
for smoking cigarette OH The street
and was fined s25.
Ollie McFherscn' restaurant clerk,
was also arrested while smoking and
gave bond for s?5 in the city court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19

rcECri on this measure. Senator Dracli-
CIT secured chance iovoicr his We've
by putting in this resolution ami l,av.
me i! made Il special order Of debate
for hi, morning.
Resolution Was Defeated.
ln resolution was defeated bv n
vote OF 81 TOT.
Speaking CT the Equitable stuaticm'
SrAatcr Bracket said:
1T j. now conceded by every on f,
connected with the nasty mess that
there las hccn the mcst cxtravasant
waste ol corporation na,ney. The coi
nG,a.i0n is un,,cr the same con,ro;
now
Tic znnc les so far shifted" de-
c;arcd Mr.. l'rackctt. "liiat wilcrcas the
contest in This company began over
Tho control of H.; millions. Il is likely
r""soni!y to take The form of n race
prison Enormous salaries without; ser.
vice 10 earn them
Roast For Extravaoance.
The most cx;ravaeant OF social
functions secretly paid for from tn.
funds %! this company claiming 20 pro-
tccl the willow and the orphan Thu.
company managed by mon who have
not a cent of money invested in it,
all these ere pretty matters compared;
with the real thing that will be learn
cd hereafter. The colossal sums thar
have been gathered pcrsistcntly used
10 finance and progress The schemes cr
the officers whose duty II Ia to con.
serve them. railroad schemes. INDUS
uial schemes. whIsisey trust schemes :
schemes, which if they fail. the loss Is
upon The company--if they succeed.
The gain to the officers. These are The
charges these the things vccifcrously
denied Il fortnight since and now con.
fcsscd in all their essential features. >
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
Baron IIayashl Thinks Willy Jap
Admiral VIII Risk Little
In Battle.
EXPECTED To USE TORPEDO
tlas More Than a Hundred Destroyers
and Their Smaller Prototypes Under
Ills Command and noes Not Visits
Sacrifice tis Larger Vessels in Gov
test-No News From Squadron.
nty .Nssocinlcd Ioreys. }

LONDON, April 1S.-l3arOn llaya&lli
expressed tho opinion 10 the Assocat-
ed Press today that Admiral Togo
would not give battle to Admiral Ro
jcstvcnsky with his entire squadron.
bu, would continue the cautious tac.
ties which characterized his attacks on
the Pert Arthur squadron. not because
he feared dcfeat, but owing TO his de-
sire to iniiict the greatest amount II
damage on the Russians with the leas;
loss to himself.
While confident OF his ability 10 ac-
complish' the total destruction Of the
iMssinn squadron in oig bnttle, there
is the danger of Togo losing one or
TWO oi his big ships.
Will Use Torpedo Boats.
Thee efcrc. Barren Hayashl believes
Togo will employ his torpedo boats and
torpedo boat dcsti oyers, which number
mere than hundred. and are vastly
superior to The Russian torpedo boat
il0tilla III harrassins the Russians
while gradually picking off the Russian
wnrships
lie said the coasts of Japan. Korea
AMI Formosa lend themselves to night
worl; with torpedo boats. while the mar.
row channels will make manoeuperins
OF lnrgc warships difficult and danger
GUS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
SAYS FLORIDA HAS
BEEN DTSGRACED
Bill to Repeal Divorce Law Passed for
Caprice of Millionaire Henry
NJ. FIagler. ~;
fRy Associated PRESS,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April Is
a bin has been introduced in tho
Florida senate. by Senator Scott, to
repeal the law enacted four years ago.
making incurablc insanity legal ground
for divorce.
Under this law Henry NJ. Flaglcr
secured a<legal separation from his
wife and married again.
A warm discussion followed tho In.
PRODUCTION of the bill which was made
special order for today, Senator
Bailey declaring that the law had
brought disgrace on Florida.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
ENFORCING ANTI
CIGARETTE LAW
Young Men in TWO Cities Fired For
Violation of Recently Enacted
Prohibitive Statutes.
!. (ny AssoeIa tod press.l

MCNClE. IND, April lS.-Chester
Bell young MIN, was fined Sea and
costs. amounting in all to $50, today In
The police court ON charges of having
cigarette papers in his pocket Bell
said he had never smoked Il cigarette
in his life.
lie ;%as arrested on another charge
and on being searched. the papers were
found in his pocket. Eiwar, NJ.
White. the new city judge. warned Bell
th.t rcfiticn would call for a fine
of SlOn This is the first penalty as
scsscd in Indiana since the anti-cigar.
cite hill became effective.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
GETS INJUNCTION
AGAINST WOMAN
Contractor Objects to Being Hounded
BY Girl Who Sued For Breach
e~ Promise.
(Ey Associated Press !

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April ls.-W.
.. Oliver, prominent railroad con.
tractor Of this city. filed a bill in the
Chancery Court today against Miss
Nrnhie Cross enjoining her from
bounding himself and members OF his
family and from interfering with his
Office ard residence and railroad con
struction work In this and other
States. particularly Georgia Chancel-
ior Sheed granted tho injunction au,l
bond for $4,000 dollars was given.
Some timo ago Miss Gross brought suit
against Mr. Oliver for 100000 dam
ages fo' alleged breach OF promise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
SHAW GETS MAN He WANTS.
Won't Have Grave Digger Rammed
Into His Coach,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April IS
lnsteal OF the grave digger originally
assigned TO MIN by the civil service
commission for coachman. Secretary
Shaw Is to have his first choice. Rob-
ert Sheppard, to whom the commits.
sion has objected because. of the pre-.
sertation by Sheppard OF letters from
political supporters. The matter was
satisfactorily adjusted today during n
Visit which Civil Service Commissioner
Cooley paid to the secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
FRENCH DENY
IMPEACHMENT
Say They Have Not Violated Neutral
ity ard Set Forth New View
of Use OF Ports.
diy Associated Press

PARIS, April 1896 p. m.-The
French government has taken evory
prccauticn 10 secure the observance Of
neutrality Ia French waterf in In,lo-
China. To this end. instructions have
been sent to M. l}eau, governor general
of Indo-China, again calling his atten.
lion 10 the regulations concerning The
observance of neutrality rules, In force
during the Spanisli-Amcrican war. It
IS believed that Admiral Dc Jonqiieres.
commander of the French naval forces
at Saigon/in proceeding TO Kamranli
BAY, where part OF the Russian sec
Ond Pacific squadron has been seen. Is
following the governor.general's lii.
strucliOnS.
New Rule Lad Down.
The semi.onicial Temps This evening
publishes Il; statement which bears
Z evidence OF authoritative inspiration.
anying:
Great Britain and some other coun.
tries limit the duration OF bclliger-
scnts stay in their ports to twenty-fonr
hours. but France has never tixod a
limit for he stay OF belligcrents III
: French ports and contents herself with
s Introduction Of the use Of her PORTS in
preparations foi'gacts of war
consequently strict construction;
of THO regulations would permit Ad-i
2 e Is Z r y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
Man Shot Woman Because She
Was Preparing to Leave
Him Behind.
THEN 7Rlfp TO XII. HIMSELF
His Skull, However, Was Too Thick
and the Bullet FIattened oat huainat
the none--rhe Woman is Danger.
eus'v Wounded and Probably viii
Die

l,y Associated rreys.1 /.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April IS.--
because she intended leaving tic the,
ntrical/ company of which both; woro
members. Edward Smcdes today shot
bessie Helen Davis. at theatrical hd.
tel, where they were both staying. In. !
fiictlng n probably fatal wound. near
the heart and then attempted 20 kills
himself.
The bullet flattened against his skull
and lie was not badly hurt The co,,-
pie were members OF the chorus or"The
School Girl" company. Of which Edna
May Is the star Is.
Tie woman is known on the stage M
l}essic Dale. She is % years old an,l
her home Is In Hebron. N. b. Smedes,g
home. 1t Is believed, is In Vicksburg,
Miss.
Guest Heard Pistol Shot.
The shooting occurred shortly after
noon. Other guests ut the hotel heard
pistol shot and Immediately Miss
Davis ran screaming down the slulrs
and fell unconscious into the arn,s Of
servant. A policeman. who was pass.
ing the hotel. run into the place ana
When Smedcs snw him he turned tho;
weapon npen9 himself. Tho. wounded
couple weretaken to n h6spital.EwbsreS
IL was found the young woman's#ln.s
jury is likely TO prove fatal. Snedos8
Is guarded in the hospital by two 10.
!icemen.
|: The couple arrived at TIE hotel OH
Sunday and registered az Mr.. anu Mrs
Smedcs. Today Miss Davis obtained
a position with company now re.
heanrsing at one OF the local theatres.
Intending to leave THE School Glrl"..
Company. Ils;
sniedes Couldn't L and Job. Fl.
She was at the theatre IN lie fore.
neon rellearsing with the new company
when Smedes gained .atimittance to Tho
playhouse andrsought an engagement.
He failed to obtain IL. ,at.s,:5.ti.5i3
SEEING Miss Davis on the stage he
went to her and threatened 10 shout
her if She Joined The new. company. IIn
was. ordered front the place and Miss
Davis went with him. They returned
to the hotel and. 1t is believed. they
there renewed their quarrel. which re.
suited in the shooting.
On the bureau in the room was;
found note written by Smedes. which
read TO those who know and meet
my motl'er' help to sustain and keen
her" 1. rs
~ letter addressed to Mrs. T. M.
Snedes, Ficksburg. Miss, and one nj.
dressed to Miss Davis mother at Heb.
roll We're also found in the room. Tho
police have not opened them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-19
TERRY WON'T GO BACK.
Prize Fighter Has No laundering for
the Sanitarium Game.
my Associated I'ress.)

N5y 4issOctUtcU I'fcss.J -
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Terry Nc.
Govern, the prize fighter, who cs.
capped from n sanltarium at Stamford
Conn. yesterday. was at his home in
brooklyn today, and declared that he
would moi return 10 the sanitarium.
He said:
VIII go to Babylon, l.. T.. my sum.
merf place, or will go somewhere with
sam Harris. but won't go to any
sanitarinm again."
He.was exhausted and suffered from
cramps today as the result of his run
Yesterday to evade the searchers for
him at Stamford.
McGovern's friends plan to bring
mn INTO court for judicial dtermina;
ton OF his condition.