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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
&letne Staotua@rtbten.

9asgr6Bte ie in Snotanapolts
srbaute goot. murbs geiiern bon Der
Sniel i'm Siioen bes &inerlioe Bart
bonn StapeI selaIen. Sas Boot III
11O SUB lang. alio 25 SUB ldnger wle
Der 9ampfsr Selsn @oulo. Safelbs
wirb ats Sod, CUR 2agerung BON ga.
noes etc. bsnubt msrben. Sas Boot
puroe unter 2eitung bon &olle @os
sinstOn Der ben Sampfer signet unb
mel9em aua bas goot.pripilegium
fur 5 Sabre bsrpa4tst tpuroe. erbaut.
Nuf Nnre9ung bes @ountp
@lsrts William 6. Sapis, 9ab @Ountp
4nwalt galeb g. Ssnnp feline. Mnii4t
funb, oaB benz @siebe nod. 6ffentli&e
Mngefsllte au teinsn @ebtbren fur
3eussnuusia9en in Srrinns Inter
iu9unssn bsrs9tigt ino. @lert Sa=
bis wirb f9 fclslid tueiterer 3ahlun-
gen in iol9en Gdllen entbalten. Sie
Mnasfslten oss Dispeniar:ums uno Der
polisei finb barin eingeidlohen.
Cine 4nsabIoer biefgen aer3te
befitrpOrten bic gmpfebluns Der @e=
iunbbeitsbsb6rbe, bab bic Stabt Elm
neuss 5ospital srbaue, in peldem bic
llnglhfli9en, tpel4e an Der Sdmino.
iudt leioen, untergebra9t tperben f6n=
men. 8iels aerste baben bic gptb=
ipenbigteit zines berartisen Snftituts
i9on lanee srfannt uno bic gmpfeb=
lung Der Beb6roe finoet oesbalb elm
ffimmig bic untcrftiiBung berfelben.
Sn betra1t ber qroben
8erbeherunsen i'm 5eueruebroeparte=
msnt. meint Mapor 5Olbman. perbsn
| fi9 bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uObl
3u elmer &eouetion BON 5 Proaent in
Der ELECTROMAGNETIC bewegen lahen.
Gobalb bic Wafermerf-@ @eIslidaft alls
ibr ber BskErbs fir 6ffentli9s Werfs
aufgetra9ensn 8erbeRerun9en einse.
fabrt bat. f6nnen bic @ompasnien mad
Mnfitt bss Wapors bic Staten ni9t ldn.
ger aufre9t erbalten, neil bic Stabi
eben alles getban baben tpiro, mas BIZ
Werfderunssseisaidaften perlangten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
gbieasoer Sarmsr.

Die folgenben befannten Burner aus
Chicago paren seitern in Der etabt.
um 3elte fir bic sablrsi9en Surner
aus gbieaso 5u bele9en:
Sacob Willie, 3urnbsrein
8orwdris, @bicago.
Waar fStrab, 9urnlebrer bee
So3ialen Surnbereins.
S-enrp Strait, Surnmart bes
Chicago Surnbe3irts.
Senrp 2oeber, 8urnoereiu
Norudrts.
Senrp 8rnfe, $bomas@lauhen,
@onrab Srenius, 81. 6ad. @br,
Ssuf9er pomiSo3ialen Surnberein.
STR bic Samen unb paifben muir
ben arrangements nit bem Smperial
6otel semadt.
Die 9erren nta9ten heute friib ELM
Spribtour nod Cincinnati unb mer
ben Sonneritag wieber in Snoianapoli!
| 5ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
gsriibiemer lit Neip Yorf
3wansis Serinnen famen in ben
sslamitien nm.

GeU gort, IA. Mdrs. 3wan.
ala perfonen perloren beute frtb in
einem Geuer, pel9es bas altmobiide
Senement- -Daus HO. los aaen Str.
serif6rte, ibr 2s6en. Cine 9robe I'm
sabl weitsrer perionen tpuros perleBt.
Die 6suerleitern uel9e nit getten uno
2iiten oOGsefOpft uuren, tuuroen outd
bic Glammsn beifrihen ulo biele yer'
iOnen iprangen aus ben oberen Stods
tusrtsn auf bic StraBe, Jrauen marfen
ibre Ginber binab unb fpran9en oann
mad.
U1e6rere 2eute tpurbsn eeieben, tpis
he on ben 6enitern eri9ienen, um i'd
gu rsttsn, fisIen ieoO9 in bic 5lammer
surtif uno tamen um. Muf Der 6euer;
letter uurOe cine frau nit ibrsn bsi'
ben S66nen bemsrtt, tpel9e our4 bi
6lammen erreidt tpurbsn, als he I'D
90 rstten Oeriu9ten. sic perbranntei
bor ben 4ugeu Der unten febenoei
Msnee, 3uei Wdnner uno atpe
6rausn flsttsrtsn berab, fanben iebot
Die Slu6t our9 Saden in Der Geuer
letter absei9nitten unb ale tamen Inn
Die 6susrpsbrleute arbeiteten nit Bra
bour unb rstteten bisle 9suts, inbem I
bisiel6en Die 9lhbenben Jeuerleiter1
berabtruqen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
&etme semiidtem 0etranfe amf
Sager.

Die @ewObnbeit, @etrdnte au mif9en
unb bisielben bann auf 2agsr gu balten,
miro bur9 @irculare, melde bic biefise
Ser. ct. Binnenaener-Offiee ausienbet,
perboteu. Dos Circular beiagt, baB
na9 elmer gnti9eiouns bonn 8. 5sbr.
1905 Elm Mirtb, tpel9er Guantdten
@etrdnfe ftir sufhnftiss Muftrdge
mifdt, um b;efslben fiir fol9e Muf-
fridge auf 2aser 3u balten, cine Abgabe
ols Defiaeur 3ablen, mus wel6e
fi9 auf ettpa 800 pro Sabr bslaufsn
tpirb.
Gbmarb elliott, Der. @taaten @e-
benue. Collector, fast, bob bieie Orore
ifrift inne9ebalten merben miro unb
bab ale 0dnoler, uel9e semif6te Ge-
trdnte auf 2aser 3u balten eebenten,
bic boreef9riebene Sare au aablen ba=
ben iperben. Sur& bieie Rsael uerben
ii9 bic meifen Der Sdnolsr bsranlabt
fhblen, @etrdnte nur BEL Na9frase 3u
mif&en, ba bieielben faum 9epilIt iein
uerben, bic Spe3ialtare BON 800 3u
3ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
6nr seiunoe unS nabrbafte Wtld)
@irb bic Seiunbbeitsbeborbe ecrse trassn.

Birb bic @eiunbbeitsbeborbe Scree trasen.
No9 INNER giebt ss pisbsr qetpiffeu.
loie Wildbdnbler, tpel9s Mild aur
Stabt ibiden, bic aIs unter Nor.
mal anseieben wiro. aus Msltersisn,
tuslde Mild bon Saus gu Saus iens
ben. fnb ge3tpungen, eine Mil9li,ens
5u erlangen unb falls eiwas nit Der
9elieferten Waare ni1f in Srbnune 1T,
tann bic 2i3sns ent3Osen weroen. Die
llnteriu&uns Der Wil9 uirb einss Der
0auptgeiddfte Der @eiunbheitsbeb6rbe
in bieiem Sabre iein.
Die ssrage III ihon felt Idngerer
3ett unter geradfi9tisuns sstusien
unb mebrere pldne tpurben forefdltig
gepraft, iotueit ieoo9 murbe nod teiner
oerielben gutgebeiBen.
Na9 Nusiasen Or. 8. Q. 2esne.
oes ftdbtifden @efunbbeitsbeamten.
ienoen etma 500 Meltsreisn ibre Waare
our Stabt uno bic Mbfi9t Der Beb6rbe
1T Die. alle elmer Snipeftion 3u unter=
werfen.
Or. 6. 6. &eper, 0orfibenber Der
@eiunbbeitsbeb6roe, beiiebt auf isiner
Gnfi&t, baB bic Beuobner Der Staot
geasn f9ie9te Wailh ssi9abt tperben
mhRem, er gtaubt, oaB ss m6eli9 1T,
einen plan aus3uarbeiten, tpel9er bic
Wilabdnbler 3min9t, ibre Mnlagen ei-
ner Snipettion 3u untsriperfsn uno bic
Soften elmer foI9sn au9 ielber au 3ab.
len. Or. 2eens iif bsfddftist, einen
Nan aus3uarbeiten, um benfelben
bann Der @eiunbbsitsbebbrbe su unter-
breiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
Srauea'Gomferen3 Der Haphfea=
@emetnoen.

Die Wiifiondr-@ -@onferen3 Der Jrauen
biefiger 8aptiltsns@ @smeinben miro mor=
gen in Der uuiperftp 8aptiifen. 2ir9e
on Der Wsrioian unb 33. Ctr. ahge.
balten. Dies III bie SabresDerfamms
lung, au uelder ale 3reiie idmmtli4er
Baptiltsn 4ir9en In SuoianapolIs. /.
Southport, @reentuoOo, Jrantlin,
6nugbbiae uno 9sbanon tbeilnebmsn.
Die SaaesFBuns. uel9e 10 ubr NOR.
gems ibren anfans nimmt. tuirb wdh.
renb bss ganasn Sagss fortgeiest uno
um 7:30 ubr wiro oann bie Ibeno'
fiBung beoinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
Sin 8oOm fir 0eorss SIT.

Gin Boom fhr @eorge 6ib als
Wapors @anbioat tpurbe in Der
Gounlp- Contention oerYrobibitionilfan
bonn Stapsl selafsn. pbslir We=
W6irter, Der 8ouperneurs= =@anbibat in
Der lsbtsn @ampasns mar Der 8ertiin'
Der Der Neuigtsit uno in benz Der Usel-
oung fOlsenbsn gnt6uiiasmus wurOen
5000 gessi6net, tuelte fiir 9ib uno bic
prinsipisn Der probibitiOniifen i'm aa'
ssmsinen our Anwenoung gebra4t uer'
een iolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
Yrosnfteaba abaaaler= &lasen.

Sames Tf. Mpres & Son, Commit
fonsbdnoler, baben gegen bic Snbiana=
polis @olo Storage 60. in &i9ter
2eatbers @eri9tsbof cine 0lase auf
3abtung bon 500 einserei&t, Der
2la9e naA f&uloet bic Storage @om=
pagnie 3ldgern bieie Summe fur 240
Dubenb gier. 45 Gdfer Mepfel unb
l63 Gdfer girnen, welde, mdbrenh
oieielben In 0dnoen Der Yertla9tsn fiG
befanben. perloren 9insen, Mpres &
Son seben an, baB fe $4,000 9ubenh
gier, 1889 6dKer Nepfel, lS3 6dKe,
Birnen unb so Oubenb gnteneier In
benz Rablrdumen untersebra9t batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
Mmf frii@ee Shat.

6euts Moreen 2 I1br beriibte Der
6arbise Sobn @bite In Sobn 2alin's
@roesrp 9ei9dft, 901 Wafia8uietts
Ape. einen ginbru9. Ct ipuroe our9
patrOlmann $ooo berbaftet.
Der Reser griff ben ibn ertappenben
poliaiIfen nit einem Belle on, trurbe
isbod CUR llebergabe ae3uungen. vi
bersidtets auf elm 0orberb6r unb tuurbs
ben @roBeei9morensn iibertuieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14
0anten=Teretn oes 6aoiette
Tnrnberetms.

9eute Nbeno 8orfanbssSibun in
Der Sabieite SurnbaIe. 3ablreides
@rf4einen tuirb ertuartei, ba tuidti9e
@eiddfte sur 0erbanbluns fommen
tnprhpn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14

Ri9ter Nlen beifdti9te geifern bas
rlrtbeil fur SIS, 200 wsl&es $illie
arentler sssen bic 8smis Bag 60. er.
lanate. SRI. Qrentler berlor in Der
Tabrit Der 0erflasten einen Mrm. Der
ibr In elmer 9ruderpreRe aenaustf9t
nuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14

O ottIteb 2eufh bar bt,
Die gemhtbli9e ede,"
gde Hoble unb Warfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14

- Oie bsfe Gent @igarre In
Der Stabt. Wu9p's .2Dngfelom'.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-14

- Rau&t bte BONANZA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29

white trash, and Abe himself was
born in log hut with cracks in the
walls so wide that you could throw
a dog through them, and his mothers
name was Nancy Hanks.
The father of John Adams ran a
corner grocery John Quincy Adams,
however, had family back of him,
for his father, John, had been presi-
dent cf the United States.
James X. Polk grubbed roots out
of a new farm in North Carolina until
| he got toe strong to work for his
father; then he managed to secure a
| Job in country store.
Andrew Johnson married family,
fer his wife knew enough to teach
him how to read.
John Keats was the son of hostler
and was born in livery stable.
Rare Ben Johnson laid brick while
he was learning Latin.
Charales ]. Bonaparte is a family
man, but Napoleon Bonapaarte ono
remarked: 81 am my own ancestors.
Did you ever happen to hear who
was the father cf Homer, or OF
Shakespeare, or of Gladstone, or OF
Socrates, or of Walt Whitman?-
Portland Oregcnian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
coMMENDABLE PROPOSITION.

The proposition by the board of
trade to make July an annual cele-
braticn is certainly a commendable
one and should receive the hearty
approval and support of everybody in
Pine Bluff
1t is the day which marks the birth
OF the greatest country on earth. Ev-
cry true American citizen is proud
OF his country, and he net only feels it
as matter of pride, but he knows it
by comparison with other countries,
that the United States, "the land of
the free and the home of the brave
is the best country on earth. 1t is the
best place for the poor as we'll as the
rich, and it is the asylum for the op-
pressed of every country.
1t is in this country, born on July 4.
1776, that every individual worships
God according to the dictates of his
Cwn conscience. and he is at liberty
tc express his views as he may dc.
sire. 1t is truly the land of freedom
a land o'erfcwing with all the good
things CT life.
Then it is not only appropriate
that we should celebrate the birth
day of SO great a country. but it is
the duty of all loyal citizens tc do So
and the Graphic hopes to see the ce,-
ebration next Tuesday a grand and
glorious success. It hopes tC. see the
occasion one of the chief annual
events of Pine Bluff. and to reach
such magnitude that every July
will see bic gathering of the people
from the surrounding cities and towns
here to participate in the celebration
CT the birth Of the greatest country
Tor which patriets ever shed their
blood, the land where every
religious creed and every ma
tionality praise Ged for the
privilege of enjoying the rich bless
ings of so great country as the
United Understanding alone amcng
the nations of the earth as the home
OF equal rights for everybody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
WHY HE DIDN'T SUCCEED.

He tried to make circulars and let
ters dc the work of personal can
vass.
He always thought he could do bet
ter if he could only get to some other
town.
He lacked ccrdiality; he antagon-
lied and repelled people by his cold
manner.
He carries side lines. He thought
if he could not sell one thing, he
could another.
He gave one the impression that he
was a beggar instead of representa-
tive of a reliable house.
He unloaded cheap lines and off,
style goods on cne customer and brag-
ged about it to the next.
He tired the customer out before
he got down to business, and could
not see when he was boring him.
He did not thoroughly believe in
the thing he was trying to sell. and
cf course could not convince others.
He was too mercurial: if he did
rot secure orders from the first few
people he solicited, he lost heart and
gave up.
He over-canvassed. saying so many
good things about the article he was
selling that people did not believe
they were true.
He did not like the business; his
heart was not in it; and he intended
working it only until he could get
better job.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
HoW's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case CT catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O..
We, the undersigned. have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able tc carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken In
ternally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys.
rem Testimonials sent free. Pr'ce
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists.
Take Halls family pills for consti.
; patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
JUDGING BY APPEARANCE.

q should think you might have
told just by locking at him, that ne
intended to beat his board bill,' said
the manager of the hotel to the cast'
ier,
"He seemed all right to me-" pro-
tested the cashier. "He was very al
fable and courteous.
"Tuo affable and courteous re-
piled the manager. "You want 10
look out fer these fellows VINO are
too friendly. When I was a boy
lived on a ranch. 1t was great
n,ace for dogs. Eevery fellow had
= dog which he thought was just a
little better than any other dog IN
the country. So they used to try
them out now and then. Well, there
was fellow from Tennessee who was
working a piece of ground on shares
and he knew where he could get a
dog that would eat up every dog IN
the state. He sent all the way 10
Tennessee for the animal. The dog
finally arrived one Sunday. l saw the
owner the next day.
GLOW about that bulldog?" l asked
him.
"No good, absolutely no good she
co;d .He,s made friends with every
hody in the house already
at lust gees to show you. san
Francisco Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
Daily Graphic.
Published by
ruE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
Office 800 West Barraque.
nAa w ADAMS. President.
GEO. H. ADAMS, Business Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor.

Entered at PoStOfice at Pine Bluff,
Ark, as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager of circu-
1atdcn Of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers
Dorperly, will confer a favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
or failure to deliver at once. Phone
old sc; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
NoNEW ONES.

A friend of the familly-You are
son. It will bring you everlasting
fortune
Son No. 1T hasn't so far. All
it's brought yet is the old clothes of
my six brothers-Detroit Fress
Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Dolly, one copy, one week. .....$ Is
Daily, one copy one month. ..... .65
Daily, one copy, six months. -. 81
Daily, one copy, one year, .....$7.5 so
sunday Edition one year ....... ESQ
Cwice-a-Wee Edition. ......... 1.5O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
CONDUCTED PARTY

On the evening Of July ) Mrs. E. 7.
.obey of Memphis will conduct a par.
y of young ladies to Chautauqua. \
y, private sleeper, leaving Memphis
$40 p. m. via Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, visiting Mammoth Cave
for day, arriving in Chautauqua ev.
enfng of the 7th.
Mrs. Tobey, who is one of the mus.
:cal directors en- the Chautauqua as.
sembly, has been taking similar par,
lies to that greatest OF all Chautau.
quas for several years. Those con.
templating a summer trip in that di-
rection Will be fortunate if they can
arrange to Join this party.
Further particulars of the trip may
he had by addressing Mrs. Tobey, care
Woman's building, Memphis, Tenn.
(tf)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
LOOK HERE, LADIES!

It's just easy keep Chairs, Tables and all Funn|
about your house looking right and if will give neI
of my Varnsh 1t stains and varnshes all at one coa
best that be made. All colors price, Just soc PEI
have plenty of all coors of Enamels for that Iron Bed ana
Bath Teb. Don't you need of them? This the u n.s y
do house cleaning and Ive got lots Of helps 1of ou
your Buggy need of Paint to correspond win you
dress and hat? think it does. All colors best made SOC
is can save save Man.
when yoh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
DOES FAMILY "COUN1?"

81 go a great deal on family" re-
marked the Ward McAllister of the
community. 81 tell you there's lots
in blood; family counts
All! does it?
Abraham Lincoln's father was so
poor that the negroes called him po'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
WE LEARNED ALL
ABOUT TEETH

In the best dental schools In the
country. Then we acquired skill and
experience in years of practice. Now,
We offer you the best modern dentist
ry in all branches at moderate rates
Tell us about your tooth troubles.
Our office is newly equipped with
the latest appliances known to the
dental profession. With our Nitrous
Oxide Gas, Vitalized Air and Electric
al appliances makes Filling, Clean
st, frightening Crown and BridgeWorF
ard Extraction absolutely painless
We are the largest dental company IN
the South, and owing to buying ou1
material in large quantities, are ablt
to offer greatly reduced prices in al
branches of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29

Judicious newspaper advertising
gets business and keeps it, provided
you constantly have it before the
public eye.-Bockton, Mass, Times,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-29
17737:llll7;l34 34l3I]
9t1Tl*l33T7

He who isn't reached by advertis-
ing is blind and deaf.-Nath1 c. F'oW
Ter. Jr. Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-26

just mannish enough to commend it to
woman who drives a good deal. AS to
length it should be classed among the
three-uuarter. 1t is made of cheviot with
full straight back and a front which is
double-breasted and has a seam starting
from the shoulders, in lieu of the old-tme
dart and curves around to form the top
of applied pocket, then continues on
carefully stitched in the usual tailor way.
There is a strap crossing over the back
to hold the fullness into the figure. The
collar and small turnback cuffs are of scar
let broadcloth trimmed with silver and gold
braids and wherever buttons are required
large brass discs are used very effectively
1t may seem rather striking in description,
with the blue, scarlet, silver and gold, but
there is such a trifing lot of ornamental
ton used that bOldneSS is happily avoided
Checks reign in this department of dress,
as they do in gowns. For sports there are
some stunning separate coats made of mod
lsh checked materials of a larger and some
what holder pattern than what would be
considered good form for other occasions.
These are made very loose and generally
hang straight from the shoulders
The hat question grows more and more
serious with women who do not find that
natty little round turban, the polo, be-
coming. Besides, this unique head cover
ing, which is really too small to be called
any sort of a covering, is enjoying the fate
that might have been expected for tit
is popular and decidedly common For this
reason, II for no other, many women will
have none of it, and they are confronted
with the problem of finding something else
which is becoming. Even the Saucer-shape
is eschewed by some, so that there is moth
ing left but a novelty tricorn or a plain
nat English hat wreathed with ribbons or
flowers.
Rough straws in rather unique colorings
are built up into either one of these conser-
YatlVe forms and are then trimmed modest
ly to suit the face of the wearer. After all
they are quite. the most becoming and the
prettest of hats, though the others give a
pleasant variety. Many lingerie hats are
going to he~worn later on in the summer
Not all of these are made of fine embroidery
and laces-on the contrary, heavy English
eyelet work is immensely liked for this
use, and in addition to the all white there
are many linens in pale pink, blue, mauve
ana biscuit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-26
KNOCKOUT FOR JOHNSON
Jim Jeffords Put to Sleep in Fourth
Round

swinging his left arm in long upward
curve and with the full weight of his
body behind the blow, Jack johnson, the
colored heavyweight champion last night
at Philadelphia landed squarely on Jim
Jeffords' solar pIexus and the big white
boxer went down and out thirty seconds
| before time was up for the end of the
fourth round. Jeffords rolled over on his
back and Referee Hyland, who saw that
| 1t was not necessary to go through the
motions of a count, helped to carry Jim
| to his corner, where it was several min
utes before he had revived sufficiently to
leave the ring.
johnson, who has been eager to fight
Champion Jeffries, made a splendid i'm
preston before a large crowd at the
knIckerbocker Athletic Club. Standing
well over six feet, Johnson is picture of
perfect athlete. with arms that would
do credit to a blacksmith. Cool and
clever, without any fancy movements
Johnson calmly followed Jeffords around
the ring and made nearly every one of
,, his leads count Jeffords, the other
hand, acted as if he was scared and was
very wild. Johnson had little difficulty
in escaping his opponents swings for his
face. Only one knockdown was scored
before the finish. This came at the start
Of the third round, when Johnson sent
Jefords down with right swing on the
jaw.
Both men played for the body in the
opening round each landing several hard
blows, while Johnson missed a few
swings for JimS face. Near the finish
Johnson sent Jeffords to the ropes with
a left swing on the jaw and then pounded
him with left and right swings on the
face. Jefords got out of the corner and
swung his right against Johnsons head
The colored man came back with a right
uppercut on J1mS mouth and a left swing
on his body. Honors for the round We're
Slightly in Johnsons favor.
Jeffords did fair work with right-hand
leads for Johnsons body early in the sec
ond round. Then Johnson got busy and
landed fully dozen blows without re-
turn, drawing blood from Jeffords' nose
and mouth. Several times Johnson
reached his opponents body with hard
left swings.
At the opening of the third round John
son rushed Jeffords back to his own cor
ner. Feinting with his left for Jims
body, Johnson brought his right across
on JeffordS' jaw and the white man went
down for count of nine. Johnson kept
right after his man, but was rendered
cautious by three hard right swings I'M
der his heart. Johnson, however man
aged to reach Jeffords' body and face
with jabs and swings, and Jim was tired
when the bell rang.
JeffordS got in three more hard right
swings to Johnson's body in the fourth
round, while Johnson kept swinging for
Jims face, landing frequently. Suddenly
Johnson gave little jump forward. His
left arm described long upward curve
and his glove was planted squarely in
Jeffords' solar plexus-and 1t was all
over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-26
Bow Found an Owl.

A coored boy named Henry Ware called
at police headquarters this morning carry
ing an owl. He had found the bird in a
tree near Virginia avenue and AZ street.
The boy said that the owl was being at
tackled by crows and its condition showed
that 1t had received harsh treatment. A
short piece of chain attached to the leg OF
the owl convinced Capt. Boardman that II
was a pet and had managed to get away
from the home of it's owner. The boy took
the owl to his home, 466 School street
southwest, and will care for 1t until its
owner IS heard from