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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-10
TRIP ABROAD WAS CUT SHORT.
WeUld-ee Traveller Victim Of Strong
Enalish Beer.


See your own country first. I
claim. said the man with the blue
nose, as he waited for his glass to be
rehlled. why. there's many a man
will talk TO you like a preacher OF
Rome and Paris and Luxor when he
amt never seen so much as the falls
al Merna nor the Lodi monument.
Il never had but one experience OF
abroad he went on. And I don't
want no more. Once was enough for
me.
Il bought a return trip ticket 20
Liverpool and sailed away. II was
in 80. reached Liverpool at night
and started ont to see the sights. But
alongside Of the docks there was a
saloon and ! went In there 10 get a
lev beers before my sightseeIn'
should begin.
English beer ain't Ike Ourn. TIA
terrible stun. It's like whisky.
And that English beer done for me.
| was laid out cold. speeches. For
two days | didn't know nothin'. Mean
while hndin' on me this here return
trip ticket and the boat startin' back
the follerin' afternoon. they put me
aboard her. and when come 70 nv.
self lay In my same old berth. my
head splitiin'. bound for home.
What fools them English cops
must be. Gee. I was mad and dIsap-
pointed. II I could ha' got hold OF
the man what put me back on that
boat I'd
But Just then fresh glass arrived.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-10

Some claim that the motion Of the
human hand Is the source Of wealth.
but IL l. only a changer Of one form
OF wealth into another form.
You can see how a poor man could
walk into a financially panIc-stricken
city. where thousands OF workers
were idle. and by a willingness 70 do
whatever his hands found 10 do with
all his might. and by a resourcefui-
ness TO think Of the benefit OF every
one. he could create a place for him
self and enjoy success while many
others might be buried In failure on
account OF ignorance and inactivity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-10
Nine. AIbIni's Name.

Il Is generally supposed that Nine.
Albini took her stage name from the
city OF Albany, the scene OF her girl
hood, but that is not the case. Il was
suggested by her singing master. Lam.
peril. who knew nothing OF his pupil
having lived In Albany.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-10
"A Mans a Man"

The year 1895 opened with that
bugle-call 10 freedom. "A mans a
man for a that over a hundred
years this battle cry OF equality has
thrilled the world II is a synonym
~ the poets name. This noblest
paean OF the peasant bard will ever
be the watohword OF humanity. By
life's flickering candle the last love
cong was penned. Then the light
lied out In the socket. The discard.
cd poet became dead hero. and a
Snell Of sorrow was rung By a mourn.
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= .
.


Standing on the clean "hearthstane.
and looking Into the wee BIT ingle "
"Cotter's Saturday Night" took new
significance. We realized that from
scenes like these. old scotia's grand.
eurs rise" Here the quiet lad gazed
into the nickering embers and caught
The inspiration Of his life. In the face
OF the tall. worn cotter and priest.
Ike father" the lad saw that nobility
which was glorined In a mans a
man. for a that" In these two rooms.
3 the PEASANTS butt and ben. the lad
lived seven years. The father proved
iuckless farmer. and the life was
one OF grinding toll.
In the Darkest Days.
AZ Mount Ollphant. the story OF
work and want was repeated. Fate
was against the pious farmer. For
tune derlded him. and The wolf growl.
cd at the door. Poor crops resulted
from poor soil and poor seasons. and
alter. the gay poet looked back on
'hese dark days as combining the
cheerless gloom Of a hermit with the
unceasing moil OF a galley slave" But
q book Of songs was his delight. and
whether following cart or pillow. the
verses cheered his work.
Thoughts OF the years OF struggle
crowded upon us. as We stood by the
cold hearth and gazed into the dead
ashes. which. like the poets life. had
hickered into brightness and died
out All about rs was poor and crude
and old. IN old-time portrait on the
wall. marred and defaced by tourists.
was formerly the sign outside the |
house Beyond the living rooms was
the long. row OF stalls and cowsheds
OF The guide mans farm. The best
room Is now a small emporium. fitted /
Tor the relic hunter. The new part. /
all spick and span. serves as lunch /
room and museum for curios.
With sadness We shifted the scene
from the birthplace. quiet. peaceful
Ayr, 10 the burial place OF Burns
that dirty. Drawing town. Dumfries.
What a pit wherein to sink his noble
self How the change must have
rasped his finer nature. But the
poets crown had fallen In the dust
The farm. chosen In the interests OF
poetry rather than produce. had
allied. Friends had deserted. The
struggle for bread was maintained
through the groyeling duties OF the
excise. We challenge a more pathetic
picture. The gay. reckless lover.
he social success. the divine poet. the
rational singer. reduced 10 the role OF
'etty detective among the solway
mugglers. prying for Illicit beer
rade among the housewives, This
v staryatiOn-fOr the wee. toddlin'
Kings at home. So for business he
eized the kegs and levied the fines:
ut for pleasure he dropped 10 the
oisterous, rollicking crew az the tav.
IN. Amid this moral darkness there
'as no lessening OF the mental light.
rom out OF the depths sounded the
weet strains OF his Tyre. These last
We years at Dumfries were the songs /
" shekels and he rapturously rolled /
NJ his dItties. carolIng the gay notes
he bird on the wing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-10

- vast ana mighty land Of ours
i.ihc some huge Titan hos thou ART
whose Young blood HurgeH through his
heart
~ = crude strife ~ powers
nth some tingling moment when
bne cii Nrings AL true souls. aud then
ih"u stands 10 The strength Of wrath
and tears
Thou satherest all myself TO tower above
Thy peers
Ihse newborn far beyond the main.
,ind Graded In = new found ciime
nat wintful Eurupe's dreams sublime
Might not seem all in vain.
nup. fehwakening az thy birth.
ihilll"d the droupt s1uEstera OF tho
earth
70 erief scstatic joy. Ere long In thee
Shail thei behold the pledge 81 one HUI
mauity
w. NJ. Gamble ln the Atlantic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-10
The Poets Birthplace.

We stopped before a low hut. with
whitewashed walls and roof OF
thatch. rs straw. a foot in depth. was
corded on In heavy layers. and as
the top became sodden. more LAYERS
were added. The caves stretched far
ever the sides. 80 the water could
wash down the slope. and the weather.
stained. ralnbeaten roof formed an
imperyious covering.
With reyerent thought we passed
the recording stile Of the hut so poor
but neat Thirteen hundred pilgrims.
some days. pay tribute here. and Il
was worth 5000 miles OF travel. and
dreary DAYS on the Atlantic to stand
within this "old clay biggin." Its
rough. uneven floor Of stone was holy
ground. Cold and cherries was the
blrthroom OF the sweet singer. who
told Us that a blast OF January wind
blew hansel In on Robin" From that
rude bed. a bunk in the wall. the poet
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ing nation. We read OF the grea.
donors at the last. a military funeral.
with arms reversed and mufied drum.
Despite the shadows. let us catch
the sunshine OF his life. Remember.
ing that he made ms heirs OF an i'm.
mortal legacy. let us be grateful for
the heritage, throwing their veil OF
charity over every weakness. and as
we glory In each worthy thought and
noble song OF this heaven.born poet.
Wen a be proud o Robin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

hangs around something fierce. and
could give detectives fine points on
shadowinE.
At first the arrangement pleased
George Edward immensely. He liked
somebody to chnm with. hut Of late
he has grown peevish. lie wants a
nickel OF his own once IN a while.
and he wants To go and mind his
own business all by himself occa-
HiouaiiY.
While the Athletics were Ia De-
treit Rube went on a fishing trip.
lie didn't ask Newhouse 10 Eo
along. but Ncwhouae went. Rube
cot "a boat al bY himself. saying he
didn't want no fool Newhousc along,
soaring the fish.
Behold. the faithful Newhouse In
"a patrol boat, tagging along. and
nnehoring nt convenient distance
from the lone fisherman. The AK
Erieved George Edward tipped an
Choir on several occasions and
roWed angrily away. but the patrol
boat followed
Tho scheme has worked well 40
far. Rube has no money. no soil
tude mud aurfeii Of Newhouae. lie
ls Keeping straight and pitching
g. eat ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
SPORTING
BREvITIES

Rattlms Nelson deposited $500 IN
'k1isca TO insure the appearance IA
court Of u Young woman accused of
an inability 20 distinguish between
her own and other peoples money.
she Is the Young woman over whom
Nelson aud his former manager.
Teddy Murphy. had their disasree-
ment When q woman COMES ia at
the dear the average priae fighters
wits 40 into the cellar.
Rnly Delaney thinks he has found
a coming champion Ia Al Kaufman.
aged 20. 6 feet tall weight ice
pounds. and winner Of half a dosen
fights
over iso stables are registered At
the Louisville track.
Perry Wefacn Wouldst be an um-
ptre In the American association,
Somebody has started the fabrica-
tioa that Jas. Jackson. Of the Clevc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

The Athletics are carrying an cx-
ira man.
lie does not play ball. he IL not
employed as trainer, he does not
watch the gate.
1is Is Hube'e keeper
His name Ia Newhouse. He is
Or waa-a friend OF Geo. Edward
WadaelTH. and was recommended
by George Edward as a rubber. n
the team CHANGED 10 be ia need Of
any such.
Connie Mock had no Use for any
kind OF a rubber except somebody -
rubber at Rube aud Nes he did not
get into mischief. 80 Newhouse
was engaged IN that capacity
Mr.. EeWhouae's job IL 10 stick
close to the eccentric one and watch
over him as mother would over
an crrinE child. Connie gives New
house the money necessary for the
personal expenses Of Rube. and
Newhouse doies out the pennies to
George Edward with careful
hand.
Rube yearna for his own society
exclusively. but NewhouHe bulks his
yearuing. He IL always ON hand
like Llzzie'a engagement RIM IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

seconded losing fighters IN u.
wofld'a championship matches
MeAallne waa ia tho corner ~
Cal mccarthy when the pukiiistle
ilfbt Lost the title 10 Geo. Dixon IN
a shafink rink at Troy. =. v Nc
Aullffa VAS ala0 behind DempseT
when frecgied Bob fitzaimmouH PIT
him forever ofa 81 tho business.
Jack was also 10 the ring The night
fought Sullivan 81 hew Orleans
This may not y o proud record,
but h Is the only time. I believe. Oh
record where a sec0nd Wa IN tho
corner behind lightweight. =
beaTywalehf aud middleWeight
when they lost their titles.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Seymour Is heading the Natiauai
league batting list. with one point
over Wagner. vita poulin close
third.
Eastern followers Of the track are
calling for the moving start. They
urge that a standing start does not
give all horses an equal show. and
that u = better all around 20 have
the horses GENE up to- the barrier
walking and ready to be sent away
on \ line.
The greatest race winners In fsnK-
land Isingtaas. J years tssf.afs.
nonovsn. years. t11s Tge. Flying
FOX. +. years. tsee.eoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

President shivrly says salaries
viii be trimmed In the Western as
ISOLATION next year
Joe Waieatt has been smoking
aEain. and thinks he can set into
shape 10 eomplleate the welter-
weight championship problem. tie
thinks he is in shape TO fight any
one looking Tor tho championship
title
Forfelts have been posted for a
match between KID nroad and
Willie Hasey at $50 pounds on oc-
tober Il. Place Of battle. before a
private club in New York state
Boring tn II haif the battle. ac-
eofdlng 20 Battilng Nelson. The
Dame has little use for fancy box
era who cant hit like Maud can
Nick.
WixEs became an outlaw because
brooklyn sent hifn contract for a
smaller salary than he was receiving
In a minor league Now that he has
been rcinstated. Detroit Il finding
him valuable acquisition 90 It's
pitching staff
AA9ERAIi TERM IQTuATEn
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HEADACHE

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weaken the bFHin and very often ex-
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allies Auti-Isain Pulls will cure
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NEW RULE REGARDING VAN
mo CLAIM

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 2s.-The
national commission yesterday at
Cincinnati made public a new rule
regarding waving claim OF players.
II provides that no waiver shall be
asked by a major league club Of a
player purchased from minor
league previous 20 February 1. After
that the president Of the major
league containing such club must
Immediately notify the president OF
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ny JAS. ]. C0nBETT
Copyright. 1906. by the Newspaper
f1ntefurlHe A ss8clallOn


Copyright. 1906. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Aasoclallon.
The nrti Nelson fight is now hia.
tory. bat it viii be many a day be
fore the enthusiastic fight fans quti
talking over the great battle Mel
son won and did it IN n manner
which left nO grounds Tor doubt
Ills brute force conquered brains
poorly used
Britt forget al about the methods
he used against the Dane on the oe=
oaslon Of their former meeting. lie
tried 10 match his science and
knowledge Of boxing against physi-
cal vitality. and lost cat because be
reHurted 10 methods better adapted
10 ths pugiilat with great brute
force Had ho followed ont the
method used In his first fght. the
battle would have at least gone
longer.
Had Battling Nelson been eou.
suited by Britt before the tight and
had the Dane planned the battle for
the Californian 20 suit HIS own
methods. Britt eould not have &C
cemmedatod the Chicago lad more.
lie ala lust what Nelson wanted him
10 do. and he got Just what the Dane
had planned 10 give him. aud IN
about the same length Of time as be
had countei upon IN bis training.
Had Britt gone ahead and match
ei bis brains aud great boxing abil.
ity against Nelson brute force. aud
reaortei only % bis scientific meth
odA. the same used against White
Sullivan. aud the rest Of the men
be ever met. then Nelson would
have had 10 90 q great deal fur
Their than be did. aud the physical
vitality that stood him IN such good
stead in the isth round. when his
opportunity came. would have made
the story told today probably a dif.
ferent one.
As soon a. Nelson found Britt
coming 10 him aud mixing IL up. re
gardlena OF the gruallng be had "a
take on account Of the superiority
of BrittH ring methods. even when
the tactics Of the born sluEger we're
reHoFted TO. ha was satisfied. Hs
knew that IN that great essential
physical vitality. he had Britt whip
ped and II would be 4 question oniy
~ time.
Britt. on the other hand. when he
discovered that be could hit the
Dane three aud four times 20 ons
grew confident lie 6idnt notice
that when he sent Nelson's head
back aud rocked hla whole frame
oven sending him 10 the floor. that
he only stirred up more Of that
brute force which seemed TO multi,
ply Instead Of diminish.
Finally. af the end Of the fTfh
round he began 10 feel the effecta
but instead 81 losing confidence hs
aeemed 70 gain When he stepped d
the middle Of the ring I am sure b.
felt As though he had Nelsof
whipped
Then came that double barrel dis
charge Of right and Ieft 20 the mos
vulnerable Of all points Ia a fight.
er'e makeup. The Jaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
sLEEPLEssNEss

You will have no difficulty In pro-
curing rest and sleep II you VIII let
DR.. Niles Nervine soothe and
strengthen the tired. aeitated. weak
ened brain nerves So long as they
remain In this condition you viii be
restless. irritable. melancholy. You
are welcome to your money back II
first bottle does not help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

To the surprise Of tho cruwd.
"Fits" promptly grabbed the bat.
tier BY the nose aud proceeded 70
wallop him Ia the most approved
rough and tumble style.
BEFORE friends pulled the pair
apart Nelson was badly maulcd.
Those Who saw the scrap say 1t was
"a eorker while it lasted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
GRABBED BATTLING NELSON
BY NOSE AND WALLOPS him

SAN FRANCISCO. sept se.-At-
ter a tour of the tenderloiu the other
Gaght Willie FITZGERALD wandered
into tho Relviderc Music hall aud
encountered Bsltiing Nelson. BEING
out ct humor FlUgerald made sew
eral dlsparaslns rumatts which the
nau0 essayed te resent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Of Day Won. Swift Queen second
Mabel hates third IS -
Thee furIonEa Miss npnier won
PopulIat second. Rather third. "a
Ii
Five and one=haif fuflohEa-Eld.
rra won. Golden Buck second. Mis-
Raphael third los 50
ono and oueseighth miins-Expc.
dent won. Iris second. Merwau
third. isk7 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Joe Grim. the italian fighter Of
Philadelphia. who has met all OF the
good big men and has never been
knocked ont, may never tight again.
Grim has come % the conclusion
that there Ia nothing In the fighting
business. and with she money which
he has realized out Of the fights be
has gone into the contracting busl.
ness. II Grim viii only stop fight
ing tho followers OF the sport wiil
b. delighted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
-AoNEsT HEARTS .

win ALMA Hearn a. DADS Only
Girl
y The MASTERPIECES % character CON-
edy Of the entire successful career
Of this noted actress. The central
figure If a play full Of humorous
types q Dixie ard beautiful Ken
tueky pictures. Great Pile Driver
River scene. I Spirited Acts Elab .
orafeiy @t8Eed Realistic Comic Barn
Dance. No Change Ia Prices.
Nexs Week. Uncle Josh Perkins,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

lands. may manage the 81 Paul
team next season.
See those gray hairs says " N.
Watkins. manager % Minneapolis.
they eeme from managing "a team
from the bench and not from stay
Ing un late at alght counting my
money. No more of Il FOR me. |
intend deieEatinE the managerial
power 90 a younger mAneif l can
rind him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

], was an exact reproduction In
nearly every respect Of the fight |
had with Bob F1txsimmona AZ Car.
son City. | am SURE. however. that
the disappointment wasn't 10 keen
Never did a man seen 60 have
such great advantage over an oppo-
usnt AS I had In that battle. WHY.
there looked 20 ba nothing TO Il. SO
sure was ] that | would win thar /
would have bet more money had |
been given an opportunity. And a.
u was ! had over fi8.0 eo on the
hEht personally
was hitting Fitz 50 often that I
carelessly fell into hts way. When
nearly everyone had made up their
mind that had The fight a. good a.
won the Corniahman worked Ia that
shift which has won him nearly ali
81 bis battles. and e was all over
but the counting His great physical
vitality had helped him Withstand
al the punching ! had given him.
and then stiil have enough lot 20
land the blow that meant the
worlds championship and a fat
purse. euualed probably only three
times before In the annals OF the
prize ring.
A special train that had been
sent 20 Carson City TO carry me
and nv party home returned al
most empty
Brute force seemed 20 be the
firBi thing coming even before
science In these two battles JEFF.
fries Is another fine illustration
OF The fighter who uses physical
endurance 70 conquer his oppon-
onia.
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PROGRAM FOR COMPLIMENT
AIRY SHOOT. 80 So


The program Of the compliment
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Gun eiab October 60 thu eastern
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MONDAY GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At washington -WhahinEtan {.
Cleveland >
A. Boston Chicago 81. Boston
IL
40 -philaielphlA !.
Detroit 2
Al New York-St. Louis 10. New
feEk n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Everybody Is wondering who
Nelson's next opponent win be.
The Dane says that Terry Meow
ern will be given the preference.
Terry. however. is n dead one and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

the other major league. who shall
have 20 hours Ia which 10 file a
claim. n desired. for a club of hiH
league. Tho rule f. 20 avoid ronfiict
and confusion regarding waivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

waIIsA wAi.I.A RESULTS.
wALiaA wALi.k. Wash. SEP, q
Rain. Results
q Is truf samhaura ven IN tao
straight heaia Kitty Clover second.
] ~ ~ laird 4. -. , = IL.
Four and a bali furiengs-f.Ikht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Speaking Of referees, recalls old
Jack MeAuliffe. II there vas ever
an uniueky man. u was Jack. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

MI A0NAAs tsEANGE
At Cineinnati-cincinn sc
Boston e-a
At uroohiyu- Brooklyn -. chi
caso a=A
York ie.