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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUND.J
Chicago Jan 23-Excited covering by shorts
caused a brisk rally in wheat after midday. The
incendiary character of the news from Russia a
dispatch from Bombay stating that rains threat
ened the harvesting OF the wheat crop in India and
last. but not least, that the Wall Street
crowd passing around the tip to stand
pat" the market. formed a combination of in
1uences the effect of which to start buying
furor in which traders who had been led into put
ting out short lines earlier in the session. took
initiative May wheat sold to 81 151s and closed
81 15s about 1c higher than at the previous
session Corn closed sc to 14c higher, and oats in
the end firm to 1sc higher. Final trading on
provisions was at sharply higher prices.
Chicago received "a cars of wheat. against Al
last year. After advance of 12c over the open
ing figures there a decline of 1c before noon.
The range of May from 81 1879 to 81 1915. clos
ing at 81 15 July closed at 9Sl2c, after selling
low $3.50 to 972lc.
Corn was quiet and did not get far away from
the figures prevailing at the close Saturday. Weak
ness Of the wheat market in the forenoon had a
depressing influence. Local receipts 347 cars,
Of which 157 were contract. Shipments 10000
bushels. The estimate of to-morrow's local re-
ceipts was 5S7 May sold from 445sc to 45c
closing at the latter price. July closed at the high
price of the day, 45l4c; the lowest 45lsc
oats ruled steady. Business in the pit was dull.
Trading was entirely local and of a limited char
acter Local stocks decreased $4,000 bushels.
making the total 2811OOO bushels Receipts were
142 cars. Of which SO contract, and of the
same grade 5000 bushels were taken from unli-
censed elevators Shipments were 1900 bushels.
Estimates for tomorrow, 166 cars. May sold from
S)4c TO Sic, closing 9Osc Bic. The highest for
July SIC, the lowest SO5sc to SO24c and the
close 307kc to Sic.
Provisions had extremely dull day but prices
held firm. Good buying. induced by the continued
light receipts of hogs and advance in prices at the
yards. caused the opening strength. May pork sold
from Sl2 So to $l2 So and reacted $l2 to $12 S
May lard sold from IS s71A to ST. and May ribs sold
from Sc 50 to S. T2 to S. So up Sc so TO So SPA and
eased off to Sc so. Hog receipts were 5000 head
and prices at the yards advanced 1Oc
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
SUICIDE CLOSES BANK.
Receiuer 4ppointed after Ran
Caused by Death of Cashier.

Columbus. Ohio Jan. 23.-As the result of
run by depositors following the suicide this
morning of Charles II. Houseman, cashier of
the East End Savings Bank. il was closed to-
day by its directors and placed in the hands
OF a receiver, W. II. English, who gave bond
for $4,000.
Tne news of TEousenan's suicide caused a
panic among the depositors Of the bank, who
are mostly residents of the East Side, and the
crowd which struggled around the doors of the
bank seeking to withdraw deposits became so
large that the police were called TO preserve
order. The run had been in progress less than
two hours when the directors decided to close
the bank their action being announced in the
following statement:
The East Side Savings Bank has closed tenn
porarily because Of the suicide of the cashier, c
H Houseman. This bank had experienced run
in the last two three weeks caused by some
false rumors, but showed its strength Dy
promptly meeting al demands on H. ana the
run had subsided. Most of the people who had
drawn their money had returned ii TO the bank
for deposit. and the directors thought that there
no further cause for alarm until TINS morn
ing when they learned that Mr.. Houseman had
committed suicide. knowing that a run was
imminent, and in order 10 protect themselves
and the depositors, inasmuch as they had no
cashier to take charge OF the books who un-
derstood the matter thoroughly, they thought
IL @ wise plan TO close the doors of the bank
temporarily and place the bank in the hands of
a receiver until they were afforded an opportuni-
~ 10 faInilariZe themselves with the details OF
the banks business.
The financial statement published by Cashier
Housennen October 13. 1904, showed resources
Of S423, ,799 81, and liabilities of $423, 799 81. De
posts amounted 10 $3S4.375.
Houseman had worried over the banks affairs.
and in q note which he left to his wife said:
Nv Dear Wife and FsmiIy-Another sleepless
night and / am so unnerved that ! almost
beside myself. / can't tell what viii become OF
me II IL lasts much longer. The tin box has al!
my papers: some OF them worthless, but keep
them all, as they may be valuable to you. They
are all yours. Goodby.
Houseman shot himself in the head at his
home.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following discharges in bankruptcy were an
those filed yesterday:

The following discharges in bankruptcy were among
those fled yesterday:
Richard NJ Acker grocer Peekski; liabilities SO 77o
Reub4n BackeF clothing No 2222 2d-avei liabilities
$2,O45.
olcott G Colt real estate. West 1a4th-st LA
bilites, S8,465.
Elias Goodman. diamonds No West 97th-st: nabil-
ites, $40 los
simon Harris. Jeweller, No 81 115th-st: abili
ties. $685..
ties. $62273
William and Ezra Max clothing liabilities. sec 46l
Nugent * Jackson, hotel proprietors, Morton House.
liabilities. $62, 162.
n Involuntary petition filed against Hersh Ceduld
dealer hats. NO 50 Bowery George Ricard with
$500 Preferential OF 81 are com
planned OF.
Isdor shanzer and Nathan ". Levittan. trading as
ShanZer Lev!tan No. l3 Monroe-st, voluntary peti
liabilities 81. .465; The
six in number. hold claims under 800. except [
IefkoWitz OF Grand and Eldrtdge sts. whose claim
$l75.
Charles z Gervais, No. 13s 145th-st voluntary
petition: liabilities, 5000; assets. $50. Thee principal
creditors are James A Eearn q SON. No 20 West l4th
st. $l6O; New-Haven Clock Company, $50; E. W Bliss
& Co, Brooklyn, $500.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Monday, Jan. 90, 1905.
ARRIVED,

Steamer Indramayo (Br) Craven MancbAste- Ianusr,,
a m. '''S4 q" '''' A"'
steamer Bayonne C1utchD, Won Hugo Venice December
IS Messna January and Algers 70 phiitr I3,,C-.J,
in ballast Arrived at the Bar 2:30 a m F '
Steamer Gtula tAus) Susparich Trieste recar,ho- Al
Messna January and Palermo TO Phens Rrotbers e.
q
the Bar 1870 u n anu must
steamer Ponce Dalton. Ponce January O. C;uanca IN
JobOs Ia. May IL and II
and Porto Rico - Co with 10 passengers mails ana ,5s
Arrived the Bar 500 p m 22d ' anu must
steamer Lille (Brl hopkins Port Antonio fa,,.,u 20
20 the United Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived the Bsr AZ
81 m. 'N 4'N' ~
Steamer Trojan GSrl, Thorkidson. sagua Januar,,
MatanZas Ia and ClhaTien Is. Punch Edye IA 10 WITH
sugar. Arrived the Bar o "A m w. wa"
Steamer Antilles t3rN. Mcdonald Matapza. -.
airy H. to d Munson with sugar. Arrived at the Rar
al I m
Steamer Hero (Nor Kars. Porto Cortez January ant
Pensacola -. 70 Holender with cedar Arrived al the
Bar midnight 2ad. -
Steamer Comus, kenlble, New-orleans January 1s "a
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and fndse
Passed Quarantine I:4o a N. 1880
Steamer City OF Macon Askins. Savannah January 20
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
SOUP BURNS MAY BE FATAL.
Flesh Falls from Injured Mans Ribs
Clothing Freezes to Wound.

Mount Holly. y. J.. Jan. 23.-Cieoree Cresko was
brought to the county jail here this afternoon fro,,
BordentoWn under commitment as d vagrant slif-
fering from probably fatal injuries Oresko lived
IN a temporary house the new RoebIng tract
az Kinkora, where he vas employed. On satnr-
day he was preparing a large pot Of soup He
stopped over to pick up wood from the
hoor, and in some way upset the kettle on him
SELF. his back badly scaIded that the
nesh has dropped of, and on one side some Of
the ribs exposed. There was no one about
and. maddened with pain. Oresko ran away The
wet clothing he wore froze into the scalded por-
ton OF his body, and he wandered about until
picked up by the police lie forty-eght hours
without attention and almost all of that time ex-
Iosod 70 The elements.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
HARTMAN PETITION PRESENTED.
May Cause Review of Northern Securities
Case by Supreme Court.

Washington. Jan. 23.-The petition Of Edward H.
Hartman and Winslow S. Pierce. the Oregon Short
line Railroad Company and the Equitable Trust
Company. for writ OF certiorari TO the Circuit
Court OF Appeals for the Third Circuit in their pro-
ceedfng against the Northern Securities Company,
was presented 10 the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day by ". d. Guthrie. Of New-York. The
presentation consisted of a formal filing of briefs
the principal contention OF which that, following
The different government suits against the Northern
Securities Company, there should have been a
complete restitution OF stock rather than a pro
rata distribution. II the petition is granted, the
effect XIII be TO a review OF the entire
by the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
ASK PRESIDENT TO PREVENT STRIKE
Trouble Threatened at Gun Factory at
WaterVliet Arsenal.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Troy. n. Y, Jan. pa general strike is threat
ened at the government gun factory at the Water
vet Arsenal by the four hundred employees The
sentative of the has been sent to ask the
President 10 act Trouble has been brewing for a
long time
In December petition sent to General
Crozer. chief Of ordnance asking for an investi-
cation of the mems grievances. He replied that
such investigation would have to be requested by
officers Of post Secretary Taft sustained this de-
cision. and now appeal has been taken TO the
President. The men allege unfair treatment. A
strike would stop the completion Of coast defence
guns.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
PETITIoNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy among those
nlso yesterday;
Herman Krieue. 40 Lea % ave: liabilities. s25l7
SO The principal creditor is Charles
40 East e2dst. $500 Petitioner formerly men,
her q o Krlete a Echweling y
Frederick A. Turner machinisr No 40 Centre-st
liabilities gieT2: Ss6s The principal creditors
Norz Brnbaum, 55h-st and lst 500: secured by
chstte FredR Davidson No 1i02 3d-ave
consist of stock IN trade $780, machinery, 500
Slz3.
q RuTingame appointed receiver Of
business of Max oeWe dTygOods No. 3,O33 3d-ave.
with e band Of $1,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Ocean Ss Co with passengers and udse. Passed
Quarantine at S25 m
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore {, Fos-
ter with mdse Passed Quarantine at 500
Steamer BenefactOr, Philadelphia, 10 William y
Clyde & Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine at a m
Steamer WeaTside (Br. Goodwin Perth Amboy to the
American Smelling CO. in ballast.
Steamer Tennyson (Brl. ohls, Santos January . Rio
JaneiTo 4 Bahia :. Pernambuco o and Barbados I6 10
Busk Jevons; with 70 passengers and mdse Arrived
the $50 D
Steamer Yumuri (Cubanl Johnson Manzanillo Ianuar,
and Cienfuegos 10. to James Ward & Co with mdse
Arrived the Bar $50 ~
Steamer Nemea (Brl, shaw IQuque November s Anto-
fagasta D. CorOnel 20 and Montevideo December IL
at 1880 m.
sandy Hook y J. Jan % $50 u--wind east-nor,A
east. light breeze cloudy
SAILED
Steamers Jefferson for Norfolk Newport News St
Gothard lB0. philadelphia; Godshoro Philadelphia;
Manitou (BrJ. London.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, Jan. 23.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day amounted 80, 9S2 bales There was a
keen demand for good selection OF South Wales
ana Queensland greasy meTinOS Faulty
descriptions steady Scoureds were difficult 10 buy
at late rates crossbTeds hardening animated
ms American buyers secured merinos Crossbres
and halfbreds cape OF Hope Natal was steady
at fu rates Following the sales in detail: New
south Wales Zoo bales secured 1Oad91s 111zd greasy.
6dG1s 2lad. Queensland 2,20O bales secured Is 3d0
Is 1142d; greasy, Sda1s Victoria. LOO bales:
secured Is 2dd2s 32d; greasy. Sdq1s 4d South Aus
trala, 1SOO bales; 5Q111d. Australia 800
bales greasy. 7aied NewZealand. 1000 bales greasy
6dGls I'd. Cape Good Hope and Natal 900 baI
secured Is 2dq1s I'D greasy. Ig1Olxd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
PLUNGER COMES NEAR SINKING.
Sea Valve Left Open Accidentally, 1t Is Be-
heved

Newport r. L, Jan. 23.-It was learned to-day
that the submarine torpedo boat Plunger came near
sinking al her pier at the torpedo station here yes
aeroay afternoon. a result Of a valve having
been left open. 1t noticed that the submarine
was abnormally low in the water and investigation
showed feet Of water her hold.
The torpedo boat Mckee pumped the water out
Tomorrow the Plunger VIII have a trial 10 deter
mine whether her batteries and machinery were
damaged The accident is ascribed carelessness
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments among those filed yes
terday. the first being that of the debtor:
Brown. George and Rosa--Niasara Working
Company s67S
Barker, Adeia g. or Stringer-M II Shannon. 1O1+
Doan Thomas-I Riesenburger. Observation-Disclosures.
Gallup George BJ H King. g....................., OIL
company e1e
Hoist. Christ-NewJersey Terra Gotta Company. ei4
Haage. Gustavus A--W Walls another...... / 295
The Pullman Automatic VentIator Company-R
Taylor 1881
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-M Lynch. Gas
Rosenfeld another, ...,..,.., 267o
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-W HaverI 643
McAdam Produce Company and James McAdam-
L scheslnger and anoher ..,........ 12s9
KLsey Rainier and Thomason-J A Camfen. 49,. ESQ
me Manhattan railway Company Burke. Also
Union Railway Company of New-YoTk City
Valentine ...:...,....,.... 115s
Scott waiter and Albert II Roeth-A Durst...... $40
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
OFFER TO HANDLE CUBAN BONDS.

Havana, Jan. 23.-Frank D. Pavey, OF New-York
has submitted TO President Palma an offer from
Clarence Jones & Co. OF New-York- to purchase
Cuban bonds 20 the amount OF S9oOO0,0OO II Cuba
decides authorize such an issue IN order 10 paw
the BALANCE Of the revolutionary soldiers claims
= develops, however. that President Palma main
tafns the opinion expressed by him in his last mes
sage. that Cuba ought not 10 borrow more than
S-z.G0O00 in addition the Speyer Co Ss5 900 900
loan. Speyer g. Co. have offered 20 purchase sl2-
0o0.OOo OF new bonds, II issued in accordance with
pe Ina vie
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
CHICAGO sHRoUDED IN DARKNESS.
Dense Clouds Keep Smoke from Rising
Many Accidents Caused.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Chicago. Jan. 23.-To-day the darkest day of
the winter in Chicago. Ever the streetcars had to
be lit up though it night. After in Ahe
afternoon darkness prevailed. Traffic was seriously
impeded and walking the sidewalks dam
gerous
Dense clouds of great humidity overhung the city
and kept the smoke from rising and being blown
away, causing absolute darkness Elevated road
traffic suffered than that on the streets, and
minor accidents were numerous
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following among the satisfied judgments filed
yesterday the first is that of debtor the
onL that Of the creditor date when Judgment was
fled
p, 1905. -:..~......... s11OO
Levy, Morris Blumberg: January Is, 1905. $50
venlber IS, 1896 14s4
1905 ........... o'' - COZ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
LOCAL BUSINESS TRoUeLE

The snern yesterday execution for $407 %
against property Morris Israel dealer
ings al Nos 355 Grand-st. and No. I41 Ridge-st in
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
FOR DOWNTOWN HOUSE, 100000.

The United Owners Realty Company have sold to
Alberto de Verastegui the six story and base
ment modern apartment building Nos s. 81 and Sc
Washington Place. The consideration was about
500 600
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns are
recommended to the readers of The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable. and business done by mail
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
The ELeIN Butter MARKET.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Elgln, IN. Jan 23.-Butter ruled the Board OF
Trade this afternoon selling 1ac per 10 the same as
last week. Sales in the district were 435 400 10
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 719 500 Moon rises 924 Moons aga %
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 956 Gov Island 1914 He'll Gate 1901
P.M-Sandy Hook 1920 Gov AS Hell Gate 1850
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
aAcpInAN Ev'gs SIS. Matt Mc una
Rm6nlJAN Wed. % & soc VIZ, nlh
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Onera Senson I0nl- 1907.

IRVING PLACE THEATRE-To-ntght s;2o hrs!
time CfOrdon's new Farce C0nleFv In VeFtretmg.
Friday. BarsescU as Hero"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

100
$50
1494
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FIGHTERS AND
RACE HORSES

A girl has been killed while playing
football IL Cumberland 6Ad.)-
Dave Barry and Billy Woods (coIor-
eds fought a 90-round draw.
'.skee1s" Martin is ninth on the
winning list OF English jockeys
Hamburg Belle has won 1880 dur
ing her three years on the turf She
vas unplaced but three times in .
starts and won II races.
The good mare Spencerian is dead.
she started in - races the last three
years and won p times
c. E Durnen has given $4,000 for the
Californian fly Lotus
Berkeley football men must not enter
fall track meets.
Oscar ST. Cyr swan 20 yards in 81
seconds in Chica goa worlds record
First Baseman NeaIon Of the San
Francisco club has signed with the
Chicago Nationals
Fred Mcleod won the championship
of the Western Professional Golfers
Associa ton.
NJ L Mitchell. Trainer NJ. Steel. J.
NJ wilkins and the horse Freedman,
have been ruled on the American turf
Texas Tom Walsh, the weII-known
racing man. is dead
Young Mahoney and Hugo Kelly
fought an eight-round draw
Jack Dougherty Of Milwaukee knock
- out Dick Hart Of St Louis
The tzsinmons-O'B rien neg0tia-
lions are practically closed The bout
VIII proba bly, take place the latter part
q next month for a $4,000 purse
CoEroth offers & purse Of $1,000 for
3 50-round go between Jimmy Britt and
Terry McGovern
JeE5es VIII not % 70 Melbourne
The fast mare Eon1con VIII race
again this SEASON
Jockeys Knapp and O-NzI1 divided
riding holors around New York this
summer Both lads have ridden over
- winners
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THE HAFIwA CUP RECORD

Despite fears Tor its safety. the Hale
iva golf cup has survived another keen
contest and has Yet 10 be won outright
by someone laying claim 10 three
straight victories.
Previous to yesterdays play Archie
Mahaulu. Horace MahauIu and Q. H
Berrey had each q couple Of legs IN the
cup and one Of the trio was confidently
expected 10 roll up the best score yes
terday and by 50 doing convert thu
silver trophy into individual property.
Other names Inscribed on the cup.
indicating q victory in some previous
contest. were Frank Armstrong. Frank
Halstead and H B. Girard-
Form tod tale in yesterdays
tournament. for Armstrong won with
the net score Of 8. and Ginard was the
runner up, with s. strokes credited
against him BY his win yesterday.
Armstrong Joins rank with Ber-ey and
the MahauIus as TWO times winners
and favorites for the ownership Of the
mug.
The hotel was fun Of golfers; indeed.
the day was the biggest from Z golf
standpoint that the waialua links has
ever witnessed. the accommodations Of
The hotel being taxed 10 the limit
Two interesting matches took place in
The morning. one Of them foursome
between .. ". Anderson and H. B.
Ginard and James Melville and DR.
Yost- This game created . great deal
Of interest and q close struggle was
confidently anticipated
TIE professional was q Bit OF his
PLAY yesterday and the result was that
Anderson and partner won by , Up and
+ 10 play
jim Melville and Archie Mahaulu
played g holes for side bs-, the con
ditions being that Melville should play
only with AIahaulu's putrer, while the
latter was allowed tbs use Of his fun
bag
4 number 81 -Hagers were made On
TIA result. Melville being Al The long
end. a surprise vas il store. how
ever. for Mahaulu ven out or tbs
match and separate strokes. the score
reading - 70 -. Melville would have
Won had hs not fallen down al the
seventh hole.
The record for the Haleiwa links Is
--s-35 and s. made by H L. Downey-
The best local record. that * made
by residents. i heId by Paul AIahaalu-
u. q lad Of - years OF age whose
figures are 50 and IA total Of 50
II was . lovely day for golhng- with
no wind 70 speak OF and the links IN
the hest possible condition The golf
e~s formed pretty sight a. they made
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TE
RERNICE PAUAI11 BISHOP
MUSEUM,
KALIH. OAHU.
KALLE. OAHU

Residents OF Hawaii Territory ana
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the above named Museum
~iu be open 70 inspection on ERI-
DAYS and SATURDAYS Of each and
every week OF the year, and also upon
ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks-
giving and Christmas excepted De-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock g. II
and ) o o'clock 2. n, from the S1sr day
o. March 70 the S1st day o. OCTOBER,
and from 10 O'Clock =. II 70 @'55
c CLOCK D. n. from the 1st day o.
November 70 the 31st day o. March
CT each year until further notice
Tourists arriving n Honolulu os
<sarough steamers on other than the
reZuIsr visitors days hereinbefcFe
designated Sundays and Thanksgiving
and Christmas excepted) and leaving
prior % the days set apart as
visitors DAYS nav be admitted 90 Ihe
Nusegn on SPECIAL PERMITS !.
sua5 during otace hours from the gen
e-s1 e+See Of the trustees, No. "a Ae1
tbsnt street. next dor 70 the BANKING
housA ~ Bishop & Co.
ADMISSION re MUSEUM FEh6-
Electric ears bound west on Alns
stras+ mass the Museum every tea
Einutes during the day
Honolulu. T T.. June l2tn, Lsoa.
PER ORDER
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OLAA SUGAR COMPANY. LIMITED.
a Special Meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers Of the Olaa Sugar Company, Lin
tied. has been called by the Board Of
Directors TO be held al the rooms of
the Chamber OF Commerce. third floor
Stangenwald Building. in Honolulu, on
Thursday. November .. A D. 1905. at
three O'Clock p m. for the purpose Of
considering and acting upon a propo-
sition 10:
faD Refund the present bonded and
floating Indebtedness Of the Com
panE:
Oh Issue First Mortgage Coupon
Bonds for the aggregate princi-
pal sum Of Two Million Dollars;
and
(cl Execute Mortgage Deed Of
Trust 10 secure said proposed is
sue Of bonds
A w VAN TALKENBURG-
Secretary OIaa Sugar Company. Linn
tied
Dated Honolulu. November 10. 1865
-Z5a
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HE WENT THE
SAME OLD WAY

+Natty,' Matthews, the former vel
rerweight champion Of the worla. IS
dead broke The 100000 he earned
during his ring career has been eaten
up by fast living. and now ''Natty'' is
earning SIS week riding one Of the
piunging horses at the Hippodrou2e.
Matthews made humble application
last week 70 thompson * Dundy In
his boyhood days. he said, he had won
some slight fame as j@skey. and he
felt he had the courage and ability 10
take the dive into the HippodroTne
tank He was given a position and at
two performances went through mis-
work without a hitch or halt.
Matthews lost The mpIonship 70
'Rube Ferns IN Toronto three years
ago, and since that time has been OF
the down path He Won the champion
ship from Mysterious Billy Smith az
the Broadway Athletic Club On April
p. 1890
His share OF the proceeds was $3.50.
and as an example OF the rash way in
which he distributed his money. he
tells that the following day he placed
s2-5Jo on horse race and lost il
Nike Leonard. known for years as
the Beau Brummeu Of fighters had a
similar employment at the Hippo
drorne q few weeks ago. He. Too, was
without funds or friends. He lasted
three days