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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Mail Carrier Arrested.
(s 81 q Tho Times. & Dispatch i IL.

AsaEyILLD NJ c.. Jan. a. a =. Mall Car
srier Gilbert, whose Il rou te is be tween
,lson county, is under arrest, charged with
stealing over s., 900 in m oney and checks
from registered letters, c; ilbert was first
arrested last week. but discha rged for lack
of eyidence. tin{8 hi {JSg fl III s ,sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

(5pccIal%t The Times Dispatch) s
5 NEWPORT NEWS. " a., Il lam "a 81
{KubYer, one Of tho few Cinnamon who
served in the Civil War, d led ut tho sol-
diers Home hospital yesterday. He was as
sixty two years old and was the only
Celestial who held membership In the
Southern Branch OF tho Homo for Dis.
tabled Federal Volunteers & at a hampton
SIIn served In Company F. Sixty fourth
Now? Y ork Infantry and had q gOod re- re-
cord. !s % n .s 5t.s B.
Eddie Hunt. a Negro, who IS charged
with firing % revolver III into Il q crowded
street car over a N onth u go, Wounding
Thomas y. Benton. (. mechanic empl oy \ \
ed III the shipyard here has u been a -
rested ana is held In Jail pending a hear =,
Ing IN tile Police Court. ntons and the
negro had q dispute and tho negro walk
cd back to the Brear pla torn and fired
through, the croWd. 5Ss woundlng Benton
slightly, The bullet making q flesh wound
3in9the chest and arm. II Hunt had been
captured Just after the incident, It Is
more than probable thu t he would have
been roughly handled X by the crowd B on
the car. which was 4 greatly worked sup
as a result Of the shooting !. "
i Defects found In one OF the ba ttlesnp
Ayir,nesota's 8 ballast inks will necessi- I
tate d post ponenen of the launching Of
that vessel until some time IN March. u IT
which time she will be about 60 per cent.
complete. She will thel, welg h Enpproxi-
mat ely 5000 tons or q early 600 tons
moro than the armored cruiser Ma rylan1
weighed when she was launched. It will
set :, new record for the sllipyard in tina E
respect. NJ gis s 5is IN 81 d,
d The boilers, tho coming tower and the
,barbctte plates for tho turrcts Of the big
fighter have been placed in position. The
Launching cradle. which 4 Is being made
exceptionally strong, Is being placed un-l
der the bullying sides OF he vessel. M s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
TRAIN / R PLUNGEs DOWN
4 HIGH E:MbANk|MENT'

s Especial to u 40 Times. Dispa tch,) "a
X CHARLo TTE. Gu, January GA
passenger train on the Rlsooe and Mt.
G!lead Branch OF the Abeyi cen and AS be-
.boro Railroad j j4 ped n the track at AT
shortly before noon to- day, Two coaches
plunged Il down O tenfoot ernbank .neat,8
and were completely wrecked One past
3senger was filed aud every passen ger on
the train more or less sertou injured
The dead: Rev g, AZ. QKlssbY, one SofS
Inc prominent HlRistsgs " the NORTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
MacDonald's Fine Rum

Mr., Mac Donald took a long flying start
and went BY the starters and Judges stand
alta splendid clip. All remarked on the
smoothness ind speed OF the machine
and a record breaking run was looked for
When the automatic plstol fire announced
the finish and the timers announced that
tho five miles had been covered In three
minutes and seventeen seconds flnt$@a
mighty shout went up. Dte worlds
record for this distance was held by w.
Il. Vanderbilt, made here last year in
three minutes and thirty-one and ono
fifth seconds In his ninety horsepower
machine, now property OF Boa. Shan ey,
sJr, Mr.. Macdonald lowered the record
by Just fourteen and one-flfth seconds.
His average for the five miles $ was
sthirty-nine and two-fifth second only
two-fifths OF q second under the worlds
record for q single mile also held ny
Mr. Vanderbilt. 85
When Mr.. Mcdonald returned 10 tho
Judges stand from the Notwithstanding
run, he knew that no had done well from
tho hehrtluess OF the cheer that heralded
his approach, He took his victory and
atulations modestly. His success
to-day will tend to encourage him to try
for other records with his smooth run.
ming and steady machine. #
Bernin Fails.
M, g.. Bepnin. III w, Gould Rrokaws
sixty horsepower, nado q try for the.
worlds record for ten miles, but failed.
He covered tho first five miles Of tho,
ten in 1851 1-2, and the ten miles IN 7:ia
flat. This distance was covered last
year by Mr., Vanderbilt IN $50. II 10 not
believed that Mr.. Bernin pushed his mas
chine for all At was worth, as It gave
him q great deal of trouble at first *
one or two Of the regulars for to-day
were postponed until tomorrow, owing
to accidents and unaYo ldable delays In
the arrival tof the cars at the preliminary
starting points, Other events We're q Sle-i
olared Oft for different reasons. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
M DONALD. Makes
NEW'A.U|.|T0.R' !: [ ! .R|:| D.
Covers Five Miles ii 3:I7, Clip
ping IL Second From Van
derbilt's Record. MN
II{(BELx,,I AssocIate al pre.s 3 ~, B

s CRN1OND, e y IA, ! an. q y During the
races this afternoon, Arthur e. Med Donald.
with his fifty horsepower machine, here
3tofore entered. took trial for the five
mile worlds record, and smashed It all
to pieces. The races were being pulled
Off in regular order but the cars in ono
event were a little i show and the track
was cleared for Macdonald, who Is q
young Englishman, with plenty Of nerve
and with faith In American automobile
England for tho Orn1ond- Daytonn meet,
and Ii he keeps UP the good work started
to-day, he will go home ithisplcnty Of
Ia ,,ro1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

Richmonders in New York.
n &if Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
y NEW YORK, Ian. ~ "a .--St, Denis. w, G.
Davis.HJ. II Ilstes. IN * # " 3t Il 3 ti 4 5si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

brought ilildehrand 10 tho isller's
room. A son rs the prisoner en-
tered he drew his revolver and Gov
cred Wise The latter started for
Htldehrand and the prisoner shot
twice At this moment nr. Coraon
spfang at the desperate man. who
quickly pulled the trigger again.
vounding the physician In the fore
head.
Sheriff lou Smith rushed 10 the
SCENE aud covered the prisoner With
his Eun through the bars
Drop yeur pistol. Iiilacbraud' s
shouted the sheriff. I've got the
dfap on yuu.'
Hildchraud turned and started %
open fire en sheriff smith. wha
Immediately shot twice al the pris=
ousF. missing him.
Deputy Mcclure drew a bead on
Hildebrand with a rifle and told
him TO drop his revolver or he
would shoot him down Hide
brand dropped the revolver aud vas
then taken back to his cell
Or. Corson's wound was only a
slight scratch on the scalp aud he
gent 10 his own office to dress the
wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
duplicates Judge
in Land Fraud

PORTLAND. OCT. Senator Full
ton left Washington last night In
response to a subpoena TO appear
as a witness in the Jones land fraud
trial and explain the conditions un-
der which he wrote the DEPART
rient recommending Jones. and urg-
ing alleged fraudulent claims 10 pat
ent
John l.. Wells was on the stand
all morning and said he acted rs
agent for the defendants. securing
old soldiers and widows TO take up
land on the siletz indian reserva-
tlon. lie was instructed 20 coach
his countrymen how to answer the
questions They had sworn TO Nv
Ing on the land a year contInu-
oualy. when they had been there
but four nights. The testimony i'm
pllcated William Galloway. then a
land official AZ Oregon city. and
now circuit judge. as being cog
rlzant Of the conspiracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

william parmlee, formerly as
slstant corporation counsel for this
city. handled the case for the Ray
woman After securing the written
order from the deputy prosecutor.
parmclee tapped at the donr OF po-
lice headquarters with the little
note in his hand. Upon presenta-
ton Ruth Ray was summoned from
her cell and told to get out. Not
long afterwards Parmelee followed
her Where they met and what
happened al the meeting may never
be known. but Ruth Ray claims
that she paid Parmelee the sum Of
$40 to defend her.
The case was never regularly
called for trial nor was the courtesy
OF preliminary hearing granted.
Consultations behind closed doors
we're held with Police Judge Cor
don. Deputy Prosecutor Whitman
admitted that the state had no
case. Police Judge Gordon stated
Tuesday that he firmly believed
that the colored thief was guilty.
We're these two prominent pubic
officials hoodwinked?
a score OF police sleuths claim
that they have been victorious.
pointing out the fact that the
sucker" got part OF the money
back. that the woman will now he
declared n vagrant aud run out Of
the city.
Ruth Ray left the city tho very
night of the alleged theft She was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

touched" Henry Krlnke over a
week ago for $40. Krinke Is an
uneduoated German. and since the
loss Of his money has done all he
could 10 weaken the states case. lie
openly accuses the police officer he
first complained TO Of returning
500 providing he leave the city and
drop prosecution When asked
Tuesday afternoon I'm the presence
OF Police Judge Gordon why he
pointed out patrolman Burkman as
the man who gave him the money,
Krinke said that Il looked like him.
WAS Il the officer YOU com
p'ained 20 who returned You part
Of the money stolen?' asked the
court.
oh. no; II was not him. replied
Kfinle.
His conflicting statements exon
crate Patrolman Burkman. who
courts a fun investigation into the
charge,
Krinke was told 10 accept any
money that was proffered him and
Captain willard had him planted In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

was caught In Victoria a few dav
later by detectives who Learnt
from Lizette herself where her hill
ling had fled. They threatened 90
close the house unless she told them.
They got the Ray woman back here
and then In this mysterious manner
set her free. Krinke got 500 and n
Ruth Ray would be honest about IL
she would tell that she has left
about that amoU and that the bal
anee was used D oil the wheels OF
ereaking web lie that has refused
60 perform its duty.
The police had not the slightest
trouble in binding over to the su-
perior court in the sum of $3.50
Mamie Williams. a colored fallen
woman, charged with larceny from
the person. although the case ar
forded no better evidence than that
against Ruth Ray. Mamie Williams
stole SIS and sent Tom Clark. coll
ored man. out with $40 to square thu
case with the "coppers"
Robert Smith. the victim. told n
straight story OF his troubles last
Saturday to Police Judge Gordon
Wednesday morning and az tho
close OF the trial Attorney Hawkins.
for the defense. threw mp his hands
and admitted defeat. Evidently
there was not enough money In ff.
Ruth Ray stole $40 and was al
lowed to go free. Mamie Williams
stole Sl5 and will have TO answer
for tho crime in the superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
"Proxy Bride
Must Go Back

On the Nippon Yusen Kaisha com
rams Iyo Mhrul which sailed from
Smiths Cove for the Orient on Wed
nesdas morning. vas Hanaye Nakui.
the proxy wife" Of Suematzu
Nahlu. whom immigration Inspector
4. H. Geffuey prevented from mar
rying. owing to his being physic-
ally unfit To take a woman for his
wife.
Geffney. on the arrival OF the girl
here. stopped the legal ceremonies
which are necessitated b. the immi-
CITATION laws when proxeyiteE wish
to become citizens OF the United
States. on the ground stated above.
He subsequently brought the matter
before a board OF special inquiry,
with the result that the girl was or
dered dcported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
CLAIMED OFFICERS Wife
USED BRASS KNUCKLES

George Fuller. a cook. was arrest
cd by Patrolman lie Count. charged
with having committed an assault
upon Mrs Le Count. wife Of the ar
resting officer. There il no formal
charge against Fuller as yet.
Le Count says mis- wife came nun
ming mp 10 him on Tuesday. sith
both eyes blackencd and her nose
bleeding. He dress about the neck
was disarranEed and she was hys-
tsrical from fright. Fuller. she said.
iuEulted aud struck her when she
resented language used BY him in
her presence.
Mrs. Fuller. wife Of the defend
ant. told an entirely different story
of the affair "Wednesday morning to
a star man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

the men. who were around n camp
fire. for the right road and received
gruff reply.
The theory. however, that the
men are already IN the city is hour
iy gaining more credence. The po-
lice are working on that theory.
They are Inclined 10 the belief. that
tho robbers are desperate eN-con-
victs. and that they are being hid
den by confederateav W. this city. n
they have not already gotten here
b. means Of the wagon they stole.
Il Is possible that they made the
run ~ the launch "a first supposed.
the wagon having simply been used
% decoY the man hunters IN the
wrong direction.
The fact that at n late hour Tues
day afternoon the Independent Tel
ephoBe company's line leading to
Kirkland was cut IN two places hah
led 10 the conjecture that the ban
dts have already reached the other
side OF the lake and have adopted
that means o. preventing tidinRs Of
their whereabouts becoming known
too soon.
Alfred Frankie and Rowland
Gibbs. the young fellows found on
the blind baggage, who were arrest
ed sc Everett. are being held pend
Ing further Developments. although
the police DO not believe they we're
implicated 81 the holdup. They adj
NIT they collected money from the
pag9eugera, but deny they adopted
baiGup methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

room not far from police head
quarters. According TO his state
ment a man resembling Patrolman
Burkman came to the room aud
handed him S1O0. after getting a
promise from him TO drop prose
eution lie did go aboard a boat
and says that the man escorted him
TO the ganEplank. Afterwards he
jumped ASHFORD and told his story at
police headquarters Captain VII
lard stated that such a move was
expected TO be made. but believes
that patrolman Burkman Is limo
cent.
The result OF the case Is not sur
prising when II is known that out
Of 100 arrests from the New Paris
house on complaints Of victims
robbed but two have been sentenced
for any period over the regulation
police court sentence OF GO days
within the past year.
Why is Il that Gizette Smith. the
Partisan parasite is permitted to
conduct openly and under a thin
veneer OF public tolerance a disor-
derby house whose inmates have
stolen over $40. 900 In the past year,
What. n II is not money. Is the
strength that wrests her hireliugs
from the jaws Of Justice? Lizette
Smith fears not the law and Is pre-
pared AZ all times TO throttle Justice
even though II may drag prominent
officials into the mire that sur
rounds her,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Pour Of those Amazons tried 10
kin my husband. and the officers
wife wore brass knuekies.
we live In the same building
as the officers sister In law. and
we have had Some trouble with them
before. Tuesday they were going
60 fix George. and ne says that
they used a butcher knife and brass
knuckles.'
Monday morning the case VIII bs
heard By Justice n. n. George. and
IN the meantime Fuller has been
hustled up TO the county jail His
friends are trying TO bail him out.
Mira Fuller also claims that Patrol
man lie Count attacked her hus-
band before arreEtlng him and gave
him n terrible beating before he
told him that he was under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
Will OF a RICH WOMAN
DOoMs PETS TO pEkTt4

BOSTON. Mass. oct 4 The NllI
81 AtfH Jennie \. chase ~ swamp
scott. whose supposed suicide ere.
ated sensation recently, waa PRO-
batrd today. II provides that her
entire estate. which u large. shall
go to her adopted ann. peFutent
Woodruff chase. with the exception
81 81 eaeh 10 her brothers ard alH-
tota and the children Of her dead
brother and sister.
The document purposes that u.
W. chase shall inherit her interest
Ia the wealthy phillip estate eu the
ground that bY adoption he e. her
heir ~ law. II specifically states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
WANTS TESTIMONY
BEFORE She DIES

garet Funk. Of 1916 Y. Pine. 20 bs
taken on his behalf Immediately.
upon the ground that the woman is
irfirm and liable to die before the
csae comes TO trial Perry says that
the Womans testimony Is essential
TO his case.
The court granted the order asked.
aud the deposition will be taken
Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04


1erson. wcundlnk DIR. Cor
he forehead.
- 81 = Lou Smith rushed to the
pcs. of the shooting and drawing
nnhasn. ieye Ing Il through the
{ese1>4 fired twice at HIldsbrsnd
aes tDupeiied the latter 70 drop
1<pxh4&HDou % the floor
~ &nexpeeted vas Hlldebrand's
t1lir &nd 10 desperate was ita ma
~ ~ he almost succeeded in
- bis getaway.
~ IN the afternoon Hlldebrand
lpIainsd of being Cd and asked
- physician b. summoned
Der Wise telephoued for Or. Cor
and. when the latter arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

ATTACK
OFFICER HocLE
SAYS THE SERVICE IS GOOD

George W Hogie. city ambulance
officer, resenta the attack OF the
board OF health upon the present
ambulance service In the city.
Al a meeting 81 the board. Tues
day evening considerable time Was
devoted 10 the ambulance matter
Secretary Or Ludlow making the
emphatic statement that the present
service was unsatisfactory. To fur
Their hack his opinion he cited sew
eral complaints turned over 10 him
BY the matrun ~ the WayHide
Emergency hospital An iuveatiga-
ton shows that the reports from
this quarter smack Of malice and
are utterly denied by HnEie who
told hia side Of the complaint ta a
Star man Wednesday
"On September 20. AZ III o'clock
At night was called % the Mono
gram saloon for a ease. said HoElc
The patient vas an emergency
case aud vas suffering from the e.
fects Of whisky poisoning Ills
name VAS Chisholm and took
him 10 the city hospital or 10 the
Wayaide Emergency hospital where
such cases are always taken b. me.
The matrun informed me that they
had no room and | Nan compelled
a. the next resort 10 take the pa
tlent 10 the Providence hospital.
Another case. purely an emergency
one. Is that Of Ira Fiemins. a Huf-
fercr from rheumatism. taken 20
that hospital BY NE and REFUSED at
tsn,lon hY the matran. The man
vas destitute"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

WASHINGTON. oct Com
Erearmau Townsend. - Michigan.
co-author OF the EsUh=Tawnsend
hlli. called on the president thiH
morning and talked rate iegialauan
and the necessity % making changes
IN the bill 90 PASSED BY the house
last session. The visit was brief.
He made On appointment 10 call
again tomorrow 20 resume the con
ference. Townsend says the prent-
dent s. - determined as ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Another paper was flied 10 the
Sensational breach 81 promise suit
Of Grace Newhail ~. Charles Perry
manager Of the Hainier-Grand hotel.
on Wednesday. and II gives promise
o. interesting things to come.
II IL an affidavit Of the defend
ant himself. who asks for an order
requiring the deposition Of one Mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Hop scotch all the way down
the middle" about explains the re
suit Of grand larceny charge filed
against Ruth Ray. a eolorcd inmate
OF the New Paris house. released
from the city Jail Wednesday morn
ing upon an order issued boy Deputy
Prosecutor whitman.
II will be remembered that Ruth
Ray rs the pickpocket who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Rather than go 10 walla walla
90 spend the rest OF his days be-
hlnd prison bars in expiatioa Of
hts completely IN the murder Of an
MD man. John Hildebrand. a prls-
eaef In the county iail. late We'd
nesday afternoon. attempted a des-
perate iailbreak. and In the melee
that followed shot ssyerFA times
from revolver he hads@aneealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

that CHASE was adopted that he
might legally receive her entire ea-
tate and that her husband. p. y.
Chase. might benefit directly
tin directed that Hli Mra Chase r.
horses. doKH eats and birds be pain
isasiY put "a death. II h. under
stood that the brothers Of Mfu
chase VIII contest the viii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

BAKERSFIELD Cal. Oct. -
The construction o. a pipe line TO
tidgwater was the principal subject
Of discussion Al a meeting Of the
Directors 81 the Independent oil
pfotncefH agency nov proceeding
herr. Opinion IL frecly expressed
thai mis- r. the only means 81 relief
o. the producers. All independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
STOPPED ON WAY TO NATIVE
LAND


John Theondas. Greek. got ne
further than Spokane with SEQ al
legged 10 have been stolen from
room jointly occupied bY himself
and l. Adams. the loser and COM
planning witness After securing
the rlufTy Thcondns decided q take
a trip back 60 the old country. Itis
wishes were brought O. an abrupt
close hy ,eieFfaphie dispatch fuusn
this city 20 the Spokane police ask
tng them 20 pick him up.
Thsondas h charged with grand
larceny. and an officer has beer
cent % bring him back The pros
ecutinE witness told Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh that he and
Theonaas started 90 work together.
and that bis com panlou knew where
the money Was hid That night
when he returned the money had
been taken away and Adams thinks
that Thenudaa stole a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
While POSSES SCOUR THE COUNTRY
ROBBERS PROBABLY IN SEATTLE


The only eiews wednesday for
me gang up Northern Monday
reported TO The Star BY special correspondent at
Ballard on Wednesday afternoon.
A farmer reported TO Ballard police Tuesday
morning sighted launch off WILDLY island In Cuus bay.
viii i've aboard.
believed by the local police that the robbers
hiding this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
ED CIGARETTE
ER MURDER

= MOBILE. Ala. oct. John
4 Fischer. engineer, Of Raleigh,
= n. G., visiting his parents In
= this city. quarreled with three
= young men last night. lie pros
4 cured a revolver this morning,
= Teut to a saloon where the
\ three were sitting. and fired
= three times. each bullet find
= inR a victim. Price Baker il
4 dead. hamilton MeKeeu r. dy-
= ing and John Harris is injured.
= Fischer rolled a cigarette.
= laughed aud sauntered out TO
= meet the police. He said
= nothing In explanation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
What Mysterious Agency Does "Lizette' Smith
Employ in Protecting Her Thieves From Justice?

NEeREss, AFTER RossNe VICTIM or NEARLY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. DUCKS UNDER RorEcTlno WING MOTOR.
ioUs MADAME" WHO cooLLY PULLS HER WIRES AND
SETS HER CHARGE FRee-sHE LAUGHS AT POLICE AND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

companies Wi be invited to join
the agency The work Of construct
iEg reservoirs for storing 1000 900
barrels viii commence at an eariy
date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

A suitable reward will be 4
offered for the arrest and con 4
victiun ~ a colored pickpocket 4
taken from the New Paris 4
: house on charge Of larceny 4
Apply 20 Dame Justice. az 4
present making a strong effort a
10 adjust her scales In this 4
\ city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
InEREs a cHANcE. 49,

HERES a CHANCE. nOYsl .
CINCINNATI oct. ANDY =
! Bezcuah today Issued chal- =
icugc 10 fight ans 1870 pound =
fighter ia the world Go q fin =
iah or limited number Of =
rounds. lie H. the youngest Of q
three puRillst brothers. has .
been Ia 50 ring battles aud WAS q
never defeated. =