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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

NxicIBcAREs
Was Under Sentence of Penal Servi.
tude for Life.

Was Under Sentence OF Penal SefVt
tude for Life.
st. Petersburg, Aug. lit is report
ed from Saghalien that in the course
of events accompanying the recent in
vasion IF the Japanese there occurred
the mysterious disappearance from
the island of a convict named Putt
lin, formerly a priest of Marrinsk,
who a year ago, was sentenced at To-
msk. to penal servitude for life for
a series of bl~ood-curdling murders.
A man of immense strength, Putt
lin was very popular among his fellow
prisoners, and was a favorite with the
convict guards. He played an impor-
tant part in the preparation of a con-
Wet regiment to repel the Japanese,
but it is suspected that he too Id
vantage of the disorders accompany
ing the invasion to make good his es-
cape.
The news of his escape has caused
a wave of terror throughout Eastern
Siberia. Many believe hat the con-
vict-priest will throw himself on the
of the Japanese, if he has not
already done SO, but some with ter
ror ver that Putilin will undoubtedly
return to the scene of his former
crimes.
In the heyday of his prosperity. Fa-
ther Putilin was one of the most hon
ored and respected men in the neigh
borhood of Marrinsk. But with his
three brothers( all priests and wea-
lthy house-owners). Father Putilin in
reality lived for years a double life.
At night time the criminal quartet,
masking their faces, sailed forth and
waylaid wealthy travellers on the
Cars highway. On one occasion they
held up and robbed a Siberian
train.
Finally the four brothers were
brought to justice by an anonymous
letter, which advised the police that
a brass-bound chest under the alter of
Father Putilin's church. If searched,
might be found to contain stolen prpo
erty.
~Concealing themselves in the
church at midnight, police and de-
tectives, to their amazement, witness
their honored priest. Father Putt
lin. holding a benediction service in
which he blessed his three masked
brothers, and sprinkled their murder
GUS revolvers with holy water.
During the trial no fewer thai sew
enteen murders were brought home
to this quartet of robber-clergymen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

E. F. Burns. passenger brakeman
and Northeastern, left this morning
for Chicago and a tour of the eastern
and middle states. He will be gone
about q month.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Amalaamated Sheet Metal Workers.
Washington, D.. c., Aug. The
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers,
one Of the strongest labor organiza-
lions in America, assembled in spe
cial convention here today for a SEES
important questions to be considered
by the convention is the death bene-
fit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

George Slaughter was another mem
Der of the executive committee of the
well owners meeting held Saturday af
ternoon. His name was u~nintentional
ly omitted from the secretary's min
utes and the Record Saturday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07
For Sale Cheap.

Two vacant lots with cement walk,
S. e. corner Third and Lea ave. Also
one gentle gray mare. 4 years old,
with saddle, safe Tor children.
F.. S. DOBSON,
301 N. Kentucky.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

German exhibits in the gallery, in ad-
dition to those from various parts of
the United States and Canada. Sew
eral cities are c~ontesting for the hon.
or Of entertaining next years conYen
ton of the association.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07
For Sale.

Two desert claims of 100 acres
each, near Artesia, N. NJ, in the pro-
ven artesian belt. Fine smooth land.
VIII sell cheap or trade for Roswell
residence property. A snap if taken
quick.
J.. MACK SMITH, Artesia.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

N. j. Fritz came up from Hagerman
this morning t o attend a meeting of
the county commissioners. to consid
er the matter of replacing bridges
washed out in the recen high waters
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

LOOSE LIME.-We have it in any
quantity desired. Suitable for SAM
tary and di~sinfecting purposes
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone 35.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Mrs. Minnie Mercer left this morn
ing for Shawnee, 0. T., where she will
make her home after two months resi-
dence in Roswell. She will be joined
later by her husband.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Cali No. 9, Stockard & Deem, for
q gentle horse II the lady or children
want to take a drive. 29tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Smith returned
Saturday evening from an extended
trip to points East.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Miss Josephine Fountain left this
morning for her home in Amarillo.
She has been visiting Miss Lydia
Gayle.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Mrs. Zillie Robertson. of Greenfield
was here shopping today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

In the Land of Sunshine and Big
Red Apples, the largest Arfeslarl
Well District i'm the World.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Fayor1tes Hun TO Form ami Faro Well on a
Muddy Track

NV ORLEANS. Jan II The races at the
Fair Grounds to-day wer. run in blind
ing ralnsiorm Favorites Jared we'll and
despite the change Of trlr conditions all
Of the horses ran 10 torn IN the sixth
race Bradley Bill ran away two miles in his
preliminary gillop and was scratched clils-
lag twenty minutes delay for Il ncw book
First Race Four furlongs -PrO'eus. 10 m
Phillips. 20 ). won Young Lighter. 10 ~ Davis
J. to !. second LilsatiOu, 40 Cannon "a l. third
Time. USl Judge PARKER. WAcstaG Chauuctv
Ocutt Nyrmdon. HIcbcr Corr aud lie Soto also
second RAoe-riw furong.-.Iake sanders.
1z fNicoh 10 1. aIN N L. Blshup Poole
~ ~ Martin. to aud 70 2. second Inspector
inlptn. 100 Cannon, 30 10 |. third. Time Oi az
and Sayor Faire also ran.
Third nacr-Ouc mlle Cirexor Z IN? tMrfntvrrt.
TO- 90. ,sou Io~ Lesser igs Nlcon : 70 s. stconat
Futmead, W RomAueill, 10 TO /. miro riTne
i-t 81 frrnhsicr also ran
Fourth Hscs = and oue.hsH fufongs-ijict
Bernard II. 90. Martin. to /, won. Maiador, pO
lAuhIchOni alu-. SECOND SIS fSr. On IL. Hcnnrs4et
to !. third Im' n 8-S Master. Kings trophy
and PITY also ran
rim Race one nil. and Il qusrter-Hvn.,,u,
lN6 o. hcnnes,ryI 20 ]. won II. sever 100 fAut
hnchunl, 10 1. second Aurumnstct. jas fSchtliugl
10 1. third. Time 81 20. Fahrulan. JnIge
Naufiry. Lord French Little Boy. Bcssle Mccarthy
and krntOn also ran.
Sixth Racc- one nlie-Mld ~ % Hrnnrs,cy,
! to o. won John DAZZLE. 100 ,pan AUSTIN. : 10
sfrond. hrutngr. ln2 Cannon 2n 10 !. hrd rir.
T. D.. ifopehle also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
WILLIAMS DRAWS ruBRELh4.
Attacks Cook, Vino Only Has u Rev ol, er. In
Row over Jockeys Honesty.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. li--After the fourth
race had been run here to-day Jim Williams.
the owner Of Rams Horn. walked TN to Fred
Cook. the boc.mGker and owner OF English
lad and who has Jock, Nicol under con-
rac; Williams said to Cook Your 20,
Ntcol Is either incOmpet ont or dishonest
Cook ~esented he remarks and caliee
Williams a number Il names that would Lot
look well ~. print Williams iInmediute'y
got busy with his umbrella and bep IN TO
l1mbusu Cook There WIS a Wild scramble
10 yei mt Of the betting ring when Dan Hail
sheet writer for Cook. handed the latter a
revolver. Before the gun could be used
detective jumped on the platform in front
cooks book and wrenched II from the book
makers hand Both men. with TWO outsiders
who attempted 20 interfere. we're placed
under arrest Both men were paroled TO
appear before the court tomorrow.
Years ago, shortly after Jim W Hams sold
Luke Blackburn 10 the Dwyers he had a
difficulty with both turfmen al Saratoga
His weapon at thar time was an ufnbre LIN
Williams is one OF the old school Of kentucky
turfmen and ~ quick tempered He made
the statement tonight that Ncol was re-
sponslblc for Rams Horn being beaten in
races
Trainer Bill Phillips. who handles Cooks
horses. toni ght said that he would file charges
against Williams tomorrow with tho stew
ards OF the Crescent city jcokey Cmb in re
gard 10 the honesty OF Jockey Nicol and
hat he viii compel Williams 10 prove his
t.hgPuas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
ICE YACHTING.
Close Racing In North ana South shrovs-
bury Club Events.

LoNG BRANCH. Jan II William Joline's
Hazel i. was beaten in ion mile race this
afternoon for the challenge penuant Of the
South Shrewsbury club By r p Morrison 4
Mildred -Four yachts started. althoug h the
race from start TO finish Was bct ween the
Hazel l.. and ths Mildred The Hazel l. led
by 90 seconds AZ the end OF the ilrst lap
Shortly after Capt tdwa rds took the lead
with the Mildred and held 1t TO the end
winning by over a minute IN - minutes see
ouds. Cspt Edwards scored his second
victory Of the day IN The race for the fourth
class Yachts. the Elva winning from the
Rumson. Bother and Woodwa,p The Elvs
won by minute Is seconds from the Rumson
IN ~ minutes ~ seconds
RED BASIN. Ian. ~ Chsrles p irwin's
Toe Yacht George to-day regained he iaurela
she lost Ia yesterdsy's race. when she was
beaten by the Tyro The Georgia Ibis after
noon easily defeated siA crHok Yachts OF the
North Shrewsbury fleet. INCLUDING the ryro
The other starters we're Northwest Daisy
..talauta. Wizard aud the Drub The George
crossed the line winner in - minutes sec
onds. beating the DrIb by trfle more than
It minute The Dssv was third
Another race for the club p~nuaut had
three starters. prub Daisy and Northwest.
aud the boats finished IN tho order named
The Druh- time vas 81 minutes seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
BIG Tax FRoM RAoINe.
sloo.zSB30 Contributed TO Agricultural
Interests for Season OF 1905.

While not so profitable as in 1908 rsoin g
Last year Yielded to the eight associations
that conduct race meets In New York stats
gross receipts amounting tn 1896. l7eoi.
Th"se nRures arc shown in the seventh an
nual report to tina state Com ptroller OF
Charles W Anderson, state Supervisor Of
Racing Accounts.
The tax on the receipts. which COOS 10 tho
agricultural societies In this State. vss
500 7S83o Tho receipts are. with tho at
ception of one single year. the largest In tho
history OF racing In this country. and the
tax and the benefits to tho agricultural so
cieties rank correspondnglY
Tho table which follows shows that two
Of he racing associations the Brighton
Beach and the Buffalo exceeded In gross
receipts their revenues OF 1903 Bu6alo's
Increase was due TO the fact that II raced for
greater number OF days IN 1905 than IL did
I'm 1908. The Brighton Reach Racing tsso-
cutIon Ia 1908 paid IN as tax S97 ,a67.t0. In
1909 its tax was S3i.1t ~. The tax OF the
Bunalo Racing Association In 1903 was
H.O42 w, and n 1904 II was IS 22t4 A.. The or os
receipts Of all the associat tons IN 1904 and
the tax pHid thereon arc as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
~ san Francisco.

Sax fFANCrsco. Jan 1.-THE track WAS muddy
hut The talent picked winners with wonderful
aclmen 70 day The only upset happened In tho
last racc when ". Con don Won az to : sad
sam. iavorItc. ran unplaccd.
First Race tuturlty Courses Suburban Queen %
Chandler 10 !. won Brcnuus, III BELL is 10 B.
s,cond. cllowstone. ioi iGreCnhedi 10 to 5 third
TINE. ISL. finblc Candid Del Slgno Trbano
Prcstano. GeorgJo Black PachucA and Prcsidin
also ran
second Race Thr-- and 4 half fur'onEs-Sir
Wilfrcd. ii2 joncsl. ~ .. woni DhriuA fOa fHuU
mani 10 :. second Abe Meyer los i.ormaul
p 20 I. third Time, o42il. BrllonA Srr1
blsy Bee aud Miss Berg Also ran
Third Race Six and q hhii furinngS -Mitno. iOs
DAVIS ~ SEQ ~. won Educate 1h2 Chandler IL
70 2 ,tcond. flanrur ioi Wright. 50 ia /. third
Time. 15i. hlcudcnc, Rcsca, kickumbub Mas
Rachel and Calculate also ran.
Fourth Race ono mile ana y sixteenth Bonn
harder Jos Davis, 30 /. won orc viva, pS fKunzl
q TO I. SECOND, Nlgrcttc, 10 Jones', 10 10, third
f1nc. -. Major NAnsir also ran
llnh Race ono mile and an eighth BArvac't. III
huffman. So TO- won. Theodors. ins l.unzi. m
90 I. srCoud Gin Spray. iol Kelley so 20 t. third
Time. 20, 'lgornSl Miracle n. Jack Hahcrt.
Adirondack. PrTuia, sunny Shoic and HcrmcnceA
also ran
SKIN Race Eve and hsf fu,tonTs y r.
Condor ~? .Ande rspnl, to 5. won Squire John.
son, 81 rTsy1ort. IS 10 l. second. san Nicholas, ii2
w, Davis. 10 70 i. third Time. iOs't. tshAns.
The Lady Rohesls. Sad sam and David Boland also
ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
HERRMANN VII Nor REsIeN.
National Baseball Commission Ends Session
Harmony on Schedule,

I CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. ii.--'Garry' Herr
! mann will remain for some time to come
| at least. chairman OF tho National Baseball
Commission. Notwithstanding the storiet
OF his intended speedy res ignn ton that popped
forth from the efrervesclng and overheated
atmosphere OF tho LanRhery Club after last
nights meeting.
j am not going to resign naid Mr. Herr
mann tonight. President johnson OF the
American League and myself we're talking
az the club last night about matters and
things and said TO him that my other bust
ness affairs were continually demanding
moro and more OF my time and II might be
chairman Of the baseball commission on thai
account IN time, Somebody overheard my
remark. niseonstrued IL and spread his
version broadcast. The chairlnAnship cer-
tainly carries with II lots OF work and an
noyanoe. but I'm not going to resign at
present"
President johnson aud President PuIliRm
this afternoon, Ia Pulliams sickroom AZ the
st Nicholas Hotel. arranged the opening
VIII be either Oct. or 3 In about ten days
a, meeting win DO held to further consider
t tlm, eehedqles y is certain that iS4 games
There Is no possibility OF conflict on the
schedule. said Johnson. Herrmaun Is not
going to resign the chaIrmanship, said
that he would do something OF the kind but
laughed at him and told him II he did would
ulhUu MN as 4 gutter.
Pnllian saws he expects TO be able TO go
TO New York on Friday
he meeting. closed last night IN manner
delegates, The minors fully expectAd that
decision would he given on their proposed
Appointments 10 the national agreement by
which the limit OF PLAYERS drafted was to be
CIT down and the prices 70 be paid for such
players raised. but after much deliberation
the commission merely suggested a number
OF ohanRes in the national agreement to which
the minors agreed and then announced that
tho hnal vote on these changes and the
changes deaired nv the minors would be
acted upon when the National and American
or early IN March. Previous TO this. the
minors had voted against the adoption Of
the amendment offered TO the nat ional gree
mant by President Ban Johnson OF the Aneri-
can League by which maj leagues we're
70 be limited 70 the purchase of four or Ave
players each year from the minor leagues
no changes suggested for the national
agreement and concurred in by the minor
Leagues concerned the hning Of clubs and
players Tor. vol HtlnR the national agreement
changing the drafting season OF the Caliior-
MIA League until later than that OF the other
leagues. that no purchases nt players could
season except In emergencies and few minor
addttione to rules now in existence
j ne case OF Pitcher Jack Taylor WIS called
and upon the suggestion OF Chairman Herr
mann the charge OF Taylor having thrown
games In the fan of 1908 win be investigated
NJ q special meeting OF the commission to
be held in Chicago soon The matter OF
adopting rules for the worlds championship
series ne1t fall was not touched upon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Annual Meeting of Indian Harhor Yacht
Club

The annual meeting OF the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club was held AZ the clubhouse at
Greenwich last night The usual reports
we're submitted to the members and some
plans FOR the coming season were discussed
Several cfthe retiring officers were reelected
hut instSid 81 I Bovine Jones as chairman
Of the rAsatts committee u Wilmer Hauau
vss selected Mr.. Jones has held thar pos
ton for several voars and this wear lie de-
clined denomination because hc could not
spare the time from his business Mr lanan
is with his brother. Addison g. Hauau the
owner. OF the fast sloop Asrrant and Is rc-
gHrded a. one OF the beat amateur sailors
IN these waters Tho officers directors and
committeeman elected follow
Commodore George Lauder. lr. schooner
Endynion, vice commodore Edward SheArsou.
schooner Quickstep; commodore. Seymour
i. HYDE sioop Kahrna: Sccrrtars-. Lorenzo ~ Nrfu
,trung: treasurer, Richard Op'Vaier. mrasurer.
Morgan hArnri directors. term expiring 1917.
Hemp F. Iledemann term etp'rnr ipp5. Francis
". Page tcrrls expiring 1875. Edward Shearsnn.
Charles n. Gcddek,
Regatta Committee II Wilmer Hanan chair
ran. Thomas ,. MeCshlll. IT, Charles z slinms.
Charles J. Kirby, Charles p. GeddeB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
To Try 20 L,snli,e no.lnr in Illinois

move Is under way 10 legaize boxing
10 The State Of Illinois Tho shutdown Of
the sport At Chicago has resnltfd in \ move
ment being made 10 hnvc tho Illinois Legs
lAture pass State boxing hin thnr viii per
NIT the game under proper regulations. The
hiU. y is said viii contain measures to
have limited round bouts with i've ounce
gloves decided before regularly organized
and chartered athlstir clubs Clubs holding
bouts must SEQ thRt all contestants are eV-
amined by q physician before entering tho
ring There will DO a safeguard against
the interruptions promoter II tho bill
goes through he will he ehectually barred
Tue chances Of the hin passing are good, as
many business non f8vor such a law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
John l.. TO Try MS Hand r.a1.ntnrer

John J.. Sullivan 's going into a new line
~ business. and his friends have earnest
hopes ~ his success The only yours truly"
j. to go on tho lecture platform and win
mako ms first appearance in Chicago on
Jan Is Sullivan stoutlv declares that his
ilrst discours" Mill not be Ny Experiences on
tho Water Wagon. and Why Abandoned Il. b.
but lecture csptioned Half Hours With
IuRih'ts, Tmch VII 20 lIn-traicd with
tried occurring befor" this and made hi'
an o.. He says n meats acting all hollow and
that hc will he sure to have nanr inntatorS
among his brother professionals sullivan
has been taking excellent care OF himself
and IL nearly approaching the 800 pound
notch n,vsiEht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
LEFT Fielder Lush 10 Coach Yale Baseball
Players

NEW HIyEN, Jan. II tap Morgan n.
Bowman u OF he Yale baseball team an
uouuced yes erisv the plans for the coming
season Walter camp. Nales director Of
aihietios. will be the general advisory coach
while William, l.. Lash OF this city. the Cleve-
land left fielder. will be be field coach The
bat'erR viii be Jailed out 10 be gin work nj,
Feb l. While the pitchers and general nelders
Viii not begin Dre crlCe until ter cord
mg 70 CAPT 30 w1nat. the outlO0i; for WIN
ning team his year il not eucoura gIng six
Of tle beat players last wear. Ninslow. Chit
iende1 Allen. Miller, Mctcalt andl Mckay.
are ont OF he gone tins year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
New classification for sohoolboy A,b, .,,.

The elementary school games committee
hold r meeting yesterday afternoon and de-
cided What should be the weight OF the mid get
class of bows Delegates from the lower
Fast side schools favored Is pounds while
those from Harlem. The Bronx aud BROOKLYN
whore the BOYS are larger and better de-
veloped. thought the figure should be about
o. pounds A compromise was finally made
however and So pounds was agreed on
and this shall be the limit IN all race. sane
TONED by the Pdbio Schools Athletic lea que
The boyp must he weighed in their athisf{c
costume and without their shoes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Jimmy Farrer Heats Benny Franklin on
Points.

70 tho final round of The match between
Kenny Franklin and Jimmy Farren. both Of
Bal'imore before the Nonr1reil Athletic
Cub. Baltimore. on last Tuesday night II
was difficult thing 10 choose a winner The
MN was limited 10 fifteen round. and for four
teen rounds II was even up Then Farrpn
made things hum for his man, having all the
hotter OF the argument IN the final session
Inc decision IN favor Of FRrrpn WAS not we'll
received bv Irankin.s fTiends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Brooklyn Pleasure Drivers Elect or,c.r..

A. the annual nesting NJ the Pleasure
Drivers Association of BROOKLYN. held AZ the
Ok, H. Fol,n,rtn nttner "a, s1.ret, On
elecred
President. Roher, b Bach VIE president Don.
AID NcNrlll secretary. Augustus PrVerelly. treas
plrr Thomas y Waterbury. assistant secrethrv
Tuor y. GIddlnEs Executive committee Aus.
TN = Allen chairman Frederick r Narquhnd
Isaac Remsen. Wills &, Putnam. Andrew Nov
BRAY. Thomas p WAtsrbury. Donald McNcill
fohn Burns John II ! R1rler Michael 7
Cogsry Rohe-t Bs m and Augustus Pevcfeiiy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Young Corbett and Battling Nelson Matched
Again

SAN Francisco, Jan. II The long er-
pected return match between Young Corbett
and Battling Nelson vas framed I'D here TO-
day Morris levy manager Of Nhe HAYES
VALLEY g.. announces that the bow IN We
signed 10 box twenty rounds under tn aus
pieces Of that organization in February. an
i3Q pounds. ~ q o'clock the same vaigii' a.
wfJch they battcd before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Tom Jon kius Defeats Jack Cerkeek in
wrestling Match

Tom Jenkins Ajd not have much ,ronb.
n showing that Jack Carkeek Of Wisconsin
e not in his class as a wrestler az Sar Fran
cisco last Tuesday night The pair came
together IN a bout, cntch-as-cat rh-c can stvle
hest two In three falls. and jenkins was re-.
turned an eeAv victor Jenkins took the hrst
wrist aud half Nelson hbid and the ner, IN
minutes and IS seconds " tn h7lf nelson
and BODY hold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Murphy and ,uelI TO Meet at Philadelphia

Tommy Murphy of Harlem will not he
compelled ia 20 without fight at present. {,
seems His manager, johnny oliver. has IN
formed THK SuN that in place Of Hugbey
NtGovern Murphy's opponent viii he Abe
Ntell Of California Attell and Murphy ara
70 hnve u our mt Philadelphia on Ian p. and
tho limit is six rhunds ~ To- pounds ringside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
F1r.t ThorouEhbrcd Forl ~ the season.

LEXINGTON. Jan 1.-THE first thorough
bred fosl Of the season In the Blue Grass dis
csp B PopPPS last mint NE 9h9 be r6 sHa Of
Ia bay colt by Garry RermRn-KukopiR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
Bensonhnrst lachismen 10 Build New
House

The snuual meeting ~ the Brnsouhurst
Yacht Clnb vas held lt-r night at the Argyle
Assembly Rooms Fulton and pierrcpont
streets. Brookiyn. Tho crih VIII commence
in q few DAYS the erection ~ new DUB
house at a cost Of several thousand dollars
on The shore Of & ravescnd Bay. the building
10 he IN readiness for the opening on Me.
mortal Day The following officers were
elected
Commodore, s {. Below -ice commodore. Char
les D. Allen rear commodore. John q. o Donoghue
sscrcfAry. IS " Roberts. treasurer. Clarence
n Clayton fneaSurrr. toau Rrophy menbs 70
board OF directors, Arthur Wells, WIi,hm
O'NriI and Louis y Hail
House Committee Charl~s y Hamilton, A g
Boyd CAR L. Dlng"ns Iafn T Fggtrt and y
Douglas Knowles
man William Chids. Randall r. Birch, Georv.
y Eggcrt and Richard " Rummells
DELEGATES 10 shr Yacht Racing Association of
Grsvtscnd Bay alfred n Macsey mo William
~ Childs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
TO PREVENT rBE cR,p

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