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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
NELSON GOT HIS
IN ROUGH and
TUMBLE
BY JAMES ]. CORRETT.

Since the defeat of Battling Mel
son a story has reached my ear
that Is worth telling Bat no
doubt has had some queer ex-
periences since he entered the
ring several years ago, and not all
of them have been with first class
fighters, as the tale which follows
will prove.
About six years ago there was
a mining town up in the northwest,
Hurley, that had the fighting fever
Nearly every miner thought he was
a scrapper until finally a little
fellow from Wales appeared on the
scene and in a sort of rough-and
tumble way whipped the tar out
of every one in the neighborhood,
including three dub fighters that
had been developed.
The newcomer weighed in the
neighborhood of lis pounds, but
he was the toughest nut for his
size that had ever been seen in
that region. He knew something
about handling his mits, but his
long shot was any old way the op-
poneht wanted to go after him,
especially when biting was in
cluded.
The Hurley champion was soon
IL in hn Oh ~
town and on two occasions he got
mixed up with 200 Founders in
saloon scraps and he made them
look like human beings that had
just emerged from a mine ex-
plosion.
There happened to be a local
lodge Of Eagles in Hurley that
wanted to arrange fight, and
more from the want of another
man than anything else they fixed
a frame-up and sent to Chicago for
Battling Nelson, who was to ap-
pear under an assumed name.
At last the Hurley champion,
upon whom all the miners would
lay their money, was to meet his
superior. He was known as the
man who could whip his weight
in wild cats, but what ould his
chance be against a man like Mel
son.
Well, the Battler came and there
was considerable betting. The
Hurley champion didn't know a
whole lot about the Marquis of
Queensbury rules, but he could
learn, and he would do as his miner
friends told him.
In order to avoid a backing out
at the last minute the Eagles as
sured the local man that the con
test would be decided on points
and would only be for six rounds
The night for the battle arrived
and before more miners than Mel
son had ever seen before he and
the Hurley champion entered the
ring.
For tn first few rounds the con
tent went all right, and then Mel
son began getting anxious and al
the same time agry, for, to say
the least. he was getting very little
the best of the argument.
In the third round Nelson started
to butt the local kid and was max
Ing 1t pretty warm for him wher
one of the miners who was referee
Ing warned him against any rough
and-tumble tactics, for that wal
what the kid was good at, and 4
would never do to start him.
Nelson paid no attention to tho
continued warnings and kept OF
gettig rougher with the Kid. whit
was lighter tina Bat. Well. wher
the sixth was reached the trouble
came all at once for Nelson.
Before the referee knew wha
was happening the miner hat
backed away and tore off hi
blood-bespattered gloves and wa
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29

Nelson's throat and digging his
knees into the Danes stomach he
pushed him through the ropes to
the floor, and what hs did to Bat,
as the story goes, Is hard to write.
1t took six men to separate him
from the Dane, and then physi-
clan was necessary to help mat
tiers out.
An old friend of Nelson's told
me this story and says that it Is
one that Bat never tells.
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be starved. Here's two bits for
you. Now run along and get a
good meal"
This method takes all the starch
out of Johnny"
He hits the pike with long and
steady stride and gets away as
quickly as possibly, muttering to
himself: ooh, you lemon! You
lemon!'
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uttt rd11sea S7d1en elite Der tysfgsr
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NugenbIifts1 in gutfel perf6!punoen.
rGd1euea Sic, meta 2ieber, rtef
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reot man nit 9ieeuner. SIT ieBt sana
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mann icAittelte aber snergif1 fsta
9aupt uno entsesnete, baB etne foIde
Irt pon GumpeHbebanblung DieI1es6t
ftir unsarn, aber ni9t fir 8aperu
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eenag fsin, I'm bsnjenissn sIdnseaos
Trintgeloer gu geben, Die lebenssefGbrs
lt1e Qngriffe auf etnen ausfiibren.
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thu. Menn id i9m biete @eIb uno Ct
ntmmt = bin ieh iiher fir fpGter. Sas
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Der erfte ttnb bette @etqer fehlt
auar; bic Duff letftete aber trosb<ns
bss fpGt tn 6ie Radt binein nod reht
Tu6tigss. 8ergebens bemiibte fin Der
ungar, trgenotpp in elmer Gde Ros
ruf9ta gu entoeden, fie bIieb aber pess
f4Dunoen.
Die Sasb5ett bate tpieber begonnen
itnb fie brdhte biefes Sabr Dem Sort
PerfonaI pon 9arnlifd unb partens
ttr9tn cine gang aubersstpBbnls1e
Wufregung. 0enn an nerI9iebeaea
Stsuen Der Rspiere tpdr Wilb gtfngbea
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hur@ sute 8ugelf6iiife ben Sob ge.
fuHoen bate, Gn ettpas NOR qans un.
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srit rietb nan oarauf. bob irgeno etrser
Der s5dser eefdoHen uno oas Stiid
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Gin tr1urtg Geben tuabrlicb fat,
User fir elm Nmt 1T &anoioat,
NRa9 bOcb es ober riebrie Ieiu.
Der sSahlfan1pf frinot ihn Rpt u. 8ein.
gr orGdt' bic Sanb oann sSeoermann,
Nuf beHen Stiinm' er buffen fam,
gS toftet Mdbe, fDitet @elb,
Su lang Der &anbioat i'm Seib.
(sr reiiet tueit i'm 9ano lumber,
S6lt Geoen, bic oft i1baltslCbper;
Ooch tuas ben @dblern er Derlprid,t-
Sb er es b6lt?-9as tpeiB ic1 nicbt.
ODD audi Ben @abler oft es qnait,
DAB er ben Gebfen nur ertu6blt
Sun1 9uuoerneur, gum Senator,
Gum Sheriff ooer 8onftablor.
Sein gutter @entus au ihm iprtcht:
BGhl' Br0bibitiDniften nidtI
g8enn Sn es TUT, 10 Qibts Berbrn6
nnb aIe WDblfahrt fotnr,t gum Gcblu6,
Gin altes Spricbuort ioat uns nal,
DOB, tuer bic @abl hat, Fat BITE Quail
Dies Gilt nidht ttur nnn &an6tbot-
Autb nod BON Nn' 6retn, kpas nian bat.
8eim Glen ober Xrinten gar
Btrn oieie 2ubfqual baIb uns fIar;
Der tuiiufbt iib Spargeln, iener Robl,
Der Nuftern, iener 8eefiteafs spobI.
Der Cine ruablt @bampngnertuein,
Der Nnb're Bafier nur oIleiu;
SD tu6bEe mir bas Gone &tng Bier,
Bon Illem it's oas ttebfte mir.
o Zone @tar Bier! 60 traftia, rein,
SD ffiffia unb bod u1iie unb feinl
8te 9olbtg es i'm @laie ruff,
A'er bid tu1blt, her tuablt inmer eutl
Mas fbert mid Sheriff, @uueerneuri-
Die Bolttit ift ni6bt melt beri
Wablt tpen ibr tpollti Sd bletbe bier
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I'm ieinen 9anosleuten Die @ebr.
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aieQ aonbDns, Dor Nugen su fthren,
bat neulif ein gnaldnoer bic 5n.
paiion pDn 1910. GinfaD Der Deut.
fhen in @nalano" aeidarieben, moau
ibn1 Der NotnirnI s. @. Willun ole
fahmdnniid3en Daten Iieferte. Daa
t0lIe 8eug uuroe in oer nDailp WtailA
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oariiber bic ~ &0lnifGe Boltsseitung":
Das Sc Queur'ihe Bud lit iest
aliidlih in's oeutidBe iiberlett mors
ben. Wer nliu oas 1eua 1idat ihon
in ber rDailp Wtail" geleien Cat
ooer in Der engliihen Bumausgabe
leien tann u0er MIL. mag fidb ben
@euuB iest i'm Deutiden leisten. Gb.
raten mDGten mir bauUn nidt, benn
es iit apar cine uniinnige, aber
inmerbiu DergniiQte 2ettiire. Wlan
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an Der englii9en Oitthfte, natiirlih
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fliegen, ionoern iie tommen su Shiff,
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bereitungen su bieier 9rDmenaoe,
Concentration. Ginlhiftuna unb 10
meiter einisegoriihtsmaBreaet trifft
-ein RUmpliment eriter 9iite. Wit
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oas Weitere. 9a bic Deutihen i&Dn
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uno fino ih0n am S. September oa.
nit feriia. yann udfst ith oas bent.
ihe 0eer liber England, iprenat bic
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ihren Siegen. neil lebt 10 unb 10
uiel engiiIde sflotten aus Den Der.
ldieoenen Weltteilen beranbatnpfeu,
Den GngIanoern aber peroen bic oies
len Betroleumbomben nno bic 4ons
tributi6nben (2nnbon allein Is Wlil.
liDnen Bfuno) bod etruas tnslIig;
10 tDmmen benn fhDn auf g. 269
- mod it1nter am %. September -
bic oeutiden ssrieoensbeoingun9er.
uno .es 1T nod in alIer Welt Grin.
ilerung. tuie ftbneQ Der Wprfrieoe
suitanoe TAM: England besablt iecb8
WfiIiaroen Warf, Deutidlano r6unt
England uno .tann iih Der ginftbt
niht ueridlieben. oaB bic Snpaiion
teinen anberen Bmed aebabt b1tte,
als ibm su seiaen, mu iein Sanger
permunobar mdre. uno oaB es atn
beFen tdte. ben Better jenleits ber
RDrbiee iurtan nibt mebr nit betn
altaetpohnten 6Dbmut unb Der er.
bitternoen ffeinliten Giferiuht ents
aegensutreten". S&Dn geiaot. aber
nm bieie g8ei8beit su prebigen.
braubte 6r. Sc OuenI. init giitiger
unteritusuna zines Gbmirals, bod
feinen 0ffenbaren Bl0biinn au ihrei'
ben.
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- @emaltiae Bultenbrahe 6aben
i'm a1nigreih Sahien bebeutenben
Shaoen anaerithtet, beiie1 ganaer
umfana iih aber nod nibt iiberfeben
l6st. ba aus manhen beimaeiuhten
Geaenben me9eu her aeit1rten teles
orap6ii@en Berbinsuna t1ur bhrftige
RaMrihten einaelaufen fino. Sebr
ernpftnolih lit bic 6aupt' uno 9aeits
oensftaot Dresden ielbit getroffen.
SIR Bahnuertebr iit unterbrphen,
unb es barften mebrere Taee perae.
ben, bis nIles srieoer itn alten Se.
leiIe lit.
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gBte TIT s,es!

aBtr bieteH etnbaneert Dollars Belobuuua fur ie=
ben Gal bon 8atarrb, Der mnt our9 GinnebHen
ooH o aIt's Rntarr BUR esbeilt wsroen
sann
s. s. gbeuen @ Co.. Giaent., 1oIeoo. ..
Bir, bic nnterasl@uetsu, babsn s.. ). Gbenep
fur oolIfomneu ebrenbaft IN alien @ef9afisperbanSs
Iun9en nnb fnansiel befdbigt, aIle bon eiuer Eira
etnseaanaenen gerbinoli@teiten au srfnasn.
Balbins, Rinuan WarsiH, @roshan.
bels= Sro0uifea. foleoo, ..
8al's Gatarb= =Rur mirb innsrli@ geucmmen unb
wirtt erett auf oas 8lut unb bie fdleimigeu Cbers
Rd4en 6es Sghsms. 3eugnine frei perfanSt. 9reis
Is Gents fur Die Siaf6e. 8ertauft bon alien Mpo=
ibtfern.
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Otele NetDeu

entipringen Bon elmer ftarren Sober
ino ueritopften @inaemeioen. Rus
riert iie ourd Dr. Sings Neue Sc.
bens Hileu. angenebm. uno uirfiarn
oegen Weritopfung. Berbiiten Zip.
penoicitis uno itdrten bas Spften,.
Is Gents bel Gbolpb Dreia unb s..
8altener & Suhn.
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NICTENGG'S -
SmmbaueInna uno 9ru6erei.

@onto.glber. Experimentation
etc. be8ieht man am geften BON ber
obigen alten sFirma. 8ruSe Nus.
mabl oon Sport uno 3ancp.IrtiteIn
aller strt. Bidder uno BeitidriFten.
Die 0ruderei iibernirHrnt ben Druid
BON Statuten. 0ohseitas, 8erlu.
bungs. uno Bitten. aarten. aIIe
Guftraae mereen prompt ausaefnbrt,
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- Der preuBifhe 2anbtag bat iid
nertaat, nahoetn bic nielunlitrittene
G&ulpprlaae bas 6erreubaus mie
oas Nbae0ronetenbaus enoalltin pal.
iiert bate. Sn oer elften Gtunee
murbe bic Jaiiune. welbe bic 8ors
tage i'm Nbae0yonetenhauie erbalten,
NIT ben bonn 0errenbauie nuraeupm.
menen Nbanoerungen it, elmer Son.
fereua peretnbart.
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Xdsltde sourttten sd)latuaaeu

mad Galifornien, ebenlo mad, ct.
3ouis oia TeTas & 8acific Bahu
obne Wehlel. Sbreibt an iroenb
einen 9idet Gaenten peeen bieiea
neuen 9ienites uber an 6. 3. gur.
ner, @enerals Baiiaaier'Ggen 0al.
taS, TeraS.
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anabe am QfabI sss
: D It { t. Jn ge6ar @robe. 20. Oa.,
fptslten iiingft ms6rers Rnaben ssnbia,
ler. I'm bas Spiel re9t realtftifH su
eefaIten. bonben fis sinsn fiinfiGbrlatn
SPhlsefahrten @amens Z. Wfarpnens
an sinsn spfabl, um ibn mad sSnbid.
nsrdrt su perbrsnnen. Oils oie atns
Der, ots um oas Dpfsr NIT Petroleum
btsoHene 9obeIfpdns anstbduft unb
anseaiinbet hatten, fahen. bab bic aisi>
Der oes an ben pfa6t sebunbenen Rnde
ben tn Slammen ftan6tu, seIanstsn fie
gum WerftGnonib Der Go9las. unb 30,
ten alles auf, bos 8tnb su rettsn. eie
rtfn oas brennenbe Wtattrial fort unb
bdn6sn bas 2tnb BON bem pfabl los.
Dohelbe iebte mod. aber srlae baIb
Sana@ feinen 9erlsbunsen.
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0rnnpstaeutnms. Ileperrraaunaen.

9arl q VI Burs an 8 N Gutierrez,
Grunhkftd an ber Gan MtarcDs Str; $500.
@Gbrabam unb ssiaac Sang on o HebelI
WtODre. 9runbaad an Der Df 5Ouiton
Stra6e: 1900.
@m Saeneer an bic Saeneer 9pttsrs
Boris, 0runbftitd in glmen6pri, 81 u U.
Seotuig 8trtpatrld an Bm Saeneer,
Grunoftah in glmemhorf; $3.50.
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&tu traatiapes . 0upe.

Sin gru6es l1aald6 miro maud.
nal ourh cine Rleiniateit nerbinbert.
Rennet6 WcSner, nDn 8aneeboro.
Wte.. uernahldiiigte cine fleine grs
t6ltung. Bic Elm tragii@es enoe nur
ourh Dr. Sings 9eeue Gntbefung
abaewenoet muroe. Drei Gerste ga.
ben MID auf. ba meine 0ungen ent.
aitnoet waren, iagt er. aber Or.
&ing'8 Neue gnteeGuna rettete tnein
9eben. Das Bette gegen @rtdltung.
Blu baben BEL Gbolpb DreiB uno s..
Ralteper & Subn. so Gents uno 81.
Yrobeflafden frei.
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Der gebranntt 0is
n : 4 I In Gan Grancico sntfprs4t
ttsOa BEN Stabttbstle Man9aitans BON
BET 81. Strabe BIB sur 8attup.
gabra6or bat 70 pilb< Sunos,
oab man ibnsn aussrn.in sinsn f9pse
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
Tragedy in Union.

Monroe, Special.-A most distress
ing accident occurred here at Z o clock
Saturday night when Charles Simp-
son, aged Is, was accidentally shot
and instantly killed by his friend and
roommate, Paul Eird, aged II. The
tragedy occurred iii the store of the
NJ. X. Lee Co, where the two young
men had stopped OH thir way TO a
public debate at the school at March
vile. Simpson was buying pistol
from Mr.. Lee and both were examin-
ing it, not knowing it was loaded.
Young Efird snapped the trigger, the
bullet striking Simpson in the heart,
killing him istantly. Mr.. Junius
Siles, friend of both young men,
l.honed the coroner and the sheriff
notifying them of the tragedy, there
were several eye-witnesses to the
killing and all say it was purely acei-
dental. Until two weeks ago the
young men were in school at Wingate
The funeral will take place at Olive
Branch church. The tragedy has east
gloom over the little town of Marsh
vile.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
THE STATES RAILROADS
Some Interesting Figures About
North Carolina Railroads.

There are within this State 3,Sje. %
miles of railroad, not including dou-
bic and side tracks--an increase over
last year OF 50 miles. OF cur rail-
roads. 2.s39.5f miles are operated by
the Southern Railway Company. At
lantie Coast Line Railroad Company.
and Seaboard Air Line Railway. di-
vided as follows: Southern Railway
Company. 1.279.56 miles: Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company, 947 ~
miles; Seaboard Air Line Railway,
6l2.12 miles. Gross earnings of rail-
roads within the State were $12,4iI.- :
705; net earrings were SS,470, ,4s3-am
increase in gross earnings of S2,053.-
765, and i'll net earnings of 1891 .472
over last year. In the operation Of
railroads 15,SU persons were employ
ed within the State. During the year
J,5S9,5OO persons were transported
within the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
Charlotte Produce.
Reb Mitchell Hanged.

Windsor, Special.-Reb Mitchell
the wife murderer, paid the penalty
of death on the gallows. The crime
for which he died was committed on
the night Of June 10Th, 1905, as a
result Of an alteration with his wife.
He knocked her IN the head with a
cart board, killing her. He then put
the body in an outhouse and burned
it, leaving nothing but fragments of
the liver, heart and skull to tell the
tale of his dastardly deed. He made
no statement whatever on the gal
lows, having some time ago admitted
his guilt. He did not finch but only
said he was willing to go.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
To Purchase Light Plant.

Winston-Salem, Special.-The Win
ston aldermen in special session Sat
urday night passed resolution au-
thorizing the light committee to pur-
chase at a. reasonable price the plant
of the Winston-Salem gas and light
ing company at the receivers sale,
the time for which will be fixed by
Judge PEBBLES at the next term of
Forsyth Superior Court. The resolu-
fiovrtion also provides that if the gas
plant cannot be secured at satisfae-
tory figure the city will take the nee
essary steps looking to the establish
ment of a gas or electric lighting
plant Of its own.