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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
WORKING HARD FOR
CAUSE or GOOD ROADS
WHAT a WELL KNOWN NEWS
PAPER HAS TO SAY ABOUT ".

PAPER HAS TO SAY ABoUT ".
The National Good Roads aasooia.
ton o. a powerful force Tor good. and
lts work BE- accomplishing results I'm
an parts OF the United States, says
the Murgantown Chronicle. u ia on.
gaged Ia many thlnss that will bene.
40 the people One OF the great
schemes q has Ia mind and which q
has set about 90 accomplish. % the
repair and rebuilding Of The great ma
ilOnal road across Maryland, Penn.
aylyania, West Vlrginia. ohio and
Indiana
That memorable road was Intended
Co be- one OF the highways between
the east and the west. before rail.
roads we're built u was built al
great expense, costing ihe federal
goYernment over $1,000 900. and dur
Ing the early days was a famous high.
way over which thousands travelled
every week When railroads came
into existence the national road was
neglected, and today it % only a skel.
otun of what d once was
% "a proposed 20 rebuild 81. ana the
National Good Roads association has
HAN|f ANNN ~ nave IT MNNN NN NNN
government Tho length Of the roan
"a about 200 milog. and II can be- re-
built flr less than g7.0O0.000 That a.
about the cost Of one good battle ship.
aud We are building loia 81 them. The
appropriation OF that sum % make
his old road across use states would
do az much good az the average bat
Ne ship. for not one such ship in
ten viii ever got into a hght Then.
when the old cad has been pat Ia
good shape % the Mississippi river,
q may be- that tho price of about
three 0thc rhaitle ships will b. set
aside id-huild the Rad 90 the Paclhc
coast
One hfat.claas continuous highway
across the continent would be a great
thing Many a traveller would spend
two ~ three months going and com
Ing By team. bicycle, au'omohile, 90
otherwise u would be- easy ior the
nation 20 40 a thing HE this.
"a 1905 10000 Americans visited
Europe. and for the privilege Of 80.
Ing over the hrgt.claEs European
roads paid over $4,000 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
TIPS FOR THE
HOME MlLLlNER

The fad for sold and silver cloth
and braid Is a. decided a. ever aud
touches OF Il are seen on a majority
OF ne smart hats.
When used ariistlcaily this trim
ming a. very elective but care must
be unfd "a applying q, 90 Il Is easily
overd6ne A simple touch is enough
10 give a hat charaater. while another
may spoil e..
One OF the simplest OF the gold
braid" decorations "a she carhochou
(soe figure No. 81, 4 10 easily made BY
cut. ing a circular piece OF canvas, OF
the size desired, and, starting az tne
senicr with the gold or silver braid
bringing Il around until the pattern
10 covered. These oaFbochons are %
pecially presty as a hniat f1r the stem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
STYLES FOR SPRING

Alloytr Brodorie Anglaise plays an
important parl In a sheer linen waist
that "a charming for dress occasions.
The linen used In this waist - the
fne handkerchief, though the sleeves,
yoke aud plastron is Of the embroi'
derry.
A fulnoss r. given the blouse BY
a group OF tiny tucks NJ the bust, while
scallopod odging IA used 20 Gniah the
piasiron and o. formed into graceful
Guns.
A high stock a AZ the throat, while
deep belt OF white molre ribbon u
at the waist line. This Il finished
with four small buttons formed Of
brilliant rhine stones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

bon, deeper IN shade than body color
90 hat onclrClea the crown, and a
huge cluster OF beautifully shaded
roses and foliage "a placed directly AZ
the front a small cluster 90 the
foliage "a nlsU tucked under the brim
az the back
Hat No takes one back ID the
antobellum days; and 20 our eyes ac.
cuat3mod % the modern styles. n
looks very eccentric.
However PARIS has SCI the seal
on approval upon ~ ana Tar be- Il
from us 90 diHproyei
This hat ls Of white straw with
a band % black atou the edge you
can hardly say "hrim, a. q o. merely
the aemblance 81 a brlml, across the
front Is a hand 0f green velvet rib
bon. and loops OF the same combined
with small flowers are placed under
The "brim" az the back On the right
side S. a made" bird. having FOR a
tail a huge cluster OF peacock 9lumea
bleached 10 a llgh, cream color
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
EDUCATORS FINISH
ANNUAL Session
Many important Matters Con-
sldered..IFibuie 10 De.
ceased Member.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES RETURN

Prof W. @. Tight SAD PROT E.
CLARK returned Go thia city last night
after attending the session 81 the
,tiuioiial nOard Of Education, held
.at Santa be. The session finished
up all business yesterday afternoon,
aud adjourned The members % the
suara are.
Governor Herbert j. Hageman. ox-
oiiCio president Superintendent
Hiram Hadloy. secretary, and board
members Prof iutheF Fuatof. preai-
dent OF The College uf Agriculture AID
tcenanlCai Arts. Mogilla Park. Prof
~ D. Vert. president OF the Normal
University. at faa Vegas, Prof q,
N Light president of the Normal
school az silver city Prof w. q.
Tight, president of che University Of
New Mexico. az Albuquerque, and
Prof T. NJ CLARK. superintendent %
the public schools. AZ Albuquerque.
Tho morning session was devoted l0
tch adoption q n course 70 study
tor the public schools Several nj
dresses were made on the subject
The adopted course OF study from tho
Illinois county schools which waa APP
proved at recent meeting OF tho
educators while Ia this city, was ap-
proved By che board and adopted for
use after considerable discussion,
/ pro and con.
Tribute 20 Deceased Member.
The following resolution on the
death 90 Peter J. Schneider. which
was drawn up by Prof Hiram iadley
superintendent OF public in6truction,
on motion made by Governor Her
bert ]. Hagorman. was unanimously
adopted. and ordered spread upon the
minutes Embossed copies viii BE-
forwarded 20 the mombors cf the or
der OF Christian Brothers and the fac
Iulty OF 81 Michnela College:
Whereas. u has pleased Divine
Providence 20 remove from works TO
rewards Peter J. Schneider, (nfoihor
BOlulphl. NO has been 8 member ~
the Territorial Board OF Education
since its organization. IN 1891.
Therefore, be- u resolved, by this
board, That Il place on record an ex-
preston of 10 appreciation Of the
faithful. conscientious lnhora ~ Peter
J. Schneider, during tho past hfieon
years, and also an expression Of the
great loss Il has sustained IN being de-
priyod Of the oompanionahlp OF him
who was so gentle. 80 devoted. 20 re-
fined by nature and Christian culture.
That the above be placed upon the
records 0f this board q copy b. iurna
iahed FOR publication. and a certified
lcopy be forwarded 10 the president
and faculty OF g. Mlchaels College
/ A plan waa formulated by the board
Tor the examination for ave years
and life certificates. which oxamln-
atiuna the board NAV cnnducf when
teachers make application for the
same
A resolution was passed empower
ms Hiram Hadloy superintendent OF
public instruction. 20 outline and en-
force a plan Tor the future conduct
lof county Institutes for tho cxnmin
} alton ~ teachers This move la a
result of tho laxity shown hy the
J Institutes ga tho pus ana the de-
j termination to correct TIE ey't
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

moderately wire brim, had an inch
binding OF cio,h OF gold around the
edge OF the brlm and was trimmed
very simply vita a soft chiffon scarf.
embroidered Ia gold thread and Sc
qulns, draped about the crown % the
hat, with the fulness falling over the
brim on the left side, where u partly
concealed a mass OF pale pink rose
buds placed under the hrim tsee nc
ure -.
Another hat OF violet maline. tip
ped high on ono side 20 show clua'
Ter OF shaded plumos, mad for lie only
trimming about the crown a row Of
dainty hosettos. made OF gold braid
ldetall shown In cut No. ~.
Numerous ways Of applying a touch
OF ihls popular gliding" will suggea'
themselves 90 tho milliner. and you
map be quite sure that. no matter how
a "a used. with Bowers, lace, ribbon
feathers. anything, Il will be al
right" n you illonly remember ant
don't oyerdO n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

and nothing could be- prCtticr than
the dainty lingerie hats with small
pearl buckles Of the pure white lri'
descent variety cunningly embroidor'
les or rlbbona.
In passing. another decided novelty
somewhat along this line IL worthy
OF attention This h the use OF a
half shell. highly polished. as a fniah
Tor the stem Of a Quill or aigre,te.
An example Of this fad Is shown IN
cut No 8.
A clever idea Is pictured In cut
No. 9. These buckles are ma de ~
cutting a heavy foundation Of card
board Ia any shape desired. and GOV
erlng Il with pompadour silk In pretty
shades TO match the color scheme Of
the gown.
Jewelcd buckles. as well a. those
OF gold, silver and enamel. are used
90 some extent but are not new.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
49, |'lNla7|lNNl'-'l7"a3e'l'-"l71'7
NEW YORK
FASHION
LETTER
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New York. March i7.--The vogue
OF The Empire styles are having their
eject upon hlUusea and there 10 one
called the Empire blouse; Il Is quite
novelty. built upon the 1905 lines
but has the comfort and charming
effects OF the 1905 modes In the FIRST
place. u 10 a popular idea 70 make
the Empire blouse OF the same ma
terlal as the dress, deliberately decor.
atcd In that case rtith some con
trasting fabric or handsome trimming
hut a. u will be- quite the mode 70
have one more extra blouse % wear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

The remarkable recovery OF Kenneth
Mclvcr OF Vancoboru. Ne. Is the sub
ieci OF much Interest 20 the medica.
fraternity and a vide circle OF friends.
lie saya of bis case. Owing 10 severe
inflammation OF the throat and con.
gestion OF the lungs, three doctors
gave noe up 20 die when. aa last 10.
sort I was induced 90 try DR.. kings
New Discovery aud am happy 10 say,
70 saved my life" Cures che worst
coughs and colds. bronchitis. tonsili.
tls. weak lungs. hoarseueaa and Ia
grippe Guaranteed az an drug stores
Doc and 800 Trial hotti. free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

A theater waist Is Of white lace Il
10 worn with a white hroadcloth skirt
and the waist has appliquos or the
broadcloth introduced IN tho boloro
and on the sleeves The lace % The
eyor'p0pular irish crochet. and the
waia coat Be- OF the brOadcioth. THIS
o. iancimlly trimmed with parrow
gold braid, and small bits OF the silt
stars the lace OF the bolero.
With this Is worn q black suit 81
chip with a ailh quill OF blue coming
from the left side. Waero the hat ls
lifted ca the righ a large bow Of blue
liberty satin ribbon 10 massed on the
handau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Large art Nouveau" BUCKLES are
seen on many OF the mos exclusive
pattern hats this year, and are a de.
clded novelty; being made Of shaded
velvet IN tints to harmonlze with the
color scheme OF the hat A. q little
distance they can scarcely be dlalin.
gulshed from the expensive hand
enamolod buckles. (see cut No. -
Buckles Of mother-ofpoarl In all
shapes and sizes Ga few styles are
shown ir cuts Nos q 3 and - are
exceedingly good this setson. being
used 10 advantage on almost any
style u nat A street hai OF gray
chip straw with a couple OF dark gray
quilts thrust through a large smoked
pearl buckle is extremely "natiy,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
DENVER ELKS DOING
SOME ADVERTISING
M the HOPES or BRiRqINo A
GIG CROWD TO THAT CRY DUR.
ING THE July CONVENTION

From the Denver Republican
The general committee on reunion
OF Hlka. which has neadquarters Ia
the Albany hotel In Denver and Do
pulling every string that can be- reach
"a 10 hrlng a great crowd Co this clty
Tor the reunion next July. Do doing
yunmBn service in advertising tka
state Tho means employed 10 make
the people IA different places sit up
and take Hoiice are many and yari
Gus ono uf the latest wrinkles de-
F.atd bT membcra 1i b. general com
miiloe 10 secure attention fEr Denver
IN the coming meeting uf the Elas.
was io sCnd cut a igng 1895 of the
prizea on large posters, % be- nuns
Ia conspicuous places b. the score,
inrlea Of toe Eka' lodges IN ever
state in the Union These paNieFH
seem to have made a hii
y r. herischy secretary OF the
Elhs' general committee 81 nils city.
received a letter yesterday from Sec
Rotary Thomas D. Boucher. Of low
nll Mass who has charge OF the
Elka' lodge rooms and club rooms ~
that place Secretary Boucher wri e.
enthusiastically as follows.
Your posters received last even
Ing Two ~ them have placed M
the club and lodge rooms aud me third
! have placed in prominent place
near ihe city hall whore &C viii be-
seen b. nearly the entire population
0f Lowell, numbering 100 900 people
I am correspondent FOR four daily
papers. and in less Than nino h0urs
after receiving your posters their
contents were printed Tor aii 20 these
ptra. which have a circulation 0f
nearly 100 900 daily ! hope other sec
rciarloa viii DO as ! have dOno
send you by This mail copies % the
Lowell morning pauors"
The Lowell morning papers referred
rO contained an interesting and al
mifing account Of tne enterprise of
fhe Denver committee IN sending ont
such d lisi az prizes for their reunion
The prizes aggregate about $4,000
and other prizes are being added 90
the liHi daily, So that q supplementary
liai probably Will be sent ont iu
short time. telling 90 other costly re
wards ihal viii be- given 90 those wao
take che tronblo 90 contest Tor prizes
some OF the most Ingenious schemes
yet devised Cor advertising Colorado
have been planned in preparing
unique prizes for the reunion
af
" WIN nor cost sou a cent 90 Try
ChamhorlginH Stomach and Liver
Tablets. and they are excellent Tor
stomach troubles and constipation.
Get a free sample az any drug store
Pat walsh. general baggage agent
Or tho santa Fo, visited the local
station today checking up the local
haEEagomau M. walsh la co route
east from Los Angeles. where BE- a.
tended a convention 81 the American
Association ~ Railway naEEagomon.
Mf Walsh says that TIE convention
was largely attended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

plated cores altorna with the plain
cores, elght IN an being used. The
jacket "a one % the new plated modes
deooraiou with oriental banding. the
latter outlined the jacket which opens
over a vest OF white be- adcl0th. re.
lleyed by delicate racery Of gold and
round neck pieces OF lace. having
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

with the Empire aud Princess gown.
there viii be fine Empire blouaes of
lace and net and chiffon for evening
cloths for The afternoon. Later on DO
the season NJ jacket will be worn,
but those ior present use with the
atlll needed coat should have their
sleeves OF the simplest form and most
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

In hne prunella cloth a stunning
outside coat for Sunday wear Is made
tor a child OF 8. It Is OF ivory white,
and It 10 pleated back and front SIX
pleats are uaed, the upper part OF the
coat being held snug by a belt,
Bands ~ Irish crochet lace are
about the yoke and adOrn the boxed
pleat where the coat opens The little
full sleeves are also trimmed with a.
The belt Is OF soft white Md. and
Il Is fastened with a button OF the
same material,
NEpolocnlc style OF hat. exaggerat'
ed IN form. goes with this coat. The
hat Is Of hno satin straw, bebe blue
lu color with a white edge A bunch
ar tea roses are Ia front With O soft
white GULL pokod through them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

A stunning street costume Is In
banana cloth The skirt h shon
three inches from the ground, and
the front panel is continued over
the hips giving The necessary fun.
ness The coat Is close fitting. and
slight belt defines the waist line.
This garment Ia collarless; the t-roat
and the straps IN the shoulders are
himilarly trimmed. Double Guns have
the braid. and medium buttons OF duh
metal fasten the coat and decorate
the sleeves.
A silm low crown straw hat is
worn with this costume. The hat Is
sof leghorn. trimmed With ruching of
dull pink ribbon. and a black aigrotte
is an the left side.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

u win NOT cost sou a cent 20 Try
Chamhorlaina Stomach and Liver
Tablets. and they are excellent for
stomach troubles and constipation.
Get a free sample az any drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

One charming deaiFn and one that
u generally becoming was developed
from while silk 0rgandy 70 be worn
over q pink slip. The straight front
lace yoke and plastron oxtentlon
reaching TO the lower edge. and the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT.
Decrease of over sre.oooooo During
September.

Washington. ID. C.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that al the close OF business Sept -.
1906. the debt. less cash in the treas
ury. amounted 10 1874 ,245.l93, which
is decrease for the month Of SIG
l22. 1870, This decrease is accounted
Tor by a large increase in the cash on
hand, due largely 70 increased re-
ceipts. The debt is recapitulated as
fellows. Interest bearing debt, $925.-
$4,000, debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity. si0I2C.375:
debt bearing no interest. s3ss.I.3.1l3.
Total, sl,325.459.2Ss
This amount however. does not in.
Glide sl.O57.325.s5s ia certificates
and treasury notes outstanding, which
are offset by an equal amount OF casn
on hand, which Is held for their re-
demption. The cash IN the treasury
is given as follows: Gold reserve,
si50. 100000; trust funds, sl.06,. 500
s6s; general funds. ,1Ss.0is .3S7. in
national bank repositories, sl34CIg,-
3S3. in treasury Philippine islands.
s9.3l4.734. Total. Sl.5lo. 3O7.374.
Against which there are demand liz
bilities outstanding amounting tc S..
!ta.094.e7S. which leaves a cash bal
4nce on hand Of s37l.3l3 0s6.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
JOSEPH SMITH ARRESTED
MORMON PRESIDENT CHARGED
WITH HAVING FIVE WIVES.
Also With Statutory ofense IN
Connection With Birth Of His
FortyTh..u Child.

Salt Lake City. Utah The presi-
dent OF the Mormon church. Joseph r
Smith. has been arrested and bound
over TO the district court ON the
charge Of living unlawfuily with i've
wives The complaint was sworn 10
by a Mormon deputy sheriff the war
rant was served 10y order Of a Nor
mon sheriff. and the committing mag
istIate is also mormon. President
Smith w@s arraisned Immediately
alter his arrest. and waived preiim-
inaIy hearing After being bound
over he was released on his own
recognizance
President Smith reached here two
days ago on his return from Europe.
He then learned tha, an attempt had
been made 20 secure his arrest for "A
STATUTE. offense In connection with
the b. IN OF his tortythird child. The
complaint was made from a distinctly
anti-MOrmon source. The county at
iorney refused 10 approve Of a pIose-
Ci...on on this charge. The attorney
Was then cited 10 appear in court.
anu " eApN FAUST WY III suoAlu Aol
be compelled TO act in the matter. Aft
e. The hearing. the cour. held that
the attorney was justified in refusing
to prosecute. because the complainant
offered no evidence that the mother
Of the child was not the wife OF
President Smith.
Whatever is the motive back of We
proceedings. the effect was To disarm
the criticism that has appeared
against the attorneys for their refusal
10 take cognizance OF the admissions
by President Smith before the senate
committee during the investigation of
the Smoot case.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
Baby Falls Thirty Feet.

Princeton 4 thrilling ride
in buggy behind frenzied horse
racing before an incoming passenger
train and then sheer drop over a 80
foot trestle. turning a somersault in
the wild plunge downward and alight-
ing on the top side OF the debris Of the
crushed vehicle was the experience
here of little Lloyd Whitaker. aged
three. The child escaped without a
scratch and was found sitting. smiling
and hatless. on the broken wreck.
Three other occupants OF the buggy
jumped 10 safety before the run the
horse breaking away before the child
could be dropped ont. Il want my
hat. said the little fellow as the po-
liceman carried him up the embank
ment 10 his frightened relatives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
Bride Sues for Wedding Gift.

South BEND Alleging her
husband George H. Mayr. deserted
her and is retaining much OF her per-
sonal property Mrs Helen c. Mayr.
formerly of Cincinnati. has filed suit
against the entire Mayr family. one
of the best known in this city. ask
ing for a receiver pending the out
come of the litigation Mrs Mayr al
leges part OF the property is in the
window of the Frank Mayr & Sons
iewerly store in shape OF a chest OF
silver which is being offered for sale.
She says il was presented 10 her
among her wedding presents while
she was in Cincinnati. and was after
ward transferred TO the Mayr resi-
dence here following the wedding
The actual value is claimed TO be So
500. Mrs Mayr is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Kelley. of
Cincinnati The wedding look place
June last in Cincinnati. According
TO the complaint the separation took
place July Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
A NEW NAVY FOR JAPAN.
Eight ssttIeships and Twenty-Eiaht
Cruisers.

Victoria. -. C.-Advices have
have been received by the steamer
Bellerophon. that the japanese naval
department has decided upon a navaI
programme for the improvement of
the Japanese navy. the expansion 10
cover period OF eight years. The
diet is asked to vote $4,000. 900 for
the purpose.
The programme of the naval depart
ment Will be 10 have a battleship
squadron OF eight vessels. represent
ing the strongest and newest types;
two armored cruiser squadrOns Of
eight ships each. and three fast cruis-
II squadrons Of four ships each. rep
resenting a programme OF shipbuild-
ing for the next decade.
Extensive military maneuvers will
be held near kokura by the Japanese
army. the main consideration being
given 10 practice in engineering
works. The maneuvers VIA be held
privately. not even foreign attaches
being permitted To attend.
The Japanese government has
planned a complimentary mission To
china for the end Of October THIS
will be the first instance in history
OF Japanese prince of me blood
paying a visit 10 the Chinese court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05

. visit to this country in 1925. and at
The same time shook hands with Gen
Andrew Jackson. Mr. Haggard's first
vote was for Martin Van Buren,. other
presidents he knew were William II.
Harrison, James X. Polk. James Blu
chanan. Zachary Taylor Willard
Fillmore. Abraham Lincoln. Andrew
Johnson. L. s Grant. James A. Gar
field. Grover Cleveland. BENJAMIN
Harrison and William Mckinley. He
heard Gen Garfield preach once in
he Christian church Al Cincinnati
Mr.. Haggard served In the Mexican
war under Gen. Taylor. and while in
the service was well acquainted with
Gen. Winfield Scott and Jefferson
Davis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
Sehreek Wins Prize Eiaht.

TerFe Haute Mike Schreck won
In the sixth round from Harry
Rodgers at Shelburn in what
was scheduled for a ten round bout.
Rodgers had made surprisingly good
showing in the second and third
rounds and landed effectively. but
Schreck. who had undercstimated the
ability Of the Terrc IIaute man. went
after him in the fourth. fifth and sixth
rounds. In the latter Rodgers sec.
onds saw that Schreck was landing at
will and that their man was hopeless.
" beaten.