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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
SHALL WOMEN SEE
THE FIGHT

other ana the sporting ranks are
naW ~ Factions
Prominent members II ihe Gold
5fiali Athletic CLUB declared thoif In
teutloa ~ taxing their wives and
daughters Thefs are equally as
many aufia
Tex Rlemrd. the promoter ~ the
nnhf. Epsa on record thus
My wifr shall uerupY nay boz
with mr believe she viii be enter E
tanned. not offended The program
now IL 20 admit Wsmrn. There II
little likelihood Of change ! be
iieXe Nevada alll be abundauliy able
10 defend any criticisms that may Or
may Hoi follow
Wias "hiiiy Nolan began e. look
worried when asked fof a statement
- his views he oniY went this far
women attend football games
and Hhfiek themselves hasrHe. Prize
fighting r. not az brutal as football.
Statistics viii show that not one
nfth IS many persons are injured m
the prize ring ~ an the Kridifon
While matters stand thlN IA Gold
field sport dom from coast 10 coast
o. herplesed The question is raised
49, 90 whether uaidfieid's proposed
Intention nill iniurr the game ma
tianaiiY bY bringing = storm n edi-
tnfiai eriiiriam.
While it IL true women attend
football. it ia also true that aheu a
player IL bot slightly hurt a great
wave ~ silence. followed by one ~
sympathy and regret. sweeps over
ihr thousands % spectators and
bushes their enthusiasm inatantef
Hut ln the prize flnK. Hos vastly
different The sight - blood mad
Deus There 10 Il ain ~ ordinations
for the winning gladiator 70 50 on
and beat his apponeni into une8n-
soiananssa u BE- not nHtH con-
seriousness leaves the victim and HE
form Ties auiyetlng. that the blood
thirsty thrnnE T. satisfied 10 So.
Sympathy Is unknown ia the prize
rms Causl8rfinE u from this stand
lsaiai. aoldnsid may decide that q
ufias fight 10 40 place fof a Womsn
after ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
BAT HAS NEW TRAINING PARTNER

aniY three years old She IL the
daughter u ROLAND TidSell. q min
ef. Besides beina the only female
trainer OF = prize fighter little Flor.
enea also holds the distinction 81
having been tho first child born
in Goldfiela.
She lives IN q tent across from
the Goldfield hotel. and every day
bat" calls aud takes her for q
waik -nlily Nolan. Nelson's man
agsf. called one daY and attempted
10 eat the iiegr~iseh champion out
liut there Was nothing doing
Mlsa Tidweil 10 ON Bats pay
rolf. too he payh her tao bits .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
S|WASHES ARE
DUE TODAY

Russ Hall will set back a. town
tbis morning With his bunch Of sup
passed ball pla.fra aud Will IT, con
illusions with the iaa Angeles team
1T Recreation park this afternoon
The team has been changed
around slnes they left seattle 10
play In sunny California and Il 10
turns nov with Johnny Kane PLAY
lag short and nul Cfoli guafdlns
the second sack Kane. who has
been sold 10 Cincinnati. and iilans
kenahip. who Eocs 90 Washington.
wlil plaY oat the season With the
stWaAhea and not 50 esat until
neat year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

einch sn1 this rsason asese -
cllei The unusual Interest T. =, y
affair 10 fact II IL rss y ~
thought that 1obna0u.. aaiallJ
look the BRIGHTER ana liner. t,''. .
Johnson money 10 eyidenee s ~
there has been on any ~ !. iqaa
Cove bias opposed ia the a., men
times ihe Johnson bsets.. A.
even more plentiful fban COVE are
ppr'efa and D. T. believed ~, ~
ring time tbe llfiie califefnlsa p
be selling a fayHrits AZ ia Ia WI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
PUBLIC LANDS
THREE WINNERS
THREE SECOND CHOICES ALSO
Help re WIN BACK soMg
MoNgV-cARp WAS POOR

Three favorltra aud three second
nheiees won at the Meadows yes
teriay aud the public got back trom
the hoo.n some OF the coin they los,
the day before Watencurc preNsd
himaalf the most ineen sistent sotHe
at the track BY winning the last
race NJ the good odds Of u 70 l.
There we're seven selling races On
the card aud the horses werU badly
q the frnmaEe de hrie. Dominua
Aryt the a4uriIe. led all the way
ana easily Won the first race from
the second choice. Mrs Matthews
Fairy Street ran third.
Gel aroastep at last
Col. Rronston after belng played
of the boards ON several SUCCESSIVE
starts at last Won a faee trum a
field Of dogs tie was favorite az I
q 3 Black Gem was second anu
ladorA third
i.urana. the favorito, led into the
stretch. but Quit. aud Dora !. came
on ana won the third race Mabel
Reed. rs 10 l. sot the place and
l4areua showed
Cousin Carrie. backed down ftom
sto 1 20 ; Ia q. led all the way In
the fourth and won easily ffom
Tuck Back ROYAL White ran third
A hiE killing vas made on Nilite
Grexg In the nfth RAGS. Opening
up At to l he VAS hammered
dawn 60 20 q norel made no mis-.
takes With him. but took him out IN
Iroat and he wen al the end by a
head from Susie Christian. the q.
Norite She vas nose In front OF
81 winnifrlde. who finished fast
ylslts the Cabbage Patch.
woodthorpe vas made second
choice In the sixth race lie Sas
very frtsky koing 20 the posi and
thrsw Graham into the eahhase
match Graham remounted how
ever. and Won she racn With his
mount. after leading all the way
Rrfarthorpe. the tavorite, Eau eoss
oaa ana lone Wolf finished third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
cLoTnlER SEATS BEHR.

NEWPORT. r. 1. Aug - w J
ciothicr. OF Philadelphia. won the
siicomsfa singles from X " Behf
yesterday In the tennis tournament
FOR the national championship
cioikier had little difficulty IN De
fssiing nchr. winning In straight
acsn senre Vas 80. "a. 81 Clio.
thier viii meet Reals Wright toda,
10 decide the championship for 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
JEFF PICKS
CANS TO WIN

EuaESE ore. Aug - jim
fefffIaa - interested o. the coming
Cans. Nslsaa battle 81 ooidfisld.
.Nsv. and gieks Gans 80 ain over
fhr Naiiier
Jim d looksns great 10 - trifis
hr4vy. hut 30 carries the veiEht
= ell / ean sre NJ one 10 ihe fiEht
eat Cans. says isffriss. lie has
seefy hlna that tlEhtef demands
SD / think he sni slaughter ihs
Ians. lie viii cut NelEou 10 rib.
hons Nelson. 81 course. - a good
,iisrd piuKAlnr fighter. bat he n OF
lszpiust q THE time lie i fighting
ulan who knows every artificr uf
ths rms. ls a skilled hitter. and vii
hurt SsiHau N hen he lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

IN an occasional tisa-may sound
strange. bat 1, ia one Of the innofa.
lions -nattllnr~ Nelson has brought
into she game
What il more bis female trainer
l. 20 Az appearances dead In lofe
wiyh him. II Wna ioso az nrat
sfsht. faf abe smiled Der way Into
Hats" good Eracea wtthia an hour
after h. reached Ooidftsld=
she ls Miaa FiafwBcr TldSch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

engagements before the match vas
made 10 g. ga huntinH tfir. and 1
all ant break the ugaxsmspt"
tsffriss was asked n he would re-
enter the fing Eie NaH = hit rrti-
cent bat admitted that " n suitable
opponent could BE- found for him Re
uiehi he indarsd 10 SET back IN the
squared circle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

storma. az . "a I. was heavily
PLAYED la the last race. killing
being attempted with hVs. but after
leading until the paddaeR gate aho
stopped badly and failed 81 deliver
the ronda Lady Mirthful Tired
chasing Stoma and Naturcufv
came fram almost last place Ia the
alrctch and won hy half lenEth
from Lady Mirthmi storma tan
third
The card Tor today q great b.
provement over that of yesterday IN
the matter 1T eless The feature
event IL the slu aah Handicap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
WINS FROM syLAno on FOUL

los ANGELES. Aug - =--cY'
clone Johnny Thompson, ~ sYea.
more. III. woa from Fighting nlek
Mylaud. 81 san Francisco. on = fuul
Us the ntnth ruund % what AS ia
have been a - sound SO HYlapd
struck Thompson Lon Ia the fourth
round and knocked him fiat Ne
took the ooBnt Of eight. but man
skod 70 stay the rOand out. although
weakanwA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

) Cans fight against Waleoii con-
EInres me that there vat no light
.sTaiTht IA ihe world IN his clans, and
4 have not changed my misd about
she negra. he is shifty, and be gave
sWaiesit grand beating Nov DO
nau think that any man who could
heat WaIratl is going e. BE- beaten
bY Nelson n the fight is on the
sgpafa Game VIII win. and I think
that me battle wiil be fought GA iia
merits. Those Nevada people viii
nat stand fpf ans moukeyinE. ard u
either hos dpcH anything that has
= shady look o. a. the chances are
that no VIII regret q shortly after.
Nelson aud Cans know public
sentiment up Nevada way. and I
think fheY viii battle on the level II
they a.. Cams VIII rive to the Dane
"a horrible licking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

There Was much ugly comment
after watsreare won the last race.
about the horse. a looks from his
Faers. as though Vhen he i fsvz
cftgs be has no speed. bat ghc min
Ute hts price loasenA up hr develops
the speed - a uhtfiwtna- Water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
Sunday Shaving Free

At HsAdys Harder shop II yoa
shave Yourself We furnish shso=
lut~iY free every Kind % raaaf, spap
AT towels Dexter Horton Rank
building
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Don't throw your OH clothes
away. Have them cleaned fn lcoN
like new az the Pnntorium Main
1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

GoIDFiEtD. Aug. - That n
great champion priEofIghieT should
have = pretty Eid as a training
mariner -0ne that does not oblsct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

hlsn. Several days age she bad &C
eamnlafsd tz.fs Of the sBattlcfs
money
she's worth the money NAYn
~Hat Tier Kisses are NNcster
than thssa of anf EiFi. save one,
and / wont mention her name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

Around Mercer island. 20 miles.
for Is cents. on steamer Fortuna
10 10 2 30 and 6 80 daily go
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judge cabanlss. Nha l. a paliee
Judge when b. il a hpnie in ssn
traneisce paa a Visitor a. the TRACK
during the afternoon.
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lam sorry that VIII not be ahle
"a sec this naht but ! had made arr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

"Sunrtias Kelly handed oct
Starmh aa his speeial soed thing
b. interviewed bat - ia reported to
have told some one who played his
tlp. Man. mani The mare should
have wonl~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

4 wiid-eyed stranger rushed up %
Bookmsker Yauke during she bet
ting on the first race AMI said, |
want 60 bet 81 on WiekleW" M.
you don't" said Nank the horse -
scratched" a don't care " be l.
eHt 60 nirersie said the sport
"Qimme five bucks un hiuae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
TURF GOSSIP

Graham carried Off the ridlns hon.
ers By bringing horne two winners
IN front They were Cousin carrie
and Woodtharpe
After Cousin carrie won. she was
run az ta0e over her entered prise
BY Harry Robinson. but was re-
tainsd hy her owner
Tom Fitzgerald ran Waoithorps
up ttee over hia entered prise ~
$500. but the eait WAS retained BY
his owner. uoh iiarfta. With the
usual s. advance.
Tom Proctor. who trains Atkins
aud nalaudn. viii train Gergaletc IA
future. Narara that Proctor ae-
quires have shown - much Ina
provement IN his hands that he Il
becoming known As the sam III
dfsth OF The Meadow
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Selling.
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STAR FORM CHART

Hi SEATTLE tsos-sty DAY fine
fast n ". Exbcrt. presiding iuise I'd Duke.
Ill g95s RAcE-Ftvs fuonsa seia9 vaiae
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/: STANDING OF
!: THE CLUBS

Paelfle coss, league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
SAFE AT BERMUDA.
Liner America, Twelve Days Over
due, lowed in With Broken Shaft.

HAMILTON, bermuda, July 1.-The
French steamship America, from Mar
settles to New York, with $50 passen-
gers, short of provisions and with a
broken shaft, has arrived at st.
Georges, having been in tow of the
Italian steamship Dinnamore seven
days. The Dinromore was badly in
need of coal.
The accident happened at noon June
1G in heavy weather, which moderated
June Is. She drifted about to June 81,
when she was sighted by the Dinna-
more, which agreed to tow her to Ber-
muda. The passengers and crew be-
haved well. The former, however,
complain bitterly of the food and wa
ter, which they say was bad before the
breakdown, but worse afterward. Sew
eral of the passengers came ashore and
lodged complaints with the foreign con-
suls.
The Fabre line steamship America
was two weeks overdue, and 1t was
feared she had been lost.
The America left Marseilles on June
3 and was last reported ut st. Michael,
IN the Azores. which shn left .IlnP II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
THAW AS HOST.
Young Pittsburger Buys Ice Cream
for Fellow Prisoners.

NEW YORK, July 5. Harry X.
Thaw, under indictment for the murder
of Architect Stanford White, gave his
fellow male prisoners at the Tombs a
pleasant surprise by treating them all
to ice cream and cake. Thaw was talk
Ing with Rev. John A.. Wade, the Epis-
copal clergyman who attends to the
spiritual needs of the Protestant pris-
oners.
Thaw asked the minister If the Fourth
of July was being observed in any
special way in the prison.
We'll" answered the clergyman,
I've just finished Il task that fails
upon me every Independence day
that of supplying the women and boys
with Ice cream and cake"
When the minister said that the men
were uncared for in that respect Thaw
asked him to get enough to go around
and send the bill to him. Mr.. Wade
did as requested, buying fort7-six
quarts of ice cream and thirty dozen
cakes.
Thaw's wife was not permitted to
4.-4 " .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
RELIEF
FROM GARBAGE
jersey Coast Resorts Have
Promise of New York Official
that Nuisance Will be Abated.

TRENTON, July 5.-The street
cleaning department of New York,
through Deputy Commissioner Glib
son, has assured the state board of
health that the defilement of the Jer-
sey coast by garbage and other refuse
emptied into New York bay will be
stopped without the necessity of re-
sorting to compulsory measures. This
information was received by Secre-
tary Henry Mitchell of the health
board just after he had submitted a
report to Governor Stokes detailing
the conditions which have prevailed
along the beach from Atlantic High
lands to Spring Lake. The report
was made in response to a recent re-
quest of the governor for informa-
ton, and portrayed an unpleasant
state of affairs. Upon receiving word
from the street cleaning department,
tzR45lp1s9
kwhieh was presented later in the day.
III the second document 1t was said
tAat%a representative of the state
board of health called upon Mr.
Gibson yesterday, when it was ex-
planned that since the fire on May 20,
which destroyed the disposal plant
on Barren Island, 1t had been neces-
sary for New York to revert to the
plan of emptying garbage at sea in
large quantities. Mr.. Gibson said
that New Jersey was not the only
sufferer. as complaints had been lodg-
cd NV Nopav leland and othar chorp
places. An investigation by the de-
partment, Mr.. Gibson added, showed
that the trouble resulted from the
failure of employees having charge of
towing boats and barges to obey the
orders compelling the discharge of
their cargoes at certain designated
points. The rules prescribe that
garbage shall not be emptied at any
place within fifteen miles of Gedney's
channel.
Mr.. Gibson promised that in flu
ture this rule would be rigidly en-
forced, and if this did not remove the
cause the prescribed limits would be
extended to twenty-five miles if nee
essary. If the department was una
BILE to enforce it's rules in any other
way, he said, it would station a YES
sci at the places of disposal and re-
quire captains of lows to bring back
a ticket for every load taken to sea.
tory to the Jersey authorities, and no
further complaints are anticipated
from the coast resorts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
trolley Car broke In Two,

BUFFALO. July 5.--A trolley car
struck a sharp curve at Grace and Ton
AMANDA streets here going at such a
furious speed that the upper part of the
a was ripped off and sent, with its
human freight. crashing into a line of
trees along the roadway. Every one
of the twelve passengers. including five
policemen, sustained injuries. A. T.
Oswell, motorman, is expected to die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05

KINGSTON, Ont, July 5.-Fire de-
stroyed Queens Medical building on
the University grounds here. 1t is
supposed to have caught from a gas
jet burning in an over where parafin
molds were made. The building and
contents were valued at $4,000. The
valuable instruments and laboratories
were all destroyed, including the bac-
THEOLOGICAL and public health depart
ments subsidized by the Ontario gov
eminent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBT,

Send two cent stamp for itinerary
of special trains for the fortietb an
nual encampment, Minneapoli% Aug
ust Is to is. Extensive arrange
ments are being made by The North
Western Line to provide first class
accommodations for the veterans and
their friends. Four regular trains
per day between Chicago and the
Twin Cities via the direct route. The
rate to Minneapolis from points in
the Contra States will be n cent
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EIephnnts Charged In Pnnic.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 5.-When a
tornado leveled three of the largest
tents Of the Parker Amusement com
pany here there was a panic, in which
six persons We're seriously injured and
a score hurt. The tent over the wild
animals fell and frightened the beasts.
The elephants escaped and charged
about frantically.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05

Everybody advertises In the EVE
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CALENDAR oT LOCAL EVENTS

Aug. 1I-Fourth annual moonlight
excursion to Concy Island
by Star of Jersey Lodge
No. 4S4, b. Of l.. f.. from
Perth and South Amboy.
Aug. 16--Excursion, Court Amboy.
Foresters of America.
Aug. 23-Annual~ excursion to Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park.
Simpson M. e, church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
THE NORTH WESTERN LINE.
Imported Japanese Fans.

A set of four very attractive Japa~
ese fans issued by the Chicago
North Western Railway sent to a
address securely packed on reces2. (
10 cents to pay postage. Address X,
M. johnson, Genl. Agt., COL Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
2727-6-29-5t
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The people who are able to find
things" without looking for them are
rs rare as the people who are "struck
by lightning" The looking-task Is a
light one if we look in likely places
such as the want ad. columns of The
NEWS.
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children. Small wages expected.
Apply to "Joint Committee for Sc
curing Situations for Destitute Moth
ers with Infants,"'10 Academy street,
Newark. N. ]. 13763-10-26-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-05
Why be more reckless of time than money! To postpone adver-
Using is to be reckless of both.
HELP NTED-M

Wanted-Good strong man, able to
work on bench in baker shop. En-
quire Jas. Sexton, South Amboy, n.
j. 27S5-7-5-tf