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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
StOr Gar Dtnngel.

Sra gtOctforo, u. Dat, leies:
Hoctforo bar otte Gleoators, men
DC er dGe propflpiOe al aorn, iom
Sern6dnerne life ggr 3egn til at bile
f'ptte; Og oct er nu neooenoigt al
legge Den 6beoe, fom tommer ino
til 8ben, pua Sornen.
Soft 9er flyer, at iaala0es fom Der
bar oaret meO 6enTbn til 2(ffenSiAg
al 6peOe itoen Den l. Rop. . a..
bar oct ul0rig oaret for. Sneeh oat.
fer nu SpeOeopngerne.
sra CT. Glouo, Minn., beoos. set:
8reo Stangle, aasferer beo Stearns
@ountp 8anf, er netop fommen
tilbage fra 0en horore Del Of ltotN
Ddfotd. San flyer. at 5armerne ser
bar iaa megen 6oeoe, at oe life Oeo,
foor oe ital gsre af oen. s SberpooS
par Der 6 @leodtors fnlote meo $50,
900 SuIdeis aoun, og 6per eG:'ts
9pgning / 8pen, iom tan benDties,
6liner brugt til 8ornoplag.
g}ogle 5urmere, Iom fife flnoe
finoe noget anoet Steo, fagoe $500
9ufbsls Specie / en- 0pnqe mi0t pda
8aOen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

oOg / oenne naragtige 5ro 0er De
J Sneiebis peo yG6riitian Science"s
eIenoige @dIItab Der ter n9gte Spsz
Dom, Tom fige fuDoi etsiIterer, %
o9 logger Dem premature" (for
tiolige) @rabs."
,60arot gift Or. 5orrep lps pua oe
uomOenote og inititereoe pud ufor6es
boloen 5ro paa &riitenoommens
Mirutler. uOen HeIpett for 9toens
ifdbens 2ogif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

leos &uutiOn for $4,000. 9ele 8ben
er nu, 0d bun er fommet tilbage,
after i Oprgr ober Cen if9noige Ser
ming.
6OrTOuret Ifal blioe, iiges Ser, at
2lgnes POlreis Ieo at Re0faJosiD9e.
8aufmunn bar boet Sioul
Sails / 25 Qtur, og er tenot iaa go0t
iom al bOert enelte N1enneite / gpen.
&aufmann bar mango 2tar taget
rigtig Del / Stutens Yolitif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Store Sranoe.
y q n m q

y u III u
s 6olbefegnen. 80 @dato.
Ibr9n0t. W1ange areatllrer omfomne.
9aaroeierne Ole Seniens og u. ..
Siens @dar0e 6eaeItrltp peo 0oi=
69t er Spn0dg gfat ben II. os. to-
talt neObr9note. SlOen forplanteos
Iig til @aaroejer 6. g. Otiens @daro
o2inOe9adro" og dntenote Stdlos
l9ngen, Der tillige meo SdIo0elen al
2uoelen9en og nogle Statfe brenote.
Stie6uiet reooeoes. Q(Ge OlIens ager
inoebranote.
s begge @aaroe inoe6ranote dGe
0eIte o9 Sotn.
8adroejer Ole Seniens 9pgninger
bar foriifreOe / 2unObngningernes
alminoelige gran0foriitring for ca.
5000 8r. Sos Ole SemTen 6ren0fs
4 6eite, 20 aper, 19 Soin, GSierfree,
01difinerne. Snbentdret, og oSn0boet.
2fDoers p. 0ffens 8bgninger par
foriitreoe / 9on0bnqninoernes olminz
6elige 9ranoforiifring for ca. 4,50o
8r, oessref / preitefasien. Der
bran6te 8 oeite. II Som, W1aTfis
nerne. Snoentaret og SSnoboet.
Cars g. Olien 6ao6e fine 9bgz
ninger dsiureret / 2ittfternes 9ran6s
fcrIifring for Ca. 10000 &r. 9esprst
/ pr9itetdsIen for ca. 5000 ar.
Ser inoe6ranote ingen &reaturer,
mem to ean9er, to lI06uIe, ale Statz
tent. Maitinerne, Se0en og Snpens
taret Ibren6te.
Sl0en er opitaaet Ole Seniens
Stat6dpe SCI. ca. IL og er paaia...
S @or6ing6ot8egnen.
~Petersgaago4s ll06pgninger brenot
Gn Stooar6ejoer fommen til Stdo..
@or0in96org0en u. Noo. Gl. 1,30.
s Petersgaar0 oeo &ale6aoe, oer
eies al 5rt. Sat9r, men er fOrpagt.t
al 5orpaater 9roct, Opitoo Der ST
11,3o 5ormiooag $50 / NlaIfin=
9uIet.
Sloen forplanteoe fig til cen NOR
lig9enoe Soineital0, og 2pbet af en-
hulo 5imes 8io too aGe Stab o.
Gdoebngninger 5lammer. Oct bren-
Der en0nu.
5orpagter6oligen er truet. 6ooeos
bpgnin9en mener man at tunne re00e. |
Hogle aoier er in0ebr9note.
'Senere 3elegrdm.
9e0 1z5i0en par man 0erre oper
Sl0en. Stal0lengen og A 2aoelen9sr
bar oa neobr9note, meoens 0ooeoz
fpgningen 5orpagter6oligen og Mej=
eri6pgnin9en re0oe0es.
9tlle areaturerne. $50 Stt., og 20
S9eIte reooeoes. / 5pr inoe6r9note.
S9o og NauItiner br9nots.
lln0er Re0ningsarbeioet blep en-
Stooat6eioer, 9(noers peterIen, Ilaas
ct 6ooeoet df en- 6eIt, ban benligger
te0t0itlss, o9 Der er 5ure for bans
Qib.
9pgningerne oar dsIureret 2an0z
6bgningernes aim. 9ranoforlitrin1,
Se0 og MaItiner n0dnmarf".
Stdoen anilaas til ca. 100000 ar.
Sloen opitoo peo, at en- 9(tsel le6
pdrm un0er 5Rrifninaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
2igc fra esSulefparteret.

Santa Claus fortalte os, at ban
bar Oaret ooer bele WuibingtOn
gOlntp for at efterie oe fOrifellige
Splag at Sule9oos, og ban muatte
inoremme, at bort Oplag er rbp far"
bda0e oct itprIte og set beoite at Dem
ale.
8i adbner bort Opldg 2sroa9 5.
1. December.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
The Blair Racket Store".
@n oanif lntberif 9SrGf

Der er no9enlunbe uafben9is, fan finos ct
iruaburt 8rfefelbt DOR banlfe Trilonbs=
aoloni ueO 4bilip. Stanlep 60 Spb 0of
Sore mango 9onosmenb Der pnifer 8etje=
ming os Der er enbnu 9eJi9beo til at fda ct
soot Stptte 9onb (16O 9Icres) biuiet striu
til atnfer anb Bed 'Bi.rri, 9. 0of.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
DR.. Miles Anti.Pain Pills.

Gt bnrtigt fftert 60 paalibeiiat sRiooel icr ina
rIer nerpss pouropne. 5ipsimerter, Mapepine, Neis
ralata, Reruetef, Srritabilitet, Spbnlssbeb, Gat,
Scatiea. 3uoebolber boerfen Opnm eIer Morfn
os efterIobsr naeu femme Gfieroiffninger % 7uas
% eents. Yaa apptefer elIer ienbes Of
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhardt, indiana.
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10. Marg.

gaa Sobn 6oroens 5Oofpor, fOm er
9eniisten meo oenne Bog. Den tos
tier, inobunoen, 172 Sioer, meo go
t9rt 8ille0e og Sort, so Gents.
0aniTb Qutb. .publ. .9oule, Blair, Ne6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Very Low Rates to international Live
Stock Exposition. Chicago.

Via the North Western Line Excur-
sion tickets will be sold December to
4, inclusive with favorable return linn
its. Applyto agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
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Very Low Rates to international Live
Stock Exposition, Chicago.

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold December to
5, inclusive, with favorable return linn
its. Apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
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,SananiQe" @Iaiams Go., No.

bar en- flor 6remtio for ii9. Ser er enOnu
Plaos til ell $50 Oanife 6amilier. @i ga
ranterer at ifafie 25 9obe Quarters" ner
GaueuiIe, n g, eaer Sonhlle. Ntil Der
ira. '0per ll8e fommer Der nosIe. Der faor
edno. De, Der tGnter pao at to9e berop,
ber tomme berop fer Dec @i bar enbnu
life baft Sne eler baarb 6ro Sos belR
Billet til g9ileiton ba qonb &ontDret er
Der. Gtiu til os 9oo 5ib. Sort os 0ps
lpsnin9 ienoes for 10 Sent.
slnfer og Bed.
0anabiae, 9Siuioms so, Sc. Iof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

OuSfe6 Gn Tame eler Ell 6erre iii at
reprGieniere sSabrifnnterne nf
6nrbGr0riffc enbDer gD 90 @pqo for
s,elliooagene. Set 3lrbejoe ebioe Gtilnber
meO Ii eral 6ootgorelie. Staoia slniG telie.
ON inn onifes. sSnaen Grfaring er neouen.
big. SnOieno itrafs 7eres 9uisanine greu
aoresieret til ,Wianaaer", gunOin e. So.
2443 9S. Gin5ie Street Gbieago. 81.
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n0anIteren" uosaar to 9un-
&c ugentlig oa toiter $1.50 per
g(arsane.
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Excursion Tickets to Northwsster State
Teachers Association at Crawford, Nrb,

Via the North Western Line, will be
sold at reduced rates Nov 30 and Dec
/, limited to return until Dec. 8, inclu-
sive. Apply to agents Chicago K North
Western Ry.
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Oanabiae, 98ialoms 60, 9t. 3of.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

,,gnttHkeren",
bet eneite oanlfe 4lab | Gmerita,
Der uogaar to 6ange ON llsen,
ub9ipes af uDaniIb 2utb. Subj.
5onle", 8lair, 0ebr.
Brgue-Nnmre Ienbes frit paa
9orlan9enoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
CHIEF COMPLAINS
OF THE HYDRANTS.
SAYS Builders Pile Material So As
TO Hinder the Use Of Them.

The new fire chief of the fire de-
partment, Thomas F. Baker, sent
two letters to the Board of Aldermen
last night, complaining of hydrant
conditions,
In one letter he complained that
the hydrants at Woodbridge road
and Hatch Lane and on New Bruins
wick avenue in front of Peterson S
bottling establishment are in bad
shape, because the coupling place is
within two inches of the sidewalk.
The matter was referred to the com
mittee on fire.
In the other letter Chief Baker
asserted that contractors in various
parts of town have piled building
materials so near to the hydrants
that if is difficult to make hose con-
nections. A motion to refer the mat
ter to the street commissioner for rec
tifying was carried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
BIG CARNIVAL
SOON TO OPEN

The hospital carnival opens tomor-
row. The grounds in Smith street
oposite the Central railroad station
are filled with tents, each one con-
tanning a different attraction. There
are also a Ferris wheel, a merry-go-
round and many other amusements-
Tomorrow will be known as hospf-
tai night. The affair will be i'm
charge of the hospital governing
board and the city officials.
Thursday night the Elks have full
charge of the event and 1t will be
known as Elks' night.
The firemen will be in charge Frf-
day night and fFiremen's S Night
will be the title when the laddies take
hold.
The carnival continues ten days.
btu the other nights have not yet
been arranged for.
This is one of the greatest events
of its kind that has ever visited this
city The proceeds are for the hos
pitaI. The carnival when given at
Plaintield recently realized about
$4,000 The local people are en-
deavoring to reach that figure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
SPLIT ON
V0 T TO
VACA 7 {.

The ordinance to vacate that part
of Catharine street lying south of
Hall avenue, the block, $50 feet long,
between Hall avenue and the Lehigh
Valley railroad. was passed on second
and final readings last. night by the
Board of Aldermen by vote of A to
2, Messrs. Smith and Schultz dissent
ing. The New Jersey Terra Gotta
Company has bought the property on
both sides of this block, and desires
it to erect buildings. The Central
Labor Union protested against this
action in communication to the al
dermen at the previous meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
X. C. E. PLANNING FOR
PUBLIC INSTALLATION

The committee on installation OF
Halycon Castle, Knights of the Col
den Eagle, met at Thomas Lucas, in
Fayette street, last night, to make
arrangements for a public installa-
ton In Odd Fellows Hall July 10.
Deputy Grand Chief Mack and staff
will be here to perform the ceremony.
A reception will follow after the GER
emonies.
The committee in charge of the
affair is: Thomas Lucas, chairman;
Charles Williamson. John p. Kill
murray, William II. Mcduiness, j.
William Doucett, William jenkins,
Jr.. Peter Madison, William p. Brad
ley, William G. Gregg, J. II. Jago and
Richard JagO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
WAN 7 ALL
7 0 HAVE
A CHANGE
Market Street Prpne,ty Owners
Send in More Petitions for
the Paving There.

Petitions bearing twenty-seven sig
natures in all were presented to the
Board of Aldermen last night, ask
ing that bids be received on other
materials than bitulithic and wooden
block for paving Market street, from
City Hall Park to Herbert street, the
boundary of the c. Pardee property.
The materials named are asphalt, BIT
luminous macadam and brick. This
would be a novelty in local street
improvement records If bids for any
ed, the contract to be awarded fon
the cheapest.
The petitions were referred to the
committee of the whole. 1t is not
believed, in the face of the recent le-
gal opinions given in similar cases.
that cognizance can be taken of these
petitions, but definite action is anticI-
pated at the next council meeting.
Alderman Stacey made a motion
last night to take the ordinance for
bitulithic or wood block on Market
street up for second and final read
ings, but Alderman Smith objected
because of the petitions received last
night, and a motion to lay the matt
ter over was adopted, Mr.. Stacey vot-
ing in the negative.
The property owners who signed
the petitions presented last night as-
sert that, il, it. lay between bitulithic
and wood block bitulithic would have
a Walk-oyer in the bidding. as wood
block is more expensive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
CEREMONY WHICH TOOK PLACE.
South AmhOy Delegation With FreehOders from Southern End Of
the County Went Over the Structure on the South Side Of the
River in Stages The Draw Was Swung and the Parties
from Both Sides Met in the Cenler--MuCh Cheering
and Display of Flags Everybody Congratulated
Everyone Else in Turn

with hundreds waiting on bo with
.wavng Ratan
this thrown at 1882
around The factory
whistles blowing
North 2ed
places of employment
people them for
hours upon automobiles
crossed being that of
Theodore Bloodgood with Assembyman
NEWS reporter passengers
the continued across
the bridge reach the sayrevle shore
people the ouhery end of the draw
this side 1t was found
that locks all right the Perth
the South Amboyans on this side
hour before the draw could be made
properly city the throng
oked County Engineer Brogger and the bridge
men hustled about and did lock
Frank Pownal and Free
John Montgomery on hand as were
Mayors of South Amboy Alder
men Grouse warter host of minor city Off
as The bridge 10 o'clock but delay
was occasoned waiting to this city
only the county line just south OF this
ys approach swinging the draw rope was stretch
ed across the bridge at this point the
but the vehicles which the Bloodgood auto and
Leon the north of the rope
At Az O'Clock formally introduced Director
pownal and line while the throng barred
heads.
proud moment anu thaI IL pa
ene were virtue people certainly praced that
virtue bond between this city ana soun
Amboy municipalities into close communica
on which both Mayor Pher declar
congratulations benefit and PRIDE 10 ns
people-whch for of this city and
South Amboy county large
authority concluded Mayor Pfeifer I declare
bridge for public travel
Fhoder Hansons cat tor
Mr. Hanson then
wended its the end of the
connection with the on this d where several
The procession of vehicles
and several horses were
chugchug the terrifying women and children
of the two Amboys meet IN
but as the crowd hoke e
working improperly and the throngs
the larger part of the South
within hour while those in charge
weight when the draw
with throwing the draw off dead
stated
here last night yelled someone
south the draw and hearty
against the bridge was dismissed yeer
day, not in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
PIGEON ACT HELD TO
Be CONSTITUTIONAL.

TRENTON, June 19.-The court
of errors and appeals yesterday af-
firmed the decision of Supreme JUS
tice Fort, confirming the conviction
of Charles w. Davis and Rudolph Il,
Harmed, members Of the Riyerton
Gun Club. who endeavored to have
the act prohibiting live pigeon shoot
ing set aside as unconstitutional.
,se, Vhc two men, backed by the gun
III Gb. made a test of the law.
THE court of errors was unanimous
in sustaining the act
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
CITY STARTS ACTION
AGAINST The C. R. R.
Attempt TO Make Railroad Pay for
Part of Bridge Approach.

motion directing the compel
Central Railroad the
Rarian North Shore track, link the Amboy
bridge the
The refused bear this
necessary
the completion this cs The entire
has made advance.
n the be city
rtion on a secto II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Gauntlet Back From Bermuda.

The sloop yacht Gauntlet, which
took part in the race to Bermuda, ar
rived in New York bay at 1890
O'Clock yesterday morning. She left
Bermuda on Sunday, June 10, and
made fairly good voyage until she
ran into the easterly gale on Satur-
day, when she had rough time of it.
The Gauntlet is owned by G. B. Rob
inson. and with him on board was
Mrs Robinson. The yacht anchored
off the Brooklyn Yacht Club house,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson went at
once to their home in New Rochelle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
SOUTH AMBOY FIRM
is INCORPORATED
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

SptCIUI 10 IH3 n I7lVIIV . I'VE " y
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 49,
The Fultou-Gordon Company, of
South Amboy, was incorporated here
today. John A. Coan is agent. The
company is to do general advertis-
ing business. sell newspapers, build
railroads and do all sorts of business.
1t is capitalized at 100000 with
l, 200 shares of 500 each. The COM
pany starts with $1,000, each of the
four incorporators owning $500
worth of stock.
The incorporators are John II.
Gordon, Joseph r, Fulton, John A.
Coan and George Gundrum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
COURT STANDARD TEAM
AT NEW BRUNSWICK

The degree team of Court Stand-
ard, Foresters of America, will go to
New Brunswick tonight to initiate
about twenty new members in Court
Middlesex in that city. 1t is expected
that all the grand officers of the state
will be present on this occasion. A.
delegation will accompany them from
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
UNPAID TAX LIST IS
ORDERED PUBLISHED

The list of properties on which the
taxes remain unpaid for three years
has been submitted to the Board of
Aldermen by the collector of revenue,
and the collector was directed by res
olution last night to publish the hist
In the two local daily papers and to
notify the owners of the properties
affected, so as to give them warning
before sales of the properties are or
dered. :,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
A. o. U. w. TO INITIATE
FIVE NEW CAN DIDATES

Perth Amboy Lodge. No ~, A. O.
u. W., will hold a meeting in their
rooms tonight. Five new candidates
win be initiated. The degree team
from Asbury Park will not be pres
ent as announced last week, as they
were given too short notice, and
could not get ready in time.
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Amboy Chapter to Entertain.

Amboy Chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons, will hold its last eonvocation of
the summer tomorrow night. The
begins at 1880 o'clock.
The chapters of New Brunswick,
Elizabeth, Tottenville. Railway, and
Kevport have been invited TO attend
The m4eung and large delegation
from each is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-15

the best race riders developed since
the famous Tod Sloan. and his style
of riding greatly resembles that OF
Sloan. He crouches low over his
mounts neck and by gentle methods
gets everything possible out of the
horse he rides. Radtke is essentially
hand-rider, seldom applying whip or
spurs, and his '*eoaxins'' method has
met with great success. His rapid inn
proyement and present efficiency have
been phenomenal, considering the
short length of time he has been rid
ing Other great riders have worked
their way to the top by slow stages.
Radske's success has been by leaps and
bounds. He has peculiar way OF
nursing a horse along, lying low be-
hind his neck. avoiding all wind inter-
ference. and in finish he is cooler by
many degrees than Henry Spencer,
1.-The icenian,' ever was in his most re-
frIgerated days. He had seldom been
beaten in a head, neck or nose finish,
and the enthusiasm that he arOuses
knows no bounds. Jack keene, to
whom Radtke belongs, has string OF
horses that gives the boy fine chance
to revel in the rays of the limelight-
Keene refused $12.509 for the boys
contract, and he was wise when he re-
jected this handsome offer. Radtke is
duplicating on AN exaggerated scale
the sensation created by Eugene Hide
brand a few seasons ago on the coast.
The boy seems to have every requisite
OF good rider-a perfect seat, good
hands, cool head, is fine judge OF
pace and cool as cucumber when APP
preaching the judges stand. Besides
all these qualities, he possesses that
pearl of greatest price honesty. Ex-
perts ere sure that Radtke will have
no trouble in keeping up his winning
record after the expiration Of his APP
prentice allowance, which still has :
short time to run.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-15

has announced that he has fought his
return to the stage. When Fitzsim-
mons arrived in this country in 1891
from Australia and sought for matches
the lighting fraternity paid little at
tentlon to him His general appear.
ance did not mark him the wonder he
ming couple of minor battles he was
matched to fight Jack Dempsey. and
the fans. who loved Dempsey. received
dreadful shock when Fitz battered
poor Jack to helplessness. The rest OF
the road was plain sailing, and Bob
went right along. conquering all COM
ers- After much pickering and many
cnases by the police, he knocked out
Peter Maher down in Mexico, and then,
forcing Jim Corbett into a champion
ship fight, upset the Pompadour. After
the defeat of Corbett, Fitzsimmons be-
came universally recognized as the
greatest man of his weight that ever
donned a glove. Slowly the public be-
gan to take to him. They forgave his
beating of the idolIzed Dempsey, and
they began to pull for Fitz to win.
And ne kept on winning-till the night
he met Jeffries. The mighty magni-
tude of Jeffries was too much, and
FitZslmmons fell after gallant strug-
| gle. His subsequent career was inter-
| estins. even though ne could not de-
| feat the grizzly of the coast. He took
| another try at JEFF and was again
beaten. but he scalped Sharkey, Rubin
| and George Gardner just to be doing
something He had O'Brien about
dead to the world little over year age
and then lay idle. And the idleness
and the advance of age did their work
| upon him. O'Brien-his real name is
Joseph Frank Hagen-began his box
ing career poorly, and those who wit,
messed his early bouts never expected
to see his name coupled with that o.
such a noted pugilist as Fitzsimmons
He is Is years of age. in the prime o
/ life. and is shrewd well-educatet
man He has been fighting all owe
this country. in England and in tn
Klondike. and is consequently at hi
best O'Brien has adj along declared
that he would be the recognized cham
pion of the country. if not of the world
some time. and has said that he eoult
and would hit hard as his strength an,
weight increased.
| The sensation of the horse racin
worti during the past year has bee