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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11

Two-base hit, d. O'ConnelI; home runs,
Cooley. Pierce; stolen bases Riley 8,
Trendall g. Hubbard 2. March, r. Allen.
OConnell; base on balls, of Cooley o. of
O'Connell 2; struck out, by Cooley 3,
O'Connell 8; hit by pitched ball. March.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11
Gbe lermunt 4b@ni..
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Quick lunch at Jacobs's, Al Main St.
"Eclat" Hammocks-the finest. Sold by
Clapp & Jones.
New Framed Pictures in great variety It
Clapp & Jones's.
White millinery opening at Mrs. w.
f. Meals tomorrow
Fill up your post card album with beautiful
North American scenery from Clapp Jones's
large assortment.
Twentieth Century health bread, cakes, pies,
cookies, doughnuts, etc. wedding cake a
speciality. All goods home made. ]. f. IA
ooBs, AZ Main st.
Rrattleboro Private School, 80 Main st.
Shorthand and teachers courses a spec
iality. Typewriters to rent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11

IWo-base hit Brosnahan. First base
on balls, by Brasor 2. Struck out Inv
Tyler IL, by Brasor s. Passed ball, Bros
nahan. Wild pitches. Tyler 2. Time
hour' 10 minutes. Umpire. Lower.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11

Later-The body has been identified as
that of Hugh Mcclure, skilled ma
chinist, who formerly worked in SPRING
field.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11

Proctor; wael'ln az. 2, campbell q
, ,se,lo~s rains: wnos rss sesiss q us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

his acts as superintendent? If So state
guilty Of any dereliction Of duty in
his acts as superintendent Is SC, state
1T to the committee.
(,nhe chair refused to allow the witness
to answer tho question:
Senator Rison appealed from the dec'a-
Tor: OF the chair. Messrs. Itison, fullihnt,
l,unn and Roberts voted not TO sustain
! thr. chair, and the question was allowed.
& u II am then compelled to prefer charges
against DR. Foster. / am very. .sorry,e
said DR.. Henderson.
Senator Rson stated that he was re-
sponsible to the people of Virginia, ana
that die desired all the light possible.
Z ar every witness when asked cues
lions should say-I will not prefer charges,
we would never find out anything II
we allowed them to keep silent.
A recorded vote was called for. BE-
fore it could be taken, Mr.. Pullial'
moved that the committee go into execu.
tive sesson-and the committee retired
to discuss the question. .t
The committee returned after ten MIN
utes and the votes was recorded
Those voting with the chairman were
Messrs. Pulliam, Roberts and Ould.
Those opposing were Messrs. Rison and
Dunn
The chair before adjournlng thanked
the representatives of the press and
stated that the accounts printed had been
emnently fair.
Tho committee then adjourned to meat
again in Cameron Hall, Williamsburg.
on Tuesday morning, a 10 o'clock, May
10 A000' ALLEN POTTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

. F., 5.
grand chaplain; MInctrce l'olkes, grand
warden: Harry Kemp, grand sentry; w.
b. GarlIck, OF Committee on Laws; Past
Grand Regent John j. Wright; Joseph
a.. Beck and S. L. Bloomberg. and Grand
Secretary Blanks, Of Petersburg:
Union, No. 81, Tuesday night. May 8th.
Shockoe. No. sos, Wednesday night,
May 9Th.
May 10th.
i1lba. No COS, Tuesday night. May 18th.
uenrico, No. 1873, Thursday. May nth.
Manchester. No. 1917, Tuesday night.
May 22d. KS
Virginia, No 2e. Thursday night, May
2ith.
Mccarthy, No. 4es, Thursday night.
June It'll.
The past official circular Of the new
grand regent contain paragraph which
stated that the council in the State show
Ing the largest per cent. OF increase dur
ing the year will be awarded handsome
specially prepared banner containing the
monogram Of the order and tho name
end number Of the council.
The Supreme Council meets at Old
Point on the 10th instant. Aecommttee
from the Grand Council consisting OF
r. a. Dobie. OF Norfolk; j. B. Blanks. OF
Pctersburg; Rev. F. T. McFaden, and w.
r.. Dabney, of Richmond: r. w. Arnold,
Of Alexandria, and the grand regent Is
preparing an appropriate souvenir for
each member OF the supreme body.
The indications are that the Arcanum
councils in Virginia are going to have
a prosperous year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
DUEL With Guns;
TWO MEN KILLED
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

at.s.i (oppCIdl 10 lIl6 a..il
DURHAM, n. c., May 5.-A tragedy
that has stirred W much sensation In
the vicinity Of Rangemont, In Durham
county, occurred yesterday afternoon.
Those connected with the shooting were
Andrew Pool and John Laws. both white.
Information received from that vicinity
to-day Is that yesterday morning Pool
and Laws met and had bitter quarrel.
Late yesterday afternoon Pool took his
shotgun and went In the direction Of
Laws's home. lie was met by Laws,
with his shotgun Also Laws being on
horseback.
The quarrel vas renewed between the
men and Pool threw up his gun and
shot Laws twice IN rapid succession. He
fell from his horse and just before fall
ing to the ground said: Shoot tho
scoundrel; he has killed me. Laws was
shot in the right arms and breast, dying
this morning. Before he died he said
that he did not shoot Pool. but did not
state who was his slayer.
Pools body laid on the road where he
was killed until this morning when IT
was taken In charge by the coroner OF
Orange county,
What the two men were quarteling
about Is not known Both leave families,
The Inquest up to this time has not
beon held, Tho coroner. ms soon as facts
in the case nre gotten together, VIII
proceed with the inquest,
Mr.. Pool wns respectable citizen and
has a good record,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

STATE CONVENTION MONDAY
fspecjal 10 The TImes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The !mes-D,spatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. May 5.-7Next week
Norfolk Will be In the hands OF the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles. To-morrow
their first memorial services here will be
held in the Academy OF Music at 8 2. NJ.
II. D. Davis, OF Cleveland, Ohio, grand
worthy president OF the order, will de-
liver tho grafton OF the occasion.
Monday the first State Aerle conven-
ton will be called ITO order at Bunting's
Hall by State President O IIara. OF New
hort News. The Following State officers
viii be present: Past State President
William Linn. of Norfolk; State Vice
President T. G.. Murphy, Richmond;
Chaplain l.. E. BIondell Norfolk; Treas
urer j, L, Parks, Of Berkeley; Secretary
George Heihner, Newport News Stale
Guard T. anthony, Portsmouth; Trustees
William r. Brown. Norfolk, and S. Law
son, Hampton.
Delegates will be present from all over
the State Of Virginia.
The Monticello Hotel will be head
uarters for the grand worthy president
and delegates during their stay in this
city.
4 fair and indoor carnival will be OPEN
ed Monday evening after a monster pa
rade, in which the following Aeries Wa
take part: @
The Manchester Aerie, Flag Rock Aerlo,
Nichols Aerlc, Petersburg Aerie, E:-iott s
Knob Aerie, Hampton Aerle, newport
News. Aeric, Portsmouth Aerle, Dixie
Aerie Alva Acre, Berkley Acrie, Roanoke
Aerie, Winchester Aerle. Lynchburs
Aerie Bristol Aerle. Old Dominion Acre.
Norfolk Aeric, No. 1853, First Division
Uniform Rank, II. O. f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
Mr.. Henry S. Wallerstein and
Wife TO Take Extended Trip.

NJ Mi. and Mrs. Henry s. Wallerstenl leave
for New York tonight, whence they VIII
sail for several months visit to Europe.
They will travel through most a. o. ~, W.
lmnortant European countries, including
Germany, Italy, France. England, swltzer-
land and others. They Will leave America
OIL the Grown Prince wilhelm, bound Tor
Bremen.
MI. Walerstein Is a we'll known cap-
italist of this city, and he Is classed by
real estate agents as one OF the Mfest
as we'll as one Of the largest Investors
ii, Richmond. and Is frequently quoted
as an authority on property values 10
has probably transacted more Individual
deeds In Richmond real estate during the
past year than any other one business
man. But this is only part or Mr.
Wallerstein's interests. He Is also owner
or several largo grocery establishments
Mr. and Mrs Wallersteln will be at
home to their friends this afternoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
TWO LOTS POSSIBLY.
Member Of Saunders Firm Thinks
q HIGHER Grade Was Ordered.

reporter for The Times-Dispatc h
called yesterday afternoon at the store
Of e. A. Saunders and Sons, and asked
what light could be thrown there on the
alleged error Mr.. Il. A. Saunders IS
out of the city, and Mr.. NJ a. Chambers,
q member Of the firm. was seen. Mr..
chambers said that one of his book
keepers talked with Mr.. Sadler, chair
man Of the committee, over the phone,
and the bpokkeeper's understanding from
Mr. Sadler was that there had been two
shirments, of four, and that 81 more had
been charged for one lot than for an
other, II this understanding was cor
rect, Mr.. Chambers thought 1t likely
that a higher grade Of flour had been
ordered hence the increase In price
Attention was called by Mr.. Chambers
to tho fact that all contracts with the
hospital are passed upon by the hospital
board, and therefore number or men
knew Of every such transaction The
transaction referred to occurred about
seven years ago, and since that time
the firm of Saunders and Chambers has
been consolidated with that Of p. a.,
Saunders and Son. and the books OF tho
latter firm for 1899 had been stored away
in an upper room Of tho store It was
dmpracticabe yesterday afternoon to get
at the ledger for that year. Mr.. Cham-
bers said, however, that In tho event OF
further Investigation, his firm would as
sist in every way possible. Mr.. Cham
bers was not member OF the firm IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
New Moving Pictures.

Tic following new moving pictures
will be shown In the Reservoir skitns
rink all this week: "rhe Wrestling Bull,
Lady Plumpton's Motor Car, lhe
Bewltched Traveller "a Friend In Neeu
is Friend Indeed "a Joke on the
Roundsman." "Wilic's Last Fourth or
July" Nicolas Nicolby," Trial OF mo
Arrow" Lone Fisherman Living
I.ucy," ."rwins at Odds" "Cnseya
Twins" Baby and Doggle." "Christlaha
to tho North Cape"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
ARCANUM VISITATIONS.
Schedule for the Richmond and
Manchester Council.

The grand regent Of the Royal Area
MUM, Mr., W. NJ. Bckers, has Announces
the following schedule OF official VISTA
ton for Richmond. lie has invited to ac-
company him all the Grand Council
officers and members resident in the city,
who are are Hon. Judge john j. Ingram,
grand trustee; acknowledgements ],
Taylor Eliyson, chairman of Finance
Committees Rev, Il. II, McFaden, first
Supreme representative; w. 7, Dabney,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

The larger boys. !,
Their activity calls for cool,
porous qarn1 is for summer.
575 Quality is essen ial.
1t goes with every Berry gar
rnent sold. i4. b !.
An attractive assortment OF
Sailor Blouse. Sults-$2.SB..
Russian Blouse, Norfolk,
sinqle.- breasted 2-piece and
sailor styles in handsome pat
terns--$B.OOt to $1,000. Y
Hundreds Of fancy Two
Piece Suits--sizes 8 to 10
years. $3.50.
Everything else boys wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Verdict Against Railroad.

5 CHARLOTTE. N. @. May 5.-rhe 5u Ir ! II, IN
/ ms the Nsnnthern Railway returned a verdict
this morning in favor Of the plainttIIn fop ,
Mrs Haynes was s SUING fTr ylsr oI b.
v VI ~ avnas who was killed about two years
y . "a at Salisbury while in the employment
the railroad company as en 3 saiish,,rv
IN MI account Of an open switch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Face Murder Charge.

/, IA Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
4. ERRISTOl,. TENN. May 5.-Sylvester
M,uttreli, charged with being an accom- I :,
plice in the murder e. Lettln Glover, was
Fheld without bail as resA'i' " NC -
jamie Ramsey, is heretofore reported e, !,
Mad already been sent to prison, having
!;Waiyed her right to nearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Inflammation of Teachers.

I Especial to The Enthusiastically
/ $ROXBURY, VA, May 5.--Examination
satx,f teachers for the schools Of New kent
Twas held at the courthouse ms , week ny
4 snniicants went through the rigid eXnml-
Enation. Among them was Miss Mary
IT3ailey and Miss Eugie Crump, Two OF me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Take Electric Treatment.

| F,VrNGTON, VA. May b-Mr,
E1ouis D. Minnigerode. who has
been suffering for the past SIX weeks
with herpes zoster, has gone to Lynch
Ehurg to be under the electric treatment
Epf DR.. Slaughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Cotton Plant Sold.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.?

f's Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatcn.?
.s| M A13I OTrE N. c., May 5.-The cotton
Of the Dan,ask Manufacturing Com
fnany at Roaring River, Wilkes county,
(which has been in the hands OF reee've e
Mills. Of Statesvillc, for $500 It Is
run1ored that another 10 per cent. pa VII
| be filed with the referee In bankrup.cy
! next Saturday. This wou!o mean ahotiiet
laale. Ssf .I|7tt+s5 81 sIaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
American Wins.
(By Associated Press,)

! LONDON. May 5.--Frank Kramer. OF
.Fyalsburg, N. j.. the American champion
kbicyclist, won tho international Nofes,
ksional mile bicycle race at the CRYSTAL
tPalace to-day, defeating Ihorwalo 1ie-
(garrd the Danish rider ana j. Il. ben.
t.onlT the british ex-amateur champion
En the order named. Time. 2 minutes
!E1-e seconds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Sailor tIats-Su111r1e err Caps.
Either. way your boys fancy
runs is right.
And the right styles in each
q t.e stacks OF 'ef1l.

We're branching out with
Boys Wash Suits this week X
the sale will be IN full swing
to-r1orrow. q, y{ /
a All the cool, airy fabrics IN
exclusive colorings as well as
the plain shades ~ martial
.ored and q goodly assortment
is offered as low as 9B cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
JOHN A. sELPH,
DIR. B. A. HORD,
~ M. (N'ED) NOBLE,
F1rrcrDII% n PHILLIPS.
q -,o,,,n;+tee Meets Tomorrow.

XXI Committee MeelS : - 49,
MI. phillips said that he did not per- y :
Isonally care a rap about me ele n,,t wing
Eself, but lie merely wanted the righ. tn ~,
5nns IN the natter. He declared tnat
enc .' man he knew Of had voted three
Zines I'm and lie thought the case o.. ought n
ca be taken Up by the committee TOR !, IN
kSestigation Chairman Doherty 'ln.l ..,1o,
tately issued an order for me con !v,,t -
ipf 8thc committee to-motro" re
tronsider the charges. ~ ~, .
r. Dr. Hord said last night that ms NAM N
MOI ,xv,a 4 signed TO the notice Of contest WIN
Tout Ills consent and against ms s.st -
EHa said lie did not desire in the least 10
call In question the result OF the pr'''''A's
Fin his ward ,o, ae,cers
N the First Precinct during the elcction
are Archie Steiner, Judge and REGISTRAR
IL. Michael and /. Cohen. - -,
The vote cast In Jefferson Wa'o "a'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
ASK
INVESTIGATION.
Names Of JOHN a. Selph, Dr.. B.
( a. I1ord, Z. M. Noble and Jos.
Phillips Signed to Petition.
coMMlTTEE MEETS MONDAY
Chairi11a,1 Dohcrty Calls Body
III Together to Take Action on
s Candidates Request.

Ss833 AirgJoseph o. Phillips. one Of the de-
/, Scated candidates in the recent municipal
Sc ns,,ina,-y Il In Jefferson Ward, filed the
v Following notice ut the office of Chairman
sJumcs 3. Doherty, of the City Democrat
Il &c Committee, yesterday: ~.
I |}|5 Richmond Va. May s, 1895.
IU. s.. Doherty, Chairman City Democratic
\ COMMITTEES:
Ntn1I contest the election returns from tho
4 First Precinct, Jefferson Ward.
1--we offer the following reasons Tor u
Il soas 3 of contest: A number OF voters at
K Said precinct are ready to make oath that
gshe returns from the said precinct -
mot convey their expressions mace at
Asaid precinct -. !, !.
Eby55these gentlemen does not show IN !.
Eahe aggregate the number Of votes thl''
kmere cast for us.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08

trotting hogs. After two or three
turns around the market he drove to
the Woolpack yard, where his curious
steeds were Embarrassed and led away
to be RECALLED with trough of beans
and wash.
There have also been sporting pigs
An old account of a black SOW which
Richard Toomer, one of the royal
keepers in the New Forest, broke to
lind game and to back and stand,
says: Within fortnight she would
find and point cartridges or rabbits,
and her training was much forwarded
by the abundance of both. .
She daily improved and in few
weeks would retrieve birds that had
run as well as the best pointer; nay,
her nose was superior to the best
pointer"
According to Linnaeus, "the hog is
more nice in the selection of his vege-
table diet than any of our other do
mesticated herbivorous animals"
Thus in one respect the pig may be
said to be an epicure. Linnaeus states
that the animal will eat seventy-two
plants, as against the goats 449 the
sleeps 3S7, the cows 276 and the
horses 262.-London Daily Express.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08

Importance in the community; yearo
II adds to the wealth of our nation all
the way from $4,000, 200 to $4,000 600
me family is exceedingly prolific. l..
SVo,oO0 bushels being produced in the
United States, leaving Europe far be
mind in quantity as we'll as in its
quality.
About 6 per cent of the family are
born and reared in Massachusetts,
Tor the greater part in the districts of
Cape Cod, Plymouth and Barnstable.
New Jersey, which devotes more of its
territory to the cranberry than any
other state in the Union save Massa.
chusetts,, rolls up "a per cent and
takes second place. Some years ago
forest fires destroyed the marshes and
dried up the streams of Wisconsin,
calamity which reduced the production
OF the Wisconsin berry to II per cen,
and forced that state to assume third
place, but Wisconsin is gradually re
covering and is striving for a position
at the head. The rest of the cranber
ries hail from Connecticut, Illinois
Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Min
nesota, Nebraska New Hampshire
New York, North Dakota, Oregon
Rhode Island. Washington and West
Vlrginia.-Pearson's Magazine.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08
Football.

After stormy session of four hours
the University of Wisconsin faculty
decided TO remain firmly in opposition
to football.
Vale, Princeton and Harvard have
agreed ia limit membership on ath-
let,c teams to three years. This
sweeps away members of professional
schools and athletes imported from
other colleges and makes it impossi.
bic for any student to get upon team
till after he has been year in the
university.
The University of Iowa faculty SEN
ate voted 10 abolish football for the
period of two years unless certain
drastic reforms are inaugurated by
the big nine" conference. These re
forms chiefly are those recommended
ny the recent conference at Chicago,
but the Iowa nsc'Nssors voted for
some notifications In the suggciied
rules.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08
National LEAGUE News.


Pitcher Gus Dorner, purchased from
Columbus, has signed with Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati club has sold catch.
er Charlie Street to the San Francisco
club.
lnfielder Harry Arndt, now of Bos-
ton. will coach the Notre Dame col
lege team.
The contracts of pitchers James
Pastorius and Harry McIntire with
Brooklyn have been. promulgated.
Bridwell says he is perfectly salts
fed with the deal that takes him to
Boston, as it will give him Study"
job.
Manager Hanlon of Cincinnati is
said to be negotiating with New York
for the release of catcher Frank Bow
erman.
II Is reported that Manager Arthur
Irwin, of the outlaw Altoona club, is
tampering with pitcher Scanlon and
catcher Ritter of Brooklyn.
Manager McCloskey emphatically
denies the story that his powers had
been curtailed by the Messrs. Robson.
Mac says he has full authority over
the st. Louis team.
Catche Harry Smith has signed
with Pittsburg. He says he will &C
to Mt. Clemens, Mich, several weeks
before reporting time and take a Sc
ries of baths and exercises there.
Latest reports anent Buck" Ewing
are that he is not in any immediate
danger of death. He has been i'll fol
two years, but he is just now improv
ing and expects to be out in two
weeks.
President Soden laughs at the tall
or Dunn having a personal contrac
with Irving Young which he is t.
assign to the outlaw Altoona club
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08
Late News by Wire.

The date of the Oxford-Cambridge
boat race has been fixed for April !.
In the International Hockey league
the Michigan 500 won from Canadian
500, Is to 4.
Chicago's freshman track team de-
feated Wendell Phillips High School
in dual track meet by score of 90
to II. Walter Steffens broke his own
worlds record of 0:06 2-5 for the fif-
ty yards low hurdles by going the dis
lance in 0:06 1-5
j. Pierpont Morgan forwarded a
check for $500 toward the fund started
TO send the American athletes to the
Olympic games at Athens next April.
Among other prominent subscribers
recently were: 5, II. Guggenheim,
$500; August Belmont, 500; Morti-
mer L. Schiff, $50
BY magnificent finish and after
apparently being badly beaten, Thorn
as Hueston of Scranton, Pa, over
came lead of 1917 balls In the final
block of his match with Charles Wes-
ton of Chicago, challenger for the
worlds championship pool emblem.
and retained the trophy. The final
score was 600 to $50,
The rules for the James Gordon Ben
nett aeronautic cup fix the last day
for the reception of entries as March
]. Trial races will be held April 2
The first entry. which was received
| to-day, was from the Italian Aeronau
| tic society, which has chosen Alfred
| Won Willer. well-known aeronaut
as the pilot of its airship.
Another large contribution was
made Feb. . to the fun being raised
in order that team Of American
athletes may be sent to Athens to
compete in the Olympic games there
this spring. This contribution, amount
ing to $500, was made by George j
Gould. Mr., Gould is the first honor
airy vice president of the American
committee of the Olympic games.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08

1873 pounds at o'clock. Joe says that
he will fight each of them twenty
rounds, and all he asks is one hours
rest between fights He also asks per-
mission to name the man who will
have to meet him first.
Before he left Chicago to continue
his theatrical tour. Jack O'Brien an
nounced that he and Tommy Ryan
were matched, the battle to take place
on May s. The club before which the
men will meet has not been selected,
but the bout will be given to the one
making the best offer A California
promoter probably will stage the af-
fair, although Tom O'Rourke's Tuxedo
club is an active bidder and stands a
good chance of getting 1t II long bat.
ties can be held in Pennsylvania with
out interference.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-08
PROUD MAN IN ILLNESS

ledge. The man heard it go and rang
for me. When / came in he was
lying there crying like child.
It's gone he blubbered.
81 thought he was talking about his
appendix, so | said he ought to be
glad it was gone, but he went on cry
irg.
81 wanted it, he said. L could have
Lad it tomorrow. It's my box
"Well, what did you have in it?'
asked.
"He looked at me as If he could
hardly bear to speak the word and
then he burst out:
LADY fingers!'
Can you beat that? That great big
fellow had brought lady fingers with
HIM so he'd be sure to have some
thing to eat. And. mind you, that's
not all Before the week was out he
felt better and then he told me he
hadn't intended to eat the things HIM
self but he'd meant them as present
for me. He actually tried to make me
think he'd shed tears because | could
MT have them. | reckon il you said
lady fingers to him now he'd try to
fight ''-Washington Post.