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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30
Mr.. JOHNSON SETTLES ARGUMENT
Two Coored Boys Furnish Early
Morning Pedestrians a Fine Ex-
hibition of the Manly Art.

Emmett Johnson, a colored boot
black. and James Dorsey, dark
skinned "gemman, employed on tie
pipe line, gave early morning pedes-
TRANS on Main street a fine exhibit
ton of the manly art this morning.
incidentally both wound up in the
city Jail but were later released on
S. bonds each. Johnson and Dorsey
became involved in an argument In
front of the Bismarck saloon and pro-
ceeded to settle the matter in the
most approved style. Johnson hooked
a right under Dorsey's ear and that
"gemman" hit the sidewalk with a
thud that shook the surrounding build
ings.
Johnson followed up his advantage
aoe nv Milling on top of his antagonist
and was Furnishing him at a great
rate when Officer McCauley hove In
sight and marched the two off to Jail.
ut was just little argument, boss,
said Dorsey, as he proceeded to wipe
off a smear of blood from his face.
"Yas, Vas. That was all" echoed
Johnson Each put up five spot and
lost no time in taking themselves out
of range of the majesty Of the police
department.
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Committee Deserves Credit.

Sommieeee deserves Credit.
The granting of the jobbing rates is
quite a victory for Walla Walla and
the fact that the railroads have made
the concession is due to the hard and
persistent efforts put forth by the
transportation committee of the WaIla
Walla Commercial club This commit
tee has devoted considerable time to
the matter and they are deserving of
the greatest praise.
In speaking of the subject last night
one of the leading railroad men said:
"This is big thing for Walla Walla
and will result in making the city one
of the leading commercial points in
the northwest. Your committee from
the commercial club accomplished in
very short time what the jobbers
of Spokane fought Is years for De-
fore they secured what they went
AFTER. St:
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NOTICE.

To conclude the Fourth Of July Gel
ebration the members of the Walla
Walla orchestra have arranged to give
a big dance at the Armofy hall which
will finish the days celebration. The
floor will be put in first class shape
and an enjoyable time is assured those
who attend. Music will be furnished
by members of the orchestra consist
ing of ten pieces.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30
JOHN FREER, CONVICT, GOES FREE
Warden KEGS Recommends That Man
Who Assaulted DissoIute
Woman be ParoIed.

John F'reer, who has served one
year and three months in the peniten-
tiary on conviction in Chehalis county
of the charge of criminal assault, has
been granted parole by Governor
Mead on the recommendation of War
den KEGS and a number of prominent
people in Chehalis. The woman in the
case it is said was of a dissolute
character The alleged assault is said
to have occurred in disreputable
resort while Freer was slightly intox-
icated. Freer owns valuable frult
ranch near Wenatchee. He had less
than a year to serve.
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Notice to Contractors.

Bids are solicited by the city of Mil
ton for the building of bridge across
tho walla Walla river at Milton, Ore
gon. Bids will be received until p. m
JULY 2. 1906, at the office of the city re-
corder, the city reserving the privilege
of rejecting any or all bids.
Specifications can be seen at record
ers office, June 20, 80 and July 2. Ger
titled checks for 10 per cent OF Die
must accompany the same.
w. r. CRAIG,
Recorder of City of Milton
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DON'T OVERLOOK IT.

The management of the Paul House.
furnishing Co, IA E. Main street,
would ask their patrons and the pub
tic Of Walla Walla generally not to
overlook the closing out sale they are
holding every day. In the stock is
furniture, glassware, crockery, earth
ern ware and tinware; also some very
everything is being sold at greatly
reduced prices.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. William Ruble of Salem, Ore
gon. is visiting Mrs w. n. Maxwell
and Mrs. Robert Jones of this city.
Miss Lulu Paul, one of Walla WAL
las most accomplished violinists will
render a violin solo at the Sunday
evening service of the First PreSbyte-
rian church.
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make this city the jobbing center of
Southeastern Washington and East
ern Oregon as far as Baker City.
Much of the wholesale business now
handled by Portland and Sound job
bers will be diverted to Walla Wal
la. and as a result it will be the
means of the establishment of several
large jObbing houses in this city. The
trading zone will be greatly increased
and this alone will go a long ways
in making Walla Walla the COM
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Members Of First Methodist Church
Compliment Rev. Thompson
ALSO MISS ALEXANDER, THE DEACONEss
NEW OFFICERS OF QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE ELECTED AT
LAST NIGHTS MEETING.

Members of the First Methodist
church paid Rev. w. E. Thompson a
fine compliment at the fourth quarter
" conference held at the church par
lors last night, by passing a resolu-
ton asking the Columbia River con-
ference which meets in September, to
reappoint Rev. Thompson to the pas
torate of the Walla WaIla church. A
resolution was also passed requesting
the conference to retain Miss Stella
Alexander as deaconess Of the church.
Fine Meeting.
The quarterly conference last night
was attended by nearly Is per cent of
the membership. The meeting was
presided over by Rev. Gabriel Sykes.
presiding elder of the Walla Walla
district, who was rendered a rising
vote Of thanks for the manner in
which he has presided over the con-
ferences in the past. The finance
committee made a report showing that
the finances of the church are in bet
ter condition than in 10 years. The in
debtedness of the church will be liuui-
dated before the conference meets in
September, the committee reporting
that nearly all funds necessary to wipe
out the debt having been raised. The
church has added IS new members
during the past quarter and the pas
tor has made 497 visits during that
time
Officers Elected.
Officers were elected last night as
follows:
Stewardship. P. Hershey, Morris
White, Mrs. J. w. Cookery, DR.. E. w.
Group, DR.. G. o. Jewell, Harry Dun
ham, Edward Roberts, w. P Under
wood, George Foley, Arthur Riggs,
Mrs. ]. F Hartley, William Rock, Mrs.
j. Gearhard.
Trustees-H. S. Brode ]. w. Cook
erly Ralph White, John LeCornu, A.
W. Severance, Dorsey Hill, B. A. Her
rold, C. E. Dimmitt
Recording Steward-Harry Durham.
District Steyard-Edward Roberts.
H butcher was appointed a member
of the committee on trial of ap-
peals.
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TOWN TOPICS

Farewell Party-A farewell party
was given Friday evening by Mrs.
Chenowth at her home in Walla Wal
la in honor of Mrs. ]. l.. Winans and
Miss Margaret Cowan. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
roses. An enjoyable evening was
passed by a large number of guests.
Mrs. WinanS leaves Tuesday for
Conconully, Wash, to visit friends,
while Miss Cowan will go to New
Westminster, n. c.
Will Move Offices-The Western
Union Telegraph office is soon to be
moved from the present quarters IN
the Rees-Winans building to the
Paine building on Second street. The
old telegraph office is to be occupied
by Samuel Loney, while the Farmers
Savings bank will take the room now
occupied by Mr. Loney.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30
WaIIa WaIIa's Best Hotel.
Recorder of City Of Milf

Garden CITY House; 55 modern
rooms; excellent dining accommoda-
lions. Three minutes walk from the
postoffice-20 West Popular street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30

stated that the Northern Express COM
pany is a new corporation formed by
a New York syndicate, brought into
existence under the inspiration and
with the financial aid of James j. Hill.
:. rs turther stated that the North
ern Express company will take over
all the express business of the North
ern Pacific within the next month.
The Northern Pacific has for a long
time given it's express business to
company which has held the same I'M
der a contract from month to month
and the Adams Express COM
pany, it is said, has held the
business of the Burlington un-
der a like agreement.
A great advantage derived by
consolidation of the business now
done by three companies will be to
give the new company a Chicago Of
flee and a New York outlet. 1t is I'M
derstood that Hill and his associates
have arranged for a transcontinental
business with lines extending from
ocean to ocean.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30

.cCNTS WANTED PLEASANT,
desirable work, good salary guar
anteed to an energetic man or wom-
an: Call 10 West Cherry st.
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YELLOWSTONE SPECIAL.

The O. R. & N. company will run a
special train to the Yellowstone Park
for the excursion of the Oregonian
which is sending a party of thirty
eight Oregon and Washington young
ladies to the Park on an outing.
Train leaves Portland at 7 a. m.
Saturday, July 18th, and runs direct to
Salt Lake and after remaining there
one day will continue the journey to
the park. After spending a week in
the park a side trip to Boise will be
made.
For this occasion the o. r. & N. Co.
will sell round trip tickets, Walla
Walla to the Park and return, which
covers rail and stage transportation
and seven days meals and lodgings in
the park, for $500. Rate for Pullman
sleeper accommodations for this trip
is $14.00. Reservations should be made
at once.
For further information, call on or
address,
ROBERT BURNS,
District Freight & Passenger Agent,
Walla Walla, Wash.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30

Get particulars of S1o0.oo Buggy
contest on Fourth OF July-John SlhilH
company.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-30

Lot of fun in John Smiths Fourth
of .J,lv contest. Get into it.
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WALLA WALLA GET J0BB|NG RATES

Continued from First Page.)
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FOR RENT-THREE OR FIVE DE

sirable housekeeping rooms near
Main street. No children. Phone 954'
No. 10 West Cherry.
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mercial center of a vast amount Of
territory
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28

Los m6d'cos condenan unanimemente ell
usO, de las emulsiones que contienen Gro
sotadp 8 9uayacol Es bien sabido que
estas sus tancias cuando Sc tOman mezcla-
das con ell Aceite de AfgadO de bacalRo in
Iritan ell est0mago y los riflones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutricionSy por las frecuentes
evacuaeiones que causan, producer ell Tapi-
do aniquiIamiento de losenfermos.
El DIR. Parsons, un distinguido especia-
lista de La Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respectO:a - Refiri6ndOme al valor germici-
da de la Creosota cuando Sc 4e administra
enfeT1mosl tuberculosis, incorporate a
preparedness de Aceite de HfgadO de Baea-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentos qufmi-
cos y la observation cuidadosa de un gran
nIimero de easos, han demostrados que
culquiera que sean los resultadOs benefcos
que los emfermos puedan recibir del uso
de la CresOta y OtTas sustanclas irritantes,
estos resuItados los nulifican los efectOs
perniciosos que ejercen tales drogas en- ell
est6mago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que la asimi-
laci0n facil u Ncompieta de los alimentos es
de la mayor impoTtancia en- ell tFatamiento
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
por denutrici0n. Sc sabe tambien que ell
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, perfectamen-
te emulsionado, es unO de los mejores
ben recsnstituyetes. POr ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
+ caIao que no contiene Creosota d otras
sustancias irritantes, que ocasiOnan ell de-
s0rden de las funciones digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de Hfgado de BacalaO, 20 prefiero la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott &
Bovine de Nueva York;
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San FRANCISCO
Chronicle !" Y eI
nueVo deIetfeo.
NADIA hay como Ell anungIO abundan-
te pafa haGer marGha bieH las
COSaS.
Dice aquel diaTl0 que e Gamble De Ia OrtO.
grafla Inglesa haTia nueho bIsn.

ST Mr.. Roosevelt llegase 4 lcontestar &
todas las crfticas que ha levantado su re-
forma ortografca tendrfa mache, entire
manos. Mr. Roosevelt ha lanzadolsu fe-
cha, Spor que nc esperar y ver,si d6 en- ell
blanco 8 toca cerca de este?
., a juzgar por Ia cantidad de amargos
comentarios que la circular del presidente
ha exeitado, predecimos que obtendra un
exito complete.
NADIA hay como Ell anuucio abundante
para hacer marchar bien las eosas, la
reforma oTtogrdfca ha conseguido bastan-
te popularidad como para ser una mara
villa aiGn en- ell exterior.
Los ataques de los opositores haran ga
mar q la ortografia refoImada convert
ran q los indiferentes en- sus defensores
puesto que es una oosa sin sentido opener
Sc 10 que lejos de hacer NAL, puede traer
mucho bien.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
ri6dico viejo & 500 quintal.
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FRUTAS frescas de Cal fornia: Peras, Ci-
ruelas Y Melocotones, las hay de venta en-
ell establecimiento de f. Font y HermanO,
Tanca s, San Juan, r. r.
avs,
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POLIClA INSULAR De PUERTO RICO.

Convocatoria para talIas de Policfa In
sular, en- las tfeinas de Ia Comisi6n P. I.
(Cuartel P. I. de San Francisco el dia s
de Octubre de 1905.
Los requisites que Sc exigen para Ia ad-
mission son: Talla sin zapatos 1772 cent?
metros. Peso sin ropa, 80 HbTas. Ex-
pansi6n toT6xica, 5 centimetros. Buena
dentadura, no tener imperfecciones en- Ia
vista el dido q otro defecto ffsico cual-
quiera. Toda persona que no llene estos
requisites no podr6 ingresar on 81 cueTpo.
j. JUDGE. Captain & Ayudante de
la P. /.
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NlUSIGA.

Acaba de recibirse por el 1ltimo vapor,-
VaIses, Mazurkas, Rigodones y Lar ceros
franchises, de los mas modernos y se' ectos,
va instrumentados para Orquesta. Cual-
duiera de dichos bailables puede remit1rse
por GoEreo, enviando un giro postal de un
dollar.
Iambien Sc ha recibido un surtido de
libretas pRutadas, propias para repeTtorios
de Orquestas Bandas.
Atrises de metal amarillo nikelados (no
sc oxidan) en- estuches muy elegantes, q
S2.25 uno:
DirigiTse JESUS Rendon Almira, Allen
ST. q. Box ZIG, San Juan, p. r.. 49,
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RlIEG0

Lo hacemos los sfes que Sc relacionan
6.continuaci6n & fin de que Sc sirvan con.
testar sin mas demora, las reiteradas cartas
que les han sido diriiidas por Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diario, para Ia liquidation
de sus respectivas cueutas
Don Jose Ferrer J Ferrer. CAGUAS.
" Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
s. Carlos Il de Chouden ANASCO..
j, "a. Morera Colon de SALINAS
q Nicol6s Benitez DeIgado JUN
COS.
Don Domingo Gallart GUAYA1IA.
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gundo artfculo del compafiero y por mas q.
hago suprenios esfuerzos intelectuales, no
acielto comprender. el alcance de sus pa
labraa. 5Qu6 es todo ESQ de 'sobra ciega
del odio persecution y terrible reto?''
A fuerza de mucho meditar coRcluyo
creyendo que todas estas frases altisonan-
tes no son otra cosa, que el trampolfn So
bre el que salta Vd. para eludir el reto
que le lanzo.
Caguas, septiembre de 1906.
Dr.. Victor Guti6rreg Ortiz.
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GRATIS PARA LAS PERSONAS BAJAS.

Los secretos que el Sr. Minges ha des-
cubierto permitiran & cualquiera crecer
obtener un continente sim6trico atracti-
two, 10 cua1 puede llevarse cabo en- su
propio hogar, sea cual fuere la edad, el
sexo y estatura de la persona que los usa-
re. Con 81 fin de poner estos benefcios al
alcance de todos, prop6nese distribuir gra-
tis entire las personas de corta estatura un
n1mero initado de ejemplares de un libro
que explica detalladamente este descubri-
miento. El que desee aumentar de dos
cinco pulgadas en- estatura; el que desee
ser attractive y poseer un hsico perfecta-
mente desarrollado; ell que desee una bue-
ma estatura para bailar con una DANA
tambi6n de una estatura igualmente pro-
porcionada y para que pueda yer por enci-
ma de las otras personas mas bajas, debe-
ria escribir Embellishments pidiendo este
pueden ottenerse estos benefcios, y Sc le
enviara gratis quien 10 pida.
Dirigirse &
THE CARTILAGE COMPANY,
Dept. 400 L 7AYenue de Popera,
Paris, Franeia.
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Acadia Municipal Dc YabuoOa.

Sc solicitan dos medicos para cubrir las
plazas de Official y 6ub-oficial de Sanidad
de este pueblo.
Para informes sobTe sueldo y demas con-
dciOnes dirijirse q jose z. Berrt0s, Al
cSide 10Y,s
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SEPASE

Que no pubIicamos communicates sin que
sean paga1Os poE adelantado.
Cada sells palabTas Sc Cuentan por una If
nea p La Inca vale diez centavos.
Las caEtas que yengan con com un1caooH
sin su impoTte no Sc contestan.
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No os GUsTARfA AUMENTAR DE DOS
oNCo PULaADAs EN- EsTATURA para meio-
rar vuestro continente contribuir vues-
ira apariencia en- general9 Va no existe
aquella raz6n por la cual tenga uno que
ser bajo de estatura. FL Sr. Il. Leo Min
ges ha terminado al fin Ell prop6sito de su
vida; este es, Ell descubrimiento de un me-
todo ieso, seguro y permanente por medic
del cual puede cualquier persona aumentar
en- estatura sin ninguna ineonveniencia.
Es tan simple el m6todo, que hace pensar
q uno de por que no Sc habfa podfdo i'm
ventar antes; sin embargo, cost6 muchos
amos de estudios para eonseguirse su per-
feeci6n. va puede cualquiera gozar de es-
tos benefcios, y para conseguirlo no nece-
sta el uso de drogas, sufrir ninguna opera
cion, estar sujeto q tratamientos inteFnos,
hacer ningin trabajo arduo, nj tampoco
desembolsar grandes cantidades de dinero.
Los m6todos del Sr. Minges han sido adop-
tados por las principales instituciones de
ensenanza y gimnasios de Rochester
otras ciudades importantes de este pats
del extranjero. Todos pueden usarlos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
DICKINSON DEAD.
Began Career a. Engine Wiper and
Ended As General Manager.

Fort Worth. Sept. 25.--John A. Dick.
inson. formerly general manager OF
the Fort Worth and Denver railroad.
died Tuesday morning OF paralysis OF
the brain. aged sixty-thrce years. Mr..
Dickinson retired from active work
eight months ago on account OF III
health. He was well known over the
state and held an unusual record. He
began his career as engine wiper on
the Jersey Central and In Subsequent
years held every position the road
offered. brakeman only excepted. In
1872 he ran the first train on the Iron
Mountain route Into Little Rock.
Reports from over the state. espe-
cially the northeastern part, Indicate
heavy rains Monday night. continuing
Tuesday. causing great damage TO cot
ton crops. In some sections the low
lands are under water Paris, Decatur,
Gainesville. Bonham and Denton were
visited by the heaviest rain Of the
season Monday night Farmers are
complaining OF losses.
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TO REDUCE BRAIN.
q Is Then Hoped That cral Frederieks
VIII BE Better.


New York, Sept. 25.-Carl Freder'
Icks. a nine-year-old boy OF Hoboken.
n. j.. the American says. is to be OPP
Grated upon In the hope OF reforming
him. The lad Is now az Railway re-
formatory under constant supervision
by scientists. The doctors claim that
the brains size must be reduced.
Examinations show that the boy has
no sense OF right OF wrong, and by
the operation II is hoped 60 overcome
the criminal tendencies which have so
far defied the corrective attempts OF
his parents.
The boys head is Of abnormal shape
the skull coming almost TO a point
The ears are small. but protruding
and the eyes are as sharp as Ter
Tets.
A strange feature OF the boys behay
Tor Is that at times II Is good, but never
for more than an hour.
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NOT SATISFACTORY.
Conference Held at the Palace. but No
Results Obtained.

Havana. Sept 25.-An unsatisfac'
tory conference was. held ut the palace
Monday night between President Pal
ma. Secretary of the Treasury Fonts y
Sterling. Secretary of State widlee and
Freyre Andrade. speaker OF the lower
house. Secretary of War Taft and As
sistant Secretary OF State Bacon and
Captain Mccoy and Consul General
Stsinhart. The mediators called the
attention Of the Cuban administration
20 he status OF the peace negotiations
with the Liberals and Insurgents.
The peace terms proposed are known
70 be against the government The
visit TO President Palma OF the com
missioners was not pleasant. Upon
leaving Secretary Taft announced that
the conference had resulted only In
exchanging OF views. and that another
meeting was necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
LARGE CAPITAL STOCK.
Texas Traction Company Files Its In
corporation Papers.

CoFpOfatob FaP0%
Austin. Sept. 25.-Articles OF incor'
poratlon OF the Texas Traction com
pany OF Dallas. were filed 10 the state
department. Capital stock is $1,000
900. The purpose is to construct and
operate an electric or interurban rail-
way from Dallas 20 Sherman Direc'
tors are Frank II. Proctor. Boston;
Walter G. Clark, New York; w. X
Brents. Grayson county; J. s. Heard
Collin county: r. II. Baker. Travis
county; ID. A. Templeton. Dallas; Dee
Goodwin. Dallas: W. }. Neale. NC
Lehman county: NJ. u. Templeton, FL
iis county: J. r. Strickland. Dallas
Fred A. Jones, Harris county: Jno. n
simpson, Dallas. The corporation
is also to maintain union depots.
The state board OF education closed
a deal whereby Il purchased the issu'
OF si54, 200 state bonds bearing pei
cent. on a basis OF 3 per cent. for th'
benefit OF the permanent school fund
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
JEROME OUT.

Antl-Hearst Delegates Agreed 10
Choose Between oaynor and Adams.
Bufaflo, Sept. 25.-District Attorney
Jeroms's candidacy for governor was
practically withdrawn at an adjourned
meeting OF the so-called Albany con
ference OF anti-Hearst Democrats. AZ
the meeting. which was attended BY
representatives from about twenty-five
counties, Il was decided that delegates
opposed to the nomination OF Hearst
should be concentrated on either Judge
Gaynor OF Mayor Adams.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
FATAL BOUT.

Mckenzie Receives a Blow In stom'
aeh and Soon Expires.
Portland. Me. Sept 25.-Jack NC
Kenzie Of Philadelphia was fatally In
jured in a fifteenround bout with Ter
~ Martin OF Philadelphia at the Port
land auditorium Monday night Nc
Kenzle received a blow In the stomach
ans dled within q few minutes. Mar
tin went 10 the police station imme'
dlateiy and gave himself up. Herman
Miller OF Baltimore was scheduled to
meet Martin. but failed TO show up
and Mckenzie was substituted.