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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

q h~czme kna@n that the sssiehassa
TIL haA beem are~psea by thw ssnmae4
Nearly sEeFs inhshita1a H. the city
w.ar taGo she sxrw~ts and sainaa In
the deuanstfasioa Nv ssAEk@Fwing Gre
arms ard nse~sxks
The whistles ha~w saa lw1lx rang
for over an hoaa.
Msy ss Ass~ tseascss.
Masaskse. 4 r.. Jane ~ -~lisre and
Throughout he Insiian tsgatsmsy there
was great rsSoirlns LIST Rtght assE
thts apparent nsx spsFoAeA ~ the
ssss%hexd. A usosemsns has been
started 10 set aside the ass following
the signing - the him III a hoaiaay.
Salaries Remsln ssme
washlnston. June iss-"as c"afsF.
snce IN The railroad bill today easmt
nated The Irosisioa ~hseh they insert
I'D increasing the salaries on the see.
rstsry. an assistant secretary Of thu
interstate eommerca commission and
providing that the bill shoaid take sf'
fsct within sixty a.ys sftes iss pass.
sge. Discussion then tuned on the
subject of the lateral line aud anti
pass amendments. neslhsr u which
sere disposed of. The iadicafions are
that the ansLpass an~ndmsnt will be
redrafted 10 include most exemptions
made by the senate amendment.
Washington. June Ia The house
committee On alcoholic liquor traffic
today authorized . favorable report of
the Terrell hin. prohihsting the sale of
alcoholic iiqao.s In bailsines and pre-
mises owned or leased by :he United
States government The prohibition
includes the sale of liquor an The sov.
ernment reservations at Old Point
Comfort. Virginia. Hot Springs. Ar
kansas aud In The several hotels in
she Yellowstone park
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14
ON
THE HAVERfDRD
Nine Killed. Foriy Wounded
When Naphiha Tank
Blows Up.
FIRE BURNS HRCElr
S.evedoses UnIosdns cssso Bbws
IN All Dsec6oa,. Bodes
Dinnb1ed
FIRE BURNS HRCElY

Liverpool. June is.--Fiss nes ssre
Instantly killed and soase forty 90
ers wounded following ~ iesstae %
plo~ion on the British steamer HAvsr-
ford this morning. sons q ~ h.
Iared. IA Il believed. siIl ~. Ths
cause of The explosion . d ~ ~
determined. but there Ars r~nors that
II vas caused BY an internal machine.
The Haverford. with pAsseagsrs, Ar.
rived here yesterday from Philsdei-
|phis. Ths vessel n owned by the
international Nssisssios company.
Landed Nsssar6ay.
The fIaserfora landed her pesscn-
gers yesterday. Ssevedores we're IA
the act cf looseains the steamers
hatches when suddenly 4 violent en-
Enlosion occurred. II hie~ On the
|haiches. rent the docks and hurled
dead and wounded men In AL direc-
tinns several bodies we're dismem-
hered Fire followed. The cargo
consisting of linseed OIL cake vas
sooa blazing ferceiy. hut after two
hours firhs Ii was suhdned
Death List Totais Nine.
Liverpool. June is--iAter advic ]
say TIM, the disaster vas apparently
eaused by The explosion Of barr
|of naphsha, The death Hat now i
tails nine.
MysserIous Wooden oox.
Liverpool. June 1.-THE report that
the explosion on the Hsveffori was
dne % an Internal machine arose from
the finding of i wooden box q foot
square Iii ona of the holds. The box
was only partly shattered siill Il con-
tained pieces III steel machinery. Of
iicials Of the International Navigation
company say they believe the "
plosion was due 10 the ignition of gas
given on BY naptha soap which FORM
VA q part II the cargo.
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ONE KILLED AND six
WOUNDED ~ NATIVES

Cairo. Tune I4.--Captain 8. c. Bun.
of the Sixth Dragons. was killed. and
fonr other British officers badly iniur.
ed BY natives near Tan Tag yesterday.
The affair appears TO be the outcome
.of recent Pan Isamic campaign car
ried On during the Anglo Turkish dis.
pute over the Tabah boundary.
Hair cutting. sc at Smiths. s-ss
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LAS VEGAS WITH
FREE MAIL DELIVERY
~~~e~~S~~~~&~~~ :

Postmaster Blood was be i
sieged with INQUIRIES Inst nisht
n about The Washington dis.
J patch which appvarsd - -
Optic stating thef Las veEas
} will lose ils 6kHe delivery q
; mail when nv Hsceiyes his
new commission ~ postmas.
ter Tor East Las Vegas. IL ap. 4
) pears that fnanyy persons here a
misconstrmed the meassaEe 10
} mean that free delivery will
; be suspended In East Las We.
B gas when the new commission
} arrives. The telegram referred
; ID Las Vegas Told Town. II
You like. or West Side. as Il Il
B familiafly called - take your
} choice) Las Vegas will lose
B the free delivery uf mails; not
) East Las Vegas.
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REPUBLICANS WANT
REED sMooT EXPELLED

Madison. Wis. June 1.-THE Re-
publican state convention to-day pass
ed a resolution calling upen Senator
Spooner and Senator La foiette to
vote to espeI Reed smoo. from the
United States senate.
e. l.. Eaton Of Madison VAS nomin.
ated for governor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Good swimming is reported close at
hand. Contractor Sundt filled the
new swimming pool at the Y. N. c. A.
building full Of clear, fresh water
fro mthe Aqua Pura mains, and short.
ly after a festive trout was discovered
dedieating the big pool.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

ta~ paesiRg A0ase naat h prepared
re hsen in she meat b. xEnexs an
ny life. I wAs bsaFn cgsF . bateheF
Sasnp md kns~ What 4 aa talking
aasoat. Our oxn azeAl Is fss sapeFtoT
Co. tks shipped. Ne ao aaF own
slaaghsAins" "s
= am not handing anr packing
homxe anesf.~ said psss Roah when
aaiExsa BY Ths opsie. = dc my own
kIiliRg and asSs the meat myself
too. Our mesI Il better and sweeteE
than tLs shipped proames even n I,
~ not quite 40 tender ~ ths, fEom
Kansas CITY. ~ leaves our money .,
houae also"
Oh. ! don't kngw as care to say
anything about A. WAS tie way in
which The reporter Was received by
r. r, Turner. Mr., Turner Kaii he was
handing sosae packing hsns meat,
but not IN large quantities. Some oi
my customers demand IL and It's Hp
to me 20 supply H." be said. after
further questioning by ah reporter
II I had nv way about :. would
handle nothing but meat raised in
this part Of the country IND do my
own killing entirely. But Of course
II the people want packing hoase
meat. II I don't have II they win &c,
Ii somewhere else"
Less csmsse Ter esSsses.
John A. papen. Who conducts a gro
eery and meat market on National
street east Of the bridge In absent
from the city. but w. o. Woods. Who
has charge Of the meat market de
partmsnt says that the axitstion oser
the sanitary conditions of packing
houses has hnd little elicit on theii
trade with one exception. The saies
Of packing house sausage has fallen
on greatly and no more has been or
dered nor win be banded. The urn
sells only small amount of canned
meats and has but limited stock on
hand.
The fresh meat handled NV the firm
IL shipped to this city In refrigerator
cars from North Fort Worth, Texas
Mr.. Woods states. an 10 as clean ane
fresh as any meat sold In the city. II
h not embaimed but comes % then
straight from the slaughter house. Mr.
Woods expressed no opinion as 10 th'
truth or faisiiy Of the statements as Il
the reprehensihle methods employed
by the packers In preserving theil
meats and by.products
Use All Home Prodaet.
All the meat sold az the west sid'
meat market OF Graaf 4 Hayward Il
eutchered and prepared In this city
No canned meat In handled and thei
sausage and other prepared meat ]
manufactured here AT home. CATH
and hogs are shipped to this city an'
butchered and prepared at the Graa
Il Hayward slaughter house. Thi
is the statement made by George Dial
ton who has charge of the shop.
Defends the Packers.
Lester Sands In champion Of tn
packers. Its ail newspaper tai
about the unsanitary conditions Of tn
packing houses. l have been throng
dozen packing houses and didn
see anything wrong in any Of then
I am using packing house meat alt,
gether and the people are buying !
too. | have worked In packin
house and ii was much cleaner tina
the average country slaughter house,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Washington, June I4.-~From the Al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

liverpool. June it.~~LAter advic
say TIM, the disaster vas apparently
caused by The explosion Of a barr
IN naphsha, the death Hat now ,
tails nine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
TALENT IS GIVEN
A SEVERE JAR
BY BEN BAN.

SARATOGA, Aug. 24.--I. B. Duryea's S
chestnut gelding Ben Ban gave the
talent on, awful jolt in the Seneca SELL
ing stakes this afternoon. Almost
every man at the track had a bet on
Edna Jackson. from Newton Benning-
tons barn, her closing price being to
g. The filly was never equal to the
fieet-footed Ben Ban however, the lat
ter. at the price of 4 TO l. beating the
filly to the wire by length. Pythia
bt at the barrier and rushed away in
front, followed by Edna Jackson and
Ben Ban. They held this order to the
stretch where Edna Jackson went to
the front and led to the last sixteenth,
where Ben Ban closed with rush and.
taking the lead, won easily from Edna
jackson, which beat James Reddick a
length and half for second money
The track received another severe
drenching with heavy rain last night
Summary:
Lynnwood second, Sir Russell third. Time
:27 20.
Second race. one mile and furlong-Sonoma
Belle won. Corrigan second Water Dog third
Time. 80.
Third race, Eve and half furongs--Mont-
g9mery g,y won; won pa Honesty second, Biondy third
Fourth race. six furlongs-Ben Ban won Edna
jackson second, James Reddick third. Time
1918 2-5.
Fifth race. i've and half furongs-Eudora
won, Glamor second, Dainty Dame third Time
100.
Sixth race. one mile-Boyal Ascot won Fati-
nitza second. Johns.own third. Time IA a.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25

Thaddeus 1o7 Black Cloud 1oT. Calculate 1o7.
Old Mike 1O7. Dixelle 105. May Holiday lO5
Jerusha los. Our Ssllie 1o5. Birdie 105.
Third race, Ave furlongs. purse-Utica ITO,
Ladys Beauty 10T. Milsora 107. Lassen IO7
Grace ST. Clair 107 Blanche l07.
Fourth race. eleven -sixteenths. handicap-Ruby
III. Mistys Pride 1O4. Funnyside I03, Grass
cutter 81.
Fifth race. cne mile and a sixteenth. Alaska
Handicap--Dusty Miller ITO. Rightful 106. Cor
gaete 106. Ed Sheridan los. Blue Eyes 10S.
Hersaln los. Little Buttercup 1902. Silver Sue
100. Cascade of Diamonds 100. Marie III 90. Miss
Hunter 90. Col. Jewell 93. Coutestrix d.
Seventh race. mile and hfty yards. sell
ing-Sandstone 107. Florence Fonsa 10T Chris
tine A 105 Fisher Bog 1O4. Duelist 1O3, Salable
lo2. Baker 1oi. Little Joker 95.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
GAMES TODAY.

The Refugees made their daily ex-
cursion into the baseball orchard at
Idora Park, Oakland. yesterday, but
one Walter Maggie, acting as chier
keeper. shut them out when they had
gathered but three of the most unsat-
isfactory hits and no tallies. Had
Ellis not loafed on Irwin's hit in his
direction and Umpire HOdson had not
called fair foul which Williams rolled
along the third base line Nagle would
have let San Francisco down with only
Mohler's Texas Lacquer in the seventh
TO post in the hit column
Bernard brought Mcclellan and
Eager home with corking two-bagSer
in the third. Nagle had struck out
and Gochnauer was thrown out by
Meyers at first in time for Williams
to nip Bernard ten feet at the plate.
completing one of the fastest double
plays seen at Idora Park In long
time.
wheeIer's return TO the game, allow
ing Spencer to go back TO the center
garden, materially siren gthens the
team. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
OLYMPIC DIRECTORS MEET
AND FINISH THEIR WORK
DR.. 4. C. McCOnneIrs Name Is Placed
on the Regular Ticket
of the Club.

The last meeting OF the board Of di-
rectors before the annual election of
the Olympic Club was hel dat the club
house last night Little was done out
side Of the regular routine business OF
cleaning up affairs for the incoming
board. The board appointed J. A Nc
Gregor, Henry Russ and Nat Hewson
Judges and Louis Ferrarl and Fred
Fowler inspectors for the election.
The board also decided TO give the
eight silver trophies left over from the
Fourth OF July games TO the Dipsea
Indians for their annual race over the
Marin County hills TO Dipsea on Octo-
Der :. The finish viii be a quarter OF
"A mile up the beach from Willow Camp.
instead OF going All the way TO Dipsea.
The committee appointed Thursday
evening viii meet tonight at the Bun
galow at Willow Camp. The commit
tee viii also hold two meetings a week
from now until the race is run.
The nominating committee OF the
Olympic Club held a meeting yesterday
and substituted the names Of Dr. r. G.
Mcconnell for that OF Thomas Jennings
on the regular ticket which will be
voted upon next month Mr.. Jennings
sent word TO the club that he found it
impossible TO serve, and some one had
10 be selected 20 MI the place.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
ROYAL ROGUE HAS
AN INNING AT
THE MEADOWS. /.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE. Aug 24.-Royal Rogue.
the former crack sprinter of the Nealon
stable. took the last event at The
Meadows today, just nipping nose de-
eision from the 40 to l shot, Neatness.
Mcbride piloted the winner. The rider
was more fatigued than the horse at the
finish. Laura F M, the TO 10 favorite,
heavily backed by the smart money,
ran an Indifferent race.
Some good sport was witnessed. even
though four choices were dethroned.
Crossthwaite reached the wire astride
two winners. Played from down to
favoritism to win the second event.
Bert Arthur downed Ell Verraco neck,
with Paddy Lynch closeup third.
Jackful gave way to Sherry in the
betting on the mile and sixteenth
selling affair. and the aged gelding
rolled in first ahead of Barker. The
winner was bid up to $1,000 and secured
by Charles Van Dusen. The latter then
lost Baker. for the Former owner of
Sherry claimed the gelding for $3.50.
Summary:
First race four and half furlongs-Convent
Bell won, Marie Esher second, Dr. Kismet third.
Time. 55A.
1;14a.
Third race, one mie-Frank Flittner won. Ro-
saro second, Atkins third. Time. l:41ls.
Sherry won, Baker second. Jaekful third Time,
:46a,.
Fifth race. seven fnrlongs-Tuck Back won.
Elba second, Miss May Bowdish third. Time.
lbs
Sixth race. six furIongs-RoyaI Rogue won,
Neatness second, Cabin third. Time. 1:1SA.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
MOTHER AND son
WIN AT GOLF
AT DEL MONTE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SFEClAL DlSIAINH 10 The CALL.
DEL MONTE, Aug. 24-The Del
Monte cup for women was won today
by Mrs. H II. Sherwood of the Clare
mont Country Club. Mrs. W. S. Mar
tin Of the Burlingame Country Club.
who was matched against Nher, retir-
ing from the contest. Mrs. w. s. Mar
tin captures the trophy for the
runner-up. She also won the trophy
presented by Charles W. Clark for the
lowest score in the qualifying round
The retirement Of Mrs. Martin from
the competition was a great disap-
pointment to the golf lovers at Del
Monte, who had been looking forward
TO a keen contest between the two
ladies. both Of whom play from
scratch
In the afternoon fourteen couples
took part in handicap mixed four
somes, the trophies being captured by
Mrs. H. II. Sherwood and her son,
IL Warner Sherwood, Of the Clare
mont Country Club, with a score Of
So less ,. net 81. c. E. Maud with Mrs.
Maud and Miss Florence B. Ives with
Captain J. s oyster We're second with
net scores OF So. The details follow:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
Don Domo Runs second at LatonIa.

CINCINNATI, Aug 24.-Tbe races at La
tonia today resulted follows:
First race. i've furlongs-Srn Alarm won.
Helmuth second, DecSiaw third. fine 1 :o1 1-5
Second race, one mile-Aorendo won Game
ster second. Magic third. Time, 40 2-5
Third race. six furlongs-Nartha German
won. Don Domo second. Miltades third Time.
1913 90
Fourth race. steeplechase handicap short
ourse-Blue Mint won Wool Dealer second. Su-
bador third. Time, 2:5S 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Santon won Light
Burn second. Sallie third. Time. IA 2-5
Sixth race. one mile-Inspector Girl won
SaToir Fare second Docile third. Time
1:4i As.
Seventh race. one mile-Nioccasin Maid won.
Sand Bath second. Toboggan third. Time,
1:42 Is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
WINDsoR ENTRIEs.

First race. six f,rloHgs--I.a Gloria 9s. NoniJ
Lucille 9S, Cholk Hedrlck l0l Frank Carr 10i
Excitement los. Winchester 1o6 Laura Hunter
i09. Charlie Eastman IIo.
Second race nve furiongs. sening-Eminolu
l0l, Grip f0i, Salvisa 102. Sweet Kitty lo3
Ozanne loe. Black knight LOG. Poster Girl log
Booia i0D. Jaeoyno 100
Ihird race, short course. steep.echase. selling
Sam Farmer 1884, Little waliy 1S5, Bank Holt
day 1SI, The Guardsman 1874. Sartor Resartus
lS4, Optical 125.
Fomth race, AMI sixteenth mi,es-Ma
rtmbo sc. Peter Paul Dc, Susanne Rocomora ps
Crowshade 81 Doiinda 90. Harnakis l0i. AR
thur Gunner io4. Embarrassment los. tCrow
sh.de and belinda Walker eDtrya
=, fiffh rsce nse furlongs seiiny--Moccasin 1903
Wabash Queen los, Black Flag 10}. Rena Swift
ios, Wisr ios. Moonvinc lo5. Phil Igoe 100
Miss Cesarion los. Pedro los Attention los
Tanbark 0S. Josephine + los.
Sixth race. fve and a half furlongs,. selling
1elinda d. Princess Royal "a. Early Hours "a
Oeasa 80. Don Fonso %. Amador g8 !. w
O'Nelll i0a. Lady Carol io4 Dan Mckenna 1906
Sheen lo6. Monte Carlo io6 Wiilowdene log
koeuigen Iuise Iii. Frank Collins 1iS.
Seventh race. one aud an eighth miles. selling
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race. one mile. selling-St Denis 96.
Imboden 9s. Esterre 90. Layson 1o1. Gladiator
lo1. Hook Sc Okla 1oI. Miladi Love 1ol. Bell
toone 10l, My Gem 10l, Athena 1ol Jigger 103,
Little Giant LOB, Liberty Mo lo3. Falkland fos,
Plautus 103. Prosador LOG.
Second race. five aud half furlongs. selling
Demo 90. yellow Top 81. The Golden Bird o.
Dorothy Scott 90. Agra 90. Avendow 90, Chianti
80, Miss of6cious lol, Beautiful Mayo 1ol.
Merry Patriot io6 Mildrene 1o7, webber 100,
Bonart lilo.
Third rnce six furlongs sellng-Poetry 81.
Miss Anxious %. DIR. Keith 90, BsnposaI 102,
Mayor Johnson l03 Lady Henrietta 163. Fenian
los. Junessa l05, Sam Craig log, Kleinwood los,
Mum 100. Tho. Thrall 11o, Revolt Ill. Matador
l12. Elastic 112
Fourth race, one mile, handicap-Terns Rod
a. Whippoorwil. %, Uncle Henry OF. Miss
Doyle 100, MAJ T J. Carson loo, Alma Dufour
vivant a5. Camille o. sainrida OF, Camp 81,
Zinfandel 1o2, Friction lis.
Sixth race. six frrlongs-Tarp IS, oberon go,
Mary Brent 80. Don Demo 81 Afansard o.
Toupee %. Lady Esther 90, Chief Milliken 100,
Roscoe 100
Seventh race. one mile seling-Berry Hughes
9s. The Laurel 1o1. Light Opera io3 Lansdown
l03. Red Thistle 103. Postman 103 Oddoletta
l05, Golden Mineral loo. Stroud III.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
Dane Has a Host
Of Admirers In
This City.
BY p. A. Sn1ytt1.

While Joe Cans seems steadily ap-
preaching the point OF ] TO ? favorit-
ism for the championship fight at Gold
field. Battling Nelson has i,ost Of fol-
lowers. who will make the weight Of
their money felt once the odds reach a
tempting figure.
The ruggedness Of the Dane. the
great advantage he has over Cans in
age and the fighting spirit of his race
handed down for generations are the
qualities which are expected TO bring
him out a victor.
Nelson is. in the parlanee Of the raee
track. good doer." This is the de-
light of all trainers OF men or horses.
az it gives them something on which to
work
DANE Is A GOOD D0ER.
= The Dane has always possessed a
splendid appetite and il seems to have
a sharper edge up in the Goldheld
country. He cannot make Manager
Nolan angry by running up a large
good for his protege.
Nelson's practice recently shows he
is preparing a defense which will pre-
vent the possibility OF a knockout be-
ing received in a breakaway. In a
personal letter 10 a friend in this city
he says he is in splendid condition and
that he Will reach the highest develop
ment Of his fighting powers on Labor
day
FIGHT MAY END QUICKLY.
II is evident from the story printed
on this page from The Calls special
representative at Goldheld that Cans
expects a quick ending of tAe fight in
his favor. In fact he seems to think
it viii be so sudden that it will be
difficult TO convince Nelson he has
lost
While the boxers are already at
weight. their followers would prefer
10 have them a little above the re-
quired notch. There is always the pos
sibility Of going stale, a condition hard
to overcome on the eve Of a contest.
In the present case the boxers do not
require 8 great amount OF work, as
they are both temperate and live reg
ular lives whether in or out of training.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-La Gloria, Monte Lucille,
Charlie Eastman.
Kitty.
Third race--Sartor Rcsartus, sam
Farmer, Bnnk Holiday.
Fourth race Embarrassment,
Walker entry, Suzanne Rockamora.
Fifth rnce-Phil Igoe, Tan Bark,
Miss Ccasarion.
Sixth race-Wiilowdcnc Dan Nc
kenna, 0fensa.
Seventh race-Jungle Imp. Laneiia,
Bisque.
Weather cloudy. Track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
Condition of the Rival Boxers
lnsures a Great Battle.
BY Edward Clarke.

and
showed side today him swift defend his
athletic
brought appears
paper printed not the San Francisco having
wenown Franciscan special staff beyond usual
of knockers recently strained effort brand the fight fake
Goldheld obtain adver
sing that would bring people here buy wildcats
RESENT MEASUREMENTS ABOUT GoLDFIELD.
gambling of Tonopah and
Ghed would profit greatly through the coming crowd After publish
@ some Of the t and stories which th club i nd;ng 70 the bio
papers country said
have told the that it could
crookedne satisfactorily
in bad California knock the mining
every
a market for the Golden Gate.
CANS RULES STRONG FAvoRITE BETTING.
Ten to six with Cans on the short end is heard talked about among
though have been made The question
weight have been settled and Cans having reached the mark
good condition is finding the bulk of the people willing to back him
on his great fighter weight question
conditions fighters discussed the follows
Since the arrival of the fighters here have often the the
the shade with prevalent
this high altitude wonder that Cans and Nelson reduce
their vodupo SO easy Both men have been the stipulated weight
for the few days and Nelson taking things easily for
may may truthfuly said
twopo pounds than o level
BOXERS COME IN AT THE WEIGHT HANDILY
IF make Francisco the effort will
him Gdfeld Thllate repeatedly made
pounds the level there doubt
him making the weight here This question settled
battle we bound ee Nelson being the
style and vetable bulldog will take awful waops and
them before he subdued wobbe his
goggy you can depend minute OF rest will bring him
back like bull who does know the meaning of the word
NELSON HAS A BIG ADVANTAGE IN AGE
As for Cans will big black Nelson COOL
calculating clever with hand like the kick
of mule and depend gtmester like Nelson
has done everything asked Of him. He credited with having much
than the Dane; he the champion
world all of middle
wonderful
unlimited confidence and wonderful fighter
of the world
good little big advantages
Eight taller one-haf
knocked
inches weight pounds,
o inch, forearm oneha inch"
FIGHT MAY HAVE SPECTACULAR ENDING.
made Sullvan Office tonight which
spectacular the 3D.
Siler Nolan
opinion of fight and
believes
will ask they hgh.
that if Cans he will challenge any the
The weighed end his
Jack Clifford has Cans finish his training His
quarters, Bobbie
adverse
weighs pounds He do no more boxing a tele
will
Godheld Monday
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
Bergcr's sparring Pnrtprr ME-.

Word was received in this city yes-
terday from Jack Gleason that Eddie
McGlade, the amateur bag-puncher who
travelled with Sam Berger, was killed
at Oceanic, New Jersey. No particulars
have been received as to the circum-
stances.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
LEAGUE LEADERS
SEEM ON THE
TOBOCGAN.

PORTLAND, Aug. 24.-The Beavers.
crippled by the absence of MeCreedie
and an injury to Essieks' pitching arm,
were again given a coat of whitewash-
Oscar Graham was at his best and had
the Beavers guessing at all stages Of
the game. Only once did they threaten
to score and that was in the first. when
McHale was caught leading too far of
third. Oakland pounded Cahff all over
the lot The score: