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the public her publishers have put m kortrait of the author as frontispiece. #. Is from the first photograph Miss UQrelli ever had taken, except one by $n amateur photographer. Speaking Gf its publication ln the book, she says: 'yI am somewhat reluctant to see It 30 placed because it has nothing what ever to do with the story which Is told in the following pages beyond being a Kithful likeness of the author who is Nsponsiblc for this and many other bfeyious books which have had the hood fortune to meet with q friendly Reception from the reading public. Moreover. l am not quite able to con- vince myself that my pictured person 3tity can have any interest for my Kaders. as it has always seemed to Me that an authors real being is more disclosed In his or her work than in Ahy portrayed prcScntment of mere physiosnomy.
 "But owing to the fact that various gross, and I think 1 may say libelous. fictitious misrepresentations of me have been freely and uuwarrantedly circu- lated throughout Great Britain, the col 6nies and America by certain lower sections of the pictorial press, which. with q zeal worthy of better and kinder cause. have striven by this Means to alienate my readers from me. It appears to my publishers advisable that an authentic likeness of myself as truly aln today should now be issued
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Safe Blown.

Fort Smith-The safe in the offic" of the Border City Lumber company at Fort Smith was blown open Thursday night, but the burglar got nothing. The safe was blown to pieces and the papers it contained were scattered all over the room No one in the neigh. borhood heard the report and the dis covery that the men had been abonf was not made until Manager Albright entered the office Friday morning.
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The Southwestern I el egraph and ' ele
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Residence Burned.

Bentonville-J. II. Harty, a farmer residing near Bentonville, lost his res idence by fire last Wednesday. Mrs Hartv was sick in bed, alone save for a little child with her The men folks were at work in the field, but they arrived in t'me to rescue Mrs. Harty fdom the burning building. The bed on which she was sick was all that was saved from the building
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Georqe Arnold Released.

Arden-George Arnold, the man who killed Will .Altenbamer in diff cultv at the home of the former on Sunday, October :, was given prelim inary hearing at Arden Tuesday and was released. The killing was proven to be in self-defense. The case was tried before Justice Cobb A. D. Du- Ianey represented the state and E. J. Stuart the defense.
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ALBERT CHEVALlER.
The Hit Made by the lmpcrsonator of
 the COstermOnGers.

Albert Chevalier. who will tour America this fall and winter, has been oh the stage from boyhood and about fifteen years ago stepped from legiti- mate drama to the music hall variety 6f theatricnls. making a great hit with his coster dialect songs. He had toured with the Kendals and In other first class companies, but had not made the pronounced success which he desired.
 Meantime he had been writing char Acter songs, but publishers would not try them Friends suggested that he Experiment in singing them on the stage himself. At that time the coster type was supposed to be common, col GYiess and incoherent 10 initiate, and
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Damage Suits Settled.

Van Buren-The several damage suits against the Fort Smith Light an Traction company by cit 'zens of Van Buren on account of injuries sustained lights on ill that city from the Fort Smith plant have been settled out of court. the company paving S25 to $l00 10 each of the injured
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Charged With Murder.

county returned to Mariduna on Thurs. day having in custody F L. Foster, wanted at Aaranna fer the murder of Joe Tnner. another negro. about two months a2o Foster Was arrested in Tuuca Miss
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New Slave F actory.

Iasper Workman brothers will es= tablish large stave factory at Jasper in a few weeks. They will employ fifty teams and alb ut sovcnty-tiye men They expect to get their plant in op= ration by November l0
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Cures baby's croup. Willie,s daily cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat. grandma's lameness-Dr. Ihomas Electric Oil-the great householo remedy.
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OVER THE STATE


was accidentally k He'd on Friday while hunting. While walking through the woods Harden stumbled and fell his gun being discharged and the loa entering h $ breast. He died in few hours after being shot.
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Hay Shipments.

Stultgurt-J. l. Porter has shipped 9o0 carloads of Arkansas prairie hay from Stuttgau during the past nine months making an average of one hundred cars per month. At present the ear shortage is preventing ship mrniS from being made.
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Set Fire to His Bed.

Texarkana-A prisoner in the Tex arkana jail, who had been arrested for drunkenness Wednesday night. delib- erately set fire to his bed. The jail officials dragged the burning bed cloth ing out of tbe mans cell before much
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Larqe Rice Yield.

Stuttgart Dr. Nor head, one of rh first to plant rice near Stuttgart. thgeshed q part of his crop last week The earliest sowing showed the larg- est yield Twenty-e ght acres yield d 2,100 bushels. He received on that he threshcd from a later sowing about zoo bushels.
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Judu>ment for 30 Gents.

Walnut Ridge-Mrs. l. T. Tatum. in a lawsuit against the Western Union Telegraph company in the Lawrence county circuit court was given Juds- ment for 30 cents. The suit was brought against the company on ac-
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Injured in Runaway.

Beatty Mrs. Perry Morgan. who lives near Beatty, was thrown rom q wagon while the team Was running away Wednesday afternoon. Her arm Nas broken and she was injured ln= ttrnallN.
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Piueon Swallowed a Pin.

Young Jesse Dowdell of Jonesboro was playing with a pet pigeon that he had raised and while holding the bird in his hand felt some thing stick his finger. Upon investiea- tion he discovered that the bird had swallowed a pin and it had worked it's way through the body
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ALBERT CHEyALIER SINGING MY OLD
 DCfGH.
 slus while other London characters were nightly hurlesqued or inflated the coster was quite neglected, There came time when C'heNalier was out of an engagement in legitimate drama. and In lieu of something hctter he tried a music hall engagement in singing his own eoster songs @Knocked Em In the Old Kent Road" was one of his early successes, and it is still favor ste, Another song that made great hit was My old Dutch"
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sMARIE CO1tlll D rIC URe.
N Appears Authorftntivciy For inc

n Appears Authorftativciy For TIC F1rst Time In Her New BOOK.
 In this country 1t is rather unusuaI epr literary parsonage te attempt to keep from the public knowledge or his or her personal appearance. But Marie Corelli, though one of the most Widely read of modern romance writers, has persistent!y kept her picture out of print up to very recent date. she has 0ust written a new novel, The Treas Nre of Heaven" and in giving It 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-23

Do you digest your food? Ii no. take Brooks Iron Peptol, the digestive ferment.
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Accidentally Shot.

Charles Harden, who lived with his widowed mother near No,and,
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DOCTORS BLACK BROS. Announce today that they will reopen their Dental Parlors over the Bank of Pine Bluff about the 18th of October. Everything new.
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GO TO LAKE nOSEBY Fine Wines Whis' kies, Tobacco 8 Cigars.
JOHN M. HARRIS

oOI III AVHO 1@ Tailor Shop, 624 East 3rd' Pressing, Cleaning, Dyelng' Repairing neatly done,
 Especial attention gwen to dyeing wool and silk shaWls and dresses. Ladies tailor made suits cleaned and press ed.
The evening world., 1906-09-20
CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
A GIFT TO LOCAL ATHLETES
Real Fight Narrows Down to Contest Between
New York Athletic Club and Irish American
Athletic Club for Point Trophy.

New York will ~ represented by thir-
tv-ooe men Al the annual games OF
the Canadian A. 4 L. which viii take
place AZ Montreal on Saturday AFTER
noon. Both the New York A c. and tho
Irlsh-American 4 c. made their hnAl
selections last night Nineteen strong
nmbed Youngsters will sport the Winged
Fist. and twelve Will carry the Mer-
curry Foot
Lawson Robertson. smye Norihbridge'
RUB young and J J. Archer vii rep
rrcent the frish-Americans 10 the
sprinta Charley scitz and stevens
vii dash for the Mercury Footera. J.
u Teevnn Peter Waters and J W
Ccil1rnn- ri the celtic Park Contingent
viii run In the quarter against Harry
Lilnian Paul Pilgrim. Henry Chris
ioffers and Harry sedley of tho Trav-
ers Island squad Melvin Sheppard
and Joe BromuoW will look out after
the Greens interest In the mid-disiance
events In which the red has the en-
tries OF Fred Rodgers. Christoners and
Pilgrim. George BonhaE is the Winged
FIsft HUig 1#rvTITiTr-
-Bphe Young Jack Eler and smye
North5ridge are the Hjcrtberg pets
Nho all top the timbers in tho hurdle
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events against whom Is entered. Isarry
Hillman. OF Coplands proteges. John
Fianagat. Martin sheridan. Dick Sherl-
dan. Dick Cotter Myer Prinsteln.
Claude Allen and SANDY MaLcod will
strive Tor the honor OF the lrish-Amer
leans IN the field events and Jerry
MaEorey Dennis Horgan. SlmeOa Gil-
Les ana the Two colcgianH. Moore and
Jackson. viii do likewise FOR the Sub
which winters on the sunny side Of
Central Park
Th' champ hlps-shouid prove ht-
le more n an dual meet Nbe.ween
tue Two New York organic lions.
or late voara the Canadians Anve
made "a miserable showing when T'tted
again the cream of our metrJ Jpoli,au
athletes THIS ls especially true OF the
last tWo years whon the Cauucks had
20 be content with tho scraps left over
-hA-nur Yankee eplrureauH At present
the only canadian ciTdef sCo-ITefs WHO
tdu pe ciissed better than seroli-.atsra
are = j.. Lukemau. OF the ST Pat
rirks a A. ana James e. Riddsll. W.
o Mckay. William Delaney ". Han
peny. Charles ". Bullock and J. y
McCralg OF the Montreal A. \
Eugene nrs Marteau the herculcan
Frenchman who defeated JOIN Flaua-
gan .n the 5S-pound weights at tfn 81
ST Louis Exposition. rs dead. and u-.ef
Tie plugky little Indian Rhn ran o. e.
I5aiy 70 st1udstiII. iU i50i. r. TTI T6
be out ~ the game with that 20 r
out OF tho sport the New York ath-
lFtes need fear liit s from tho rest 1f
The Canadian ghtry
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TIPS ON FORM
SHOWN IN EARLY
MORNING WORK

Especial TO The Evening worldl
GRAVEsENp RACE TRACK. y. Y,
Sept e0.-Training conditions we're al.
most perfect this morning al the track.
Some very useful workouts were acted.
The principal ones were;
MOLLIE DoNOHTE-Seve furlonxs
IN l.9o 3-5, breezing. Not up 10 much.
FAR MkSr-SK furlougs Ia LII Is.
breezing. A very useful platter.
X 4NG .AH.NB-Four furlongs in 90.
hgadny. Not OF much account
ORAN-SlN furlongs IN I.i6 2-5. handy.
Lgoks well and doing better.
NAY ROW -Four furi0ngs In 0.f9 2-5.
orecElug quite a speedy nlly
SEWELL-Fiye furlonEs In l0a s-5.
gllOplug Looks Well
JAZEBEI>-Four fIrlongs In 60.
handily. speedy. but arrauc.
SECtRITN-Fi furlongs IN l07 gal
lopinE Never seemed In better form.
BURLEiGH-SiX furlongs In LIS, gai-
loplng Improving each day.
ARkLIRTA-Five furlongs In l.07 5-5,
breeEing Seems al his best
ARsENA AL-o,Tpe mile Pnd a furlonS
FLIP FLAP-ons mile IN Las. hand
No., G9eiing back every day r. q.
i43. hundly. Never acted better.
GRAZiALID-Slx furlengs IN ID 20,
nandily. Doesn't run 20 his private
GitApPI.E -Four farlonss in 80 IS.
JENNIE McAHk-Four furiongs In
% 3-b landily.
ACcoTNTANT-one mile ana a
quarter ln 40 5-t E1llopihR Best work
MARKlE MAYER-Four furlonEs In
PANTOrFLE-Fiv furlongs IN io9.
brceznG. seems very good.
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BY ROBERT EDGREN.

A bets that Dixon met Pedlar
Palmer in Madison square Garden.
u saw he did not READER
wins.
l. Mike Donlin going to pisy, when
tho Giants come homef II >.
Expects 60 In about two weeks.
kindly state In Thursdays Evening
World what pitcher OF the New York
Giants PITCHED the opening 66saIgnsipS,a game Se
Americans IN tho series OF lpo-
Mathewson.
A Did Terry McGovern ever nght
battling Nelson three years ago. ,an9i
also who had the best ot ihe HH"'
lately In Philadelphia r,,,.. ..,t..
u In what business was BUY N9sAh
before he managed Battling Nelsonf
A. No. Nelson had best OF IL
n. Nolan was - gambler.
Kindly 10, me know whether a bet
on Nelson should be paid. as Cans va
'n n fo1i1
Yes. Those who bet on Nelson
lost and, of course, should pay.
To decide q bet. was Phhadelpnla
Jack OBrisn ever knocked out by
young Peter Jackson7 J. n
Yes.
Kindly let me know through to-mor-
rows paper whethcr Luther Taylor Is
leff-handed T. EUELL
RiHht-handsd.
In a game OF ball between New York
and Brooklyn Ia 1896 A tets that
Helnio Batcn made two home runs and
was robbed ont of another one Matv
FlFaatns J. Esflf ffss,e =
Batch made home run on
hathewson and one OF MeGinnty'
A bets y thBs Browne OF the Giants.
has batted 30 or more since he has
oome back IN The game from the injury I
N his hand. y says no. Kindly decide I
wins.
Wha, age did Terry McGovern give /
when arrested with Brie after their /
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BVLCER'S BASEBALL yARNS-VIII
How Sam Mertes Made $64 Home Run.
The most expensive hit. did you ask

The expensive hit did you ask
the exrnsiya driva
ground Cincinnati
Mee playing with Chicago slammed home
nobody lifting
ProbabyShs
them tmid-
rhe
the awakening
first Meres and the bat
the sphere an
angle 30 degrees
the fence II mechanical Advertising appar-
costing unimpedd pAte
struck the centre OF table breaking
game bounded the and into
been
sI damages ball
salo a a
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RIDE
. TAKEN BY EDGREN
/. OVER CUP COURSE
bnl
Sporting Expert Describes Trip with
; Lytle in Flying Monster Through
Mist and Fog-Villages Like
Gray StreakS
BY ROBERT RDGREN.

t the early bird that catches the Perhaps the hasn't
any business to be out early but Kpng says VIXEN working in
these side remarks That's another story It's the early bird that catches
The Vanderbilt cup these mornings which the woke up
long Before daylight down there country farmhouse BAhead
dressed a going re breakfast gups and hurried
Gown to the nearest crossing
1t was still dusk when arrived and silent country grave
yard party OF sghtseerS passed could hear gggIes and
family distinguish the eam of white skirts Others dred the
rpad and side paths Five O'Clock and with the darkness snp
a~1y eaVg me dusty odds against background
sIee Shade trees Overhead there milky mist thick cIngng
damp Looking down along th road the white dust white fog
mingled.
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ounther Wln w % stop orIm.

george Gunther the .tual-aiian welter-
aolsai wh1 has not iasi a decision since
Do aa- been IN this c0unty. has JUST been
q rurd 90 meet joe Grim Boo a twelve founI
bout at ils nest show ~ fho Erie A O..
JOHN POLLOCK
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GRAVESEND ENTRIES.

GRAvEsEND. Sept. s.-The entries
for to-morrow's races are As follows
FIRsT RACE-F-r three ycsr oias. handi.
can about sin furIlnFa
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SULLIVAN TO FIGHT BATES
AT DAWSON CITY SATURDAY

Jack -T win" Sullivan. the New Eng
Hand ligh, heavy who went TO
Dawson City. Alaska six weeks ago -
aght two battles, will engage In MS
nrst mill there on Saturday night lie
will have for nis opponent biz Bllly
Bates. the heavy weight champion ot
Alaska who Was sparTinS partner to'
Bob Fltzslmmons. oullltah 80 49,
OF s. 90. After this battle sullivan VII
return to Los Angeles, Cal, wHeie ne
viii try aud get on a hght with some
of the big heavy- weights
sehreek VIII Be Kept Busy.
Nike soareck me sturdy heayy-NeiEhi
pugllbt q Cincinnati. will % ssrt tns'
fighting within the next. two weeks o. h'
Aas tao bouts on his hands A. present go
hs lntenas 60 cnnen ths ihifd 10 feF daF'
he is slated 90 Box Miner hNErre o..
rsrs Haute on SEPT q rt.d ','l. ni
gu or and pfgg.-'f A@f,in h.r D.
a'Si ;Si S'''n'''. ''' ~
Gardner Matched 10 Fight Smith.
Jimmy Gardner the husky and clever Nrv
England seiisr-~eiEhi. is another pugiust
that viii act th. chance o. meet Hssv sm.t1.
the Denver fighter 10 the rms They have
hean slrneI b. Johnny Cuftcit. tho fight
promoter ~ Denver. go trf conc uHi0hh in
4 tuenf,- round bout al hhYw fl be pulled
m by Cartett at Manhattan Beach. Den
YER On tho night u SEPT ~
Tommy Burns Now : Manager.
Tommy burns. she Western fighter. who is
90 nght Jim Flynn. me co'9rei heavy wei Eht
N Pueblo COL. FOR tEenty rounds baf 10
mo Pacific 4. g.. OF ios Angeles, cal.. On
Sept - has become tne manager ~ George
hsmsic. tho Chicago e.ghtariEnt Aentlc
has been matched fl boa .'cTcipnc i.hnlL
club rsxf month.
ssllor Burke 10 Box Billy Burke.
siilor Bunsa ~ local wsltsr- wslEht
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DITED BY
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

.xhlbluon a, Madison square Garden
some time ago. Did he say III,
and a gentleman
Don't know,
A bet, thAt tho Brooklyn ball club pni
81 su FOR the release of Fitcher ~
Fnrland n bets they Az not Nhn lea
also let me know who're san aeag ag ,sl5,
o JONES.
Mcfarland cost the brooklyn
Club nothing. Guide can he had Ht
spaidInE's' Nassau street store
1 be; that Killing Of the Chicago ggns
is tle beat catcher Ia both leaEuea. lhol
he has caught two-thirda OF Their kalnts
this season. and also that he has eauent
three times "a many games thA seaso"
- FN' NO'""' II MCLAUGHLIN.
Hotel Brighton. Long Branch. j..
You are right about the Moran
matter. hut there are other
cRtchers.
Is therp any race horse by the name
OF "NonesuCh" or None SuchL 0laa
hunoh "Nonesuch" will run third AZ
s''' ' +. HoRsrAiANN.
There was n None such. hut he is
not I'm this years horses In train
inE.
r bets the once great Jimmy SheckArd
has never famed strfkinF at three
pitched balls B bets he has. Which
wins
y bets Lumley has home runs d
bets he has Which winsf
Yours very gratefully.
FRED n.
wins both bets.
Who Is the better sho-t-stop. Wagner.
ot PittsburE Dahien. Of New York. 81
Monroe. OF Philadelphia Quaker Giantsf
At'aast j. = f,MgsrsPis cify s,ls-.rs'
7. NEVfS.
That's matter of opinion. Me-
GrHw's address H. Pole Grounds,
New York.
Kindly let me know n Jones ever
PLAYED the nslt 'or New York National
fa HrE - ~ HtffasN
hoST b. BARON.
Never heard Of such a player ON
Nevv York Club.
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SPORTING.
JuNE'S CLASS FANDlCAP"

EiFrf ~ M, -TT7fr-T-7TT rT7T7rTr-Tr7
money ihlN N@-HE other hlrIlca uner REQ
uris ATE old ~facfs. The iHt. TIttshurf.
l'H knew June's value no or rxuerf og no
would not have krut MIN tn hls uruufof.
lNgni otcr Neara nt' larre aaiarF
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q rtlaudt ffHtr uutfrrs Frirrfiour rlerr
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siNT -kstFni. To-daN's fuli ui-. 80 'rlg,.
another Ions shot nt IouisViilss -f,,o -
Ora,escnd at fair price that Mi err
tle Wise moneA. First edition poou
Welr"-Nhr juno save 60 WIN Franl
Lord. Elic7tt Prrt4uslan Berry va 49,
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HnVmah. sam Honheimcr sid ont, -
office. Addrcss Ril stlail a. p. Nc.
NERY. .3a BroadWsy. "
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BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUR

six RACES TODAY AT a-ao n Al
SPECIAL tlhE TAbLrs.
Trains iuass stAa 9l, -. g.. - II In
80 ti.fu sat eatl D. Nu ~ .4a..l .t,.,s \.
pATlos car Tor club msmbs.s Leave n. H..
l.ark 10 va Cutgr r. i1 nia G--fl =
from lu0s a. n, ~ l2.as n. 10 min in
ieryL y IS r. ~ 20 las = ~ and IS
min. headNaY thereafter sf.rulnr ri A. -
Hall HHdge a.. fuitnn t Flafbufh Az
OH st.. 10th st. 21th II and aGth ~ Fro,n,
aath ~ Whiirhaii - Ferry every 10 min,
,-s.- q" ~ - ~ " n
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fitzgerald to Meet Indian oregos.

while Fi'EErrald and Joe Grsrss. The
Indian pugilisi viii o. matched in few
DAYS BY Jack MeGuigan % engage IN a
~ round bout before the National A. c
of i-nilads.phiA, week from SATURDAY
Hisht GreEss made great lmpfcsson ln
me Two bouts Nhlch Dee fought in Phi.adsf-
rniA recently. and The followers = e.fslng
over there have been berginr Matohmakrf
McduigAn tu mHtcl the IN ian aFufnst Flta
gerald GrrEEa has already accepted the
The evening world., 1906-09-20
LONG ACRE STAG TONIGHT.

The IonE Acre A. c.. which is
honA-fde prganlza ton now. VIII hold
another % its weekly boxing enter
talnmsnts IN rs clubhouse. No ibs West
Twenty ninth street o-niKhi
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KEITH & PROCTOR'S
UAMMERSTEIN'Sss93.::;9. !;

Ill NICTORIA JOHN W. RANsONE as
TItIATHE VIM. Jenninpt BrYan.
EVENINGS Gr~at FACING Piaytet. The
-. % 10 o. % | FITTI TRT1'X WINNER
MATINEE John G rice = ssl'y cohsn.
TSuly shattuck Bert Les
Every Day. lie Co. fle~iss Enriish
- Fanf0mlms Troupe. LYDIA
&c , X Talhino. Hcrhsrts Trained
noEs q Mifcheus NifsT
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baseball Polo ords, To-day. ? ams ist Eri.
oAltf a. = 0iaEtk, chamuions Ns
PittsourE Adm bos. ~
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who recently gave Hugo Kelly such a hard
nsht before tho Lincoln A. c.. OF chelsea.
Mass. viii b. matched io-say 20 meet huy
BURKE the quaker City fighter 10 AZ.
round bout before the Nau1haI A. g.. of
Philadelphla, on saturdayN niEht. These
men olsht 90 put ~ grstE battle. as
ere II The Sailor beats hls namesike he
WI, Try and get on return battle vita
kent
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VANDERBILT OUT
or BfG ALTO RACE.

MINEoLA. l.. J.. sept. , Announce
ment to-day of tho withdrawal Of VIII
lam X Vanderbilt jr. As one of the
contestants in next Saturdays elimins-
ton trial Tor the Vanderbilt Gun race
has -iakea 4 rEeal as=il ~ l,iesest- fsan
The evening world., 1906-09-20
coNEY ISLAND ADJUSTMENTS.
OREAMLAND els2 CLOSES 5
eRooKLYN AMusEMEkrs.

IMPERIAL saoKiza es5afT4;
bHhsi SHiii ! INNOCENl MAIDS.
a show 60 Plenre the Iadles.i
Operate Chorus Amateurs FRIDAY Nivht.
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Gardner Matched 10 Ffght Smith.
Tommy Burns Now = Manager.

ssllor Burke TO Box Billy Burke.
sailor Bunsa ~ local wsltsr wslEh.,
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l Prescott-"A chiid Of the REGIMENT"
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BlJOtJ Lt2 wks Ma' aaf 80 r-ar inN ii .
laNlt p - Presents Nfrs Nlf
WARF1ELDg, ro.DAr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
Grants Injunction to Restrain One
Business Man from Assault
ing His Partner.

W. D. Bancker. who applied in district
court Monday for the appointment Of q
receiver for the Puritan laundry, in which
he Is a half partner, has secured re-
straining order from Judge Troup TO pre-
vent Theodore A spratlen carrying out
alleged threats to assault him II he came
to the laundry. in his petition he says
he went to the laundry Tuesday, peace
ably and quietly. 70 look after his inter
ests there, when Spratlen tried TO throw
him out and made threats as TO what
would happen II he ever came back.
Bancker states "dissensions" between
them prevent harmonious agreement in
the conduct OF the business. He also
charges Mr.. Spratlen has not kept
an agreement to devote his entire time
to the business. He says the partnership
owes a note for S2.OO to the Omaha Ma
tional bank and one for $500 to the United
States National bank and has 5000 IN open
accounts standing against it. He does
not know whether the assets will cover
this Indebtedness or not. He recommends
the appointment. of E. V. Farmer as re-
ceiver.