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SPORTING NOTES.

Kid Scroggs and Joe Tipman are to
box 10 rounds in Baltimore Thursday.
The Conshohocken basketball team will
play the Tillings team at Cleveland to-
day.
The geographic pictures Of the Britt
Nelson contest drew large audiences at
Melbourne, Australia.
The dual swimming meet between
Penn and Brown at Providence for Feb
ruary 3D. has been called of by Brown, as
the New Englanders cannot secure the
use of pool for that day.
Harry pattee, the former star Brown
shortstop and last year the fast second
baseman of the Jersey City Eastern
League team. has been secured by the
Tufts baseball management to coach the
callegians this spring.
The Runzer A. @. will play ball this
year under the name of Franklinville.
The team is under the management of
William l.. Burgess, and a irst-class team
will be put on the field. Headquarters,
No. 1901 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
They have an embryo worlds heavy
weight champion at Cohar, N. S. W,
George Stirling. He weighs 203 pounds.
and has won five or six battles with local
men. He Is after the winner of the
Squiros Felix contest.
The police of St. Louis, Mo-, have de.
oided not 20 interfere with the amateur
boxing bouts of the Missouri Athletic
Club, as the courts there decided that a
boxer need not be a member of a club in
order to compete.
Pedlar Palmer and Jim Driscoll are
matched 10 box 20 rounds today before a
IiVernOol club Palmer rccpnfl,- dcfoot,a
Cocbney Cohen of Leeds, in lis rounds
and was subsequently knocked out bv
the same boxer in six rounds.
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through the streets of Fort Wayne.
Considering these facts, together With
the regular stops and the stops at pass
ing points, the record OF 40 iO.1l miles
an hour 10 remarkable.
Through limited service to Indian
apolis has been contemplated by the
company for some time, but it's in
stallation has been delayed by the fail
ure of new CARS to arrive. When il is
inaURurated three cars will be used.
making two trips daily. From Fort
Wayne the cars will run TO Peru, there
they will proceed over the Indiana
Union Traction Co. 5 line to Indian
aIolis. The distance to the State
capital is l3I miles, and the schedule
calls for the distance to be covered In
four hours and 40 minutes. The time
to Peru, as stated above, is two hours
The new cars to be used for the Fort
Wayne indianapolis service are ali to
te high speed, modern coaches and can
make the time much easier than the
one used on Monday. With the mt
ting into service Of the fast coaches
the number Of cars on the road will he
reduced giving stronger current.
The record breaking run was made
possible by the extensive improvements
which the Fort Wayne q Wabash Val.
Icy Co. has made upon the prorertv
during the past year, IMPROVEMENTS
which cost thousands of dollars. bnf
which have resulted in bringing the
road to a high state Of perfection.
Ihe old line the Fort Wayne A.
Southwestern, followed the meandsr-
ines Of the Wabash q Erie Canal bed
and consequently was a succession of
sharp curves. The new owners havs
cut out these curves, in many nlares
the route Of the road exten.
sisely. After Strengthening the rond
the bed was well ballasted. new stons
oulyerts and bridges we're built and
substantial little depnts were ereofed
az ell OF the country stops whore Sta
tions are not MAINTAINED. In addition
to the other good points Of the line.
there is but one railroad 10 be crcsseo
At grade. outside the limits Of tbs
afger towns.
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HUNS Y1UR STOMACH ?
r james Belt has a Remedy witch he
Guarantees 70 Cure the Woras
Gases OF stomach Trouble.

r james BELT has a Remedy which he
Guarantees 20 Cure the Worse
Gases Of stomach Trouble.
We wish to tell the readers Of this paper
about a remedy which is n marvel In medi.
cine. IL cures the worst cases. from the
acute attack Of indigestion TO chronic
dyspepsia. This remedy Is known as
Albert's Little Dinner Pill being tho pre-.
scription OF Dr. Hutchinson. the noted
spocialis, of London and Brirhfon. Fng
who previous TO his decease had built up n
remarkable practice as a specialist In dis
eases Of the stomach. DR.. Hutchinson
claimed that his success was due to the us,,
of this Pill, and since iis Introduction to
the American continent Il has porforrned
wonderful cures. MIR. j. IA. Lombard
Casco, Me-, writes; ~ am now pnst si
years Of age and have had stomach trouble
practically ni my life. ! sent and got 4
sample package Of Albert's Little Dinner
PHI, thinking that Il would turn out TO ha
one more disappointment, but from tho
hrst dose J found relief, and can say that
am now better than ever before In my life
A. le wonderful euro for dyspepsia and
heartily recommend It 20 all sufferers from
stomach troubles"
Alberts Little Dinner Pin contains no
pnysic, no acid, alkali, ginger. pensin,
rancreatin, soda. morphine or any prepar-
alton OF opium, or In fact any of the in
eredivnta usually found IN so-called dys-
repaia cures.
Il cures by removing the cause and makes
the worst cases we'll, being guaranteed 10
benefit OF the purchase price returned.
Al orug stores or by mail IS cents per
pacsaee. Samples free. Address Albert
Chemical Co.. boston. Mass Sold and
guaranteed by y. James Belt, 60l Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
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GOOD BOXING SHOW.

Manager Reed OF the National Sport
ing Club has secured five bouts for the
weekly show on Wednesday night, and
the lights promise to be as interesting
as these held the past two weeks.
Another double wind-up is promised.
Young Joe Grim, who has fought jack
Reardon here twice, meets "Kid'i
Gleason and "Billie" Kalb is matched
to meet Harry Jones. This last bout
should be fast one, as both boys are
hard lighters.
Another fast bout will be between
Jimmie Russell OF Philadelphia and
Joe Bonner OF Southwork. Russell is
the boy who made Jack Murphy quit
on Wednesday night last. The other
two preliminaries will be between
Jimmie the Bootback OF New York
and young Jack HRnlin of Philadel-
phia aud Eddie Wallace Of Philadel-
phia and Young Willis of KensinRt ton.
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nIhernlan Iknlehls. cerllaeate.

The Hiberuisn knights Uniformed
Rank, No. a, is having printed beau
tiiul certificate OF honorary member
ship. ln the centre OF the membership
card, which is l01sxl31s inches in
size, Is striking design of United
States and Irish flags and emblems
deeply embossed in red, blue, green
and gold. Underneath this. In a faint
green tint, is the seal OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians, with which the
knights are affiliated. A fancy scroll
border Is printed In green, while the
remainder Of the certificate and the
cut Of a knight, which embellishes it,
are in black. The seal of the knights
is in gold.
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pelall. ol kenrh verare.

Alfred kunsoh, blue jacket on Ad-
miral Sigsbee's flagship Brooklyn, IN
letter g. Lafkin Giles, son OF ferr 8
Giles Of this city, in telling OF a rough
voyage the feet had across the Atlan-
tic Ooean- says the brooklyn lost two
boats and two topmasts by the heavy
seas, and at one time the cruiser was
given up as lost From Gibraltar
the fleet g1a1 to Tangiers, Morocco,
then to Earyt, 20 Italy, aud then
home, arriving in thiscouniry about
the frat of April. When the fleet
arrives in this country Kunsch
will have completed five-year term Of
enlistment.
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BASKETBALL.

In basketball game in this city on
Saturday evening the Friends School
team was defeated by the baltimore
team by the score OF % to l3.
The Park A. q. team we've defeated
on Saturday night by the Vest End,
by the score Of "a TO 4. Only one-half
was played.
The st. Thomas Cadets was defeated
on Saturday night by the West End
i've by the score of 80 to 10.
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New Jersey & Wilmington ferry ca
Steamer Ulrica.

Change OF time IN effect october ID 1905.
Leaves Wilmington, weekdayA 500 a m and
800 u m.
Leaves fenns Grove. weekdays 10 a m. and
900 n m
Leaves Wilmington. Saturdays. 500 a m, 500
600 and 1890 p m
Leaves renns Grove Saturdays, 10 a m 900
and 200 p. m
Leaves Wilmington, sundayS 9so a m and
l.8O p. m.
Leaves Penns Grove, sundays, 1850 a a.,
and $40 D. m
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The total scores Of the other shooters
were as follows. Media-Williamson,
80; Rigby, 35; Manges, "a; .Eachus, "a;
Little, 80; Fields, 81 A. Evans, 30; Z.
smedley, 30; Rogers, 20; Gale, %. Will
mington- -kindall, 2s; L. Evans, 2s;
Hartlove, 90; Cox, 25; Hageney, 10.
Twenty-Five targets-Skelley, pa; Nc
Kelvey, 23i Reynolds, 49, Lee, II; Roser,
10.
Twenty-Five targets 80 Simon, 10;
Springer, loi LELAND, IS; Snowden, IA;
Reilly, 70.
Twenty-Five torgets-McKelvey, 20;
Roser. l9i McHugh, 49, Springer, IL;
Stidham, Ia.
Twenty-Five targets - McHugh, %;
squier, 22; Pennington, Is; Marshall, IL;
Stidhnm, TO-
Twenty-Five targets-E smedley, 2l !;
A. Evans, 20; Manages, 10; Dee, g.
Twenty-Five targets-Little, 20; Lobb,
10; Reilly, l6; Leedom, y; Righy, s.
Twenty five targets ~ Manages, 20;
Banks, 20; Squier, 20; Skelley, 10; S.
Smedley, 10; Dee, Is; Snowden, l6; Mar
shall, IL Leedom, IL; Rigby, 10.
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MEDIA WON.
In Close Shooting Match With the Viii
mington Gun Club.


The Wilmington Gun Club sent a team
10 Media, Pa, on Saturday, which shot a
team race with the Media Gun Club. be-
ing defeated by the close score of 404 20
402. The match was arranged for 90 men
on side at 50 targets each, 25 of which
we're shot over the magau trap and 25
over the blackbird trap, with the 10 best
score made 10 decide the winner. Viii
mington had FIVE absentees.
The match was close and exciting, at
Is men each. Wilmington led by five tar
gets, but the scores OF Haines and Nolan
IN the last squad won the victory for
Media. Skelley Of Wilmington, was high
gun with AZ, with Banks a close second
with 46. Squier failed 10 do better than
Al. Both teams averaged above 20 per
cent, which was very good considering
the brisk cross wind. Media will shoot
the second match in the series at Will
mington on February "a. Saturdays
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
Pipe Laying Photoeraphed.

The Water Department employees
have taken several photographs Of the
pips laying operating IN the Boulevard,
for the purpose of having Illustrations
of that work placed IN the next annual
report Of the department.. The proofs
are now at the olioe Of Chief Engineer
Leisen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
BARNUM SHOW COMING

It win Exhibit in Wilmington on the 18th
OF May.
X. M. Harvey, contract agent for the
Barnum & Bailey Shows was in Will
mington Saturday and arranged for
the shows to exhibit here on May 18th.
A contract was made with the Viii
mington billpostinR Co. to handle the
paper, which Is to be here about April
10th. The company is to bill the city
and county.
The show is said to be larger and
better this Year than ever and il has
some features which have never been
with a circus before.
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Kransn Mar he prn.ldnnt

Edward kausc Of this city, now vice
president of the fratornal Order of Eagles.
may be elected president at the annual
convention, which will be held in Mil
waukee, Wis, in August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
THE TRI-SIATE LEAGUE
Every Indication That The York
Team Will Remain in
That City.
MONEY NOW Being RAISED
Talk Of a Benefit Performance
In One OF the Theatres.
NEW RULES FOR THE LEAGUE
No Major League Player Can
Appear Temporarily.

The sum OF 800 will be the GUARANTEES
for visiting Teams, with Privilege OF
40 Per Cent OF the Gate Receipts, Per
cent 70 GO 20 the Maintenance Of the
League.
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Made on Trolley Road OF Which c.
F. Shelton is Superintendent.
THE MIDDLE WEST
From Fort Wayne to Indian
apolis, Ind, 1877 Miles.
A TRIAL TRIP ON MONDAY
An Average Speed Of 40 Miles
an Hour Made.

This Included Many stops The Actual
Time Oh some stretches Was Up to the
Mile Minute Mark k-Mr. shelton Form
erIy Lived Here and Had Charge OF the
Kennctt Road.
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NEWARK GUN CLUB

The Newark Gun Club held a shoot
at its grounds on Saturday. Vic
Willis, the baseball player, is a mem
her OF the club and broke 50 targets
out OF a possible 70. The scores;
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Cash for Shooters.

The city Of Philadelphia has checks
ready for the clubs participating in the
New Years demonstration as followss
George A. furnival, VIM. Waltman. 500
Silver Crown, John L. Hoar. ....... $50
M. A. Brudcr, NJ. a. Bruder. ....... $50
Columbia, Edward Wagner. ........ 45O
Fireside, A. X. Snyder. ............ 800
Wyoming Hayseeds, N. Waltman. 100
Hardly Able, John Sink. k............ 30
B. r. Stevens, j. A. Griffith. so
White Caps, Richard rustin. ....... 20
Irilhy Band, John Wygand. ........ 60
James Hancock, TheO. Wood ..... 90
Tonguwa Red Man. w. A. Doxstator 25
=. II. Irwin, VIM a. Rodgers. ....... %
Lynnewood, Walter kcllv.......... %
Home Breakers w. l.. Roberts. ..... 25
Dolan r. L. Ed. Carney. ey......... 25
Red Carrots, Joseph h. Forsythe. %
Some of the clubs are even now max
Ing plans for the parade next year.
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Emmett Corrigan's racing sketch,
Jockey JONES', will be presented at
the Garriok this week for the fi'st
time 10y Roland West and company.
This is one OF the most Iretentious
numbers 10 vaudeville and carries a
carload of special scenery and stage
effects. The other acts are also new
TO patrons Of the house, and include
the Americus Comedy -Four, Vera
King, The Three Jaoksons, The Fiiz.
gibbon-McOoy Trio, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart DaIrow and the Kinetograph.
The Six Peril Sisters, a high-olass
character dancing number, are an added
feature. Those who are in the habit
Of looking to the Garrick for good en-
tertainment are not likely to be disap-
pointed in the above bilk
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Seasias Resarts.
DENNSYLYANEA
RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
NAsHING1 ON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January ist. 1905
IrlIna I..nNa. AAIInIn.is,n a. lnIInrra


For Chester and Philadelphia. 143, AIS, f6n
$50 no 40, ~ $50 1907, $50 1900, 80 l0g
1l00y. H. Is, fll.32. ll.45 a. m, f124O 10, f23
2ba, 1850, 435 sos, 1880, 6O7 is 35 657 g q
1000 and tll.00 p. M. weekdays ]. 4s, ala I'm
fsa 1910, g.35, ll.4F p. m, fl2l6 137, 200 258
p M eundays
For Philadelphia only. Ss9, 9s5 a. M. l20
800, 522, SIS, III and 500 D. m. week days. asa
5.22 a. m.. 6ls. III and 500 p. m. sundays.
For New York Through expressl. l.48, s3
s.so, ll.fb a. m, +l2.2a tl.S7, $40 622 6Oz s6A
I'LL 923 b. m. weekdays l.43. 80. alI.45a NJ
l.5l, Ao5, az 6N. 't.23, '7.1l and 9.8p N
For Boston without change, l0.00a- m. and sn
7. m, weekdays 500 ,. n. SundayA
balIimore aud Washington los, A2Q us, sol
tlO tlO.ll ll.O7, ~ a. NJ, FI28b ILL f2.6
s.5t, ,. ., d.u8 f620, 100. s13l, fs.l5, fgO0 p
m ana l2ls night weekdays LOS, 42O, us
e9S' llo;l4, y. .4s a. m sl235 '2O6 $50. SIS
Eundayn
Baltimore and intermediate stations i2g
t4.45, DOS p. m weekdays ana f55s D m sun
days.
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FOR IHE E0nTH

Atlantic Coast Line.-Express. LOS a m. AMI
southern kailway-Express. 500 a m asa
s.. zosana f'sl p M. daily. Limited, 4.0i p m.
heapoard Air Line Railway Ixpress,S.O2 A m
hnq a.a2 p m. daily. Limited, $50 p m. daily
norfolk and Western Railway-for Memphis
Ana New Orleans. 6.25 D. m. daily
chesapeake Ohio Railway -Express, ll.ll
m. Meek-daYs al5 D. M. daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Bayard Legion.

Bayard Legion.
Salesmen's League.
Camp 5. T.. O. s. A.
Smyth Post. q. A. r.
Sumner Post, g. A. r.
Apollo Castle. X. g. r.
Painters and Decorators.
North End Athletic Club.
Delaware Lodge, $. of II.
Orphcus Singing Society.
Eureka lomple. l.. a.. r.
Antietam Temple. O. u. A.
Delmarvia Union, B. l.. Y.
Appomattox Camp. $. Of v.
Shields Library Association.
Washington Lodge. X. of II.
Hermann Lodge, I. O. o. f.
Delaware Lodge. !. o. o. +.
browrson Library Association.
Wilmington Conclave, /. o. II.
hrandywine Lodge. /. o. o. Il.
Blue Rock Council. l.. %. h. O.
Minqua Tribe, lmp'd. o. r. M.
board of Police Commissioners.
~. benecict's Beneficial Society.
hfanuywlne Library Association.
Matiahoon Tribe Adoption Team.
bricklayer International Union.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Diamond Council. Jr. .. u. A. al.
christine kncanpment, /. y. o. n.
Eleventh Ward Democratic Legion.
neiaware Conclavc. n. OF =. ". NJ.
Wilmington Aerie. No. "a. r. d. IL
humuywino Circle. No. tsl n OLA
Wilmington Division, 4. h. X. Of II.
Rev Patrick koilly Beneficial Society.
hopockhackingiribe. lmp'd. o. n. ii.
wilmington y bundywine @. %. q. A. Al
Journeyinen House Painters Association
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Association'
Grocery and Provision Clerks Associafion
Wilmington lurngemeinde F.& d. Oorps.
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pELAMAnr nIvIsInN


For New Castle 655 500 a. m sO5. S4l and
Coz p. m. Meek-days
FOR LeWcs, SIS a. M. and 8.44 p. N. weekday
tor hehonoth, s28 a m Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS
tor Dover Harrington and Delmar SIS, l0o
daily
Eo5 Harrington ana way stations ass a N
ana 800 p. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point oomior.
hnq hnq horiolk lo.5s a. m. weekdays and l2oo nlsn'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connect g via West Philadelphia. $50 an.
~ ana elb p. m. weekdays sh a m, anu
6.ls p. m. Sundays.
ninlnr cor Accommodation Trains
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII cay
ior and check baggage from hotels and u.s.
for further Information, apply 70 J. h. Nc
Wiliams city llcket Agent, sos Market street
or Of the station.
W. w. ATIERBURY j. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trafic MANAGE
GKO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Laugdon McCormick's new four-act
melodrama," How Hearts are Broken. -
which will be seen here at the Lyoeum
for three days, commencing today, has
several novel situations interviewer in
the plot. The scene in the county
courtroom, where the poor mother is
being tried for her life for the murder
of her babe, the plea for justice made
by the kind-heatted kentucky lawyer
aud the emotional climax, makes this
easily Mr.. McOormick's best work.
The company Of 20 players who are in.
structed with the different roles, shows
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Red Flash, the famous Indian runner,
who carried CUSTER 3 last message, is one
OF the most Interesting Of a group of
famous hed men, who foimed the at
tacking party OF the fort. In 1.-The
Flaming Arrow" the romantic drama
By Lincoln j. Carter, which opens at
the Lyoeum on Thursday next for an
engagement of three days, Red Flash,
an old man now, will be seen with this
attraction. He was once and indeed,
for full decade, the fastest Of all
Indian runners.
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care on the part OF the management in
selection and the scenery and mechani-
cal effects carried by the organization
are complete 10 every detail.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-29
EXPOSURE ENDS
IN LOSS OF FEET
CHARLES STROSHNIDER THE
SECOND VICTIM OF DESERT
EXPERIENCE.

The heroic sacrifice of Vincent
Davis may yet be in vain as the CON
dition of Charles Stroshnider, the
young man for whom he gave his
life, now lies in a most serious con-
dition at the Browns-Hopkins SAM
tarium. Owing to the fact that gam
creme set in it was necessary to am
putate both of his feet just above
the ankles. The operation was per-
formed Saturday morning by DR.. r.
j. Mapes. 1t was hoped that the OPP
Grafton might be avoided but the in
lection assumed such proportions
that further delay was out of the
question. Immediately after the OPP
Grafton and at the present time Mr..
Stroshnider's condition is very en-
%couraging and DR.. Mapes has express
ed himself as believing that there is
a good chance for his surviving.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-29

taurants. On account of having
heard SO much about the famous
mines of Goldfeld, the Kid is antic-
ipating his visit with a great deal of
pleasure. In speaking of his condi-
ton, Herman said today:
81 expect to step into the ring in
the best shape l have rel reached
for any fight. | will be heavier than
ever before and at the same time
stronger. | figure on keeping myself
around 1873 up to a day or so before
the fight when | will knock off and
dry out a pound or so. | expect to
weigh at least 1873 IL when the
weighing in takes place. How do l
figure | a beat Cans? Just this
way. Cans could not whip Nelson
in forty-two rounds. | am much
more scientific than the Bat. / can
hit as hard as Nelson can. | can
stand my share of a beating, | can
last as long and maybe longer than
Cans. He will not be able to hit me
like he did the Bat. l will stand
him off in the boxing. wear him
down and cop him just as sure as
can be. Joe will never give me the
beating he did Nelson and when he
gets tired-as he surely will will
be strong and able to nail him. Just
watch my infghting. There's where
I'll make Joe sick of his job. l dc
not say this by way Of Boosting. II
is my opinion of my own ability and
nothing more
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-29
BOTH FIGHTERS
DOING HARD stunt
CANS LOVES TO WORK IN COLD
THE KID WILL REST
TODAY.

Joe Cans is more than hitting it
up with his work these days and it
is a cinch that the champion will
have to go right up TO the last day
in order to reach 1873 before the
fight. Joe declares that he enjoys
his work here in the cold much more
than he did at Goldfield during the
summer but at the same time he
admits that he is working harder.
TN be at the weight all right"
said Joe today, but | have to work
awful hard to do so. | thought that
| could make the weight just about
any too much as | know what | can
as easy as | did at Goldheld but |
got fooled. Still, | am not worrying
do. | had planned to go over to
Manhattan tomorrow to see the
camp and spend the day but l will
have to cut the trip out and spend
the da working. That's tough luck
as / did want to see that Manhattan
camp but | figured II Will be more
good to me to take off a pound
weight and that's why l will work
Sunday"
With Herman It Is different. The
Kid weighed 1913 yesterday and so, as
is his custom, he will rest today.
The Kid will spend the day in a
visit to Goldfeld. With Lewis,
Ryan and some friends Herman will
take the morning train for the
neighboring camp. A number of
Goldfield fight fans have prepared to
welcome the little Hebrew scrapper.
He will be taken around to the vari.
GUS mines and leases and will also
be the guest OF these same sports at
a luncheon at one of the local res