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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Has MANY Calls,

y T1 (SnecInl TO Tho " nNOH- y spAtch)
e BI,A KsnuRo q. A VA, August 2b--Rey.
Meade Bolton AlcRryde ia having sails
both from his own and other dloceses,,
Besides being called to become the flrat
rector OF Preston Parish, at Haltylllo an = 4
liiattering Offers, to the cpracies of st,
Marks Church, Toledo, o. and TSt..
tPoter's Church, baltimore, Md both OF
which are large and sflourlshlng parishes.
Churches In pidmlnont points,to come to
view their zelda, Il q '8i
/, AS he has declined the lrst-named offer
his wide circle OF friends and aeguaint-
an oes Will regret to lose him from his
IA tive State, although they can but res
joico over his bright and promising pros
poets, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

Misses Etln Haynes and Inez Reid nf II
Invent y-secold Street. ia irlnounf :, = WIN
leave & ,yin sh D N S,w york. Niagara
! Falls and Canada, NJ " S ss5ss5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

Mrs. n Il Neuman. OF Evansville; Ind.
after spending several weeks with her
mother, left yesterday for home. Before,
returning home, slle VIII spend seyerai
aavs lin Is Huntsville, where her husband
Viii VII Join her, and also spend q few days
IN iT3n n iInnh ~ XIV ~ " b M TX
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Un rival del ferrOcarril
DE PANAMA

Ell ferrocsrril de Panama tendra
dentro de POGO un importante rival
en- ell de Techuantepec. Hasta aho-
ra no ha ejercido esta Ultima via J.,
que pasa de Salinas Cruz. en- Ell Pa
citico, Coatzac oalcos, en- el Atlanti-
co, una inhpencia marcada en- el ira
tico universal.
Sc construyo la via ferrea de Te-
Chuantepec, despues de haber fra
casado ell proyecto del captain Eads,
que guerra pasar los buques, median-
te turgones, de un lado al otro pa
sando por Ell Istmo.
El trafco prefri6 q la via ferrea de
Panama, no obstante los fetes creci-
dos que Sc cobran ALI. Mas habra
ahora un c2rnbio.
La via ferrca Sc reconstruct Fde
nuevo y Sc gastaran, para las Glen
millas de ella, nueve millones sete-
.clentos treinta y tres mil pesos, V
para los puertos. veintinueve milo
nes clento noventa y nueve mil pc
SOS.
Con la via sc conectara una lfnea
de vapores.
Ser An once vapores, de diez mil
toneladas cada una los que levaran
las mercancfassA los puertos. del Pa
cfico y del Atlantico.
El transporte por vapor terroca-
rrll durara solo veinte dias, 10 que es
menos de 10 que necesitan muchos
trenes expr esos de las Was trascon-
tlnentales americanaS.
La via de Techuantepec esta a mil
dosclentas millaS al Sur de Nueva
Orleans.
Dlcen los empresarios que tratan
de hacer una concurrencia decidida,
de suerte que el gobierno americana
tendra la necesidad de emplear en- el
ferrOcarril de Panama unas perSonas
aptas para poder Satisfacer las de-
mandas. Sc podria suponer que am
bas Was ferreas serfan indtiles, en-
ell case de que Sc concluyan los ira
bajos del canal de Panama. Parece
que los capitalists britanicos no
cuentan con ell canal, Y puede ser
abriguen la opinion, que nos parece
errada, de que dicho canal atraera de
tai manera Ell trafico universal de
Centre America, que no sera suh-
ciente aquella via acuatfca, para
transporter todas las mercancfas. V
que el ferrocarril de Techuantepec
no carecera de fetes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Las abejas empOlladOraS

Por una gran casualidad, un colono
de Nueva Zelandia ha hecho un des-
cubrimiento interesante.
Un chico, empleado en- la explota-
ci6n agricola de este colono, Sc apro-
pi6 cinco huevos. Temeroso de que
descubrieran ell robo, ocult6 los hue
vos en- una colmena, de donde no Sc
atrevi6 a sacarlos por miedo 4 las pi-
caduras de las abejas
Al cabo de diecinneve dias, oy6 ell
colono piadss dentro de la colmena;
miro, y vio con extrafieza cinco polli-
toS recien sslidos de sus cascarones,
que Sc queja ban de su NAL trato de
sus compafieros de morada.
Conocido este case, varios colonos
han repetido Ell mismo experimento,
obtsniendo idEntieo resultado: 4 los
diecinueve dias salian infalts blemente
los polluelos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Ell prOgreso del
Celeste Imperio

La prensa extranjera da la noticia
de que en- Berlin Sc ha censtitufdo
una importante sociedad, de la que
forman parte j6venes de la aristocracia
china, para practicar los modernos
depotes.
A Alemania Sc han encargado az
automoviles de varios tipos.
Ell adagio antique "cuando las bar
bas de tus vesinos yeas pelar. etc."
reza con los hombres de todos los
continentes.
Desde las victorias japonesas obser-
vase en- los hijos del Celeste Imperio
movimiento febril en- sentido progre-
sivo. A Europa y America emigran
disrio psrtidas de chinitos, que van
imponerse en- las ciencias las
artes.
La Humanidad debe regeciiarse
por este cambio que Sc inicia en- una
raza numerosa que fue y debe volver
4 ser fuerte.
Los peligros, sean amarillos 8 de
otro color, han de temerse de los hom.
bres bzrbaros, no de los civilizados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Francla y Uenezuela

Dfcese que e1 gobierno frances ha
presentado nuevas demandas al Pre-
sidente Castro dando q su lenguaie
un tono equivalente a ultimatum,
cuyas demands son:
Arreglo defnitivo de la question
del Cable Frances, Castro podrS, ST
las quiere para Su uso. quedarSe con
todas las estaciones que la compafIfa
tlene en- las coStas venezolanaS; pc
70 habra de pagarlas al contado por
10 que valgan. y no mas circunlo-
quios.
Reconoc imiento por parte de We
nezuela de nuevaS reclamaciones ori-
g1nadaS de la revolucion de 1902
1904, y con especialidad del bombar-
deo de Ciudad Bolivar en- 1904, don
de la colonia francesa experimento
graves perdidas.
Aparte de la deuda interior, Cas-
tro, por uno de aquel1os decretos que
lie han hecho immortal. recordando q
Napoleon cuando, desde las puertas
de Moscou decretaba reformas para el
teatro de la Comedia Francesa, Cas-
tro, repetimos, indico la deuda en-
1905, pero no estipu16 condolences.
De u 900, 900 de frances que mon
ia esa deuda, $4,000, 900 estan en-
manos de tenedores franceSes; y
Francia dice que Sc propone prote-
gcrles.
Y por 1ltimo, que todas estas di-
1igencias y transaceiones sc hagan
por conducto de M. Taigny.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15

rs al igual que en- Ia anterior fracasen
los mejores proyeetos de leyes que
presenter acknowledgements, adopten
estas como 1nica medida a la ley del
Talon, proyecto por proyecto, ley
por ley, y mantengan la energica pro
testa iniciada el afio pasado por algu-
nos delegados, que 81 ha de perderse
todo en- revuelto caos que nos circunda
salvese al menos la dignidad del pue-
bio circulada en- sus representatives.
Ciudadano
Adjuntas, 10 de 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Naufragio

FL velero ingles "Melfort", que iba
de Panama con lastre q tomar carga-
mento de medera en-. Seattle, w ashing-
ton, para America del Sur, naufrag6
en- ell estrecho Juan de Rca, costa del
Pacifico, entire los Estados Unidos y
el Canada
La tripulscion, compuesta de az
hombres, perecio toda. Era un buque
de acero, casi nuevo. 's
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Ell epiloSO de un drama

Ha sido ahorcado ell farmaceutico
Devereux, en- ell patio de la carcel
londinense de Penteuville.
La ejecucion del famoso asesino
es el epflogo de uno de los drama S
mas repugnantes y de una de las
causas mas celebres de cuantas han
conmovido a la opinion p1blica in
glesa.
Joven, inteligente, ca sado con una
muJer encantadora pero dominado
por una ambicion sin lfmites, Sc
transformo Deeereux en- un verdugo
de su esposa desde el dia en- que es-
tie di6 luz dos genelos. Fran de-
maSladoS gaStoS; Ell ahorro Y Ia for
tuna consiguiente Sc hacian diffciles
$.rEnveneno a los nifios, envenen6 a
la madre, puso en- un immense batl
los cadavereS doblados de sus victi-
mas Y 10 lleno de cola de pescado,
vendi6 sus muebles y mand6 ell badl
un deposito de mercancfas con ell
r1tulo "Productos qnimicos Y farma-
ceuticos."
-Fingio el haber enviado al extran-
Jero q Su mu er, con sus hijoS, mien-
tras el vendfa los muebles para ir
luego lreunirse con ellos. Habia
tenido antes buen cuidado de refiir
con Su Suegra, mistros Gregory, Y
de prohibirle la entradade~ su casa
Pero la viejecita vfgilaba, Sospe-
cho que la historic de su yerno era
talSa. Enterose de que todos los
muebles hablan sido vendidos me
nos el badl; averigu6 Ell paradero
de este, Sc presento en- Ell deposito
con I'm policeman" reconoci6 ell
badl entire millares de mercancias Y
exclamo:
-@.-Aquf deben estar mi hija Y mis-
nietoS.
Abrio ell bulto. y solo Sc vio una
capa espesa de cola de pescado. Iban
q cerrarle, cuando exc1am6 la ancia-
ma: "iMetan Ia mano"! La opera
.cion no di6 resultado. "lMetan Ell
brazo!" Gland mistress Gregory. Y
al retirar su brazo ell agente, retro
tamblen el cadaver de un nifio. A
este siguio Ell de TN hermano, q este
Ell de la madre.
Arrestado De> ereux declare que
su mujer sc habia sufcidado despues
de matar a los nifios, y que el habia
acudido a ese medic para deshacer-
sc de los cadaveres- Luego Sc fin
gio loco; pero afirmando siempre su
lnocencia y guardando una sangre
frfa asombrosa.
Medicos hubo que afrmaron su
irresponsabilidad. Dos veces tuvo
que aplazarse el juicio para averl-
guar el paradero de testigos de la
defensa que no aparecfan por ningu-
na parte. iTodo intitill
Ell Jurado Sc declare convencidO
de la culpabilidad del REQ, y 10 con
demo 4 muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
A9uCi6n IeVOUCi00Ia en- Rud0

San Petersburgo' 70 de Diciembre.
Los tlltimos despachos de Moscou
datan de aver y no son dehnidos.
lndican que Ia rebellion sc reanim6;
pero que el ejerCito la va aniquilan-
do por grades, y que el n1mero de
muertos y heridos ha sido muy exa-
gerado.
Menci6nanse actos de inaudito
atrevimiento por los revolucionarios
Un destacamento de "Druj jinas" (sol-
dados pasados a la revoluci6n) atac6
ell rancho del a, regimiento de gra-
naderos, y aunque un escuadron de
dragones acudio q tempo para i'm
pedir que los "Drujinas'' Sc lleva-
ran las cacerolas, el rancho fue des-
trufdo.
Una compaffa de "Drujinas" pc
metro anteanoche en- el coraz6n de
Moscou, y tomando posici6n baio los
muros del Kremlin, rompi6 fuego
contra la infanterfs y arti11erfa eS-
tacionedas en- la plaza del teatro.
Como los oficiales del gobierno es-
Ia ban ausentes. hubo confusion en-
tre la tropa. SiguiGronse numerosas s
.descargas hasta que la presencia de
los Oficiales, que sa1ieron de I'm ho-
tel Immediate, reanim6 Ia tropa
~ los ''Drujinas' Sc retiraron a toda
prisa.
La revolution ha podido sostener-
Sc en- MoScou por no resolverse el
Emperador reforzar aquella guar
nici6n con tropas de San Petersbur-
go, donde Sc teme que hagan falfa
de un mOmento otro, aunque hasta
ahora la capital Sc ha mantenido rea
lativamcnte tranquila u
Ell Emperador ha decidido envar
a Moscou batallones de tres rsi-
mientos de la guardia, y dfcesf que
cinco compaf11as de uno de est's, el
de reobrajenSky, han desobeiecldo
la orden de marchar.
Estos refuerzos Sc despashan por
peticion urgente del goberlador MI
litar de Moscou, alMirant Dubassott
quien los revo1uciontr1os tlenen
prometido ahogar en- uTpozo.
Los revolucionarios nslsten en-
que los refuerzos no 1egaran Mos
cou, y para evitar 4ue lleguen han
comenzado una guerra de guerr1llas,
asaltando trenes y4estruyendo puen-
tes de ferrocarri por -distancia de
trece Kilometres Un joven, con el
distintivo de II Cruz Roja, trato dc
asesinar al a1mirante Dubassoff el
~. Dicen l3ue la guarnicion de
Noscou Sc ralla fatigadfsima de tan
to combat sin tregua.
Dlcese Que 900 revolucionarios Pc
netraron en- la casa particular del jefe
de Ia pelicia secreta de Noscou, y /
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-23
Sol Calm of Atlanta spent Fri

Sol Calm of Atlanta spent Fri day in Newport.
 FOR RENT---One furnished room. Apply to A. R. Clark, 2O5 Main Street. 76 dot
 Mrs. M. M. Erwin returned Thursday night from short visit to Batesville friends.
 Wolff Goldman are show ing the very latest in Lin- gerie Waists. dtt.
 Everything fresh and good in the grocery line at R. D. Den- his. Phone No. 167. 17d-tf
 There will be a meeting to- night of the K. of P's for the purpose of conferring degrees.
 Mrs. Johnson expects to re- sume her music class in Newport about April 7 at her studio on Hazel street. " cot
 You can find anything vou want in Embroideries and Laces at Wolff Gold man Mercantile Go.
 A. G. Washburn, superintend- ent of the Insane Asylum at Little Rock, was in the city r'rl- day, going to Melbourne to Visit his old home.
 Hons. Q. w. Scarborough, Paul Butler and J. C. Yancey speak at the court house tonight in the interest of their candidacy. The race for circuit judge IS an interesting one and the gentle men who speak are all stump orators and what they have to say will command close attention.
 In the published itinerary of Mrs. Nation, Batesville was put down for q future visit. Now t has always been said that there's more room for reformation jn Newport and perhaps, she may be induced to go no further. At present, she is camping on Gov. Davis trail and may administer the highest state official quite a curtain lecture upon his bad habits.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-23
Revival at Christian Church.

The subject Thursday night, "A Picture of a Lost Soul," was certainly a strong appeal to the unsaved, and was we'll presented by our able evangelist Rev. R. o. Rogers. The subect tonight, Where Cain Got His Wife, The Outer World, Etc, When and How did God Create this National Universe, There is no conflict between Geology and the Book of God" This prom ises to be one of the most inter esting subjects of the week. Let everyone hear it. At 7:3O D. m. tonight.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-23
 { HERE AND THERE. !
 | <@AN~%~y~NNNNN\N~~S

Friday.
 WANTED -Stenographer, apply at this office. 72 dtf
 John H. Keel was up from Ingleside Friday.
 For Rent Storage room. App ply to o. M. Bowen. AZ dtf
 WANTED - Secondhand roll top desk. Apply to this office. 80
 White Silk and Jack Rabbit Flour at BoWen's Cash Store. WANTED A few day boarders. Apply at this office or 50l Main street. 73d6t
 s. M. Bains was up from Vel don on business Thursday and Friday.
 Public speaking at the court house tonight by the candidates for circuitjudge.
 Mrs. T. l.. Gardner and Mrs. M. M. Stuckey left for Augusta Thursday afternoon.
 Parties wanting their houses numbered in compliance with the city ordinance, call on J. w. Jack son. O6dtf
 Mrs. s. D. Campbell and little Norman have returned from weeks visit to friends in Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank B. More head of Earle arrived in the city Friday to visit their parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Drummond. = E. s. Lilly, formerly a promi- nent Cape Girardeau merchant, but now travelling for St. Louis paint house, spent Friday here.
 For quick delivery, telephone your orders for all kinds of e groceries to R. D. Dennis Cor. Lake and Beech. Phone No. r 167. l7d-tf
 The COW ordinance is this day published and henceforth effect i've. Credit be to the council in the highest. Amen by nine tenths of the citizens of New port.
 Judge J. w. Butler, was shak- ing hands with his many New port friends Friday. He was on his way home to Batesville from Il St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Holland and Mrs. J. s. Young, cousins and sister of Dr. A. D. Holland, arrived in the city Thursday d from Paducah, Ky. for sever al days visit to Dr. and Mrs. . Holland.
 am prepared to do all kinds of house and buggy painting, paper hanging and upholstering 2 and guarantee my work. Also = take up and clean carpets and mattings. TOM P. PIERCE, shop !. SIP Front street. 264 d2mo
 Dr. c. D. Clements was in the city Thurs day and Friday from Auvergne. He reports his s daughter, Mrs. Forrest L. Bleakley, who has been seriously ill, to be greatly improved and on the road to recovery. - Sauers Milling Go. of Evans I vile, Ill.,, manufacture a special ' patent in addition to their high est patent flour. This extremely high grade flour is known as "Invncible. 7" and is for sale by The Standard Grocer Go. 16dtt WANTED-Gentleman 1T lady 5 with good reference to travel for firm of $25O, 900 capital. Salary = $1,072 per year and expenses; salary paid weekly and expenses ' advanced. Address, with stamp. J. A. Alexander, Newport, Ark. S0b7t.
 We have the L. E. Hays & Go Cincinnati, o. line of samples,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-10
COOPER PITCHED FOR GRAYS;
HAD CAME BUT FOR ERRORS

That was a hollow victory which the
Bannonites took from the Grays at Mel
rose park yesterday. and was caused by
two things-flrst. the rare excellence Of
the work Of the umpires. and the fact that
Kruger had n woeful of day.
Cooper made his debut as a pitcher and
made good in every sense OF the word
lie had speed to loan. and control that
would have done credit TO the most sea-
soned veteran that Providence controls
lie fully deserved 10 win his game and
had the team supported him as II should
the story OF the game would have been
different. When IL comes TO comparisons
between Cooper and the artist Bannol
sent into the box all the favors stand on
the side OF the local man. This man
Keefe may be a wonder but when n man
who makes no claim 10 being a .ltcher
can go I'm and come out OF the gan.s with
share tho better OF the argument then
either the catching pitcher f. n marvel
or the other fellow Is something of n
dub. The fans will say that n little or
both is true In the men who did the yeo-
rnen work for the teams yesterday
Until the NTH Inning tho locals had all
the setter OF the play and were clouting
keofe early and often. Then the series
of mishaps changed the tide Of events
and the game. Throughout the vicissi-
tudes Cooper never whimpered and played
as 10 he would win the game himself, no
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-10
BALDWIN s DE EC|S|ON.

After l5rounds OF the hardest and tough
est fighting seen in these parts in many
months. Matte Baldwin Of Charlestown
was given the decision over Kid Goodman
OF Boston at the Lincoln A. c., Chelsea,
last night.
This. the second time that Baldwin has
done the trick within month. shows
that he is a boy worthy OF the best efforts
OF any lad OF his weight i'm this country.
The last time that Baldwin and Good
man met, Matte gave his man a terrific
walloping. and after the fight excuses
were offered for Goodman by his friends,
such as lack OF condition, etc. Firmly Of
the belief that the first win was due 10
nothing but superior ring work by his
man, Johnnie Mack set about seeking an
other match for Baldwin with Goodman.
lie was accommodated. the pair met
last night, and none who saw the fight
will deny that Baldwin won fairly and
squarely by a good margin. perhaps as
large as IL or 13 rounds TO two or three.
And during the fight faster work was
indulged in than has been seen In a long
while in Chelsea. When the pair started
both were In fine shape. In the first round
the Kid fought as did the Kid Goodman
Of a year or two ago.
He started after Balwin like race
horse. but Baldwin was right there with
him at the time, and thugh Goodman set
the pace. Baldwin was all the while meet
ing his rushes with wicked left-hand jabs.
The first round was pretty much on the
give and take order, both boys scoring
hard and clean, and the result OF it was
questionable.
But when the second round started
Baldwin starttd to gain. Keeping on top
OF Goodman all the time. he jabbed beau
tifully with his left and chopped with n
short right to the jaw. and once caught
Goodman as the latter rushed in with a
clean right to the jaw and Able nearly
took the count.
However when he went down he drag
ged Baldwin with him. After regaining
their eet the pair went at it hammer and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-10

their feet the pair went at IL pretty bad
shape. the gong alone saving him from
"a Knockout.
With the start of the third round Bald
wind started where ne left off and plant
ed his right 10 the side of the jaw re-
peatedly and from then on was master
OF the situation. jabbing away with his
left and hammering n right TO the jaw.
always forcing Goodman 20 lead IN order
to get hts opening. Goodman at times
leaving himself as wide open as a barn
minus its door
In the sixth round. however, Referee
McInnis stopped the fight and cautioned
Baldwin about heeling. Up to THIS time
Il must be confessed that Matte was none
too careful as to how he used the heel
with his glove, not always intentional.
perhaps For awhile after this Matte
appeared tired. and both at times appear
ed weak. but they nevertheless fought
like bulldogs. Matte always seeming to
have just a bit the better OF il.
However, In the 18th round Goodman
caught Baldwin as he went with
straight right-hand punch TO the jaw and
Baldwin went down for the count
After getting TO his feet he stalled off
Goodman's attempt to stop him, and after
rega ming his senses he came back and
came very near TO putting Goodman
away. During the last two rounds the
fight wac wicked
But. as in the preceding rounds. Bald
win had enough the better OF each round
10 increase his lead quite substa ntially.
During the fight he had Goodman weak
and groggy several times, and four times
at least during the battle Il looked ais
though he would win on "A knockout. but
the gameness- -ef- Goodman ALWAYS A.
prominent feature. and 1t alone saved him
from taking the count
In the opening preliminary Ralph Kelly
won from Al Bates, and in the follow
ing one the referee went to the rescue OF
Young Nelson, who was being badly wal
loped by Young Kloby, after the event
had gone a little more than haf Of the
first round.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-10

matter how the team worked behind him.
Beckendorf made his official how TO
local tandom and by his playing showed
that ne has ability and whip-wing that
VIII mean death to any one who tries
10 steal on him. lie was making too
good however. for himself and had to
slip up once. which caused about all tho
trouble of the game.
lie threw one bah to second and feeling
so sure that he had located the bag he
ala not take careful aim, and the hall
went out to Brodie. The runner continued
on to third and Brodle sent the ball 10
krueger This player was not I'm the
game and the ball went through him.
allowing "A tally. This was the second
run Tor KRUGER had allowed a run to
come In on an error just previous TO that.
Except for the umplring, which was in
deed or a rare kind on the part OF both
men, both teams getting the short end OF
decisions. the locals In particular and the
pitching OF Cooper the game was not very
interesting as a contest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-10
Arthur Redern jockey p
.. Lion Onthc Lawn Of his
Residence

Instead Of "free-ancing," as has been
his custom heretofore. it is said Arthur
Redfern has given Diamond Jim" Brady
first call on his services at high salary.
AS Redfern usually rides at 1l5 pounds.
he has been training hard all spring 70
take off extra weight Gerde Senken, his
trainer, has put the youngster through
severe course. and Arthur is now near
ing the required weight.
He is passiona tely fond Of animals, and
during his course of training last year
wrestled ana played with Bob Fitzlm-
mons cub lion. So strong an attachment
sprung up between them that Redfern
tried in every way again TO have :he lion
for a playmate this spring. but with 10
success, but a well-known circus man
lent him a lion cub. and Ar
thur had II taken 10 his beautiful homo
at Bay Parkway. Bensonhurst.
Every day he and his lion INDUCED in
wrestling. running and romping. causing
quite a large crowd 10 collect on the lawn
in front OF the house to watch them
During the training period and through