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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

AS early as the fourth round, Neil
had his man groggy. He played for
Tenny's face and body and when the
bell rang Tenny went webbing to his
corner. It was the same story all
through the fight Neil continued to
batter Ienny about at WILL his body
blows being especially powerful. Only
once did Tenny appear to have a
chance. This was in the seventh round,
when, after a furious rally in which he
was badly WOrsteds Tenny caught Neil
on the Jaw with a right swing that
sent him almost to the ropes. He took
the count, but on regaining his feet his
head cleared and he succeeded in even
ing uD matters.
The eleventh round saw the beginning
Of the end. Neil kept constantly after
his man, planting his left to the body
and jaw with a merciless precision. In
the fourteenth and last round. Tenny
was given such punishment as has sell
dom been administered to pugilist in
the local ring. Neil started the round
with a terrific left body smash that
sent Tenny reeling against the ropes.
Another blow similarly applied sent
Tenny to the floor for the count Of nine.
He got up very groggy. when Neil laain-
ed blow after blow on his helpless an
tagonist, and finally Tenny went to the
floor from a succession of left body
and face blows, where he remained I'M
til Referee Billy Roche counted him
out. He was in very bad shape and
presented a pitiable object as he was
carried to his corner. where his hand
lers worked on him for several minutes
to round him into shape.
Neil escaped without mark. He
announced that he would at once chal-
lenge Jem Bowker, the English cham
pion. who received a, decision over him
in London q year ago. Neil was favor
lie in the betting at 10 to 8. The lads
fought at 12O pounds, ringside.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
Cardinals o. for Houston.

St. Louis, No. March Minus seven
teen of the total list of enrolled players,
the Cardinals, eighteen strong, accompa-
MED by Manager AIcCloskey and two pro
fessionaI rubbers, have left for Houston,
"a that Jack Taylor and Jake Beckley,
both Of whom are at Hot Springs, will
Join the club at Houston on reporting day
IN the south. Hopes of Shay have been
practically abandoned. For the rest, the
players who have failed to appear viii
have to make their excuses to Manager
AFcCloskey for failure to appear on time
Grady was expected from Philadelphia
today 1t was supposed that the snow
drifts had kept him back, but at late
hour last night he had not appeared at
any of the downtown hotels.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

philadelphia, Pa; March Eff
teen members of the champion Ath-
letics left here for Montgomery, Ala,
where they will take their annual
spring practice and condition them
selves for the coming season The
players who left were: Captain Davis,
Pitchers WaddeII, Dygert and Bender,
Catchers Schreck and Powers, Inneld-
ers Murphy, Cross, Oldring, Knight
and Hannifn and Outfelders Hartsel,
Seybold, Lord and Daley.
Plank will Join the squad at Balti-
more. The rest of AIackss players will
go direct to Montgomery from their
respective homes. They viii play their
first gameson Saturday, their opponents
being the New Orleans nine of the
Southern league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

her two-weeks-old baby so the bishop
can baptize It, and another woman
who attended last year wants to come
again because she is siekly, and there
are perhaps sixty others, who have
been efficient "heIpmeets all these
years." who want to come for that
reason. The ''heIpmeeti hobby isn't
classified. Seventeen years ago, when
the conference met here, the women
We're not invited, and Bishop Vincent
objected to making a nursery out Of
the church when it wasn't a junior
affair. The conference is one whole
district larger now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
METHODIST MINISTER ON rRIAI..
Rev. A. C. Boyd Of Chapman Resigns
His Charge Under Fire.

Junction City, kan, March Rev.
a. G. Boyd of Chapman, was here yes
terday. last night and today, before a
tiers Of the Junction CITY district Of the
Kansas conference, for an Investigation.
of charges that had been preferred
against him in Iowa. The nature Of
the public.
The result Of Rev Mr. Boyd's trial
mere was that he was allowed to with
draw from the ministry, and he has re-
signed his charge at Chapman Rev
J. A. StaveIy. of this city was the at
torney for the church, and Rev. J. J.
Martin, of Independence, Mo. and Rev.
W. ]. Osborne, of Granville. Kan.
were Rev Mr. Boydss ATTORNEYS. Or
s. A. Bright, presiding elder Of fl7a-
Junction City district. was the presid-
ing officer at the trial
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PulIianl 60 Bnlletin.

Eulliarn Of the National League has an
nounced the following baseball con-
tracts and releases:
Contracts-With Chicago, Frank Lee
roy Dickinson.
Released-By Philadelphia to Toledo.
John SuttFof BY Pittsburg to Nash
vile, William Sorrell; by Pittsburg to
Springfield, Mass, D. Altizer. By
Brooklyn to Baltimore, Hugh Jennings,
BurchelI; by Brooklyn to Toledo, Ed
ward Frank By Boston to Columbus,
W. Y. Camel. By St. Louis to Dem
yer, Hickman; by st. Louis to Kan
sas City, Swami and by st. Louis to
Louisville, Suter Sullivan.
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49, RaII M NO. Us.

Milwaukee, March 1.-Owner Have
nor Of the Milwaukee club says he will
fight any attempt. Of the commission to
force the Reach & 81 aiding ball on the
American association. instead Of the
Victor ball as reported from Toledo
1t brings the two factions into another
war Pitcher Louis Manske has signed
to play IN Des Mofnes. He had been
covered at Cleveland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
CLOSED SOCIALIST STORE.
Sheriff Takes Charge. of the ssEzouitable
Exchange at IleavenwOrth.

Leavenworth. Kan. March 1.-The
Socialists of LeavenWorth opened a CO
operative grocery store known a. the
Equitable Exchange" three months
ago ana Il was taken charge Of by the
sheriff last evening.
The store and stock of goods Of n. b
Marlzus we're purchased BY the Social
lists and Markus alleges in a suit that
payments were defaUlted. Markus sued
for $500 due on the sale price and $500
damages. The sheriff levied on fbe
goods in the store. which are guarded
by q deputy sheriff.
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Kansans Leave for AIaslza.

Hiawatha, KAN, March 1.-William
Hatch and George Ba1bry, Hiawatha
men left Wednesday for Fairbanks,
Alaska near Rampant, where they
have mining claims. After landing
from Seattle steamer at Valdez,
Alaska they will walk 500 miles over
the ice to Fairbanks. Both men have
spent eight years in Alaskasi and while
thew have not vet struck it rich. have
made good money while away, and
have prospects which may pan out big.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
K. Z. oUTPLAYs WAsHBURN.
JayhawIxer Basketball Team Wins by
Score of SO to I2

Lawrence. Kan, March 1.-The Kansas
University basketball team defeated the
Washburn college team Of Topeka in the
score of 50 to Y. The victory for the Jay
haWkers makes the second one over
Washpurn this winter and practically de-
cldes the intercollegiate championship of
the state in the. Kansas university IA
Vor. The Baker team won a game early
in the season from the Kansans and I'M
til Kansas university plays them another
game the Methodists will not favor the
Jayhawkers claiming the intercollegiate
honor
Allen and Siler were the spectacular
players on the Kansas university team,
however the whole five played together.
Hope threw the most goals for the visit
ors Milhce of Washburn made eight
fouls. The official score was as follows.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

prospects are Frightening. The dual
record breaking at tbs hFst indoor
meet OF the year encouraged Captain
Catlin, the former ChieaEo football
captain, more than anything else that
has happened since he came to Iowa.
IN cutting down the mile run to
A.B0 9-6 Brainsfd made himself a for
rnldahle opponent for all rivals in the
Gtato meet ana Remley duplicated that
feat by choppiDg the two mile run rec
ord to 1918 AS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
10 sTART'A RUBBER PuAN.r.
Olathe Citizens Organize and VIII.
Secure a Charter.

Olathe,- Kan, March THE kansas
Rubber company, of this city, has COM
pleted It's organization by eIecting L D.
Hibner, president; Edward Ripley. vice
president; Luther Moore, secretary;
Charles OFT, treasurer; ole Higher.
manager, and Charles Besaw, Of
Akron o., superintendent, and this
board of directors: I. D. Hfbner. Ed
Ripley. W. S. Speer. W. D. Morrison,
r P. MeClements, L. ". Breyfogle.
Charles OFT, G. T. Good and Luther
Moore.
It viii be Chartered at once and
capitalized at 100000. The OIathe
roller mill property has been p5lr-
chased for a site and is now being pre-
pared Tor the machinery, which Chas.
Besow has gone east to purchase. Mr.
Besow is from the rubber city, Akron.
o. and has secret process which he
says viii reclaim old rubber at a much
less Cost lhan any process yet discov-
eTed, lnls VIII be the only rubber
plant in the west
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
ATTEHL AND BOWKER AGREE.

Two Feather Weights VIII Meet IN
London in May at 12O Pounds.
New York, March All arrange
ments have been made for the twenty
round fight for the feather weight
championship of the world, between
Abe Attel holder of the title in this
country, and Joe Bowker, head Of his
class ia England. The fight will be
held in the National Sporting club,
London.
The date is the night of May %, the
day before the English derby is run.
The bows will weigh in at 2 o clock at
120 pounds They are to fight for a
purse of s2,5OO, of which the winner
viii get $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
eeTeetv,, Houtz SURPRISED.

Wapakoneta, Ohio, March Some
what to his surprise, Lefty Houtz, OF
this city. has been ordered to report for
duty with the st. Louis Nationals, and
win leave this week for Houston, Texas,
where the spring training is on. For
several seasons past Fred has been play
ing in the Pacific Coast league, and was
with Seattle last year AS a member Of
the famous Wapak Reds for several
years Lefty was one of the best out
fielders that ever played on the local
diamond.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
Babb vVants Bie DAMAGES.

New Orleans, March William
Rabb, who was ruled off the turf for
life a few weeks ago for conspiring to
fx. races at the City Park track with
w. S. Wishard, has begun suit for s25s-
GOO damages. Rabb names Edward
Corrigan, Francis TreveIyn, S. F. Heas-
lip, Joseph A. Murphy D. n. Barnes
and four local newspapers in the cita-
ton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
A Mother at Eleven year..

Plttsburg, Kan. March 1.-Pearl
Weeks, q negro girl of this city. a.red
II years and months. gave birth "a s.
girl baby here Wednesday. thus azs}.-
ing the distinction Of being the yonvSr-
est mother in the west The ca3FS 3r
fully. developed and as bright and In
same age. and seems to have the same
chance OF living as any other babs-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
GEUDA SPRINGS CASE SETTLED
Court DissoIves Injunction and Dorsey
& futile Have Complete Possession.

District Judge swarts has announced
MS decision IN the injunction suit
brought by John Jobling, owner of
the LOOMS hotel at Geuda SPRINGS.
against Dorsey & futile, proprietors
of the mineral springs and bath
house at Geuda Springs, in which the
plalntII sought to restrain the de-
Iendahts from closing the springs to
guests or the LOOMS hotel and others.
A temporary restraining order was
given by Judge Swarts last summer
and the case came on for hearing
rev days ago In the matter of making
the temporary order permanent. The
Injunction is by the courts order dis
solved and the owners of the springs
Dorsey & futile, viii be allowed to d o
with them as they please.ZArkansa
City Traveller.
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wilson to Race Patehen colts.

Richmond, Ind. March Dick
Wilson. the Indiana horseman, who
has been acting as trainer for eastern
men, has decided to devote his time
exclusively to the work of training his
sixteen Patchen Boy colts and will
campaign them on half mile tracks the
coming SEASON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

contract. his outlaw threats. and the
acquisition Of Otto Knabes the fast
Pittsburg second sacker, has made De
MontrevlIle's services not as desirable
as before. and President Grillo is nego-
tiating for his sale. President Grillo
received word today that Ed Frank
had been released by Brooklyn to the
Toledo cIlIh- EranIz Is an lnfielder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
Droeaed D. d AZ 60

PRISONS, Kan. March a.-VVilroD
Snyder. who has been a well Knew
the past seventeen years fen f5ssas ~,
the street between Crawford al
Washington avenues Fednesa1-vE ~
heart failure, while on his way to vyorlr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

g manager Of theatrical shows, an
nounees that ne win back Joe Cans
assluat Jimmy Britt for 5000, No
Faatter where the bout is held or at
Vhat weight the men may face each
NGhar, Mr. Grant says the ofIer win be
good
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01
Jake Weiner s5pns Tn

Chicago. March Jake EVeimer. Chit
cago's star southpaw for several sea
sons, announces that he has reached an
agreement with Garry Hermann, own
er Of the Cincinnati club, and viii play
there this season. Weimer at one time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

Richmond, Ind. March John
Duggan, the Indiana pitcher. has been
released by the New York Nationals TO
Nashville.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

TAKE 1A1NAI p BROAdO duinine Tablets
Druggists refund money If III 'fnfl~ F@e15s-s
E. W GRO YES signature Or each BaT =
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stated that he would not play with the
Reds, but, instead, would 60 into busi-
ness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-01

Would Sell De AEontreviIIe.
Toledo, O., March 1.=Gene De Mon
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in the state and when completed and
equipped will have cost in the neigh
borhood of 500. 00O.=Iola Register
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Unconstitutional q mdl

Die pintirIife 9efaldgna5me uns
5eIt1dltuH9 BEG 0eutI9eu Se1elibl'.
les aSopfeus" orohte 5u elmer ernH,n
&eibung 3piihen ser Siirtsi un0 elmer
3meiten euTopdii6en Ma9t 3u
iibyeu. Dant oan tbattrdftigea @iH-
5teiiea bes oeuti6en8 otiAafterg 5rei
6syra W}1ri2aa .. 8ie6sritsin puroen
Die S6pierigtsiien ieOo6 ianea tsi-
laleaf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
Yanoesuerratb.

eas @eidJsseriat in eeiS5ia 0sr6aH'
set binter DsridloicHen SGircH
ssssH sDsi sbrIOie SurideH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

SIe, . Wlai.
sire forie Nlt,oaias taoptiiatr
F~iHsU,uoaf mit iliHi alaoaer III
laf Die 0fiejit oss 9onal2 ~ubsrle3aa
c.g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
@tt e@enIan6.

Das sUla3ia S6iffe fare britiThs
@ei6ipdoer. usl6s5 ih int pirdus
bei3ts ole EeHet. IS err
nod Oas Giutrcffsa Ser 3~lpeittI
len, peide pon Osn
RouteraOmiral griu}en 2ouis BON
8attsn6er9 5sie5ljgt miro uno i'm 9o-
oeatir 3. ). Die amerit1nii6sH OK
lplNcr btiuchte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

aae 2rei iuarcu augcflnst Blanc uHS
0oSells fir lInteriseminen an aH5.
wartise @adtr Derfauit 5u GabeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

gsi.s osrtoorfens1 Eisqrbsrihldgs III
ner Ulebrbeit oss Reihsiaees nod in
Der tlfteH StuRoe m~lHogsrsht az
maGeH, Damn 1T gutter 9atb t1susr. oa
BE con Der 4sgisrung gsDdnf6tsn
go Utiaionsn Utari nimmnms5r 3as
iaTmeHtommeH lDer6sn.
Berlin. Z. g2li.
Die Geaefuag 6sa 8si6stan5!trs
f%yiritsE .. 8aloD bat IN DIT iiiHgiu
53eit iolae 6orti@ritss gsmaai, oaB
9er Retoa0alsscsHt QnioRgs5 uni rsiIes
f.r!ia lsiH ourits.
Berlin. r. Mai.
0is aus mlalhin asmeloet Miro.
fao 5srsits gesen 0as 5IrteHp1aT
Wrs0e. BEN BdHter 0ss Salo6es 8ds
ieoon uH0 Sic 6ausoams 0ei0ig 9afts
6efe6ie erlafeH per0eu. 8.i BEN ieis
tens 6er 8oli3ei oorssHommenen
61Bsiu6anatn purot cine unmaFs
0pH Sil6er5eaA 0as aus ueun sroBn
Barrier unb 9erlinsr 6OteIs f1mmi
uuo msbrsrs rieIi9e g0r5e iiiai, gts
fuR9eH. Uan erDaTtet in or an
g.ls8sa5eit nod peitere Isniasion.ae
gn!5iluHgen.
Berlin, Z. 0lai.
Der 6arit 4oolp6 b. 8re0e lieB Ieis
men fri6aren Disner Qoolp6 @laie uas
ten 0sy 4nflage bar @rpreFuug oer-
artea. Gieis QtlbHa5me 6dust nit
.osr SHtoeduag oes 5afslgsi6irrs aus
SstliHer uno Barrier 5otsls IN
S@.che 90is0op 5ui1mmen.
Der o8srluer QotalaR3eiger" en-
tldrt. e ri be.aHHt gepsieH, oaB Sic
5Griin .. Wreoe tleptomanli6 Der
aula5t isj.
lie0e, Die Grmjttelun9 ser nit 0ea
8Imea otr 6otels siHgra0irten Sill
5srpaaren inb t5riqsHs DiDerfprss
deE1s 8sri6is In umlauie. IS
iteiai 0aB BET Dem 8srlmer 6ofe cine
}ir3aige e%ialitf. uuO oab auf @run0
,isisr 03e 8e55roea in gtllhin dnGe
0isien Duroen. Die 6au5iU6ung int
@bi0B S1ie0olp Dor3aHe1men. Der
)lIma 0s5 4ule5srs Duroe gsteim aez
aal,tn; e iheiat isbt DAB GLAZE ole
4H1abe mahte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

8oHl, >. Wtdi.
SJio!ae ooH @trsitil.titen in 3uyiu
iber DIE 1otoetan3 tjr3ertr 4r5eiis
3eit iejitUs bar 4e5ey lit GtihioKeu
.pagoeH. mcegan3Rjtt19 ejRtu @eReya,
trtjl ogr0 cans Staten So be3iaGea.
Der @trCtt bst tsreiis in Bologna
ttgQrgeJ mo IS iaWGt bert m26.sre
&~tdsBarlta iHi0i8e etu1s
1Hples Syanteu ErGp2eu un0 Strc}s
Tern p9r.
&tne0il. o. Mai.
Sic glaat -9l19u1- INIT 5rau no
bert GI0eiet on 9oro hieB 5euie bier
bct Der Gtai1bgt in Den 6afta nit
cjaan t'aItsnil5sn &rs59fdfis az
'2maea. &tice q fs l0uyoea lsitt
gsffaei9i.