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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
0'BR|EN AND BURNS
Will Come Together Thanks.
giving Day for a Bout at
Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. est has
been a long time since any pugilistic
event in this vicinity has aroused the
supporting fraternity as has the match
between philadelphia Jack" O'Brien
and Tommy Burns. which Is to be de-
cided tomorrow In the arena of the
Pacific Athletic club. There Is bis
demand for tickets and the club ex-
poets every foot of space commanding
a view Of the ring to be filled when
the gong calls the men to battle.
While O'Brfen. acknowledged one of
the shiftiest and cleverest fighters who
ever put on the gloves. Is naturally
looked upon as the probable winner.
Burns has showed up SO we'll In his
recent fights that he Is counted upon
to give the fast Philadelphia hard
tussle for the decision. 1t Is the prac-
teal certainty that the fight will be b
fast and furious affair that has attrac-
ted to 1t so much attention. The selec-
ton Of Champion Jef1ries to referee
the contest has added to the public In
terest.
Both men have trained faithfully for
the contest and reports from their re-
spective quarters are to the effect that
they are in the best of condition.
O'Brien never looked better in his en-
tire career. although he has not
trained SO hard as Burns. This is ac-
counted for BY the difference in the
builds and temperaments OF the fight
ers. O'Brien takes on little or no
weight. while Burns on the other hand
is feshy if he does not keep constant
ly at work.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
Amuse,7,ents
KERRY Cow.

Although 1t is some time since 10
seph Murphy presented Kerry Cow in
Grand Forks there are Il large num-
Der OF people who retain vivid remem-
berance Of the clever play and curios-
ity will be aroused to see how 4 new
star can portray the character made
famous during the last fourteen years
by such a veteran as Joseph Murphy.
Allen Doone is blessed with tenor
voice OF surprising sweetness and
power and will render several ballads
at each of the performances that will
be given at the Metropolitan 1omor-
row
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
Sporting Spiel.

Yale. Harvard and other Of the big
eastern colleges take part in the inter-
collegiate cross country champion
ships at Princeton today.
A great cooking main is announced
to begin at GAINESVILLE. Texas. today
and continue three days.
Invitations have been distributed to
owners of game cocks throughout the
country. The meeting is announced
for gentlemen only. and owners must
represent their birds.
Tomorrow will witness the close OF
the football season Of 1906. The major
ity of the big games scheduled for the
day will be played In the west. In
the east the principal games will be
those of Pennsylvania and Cornell at
Philadelphia, and Virginia and the Car
Isle Indians at Norfolk.
1t looks as though the Tri-state
League will work again next season
outside the national agreement. The
so-called outlaws play Class A Ball
beyond dispute. but the population of
their district does not meet require
ments.
Some OF the major league moguls
want post-season series among all
the teams Of the American and Ma
tional leagues. The first four teams
would be sufficient
Nearly all the football players who
are good runners and punters like the
English Rugby. The heavy boys as q
rule prefer the present intercollegiate
game.
After the coaches. captain and play
ers of successful football team re-
ceive their praise and honors there is;
little left for the one fellow who de-
serves 1.-THE trainer
Many OF the fight critics think kid
Herman is in for a beating when he
meets Joe Cans. Perhaps he Is but
there must be something in boy who
can fight himself to the top as the
kid" has done.
IL they improve in the future as they
have done in the past the Vanderbilt
! University eleven will be giving som.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
& THIS IS NJ syTH BIRTHDAY.-
Eari Grey.

% 9 Q 90 o 5000 - %
Earl Grey. who succeeded Lord
Mnto as governor, general of Canada,
was born Nov. %. 1851. and is des-
cendant of famous liberal statesman.
His father was that General Grey who
was for so many years private secre-
tary. first to the Prince Consort and
then to Queen Victoria, accompanying
King Edward on the occasion of his
tour in America forty years ago. Lord
Grey won his spurs as an administr-
ator OF great ability In South Africa.
The family of Lord Grey has been sit
uated at Howick In Northumberland
since the sixteenth century. The first
Earl vas one of the commanding off,
GERS OF the British forces In the Amer
lean war Of Independence. and Eng
land owes to him and to Lord st. Vim
cent the greater portion of the West
Indies. Lady Grey is the daughter of
Robert Holford. London millionaire,
and Is very wealthy in her own right.
The Greys have four daughters and a
son, the latter bearing the title Of
Viscount Howick.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28

Canada, born.
lSG2-Battle Of Crane hill, Ark.
lSSa--Fire In Boston destroyed $4,000
900 in property.
lSa:--G.oubet ministry In France re-
signed on the Panama scandal issue.
lS9'--Austrian ministry resigned ow-
ing to disorders In the Reichsrath.
lS99-Harpers' publishing house. New
York. failed.
l90l--Columbian liberal troops sur
rendered ut Colon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
Of the Northern football, teams q hard
rub one of these days.

Of the Northern football, teams hard
rub one of these days.
Since the fatal ending OF the Harry
1-ewis-Mike Ward bout at Grand Rap
Ids Governor Hanley Of Indiana has
frowned on the fighting game and it
Is probable that all things pugilistic
will be at standstill In the Hoosier
State for some time to come.
All eyes In the football world will
be turned toward Philadelphia the
last Of this week where on Saturday
the teams of the Annapolis academy
and West Point will clash in their an
nual grldiron battle.
Joe Thomas has agreed to box Al
Neill and Frank Mcconnell 10 rounds
each in San Francisco next Friday
night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
FIGHTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE

Nov. 2S.-Belfield Wolcott VS..
BARLEY Connolly. 10 rounds.
Rumford Falls.
Nov. 2S.-Jack O'Brien as. Tom
my Burns. 20 rounds. Los An
geles. Cal.
Jack Dunleavey VS.. Charles
Cornwall. 10 rounds. Topeka.
Kas.
Willie Schumacher VS.. Benny
Franklin. Baltimore. Md.
Packie Mcfarland vs.. Eddie
Tancel. Is rounds, Davenport.
Ia. .
Joe Walcott VS.. Honey" Mel
lody. Is rounds at Chelsea, Mass.
December 5-Mickey Ford VS..
Ray Bronson. Is rounds, Ham,
ilton. Ont.
December Abe Attel VS.. Jim
my Walsh. 20 rounds. Los An
geles. Cal.
January kid" Herman VS..
Joe Cans. 90 rounds. Ton
opah. Nevada.
Jan. 1S-Abe Attel vs.. Harry
Baker. 20 rounds. Los Angel
es. Cal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-28

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1836-lIondon university instituted.
1S5l-I1ord Grey, governor general Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
MAYOR NJ CARTHY|
SPEAKS TONIGHT
The Foundations OF the City to
Be the Very Interesting
Theme.
LADIES URGED TO ATTEND
Seats Will Be Reserved for the
Councilmcn Who May Be
Detained.
LADIES URGED TO ATTEND

What lis the Mayor going to speak
about?. Is the question on evcrybody.s
lips. The answer is easy enough, His
subject is 1.-THE Foundations OF the City.r
Beyond that no ono except the Mayor,
himself can tell. Possibly his ,steno-
grapher could. but ,shn WON'T 1t is
doubtful. however. II she could tell all
that he will talk about. for when the
Mayor gets to talking at, the Academy
stantial subject as The Foundations
OF the CITY," he may not confne himself
to the dictated text 1t would bo very
much unlike tho Mayor TO do so.
All that Is positively known is that
at $3.50 o'clock tonight. promptly on the
minute, Mayor Mccarthy Will be intro
.duced to his audience at the Academy of
Music by Mr. s. S. r. PaEteson. and
will at once proceed to say his say on
The Foundations OF the City, Those
hoisknow tho Mayor are prepared 40
say they are sure Of a few other. things,
to-wit: He will be interesting he Will
not be in the least tircsome; lie will say
something that 1t is worth the While for
every good citizen of Richmond. 'includ-
Ing the women, to hear: that he will not
say anything that good women ought
not to hear. Indeed, tho Mayor is anx-5
fous that ladies' shall hear him, for he
feels that they. above all other people.
have an abiding interest In the founda-
lions OF a good city, in which they must
live.
The boxes and the best seats In the
Academy will be reserved for the ladies',
and they are urged to occupy them.
All the members Of the Council like.
other citizens, are curious to know what
the Mayor is going to talk about. and It
goes without saying that all OF tho city
fathers will be Mt the Academy Tonight.
Three committee meetings have been
scheduled for tonight but such mem
bers of the Council as will llayo to at
tend these have arranged to hurry
through with the business that calls them
together at s O'clock, so that they. may
reach the Academy at $3.50. Seats will.
be reserved for them.
Thesusua brigade OF polite usllers viii.
be In attendance, and the audience will.
be comfortably seated as, long as a va
cant seat remains. Tho Academy VIII.
probably be packed to Its utmost ca y
,paolty, and that every hody may be sea ted
before the speaking begins, the hour for
tho Introduction OF the speaker OF tic
evening has been set for $8;3O. sas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
ACTUAL EARNINGS
OF LOUISVILLE E..
Are SO Enormous That Six Mil
lions Can Be Spent Yearly in
improvements.
SOUTHERN OPERATORS AGREE
The G. & O. Inspection Special
Train Will Reach Rich
1nond Sunday.

The special train, ihaving on board
Railway Company, who arc engaged in
an Inspection OF the road, was located on
yesterday on the Big Sandy River Divis
ion.
1t is expected that the inspection will
end on Saturday night and that the
officials will reach Richmond on sunday
itiornins.
Major e. p. Hotchkiss, general freight
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio, join
cd the party on Tuesday.
The following official circular has been
ISSUED by the Seaboard Air Line RAIL
way. addressed Ito. all agents, conncc-
lions and others c6ncerned:
The general Offices at Portsmouth were
badly damaged by fire on March 4th, 1876
The different departments are tempor-
arly quartered as follows:
President and general manager. room
70S Bank of Commerce building. Norfolk.
Second Vice-prcsdent and traffic man
eser, rooom us Bank of Commerce build
ing. Norfolk.
General freight agent. room Ala, Bank
or Commerce building. Norfolk.
Comptroller, kim Hall. Portsmouth
Auditor of disbursements, Kim Hall,
Portsmouth.
Purchasing agent. Klrr Hall, Ports
mouth.
General industrial agent. Kim I4Iall.
Portsmouth.
General. superintendent, Masonic Tenn
iln. Portsmouth. h
Car service agent, Masonic Temple.
Portsmouth,.
Auditor Of passenger receipts. Masonic
Temple, Portsmouth
Auditor of freight receipts, nrnory
building, Portsmouth.
General counsel. Commercial building,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
The Navahoesin Good Shape.

vs. WILAIING1QN. Gu Nlarcf 4 no
clyde liner. Kavnhoc. las Reloaded the
cargo which WINS III glitarod Whilo sho was
ashore On Cape Fear bar Ia week ana
expects to proceed to New tome Y Y
row, If n; siS II AN wv 5S H ,ISS
Tho vessel was not Y ainagcd i,si ilsfs
grounding to any uppreclat I've ext on y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
AS Suspicious Characters.

Two young men, giving their natnes
as Archer Nixon and Frank Gum, were
arrested yesterday morning by officer
Moore. charged with being suspicious
characters. Nixon resembles very much
a picture Of man wanted in Washing
ton. for forgery. He is alleged to have
forged several checks In Washington OIL
Manchester banks.
The. two men walked into the Man
chester bank Yesterday, and asked
Cashier Walden for money to take them
Nixon. and the answers were not salts
factory. OFFICER Moore was told OF the
suspicious actions OF the men, and ar
rested them. They will be held for SOW
eral days. until their records can BE in
Yestlgatcd.
A Surprise Party.
The friends OF. Miss Myrtle Morriscttc
delightfully."- surprised her at her homo
on Ssmmes StreetlTucsday night. Among
those present We're: Misses Norma
Wright Carrie Bottoms. Maud Merit.
Josie Mccarthy Ethel Robinson. Ruth
Hubbard and Corina Johnson: Masters
Leroy Hudson. Charles Taylor Kenneth
Andrew Pugli. Refreshments were
served.
AN Evening Of Mirtil, Will be the
stitleFof an entertainment, to be given in
Leader Hall on tho night OF the o7th.
under the auspices OF the Builders,
League OF Fifth Street Methodist Church.
The programme now being arranged will
include several musical selections that
bid fair to be welcomed by the Man
chester audience - j.
Personals and Rriefs
Rev. A. C.. Berryman., who has boon
visiting his daughter. Mrs. A. A. Adj.
kris, Returned yesterday morning to
his home in Churchland. Va. 4.
MI. H.. Lee returned yesterday morn
ing from New York, where he went on
account of the illness OF his sister. Mrs.
Jennie Kohn.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stratton, who. has been Wis
iting Mrs. j.. O.. Mosby In tho city, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. A i Adamson is III Brunswick
county to attend the sale OF much land
there
Tho funeral of Mrs. Francis d. DOL
.lings will be conducted from her home,
No. sol Everett Street, this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Rev. ]. IL. Jolliffe pastor OF
Central Methodist, and Roy. DR.: Cridlin.
pastor Of Stockton Street Baptist
Churches will conduct the services, IN
terment will be made in injury Gene
terry. !. 4,
Mr.. Richard Harris Is indisposed at
his home in MarxisAddition.
Mrs. a. w. Fahr left yesterday for
Brunswick county to visit her relatives.
AR. R. F.. Blakey. OF Petersburg. Tues
day afternoon purchased from Mr.. Mann,
OF Manchester, a ,seyenty-acre tract OF
land on the Petersburg Turnpike for,
$3.50.
Rev. Mr. Goodrich. missionary from
the Philippines, preached In West End
Methodist Church last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
Letter TO C. w. Antrim & Son.

sAt ~ l1NlNJN0y " NJ
81 Dear 81 sirs: There's nothing We like to-
! TACKLE 80 well as a oheap -painta town.
Deyon is cheaper than any sotS.ern. Cheap.
means dear. and cheap means cheap you;
can always tell which, Cheap town. rs.
4naaty; cheap sDcyoe is faithful and true
iIoevoc. "
MIRA ] Smith. Littlestown, Pa painted
his house; his painter told him to got
1914 gallons Deyoe; Ind a y left. S
al Mr. a III Rebert, same town, has lots OF
bull dings; paints peyoe; pays 90 cents
tho cheapest paint there il. He knows
M II covers he don't half know howlt5
wears yet, q n Yours truly
80 a AZ II w lIoFIyO H..3 g co gs
a IL s,-~llarIis hardware Co, sell opls
,pai Int * s TX III 4. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
Evangelistic Service.

The cvangelstict services in. Oak Grove
Baptist Church are drawing large crowds.
Rev. c. o. Woodward. pastor of Cowardin
Avenue Christian church, is preaching
every night this week. "
After the revival closes In the Baptist
Church, like services will begin in the
5G.ristian Church. and the Rev. ]. a:
Sullivan. pastor Of Oak Grove Baptist
Church.. will preach each night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
news GATHERED
From S0UTH| is D [:
Employers Arc Requested to
Have Employees Vacei-
mated.
Health AUTHORITIES ACT
Two White Men Arrested As
Suspicious Characters.
Personal.
.HEALTH AUTHoRlTlEs Ac1

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch.
q No. 1112 Hill Street. (
a Joint meeting of the Health Conn
mittce and tho Board Of Health WAS held
last night III the Office OF Dr.. p. !.
sRuckcr, Twelfth and Decatur Streets.
1t was decided b request tile officials
OF all the manufacturing plants and other
industries In the city to have their. om-
rloyes vaccinated. The secretary was
instructed to communicate at once. with
tho different officials OF the following
TINS: Standard Oil Company, Richmond
OIL Company, Manchester Paper Twine
Company. Standard Paper Company, a.
D. shotwell. Richmond Electric Company,
]. +. Johnston and the Southern shops.
and make tho request that the employees
be vaccinated.
This prccnution is taken because OF the
many cases OF smallpox in Richmond and
in Petersburg. While there is not a case
o: the disease in the city at this time.
nor has there been a case for months,
the health authorities believed 1t wise to
take every necessary precaution to keep
tn disease away. I'll 8
In an informal manner the members
of tho BOARD OF. Health and the Health
Committee discussed the appointment or
the election by the joint session of the
Council of n sanitary officer. 1t was
agreed that tic officer should be a man
who would discharge his duties without
fear OF any person.
There arc about fifteen applicants for
the position. No application will be re-
ceived or considered by the Councilman
OF a person who Is not'a qualified voter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
LEGISLATURE TO
FINISH UP TO-DAY.
Two Houses Met Yesterday, and
Will Hold Final Session
This Afternoon.
MANY BILLS ARE SIGNED.
Only Waiting for Governor Swan
son TO Dispose Of Pending
Measures.
MANY BILLS ARE SIGNED

Both branches OF the General Assem-
bly, held brief and painfully formal seq
sions yesterday, the only business which
was transncted having been the signing
OF bills by the two presiding officers.
Tllese Wgit on their way to the Cow
ernor and to-day the final sessions Will
be held and tho last farewclls said.
~ The House Will meet at noon to-day
and the Senate ut I o'clock. THIS arr
ranEcipcnt was effected in order to all
low one presiding officer to sign all the
bills. SO as not to delay the session OF
the other body. When this shall have
been done. a brief recess will be takcr.s
In order to lot the Governor complete
Ills work OF signing UP, after which tile
usual final messages Will be passed be- =
tween His I;xcellcncy and the law
makers.
The Governor.is Will up with Ills work,
and the enrolling clerks have the last
bills ready for the approval of the pre-
siding officers and the Governor.
But Few Attended.
Nothing of special Interest took place
in the sessions yesterday. and they were
SHINY attended by members and visit
ors. Senators present ut the meeting OF
the upper branch were Alessrs. Anderson
anu tiaTHluu,s4 Oi -ttiCitIIlOHu, fN1ilTTelt, Oh
Henry: Mann. of Nottoway:: Thomas. of
I1ynchburg; NiemeVer,5 OF Portsmouth,
Wickham. of Henrico. and Lynn OF Lou
ltloun. There was no prayer and the,
session was brief. The House proceeds
ings We're opened With prayer by Dele
gate Gaines. of Norfolk. The record Of
the lower branch is that It has never
proceeded without the Invoking OF divine
presence and guidance.
Must Have Some Fun.
Members present were Speaker Card
well. Delegates Lane. Byrd. Pey ton. Pll-s
liam, Gaines, HoWlc, snead, Throckmor-h
ton, Early, Brown. zee, Thornhill. Cole
man.. Gregory Churchman, Cox and
Dunn. 54
A resolution was dopted providing for
the payment of the assistant clerk for
q period of thirty do Us flor the end 8ot
the session.
Mr., lane made hum Gus speech. II: {
which he{s suggested that The bust OF
Captain John Smith, prcscnted By Cap
tain Charles ;Aloyer&to the State, be q ycms
IA place In the busted Stat e, treasury Ma
This brought Colonel 4 g Ell to- his ssfeet ,S
and on his motion M finite leave
,ofg nbsence was graz ted Lane ~ am nl9t
laughter. ssts ~ M ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15

Portsmouth.
Claims attorney, Commercial building.
Portsmouth.
Superintendent ,of telegraph, care or
Western Union Tel cgraph Company,
Portsmouth. j. NJ. BARR.
President and General Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Still Charm,

ing.
DR. Osler. disbeliever in longevity,
would have been woefully displeased had
lie been present at the recent wedding
of Miss Mary S.. Bateson. to Mr.. Eyre
Gibson Gainrd. Tho young bride is a
Erandniece Of jefferson Davis. and Mrs.
Davis. very sweet and tdistingulshcd. was
present Although she is " eighty-one
years old she was one of the brightest
and most animated guests, and the buds
felt Obliged to look to their laurels lest.
they sllouold be compelled to take a.
back seat.-New York Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
Adn1iralsWe Tonight

Admiral Webster will deliver Ills In
1tg and instructive stereoptican
lecture on Japan III tho assembly hall Of,
z. NJ The public generally is Invited to
pc present, and especially the patrons
ana children OF Central School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
Returns to Washington.

Mr.. Walter Fl. Terry, formerly pop,l-
lar and we'll known young. man OF this
city, who has been In the government
employ in Washington for several years.
ana who is In the city visiting relatives
and friends, Will return to the Aapital
city to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
MUST KEEP OUT.
Negroes Not Desired in Court
While Smallpox Prevails.

Raillff Gibbons and Court Of1icer Rob-
5ins viii for the next two or three weeks
sce to 1T that the throng OF negroes who
have been accustomed to pack the rear
part of the room wherein Justice John
.Jcter scrutchfleld presides Ia kept out Ar
Justice Crutchneld has issued an order
that ,nll negroes who nre not principals
or witnesses In some case to BIO called
In tie court arn foreman out Of the
chamber Of Justices i5 ID.
This IL done on account or tho prey-
alence Of smallpox among the negroes,
and It Is feared that some one with the
disease might get into Il lc court room
and spread It among the other. no sroes
assembled tharr, X " \ \.
) Tho order of the court Will be carried
ont 10 the letter q I q a M kssl n N mn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
PENNY ARCADE CASE.
Ends in Hastings Court With With
cn11if = u. h

Verdict Of Acqultal
Frank Irerrandlni the proprllecttors q 70
Penny Is rcade, was tried In the HnsllslRh
Court yesterday morning on AZ y appeIl5
from Justice Crutchtel' COURT y,
ihe wns fined $50 ind given ono ea y N
iaIl for exhibiting alleged improper plc, |,
lures Al the Penny Arcade on l'foau
Street. 8 s sts v.
4 Among tn, witnesses yyerc Mayor
Carthy, Row. Ar. "A lkins.. Chic iollce
Werner, Mr.. Craig OF the CRAIG MY VII
!. Xfter the testinlony was q Inland At-a
torney n lkess and Mr.. Snlith;sifoss
tito tefense, Ind max dc tspeec ne &1llr
took the case. ttels en- minutes he
5i,,ry returned and asked Judge witt g f9s
they could impose n tlIa WI now hadlnE
they could not. hey took anot herGst ton
minutes to cbnsidera md 7 hen returned
= yerllctg Of not 8 I'LL ". s,S a