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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
Site pOr Gag.

8et er life por Gag at tilrdaoe
pore 2elere, bbao Meoiciner De ffdl
eller life ital tage; men pm Intaact
af 0el6reoelier fan ta9es lom Wlads
leltot, maa Or. Beter's &urito iitterz
lio bore ct mere emo alminosligt Qez
Semiooel, fom fortjener ale t9ntenoe
Menneiters Opm9rfIombeo. Den
bleb fprf tilbereot at gamle Or.
}obrneb 1880. &enbfabet til benne
oamle llrtemeoicin er life Ida uos
breot, Ipm Den fllnoe bore, at osn
@runo, at ben alori9 bar baret fofst
paa 9lpotbeter. Den er blepen tilbes
reot uforanoret af fire pad bindnocn
fsleenoe Slagtleo, til bpem Receptsn
er gaaet Orb fom ct Samilieitbffe.
@ioere Oplpsnineer fan erboloes peo
5oenpenoelie til 6e nup9renoe Snoes
hapere, Der neoitammer | lige 2inie
fra oen aamle Or. Sabrnep. Sr. pes
ter sSabrneb &c Cons Co., 112-118
So. Sppne 9lpe., Gbicdgo, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
6por er Godefeller ?

Sra Glebelano, 8, meIoes felz
oenoe: Sobn 3. Rocfefeller bar life
oqret at Re iioen Septemoer, og paa
5oreIpprsler ON BAN bar man faaet
oct 9par, at bans nuberenoe Ops
6olosfteo er ufenot. @eorge Ruoo,
9focfefellers Spoger. fl nplig ct
8rep fra BAN Do Iiger, at ban lite
trpr, Goctefeller er | europa. 9et
Ipnes imiolertio. iom om Ruoo peo,
hppr ban er. men at ban lite pnlter
at looe oct blipe betenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
Sarpers Wlimoe

Der bar fsrit 9ale om at opfere
e. aapel til prof. Or. Wm. R. 9are
pers Minoe, men nu bar man Sts-
oct beitemt at oprette ct fort 8eblios
tbet bette gjemeo.
@eo ct Meoe af llniperiitetets
1atliltet % 2llumni fornblig bar
man beiiemt til 6orpers minSe ii
ppfere ct 8ibliotbet (,,librarpm pi
foritaar af Commencement, at Der
menes en- 8ibliotbetsbbanins), iom
fal toiie minoit $1,000,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
StaoiGitelie nf @Ois' @als.

Sra @oTbington meloes ben 80
Gan: s en- efsetutib Sesiion
Dag itaofeIteoe Senatet Charles "
@oIs Domination til 5oreneoe Std-
ters DiItritts 2lonotat for gte4
brafa.
5er ban moota9er i'm &pmmis
Iion, bil Wlr. @oIs life uotale fig
ON fine Sremtiospldner. SSerit ef.
ter at ban er retm9siig initaleret
fit Gmbeoe, bill ban beitemme, bbil-
ten aanoide, Der bliber oen n9ite
Ger fal unOerIsges.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

Gnonu bill Di li9e minoe ON Gbris
titan ks 6Or9oIo til &riitenoOm.
men. @i bar f9rlig De ienere Oar
lagt UlGrte til bans regelmasiige
airfebeIsg, os Oeo flere 2sili9beoer,
Iioit beo &aarangen df grins Garl
iom Norqes &On9e, bar Den samle
aOn9e IaOet Oro faloe, iom tpOeoe
paa perionliet @uosforbolo oe &riz
itentro. Oct tjener bos en- 2anoss
fnrfte fom ct ftsnt etsempel for oct
Folt, BAN reeerer. Og oct er Iaa
itent. fDr6i oct ellers life er pea
Mooen. at Gpriter biTer oeres GOrz
bolo til @uo og 8riItenoom.
@eliignet bore aong Gbriftiun
1Xs Minosl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
Is Marg.
Sibite Oprsr / glaoipuitof.
after roIigt t.

Sra ct. petersborg meloes Der
unoer l. Sebr.: @reb 8itte bar /
Dag mootaget fpl9enoe 8elegram fra
General QineDit9, Der fommanoerer
59ren | Mlan6uret:
General @rtamonoff beretter unoer
l. 5ebr., at Der after er Ro I Nlaoi=
boitof. 9tGe oe, Der oeltog Opiton=
ben, bar uotrntt oeres 9neer, oeres
0engipenbeo for &ejieren og 6eres
SorI9t at blipe fro inoo oeres 60.
General Mist6enfo er dnfommen iii
! Ylaoipoitot.
paa famine Sio berettes Der fra
9laoiboitot ON oen iioite Opftano,
pe bporleoes Den bleb neolagt. Den
%. San. bleb 80 af Oprsrerne ftuot
neO meO Maifingeparer. DE bltr
te9rooeoe meo fulo Milit9rbonnsr.
Uten peo Sioen oeraf berettes, at u
maaoeliee procesiioner. bbori Der bar
5uiinoer at Soloater, Mariner pg
Gibile, Ser bar oct rsoe Stag pg
lang repolutionere Sange, fulgte
2igene til @raben. &iiterne bar
b9ffeoe meo &ranie, Der bar Sn0-
ftrifter iom: Sill eoigt Minoe ON
N1artprerne pg til ebig Stdm for
Woroerne.,
8lanot tire Officerer, iom Oprsrers
ne or9bte, bar Oberit llremnoff, IL
&pmman0dnt General Selibonoff
bleb alpOrlig iaaret.
5oruoen De 80, ser bleb orGbt
UNDER Oemonitrdtipnen oen %. San.
bleo 400 iaareoe.
&en / @aoerne fortIatte npgle
8a9e, unoer 6bilten 8oiatterne itfc
funoe bploe Stano. Oberit llremnOIF
bleo Ituot al Wieno | bans eget Ste
9iment. Mfen bbao Der bidlp til 5ree
hens 9enoprettelie bar, at @enerm
9ltooe, oa ban fit aommanooen oer
26. San. gift ino paa at tr9ffe &oIoiz
terne tilbaqe og leslaoe Sangerne.
Den 27. San. u6fteote Sploaterne
fel9enoe prpfldmation:
nadnmeroter og 9orgere: 8pen
er nu bebOgtet af @olunterer
5teoet for &ofatterne, bbilte er
fierneoe. 2uO 8ampen flute os Srs
Den 6erite.n
0a bleb Der 9fo, og Sorretnin9
genoptoges. @n Yetition ON Oprs=
rernes 8enoaoning er ienot til
G3aren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

Drowning 2ouiIe omtales Iom enc
Itaaenoe blanot @uropas Gbritinher
/ to SenIeenoer - bun er Den
bsieite og oen rigeite. 6un bar drpet
fore 9tisoOmme efter fine 6prGlbre
8i tenoer MI ct anoet 3r9f bos benz
0e, lom fulot Iaa bel er bGro Oms
tale = bun er tenot iom en- lepenoc
og dlOorlig &riiten.
Song G6riitidn * bill blipe BIZ
fat RoStiloe 0omfirfe 5reoerit
ben 5emtes &apel, bnor bans afosoe
Drowning 2ouiies joroiIfe 2epnin=
ger bpiler. s OberensItemmelIe meo
aongens tioligere uotalte 9niter pel
9egrabelfen foregad uoen fore Gerce
monier. Song 6aaton of Norge,
Drowning 9lleranora of @nglanD,
Song @eorg af @ratenlano og fere
af 8ongens uoenlonolfe Sl9gtninge
bill perfonlig onerpRre 8e9rdpelien.
Der uotales Spibl ON, at G3aren
of Ruslano ian tomme meo. Of
ube1agteoe bar 8eifer Wilbelm
melot ii9 fom perIonlig 0eltdser peo
8eqrdbelfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

81. 5ibiqer: st liflt 9onoe'p,il. @is
belhiitoriife Foreoroo or'r be IRE
aonqer Serobss M. 5e'fumsntc,
Nris inbbuaben 90c.
Gre SulefprtatIinoer. "a G'tsr. 3
SmiIdo 10c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

Oscar II" er afaddet fra Gbris
itiansfdno, y2orge, meo 246 pdsfas
qerer % pentes til yleip Yorf Den
10. Sebruar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
Sbriltian ks 9pb.
ssreOerif Wits SrOnbeitiselie.

gu01tdbet ON 3ong ebrlltldn
ms 0so tom unoerli9 pluoielig
og uoentet. Bel bar ban 10 bit OPP
De 1arene, men man bar bleben
iad pant til at Ie bam friIt og rant
5asIere oen enc Uailep9l efter ben
dnoen, og for life l9n9e iioen baboe
ban 10 oberitaaet en- temmelig dlpor
Zig Sngoom oeroppe 5piflano, iad
nu bar Der ingen af bans nGrmelte,
Der penteoe, at bans 8ortgang bar
ida n9r foreItaaenoe. Der bar ale
rsoe tdlt ON at bereoe bdm en- ten
S5soielsfeit, ndar ban Den 8. aprll
biloe fbloe lit 88. Mar.
gnonu faa Simer fer 8ongens
Dob bar Der ingen 5amilien, Der
aneoe, at Gnoen bar ner. 8 Ssns
bags ipaoiereoe ban iom ieoDdnli9
9aoerne. friit og tai iom uItio.
Om Gftermiooagen oberb9reoe ban
idmmen meo fine Ssnneisnner9uos=
tirneiten Solmens airte, og Ssns
a1g often fgrte ban Gori9oet peo
en- 6amilieoog paa 2lmdlienborg.
Uldnoaa Morgen too ban op peo
iaobanlig Sio og gdb en- ire Sis
mers 2lpoiens ON 5ormioodgen
Dan mootog Miniitrene FAINT "a
llnoeroficerer at Mldrinen, iom bun
9erTonlig meOoelte WeodIlien for
lang % tro 3jeneite. Gnonu fer
ian fpifte ,.2und" tog ban en- Spaos
itretur iammen meo lin 0otter Dag
mar, GntetejIerinoen of RusIuno.
llnoer Mooltioet begpnote ban at fe.
le fla utilpas, forloo SpiIeperelIet
% off ino I fit Sobeb9relIe, bbor ban
lagoe fg pdu Sengen. 6on bleO od
angrebet df ct bsftigt Sloebefinoenoe.
enteieiierinOen. iom itaoig bleO bos
ham, loo oa itrats to aeger tuloe.
gFter ct fort 9Iuno paogneoe Som
cen al. 3 os ilaaeoe ober itGrtc
Gmerter 8rDItet og flor Qanoeneo.
Dan too op af Sengen og lagOe ii5
pda Sofaen. Der bar MI tommet ct
Bar andre Meolemmer al 5dmilitn
til Steoe, og Der ienotes 9uo efttr
Hronprinien. Wlen fer ban ndoeoe
of fomme til Steoe, bapoe bans 6d
Der dllereoe bruget fit iioite Sui.
Dan oeoe ItilIe og rolig meo Gntetejz
ierinoens 6aano i'm. - s 29gegs
nes Bulletin beooer oct ON 0eosdars
faeen: oSpmptomerne tpoeoe paa
6iertefejl..
aong Gbriition X baOoe MI al
lereoe | mango 4ar o9ret en- me9et
folfef9r 8onee. Wlen oct bar dnoers
leoes 5sritningen. Mlisfornsjels
len meo bam bar od ftor. Der
tIdeeoes ii9r oper, at ban bar tiff
ffnoet. arigens ulbttelige llofalo og
3abet af Slesbig 6oliten ituloe
fdn babe Stblosn for. 8i buffer iad
soot, bboroan 5olteInatfen oa git.
90 Der iaas 6a allereoe frem impo
Sronprinlen Iom Ell mere odniiiin>
bet U1ano. Oet bar ip9re Sioer
for Song Gbriitian. Men ben
Sang bdboe ban naturliepis it9rtes
re Stulore til at bare Mooguns emo
oe fenere @or. Os fda baboe ban
en- odnositor os itart Drowning peo
fin Sibe. Men oct bareoe lanse,
fsr oct oanifs Tolt Taa meo ristig
penlige 9jne poa aons Gbriitian.
Det b9beoe bam en- bel Del, oa bans
8ern bleb iaa bit formGleoe. O9
faa bar Der 10 SreO oa Jremitriot |
2anoet og 5reo meo Raboerne. Del
Gjalp altIommen til at formiloe
Stemnineen. Men oct bar fsrit, oa
Ronq @briitian TX CAB efter for
ToIfets Moioritet oo 100 2anoet fda
et @enftre Wliniiteriim, al ban
bleb riotiq foltetar. Oq iioen Den
Sio bar oct oanffe 5plt funnel
faa 9ie for olle hans oooe 9noer.
Q}iit er oct oa ogfaa. al Song Gbris
itian IXs Reaerinnstio bleb Ddns
mdrfs @lansperiooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

lipntt lplpl VT tusio tiAe Sl PuV
Mooen. at Iyprfter biIer oerss 6orz
bolo til SUB oe 8riItenoom.
@eliignet bore aong Gbriftian
1Xs Minoe!
Song 6reoerif ben
Often oe.
aronprins Sreoerit telefonereoe
ejeblitfelig efter aongens Oso til
.Regeringens Meolemmer o9 unoers
retteoe Dem ON oct inotrufne. Statss
miniiter @briitenIen beeab fig Ser
paa itrats til 6olfetinget og unoers
retteoe oettes 5ormano om &ongen5
0e0. 3ineets Sorretnineer iuipen=
nereoes sieblitteIig.
0agen efter q 5irsoogs) msote
be9gs Ri9soagens aamre og protla=
mereoe 9ronprins freoerit fon
aonge af 0onmart UNDER Nabnet
fFreoerif VIII. Gfter Stif og 8ru9
inogab NtiniItrene oeres 2lfIteosanz
legninger men blen anmo6eoe ON at
blipe itanenoe / oeres 5ieneIte.
Samme Dag benbenote Statsmis
niiter ghriItenIen, meo Song 5reoez
rit beo i'm SIDE. fig fra Slotsbaltos
nen til en- Solteffare paa omtring
$4,000, Der bab0e iamlet fig paa
Neutrality-suspicious.. oa ideoe: ,,&ong
GbriItian TX er 0so. 29nge lepe
aone 5reoerit WILL 5oltet iOurcz
oe meo traftige 6urraber for ben
nbe aonae, Iom oerpaa bolot fri
qenoe Sale:
Dor gamle &onge, min bit el,
Heoe6aoer, bar luttet fine 9jne. Sur
ialot i SeOn freOelig Og itine, efterz
at ban til oct iiofte 6aboe opfDlOt
fine tonaeli9e qligter. Soet jeg
opertaeer oen fore 9frp, iom er ans
tragt pau mine Stulore. fer oct meo
oet oprigti9e Saab og oen inoerlige
9en, at Den 2lm9gtioe maa forunSe
mig Stbrfe til at leoe Regerineen /
ben famine @ono Iom min elifeoe
5aoer, og at ieg mau opnaa Den 2pts
te at famarbejoe | 5oritaaelfe meo
5olfet og bets bafete Repr1fentant'r
til Gremme af aft, fom fan tjene til
gotionens 9eote og bort tere SGs
hrelanos 2ptfe.
aao os forene os 9nitet: 2en.
qe lebe Georelanoetln
Senere uoienote aonaen | Stats7
raao en- formel proflamation til oct
hdnife 5olt ON, at ban bapoe ppers
taget Reeerinsen efter i'm afosoe
Saoer.
Song Jrsoerit ben Ottenoe er feot
5sn 3. STUNT 1S43 os saar iaaleoes |
fit 63. Qlar. Den %. Suli 1869
tIep ban formalet meo 2ouiie, prins
! fesfe af Sperrig og Rorge, Song
Carl oen XIV eneite 0atter. Te
| bar 8 Born - /. gbriitian, nu
aronprins, 35 Mar. = 2. Garl, MI
Song 9aaton af glorge, 33 @ar, =
S. aouiie, blipsr 81 | oeune Maaz
neo, gift meo grins Grieberid at
Shaumburg 2ippe, = A. Saralo,
% Mar, 5. Snaeborq, 27 @ar,
! aft meo prins gorf af Sperrig,
Sertug af @eIfergstfano, - G
5bbra, 25 par. = 7 Gjuitab, IS
Mar, - 3. 9oomor, Is @ar.
Sporoon 3cnn Sreoerif oen St
ienoes NPeoerirq Ifnf blibe, oct fal
pi life Tnod nm, r'en 'iffert er oct. al
Fan mootdoes meo @elbifIie of Sol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

DIT eIIt1It DulllIe DIaD | Nlllerttd,
Der llbgaar to !SanRe ON llgeu,
uo8ioes df oDolliib Qutb. 8ubl.
loUnie". g!air, 0ebr.
&rpoe=9tumre ienbes frit paa
,SOrlangenoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
BOUT STOPPED
BEFORE KNOCKOUT

The bout at the Washington sporting
club last night between Spike" Robson
OF England and Al Grander OF Phoenix
vile was temporarily stopped by n stam-
pede when the former was in a fair way
TO knock out the Pennsylvania I'm the
fifth round.
The stampede was all over i'm less than
minute, but while IL was on a score or
more OF men climbed through the ropes
and stopped the fighting. IL was several
minutes before order was restored, and
the intermssion gave Grander an oppor-
tunfty -te-fegain soHie-ef his strength
box out the last round in good style.
on points Grander had the better OF the
argument. For three rounds he made
Robson look poorly. and gave Spike"
quite beating. In the fourth round, how
ever, the English champion began TO get
in some terrific body punches on Gardnei
and these weakened AL so much that all
he could do near the finish was TO lab
Spike away with his left.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
JAY COULD IN
FINALS s WON

Gould continued his tennis victories yes
terday at London. defeating " Pennel at
the Queens club. The victory gives the
young American the right TO meet Eis-
tace Miles. holder OF the amateur cham
pionship OF Great Britain. Gould and
Miles will play on Wednesday.
Pennel was last years runner-up In the
tournament, and under the rules govern
ing the play the aspirant TO the cham
pionship had TO defeat him TO be entitled
10 play the winner. Gould defeated him
three sets 10 one.
In the first two sets Gould far outplay-
ed his opponent. Pennel not being able 20
do n thing against his young opponent.
The first Gould took 60 and the second
6-1
In the third set. however. Pennel played
splendidly and won by 6-S Then Gould
braced and played for all he was worth.
The Fnglishman's effort in the third set
told near the end. and Gould finally won
the fourth and winning set as ne liked.
The last score was 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
CANOE CLUB ELECTION

Last evening the annual meeting of the
Wonkituk Canoe club was held IN the
club house on the Ten Mile" and be-
sides tho election OF officers for the en-
suing year. considerable business was
transacted
There was n large attendance OF mem
bers. and they indorsed the majority OF
the officers by re-eiecting them The com
plcto list In as follows. President. John
n. Bnulgan. secretary and treasurer. Rob
ert Bonner. captain. Charles 8. Carpenter /;
lieutenant. Henry +. Marshall. board OF
governors. Frederick Mason. Henry r.
Marshall. regatta committee. ". -. Otis.
J. walter Boyden. The president. captain
and secrotary-treasurer act as members
ex-officio Of the board OF governors. and
the captain and secretary treasurer act as
members x-officio OF the regatta commit
tee
Mr.. Bonner made the annual report for
the FcCretary-treasurer. which showed
the club 10 be I'm a proSpcrou condition
and in good financial standing Tho an
nusl canoe carnival VIII be held on Omega
pond June 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
Il INNINGS TO
BEAT SYRACUSE

One OF the closest and most exciting
games tuTt WIS ever played at Medfefd
took place yesterday afternoon at Tufts
oval where Tufts succeeded In defeating
the University OF Syracuse. to 4. In an
thinning game.
With two men out and a man on Sec
ond base. Priest. n freshman, used HIS
third strike In knocking out three base
hit between center and right field and
bringing In the winning run.
In the second inning Wheeler started
the scoring for Syracuse. In the third
Ryan scored, and two more runs were
brought i'm by a two-base hit by Morris
sey. This completed the scoring for
Syracuse, although several times there
were men on bases
In the lith inning. Dolard with two
men on bases. Knocked safe hit TO cen
ter field. and had It not been for the
fine throw by Priest. assisted by Lamb,
Syracuse would have scored.
Watson pitched the entire game for
Tufts. He struck out Ave men. and also
kept the hits well scattered
Watkeys pitched for Syracuse seven in
nings. Davis replaced him i'm the eighth.
The features were the playing OF Soul
ly at third for Syracuse, and OF Roper
and Priest for Tufts.
The students late last evening held a
celebration on the campus Songs were
sung, there was cheeimg. a big bonfire.
and there was a nightshirt parade. The
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
BRITT ON WAY
EAST To FIGHT

Jimmy Britt left last night for New
York whore he Is matched 10 box Terry
McGovern 10 rounds NAV -
"All I know IL that I have $500 for
travelling expenses and two railroad tick
cts 20 New York. and that ! am matched
90 box McGOyern 10 rounds May 2S." said
Britt when asked today IL he had any
guarantee that the fight would take place.
II have no guarantee that the hEht
will occur. but I think u VIII Harry
Pollock. who r. promoting tho match II a
smart fellow. and I hardly think he
would go ahead with thing OF this kind
unless he had some understanding with
the authorities"
Britt said that the receipts would be
equally divided into four parts. The prin-
cipals. club and Madison square garden
would each receive y per cent. Britt will
fight McGovern az catchwelght. 40 he
will not need great deal % time TO
train Jimmy viii b. accompanied by his
brother, Willus. who Will attend TO his
interestA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
Bouts Lyansve Last Evening" the Goes With
400 FIGHT FANS HOwL|NG MAD

Almost on the same plane with the fea-
ture event was the seml-hnal OF 10 rounds
Between Eddie Jansen OF this city a d
Frank Adams OF Newton. Mass After a
battle royal between the game and clever
boys Referee Dougherty surprised the
spectators by giving the decision TO Jan
sen.
A draw would have been hard enough.
and there Is no doubt that the Jansen
crowd would have been pleased had the
verdict been that way. To most minds,
however. It looked like robbery. The first
three rounds were even up. In the fourth
Adams had slightly the better OF the
argument. but the local light evened IL
up I'm the nth. Al the start OF the
sixth 1t was anybody's fight. Jansen led
by a slight margin at the finish OF the
sixth. but the seventh was even up. and
Adams made the bout again nip and tuck
by fast and clever work I'm the eighth
The ninth and tehth rounds were six of
one and half dozen OF the other. AMI
doping II out this way a draw looked the
proper thing
Jansen surprised his largo following In
the hall by the hard and aggressive bout
which he put up He carried the fight
TO Adams In every round, and. like Sieger
against Chambers. had all the better OF
the inhghting. He was distanced at long
range. while Adams was also faster and
more scientific I'm his footwork. They
mixed II I'm lively fashion throughout the
10 rounds and reeled off one of the pret-
tiest semi-hnals 10 which the fans have
ever been treated.
There was nothing 10 the prelim. billed
for six rounds, but Frank Mantel Of Paw
tucket lie handed out series of jabs
TO Billy Smith mot the Mysterious Billy
Smith') OF Chelsea that had the outsider
on Queer street before the end OF the
first round. In the second the end was not
long I'm coming and Smith went down and
out. lie was outclassed at all stages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08

tho house was "Where did these two get
all the pepper they put into themselves
and the ginger displayed during each ses-
sion OF the fight"
When the argument started Il was
thought that the affair was TO be one
sided from the way Seger went at his
man. IL would seem 10 many that he was
out OF condition and not it. Before the
affair had gone many minutes, however.
that Illusion was dispclled and when the
mask was off he slNwed himself to be a
veritable lighting wonder. II he was a
lighting marvel however, then the other
man must have been a machine. for the
way the blows rained from one TO the
other and the way they leaped at each
other reminded one OF two or these toy
roosters wound up tight and forever on
the jump. Only there was nothing toy
like I'm the springs of these two and each
OF thom realized IL.
Seiger was there with the waIlops, too.
and the way he mixed headwork with
genuine lighting ability was a caution. At
ff-hghting Chambers had the better OF IL
and seemed a bit quicker on his feet, haN-
ing a longer reach, but Sieger more than
made mp for these qualities which were
but slightly lacking I'm himself.
The Quaker city lad darted In and out
like lightning and had his side-stepping
apparatus working to perfection. lie used
an upper-cut TO the neck and chops on
frequent occasions. and when Sieger was
pressing him hard he found no trouble
I'm landing a hard jolt TO the heart ana
stomach with a short right. This last
blow was a Teritable earthquake and had
Sieser doubling up all kinds Of ways TO
avoid it
Sieger never whimpered and was for
ever after his man He was at his best
In inhghting. and I'm this department Of
the game ne had IL by a long ways on
Chambers In the clinches he had very
annoying habit OF placing his left In "A
hard jolt TO Chambers jaw, which the
Philadelphia considered extremely rude.
Many times Chambers head went "crad-
ding and he seemed unable TO block the
blow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
BROWN FACES YALE IN GAME
TOMORROW AT new HAVEN

the Brown university baseball team
play the Ellis tomorrow afternoon in the
first game or the series with Yale The
Yale nine is n veteran one AMI has won
a great majority OF the games played
Victories have been scored against
Georgetown. Exeter, Columbia. Tufts and
n number OF other fast aggregations.
Yale suffered defeat early in the sea
son at the hands OF Amherst by a score
os 10 and were beaten last Saturday
In a close game by Andover on the la.-
ter's diamond.
The home team is IN the best OF condi-
tion and feel confident Of making the Blue
hustle from start to finish lift, the ef-
fective southpaw, Is 10 toe the -lab and
Paine is slated for the receiving end OF
the battery. The remaining portion of
the lineup will be the same as usual.
Tho batting order OF both teams fol-
lows:
Brown-IIoye. 3b Jones. s. g.: Paine. c.
Tiff. y: Raymond, r. T.: Dickinson, %
Elrod, III: Keen, !. T.: Dennie. c. T.
Yale-Maddcn, J. r.; O'Brien. O. g.: Kin
ney. 3D.; Huiskamp. r. e.: Camp, 2b !:
Williams, c. e.; Jones. H.; Edwin. C.
Jackson. y.
The players 20 he taken on the trip are:
Hoye. Tiff. Paine. Elrod. Dickinson.
Jones. Raymond. Keen, Dennie, Adams.
Nourse. Graham
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-08
JOCKEY RADTKE RODE ERRAT|C RACES
BUT P|LOTED THREE WINNERS

In two races at the Jamaica track
yesterday Jockey Herman Radtke's horse
manshp was OF the DIR. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde order. His handling OF Go Between
was a mastery exhibition OF riding; his
jockeyship on Clements was crude and
resembled the work OF stable lad. But
good and bad. his work in the saddle re-
suited in three victories.
There are very few jockeys who would
have won with Go Between" Such was
the declaration OF prominent trainer
after that horse had beaten Bats by a
head and won the third race In thrill
ing finish. Go Between seemed TO be
hopelessly beaten and was racing along I'm
fifth place when the stretch turn was
made. Masaniello was In front at the
time. with Yazd second. Tommy Waddel
third and Bats fourth.
This quartet made wide turn. Radtke
saw the opening next 20 the rail- and
quickly whipped his horse into II. When
straightened out for the run home three
horses were abreast. Mazaniello, Bats
and Go Between.
The latter faltered for a few strides
in the heavy mud next the rail, and