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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
GOVERNMENT MUST
HELP RAILROADS
That Might Lead to Ownership
and Party Ruin, Says
PUBLIC 'L.E is ExA '' u p
Roads Unable to Secure Capital
and Credit Hurt by Poll
tics.
PUBLIC IS ExAsPERATED.

r. Il U g. . .
NEW YORK, June 13.-That the ma
tional government will be forced to
lend It's credit to finance the needs OF
tho rallroadb of the country was tho
statement mnde by James j. Hill In an
interview to-day. 'Tho public In its
evaporation" said Mr.. Hill, will do
lnnnd that tho railroads shall lay cer-
tain rails and provide more cars. The
railroads Will answer that they can
not; that their credit has beenlrulned,
The government will be Obliged ia step
in ANA lend Its credit to supply this
deficiency. The situation might lead
to government ownership OF railroads.
That would BIO tho end OF Republican
government. @ ~
'"rho cause Of the trouble Ia that tho
business OF the United States has out
grown the capacity ofIts railroads, and
tho railroads arc In no position to
catch up. II Men cannot got their
freight moved they must cease to pro-
duce It. IT does not appear any easier
for n railroad To gat .noney now than
1T WAS q fey montha ago, Il know Of
instances In Western 81 ties where short
term notes OF some llas 81 errl roads are
lheing peadl ed around In $4,000 lots on
~ ~ TO ne y con 4. bas lis. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
FIND CLOTH|NG0F
MISS 5 RICHARDSON | | ! | |:
Cloak and Underskirt Picked Up
OH Small Island III Rivanna
River.
WRIGHT PHYSICAL WRECK
Young Man With Girl at Time Of
Drowning Has BcenNRelent-
less in Search.

I Special to rhc. Times Dispatch. j

Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
n CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June b.
The cloak and undcrskirt worn by
Miss Mamie Richardson on Saturday.
June LIST, the day sho was drowned
near Edge Hill Chapel, while attempt
Ing to cross a stream in a buggy while
the water was high from tho heavy
rain. have been found. on Il small island
In the Rivanna River, near Milton.
Ragged holes In both garments
showed that the body had caught on
sEags in It's course down the stream.
The cloak was l,uttoned and turned
wrong side out; even the sleeves Were
turned in this manner, showing that
the cloak had caught on some root or
|snag and that the force of the current
had drawn the body OF the young
woman out Of the garment and swept
1t out probably into the James.
The horse, which was drowned at til
time Miss Richardson met her death
was found on hammock OF drift at
Columbia, near where the RiNanna
ennpties into the James-sixty miles
from the scene OF the drowning. This
leads to the belief that the body OF
the young woman, being so nlnchi
fighter has. been carried into the
James. and. II ever recovered, may be
found as far away as, Richmond.
AL the more tragic is tho condi ttor
OF Mr. William Wright, the young mar
who was with Miss Richardson wher
the accident occurred. lie Is described
as physical wreck through loss o
sleep and fatigue from his hopeless
search for tho body of his sweetheart
In q boat, which he had made tU
lumber company Of this city. he, ha
|,continued his search from day to- day
Every foot OF the creek bottom and til
river bank for miles has been gon
over as thoroughly as is possible, con
sidering the muddy water. In addition
young Wright has offered a reward Q
$50 for the recovery Of the body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
STATIONS
FOR SOUTHERN PORTS

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Commis-
sioner Of Immigration Sargent; Alfred
b. Frye. chief engineer or government
buildings Of New York. and Mr.. Win
dom, Of the supervising architects Of
flee. will leave next Sunday for Gal
weston. Texas, to determine upon the
sito Of tho new immigration station,
which is to be erected there. They
also will visit New Orleans and Char
lesion, S. c., to locate the new stations
which are to be built in those cities.
At its last session Congress appropri-
ated $4,000 for immigration stations
In each Of the three cities named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
TELLER
PLEADS | J GUILTY
Special to THE TImes-Disnat,

[Spccial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.]
4 CHARLOTTE. N. c., June 13.-Franc
Fl. Jones. defaulting teller ofitho Char
lotto National Bank. pleaded guilty in.
the United States District Court to-
day to three counts In the bill OF In
dlctment for embezzling the. banks
funds. Judge Boyd reserved, isent ence
until the case against Pcrcyt G. Fon-,
Vile, who Is charged with conspiracy
with Jones to steal the BANKS funds,
shall have been heard. The Fonville
case was called immedlately after
Joness plea was entered. but owing to
tho failure Of Congressman ,Wylie, Of
Alabama. chief counsel for Eonyille,
to arrive, with consent OF tho district
attorney the case was postponed until
Monday next. Shortly after tho court
took recess, counsel for Jones had a
conference with the court, ana an
|nounced that tho defendant wished to
restore part OF the en- bezzled money,
land the court accepted for restitution
to tho bank the sum OF $4,000. which
was rendered.,
Sensational developments arc expect
ed when the case of con splraGy against
Fonvllle Ms called. Fonvillo ran a,
bucket shop in this city, and 1t Is
known that Jones had dealings with
him, knowing ones predict that Jones
Will seek to show that he was n scape-
goat Of Fonville's, and that tho stock
broker Is morally Responsible for Ills
doWnfa1'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
F1rgsy |a'5ssl'I '-e,, 1Ftsr5
u. G. tt IN SESSION.
Six Hundred Members of Order Gather
In Notwithstanding Welcomed.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
81 NORFOLK, Va. June l3.-The Grand
Council OF the United Col nerclal TRAY
elers, of Kentucky, Virginia Mary
land. West Virginia and the Distric.
of Columbia, GOO strong, met here to-
day In annual convention, with Grand
4 Councillor Z. 0. Hiechle. OF Parkcrs-
burg, w. Va, presiding
The convention was welcomed to Vir-
,ginia by S. z. Morris, of Norfolk, and
on behalf Of the city, BY Mayor James
G. Riddick.
Attorney II. *. Wolcott delivered an
4 Address on the u G. T., and responses
were made by president T. O. FIiechle
and Oscar Jenkins. Hon. William T.
Z, Anderson, president Of the Norfolk
Business MEMS Association and Board
4 of Trade, delivered an address on be-
half Of the Board of Trade
Invitations extending the courtesies
of the Business Mems Assocla1 ion to
the visiting travelling men during their
4 stay In Norfolk have been issued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
CONTINUE ALL CASES.
Judge CIopton, Sitting ut Che~terflcld
G. II. for Judge Watson, DcfcrH Trials

80
tSpeclalto The Times Dispatc CHI
CHESTERFIELDfC. H., VA, Juno IL.
Judge Clopton. who opened court
here Tuesday In ] Judge Watson's stead,
on account of the latter's illness, mas
brought all court proceedings to q sud
den halt by continuing al criminal
and common law cases until the Sep
TENDER term OF court, and adj ourning
court until the lasttof the week. When
1t will be formally adjourned for ,h5,
term.
From expressions heard yesterday,
the application Of Rev. Thomas J. Net
ties to succeed the late Captain Will
liam a. Blankingship as county SUI
psrintendent of schools meets with
general approval throughout the
Dr.iL. A. Sims. deputy commissioner
engaged in listing personal property,
Throughout the district for taxation
for 1907. Mrs. S.. a. Mann. VIII O has
served long and most efficiently as
commissioner for that district. being
confined at home with protracted III
health
Captain Tlournoy, deputy clerk of
the Circuit Court. has gone to his home
near Skinquarter. where he Off ciated
yesterday at the marriage OF his
granddaughter. Miss Agnes G. VVilkin-
son. license for whose marriage to Mr.
+. Stanley Hall. OF Manchester, was
issued yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
DR.. Rowland stu In Jail.
OBSTACLES no THE WINDS.
Young Couple, Fooled In First Attempt
to Wed, Flee 10 Other Jurisdictions.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. June 1a-The
happy elimination OF n romance was
temporarily spoiled here this morning
when Miss Sadie Culpeper, OF Norfolk,
Va. and Alexander Tanner. OF Char
lotte attempted to marry clandestinely,
{ and ran into an obstacle in the shape
OF telegram from Norfolk forbidding
the register OF deeds to Issue the
license.
Cupid was not to be thwarted, how
ever. and the young people immedi-
ately procured u team and drove rapid
the magisterial sanctum OF Squire
Bales, Just across the South Carolina
line. where no regist + OF deeds need
9 be confronted, nor license required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
Hold Rice for Grand Jury.
IN The Times tch,

LYNCHBURG, VA. June ls.-James
Rice, who was arrested In Danyille q
night or9two ago. was given Q hearing
this morning. before Justice fortune,
inally assnulting Ollie Thomas. tho
thirteen-year- old daughter OF b. a.
Thomas, a cotton mill operative. TIL, =,
tune, who held tho accused without
ball for the grand jury in the Circuit
Court of Campbell county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
TRAINS RUN TOGETHER.
Passengers on Dnnville and Wcstc
HndIy Sbnken Hin

Badly Shaken Up.
tDANV1LLE, VA, June ia head
on collision between two passenger
trains OF the DanvilIe and Western
Railway, q branch of the Southern,
which runs from this, city to Stuart
occurred this afternoon at about
O'Clock. about twelve miles west OF
here. The Danville and Western IS n
single track road and, does not use the
block SYSTEM Both trains were run
ming at a rate of about fifteen miles
an hour, and the engines more or less
damaged. George T. Ware, OF Dam
Vile conductor on the east bound train,
was Injured by being struck by glass
from a falling door. There were about
twenty Gn oagh ran al
seriously injured.
The cause of tho wreck has not been
determined, but an investigation is
now in progress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
IN INDICT + CITIZENS.
Grand jury OF LuncnburE is Contend
b Ing With Illicit Sale Of LullOr

Ing With Illicit Sale of Liquor
MEHERRIN, VA, June 13.-Several
citizens OF this county were indicted
at the present term Of Circuit Court,
which is being continued through this
week. for Illicit sales OF whiskey and
wines. a large portion Of these cases
were continued on account Of the ILL
health of Commonwealth's Attorney
Neblett. but those who We're tried on
this charge were found guilty and in
some instances fines have reached as
high as 500 against them.
Since the construction. of the Tide
water Railroad through this territory
the demand for this class Of goods has
been heavy, and shipments from
various points have found their way to
private houses contiguous to this line.
and While ii was known that scattered
here and there were parties who made
~ their business to supply this demand.
yeS no evidence sufficient to convict
quite a number Of them were located
and indictments followed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
CUSTODY OF CHILD.

Fight by Mrs. ISn,mcrt to Get Four
s Ycnr-Old Sou from Husband Ends.
+ Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l i
u. BRISTOL, TENN, June 13.-The case
of AIRS. Kettle Robinson Emmelt
against William b. Emmert, in tho
form of petition Of the complainant
For the custody Of their four-year- old
son. Paul. was concluded In the
,Chancery Court here to-day, bit
Judge Haynes reserves his decision
until later in the week.
Barring his present trouble, no man
is held in higher esteem here than
Mr.. Emmcrt. The divorced MIS-. En-
inert Is q sister Of Bird M. Robinson,
the New York railroad magnate and
regarded by all as very superior
woman. 4ittA ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
OFFICER IN ROYAL NAVY
KILLED by AN EXPLOSIOH

PORTSMOUTH, ENG, June Ia
Lieutenant Hart. OF tho Royal Navy.
was killed ana three sailors were In
jured by an explosion Of gasolene to-
day on board q submarine boat. INle
submarine was vessel of the latest
type, and was manoeuvrlng in the har-
Dor when the explosion, which was
caused by an accumulation Of gas. oc-
cured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
TWO BOYS DROWN.

Were Watching High Water When
Bridge Gave Way.
4 ABINGDON, VA, June 13.-News hn S
JUST been received here OF the drown
Ing in Harrel's Creek OF Frank Miller
and Henry Mcintyre, aged twelve and
sixteen years They with four friends.
spanned the creek Just above It's con-
5duence with the North Fork of the
Holston. watching the unprecedented
high water 5si
The bridge was washed away. and the
two boys were carried into the river.
The bodies have not vet ben recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
She plcn,ls IN Win.

Lily Taylor, who was badly cut by
Charles Plensnnts. appeared in court
yesterday morning to plead with Judge
that he let the man go:
Because Of tho dangerous nature of
tho woman's wounds however, Charles
was sent on to tho grand jury for a
hearing. Tho city Home officials re-
port that though the woman Is not ais
together out OF danger. she Is doing
Suall .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
The OntcInl Report.
-FOUR DROWNED WHEN
STEAMER WAS STRANDED

VICTORIA, B. c., June 13.-Private
advises from Mono state that the
steamer Ohio, of the White Star Line,
ran aground ut Cape Nome yesterday,
and fourl persons were drowned as a
result ofssomethinE going wrong with
tho wallsi when the boats were being
lowered. 1t Is believed tho steamer
struck the ice. and was damaged so
that she began to I'LL, making it ncces-I
sary to run her ashore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
CLARK HEAVILY FINED.
Neglected Child Seriously Ilurncd-
Complaint gninxt Mother.
4 Snecial to Tha TImes- b isna tch. i

Especial to Tie TFmes-lJlsputGhI
LYNCHBURC. VA. June l3.-Jamca
Clark the father of the little four
3year-old child. who was found In an
alley on Twelfth Street Tuesday after
nom by Captain John Ppingle, of tho
Salvation Army. suffering from neglect
morning given a hearing in the Police
Court, and Mayor Smith assessed n
ane OF $50 In the case and sent the man
to jail for thirty daya. The Wife, was
also charged With the same 0ffense, but
the case against her was held in
Abeyance 'y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
NO POISON TRACE
IN STRANGE'S BODY.
Or. Rowland TO be Prosecuted
Despite Report by
"A Chemist.
A THOROUGH TEST
Hearing, beginning Monday to
Rely on Circtlnstantial
Evidence.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 1s.--1n the
ease of Dir. y. S. Rowland, charged
iSvith the murder by poison of Engineer
ICharles r. Strange Of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway, the chemist who has
been since May 2Ist unayzing the
stomach of Strange FOR traces of poi
son, reported this afternoon that no
poison was found
The prosecution tonight authorized
h statement that the case agnnst Row
land you'd be pushed anyway, : and
clrcumgtantial evidence be relied upon.
Th. hearing Will begin on Monday
morning ut 10 o'clock before Justice
rof the peace.
Made Thorough, Test.
The report OF DR.. Sytne, the chemist.
states that since no autopsy was made,
and since there was no statement from
q physician that the test tor certain
poisons could be omitted from the
chemical analysis. u complete analysis
was necessary"
Continuing, the chemist says II
therefore made systematic examina-
ton for detachable posons and corro-
'6ivcs. including free mineral acids, al
kalides and salts, volatile poisons. or
,Eanic poisons, mineral poisons and GER
tain strong drugs usually no. included
in n psychological examination"
The report concludes with one hun
itlred and si&ty-elght poisons that were
tested for in vain
DR.. Rowland Still In Jail.
DIR. Rowland. who few days age
was released in Henderson, where he
lad been on trial for the murder OF
his own son by poison. none having
been found In. the boys stomach, is ir
yJail here. His wife, who was Strange's
widow Of six weeks when she married
Rowland who attended Strange on hi.
hcathbed, Is here to be tried as ar
taccessory before the fact Of her hus.
bands murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
SETS FIRE 10 rEl, CLOTHES.
Ages, Woman, After Repeated Attempts,
-. Succeciln In Commit ting SuicIde.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. June l3-Airs.
Frances Phillips aged seventy years.
rommNted suicide two miles east Of
Elothcs ahre. Her mind had been un-
balanced for some time, ana she had
Repeatedly threatened to take her life.
Two weeks ago she attempted to drink
concentrated I've. and at another time
she was taken from the railroad track
}dust before an .s~roaching train.
~ Arrangements hnd been made to take
her to- the asylum tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
Nominnte sIr. Il. q. L, aIoncurc.

ISPeclaI 70 The ,Tlmes-DlsDatch.] fl
Hon, r., G, i. NIoncure. of Stafford, was
renpnlinated to-day for the State
Leglslature for the counties Of STAFF.
ford and King George by the Demo-
cratic committees of each county, Mr.
Moncure had no opponent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
DIG LANDSLIDE.
Trains ON Cllnch Valley Road Greatly
Delnyed-Scrvice interrupted.

Especial to The Tines-D ispatch.l
TAzEWELL,, VA, June ia Slide
on the Clinch Valley to-day has delayed
passenger and freight trains greatly.
where the side OF mountain became
loosened by the Aheavy rains which
have fallen here for the past few days.
All the rivers and branches are out OF
their banks and serious damage Is
feared.
The trial Of Harman for the murder
OF Willie Reese Whitley is still in pro
gress. All of the evidence introduced
to-day tended to prove the defendant
insanity from childhood. The trial may
be concluded this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
mas lNnther Arrested.

brought before tho Police Court yes
terday morning by his son,J. s. Hart,
on q charge at purposely annoying tho
latter, was postponed until Saturday
younger mana chance to state whether
orSnot the boy was Justified IN having
her husband arrested. The accused
went to the pen when twas decided to
.pQstpone the heQyinE. ~ NJ " M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
surf,ncn,. Associntion Omcer.,

q NORFOLK, VA, June 13,-The Surf
mell's Mutual Benefit Association, the
membership Of which comes from the
two oceans, the Gulf and Great Lakes.
y. III, Morgan, Of North Carolina. presi-
dent; S. o, Fisher. vice-president; w.
II. Barber, necond y!ce.pses!doas. sad
n, ". DAILY, secretary and treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
YOUNG MAN KILLS MINlsELF.
Relatives of Hudson Barlow Think 1t
49, An Accident, POsAibly.

& SUFFOLK, VA. June 13-Hudson
Barlow. q young white man, who lived
near Mill Swamp Church, Isle Of Wight
self, an entire charge of gunshot hay
ing cnterd his forehead. There was
no known cause for tho suicide except
recent despondency, and relatives say
the, self-killing may have been acct
1antp1 PA 'F1s5f' w 4rfs s1r Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
Mr.. Lacy Declines,

Mr. Lane Lacy, prlvate secretary !, to
Postmaster Cahcll, has received an offer
camation service, In Strawberry VAL
ley, Utah, which lle has declined The
position is that Of an expert stenog-
rapller. but Mr., Lacy prefers to remain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
DROWN. Whilc Duthing.

FREDERICKSBURG, Val June Ia
Mr.. b. Wh!tloclk, of Belmont neigh
5borhood, this county. was drowned
several days ago while bathing with
others In Stubbs's mtllpond near his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
One NEGRO shoot1 Anothcr.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
SPENCER, N. c.. June 13-Vick
Rich. a colored enploye of tho South
three times to-day by Lake Tillman.
also coored TWO balls took effc.t
IN Richs neck and ono in his side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
Hand in Duxs saw.

Especial to- tho -Dispatch,]
Z gI<EYSVILLE, VA, June 13,-Joe
Squ!res, an e1nploye In the Morgan
Haley, saWmill. at Ontario. near here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
.BLAKELY RAMMED
MUCH DAMAGED |
Whipplc, Torpcdo-Boat Destroy
CT, Jabs Big Hole III Blake
" at Navy Yard.
So Says Official Report Made to
Navy Department by Com
irandcr Berry.
ltspeelal to The Times- pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. June l3--rhe tor
pedo- boat Blakely was rammcd by tho
destroyer Whipplc at the Norfolk navy
yard to-day and put out of commission.l
The Blakcly is now In dry-docls, with
a hole in her side big enough for u
man to walk In The boats had Just
arrived at tho yard with the remainder
of tho ilotilln to which they are at
tached, and were lnanocuvrlng to enter
the dry-dock for thorough repairs
when the collision occurred.
Just how it happened no one who
saw 1t can be found to say, and it VII
probably remain unknown until a
board OF inquiry. which will be con-;
stituted. makes its report on 1t. But
tho lick was hard one tho Whipplc's
sharp stem slicing its way far into
the. Blakely amidships. The Blakely
took In water rapidly, but was pre-
vented from sinking by the instant
closing OF her watertlght compart-
ments
more serious attsea Tho Blakely will
be Immediately repaired.
The Official Report.
The following dispatch from Com
mandant Berry,at the Norfolk navy-yard
| regarding tho collision between tho
torpedo boats Wnipplc and Blakely,
has been made to the Navy Department
| this afternoon:
4 "Whipple ra1nmed Blakely in
i coming to wharf, cutting completes
4 ly into tho after flreroom. driving
the Blakely against the sca-wall
4 and flattening In her bow, Whip
pie unintured. The accident due to
4 errors I'M engine-room, going ahead
/ at full speed when signaled to
\ back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14

had his hand and wrist badly cut by
q buzz saw. Drs. Gregory and Morton
operated successfully, and he is doing
nicely. 8a,
Rain has been falling day and night
for five days, and the farmers are be-
coming much discouraged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
P abst Pc rfect
I'd. ay M alt

Pabst realized that it
takes eight full days Of malt
ing to get all Of the food.
values out Of barley-grai1l.
Then Pabst perfected an
Eight-D]ay Mailing Process
that follows Nature and pro-
,d q ,'t the perfect malt that
makes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
Take Steamer Pocahontas

Saturday Night, Juno 18th, 10 o'clock
sharp.
s1.Oo--Round trip to Norfolk-s1.00.
s1oO-Round trip to Newport News.
$500,
Children under twelve years OF age.
so cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14

Tho accident would have been far
more serious attsea. Tho Blakely will
be Immediately repaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
PRIZE FIGHT
STOPPED

A bunch of Georgetown sports
had everything arranged for a prize
fight on Saturday night bat wind
of the affair leaked into the office
81 Sheriff Smith. ana Deputy shof
lfia Mrkinnou. Wise. Carney aud
MuHcu reached the side of the i'm
proviaed ring IN time 80 put the
"Nixy" NiEn uut Some OF the
Gcorgatown authorities were there
Ia anticipation 81 seeing the mill,
but diaperaed with the rest AZ the
orders Of the deputiea.
Jim Marine and Charles schultz.
better known az the Frisco Kid
two amateurs. weFc billed 90 go
20 rounds schultz drives a George
town delivery Wng0a and trains be-.
tween umoa The winner Was To
have taken the gate receipts.