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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-28

Announcement Of Intention of Prose-
cutiOn to Introduce Miss Kidd
Causes Argument-COntende by
Defense That Truth or Falsity OF
Miss LOyings Ssury Could Not be
Attacked-Question Will be Decided
by Judge Today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
McGARRY HANDICAPPED.
Appears In Ring With Knee Painted
With Iodine.

Philadelphia, Feb. 3.-Unk Russell of
this city had a slight advantage over
Andy McGarry, of New York in the
windup at the National A. c. Saturday
night and mace the score in the inter-
city contests between New York and
Philadelphia to l in favor Of Phila-
delphia. The only New Yorker TO win
was Jimmy Moran. who showed too
much cleverness for Young Kid Broad.
McGary was handicapped by a
wrenched kyee and he appeared for the
windup with his leg painted with
iodine. His manager claimed before
the bout that this would not stop him
in his work and that he was prepared
to give a good account Of himself 1t
did, however, as was plainly seen soon
after the opening bell. He carried his
leg around as if It was wooden and a
number Of times during the fast bout
was unable to escape from Russelrs
rushes. Despite the handicap he put
up a sterling fight. He was game to
the core and never let up for an in
slant. In close work McGarry had the
better of the argument, but INK fought
him off and at long range his left jabs
had a telling effect.
The best bout ii the night was that
between Tommy O'Keefe of this city
and Owen Flynn of New York. This
was a slambang affair with O'Keefe
doing nearly all the banging. 1t was
O'Keefe all the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
CLUB OFFICIALS ARRESTED.
Physical and Boxing Instructors Are
Taken In Custody at New York.

New York, Feb. 3.-Alfred G. Harvey,
physical instructor of the st. Bar
tholomew's Club. an athletic organiza-
ton connected with st. Bartholomew
Episcopal church, and Thomas Short
ell. a boxing instructor who refereed
a recent boxing bout at the parish
house, were arrested Saturday night.
charged with a violation Of the law
concerning boxing exhibitions.
The arrests followed an investigation
of the case of John Mason, Il 20-year-
old athletic, who. it was learned yes
terday, has lain unconscious at a hos
pital for 10 DAYS following the boxing
exhibition at st. Bartholomew Club
and in which he participated. At the
club entertainment Mason. who is
son of Richard F. Mason. an official of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
and a member of the Mott Haven Ath-
letic Club. in which he is the best ath-
tote, spared with a young man named
Brown from the st. George Parish Club
of st. Georges church. During the bout
he received a blow or a fall which,
showing no ill effects at the time, soon
afterwards necessitated his removal to
the hospital, where he lapsed into a
stupor that has continued. Mr.. Harvey
explained last night that the bouts
were conducted under amateur rules,
eight-ounce gloves being used and
fall at any stage ending the round. A
physician examined the boxers before
they went on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
FLICK MAY QUIT.
Maps Star Right Fielder May Retire
from the Game.


Cleveland, Feb. 3.-Elmer Flick. the
star right fielder Of the Maps. has re-
turned from an extended hunting trip
through Arkansas and Tennessee. and
whether or not he will play baseball at
all this season. Flick has no kick COM
ing on the treatment he has received
from the Cleveland club. but believes
that he has reached that age where he
should be looking out for the future
along other lines.
81 do not believe in hanging on to base
ball." he said last night. until l am
played out and a back number before
taking up some other business They all
tell me that am good for several years
yet in baseball. That may be true, but
why wait until am too slow and too
ancient Why not quit when I am still
rated a capable player?
II do not think that baseball is the
only business in which can make good.
and as I have several propositions under
consideration I may make UP my mnd
to accept one of them and never play
professionally again. I feel that l would
not be leaving the Cleveland club in the
iurch II I quit the team now. for they
have four good men in Birmingham, Bay.
Connaughton and Hinchman. and / Nigh.
not be missed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
Dovsy's Men Will Stop
Al the Best Hotels.
Elmer Flick May Retire Per-
manentIy From Baseball.


President Dovey of the Boston Ma
sional team says that the training place
at Thomasville, Ca, has been definite
~ settled upon. Manager Tenney has
written to all the players to report
March s at Indianapolis, and few
days will be put in at French Lick
Springs.
There were a few callers at the Ma
tional headquarters yesterday. among
them being Billy Hamilton, the one
time popular Hub favOrite, and Ground
Keeper John Haggerty, who told the
owner that he had been working on the
grounds since Dec. 1 and had installed
the required number of lockers in the
visiting players dressing room, besides
doing d lot of work on the fences.
Word was received from Johnny
Bates/and Tom Needham, giving their
measurements for the new set of four
uniforms which each member. of the
club will wear this season. The col
ors have not been decided upon AMI
the contracts not awarded for the toys.
but Manager Tenney expects to put
them through in n few days.
While Rates has not forwarded his
contract, the fact that he mas sent his
tee that he will line up in time.
The Boston Nationals will stop at the
best hotels on the circuit this season,
as President Dewey is busy commune
eating with the hOstelries around the
circuit and has closed at all places
but New York, Chicago and Cincinna1i
and will locate all the stopping places
within few days.
Innkc 4 h. HnStnn TO ~, =
tends competing with Barney DEE yfuS
in the matter Of having his team tray
ell In the best style, as he is leaving
nothing undone that will make the Huh
team a feature in the league this com
ing season.
With Secretary Hugh McBreen back
at his desk. there ought to be some
thing doing at the American baseball
headquarters This week.
If the weather conditions allow. he
will start on a trip to Maine on Tues.
day to interview Freddy Parent AM
Carrigan. the catcher. and find ou
what the delay is over sending in thcil
contracts.
Hugh Duffy found time to stop ir
and see McBreen relative to any play
ers that might be lying around loose
that he could snap up for his Prov
idence team.
A letter was received from an am
bilious player named Richard Yates
who claims that he was student Il,
the University Of Chicago last year and
played first base. He is a big fellow
weighing $50 pounds. and standing sin
feet. He says that he is confident that
he could make good with the Boston
Americans if the club would make
satisfactory terms with him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
SPORTING NOTES.

Frederick G. Warburton, well-knoWn
cricket player about 40 years of age. died
Saturday at Paterson, N. j., from pneu-
monia.
The second football match in the Rugby
international championship series at Ed
inburg, Scotland. Saturday resulted in a
victory for Scotland over Wales, 6 to 3.
The fourth game Of tho series for the
worlds chess championship begun sever
al days ago between DIR. Lasker and
Frank Marshall resulted in draw Sat
urday. Forty-stx moves we're made. The
score thus far is: Lasker 3, Marshall 0,
draw /.
Frank Coach, heavyweight wrestling
champion of America, won in straight
falls Saturday night at Chicago from
Carl Pons. French champion, getting the
first fall in 2l22 with half-nelson and
crotch hold. and the second in 1929 with
the hammer-lock.
Alfredo De Oro former pool champion
of the world, Saturday night at st. Louis
defeated Harry Cline of Philadelphia in
a special match Of three-cushion billiards
40 to 30. De ORC averaged las and Cline
116. There were nine runs of four made
during the contest.
The ST. Charles Hotel stakes at the
New Orleans fair grounds Saturday was
won by Missouri Lad. at Is to 1. The
Englishman, which finished second. ap-
pcared to have the race won until the
last ride. when. by the apparent over
confidence of his jockey. the En6fshman
was nosed out by Missouri Lad. Wealth
er clear: track heavy.
The entries for the 6-day skating race
which will start tonight in the Park
Square rink at Boston are: Boston, Ham
ilton and Brennan; Chelsea, White and
Guiol: Seventeen-Year-Old, MacDougal
and Williams; Canadian. Merritt and
Barrett; French-Irish, Gendron and
Boyle; Haverhill. Norton and Reardon
New York. Golde and Beach: Noodle Is
land. Rollins and Russell; Montreal.
Acheson and Haggerty; Roxbury, Sparkle
and Phillips: Castle Square. MacArdle
and Hamilton. Jr.; Lynn, Parker and
Ellis, Jr.; Brookline. Mode and Appleby
Newburyport, Truesdale and Rourke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
FALkENBERG SIGNS.
Senators Twirler Sends His Contract
In to Joe Cantillon.

Washington. Feb. 3.-President Moves
Of the Washington club received a nice
letter Saturday morning from Pitcher
Fred Falkenberg inclosing his signed con-
tract for next season. and thanking the
local official for his kind treatment last
year. FaIkenberg is a Chicago boy and
has been in close touch with Manager
Cantlllon all winter.
In his letter Fred says that he has en-
3oyed unusually good health and feels
confident that he will be able to pitch
winning ball for the Nationals next sea-
son. Falkenberg has certainly become a
favorite in Washington and the local
''fans" will appreciate the fact that he
Is under cover for next summer and thor
oughly satisfied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
IN WORLD OF SPORTS.
tried out by Manager Chick Stahl.
stands feet. 211s inches in height.

tried out by Manager Chick Stahl.
stands feet. 21a inches in height.
Manager McCloskey Of the Cardinals
says HE'LL let Cincinnati have Pitcher
buster" Brown for $4,000 and Jake
Weimer.
The Ohio Pennsylvania League has
decided not to increase its circuit To l0
clubs. This cuts out GAINESVILLE. San
dusky and Erie.
Capt. Dexter of the Harvard baseball
nine says that neither Willie Keller
nor Bill Donovan will coach the Har-
ward nine this spring.
Jack Haskell, cnce an American
League umpire. who has also seen ser
vice in the American Association, Will
umpire in the Western League next
season.
According to the Detroit Free Press.
Comiskey can handle kickers better
than any other manager. Connie Mack
is one who has very little trouble in
that regard.
Danny Shay, purchased from St.
Louis by New York last year, does not
like the salary that has been offered
him to join the Giants. SO far he has
refused 10 sign contract.
Frank Roth, the catcher who rescued
the White Sox when they We're in such
dire straits last fall. was operated up
on Monday for appendicitis. The sur
geons say that he will be all right in
q few weeks.
Comiskey has refused to confirm the
rumor that Zip" ONeill, the ST. John
bow, will be transferred 70 milwaukee
and has asked that player to nailr his
terms for next season AMI viii take him
to Mexico this spring.
Manager Bill Armour of Toledo has
stirred UP some of the National League
followers by declaring that Lajoie can
touch out more men at second base
with one hand than either Evans or
Higgins can with two.
Jimmie Collins and Dave Br"in. rival
third basemen in Boston, have been
matched for a 5-mile race on roller
skates at Hot Springs, Ark, for $500
side. Brain won a match from Collins
last week at the same distance.
Manager Hugh Jennings Of the De-
troit team has informed Pitcher Bii
Donovan that he must not accept Il )"r
as coach of the Harvard pitchers IN the
spring. Jennings wants Donovan II
start work " it'll the rest Of the Tigers
"You can put the best six pitchers IN
the country on one team and PACK
them up with fielders and batters, put
unless you have a first-class catcher
back of them, you'll never get within
gunshot Of the pennant," says the vet
eran ICY" Young.
From his home at Winthrop. Mass,
comes the news that Walter Clarkson
the Greater New York pitcher, expects
to report to Manager Griffith in better
,,hysical condition than ever before
| During the winter Clarkson has beer
employed by a telephone company II
Boston.
| When Secretary Navin Of the Detroit
club signed every regular ball player
early last fall there was general muir
MUIR of surprise. 1t was something
new in baseball 20 call man after mar
in the office. sign him up and senc
him on his way. That's what the De-
troit CLUB did, ana now Navin IS gig
| Cling in elee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
LOWELL is OUT.
Spindle City Athletic Club Gives Up
the Fight.

Lowell, Feb. 3.-The officers of the
Spindle City Athletic Club, who were
Saturday fined a total Of 500 for pro-
noting a public boxing exhibition and
who appealed, have decided not to take
the case to the higher court. Thomas
FULLY, president of the Grub, stated
that the fines had been paid and that
Lowell sports would not see any mora
bouts here for some time. While Mr..
Tully believes that he could easily win
his case, he has taken this course be-
cause the club has lost about $500 on
it's original investment and cannot af-
ford to drop any more. The conviction
of the men was brought about by evil
dencc presented to the court by state
officers who attended the last sparring
exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
BOXING.
Reno Promoters Want a
CoTbett- Herman Bout.
Spindle City Athletic Club Gives
Up Fight with Police.
Andy MeGarry Boxes at PhIIadel'
phia Under Difficulties.

New York, Feb. 3.-Harry Pollock,
manager of Young Corbett, who went
West with the little fighter few days
ago, has reached Reno, New, and
wires Robert Ed:sren that he has been
offere,i Il purse for a fight between Cor
bett and Kid Herman on March 20.
Pollock Immediately wired to Chicago
to he put into communication with
Nat Lewis, manager Of Herman, and
expects to have the match arranged in
two days.
Charles Kohl, enc Of the big fight
promoters Of Reno. made the offer. He
has an arena which will seat 1000 per-
sons and IS making arrangements for
a big fistic carnival to be held early
in the spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04

At a meeting held Saturday at Man
chester. England, Of the committee of the
Amateur Athletic Association. an appli-
cation from the Amateur Athletic Union
of America for an alliance with the Brit
ish Association was held over for fur
Their consideration. similar application
from the Amateur Athletic Association of
France has been refused.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
eAsEeALL NOTES.

The veteran Ted Sullivan says: "As
:! was instrumental in enticing Cantil-
lon to come to Washington know the
salary that was offered and I saw the
contract. It was nearly twice the SAL
airy Of a United States senator, and
there is not bench manager today in
the Eastern country that is getting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04

Cleveland. Rev. w. s. Priest formed
the ceremony at the home OF the brides
brother, A. w. Mayhem. Turner went
to Cleveland last Sunday afternoon, but
did not confide the fact that it was a
matrimonial mission even to his most
intimate friends. The license. which
was issued Tuesday afternoon, was
suppressed and Rev. Mr.. Priest was
sworn to secrecy. The only witnesses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
j. P. MORGAN & CO.,
New York.

one-half the salary of Cantillon. The
Washington management has correct
ed all the errors of the past in getting
a baseball pilot that knows all the
bends and shadows in the baseball riv-
err"
Terry Turner, the great shortstop Of
the Cleveland baseball team, was SC
cretly married Tuesday evening in Co
lumbus to Miss Rena Belle Mayhem of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
BASEBALL NOTES.

Southern League has adopted "waiv-
err rule.
Catcher Jack O'Neil will probably be
signed by the Cantillcns for the Mime
apolis team next year.
Kroh, one Of the young pitchers to be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04

were Mr.. and Mr.. Mayhem. Turner
and his bride will rer,ain in Columbus
for a few days, after which they VIII
go to Elwood, Pa, where they Will re-.
main until the Cleveland team starts
on its Southern training trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
BASKETBALL.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04

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show q total Of 9S2 societies, with
membership Of 221 ,912.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-04
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-09
GLEN MIL ACRES MAS DE LA MER.
CED DE LAS VEGAS pAsAN A
MANos DE ESPECuL LADORES.

El cuerpo de fideicomisarios de la
merced de Las Vegas eelebr6 el Mar
tes IN contrato con Fred w. Brown.
representante de la South & West
Land Company, ee1i;ada q dicha com
pahfa 100000 acres mas do terra de
la merced de Las Vegas, en- los altos
al oriente de Ia ciudad, bajo las con
diciones sigueintes: La compahfa re-
cibira la cantdad de 10000 acres por
la consideration de $3.50 ell acre, pa
gadero a medida que Ia misma vaya
vendendo el tereno baio el entendi-
miento que tendra que disponer de
los 10000 acres para el dia fro de
Mario 1908, para cuyo tempo Is fa-
Inillas deben estar residiendo sobre el
terreno y cultivando el mlsmo; 81 es.
tas condolences no Sc cumplen, todo
el terreno que haya quedado sin ven.
derse reversara a la merced y asi mis-
mo Sc rematara a su favor una fianza
'e dinero en- la suma de $4,000 o""
da la compahia. En- case de cumplr
las estlpulaciones Ia compalia reci
,Ua el terreno restante. 100000
cres, a razon de $3.50 ell acre, bajo
igual fianza, comprometi6ndose Il
suder todo terreno para ell dia. lro
de Agosto, 1908 y tener 175 familas
locadas cultiYando tolo el terreno
para el 1ro. de Mario de 1909 81 no
Sc llevan a cabo las estipulaciones
Itodc el terreno no yendIdo reversard
Ia merced y asi mlsmo SO rematara
Ia fianza
Esta es la misma compahia 0 agen.
cia que compr6 el coatrato original
de Thompson en- que Sc hizo ceclon dc
$4,000 acres y Sc dice que va tiene
Iyendldos 9 propalados 10000 acres y
Iespera venjer 10 restante para el 1ro.
de Agosto que es la fecha final
Segun Sc reporta la eompahia ha
estado hacienda areglos con la colo.
MIA de Zlonstas de Chicago, una see,
ia religiosa cuya mayorh Sc ooupa en-
a labranza de ia TERRA para yendci.
Is a ellos este ultlmo terreno y es
tablecer aqui una cololda de Zionist.
as.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-09
Is VEGAS NUEVo MEMCo sAsADO OE MARzO OE 1eOz

la ceremonia Que uni6 en- uno los
corazones de Ia simpaica pareja fu6
celebrada por 81 Rev p. Moliuier,
asistente de Ia parroquia de Ia Inma-
culada
Despues de la ceremonial religios1
Sc do uu espltndido banquete cn Ia
resijencia del scnor Archibeque y por
Ia uoche nm bonito y bien ordeuado
bale en- el salon dc Ia Sociedad de
San Antonio. en- honor dc lcs rccien
desposados, doude ocurrieron un ere.
cido n1mero de parientes y amigos
de las familias Archibeque y Padina
a ofrecer sus parabienes
La Voz extlenle sus mas sinceras
ielieltaciones Ia simpatica pareja
deseando que su camiuo marital Sc
regado perennemente dc las
.trescas y aromatcas flores de Ia fell.
cidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-09
InVGSti8aldO al
GOb8rnadOr

La c&marS de Representatives. do lA le
gislstura territorial inshg6 una uueva
aensaOion esta semanA nombrando ma
eomision psrA que investigne al Robers
nador HBRermsn, oompuests de los re.
preseutantes, Abbott, de Santa Fe,
Beach, Ramon Sanchez y Mullens. La
mGquinR pnreoe haber pardido 10 espe
rAnza dc poder haGer NADIA en- el Conaeio
en- mstaria do legislation enoamiuada A
despoisr al gobernedor de sus poderes, y
como tiltimo reourso desesDsrRdO BhorH
pretenden desprestiRtsrlo Brro1audo
s0spsohss contra su oonducta Uh1al, an
81 asunto del trsspaso de LOCO acres dc
terreno yendidos In Pensy lvania Dew
elopment 90 Est0 40 hlgo drfpues do
una oonferencin privada de los miem
bros del 'oArro de Ia banda" y para ~
gran sorpreaa todos los Representatives.
dem6oI atss y los republioanos que han
esrado aotuando con el gubsrnador yo
taron favor de la retnuoion que pro
wee para tai investigation y el nombra
miento de la oOmision
La resi- looion ea bastauta extarss, %.
70 contiene las Hlegaciones que "por
cuanto SO reports oomunmente y es g..
nerslmente rabido que 81 gobernAoor
Hsgerman, tin oil couooimiento nj con
aenumtento del cOmisionsdo de terrenos
pGbloos, y duTHnte Ia Husenois de dioho
oomi.ionado, entrego 4 w. &. Hope
we'll, gereDts general de la Pennsylvania
Development o., oiert1s documeDtns
trsspassndo dirha oompefiia 600 0
mas acres de terrsno de mAderns situsd0
on IA sierra del MAnzano, por el preoio
de 80 ~ u aeEs, reaEaEiV 6 10 Ivy GdsI
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-09
lNFoRME DE Los FoNpos DE LA
tGLEsIA

Las Vegas, n. NJ, Mario 3, 1897
En- junta regular de la organiza.
cion para las mejoras de la lglesia
de Mira Sra dc los Dolores los 81.
gutentes informes de ingresos fue.
ron aprobados para su publication:
Reportado por ell Rev P. Gilberton
lngresos en- las pendlumas fe-
rias en- 1903, Balance des
pues de deducir todos los