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Sharp County record., 1907-07-12

III CrosSnoe Is on the SICK
e, Brock made q trip to
thville Saturday,
erry picking is the order Of
day in this scope.
A. f. Stinnett began a term Of
pol at Marvin Monday.
scar King Of Bengay attended
bday school at Marvin Sunday,
M IA. Spots and family visit
at the home Of j, N. Arnold
hday,
u Pap" Williams and wife Of
ithville visited in this section
nday.
4. A, Myers Of Lebanon town.
b was in this section last week
hting corn.
eorge Tompkins and wife of
|ughkeopSio visited Mrs. Eva
)ed Saturday and Sunday.
pohn p. stinnett and George
fRnight made q trip to the
nnty's capital Monday, the
FINER being q member Of the
pnsion board.
|Chas, Reed, who Is working at
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12
CEN T E r .
lmmers are plentiful.

MANNERS are plentiful.
Imber work wall soon open up
Is community.
bert Young is talking of
ing his sawmill to Highland
G.. Birchfield of Davidson
ship was in this vicinity Sat-
ZIP. Murphy has come in con-
|f0f the mail route from Center
&rdy.
J.. Hogan's baby, who has
sick for some time, is re-
Ia better.
6st all the farmers in this
Of the county have their
plowed by.
Chas. I'ibbles of Pough-
Bic reports considerable
Hess in this section.
ere is the greatest cry for
in this section right now
I&has been heard since 1902.
#&cey Holt and wife Of Balboa
brated the Glorious Fourth
with the family Of Mrs. L.
Is. Mollie Barnes of the
khkeepsie section visited
Ids near this place during
Eeek,
this section Of the country
Ma hay is reported only or
ry, but timothy is better than
Eorage.
y and pleasant weather, but
is badly needed throughout
section, Crops are begin
to suffer.
liver Fleming, a citizen Of
hnon township, was seen here
.eek, He is talking of mov-
b the west.
alter Graham left Monday
%onesboro, where he will re-
ia for some time, provided he
secure a position.
rs. William Blagg and her
Miss Mildred, visited
#former's parents, Mr., and
X p. J, Schales, lately.
he youngsters Of F'latwoods
Yea a nice singing Sunday,
hich they were assisted by a
ID from Poughkeepsie.
m. Bensch Of Hardy was at
placo last week. On his re-
to Hardy he was accom-
ed by his aunt and his sister,
~ Bertha.
h. and Mrs. Milton Howerton
.Bjg Rock township were
ted by the writer Saturday.
" were going to visit friends
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IN ARKANSAS A

|
The first carload of peaches of
tt.e season was shipped from Fort
Smith Saturday.
A large number of cattle and
hogs were drowned in Usage
Greek, near Rogers, last week
during a rise,
A citizen Of Morrilton killed
rattlesnake in his garden a few
mornings ago which had sixteen
rattles and a button.
In order to allow the farmers
to catch up with their work, cir
cult court at Conway, which met
last week, was postponed.
Major W. e. Woodruff, for ten
years treasurer Of the state, died
at Little Rock Monday. He was
born in Little Rock in 1881.
Fourteen hundred bottles Of
beer, wine and whiskey were
seized by the sheriff at the depot
at Camden recently and destroy
ed.
David Fee, x-sheriff of Mar
ion county, was found dead in
his field near Yellville Saturday.
1t is thought he was a victim of
heart trouble.
Mrs. Sallie Hogan, 83 years Of
age, was found dead in her bed
at Sloan Springs a few morn
ings ago. Her death was due to
heart trouble.
The new Craighead county jail
at Jonesboro has been completed.
! There are enough cages to ac-
commodate 100 prisoners, and
the building cost S28, 900.
j, h. Ca2ort's barn, near La
mar, was destroyed by fire one
night last week, Six tons of hay,
300 bushels Of corn and lot Of
farm utensils were consumed.
All the physicians Of Conway
held a meeting recently and
unanimously agreed to restore
the same charges for practice
that prevailed twelve years ago.
AT a picnic at Marshall las
week Isaac Horton and wife cap
tired the prize offered to the
couple who had been married the
longest, They have been mar
ried so years,
Acting Governor Pindali has
granted q pardon to Will Mul'
drow Of Howard county, convict
cd last year Of involuntary man.
4 slaughter and sentenced to yeal
in the penitentiary.
w. M. Henson, farmer who
lives near Pike City, while re-
pairing some harness in q barr
recently, was seriously injured
by several sacks Of oats falling
through the loft upon him.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, Is years
Of age, fell out Of bed at her home
near Bloomfield one night last
week, striking her head on the
floor and producing conclusion
Of the brain, from which she
diod.
The labor question at Jones'
boro is. becoming serious one
Unless more hands can be So
cured the factory and timber in
terests will suffer q great hard"
ship. Many tenant houses there
are empty.
Mrs, G, 4, Boyden Of Man
chester, Tenn, after arriving at
Hot Springs on Wednesday OF
last week with $500 in her pos
session, has mysteriously disap-
peared and relatives can find nc
trace Of her,
John A, Phillips, merchant an(
| farmer at Parkin, Cross county
was shot and instantly killed by
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TWO SISTERS HAD ECZEMA.
cuticura Cured Scalp Troubles OF
Two Illinois Girls-Another Sis
ter Took Cutieura Pills.

81 must give much praise TO all the
Cuticura Remedies. used but one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one box OF
Cuticrra Ointment, as that was all that
was required TO cure my disease. /
was very much troubled with eczema
of the head. and n friend OF mine told
me to use the Cuticura Remedies.
which / did. and am glad TO say that
they cured my eczema entirely. My
sister was also cured OF eczema Of the
head by using the Cutlcura Remedies.
Another sister has used Cut!cura Re
solvent and Pills and thinks they are
splendid tonic. Miss Edith Hammer.
r. Ed. No. {. Morrison. Ill, oct ,. '06 '
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COMMANDER OF suLTAN's BODY
GUARD A PRISONER.
Willy Moorish Bandit Chief Holding
caid Gen. Sir Harry Maelean,
Former British officer, Until
Demands Are Granted.

| Tancier, Morocco. - That pictur'
! esuue bandit Raisuli has made cap
tive of Caid Gen. Sir Harry MacLean
commander of the sultan's body,
guard. who organized his army and
who. next TO the sultan. is the most
powerful parsonage in Morocco.
Raisull announces that he will hold
Macl.ean prisoner until the sultan
grants these demands:
l. That Raisuli's house at Zinat be
! rebuilt.
.. That an indemnity of 100000
douros iabout s20O.000) be paid to
him.
s. That he be reappointed governor
OF Tangier and of Fahs and be made
commandant Of police.
MacLean is now at Elkmes. in the
heart OF wild mountain district
three days march from Tangier. lie
is being well treated and has been al
lowed to write to the British minister
and send for his baggage.
MacLean has been urging Raisull
recently to acknowledge the sultan.S
authority and to live peaceably.
The cunning bandit chief assumed
a willingness TO submit. So to him
the sultan sent Gen. MacLean with
gifts OF horses and tents. hoping to
finally bring Raisuli to terms.
With seeming military courtesy
Raisuu sent 10 OF his men to meet
Caid MacLeau. and TO be a bodyguaTd
escortinE him to Roulna. There Raj
suli met him. accepting the sultan's
presents and told MacLean he was a
prisoner. Then Raisul! sent to the
sultan the terms on which he would
release MacLean.
MacLean. a strong and brainy man.
was completely hoodwinked by Raj.
suli. II seems.
Caid MacLcan was a British officer
for so years. and has lately been the
power behind the throne in Morocco
No uneasiness Is felt about his per
sonal safety. but 1t is believed that
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LAND AND WATER MOTOR CAR
Vehicle Which Travels on the Roads
or Takes TO the Water.

Paris.-M. RayaIllier. civil en-.
gineer. has invented a type OF "am.
phibious" automobile and boat com.
bined, which travels on the roads or
takes to water. according to whim or
necessity. NJ. RavaIllier calls 1t the
not-voiture.''
Spectators at the recent yacht port
Inauguration ceremonies at Suresnes
had an opportunity of inspecting and
trying the new craft. NJ. Ravaillier
conducted a series of parties from .he
bank OF the Seine into the water aad
back. among the passengers being
MSle. Thomson. wife of the minister
OF marine. and Nine. Barthou, wife of
the minister of public works. The
sensation of rolling into the watAr.
gliding about and emerging high asd
dry on land was pronounced to be de-
lightlul
The "canot-voiture" passes back and
forth between land and water with
practically no change in maneuvers. 1t
is about II feet long. and the hull. OF
steel, was constructed by NJ. Pitre. of
Maisons.Lafiitte. NJ Boutaillier, OF
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Cure Injuries to Heart.

1t used to be believed that any
wound of the heart was necessarily
fatal. but of late a multitude of proofs
to the contrary has been collected.
To-day it is almost a commonplace OF
surgery to sew up breaks in the heart
wall. A blow on the ches. sometimes
ruptures the heart. and yet the vic
Tins OF such injuries not seldom re-
cover. Wounds in the heart made BY
knives and bullets are now treated
with some approach to certainty. and
although the death rate in such cass1
i Of course higA. n = being ldwea
year after year. ~ 4 would ~ I
rash snlgseo to6Ay who voulA ~
- = - ~ ~ - Asaxf tQ1 X
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"Going Some"

Two of our colored brethren were
engaged in heated argument The
"returt courteous" without the quail.
flying adjective. had been passed and
returned.
Suddenly the larger OF the two
moved up agEressively. "Yuh nyrAh.
youh, II All hit yuh. Ahm aggin to
knock yuh so fan dat der amt nn rail.
road train kin bring yuh back"
The other looked at him 4 moment
speculatiyely. Then. "NisEah you
sen yuh brack map o Africa, II All
hit yuh. Ahm gutn' to knock you 50
fab dat it'll cos eight dollars to sen
yoh a postal card"
Whereupon the tall one, realizing
that the limit had bcaG reached
passed his "chaw." and peace IeISu-d
again.-Judge.
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Hans vischer. the English resident
at Kuka, on Lake Tchad. in northern
Nigeria, Africa. has discovered q col
ony OF cave dwellers around the Char
ian mountains. The inhabitants OF
these underground residences dig
deep hole in the ground. which forms
. courtyard reached by means OF mar
row entrances about thirty feet long
by three feet broad, All the rooms
open on this courtyard. To protect the
dwellers underneath, well is carried
round the courtyard. Absolute clean
Illness prevails everywhere. In strange
contrast to these subterranean VII
lagos are remains on all sides OF
dwellings In the Roman style,
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at Pine Rock lighthouse. off this city,
celebrated her golden anniversary as
a resident of the historic spot the
other day. For rs years Miss Lewis
has been the keeper OF the beacon,
succeeding her father, through a
special act of congress, when he be
came disabled.
Miss Lewis was 6S years old in
March last. but she is stIll alert in
body and mind. Practically all of
Newport took part in the celebration,
for the people there are proud of the
brave woman who has to her credit
the saving of is lives from the sea.
Not few of these rescues were made
under circumstances that called for
both daring and clever seamanship
and as a result of her courage and
skill. under conditions that would have
tried the strongest heart, her fame be
came worldwide.
Craft of every description, laden
with admirers made their way out IL
the light. where Miss Lewis kept oper
house. cheerily receiving and enter
tanning her visitors. Those who hat
not seen her for years were aston
ished at her mental and physica
vigor and it was predicted that tn.
light would not soon lose its famous
keeper.
Lime Rock lighthouse has had man.
noted visitors, including Gen. Gran,
Vice President Colfax. Admiral Dewe,
and Gen. Sherman
In the interior of the house, whic1
is wonderfully neat, are many medal
/ and trophies.
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WAITING FOR THE FUN.
Younsster Had Reason TO Expect
Something Would Happen"

An old gentleman. rather portly and
clad in a somewhat youthful suit OF
light gray flannel. sat on bench in
the park enjoying the day, relates the
Woman's Home Companion.
whats the matter. sonny?" he
asked small urchin who lay on the
grass Just across the walk and stared
intently. why don't you so and
play?"
Don't wanter." the boy replied.
But 1t Is not natural the old gen.
tleman insisted, for n boy TO be so
quiet. Why don't you run about
"oh. I'm just waitin'." tho little fel.
low anSwered. I'm Just awaitin' till
you get up. A man painted that
bench about fifteen minutes ago"
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large fortune. He became Moham'
mcdan many years ago and virtu'lly
a Moor.
His deeds of yalor have been nu'
merous and although he has only one
eye he Is a crack shot with rifle.
His greatest achievement was when
his patron. Sultan Mulai. died
Of fatigue during campaign
against some turbulent tribes and
MacLean concealed the death, carry
ing the corpse in a gorgeous gol
litter until he reached the capital,
smugglcd the body in through hole
In the wall. then met and proclaimed
the new sultan. Macl.ean knew that
news OF the death Of Mulai would be
the signal for military revolt. which
would result in an enemy OF his being
placed on the throne.
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No Fears.

Aren't you ashamed of yourself?''
asked the insistent reformer. Here
you are day in and day out in state
of intoXication3 You know what such
dissipation leads to. Already you show
the symptoms of man who is on the
verge oil delirium tremens. And
understand tha, some weak girl is
foolish enough to have accepted your
proposal of matrimony. ! shudder for
her. and for you,'
Nev min, oil fel," replies the hone
less case. "Zhe lady I'm go to MARI,
ish shnake charmer in shide show
w. ID. Nesbit. in Chicago Post
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CAPTURED BY RAlSULl.

with SO powerful a persohuse
hostage Raisuli will drive a n"'u '
gain with the sultan. 4,
MacLean's handsome dausnse
credited with having great lhhuV"I
in the suitan's court. In fao'' sue 10
styled the Empress of Morocco. 49,,
Sir Harry MacLean. as ne 10 s., ",
known in England, is the comhahu,
er.Ip.chief OF the Moorish army mas u
spIendid palace In Fee, gets saials ,
Of sg5. 900 year with such perauisi'es
ne have enabled him to accumulate d
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The "Canot-Voiture."

Nincennes. accomplished the mechani.
cal construction. The wheels are of
sheet steel, disk pattern. and are fitted
with solid rubber tires.
When the vehicle is used as boat
the power is shifted TO small pro.
pellerr this being done simply by NOV.
ing lever
On the roads the automobile attaips
a speed of about So kilometers an
hour. and in the water. where it is n
boat the speed is nine kilometers an
hour
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Ought to Know H,,.,

Inc animal trainer having been
.aken suddenly Ill his wife reported
for duty in his stead. ~
nave you ever had any experience
IN this liner asked the owner 81 ~
circus and menagerie, with soms
doubt.
Not Just exactly IN this line. II.
said. but ny husband manas.s ~ ~
bsasta All rlsAt. doesn't hef'.
He certain1y 1oe14 4 n
We'll - osAt ~ - ~ -
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Mr.. Jolly-There's one thing like
about Miss Barber. She never talks
about anybody
Miss Sneerwell-No. indeed She
spends all her time talking about her
self
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02
Vocal Influence.

The burglar heard the voice OF a
child and paused,
Then he heard the voice OF the
child's mother. and continued Ia pause
But when the deep bass OF the old
man chimed in he quit paUsiaS and
took header through the window
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02
SORE SHOULDERS

1vo1l1 like very much 70 personally meet evefy
reader Of this paper WHO owns horses hiss have
sore sh%Ssaefs snd Ell nim e1cus - eaisy g oau
through the paper.
more shoaldefs in pain. and that they eAa'e do
:. Hnea yost .tsAoYs I'm Ping dcw1 :: vhsS ihsy
ssenrisy Cal baivs viii euI,. eAsss shoaides. baS
"a yosr AeAler = oaes. end esse che. up. for ~
Sssss1y osii Saivs. Il Vii se - vi sssrS ~
s.ssls - D.. jss9 vass = : . s. ~G :. |: -
- 1vs.s = - - - ssssssv A7sassssss
\! !; I''
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Newspaper 500 Years Old.

The oldest newspaper in the world
the King Pau. or News of the Cdpr,sl
OF Pekin. Will celebrate It's five hun
dredth anniversary this year
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is NEW GRACE DARLING.
Hiss Ida Lewis Credited with Saving
is Lives From the Sea.

Newport. X. Miss Ida Lewis, the
Grace Darling OF America, as she is
known. who has lived for so years
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02
The Nature Of the Creature.

~Oh, she is so careless that | don't
believe she could drop u remark with
out breaking her word"
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02

Wherever women are hnnorsd the
gods are satisned.-llindu PTuycrb
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02
NJ. wtnsio,y's Sooti

N-s. "tnaiow'- Soothing syrup
for rhidrtb teethtns s1fIsDs the Egtu. reduces n
1.nnsAtiUE Allays pain cures wlad collie - tsrus
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02
The COLORADO SADDLERY CO

Factory lsoi-9 Market ST.. Denver.
Rarn-ss ia every styl. Saddles NJ every de-
rcrlpiiOn Ask your dealer fDs the smooth
est Line IN the West
Evening journal., 1907-03-14
A DOG OF
ALL TRADES

"a dog Of all trades" IS the proper
title for the Airedale terrier. They
viii do the worl1 of almost every other
breed.
They will hunt rats, mice and other
vermin; run deer. foxes or rabbits.
beat for birds. bait badger, draw coon,
retrieve game under any conditions,
each with equal gusto and success.
They flourish as well in the far-of
frozen north as IN the damp. fever
stricken tropics; as we'll as in the sun
burned. scorched plains or Arizona and
New Mexico as IN the cool pine forests
OF Canada or Maine. Equally at home
on land or I'm water, I'm any climate. or
hunting any game. the Airedale is in
deed a wonderful dog.
The German police have come TO the
conclusion that this breed makes the
ideal police dog In Paris the river
police use these dogs with great sue
cess as preventers Of suicides. Several
European armies have adopted the
Airedales as their dogs OF war in
which capacity they excel
Ia the l<londike they are USED. as sled
dogs, though it has been found thai.
they are most useful as a cross for the
native huskies. This mating pro-
duces dogs that are said to be excep-
Evening journal., 1907-03-14
ALL ABOARD FOR
ATLANTIC CITY


The National Bowling Association IN It's
first annual championships to be held al
Atlantic CAy, beginning March %. has se-
cured in the way OF entries what il took
the A. % G. four years 10 do, the entry
list az Atlantic being larger than that of
the Cleveland Championships.
The FUN list OF entries for the 1907 n. B.
A. tournament shows 120 fvo-man teams,
260 two-man teams. and 4S7 individuals.
These entries include the pick OF the
country, howlers having entered from an
points, including Chicago. Cleveland. Pitts
burg, Youngstown Detroit. New Haven.
Bunaio and even from Toronto, Canada.
This gives the 1907 event a class that viii
stamp IL as "a national championship in
every respect
OF The 100 teams entered Philadelphia
sends O.; New York and Brooklyn. &c;
Newark. n; Wilmington, G; Paterson, n.
j., a. Baltimore, 4: Trenton. o: Chicago
s.; Washington. .; Atlantic city. 2; Buffalo
?. one each comes from jamestown. ~
~ pttsburg, Syracuse. Detroit New
Brunswick, Long Branch, New Haven,
Rochester. Reading. Lewistown, Baldwin,
vile, n. y; Youngstown, a and Toronto
Canada.
Evening journal., 1907-03-14

tiOnally valuable for this branch of
work.
An Airedale win quickly learn TO
herd and drive sheep or cattle as well
sa any collie, and is particularly useful
as a guard or house dog.
In disposition the Airedale Is faith
full, lowing and obedient: a combina e.
ton of all that has been admired IN
the dog The story Of the dog of this
breed that dragged through four miles
of bowling blizzard the dead body of
his master will always raise o lump In
the thrOats of dog lovers.
The origin Of this many sided dog
lis of comparatively recent date. He
appeared in Yorkshire. particularly in
the valley Of the Aire. from which
ne gets mis- name about so years ago.
Although the dogs official name is
Airedale terrier stiu. common usage
especially I'm England. has led to n
dropping of the latter member. and
he is now universally known and loved
as the Airedale.
He was created. IL the term be per-
missible. 10y those who had no knowi-
edge of scientific dog breeding. but who
desired a good all-around dog-bia
enough to take care OF himself and
useful in hunting. vermin, especially
along the little streams. To do this
they mated otter hounds with all pos
sible combinations. Of terriers and bs
a series Of haphazard crossings and re
crossings produced the waters side ter
rier. as he was then called.
From this very mixed and doubt
fully bred dog the early breeders, by
careful breeding and some modifica-
tions. produced the grand dos that IS
now so rapidly becoming a genera
favorite; but, well as they did theii
work. the mysterious foundations OF
the past are often cropping out in long
houndliSe ears Of the white markings
that should not be.
The Airedale has a hard. close coat;
Ions we'll shaped expressive head;
strong muzzle; neat V-shaped ears,
bright. dark eyes: well-de1ned ana
strong neck; good shoulders. chest
deep and hPrrow; forehead straight as
gun barrelsN with plenty OF bone; ribs
well sprungN loins strong: hams anl
second thighsTun powerful and mus
Oular: tan doclSed ana carried neoris
erect Actiont free and snowy. as q
always on the Plert and never tired
Color black or Dirk badger grizzle on
back and neck; Mead. ears, chest. legs
Evening journal., 1907-03-14
VINSON'SCONTRACT
ARRIVED TO-DAY
HeaVy-Hittile OutfieIder Will
Strengthen Local Team
Considerably

Fans Of this city can now rest easy. In
this mornings mail Manager Connolly re-
ceived the signed contract of Ernest Vim
son, the man who while playing on the
Cleveland team out hit the great Lajoie.
lIf Vinson can be conditioned properly he
VIII out-hit any man in the Tr-state and
perhaps any in the country. He is a
natural hitter ana is just as liable to get
a three bagger or a homer off a wide one
as Off ap erfect pitch. He don't care how
they come.
Besides being a long hitter. he is an
excellent bunter and one OF the best base
runners In the business.
Manager Connolly will not go to Bal
timore this week, but on Monday or Tues
day Of next While there he will meet
'Buck" Ramsey and Herzog. Manager
Connolly is a very busy man these days
and is leaving no stone untmned in his
efforts to give the people of this city the
"best ever"
Evening journal., 1907-03-14
POOR OLD JEFF
NEEDS THE MONEY
Yarn From the West That
Heavyweight Champion
is Nearly Broke

Jeffrles is the subject Of the latest fight
news from the Far West. The press agent
hhs 81 now that Jen is broke ana that he
is compelled to go after whatever is offer
ed ia the shape Of purse. The last time
there was a report of Jeff needing money
it was that ne contemplated buying a
valuable addition to his ranch and little
prizo ring money would come in very
handy
The scandal this time Is that Jen has
been bucking the Tger and that Mrs
Jen has shut down on his drawing any
moro money from the homestead. 1t Is
even intimated that DE has given up the
ranoh FOR city life. and has gone pac,
that makes him need the money.
II may Doe that the big fellow has de-
clared an intention OF fighting again, hu
that he knows whore he is going 20 sleeI
tonight is fairly certain He never cut q
very Wide swath as a spendthrift, and an
less he Is a greatly changed Jcm there
are stnl several large iron dollars, earne,
IN the ring. safely slowed away.
Evening journal., 1907-03-14
DELAWARE ON TOP

The crack Casino five. OF Philadelphia,
came here last night and were taken into
camp by the Delaware team. The games
We're very interesting. Both clubs ar en-
tered in the Atlantic City tournament. The
scores.