davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Uubce los CtuuhuuuuS uo lNuc't
Mexico que en- amos recientes
han asumido puestos eminentes
y Sc han hecho notables a Ia vista
pdblica, Sc halla Herbert B. Holt,
de Las Cruces, Condsdo de Dofia
Ana.
Mr.. Holt naci6 en- Connecticut
en- Z de Noviembre de 1868 y re.
cibi6s su educaci6n en- las escuelas
phblicas de Massachusetts,. En-
la primavera de 1887 fue q Topo-
ka, Kansas, donde por aigunos
amos estuvo empleado como ta-
|qufgrafo en- la ofcina de A. A,
Robinson, que era entonces Sc
gundo vice presidente g inge-
Micro principal del ferrocarril
Atchison, Topeka J Santa Fe.
En- 1890 10 hicieron secretario
principal del departamento de
ganado de dicha compania, cuyo
puesto dimiti6 en- Mario de 1891,
y Sc fu6 para Las Cruces a acep-
tar Ia posicion de taqufgrafo Off
cial de la corte del tercer distrito
Judicial, entonces presidida por
ell Juez Asociado John r. McFie.
Continue desempefiando los de-
beres de dicha posicion POGO mas
de - afios, durante cuyo tempo
estudio leyes bajo Ia direction
del Juex Simon B. Newcomb, y
fue admitido al foro en- 1898.
POGO dospues de admitido al foro
Sc asoci6 en- 81 negocio con el
Juez Newcomb, continuando 10
compafiia hasta 81 fallecimiento
de este en- 1901. Ha seguido
practicando leyes y es en- 81 dia
uno de los abogados principales
del Territorio. Haasegurado una
practica grande ylucrativa que
va continuamente en- aument0.
En- 1897 fud 81 nominado Repu-
blicano como secretario principal
del Consejo Legislative. Duran
te cuatro amos fue miembro y
secretario del Cuerpo de Regen-
tes del Colegio de Agriculture
de Nuevo Mexico y ha tornado
profundo interes en- el bienestar
y adelanto de esta valiosa insti-
tuci6n.
sIRvl6 DE PRocURADoR DE DIS
TRITo.
En- 16 de Mario de 1905, fu6
nombrado por 81 Gobernador
Otoro como procurador de distri-
to del distrito octave, compuesto
de los condados de Dofla Ana,
Lincoln y Otero, y durante su in
en- ese empleo esta-
blecio una reputation envidiable
como Official prosecutor y pronta
mente tomo cargo como uno de |
los prosecutores mas fuertes VI
capaces del Territorio Y tuvo|
4xito eminente enobter convic.
X Ha estado promlnentementeI
identificado con asuntos de irri-
gacion en- 81 Territorio va Ia
techa estA sirviendo su tercer|
termino sucesivo como opresiden.
be de Ia Association de Usadores
ie Aqua de Elephant Butte, en-
Nuevo Mexico.
En- Ia eleccion pasada fue cleo
10 en- el boleto Republican, como
niembro de Ia Camara de Repre-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

gre a9resiya de Baca Sc enardeci6 y
prob6 ser mas que ell igual de sus once
antagonistas armados. Uno fue muer
to, otro herido v varios caballos que
daron muertos 9 inutllizados, pero el
audaz diputado sali6 ileso.
al slguiente dfa el Sr. Baca tom0 su
prisionero y parti6 de la parte baja
de Frisco q la de arriba para dar el
REQ su investigation preliminar ante
el juez de paz, y tan pronto como lie
garon a la oficina de este Official,
ochenta vaqueros d caballo armados
hasta los dientes y suflciente bora
chos para no importarles NADIA en- ell
cielo nj en- la terra, Sc presentaron y
rompieron fuego. FL combate dur6
dos dfas Y una noche. Y I'm vaquero y
muchos caballos fueron muertos y
otro vaquero herido. El senior Baca
dice que 10 menos 1000 disparos fue-
ron hechos, mas ninguno le ofendi6.
| 81 senior Baca sryi6 como diputado
alguacil del condado de Bernalillo des-
de 1884 hasta 1888 Y como diputado
mariscal de los Estados Unidos por
Ell Terrltorio de Nuevo Mexico en- 1889
dejando un registro de utilidad fide-
lidad que ning1n Official ha sobrepuja-
do jamas. Nunca titube6 en- exponer
su vida en- Ell descargo de su deber
y partlcip6 en- muchos episodlos excl
tantes, pero la guerra con los vague
ros fue probablemente el aconteci-
miento mas espectacular de su carre-
|ra
El senior Baca sirvi6 un aiio, que fue
1897, como mayor de la ciudad de So
corro. por elecci6n hizo i'm reglstro
que le honr6 mucho con su capacidad
administrative.
En- 1884, el sehor Baca contrajo ma
trimonio con la Srita. Francisquita
Pohmer, cuyo nombre indica su orr
gen hispano-aleman. Su union ha ST.
do bendecida con seis hijos, que son
Alfredo, Josefna, Sofia, Georgia, Jen-
nie i-ucia.
Uno de los Abouaoos Mejor conocldos
del Territorio.
=, ,ooo
!. - a. go, 'o' eon',eioiis'uos A.iis'uos uei coiua
" N $500 u iioinpi a'oh ~ sehor pa
~ y. - ano ue conaauo' u sisuien'
! ! ~ !, y = s'ec''on iesu'ai Lue eiec'
~ ~ - en'p'eo y, una niasoiia mas
Z anus WI Z 'o.ai'uau ue votos aauos
su ~ ). opusi'or Misn.ras servia como
I, III 7, s'alU ~, -, conuauo es'uuio ieyes
n,,,.an M - e"s'na '' ue' nnaao 'uez n o. ma
! u. .'n. aae n aquei ticnpo era uno
~ ), !, ~ s.s,.ls,s 'as nas pfoiniienles
~ ..,.y, ,.,, - Dlo'eipore ue 1888
corte de distrIto en- Julio de 1895 en-
la corte suprema del Territorio. En-
1902 fue admitiio a Ia practica de. le-
yes en- Texas, abriendo una oficina en-
ri Paso IIa tenido muy buen 6xito
como abogado habiendo conducido
muchas causas importantes, tanto ciyl
les como criminales que nan sido ad.
judicales en- las cortes del Territorio
en- amos recientes, jamAs ha perdido
una causa de importancia, En- la ac-
tualidad es el abogado prosecutor es.
pecial de la Association de los Criado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

En- estos tlempos pr6speros de Ii
paz y Ia polftica, estando tan lejos lo'
tiempos desordenados de las guerra!
midas, robo de reses Y campaiias ds
los yaqueros, nos parece que es diff
cultoso para Ell morador ordlnario de
sudoeste reallzar que puede codearst
en- Ia calle con hombres que apenas
han pasado su primera juventud, J
que 4 pesar de ESQ tomaron parte Ell
hacer la historic cuando Nuevo Me
xicO c0nstituia parte de la Ultima from
terra. El combatiente contra los in
dos, el guia, Ell vigilante, el prospecta
dor, el pastor de oyejas, el yaquero
hasta el bandolero y el hombre perver
SO han dado materia muchas histo
rias excitantes de veracidad iudosa
pero con unas pocas excepciones no
tables; los oflciales de la ley que dia
riamente arriesgaban sus vidas en- el
desempeho de sus deberes, cuando Ia
ley era tenida en- poca estima, han
llamado escasa atenci6n. I'm tlpo re-
gular de los hombres que conserva-
ban sus vidas por el precario temblo.
de una llave de pelo, hace menos que
un caurto de siglo, es Elfego Baca,
que a la fecha practica leyes en- Albu-
querque. Quieto, modesto y sin pre-
tensiones, pocos 10 distinguirfan en-
tire el concurso como un hombre que
una yez fue la pesadilla y Ell tenor
del elemento desordenado del condado
de Socorro.
Educado en- Kansas.
ri senior Baca es i'm digno descen-
diente de una de las familias mas an
tiguas notables en- ell Territorio,
siendo hijo del finado Don Francisco
de Dofa Juanita Baca. Naci6 en-
Socorro en- 21 de Febrero de 1866, v
fue enviado a Topeka. Kansas, ser
educado en- las escuelas de aquella
cludad A la edad de diez y seis aiios
regres6 a Nuevo Mexico. Su inicia-
'ioh cn ios ueperes ue Id VIVA eslre-
nua no fue largo tempo demorada
'.s unos uespues iue noilprauo uipu'
.auo a'suAun ", oonaauo " oocoifo'
Gay cay "a aun'in's''acion ae f'e'er a.
S'n.pson, sano sus espueias e y ia'
nloso episouio conociuo como ia que
ira ue Daca coh los vaqueros..
~ aque' .e,ipo una euaoriiia de
yaquc'o'' ues''uelauos es'apa aierro'
ii1anuo ios pacilcos 'cludadanos de
ias poplac'ones de Frisco sltuados
como 10y mlllas al oeste de Socorro.
coxieron un muchacbo n,exicano !
llamado Enitacjo Mart,ra7 ~ atarorf
q I'm arbol Y 10 convictaron en- blanco
para ejercitarse con la pistola. Fue
I'm juego muy diyertido para los va
queros, pero no tuvo mucho chiste
para Ia vfctima. F'ue herido cuatro ve-
ces y el que no fuera muerto Sc debi6
enteramente a SUI buena suerte Y no d
las buenas intenciones de los tirado.
res
Cuando el alguacll Simpson SUMO la
manera en- que los vaoueros de las Ger.
canfas de Frisco Sc estaban diyIrtien.
do, instruy6 al diputado alguacil Baca
que tomase cargo del negocio, pusie-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

The NEsFy nome
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
METUN TEAM TO
ERECi CRANDSTAND.

The Met Athletic Association
is now appropriations for the
baseball s, and the baseball
committee,king games.
The neNers of Robins field
have givense of the grounds to
the M. Ar the coming season.
1t Is pd to erect a grand
stand and nish such seating ac-
comodatiowill draw larger at
tendance. Z have not attended
the games past because of lack
of seats Qer accommodations.
All who " become members of
the M. A,ould apply to one of
the meml committee, which
consists ots. Louis T. Peck. F.
l.. Clarksomas Allen, Truman
I. Pierson. Seymour Barr. The
membersh is one dollar per
year.
The baseam will need two or
three sub, or general utility
players. .tions from those de-
string suclons should be made
to the baDmmittee, consisting
of Thomasrr, w. A. Coles and
Il. c. Row
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
| IN! IN Tie FIELD OF SPORTS
THE new BRUNSWICK
NINE GETTING READY.

The New Brunswick baseball team
held rousing meeting Sunday. The
chief topic Of the meeting was the
securing of the ground for baseball
this season. The committee on the
grounds have made a very favorable
report. Grounds have been secured
between Brunswick and Milltown near
the Junction of the Trenton line and
Brunswick line and is an ideal SPOT
for baseball. II is fine piece of land,
and Is as level as a table. II Is not
sandy ground, but is of that kind of
soil that makes fast diamond. Ar
rangements will be made to build a
fine grand stand and a fence around
the grounds. The grounds are situat-
cd so that there will be no objection
from anyone, as there is only one
resident In the vicinity of the place.
Now that the baseball field has been
selected the situation is presented as
to how to raise funds to build and
improve the grounds. The club has
solved the question and have arrang-
ed to have season books printed and
sell them at the rate of 81. q
book. This entities the buyer to ad-
mission to all the games during the
season. The club expects to play
this season In the neighborhood of
SO or 60 games, SO that this will be
good investment for those who wish
to buy the books instead of paying at
each game.
The only pitcher signed at present
is Billy Moore. 1t is expected that
Chalmers of the Brodhursts will be
signed. He is fine twiler and Is a
hard worker and will make a good
addition to the team. He has a good
fast ball and good control.
Bower has not beer signed as yet.
Mulhall has not been heard from and
1t Is probable that lie has accepted
the offer from the solthern league.
Jacob O'Donnell, the well known
twirler, will be givu a tryout with
the Brunswicks. and if he is success
full he will be signe' to pitch for the
season. He is calable of pitching
good ball and is fist company and /
With good support hould be able to
; Did his own. "Jaey' receives the
st wishes of his lany friends
letter was received by Manager
sAe from Clark Griffiths of the
le NJ York Ameridns stating that
ID thewill be able tfplay on the last
s. ouiN in July, as ley are scheduled
IN TO !, in New Yrk at that time.
GRIM has assurd the New Bruins
WICK .uager thaue will present his
}. reeuh lineup yth Willy Keeler
'ge playln ght field He Is well known
rs. AZ Ne.Brunswk, having played
MS there lis young days. He is the
"a, wonder Nnenll and his many
friends Ne lad to see him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR
BAL LTIMORE ORIOLES.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26:-Not since
Baltimore has been In the Eastern
League have baseball prospects been
brighter, for several things have hap
pened here since last season closed to
cause local rooters to take renewed
interest. These happenings may be
briefly reviewed as follows:
First-The purchase of Oriole
Park by Manager Hanlon, at an out
lay of $4,000. thus insuring per
manent home for Baltimore baseball,
Second-The appointment of new
manager, whom Baltlmoreans know
and like. and in whose desire and
ability to win the pennant they have
confidence.
Third--The certainty Of placing a
team of regulars" upon the field al
the start, instead of the former plan
of beginning with several acknow.
ledged makeshifts, in the hope that
good men could be secured later from
major league teams.
Fourth-The signing of each play
er at terms satisfactory to him. thus
for the first time beginning the sea
son with a bunch of enthusiasts. in
stead of lot of grumblers who be-
lieved they had been treated badly.
Fifth-The offer of 81 900 in cash
to Manager Dunn if he lands the
Orioles at the top of the heap when
the season is over.
Whatever good points Manager
Jennings has-and he undoubtedly
mas many-he was not popular here
and he had lost the confidence of the
people. The fact that Baltimore
came in second or third, but never
hrst, when on paper the pennant
should have been easily won, togetb-
er with little things that appeared in
significant at the time, so shook the
confidence of local rooters In the sim
cerity of the cubs intention to win
II 1t could, that change of managers
became necessary 1t is great good
.ortune that man like lack Dunn
vas available to step into the vacan- Z
y. Dunn is known here as a hustler
lie has been popular here for years.
VI the new men, McCabe is a CATCH
n OF the semi-professiona ranks
bout New York, recommended by
Ohm Ward. Mueller is the former
ersey City pitcher, Van Anda and
ireen are pitchers who have had
reat success on western clubs. Ram
the former Toronto and Montreal H
layer who did not play last year
eoause of an injured ankle. Crook 4
non-reserve Connecticut Leaguer
mo lives in Washington and who
as thorough belief in himself.
ames is from Troy Roman is from
edar Rapids,and has already been
led in the Eastern League. Dit
edge Is said to be the best player"
the X. I. T. League Lynch is
'fher Oriole' who has been playing
Cumberland with a string tied TO
I'M. Catiz is local graduate anna .
'ur Demmitt played with Balti-
ore the latter part of last season
Id did we'll.
Hearne Is about the only prominent
an whose signature Is still missing
1t Hugh is not isgruntlel-only
ow. which Is not his natural state
nen the baseball season is on. 7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
"Sidc Tracked

Theatregoers at large Will nc
doubt will be glad to hear that our
old friend. the funny tramp, Horatio
irving Booth. will stop in his perigna-
tions and lay over for rest. the
freight car in which he travels being
side Tracked" at Wilder Theatre
tomorrow night. The play is well
known as sensational comedy,
chock full of fun, fire and ginger. The
play mas been rewritten and
strengthened, is being p.ayed with o
nhe cast OF well-known and fully pro-
nclent actors and is making a hit
this season greater than ever. This
snow appeared in the old Music Hall
here several years ago
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
BASEBALL TALK.

PLEASANT PLAINS, Feb. 26:-
A meeting has been called by M. F.
Humphries, c. A. Shea, George Ma
nee and several others of this place
for the purpose of recognizing the
old Excelsior baseball club. The
meeting has been called for Thursday
night at O'Clock at the store of
Wilbur & Nance in Amboy avenue.
1t is proposed to organize first class
team for Saturday afternoon and holi-
day games to be played on the
grounds at Slover's Park on Amboy
avenue near the depot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
PUBLIc sEaylCE TIME 80 6.

Effective Jan. 20, 1898.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Tsb
way ReformatoYy every 80 minutes eron
. 10 am. until II 40 pm
cars leave Railway Junction for WOOD.
Drldge Greek every h0ur from S 40 am.
until ~ 10 pm. connecting with New
bfunsWtck cars 8 after the hour $50 D.
m. from Railway Junction last car that
makes connectiors for New Brunswick
Cars leaving New Brunswick at :4g
am. ana every hour until AS pm CON
meet with car for Sewaren, WoodbridTa
Railway and Westfeld
Cars leaving Perth Amboy ferry mt :S7
am: and every hour until :57 pm, ther.
~ AZ pm: and L :42 pm. connect for Sc
deld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
907
Alpines vs. hmicitias
S76
Alpines VS.. Annehonpns.
SEQ

S63 S45
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
HOPPING WON OUT.

The five highest bowlers for Janu-
ary on the Aquehonga alleys in Tot
tenville, held their prize bowling
match. Fred Hopping won the bowl
ing ball, the regular monthly prize Of
fered by the club, Thursday night.
The five high scores during the
month were: J.Hodge,257; F. Hop
ping, 24S; B. Christensen, 246; B.
Sharrott, 233, and F. W. Hodge, 224.
The scores in the roll-off Thursday
night were: Sharrott, 1856; Christian
sen, 1876, 174; odge, 1872, 180, 1873;
Woglom, 100. 1856, 1877. 1926; Hop
ping, 1876, 1888, 1922, 1876.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
MURPHY AND BALDWIN SIGN.

A match has been clinched between
Tommy Murphy, of Harlem, and Mat
ty Baldwin, the New England boxer,
Johnny Oliver and Johnny Mack. the
managers of their respective fighters
meeting by appointment and losing
no time in agreeing on terms for the
match. The boys will box at 130
pounds, weigh in at p. nj. on the
day of the contest. while the date OF
the bout will be decided when Harry
Edwards, of the National A. c., of
Philadelphia, arrives in New York to
sign the boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
outspoken.

A representative from a southwest
ern state was not long ago lamenting
10 colleague that his memory was
getting poorer each year
Things that | hear go in at one
EAR aud out at the other" he said.
That's bad said the colleague,
With a broad smile; but you'd better
'e thankful tnat your case is not as
rad as that Of Blank of Indiana.
rhings go in at his ear and come out
4 his mouth '-Harpers Weekly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
SCHEDULE LENGTHENED.
Three More Nights Are Added to thu
Interstate League.

Three more nights have been added
to the schedule of the Interstate
Bowling League. Last night would
have been the last league games in
this city according 10 tho former
schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
IN DEEP MUD.
Keator Won Feature at New Orleans,
Racing In Easy Fashion.


| NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 26.-Ir
deep mud at the Fair grounds the reg
ular sixth race was cancelled because
OF the numerous scratches The bet
tors were badly left in the fifth race
when they backed Ivanhoe all but off
the board. only to see him finish out.
side the money. The City park and
Fair grounds owners will confer with.
in few days on extending the racing
season here in view of the unfavora BILE
racing legislation in Tennessee
The feature. fourth on the card saw
McCormicks Keator win this event in
easy fashion. Garner, who had the leg
up on Keator, had nothing 10 do but
Just let his mount go, and he did 20,
winning by several lengths. Summa.
rles
First Race. Chase, first: Balshed,
second; Dinemock, third.
Second Racc.-Dew of Dawn. first:
Gresham, second: Lutte Foster, third.
Third Race. - Don't Ask Me. first:
Amberjack, second; IIorseradlsh third.
Fourth Race. Keator. first: Dargin,
second; Monere, third.
Fifth Race.-St Noel. first: Reside,
second; Delmore, third
Sixth Race.-Declared off.
Seventh Race-Red Coat, first; Bitter
Brown, second; Cobmosa, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
TAVERN TWO MATCHES.

The Ia of this city, will
bowl agailahway team tonight
on Bohnsaeys.
Tomorrnt the Taverns will
bowl agailEagle A. c. bowlers
on Bohnsaeys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
ALP|NES GET
BACK TO FORM
Win BO'h Games in Interstate
BOwlers' League AquehOngas
Defeat AmiCitiaS.

In the Interstate league games last
night on Kirby's alleys. the Aque-
hongas. of Tottenville, defeated the
Amicitias, Of Pleasant Plains, by 1913
pins. In the second game the Alpines
of this city defeated the Amlcitias by
81 pins. In the third game the Al
pines defeated the Aquehongas by 1S
pins.
The scores in detail were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
.BACHELOS
LOSETO VA. A.
Local BOWIers Are Delted in a
Close Match on God.
bridge Alley

The woodbridge Athle Associa-
ton defeated the Bache bowlers,
of this city, in three strst games
on the w. A. A. alleys at 0dbridge
last night. by 2, ll6 and pins re-
spectively. The scores we
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
BASKETBALL GAME DUE.

The K. of P. basketball team, of
Tottenville, will have as opponents
next Saturday night the Highland A,
C., of Jersey City, whom they defeat
ed before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
MATCH Ar sWITzER,s.

The All Stars will try to avene
last weeks defeat when the Grad
Opera House five from New Brus'
wick roll against them tonight II
Switzer's Utopia alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
RUTGERS VS.. URsINUs TWICE.

The schedule of Ursinus College
includes two games with Rutgers
They will be played at New Bruins
wick May 4, and at Coliegeville. Pa.
May IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
sWITzER,s HIGH sCoREs.

High scores on the Utopia alleys
last night were A. Simonsen. 213.
10; F. Clausen. 20S; A. Olsen, 1876,
lS4; l.. Larsen, 100; ]. Dolan, 1S9;
Brown, 1856.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
WOODBRIDGE A.

SO II SOP
A return match will shortA ar
ranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
NO NJ PRESENT

The Dasiable Athletic Club
did not hseheduled business
meeting Id, no quorum being
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
TIME OF HIGH WATER.

Advice to mothers. Don't let your
children waste away. They can be
strong, healthy and vigorous with
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. It's
swift winged messenger of health
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sexton's
Drug Store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
PHOENIX BowLERs COMING.

tomorrow night the Phoenix bowl
ers, of New Brunswick. will bowl
against the All Stars on the Utopia al
leys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
w. A. A. REGULARS WON

The Woodbridge A. A. regular
.feated the Dubs Saturday nigh
two straight games, for a turkey
per.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
HK IN FORN

c. Hegolled 222, 204 and
POI last Kirby'h alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

That's all 'Nuf said, when you
!ay that HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest family remedy on
'arth. 1t does you good going and
coming. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
5exton's Drug Store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
ON RCK,S ALLEYS

c. Olwid 214 and A. Mesh
row 1S0 1t on Bohnsack's al
leys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

The next Interstate league games
Will be rolled on the Aquehonga al
leys at Tottenville next Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
INTERsTlAGUE STANDING.
UNIOiING LEAGUE.

They scov look sour from
morn It,
Thewould agree;
Now they althy, happy and
bright
They both cl.y Mountain Tes
at niir
Sexton sore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

LONDON. Feb. 26.--Every seat IL
the National Sporting club was filled
last night to witness the most impor.
tant boxing match of the season fo1
the heavyweight championship of Eng.
land and purse of $3.50. Gunner
Jim Moir, the present holder of the
title, had the advantage Of fourteen
pounds in weight and nearly three
inches in height. He proved an easy
victor, knocking out Tiger" Smith.
late of the Tenth huss0rs, in the first
round
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
BROWN BEAT RHODE
The Finals are Now in Prog nj
the Lyceum Rink.

inc IyCeum NIhK.
In the first of the finals fhe
county championship races at t.y-
ceum roller skating rink lastht
Howard Brown won from IN
Rhodes in a two-mile dash by NJ
" laps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
RosELLE CASINO VS.. w. A.

The Roselle Casino bowlers
meet the w. A. A. five on the latt'
alleys at Woodbridge tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

Half dozen lines OF type may be
che link between you and something
you want.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

Open ......I am Close Sc p.m
Money Order Department opens 7 Sc a
:, Registry Department opens 7:sO ana.
pm. to z 90 pm
Sundays. 90 am. to 10. 90 am.
Stamp Wlndow-Opens 90 q. nj, closaa
IL 30 pm. daily.
sundays-Opens .. 90 s-na. closes 10 %
am. ~ "
Public Corridor open until y. 90 ON.
GEORGE H TIc,E
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26
OLWINE ROLIED ola.

C. Divine rolled 21S last night on
Bloodgood's alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-26

Leave WANT" advs. &C branch o.