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The Irish standard., 1907-12-21

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A:rench:;fold iour-n-''and silk lies of soc
and 75c values, 25c. -. ..-.,
Swell ReefeU. Juflers, heavy silk, correct
shades; $I.oo and up
cloves from, foremost makers, fleece lined
!, Or unlined, 81 and up. Silk-lincd and
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Best Underwear made, Silk, $3.50; silk
and-wool, $3.50, and pure wool, $1.5o and
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DULUTH NEWS.

The Duluth correspondent of the
Irish Standard wishes all it's readers a
merry Christmas and many happy re-
turns of the day.
Division No. 1, A. O. H., will hold All
extra meeting month in order to take
action on new applications for mem
bership. The meeting will be held
Sunday afternoon. Dec. 20.
Miss May Murphy returned last week
after a months visit with friends in
the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly Of Two Har-
bors spent a few days last week in
West Duluth with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Connolly, North Six
ty-third avenue west.
st. James Court No. 614, c. 0. r.,
held It's regular meeting Tuesday even
ing Of last week in Gilleys hall, and
the attendance of the members was
good. The principal business of the
meeting was the election of officers for
the ensuing year, and hesulted as fol-
lows: Chief ranger, e. F. Madden:
vice chief ranger, William Drappeau;
recording secretary. A. Murphy; tinan-
cial secretary. w. j. Doherty; treas
urer. J. Method; trustees, j. McCor-
mick, j. Ryan, c. Hugh. At the next
meeting the chief ranger will appoint
the conductors of the court. The in
stallation of officers will take place at
the first meeting in January. st.
James court is the second largest in
point of members in the city, and it is
the intention to increase it's. member
ship with a good round sum before
the next annual election. The next
meeting of the court will be held Sun
day afternoon, Dec. %. Owing to the
regular meeting falling OH Christmas
eve. it adjourned to the early date.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Christopher
Tracy. 3 North Fifty-seventh avenue
west, Dec. 4, girl.
Frank s. Kelly. an engineer on the
Duluth, N1issabe & Northern railway
left Wednesday of last week for Mar
| quette, Mich, and Milwaukee, Wis
where he will spend a few days with
relatives. He will then proceed to Chi
eago. where he will be joined by his
wife. They will then proceed to Den
yer and later to California, where they
will spend the holidays with Mr. KEEL
lys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Kelly
formerly of Proctor.
The regular meeting of the Bishops
club was held Tuesday evening of last
week at the club rooms on West Fourth
street. Mrs. C. f. Judd gave a talk
on the Holy Land and q musical pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. f. Krei-
nier, Mrs. Leo Ball and Miss RATHER
inc Fieberger, Mrs. Helen Hawkes., Miss
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Teresa Lynn and Walter Smith. There
were readings by Miss Saravin.

Teresa Lynn ana walter smith. There
were readings by Miss Saravin.
Fourteen members Of the council and
city officials were the guests last even
ing of Contractor p. Mcdonnell at the
production of The Man of the Hour
at the Lyce,lm. "a lesson in practical
politics doesn't do them any harm and
| they may gain something by it, said
the genial Paddy.
Mrs. Frank O'Connell of the West
end left during the week for a visit
with her parents at st, Paul.
The st. Francis court, No. 1850, Cath
Ollie Order of Foresters held it's annual
election of officers Tuesday evening of
last week at the ST. Anthony of Padua
hall. The following officers We're elect
ed: Chief ranger, Henry Gruesen;
vice chief ranger, Fred Ruff; past chief
ranger, Charles Decker: treasurer, Eu-
gene A. Huot; financial secretary, Louis
J. Junker; recording secretary, Louis
P. Schneider; trustees, Messrs. Muelr,
Soukeep and PETER; senior guard, Paul
| Thorn; junior guard. Louis Bernhardt;
inside sentinel, Arnold Mouthay; out
side sentinel, Gregory Milotrick. The
installation of the new officers will
take place at the first meeting in Jan
uary.
Nose Riley, a fireman, left a week
ago Wednesday for his home at With
row, Mimi. where he will spend q few
weeks. after which he will go to Chi
cago.
Miss Kate Sullivan of West Duluth
had as her guest during the week,
Miss Kate Mackey of Virginia.
Mrs. j. j. Sullivan and daughter,
Rose, of West Duluth, are visiting
| friends in Virginia. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Crawford enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening of
last week in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. p. Mcdonald, who will leave soon
for the South, where they will spend
the winter.
Martin E. Pierce sailed last Satur-
day from New York on the, steamer
Lusitstnia for Ireland. He expects to
lhe gone about three months.
Last Monday evening the Crusaders
club presented the drama More Sinned
Against Than SHINING" before Il large
audience at the Cathedral Auditorium
The following paragraph is. taken
, from the Evening Herald column OF
1 Twenty Years Ago." ,.'-
| A meeting of those interested i'll the
cause Of home rule for Ireland was
held at the courthouse recently. Judge
Dunphy called the meeting to order
and officers We're chosen as follows:
J. J. Laux. president. J. oLeary, sec
rotary; j. j., Costello, treasurer. 1t
was decided to start n subscription
for the Irish cause.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATED " MARlIN ltOSLI.
HENNEP1SN-IN PRoRATE cof1RT.
In The Matter "f the Estate OF Martin
Hosli, Dcccdcn.
Fritz lIosli. john Hosli. Mary RciIing,
Martin HosLi. peter HosIi. Nick Hosii
Maggie Larson, Rachel swank. William
Hosli. Annie N'slL Gusta Powers. and
and probate of the will Of said decedcnt
The petition Of Dora Hosi being duly
fled n this court rsp'IHesenting that Mar.
in said county on the FIRST day Of March.
1SsS, leaving y ~ wi, WI! and Testament
be- a in as lie last w and tes
lament Of said accident, and that letters
Of administration vi With the win annexed
Now, Therefore. you, and eacl Of you.
are hereby cited and required to show
cause. 4 any .ym. Inlay, have. before this Court.
use in Mnnsapos Gonty 81
pin. State Of Minnesota, on the 18th dny
81 January 1903. at ten o'eIocls a. M. WHY
the prayer Of said petition should not be
Witness the Honorable George r. Smith.
Judge Of said Court. and the seal Of said
court this 18th d d:H;o O. DECEMBER: 1907.
AIBERT F. pRATT. '''4$''
es Attorney for Petitioner. stef'
Anoka. Min.
- GLOW did you come out. on tn. last
raca ,y--. - . 49,
race = 49,.
!; II lost" -
IT.
q! "a hearrit ~aa:crooked." ~, =,
=, '"rhat must be: q mistake. for I bet
on a straight tip -atst So ~ |sStrf.
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A Custom We Might Initiate.

A very beautiful custom, in vogue
In almost all the countries in Europe,
ing funeral, says the Catholic Advance.
1t shows a deep religious spirit and is
an evidence Of a belief that the body,
which was once the habitation Of a
human soul. is deserving of respect and
reverence. Quite different is this from
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the attitude we assume towards tho
dead with whom we were not acquair,t-
cd in life. Nothing is colder than the
manner of our people as a funeral cor
tege passes along. We are too busy
to pay any attention to dead man.
Perhaps, If we are Obliged to stop a
few minutes to let the funeral train
pass, we storm and rage because we
have been interrupted in our business
and We condemn to hadea the: dead and
all who follow along, We are sadly in
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need. lin this country. of a syn,pathetic
feeling for the sorrows and Affections
OF others and the thought never enters
our business crazed brain. that a little
respect, by the tip Of the hat, shown
to the remains of the dead as they are
carried to their last resting place, may
do much to soothe the aching hearts
Of those who have lost a beloved .one.
Consolation, from stranger. oftinies
heals the wounds of sorrows, more
quickly than does thst.of +ti,e most in-
timatA friends,
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Slept Like . Brick.

An exchange tells Of a hello" girl
wake UP to go to the Office on time,
and bought an alarm clock. When it
went off the first morning she rolled
over and said in her usual sweet voice.
although, asleep, Lines busy can
again. 80 j., !, ia a 80. y..:.
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FOOT '"''N'"H' say" JAM ''""''
loses almost as many ball games aF
poor pitching, ana losses which result
from poor coaching are the most az
grayaIinr defeats that possibly can
occur and are responsible for more
mental soreness than anything else on
the BAN field. The toughest game the
Washington club ever lost happened
over ~ st. Louis ana one bad break
10y a concher nj mira base was re-
hponsihic for the whole business W.
were PLAYING a bitter see-saW game
Win the Browns before Dig SUNDAY
crowd, The score was tie WHeh We
came TO bat IA The eighth inning. IhrIe
wa5 one out when my turn came, ana
win HohodS ON the bases ! n"u , ,,,
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CALIFORNIA; CAPTAIN

r. X. Swocsy, a member of the SO
Nor class Of the University of Cali
iOrnia, and who for the past two years
has played center field ON the Blue and
Gold nine, was elected to the captaincy
Of the team at n meeting on Tuesday
afternoon. Swccsy was elected unani.
mously to succeed X. c. ellis, who
viii not return to college on account
Of the illness of his father
The new captain has been mem.
Der Of the varsity nine for the past two
years. He Is Il consistent batter and
Il brilliant fielder. lie Is mcmher of
the Junior and senior honor societies,
and was named two years ago custo.
dian of the aX that was taken from
Stanford few years ago
Swccsy Is registered in the college
OF civil engineering from Berkeley.
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Barney Oldfield May
Come To Honolulu

Detroit, Mich. Jan. IL, 1907.
Mr.. W. Il. harrington, Editor Of the
Evening Bulletin, Honolulu, Ha.
vail.
Dear Sir:-lt is the intention Of
Barney OldGcId. the worlds champion
au,oIhuhiIc track racer, to make a tour
at The world. viii you kindly advise
me of the condition Of automublling
IN your city aud put me in touch with
tho Automobile club or Of the leading
automobile dealer? | have been adj
Nsnd by tourists that there are cir.
Cular tracks in your city for horse
racing and, II so, they are what we
would require To race upon. VIII you
kindly advise me fully in regard to
this matter also letting me know
what Kind Of tracks there, are to be
bad I'm Hawaii, - by that ' mean the
kind Of surface these tracks have;
also what limo of the year L. there tho
best weather for racing and when
would such an attraction bc likely to
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draw the best attendance. AS auto.
mobile racing Is a sport that Is being
we'll patronizcd and rs without doubt
many Of your readers are owners Of
without doubt u meet would
prove matter of local interest. We
carry with us u full racing outfit, con.
asting Of two racing cars ana a rae.
ing tourist car.
Any Information which you will he
able to give me such MS tho condition
OF the tracks, the name Of the Score.
tury Of the local club, or the name Of
the leading dealer will be OF great
assistance In preparing our route for
this trip. Old6old Is at present In
California, where We will open our
Spring season, and we figure ON our
tour Of the world In tho Fail
Trusting that You will favor mo with
u very early reply. and thanking you
in advance for the favor, am,
Very respectfully,
". A. MOROSS.
Manager for Barney Oldhcld.
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= - SPORTS
Diamond Heads Get The
Desha Boys From Puns
PUNS MAY HAVE WILLIAMS FOR PITCHER

The scramble for baseball players
has commenced I'm earnest and Is
causing q good deal of trouble for
some OF the teams which considered
themselves as practically settled. The
Diamond Heads have proved to be ii
rather discurIuul feature, taking play
urs whore they saw TT and weakening
the other teams while strengthening
their own. All d. fair In love, war or
baseball, so long as you get what you
want however: $50 there will be more
hard work done ncNt week and by
that time Inc Iur.ups will be pretty
nearly settled.
The Diamond Heads have the start
ul uII the other teams from the present
lookout aud viii mako any club rustic
Tor the UunuauI They will play az
uNhihiJiOn game with the Il. A. C.'s on
WFghiuuoU's birthday. and the line
which they have for that day will give
pretty good idea Of what may be
expected during the season.
For their battery they have made
. wholesale steal from the League
material of last year and Eddie Dcshn,
ul the puns. viii be In the box with
Jones OF last years Kams ON the re.
uuiyiug end. Jim German, of II. \. c..
will hold down first base with Van.
uutla on second Henry Bushnell.
who played with the pms a couple OF
Years ago. will be In the game once
moro al .rdnuI while Henry sheldon
viii De- aD third The 0utnoId win con.
riHI of George Dnahn ana Manager ed.
die Fernandez. and % also stated that
Bort bowers has once more been res
mr"ond AMI will decorate tho center
garden n This last Is true It will
pleas" the fans ass much as anything
else In the entire lineup, though the
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BETTER THAN DIXON

Abe Attolls last two fights have
caused no end of comment and the
race track people, who attended IN II
body, are more than stuck on the little
champion. Ed. Cole, assistant judge
at Ascot and for many years IA sport.
ing writer on New York paper. has
this to say regarding Attcll ana his
fighting ability:
II had read that Attcll was the clcv-
crest boxer In the world and | got the
impression that he was one of the lab
and get away boys. After seeing his
last two fights, both of which ended
by the knockout route, | think that
this man Is a better man than ever
George Dixon was. II they should
meet today, with Dixon in his prime, |
think that Attell would win in a romp.
That's how good ! think the present
champion is"
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League will miss the services Of the
best umpire whom they have ever had.
The fact that the Dcsha boys, Eddie
and George, have decided to leave the
puns and come under the wing of the
Diamond Heads has caused n great
deal Of surprise. These two boys came
up I'm the baseball line under the wing
of the Puns aud the latter club feel
that they should have them now when
they are needed worse than nj any
time for years.
The puns say, however that IN spite
of the fact that they will miss the
Dpshls. they can get up team which
will make some one walk pretty fast
to cover. Among those whom they
have now I'm Wow are Jack DCsha, Ia.
yid Dcsha, Charles Lyman, Bob Me.
Corriston. Hanna and last but not
least Johnnie Williams. This last
comes as a surprise, as the II. A. c.
had counted on him for their pitcher,
tut he is said to have told his friends
that he will not play with the II. a.
C.'s this YEAR He refuses to sign with
0'y team at present and is taking
things pretty coolly aud waiting tin
The others are through their worrying
before he starts In.
After about the middle Of July there
iH liable to be something doing with
the. Puns Castle. the Harvard star
pitcher, who Is claimed iO be- the best
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-02

CHANGE IN AUTOS

Increased length of wheel base Is
one of the leading changes adopted by
practically all manufacturers of mo.
tor cars for the 1907 models, but some
Of these manufacturers are liable TO
come to grief in this change, accord.
ing TO Fred. Dayton, manager Of the
local branch of the Electric Vehicle
Company, which builds the Columbia
cars.
While the wheel base is lengthoncA
the frame Of the car is not generally
strengthened 10 stand the increased
strain upon It, according to Mr. Day
ton, aud this rs likely to cause no
end Of trouble, he aiyG Experience
along THE line OF the makers OF the
Columbia cars has led Nh Dayton To-
reach this conclusion
Practically every important car on
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Want HAGKENSCHMIDT
:: q z

Kansas CITY, Mo, Jan. 5.--Thc Mis-.
souri, Athletic cub yesterday cablcd
George Hackenschmidt, champion
catch,as-catch-can wrestler of the
world, that il would ofcr purse of
$4,000 IL he would agree to mcp
Frank Gotch in championship match
In Kansas City In April.
The cable was sent to Berlin, where
II Is understood Hackcnschmidt IS
now giving exhibitions. The matter
has ulready been BuDiaittcd To Gotch,
who agrees to allow Hackcnschmidt
Gour-hltbs OF the purse, win, lose or
draw, as an induccmcnt to get the
champion 10 come to this country.
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F. : q
NEW RECORD

Hotel Ormond, Florida, Jan. 21.-At
the very first crack out of the gun, vir.
tually before the tournament had been
world record fell to the
honor Of the Ormond course. George
Curtis with a single cylinder zig
horsepower motor cycle, covered mile
in 100 4-j, though this was nothing in
comparison with Mascot's later trial
spin, when he sent the Stanley racer
- mile In 2S 3.5 seconds which time is
better than the record of two years
ago. Baldwin Of Providence also went
out for a mile in a Stanley speeding
car but he never finished the mile, At
The, haIt he blew out the packing
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ENdLISHNAh BEATEN

Philadelphia, Jan. 12.-DarlSey Hal
cy Of England made his first appear
Hncc in America at the National \. G
this evening when he met Tommy
OrOolc Of this city in sixround
bout O'ToOle was entitled to the 10.
cislon, although the little Englishmun
made many friends by his plucky
showing,
IN the prcliminnrcs Johnny Burns
had shade the better of his bout
with Young Kid Broad. Blunt BowlorS
only lasted two rounds with Gus Field
man, Jack Britt and Eddie E'ahc"
fought a draw. Frank Carsey out
pointed Young Loughby.
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a woman. Yes, she's a forty-hors5-
power Walter car" The woman ut
CnCC protested against his speaking OF
the Walter car as she" Then he
told her that It had bonnet worth 500,
and she quit arguing.
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The Athletics'. much-touted new
shortstop from Memphis, Sim Nichols.
according to the official Southern
league averages, battcd .257, or only
three points better than Brouthcrs, the
man Mack sent back to New Orleans
last spring. In fielding Nichols was
tenth on the list, with an average OF
1926.
:: . :.
Probably the heaviest man In Europe
was the late Hans Fromm Of WlIlens-
berg, In Eastern Prussia, hotel keep
.cr. He weighed 525 pounds. A show.
man in Paris once offered him II large
sum aud he was willing to accept II,
but he could not enter any passenger
car and refused to travel In freight
car.
The Brooklyn club has resigned Out
fielder LUmley at an increase of $500
over last years salary, but Tim Jordan
is still holding out for an almost pro-
hibitive figure. Other Brooklyn play
ers signed TO date are Pitcher Bell,
Catcher Bergen, Outhelder Maloney,
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root Gllky was en- route from San
Francisco 10 Reno when the seat upon
which he was resting his feet collaps'
cd near Tracy, 81 crushing his toe
that amputation was necessary. with
out this pedal phalango he claims that
his pruwcss rs a trackman Is i'm.
Iuired.
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s25,35o, FOR TOE

A Jury is being selected in Judge
Wastes court In Oakland with which
TO thy the suit OF l. /. GnEy, IA
moul athlete OF the University OF
Michigan against the Southern Pacific
Company for $25,35O as damages for
he loss Of one of the toes Of his left
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around his steam chest and returned
to the stables. Curtis likewise had
some trouble with his right cylinder
motor cycle and failed to make a trial
At the mile. Outside of these attempts
At speed nothing else was attempted
today, as the course was not In good
condition, hence the work must he con
sllnrnh nNrnllnnI
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NATIONAL CHAMPION

Grand Junction, Tenn, Jan. g3.-T.
7. PAGES setter dog, Prince While
stone was declared the winner of tho
national championship stake of the
United states field trials. Tanark Lad
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The market has increased the length
Of the wheel base for its 1907 models,
be said, and fear some OF them are
going to have trouble, for the simple
reason that the frame Of the machine
has not been strengthened correspond
ingly with the increased length Of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-02
BAND CONCERT

- It II EG It 70 w II Haaa
The band will play this afternoon at
Aala Park at 1 o'clock.
PART !.
March-"NiCnna" ....... Schrammel
Overture" Murmuring Forest" 49,.
$3.50. .,..,.,..........,.. BuuillOn
GaVottc-"Old Tapestry" go. Bogctu
Selection Governors son" -. Conan
PART II.
March-"The Myrtles' Thy rcqucsO
'''' ..,,.,,,..,........ berger
WaltZ-"Princc of Pilson". ....Ludcr8
Romanco-"In the Valley. .Loscy
March--"The Army" ....... Berger
"Tho StarSpauglcd Banner"
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to do-stoprinr me for the fraction
OF q scc0nd-but you can see what dant.
age II did the Washington team"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
Entered for Record Jan. 81, 1907,

From 1880 a, m. to 4 p. m.
r NJ Master hy atty to Annoy VI
ANN 49, '''.'',,......,,..,. Rel
Annoy VI Amin TO II Waterhouse Tr
Co Ltd tr .................. M
Fred L Waldron 10 Robert v Booth
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our best amateurs, and 1t is probable
that uupd-sizcd party may he form
ed to 90 over and make n golHng tour
Of the most noted courses.
); 3: :;
New York, Jan. l5.-West Point Mil
ftary Academy has refused to take up
rowing even though several wealthy
New Workers and Philadephians had
offered to supply full rowing outfits.
The subject was taken up with the nil
ilary academy officials with the Inter
collegiate Rowing Association, but tho
commandment of the academy was
Obliged 10 refuse the offer on the
Ground that the cadets would not give
the necessary time TO organize crews
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Toward the close of the season La
jolo forced his way toward the top ana
made desperate bid for batting hon
urs Of the American League. lie made
PA base hits out Of GO2 times at bat
and scored IS runs. Stone cracked out
20S Societies, but he is charged with
only 5Sl times at bat. lie made more
cong hits. however, maulrg the bail
tor Il total of 800 bases against Laioie'S
275.
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Think Of having over fourteen hun.
drod golfers ON course In a single
day, This Is the number who played
on ChICagO's public gTcon AT Jackson
Park on last Independence Day. over
10000 tickets were ISSUED at jackson
Park during the season, and AS they
only are issued when the crowd gets
largo, the real number of players must
have been in excess Of the tickets is.
sued
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Now York Jan. champion Las
kor aud Marshall have now settled all
details respecting their forthcoming
match for the chess championship OF
the world. According to the agree
mcnt they VIII play the first game IN
this city on January &c and continue
the match here for eleven additional
games, They will then play few
games out of town and finish the
What sex Is Il motor car? should II
match here.
3: 3; :;
Billy Dyer goes to Atlanta COndi-
tionally. Atlanta paid Cincinnati 500
for him and agrees to turn the player
back 10 Cincinnati in the fall II he is
wanted, II Cincinnati does not want
/ i'm. Aflnutn .NrrpeS To nay $500 more