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FINANCIAL.
Washington
Loan g Trust Co.
OFFICE COR 9Th AND F SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, s., coz. coo.
SURPLUS SEQ 600 fEARNEDi -

49, IAans IN any amount Hade on approved real
- estate or collateral al reasonable rates
- Interest paid upon deposits Oh monthly bal
- ances subject 10 check
this company acts as executor, sdTnInistrs-
- tor. trustee, agent. treasurer registrar and II
-- al other houclary capacities.
- Boxes fer rent IN burglar and freproof vaults
- Tor safe deposit and Storage Of valuable pack
- ages.
Real Estate Department IS prepared 20 as
- sumo the management Of your real csta.e
- Careful attention given 20 all details
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By 2. R Chapman & Co.
members New York stock Exchange 1901 T street
northwest, q. Bowie Chapman, manager.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Charles Il. Gates & Co,
members New YORK Stock Exchange Munsey Building
Closing.
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Thomas /. Hume. president Of the
Washington Stock Exchange-"T vi
cious selling OF yesterday was manifest
during the early trading but finally the
market responded tn support in a very
gratifying manner and closed at the high
prices for the day This rally was natu-
raj but in view Of the enormous decline
should not be regarded with too much
significance. No specific reason is offered
TO explain the wave Of liquidation but it
is apparent that the hostility Of both
State and Federal authorities toward cor
porate interests. and the Unprecedented
demands for capital. are factors In de-
stroying confidence and values. Should
IN" gigantic Transactions OF Friday and
saturday be cleared on Monday without
embarrassment. the market should re-
cover sharply; hut the obscure conditions
are warnings for caution and couserva-
tism.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS,

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE + L GRIMES
COMPANY.-Carit stock 50 oC0; amount paid
m. SSlie; debts SlU1 EDMOND L. GRIMES.
President, Boston Mass October ., 1906 Executed
and fled as required By law.
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highest Returns 70 Investors
Nth safety 70 principal guaranteed by first mort
gage ldeed II trssu notes on Washington business
property Several notes. 500 each. for sale paying
, per cent net 20 inycstcr. Smaller notes on resi-
dence property.
HEISKELL & McLERAN. IooS F ST. NV.
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G. Bowie Chapman. Of T. r Chapman
& Co.-"Opening prices showed some sta
bilityi and during the first ten minutes
the market ralied' quite sharply At this
point, however, the support given was
overcome by the amount of stock offered.
liquidation was resumed. short selling be
came more aggressive, and prices fell
away rapidly. During tRs two hours a
number Of leaders sold points below yes
terdays lowest A slight rally took place
In the last five minutes. evidently due 10
short cyering on The part Of room
traders"
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Opinions ON the View York Market.

VVIhiOhs on the NeN foFk MarEet.
Herbert J.. Jones, Of Charles G. Gates K
'Co-"The market showed a somewhat
better tone to-day, although some further
heavy lines We're liquidated. Bargain
hunters We're in evidence. It is market
only for those well equipped to protect
themselves. and this class Of buyers is ac-
tive and win get good profits on stock
bought before many days pass.
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WASHINGTON. d. <. Jan. Is 1907.
We. the President ard a majority II the BOard
Of Directors Of the HYGIENIC AIR CARPET
CLEANING COMPANY. IN compliance with section
81 OF the Cc> Of Laws # the Distric Of Columbia.
hereby certify thar che capital stock Of said Com
pany is SIG300; that $1,000 IL paid in and that the
Company has debts amounting 70 $500
(Signedl JAMES SHARP.
President
Signed J. II. RALSTON.
tsignedl JOHN Is. SLEMAN, u.
tSigucGi LEE ID, LATINER.
District Of Columbia S..
]. JOHN b, oLEAiAN. Jr.. Secretary Of the Hy
gienic Air Carpet Cleaning Company DO solemnly
swear that the facts stated IN the above Certificate
arc true. 70 the best Of my knowledge and belief.
tSigncdl JOHN 3. SLENAN, u.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 18th day
Of January. 4. ID. 1857.
tSeal} EDWARD r. RIGGS.
Notary Public
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished ly L. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, 1901 L street
northwest, G. Bowie Chapman manager
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II sA-l-Ws OF henry AieMS * Co.
AS was expected the pressure 20 sell, SO
noticeable before the close yesterday. was
resumed this morning. and the market
opened off from closing prices. The mar
ket has been sick for some weeks. and
has been given "A good dose of medicine.
which is working in the right direction
10 remove a severe TT of indigestion.
which has existed for long time past
Prices had TO go 90 the bottom before
the patient could recover The Hquida-
ton which has taken place has been op-
perfume. and has prevented a disease that
would have been disastrous in it's results
This state Of things has been fore
Swallowed by me for some time past. I
am Of the opinion now thai the crisis
has been passed, and that the market
VIII now recover its normal condition,
which means that prices will advance
several points above where they now are
The bank statement was exceptionally
good, and. barring any further disaster
should be reflected in Mondays opening.
Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & FIagg-
The story of the market to-day is one of
continued liquidation. When the London
prices came this morning. with no i'm
provemeut, and even a trile off. il was
evident thai our opening would be ragged.
but u was hoped that the expected favor
able bank statement would induce some
Improvement during the course OF the
day, and in this there was disappoint-
ment. There is still an entire absence OF
news TO account for the recent heavy
selling Of stocks. bat IL is manifest that
some pretty long lines have been thrown
over without much reference to price.
W hen market gets running strongly
one way O. the other. ID is difficult 10
call the turn, so predictions for the COM
ing week must be made cautiously. bat IL
would seem as If Monday should bring
snrln irrLrLrr.r-L-r--l-r-r In
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WASHINGTON. d. g.. Jan. l6 1907.
We the President and a majority Of the BOaui
Of Directors Of the GROWN LUNCH COMPANY.
in compliance with section 63 Of the Code Of Laws
u the District Of Columbia hereby certify that
the capital stock ot the said company Is 81. DO;
that $3.50 is paid m and that the company has 10
debts.
iSgnedl Il T. BITTINGER
President
iSgnell CHARLES +. NESBIT.
tSgnedl JOHN B. SLEAiAN, Jr.
District ~ Columbia IS.
l. JOHN =. SLEAIAN ir. Secretary Of the Crown
Lunch Company. do soleu1ly swear that the facts
stated IN the above certificate are true % the
best Of my knowledge and belief
tS-gnedi JOHN r. SLEAIAN. IT.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th day
Of January, \. b. 1917.
tSeall EDWARD I. RIGGS
Notsry Public
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Some Of the bear traders make the mis-
take. OF thinking that the flood of liquida-
sion which they have helped to produce
is 4 Niagara, endless and Overlooking.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

WASHINGTON. y g. Jan I6 1907
We. the President and majority If the Board
Of Directors q the WASHINGTON STORAGE
COMPANY. IN compliance wi.b section ST. Of the
Code # Laws q the District q Columbia hereby
certify that the capital stock Of sid Company Is
5000; that The Is fuly paid in and that there
are no existing debts excepting deed q trust dated
July Is. 1904. and recorded july Is ls4 III Ibsr
No 2s25 folio 10
iSigncd CHARLES VI. CAMPBELL.
President
fSicnedl ! IT. RALSTON.
tSigncdl CHARLES T. NESBTT.
tSi-uedl JOHN B. SLENIAN. u.
District Of Columbia sS
/, JOHN j. SLEAIAN Jr.. Secretary Of the Wash
iugton Storage ComTaHy. DO solemuly svesr that the
facts stated in the above certificate are true TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
tSgncdi JOHN Z SLElIAN. u
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th day
q January. 4. D. 1897
Seal EDWARD r. RIGGS.
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PRICE CHANGES ron THE WEEK.

Xxx dividend
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American Security and Tnlst.-...-...... -
National Safe Deis-t and Trust. 80
Union Trust Company. .....................fg
Washington Loan and Trgst............. I'll
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-12-13
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

Miss Harriette Mccullough who recent
ly suffered stroke, is much improved.
Milton Keen. of Wilmington, is visiting
his parents and enjoying an outing with
dog and gun.
VIM. T. Jenness was Chester visitor
this week.
Drew Nickle this week moved from W.
T. Jenness' farm to the Weldon farm, the
recent purchase of w. T. Fryer.
Harvey Barrett slaughtered two March
pigs last week, the larger one weighing
278 lbs.
Samuel D. Fryer received badly cut
hand while butchering hogs.
Plenty of corn to husk and help il
scarce.
Mrs. Carter and Miss Smuller gave very
interesting talks at the ladies' meeting al
the manse last Thursday afternoon, the
former speaking of her travels through
the Holy Land.
Geo. H. Thompson is spending the
week in Elkton as juryman.
Carroll Coale, of Delaware College, Wis
tied his aunt, Mrs. w. G. Reynolds, last
week.
James Davis is living seriously i'll at his
home in Liberty Grove.
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For Sale
Trespsss Notice.

All persons are forbidden trepassing on the
premises OF the undersigned with dog, gun. or
Walter s. Reynolds.
]. G. Richards.
89Trespass Notices. printed on muslin, on sale
at this office.
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ORDER NIsI.

In RE: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Elizabeth
Briscoe aud Henry J. BriscOe. .,
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 2727.
ORDERED, this eighteenth day Of November.
~ 1907. that the sale OF property mentioned In
these proceedings. made and reported by Edwin
Haines Mortgage, Executor of Mount E. Kirk,
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
twenty second day of January next. provided a
COPY of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil eountyone week
for one month before the twenty-third day OF
December next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be $780,
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test
HANtY DRENNEN, Clerk. 22n6t
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received on or
- before December 81, 1907. at twelve O'Clock
noon by the Secretary OF the Board OF Trustees OF
West Nottingham Presbyterian Church for the
position of SEXTON of said Church from the 25th
day OF March, A. D. 1908 TO the 25th day of March.
A. d. 1909. Said applicant must reside on the
premises and must take charge OF the church,
chapel and grounds surrounding the same, the
cemetery and fences. He must agree 70 devote
his entire time TO the work. and will be allowed
the use OF the sections house tree OF charge. All
revenue from graye-digging and care OF lots: as
Treasurer of said Board OF Trustees at stated
periods according the fixed schedule of prices.
The proposals must state the sum OF money for
which the applicant will agree to perform these
services in the ma nner set forth for the year
above stated The Trustees reserve the right to
reject any and all proposals. The above notice Is
in accordance with the adopted custom OF the
Board to advertise annually for sexton. It Is TO
be understood how ever, that each proposal will
receive due confederation. ). b. TOSH.
West Nottingham. Nd,l Secretary.
December ], 1907 Colora, Nd
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J. II. Rowland P. E. Tome
c. @. Caldwell E. Il. Rowland
s. G. Rowland r. K. Rawlings
J. Fl. iKimble j. N. Mccullough
M. Acker W. W. Hopkins
Murray Vandiver
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=,
his cows. fboth having heen found O. X by
ANALYSIS by the State Bat terioogist In Baltimore,
in the face of false reports, verbal and by the
press in connection with the illness and death OF
Garfield Brinton. his employee. Though there
were symptoms OF tSpnoid ~ .ne ,as' iew lass 9
DIS SICKNESS ~, D.'on ~ ~ spsps.s
vusions ~ ,.,s. 1900
- NJ p,,nto, ,,a,ar h.d nee 70,
LII, NO l., his coffee onlv paytakine Of II dur
inc bis Illness. There Is no individual in the
county more particular in regard to the quality
of the milk than Mr. Bird, and he has the lives OF
his own family at STAKE as wen as those OF ms
customers. some OF 1ne 'ypno'u sic'iulo ~ 'nis
vicinity nave cow OF tneir own anu nase NO. ~.
years purchased milk rom mr. Di.u' ~ nnsn'
be stateo' however 'na' 'poi.u.eu s.,e1A
OF water passes tnrousn property auIo,nine .ne.s
and we nave never nad occas'on " nase ~ as
nied 70 US tnat stream WIZ nv uieeu ''pAos :.
a ""ini su" W y .N. -.
sweeten tne' atmosphere anu JuS..ce w. on''
que put snouiu De uehianueu W Va. n ~ -.
ace OF 'ase Reports causeu W 'aSH -
- s.ss a,,ee % NJ p;rd,s e~nenss account.
Ivan hicnards VIII venture IN 'ne ,an'o ' 1,r
ness az MS NOME neai 'ne Ne" So
erect ouiloins Suitable ior ni' %" 'A'' '4''p'
lnen'.
Lewis miner 10 oonn"eo W "'' "-
munps'
SIX monin oiu col'' De'o.snk
Aosn' was iounu uea" Al 'n0 ''"-A
'norni"s'
Miss Helen sterrett has been on the SICK hst' ou'
is improving.
O. Earl Todd has returned from visit to James
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The general merchandise store of
Adams & Rigdon, at Aberdeen,
was broken into Thursday night of
last week by burglars, who carried
off a large quantity oil goods. The
money drawer was broken open,
but they found nothing of any
value.
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INSIDE OF THE LATCH STRING.

Chester Harlan who ten or twelve years ago
resided In the Eighth district and who deserted
the riverleted copper head snake fashion) red
clay banks of Cecil for the red skins of the West
and the Philippines Of Uncle Sans new domain
Is on q visit to his old friends having come east
from Bryan's chosen country, Nebraska.
Miss C. Elizabeth stellar has been basking In
the sun light of Baltimore.
Much corn is to husk and some yet to cut. The
recent storm has caught the farmer in bad shape
but why worry? Everything always comes out
for the best. Corn is really better in the shock
than in the crib as much complaint is being heard
of the corn moulding, the grain being soft and
the cobs green.
Miss Harriet MCCULLOUGH of Colora. who suf
fered with a stroke last week has improved and is
able to be about.
S. T. Wiley has been confined to his bed with
heavy cold.
Messrs Charles Churchman. Charles Ulrey. Carl
Kimble Webster Mcvey and J. W. Hambleton, left
yesterday for q trip to Florida and possibly
HAVANA.
Miss Carrie Adams, formerly Of Rising Sun, but
NOW of DTumore. Lancaster county. became the
bride OF Mr. Myrtle Cowan. of Lancaster county,
in st. Pauls M. E. church. Lancaster. Nov. 49,
Josh speakman while cunning recently caught
his foot in some sticks long a creek, and losing
his balance tell heailong therein. Birds or bun.
MES may not have been his luck but he did get =
ducking.
A. R. Mccummings of Little New York, is proud
Of one OF the finest porkers in that section. And
- democrat at that. that's the reason it's so fat
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard shanks and Miss Margaret
sLanks OF Port. were Sunday guests OF Mrs shanks
sister. Mrs. VIM. A. Miller.
Children Of James Mace and Townsend Mccum-
mings are down with the measles.
Vim. sterrett has been cunning in the vicinity
OF Chesapeake City.
Howard Bradley's corn is immense. It being one
of the finest in the county.
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OHEsApEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"cHEsAPEAKE LINE"

OHEsAPEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"cHEsAPEAKE LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS AUGUSTA
AND COLUMBIA"
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. VA.
Effective November 3Oth, 1867.
Steamers leave Baltimore daily Except Sunday
at 7 90 P. NJ. and arrive Old Point Comfort At
A. NJ and Norfolk at 7 so A. NJ, where connection
is made with the Rail Lines for all points South
and Southwest.
(except sunday $50 P. NJ; Old Point Comfort,
1850 p M, arrive Baltimore 7.l6 A. M.
"YoRK RIVER LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS "cHAR.
LoTTE" and "BALTIMoRE."
For WEST POINT and RICHMOND. va.
Steamers leave Baltimore Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at p. m. and arrive West Point at
:. As q, m :, and Richmond at goa. m.
Steamers call at Gloucester Point, Clements.
Clay Rank and Almonds (WeSther and Ice per
mittipg)
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FROM PIERS
IS AND 10 LIGHT STREET WHARF.
Through Tickets to all points may be secured.
haogaRe checked and staterooms reserved from
Tie City Ticket Oftices, 1l9 E, Baltimore street.
ARTHUR W. ROBSON. Agent. 1877 E. Baltimore
street, or the General onices, Light and Lee
streets, Baltimore, Md.
REUBEN FOSTER. E. ]. oHIsM.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
J. H. MCDANIEL. Asst Gen1 Passenger Agent.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-01-18
TELEGRAPH|C TOUCHES
Wirings of a Week Boiled Down
for Busy Readers.
Summary of interesting News and
Events From All Over
Great Country.
Wednesday, January 9.

General Mckenzie today submitted to
congress his estimate for the improve
ment OF the Columbia river between Ce,
lilo Falls and the Snake river, and be-
tween Wenatchee and Bridgeport Four
hundred and forty two thousand dollars
was asked for the work, to be expended
at the following points: Homly rapids,
$50, 5000; Two Sister shoal $1,000
Umatilla rapids, $120,00O; DEVILS Bend
rapids, 100000; Canoe Encampment
rapids, $45, 900; Owyhee rapids. $12,-
600; Rock Greek rapids, $2100 Squally
Hook. $24, 900; Indian rapids, $12 900
John Day rapids, $4,000; Briggs and
Halls Gate rapids, $500 each, and
other points $3.50 The sum OF $40,
900 is to be expended between We.
natchee and Bridgeport.
Because they could not get cars in
which to ship their products the leading
flour mills Of Minneapolis have been
forced to close down temporarily. Three
hundred men are out of work.
Robert j. Gamble OF Yankton, South
caucus to succeed himself as senator.
New Hampshire's long-fought contest
for United States senator eliminated
tonight in the denomination Of United
States Senator Henry E Burnham OF
Manchester, by the republican members
OF the legislature.
Dispatches from Great Darlington,
Mass, report that Henry Nj. Field is
critically i'll at his home in Stockbridge.
Mr.. Field, who is over S5 years of age, is
the last one of the famous Field broth.
ers. He is noted historian and writer.
Stephen j. Field OF California was one oil
the four famous brothers.
Thursday, January 10.
Congressman Vim. Alden Smith OF
Grand Rapids, Michigan, was tonight
nominated to succeed Senator Russell A
Alger This insures his election.
The State Federation of Labor in con-
ventiOn at Stockton, California, today
refused to indorse the boycott orignat-
ed in Humboldt county against Japanefe g
and Koreans and all persons who en-
plOy them.
Race feeling, which has stirred the
pupils Of the Copernicus school, Chicago,
more than a week, eliminated in an open
fight today between the negro and white
children. number of the pupils were
injured.
The Goldield, Nevada. strike has been
settled, the miners accepting the terms
offered by the mine owners.
Three hundred tons Of four-12 900
sacks-was shipped out of Stockton,
CAL, to be loaded on the steamer Coptic
in San Francisco. The -four is destined
to the starving people in China, and
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USUAL BILLS ALLOWED
County Commissioners in Ses-
sion Monday and tuesday.
Bonds of County and Precinct Of
ficers Approved Tax Mat
ters Adjusted.

Pursuant to adjournment, the board
OF county commissioners of Whitman
county, Washington, met on the 7th
day OF January, 1907, at one O'Clock p.
No., all members Of the board being pres
ent.
The following general claims were al
lowed by the board:
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Builds up waste tissues, promotes ap-
petite, improves digestion, induces re-
freshing sleep, gives renewed strength
and health. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets Elk Drug Store.
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Continued on sixth page.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
MESSIAH SALE.
Seats for Production Gan be Had Be.
 ginning Tuesday Morning.

Many inquiries have reached the osA ficials of the New Haven Oratorio so- eiety in regard to Gne sale of seats fop the production of the Messiah on De- cemher l2 in WooIsey hall by the unit ed choruses of the Derby Choral oluh and the New Haven society. The sale for the Messiah will open in the Woolsey hall box office on Tuesday at 10 a. m, will last all day and will con- tinue on Wednesday and Thursdav from the same hour, 10 o'clock a. m.
 The subscribers sale at which seAta for the coming concert, on the 1sth. and the Spring concert, when Eaaar,s great oratorio, "The Dream of Geron- tius" will be sung, closes this evening at 6 o'clock. The Woolsey hall bor office will be open all day from 10 o'clock this morning.
 There is every indication that wool sey hall will be filled to it's capacity on Thursday evening for the Messiah ana not only is there unusual enthusiasm here in regard to this, the higgest proa ductionsof the kind New Haven has ever had, but orders for seats are coma ing from all over the state.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
MAITY BALDWIN
 OUTPOINT5 KEYES
Bostouand Philadelphia Favor ties Go Twelve Rounds at
 Waterbury.
WINNER LACKED PUNCH
Would Probably Have Secured Knockout Had There Been
 Force Behind Blows.

Waterbury, Dec. 6.-Matty Baldwin of Boston clearly outpointed Bert Reyes of Philadelphia in their 12- round bout before the National Ath- letic club of this city at Polls theater to-nigdt. Both men were in fine con- dition and met at 1S8 pounds. From the outset Baldwin seemed to have the advantage, hitting Reyes head and body almost at will and had he had sufficient force behind his blows would probably have scored Q Knockout. AL though fighting sharply Reyes was un- able to reach the clever Baldwin, who stopped his blows easily and returned stiff lefts and rights which rocked the sturdy Philadelphia boy.
 The bout was fought under straight Marquis of Queensbury rules, hitting in the clinches being allowed and as a result 1t was not as pretty as if the fighters had broken cleanly Although no decision was given the work of Baldwin, in the opinion of the specta- tors. stamped him much the more clever man, and the terrific rushes of Reyes failed to damage him sufi- ciently to offset the advantage.
 Fully four thousand people saw the bout which was preceded by three unlnteresting preliminaries between local men. Dr. Frank sCramer, who arrived with the New York contingent, was secured as referee.