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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
Office of the Mayor,

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Richmond Va. December %, 1907.
DECEMBER 25'tH, Be-
ing Christmas Day and u legal holi-
day, no business will be transacted
at the City Hall, and work will ba
suspended in all departments Of the
city government as far as that is
practicable. Heads OF departments
will determine what work Is, essen
tial In their several departments. and
all other work will be suspended.
The public will please take notice
that the laws OF the State OF vir-
ginia and the ordinances of tho city
are In full force during tho holiday
season and cannot be violated with
impunity. Disorderly conduct, rndencss,
vuigarity, or any form OF rowdyism will
be sternly suppressed by the entire
police force OF the city under special
instructions to this end. THE CHILL
DRI1N AND YOUTH OF THE CITY,
AS WELL AS THOSE OF MATURER5
YEARS. ARE EARNESTLY He
QUESTED TO ABSTAIN FROM EN-
CESSIVE OR UNNECESSARY NOISE
IN THE .ININ1EDIATE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD OF THE HOSPITALS IN THE.
CITY AND OTHER PLACES WHERE
SICKNESS IS KNOWN TO lixIsT.
THIS REQUEST WILL BE- EN-
s FORCED WHEN NECESSARY AND
: AS FAR AS POSSIBLE BY THE PO-s
LICE FORCE OF TILE CITN.
CARLTON McCARIHW.
Mayor.
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Lots Of Good Things
for the Xmas Holidays.
Fresh French Candy, &c lb.
Wine Of Jelly, l5c per quart.
New Figs, 5 pounds for Csc.
New Malaga Grapes, lOc lb.

Fresh Chocolate caramels, per ID, .1oc
Fruit Cakes, lib. package .1s'4c
Jelly Roll or Pound Cakes, lib.
pkg. f,,.,..,,.., E.,......,,.....,.l: e
Best Quality Citron ...,....,..,.. zoe
New Mixed Nuts ...,..,.,.,.,....l:
Christmas Mixed Candy, . lbs, for..a5c
French Candy per pound ....,....,.., DC
Best Quality Dates, per pound, Go
seeded Rainsins, in lib, kg.,'..l:'sc
Cleaned Currants, lib. pkg,....- loo
Sweet Florida Oranges. per dozen,,. $50
Best Chocolate Drops. per pound. lelso
Chalmers cielatine. 5 pkss.....,,,.s5c
Roneless Cod Fish, lib. brlcks.,.... 70
White ~" Sugar, per pound ,..,,,41aa
4 Cans Tomatoes for
Z large bars swift's Pride Soap for.aoc
Fest Wine. Catawba and Hack
4 berry, per gallons,.... .,.,,,..,.50 soc
Sugar Corn. cans for,..,,,..s.,,,.s5
alb. Jars Preserves .,....., ,s,..... 200
Early June Teas por can .,,...,.. 30
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NEW y. M. c. A. COURSE

Announcement Made OF Series Of Wintess
Entertainments, ys.f.
a new course OF winter night entertuin.5
Iaents, including musicals and lectures, ii
announced by the Central Y. NJ g. A. Owing
10 the limited capacity OF the auditorium
only 500 seats can be put on sale over and
nfovc those required by the members OF tbs
association, and preference VIII DO given sat
members In the sale of the tickets which
may be bought on and after Thursday De-
ccn,her goth.
Years night AZ S:so, when Joseph Lorrain
OF New York, the mimic, with dialect songs
snd hanjo accompaniment, With various In.
te,missons and extra numbers, iac!udins
Folk A1Illers negro quartet and several
musical attractions OF a light character. viii
Ross Crane, The eartoonist. viii stve th.
second entertainment ot'tho season January
a0th. Clay modelling and busles9ue piano
accompaniment Will be anlong tho hu'norou.
numbers, w
,.he third entertainment OF the series %
February I'D. 4 "A lecture ON Robert y. Lee,
the Idol at the South" by Hon. George r
Vending, on March 2sd. and a male qrarts q
"a April, eth. arc the other features whiGn
50 TO make up the attractive series
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p.>N1ELs.s WV RECORDS.
Champion Swimmer Breaks Old figure IL
Seycnty.fiye Yards.

u
NEW YORK. December &c. ". Dan
ieis. champion swimmer. added few moro
records to his already long list at the races
az the New York Athletic Club, held In the
r,ata,orinn OF the clubhouse. in Central
Park South. Saturday night.
Daniels won the 150-yard backstrokc swim
for q cup presented by W. l.. Bratton for
tie iencouragcment of the backstroke style
OF swimming. The conditions governing this
race incIuded<a standing start. Daniels won
bg twenty feet in an easy manner, and IS
tai lishod n new American record for the
d'stance aud style OF swimming under the
new rules.
NAL school. finished second. and c. South,
a clubmate of the winner, was third. The
tine was ,:lo 40.
In the Ioo-yard handicap event Daniels
again a new American record for sev-
cLp five yards. covering the distance IN
II 10 seconds. beating RubeIs mark two
htths of sccond. Daniels then withdrew
from the race. and r. II. Trubenbact. of he
New York Athletic Club, won the cup witt,
- seconds allowance in a close finish with
L. w. King. unattached. who had the same
h1hdlcap.
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Aotires.
TAX NOTICE
ONCE Collector OF City Taxes,
Room 4, First Floor. City Hall.
Richmond. Va. Dec. ]. 1907.
Notice to Taxpayers

TIE LAST HALE OF CITY TAXES.
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL, for
1907, is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at
this office. n
EVERY ma1e twenty-one years OF
age. and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business in tho city, is as
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the year will please cali and settle, so
as to avoid being posted as delin-
,quents.
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due. and will nave to be declared de-
linquent if not paid on or before end
of year.
last half lf not paid on or before DE-
iCENfBER 31ST.
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention is called to the
above. as under an ordinance passed by
the City Council there can be no avoid
snce of the penalty.
FRANK w. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector OF City Taxes.
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Gee! but we're going to have a time
out at our house tomorrow. Ma has
been. rubbering around this store for
has started something. Besides. she's
bought a big fat turkey, and she's
going to stuff 1t full OF chestnuts and
bell peppers and. summer savory and
have a tree. Pa says our ancestors
came over In the Mayfower. but they
didn't bring the tree along with them,
so we've had one every Christmas ever
a corking business in this shop. AMI
were going to sell about 100000
worth to-day. and tonight. We're
anything you've forgotten right here.
and we've got everything arranged so
handy you don't have any trouble at
all picking out what you want. Don't
ders which you can get at the desk.
WILLIE,
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Clearing the way.

state Highway Commissioner p. ST.
Julien Wilson moved his Office effects
yesterday from the Capitol to the
fourth floor of the City Hall, where
he will remain until after the adjourll-
ment OF the Legislature. Major Rob-
ert w. Hunter. secretary of Confed-
crate Records, has located on Capitol
street. and the Travelling Library De-
pnrtment has been moved from the
basement of the Capitol Colonel John
w. Richardson, Keeper of Buildings
and Grounds. is having all the commit
tee rooms renovated and put in good
condition for the Legislature.
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Ccrtifcatc Awarded.

Tile Board of State canvassers met
IN the Office of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth yesterday, canvassed
the returns from the recent special
election in the Ninth Congressional
District. and awarded the certificate
as representative in Congress to Mr..
&c. Bascom Slenp. The official vote
was: slemp. 1a.al2: Bailey. 5,A56, thus
giving Mr.. Slemp a majority OF 6,756.
Slemp carried every county in the
district. Colonel Bailey winning only
In Bristol city.
Not long ago Miss Ada Walin. a
school teacher III Tolt Wash, wrote
Superintendent Eggleston for some arr
lttclc to be disposed of at a bazaar of
her school, a. which she hoped all tile
States would be represented. Mr.. lIS-
gleston sent her a history of the life
OF General +. Il. Lee, to be read by her
pupils, and yesterday he received a
letter from her. saying that the chill
dren were deeply interested in the
book. She sent her profound thanks.
Thirty States We're represented a the
bazaar.
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rYsoN,s TnorrlSG STRING.
YeIl-Euown Southern Track CampaiEne
Has Some Good Ones.

Has Some Good Ones.
Aaron Tyson. of Wilmington. Dell who
Southern circuit. is wintcring nine head.
The lot comprises Jack Gilman. o:i5a PAGER.
b. Gilman !, Lady May. 2:15H. PAGER. by Ni:-
tt,r Russ H.. mare that started to race in
August and reduced her mark from 2..5h:
Iitcta .:lT14. trotter, by Faralen. started
ten times the past season. winning six first
moneys and three times second: Gambolier.
pacer by Gambrel. started for education this
year aud a 2:io prospect for next season;
iravilla. tIottcr q by Iyreuna; Expected 70
Jny MeGregor. 2:O7. dam Clayoa. BY Clay.
Leo Book. {, trotter. by Red Leo. dam by
WILKES Boy; J i'm Rene, J, trotter, by Red
leo. dam by King Rene. and Dick Mont.
i:alB trotter. BY Billy Mont. a big winne.
his season. starting ten times. winning eight
aces once third and once fourth. Tyson
Of the opinion that he can beat .:l5 over
\ milo ring,
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fler. chillicothe. o.. who wants a small
farm: c. l.. Hoover, OF ST. German,
Wash, who wants to get into smilder
climate and to buy a farm for general
purposes.
DR.. E. r. Bowles yesterday quail
fled as surgeon of the State Peniten-s
.tiary Farm to succeed hims elf.
y letter received here from Mr.. +.
Il. Chesternan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
the Department. of Agriculture, who Is
in Yazoo City. Miss. says that his,
health is greatly improved. and tlrat
he will return home In a short time.
Secretary of the Commonwealth D.
c. Eggleston will leave for his home
in Charlotte county to-day to spend
the holidays with his family.
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Ketchell breaks Ills Hand,

r SAN1sFRANGISCO, DeccmberI a8.--Stanley
Yeungl Ketcbell,. who 50 recently defeated
homas In a hard fought battle, has had
lsht training work. This means that che
lever Fighter viii have to give UP his flght
4lans for some time q I least. There was
Ntry possibility that he would have gotten
match with the winner OF the l'apka al
sicily fight and sam Lang ford, who posted
sl,000.to fight both Ketchel and Thomas In
ide often rounds, Will not have to tuke
avn, his ofrer, for there la not much ehanc.
y, ketchell getttng, into the ring for a
nuple OF months at least ts S NJ
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Aurtion 6alfs, future Daps.
~~N~~<Oo-~<,-,.~~S->~~-s
AUCTION SALE 100
Valuable Real Estate
AMELIA c. IL. VIRGINIA,
JANUARY 2o, 1908.

will sell at public auction on thu
premises at Amelia Courthouse. Virgin.
ia. January a2d. 1908. at o'clock In the
Afternoon, the following property:
All that certain lot OF land at Are1is
Courthouse. Amelia County. Virginia
with the brick store thereon, formerls
occupied by Messrs. Crowdsr Wallace
g. Son, and now occupied by w. ]
Townes. and bounded as follows. to-wtti
On the south by the public road on the
east by the lot sold to w. j. Towues
on the west by the hotel property, OF
the north by the said hotel property
This being the same property which
was conveyed to u. H. Vaughan by w
Fl. Mann, trustee. by deed dated August
10, 1892, and of record in Deed Book
40. page $50. Clerks Office. Circuit
Court Of Amelia county. Virginia.
TERMS: Cash or ut the option OF
the purchaser. one-third cash. the bal.
ance payable in equal instruments IL
one and two years. said deferred pay
ments bearing interest at the rate OF six
per cent. per annum from date of sale,
and said deferred payments to be se-
cured by deed of trust on the afore-
said property, with the usual covenants
as to fire insurance and taxes.
r. CATESBY JONES, Attorney.
THOMAS II. BOOKER Auctloner.
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40 ROOM FOR PRINCETON.
IIarynrd's Football Schedule Hard Enoug
Without Game With Tigers.

Without Game With Tigers
Persistent rumors of a Harvard Prince
ton game havo been in circulation since the
close of the football season, and while tn,
most friendly relations exist between thu
two colleges there docs not seem to be any
likelihood of the resumption Of football
games for some time to come. The reason
fos this Is that it would DO impossible. 50
far as Harvard Is concerned. to arrange .
suitable date for game with Princeton.
IIcfyard is peculiarly situated. For num-
bee of years she has had games on her
schedule with Carlisle. Brown Dartmouth
and Yale. These games are all hard and
are q great strain for the team to carry as II
liz Were Princeton added 10 these four
hard games. II would be more than the
Crimson could hope to get away with
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CROKER MAKES CHANGES.
American Norseman Has Reorgnnized HIS
Great EfahIes

with his physician. Will start for a trip to
the East. lie is obliged to abandon mis-
American trip because the doctor warned him
ter.
Recently, for reasons that he believed more
thar adequate. Croker parted with the man
eyer of his stables. DR.. McCabe. and also
dismissed Jockey Bullock. lie also reorgan-
ised his racing establishment. Allen. his
trainer. who trained Orby, has been made
been appointed In Bullock's place. Since his
perby win ORGY has grown to seventeen
hands. He has recovered from his weak
he ever was. LLlla-t -. ~ Lsa.E
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Why English Fighters Fail.

''rhe reason,H said Tommy Burns, ''why
lElisIana cannot find a. heavyweight boxer
;cnrabie OF winning the championship OF TN.
world is simple, You find a pretty good
mar over here, hut instead ot going ahead
With him you stand still.
he wants Is continual boxing, as
In the states. Here you give him about Quo
real contest In a year. the rest OF the time
being spent In exhibition boxing against al
inferior person.
ags''That sort OF thing Will never develop n
man as he should he developed. In tl,a
States We ure always at 1t until we reach
tho top.
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noston PIayers slated for Minors.

BOSTON pecemher n oa.--Tha y Boston
s,nerIcans have asked for, waivers pl1 Grln,-f
ihuw.S Gongalso iro |, III nd acobspa.
sl,ess men, su arc to ~ cure in trades
5o!ng TO Columbus and rmslla W to Toronto.
& the. present plans go "a htop .s,S AIapaser
sfot;uire has 81 bout decided 70 Ger ~ acS
sillsllt an supAi ttute INTEL der .s ss
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HELEN MALONEY is
TO SEEK DIVORCE
Young Woman WHO Married
Osborne Claims Wedding
Was a Joke.
HER TRIP WITH cLARKsoN

PH1LADELPII1A,. PA, December 90.
lonesy against Arthur II. Osborne VIII
be begun in one OF the courts of New
tw?' was declared by friends of the
Maloney family yesterday.
At : the same time, the authentic
story Of Miss Maloney's relations with
Samuel Clarkson, was made public for
Figuring in this story is the rash
attitude of the young woman towards
society 800, I; her marriage to Osborne as
eafkson 10ktah lie s gay se eet II 1on w5
and her subsequent decision to elope
with him.
It is asserted; on behalf Ct the FAM 2;
last October she occupied q separate
stateroom on the steamer Empress OF
India" and throughout their six
they lived apart.
The young woman Is now In town
about 100 miles from Rome; In Italy.
with Mrs. Carberry Richie, her sister.
Until recently, Martin Maloney the "a
her. but he Is now on his way to this
country, prepared to begin suit for
divorce on behalf OF his daughter
agairs y9png 0sbo rs, nroceed,nr
would be brought would be for the
annulment of tho marriage by the Cath
Ollie church were said by friends of
the family to be erroneous. Mr.. Ma
loney some time ago made Inquiries as
to whether tho church could annul the
marriage and was Informed that the
civil proceedings would have to come
first.
VIII Obey Father.
Miss Maloney. as she is still called
by her relatives and friends. has agreed
to do whatever her father wants. She
is Ill and tired Of the struggle against
her relatives. So It has been agreed
that the New York court will be
asked to grant divorce on the
ground that the marriage was entered
into as practical Joke. 1t will be
pointed out that, although the auto
mobile ride and hasty marriage took
place in 1905, neither Miss Maloney
nor young Osborne lived together at
any time thereafter.
Then. as soon as the civil proceed
ings have. ended, the Catholic church
will be asked to annul the marriage.
The case will be tried in the usual way
in the residence of the archbishop be-
fore court made up OF priests. If the
first court decides In favor of the an
nulment the case must then be
threshed out again before second
court made up OF entirely different
priests, and finally before third court.
II the decision OF all three courts
agree. the marriage Will be annulled.
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hearing sim, gu,

s Judge a.. u. IIolladaS.5 special master
IN the Virginia Passenger and Power
COMPANY recciverslip proceedings
heard further sarEllnlent ny counsel "
will probably not be concluded be fpye
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Autti0n 6alfs, Ttis Dap.
High Constable 5 Salel8

II Will sell by public auction Oh
TUESDAY, THE, s4TH DAY OF
my storehouse. No 1906 East franklin
street. the following property, to satis-
~ distress warrants and; executions
In my hands: Bureaus, syvasllHtand,
wardrobe re- couches, Dining Tables !,
bacco, Cigars, etc.
TERMS. Cash.
w. III. WYATT 4 IT.. II. C. C. II.
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n.nort liz PrnIscd.

The Commercial and Financial chron
ic1c. OF New York, has this complimen
tarv notice OF the report of the Cor
porat.on Commission in It's issue Q
December 21st:
sThc Stntc Corporation COMMITS
sion of Virginia, consisting OF Rod
crt Il. Prcntis, chairman; Henry G.
stuart. Joseph L. Willard, and
Richard r. Wilson. clerk, has issued
il. fourth annual report for the
year 1000. The report Is In two
volumes. together containing over
1000 pnEcs. and in c1enrness. wide
ness of scope and completeness ns
to details. 1t is certain Ia not OK
cellcd by the report of any Other
state In the Union. The reports of
rnilrond and street RAILWAY corpO-
ration., as Is proper, include the
larger part of the matter pre-
scnteI.D
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Brief Capitol Notes.
The following have made inquiries
OF the Department of Agriculture con-
corning Virginia farm lands: Ira Lef-
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December 24th in the Annals Of Sport

defeated Joseph Dion hree.bnl bill
q =
amateur, walked "a miles LISP In
I q i K /.
WE 0S4a
rGoodw Mass Fl
fourth
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VIII Remain Here.

m y
II shall remain In The city during
the holidays preparing Tor the convcn-
ing OF the Legislature" said Governor
Swanson Yesterday in answer to a
question as to how and where nc would
spend Christmas. "Of course shall
lay aside official matters on Christmas
Day. and shall spend that al the man
sion, though l expect to resume work
early Thursday morning. do not In
tend to leave tho city until January
10th. when have an engagement to
speak at the unwilling OF Confederate
monument on the public square at
LeeshLrg. in I.oudoun county. hope
to be ready for the legislators when
thew arrive. though shall have to do
q great deal OF work in the meantime
The Governor YESTERDAY granted re-
gro who is sentenced to hang on jan
uary Sd for murderer. The respite al
lows the man to live until Febru ,,.I;,
9TH. In the meantime his connse. VIZ :
endeavor to secure a Communication OF
sentence.
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Atlanta,s Spring Dates.

ATLANTA, GAY December aa.-.Manager
NTH has almost completed the schedule
Scr Atlanta's spring exhibition games. as
3cllcws:
March l2. 8, 14--Sew York Americans.
March 10, II. 1SY-NIacon
March 10, 20, lr-New York Americans.
March %. oi--cleveland Americans.
Marcel, 20, Cincinnati Nationals.
March a7--New York Americans.
t5 March rs, 30-Chicago Nationals.
Arril g, 3, A. New York Americans.
Aprla6 7--Brooklyn Nationals.
This gives Atlanta a good string OF games
ms II week OF idla practice before the South,
~ League season opens.
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Christmas at tile Mecklenburg Hotel
Chase CITY, Va. Is n season OF 1oSs
fl;Scellent service. pleasant people,
uneNcellel hunting, s
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REQU|S|T|ON FOR
BRUTAL MURDERER
Fredericksburg Authorities to
Bring Negro Back from Wash
iiigton.
GOVERNOR GRANTS RESPITE

. = ~ 4
a requisition on the government au-
thorities III Washington for Henry
Deane, Jr.. who murdered a negro wo-
man In Fredericksburg Saturday night,
and who is now under arrest in the
capital city, was issued yesterday By
Governor Swanson. Commemorative
Attorney Granville r. Swift and City
Sergeant ]. g. Chichester called on the
Go,ernor in persor and secured tho
papers. and the sergeant left at once
for Washington to bring the prisoner
back to Fredericksburg for trial.
Deane went to the home OF Lucy Page.
colored. Saturday night. III d quarrel
he knocked her down with his fist, and
then took an axe and crushed her skull.
He washed the blood from the axe.
threw 1t into the backyard. and then
made his escape. Those at the house
at the timc were William Combs and
Mamie Bailor, colored. and Annie stew
enson. white. who were arrested. and
are in Jail. The coroner's inquest rem
dercd verdict that the colored woman
was killed at her homo by a blow from
an axe in the hands OF Henry Deane.
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kaufman and Barry.

Ne~''
fighter. VINO gave Sam Langford. the
colored scrupper, such hard battle for
ten rounds before the Pacific Athletic
Club. of Los Angeles, Cal. Tuesday
night.
Barry has been clumoring for fight
with Kaufman for some time. and as
he went to the coast for the sole
purpose OF getting on a bout with
Kaufman, the chances are that Jim
Coffroth, the fight promoter out there,
will offer the men a percentage of the
gross receipts to fight for at his club
ut Colma. Cal, next month. S
Stanley tYoung) Eetchell. the Mon
tana midd,eweight, will not be able to
fight again until he meets the Win
ner OF the Kelly-P apke fight In Cali
fornia the latter part OF next month
or early in February. In his recent
fight with Joe Thomas Ketchell land
ed right-hand swing on Tho,nas's
head, breaking his hand. His physi-
clan has ordered him not to box for
five weeks.
When lie IS in shape again Ketchell
will issue challenge Offering to meet
any middleweight in the world. FIe3
Is particularly anxious to fight Papke.
but viii take on Kelly If the latter
defeats the Illinois cyclone
, 1907-11-13
RESIGNS Position Here.

C. e. Horton, a night Waterman
in the yards here for the railroad
company, this morning rendered his
resignation to District Foreman High
leyman, and left on the afternoon train
for Rawlins, where he will be assigned
to duty as cell house keeper in the
state p~enitentiary, taking the place Of
the man killed by a life-term prisoner
a couple of weeks ago. Mr.. Horizons
place on the local force has not beer
filed yet.
, 1907-11-13
CHICAGO live Stock Market.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head. Market weak to
1Oc lower. Beeves, $3.25@6.60; cows,
$1.15@4.15; calves, $5.50Q7.50; Tex
ans, $3.2O@4.00; westerns, $3.00@5.10;
stockers and feeders, $2.25@4.S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head. Mar
ket steady to shade lower. Westerns,
$2.O0@5.00; yearlings, $4.75@5.40;
lambs, $4.O0@6.65; westerns, $4,000
$50.
, 1907-11-13
Former Operator Heard From.

]. T. P~eckenpaugh, formerly Of this
city, where he was an operator in the
local telegraph Office, writes to the
business department Of The Republic
an to have the address Of his copy of
this paper changed to 1104 north Gould
street, Sheridan, where he is employed
in the train dispatcher's office for the
Burlington road. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck
enpaugh send greetings to their many
friends in Laramie.