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Negro Ravishe at Large.

Mrs. Daisy Wnbouue, an estimable
lady who resides with Ter husband, Mr.,
Ed. Winbourne, seven niles west Of Car
rollton, was attacked By negro brute
yesterday morning abolt eight O'Clock
and at the point 4 gun assaulted. Be-
fore the deed wasdiscoiered the brute
had made his escspe and at late hour
yesterday afternl on had rot been
caught.
Full particulars " the outrage could
not be gathered Yesterday but we un.
derstand that Mrs Winbourne had left
her home to pick leaB some distance
from the house. II was there the ne
gro assaulted her al related above. As
soon as the alarm was given an or
ganized search was legun and messages
with the descriptionpf the negro were
sent to nearby town. In making his
escape the brute lefthis grip which is
supposed he carried ad sharp lookout
is being kept for nero who was seen
in that neighhorhood, few hours be-
foro the crime was committed carrying
a grip similar to the ole found.
As soon as the newsof the occurrence
reached here posse ws organized and
in company with Sherii Burgin Joined
in the search. --CarroLon Alabamian.
NEGRO LyNclED.
Columbus, Miss, Aug, q John Glib
son, a negro, was lynchedat the home
of Ed. Winbourne, near Carrollton,
Ala, at noon today for crtninally as
saulting Mrs. Winbourne yesterday.
A mob of 100 men from tat commu.
nifty took him to the woods nd strung
him up to limb after Mrs. NInbournt
had identified him as her assalant. H,
made no statement beyond bare de
NAL of his guilt.
While his body was banging in thu
air the members of the mo emptet
their pistols into it, fully 50Oshots be
ing discharged into the corpse LITERAL,
tearing it to pieces.
The clew as to who performed tn,
horrible deed was given by negr,
friendly to the Winbourne family, VIII,
had seen Gibson hanging arund tn,
Winbourne home during the morning
When the crime became known thi
negro told the white people what he ha
seen and gave such descriptionof Glib
son as resulted in his recognition an
capture.
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An Enjoyable Entertainment.

On Tuesday evening, August 9Th,
Miss Margaret Binion entertained the
young people at The Oaks, the fam
ily homestead which is situated in a
magnificent grove skirting the Fox
Trap prairies presents at all times
beautiful view. The house lighted with
asceteline gas and adorned with rare
plants from the conservatory was in
deed a lovely sight and harmonized
with the beauty and grace that filled
its stately apartments on this happy
occasion.
A german led by MIR. Walter Wind
ham and Miss Margaret Binion was en-
tered into with zest and pleasure unit.
u o'clock, Then an elegant supper
was served in the spacious dining room
of barbecued meats chat typical south
ern dish so difficult to get just right,
but Mrs. Binion always has it to per-
fection) salads, stuffed eggs, pickles
olives, iced tea, coffee, cheese straws,
sailed peanuts, pine apple Sherbet,
cakes etc.
After supper the german was re-
sumed Mr.. W. M. Binion and Ida
Windham leading Miss Maurine Baker,
fair as Hebe, refreshed the dancers at
intervals with fruit punch.
The young ladies' present were Misses
Mallie Collins of Chronicle, Ala, Bes.
sic Washington of West Point, Lillian
Binion of Macon, cousins visiting our
fair hostess, Ida, Bertha and Evelyr
Windham and Mauride Baker, Lucille
Sargent of Macon, Mrs. T. A. Baker.
The gentlemen present were Messrs
Edward and Ben Price, of Prairie Point
Jas. Hibbler, Walter Windham, w. E
Skinner, W, P. Chappell, Robert E
Skinner of Columbus, Mist, T. A.
Baker, W. M, Binion and DR.. S. C
Adams.
Bring the babies to have their pho
tographs made
Eureka lime lime is put up in thu
very best barrels Call on Williams h,
has it,
20 it now! Have your picture
made! Call at once.
Eureka lime goes further than an!
other grade. Call on Williams. RIM
| 1859.
Mr.. Jas. E. Weatherby left this weel
for Mobile, and will shortly be on tn
road for some wholesale establishment
Just received carload of best post
land cement. WILLIAMS.
Ring l59
You need some good photographs o
| Won now. tomorrow NAV be too late.
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To Al MAs.ipp;aas
The citizens of Holmes county, in
shsss meeting assembled, extend hearty
greetings to the entire State Of Mis-.
sissippi and do now express to them
their profound thanks and appreciation
fof'ts,e great honor they have conferred
upon her most distinguished and favor
tie son, and extend to the people of the
Ststs~a most hearty invitation to as
semble at Lexington on Thursday, Sep.
tember 18th, 1907, and join hands with
us in celebrating the nomination Of
Honorable E. y. Noel as Governor of
the State Of Mississippi.
Jno. L. Dyson
T. w. Smith
T. ]. Jordan
DR.. F. L. Bot
p. P. Lindholm
j. S. Watson
H. W. Watson
Publicity Committee.
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The Democratic Executive committee
Of the State have declared Hon. E. F.
Ncel nominee for governor. His cleo
ten 10 matter Of course. Mississippi
has the promise now of one of the
eleanest. most practical and substan-
tisl administrations which she has had
for the past half century, No man in
the State is better equipped in every
respect for the high position than Mr..
Noel. Familiar with the legislation for
the past quarter Of century, he knows
the wants and necessities of the people.
and HE upright and firm character give
assurance that the material welfare of
our beloved State will have his undi-
vided attention.
Among the first duties which will de-
vclve upon him when he enters upon
his high Office will be the appointment
Of Judge for the tenth judicial dis
trict. Meridian has had this appoint
msnt ever since the district was organ
ized-Fewell, Huddleston, Hall, Coch-
ran, and Nexubee hardly second to Lau-
derdale in wealth and population, is
certainly entitled to claim something at
the hands Of the incoming administra-
ton.
The appointment Of Hon. D. F. All.
good to succeed Judge Cochran would
meet the hearty approval of all classes
Of our citizens. He is, in every res.
pect eminently qualified to meet the du.
ties and discharge, without fear or ia.
vor. its responsibilities. He is one, at
least, who will enforce the law as it is
written and not like he wants it, and
We sincerely hope that our next cover.
nor will find It consistent with his du.
ties to the people of this district tc
bestow the appointment as the BEACON
has suggested.
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BR00KSVILLE ITEMS.

D1ED----After short but mournful
existence, The Brooksville Voice. 3"
4equiescat in pace.
Mr.. Porter, the efficient, accommo-
lating assistant at the depot is away.
t is rumoi ed he will not return. 1t is
hoped that this is mistake.
Mr.. J. NJ. Gaines and family have
returned from a visit to relatives in
south Carolina.
Mr.. E. C. Halbert is taking his vaca-
Cion. He will meet party of friends
in Denver. and after visiting other
western cities, will return by way of
st. Louis, where he viii purchase fall
stock for the Brooksvillc Mercantile
20.
Mrs. Will Mcleod has as guests her
mother and aunt, both Mrs. McDaniels,
VI Medon, Tenn.
Miss Jackson of Starkville is with
Mrs. DR.. Jamison.
Misses Sadie and Sue Hamm of Me-
'idian, are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. S. j. Roger.
Mrs. j. N. Memories left Friday for
L months stay with friends in Mem
phis, Tenn.
Rev. E. S. Lewis and family Of West
Point are making visit to the home of
Mr.. T. ]. Hopkins.
Mrs. Lowery Love is in Florence,
Miss. with her mother, Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. W. W. Mcleod and Miss Lille
Mcleod were in town this week.
Mr.. 7. W. Tate has been away for a
few days looking after business matters.
Rev. |. D. Borders of Holly Springs,
was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Ed, Mcleod is absent from town
at present.
Mr.. Ben F. Price of Prairie Point
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Thos. Price.
Mr.. Coke Moorehead has moved to
the country and Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter
has moved into the house he left on
East Main street. This is the first
move. After next week we will need
city directory to find our friends.
Prof. Kelley has issued a neat cata
logue, in which his plans for next ses-
sion and his course of study are set
forth. School opens Sept. g. We wish
for him fine school.
Mrs. Jamie Allenand daughter Miss
Corinne Allen, are the guests of Miss
Annie Wootten.
Mr.. James Arthur Thompson
requests the honor OF your presence
Mt the marriage of his sister =
Sarah Lee
to
Mr.. Thomas ]. wilkins. Jr.,
on Tuesday morning. September the tenth,
nineteen hundred s1i-rven
at eleven O'Clock.
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Crawford, Mississippi
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An kstsr,s Not Yet Ia.

NA-z4Thcugh il has been nearly one week
,,,r "a Jackson dispatch, since the
III eond primary for state and county Of
ieers Secretary Of State Power
has not received oil Of the county re.
turns. Some twelve or fifteen counties
!. are yet missing, and it is doubtful
:, whether they get in by Thursday, the
II day Of ithe meeting Of the state com.
mittee to count the vote and declare
the RESULT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-08-31

The happiest man in the land today
10 the successful farmer. He sits un-
der his own vine and fig tree, undis-
turbed by the maddening noise of the
great city. Banks fail, railroads 20
into the hands Of receivers, towns col
ZEE. all business stagnates. But the
-.r can snap his fingers at
e the monarch of all
-cyes. And
lie purity
tempta-
Ewing the
I'D woman
kied. and, il
Ais, ,ot nc is
Point News,
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Circuit Court.
ST Cotton Sentenced to be Hung
September II.

The third week of circuit was opened
last Monday and an unusually large
crowd was In attendance. The grand
Jury was in session until Wednesday af-
ternoon, when court adjourned, and as
will be seen in their report published
elsewhere, brought in 20 true bills,
most Of them being for minor offenses
among negroes. The crowd, a part OF
the time, was on the tip-tOe of expec.
fancy looking for something sensa'
tional to happen, but nothing unusual
occurred.
The juries for the week was com
posed as follows:
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Protracted Meeting.

A series of sermons will be preached
at Ruhama church, by Rev. N. E Wal
lace assisted by Rev. W, H. Thompson
of Shuqualak, commencing ,unday
morning at II o'clock. The peole of
Lynn Creek and vicinity are codially
invite d.
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Another Good Man Con. wrors.

Another Good Man Gone Wrong. 1T
He neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs Of kidney trouble,
hoping it would wear away. and he was
soon a victim of Brights diseaes
There is danger in delay, but if Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken at once the symp-
toms will disappear, the kidneys are
strengthened and you are soon sound
and we'll A. r. Bass of Morgantown,
Ind had TO get up ten or twelve times in
the night, and had severe bac kache and
pains in the kidneys, and was cured b
+ oley's Kidney Cure. F. Jones.
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PROGRAM.
WEDNESDAY, sEPl. 4-Afternoon Ses-
sion 2:3O p. m.
Introduction.
Tillage. ..... Prof. W. L. Hutchinson.
DISCUSSION.
How to Make Truck Farming a Success
Mr.Jno. W. Day, Crystal Springs, Miss.
DISCUSSION.
Evening Session-S:15
Soil Improvement. Prof. W. K. Perkins
DISCUSSION.
Mississippi Needs More Good Farmers
Hon. R. P. Wright, Carthage, Miss
Farm Conditions South, as Found by a
Northern Farmer-Mr. c. D. Lyons.
Georgetown, Ohio.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 5-Morning Session
$50 a. m.
The Dairy Cow, Queen of Domestic
Animals MIR. H. B. Gurlcy, DeKalb,
H., Pres. National Dairy Show AS
ISOLATION.
What the College is doing for Darying
in the State-Prof. j, S. Moore.
DISCUSSION.
Afternoon Session 2:30 p. m.
The Necessity of Feathered Help to
Agriculture-Mr. H. H. Kopman, of
the National Association of Audubon
Societies,
Profit in Hogs for the Mississippi Far
NERD. A. Saunders, Stsrkville,
Miss.
DISCUSSION.
Evening Session, S;15
A Few Matters of Importance to Mis-.
issippians-H Hon. H, Z. Blakeslee
Commissioner of Agriculture, Jack.
son, Miss.
The Uses of Trees for Purposes Of
Economy and beauty, Illustrated
Prof. Geo. l., Clothier.
FRIDAY, SEPT 6-Morning Session
$50 a. m.
How Beef Cattle can be Made Proftabl,
in Our State-Prof. Archibald Smith
Discussion-Mr. ]. M. Aldrich, Mich
gan City, Miss.
Afternoon Session 2:30 p. m.
What Has Alfalfa Done to Increas
Land Values in Mississippi-Dr. J
c. Cathings, Prairie, Miss.
Problems in Successful Alfalfa Farm
ing-Mr. B. H. Strong, West Point
Miss.
Evening Session, SIS.
Poultry Raising in Mississippi, Illus
trated-Prof. j. P. Kerr.
General Discussion-Everybody.
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Passed Examination suees..fully.

James Donah ue, New Britain. Conn,
writes: II tried several kidney remedie
and was treated bv Our best physicians
for diabetes, but did not improve until
took foley's Kidney Cure. Afterthe
second bottle showed improvement,
and five bott es cured me completely
| have since passed rigid examination
for life insurance Foley's Kidney
Cure cures back ache and al, forms Of
kidney and bladder troubles. J. F,
Jnes.
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Pastures will be furnished free foi
the stock of those who may come
through the country to attend, anc
meals may be had a, the Mess Hall fol
Is cents each.
The College and Experiment Station
will make fine exhibit of pure bret
cattle.
Tickets for sale everywhere in the
State for the Round up Institute" at
a rate of one and one third fare plus
twenty-five cents for round trip.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

Honorable Judge R. r. Cochran Of the Tenth |
Judicial District of Mississippi;
We, the Grand Jury, sworn and i'm
panelled for the Special August term of
court Of Noxubee county, beg to report
as follows
We have been in session eleven days;
we have subpoenaed two hundred and
seventy.one witnesses we have ex-
amlned three hundred and nine wit
tleSses: and In all we have returned in
open court seventy true bills.
The special committee appointed to
examine the court house grounds, jail,
poor house and various county offices,
report as follows:
To the Honorable Grand Jury Of No1ubee
County:
Gentlemen:-We, the undersigned,
your committee appointed to exam
Inc and report upon the books of the
various county officers, beg leave to
state that We have inspected the books
Of chancery clerk, circuit clerk, sheriff,
county treasurer and county superin-
tendent of Education, and find same
neatly and accurately kept to the best
of onr knowledge. We also Examined
county Jail, and find it safe and neatly
kept.
We find the inmates of the poor house
are well cared for in every particular.
We also recommend that the bond of
s. M. Bowen, constable Of the town Of
Macon, be investigated by proper au-
thorities.
M. A. PARIS,
l.. OLIVER,
NELSON STEVENS.
The practice Of miscegenation upon
which we received a special charge to
Inquire into, we believe to be on the
decrease. We have received promise
from parties thought to be guilty of
said offenss that their habits would be
changed for the better.
The reports as to the public through
fares Of the county, are in the main
satisfactory. We would call the at
tention of the Board of Supervisors Of
the county to the following, towit, that
they see that the materials that are
furnished road overseers are used, and
that they check all such materials by
the vouchers furnished with the &C.
counts against the county. We think
that some of them have bten derelict
Of their duty.
We find that parties living in adjoin-
ing counties and the bordering state of
Alabama, are in the habit OF making
periodical trips through the county Of
Noxubee, peddling whiskey and other
intoxicating drinks. We suggest that
your Honor instruct the sheriff to get
these parties, even at the trouble and
expense of acquisitions.
We suggest that the magistrates Of
the various districts of the county be
more diligent. Not to wait for the
grand jury, net to postpone matters for
said body, but seek out inquire into,
and apprehend many Of the offenses
that properly come under their juisdic.
tion.ilWe refer to local troubles of the
vicinity near Shuqualak and Nashua
vile to the respective magistrates anc
good citizens Of said localities.
A social club in the town Of Macon
known az the Noxuhee Club, is com
planned Of by many Of the good people
Of this town. We have examined som'
Of the members and the secretary ant
manager Of said club, in addition t,
many citizens Of this own. and we con
clude from all evidence produced tha
the main features of the club is to le
galize \ saloon, the profits to be use'
in the club only. We suggest the clos
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Notice for Publiestiss.

Department Of the Interior I
Land Office at Jackson. Miss Aug II, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Caroline Harris
Of Mncon Mississippi, has fled notice Of his
jntrution TO make final Eve year proof In
support Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 2991f made March 3. 1890, for the N
hAlfof w quarter. Section Q. Township
III g.. Range 16 b.. Choctaw Meridian and
that said proof will be made before Chancery
Clerk, Noxube, ,ounty, at Macon, Mississippi
on September :. !. 1907.
HE names the following witnesses to prove
Ms continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
ton of. the land. viz: Frank Lewis, Mack
Cotton. Wiley Hampton, Paschal Cotton,
all of Macon, Mississippi.
L. Q. {. LAMAR. Register.
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ing and abolishing of said club, believing

ing and abolishing Of said club, believing
said act to be for the good of the
county.
Some of US, who were your Honor's
severe critics during your first admins
tration, have seen our error and wish
to commend you for the improvement
of the general, moral tone of the coun-
ty, fact which is due to your splendid
methods. Having discharged our dn-
ties to the best of our abilities, We ex-
tend thanks to the officers, where same
is due, and ask that we be discharged
Respectfully submitted.
I 90 Cola q pntaranf,
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You don't buy right unless you buy
Hercules Shower Proof Suits for
your boy. PATTY Bros. Cash Store.
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Say, Ma, II live will as big roosc as you,
Yes. my child. II you don't use
MAGIC WHITE SOAP.

Rub Magic on soed parts, leave them in
water one hour. No boiling: no washboartls;
no backache, II you use MAGIC WHITE
SOAP. VIII iron easy rs magic: has no rosln
like In yellow soap. Get your grocer to order
or send us $500 for box of 100 SO. cakes.
We pay for freight Save the wrappers,
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
e e = PURIFIES
- O.o.THE BLOOD

As the body dependent blood for
and strength 1t that this
impurities and poisons As long uncontaminad we are
iorthed against disease and health
Hy acts lnuouy on the and general health
eliminates IN special blood disease Pustuar D
ana the different skin affections show that the blood
lsh and diseased condition result
of irritating Sores and Ulcers are e 1es Of J
unhealthy matter in the blood Rheumatism Catarrh Sn
Contagious Blood Posca all deepad blood diseases that
continue to grow worse long the mpuTy poison
the circulation Some born with
blood and we see the effect manifested in ways The skin has
P way appearance the weak glands neck often
enlarged and usually the body fully developed strong because
has always been fed weak impure blood blood troubles
has proved itself perfect remedy goes Circulation and
removes al Posons humors waste foreign matter this
stream OF lie pure and Notwithstanding Nothing
blood troubles like s. S. S. particle of faint p and
strengthens the weak deterorted blood supplies heath
properties needs and establishes health Phe
mais Catarrh Tou Ulcers Diseases CONTAGIOUS
Blood Poison blood
by 5 made entirely of herbs bars is the King
all blood blood
free. TFSE SWIFT SPEcEExc ET1- ArS aTTS 60
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
TOMMY MURPHY IS
BECOMING AMBITIOUS

NEW YORK. Jan. u.-Tommy Muir
ply, conqueror OF Young Corbett' in
Philadelphia last night, today came out
~ the open as a hot seeker for light
weight championship honors. lie did
this through his manager, Johnny
Oliver.
The Harlem pride is out for the cham
pionship. first. last. and all the time,
win or lose. come one. como all. except
ing Cans. He admits with a fTankness
that does him no discredit that Cans Is
his superior
IN fight up 10 Cans. and then III
see.' IS the way Murphy puts his case.
Aurelio Herrera. Jimmy Britt. Kid Her
man. Fighting Dick Hyland and Bat
Ting Nelson are the men Murphy
wants 20 meet. in the order named
Young Corbett too has another bout
coming. Murphy thinks Corbett can
nave this fight any time he asks for
IT, but the youngster who made Har-
lem famous insists that il must 20 more
than six rounds. Given a longer dis
lance, he Is supreme in his Confidence
mat ne can put Corbett out
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
LANCASTER MUST
FIND NEW MANAGER
Fred Crolius Resigns for
Reasons Not Stated-May
Quit the Game.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE exec
utiYe committee OF the Lancaster Tri-
State ball club, composed Of President
HiemenZ, c. +. Stoner. W. S. DoebleF.
and +. A. Kicker. met today and had a
long consultation with Manager Fred J.
CrOlius, who came here from New York.
When asked 10 accept the position OF
manager for 1907. Crolius replied that he
would not lead the AIarOOns again this
year under any possible circumstances.
May Nor Play Again.
His action is not due 10 any disaIec-
ton in the least, but is based on reasons
Of purely private nature.
He stated that he had not made up his
mind positively whether or not he would
even play during the ensuing season.
but he assured the management that II
he plays he Will wear none but a Ian
caster uniform.
CrOiius' decision Is a matter Of keen
regret 20 the fans. by whom he was
universally admired, as il was conceded
that few, if any, leaders could have pro-
duced the same results under the great
handicaps from which he suffered.
Patrons Are Depressed.
me patrons are also depressed over
the award OF Clarence Foster 20 Harris
burg. Foster is the star fielder who
jumped here last year from Newark.
An EFFORT viii be made TO effect a deal
for his retention.
He had been mentioned as a possible
successor to Manager CroHus.
Doc Reisling writes from Ohio that he
will be in a Maroon uniform. and he also
IS q factor in the managershlp problem,
which viii be settled in the near future.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Joe GRIM TOO MUCH
FOR TOMMY BURNS
WeSterner Tries to Put the
Iron-JaWed Person
Out, But Fails.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. u.-Tommy
Burns failed 20 stop Joe Grim In three
one-mlnute rounds az the Lyeeum The
alter last night. Burns tried hard 10
knock out the Italian boxer. but could
not land just right. as Joe kept on the
defensive, holding on and dropping TO
the floor at every opportunity.
Taey boxed on the bare stage and cir
cled all over It, Burns began by feint-
ing Joe. stepping in and out. and finally
dropped a right 10 the jaw. They
olinched and on breaking Tommy plant
ed another on the jaw and Grim went
down. When Grim got up he stuck his
left in Burns face. Tommy sending his
right to the cheek and Joe went down
again. They were clinched at the end
OF the round.
Burns rushed at Grim in the second
round and Joe backed away. Burns
put his right 10 the face. Holding his
left out he tried TO get close TO Grim.
but Joe kept moving about and Burns
could not land with his right.
Grim Scores.
Grim went down three times In the
third round. twice without being nit. He
faced Burns and showed his left into
Tommy's face Burns attempted 20 up
percut and also fell short with right 10
left for the face.
Burns did not attempt any clever
ness, going right after Grim, but Joe
was too shifty. However. Grim would
hardly have been able 10 withstand the
attack IN six rounds Of three minutes
each.
Manager Miller, Of the Lyceum, an
nounced that Grim had signed a con-
tract 10 box Burns three three-minute
rounds. but had changed TO one-minute
rounds just before time was called.