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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13

Doila Francisco Laloma VIDA. de,
Sordo, solicit6 una pension del Ayun-
tamiento de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13

En- q Hospital Municipal 50 en-
contraban oyer s. enfermos; % u
Cuarentenario Is y "a q Dc Mujeres
y Ni1os ~, fernando "a total de
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13

Boquillas de 4mbar, 1ltimos y ca.
prichosos mode1os de Berlin y Viena
De veuta en- el BoLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13

Aver tarde fallecio en- el Hospital
Municipal Marcela Otero Almea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13
as victimaS Sc Cuentan
pols miles
-
.@
CrlmeneS numerOSOS

Nueva York. sabado.-El gobierno chino sc
muestra impoderoso para remediar la devasta.
dora playa del hambre que asuela el 1mperio
Celeste. :
Las victimas sc cuentanpor muchos miles.
Sc han registrado muchos casos de asesina'
tos robos impulsados por el hambre. e@4e~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13
Sl1yltle hpell1 u Iltih m1eam - ~
GABLEGRAMAS.

Nueva York sabado.-Las escenas que Sc
presencian en- algunas poblaciones del celeste
imperio son verdaderamente horribles.
Sc han visto cuadros de canibalismo espe-
1uznantes. @
Los PADRES enloquecidos por ell hambre Sc
han comido sus hijos 6
Los hambrientos mueren en- las GALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13
Dev0Ci0narioS

DOVVO1OllQ11U 1UO
Elegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ia, sc acaban de recibir en- esta
Imprenta.
NOTICIAS
Dona Eugenia Monclova y su her
mana doi1a Andrea, han solicitado
una pension mensual del Tesoro mu-
nlcipal.
La Corte Municipal de Aguadilla
condeno a Juan Lopez a sufrir As dias
de arresto, por el dellto de hurto de
menOr cuant1a.
En- las ohcinas del seilor Camunas,
hemos visto esta maflana un precioso
cuadro hecho por uno de los confna-
dos del Preside Departmental, con.
denado 4 reclusi6n perpetua, conte-
niendo e1 referido cuadro treinta re-
tratos de los condenados a la va cita :
aa pena.
PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos y baratcs. De
venta en- el BOLETIN
Anoche fue agredido Ell botero
Adolfo Diaz por un marinero ameri-
cano. al ir Ell Diaz a ofrecer su bote
para conducirlo abordo. Ell agredido
fue curado en- Ia sala de socorros y
Ell agresor no pudo ser arrestado por
que Sc EMBARGO al yer que sc acerca-
ba la policla.
Ell microbes proximo recojera q
la una media de Ia tarde la cores
pondencia para los Estados Unidos,
Ell vapor americana Caracas"
Interesa los comereiantes la ad-
quisicion de la ley de quiebras que
rige actualmcnte en- la isla. De ven
ia en- Ell BoLETIN.
En- la session del Concejo Munich
pal fueron nombrados los concejales
sefiores Ponte, Amanda y Falh, para
tratar y proponer al concejo el nom-
bre que ha de llevar la callc que con-
duce al nuevo Cementerio de San
turce.
Aver fueron curados en- la sala de
socorros Diego Jorge, Manuel Rive
ra, Luisa Gonzalez, Jose V. Vidal,
Etanislao Nieves, Josefa Pousa (nina)
y Adolfo Diaz.
Boquillas de 4mbar, 1ltimos Y ca
prichosos modelos de Berlin y Viena.
De venta en- el BoLETIN
En- q Hospital Municipal 50. en-
contraban eyer s. enfermos: en u
Cuarentenario 23 y "a q do Mujeres
y Nifos ~. fernando N total de
no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. July a4-The action Of
Southern Pacific today which rose to 9J12.
was regarded as strongly confrmatory OF
the conviction that ali increase in the div
iderd rate is imminent. 1t was learned
that the directors would be in session to-
morrow and the executive committee lat
err. This information was considered to
indicate that period of Speculative ac-
tivity in Southern Pacific would almost
certainly intervene before dividend action
shall be announced. Some of, the rumOrs
used with erect; regarding. the probable
dividend action was not content with AZ
sertin. the intention to raise the rate to
6 per cent. but insisted on a coming
per cent. rate. The weight of opinion in
the tradill= elIn grt Was fav9r Of the
T Union Faciiic' sympafhized with the jun
Tor security today THIS served to rectify
the bad effect Of Union Pacific's recent
poor response to the movement III SOUTH
ern Pacific, which throws suspicious on
the later movement. Union Pacific is ex-
pected to move in harmony with South
ern Pacific. Accounts in other stocks
were sold out to secure resources to put
into Southern Pacific. This process was
repeated in operation in regard to United
States Steel and helped to account for the
heaviness of other stocks
with the Harrinans and Amalgamated
copper developed degree of later
strength in compliance with the better
tone of the foreign market for metal.
fnre1%n exchange made Il further en-
croachment on the narrow margin which
divides IT from the gold export point and
Kept that prospect in view.
Of tOdayS total shares of cS2. GOO shares,
l"e +'M We're OF Southern Pacific and 176.
GOO OF Union Pacific. thus illustrating the
unevenness Of the days market
honds were irregular; Total sales. rar
tered declined u While the coupons adj
Vanced 4 per cert. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The French government has notified
Ambassador White that American
meats may he brought into France up
on the American certificates and that
microscopic examination will not be in
sisted upon. This ruling, however, is
oniy temporary. No official decision has
yet been communicated to American
embassy in the matter of continuing
the admission of Porto Rican coffee
at the minimum import duty.
The New York state Senate Wednes-
day confirmed the nominations Of the
public service commissioners in the
New York City district. Consideration
of the upstate district nominations
was deferred until later. Expecting
final adjournment Wednesday of the
extraordinary session the Legislature
got down to work on the pending bills.
The apportionment bills agreed upon
by the Republican caucuses were pass
ed by both houses.
1t is known that the grand duke Of
Baden is strongly opposed to the death
penalty, consequently 1t is believed that
he Will commute the death sentence I'M
posed by the court at karlsruhe upon
Karl lIau for the murder of his wife's
mother to Imprisonment for life, as he
has taken similar action in many pre-
vious cases. Prof. Aschaffenburg, dis
tirEuished psychologist, who listened to
the testimony for four days of the trial.
wrote Herr Dietz, counsel for Hau before
the conclusion Of the trial. that he was
convinced that Hau did not commit the
murder.
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NEEDS A REST.
Maps Doctor Says Flick Must Not
Play Ball for Two Weeks.

Cleveland. o.. July 2i.-'Elmer
Flick's physical condition demands
that he have rest and quiet, with no
baseball for two weeks"
This was the dictum of DIR. NJ. Fl.
Castle. physician of the Cleveland
Baseball Club on the eve of the Ma
poleons' invasion Of the East.
Il have advised Flick to spend the
coming two weeks very quietly at his
home In Bedford and to play no base
ball. At the end of two weeks he will
eooubtless be able to rejoin the club.
ana to play as well as ever" continued
y Dr. Castle. HE will rejoin the club
on The road. at Philadelphia or WASH
mgt0n, early In August"
Flick will be sorely missed on the
coming Eastern trip. with Bay also out
oI the game and Birmingham's hlis-
.ered foot In bad condition for action.
ia)oie will not be able to play during
Inc New York series
Flick insists that he needs q rest.
ana ne Will take one. He is very fond
Vi inc trotters. and will probably put
III part of his vacation at the Detroit
ana Ciev, land Grand Circuit meetings.
Deiehanty will hold down Flick's
"p' and If he. Hinchman or Birming-
nam Is laid out, Hess or Thielman will
get little far garden practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.
Presque Isle Fans Get Together and
Put Team on Winning Basis.

y These Aroostook towns certainly
have a good deal of sporting blood and
courage to try to maintain baseball
league such as they do maintain. 1t is
with some difficulty that teams are
supported in the cities of the State,
where much of the financial support
comes from the gate receipts, and IN
deed some of the teams have fallen
through from the lack of financial sup
port. And Aroostook's league. called
by some one the "Spud League" is not
at all slow, comparing very favorably
with the Maine State League. Just
to show what Caribou, for instance,
intend to do:
In the first nine games they played,
the team won one game. The sup
porters, however, were not to be
downed, and they got together and
raised a lot of money last week and
strengthened their team in various
places, and out of the three games
played last week they won four and
they are planning on winning their
share from now on. The Presque Isle
fellows are playing good ball, having
lost seven games and won the same
number, being trifle behind Fort
Fairfield. The team lost two or three
games last week, but that is no reason
why they are going to lose them all
hereafter, for the best of teams lose
once in a while. The management has
made some changes it is understood,
and the team will receive the support
which makes a winning team.-Presuue
Isle correspondence of Bangor Com
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

In the habcas corpus hearing at
Raleigh. N. c.. of DIR. and Mrs. D. S.
Rowland, seeking release on bail, being
now in Jail indicted for the murder Of
c. r. Strange, the state Wednesday
succeeded in Introducing testimony
showing that on April 4. 1907, DR..
Rowland bought on a Geographic or
der 10 grains of acOniteine while
Strange. whom he attended the first
time on April 6. died three hours af-
terward, Rowland having made hypo-
dermic injections even after the man
seemed dead. The other evidence was
cumulative as to showing undue init
macy between Rowland and Strange's
wife, who is now Mrs. Rowland and
the freedom of Strange from heart
trouble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
PEOPLE ARE AROUSED,
Outrages of Gypsy Bands Cause Con
sternation In Hungary.

Budapest, July PA long list of
murders and other Outrages committed
recently by nomad Gypsy bands at
PusZta and elsewhere in Hungary has
brought the question of controlling tn ?
Gypsies again to the front.
The alarm arising from this out
break of crime is widespread, and there
is Il powerful movement on foot to
compel the government finally to solve
the problem of the disposition of these
$4,000 wanderers in Hungary, whose
depreciation terrorize the country dis
trictS.
Successive governments for n CEN
fury have made futile efforts to induce
the Gypsies to settle down and live
quietly. A majority Of the crime in
Hungary-murders. kidnappings and
robberies-are committed by Gypsics
and the perpetrators seldom are APP
pretended.
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Marines! Guard
Messft1,a, Sicily.

Rome. July 2i.-Three hundred ma
rines were landed at Messina, Sicily
today, from the battleship Sardegna.
The authorities are thus preparing to
cope with any further disorders which
may arise from the recent arrest of
MunZio Nas, eX-ministcr of public in
structions, on Il charge of embeZZle-
ment. Nasi is popular in Sicily and his
arrest has been followed by several
demonstrations.
This landing of men is only part of
the elaborate measures taken to pre-
serve order in Sicily. Artillery has been
mounted in the streets of Palermo and
other warships will be sent down.
The ranks of the followers of Nasi
were swelled yesterday and today by
the coming in of the adherents of 9TH
er political leaders and the situation
throughout Sicily is causing growing
apprehension.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. July 81.
FIOI'R-Receipts 1851: exports $50:
sales $500: market was steady with fair
demand.
WHEAT-Receipts 1O5. 900: exports 1896:
sales 100000 futures. 20O0Od spot; spot
steady; No. red 91h elevator: No red
9Slb b atloat: No. northern Duluth
1OSA o b afloat; No. . hard winter 99i.
{ } afloat.
CORN-Receipts G1.72=: exports 2,S.143;
sales 10000 futures: spot firm: No. . 81 ele-
vator and GOA b ;float: No. 2 white
6lH and No. = yellow 6! o h afloa-t.
OATS-ReCeiptS $3.50. exports 20G0.
SPOT steady; mixed. 2sGI92 lbs. ~; natural
white. Snia2 lbs. 5OHMoz; clipped white. 3G
Mi0 his 5,T5;h.
LART-Firm: western prime %ofl9 40.
PORK-Firm: family 1S.50Ml9.50
RITTTFR-Quiat: easier: receipts Il 423
Street price: Extra creamery G12. Off
cial PRICES. Creamery common to extra.
5Ni.alL: western imitation creamery first
21iAG129.
EGGS -Firnl. unchanged; receipts 16,o27.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25

A delightful banquet was rendered by
the dentists Of Bangor to DIR. Loumis p.
Haskell of Chicago, one of the best
known members of the dentists profess
sion in the United States, at the Penob-
scot Exchange Tuesday night. DR.. Has
kell was formerly Bangor man, having
been born in Bangor 81 years ago. He
came East from his home to address the
Maine Dental Society in Rockland and
extended his trip to visit his old home.
After the banquet was served the dentists
retired to the new club room where Dr.
Haskell made brilliant address of great
interest to those present. A number OF
out-of-town dentists were among those
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
CONDITION UNCHANGED.
Georgia Victims Show No Improve.
rent At Naval Hospital.

Boston. July 24.-The condition Of the
nine survivors of the accident on board
the battleship Georgia week ago
Monday who are confined in the Chel-
sea Naval hospital, was reported today
as being without change.
Seaman Fone, who is regarded as the
most critically i'll, passed a good night.
Seamen Gilbert. Burch, Meese and
Thomas, who are also regarded as be-
ing in critical condition although
showing no improvement, are neverthe-
less not losing any of the ground they
have gained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
MUST SUBMIT BRIEFS,
New York State Commission Refuse.
oral Hearing on Jockey Club Rule.

New York. July 24-The State Rae
ing Commission Tuesday refused to
give an oral hearing in the matter OF
the application of the Empire City
irotting Club for the abrogation of a
certain Jockey Club rule. which if en-
ioreed. would make outlaws of own
.rS trainers. jockeys and horses TAX
ing part in the running meeting to be
neid on the Empire track at Yonkers
BEGINNING Aug. 5. and ordered that
oriefs be submitted by each side with
in "a hours.
The Empire Club officials announced
mat they have secured the service of
MATT J. Winn as manager of the meet
ing Mr.. VIM. beside being the presi-
uent of the American Turf Association
Iwns the Churchill Downs track at
louisville and IS manager of both
curses at New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25

keeps on swatting with .3I1.
Pitcher Kitson of the New lo.r
American League team has been sold
outright to the Kansas City Club.
| Mansfield and Marion. o., played 90
| innings at Marion Saturday, Mansfield
winning. to /. Both sides scored in
the ninth.
Connie Mack landed n flag in 1902
| and again in 1905. He isn't due again
| until 1905, but his team may go so fast
/ it will get ahead of it's time.
2 Roger Bresnahan still feels the effect
OF the blow he received on the head at
Cincinnati. He says he finds great trou-
bile in sleeping at night. and hot,
broiling sun is apt to make him dizzy
Fle got back into the game earlier than
the doctors advised.
Umpire Joseph OBricn of the New
England League staff presided over
the exhibition game between the AL
| bHnvs and the Chicago Nationals in
Albany last Sunday and did a first
class job. and will make another flying
trip there next Sunday
Otis Clymcr. the Pittsburg cast-off.
and now member of the Nationals, is
leading the American League in hit
ting, having Il grand average of 442
for the twelve games in which he has
participated. He has smashed out
% hits. including four doubles, three
triples, and homer, and has an aver
age of one run in the - games in
which he played. He has pifered
Six bases, which placeS him first
among the thieves
AT the start of the race the Ath-
letics were regarded as impossible"
says Lea HeacOck in the Cleveland
News. "The Phillies made show of
them in the ante-scason series. Rut
that was before the advent of Collins
and Nichols; that was when Oldrlng
was still raw and uncouth: that was
with Jack Knight playing third and
Lord centre. Connie Mack has built
up team of championship calibrc af-
ter the season was well under way"
Frank DOnahue, the now Boston
American infielder. is not vet 81 years
old. hut has for the last year been re-
garded as one of the most promising
players in the Central League, saws the
Detroit Journal. His playing has been
uniformly good during the present sea-
son, hit hating being much better than
last year. He is the idol of tho Spring
field fans. few of whom hesitate to
predict for him as brilliant a career
as that of his brother. "Jiggs," the
great first basemln of the Chicago
White SoX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25

Boston, July II
FT.OTR-Unchanged spring patents 30
ass,
CCRN-Firm; No. 3 yellow 64164N.
OATS-Unchanged; No. = clipped white
52%.
Halloween; No. o3
MILL FEED-Unchanged
ST RING BRAN-227161 g
MIXED FFED-24 256i26 \
PURK-Dull; medium 17.75.
I.ARD-Quiet: 1913.
BEEF-Steady: whole cattle 11G10h.
Enthusiastically; spring 10SIl2k.
EEAI.S-Steady: 106i11.
BI'TTER-Firm: northern 271aff2Sle
CHFF.SE-F Firm: York state l3ml4.
EtGS-Firm; choice 2iM26; western 16
M19
OTATOES-Quict: new oOOGI2 90
STGAR-Steady on 4 basis of $40 for
graduated.
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7IIIiiJlE MAkiNc PLANS
CONTINUED from Page Four.)

Billy lily Kies Ste u the Jersey citys. is
annher .formeri big league player who
has found g6od berth In the minor
league ranks. Hugh Duffy, a hitter
OF rare quality in the National League
iyyears ago, is managing the Providence
team. Heine PETIT, for many seasons
a conspicuous figure behind the bat in
the National League, now sports the
mask and pad for the Louisville team.
* Other former league players now in
the American Association are Charles
Carr, manager Of the indianapolis
4 club; Jimmy Burke, who is playing in
Kansas City; Ambrose Putnam, the
big southpaw pitcher with Louisville,
and once with the New York Ameri-
cans; MeBride, Huelsman, and Krue-
ger, with Kansas City; Monte Beville,
with Milwaukee,; Hulswitt and Wrig-
ley, with Columbus; Greminger, the
big third baseman, with Minneapolis
Geier. KoehIer, old Joe Sugden. and
Pitcher Leroy, with st. Paul; Smoot
& and Abbott. with Toledo; Robert
taille end Wicker pitchers. with Co
lumbus; Dick Cooley, with Louisville:
Briggs and kellum, pitchers. and Otto
: Williams, shortstOp, with Indianapolis;
Z Jack Mccarthy. with Kansas City. -
Thoney. the Toronto outfielder, who
IL doing fine work this season and Is
TO Join the Boston Americans next
year, was in the American League n
few seasons ago, both with New York
and Cleveland. He is one of the fast
est runners in baseball and q splendid
thrower. Harry Schlafy, recently
with Washington, is on the same
team. Charley Babb, who played
short for the New York Nationals not
so long ago, is with the Memphis Club
Of the Southern League. In the same
league, playing with Atlanta is Otto
Jordan, who was Brooklyn's second
baseman for one season. Jack Dunn,
who did valuable work on the New
Ycrks for McGraw rs a utility man. is
manager and second baseman of the
baltimore Eastern League team.
Van Zandt, the former st. Louis
American 2outfieider, is playing with
Binghamton. of the New York State
League. Steelman, the former Brook
Iyn catcher rs with Utica. Jimmy
Sehring, who played the outfield for
Pittsbprg and Cincinnati, is with the
'Wilfhmsport Club, Of the Tri-State
licague. Harry Arndt. third haseman
! fur the 81. Louis Cardinals last season,
~ With the Wilmington Club.
= Lew Wiltse. ono time a boxmana for
- eYs York Americans and broth
II Af Gftsrge Wittse. is one of the
s's9l1Esstown Club pitchers. The .Har-
sifsAlEg Club has two noted veterans
on itsE0eter OF players, both of whom
were big league stars. One is Bill
Schriver. the catcher who saw long
service on various big league teams.
and who once tried to catch a hall
thrown from Washington Monument.
inc other is Kip Selbach. who played
IN New York. Washington, and Bos-
ton. and in his time shone LUMINOSITY
as batter and outfielder.
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BOXING NOTES.

The Cooper Club of Chelsea. having
good-sized membership. has amalga-
mated with the old Lincoln Club and
secured permanent quarters at Lincoln
hall. 1t is the intention of the organ
iZation to give some fine entertain
ments. in which athletic acts will be
the feature. 1t is hoped to have the
opening entertainment of the club take
place Aug. 2, on which occasion, in ad-
dition. to the vaudeville acts, there will
be sparring matches between high
class opponents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
A CABINET CRISIS
Now confronts Gov. MaeGreqor and
Friends of Newfoundland.

st. Johns. N. F., July 24.-Attorney Gen.
eral Norris today rendered the resigna-
ton of his portfolio, owing to a differ
ence with Premier Bond over question
involving the rate of pay for Iaborers on
public works. On account of the situa-
ton, which is regarded as amounting to
cabinet crisis. Sir VIM. MacGregor,
governor of New Foundland, who has
been on the west coast and was about to
start on fishing trip with Eary Grey.
governor general of Canada, has been
hurriedly recalled. Gov. MacGregor is
travelling express and is expected to reach
here tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
ATTRACTS ATTENTION.
Cartoon Derosatory to United States
Causes Sensation In London.

London, July PA cartoon in Punch
Is attracting much attention from those
persons who are of the belief that the
United States is responsible morally for
the action Of Venezuela In refusing to
pay debts that have been passed upon
as just by The Hague conference. II
portrays the South American republic
in the shape of monkey perched in a
tree. holding in its hand a satchel. The
tree is labelled Monroe doctrine"
Standing beneath the tree are Uncle
Sam and Belgian boy, the latter
pointing up at the monkey and saying:
please, sir, your monkey has taken
my bag"
"That's So" replies the genial and
smiling, Uncle Sam. -..aint he cute"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25

New York, July 24.-The 155O-mile
four of the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION from Cleveland, Ohio, via
Chicago, to New York for a trophy Of
fered by Charles J. Glidden for tour
ing qualities displayed by the automo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
Sullivan=SaWyer
SiX=ROundDraW.

Bar Harbor, Me-, July 24.-Jack Twin
Sullivan of Boston and Dave Sawyer of
Rockland went six hard rounds here
tonight. Sullivan had all the best of it
from scientific standpoint and landed
on his opponent almost at will. Saw
yer was game to the finish. however,
and was in good condition at the close
of the match, although receiving many
severe blows