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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
SUPPLY DESTITUTE FAMILY
WITH FOOD AND CLOTHING
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Sept. 26-The local po-
lice today were directed to pitiful case
of destitution that resulted in temporary
relief being given to father, mother
and four children who were penniless and
destitute in a camp near the gas house.
Food and clothing were supplied the
family by Mrs. w. M. Kendall of 50
Dudley avenue, which alleviated their
sufferings for the timebeing. The fam
fly is named Hoistein and recently came
to this section. The Associated Chari-
ties of Santa Monica were asked to take
the case in hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED,
CHARGED WITH THEFT
Claims That Paz Hernandez Stole
Money to Get MARRIED with
Are Not Proved at
Trial
special % The Herald.

special 20 The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 26.-The fact
that Paz Hernandez went to San Diego
and returned with bride and appeared
to be plentifully supplied with money
was not deemed sufficient evidence In the
local police court this morning to convict
him of stealing the savings of B. Berajas,
his roommate, whose money disappeared
about the time Hernandez decided to get
married.
AS testified by Berajas, he had shown
Hernandez $3.50 in gold coins which he
had taken from their place of conceal
ment In his bed. The next time he looked
for his money it was gone, and at the
same time he discovered the absence of
Hernandez.
The court ruled the evidence purely cir.
cumstantial and dismissed the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
NORTH DAKOTA, NOT NEW
YORK, WARSHlP'S NAME
Roosevelt Decides That Calling Graft
After Gotham Would Be Unfair.
Utah Only State Lacking
Naval Namesake
BY AssociatedsPress

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-North Da-
kota will be the name of the battleship
No. %, one of the 10000 ton vessels, con-
tracts for which were recently awarded
by the navy department. The other ves-
sell as heretofore announced. will be
called the Delaware.
President Roosevelt has decided that as
so many vessels bear the names of New
York cities it would be unfair to carry
out the original plan of naming No. 2S
the New York and of changing the cruiser
of that name to the Saratoga.
Utah is the only one of the states after
which no war vessel has been named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
STREET TUNNEL coELAPsEs,
BURYiNG WORKMAN ALIVE
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26.-Buried be-
meath tons of earth David Sullivan. a
laborer In the employ of the board of
public works, lay beneath the tracks on
Sutter street this afternoon while dozen
men dug feverishly for fifteen minutes
to ,iberate him.
Sullivan. with companion, was max
ing a tunnel for train pipe when with
out warning. the wall Of the tunnel col
lapsed. Sullivan's, companion escaped,
but he was buried alive. A hole was
quickly made TO give him air. Two of
his ribs were broken and he was badly
crushed though not fatally injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
VETERANS Enjoy SIGHTS
ON BALLOON ROUTE TRIP
Special to The Herald.

Spec1HI 10 7 Ho~diuIdIu'
VENICE, Sept. 26.--The Sawtelle com
munity held it's first annual outing today
when live carloads of the soldier city pop
ulation, waving flags and blowing horns.
did the Balloon route and interjected a
little variety into their fun by stopping
over here for several hours. The party
was in charge of Mayor Nellis, who was
aided in the arrangements by the city's
most prominent business men,
Juan A. Creel, brother of Enrique Z.
Creel governor of Chihuahua. is with MS
family enjoying the hospitality of Albert
and Louis Terraces Of Al Clubhouse ave-
nue.. Mr.. Creel is said to own the largest
cattle ranch in the world and to be pos
sessed of mines containing fabulous
wealth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
HURRICANE pEvAsTATEs
PROVINCE OF MEXICO

BY Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. ga spe-
cial from Cosala, Culican, Mexico, Gays
terrific hurricane has devastated the
district along the coast to the west OF
here, doing great damage to crops and
other property and also causing loss Of
life. woman and child were killed In
the town of Vasitos.
Rivers and Streams all through the
affected district are raging torrents and
are causing heavy loss.
Many towns all along the coast for
miles have been cut off from telegraphic
communication and the extent of the
damage cannot be told.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
FOURTEEN GO DOWN WHEN
ALABAMA FERRY CAPSIZES
White Boy and Thirteen Negroes Are
Victims of Treacherous Cur
rent by Shoals Near
Mobile
pu Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 26.-A ferryboat
crossing the Tombigbee river at the gov
ernment works at McGrew shoals near
Jackson, Ala, late today, capsized,
drowning one white boy and thirteen ne
groes.
The boy was Leslie Vernuille, 10 years
old residing in Oakdale. suburb of this
city.
The scene of the accident has long been
regarded as a very dangerous place by
navigators of the river on account of the
rapid and treacherous current and the
rocky shoals there
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
WEALTHY MINING MAN is
ACCUSED OF ENLIGHTENMENT
Rx Associated Press.

By Associated fFess'
ST. LOUIS Mo. Sept. 26.-William j.
Scott of New York. who says he is a
wealthy mine owner, quarryman and
contractor. was arrested here last night
on an Indictment charging him with
having embezzled $500 from st.
Louisans.
The Indictment alleges he was engaged
to wind up the affairs OF mining COM
pany at Tulsa, l. T., for $500 and keep
$500 as his fee. 1t Is alleged Scott made
the sale but did not tvrn over any
money
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
SANTA BARBARA SUPERVISOR
TO BE TRIED OCTOBER II
nv Associated Press.

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 26.--The
preliminary hearing of Supervisor j. r.
Prick, charged with malfeasance in Of
Ace, has been postponed until October
5. when an indictment will probably be
returned.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
Say Chinese Is Embezzler
Nv Assooiated Press.

BY ASBOclHteu tfes7s
OAKLAND, Sept. 26--A warrant was
issued yesterday for the arrest of Wong
Long. an accountant for Chinese cloth
ing firm, who has. 1t is alleged disap-
peared with $4JJ0 of the companys cash.
A reward has been offered for his cap
ture.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

scribers holding six months contracts The
Hcusekeeper. instead OF the Woman's Home
Companion. The Housokeeper is preferred by
many OF our 'i,atrons. It Is bright. full OF ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

Everything you want you will flnd in the
cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

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Agent illinois Central r. r.. lis W. sth-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
CLUB HAS A DAY OFF
Temperature at Galveston
Drops Fifteen Points.
AFTER THE CENTER FIELD JOB
and Jones VIII Have a Merry
Fight for the OutheId Position,
with Chances FavOring the Former
Because of His Better Batting.
FaIkenberg Takes Horseback Ride.
Sneci,l n The Wasbinron Hsnld

Special to The Washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex. March IA full
hedged 'norther4 hit Galveston this
morning and caused a cessation Of train
ing for the Washington team.
The excitement began early with a rain
storm. after which the temperature fell
about Is degrees. It was roo chilly to
make surf bathing a pleasure and that
was called on.
As the weather showed no signs OF
moderaung, Cantillon decided that he
would not take any chances with his men
and told them they need not go TO the
grounds. His piece Of generosity had
its selfish side. for Joe was anxious to
accept an ingitation to go hunting at II
place called the Sweet Water Lake near
Galveston. where there are duck and
geese almost as large as some of the
smallest specimens Of Galveston mos
quitoes. Davy Altizer and Blankenship
accompanied him. and they did not get
back until late tonight
FaIkenberg was ali for horseback ride,
and hired a horse for tho entire afternoon
He rode twenty minutes. but found the
joints of his elongated frame too loose
for such exercise. whereupon he returned
the nag and was charged s.. He was
very peevish about the size Of the bill,
considering the time he had the animal
but his kicking availed nothing. John
Anderson was another who took 70 the
SADDLE. and he stuck Il out. As John
has not taken any exercise since the last
ball season closed. reports from his ride
are expected tomorrow.
Charley Jones arrival this morning
makes the ranks complete with the ex-
ceptiOn Of Jake Warner, who is expected
at any time The fight between jones
and Altizer for the lob in center will be
worth watching. Jones is the greatest
fielding center fielder in the American
League, but is rather weak with the
stick. Altizer is "a mighty slugger, but
is new to the possibilities IN the FAR gar
den. so that their advantages Offset each
other. except that the stiCker may be
given the preference.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
PLANS FOR FOOTBALL
G. WI. Making Few Changes
in Schedule.
THREE TRIPS ARE ARRANGED
Hatchetites VIII Play ssvarthmOre
at SsyarthmOre, Lebigh> at BethIe-
hem. and Carolina A. and Mat Rich
mOnd Next FaII-PFncticnIIy All of
Last Years squad Available.

At recent conference between Mana
ger E. NJ. Ban and Capt J. N. Cunning,
Of the George Washington football team.
il was decided to play practically the same
teams that were on the schedule last
year
The schedule as arranged by Manager
Ball includes two Northern trips. one on
October ). to Bethlehem, Pa. to play Le-
high. and one on October IS TO play SWarth-
more. The only other away-from-home
game that has been arranged. up to
the present lime is with the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, of Raleigh, \. C..
at Richmond, November l6. Games will
PROBABLY be arranged with Virginia and
Gallaudet to be played on one of the sew
eral open dates which Manager Ball has
reserved. The Buff and Blue will end the
season as usual, on Thanksgiving Day
at Georgetown.
The chances for successful season on
the gridlron next fall look bright at the
present time. Although ex-Capt. Steener-
son is lost II is rumored that McDermott.
the player who created such good i'm
preston in the Georgetown game by
the manner in which he handled the team
the latter part Of the contest will prob
ably land the place at quarter.
or the eleven men on the team last
year who received "W's" SteenersOn is
the only one who VIII surely not come
out this year. OF che others who played
and will probably not be seen in the
lineup this year. are. Harralson, who was
graduated. Field. who will 20 TO Yale
and Beard. who has decided not 10 come
out. That leaves as a nucleus for team:
Capt Cunning. Lorando, Sommers. Boar
man, Morris. Bergman, Moore J. Bah
cock. Wright. BrO0kes. Gable Whiting
and Stuart, the big shot-putter
The schedule as it stands at present fol-
lows. October .. Lehgh at Bethlehem:
October i. Western Maryland a Wash
ington. October 70. SWarthmOre at
SWarthmOre: November l6 a and NJ Col
lege Al Richmond; November .. George.
town.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
SECOND REGIMENT VICTORS
Takes Spirited Game from Y. M. C.
A. Basketball Quint.
Guardsmen Now Tied with Carroll
He Played on March 30.

The fast Second Regiment basket ball
team last night defeated the y. NJ c. A
aUint in the latter's gym by the score Of
81 to u.
Despite the difference between the
scores of the respective teams. the game
vas closely contested throughout. and the
large crowd OF onlookers was generous
with its applause.
The teamwork Of the guardsmen was
unusually good. and was responsible fo-
most Of their field goals. While the y. NJ
c. A. boys at times displayed some good
teamwork, they were AT no time in the
same class with their opponents. who
broke away from them for a goal almost
at viii
Bopp. Schlosser. and White were the
stars Of the evening. each with four goals.
while Williams and Ludwig did the best
work for the y. NJ. c. a. Ludwig and
Bopp shot spectacular goals
This victory ties the Second Regiment
team with the Carroll Institute quint for
the pennant in the City League The tie
Will probably DE played OF Saturday
March 81, at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
CLOSE MATCHES AT PINEHURST.
HerreshOn, LiPpy. Becker. and Foot
I'm the semI-hnnIs.

Pinehulst. y. G.. March l4-Clean-cut
golf was the rule to-day in the first and
second match play rounds Of the third
annual midwinter golf tournament and
the favorites are still in the running. As
Il result of to-day's play Fred Herreshoff.
of Garden City. and 4. s Lippy Of Seat
tie. and c. l.. Becker Of Woodland. and
J. y. Foot. of ApaWmas. viii come to-
gether In to-morTow's semi-finals
II. C. Fownes, OF the Oakmout Club.
Pittsburg gave young HeTreshof a good
run IN the afternoon round the match
being the feature OF the day and followed
by a large gallery At the turn the Pitts
burger was three down. and Herreshun
added another point 10 the score at the
tenth. but FoWnes took the short
eleventh. %. ana the twelfth. -. having
the thirteenth in four. winning the four
teenth. SO. halving the fifteenth, Here
shoff winning the sixteenth and halving
F0wnes Dormie two. FoWues. however.
won the short seventeenth. halved hole
on the home green ending the match. the
medal play scores being q and IS, re
spcctiyely.
The match between Lippy and Jacobs,
Of Wollaston, was a close one. an extra
hole being necessary, and George
O'Russell. of Oakley beat r. p. Chal-
lenger. Of Allegheny. in a twenty-one-hole
match in the fourth division consolation.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
U. B. CHURCH HAS BUSY DAY.
Virginia Annual Conference Dis
poses of Many Routine Matters.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Edenburg Va. March 1.-THE second
day Of the Virginia annual conference ot
the United Brethren Church was taken
up principally with routine business ana
reports affecting the interests Of The
church.
Bishop Mills. who is presiding over the
conference. made his annual address this
morning. Revs. J.. r. Brill and A. l.
Aiiden were recommended FOR membership
in the conference i was decided 90
establish "a conference paper, to be known
as the Conference News. Rev a. S.
Hammack was appointed editor. and
James H. Ruebush. of Dayton, business
manager. The paper VIII be published
at Dayton. Rev. W r Gruver. of Mar
tinsburg ". Va. presiding cider. made
his annual report
The following licentiates were recognized
by the conference, Lewis Messick, Mount
Clinton Va; Charles B. Bailey. Sfauton.
Va; Halle 3. Ritter. Winchester. Va;
and Miss Meta Crawford Martinsburg.
W Va. Rev George Burgess was ad-
vanced from the third To the fourth class
Of reading The application of Rev. VIII
liam r.. Chapman. OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South. for membership la
Abe Virginia conference was received
Rev H. Ralph Cell was dropped from the
conference rolls. he having Joined the
Evangelist Church. W H. Clary was
placed on the suPeraunuated list II was
decided to sell the episcopal residence Of
the church of Baltimore and apply tie
proceeds 10 the Lebanon Valley College
fund
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
DAUGHTERS WILL BE THERE.
Division Commanders Appoint spon-
sors for Confederate Reunion.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, March 1L-While Gen.
Stephen ID. Lee, cOmmander-in-chief Of
the United Confederate Veterans. who are
to hold a reunion in this city in June, has.
by official announcement declared that he
viii not appoint sponsors and maids Of
honor for the next gathering of those who
wore the gray. the heads Of the various
divisions have written David a. Brown.
jr.. assuring him that the daughters OF
the fair Southland will be present as Of
old. as the veterans are determined that
there shall be little OF no deviation from
the previous custom OF selecting COnfedeT-
ate young women to represent the thin
ming ranks Of the brave old men.
The following division commanders have
announced that they will appoint maids
and sponsors: Gems. Andrew ". West. OF
Atlanta: George ". Gordon, OF Memphis
George 2. Manson, CT Montgomery. Ala,
Cabell. of Texas: a. J. TripD, OF Mary
land. Smith Boiling. Of Petersburg. Julian
s. Carr. Of North Carolina john l. Gait
of Indian Territory: John ". J0rdcn, OF
Cleveland. Okla, Thomas ". Carwile
OF South Carolina. Robert White, o.
West Virginia. J. AdolDh Prudehomme
Of Louisiana; William f. Jewell, or Flor
ida: Robert Lowry. Of Nississippi Robert
f. Young Of Kentucky; u. l. Ca5e-l,
Trans Mississippi division J. II. Berry.
Arkansas, and ". c. Harrison. of Cali
forHia.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

Apprentice alloWance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
LONG SHOT AT ASCOT.
At I00-tO-1. PanIita Runs Second at
Los Angeles Track.

Los Angeles, March I-At Ascot. a 100
to-l shot, Panlita, beat out the odds-on
favorite and ran in second place at odds
OF so to / in the first race this afternoon
Summaries:
FIRST BACE-Three and one-balf frlongs. Rcy
Hiudoo. los Smith to J. won. Panlita. l6j
'Bussei. 100 to J. second, Vivian May, los Ross
% !. third Time, ai2 SWagerl0ter Banade
Billow. 4. Garrick aud Lania also ran
SECOND RACE-SU frrl0ngs. selling. NV
Choice, le3 Glcssi,- 10 TO l. won; Tramotor l05
lCauuiI. 80 90 /. second; Prince Frederick. los
GTcs1on, 10 10 l. third. Time. .l5as NIaTdeu.
NeatHcs,, ElyeUaco. ToIcT. Hrtle Lotta Gladstone
HuaIala- Astral II, Belyoir and Teudercrest also
IAN.
THIRD BACE-Flturity course: selling. Zelina
lll tBru~Cib. % O. WCH Illusion. 100 iPTCstonl
5 O. l. second. Playlit. los ,Boandl GO 70 l. third
Time. lg7s B5lchambCr. Norfolk Red Bill and
81. 90 also ran
OURTH RACE-Handicsp one and one-six-
teentE miles. Ven Tomp IL tNusppi Is % g.
wou Chimney Sweep s. lprestonl. TO l. second
A Musk0day. l0l IBrusselU. 6 10 ]. third. Time
l.56'4. Tartan. J. G. Ccm. kercle1al and Rcssr7a-
ton also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SN furcuEs. Redwood IT, los
uCssl. so 10 I. Won; Bologna l05 tKulzl 6 70 s.
second. tockslre 100 Knapp. Is 20 ]. third. Time
l-5- Otto Price, Elo;a Little Gregg, and Audubon
also Tan.
SIXTH RACE Selling; Brooks course. Jack
Adams 10 Ross 90 ]. won Needid. ll2 Pres
tonl- 20 J, second; JOINER. is tKunzi / to l.
third Time. 25oi4. LuCrece. Iii Col Cap. Prince
Ching, AlioTath, and McGrathiana Prince also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
HARVARD BALKS AT CRANE
Tennis Expert Is Not Wanted as
Football Coach.
Crimson Alumni and Students Are
Aroused by RumOred Report OF
Bill ReId's Successor.

The followers of football a. Harvard
are devotedly hoping that there is no
foundation for the persistent rumor
that Joshua Crane. jr. has been Sc
lected TO coach the football team next
falL According 10 reports from Cam
bridge Capt. Parker, OF the 1907 eleven,
has selected Crane as successor TO BIZ
Reid. and that just as soon as the Sc,
lection is ratified by the athletic com
miJJee. the formal announcement viii
be made If this should prove true, it
Is certain that a howl will arise from
the Crimson grads and uudergradu-
ates that viii be heard for many
moons. In fact the students are al
ready talking in undertones OF the
lemon that is slated for the eleven.
They say that Crane as football coach
would be the most monumental farce
ever handed cut at Cambridge. and
there have been some husky tricks
turned out in these lines
Crane, according 20 Harvard dis
patch. was graduated some seventeen
years ago. and his ability 10 coach a
football team is derived from rather
ana
tennis, both indoor and out aided by
some slight practice as a substitute
quarterback He never figured in
Crimson varsity football circles 70
any extent while at Cambridge, and his
principal recommendation appears to
lie In the fact that heswill serve as
football coach without pay Follow
ing closely on the heels Of Reid's
regime. the change. If made would be
farcical in the extreme Reid one OF
the best football players ever developed
al Harvard. was unable tc turn out a
winning team during his two years as
coach and gave up In disgust at the op-
position which developed. He did.
however. put football upon a sane basis
at Cambridge and paved the way for
a successful eleven some time in the
future If rumor hath it correct il is
now proposed TO tear down this struC-
ture and erect another with a tennis
player as chief architect.
Reform in athletics is the keynote IT
ident Eliot. special committees TO in
vestigate sport, faculty rules, and in
ternal sqUabbles. the poor students
who favor athletics in any guise are
in q badly beWildered state They stIIl
hope however. that this latest report
is not true and that Crane viii not at
tempt 10 qualify for the positionIif &;
as II is certain that his reception as
football coach would be frosty
enough to convince him that football
players cannot be developed by one
conversanr with tennis and golf only
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
HOPKINS AT NORFOLK.
Baltimore COIIegIans VIII Compete
in TO-mOrrOw'E Meet.

opfclh 70 Inc washington hefald
Baltimore. Nd. March 14.-Johns
Hopkins viii be wei represented at
the indoor track and field meet to be
given In Norfolk on next Saturday
night by the Y. NJ. c. A.. Of Norfolk.
and the Athletic Association Of the
Seventyfrst Regiment, of Virginia. in
the Armory Building While Hopkins
VIII send only a few men down, they
will be the cream Of the track team.
Although they are not expected to du-
plicate their performance at George
town on last Saturday and carry of
the top h0nors Of the meet they viii
undoubtedly make a very fine showing
at least, and bring back a gOOdly num-
Der OF medals TO this city. The men
entered are in splendid condition. and
are as follows:
5oysrd dash Copenl-Treadvay. Perce. Hunter. and
Psdgett
5)yard hurdles Stewart and Perez.
H0-yard un-Peroe. TTeadway, Padgett Hunter
and Stewart.
ss0-ysrd Stewart and Mean.
Mile run -Brcnton.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
PREP BASEBALL TEAM.
Georgetown Youngsters Have Large
squad for Practice.

The Georgetown Preps expect to have
an unusually strong nine this year Eight
of last years team are still in the school.
and there is a strong fight for the open
positions.
Following is a list of the candidates:
Sitterding. Mullin, Piles and Patten,
catchers; Capt. O,Conner, Martin, Simp-
son. Diamond. and Dsrr. pitchers; Ken
d0ya and Smith, first base Hammond
and Feenan. second base; Cdhill and w
Lltterding, third base, Mohn and CogaH,
shortstop; Mulvaney Tierny. SculIy. Con-
way. Hazlipp. Dun. McFadden. Kingsley
and Miller. outfielders.
Messrs. MeQuaid and Anglim. old
Georgetown College players. are coach
ing the team.
The schedule now being arranged viii
include games With all the Washington
high schools. Army and Navy Props.
Washington School for Boys. Gallaudet
George Washington Reserves. Woodberry-
Forrest. Country School of Baltimore
and St Josephs of Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
KENNEDY INQUIRY BEGINS.
Virginia state Bourd Takes Up
Charges Against Librarian

SpcCial 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. March 1t-Thc State
library board having finished reading
the evidence given before the legisla-
tive school-bOok investigating com
mittee. met IN the senate chamber this
morning 10 look into the charges
brought against State Librarian John =
Kennedy Nothing materially important
has been brought out by the investigation
thus far.
Assistant Librarian Evans was
sweated and cross -questi0fed. He was
more than once iEterrogated along
lines tending To show that ne had been
ungrateful to his superior and had
been unduly OffcioUs in calling atteu-
tion to Kennedy real or faacied de-
linquencies le must also have seen
from the drift OF the inquiry that
things may so eventuate that he. too
win have to resign or step down.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
Ll.e Boxer in PhiIadelphIn.

Philadelphia. March 14-Philadelphia
fight fans have gone wild over a young
feather-weight named Jack Fogarty. who
made his first appearance in the ring as
a professional on Wednesday night. Fo-
garty met pugilist named Young Bowen.
who was rushed TO the ropes as soon as
the battle started. and was knocked clean
out inside Of twenty seconds. FOgarty
weighs 10 pounds. and has been causing
"a great deal OF talk lately because OF pri-
vate performances in the ring. His debut
has placed him high in the estimation Of
the sports. Who believe that he will climb
to the top of the feather-Weight class