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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
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baben lucroe, uub llndl einigen lpeitee
rem, lhneQ ipedielnben baltlplen uno
unbaltbnren monarhiIfen He9ierun>
gen lperbe iih Die Anm6giihfeit bes
Sprt6eltanbee Des a0nigtbums uuo bne
nit als ein8iacr Iuslpeg Die Grflds
rulg Der Hepublit ergeben. SieieS
SlIles ioll iih nod i'm 2uufc bieies
Snbres pol5ieben! Seoenfnas reGnen
babel Die @erren Hepublifmer mebr
NIT Den unii6erbriidbnren Sifferen5en
unb Der INNER GROCER merbcnocn Yer
lpirrun0 I'M monarhiltiifen Eager ais
nit ibrer eigenen %ultoumeubeit uno
Sdbi9feit. Gin aus fiinf Miitglie>
bern beitcbenoe3 Sireftorium inter
Der Siibruug bes Yrofeiiors Sern>
6nrbino Wad)abo bat it'd bereitS see
biloet, I'M Die Serfaiiuug Der ernurte>
ten Hepublif por5ubercitcn. - Bon
monnrdiltilher Seitc bin9cgen bat
man bus grDBie &crtralen 8l benz inz
geuoliden a0nig Ianuel, ipeldcr
alf Die sur @egrd6niBfeier 5ablreid
erl6ieuenen fremben Iboromtngeu eli
men ausge5eihueten Ginorlld mad)te.
Nan riibmt ieine beibeibeus 8iirbe,
perbunben nit Salett unb elmer bpben
Iufiniung ieiner Iuf9a6e.
Sn Der oorigen Correspondents err
ipdbnte ih Die geiltige Serpanotl6nft
eirer gelpiileu DNinniteinfunit" ipie lie
lid i'll manden W~isbldttern brett
maht. nit Der reuolutionGreu
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pdbnen, lueldc I'M onlooernen ircis
beitlihen Sinne" bon iih reoen
madden. Sie Wtilndeler Sbnuipieier
gaben I'M Seutihen Sbeotcr, cinem
Sinoel Z 5an9el. Gin W~tasfenieit,
ipeldlem sic Sbec Ser Senicl lit
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luitig, uls ilber Den q l|aubcn an
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9leib' I'M Segfeilcr Orunt'
llnb in Der Soil.
Sa is luiti. 5iiufti,
@riinbi freufibel."
Sa5u CAB es oenn nod Gin oGua
bnrettl 6llm luitigen Segiener inter
Der Sircttiou uno nrmen Sellens
leitnng BON Yeperl Tpmobi. Nio
Grfrii6ung mlroeu inter Slnberem
8creiNt p0c0lcucr : Srataptel".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
3lrofennr HndJ knmnnt nadJ
Amrrika.

Scr meltberibmte ocutidlc Bate
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oa Die z hl otrantbeit 81 lnIs
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or nur gleih aud ben ~ merifuz
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Die a6pie nno 8er5en 10 mander
beutldb sgeburenen uub nit beutidem
8elpc in Stiitungen hentiber &atloa
lifen 9rob9e5o8eneu Sung m%eritaner
berDrebt nnb nit W%i6ahtmg ae9en
alle5 Scutlme erHlllt, NAL gcbprtg
aufs Aprn nchmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
(Spe5ial9 Gorreiponben5 aus
SeutIGlanb.)
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man IN benielben Gldttern b%ebnliptet,
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BON @clebrten Der fatboliihen Stride
pertbeioigt iuurben, 1T eigentlif nid)ts
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itiftung 81 oieier ldredlihcn S6dt be-
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idsi1tslilgen" lit ipieOcr IN. ciilen Soll
bereihert lporbeu.
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rWiin6ener Reuete Nahrihten"
brahten am Gage nad) DEM Worbe,
Suf Gr6auung ibrer Seier, ioleeube
.Inefoote":
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&utpmobilfabrt Dur6 cine feline Stobt
fam, lief bas &olt 5uiammcu. WnlI
lab i'm nid,t. on chen Iucs I'M cine
ulte 8dllerin itnnh, oeren Siertorb sic
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iieb oeu @aaeI unb fra9te. mas eo
gdbe. SID, lie ia9eu, Der &onig fine
ourd)", nntlportete Die Sduerin, .lllb
oieic Summfopie lpdrten uui i'm. Wan
fam nift einmnl rubig i%eilem Wes
lhGfte uadgeben, lpeil bielc Seutc
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3eit nit Glen 6%ubrin9t!" Ser
aDni9 9nb ibr lddelnb ein @plDitild,
oan1it lie lid an Den ~ieiten fdnlen
Slrihen" crinlerc mo ipnr I'M Hltto
nlo6il pauongeiabren, ebe ltd) Die SrolI
bon ibrer %erbiiifiung erbplte."
&ober bate bas 8latt oieiel6e? Su
nan feline Guelle mlgub, mllBtc man
arf bic &crmutbung fomnrcll, bnB c3
bnmit j lunfcrei mar, luonlit man
and pas Hid)ti9c ipire getroffcn bas
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bolperpreie ba6u, CUR 3eit nls
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lag, cine Nnetbpte 3u brin9en, in
Der CT Elm oinuler @url6e" Nes
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

.IrmensS eelen : 8reBeln" ltub fl.
Climber H~einisuu9s 2 SdnGplerl".
60 muB es nber fommen. Sier,
linerbDrte Serbobning bes GbriftenS
thums. Ser ein5igen Stiise Der
Wenihheit, - bort. in 2iiiabun bic
grunenhafie GonieauenS hes mooers
men, hriitus : f%einbliden. nno ieeer
Iutoritdt bobnlahenben Hepclntipnsz
@coontens. 50, Der Seufel 1T log,
Die Iiinhener Observation-Disclosures haben
bieies brnitiih peran1faulidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
DER fnrdltlnre alrim,ipal.

&eilnenielD: .GSa3 BAT Wtcpcr &
Sobu 9eiugt, ais sic ibm bobeu be-
itellt meiuen Nuftrdg?"
Commits 9iehltpd: Or bat geidgt,
er miro 5erbrehen ole Gnp6en in
meinem 2ei6' mo merfen ben 8eit aus
Dem Seniter. lpenn i6 iolltc nod)ntal5
MIDI unteriteben 81 fommcn nit
iolhe 3ltmutbung!"
@eil6enplo: o@leih Gebcn Sic bin
lmo ingen Inn er lit iebr I'M Srre
tbunL. pcnm CT Oenfi, or t1nnte mid
einINiidtcrn nit lplNe @clpnlttgGtiJ
teitcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
SENS miro pom Scuiel pcrlu4t.
Wtatt6. (, In.
3apIt Sins Y. iibcr
bic fatGuliihe
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r ftiisung Der fatbpliiden Yrene I
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3 iibcr Die Senentnng Der tatbu=
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= niigeno %peritanben. Weher bic
r 8lan6iaeit, mod Der Glerns
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

&crtGe MeDnftion,
ltin Icrbrcten, ein aDni9snlorb,
III lpic Die II I d. tbareS YIN Il
" that ponH tiabon Der
lpebt bod niht 10 lhnell i'm
0alteu uno 8iihlen Der 3eit. Ilh
bier geben Die Weinun9en, Oh bon
Sreuno pper @egner Der purtu9ie1
iiihen Ipnarhic, ipie Elm rotbcr
Saben pltrf Die 5agesgciprdde. llnb
Damn Die 3eitunaen! &as "a nid)t
Nles lpieoer 8ulnmunen gefannengics
bert lpirb2. &or alien Singen mllD
Sronco. Der naerbingS ben ctIers
ncn 8eiel ctluds her8bnif brnlId1tc,
plne bas 3dbncfnirihen Der portll9ie>
liicbeu Shur5iellbriiber 81 beaften,
geb0ri9 berbnlten. Siebt nan aber
n0ber 5r, 10 tann man iuobrnebmelt.
bnb eS iair ousidlieBlid firGcns
T inbli dc Suben@ uno
&ogenplGtter iinb, iuelde ben
ebemnligen Observation-Disclosures mil
ibrem $aB perfol9eu. Scr @rltnp
bn5u fpmnlt nod mebr pabcr, luei!
Sranco elm ber3cngung s.
treuer A~ntbolit iii!
Gin Garcia Woretlo, Yrdiibent ber
liiozamerifouiiden Hepnblif Ecuador,
mar audi emit ein llnerlfrodeier
@egrer ser hprtigen &o~genbriiber, audJ
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SAP Srdncp Ioll 9efliidtct, unb ant
8oie III lInsnaOe geialIcn iein, iii eiic
liberale Manner s@nte. Sic Grrens
mulo Icircs 9tdhiolgera. Scrreiru
30 Imdrnl, lit nlf ieiuen &ors
Idlao cripl9t. Shuh bicier Wiuilters
prGiibcnt lit ein trerer Mntbolif.
Sieler Muro pom /. Sebruar 1905.
hat III ser 9ul3en cipiliiierteH
8clt tieic unp 6ercftigic @ntrilitung
herpor0cruicn, mn Die io6inl@
bcm~ofrntii h c Ereiie mlBte lpics
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Demofrutiideu S(6geprbnctcn es inter
ibrer gSilrbe b%ieIten, inr 8ei6stn9 an
lpeieuD 3u leiu, ais Der Erdlibeut DeS
cntieblihci @~reigniiic5 III Citation ges
onhte. 10 ninmt au6 oie rotbe Sreiic,
an ibrer Gpiee lelbitreOcno Der Dor
ndrt9~. cine SteIluug 81 Der @orps
that elm, Die burhau5 nidt geeignct lit,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

Sic rcpu6litnuiidle Snrtci in &or
llt9nI ginubt MIN 5liperllhhld. bab ric
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
KING JAMES OUT TO
GIVE COLIN A
HARD RACE
1907 CHAMPION WILL HAVE NO
EASY TIME IN THE WlTHERS
MILE TopAY-lT's THE kEENE
CRACKS SEASONS DEBUT.
BY FRANK w. THoRP.

NEW YORK. May 23.-The mighty
Colin. king OF the turf. will today
stretch In public those wonderfully
muscled legs which carried him TO
the front IN IL straight races last sea
son and won for James r. Keene, his
owner. about $4,000. Colin is card
ed 10 go Ia the Withers stakes, and
opposed 10 him will oe John K. Mad
dens King James. Burlew and
O'Neills Chapultepec. August Bel.
monts Fair Play. Fred Forsythe's
Dorante and w. l. LakelanIs Ques-
ton Mark.
n were to say that King James
had a chance to beat Colin today the
whole racing world would rise up and
say that was crazy. and there would
be a cry for the hook" Therefore.
| will not say H.; but will swim along
with the majority and pose as one OF
the much surprised" in case he Is
beaten. When a horse has perform
ed as did Colin last year. winning
race after race with a style and ease
that made the entire turf world bow
down and worship him who shall have
the temerity TO rise up and say his
superior exists in horsefesh?
What suspicion have way down In
my boots | will not voice. but Will
simply say that King James seems to
be much better and gamer horse
than last year His last race was an
eye-opener He came from far back
| and was racing by the field In IRE
sistible fashion al the finish. He
caught all but Jack Atkin, and would
have beaten him In another sixteenth,
This Is a good 3-year-old. And. OF
course, SO Is Colin.
The Keene colt will have no mere
exercise. He has worked in prepara'
ton for the race a mile In l:3s 10
and performed the task very easily
He was also worked a mile and fur
long In mud In 202. just TO get him
used 10 the going. 1t is questionable
n the track will be fast today. lt
Il is dead and cuppy. that Is King
James best going. saw him win ihe
fremont on just that kind OF track.
or course, | am Itching TO say that
King James might beat Colin In that
kind of going. but as II Is treason
20 plot the dethronement OF the king
OF the turf" | will refrain, and let
the race tell the story.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
Checker Game. Mlh,vsoa's Vie,
Short.D SI9p-Ad Hurts His Work

ST LOUIS, May 23.-Christie
Mathewson, the Giants noted pitcher
as brilliant a highlander as baseball
ever owned, started the current sea,
son In sensational style. Lately
though. he has been getting his
bumps. Matty's last three games have
not only gone against him, but he was
relieved in each one.
Some Of McGraw's players have IL
that Matty Is experiencing trouble IN
the west on account OF staying up too
late at nights. or course, Matty
Isn't drinking. He never does that
Just the same, he Is missing a lot Of
sleep through staying out nights.
playing checkers.
Matty is not only checker enthusi.
ast. but he Is one OF the very best
checker players in the country. He Is
booked TO play a number OF games
here. and McGraw & Co. sincerely
hope that he won't sit up the greater
part OF the night. as he did ut Pitts
burg and Cincinnati.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
CMALL CPORTING
- TALK O WORLD

D.. U. g.. ~ Cleveland U. D., o. ut clsvs-
Land yesterday. Busch pitched.
The Detroit bait casters will hold .
tourney at ciark park this Afternoon
The I'D has changed ON boxing In sag
inaw. Governor Warner 10 to blame
Central is stili losing by one run. Lock-
port was the Victor, yesterday and a
home umpire helped nightly.
uHH,s; s''f'sSr; . sss % 20 81 ss' "s nsAi5: n:
mind and 10 now on siek-iesvs.
enough 90 COP some Of that easy
monsy abroad. and 10 OF for Europe
tn. south Mioh,s.n r.oe !. s'sti.s
boo. the leading teams losing yes
tarday.
ne kinx'. Plate :. the BIZ event Of
number OF Detroits gse-ges fol-
lowers arc on the ground at Toronto.
bail leagues. In which Chinese are
OF them would make on some team
In the American!
nnn johnson announces that the Amer
lean lea9 official averages will be
published up to date, about July !,
soDs sn .rsl:s!' a Pm . ssspais' 2 'A' ''''''''
Tn. star event Of the Detroit Matinee
club this afternoon Will brinR to-
gother Lou Barium's Jessie y. and
Johnny Manningp Mamie Riley, that
held tho speedway crown during the
n vrfsxsu ,h. cra,L h.rf.vusy., .wvss~~A
his ankle and Grand Rapids sent no
team 20 the Ann Arbor high school
moot. which makes the chance OF
Sootty Smith, ot Detroit. very good
IN this event today
There n nm ovsrwhelmfnS sentiment
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

Speaking OF shut-out pitchers. De-
troit has developed one this year, too.
On Thursday the Washington bunch
showed the Tigers young Mr. Burns
who won his game. 90 o.
On Friday Hughie jennings led out
Mr.. Summers. also a newcomer TO big
league company.
Mr.. Summers pitched just as effeo-
tive ball as Mr.. Burns had the day be-
fore. A dropped fly by Mcintyre let
the Washington bunch score one run,
10 be sure. but the shut-out stun was
there Just the same.
Mr.. Summers Is one OF the ugptest
ball players IN the profession when II
comes to allowing the hostles 10 cross
the pan.
| But Summers had TO 30 some at
that. THE ONE RUN WHICH
WASHINGTON SCORED IN THE
TARLY STAGES WAS THE ONLY
LONE TAILED ALL THROUGH THE
lGAME TILL THE TIGERS CAMB TO
BAT IN THE NINTH.
To be sure, they had been getting on
bases right along. In spite OF the best
work that Case Patten could do.
| Nevertheless, IL wasn't till their last
opportunity came that they grasped
1.-THE home club by the throat and
Fforced II to disgorge.
Bill Coughiin, whose batting average
would be right round the 500 mark
hf he was opposing his old club IN
fWashington every day, stayted the
Strouble with shot past little Shipks.
Freddie Payne was there with a sac
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Summers would have shu<
Washington out, but for Mein-
tyres error. Detroit, however,
won the game by batting In four
runs off Patten In the ninth.
Turner threw his bat at the ball
to help LaJole on the sacks at
Philadelphia. The sphere rolled
into right for single. Mig Clarke
then hit safely and Cleveland
had won, 1 to o.
Ferriss tied the score for st.
Louis against his old team mates
OF Boston, with a three-bagger,
but Stone threw the game away
by muffing fly, Glaze winning
the verdict over Graham. though
the latter pitched the better ball.
Wet grounds at New York kept
the Sox and HIghlanders from
playing.
Cobb's three hits for Detroit
we're the batting feature Of the
leagues day.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
SPORT FOR SPORTS SAKE AS
EXEMPLIFIED BY THE COLLEGES

been unanimously agreed on as arhi'
traitors tor the day. Two out in the
ninth and Crawford on third, the
score tied and Griffith umpiriug at
the plate. Cobb hits one OF Manning s
bcnders terrific belt past Conro- at
third. Right down the foul line the
ball tears on its way. Inside or out?
Fair or foul? The result OF the game
depends on II.
Fair ball" yells Griffith. The crowd
cheers its favorites and starts ouf.
But what is that we see In the mid
die distance?
jennings. the field umpire. is COM
Ing in on the run. motioning every
body to wait.
mfr. Grifith," he shouts. 81 beg your
pardon but | saw that ball hit outside
OF third tasc In foul territory The
run should not score"
II beg your pardon" Grit replies.
but plainly saw the ball strike fair.
Detroit wins"
On the contrary" urges Jenniaes,
II wes III q position where | am sure
ny view OF It was excellent and | as
sure you that II was foul at least an
inch and eighths."
Mr.. Jennings" debates Griffith with
some heat. Il beg 10 remind you that
We agreed on starting this game that
was TO perform the duty OF the alb
sent umpire at the plate. All decis
ions on fair and foul balls are under
my Jurisdiction | repeat 1t that the
ball was fair"
In spite OF his protests Hughie is
over-ruled and the crowd. after com
menting on the excellent sportsman
ship OF both men. starts again for the
exists. Griffith In the meantime con
graduating Cobb for his timely bat
| ting feat.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

rifce, for the Tigers wanted 10 tie the
score and were confident OF their abil-
ity 20 win out later on. Thomas, bat
ting for OLeary, hit TO Shlpke, who
tried TO get Coughlin at third. failing
by margin barely appreoiable to the
naked eye. There were two on and
one out.
II was obviously the Office for
the monarch of plnoh hitters, and
Jennings squlrted big George Into
the game without further delay.
He molstened his palms and
smote.
On a line into left the ball tore
on It's way, Coughlln scoring and
the Tiger bunch pranclna about In
front Of tho visitors bench with
glad acclaim az the feat OF the
husky pitcher.
Mcintyre was next and the ball
fairly yeiped with pain whom ne
dubbed II. Far into left II tore on
Its way. The spank must have
been corker, for Mulln scored
all the way from fret, back OF
Thomas.
The entire Washington team was
balioonlng by this time and Joe Can
tillon WAS plucking large handsful
OF hair from his dome OF meditation
and scattering them TO the breeze.
Schaefer hit one through Mcbride
and Mcintyre came galloping In. This
gave the Tigers a margin Of three, bu
halfinnipg yet to so. and the game
looked like q million dollars.
Killian pitched TO three batters and
there was nothing doing.
Summers pitching was, aside from
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

among sportsmen that the closed
season for bass should be heightened.
IN the northern lakes OF Michigan
the hsh are on the spawning beds
until well along In June.
Cornell won Ave out OF the six tennis
matches with Chicago yesterday
though Ross. the Chicago captain
beat White. the Cornell star. In the
big bout OF the afternoon. Cornell
plays at Ann Arbor today.
In the preliminartes OF the Ann Arbor
Interscholastlc yesterday. Lake For
est, by Aldermens performance In
the weights, took big lead but not
dangerous one. Detroit Central
qualified virtually all her men for the
runs and expects TO clean up today
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
MAKE BALL PARK
WITH CLOTHES LINE

woODSTOWN, N. Y, May PA
novel baseball inclosure is TO be seer
al the Woodstown baseball grounds
II consists Of a clothes line on which
are hung with ordinary clothes pins
the scenery curtains OF several thea
ters, and some evidently from the side
show OF a circus.
Policemen have their hands full
keeping the small boys from crawling
under the canvas.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
/ 2 5s7 So r
owen Wised Up.

owen Moran. the English feather
weight. learned few points about
matchmaking while he was In this
country. for when he was asked the
other day In London TO meet Jim Dris'
coll he wanted $500 for his end
win. lose or draw. He was refused.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
FLICK'S TROTTER
COMES TO DETROIT

AS the result OF the Cleveland sale.
Elmer Fuck's famous trotter Fielder.
that has repeatedly shown ability to
beat 1870. comes TO Detroit. The ball
players entire string was auctioned Off,
his poor health being the cause Of his
withdrawal from the game. 0. II.
Watson IL the buyer given In the case
OF the star OF the string
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
HIsakslsy Meets Lado uoisr.

St. Vinoent's Y. NJ. Q. has arranged
. strong wrestling card for NEXT Mon,
day night. the feature event Of tho
evening bringing together Clyde
Blsakeley. champion lightweight Of
Michigan. and Chas. LAdOuoier. upper
peninsula champion.
The wrestling game has taken
strong hold among the members OF
the Y. M. c., who have staged some
fair bouts during tho winter.
The present card also includes
matchessbetwesn Al Charbonneau and
Howard Mcintosh. and VIM. Seaman
and Roy Qrenicr.
Lou Miloch will referee tho bouts
TO insure ample Accommodations the
school hall has boon ssoured for ths
entertainment.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
Defenders w. Loyal Guards.

The Defenders will play the Loyal
Guards Sunday afternoon on the Loyal
Guard grounds, at 2s0. All players
and rooters will take the Jefferson car
and get OF at tho car barns In Fair
view. Grounds are located at Kerche
val and Hillger-aves.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
left Ia $1,000 Loser.

Jim Jeffries' new fighting club. JUS
outside OF Los Angeles. Cal. lost 81 ,6O'
on its first show, which came on re
Gently. at which Mike (Twin) Sullivan
defeated Jimmy Gardner
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
WRESTLING c BOUTS
At THE GAlETY

Local followers of the mat game
are elnted over the Wrestling Carnival
70 be given at the Gayety theater Fri.
day evening, May 20.
Several attempts have been made
20 nut on q wrestling program on
amateur nights this season at the
buriesQue houses. but this one will
be the only affair Of the kind seen
here In some time as the whole even
dng win beg iven up 70 this class OF
amusement, Floyd Cutcher, the Az
mada farmer, will try TO throw Garry
Bowman. OF the Burroughs Adding
Machine company, twice IN thirty
minutes or forfeit fifty dollars.
Joe Burns, the d. U. r. motorman
viii try to throw the Polish wonder.
and August Hemminger is TO have a
go with George Davis. Several other
well-known wrestlers will also be on
the bill. and lovers OF this class OF
amusement are guaranteed most
enjoyable evening. Popular prices VIII
prevail.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

Now What Dye Think OF That7
The Nationals have six hard games
ahead OF them this week. but II they
can master the White Sox. the Tigers
will be easy.-Washington Star.