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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03
BLOODY CRIME CULMINATION
OF THREE MONTHS OF TERROI

( lhSpolh fep. An f"Itu5dl ~
over WheIlHou l"udy at lhe hIIlHS ol
/ me KING ana lhe crown prince
ihoush torn py Iliefhal dlSSehSioilS
Ill Ile past rev nlonthS' I'iIoIlHe9 py
acls "I CRIME ana pIoodshta' uPrISlhgs
III lne StF'elS "ulTa8ts WIN hIIIe anu
polhhS' always IearI lest iheSe signs
OF feEoluIlon "ouId cullhlhaie III some
urGaulul "utpuiS' OF passion f0Ltu-
RaI was NOT prepared IoI me ploW
that IeII Yesterday Nheh lhr KING ana
crown pi iI"te "EIF 9ho' /" utall III q
pupIIc Pla'e' "l'IT H"usdhua ldu
SalhefGd 10 greet InrIF homecoming.
taNaifN "uar"s fFc'hi'r rF"''"'
All last hlght queen AineIle' IN the
royal palace, SAT between lhe piers
where rested the bodies OF her nus
band and her son, prostrated with
grief troops guarded Ihe pa'ace,
squadron Of cavalry surrounded the
mousse IN "Ill'H i'IHIrI rI"ilC"
passed the night; special details we're
drawn up before bindings ana re-
serves were quartefed IN barracks
ready for a call that might come 10
spring to arms.
Night OF Fearful suspense.
But Lisbon did not sleep. Scarcely
soul throughout the city closed
eyes. An unnatural calm prevailed
after the first awakening to the trag-
edy that had been enacted, with its
attendant noises and Confusions, shops
and cafes were closed, doors of thea
ters were hastily locked houses were
barricaded and the streets were
cleared. No one might say where the
next blow would fan. and revolution
that ,weeps through a city Ike a fire
in dry places drove the people into
their homes or other places whore
they might be secure.
swear Allegiance 10 New King.
The attack on the royal family.
however, had the or opsite effect from
that most feared, and quiet reigned
as though no murder mad been done.
Ealy this morning Premier Franco
proclaimed the accession Of Prince |
Manuel to the throne. the naval and |
military chiefs the high dignitaries of
state swore allegiance to the new
king. and Portugal sttl lived under a |
monarchy.
BcautifuI Day for Dark Deed.
No more beautiful day could be i'm |
agined than that where hereafter will |
mark the date on which King Carlos |
and Grown Prince Louis met their |
death at the hands Of assassns. Re- |
turning from a suiourn at the kings j
estate at villa Vicosa, accompanied |
by the queen. the crown prince and |
Prince Manuel the sovereign SEEM !
ingIv was in happy mood when he |
stepped into the carriage in waiting |
al the railroad station. Thousands Of |
spectators gailv attired in harmony |
with the bright decorations set out to |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03

81 Petersburg, Feb. 2A revision
Of the college of heraldry OF Georgia.
Transcaucasia, has resulted In the un-
covering OF monster forgerles of
princely titles Among two thousand
registered hereditary eoats-of-arms.
six hundred have been found to be
bogus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03

Berlin Feb, 1.-Two thousand
cases OF influenza were reported In
Berlin last week Among the mem
bers Of the cabinet suffering from
this disease is General Won Finem,
minister 81 war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03

Amerlcus. Gn. FEB THE plant
Of the Atlantic Compress company,
with 22O bales Of cotton, was destroy
cd here tonight by tlrc- Loss 3l60.-
OOO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03

cleveland Ohio. Feb THE Penn
r'Nuuio Railway eompauN's sunlmtr
WuiEht house ana about twenty
fr".Em vars were burned TODAY. Loss
$4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03
PRINCE MANUEL OF PORTUGAL
ASCENDS BLOOD STAINED
THRONE Of HIS FATHERS

Wounded Youth Soemny Proclaimed King of Revolution
Torn Country Censored Dispatches Sent Out From Lisbon
lied to the Support Of the Government nsurng Continual
ton of the Monarchy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03
WHOLE WORLD SHOCKED BY
GRIM TRAGEDY AT LISBON

kilograms of Coincidence for Royal Widow Pour in From All
the Courts Of Europe Pope Orders Special Funeral Cere
monies for Murdered Princes; Premier Franco Whose
Policy of Repression Blamed for Bloody Outrage Re-
tanned in Power by King Manuel II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03

tions and friends of political leaders
now under arrest. also had assembled
there to see the king, who came back
to Lisbon at the end of a day which
was marked by the sternest of re-
DItSllNt measures
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-03

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of the Annual Meeting OF Stoclkhold-
arc Marehanta Trust COmnauv

Notice of the Annual Meeting Of Stoclkhold-
ers Merchants Trust Company
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Nor
chants Trust company will be held ct the
principal place of business of said company.
Nos 2O7, 209. Eli South Broadway, in the
Merchants Trust Company building. in the
city of Los Angeles county of Los Angeles,
state of California on Thursday. the 26tn
day of June, 1908, at the hour OF twelve d2)
O'Clock noon of that day. for the purpose
OF eiecting directors for the ensuing year.
and transacting all such other business as
meeting
BY order Of the board Of directors.
]. C. WICKHAM. Secretary.
s-1o-ie
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

SEN VEST COAST BUILDING CO. FoR
low prices; cash or installments. Plans
free. $40 BUMILLER BLDG. tRefer-
ences). F4sss. Main 42o3. 6-l6-2m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

A. G. GARDNER, lib WINSTON GIVES
you best bargains In buying, renting,
tuning. b-2o-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

Live stock--Horses, Mules. Cattle
FRESH COWS CHEAP. 5719 CENTRAL AVE.
6-21-S
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-FIvE-R ROOM
house on corner of Fresno and Emmett
sts.; will sell for $4,000 on purchasers
terms; rent $40 per month Address 1914
WILSON AVE- Pasadena s-1o-s-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
PENSIONS

NEW PENSION Law, ACT APRIL ID. 1905
widows OF Civil war, married before June y.
1890, entitled TO s12 per month regardless Of
income. N T. KIRK. POI Temple st.; A2006.
6-8-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
SCIENTIFIC BATHS

SCALP TREATMENT. VI
bratory and facial massage, baths. for ladies.
1919 Albany and Covert place. Phones E27sl;
Broadway $3.50. h-n-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
ACCORDION PLATING. PINkINo

STAR PLATING AND RUFTLH co. ALI
kinds plating butteuss buttonhcisA sszn :.
broadway -'m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
Pianos

$3.50 MAHOGANY PIANO, USED MONTHS.
only sl45: Sc payments; rent 50. SO WEST
SIXTH ST. b-lp"x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
SUN BATHS

sOLARIUM SUN BATHS Natures own
rensdv. alcohol and oil rubA MRS. v. J.
MnYERs sss d 4sth. Take San Pedro
at car Tel B962a e-zS-rn
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NO. the Penalty for RENTED Want Advertising Not WI
FOR RENT


TO Lrr-a PLEASANT ROOMS. WALKING
distancs; elegant yard and porch, house.
keeping. on ). HoPn. FlsA. s-io-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

TO Lnr--12- ROOM HOUSE, COMPLETELY
furnished. Minutes walk Of LIST and
Broadway; rent cheap TO right party.
ia n. AaAUDRx. AsosA s-ls-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

70 LET-vERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
| room in wsstlafs district; In private resi-
| dence Call E2g34. SLICK
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS FOR COLOR
| cd gentleman; close in; s2.bo per week. 7sf
| SAN JULIAN BT. s-1s-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

TO LEr--sMALL FURNISHED ROOM sl.so
By week, IS by month ais g. BUNKER
HILL AVE. s-zl-s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
Government Lands


SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS. q PER
month; trunks boxes. etc. 80 to 500; phone
for our large van when you move, u-f6 per
hour. COLYEAR WAREHoUsM CO., Alb
1918 San Pedro ST.; main office. b0s-u 3.
Main st. Phone Main l117s Fs171 b-l-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room neat, homeiiks, - Per week SO
4 CALIFORNIA ST. s-l0-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
SANITARlUMS

MAGNETIC AND ELECTRICAL TREAT
ments; tub baths, alcohol and oil rubs fog
nervousness and rheumatism. SAB SOUTH
BROADWAY. b-22-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
cEssPooLs
M EDIcAL

Expert specialists for diseases OF women.
Permanent cures guaranteed
Consultation Free. b-as-m
DIR. IIAIGH EXPERT WOMAN'S SPECIAL
list: also chronic skin. liver. bowel and genito
urinary diseases of both sexes $40 Byrne
bldg Bird and Broadway. SLIM
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FOR RENr-rwo-Ro HoUsDKEEP-
ine suite. strictly modern. close In 4ss
D. TI0UERoA. s-ae-x
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OR SELL YOUR FuRNI-
ture where prices are right Special on
store exchanEss. sKEELS BROS. 81 3.
Main. s-is-lm
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22
CARPET CLEANING

CITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
MAIN All; HOME F6229 2152 Sacramento st.
Carefully clean, make over, renovate and
size fne rugs and carpets. JOHN BLoEsER.
6-3l-m
PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Incorporated w. G. Cline. president. 7l6 3.
Olive. Tel. Home F2sS0; Sunset Main III
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-22

Los ANGELES STEAM CARPET CLEANING
co., $40 n. Second. Renting q speciality: II.
L. Goodell. A922s; Main u. e-xe-m
The evening world., 1908-10-14
Giants First Baseman Says
There Is Still Open Field
for Good Men.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

"A FIVE minutes talk with Fred
~ Tenney, the first baseman OF the
= Giants, is an excellent eXplana-
ton of the upward climb of baseball as
an honorable profession.
Fans who have watched the cham
pionsh!p games for the past twenty
I'VE years often comment upon the fact
that the bal.player OF to-day is so diff
ferent from the product OF the SOS
The difference lies in the fact that the
present day athletes Of the diamond are
vastly superior not only in ability. but
in education and general culture The
average player that is seen every day
on the diamond is gentleman in every
sense Of the word. In every one of their
homes can be found libraries, and sew
era! of them are rea ly counoisseurs of
ART. Leon Ames for instance, is n
clever caricaturist ana has often been
asked to allow his drawings to be pub
lished. But he is timid.
Topnotchers Are Scarce.
Il have often been asked" said Tenney
to-day, why i chose TO be a baliplayer
when | had several professions open 10
The evening world., 1908-10-14
GOSSIP GATHERED
ON LOCAL GR|D|RONS

The team OF the High School OF Com.
merce was stung yesterday on Hoboken
Heights by the football experts of
Stevens Preparatory. The score was
50. 1t was one OF the closest and
most exciting games OF the season. and
!: was very hard TO pick the best tearn.
The popularity among schoolboy, of inter.
city football is constantly growing Thi,
year the team Of Central Manual Training
School. Of philadelphia. will entertain tho
teams OF Morris High School and the High
School Of Commerce. Clinton ha. discontin.
ued The series with her old Philadelnhia
rival, Central High School and this year thu
CLINTON team Will visit the Binghamton Hish
school fer rs biggest out-ot-town game
Usual. meet tie team Of New Haven Him
m. Commerce cro..-coun,+y team I. nov
at worh. The boys take their spins daily or
the s.nool field under the instruction OF
Coach Foster. About thirty boys were OUT
niles Sehnd eapt Manse a ,w9 sns hs
.sst year team; OF the new mes. Blum.
un The Poly S.,I Prep football player, h.v. II.
Sss cny asss .OH ss II,
were On che nothing end Of the score.
That champion Townsend Harris Hail
basketball quintet certainly ought 10 cut sonae
ice again this season. Every man Of lhS
five that won out last season IL in school
now. and Manager Grant called the team
out Yesterday for the first practice II
might be gently limited TO some other as
pir.ng teams that possibly this long, hsrd
ante season practice period has somethinS
70 do with 7. II. HIS success In bAsketbaH
The members OF the Brooklyn Boys H,rh
school team proved themselves a very
classy organization by5 beating stevscS
Preparatory last Saturday by a score ~
100. Coach Farrier says that a iarSe
shaTe OF the credit for the victory over tSs
Hoboken!tes is due to Cayard. the right half.
back OF the High School team C,vssa
made a touchdown and kicked a drop stcL
from the So yard line. The work Of Ham,
a, left tackle ana Olson at full-back NJ
ago excellent.
The De Witt Clinton team Is In bad
way at preseut on account % the inelisi-
bility OF screral Of It's stars. McIlhenny,
the right half: Ncalls, the veteran full,
pack and Mursertins are out on account
OF their studies.
The evening world., 1908-10-14
JENNINGS AF TER
HAL CHASE, IS
DETROIT REPORT
Offers -Four Men in Exchange
for fiighlanderS' Star First
BaSelllan.

one of the biggest deals in the
history of baseball is said to be
under way Hughey Jennings, O; the
Detroit Tigers, wants Hal Chase, the
Highlander first baseman who quit tine
club this summer. He would also like
Conroy and Moriarty
In exchange for Chase he is wll.>C
to give the IIlghlanders George Muffin.
Eossman. Downs, Kiilifer and a cash
bonus Tor Conroy and Moriarty Nobody
out Detroit way is talking about the
deal. They cant. With the players that
Jennings offers the cash bonus would
nave to include the ball park and grand
stands for three ouch players as Chase,
Conroy and Moriarty.
Hal Chase will play first base for tho
HighlanderS next year. There never
was any real trouble between Chase and
FRANK Farrell, the Highlander owner.
II was between Chase and Elberfeld.
with Stallings as manager and Elber-
field eliminated from the team the Viii
Top fans will again have a chance to
see the hest rrst baseman in the -busi-
ness performing stunts on the Hill Top
grounds when next spring rolls around
Just take this as tip. It's the real
one. too.
The evening world., 1908-10-14
Millionaire Friend Loans Fine
Villa to the Picturesque
Fighter.
lsneclll to Tin Evening wnrlAN

tSuCc!'' to Tn" Evening WORLDLY
MARLBORO ON THE HUDSON,
oct. ll-Kid Mccoy, the most pic
turcsquc and versatile figure In the
fighting world, recently in the lime
light of the Great White Way as n
pace maker for the Wee Hour Brigade,
automobilist, jeweller and sleuth. is
widing up strenuous course of train
ing here. He will re-enter the prize
ring in New York on Friday night.
Mccoy will battle in the 'plush-lined
club and he has trained in plush
lined Quarters. \ millionaire friend.
now in Europe, turned his handsome
villa here over to Mccoy and "Phila-
delpha Jack" O'Brien.
Mccoy has inaugurated a new idea in
training. Imagine Kid Broad or Terry
McGovern being waited on by uni
formed servants, or ringing a bell and
saying to the lackey: "Dobson. send
around the racer. think III take a
spin
Fresh air" is the wa,chword OF the
McCoyO sr!en preparatory school.
Everything except sleeping and eating
is done out OF doors. From the moment
they arise in the morning until night
has settled these two latter-day Sladia-
tors are breathing in the s;rength-giv-
ms ozone of the Catsk!n foothills.
I Its no child's play that Mccoy, fresh
from the pampered luNur.es o: White
The evening world., 1908-10-14
THE REST SPORTING, PACE I'M NEW YORK
MCCOY TRAINS IN LUXURY
FOR RETURN TO PRIZE RING

Way Indulgence. has cut out for him
self The call of the roped arena Is In
his blood and with II has come the de-
termination to do or die.
Ten miles every morning over the
hilly and rocky roads has brought Bills
tered feet. sore joints AMI tired and
aching limbs. In the afternoon boxing
bouts with the rugged OBrien and
heavy weight Prof. Murray is far from
child's play. Soft muscles and wasted
tissues the results Of several years Of
indulgence. are lighting hard against
this assault, but the indomitable will
of the athlete and the coaching of
Trainer " Drisn are steadily and surely
prevailing he is showing many traits
OF the cunning, crafty. snsering Kid
Mccoy That the boxing world haiied as
a wonder
he first started work at Jack Coopers
gymnasium, Mccoy balanced the
Weights yesterday at III pounds
+ II am going TO take pound a day
fight with Stewart" proudly said
O'Brien, as he looked his charge over.
When the pair finished their road
work and, Mccoy stripped for his bath
sore .all over. His feet We're mass Of
with iodine (which he said was done
to strengthen them. oBrien was in
far better condition. and jumping on
the scales after his rub down said.
Just weigh me and satisfy yourself
that | am a legitimate middleweight."
The beam balanced at 16S pounds and
the Quaker smiled. remarking. Il guess
that sets all doubt at rest. Toss In Mr.
Langford at l5S pounds and let's see
how near he comes TO being a cham
pion.'
When O'Brien came in Off the road
he wore light checked suit, which he
said Mccoy had made him n present
off in 1895. That suit has been my
mascot. and when / brought II home
my mother said: Jack, keep it always,
The evening world., 1908-10-14
Baseball Is One Profession
That's Not Decentralization

He was thinking OF Covaleski and Nor
decai Brown
What profession can we find that Is
better tor q man than baseball?" Ten
ney asked. and then answered his own
question. 1T is both honorable and
profitable, and that is why l am a pro-
fessional bailplayer."
Yes. l am a college graduate" he
admitted. Il won my diploma in Brown
University. i entered the national
ing. and I have never had cause to
resre, it. The profession Is not only
honorable and profitable, but II is
heal,htu: have a little home at VIM
throp, Mass, just outside OF Boston.
and to be there with my wife and little
girls after the season. ] assure you, is
most happy existence"
Tenney Is an Artist.
visit to Tenney's home the past
summer developed the fact that the
first baseman Of n,t he Giants is an artist
OF his leisure hours in water-coIor
studies. Some OF his pictures are moi
only clever, but, show that he has made
a thorough study OF art.
OF bal playing has not been looked uno,
as one of the higher professions Nam
Of our professions did not rank very
we can do much more by trying 10 ,,ne
lift the game while We are a part Of 7,
than. by deserving and allowing it to
II regard 1t as quite an honor To bs
among the .topno.chers in any profess
sion that is honorable. and nothinr
pleases me more than 10 know that I
two hundred bsIp!ayers who rank as
first class"
The evening world., 1908-10-14
PLAYERS WILL SPLIT
UP S46,115.19 IN THE
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.

The winning teams share of the
gate receipts is s27.s69.ll. while the
losers will get s1S.446,6s.
Twenty-one players figure in the
lineup OF each team.
The members OF the winning team,
will get sl,Sl7.5S individually, the
losers $4,000.
The players receive 60 per cent. OF
the receipts for the first four games.
ten per cent. first being deducted by
the National Commission.
In 1907 s54,933 was divided among
the players, they getting the ad-
vantage Of a tie game in Chicago.
The paid admissions in the four
games this year were 56,022.
Total receipts .......,......... sS5, 39S 50
Players share ................ 46,ll5. 10
CLUBS snare ,,...-..,..,...... Sl,7i3. 10
National Commission ......, S,537. So
The evening world., 1908-10-14
MURPHY OUTPOINTS COSTER

kid" Murphy, the bantam weigh;
fighter, formerly OF this city but now
OF Baltimore. outpointed Joe c'Kid"J
Coster. the Brooklyn boxer, in their six
round bout al the Brown Gymnasium
4. A. last night Although Coster had
height. weight and reach on Murphy,
the latter sailed right Into him and
scored frequently on Costcrs body and
face. In the second round Murphy
nailed Coster on the jaw with i rgnt
swing. dropping him to the floor. where
he stayed down until the referee had
counted nine seconds over him. In
the other rounds Murphy had the better
Of Coster
The evening world., 1908-10-14
BIG DAN BR0UTHERS
WILL LEAD THE GIANTS.

Dan Brouthers will manage the
Giants.
No, McGraw has not been deposed.
but the Giants scout will lead the team
In game at Newburg tomorrow after
noon. The Giants will have to put n
good team In the fed, as the club UP
the river will be augmented by several
minor league stars. Barry, Tenney,
Doyle. HerzoE. Merkle. Bridwell Nc
grass, Seymour. Vanguard. Durham. Nc
Ginnity. Needham and Ames will make
the trip. This will he the first appear
anCe of a New York team in Newburg
and half-hol!day has practically been
declared FOR Tomorrow
The evening world., 1908-10-14
Former Champion Has Siren
uous Time Wiping Out Eff
feet of Long ldleness.

for, that young man has given you his
luck"
Mccoy is anxious to get to the top.
Il have tried the automobile. r9al es-
tate. tewelry and the detective business.
but have been a failure. I was cut out
for fighter and nothing else You
have got TO work TO succeed in this
world, and that's what l am going 10
do-work, work, work"
Harry Pollok. who Is handling the
two men. seemed more than 81 SIZED.
II am after two championship. the
middlewcight and heavyweight" said
Pollok. Mccoy for the big title and
o. Brlen for the middlewcight. and un-
less l am very much mistaken l will
have EN- both before the year is out"
continued the Dresden china" manager.
The evening world., 1908-10-14

me. Some seem 10 think 1t is a step
downward to branch out into profess
siona! baseball. | always answer this
by saying that doctors. lawyers, bank
els and writer's are p entiful. but in
the entire United States there are not
more than two hundred frst-fank ball
Try from Canada to the Gulf-even to
the coal mines-with fine tooth comb
but they can find no more"
A droll expression came Sver Tenney's
face as he mentioned the coal mines
The evening world., 1908-10-14
BOXING sTAGs TONIGHT.

At the Bergen Beach A. c. frankie
Madden and Johnny Mario. the local
lightweight, will be the principals In
the main bout of six rounds. In the
other bouts Mark DevlH will meet Jack
Smith, and Phil McGovern will take on
Johnny Glynn for six rounds.
At the Maspeth A. c., Brooklyn, John
ny Dohan and Harry Scroggs will figure
in the star bout of six rounds. -Four
other bouts will precede II. -,
The evening world., 1908-10-14

THIs wi! be say season among
the hSnt fans of old Manhattan.
FIRST the heavy-weights Mccoy
and Stewart. fuss it out Friday night.
Then come lot OF star weights
the pick OF the land. on the 9lst Nc
FRrland and Cross, on the Sd Murpay
and Cans (perhaps). On the eth Bert
Reyes and Jack Goodman, This viii
be a corkiTg scrap. Since knocking
out Griffin our c"ralic sWiHge- has the
championship bee in his bonnet. C OIL
man viii be- the G-st vlctim-un. o-z
Jack manages 70 give Keyos the SAW.
dose he once handed to Leach Cros..
Goodman and Reyes nave fought tw!-e
before this. but only in three ana four
round bouts. and the last WAS three
years and hal! ago. WAen both were
comparative noyices.
After Reyes Goodman our dusl;y
friend Lang.ord VIII endeavor to pu;
dents in Jack OBr.en, ana JACK VIII
try hard TO rub a few b,ois from his
escutcheon by ann.nuauls Langfo-d
Then. in November. the BAH keeps
rolling with Dristo'l, the greatest figater
turned out in Enslanl IN many years,
matched against Marty BALDWIN This
will be not one IT'S On gor the 9TH.
on the llth Joe Tho - 10 ha,tea
sailor Burke-it he can. AID On the
lsth owen Moran and Grover Hayes.
OF fhlladelph.a, Will WuEle Tor the
eptsTtalnmeu: o. the yo2u ace
VINO cares anything anout oOinl?
The evening world., 1908-10-14

A HUNDRED or so of queries IKE
~ the following nave come into this
1 4 Office;
"A bets that the Giants vii; finish
either first or second in the National
League. b bets they wont. VINO
wins?
A wins. The Giants finished second.
The fact that Pittsburg tied them
makes no difference II the wager was
made in the above form Where A
bets that the Giants will finish second.
and bets that Pitts3urg viii fu.sh
second. both win, ana the wager 10
naturally on.
The evening world., 1908-10-14

@HARL.E SEITZ. the y. Y. A. c.
Splinter. is running for the Assem-
~ bly,. Charlie halls from Mount
Vernon. Charities -1o-yc-d record is a
little bette: Than even time" but ne
says he'd s:ve Dan Kelly the dust az tbs
rate he's travelling just now.