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The evening world., 1909-02-20
Little Welshman Makes Merry
Until Near Daylight, and
Then Goes to Boat.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.


TEN DRlsCoLL took In the barn
dance OF 81. Raymond's Cnurch,
J up In West chester after his great
lisht with Attell' lie couldn't get up
1here soon enough he hao PROMISED
10 oo2 an e6hio'tioh with Eoale 1ohn-
son before the dancers, and, as he said.
he wanted to have dance or two.
Considering that the clever nth. Eng.
.oh''ue''he 'na' .He c'e'e' '.''e H"s'
hshman was hooked 10 san Tor nome
on the ST. Paul at 10 o'clock this MORN
inp he didn't bave any mora sle.n than
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IN bout like that OF last night,
wherein the principals 20 the limit
l at fast clip, there Is always a
difference OF opinion as to the winner
Never, however, since boxing club lie
became so popular In New York mas
there been such diversity OF views as
70 the outcome The ma jority thought
Driscoll, but there were hundreds OF
others who said Attell or draw, The
conservative said draw. Here are
some OF the remarks on the subject
picked UP around the ring after the
bout.
JACK MGUlGAN. the Philadelphia
referee: II the bout had ended in the
eighth round 1 don't think there would
be any questioning Attell's right to the
decision. In the las. two rounds DTS
coll kind Of evened 1t up while A,iell APP
peared to be loating.
JOHNNY OL1VER-l think Attel
won. Driscoll had about two rounds,
the fifth being his best, but the rest
were Attell's on aggresslveness and
Marco puNSHihs
NAT GOODWIN. the actor-I think 1t
was good draw. Anything else would
be unfair TO both boys
BOB YERNON-Abe put up a great
bout. but think Driscoll shaded MIN
That wine bath made Drlscoll go some
in the tenth.
JOE BowKER. the English fighter
lem won In andy fashion. 1, was a
lively mess, Ell
CHARLEY WHITE. the referee-It
was one OF the classiest bouts have
of,ciated at for years. Who won? Why,
/ wouldn't tell you II | knew,
rig TIM" SCLLIVAN-It was pretty
close, but l think Attell won. He did all
the sn lSIS' GAsTERsoN-Atten won bs.
yond a doubt. Drscoll did little or no
forcing Attell had TO do It all His
inches were the harder. too.
BILLY LONG-Attell won? Driscoli
won? You can't prove It BY me l am
not 10 good as that, to pick a winner
from those too babies.
JOE HuMPHRIES-lt was nip and
tuck thing. A draw about hits t.
CHARLEY HARVEY. Driscoll's man
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hard that It instantly swelled half smut.
More iabs, /, looked bad for Aoe.
Twas Beautiful Fighting.
Beautiful Beautiful" murmured
Referee Charlie White to me o2er the
ropes during the minutes rest. It was
beautiful, No more exquisite exposi-
ton Of the fine arts OF boxing had ever
been served up before the gourmands
Of Gotham.
The fourth round began with n rush.
Able jabbed Driscol hard on the nose,
Back came Driscoll with fire In his
eye. Able hooked hard and missed.
Pop! Back came a hard left flush on
Abie's chin. Back Topped Abie's head
and chug landed Jem Drlscolrs right
Abie's head Topped harder, He wobbled
a little on his underpnning and gave
ground. Like terrier after a rat. Drls.
coll was on him with singing jabs and
blows that pelted against the cham.
pion's ribs. Attel clinched and
wrestled. White forced them apart.
Angry, chagrlned, Attell tore into his
enemy, not for revenge. The momen.
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Il Won, Sure!" AHeH
Said After. the FiQht

try very much to hit him on the head,
because l knew he would do that clever
duckng stunt. didn't want him to
make me miss that way. went for his
body and whanged him there good
many more times than the crowd saw.
'Driscol Is clever, You have to hand
him that. but hes like oil those Eng
lish tighters-he couldn't break an egg
with his punches.
You may not have' noticed. but
nearly every time ne hit me In the face
1t was with the heel OF his glove,
whereas landed on hun with my closed
fist,
HIS best round was the NTH, but out.
side Of that bea, him al! the way,
didn't /? Why, he admitted that him
self. When some one asked him II ne
vas bringing home the lille, he said :
No I'm bringing home the champion
ship OF Wales.
Some OF Attelrs hearers agreed with
him and others didn't. and It was Just
at this point that Al Llppe cAimed in
with. Gee! ! wish DrlscOll would sign
up now for a twenty round bout whea
lie comes back
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TT looked like the old Horton law
days at the National A. {, stag last
L night, where Jem Driscoll and Aoe
Attell battled ten OF the ciassiest ROUNDS
ever seen at any show In this CITY,
Joe Dunn held the watch on the men,
Joe Humphreys did the announcing,
Johnny White refereed the preliminary
bouts, Charley White Judged the star
bout and Tom ORourke WAS chic. sec
ond and adviser for Atteli
Atell. with a broad SMILE on his face. en-.
tered tn. clubhouse first at o.lj A tes
minutes later Dr!scol came In and boarded
;he elevator which took him w TO the sixth
floor. where the clubs gymnasium Is stu.
a,ei. Both men gave each other hearty
handshake. and Driscol said; Il hope the
best man wins" Thank YOU reptile !
Atteli, II hope the same"
Drlscoll had to dress FOR the bout at the
rear Of the gymnasium, while A,tell took
possession Q. the space 4, the upper and Of
The gym" and had a long couch to lie off
On. 1t only took about ten minutes :or the
men to get unlless,y. nave tnelT hinds
Oanlaxed am pull On their fighting toys
Ike Bloom. the sporting man Of Chicago
who Vas formerly manager OF Atteli, sat
down alongside o! the little champion while
he xas getting ready for the battle AN!
amused HIN b T1th 81 fI inn bo s,oe' Us not
Senator Tim Sullivan nearly worked him.
SELF into a frenzy roofing for Attell. I'm
sal in a box near Abes corner, and several
times during the 18TH round Tim Jumped Up
from his chair AMI shouted 10 Attell. Go
on, Aba; you Will get him yeti
when the semi. :iaal between Harry Stone
and Jack GoOdney had been finished An.
uouncer Joe Humphreys Immediately TOOL;
the elevator and as sGpn as ~ !.r rsa'ns ne
DrIscol. Come on. Attell. We are ready
Tor you"
Attell got on the elevator first. and when
Iyriscoli saw him on II he held back and
boarded It when II came up again. Jimmy
Johnson wanted TO gave Drisc91l some advise
before he reached the ring and did not want
to have AttelI hear IT,
When A,tel and DrlscoI weighed in a, 9
ri! t'I hand, SAT- said Il have been wanting 10
NEE, you tlr a long time. ! don, mean to
fight YOU but 10 make your acquaintance.
You are great little man
While the men were getting ready Johnn,
C'nuIun the bantam weight Champion. Jabeg
Matte and Young Corhatt' were introduced
from the Ting. Curb-tt got a wonderful Osu.
lion which proves that ne j. still a great
sayor,te WITH the local fight fans
one o. Driscolrs most stinch RIOTERS va.
oSen Moan, the English fsi,her weight
oNtn sat beulnd tie reporters near Attril',
corher. ard rye=y time Driscol would lei
nv a stfaigat lett jab Moran would shout
Keep !, going, lem. KssS 1t going! YoS
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Great Cr0Wd Cheers
As DriscoA Sails Away
On Steamer 81, Paul

, stale from this continuous work.
y wan; to say that Attel is the best
man l ever fought"
and Marto?" he was asked,
Like chalk and cheese" the little
foreigner came back.
Driscoll is making his trip home to-
day and turning down thousands just
10 box at benefit for the Cardiff Or
phan Asylum, He hasn't missed this
benefit performance in six years.. and
says he wouldn't for $4,000.
After few hours sleep at the Ash
land House the English champion, &C
companied by host OF admirers, board
ed the steamer St. Paul When the big
ship pulled out at 10 O'Clock Drlscoll
was leaning on the rail, waving adieu.
III be back In six weeks he said.
The crowd gave him a rousing cheer
The bouquets that adorned Jem pris-
coils >stateroom on the st. Paul. on
which ship the little fighter from Car.
diff, Wales sailed this morning. were
no more numerous than those Driscoll
tossed on to tine ship news reporters be-
fore sailing
ing men and men interested in fighters
on board to wish the little man who
gave Attell the, fight OF his lie last
night God-speed, and then, too, the
uD'lullubS NtuutNlIlt agent was lTeTt,
but Jem sailed away serenely. stoutly
declaring I'm fighting man. I ha!n't
no hactor'"
Before leaving Driscoll said: II have
| nothing but the kindest feelings for
America Jem expects shortly to re-
turn and Americans. 1t was my first
trip here and have been treated in the
incest manner. Every one has made II
pleasant for me and then. too. the ath-
letlc clubs on this side OF the Atlantic
are the finest In the world, and 1t was
a pleasure TO appear before that spen-
did audience OF lovers OF sparring who
saw my go with Attel last night.
1--WE had a number Of offers to appear
In vaudeville over here, hut | turned
them all down. am going home to
take part In the hig benefit for the or
phanage in my home town and after
that shall return to America"
Among those who visited the ship to
wish Driscoll hon voyage were: Charlie
| Harvey, Jimmie Johnson. Gene Mcclure.
Billy Gibson, Billy Heckler, scores Of
members Of the National and Paramount
Athletic Clubs, and raft OF lesser
lights.
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Attell always looked dangerous. Every
one expected him to land some time.
and to land so hard that they'd have
to carry Driscoll out. Yet bis best
punches whzzed through the air and
did no more than Craze the ghost-like
boxer In front Of him. Attel was
fine figure Of a fighting man. Always
cool, always deliberate, he looked more
the great finish fighter than pr!scolI,
who was continually dancing In and out
and hitting or blocking or ducking' with
lightning speed. There were times. at
that. when Driscoll tore in and slugsed.
This was usually after he had been
stung. In cleverness they were so
nearly a match that they often fought
In exactly the same style. landing al.
ternately with blows just alike. 1t was
IN speed and truly marvellous ability
to escape by a hairs thickness that
Driscoll held an advantage.
Drlseoll's Early Advantage.
This was shown In the first round
Both cold as Ice, Unconditional, watch
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full while sitting In their corners ana
when coming tose'ner al 'ne ''fs' yell
there was nothing 10 choose between
them at the start. For moment thsE
spared cautiously, each looking LOT an
opening and finding blank wall OF
defense. Then Driscoll missed lght
jab and landed second one on Abes
chin. Attell missed a left, and again
they spared Abe landed in the stom-
ach and Driscoll countered on the
mouth. They both landed few light
taps. Attell punched Driscoll into a
corner, and Jem easily slipped away
again. They were still feeling each other
out. But now Able thought lie had the
Englishman's measure For half a
minute he tainted and followed until he
had Driscoll with his back asaAsi the
ropes. Then with a sudden, swift plunge
he hooked his left over toward DrIs-
coils chin with every ounce OF force in
his 1.-the body behind the blow. Attel
meant that for a knoekout-a punch
that would show the English fighter up
and establish for all time his own claim
40 swiftly that the eve could hardly
follow IT, Attelrs padded ifs, whlzzed
through the air straight to the mark.
And although only hundredth OF a
second had passed. the mark wasn't
there. priscoll had slipped aside. TIE
The evening world., 1909-02-20
DO New Workers Like The Boxing
Gan1e?-.-)ustL Look Over This List

IL popular n IN
Mccan Timothy Sullivan
Bob Hail.
sergan,
Bill Dick Croker Schuyler
Civil Commissioner Polk Freddie Gebhrd
william Tul Allen
Ryan: Charley
Rector Farrell.
Leaders Jim
Williams
the Knkerbock Hotel Bloom Chicago
Cassidy McKee, Thote
waky,
Sullivan,
Johnny Consdne Harry Tze
Murphy brother
Of Philadelphia and hundreds Of
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PulliQn1 Safe in
Hands of Friends
at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 20.-President
Harry l.. Pulliam, Of the National Base
ball League. arrived In the city to-day
from st. Louis and went at once to a
hotel. where he retired to a room for
rest, refusing to see any callers.
Chairman August Hermann. Of the
National Commission, to-day received
a telegram from Leedsville, stating that
Mr.. Kane, brother-in-law OF Pulliam
and friend, would at once come to this
city in order to give such assistance as
PullIam might wish. Pulllam, however
simply has a case Of nerves. and nc
alarm Is felt regarding him.
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Side Lights on the Great
Battle as Seen by John Pollock

In the second round, when Atteli got In q
few hard smashes with his left Into briscolrs
with Vince Bryan, the song writer and sons
friends yelled out. Hes got some one with
him tonight that Will make him fight. :"
Just then Dr!scoll sent Abe's head back
with two STIFF jabs. and Harry kept quiet
for the remainder OF the round
Tom o Rourke continually YELLED at Attel
In the first round: Go below. Abe. Go
belowf he doesn't like Il In the body, A1s
then drove in a peach Of eft swing TO Jem's
body. and Jem returned the compliment with
two beauty left iabs in rapid succession to
Abts nose.
While ..o lads were resting after the third
round Referee Charley White bent over the
ropes and taid TO the reporters: "Ain't this
pretty Ggh:? It Is one @. the best I ever
saw"
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Records May
Fall in the list
Regiment Games

What will perhaps be one OF the most
Interesting sets Of games this season
will be held this evening at the Seven
ty-frst Regiment armory. An excellen,
card has been arranged. including a
relay race In which all the regiments In
this city and Brooklyn will take part.
The one mile bicycle race should Gre
ate special interest on account OF the
large entry list. and the fact that Van
aen Dries yesterday In q trial rode
under the existing record which was
made on this track last year. There
will be special one-quarter and 1905
yard races, and number OF events
closed to the regiment.
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blow after blow In Atelrs stomach.
They Were fierce rights, and IL was
lucky for Able that he was In condition,
hanging 10 tie head. Jem rAttlpd Abe 8
cars with left and right, one IN each
side Of the head and about n tenth OF a
second apart. Attell rallied, jabhing d
cooking his right over with very good
Intention, but not A whole lot II execu-
ton, Twice he got a hard left on Jem's
"o'e. They stood lead 10 head and
punched away with both hands Then
the bell rang. Two nalf started blows
landed simultaneously. and the feht
vas over pr.scull made the better I'm
su, and a majority II the round, were
lis. HIS. too. was the honor OF having
delivered punishment for while he didn't
ave more than lush Of Excitement
~ his face he had ropp'red httell we'll
Abe Wants Finish Fight,
This was the most successful affair
eyer held by the National A. C. The
clubhouse was packed long before the
NAN event began There was no crowd
ne IN 'i" a.s'es, fpr all that Each
spectator had his seat.
II wish he'd sign Tor n finish fight
tonight Said Attell after the bout.
pri'coll sails 'o- England to-day, hui,
VIII return in q ''w w"ets.. Taen, per.
laps, Abe win have bio wish Md In
a twen'y-rpund bout, or longcr than
twenty rounds, IL may be different
matter entirely.
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.DRISCOE.L BEATS
CHAMPION ATTELL
IN GREAT BATTLE
Little Welshman Oupoints and Out
slugs American Fighter in a Ma
jority Of Rounds and Gains
/. Right to the Decision.
BY ROBERT EDGREN.

Jem DrSo beat Abe Ael in hot enolnd fight at the Ma
tona last night As the affair over Jem jumped bhhy
into his toys and whied of to charity barn dance in Wesheer
where he boxed four rounds and danced until the While
Dsol rounding out the evening Able ioctoing swollen
eye and having his nose restored to its usual symmetry
1t tropical scrap while it lasted Contrary to all DOPE it
was real fight There moments when Ate tried desperately
for walopng finish CAUTIOUSLY enough these fmes that
he found Dsco hardest to hit It's safe say that all of his
peence Able met such disappointment He has ugged with
tough customers and with flying coo and he has made
clever look foolish But this time he found himself up against
man who actually beat him in speed AMI SKILL
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GOOD CARD T0.kIGhT
At LONG ACRE CLUB.

Tonight will be gala one for the
members Of the Long Acre Athletic
Club. West Twenty-ninth street. The
management has arranged an all-stsr
show In which the best boys Of their
respective classes will be brought 10.
gether. There will be four six round
contests and wrestling match.
frankie Fay and Billy Sparkling Win 70
six rounds at Us pounds; Jack Landsrs
VIII WIN ts wii on N BIZ H,,v whitlsN Young r;
Young Rago Will swap wallops witS
Jack Hays.
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WALSH STOPS MANGO.

Eddie Walsh, the promising east side
lightweight, knocked out Willie Mango,
the west side fighter, In the third Of
the maIR bout OF ten rounds at the
stag OF the olympic A. c. Of Harlem
last night. Mango was substituted for
Harry Stone, who failed to put In an
appearance. Walsh outclassed Mango
from the start, getting home many q
hard wallop on Mango's body and on his
jnw. In the third round Walsh dropped
Mango. and he got up daIed. Walsh
then dropped him again, this time he
staying down for good.
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FIGHTS TONIGHT.

At the National A. c., Of Brook
Ign, stag, Jim Stewart. the Brooklyn
heavyweight, will meet Jack Rowan,
the Quaker City heavyweight, for
six rounds. In the semi-hnal Fred
die Dipples will clash with Grin
Jones for six rounds.
At the Long Acre A. c. stag, Man
ager Mike Newman has an excellent
card OF bouts. four Of which will be
for four rounds and two for six.
At New Orleans. Freddie Welsh,
the English lightweight, will meet
Young Erne," OF Philadelphia, for
twenty rounds at the West Side A. c.
At Philadelphia, all-star card OF
bouts.
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New York A.C. EQs
Snap at Hockey
= With W anderers

In the presence OF one OF the largest
gatherings OF hockey enthusiasts ever
seen In the ST. Nicholas Rink, the New
York A. {. hockey team last night de-
fea,ed the Wanderers by n score of
goals to o. The game was a hurricane
one throughout and the Winged Foot"
seven mad no trouble N coming out
victorious BY clptnr!ng this game the
New York A. c. team practically
cinches the Amateur League hockey
championship title
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Driscoll danced away. Attell followed,
II was H!s round.
So was tie eighth. Attell forced the
hgHting with u rush. Both landed, but
AbIe's punches were the harder. He
spun Dr!s.u.! around with a left hook
high on the cheek. DrlscOi, not relax.
Ing, came back and pounded at the
body. T.cy sluggod and slugged. At
tell was cold ana scleutiiC-Driscoii
hotly anxious, but not tho less scientific
fOr that breaking from a Clinch, Able
landed tW!ro on brisCulls chin. The
blows looked hard, hut Jem took them
without q culver. Attei sunk his right
Hst into Jem's stomach and made his
legs Civ" little at the knees Back
came nriScON, fighting hard, and was
pushed INTO corner Then the bell.
Wine Bath for Driscoll.
They pOured champagne over Dnscolrs
mead curing the rest Jem says tIHt
takcr uutwsrdiy L refrssHes him. lie
dlwa~s stars the ninth with a bottlH.
He ,lue out and JdpJei Abe on me
sore aye Able tore az him. DrisCDll
duck-d lightly and A''ell npuudercd !at1
the ropes Ike a novice They fought A
around tho ring ln'O pi.rcreS and ou' II
them again and Drisc.ll picked Up his
lead VI re ne rad dropped +. two rounds
before.
Then came the last round Long telnI.
| ing Al first and careful work. followed
BY good hard punching. Drlseoll landed
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Sullivan Failed TO Appear.

Especial to The Evening world.)
NEW ORLEANS, La. Deb. 2O.-Bscsuss
o: the mysterious DISAPPEARANCE from thS
city Of Nike CTwlnl sullivan, tas ten round
AZ ssI ibs 'i PsrE View HSi.tis GIub W. axIin4
off Sullivan's Whereabouts are not known
The club will match Lewis with some local
fighter next week.
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DriscoN Weighed One Pound
More Than Worlds Champion


II did Ae stepped
on The scales wear n shirt
"a 1913 L.
manager declined what the EnEshmnn scaled but
Dcoll had in his
WHIT icy the ring
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De Orc Beats lauterbach.

Alfred De Cro vinduIsh.i d. LautsFoaeh
at the three-cushlon game In Doyle's Blllia:i
Academy. Broadway and fotty'second stIYei,
last night Thls afternoon he viii meet Al
Brock the only man who has beaten him
during the week. Tonight he Will play
''SrsAw,y Assk' suiA y lfe-
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tary weakness was gone. He jabbed
He Clipped Driscoll's chin with n we'll
meant right Driscol whipped his right
TO AbIe's car, and again Able was
wabhling, Three times Driscoll jabbed
lard. then shot the right over to Abe's
eye. Abe wabbled some more. A left
that nearly made him swallow his cud
Of chewing gum made him dizzy. LETS
we're flying so fast that Attell could
neither block nor get away. Attell be-
gan jabbng with him, and Jem
changed to right. making Able wabble
again. Another furious right swished
over, and A,tell ducked under it so
neatly that the crowd cheered him. 1t
was a very quick duck, taken from Jem
Driscolvs own book. Drscoll jabbed
and jabbod and Jabbed. Els jahbIng
is cad off, chortIed owen Moran be-
hind me. and owen doesn't Ike Jem.
Perhaps lie likes Able less.
So came the end OF the fourth round.
with DriscolI tearing away. and Attell.
with his puNed eye and his wabU.y
legs looking very much the worse for
wear
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wifi be printed In these columns u mailed
10 Bowling Editoa Evening World. PaSk
m. - y.
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ktteII's Ey Nearly Closed.

Abie's eye hal; closed in the fifth Also
his nose, which is straight and promi-
nent, began to wear d ucuted-in, fiat
tened, discouraged air. lie was slower
than Driscol, and the Welshman bea,
him at the jabbing game In the middle
OF the round AttcIl popped Driscoll On
the jaw, and Dr!scolI popped back again
hard. Atteii'5 face was much battered
ITS beauty was fast leaving him He
was all bumps and bruises. But hr
fought along with the same absolute
cou.neSs, like that u a man accustomed
TO being master OF the situation. lie
looked the master, In pose, but In actual
work he was getting the worst OF II
III breaking at the end OF the round At
tell eyeUei thinGs little by landing "a
hard left hook where It would do the
most good.
lTisColl was careful I'm the sixth. He
Ighbcd hard. but Attcll Caulht MIN WITH
left body punch and crossed his ri-ht
20 the WclshmGu's chin with a thld.
prsroll hammered Attels Jaw and
pounded his Cla;;ening nose until Abes
g!es lost their synse VI dfstaul. tor n
moment and he swung Wild. Tearing
~, III mixed az short range" lie la!
the pest of this, and II WAS Dr.scoll' s
turn 10 lose judgment and fan the air.
An 4ETn round
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80 his righ, hand &c A,,ell, eye SO
The Washington times., 1909-09-28
CHASE'S OFFERING
IS GOOD IN PART

fne bill offered the patrons Of Chase's
for the current week Is satisfactory
only in part.
There are several new features and
one or two that should be shelved. One
Of the best numbers is the Cadets Dc
G@ascoigne, a quartet OF vocaIists who
sing a number Of operate masterpieces
in an artistic and admirable style. Fred
Lindsey, VINO is billed as Australians
wizard OF the lash. gives an exhibition
Of whip manipulation that is unique and
marvellous. With a whip twenty-five
feet long and a stock about eighteen
inches in length he cuts envelopes in
twain. shifts the lights from candles.
and h ashes from clgars held In the
mouth of an attendant.
The Asahi Troupe appear IN their
Oriental advertisement known as the
human fountain, and astonished the
audience with a~crobatic reats. Bert
Leslie again presents his comedy d d
fly Hogan In Society and. with the
assistance Of Miss Josephine Darcy
and Edward Morris. amuses with his
line Of slang OF which he has become
the king dispenser.
In a sketch entitled Hotel Turnover
the DeMont Trio are enabled to give
an excellent ~acrObatic exhibition, win
ming well meritcd applause. Paul La
Croix presents his own version Of huff
.fOorery. "Bumpty Bumps and dis
plays his skill in manipulating a num-
Der Of bounding balls and nearly silk
hats. Smith and CamT bell. IN a sketch
called Camping Out tell experiences
as former members Of n circus.