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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-09-02
Stock Markets
South Omaha, Sept. 1st, 190'

South Omaha, Sept. 1st, 1909.
There has been a good run Of
cattle here this week, but sup
plies have been made up largely
of western range stock. Few
corn-feds have been offered, two
loads of the e. Il. Graham steers,
from Creston, Nebr., selling at
$3.50 this week, averaging 1850
lbs. This price is top for the
week and at the top for the sea-
son. Good beef is steady to
strong for the week, which is
also the case with desirable feed
ers. Good cows are steady, with
others shade easier. Feeders
of good flesh and quality have
been strong, others slow and
weak. Good to choice heavy
feeders are quotable at SIS to
IS. 35; fair to good $4. 65 to ~ IS;
good to choice light and medium
weights S4.l5 to $4. so; fair to
good $3.65 to 81.
The hog market today opened
a nickel higher, but closed with
advance lost. Bulk sold at S7.65
to 81. 90; top $50.
CLAY ROBINSON & Co.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-09-02
LIFE IN JAIL
IS WEARING ONE.
Man Under Thirty Day Sentence Anxious
To Get Out.


To Get Out.
Charles Davies, the New
Helena blacksmith who was sem
fenced to thirty days in Jail
about a mouth ago was released
Tuesday. Davies seemed to take
Jail life coolly at first, but the
last few days he was in he show
ed very clearly that it was wear
ing on him. He received a let
ter from his wife a few days ago
stating that their baby was very
sick. I his together with the
monotony of looking through
the Jail bars changed his counte-
nance from a pleasant one to a
serious look, and brought forth
a continuous spell of crying. He
was charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
While in Omaha about month
ago he prefer rded that he was
sick and wrote to his mariner
and obtained money on that
plea.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-09-02
on his lawn.

on his lawn.
After some discussion the
bountiful supply of good things
were transferred to the lawn at
the Episcopal rectory.
Alter the picnic feast the party
scattered about the lawn in
groups and erjoved themselves
in a social way. Late in the
evcni"~ watermelons raised on
the Jilhnge farm were served the
guests. The same party are lay
ing plans for another picnic in
the near future.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-09-02
BOY ARRESTED
FOR BURGLARY
Editor of Western Boy Has
Eight BurgIaries to His
Credit-CaSe set for
September 80.


year old SON of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
M. Olmsted of this city, was
placed under arrest Tuesday
afternoon charged with burglar
izing George Apples hardware
store on two different occasions.
He was released from the custody
Of the sheriff on $500 bond given
by his father and his prelimin-
airy hearing was set for Septem-
Der 80. Young Olmsted had
confessed to entering Apples
store on December 2S and April
21. The first time he went in
with key which he had taken
from Apples desk and the second
time he entered through the
basement window.
About six weeks ago Editors
Beal, Purcell, and Myers got
together for sort of confer
ence to consider the advisability
of getting out search warrant
to search young Olmsted's ives
tern Boy" Office for printing
material that it was believed he
(Olmsted) had taken from the
different printing Offices. 1t
was decided that the better plan
would be to give the boy a
chance to straighten up and
make good citizen. The men
went to the Western Boy" Office
and young Olmsted was told that
they had become convinced
that be was stealing from them,
that he was young man who
had made mistake, and that
he would be given an opportunity
ito straie hten the matter out
without being prosecuted pro-
vided that he would promise TO
turn everything over and quit
his stealing. He readily agreed
to do that and began to the as
tonishment of the men to pile ont
about 5000 worth of type, leads,
suys, rules, job printing material,
etc. The men were convinced
that he had taken some things
from each of the Offices but nAd
no idea that he had the volume
OF stuff that he did.
The matter ran along then un.
ill last Saturday when MIR.
Myers dropped into the Office to
talk with DIR. Cole, who has an
Office in the same building, and
noticed some of his type and
other material there. He, with
Roy Stratton, of the Beacon
Office, went to the Western Boy
office Monday morning, afte;
young Olmsted had returned
from picnic on the South Loup
to get the property.
A thorough search of the
Office was made and Olmsted ad'
mitted that he had stolen each
article as it was brought to hi:
attention though he made nc
attempt to find things and turr
them over. He claimed that hi
had stolen nothing since
he had been caught about si'
weeks ago and that everything
he had was stuff he had at tina
time and did not turn over as h'
agreed.
A speed meter was found il
the Office and he admitted steal
ing this and faucet from o. H
Conrad. A pearl handle,
knife and a ball o
twine he stated after mucl
questioning had been taken iron
George Apple while he was work
ing for him. Mr.. Myers toll
him that he must take ever
piece of stolen property that h
had back to the man he ha
stolen it from and tell him whe
and where he got it. This b
agreed to do.
Two suspicious looking key
were found in one of his des
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-09-02
SOCIETY ITEMS.
BY Mrs. Amanda L. Xandcrs.
FAREWELL, PARTY.

Miss Adah d. Bowen gave a
f rewcll kensington Thursday
afternoon at her pleasant home
in the north part of the city in
honor of her friend, Miss Nell
Gutterson, who will shortly re-
turn to her school duties at
Rochester, New York.
Invitations were issued to
about forty-fve young ladies,
who came prepared with an un-
usual variety of dainty and USE
full fancy work.
During the afternoon the fol-
lowing program was given:
Piano solo,. Miss Edna Russon
Vocal solo lo.,.'..............-.Mi Miss Eva Caldwell
Piano solo Miss Ina Sullivan
Violin solo Mrs. George Russom
Piano solo Miss Bernice McComas
Vocal solo. o.....................Mis Miss Irma James
Reading .............. Mrs. James X. Hermor
Piano solo Miss Frances L. Wilson
The guests enjoyed an after
noon of rare pleasure.
A delicious course supper was
served by Miss Bowen, assisted
by Misses Eleanor Richardson
and Miss Imilda Irene flanders
Orange punch was served during
the afternoon.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-09-02
The Aeroplane.

Prof. Sorensen assures the manage.
ment that he has his aeroplane com
plete. 1t is built upon the plan of
the aeroplanes of the east, pictures
of which are frequently seen in the
leading dailies of the country, While
Prof. Sorensen's escape from his for.
mer experience seems miraculous, il
is believed he wiz make good in his
effort at the Fair without an acci
dent. The management, on learning
of his fall in his first experiment
hesitated somewhat to engage hin
fearing he might meet with another
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-18
Casa de Huespedes
Hispano Americana
De Vicente SanjurjO Franqui.
II E. 221od. Street. New York

La verdadera casa de Familia,
la UNICA que puede en- Nueva York
prestar las comodidades; por sus
ampias y ventiladas habitaciones;
por el trato de los administrators
y empleados para con los huespedes
Y por SUI EXTAORDINARIo Y NoTA-
BILE AsEO.
Su posici6n es invidiabIe, estan-
do, como esta, situada cerca de la
comercial y elegante calle % y la
austera y aristocratica Quinta Ave
nida, cruzada5 por ell bullicioso
Broadway, que son las principaIes
arterias de la ciudad Imperial. Es-
ia a pocos pasos de las mejores tien
das, teatros y sitios de diversiones.
Accessible a todos los centros.
Manda siempre agentes de repe-
tabilidad y Ia llegada de los vapo
res, Y 4 solicitud por correo 9 tel6gra
10 separa habitaciones.
Tiene todos los elementos necesa-
rios para satisfacer los caprichos
mi exigentes del viajero. Dirigir-
Sc a I Ticente Sanjmjo Franquj.
IL E. 22nd. Street-New York.
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ELt TR|F|NUS.
(Por Juan Perez Zliniga).
n sin nelirro lie ser descubiertos,

co sin peligro de ser descubiertos.
La vfspera de llegar a Barcelona
nos escondimos mi companero Y 70
en- sendos sacos de garbanzos, y a
cuestas de dos fornidos mozos bien
gratificados al efecto salimos del va
por, permaneciendo medic asfixiados
en- los almacenes del puerto hasta
el siguiente dia, en- que pudlmos a.
bandonar los sacos.
Pueden ustedes figurarse como
saldrfamos despu6s de veinte horas
de hallarnos oprimidos por tantos
garbanzos, que Sc nos incrustaban
en- todo el ser sin miramiento algu-
no. isl al menos hubieran estado CO.
cidos! Pero no 10 estaban, y dada la
dureza de Ia popular legumbre GUAM
do esta cruda, no es rara que HE
IA nuestros cuerpos tan agujerados
que parecian dos quesos de Gruyere
con figura humana.
Lo primero que hice, una vez IL
bre, fu6 If a casa de un oculista q.
me extrajese I'm garbanzo que Sc me
habia metido en- un ojo, mientas Aau
dar6 Sc ponia en- manos de I'm clruja-
no que lie extrajese del ombligo tres
garbanzos rezagados, delicada ope-
raci6n que Sc llev6 feliz termino
mediante ell empleo de un clarlnete
mojado en- bandolina,
Excusado es decir que desde aquel
dfa tenemos horror al cocido.
Libres de estoorbos leguminosos
Y respirando con gusto los aires de
Espana, en- donde, aunque tambien
abundan los salvajes, no son estos
tan sanguinarios como los de Africa
y America, nos deiriiimos al Gran
Hotel en- busca de mister Sandwich,
Atm de darle explicaciones y pedirle
fOndos..
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Ultimas ,e nOVedades.

. sitiene usted que hacer algun rega
10 yea ell immense surtido de joyeria
lie todas clases desde 10 mas barato
1asta 10 mgor en- la antigua y acre
1itada casa de TINAUD, donde Sc
acaba de recibir ed mejor surtido que
aunca Sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tambi6n hay una variedad de efec-
os de plata y plateados y de otras
lovedades propias para regalos, todo
precios sumamente limitados: antes
lie comprar haga usted una vista d
hcho establecimiento Zen el cual Sc
ian hecho importantes reformas) y
10 dudamos saldra usted complacido-
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"a que cri6 a Xaudar6 cuando era MI
no, sse nos rindio por complete el CO.
clnero maritime, pues recordo los be-
neficlos terTestres que Ia famlha de
mi companero habfa dispensado a la
suya, y Sc le ofrecfa OCCASION propicia
de corresponder ellos, ocultando-
nos q los oios del captain del barco,
que, por cierto, parecian dos bolas
de billar con pupilas negras,
Ell jefe de la despensa, en- su deseo
de obsequiarnos, quiso hacenos pro
bar de todo 10 q. su negociado ence-
rraba, y 81 bien renunciamos al pi-
mention y a los fideos,no hicimos 10
propio con el iam6n de. Westfalia nj
con el jerez seco (iseco en- alta marD.
Aquel obsequio fu6de los que no Sc
Sc DIV dan. j Y aun nos decia el rey de
la despensa que lie despenSdron1os!
No obstante 10 bien que nos trata-
'bamos y los ratios de tertulia alimen-
ticia que pasabannos con nuestro pro
tector, ,el viaje Sc nos hizo pesado, ,por
que ustedes no saben 10 que es pasar
una larga temporada sin respirar
mas que bacalao, graSa y especies en-.
un cuarto oscuro, donde son muchos
mas graves los efectos del marco que
la cubierta,a ,aparte de 10 inc6modo q.
resulta el dormir noche tras noche
con la cabeza reclinada en- un saco de
lenteias, adn mas que por 10 duras
que son, por ell 'destemplado runrdn
de sus habitantes,
Como Naudar6 habia matado in
conscientemente a su nodrza me-
tiendole hasta la garganta I'm soma
jero que la .ahog6, no era extrano q.
el viudo le estuviese muy agradecido
asi es que no solo aprovechamos tai
circumstance para regresar a la Pc
nfnsula de b2lde sino que el mismo
cOcinerO nos prepar0 la salida del bar
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Linea ferrea del 0eSte.
-iinerario.-saGdas' de Bayam6D Y Ca

Iinerario.-SahdasH de Bayam6n Y Ca
Fital, simultaneamente.
Dlas Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.05s.30
945 v 100. Tarde l2.l5. las, 3.l5
4.35, 5.45, Y ESQ
Dias festivos.-NlaHana E, 7.05, $50,
945 Y II. Tarde l2l5, l.30, 2.30, $50
$50, 5.45 Y $50.
Billetes Laratos para dias festivos. De
San Juan Bayam6n. ida y vuelta en-
Ia. clase. 25 ctys.; 2a. clase, Is ctva
De Bayam6n 1 tatafo. ida y vuelta, Ia.
clase, Is ctvs., "a. clase, 10 ctvs.
Bisletes ordinaros de Capital 4 Cata-
fo en- Is. class. ctvs y pa class
Ctvs-
Bayam6n, 10. de Enero de 1905. Ra-
mon kaid6s
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ESC0HA HIGIENIC4.

Los Srez. Sancitk Morales & Ca. tienen
& "a venta Ia ceIs6rada escoba DUSI-
LES. que no LsvauJa polvo al baTer, Y
cue la fon5io ana gran acepiaci6a en los
Estadns Unsdos Europa. donde Sc uti-
liza en- las ufclnas del Gobierno. iEle-
sias. escuelas, tiendas y Casas particula-
res. Dur4 diez wees mas que una e.
eoba eouicnre, v tiene IA grandisims
veniaia de ser cUpmletameute higi6niea-
y5ncs .psralo 10 aeos taly4E en uingU-
in casa.
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I'm GRAN BALE.

Sc dara baio los ausplcios
lie la Asociaci6n de la Logla
No. l de san Juan, Puerto
Rico, "Independent Order
If Odd Fellows, ell dia - de
Mayo de 1909, en- el hotel
Eureka, Miramar.
Las invitaciones deben ser
,resentadas a la entrada, Ia
loche del bale. Billetes a
;1.00.
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NUETO HOTEL.-Cc

NUETO HOTEL.-Con to-
as las comodidades propias
el mejor establccimiento de
sta clase, han in>talado los
sposos Morgan un magnifico
otel en- la parada - an San
rce. HOTEL MAYA. Scr-icio
smerado, hahitaciones fires
asy ventiladas en- los tres
isos del edificio. v visl.is
| mar, brisas continues
suma atenci6n par lu> ltucs-
edes Hena este hOtol ana vrr-
adera necesidad. Para tami-
as hay comodos lOcair- I'm
ito cGntrico de Santurrc .ls-
one de faciIidad en- las cuniu-
icaciones con la ciudad.
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Corses y Ropa Blanca.

Corses della casa WARNER de los
lamados Dir6ctoFjo cuyas hailenas
on inoxidables Y lavable Ia lela.
iav modelos para persona> gruesas
modelos para personas dclgadas.
urtido constante de todos los MI
oeros desde 5 ] so uno. Gran Sur-l-
@ en- ROPA BLANCA. Americas
Francesa. Hay magniticos cube
orses desde I'm dollar en- adelanre.
.naguas muv buenas Camisas oe
ornlir. Pantalones x X to,io 81
recios muy convenientes. Sc reel
en- constantemente novedadpS. PA
is BAZAR. FORTALEZA p.
EDRO GIUSTI.
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HOTEL PATRIA.
N IR4NCIsCA VEGA dc RIOS

ia 1 HaNtlSt 4 VIA &c El''>
= J,-.J So ALTOS SAN jrANs P. 7
Cs-veriC~temente EEFoENsnr fzte es-
rat.is cimleaf.. ~ nueya dueia -a r'u-
ria-= ea o:-ererio i sus nUmernsos y an
t.-1~. r---e-Ilaaos. con las cornodgiades
>.s.arlr. iIahitaciones frescas y oepa-
ca~a-. -seg-sa en- punto c6ntrico dr la
C.ulad ae-ra de Ia paraia de. Trollay
{ mmsiato & Ia Bahia. Cocina EsPalo-
ls. Frances . In-iesa- Exelente trato
Frecio- rs-i-cns- SLIPS Y $50 por dla
In cuhwrfa -u c;vs. Y una CANA 81
ctvz. - a6rutrn ahouados, d p1eclo=
crave.rsmss-- Luz el6ctrca en- tO1as
la- hh-ae.r.es- B4lR de ducha y Al
pLzCer-
AFAE.Rne NJ 5fS
EtaarH.rrtor p RcpTeren'n1'f
JOSE (. RIOS.
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GANGA

: Sc vende por mitad de pre-
clio (s 325.0O) I'm Autop'ono
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
fannilia es Ia causa de su ve-1ta.
Sc daran informes en- esta Ad-
ministraci6n.
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En- Ia calle del parQue pa
rada AZ so vrnde un magnitlco
solar dc 100 metros Cuadra
dos que culinda con Don
Rafael Nld. Gonzalez.
Para inlurmrs Y preciO diri-
dirse i Gonzalez Padin Herms.
Is VS.. a
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Nowedades recien llegadas

En- Ia casa Geigel Sc ha recibido
por Ell dltimo vapor un surtldo de
preciosas faldas de panama y otra
telas de novedad en- colores de mo-
da. Son faldas que no necesitan
refaio y.tienen un corte muy ele-
gante.
Sc estAn realizando a bajo precio
SOS trajes dechaquet6n.
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NOTORCICLETA.- Sc ven
de una muv harata lbiciclO Y
tricir.o de dos acicntos, muy
c6rnoda. Informaran. Baya-
mon. ralle del { tomerclo IS
PEDRO GOMEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-18

pARA LA rREsENTn EsrAcIoN-hos ii,u
rhachos de LA Villa de Madrid son los
aue dan resuelto Ell problema de Ia gene
5a e,sto en- Puerto Rico Ellos son 'os
.,n;eos cue han conseguldo fener en
= n.eynst;ca essablecimiento ell surt'oo i.rn ams
aovo-psto de los articulos del rano ~ Ia
s,e..a faltan las legftinnas canisetas ue
-. s AZ b;lo nj carecen de las melores
nrnedias para senoras nlnos s ano
s.-s caba5leros. Contratos dlrectos con
ffshr;eantes les ponen en- conolcloh ue .e
.asi , snanto pueda pedirse los melo.es
.sa.;a. 1se No hav quien yea y no cosnpre los
pFeclos .;ntas dorothy que venden
suegos ~ dos ,azos una banda, 6 en- ca"
- a..s de seis lazos; podemos servir CO eua., y,
an;sr o,as 81 color precio desde si'75 20 el
WE ee Yea Ell gran lote de bordados en-
s;s sa;es euva realizaci6n hacemos menos
lid de ppecio- En- telas biancas y
oe ia n.s ss. M tenemos competitor; tene-
oe iat;ao. t;-os especiales en- Persian LowD'
Ersncb N ,Organdi y cuanto el puohoo ae
,s.a E.snA recesits- Pida muestras Vislte
sus SUITES grandes almacenes segu1amen- ne
ss,,aYs cuanto necesite. +. y. B. Io4'
S M.,ssa-a o73. San Francisco 81 San
Juan, Puerto Rico. ---
--ENTRE los compradores de relojes
4 plasos en- Ia ioyerfs de 3. Kehrhahn
Y Co. Sc ofrecs un reloI "" Altman sa
manalmente. La dlans se-anna o0suso
uno el socio erlaDolores la boas oe
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lH[ncADQR GENERAL.

CoNgEJos A LAS MADREs-st lsrsne &C. GO
.arfe de III Sehora Winsiow debe usarse eiempro CUE
~ nii,os sian en perodo de "a deteneon Pro
porciona ayio immediate a. psaueIG Iyp Il oar
snssso dcpierts mny vyc eSIs 70 s,a uy yooss a
Ses 1snsles Ia function del estomsge egMa 1os
ntrst,rs Es e neior remedio eonecleo pafa Il nj
yssa ~ MA sansa Tengase rnucho eudado en- pedH NJ =
3arabe tCaman.e de Ia Sonora WlnsoW' 60 a A
dsaf
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JOSE (. RIOS.

En esta imprenta - veH'le pape
IL Flriodico 4 dos pesos quintal.
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vigor del (a50IIo
del Dr.. Aver

Limpia toda Ia caspa de la cabeza y
hace crecer el c2bell0 rico y abun-
dante. No mancha el cabello
Pregunte usted q su m6dico 10 que
opina del Yigor del Cabello del
DR.. Aver.
Preparado por ell DIR. R.J.C.AYEE y CIA,
Lowell, Mass, E. y. de A.
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A Los CONSUMIDORES De MADERAS
lego la goleta
"CARRIE STRONG"

cargamento de maderas de pchpen de todo surdo
alidad superior yenderemos sobre muee precos
mente limitados. Drgise para nformes la C0MPAN1A
INDUSTRIAL DE SANTURCE. Gale del Comerco, Marina.
Apartado 657. Tel6fono 425.
Tambi6n ofrecemos zinc galvanizado acanalado de
6, Z, s y 10 pies
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Dulces en- almibar.

En- La calle de S. Justo no.
20 Sc uenden dulces en- almi-
bar. ses sirven comidas q do
micilio, y Sc alquilan habita-
eiones. Precio conventional.
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Daily Daily Daily Dist.
Dlarlo Dla1o Diario en- KITS.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. Z7.-Eight Of the
thirteen members Of the Tennessee sen
ate who disappeared TO prevent a quorum
when the senate meets to select an cleo
tion laws commission 10 Overturn the
existing election laws were late to-day
located in HopkinsviIle, KY. They de-
clined to return TO Tennessee until after
Monday. the date set for the joint con
vocation OF both houses. and II they ad-
here to their purpose they viii defeat all
election legislation at the present ses-
sion.
The action Of the solons IN running
away has created a distinct sensation.
and is likely 10 result IN serious trouble
when they return. However. the boiters
justify their position By declaring that
the reform members Of the legislature. IN
trying 70 force the proposed election
legislation through the face Of a veto BY
Gov. Patterson. are trying 10 pay d debt
they owe 10 the Republican members who
assisted BY their votes IN making into
laws the Statewide prohibition bills.
Attack the Governor.
II is rumored tonight that the mem
Ders VINO IaFor the proposed laws are
endeavoring 10 find some wsy whereby
they car impeach Gov. Patterson They
declare that the members OF the senate
who have left the State did so at the
behest Of the governor and former Gov.
Cox, and the situation is veTy. peculiar.
The missing members. before leaving
Nashville. are reported 10 have placed
their designations in the hands Of Cox,
so that II they are arrested by the ser
geant-st-ar7ns the former governor. who
is now q member OF the senate. may fls
the designations with the executive. and
thus preclude the bringing Of these mem
bers into the senate for creating a quorum
by force.
Tonight IL is ruHIOred that II the sen
stoTs are brought back and an attempt
made 10 do business. the members OF the
lower house VIII break the quorum in that
body
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Young DOEahue and Kid Farmer have
signed 10 box at New Orleans March ?
Sam Langford and jim Stewart are
likely to meet at New York March 16.
ice Wagner. Of New York. offers 20 bet
1900 on himself against any II5-pound
boxer In America
Pittsburg promoters now announce
Jimmy Walsh 20 meet Patsy BranniSan
there next Tuesday.
Freddie Welsh, the English lad who
beat Abe AtteH at Los Angeles. wants
TO come 70 Boston 70 meet Dave Deshler
a big oner has been received by Joe
Bowker, the English champion. to box
Abe AtteIl in New York at the feather
weight limit
Joe Bowker went TO Northboro. Mass.
Friday afternoon His first engagement
viii be with Al belmont al the Armorv
Club. Boston. March Is the boys boxing
twelve rotnds al 70 pounds.
Napoleon Dufresne is matched with
Patsy Kline, OF New York. az North
Adams, Mass, for March 4. Later in the
month he viii meet Tommy Rawson
there March be is scheduled to fight
IN Montreal.
Willie Fitzgerald goliloquizeS as fol-
lows: 7 have met them al. and I never
pulled away, and wonder II can get a
chance 10 shake hands with Mickey Can
non inside OF Mr McGuigan's ring. Ny
address is no secret"
Among the matches arranged for New
York for the next two weeks are the
March ?, Young Corbett VS.
Johnny Mario. FaiTmont a. c; March 5,
Mickey Cannon VS.. Cyclone Johnny
Thompson, National A G; March g.
Frankie Neil Us. Patsy CBoyo) Drlscou.
Fairmont a c; March y. Joe Cans VS..
Jabez White. National A. c.
Bill McKinn0n, OF Boston. Is showing
exceptional speed in MS daily WORKOUTS
with George Byers. The Roxbury boy
is improving steadily in the use Of his
left hand under the guidance OF his vet
eran trainer. who is coaching McKinnon
with especial reference 10 Jim Gardner's s
ring style Either Lowell OF Roxbury
viii be IN mourning after Tuesday nights
bout