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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13

Mrs w NJ Hurt was in charge OF
the Methodist Sunday school yester-
day morning when the services were
especially for ladies' ami children
About one hundred and sixty were
in attendance A quartette composed
of Mesdames G. s. Bourque, Samuel
Schumacher, Samuel r, Miller and C.
r Calhoun sang as also did Miss
Deem Of Kansas The meeting was a
most interesting one
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
Weddino Wednesday.

The marriage of Miss LaMyra FL
lott to Fred II. Jarman Of Nashville,
Tenn, will take place Wednesday at
the home of the br;aes mother in
Wickliffe Ky. Miss Elliott is well
known here having several times
been the guest OF Mrs Hannah
Hacker Gentry and Miss Daisy
Hacker of 4lJ Washington avenue.
The wedding will be very quiet
one. only relatives and very intimate
friends to be present
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
Bad Weather Stops Work.

Work on Thirty-fourth street is at
a standstill so far as the paving is
concerned on account of the rainy
weather the past few days. The street
between the south tracksremains to
be bricked and the filler is yet to be
put in from the south track to the
north curb along the street from Syca-
more to Commercial avenue Other
street work has also been checked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
DETAINED IN TANGlER.

Tangier Dec. 12.-Lawrence Perrin,
Of Baltimore, whose eccentric actions
recently attracted attention in Spain,
was detained here last night at the
request of representatives of the
United States government pending in
structions from the state department
at Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
BUSINESS CHANGE.

James Coleman. the Eighth street
stationery dealer. has bought ont the
music stock, etc, Of c, n. Buchanan,
on Commercial avenue near Seventh
street, end will remove from his pres
enJ location to the latter place within
the next few days. Mr. Buchanan will
move to Texas on account Of his
wifes health AMI will so into business
there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
BANKRUPT SALE or FURNITURE

by order Of and subject to coniirna
tion by the United states District
Court | will sell at public auction e
the highest and best bidder for casl,
three separate stocks Of furniture, 10
Gated at Cairo. Murphysboro and Her
rim. Illinois, as follows;
Cairo, December sixteenth at two
p. NJ
Murphysboro, December seven.
teenth at ten A. NJ.
Herrin, December seventeenth at
three p, m.
All these stocks consist OF well Sc
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs, Brown, of the Meth
odist faith will conduct services at
$3.50 this morning at the Second
Christian church. They will also
have charge of the services immedl-
ately following the teacher training
class tonigat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
BAZAAR AND COFFEE.

The ladies' of ST, Joseph's church
will give bazaar and coffee Tuesday,
December ii. afternoon and evening,
at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
Keefe. SO Twenty-flrst street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
AT Alexander Club TONIGHT.

The Troubadors will give a high
class concert tonight at the Alexander
Club. They are one Of the best en-
tertainment organizations on the
road. After the concert dancing viii
be the event of The evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
!. SOCIAL oAND PERSONAL u
spent yesterday with Cairo friends

spent yesterday with Cairo friends.
Attorney John Wickliffe of Wick
life Ky. is in the city on legal bust
ness.
w j. Layer of GRANVILLE, is in the
city the guest of friends for few
days
Mrs. Jacob Kline of 2315 Sycamore
street has recovered from severe
illness.
j, c. Wellington, of Paducah, was
the guest of Cairo friends yesterday
Afternoon,
Miss Dorothy Davis returned yes
terday afternoon from visit to her
parents at Tamms.
Charles H. Thompson left yester-
| day afternoon on business trip to
Southern Illinois points.
Capt w. NJ. Williams OF 43S Ninth
street who has been confined for some
time is much improved
! Mrs. W. L. Russell Of 42S Ninth
street left yesterday afternoon for
visit to friends of Alton.
! Mis- Estelle Landauer, of St Louis
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs Jacob
solomon Of 4&7 Twenty-eighth street,
Mrs David Johns of Thirtythird
and Sycamore STREETS, who fractured
Iher wrist Saturday is getting along
nicely.
H. N. Smith of Memphis is here
for a few days as the guest of his
mother Mrs NJ Smith Of III Walnut
street.
Miss Tngabold Cary of Ala Douglas
street returned yesterday afternoon
from visit to relatives of Union
City, Tenn
Walter Light of Sandusky has re,
turned home after a visit to Mr. anil
/ Mrs, A, II Twente of 5l5 Twenty,
fourth street
Miss Edna Collier of 3l4 Sixth
street left yesterday afternoon on a
short shopping trip to st. Louis and
Twin return tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs H. II. Davlin of
lSpaulding, Neb. who lived here
Thirty years ago, are in the city for a
few days meeting old time friends.
Mrs, L, D. Matthews of $50 Twenty
fourth street returned yesterday after,
noon from Abilene, Texas, where she
was called by the illness and death
of her mother
Mrs. r. b. Endicot returned yes.
terday afternoon TO her home in villa
Ridge after a few days visit to her
sister, Miss Dora Kluge Of 22l5 Syca-
more street
/ Mr. and Mrs. Z, S, Kahn Of the
4 Farrow ana Miss Harris OF paducah.
have returned from Camden, Ark,
where they attended the Freidheim-
! Harris nuptials.
John Mulvihill Ir., who is stationed
/ on the t. S. :. Franklin at Norfolk,
Viz. is here on furlough as the
the guest of his parents, Mr. and
Nrs. John Mulvihill. ST., of Gl3 TWEEN.
ItN,second street
! Dr II b. Harmon who has been the
guest OF his parents. Mr. aud Mrs.
Horace A. Harmon of 22l Ninth street
| LETT yesterday FOR DuQuoin to attend
his uncle, r. f. Echols before re
Turning to his home in St Louis,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
The Rock Club.

The Rock Club will meet next Sat
urday with Miss Neletta Gilman, this
being omitted from the social calen-
dar in Sunday mornings paper
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
girst in the Field,

The Cairo City Coal Co. is out with
calendar for 1910 which presents
two harmless looking monarchs of
the forest in state Of rest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
CITY NEWS in BRIEF


Mrs. David Johns of 32li Sycamore
street fell Saturday and fractured her
%rist. nrs McNemer and Gordon at
tcpdcd her
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
Younrs Mems Class

A young mems class is being or
ganized at the First Presbyterian
Sunday school, with Mrs. T. J. Lynch
as teacher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
Dorcas Club.

Robert T.. Greene will entertain the
Dorcas Club Tuesday evening at his
home. i15 Eighth street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
Preparing plats.

The city is preparing the grass
plats in the center Of Washington
avenue for next sumner. They are
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13
Rabbits Moshered by Collie.

A family Of young rabbits are shar.
Ing the kennel of collie puppy at
Eucharooa. New South Wales They
We're pnearthed from their burrow by
kangaroo dog. but collie inter.
yaned and. driving the other dog off.
carried them to her kennel There
she Is tending them as carefully as
Me does her own offspring.
The Truth, In Most Cases.
A man tries to control his children
ssi.re he has learned TO control him.
III New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13

being ployed up and fertilizer place.
on them and seed sown for spring.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-13

guest Of his parents. Mr. aud Mrs
Horace A. Harmon of 22l Ninth street
left yesterday FOR DuQuoin to attend
his uncle. B. F. Echols, before re
turning to his home in st. Louis,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
HURRY UP, DONLIN!
New York Needs stickers and McGraw
Grants Actors Salary Demand.

NETWORK, April 22.-With the
fans bowling for the truth in the al.
legged attempt to bride the umpires 10
throw" the deciding game TO New
York In the fight for the National
league pennant. last fall: with DR..
Dreamer. who has been barred 10 bali
grounds by order OF the National com.
mission, loudly prociatming his inno-
cence; with Broadway filed with ru-
mors connecting influential connec-
tons OF the New York club with the
alleged crooked deal and the Giants
we'll started on the toboggan toward
last place as the result Of he absence
OF good stick artists, there are rumors
today that McGraw has notified Mike
Donlin that his demands for increased
salary will be met ii he Will report.
Though McGraw and Brush. the
nominal owners OF the club. strenu-
cusly deny this. close friends OF the
former Giants captain assert that II
is the truth and that Donlin may yet
abandon his trip abroad and get into
tne uniform before the season is much
older
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
obi TO TIL T|dt5
tBy n Cleveland FAM

4 knocker? No. I never was,
Nor don't want to be such.
And though IL hurts nae l must say
The Maps are not so much,
Not while the tribe across the lake
Is lighting under him
Who warIies. "Wc-ah. were the goods
And Boys. get in the swim
The Tigers are a scrappy set.
They never flag or quit.
But stick just like chanicleer
That falls dead I'm the pit.
Detroit will lose the Maps with ease
And swamp them In the mire,
Then tell them they are full OF mud
But not to raise their ire
1 don't know whether Pagan was
At fault last fall or not
But Cleveland blew up In the stretch
The going was too hot.
That Jennings boy will win again,
He'll leave the Maps behind
And all the rest that could see
When this was on my mind
JOHN +. HERNE.
1900 Vega-ave.. Cleveland. o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
NAY RESUME BOXING
THROUGH PROPOSED LAW
Chicago Gets Excited over Introdue.
ton Of Bill In Illinois LEGISLATURE.

Chicago Gets Excited over Introdue.
ton Of Bill In Illinois Legislature.
CHICAGO. April 2s.--Frenzied actiy.
~ was the order among gentry OF
the pugilfstic persuasion yesterday
when word was flashed from Spring
lield that the house committee OF the
legislature had reported the Walsh
boxing bill favorably and recommend.
ed that il pass. In case 1t does the
mitt game will once more hold sway in
this city.
Six-round bouts are provided for In
the bill. and so far there has been no
opposition manifest. Decisions are
barred and the fashion in which the
ring Is TO be padded is dcaned. The
sale or gift OF intoxicating liquor at
any place where "A bout is held Is
prohibited and six-ounce gloves are re-
Quired.
There Is one clause in the measure.
however. which may or may not be
the Joker" This is a paragraph con-
fining the sport TO established cclubs
or societies. Whether this means
clubs already established or those
hich may be formed hereafter is not
stated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
WILL REST WHOLE YEAR.
Harry Puiiiam Says He Has No Idea
Of Returning to Work Before That.

President Harry Pulliam. OF the Ma
tional league, will continue his vaca-
ton for year. The popular presi-
dent is suffering from nervous break
down. He attended the opening game
at Cincinnati and returned To his sis
ter's home In Nashville.
Pulliam is of sensitive, nervous
temperament and the almost ceaseless
war waged on him by certain mem
bers OF the National league last year
had its effect. although this was not
apparent until he broke down. While
he is absent the affairs of the league
will be looked after by Secretary
Johnny Heydler. with Garry Herr
mann as advisor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ANOTHER KETeHEL MATCH.
Stanley Is Definitely Matched to Meet
Sam langford at Los Angeles.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Stanley kct-
chel. the middleweigkt champion. wno
is matched 10 fight lack Johnson for
the heavyweight championship in Ooto-
Der. and Sam Langford, the hard-hit'
ting New England Negro. have AT last
teen matched. Thev will meet for 20
rounds at Los Angeles during thu week
81 July IL.
Ketchel will receive $4,000 COR Ills
end, and Langford will receive $1,000
and travelling expenses for himself
and manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
C0RBETT SAYS JEFF
WILL LICK JACK JOHNSON
Only Question How Long II Will Take
JEFF to Catch the Big Negro.

NEW YORK, April 27.-James ].
Corbett. who repeatedly challenged
Jack Johnson. is another pugilist who
believes that he will not have cnance
with Jim Jeffries. Corbett believes
that Johnson is the tiggesr ieulon ir
the pugilistic hmehght and that JET
fries will give him tie big squeeze in
a hurry.
1T is all a question OF how long IL
will take Jeff 10 catch Johnson" he
said.
johnson may stand still with otner
fighters" said Corbett, but when he
sees that big bear coming for htIn he u
run so fast he'll burr. his shoes. lie
may think he can keep away until
JET gets winded, figuring on the big
fellow being out OF condition. 3ut Jeff
is all right
JEFF Is always aggressive. He never
lets you rest for a moment. And he
has an awful left. when he hit me
thought my ribs were caved in. I was
sore for months where he hit he T.
cur last fight. Jen's stomach punch
will get Johnson"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
NELSON CALLS 1T OFF.
Mcfarland VIII Have to Make 1aa
Rinuside or There viii BE No Fight.

ROCHESTER,, N. y. April 2S.--Batt-
ling Nelson has called of his tight
it'll Packey Mcfarland. which was to
have taken place at Colma on July s.
lie declares that he has done so nc
,ause OF the Quitting In" OF Harry Gil
more. Macs manager. According 10
the Battler. Mcfarland cannot make
1873 pounds. ringside. and that is what
he will have to make before the cham
pion will give him match. Nelson
declares he will now arrange TO take
on Cyclone Johnny Thompson. Dick
Hyland and Leach Cross before Nc
Farland will be given a chance and
that he will be extremely lucky II nc
ever gets a match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ALL IN AT THE END.
BUT RUDE SEC0RD WON
Fifteen-Mile Event at Washington
Rink Mas Well-Fou
Contest.

The scorer up in the gallery hung
out 'l5 miles" The crowd cEeered
uproariously as "Rube" Secord tore
over the tape. winning the race and
The handsome gold watch which was
up for first prize. "Rubes" friends
rushed out 10 congratulate him when
he pulled up.
But RUDE kept running. In vain did
his handlers rush out on the track and
beseech him TO stop AS IL wound up
and compelled 20 keep going TILL he
ran down. Secord continued on his
mad career.
Finally somebody reached out ana
grabbed him. "Rube" tottered, turn
ed round and fell prone on the track.
He could : i'll run bat he couldn'
stand up. Tenderly they carried
"Rube" of the track. His face wore
a sickly gin and he gasped out a
wish TO hear that watch tick. Later
on he recovered and protested his
ability TO set out and run II over
again.
And "Ruoe' Is some runner. Hts
10 miles were done in l :3S: IS, which
Is pretty fai time and he might have
gone faster had he been compelled
10. In the FIRST mile, however, he es-
tablished lead of two laps. He then
picked out the holder OF second place
who happened 10 oe "Reddy" Shore.
the boxer, and hung to him in spite
or Shores repeated sprints. Those
two laps wero good enough to win and.
at the end "Rube" was stronger than
his opponent. though the latter stopped
running wheD his rival had finished.
Hart didn't start McDonough OF
Jackson was short in his work, and
might have been beaten out by Nc
Manus. had the race not been stopped
when the first man finished. McManus
was as fresh as daisy at the finish
but had mapped out a schedule which
did not bring him TO the finish line
quick enough.
A considerable crowd saw the event
which stirred UP mighty enthusiasm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Killing CAN LAY OFF.
Magnate Murphy Grants Star Back.
stop Leave of Absence for Year.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April Is
Johnny Klins, the famous backstop OF
the Chicago Nationals, is in a happy
frame OF mILd today. King received
a letter iron. Manager Murphy. Of the
Cubs. granting him an indefinite leave
OF absence from the team.
The letter reads: This Is TO notify
you that you have been granted an
indefinite leave OF absence by the Chi
cago National league baseball team.
"CHAS. " MURPHY. President"
This means that John can remain
here and manage his billiard hall this
season and report TO the Cubs next
season in good standing IL he cares to
play In baseball again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN HORSES
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
But the Kings Nag Comes To the
Front in the Stake Race and
Wins From the Dukes.

NEWMARKET, England. April 2s.--
The Heath lightweight handicap at
Eve furlongs over the Rous course.
valued at $1,000. was won by ". p.
Whitney's Sixty III, the betting IA.
Noritc. at II To against. The race
was marked by the first appearance OF
Edward. from the stable of L. W. Wi
mans. who was bought with Sir Mar
tin, whom many Americans expect to
win the Derby. from John T.. Mad
den. Edward was considered rather
close TO Sir Martin when he was raced
in the United States, but he made a
sorry showing today. lie was as fat
as prize bull and had left most Of
his speed in the stable. "a he never
showed prominently at any portion OF
the race.
American horses ran first and Sec
ond In the four furlong dash for
2.ycarold selling plate and purse OF
l03 guineas. Charles CAROLS Miss
Ellen won in drive from August
Belmont's Burgman The Carroll filly
vas 10 in the betting and the
Belmont colt 10 !, Thirteen horses
ran
King Edwards Minoru. by Cyllene-
Mother Siegel. won the 1000 Guincas
Stake. the most important spring
classic of the British racing world.
The Duke OF Portland's Ptaleron was
second and Raphaels Louviers third.
Eleven horses ran.
H. r. Whitueys Dinna Ken finished
third In the Bretby handicap of 1900
M six furiungs, which was wen IN
capt Laings' Paddington. The tmori
can entry was quoted at 100 To ].
and the winner at 10 TO l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
CUBS CAN LUNDGREN.
Famous Cold-Weather Twirier H7s
Presumably Lost Old-Time Skill.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Cari Lunigren.
the veteran champion pitcher, will
soon bid his old team mates goodbye,
but not of his own accord. President
Murphy and Manager Chance have
wired the president of the national
commission TO ask the other seven
National league clubs for waivers ON
Lundren. 1t is possible that Lundgreil
will be claimed by some other Ma
tionai club at the waiver price of
1880.
Lundgren has been with the Cubs
since 1901.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Now the Middlewelahts.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April 2s.-1he
micdleweight wrestling championship
OF America will be decided tonight
when Charles Conkle and Henry Gehr-
ing meet here. The men will grappie
for a $500 purse ard side bet OF
5000. Henry Irslinger. who claims tse
rniddleweight championship OF the
world when he won the international
tournament last year In London, has
issued challenge 10 the winner Of
the match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
PROMOTERS BAD LUCK.
First Lights Go Out Then Hailstorn
Puts Memphis on the Bum.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 2s.--The
Dannie Good Frankie White and Ted
|dy Peppers Tommy Gary eight-round
bouts which were scheduled TO take
place in the open air arena of the
Phoenix club last night had to be
called off Oh account OF hail storm
which started just as the first bout
began. Raii' checks were given to the
fight fans.
The bout was originally scheduled
to take place Monday night. but some
one cut the wires, cutting of the cleo
trio lights. May has been named
for the next date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ToUTs DEFEATED FOE.
Gotch Says Or. Roller is a Wrestler
Whose Skill Is Not to BE Taken
lidhtly

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April rs
Frank Gotch. the worlds champion
wrestler is OF the opinion that DR.. b
Z. Roller. whom he defeated in two
straight falls last night. is wrestler
not to be thought lightly Of
Gotch took the first fall IN seven
minutes and ffty-fve seconds. The
second fall was won in 1929. Roller
repeatedly demonstrated his ability
to wriggle out of tight places and sue
cessfuly eluded Gotch's effort to Sc
cure his famous toe hold.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
sWims Into . Fortune.

NEW YORK, April sc. NJ. Dan
lels, the champion swimmer Of the
world and considered the greatest
sprint swimmer ever known. is en-.
gagged TO wed Mrs. G. F. Wagner.
daughter OF the late +. H. Goodyear, OF
Buffalo, whose estate is valued at sew
eral millions. Mrs. Wagner lives at
the Plaza. Daniels met the beautiful
young widow several months ago ar
the New York Athletic club on ladies'
night" after one OF his marvellous
swimming exhibitions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Call TO Downtown LEAGUE.

There will be a meeting OF the
Downtown league, Friday evening
April 80, at 1870 O'Clock. at the Spald-
ing Sport Shop. Representatives of
SiegeIs Traver.Bird. Grinnelrs. Ma.
tional Express. Gregory. Mayer &
Thorn, Newcomb-Endicott. Gas Co and
any other teams wanting a place IN
this league are invited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
CamnheIi,s rn.t Run.

Milo u. Campbell. United states mar
shall drove his automobile from Cold
water TO Detroit. Tuesday morning. in
Ave hours lie has Winton SIX" and
averaged better than 81 miles per hour
over roads that were rather heavy.
There were several persons In the car
with him and the run is an excellent
one under the conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28

Powers Family ludy in
hev Insurance p0|IJ

PHILADELPHIA. April Is
BN n fortunate circumstance
only Jwo months before his de-
partulc for the southern trla
WITH re AtMetics. DIR, Power
had placed $4,000 OF insuI ancc
on his life. which will 30 quito
distance toward helping lis
wife aud three children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
5el Take Three ind
Qov from browns. | 100

Yesterdays game which Chi
cago took from 81. Louis in the
American league series. was the
third IL succession on-hY- a
score OF | to o. In the series so
far. Chicago has secured ten hits
an average of Is TO a game,
while TN. Browns have tailed
eight. averaging only . 2-S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Indoor Team .; Y. M. c. A.

An indoor baseball team has been
organized at the Y. NJ. c. A. and is
open for games to be played in their
big new gymnasium at the Y.
Any team desiring games can be &C
commodated by calling Manager Root,
Main 6129.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Weston Due IN st. Louis.

ALTON. IT,. April 2S.-Edward Pay
son Weston. who Is walking from New
York 10 San Francisco. left here this
morning at 1880 and he expects to
reach ST. Louis at i:30 this afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
Clever huY Worked blythe
Australians Comes 10 light

A resident OF Sydney. Aus
tralia. who has just arrived in
New York and who saw tile
Burns-Johnson fight, says the
smart sporting element worked
a neat trick before the mill oy
which they cleaned Up a lot OF
sure money.
They engaged big Negro
who looked something like John
son TO go about Sydney at night
drinking and carousing in lead
ing saloons until the report De-
came prevalent that Texas Ja>k
was in no condition to fight.
In this way they made the
odds on Burns go up until thsy
were ready 10 plank down their
coin on the black fighter. who
they knew was in splendid con-
ditiOn.
This Australian also says that
an effort TO fix Johnson for So
900 was we'll known, and that
Burns. aware OF the fact that
the Negro intended 10 fight on
the level. worried himself INT,
such n nervous condition that he
was bordering on collapse when
he entered the ring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
EGAN TURNS OUTLAW.
Wyandotte Pitcher Accepts Job With
Briga nds Out In California.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 81
Wish" Egan, who obtained an uncon.
ditional release from George Tebeau.
has accepted an offer from Danny
Shay and will leave for Stockton. Cal,
10 mingle with the outlaws. Egan has
a $1,000 contract with Shay and that's
better than he could do in the Amer
lean association. lie was wanted by
Jimmy Casey, OF the Montreal EAST
ern leaguel team. but Shay came
through with the best offer.