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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
Defendant PLEADS GUILTY
Third Graft Case at Pittsburg Ends
Abruptlv.

Pittsburg, Feb. 23.-The third trial
growing out of the recent graft ex-
posures was abruptly ended in Grim
inal court when A. A. Vilsack, former
cashier of the German National bank,
pleaded no defense to a charge of
bribery in connection with the $17,500
said to have been given by w. w.
Ramsey, former president of the bank,
and Vilsack to Councilman John F..
Klein In payment for an ordinance
making the bank city depository.
Ramsey and Klein were convicted last
week on similar charges. This con-
cludes the case against Vilsack.
Immediately the fourth trial was
taken up. The defendants are Coun-
cilmen John F. Klein, J. c. Wasson
and William Brand and w. w. Ram
sey, the bank president. All are
charged with conspiracy.
That the graft Investigations are
only in their infancy is the opinion
generally expressed here. Previous to
the beginning of court it was reported
that the next grand jury will return
indictments against eighty-eight mem
bers Of councils.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION
Church Brotherhood Begins Annual
Meeting in Pittsburq.

Pittsburg, Feb. 23.-The annual
convention of the Presbyterian
Brotherhood of America began in this
city today. 1t is one of the largest
and most important gatherings of the
denomination in recent years. More
than 1900 delegates, representing up
ward of 10000 Presbyterian churches,
are present
The theme of the convention is
"The Brotherhood and the Church
and many related topics will be dis
cussed during the three days ses.
sions. The convention will be fol
lowed by great conference of the
societies Of various denominations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23

despoiled. The confectionery estab-
lishment of Demos Bros, the best in
the city, was total wreck.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
Noted Attorneys In Case.

A brilliant galaxy of legal luminar-
les represent the two sides in the
famous case. The governments in
terests are in the hands of District
Attorney Sims of Chicago, acting as
special counsel, assisted by j. H.. Will
kerson. Moritz Rosenthal, the head
of the Standards legal forces, who is
frequently referred to as "the highest
priced lawyer in the United States"
and John S. Miller, with numerous
assistants, have charge of the oil COM
pany's side of the matter
Scores of subpoenas have been is
sued to witnesses in the case. One
subpoena was issued for President
Moffatt of the Standard Oil company
OF Indiana Other Standard Oil Off
GERS who have been served are G.. w.
Stahl, treasurer; John c. Mcdonald,
auditor, and Edgar Bogardus, traffic
manager.
Other witnesses who are to appear
are George Robert and c.. Grassland,
expert rate clerks for the interstate
commerce commission; Secretary Kill
patrick of the railroad and warehouse
commission; F. s. Hollands, rate clerk
for the Chicago and Alton railroad,
and j. S. Howard, f2rmerly auditor of
the Chicago and Alton railroad. Bo-
gardus, Hollands and Howard were
witnesses at the previous trial
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
BY EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
Seven Railroad Laborers Killed in
Canada.

Winnipeg, Man, Feb. 23.-A prema-
ture explosion of dynamite while
blasting in a rock cut on the construc-
tion of the Grand Trunk Pacific rail-
way north of Nepigon sent. seven men,
all Swedes, to death. Nelson Hanson,
sub-contractor, was one Of the vic
Tins. The bodies were brought to
Nepigon in packing cases. The acci-
dent happened on the contract of
Chambers, McQuaig G McCafferty. 800
miles east of here.
A huge rock, weighing many tons.
went up in the air and fell on the
men working in a cut, crushing their
bodies to a jellied mass.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
PROPERTY DAMAGE HEAvr
Wind Storm Sweeps Over Portion of
Kansas.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. 23.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific depot and four buildings
at Reece, Kan, a village forty miles
east of Wichita, were destroyed by
wind storm. No one was killed and
no one seriously injured. The storm
was most severe from fifteen to
thirty miles northwest of Reece. Four
persons were seriously injured there.
The property loss in the district north
west of Reece will be heavy
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
Roosevelt's Nephew Killed.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 23.-Stewart
Douglas Robinson, aged nineteen, a
nephew of President Roosevelt and a
sophomore OF Harvard college, fell
from a six-story window of Hampden
hall, a dormitory on Massachusetts
avenue, and was killed. He was a son
OF Douglas Robinson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
bic FINE" CASE !
ON TRIAL AGAIN
Rehearing Begun ID Federal
Court at Chicago.
GREAT ARRAY OF LAWYERS

Legal Lights Representing Govern
ment and Defense in Retrial of Suit
In Which Judge Lands imposed
Fine of ,24o,ooo-scores of Sub
poenas Issued for Witnesses, Among
Them Officials of Company.
Chicago, Feb. 23-The retrial of
the famous Standard Oil "hig fine
case" began today before Judge Al
bert B. Anderson of Indiana in the
United States circuit court in this
city.
The present proceedings constitute
rehearing of the case in which the
Standard Oil company of Indiana,
subsidiary company of the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey (the par
ent of all the Standard Oil com
panies) was fined $29240,0O0 by Judge
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-02-23
SIX rsa,sn in Fire Panic.

TuIu, Russia, Feb 23.-Six persons
were crushed to death and thirty were
seriously injured here during -
panic IN q uoaing. pictuee ,theater. The
aim - m1rA1u6 eknnD(14ban
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
5n baden in @olfer Bros. glputBefc,

Emo botten Die ginen ae5dblt, bic SIN.
0eren ober ingten, es Ieien ibrer mebr
aIs &unoerttnuieno gemeien. ST bel
einfo6en 3G6Iunaen oie Sahe nidt 10
einfnfl, lpie tie allsiiebt, 10 miro bic
Sa6e ober Qan3 un5uberl6iitg, tpenn,
mie BEL Ser bo~rliegenoen 6rage, cine
fein6ielige Senoen3 porbon6en lit un6
altocm @ebiete 6eriibrt merben, mo
ieIbIt Ser ge0iegcne 8admnm MIR all
All oft oie gr66iten 86fe idieben
faru. 90 mill 3. 9. Die in 8rage
itehen6e &ommiiiion ourh lire Or.
mittelungen oie @edielmirfungen
atpilfen gintpon6erunQ rno Dem eir.
beimii6en Ir6eiter in @e5ug oitf
20Dne, 2ebensfiibrun1, ip5ia(e Stel.
lung uno Notwithstanding bar
Iegen. @S mag olles ebrli6 ur0 auf,
rihtig gemeint iein, ober 8loubmiir.
6igfeit nitro 10 Elm @eribt nidt bean.
iprllden f%Gnnen, neil it6 eben Iolde
9inQe nif)t auf Dem bier porgeihloge'
men @e9e feitItellen laiIen. GS Ialttet
cine an6ere 8baie Der neitocr5Deig,
IN gnqllete: Ger @influB Der Chen
apiihen @inqeborener un0 ginman'
6erern uno Ser ginge6orenen inter
chamber. Ilt6 biel lit bon grlnitte.
lungen Die Rebe, nm feit3uiteIIen, ME
ihneIl lt1o in nie melt itd) Die Iifis
milirung oes @inlponbcrers un6 Slime
rifaniiirun9 oeS ginponbererS boil
5iebt. Sc itnb oies olles Srobleme,
bic benz genieqten Soriher elm grobes
Selb bieten, beren 2oiuu9 iih ober
nidt aus fliidtigen @eobadtungen
uno l1mfra9en bon beute auf morgen
eraielen lGbt.
@s mag Die &ommiiiion pobI i'm
Stonoe iein, rn6 eS mr,B IN Inbes
tradt oes beoeutenoen &oitenauftpan'
6es bon ibr geforbert rerben, boB lie
iiber mal6e 8baien Ser @tntuanoe'
runqsfrogen MufflGrung bringt. Iber
Dor allen miiiien hire Irbeiten 5uper'
lGiii9, bas bcibt pabrbeitsaetreu uno
borurtbeiIsfrei fem. 9as @ebiet,
oas Tie iiberboupt bep1Itigen fam,
hGtte Die 8pmmiiiion in spet Sabren
fertiq IteIlen fonnen. NllleS oas art-
bere, oas iit auf rsebr als einfade
@rhebunaen uno 9uiammenitellungen
o~ffenfunbiaer 9oten eritredt, lit eitler
Sirlefono ODER Spielerei gu Der bic
8iiienidaf.i bren Namen letben miib,
mGbreno Der llrarped fcin anoerer lit,
alS elmer 9ommiiiion, Gle ldngit ibre
!3eit iiberiGritten hat, cine neitere Sc.
bensfriIt 5u beri6offen.
g. q. Stats. 3eitung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Grmittclnngen iiber Gintuanberans.

Ser 8ped ser aemeiniamen Som.
miiiion, pel6e a1tf @rlino zines Som.
greb6ei6IuiieS bonn 90. 6ebrtar 1907
NIT Der 8riifung Der @tnmanoerungs.
frage betrnllt puroe, idetl1t biz ba9in
Die &omniiiion ieIber getueien gu
Iein. g8 iill0 spei Sabre felt @ritn.
ourg Der &~ommmiiiion nerfloiIen,
un6 aI8 Grge6niS ibrer 4rbeiten bat
lie lett Dem aongreB einen @eri6t
borgelegt, 0eiieu Quinteiien5 Die 6or.
oerrtng elmer meiteren @elpilligllng
bon etpa $250,00O lit, auf DAB Die
RommiIiion lire Irbeiten peiter fitb.
rem Tonne umo 10 nit Sen Bis iett be.
reits ocrouS9ubtcn $350,000 runo
Observation-Disclosures Collars bertr6.
oelt per6en f1nnen. 9em ielbit Die
beiten berortigen 4rbeiter. BET oenen
bon u~ngeb6riger 8erciherung BEG
eitten ooer oes unoerer feline Heoe
Iein fam, baben MIR olIail oft eilen
geringen @ertb. Metft iinb tie, geraoe
tpie aud 6ieie 8%ommiiiton, bon @e.
burt an nit Dem ihmeren Sebler bes
@orurtbeiIs bebaftet, Der iegli6e er.
iprieBliGe Sb6ttgfeit i'm Seine er.
itifen mltb. 60 lit benn aud bieie
&ommiiiion ni6t cine 9eb6roe 5llr
@rorterrng ilnb 8riifiing Der Gin.
iponberungSfroge ionbern CUR Slut.
ipiirlng un0 @rforidunQ Der llebel
Der @innnn0erung.
@s liegt ouf Ser Sanb. baB baburd
bic Irbeiten oieIer &ommiliion bon
%bornberein cine t~enoen5ioie SGrburg
erlangen miiiien. $50 oas aber Der
Sail lit, geI6ie6t es auf Soften Der
3uberI1iiigfeit. $50 Die aber feblt,
mas bat oo cine ioI6e gnq1ete iiber-
hoitpt nod fir einen 8ertb9 Selblt
oa, mo MIR Der aufriftigite 8unih
norberrI6t, Die @obrbeit unb nid)ts
ols bic 8obrbeit fennen gu lernen,
unb permeintlth pollige 8orurtbeils.
IoIigfeit borberridt, iinO Die grgeb.
ntiie bon @rmittelltneeit, rpie ie bic
bier ermGbnte &ommifiion anitellen
mill, BON Rntur aus gang 5meifelbaf.
ter grt. Sc peroen eben INNER @eob.
a6tungen uno S6IuBfolgerllngen
Die auf oas nirtbidaftIife unb 10.
6iaIe @ebiet biniiberereifen, ettpac
anoeres iein, oils bic einfo6en 3Gb.
Iunaen Der 8opfe in ben @inipan6e.
runasitationen. SeIbit Die einfa6Iten
3GhIunaen FOLDER @rt geben
iibrigens, pte bic grfabritno
benefit, tpeit auseinanber. Gin
8unoes. uno elm it16ttider Gen.
ius miiroenb tpenn Sur n1mli6en
Gtunoe poreenommen, burdaus Der.
ifie6en bon chamber allsieben, andI
tpenr es ii6 nur nm Die bloBe 3Gb'
luna Der &6pfe Der ginpobner ban
bette.
Grit iiingit bot es fid IN Berlin
Inn cine 31bIung Der arbeitsloien ge.
hanoelt. Gttuas mebr lute 2ebntau'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Gas DcrratGcriTde sclcp6uu.

81. gum Grtuu0e): n@i6 oftl
Sett babe i) meiter 6ralt m~itgetbeilt,
6aB i9 Old fi,r Jeilie Wittag 5liut
@iien mitbrinaan lueroe. @IeiG miro
Ote anttuori 9ier ieih. - 6reulO 9.
(6en S6rer ans Chr DoItcr6) nGba!"
- Ole Autlpogt lautete nGlnIi9:
pS1ttelt aud mas &erniinftigeres
tbun f0unen, oils sen alien GieI ein3u.
lo0enl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23

STSANAN ~ttSAbuS SNAINNAt
Ser u. VS.. JUiuitr ptgbtUmer,
aIa., erSahlt cine G%siabtuns BIG CT
madte, tua1reHo Ell ais @citwprr.
ner IN elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
@OUarOsuiae, &reiSbauptflaot BON
areiie Glebourne, Gla., fiaurirte. Gr
last; n&abreno i6 oDct mar, OBJ id
etmas iriideS unb oufl @urit Jleiidj,
bas bel mir GbUlern MtprbuS in isbr
lhlimmer dOrm perurinbte. SD
fabitc ara eleHo uno idiidte nnd1 eis
ner eetptfen @buIern $ Weeisiu, itott
oefien innbte mir Der Apotbeter cine
6lai6e &hamberluin's 4eibneb, @bus
lera uno 8urhfaa. lReoisin nit benz
Semerten. bob er bas @enGnihte
batte, mir abe, In Eofqe Der Or.
p%robtheit oieies 9eilnitteI8, uUrs6as
mir fcBteres gu ididen, on er iiir
befen ~unfehlbare Sur earantirc. Sd
nntm cine 8oie onpDn uno fittte in
fins Rtnuten better. Gie ,peite
Ecie bette mid e1nslidl. 8mei
MitaeidwOrene litten in oerielbcn
Beiie nno cine flnI unb span5ia
Gent 6iu,he heilte unS ale bret.
BUM 8ertuuf BEL 8alter 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
@irfiamc Srobnng.

Gin 8agabuno miro bel itrenger
&alte bon einem @etlbarm abgefabt
uno Die grmartmg, in elm ipartnes
2oois au tommen, itimmt i'm 10 bel.
ter, bob or gu pfeifen onidnet. oSie.
M6nnefen", iagt Der 8enoarm 5u iei-
mem Irrcitanten, openn sic ii6 nidt
rubi9 berbaltcn, IaiIe i'd sic gIei6
pte0er Iauien!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
@abrcs @cididlthcn.

Sn Der &elioionsiturOe in elmer
Wiin6ener 8oIfsid1Ile er5GbIt Der
Serr 2cbrer Die 8erilIGung Seiu:
Limb Seius ipra6, bebe old meg, Ga.
ton, uitp." lin Die rngerpobnli6e
Gte6enenoun9 flor ST. modcrL fragt er
feline 9uben: vgiun, mic bate oenn
SeiuS nod iagen f6nren?" =
rSGaug. Dob 3 in S6pung fintmit,"
mar oie prompte 4ntlpcri zines fIei.
men 9enaelS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
QnsnesiItii1eA
Sas sdrrfensfinh.

$dnsden: ~9u Wamc, bat 9npa
Iridt cine sans falide 8oritelIuns
bonn SimmeI2" - Wltter: SD
peib ui9t, msn &ino. Sd babe i'm
nod nidt bariiber ipreden bOren."--
Sdnsden: rGlber id. Or eradblte
benz 8aufmunn, es iei gang bimmIii1
gepeien, als 9u p~erreiit parit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
sdlnc[Ics Gnbe.

n@arlim bat ii9 eenn Guer fIeiner
Verein idon mie0er a~ufgeIoltS" =
nSas tit 10 acfommen: 8ir tparert
nbt Damn. IlS i'd nun ourd oas
Cos gum 8orituno sewdbIt mar, iino
Die anOeren iiebenL Die aud ollie auf
bieien Soften ~ipefuIiert batten, aiisse-
treter."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
InOcre ltrlaMc.

9ienitm6oden (8ur aoIIegin):
.9ie Minna lit pobl rcbt 6tomm,
ooB iie imnler Die 2Iu0en 5um Sim.
mel emporIa)ld0t2" - &ollegin: rs
bemabre - n6er ibr S0ob lit BEL Der
2uftidifferobtDeillngl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Gdlnen ~a6ocinnocn.

r9ieber 6relm0, f6nneu sic mir
ntdt Sebn 9oIlnrs pltmpcn? Sd babe
fem @elo bel mir. - .Sier baben
sic 5ebn Gents, oonit fobren sic
ouf Ser Strobenbabn nad Snuie un6
bolen iid)'sl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Bis in,s aIeinite.

rSft ridt gubi oas @benbiIb ieines
@aters9" = .glber gang un6 earl
Genau 70 ou%sorutsIoie 9iiee, bieieIbe
rotbe Rafe, bon Dem Man9el on 31b.
ite,t eatra gu i6peisen, uno Wabrbaf.
tigl fabI lit er audi"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
St6ritua.

Sdmieren6ireftor (oon Der 9iibne
gum BitbIifum); o@ntfdul6igen oie
Serri6nfteu, menn i'm 3meiten atte
Die 8eittaiel ollsiallen mlb. % unier
Sdnalt3eI nit Der @urit our6oe.
brannt it,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
y
@ermntbnna.

Serr: oGas 6rdiiIein @iiIler lit
5por iebr reid, aber i6redli6 oumm
unb foo; alles, mas iie mttporten
Tam, lit ia ooer nein." Game:
.Sbnen bat iie wobl oas Iestere se.
ontfuortet2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
@orbei.

Limb tpober itammt Die @eIbborie9
- n9ie bob i'd geiunoen, $err I'm
teriudunasritter. nunitnn, Sic
baben inSgeiamt IS Sabre 9Oritrafell
fpegen 0iebitabI8; NIT ioIdem ecu.
numb finbet man feline @elobOrien
uteDr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Gdllan.

Dame: DSier baben sic elm @Ias
@ein. Erinfen Gle es altf meme @e.
%ilnbbeit." - 9l,tiher: n@ber, gnG.
bige Srau ieben wirflt9 franz aus.
@Gre es oa ni6t better, i9 tr6nfe
Stpei2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
MihperitGnbnia.

Gr5t gum gid)tfronsen gmier):
Sea, no iiet 6enu @lRr uItes llebel9"
Bauer mad ieinem 8ei6 binpei.
uNebridtenOebls Gort uff Der
ufenbanf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
gns Scr ~@efdidtsitnnbs.

2ebrer: n@orlm erhoben ii6 bic
0euti6en gegeu 8aruS? S6iiIer:
.@r Iieb iie binri6ten nit Dem Bell
unb oas tparen iie nidt eepobnt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Gtimntt.

SouriIt (om abgrunol: o$ier fall.
len tpobl otter 9eute beruuter?" -
Siibrer: oNetn; cinmal geniigt fir
Die meiIten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
9euer ansbrud.

$ouIierer (bem fein @eb6r ge.
Idenft miro): rNun piro's ober 9eit,
oaB i'd gebe, man bIidt mid i9ou 10
btnousmurfsuoII anl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
anaaaIid.

&duier; sd mofte gerne cine
fette Cans ieben." - aommis: 81.
lien augenblid - Die 6rau fommt
eleid!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-23
Nh M a. pertdutt uub gdrantieft bon uuc
u-l'IhS a%pcibr,rrn Iur Setlni 0 Der tdbdts
1giuctrbclt.

Oret Bel worcns nit elmer flcinen
Slai DE tbdmherlaiu's Geibpeb,
Cholera uno Dm rfalI : lleoiSin
pom Gbolere l1orbus oebetIt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
JAMES J. CORBETT
HAS AMBITIONS

Leadville, Colo, January 2.-(Special)-
James J. Corbett, former heavyweight
champion of the world, short time be-
fore his departure with the other mem
bers of his 'Facing the Music company,
reiterated his statement of last night,
made just before the first act of his sue
cessful play at the Elks' opera house, in
which he said:
Il follow pugilism as a lover of tho
sport. So long as 1t is kept clean 1t is
gentleman's game, but essentially white
mans game.
For that reason 1 am tempted, if some
other white man does not to make an eff
fort to regain the championship for Amer
lea and our race"
He went even further this morning
when he made the unequlvocal statement
Yes; I will fight that man Johnson,
and will whip him, though l regret very
much to be compelled to give up the
stage. 1 will not let colored man hold
the heavyweight championship and Will
surely wrest 1t from him."
Corbett certainly is very much agtated
over the matter, and is apparently sin
cere Corbett appears to be in splendid
condition for fighter out of training He
weighs 1875 pounds and every pound seems
to be solid.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
WELSH MEMSIC
FIGHT is OFF

Los Angeles, January 2.A(Special Tho
Freddie Welsh-George Memsic battle,
scheduled by the Pacific A. c. for next
Tuesday night, has been declared off, and
both Welsh and Memsic believe they are
the victims of the hardest kind of luck
The British boxers injured left hand
was the cause of the battle being can
celled. An examination by Dr. Griffith
this afternoon showed that Welsh's hand
is in such bad condition that for him to
box within the next week would be to risk
the loss of that useful member.
While boxing with Dick Winters at We
nice last Sunday Welsh whipped his left
hand against the Negroes hard skull bruis-
ing the forefnger, which started to swell.
The pain in the finger became so intense
that Welsh could not sleep, and on Thurs
day the physician resorted to the lance.
Today the swelling had spread to the
whole hand and wrist. and after one look
at it the doctor ordered the Englishman
to cancel his engagement.
The Packey Mcfarland Dick Hyland
match now looms as the next local pugil.s-
tic Offering, although the Pacific may
stage a card next Friday night
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
Tom Lo1gb0at Defeats
DOYQndO a Second Time

2-5 seconds faster than the first mile
of the Dorando- Longboat race in Madison
Square Garden.
In the first lap of the third mile Long
boat stumbled and fell, giving the Italian
a lead Of 25 yards. Hr sprand 70 bis
fete like a flash and sprinted, overtak-
ine Dorando before another lap of the
race was completed.
Dorando sprinted frequently but Long
boat heightened his stride and never al
loved the Italian to get very Far away,
although he had an injured .eg. The
time at the end of the tenth mile was
$3.50 1-5.
The time of the ten miles In the New
York race was 5S:57 l-5
Dorando continued to sprint in the thir-
teenth and fourteenth miles, his lead
stretching out at times to ten and fifteen
yards
Just to show that he was all right
Longboat sprinted in the last lap of the
fourteenth mile and finished In the lead
by two yards. He then waited for Dorando
to set the pace and the fifteenth mile
found Dorando again in -hs lead.
Time end of fifteenth mile. 1:26:34 rs,
compared with 10000 rs In the New York
ract.
Longboat took the lead in the fifth lap
Of the sixteenth mile. Neither man showed
any signs Of distress.
In the fourth Ian Of the eighteenth
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q. A. c. Challenge Puts
Neh Orleans In The Air
CRESCENT CITY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TEAM OF CLUB
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP MEET ORLEANS
JANUARY 27-DETAiLs

one game on the night of January rs and
the other on the night of January 26
The challenge for game has been ac-
cepted, and the New Orleans athletes. as
stated, are now endeavoring to select a
team that will be strong enough to meet
the Birmingham aggregation. 1t has been
settled that Birmingham will send team
along to compete in the southern meet,
and that the basketball team will make
the trip.
The Athletic club athletic team will be
small The old reliable, Sid Jones. is
going to enter the hurdles, the high jump
and the shot put. VIII STREET. will enter
the shot put. Satterfeld will participate
in the running and it is believed that Car
roll Long will be persuaded to make the
trip.
1t has not been determined as to
whether or not the Y M. G. A. will send
a team. A large number of the Athletic
club roofing battalion will accompany
It's team
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