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New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Tweuty-four programme girls have been selected
by Mrs. f. l.. Fernandez to help make things hum
at the Polo Grounds entertainment Thursday In
aid of the Home for Destitute Crippled Children.
Fred Stone, Dave Montgomery. Cook and Lorenz.
Tom Wise and Douglas Fairbanks will be among
the players on the actors ball team.
Pains fireworks singing by a chorus Of one hun
dred and nifty voices. the Schumann Quartet and
the playing OF the British Guards Band comprise
the varied attractions for the opening OF the Man
haitian Beach music pavilion Friday.
Among the many scenes shown on the clnemato-
graph at the Eden Musee is one giving the zoo
logical Gardens at Copenhagen and another depict
ing Niagara Falls by day and night
The bill at Uammerstein's Victoria this week in
cludes Gertrude Horrmann. Annette Kellermann
Pearl and Yosco. Martinetu and Sylvester. Ryan
and White, the Dalys. the Frey Twins and Bedui
and Arthur
Gertrude Vanderbilt and Rosie Green introduced
a new dance last night in the ''Folies Of f90s'
the Jardin de Paris. and Lillian Lorraine added
another song TO her repertory.
The management of Palisades Amusement Park
announces the coming engagement at that resort
of Mile Bergerat who does a Joy ride in an
automobile that whrls her heels over head in
a series of revolutions faster than the eye can
follow.
The first Of the SIX companies present The
Climax" outside os New York opened its season I'm
Atlantic City last night with Miss Margaret Nc
Kinney Howard Lange. Carney P. Christie and
James f. Ryan in the cast. 1t will come into
Webers Theatre on Monday 10 replace the COM
pany now here, which goes to Chicago.
Mime. Georgene Neuendor6. widow OF the musical
conductor. will have a part In Billy the new
farce comedy which comes to Daly's August .
At the Lyceum Theatre. beginning August O. Miss
Marie Dore will appear for one week In THE
Morals of Marcus
The play reading committee of the Actors So
ciety has read $50 manuscripts and has chosen six
for production at special matnees next season
jeff De Angels and The Beauty Spot will re-
main at the Herald Square Theatre for only fifteen
more performances. They will open a road tour I'm
Atlantic City on August 9. going to the Garrick
Theatre. Chicago. the following Monday for q run
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
UNDERWRITERS LOSE.
Justice Refuses to Call 4Hda'p
4 gainSt Them Scauddl0as.

Justice Brady refused yesterday 70 stamp
scandalous certain allegations made In an aHla.s
by Joseph Cans a lawyer. regarding the New 10.
and New England Underwriters at Llo!ds- -
is counsel for Harry Graf who obtained 4-ss
ment of 81 $50 4 from the underwriters s4'9'
failure of the latter 20 make good claim iol -
Cans deDosed that the underwriters issusa VO"s
through Richard J. DUnphy attorney N Is~- a.
had been collecting premiums without paS"ls -
losses. that as a result numerous judgments ID,
been entered against them. and that every -
effort was made bv the underwriters 20 evaus -
ing the judgments -
Cans went on TO tell OF supplementary poss 49,.
iuEs instituted against Dunphy and ms - -.
even thus to collect his clients judgment y :,
of his inability to obtain a complete or laN =.
animation. He was compelled 10 move -,
punishment of Dunphy for contempt 19s 80.
purged himself Of the charge on certain cona,. -
but. according TO the attorney for the pisiH,
had failed to comply with these. The aelsAs 80
he says. has made several motions. VhSn -.
been denied. with costs. but the costs reih..ss
paid. Justice Brady said yesterday that h' Ia.
not declare the passages objected TO to oe 80 80
lous. but said they had no relevancy TO ths rsa
which was one 10 vacste an order sIsI1sssv Ea0
Burke. the only underwater on GraL - sraz
answered the prCCeedings brought oy - - sron
ment creditor extension OF time 70 sPsIr tsssa
an order denying motion TO open &C.
against Burke and the other underWrlssis
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
MISSED GIRL: AIM At SELF TSVS
Disappointed Lover a Suicide After Elrins :
Woman Who Scorned Him.

Rather than see the girl he loved ma, 1890.
another man. Karl LefkOwitz. who lived ~ !, 70
street. besieged the home OF Clara LleHs-- , shs
S99 East Sth street. lor thirty-sx hours. - Su
finally ventured out yesterday morning - - rlt
20 work IN a Broadway cloak and Suil -" - ast
kowitz pursued her up two flights el sut shs
fired a shot from his revolver. He nhsso-' rat hs
girl fell to the floor from fright Thih~iHs aooa
had killed her. Lefkowitz turned tine I9
himself and fred two shots into his nneA "a. teH
Hearing the shots and che SOUND y 81 fzt
striking the floor, Miss Ziener jumper - =, wrsE
She ran TO the PROSTATE man am 80 N % .
the revolver from his grasp but ne L. -. ~ bOs
The girl then attempted to stop the Nv Nv nasrd 20
from his wounds. Pstrolman O'ConnoI RsucVas
shots and summoned an Ambulance liV- ,risonsf
Hospital Lefkowitz was taken thefo
He died soon after his arrival ,n-satf
Miss zIener said that the man had 49, .a-. sns 81
ing to kill her ever since she told hihi - .xa
engaged 10 another man. three nion'- s,n rup
temporizing she had been able 70 pIs Is-su susar
carrying out his intention. she said' h.r heSs
when he visited the neighborhood = .su - -
early in the day and never went away rsikssp
carried in an ambulance. Both sho -
were Of the sans age. ninstssn yssTN
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
MORRISON WON'T TAKE THE JOB
Brooklyn Alderman Declines Office of Super
intendent of Buildings.

With the declaration that politics and public Of
fee holding had disguised him. Alderman George
Morrison of Brooklyn. yesterday declined the Of
fee OF Superintendent of Buildings in Brooklyn. to
succeed David A Moore. who was removed by
Borough President Coler.
There is no public official with whom it would
give me more pleasure to than Borough
President Coler," said Mr.. Morrison. Ny friends
all know that my short experience with public
Office holding has disgusted me- / have been
taught enough OF the inner workings Of politics
during my term of office as alderman to satisfy
me with politics until the end Of my life. Because
Of my personal friendship fer Mr.. Coler and former
Superintendent Moore I regret very much that
there is q vacancy and feel very proud that the
place was offered me, but L want 70 get back to
NV business and private affairs and leave politics
o,d n,bIic office to those who find them congenal."
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
VAMPIRE DANCE AT FIFTH :vENUE.

Tho latest OF the fsncifuI Partisan dances 10
reach New York was presented in Keith & Proc
tors Fifth Ayenue Theatre last night The vaul-
pre dance. IL is called. velI received bv
largo audience. and both Bert French and Miss
Alice Els much applause. In theme the dance
IS similar to the SaIome dance. the craze Of sea
II depicts the enSnaring Of man by 4
woman Who wields the power Of an enchantress
over him. The words of Kipng's poem The
Vampire" thrown on the screen before the
dance
Miss Els wore costume Of gold brai1ns which
reached her knees and left one shoulder e--
posed Her partner, Bert French. wore the dress
Of a French Apache Aside from the dance
Gus" Edwards was the main attraction on the
programme He sang several of his latest compo-
sitions
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
FIGHT FOR VIRGINIA
Strong Republican Campaign Hon,5
to S1Cing the State

Newport News. Va, July 2-Eucour,,.s
President Taft's desire for an active onno-ss-
the South Virginia Republican leaders a.. =
mined 10 begin, at the state convention Iulv :.
%. the work Of building up an Organization : =
hope OF a Republican victory in Virginia = !.
next national election.
Aside from being the first Republican stat.
vention 10 be held during the Taft admri,,-..,
this gathering will lay claim to national s,,s.'-
through the presence OF one Of the TAR 60.
officers, Secretary Nagel OF the Depart-.-. :
Commerce and Labor. who will address tbs -
gates Wednesday night
BY putting up the strongest state ticker ,b,-
muster on a platform indOrsing the parry 49,
ton OF the last national convention the Tss, =
ministration and the Aldrich-Payue tariff hin -.
containing planks on all live state issues The D.
pUbIicans will prepare for an active fight dBs
the approaching governorship campaign ~
year, when the Congressional elections will 6s -
candidates will be put in the deld in each a. =.
ten districts. and strong efforts VIII be msss =
increase the party representation in Congress nm
centred entirely in Representative G. Bacon ss-,
who is the recognized Republican state leader
Mr.. Slsnp says that the Republicans Of the a,,,
hold strong hopes Of carrying Virginia for The r.
tional ticket in 1912
AS the situation now stands. A p Gulespis 4
TazeweH lawyer and cattle raiser II is exps..s
will be nominated for Governor by accIauazfsn
Candidates for all the state offices will be ut N
the field
The liquor question probably is the main star
issue in Virginia at this time as the anti-saIcou
league has been making strong fight for szsa
wide prohibition. Both the candidates contest
ing for the Democratic nomination for Govenr
are favoring local option, with the undertaking.
however. that they would sign prohibition bH
passed By the Legislature Mr. Slemp says Az
the Republican convention probably will sdEoze
local option and the adoption Of the county ua
system in local option counties
The state Republican platform viii also conan
plauks advocating the election Of stats coTpas
ton commissioners by the people and the ersstn
Of two boards 10 reorgsnize the present sysssz
q taxation in the state. according 70 Mr.. SsmR
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
~dSk WOODRUFF TO Run
For Mayor of Nc1c Hauen TO On
pose DiU1ded Densocracu
fsy Telegraph 70 Tn, --,,,,

tBy Telegraph 10 The
Ne" raven. July 1s-There is general demand
aels LOT s1-ssoVernor Holiin s. woodrun, who re-
s'red from Office on January l. 20 psrrnlt ,hs -. !.
his name the Republican candi6at. e. - ,. ~ u
The rnayoralty campaign has been onsnsa 80. .
rush by the return OF Mayor James 3 Mar,in 80
the White Mountains post haste upon the ap,,o,,.o
ment shat David 2 Fitzgerald had declared bi-o
self e candidate for the Democratic nomination
Fitzgerald had charge of Mayor Martins ca
paign two years ago His candidacy has made an
upset IN the Democratic camp. ard the splir he
eTessing daily.
Conservatives of the party have waited mr.,
Louis z. stoddsrd. president Of the Democratic
club. end have urged him TO become q candidate
Fitzgerald has offered withdraw In favor of
stoddsrd If Mayor Martin viii also withdraw but
Martin has refused.
Pressure OF business duties makes Ex-Governor
Moodrun. oisinclined to- heed the call of civic
associations for his nomination by the Republicans
Ex-senator Minotte e. ChatfeId who was the
nominee two years age; Frank c. Bushnell a
prominent business man; John II. Clarke. a former
Alaeruaan; former Senator Frank S. Butteryorfh
the old Yale football player; ELI Whitney formerly
State Senator; Henry Townshend formsrlv nres-
dent OF the Board Of Aldermen. and former State
Senator Franklin L. Homan the other Repub-
Jicaas whose names have been mentioned proni-
neDfiy IL is certain thai if the Ex-Governor Will
accept the nomination every other Republican can
didate viii withdraw and the machine viii consent
10 his nomination
The civic societies are thoroughly aroused az the
shortcomings of the present administration The
rate was raised materially, and ii Is asserted
that must be raised still higher this fall II is
esrrrsfed thEt city SHADE trees valued at more
shsn hslf . million dollars have died since The
sdn-:nEtrsEon took ofncs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Mr.. PLAT1 DISCUSSES NEW THEATRE

MiIVaukee. July sc. Foster Platt. who has
been engaged as stage director Of the New Thea
tire IN New York. is in Milwaukee. on his way 20
New York where his work begins August l.
Mr. Plstt says that long list OF notable artists
has been enga ged assist in the production OF
the best modern plays, and that the subscription
system adopted leaves the stage OF the New Thea
tire free from any influence Of the box Office. The
best American and foreign works will be pre-
sented. and. while the performances, as a rule
will be Of a subscription order. the open public
nghts-Tuesday and Thursday-Will have s. as
the highest price for seats. putting the produc-
tions within the reach Of the ordinary purse.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
NOT MINISTER AND AGENT TOO.
Superintendent Objects to Clergyman Preach
ing Insurance and Then Soliciting Business

Albany. July 26.-As result of adhering to his
policy to reject all applications to transact the
business OF life insurance agent except from
bona ide agents. Superintendent OF Insurance
Hotchkiss received unique letter to-day from an
insurance company protesting against his action
in declining grant certificate to clergyman
Next to the preaching of the gospel" says the
latter, 'the most godly thing Is life insurance"
The company says the minister in question has
pointed out in his sermons the benefits of life in
II don't object to ministers preaching to their
hocks the good To be derived from insurance" said
Superintendent Hotchkiss to-day but do streuu-
ously object to ministers preaching insurance
and then soliciting business"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
ARREST ALLEGED MT. KIsco BANDITS

Sheriff Scberp of Westchester and a posse of
deputies visited the New York City watershed
works at Mount Kisco last night and captured
three men who are believed TO be the bandits who
have been terrorizing wealthy New Yorkers who
summer homes near that place The gang il
is believed. is responsible for at least one murder
and a dozen robberies in the last few months. The
prisoners in the county jail at White Plains
all Italians. They give their names as James
Connata, Rosare Man6oni and Giuseppe Rubins.
Two of them have been identified by recent victims
Of rohberlss near Mount Kisco.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
QUEENS STARTS GREssER BOOM.
Politicians There Say He Will Make Ideal
Candidate for Mayor.

An insistent rumor was current yesterday in
Queens that the name of Borough President Law
renee Gresser had been added by the Democratic
leaders TO the list of eligibes for candidate for
Mayor Members OF the Committee of One Hum
dred of Queens were particularly active in spread
ing about this report and approving its purport
Though a Democrat, Gresser is not a Tammany
man. The members of the Committee of One Hun
dred say that he meets all the demands of the
independent voter, in being honest. competent and
experienced Gresser has all the civic organizations
af 0usens with him
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
THIRTEEN MORE INDICTED IN CHICAGO

Chicago, July 2e.-AdditionaI indictments in the
graft investigation containing charges against thir
teen keepers of dsoTderly establishments were re-
turned by the grand jury here to-day. The case of
Inspector Mccain has been set for hearing to-nor-
row morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
JAM TAX RATETHR0UGH
LIVELY FIGHT IN BOARD.
LeUg Nearly 1853 in Manhattan
Higher an Other BoroughS.

- The tax rate for 1909 for the various boroushs
: fixed yesterday by the Board OF Aldermen Is as
follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
FIats-Furnlshed
Flats-Unfurnlshed
cHlRoPoDIsTs AND MANIcuRIsTs
Painless Chiropodist

Cheapest rates; twenty years practice; New
York diplomas; all corns, bunions, club and
ingrowing nails removed for csc foot, Only
sterillzed instruments used. 7271a s. BROAD
WAY. Office hours a. m. to p. m; Sum
days, a. m. to p. M. 9-u-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
LOST AND FOUND
1I0RAGE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS PACKED IN THE
BTG RED VANS" SHIPPED, STORED
IN CLEAN WAREHOUSES;, PRIVATE
Rooms COAL AND WOOD. BOTH
PHONES, SHATTUCK NIMMO, lOs ~
SIXTH ST. e-I-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL
For boys and young men. Boarding and
day. Military drill, sloyd, gymnasium, g.
acre athletic field. 1s4s-53 Loveiace ave.
N. william Brick, M. A., Principal. Homa
23673. s-4-2mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

German Boarding
525 WEST TEMPLE.
Moe airy rooms and very best OF board
single rooms So; board So and up S-]]-SA
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
SIS CASH AND $40 MONTHLY

These lots are at the southwest
corner of Vermont and Manches-
ter avenues, high and level, with
gradual eastern slope, accessi-
bic to the ocean breezes, right
IN the course of San Pedro and
Wilmington, where 100000
will be spent for Improvements.
80 minutes from Second and
spring streets.
Take Redondo car marked
Strawberry Park" or via Sun
nyside, in front of our office.
Tell conductor to let you off at
Manchester avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms in private family; large front ROOM
suitable for couple or two Gentlemen, .
Home comforts: rent reasonable. Phone
rsso, g-21-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnished

s90O WEEK UP-NEWLY FURNISHED
clean respectable, hot and cold running wa.
ter. electricity, sunshine free bath central
location. 326la S. SPRING ST., over Jlln
Iefriee, cafe o-1j-1i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

PLEASANT SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
for one or two gentlemen, an private fam
Iy. Prices reasonable. 124 SO. BROAD
WAY. Phone 31307 S-|A-'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

FOR RENT-LARGE. AIRY FRONT KCONi'
we'll furnished, with bath, in private Ian Iaii
lily; $40 month; gentlemen preterreu, I or, SiS-
Ptoie @-'o'' 9-21-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
INVESTIGATE NOW
SC Fare

The Sc fare which has just been
granted to the residents of this
district; the expenditure of $780,
900 on Agricultural park and the
consolidation of San Pedro with
Los Angeles are causing great
activity to homeseekers as well as
spectators to Put their money in
this selected location. The eleva-
'on gives a clear view of Los
Angeles and the mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

THE ST. REGIS. 237 S. FLOWER; MAIN
2s9O: A7336-5 minutes TO Third ana
Broadway: beautiful front rooms. suitabie
for two ladies or gentlemen SIC month;
81 week. 9--A-"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

WELL, TTrTNTsHFD SUNNY ROOM IN A
modern home westlake district; waiNlns
distance west Seventh street car Pnone no.
52611 75S HARTFORD AVE 800
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

1435 s. FLOWER T.-BEAUTIFULLH
furnished spare rooms, suites and Lg9Isi sihgIe !;
also sleeping porch private homei muS,ea, SIC q
atmosphere; linguistic advantages
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
DENTIsTS

DR, BACHMANN, 2O5-2O6 Majestic Theatel
Bldg, sa5 5. BdwAy. FS6sIJ Main ssla
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
FOR SALE
Real Estate-UncIassIfied

FOR sALE-IMPRovED PROPERTY WHICH
pays per cent on s25. 900; price, $500; pur-
chaser can lease at once for to years.
Address BOX A, Station D, city. s-2S-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED OUT
side rooms for light housekeepingi rent
Reasonable Block from car line l405
FIFTH ST, Santa Monica. s-zz-4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, SIN
gle or en- suite near new pier conVen'e1s en5
for fishermen; kitchen privileges aof
OCEAN AVE. Santa Monica S-14-7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

WE'LL FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS IN
modern home, westlake district; walking
distance. w. Seventh car. Phone 526l1. 15S
HARTFORD AVE. S-S4-'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

Two FRONT NICELY FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms; bath, phone; close
in: private home; adults preferred; $l2.
438 CUSTER AVE. s-21-d
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23

FOR sALE-UPRIGHT PLANO IN FINE SON-
ALTON, only S1OO for immediate GRls. Call for
inApection. t1s W. FIFTH 81. a-a'NA
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
Government Lands

70 CENTS PER ACRE TO LOCATE YOU ON
1sO acres land. e. cUMBY, 400 Chamber Of
Commerce bldg. 5-e-lIIlo ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-23
CARPET CLEANING

pf0NEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
ircornorated w c. CLINE, president.
sss s. OLIVE ST. Tel. Home F2SSo; Sunset
SSa,n S17 9-1s-tt
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-29
PRETTY RUN.

A. NJ. Warner made a Business trip
to Iron Mound Friday.
Miss Goldie WalIingford, of Gym
thiana, who has been spending sew
eral weeks with her brother, Thomas
WallingfOrd, of Winchester, has re-
TUNED home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Gray's little
boy is very low with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gray visit
ed his brother, Charlie Gray, Tues
day.
Mr.. William Mann is moving into
town and will reside on jefferson
street.
Mrs. w. 0. Florence will entertain
number of friends next week with
a house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann were
in Lexington Monday on business.
Mrs. Joe Fielder and daughter
Leila, were the pleasant guests of
Mrs. Jeff Hill alst week.
Little Roy Fox has been very i'll
with pneumonia, but we are glad to
know that he is slowly improving.
Mr.. w. E. Little attended court day
at Winchester Monday.
Miss Carrie Lee Warner spent sew
eral days with Leila Fielder.
Mr.. Henry A. Fielder and wife
were the present guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Fielder Sunday.
Mr.. Henry A. Fielder and wife
were the pleasant guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Fielder Sunday.
Miss Carrie Lee Warner, of Win
chester will start next week to visit
friends near Iron Mound and will
start from there to spend several
days with relatives at Irvine.
Joe Fielder attended court day at
Winchester Monday.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-29

AT the Winchester Theatre on
Thursday evening, February 4th will
be presented that much admired play
Of Augustus Thomas, "The Witching
Hour" 1t is an attraction that will
probably pack the theatre at every
performance for every man and
woman in this city who attends
amusements, has either. seen, or
heard, or read something of this won
derful play. Augustus Thomas is a
master of his art. He writes a drama
and the people in the drama are the
same ones you have seen in the same
localities, as witness "Arizona," GAL
ALBANIA" and a dozen others. "The
Witching Hour" has its scenes laid in
Louisville and Washington. The
people are the people of those cities.
But around them the playwright
weaves a story of intense interest.
And in this case he has gone far
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-29
SNOW CREEK.

Marion Curtis attended court al
Winchester Monday.
Mrs. John Stone is very sick at
this writing.
Marion Curtis visited his sister in
Clark county last Sunday.
Little Cora Martin, daughter of
Dock Martin and wife, died at her
home Thursday morning at O'Clock
with head and spinal trouble. She
has no brothers or sisters but host
of relatives and friends to mourn
her loss. The remains were Inferred
on the family graveyard.
Miss Maggie Wood is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Charlie Ewens was in this
midst Tuesday shaking hands with
friends.
Bert Kerr purchased a horse from
Henderson Vivion. Price unknown.
Misses Jamie Villains, Lula Nib
lac, Messrs. Gilbert Johnson and Jim
Frank Williams visited Miss Edith
iNiblac Saturday night and Sunday.
Several from here attended court
at Winchester Monday.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-29

JIM JEFFRIEs, THE CENTRAL LIGHT IN
PUGILISM AT PRESENT.
not begin for some time to come. JEFF
fries. however, will probably go on the
road and pick up small fortune in
the meantime. His partner in the Los
Angeles ''booze emporium" says that
Jeffries is after coin and that he will
resume boxing in order to fit himself
for real work in the ring.
Jim Corbett has taken the fact that
a negro holds the title SO much to
heart that he has started training in
view of bout with Johnson. Corbett
is forty-two years old, but says that
with six months training he will beat
the colored man.
Corbett's declaration that he Is to
re-enter the ring is not taken seriously
by the sporting public. Gentleman
Jim" is ''all In" as far as fighting is
concerned, Is the belief.
1t is doubtful if Corbett could defeat
Johnson when the former was in his
prime. The colored giant Is just as
clever as Corbett ever was and can
deliver a much harder waliop. Corbett
is only boxer; he never was a fighter.
and the general opinion is that John
son would knock him out In Jig time
If the pair ever met.