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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15
DAYIs-WOOpRUFF.
Texas Couple Married Mt Piedmont
Springs Hotel.


Admission, Sept. 14.-(Special Mr..
John Glenn Davis and Mrs. Hattie Byrd
Woodruff of Dallas, Texas, were mar
ried at the Piedmont Springs Hotel
Rev. H. B. Rawls Of Piedmont ofici-
ating.
The ceremony occurred in the pres
ence of a number OF friends of the cou-
pie from Piedmont and elsewhere and
the guests of the hotel.
After partaking of a sumptuous din
ner, rendered the party the bride and
groom left for Birmingham from
which city they will go to New Or
leans, and thence to Dallas,
Mrs Davis formerly resided in An
niston and is well known here For
some time she has been residing in
Dallas. Mr.. Davis is one of the most
prominent and respected citizens of his
city.
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BELL Roy FLIES
Caught In Act of RObbInG Phon.
Booth.

Caught In Act OF RObblng 'PhOnP
Booth.
Mobile. Sept. 4-(Special.) Employ
ed as bell boy at the Battle House
and caught in the act or trying to file
the lock off the telephone pay station.
Will Ware. a negro. made his escape
after a struggle with the hotel clerk.
The negro attempted to Ale the
lock during the early hours Of this
morning, and when he had about
completed the job. the clerk discover
ed what the negro A., was doing and
grabbed him. The negro broke loose
and escapes, but as he lives here and
is well known, his arrest will prob.
ably follow.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15
Chicken Thief Cauxht

Charged with being the man who has
raided chicken houses in Pensacola for
many months. taking only the finest
breeds Of various docks. Edmond
Stephens, a negro. was placed on trial
In the criminal court this morning and
this afternoon a jury returned YER
diet of guilty.
Two or 500 fine chickens have disap-
peared during the period that Stephens
operated, but IL is not yet known how
he disposed of them.
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KENNEDY I'm Eufaula.

Telegram received today from DR..
Mallory Kennedy, who left here a few
days ago on a run in his auto to New
York and return, states that he reached
Eufaula this morning, where he will
remain for several days, an accident to
the car necessitating that he lay up for
repairs. This was his first accident
and despite bad roads he has made
good time.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15
PETITION FOR soMERvrLLE.
Friends Would Have Tuscaloosa Man
I'm Supreme Court.

Demopolis. Sept. 14-(Special)--A
petition, being signed by every men,
Der of the Demopolis bar has been
forwarded to Governor Conner asking
him to appoint Ormond Somerville, of
Tuscaloosa, to the vacancy on the su-
preme bench, due to the resignation
OF Judge benson. of Lafayette.
A gentleman residing near Octagon
In this county, while in Demopolis
saturday. was asked what the people
OF his neighborhood were going to do
with the constitutional prohibition
amendment, and replied: why, my
people are not ready to vote them
selves into slavery yet We are going
to vote against the amendment"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15

Charley Moses Is under arrest at the
city jail charged with grand larceny
1t is alleged that Moses stole a BIZ
cycle from the back yard of the Cath
Ollie School at McDonough and Adams
street. Charles Strieble claims to be
the owner OF the wheel which he
values at $25. Moses case will come
up for trial today.
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Once tried always used
MANHATTAN CORN
e2.50 gallon I'm glass Jugs
Express Paid.
GRefl Trading Co. Pensacola, Fla
PANpELIo ARRAIGNEp.
Alleged Prohibition Violator Appears
In Court.

In Court.
Mobile. Sept Especial -Charged
with violating the prohibition law.
Mike Pandelto was arraigned before
Judge Afford in the Inferior Criminal
Court today and his case was contin-
ued until September 81. when Judge
Afford will make his decision in sew
eral cases as to whether or not they
are entitled to a jury trial.
The first contest of the Fuller bill
was held before Judge Afford when the
case of J. Zuckerman was heard, at
torneys for the defense contending he
had a right tn jury trial. while the
Solicitor contended that he had to go
direct to trial.
Judge Afford will make his decision
on September 81.
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PATROL DRIVER ACCUSED.
'O1ice Communications Hears Charges

Police Commission Hears Charges
Against Torrance.
Mobile, Sept. 14.-(Special.) 1.-The Po-
lice Commission was called in special
session tonight to investigate charges
filed by Chief Giblin against Patrol
Driver George Terrain :e, of insurbordi-
nation, the chief alleg ing that Torrance
aided 7. x. Alexander. who was hold
In the city prison, to secure his free
dom.
A continuation of the case was asked
by Torrance to get his witnesses. Tor
rance will resist the charge.
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TWO uNRuLY NEGROES.
They Defy Arrest And Are In Mobil
Hail

They Defy Arrest And Are In Mobile
Jail.
Mobile. Sept. 14--(SpeciaD-Rec
ing informatio that several negroes
In the neighborhood of Three Rivers,
twenty miles from Mobile, were Great
Ing a disturbance and were defying
the people of that section. posse of
deputy sheriffs went to the scene late
this afternoon and arrested Stamford
Carter and Robert Harriss, the former
charged with tres2assing and the lat
ter with violating the peace
The former when arrested had two
shot guns and was defying the people.
Complaint was made by Stewart of
Stewart and Butt who own mills in that
section of the conduct of the negroes
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EVERYBODY HAS ONE.
Send Your Heavy Suit to he Steam
Cleaned by Hollis Dye Works.
Union Spring. SCHOOLS Open j..

Union Springs. Sept. 14.-(Special)-
The opening of the public schools here
today were attended with the usual ex.
ercises The exercises were held in
the school auditorium and addresses
we've made to the pupils by the super
intendent, Prof. w. r. Harrison, Rev
j. M. Thomas and Rev. r. L. Bell.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15

We wouId like to Mail You Free
A Beautiful Souvenir Panel
Send tn YOsr Name,
Postal Will Do.
Grefi Trading Co.. Pensacola. Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15

Nursing Mothers and Malaria.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTELESs
CHILL TONIC. drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Fer grown people and
children. sec. -
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Mobile, Sept. 14--tSpecial)--An north
ern paper, Ia speaking of the engage
nient Of Paul de Wendell Chaudron of
Mobile, to Miss Dorothy Sarah Denig
Of Lafayette, Ind. says:
THE groom-elect Is the only child
OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis de Wendell
Chaudron, and with his father the last
OF the famous family of emigres to la
Louisiana. Both the de vendels de Ge-
nance and the Chaudron families have
produced men and women notable in
the history of old and New France.
The grandmother of Paul Chaudron
was Adelaide de Wendell, who as Ma
dame Paul simon Leopold Chaudron.
translated the court stories of Louise
Muhlbach and was the author of other
noted works. Her son Louis married
Miss Aline Brewer. daughter of II. o.
brewer. the cotton prince of New
York and Mobile. thus directly connect
ing the youngest scion with the For
syth, Ogden and Hull families so not
able In Southern sociality."
Tn Honor of Mrs. Pugh.
News from Enterprise says:
Mrs G. w. Burgess entertained
Wednesday afternoon in compliment to
her sister, Mrs. w. s. Pugh. of Mobile.
"A musical contest was the feature OF
the Afternoon. The guests were pro-
vided with pencil and paper, with
which they wrote the names of the
songs played by Miss Burgess to Illus
frafe the story of THE Maid and Her
Lover" Miss Viola Mason, guessing
the greatest number OF songs. was
awarded the prize. a roll of music. and
Mrs. T, L. Wainwright receiving con.
ISOLATION in a box OF bon bons. Miss
Mary Stubblefield added to the pleas
ure OF the afternoon bv singing. The
guests were Mrs. w. S. Pugh. Mrs. w.
O'Ferrall. Mrs. r. II. Deas. Mrs. T. l.
wainwright. Mrs. O. r. Oliphant. Mrs
Robert H. Horr. Mrs. c. W. Hamper
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likes HIS Chicken.
Tom King. negro. said to be a
known chicken thief. Is in the county
tail charged with that offense. He will
he tried today.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15

Send ms your orders for Schlitx Beer.
Ten dozen to casl<, $1,000 r. o. ID.
GRIEL TRADING CO., Pensacola, Fla.
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MARINE NEWS.

Galveston. Tex. Sept. 14.-Arrived:
Steamers Disa, (Swed), Ingvardsen,
Frontera; Inkuls, (Br). Alcide, Port
Talbot: Concho. Young, New York; Sa-
tiIla. Mason. New York.
Cleared Steamers Crispin (Br).
Hughes Liverpool and sailed: Matte
avian CBr), Simpson. Bremen IkbaI,
(Rr). Pearse New Castle via Bremen.
Sailed; Steamers Ell Paso, Knowles.
New York: Hornhy Castle (Br) Walt.
ers. Antwerp and Client
New Orleans. La. Sept. 14.-Clea red
Steamers Thelma (Nor). Gram, Tam
pico via Puerto. Mexico. and Vera
Cruz: Austriana. (Br). Harrison, Hull
and Hamburg via Stettin: Navigator
Nor. Jacobsen. Truxillo via Ceiba
Nor, (Nor), Odfjell, Progresso; Excel
sior. Birney. New York.
Port Eads La. Sept. 4.-Arrived:
Steamers Joseph Vaccaro. (Br), Simp-
son. Ceiba; Excelsior, Blrney. New
York; Bernicia,( Br), Calvert Port
Arthur; Suningdale (Br), Lindemann
Progresso; Dictator tNor), Haraldsen
Port Barrios via Puerto Cortez and
Belize Ellis (Nor>, Hansen. Port Ii
mon.
Sailed: Steamers Heredia (Br)
Stevenson, Rocas del Toro via Belize
Port Barrios and Port Llmon.
Mobile, Ala, Sept 14.-Arrived
Steamers San Marcos, Davidson, Gal
weston schooner Hieronymus, (Br),
Sommerville. Cienfuegos.
Sleared; Steamers-Marylands, (Br)
Thomas. Gulfport; San Marcos. David
son, New York.
Pensacola, Fla. Sept. 14.-Cleared:
Steamers-Anglo Canadian. (BrO.
O'Connor, Galveston; Columbia. (Aus).
Dminak. Barcelona.
Spoken steamer Concord. reports
speaking on August 90 in latitude
25.39, North. 22.38 West. small French
Ketch. steering north asked to be re-
ported.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15

Try genuine bottled COca-COla. 1t o.
delicious AMI refreshing. Refuse sub
stitutes for they are dishonest. Adv
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Encountered a Storm.


Invitations were sent out this morn
ing by the Pensacola Yacht and Motor
Club to yacht clubs all along the
gulf coast from Tampa to Galveston
to come. here and participate In the
regatta during the early portion of
November. when vessels of every class
will race for handsome prizes.
According to the invitations sent
out a regatta will be held In which
boats of certain lengths will be class
ed separately. thus giving those Of
small size an opportunity of carrying
off prizes.
Already one of the New Orleans
clubs has accepted an invitation and
will send over a number of vessels.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15
ODOM IS ACCUSED
MADE AGAINST PENsA-
COLA CONSTABLE.
May he Brought Into n Florida Court
Motor Boat Club II Plan
ming For the
Racea.

Pensacola, Fla. Sept 14.-(Special)
Constable w. c. Odom. elected one
year ago by the residents of the
northern portion of the county. 10
to face two charges in the criminal
court. which convened yesterday, and
while the informations against him
have not as yet been filed by the coun-
ty solicitor and the date set the
charges are pending.
One charge Is that he pointed a re-
volver at prisoners while they were
locked In the county jail, the Tailor
being unaware Of what the constable
was doing. as he had made a request
to look through the jail on visit to
the city.
Another charge developed today
when a negro entered a plea of guilty
to carrying a razor concealed on his
person. The negro in his statement
to the court announced that he also
had a fine 38-calibre revolver. which
Constable Odom had taken. stating to
the prisoner that he would make no
charge against him for carrying the
weapon, but would keep the revolver.
Encountered Storm.
Encountering a storm Of much Sc
verify in the gulf the British steam
err Wrathfield. which Is to take car
go OF lumber and timber here, reached
port last night. and the master re-
ports that the hurricane was one of
the worst of his long experience on
the sea. He reported that for hours
with full steam on his vessel could
make no Roadway but practically ra-
manned stationally while immense
waves broke over the decks. and car
ried everything which was not fasten-
ed down
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-15

Mrs. r.. NJ. Buckley. Misses Lottie and
Alice Smith. Viola Mason. Mary Stub
blefeld. Marion o'FerraIl and little
Helen O'Ferrall.
The evening world., 1909-02-09
Expects a Match With Peer
less Shrubb at Five or
Ten Miles.

books It wou'd probaIly never -
equa.,ad, In the actual running Of the
Marathon Syanburg Vas taken sick on
the road. He had bad attack OF
cramps six different times. hut manag 4d
to finish ninth behind Hayes
IN the previous Olvmpic Marathon NJ
lo6 a. Athens. Svanoerg finished second
TO Steering, the little Canadian. Who
Won ]. Up to this rac- Syan1erE lad
neye- run more than five miles at a
time. Svan5crg isI't unknown 10 tho
Americans who wen. abroad 10 t..
O!ympis games. They know him very
wei, Il Tor no other reason than gis
taking tho measure of all o. them In
distance races In Sweien after the
Olympic contests BDnhag and the rest
Of them swear by him az a wonderful
rune.
Bruno Soders.rum, the great Swedish
pole vaulter, who was something Of A
sensation mere last spring during hls
short stay In this country, is Of the
opinion that Svan0erg can beat any
Mlra,houer livip; Svanberg is due 10
arrive here Feb q.
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as to Himself he Hands
Out Praise to Ameri-
can Fighters.

get N his sleep. rs & mistake, ne
saws, to 70. pleasure Interfere with
your rest,
DrIscoll ism, a Marathoner wien Il
comes to road work. II lie covers five
miles through that WeStchester mud
each day he IS doing nicely. /; might
be- said. however. that i've miles N the
mud around Cannuns il equal To
ten elsewhere. for shoes accumulate
pounds Ok softenei slime in a short
time
lie must ne great fighter" SAYS
JerL IN talking Of A'tell. tie only man
vino stands between him and the
worlds championship. 81 II he isn't he
couldn't he where he Is"
! Drisroll has lots IT praise for the
American fighters hn las met here.
Mario gave MIN 4 hard tight. ne says.
and so did BALDWIN Both are good
men
Did YOU experience any trouble beat
ing them he wss asked.
Indeed. ! did, sir got some good
ciolts from both thl: wouldn't want.
20 take again"
What do vow do when you are hi,
hard and dazel2"
Really, don't know. sir. Try 10
s'n that | am not hit again"
The evening world., 1909-02-09
TO.NIGHT'S FIGHTS.

At tie Brown Gymnasium A. A.
stag-Charley sieger va. Harry Pc =
ers Of Boston, in main bout Of ten
rounds. In the semi-hnal, Felix lie
Roy VS.. George elbows McFadden
for six rounds. Four other bouts.
At Long Acre A. c. steg-Joe
Sicger, OF Denver, VS. Joe Bedel, OF
Brooklyn, ten rounds in star bout.
Five other good bouts will preccde
Il.
At Plttsburg-"Young Corbett" VS..
Null Bowse-. of Plttsturg, six
rounds.
At Boston-Owen Moran vs. Matty
Baldwin, twelve rounds, Armory
Athletic Association.
At Philadaphia-Young Britt vs..
Willie Gibos, six rounds, Douglass
\. G.
The evening world., 1909-02-09
Phil Kearney
Makes Lamy Look
Like a Novice

Phi Kearney. Of the Wanderers
Hockey Club was the star Of tho In
ternationa indoor skating champion.
ships held nj 81. Nicholas Rink last
night. f1r outshin!ng Lamy. tho Sara
nae Lake flyer, who holds most Of the
outdoor records.
Lamy gave as an excuse that lie had
forgotten to bring hts skates with him
and had to borrow 4 pair after lie
reached here. He also claimed that the
Snort turns On the indoor track both
cred him.
in any even, Kearaoy made him loo,;
IKE novice both In tn, hall mile and
:a.'" championship, LGr.y not getting
q place in either event. Thomas Rice.
OF tile =. Nicolas Stating Cluh. woa
;he ha't-m..e no,.e'. While tho .arii-
zap went 10 T.. \. ray.a.. o., ,.p Na,
YORK y. {" win handicap Of s.S =
The evening world., 1909-02-09
Gossip
Sporting News
in Small Chunks
~oo>o~oo>>-~>>oo-

Charlie Her7o=. NJ the Giants, hii mar
row escape from serious injury While driving
an automobile A. Wimington Del. yestcr-
day EuieavoTing to save the occupants o.
tnr marnH. rom injury hy horse that hii
hnsn scored h. the machine, her2og tried To
send the car across a ditch but landed In
the bottom. one u tNs women In The party
suffered n sprliHed ankle, and all the o'nr:
Occupants w'ie badly shaken Up.
Td'v MAD 4 Marathon race over in Brook.
lE5 ias' Hi=Nl T. EEE - amateur event a.
,l,gmon; athletic Gun. ,ThiTty.seyea run.
a-rs started. bur = dozen az them quit bsfu-s
th.i oi the distance. nal been finished.
While the tw"H:y.,Iy" who s'il remained in
ne rnc" We're no. making any particular e.
'or's 10 nrrik rero;is. Thee nun lrsi p. opIe
"nTn present.. ana the" oheered the runners
every tlWo ihcy woke NJ.
II an tvrI'lrr ii.e.n.ile cross.coun'rv race
In East New York Sunday. Mckc" MELON
oqgh. u the New, Lots Athletic club won in
NJ! minutes. There was a field Of thirty
and tho contest was close all the way To the
i,ntsn. George Dowerman. Of the Vermont
\. -. club. w1s s.cC.,. AMI JACK Patton.
u the Trinity Club. wGs third.
The evening world., 1909-02-09
McGcvcrn Beats O'DonnelI.

'speoia' 10 TT. Evening World
W1LKES-BARRE. Pa, Feb. 9.-PhiI
McGOyern, Of Brooklyn. brother Of
the Terrible Terry, met Bert O'Donrell.
local hoy, in siN-round mill before
the Peerless \. g. last night. McGov-
ern had the hes. OF the fight, although
ODonnell forced the fighting a, times.
There was nothing Of sensational ma.
turt during tho fight; neither man be.
Ing able to secure a touchdown.
The evening world., 1909-02-09
Rah! Boys viii
Root for MQcSherru

win fn- twelve rounds a. the Armory A. A.,
and II these ads don't put no a wonderful
fight the done Will certainly he cry bad. In
the semi final Eddie Johnson q. this city
son Is fighting in his hes; form jus; now
SAL ough. to win.
twelve round bout at the Arrorv 4
4. Of Boston tonight has been matched
to meet Tommy ianglor. the Quaker City
fighter. for six rounds. at the Washirst1n
SPORTING clpA. OF Philadelphia. on Monday
evening, Feb. Is. Langion gave Jsn pris.
coll hard battle before the same club
week aGo last nlEht
The evening world., 1909-02-09

quite a bit" | said. do YOU We
"Oh, yes" said Jabez. in an offhi
hawking in this. ! should quite Tx
and stage people do things in full dress
why not fighter
The logic OF this was unansweraoIe'
And I've seen lots OF fights in which
both men could have worn boiled SHIRTS
and high collars without adding any
thing to their laundry bills.
White Is M odest.
Jabez White, however, isn't That KIM
Of A fighter. told Jabez that while
missed the pleasure Of seeing his one
fight in America, I had been Informed,
on excellent authority, that ne had
made remarkable showing White
looked solemn.
II should ave won that time ne
said. They tell me outboxei Britt
for fifteen rounds. Then ! got hi
tired But Britt never put me OUT
was on my knee, Just getting up at the
count Of six, when the police jumped in
n. the end Of the twentieth round Il
was ard to lose that fight-the only
mark against me in all my record
'How many times have you fouSnt'
III could 'ardly say" said White. i
don't get many chances to fight In Eng
land. There are few men to meet me.
I only ave good fight about once
year. We don't count the short bouts
IA our records there, but II | should
count In the four-round fights as YOU do
ERE I should say about urdred'
There's nobody left there for me to
bAwx except, perhaps, Johnny sum
mers. and after beat i'm there
wouldn't be any more. So came over
'ere would like TO fight Nelson FIRST
but III fight anybody. suppose III
ave to show YOU before | can get the
big match, won't I? I'd like TO fight
often, you know
How about Paris" put in, shifting
the cut
Says Paris Is Fierce.
White smiled. In fact, le srlnned
widely. His English friend, or man
aver. chucked a few chucklas. The
things they pull of In Paris" he said,
lis awful"
Here the photographer hu::od in to
ray that his camera was ready White
posed first for his down hook This
celebrated punch, he explains, is the
reverse OF an upper-cut, and is pct in
ventlon Of his own. Il ttals EN-
npArt " saws Jahey
Stripped to fighting toys White Is the
picture of an athlete. He IA long-armed,
sinewy and built for the game. He is
as clever, they tell me. as lem Dr!sColl
himself. And II there's truth IN that
report nothing fore need be- slil. lev
so through tie local crop ut "sa..
weights like a smlet through ua.ts:.
a BE ATTELL is going 70 show 'n
~ New York again. lie Is 10 fSut
\ lem Drlsco.l at last, after hem.
ming and having about for months.
When A!tell wants to he can nsht. But
Abe is somewhat peculiar. P,aIn-spoken
people have been heard 10 say that lis
chief characteristic Is curyliEear lrragu-
iarlty, expressed IN a shorter and ug'is-
word. Abe's last appearance IN New
York was In bout with Marty Bald
VIM In which he faxed. Aue,l las
habit OF taking through one or two
short bouts in order to work up interest
IN longsr one with q bigger purse
attached. He faxed with Moran a few
months ago IN va" tia, didn't a ia TO
his California popu'arty.
II he tries TO stan along wI.l D-iscoIl
The evening world., 1909-02-09

showed the oes underneath quite
g bit of toff eh?'
Quite bit" / said. do you that in England"
O said Jab an should feel quite ONE
hawking in this should like bawx in know Acroba
The evening world., 1909-02-09
CHAMPION DRISCOLL UPSETS
ALL THE TRAINING TRADITIONS

Drscoll is M at Cannon's road house,
in Westchester. He has made this
comfortable hosiery his training quar-
ters since his arrival here, and no likes
1t. although II is miles away from all
scenes of activity and pleasure.
The evening world., 1909-02-09

Cornell will have hard football schedule
nA,t fall nine games being on the list IN.
Ludng contests with Harvard chicago AMI
Pennsylvania Fortham pets game with
Cornell on OCT 90
The evening world., 1909-02-09

Frank Chance and Charlie Murphy. 81 the
0Ai,ago cubs. have got 'pgctatr after Murphy
has figured that he has received al the al.
vsrtlsir. he car get .1r the CUBS out VI his
a legged trouble With. IHance. THs time
Chance has signed n fouT'y"ar contract. AMI.
7 course. Murphy Is calming another peHln,
..E-t nNly.
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meet ANYBODY,
BUT / WANT TO
GET AT NELSON"
That's What Jabez White, Of England,
Is Visiting This Country For at the
Present Time-Claims Britt
Didn't Beat Him.

YABEZ WHITE. lightweight cham.
pion Of England, walked into
J The Evening World Office yes.
Ierday afternoon in his dress suit
It's true that Jabez wore a green vest
over the open front, also that he had
on an overcoat that concealed the
splendor OF his apparel; also that he
wore suit OF tights underneath,
Jabez didn't have on the full dress
for the purpose of making hit with
us. He was prepared, like thought
full fighting man, to pose for as many
photographs as We might care TO
take, and to be as obliging as We
might wish in the matter OF costume,
COWS this for your National Club"
remarked Jabez, as he peeled the
The evening world., 1909-02-09

Sol M.,zger. S.t wear aeai coach o: the
Pennsylvania team has been elected to hold
Inc same position next fail Metzger Will
again have fun charge of the team,
The evening world., 1909-02-09

mi nuInJ r'lRCuMSTANTIAL. EVIL
VIlI UuII DENCE, Sam chip & Mary
I'LL IIV|Hl Marble. Annette Eellermlnn
VVSVm a. stella Mayhem others