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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15

sleeping or waking, that would indl-
cate him guilty of murder.
1.-THE only thing that seems to
bother him is his mother and father
He writes home nearly every day.
telling them he is getting along as
we'll as could be expected, but his
letters never touch upon the crime
he was convicted of. except to ask
what is being done to trace the MUIR
derers of jamie Sharp.
"Permenter is a bright, jovial sort
of boy, but the confinement is telling
on him to some extent. He sleeps
about twelve hours a night, and is,
gain weight, but he does not look(
as well as when he came here.
81 have been to his cell at night,
but have never found him awake He
sleeps sound, and when he awakes in
the morning he seems refreshed and
fit for hard work.
Gle has discussed the murder of
jamie Sharp with NE some. as he has
with every one who visits him, but
has never said anything that could
be construed into even an intimation
that he committed the crime. He has,
on the contrary, said he believed two
other fellows committed the deed, and
these, from what I can understand,
were active in the prosecution of
Swinton.
HE seems to think everything will
turn out right in the end, and 7 be-
lieye it will"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15
TOOK POSTAL FUNDS
Now Edwards Young Man Must Serve
Three Years in TIE Atlanta Fed
eral Prison.
OBJ Assoctotea .Preas.l

Jackson, Miss. Nov. 15.-Kendricks
Perkins, son of the former postmaster
at Edwards, Miss, was given a sent
ence Of three years this morning to the
federal prison at Atlanta, for embez-
element of postal funds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15

WANTED-I you want Job, want
extra employees, want to sell or buy,
advertise in the classified columns
of The News. n
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15

Thos. Ferguson sells real estate
and loans money to pay for 1t. 9-tf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15

NOTICE-All persons interested in
the Cooperative Mercantile Com
pany of Sumrall, Miss, are hereby
notified to meet at the office of the
]. ]. Newman Lumber Company.
Sumrall, Miss, Friday, November
25th, 1880 p. m, for the purpose of
effecting a permanent organization
o. r. Davis, A. B. Welsh and R. r.
Hudson. 15-1t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15
TEMPLAR BANQUET.
The Menu and Toast Cards Will be a
Neat Souvenir.

Hattiesburg Commandery X. 7. No.
= will hold an interesting conclave
at its asylum this evening, when the
order of Malta will be conferred upon
Camp. J. C. Brown of this city and
Comp |. NJ. Boone, of Vanilla. Later
these will be created knights Tenn
plar. Every Templar in the city is
urged to attend the conclave, as this
evening the work of the year is to
be concluded, making total of II
additions.
The annual election will take place
December IL.
The menu and toast cards for the
annual banquet, which is booked for
November II, at Hotel Hattiesburg,
which came from the printers today,
will be a neat souvenir.
Among the toasts will be these:
"Our Guests, the Ladies"-Sir Flete
c. Hathorn.
Masonry, it's Teachings'-Sir w.
M. Conner.
Order of the Eastern Star"-P. w.
G. NJ, Mrs. Myra c. Eaton.
Sketches of Past Commanders
Sir s. E. Travis.
"Templary"-Em. Sir e. E. Conner.
Sir J. p. Carter, past commander,
will preside as POSTMASTER.
Acceptances thus far show an at
tendance af about 1875 Sir Knights
and Ladies. The affair promises to be
an enjoyable one.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15

When a cold becomes settled in the
system, it will take several days treat
ment to cure it, and the best remedy
to use is Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy. 1t will cure quicker than any
other, and also leaves the system in a
natural and healthy condition. Sold
by Hays & Sield, Druggists, Hatties-
burg, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15

Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful 1t is caused by
rheumatism of the muscles, Quick
relief is afforded by applying Chamber
lain's Liniment Sold by Hays &
Field, Hattiesburg, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NO Tue . ONEDT ON0'
Notice to Creditors OF
Isaac M. Boney, Deceased.

Isaac M. Boney, Deceased.
Letters of Administration having
been granted on the Goth day of Oc-
tober, 1910, by the Chancery Court Of
Forrest County, Mississippi, to the
undersigned upon the estate of Isaac
NJ Boney, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said Court for
probate and registration according to
law within one year from this date,
or they will be forever barred.
This the 31st day of October, 1910.
D. H. BONEY, Administrative.
J. E. DAVIS, Solicitor. 1-3tues
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-15
SENATOR CLAY DEAD.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 15.-The death
of U. s. Senator Clay will bring about
an interesting political condition.
Governor-elect Hoke Smith will at
the coming session of the legislature
be elected to the vacancy. This will
call for another election for governor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-03
KEEP UP THE WORK.

every practically clear sweep Tor the
Republicans Tuesday well remember " there Is
Republicans
resting easy there should be an ounce o
the Of nakn the
probably soHdy Republican today than at any
Of IN hfth
especially
be supported sr by the majority.
money Democrats The Democratic leader IS
prepared victory be do it. Talk IS Of whole
of
dav ranns duty will be TO
This
substantial
for it. hut ] is by many, nevertheless.
the a
oodna will ook plain wholesale
At any rate it Republican their good
work and with unth polls They
in their nothing allowed that will make
the closing hour Of he campaign less
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-03


reeEch Infantry. n addition 70 oaI-
taIlon q MARINES, 4 he.h- doop1e" =
the rn-aifant civil TeNo.UI lohlaiN. WI" az
impatient 70 gather the fruits OF the-F
triumph,
On the otatF manu- mona ''iN' o-'l'e
holsters VINO save sworn ".'t''"nsT -
rhe republic. INSIST upon retaining 'He-1
positions.
HE MINISTER OF l0s'i'e = -Id'","- =
bill jooA-nG I" the seP"fal-o" Oh me
church ana Ntaje. Inc F'h"".,g"h pre-
declares tha5 the presence OF =, r'oL9IE no.
Ma>r--a. "A',h N'nNi21gI ! p1'-' '-'
paPal nuneio. lef' on 4oafd al ,he huH'''
allure when he departed i"f Rome. IS
parallel case t" that 81 Mons -h9f Mon.
ta-nlhi. eN-serFeJaf\ OF 'he papa Hu"'-
allure at faIis, VINO was eAPt4eo from
France. and insists tAat, IKE Non
tagnlnl. Aonslguor MaseLa should be
expelled.
The foreign deht OF Portugal IS estl
mated at o-hN.uoV,VVn. IT Is SAID tha'
the Brazilian government has recog
n.zed the republic
Tie secularization Of the schools IN
volve the replacement Of religious IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-03
ANOTHER OPIUM
SEIZURE MADE
Tr,,nkfuI of Contraband Dope Is
Auain Discovered in Express
Office.

v..+ar7av's investigation into the
'YS'''''''' -. a,,s,,;.+onsIv COM
opium smuggling : :" ''-'i o1.
menced at the beginning OF the "'SN'
resulted in the seizure. carry III INC
T.. reimbursement more tins of
e\ emmy -
uhS'"''I' ~. ho,,1 as
For the second ""Ie '"'
made in the express office, Othcials are
$3.50, r,.:aar+ ahont this discovery than
a,.an +ba others the details of which
,,.o,a e,;,.ap m ,Indua publicity. The tip
nrliob LA - the saizure of the second
.. -,,N.' I'm IL ronrrahand contents was
4ar1,,o7 ~ I-ni+ea states District Attor-
- pu.,io,, 4ro,, his investigation of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-03
KEEPS.

"Well- preserved woman. ism t she's
eyes. she 5 a splendid example OF
The conservation Of natural resources
Town Tnnics
The evening world., 1910-12-06
STEWART SPRA|NS
ANKLE IN FOURTH
AND Twin" WINS
Brooklynite Boxes Like Cham
pion Early in Bout, Closing
One of Sullivan's Eyes.

Jack Twin Sullivan won over Jim
Stewart OF Brooklyn IN the fourth
round OF their bou at the Marathon
A.. G. OF Brooklyn. Stewart sprainel
IL ankle In that session and his seconds
jumped into the ring when he went to
the iloor after coming out OF n clinch.
The bout was a corker while 1t lasted.
Stewart boxed like n champion In the
first two rounds. closing one OF Sui
llvan's eyes from a r%ight-hand wallop
and having him backing AVA on sew
eral occasions. In the third the tide
of battle changed. for sullivan ripped
open n cut over one OF the Brooklyn
boys eyes and for the remainder of
the round had all the better OF It.
The fourth round had hardly begun
when the men went into a clinch after
a mix-up and while wrestling Stewards
ankle turned under him and he went
to the floor. He got up and Sullivan
rushed at him. but Joe jeanette was
In the ring In n jiry and stopped the
bout.
The evening world., 1910-12-06
Martin Sheridan Breaks
Another Worlds Record

could open our safe l turned him loose
on The big a
For two hours Martin twisted the
knob, al 1.-The time l~istenin' to the clicks
of the cups--not the cups OF his friends,
but the cups In the big steel box. At
last he CAV Il M. lie wasn't the eX-
pert he thought himself to be.
Il took him TO one side and suggest
ed that he try Little Jumbo. the hard
est safe In the world That was the
wan with the match box inclosed.
There was O chance for Martin to win
his bet. and he went after the old.
dilapidated little safe in the corner.
up to midnight Martin was turning
that knob, first this way and then the
other All of the time he was listenin'
to the rusty clicks of the worn-out old
safe.
BEDTIME came and I was wanting to
hit the hay when a low hiss reached us.
"'Ah. I've found It at last! I've got
the c-o-m-b-i-n-a-t-i-o-n! II was Martha
as he swung the door back and discov-
cred an old cigar box half full OF
matches
And when I want a really persistent
city detective I'll send for my old
friend Sheridan" concluded Cowan AS
he shooed a couple OF lonesome left
over flies away fro mthe deserted ano
sticky mahogany bar.
The evening world., 1910-12-06
Famous Athlete Appears in
New Role-Safe Opening
and Makes Good.

<<r Asst night Martin Sheridan
came out to The park" said
NJ. Cowan. the guardian OF
Celtic Park. as he glanced at the fam
lily dog that was sleepily spread before
the generous fire which keeps tho big
building warm during the winter. when
the tobacco kids" are away. and he
brought n few people with him He
wanted to show them that he was a real
detective, and our safes were to be the
point of assault.
Says Martin: Many times I've shown
me skill at work In my line; but last
night | went out on a big case when
"A safe had { be opened In order TO get
the proof, They sent for an expert.
but he was too busy on the pillow "a
come. and | went to work on the COM
bination, In an hour I'd opened that
big steel box and found the papers,
I'm a real detective. and that guy, Hans
Holmer Shylock, the Hlnglishman, never
had nothing on me-"
II have two safes In the park, and one
OF them lost It's combination utterly
some short time before the civil war
said Cowan in telling OF the expert
ness OF Martin. That wan Of 'em Il
used to keep the matches In. But wher
Sheridan wanted tn bet n bit that h'
The evening world., 1910-12-06
Clever Shot -Putter Trying
Hard to Obtain His Release
From Mohawk A. c.
<trAKIE" FRANK Of the Mohawk

tt Axle FRANK of the Mohawk
a. G. IS more than anxious to
terminate his membership with
that organization. and has applied for
his release. Last night the officials OF
the club met and decided that he had
not done anything for them during the
last season and that he was not en-
titled to a release.
Frank is anxious TO Join and compete
for the lrlsh-American \. c.. and as he
Is one of the best s~hot-putters In the
country. he would undoubtedly be a
great addition to hat club. In fact, he
Is considered a better man with the
shot than Is Elliott, the boy wonder.
Lawson Robertson, the sterling trainer
of the l. A.. A. c. believes that Frank.
under proper coaching, will become a
fine weight thrower.
At Providence, II. l., two years ago.
Frank was only beaten Il DOT by w.
Coe In the eight-pound shot event. and
when the pair met with the same weight
at the Indoor Championships In 1906
Frank was beaten on the last put.
4 Brown University the same Frank
The evening world., 1910-12-06
TOMMY HOUCK Wins
FAST BOUT OVER !
JIMMY CARROLL
Californian Has Better of First
Four Rounds, but Philadel-
phian Closes With Rush.

Tommy Houck, the FAST little bantam
weight OF Philadelphia, defeated Jimmy
Carroll. the California champion, in n
ten-round bout at the olympic y. s.
stag.
For the first four rounds Carroll looked
Ike a winner. as he carried the fight
ing toHouck ana scored effectively with
straight jabs and hooks to the face
and hard rights to the stomach and
kidneys.
When the ff;h round started the Sec
onds fer llouck told him to go right
after Carroll and keep smashing away
with both hands. lIouck obcycd these
Instructions to the do. and jabocd con-
stantly ut CAROLS noe. ripped in short
risAts to the bcdy and Jaw and forced
Carroll all around the ring.
Houck's fast work and quick hitting
seemed to take the strcngth out OF Car
roll. for when the bell rams ending the
round the Californian went to his cor
ner in n rather dazod condition.
lTouck's fast fighting had Carroll COM
plctely mp I'm the air, and although the
Californian got home ONE s;if wallops.
Houck scored the more blows. As a re-
suit of his work In the last six rounds
HoucN was entitled to the honors,
The evening world., 1910-12-06
z 5z5I:
News AND NOTES. llRsl1uNNlY

THE GREAT MYSTERY THAT II 1
agitating the baseball fans now Is.
Who owns the Boston National club?"
One story that came from Tie Hub. Via
telegraph. said that James j. Phelan. "A
Boston banker. bought the club. another
said that Joseph IL. Russell, an insur-
ance man OF this city. was the pur-
chaser; but John T.. Harris OF pittsburg.
the man who has been reputed to own
the club for the past year. says that lie
is still a magnate, and that although
he has received many nattering offers
to dispose OF his interest. he Is not at
an anxious to sell.
YALE'S wRESTLERS AND GYM
nasts will a "A trip to Annapolis on
Feb. II for "A meeting with the Middies
on Feb. N. The Penn men will make "A
similar journey to the stronghold of the
Sailors,
MANAGER CHANCE of THE CUBS
intends to shake up his team thoroughly
In the spring. II Is said that he will play
first himself. put Zimmerman on second.
| Tinker on third and Evers al short. This
certainly would be juggling the lnheld-
ers to a great extent. II IL also report
ed that Schultz Is the only ou~tnclder
sure OF a oh next season.
THE YALE AND PRINCETON
hockey teams are raising an awful kick
against playing Boston. as provided by
the intercollegiate League schedule. The
Crimson team has been coming to this
city for many years for their games
with the Ell and Tiger, so naturally
think that II would not be amiss for
these two sevcns 20 visit them FOR a
change. Princeton Is booked to play
the Cambridge boys In the Hub on Jan
20, while Yale Is scheduled there fol
Fe. IL.
CARL II. MITCHELL OF PORT
land, Me, who for the pas three sea
sons has played center for the Yves
leyan eleven. has bee nre-elected cap
tain.
ROII.rN n. ORGAN OF CHICAGO
defeated J. $. Wircback OF Pittsburg b!
a score of 90 to 40 In the opening three
cushion game In the National Amateu
billiard League held In Slnoketown,
AN INTERScHOI.ASTlC LEAGUl
OF school rifle clubs is now being organ
ICED and a tournament will be held TIL
winter. the first matches OF which wi
! start next month.
4 MORTON i. PLANT HAS PLAcEl
A with bhe Herreshots an order for
racing schooner OF tho y class. and
will closely resemble the WESTWARD
owned by a. s. Cochrane,
MASTER ROBERT FSTABLISliE'
a new track record for the mile cour;
at the Moncriet Park al Jacksonvil
by running the distance In l.3S.
II THE RBFEREE STOPPED TIL
bout between Kid Henry n Ky
d whitney at Schenectady In the seyen'
a round because NE didn't think the me
/, were giving the fans a run for the
money. sailor Burke was supposed
> have fvusfr; Henry, but wash; a5io
keep the engagement, as nv l. "
The evening world., 1910-12-06

IF Mcfarland and Attell meet in three
weeks at the Fairmont, according to
= their present plans. this will be the
greatest boxing bout of the year. Me-
Is fast as lightning, always ag-
gressive. and a remarkably clever boxer.
He hnds II hard to make 1873 pounds,
usually refusing to 90 lower than 1875
four hours before the bout. lie IA to do
l5 this time. so he will have fully Is
pounds the best OF tie weight. This
looks like an impossible handicap, even
Cor such a clever boxer as Attell. On the
dope. he seems TO have only an outside
chance against Mcfarland. Freddy
Welsh took a decision over Attell in
Los Angeles. Mcfarland has beaten
Welsh once and has fought draws with
him IN California and In England. In
the last fight. In England. the crowd
hissed the referees decision and all OF
the sporting papers said that Mcfarland
should have been declared the winner.
The evening world., 1910-12-06
POUeU-O Otto
Bout Tonight
Should Be Fast
Lew Powell VS.. Young Otto.

Lew Powell VS.. Young Otto.
That's the star attraction at the Ma
tional Sporting Club tonight. and it
looks like as fast and hard punching
"A bout AS has been on the cards for
several months.
It's a case OF make or break for both
boys. II will In all probability he a
slashing go while II lasts, for both box
ers predict they will win by IA knockout.
The semi-final promises to he as good
n contest as the major AFFAIR. for the
two best nyweight boxers in the East
are slated to CLASH for six rounds. They
are Joe Rocks and Young Salzberg. and
the contest promises to be a hummer.
The evening world., 1910-12-06
AND MOORE
TO BOX in THIS CITY
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At the National sporting Club, Lew
Powell OF California and Young Otto
of this city will meet in the main
bout of ten rounds.
At the Brown Gymnasium \. 4.
Billy Allen and Lew wilkins will box
the main bout of the ten rounds.
At the Reno \. &. OF Brooklyn
Young Patsey Haley and Young
~Froelnic,t. the Brooklyn fighters. viii
battle for ten rounds. Willie Don
nelly will box Frank Kenny In the
semi-flnai.
The evening world., 1910-12-06
T TO- JOIN
M A. c.

held the ~sixteen-pound shot record with
a put of a feet liz inches. but since he
has been with the Mohawks he has
done no work with the ball worth men
%tioning, claiming that his arm has been
out OF commission.
In n real big club Frank should de-
velop into a star man. His records are
SO good that he can only be considered
one OF the best men who is competing
around here. and under Robertson's
watchful eye he should show his real
ability.
Dln sheridan. ~ The Chicago hi VI. American A,
G., Is In town looking for athletes who will 20 TO
the Windy CITY" IN time to take part in the
games to he held by that club in the latter part
81 February. lie has serveral names on his list
already.
Eddie Frick Of the New York A.. c. has taken
NJ trimming again, and as his ankle Is now in
good shape Frickie il calculating on showing sono
NJ his real form before the winter Ia o,er.
The coming snmncr will prove a busy season for
the American athletes, a. they will he working
hard to make the team that will be sent ia
Sweden In lDla.
Charlie vitacek. the Bohemian weight thrower Of
the Mohawk A. C., has put on some weight aud
Is throwing better than ever.
There IL q strong rimor in tho sir 10 the ef
feet that Zig John Flanagan Is getting tired NJ
country life IN Ireland and that lie will return L
the fertile fields o. America next spring.
MMllsr, Gi,sing and BAILEY have all de,crte,
the Mohawk \. e. during the last thre years. bu
lthey will stick Until the cows come home. There
one COW that won't come h0me-ihe COW the dul
bought last year.
Martin sheridan n ke,pins at training thrs
days, and IL IL said by his friends that he vii
be In shape TO win POINTS for hi, club during III
coming season.
The evening world., 1910-12-06

ushLosIl, Wis, who recently secured tic decision
nvcr Tony tauOni in a TIN round bout II ths
West. il going to England for fights. hugh
Mcintosh las engaged him 20 tight thIoc battles
In hat country. one II which will lie with
Hilly Iauke. who is now generally regarded =,
the middleS2igit hampton. McGoQrty will "a !
FOX England in n fw weeks.
Young Warner and rh.ily McGotein, thu fa,,
little ~hantamveight., will meet cor ten rounds 81
the stag n the BROOKLYN Beach A.. e. of Brook
ln on. Thursday night. II ought to lie u t%attlira
fast fight, rs Wagner has been improving ia
c,,:y contest, while Mcnoysrn IL really training
Tor bouts these days.
Bert ksyes must he taking care ~ bimscf
again. for he managed To win q fight at >a,aa-
nah. recently, getting the verdict over Waiter
Little NJ Chicago, a promising fighter, in a ten
round. bout b t1fOc the southern A. e. Eeyts
fought strong all through the ten rounds and had
Little in distress twice. lie VIII get more bouts
at the same club.
Eddie Mun'iy, the lightweight Of Boston, Ia.
been secured TO fight Young Erie of PHILADELPHIA
for six rounds at the Nonpartil A. &. OF Phla.
ddIha on Friday night. II Murphy wins h,
vii he matched To meet Frankie Madole II ritts.
burg for twelve ;olnds a. one q the shows Of tie
rtCcutlv bat Niine Lucas Of Ihiladtlphia.
The evening world., 1910-12-06
Hoy Proves Easy for Hurley.
lspocial 70 The Eyenlng WorId.l

T5TTTIHT 7" TFV T@FTI7"s FT"TT'T
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. G.-Young Bat
Ting Hurley OF New Orleans gained an
easy decision over Dick Hoy OF New
ark. o.. after eight round OF one-sided
fighting at the National A.. G. Hoy had
about ten pounds advantage In weight,
but appear ed In a weakened condition.
doy ra,-i hib,--if fyvni q slvssvui %
- superior clevernesA
The evening world., 1910-12-06

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 6.-Jack Dillon.
Indianapolis asplrant for the middle
weight championship. was matched to-
day 10 meet Eddie McGoorty OF Osh-
kosh at Fond Du Lac. Wis, Dec. l6.
Dillon comedies ten pounds to Nc
Goorty,
The evening world., 1910-12-06
RACING SELECTIONS FOR
JACKSONVILLE TRACK.
Selections by Morris.

First Race-Ladasette. Imprint,
Whitewool.
Second Race NJ orpeth, Peep
over. Oghwgaw.
Third Race-O. 'em, Sue. Within.
Fourth Race - Friend Harry,
1--we Wire. Arondack.
Fifth Race-Alfred the Great,
Descomnets. Daniield.
Sixth Race-Captain swanson,
My Gal. Lady Esther.
Two Best Bets-Ladasette and
Friend Harry.