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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-04
COUNTY G0NlINlS SlONERS
PROCEEDINGS

adjourned meeting OF the board OF
county commissioners Ramsey coun-
ty North Dakota. MIR ss3 h; * IS: * =
ss$ S. :: Tuesday, February rs, 1910.
The board met at o'clock a. m.
Present, all the members s s;5 . Il: 81
tssE Moved and carried that the follow
II Ing bills be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn in payment of same. as
Il follows !: sss! e
q. II. Baker. fuel for
court house =. $77. 81 /;
Fuel for ountys III
poor IS. b. "a 90 $$131.87
4 Underwood TypeWriter u 4 s:.s 4.
Company, one typeWrit- s:e S3,E
II Ter as per contract :. =. $3.50
A j.. Goldberg & Co, shades H.: + j. &. i -
q for court house &. q. &. ~ 80
.%J. @. Adams, hardware sup ;sssS
plies for court house -. . .i@s .s 1@ $3.50
4 DR.. NJ A.sLee,s examining pu-
I VA bio school, Gilmore s Fl 500
Devils Lake Gen.: Hospital, ], szi " i zSs:s
board and care sEof Mrs. f5$5,s3 / i,
S$s4 Lille Miller y. ... .$.3. !. 600
T. Thorson, salary as clerk y 5.s Z :, :!
S3. Of district court under II 81; X
. the prohibits law from y a 3:S RI Z. u
Y July to- Dec. Inclusive, Il Y; $50. 81
PIX '09 1. II. 81. (. J. !. =. 81. S2.50
w. IBarnes, insanity fees, s,5s + I y. .7.$
:s William :Hurquin case s5ir,s $50
g. r. Lasham, plumbing ;S3: .; szS.
and supplies furnished
court house !. !. q.
Total i. z. :. !. - s. y.
"a The following bills having been APP
proved by the Ramsey county board
OF health, same were allowed and war
rants ordered drawn in payment Of
same as follows: .s.
DIR. RIM. Cox, services in sSl$sza3
small pox case at Hanlp u.
&# den 2U.UO
Or. w. r. Sihler, services S.s$s:
Sc as member OF board of
III health 3. &. 90
ID. G.. DUEL, services as
PA member Of Nj board Sof
sS health .!., .00
"A. IN. Bond, services as
s.S member Of board of
health B. 4. +. ]. 300
Hines Nero. Co, goods 5s. II
s furnished pest house for izs
IA contagious diseases 4. !. "a 30
RI. j. Wilmot, livery hire.
8ss May 22, '09, In contag ious
disease case d ]. J. q. 81. l0.00
Churchs Ferry llage,
pense, small pox patients
sS5 SWitzer g. Ember, Sep. 4, 49,:
'08, $3.50 allowed at 4. & 10 800,
! Nv. Mann & Sons, goods &
furnished pest house 2222..68;
u Rodenbach & Mundt, goods
S Ss furnished pest house, Il
1925 allowed at Il & 9.95s
Total B n. J. q. I 2.as
4 Moved and carried that the bill off
Or. Geo. sarchet fiji the sum ofs $50;
for quarantine In the SWitzerS & Ems
8 Der case be disall lowed for the reason
that same was not approved by the
Ramsey county board Of health.
Moved and carrie to take "a recess
until 2 clock p.l
sESs Afternoo n SssEto ns
The folloWing report was then read: 4
TO the Hon. board of county commits
sioners. ss
Ramsey county North Dakota
Gentlemen zs
Your commit tees pointed te view
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-04

me work done on sthes approaches to
the Grand e Harbor Bridge, beg leave to
eport that we have done SO and find
That llt the work is done satisfactorily
and according to contract to the best
Of our belief and according to the re.
port and estimate Of the engineer in
charge and that we recommend that
$500 be held up for the purpose of
Mr.. Young on the job and in
readiness in case it is necessary to
put in more stone or dirt after the
Ice goes out ii the spring. .,&S
Dated at Devils Lake this 18th day
Sof February, u 8 10. zz5:ss y s,es35ss. -,
Respectfully submitted, -
Signed wv. G.. Samuel, "A:
jss q; .sSss Frank Emigh,
ss6s 4: 3.! II. Maloney.
Est Moved by johnson and seconded BY
Emigh that the following report be
accepted as read. Carried. 8 }. 81 $s.
Moved and carried that the follow
Ing bills be allowed and warrants or
Sdered drawn IN payment ofSsame as
$f011OwS. 81 t5syS e isE 20
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-04

find SELECTIONS, disbursements and
places where same is deposited ais fol-
lows 2 $s, Z III set
Balance on hand January: i s$(,55s..
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

J. sam Houston. the rainmskrr dm
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

against the railroad and took the first train up state to serve it.
 When he reached tine terminus of the little road he found tiny station no bigger than a New York elevated sta tipn and presided over by a lg-year- old ticket agent. a bunch of old time tables. and few ricketv chairs. In the roundhouse was a rusty. old style engine that had simply refused to take another trip and had lain down to rest its decripit old bones. The other en- zine was making it's daily run of the =. & C. system
 Apparently the only thing for the man with the s365 claim [" do was to return to New York: but he showed himself to be a man of resource. He went to the town blacksmith and bought q heavy steel chain and pom deroUs paddock.
 Wen the train pulled in that night the creditor attaced the locomotive. legally by means of his writ and phy- sca!ly by means of his chain and his paddock. which he slipped through the
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26
CHAINED UP A RAILROAD.
Persistent Creditor Got His Money Be-
 fore the Lone Engine Ran.

The recent failure of lttlerail
 road up state brought out story of the financial straits in which the road
 the =. X C.. it may he called for want of better name-found itself somewhat more than two years ago. It seems that the little road had been leased for years tu neWlN organized company which planned extensions and issued bonds which were fairly we'll received on foreign exchanges but which proved difficult of negotiation in New York. There Was very little income from the few miles of road in operation but considerable rutSo for construction work As a result the railway company found itself before long in serious financial. straits Just at the worst possible time along came a creditor with bill ninety days over due. for S265 He e't an atta"hn'"at
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
 ON STAPLE PRODUCTS
Present Market Prices Of Necessary
 Food Stuffs.

During the past week the prices of commodities have remained practical k at d standstill. therefore with the eX- ception of the addition of d few home grown products the following list is virtually duplication of last weeks report:
 Creamery butter, 40c per pound.
 Ranch butter. BOG to 35c per pound. Eggs. 25c per dozen.
 Potatoes. g. per cwt.
 California apples. g. i0 per i0-poUna box. California oranges. s5.50 per box or 25c to soc per dozen.
 Beef Sc to 20c per pound.
 Veal 1Oc to 2Oc per pound. Pork. 1Jc to 20c per pound.
 Chicken, 3oc per pound.
 Hay. S12 to s15 per ton.
 Barley. s135 to s1.40 per 1O-pound sack retail.
 Bran. s11O to s115 per C0-pound sack retail
 Corn, 2Ii per pound retail.
 Barley, s1.3O per 7O-pound sack wholesale.
 Bran. S1.O5 per 65 5-pound sack whole sale.
 Corn. 2c per pound wholesale. Home grown strawberries. 25C per quart.
 Home grown green peas, 15c per pound.
 Home grown celery. 5c and 1Oc per bunch.
 Livestock.
 Beef cattle. 5c per pound.
 Hogs. gc per pound.
 Sheep. 6hc per pound.
 Poultry conditions a week ago gave promise of q gradual decrease in the price of eggs Although the past week has witnessed no reduction the next few weeks will probably see eggs sell ing at less than the present price. 25 cents per dozen.
 Home grown strawberries and green peas have been introduced into the market
 Bran and barley will without ques- ton remain at the present price until the harvest of the second crop takes rlace. which will bc along in July. Un til that time no change in the cost of feed can be looked for.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Arzullia. the green-eyed girl pre- dicted rain here for today amt -.' inches of snow or more at Flagstaff
 She struck the rain part 'f lt Nc will wait and see the report Io'u Flagstaff today. Arzullia will h" ~'.n al the new Phoenix theater t"a.l2 .1., tonight and Sunday afternoon "u.N- Third avenue. China souvenir auI Easter presents today with each i.- cent ticket for ladies and childr-i. slsl
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26
MUSICAL PROGRAM
 OF SPECIAL MERIT SERVICE AT CENTRAL METHOD. IST CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT Will Include Beautiful Cantata, The
 Conquerins king."

Special efforts have been made for the presentation of q fine program of Easter music at Central Methodist church Sunday evening at s o'clock. Following will be the order of scrv- ice:
 organ Prelude-"Holy. Holy, Holy ....... . .........W West
 Miss Bcrnicc HorrcL Hymn No. 2-"Come Thou Almighty King ....~.......... ...........'. Prayer ...........-... --.-.--.-.. Duet-"Forcver With the Lord"
 ... ... ..... Gounod Mrs Dameron, Miss Weber. Solo-"Hosanna" ......J Jules Granier
 Mrs. l.. D. Damcron. s;olo-"Invocation" Angelo Mariani
 Mir F.. R. Kerr. Quartct-"Fear Not. O Israel r'..... ............... ...... Max Spicker Mrs. Damcron. Miss Parker Messrs.
 ToIleson and Kerr. organ Offertory-"At Evening ... %. ...... ................... Buck lntermission .......... ........-... THE CoNQUERING KING"
 Part One. Introduction ...-..--......... Organ Ride on in Majesty" "....-...- Chorus "Zions Daughter Weep No More ........ ............B Lady Quartet Misses Hughes. Collins, Parker. Weber. Surely He Has Borne Our Griefs
 .... Solos and Chorus Mir Taylor. Miss Weber and Chorus When Survey the Wondrous Cross .......-. ..-..-......-.D Duet Mrs Dameron and Miss Parker. He Giveth Sleep. "...-.- ........ Solo
 Miss Weber.
 Part Two. Why WecpeSt Thou?' .........-.-.. .......... Solos. Quartet and Chorus Mir Taylor. Miss Hughes and Chorus. Christ Is Risen ................. ...... ...... Solo. Duet and Chorus Mir. Tolleson Miss Collins and Chorus. How Calm and Beautiful ....--..
 ...... Solo and Chorus
 MT Kerr and Chorus. Lift Up Your Heads" Chorus Rejoice. The Lord Is King ...-.-- ....... .... Final Chorus ............ Stearns
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26
DIDN'T WANT ANY.

Please. ma'am. said the servant. there's d poor man at the door vith wooden legs"
 Why. Mary" answered the mistress in reproving tone. what can v. do with wooden legs Tell him Vr don't want any."-LippincotJS
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26
NO SUBSTITUTE.

Accept no substitute for Foley's Honey and 'Tar It is the best and safest for cough. colds, throat and lung troubles. Contains no opiates and no harmful drugs. Remember the name. Foley's Honey and Tar, and accept no substitutes Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

driving wheels and under the rails. It
 was strategic move. for il complete ly tied up the railroad. In the end the train crew. the c. P. A. and what few local officials the road could boast clipped in and raised the s265- Then the creditor removed the chain and traffic on the =. X C. was resumed.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Are you frequently hoarse? Do you have that annoying tickling in your throat? Does your cough annoy you at night. and do you raise mucus in the morning? Do you want relief? If so. take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and you will be pleased. Sold by all Drug gists.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of Kidney or Bladder trouble that is not beyond the reach of medicine N' medicine can do more. Sold Elyey and Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invariably bring relief to wO- men suffering from chronic cOnstipa- ton. headaCh, 'biliOusness. dizziness, saIlowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Ladies China Easter plates. chil- dren's Easter greetings. matinee today Third Avenue. Arzullia. moving pie lures and vaudeville dm
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Easter presents-China plates for the ladies and rabbits and chickens for the children-Third Avenue New Phoenix matinee this afternoon. dm
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Cooking apples s1.OO box. We pay Rash" for eggs. Wm. r. Crump Hay & Grain Co. dp
Arizona republican., 1910-03-26

Cooking apples s1OO box We pay Rash" for eggs. Wm. r. Crump Hay x Grain Co. dp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
THREE man ~ FIGHT RIOT
whites Attack Negroes VINO Had Boas 81
oG JohnsOas Proves

IvALpIA. Ga July 4-Three negroes
were killed and many wounded in a clash
with whites ~ a construction camp near
this place to-day
The negroes at tho camp have boon
Insoler' in their remarks about jenTi"-
for some time and today were boas'ing
that johnson would kill the white man
Tn. negroes vera drinking and IA" r
conduct 80 enraged the white people "
| UValdla that a party Was formed To clean
out the camp A. they approached IN"
camp the white men were met nv volley
after yolley OF shHts from the negroas.
but no one was wounded
Tho white people Immediately returned
the fire. killing three negroes and wound
lng five others The fire 81 the whites
was so deadly that the negroes fod from
IN" camp into the woods. wher. they ar.
being united by the whites
Shots are being eX Changed betw~en the
negroer and the pursuing whites AMI
Ia te this afternoon the Whites sent INTO
town foy more ammunition.
The feeling - very bitter and the WHITES
say they intend To run the negroes out
Of the county Conservative cltrA-us
have asked Gov Brown 10 send troops
to stop the noting
MACOS, Ca. July The negroes her"
became - bolsrsrous IN celebrating the
victory Of job nson over Jarri-s that he
authorities doubled tho police force ~
order to prevent a clash Of the races
several negroes have been beaten and
scores Of them arrested but there has been
no serious disturbance. tn" negroes
have ange-ed the whites by Insoient &C.
marks about Jenrie=.
ATLASTA July T. Mounted policeman
arc patrolling the streets 81 Atlanta to-
n ight TO prevent an outbreak a. a result
II the JefTries johnson fight. The me-
groes started out o. celebrate johnson
victory and gathered IN such numbers
and were So bOisterous that mounted
policemen charged and dispersed them.
NORFOLK. Va July I Assaults on
negroes by rowdy whites were committed
IN this city and Portsmouth, tonight
folio wing the announcement that Jeffrss
had t,een defeated nv johnson No
fewer than "A half dozen negroes wer"
made victims Of tho wrath Of mohs IN
Norfolk Most OF them were knocked
down and kicked. hut ~ far ~ his ts-sn
reported no one has ls,an fatally hurt
Ring leaders Of ths mob have been
arrested by tho police. Negroes wore
driven from the streets IN part, Of tho
CITY. In Portsmouth United States
marines and sailors were used % quel
tins riots
Nv nMISOToS. Del july The victory
Of johnson was the direct cause Of race
riot IN Wilmington tonight A number
o. the participants wer" wounded an
attempt was made by whites 10 lynch a
negro after he had been arrested and AL
apartment house occupied by blacks
was bonbaTded with stones The crowd
n,lmI..red $500 The police responded
to a riot call and finally dispersed the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
TtFT'S BISY FOI MIN
President Makes Two speeches ami Re-
views several ParaaIes.

BEVERLY Mass July4 President Taft
got back 20 Beverly tonight after
forty mile auto trip through Boston
and some Of the surrounding towns Dur
ing the time he was away from the summer
capital Mr Taft reviewed several pRradeS.
made two speeches and helped several
thousand Bostonians celebrate lnd"-
pendence Day
Gov Draper Of MASSACHUSETTS,. Repre-
sentative@ Mccall and Roberts, President
Lowell Of Harvard SECRETARY Norton
and Capt \ " Butt figured most of
the time in IN" Presidential procession
II began here at ". came to a tempo
rary halt at BOSTON shortly after noon.
wound ont tn the Harvard stadium Tor
luncheon and the ing -p"'-'h Vt m" ttv
and ended when the President got ra"~
home shortly before clock
To III" National Education AS-o- iitron
AT Cambridge th. Pres dent mad" patri-
otto address which had al times au "t .-
cational favor "" said that tho NATION
owed much to- the teachers and dNH.r
with emphasis upon "a" worN they c.i
IN the Philippine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05

promptly punched him down and uu
befor" he could aim ~ The negro WI,
| locked IN
Edward Lewis. an ultra styli-l,ly attire,
negro who lives at IsS Glrnwuud av.nu-
Jersey City. came out Of a 81 loon az Thirty
"lghth street and Ninth avenue and found
! himself In the midst ~ a bunch II very
sore white men Who we're Just looking Tor
a shining target The next thing Lew i.
knew was when he wok. tip IN the w--t
/ Ihirty-seventh street police station II,
skipped cut Of the door 50 fast vixen ha
learned that lac was not under arrest that
the ambulance which had been sent for
had ~ 90 back empty
Wilfred Gishotti Cplpred llburer Of
3 S2i West Thirty seventh street had muCh
+ the same experience lie was beaten up
by white men who found themselves the
only ones Of their race around but after
an ambulance doctor had sewsd up his
! lip and head the negro went home
Policemen Scully and sullivan were
sent out from West Tooth street early
last evening on word that crowd
~ white youths were walking along
Columbus avenue between Ninety -eig nth
and Ninety ninth streets trying to pick
fight with negroes in that neighborhood
The policemen got FIVE OF the crowd but
couldn't find that any negroes wsr' to
blame for the row The men were all
fined $40 each in the night court by Mag
istrate Barlow. who said IL was bad
night to look for trouble with negroes
Half a dozen negroes went ~ the West
Sixty eighth street station and asked the
police 90 see them To their homes.
Robert Nesbit Of 40 West Eighty fifth
street was attacked at Columbus avenue
and Lightly third street. He was sent to
J. Hood Wright Hospital with two broken
ribs
Edwin Ledtt OF ?I2 West SiNty-fourth
street was found unconscious IN the
gutter in front II q Amsterdam avenue
Four ~ his teeth were gone and his eve
was cut He was revived at the West
Sixty eighth street police station and went
home in the company Of a policeman
Wilmer Carter 81 2tO West Sixty seventh
street got in q fight with another negro
IN a saloon in West End avenue. He was
stabbed. He was going To- Roosevelt
Hospital 10 have his wound attended to
when he and George DENNY NJ 2?i West
sixty first street were So, upon in An
sterdam avenue near Siaty ninth street
Dsumy WAS hit in tina mouth by half
brick Six teeth gave way before the
assault
Henry Williams of II West Ninety
ninth street. was an aggressive n.Ero.
Ne got nT car near his home and Sour
i-hing "A knife said he would do any white
man worse than Jack Johnson had aver
thought - doing leT He was locked
up charged with drunkenness and dis
ORDERLY conduct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
uOTOR BOiT COWS 10 arm
Mr. Owcns's w Fooirr Burned >rar
Block Island Al Hands He>cur,.

The family uf IsSac u owens o., Is,'.r'
lawyer At 27l Broadway. who lives ct
Rockawsy Beach got w"ri i--r night
from Mr. Owens thai M, motor Nu.t.
the Ru,hi Rtzouk. Wa d"-truy'.i ly
fire near Blpck Island IN sunday might
and that he and five guests W"r" r..-c.,..i
and "a ken to Block lsl-uf
With MIR Owens wer.. hl~ brother
Charles who j. Connec'..d with m" W..'-
inghnuSe Company. and Cier-g- : fNr-
There were fhr,-a other gu".t- and 'r.
engineer, Louis stevenson They h.i
started for Newport and wnr' 80 r'u.iG
over yesterday Mr. Owens s''u' ra
particular 81 tho burning - -" Ho-'
NJ - the r''scI" ~ hIs farty Iu' Rl.iE
RI zouk was 7, foot"- with o. hunting
cabin and wa years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
PtRIS BiDLY PIT oar.
brtting Mas 8 to Q on JrIfrieS Down to
Midnight Wells at the Result.

-"0ftIaT Z I0IF Dt'7IftH n THE w
PARIS. Judy s. The rows Of TIA" defeat
of Jsnrirs reached here a. miingh
Had bomhshell fallen it would not haV"
been received with greater surpri~"
Thousands of Americans Enghshnn"l
and Eren chmen passed the time auNIously
IN the clubs restaurants aud cafes dis
cussing the chances Of the two fighters.
4 victory 10y JedTies was consider" /
certain by a majority. and the hetting
was 3 To I in hls favor When the bulletin
announced that Johnson hal Won it was
greeted with yells.
The opinion was express" that he
whites must find Johnson's master
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
LIBERTY ISLAND BOiT mars
Revenue Gutter Tows the HaIcyOn tn
Propeller Came Loose

The steam Yacht Halcyon. runn.n :
bet the Battery and Liberty Island.
when within about 2OO feet Of the Bat
tery landing Last night on her "'cluc,
trip from the island began to drift and
blow signals 81 distress. Her Propeller
had worked loose on the shaft. She had
about thirty passengers. mostly women.
and they got nervous. Capt. Rob.rt...
superintendent 81 the Liberty Island boat
service. hurried around TO the revenue
cutter berth and Capt. John Bradley Of the
Calumet hustled to the drifting yacht
and tOwed her IN. A tug made the last
trip 10 tho island. bringing back about
forty passengers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
FIIErLrING ~ AYES WRErkrD.
Que Aviator Bad'y injured Gusiy Ia,
Hampers Display.

NDFfII q IbIF D1sp Iit1 % TIM NIN
REIMs. July a strong and unsteady
wind made flying impossible to-day at
the aviation meeting until evening. when
many interesting flights were made
Morane made a record. covering 3 q,
miles in , minutes Is seconds Five mas
chimes were wrecked. but their aviators
were not hurt. with the exception Of Mar
tinet who was severely injured His
ssroplane was thrown down by tho arr
wash Of n competitor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
NEAT PROSTRATES BIG TIW
senator suIIiN an Pals. Half CSnscious
AFTER BIg Fight.

RENO. July & After the big fight vaI'
over. when Big Tim Sullivan was leavinS
the arena he was suddenly overcome ~
the heat just outside the enclosure. Tho
senator sank 10 tho ground in half
c,nscious state and he had to be cFrricd
to a nearby automobile.
After he was brought to his rooms in
the Golden Hotel a doctor attended, him
and later the doctor said that the senator =
ssigtIre had not bssn serious. Ho leaves
for the EAst Tomorrow a. hs planned.
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MISS M ,CON WEDS TO-DtI.
Prince Radgi~ Ul'S Papers Arrive IN len
don At Last From Russia.

~rSC.ri ts'i' b's0l't1 - rHF ~rN.
LONDON. July 1 Il - ANNOUNCED ia.
tho wedding Of Miss Dorothy psaruu ~
Newport and Boston and Prince AT''l.
Albert RaiziWll 81 Russia. which Sa,
postponed because Il the nov -arrNa. -
some formal paperS. will take ula." t.-
morrow ~ Roman catholic church Do.
tho " Get End
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
Leg broken by Firecraeker

Butte. Mon. July while DIR J 7.
LOTUS 81 Denver was standing az a bar
in n Butte saloon to-day = newsboy placed
a giant frscracker at his feet. The explo-
SION broke Dr. Loftus's right leg.
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JOHNSON WINS
IN IS ROUNDS
Big Battle Is Stopped When
JStfrieS Is Practically
Knocked Out.
NEGRO EASILY THE MASTER
Shows Greater Stamina, Superior
Science and Better Ring
GeneraIship.

IeHrIes scores First blood. hut johnson
soon RrtaIiates 10y CLOSING the
IIoilermakrr's L.rfI ~ Then CUTTING
Its Nose and Mouth Black PugIIisI.
NrrS Cool anh Good Naiurrd. Out
boxes Itis Antagonist and Puts IN
Defence ThAt BiK Jim cannot
Break Down Effective Work Done
~ the winner VIM short Hooks and
Jolts To the Head white Man y
knorkrd Down Twice In the M.
trcnth Round and u Counted out
d, the T'mckrrper. Though Referee
RI"kard Does Not il-ar Him sam
HcrErr Jumps into the Hing and the
BATTLE l. cut short Z" pre-, rni lur.
thrr ttRrr - the formrr Tlile-
hoI,irr $4,000 Persons AZ HIngs stole