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New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
PATROLMAN WITH KEEN EYE.
Knew Just How to Gauge Distance for
Lean to Runaway Horse S Back.

Judging the distance accurately. Patrol
man Storch, of the Butler street station,
Brooklyn, leaped yesterday afternoon from
the curb at Clinton and Union streets into
all express wagon drawn by a runaway
horse. Storch crawled on his hands and
knees along the bottom OF the wagon.
reached the seat, and, with the same fine
eye for distance, jumped on the horses
back
Within block he had the animal under
his control. The patrolman suffered a few
ContuSionS.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
VILLA FOR KING EDWARD.
Renorted Purchase for Him on the
Bay of Naples.

London Feb. l5-A dlspatch TO ihe
1,brontc,e', from Milan says that the beau
&C., YIN. Rraziliana at Posilipo. the
p,v of Nan,es has been purchased on he
half OF King Edward.
1t is rumored. according 10 the dlspatch.
,h.t ono of the first guests the King and
,ha ou.on will entertain there will be The
odore Roosevelt on his return from Africa.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
uENey V. DoNNELLY DEAD.

Henry - Donneliy, once wen known
actor and later manager oI t"e SiuIiaS
I,,1 -r.-e,t,e died at his home, in the Key
stone apartments li5th street ana oroao-
- I'll, from Rright's disease. He
49, ie 80 of Thomas Lester Donneily,
former Of the So Grand Grand Thea mnsaffe re-
iit ienIi Inau-n wears ago in Natural
S. seiI W.. ..TIe Rainmakers." He WAS
Of Justice r Thomas %ns born G pGnn5y i Sayton q.
Ghiol forty-ei2ht years ago
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
sou1H CAROLINA AND INCOME TAX

Columbia, s. c.. Feb. 15.-By vote OF
,no To : the South Carolina House of Repre-
sentatives passed tonight the resolution
providing for an income tax amendment TO
the federal Constitution The resolution
VIII come UP in the Senate tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
GEN. UOOD G1INING.
May Be out Soon-T6m-
pOr0rv Successor Here.

Baltimore Feb. Is At the hospital where
Major General Wood is a patient here II
was said tonight that the general, who
underwent q surgical operation 4 bout
week ago, was getting along 50 well that
he would be able to be UP in q day or So
II was added that the operation had been
successful and would afford permanent re-
lief
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
MEMPHIS SPECIAL

caves y. Y. daily s:25 P. NJ. Pennsyfvsni,
r r., carrying Pullman sleeping cars "
Nashville, Memphis Dining cars Shortest
quickest line Tennessee. Arkansas Teas
Norfolk & Western Ry.. 355 Brcadesy-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

e, oe,pA. CUBA, CAROLINA RESORTS.
Seshoard Air Line shortest. quickest, most
attractive route. Once. 1ls3 Bway, C. 23th.
--AdYt
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Invisible bisight eyegiassse,S e, ,,an for near and
distant .ision Spehcei - 81 isiis'
kdEt.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Washington. Feb 14.-Because of the contin-
ued illness of Major General Leonard Wood
the President has directed that Brigadier
General Walter Howe. recently promoted,
be assigned 10 the temporary command of
the Department of the East at Governor
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
GRADY ENTERS ARENA.

That time came this afternoon about
an hour before the days adjournment
Senator Grady then declared that the
question should not be permitted until
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

All the reports of General Woods condi-
ton received at Governors Island yester-
day were favorable and the officers there
seemed to believe that the general would
recover and return 10 his command. Major
General Wood is slated for chief of staff Of
q amy
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Continued cn third .aRe.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Would not a cleaning up Of the tenn
porary debt at present outstanding in
Violation of charter provisions tend 10
improve the city's credit" Mr. Levey
vas asked.
Undoubtedly il would. At present no
nc knows just where the city stands.
-'s temporary debt is a nebulous thing.
investors in city securities look upon it
an unknown quantity. II is some
Aihis that cannot be gagged. Naturally,
h condition has a depressing effect
1ppn the advantageous sale Of fifty-year
S'Hos. Besides. il is something that
houid be done Just s long as the
flns day is put of, just SO much more
convenient VIII it be when that day
''es come. Of course, the issue can be
1lsyed With.
The former Controller refused to face
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11

last fought In Milwaukee, and was Tar
ahead of Redmond in speed, judgment
OF distance and ring generalship.
ROUND Redmond puts left TO the stomach
and tries his right TO the same place, but
misses. Wolgast tries left and right for face.
Redmond runs into left uppercut. Both swing
The champion half pushed and half knocked Red
mond to the canvas. They mixed in Redmond 5
corner and Wogast kept on landing A hard
right lands on Redmonds left eye, nearly clos
ing it. Nogast misses right and left. but puts
right to stomach as bell rings. Wolgast's round.
ROUND 2-Redmond rushes and lands right to
left and right TO face. They clinch. Wolgast
goes into a she'll Redmond backs away. but
Moigast goes to him with right to the body.
Redmond waits for Wolgast to come, and the
champion switches and uses his left. In a mixup
following some wrestling Wolgast has Redmond
on the ropes and pounds away on his ribs and
stomach.
ROUND 3-Redmond chases woIgast half way
around the ring, but fails TO land. Wolgsst goes
into she'll and Redmond can't hit him. Wolgast
fight. Redmond lands right to body and they
elineh. i Wolgast gets in two left uppercuts, but
and gets in with right jolt. The champion
uppercuts twice as the round ends.
ROUND 4Redmond is the aggressor. but VOL
CAST is too slippery. Redmond misses a right
body. Wolgast bolds Redmond with his left and
shoots him three uppercuts; Wolgasts left sinks
lands where he pleases- Redmond starts the
crowd going by putting a right and left to the
head while Wolgast backs against the ropes.
ROUND 5-Wolgast blocks left and they stand
head to head and exchange blows. Redmond 5
left connects with the champions nose and
blood triekles from it. After elineh wOIsast
works both hands to the body. The crowd
thinks the boys are stalling and calls for them
to fight. Redmond lands on the bleeding nose and
comes in with his head down. Wolgast straight
ems him up with an uppercut.
ROUND 6-Wolgast blocks lead to head and
then does some fancy boxing and good footwork.
Wolgast is putting, and after the rest of sec
ond or two he puts left and right to face Not
much action in This round.
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SPEEDWAY HORSES
BRUSH TOMORROW
San Francisco Driving Club Ar
ranges a Good Program for
% Park Track

The san Francisco driving club has
completed arrangements to hold its
third meeting OF the season tomorrow
afternoon at the Golden Gate park sta
dunn. Only three races are on the card,
for the reason that most Of the horses
are in training for the big meets on
June Is and July = Their owners do
not want to take a chance of running
them in the meantime.
The entries are as follows:
First race 2:25 pace one mile. two in three
hests-Don {. Chsse's Don c. ". ]. kenny ;
" h. H. Schoettler's Lulu s. John Caper-
donias Lucero, Jim Sexton's Sister Nesta.
Second race. one mile two in three. free for
al trot-Chsrles Beckcris Charley b, A. ottn-
gers Nike Kelly. Frank BuFton's Walter Wilkes
George Erlin's Major Cook, A. 0ttinger's Char
lcr T.
Third race. 2.20 pace two in three heats. one
mIc--H. o. Cohen's Edcnvale. William Hirgen-
bottoms Derterfel, Charles Wren sly y, H.
Felson'E Jack.
0fhcers Of the day: Starter-w. ]. kenny
1uoeef-loni NoreoraH. Joe McTiguc. George Gin
nanuis timers-Jaincs Lombard john DeScler.
james J. Donovan narzhal-tred LauterHas-
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Jim C@bA and Jim yesterday Photo Percy DAM.
STANLEY kETCHEL
KNOCKS OUT SMITH
Michigan Lion Lands Haymaker
in Fifth of Scheduled Ten
Round Bout

NEW YORK, June 10.-Stanley
Ketchel Knocked out Jim Smith of New
York midway in the fifth round of a
scheduled 10 round bout at the Ma
tional sporting club tonight by right
swing to the jaw.
1t Yas rough going all the way and
both men were guilty of holding, al
though under the referees announce
ment they were allowed to fight with
one hand free in the clinches.
Smith, newcomer, looked the
stronger and was about eight pounds
heavier. He showed nothing of nov
ices difidence and went right after
his man from the tap of the bell.
Smiths aggressiyeness did not allow
Ketchel to fight in his open style.
From beginning to end it was one con-
tinuous series of elinches. with Ketchel
ripping in uppercuts that Jared Smith
to his toes whenever he could tear
loose an opening.
Smith had a shade the better of it
at the end of the first. although he
slipped to the floor heavily in avoiding
an 4pptlEQl. hclNHEl 4dHuCQ HSdfilS
with lefts to the stomach during the
second round, but Smith was quick to
come back with his share of body
blows
In the third Ketchel dug in heav-
lily with vicious, ripping uppercuts
through Smiths guard and had him
dazed at the bell. Smith staggered the
champion with two left hooks to the
jaw in the fourth, but Ketchels vital
ity brought him back in. a twinkling
and for the rest of the round he out
fought his man.
In the fifth Ketchel played heavily
for the body. Smith was growing
slow and missed many wild swings.
His fault throughout the fight was
poor Judgment of distance and mac
curacy. Ketchel forced his man to the
rope.
AS they broke at. the referees COM
mand and took the center of the ring
Ketchel saw his chance. Smith was
trying to come to a clincll, but Ketehel
met him with a right swing that
sounded like cracking in the head of
barrel
Smith was still squirming on the
floor when Ketchel vaulted the ropes
as fresh as when he crawled under
them.
Ketchel was never in distress and
never worried, although at the opening
he seemed a. little puzzled. Smith
fought gamely but was outclassed.
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ROUND THE boys went to their work a.
close range. Redmond chased Wolgsst half
around the ring, trying to land, but the enampion
escaped all leads WOlgast dropped his left arm
and for the remainder Of the round did not use it.
Ii learned that he hurt il. bone having
snapped. WOlgast fought carefully. He held hls
left out straight and crossed over with a right
to the ear. Nolgast dropped a hard right and
went into a she'll He remained covered up
Redmond did an The 6rhting. but Judged dis
lance poorly and his blows lacked steam. Red
mond put a right ON the champions head and
champion did not make a lead. He appeared to
be helpless with his back AGAINST the ropes
when the bell rang He went TO his corner aud
said his left forearm was broken.
ROUND sERedmonI started out aggressively.
but unable To land eleaniy. They stood
head to head, Redmond using short left and
right for guarding purposes. He went into A
she'll while Redmond kept on working In close.
ability to use both arms. Toward the close Of
the round the wildcat" opened with fash Of
his right: He sent in a series Of short arm
tieally helpless with his head down while Red
mond worked uppercuts- They were elnehed at
the bell.
across the ring. but did not land clean blow.
Wolgast was eager TO clineh with his left hand
and Wolgast landed hard right Then be
ducked and avoided right aud left swing. Red
mond stood good chance to collect II be had
the walop. After brief rest WolgaSt played
TO the stomach with his right.
ROUND 1o-The champion went to the center Of
the ring with his left arm helpless and told the
newspapermen il was broken Redmond put right
TO face. Redmond misses right and left. Vol
gast used only one hand to defend himself. In
a clinch Redmond pushed the champion through
the ropes and then grabbed his broken arm and
helped him back. An expression Of pain
on WOlgasts face and before il disappeared he
put a half dozen rights to the stomach. II
his final spurt AMI a good one. light right
connected with WOlgast's face and the BOYS
clinched for fully 80 seconds. Remond lacked
steam. They were exchanging blows at close
quarters when the contest ended.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
Tennis MATCHES
ARE CUT SHORT
Mrs. Fletcher Beats Miss .JOOst
and Miss ID. .Upham Defeats
Miss c. Kirby

Only two matches were played in the
women's tournament for the champions
ship OF san Francisco yesterday at the
California tennis club. Mrs. Fletcher
beat Miss Z. Joost 6-s. 7-5 and Miss
d. Upham beat Miss C. Kirby 81. Go.
Play VIII be resumed next Friday and
Saturday.
The mems championship event Will
start today. Twenty players will be in
the competition and the winner of the
tournament will meet Maurice Nc
Loughlin in the challenge match. AS
Melville Long and Coast Champion
George James drew in different halves.
and both will no doubt reach the finals
the spectators Will be assured of All
least one good match. Long will prob
baly win the tournament The drawings
follow:
Preliminary round-B. f. Nourse VS. Doctor
White: B. Batkin Melville Long: w FottreIl
u. Paul Hardemann; J. EastoB " A. Rosen-
berg; J. Cassell ys- Z. p. Finngan; Doctor Love
grove rs. L. Foftrell.
First round upper halfl-A. Sutro vs. r.
Greeubcrg: ". g knowlton, a bye
First round flower haifl--J. A. Code bye.
r Guerin VI. +. Bass; {. Curley vs. George
lanes
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as the cleverest heavy weight in the
world.
There was quite a crowd in the gym
to see the big fellows go at it, and
among the onlookers were a couple of
racetrack book makers, who have big
wagers down on Johnson to defeat the
white man on July A. They were sur
prised individuals at Jen's condition
and showing, and it is more than like.
ly that they will endeavor to hedge, as
one of them declared that he bet on
Johnson with the idea that Jeff could
never get back to his old form, but he
declared that he was mistaken. Jeffs
masseurs are even ironing the wrin
king out of his face and brow, which
were so noticeable few weeks ago.
The aged facial appearance of the big
fellow is disappearing as he is rounding
into shape, and now he looks about the
same as he did on the night he fought
Jack Monroe.
ALL DOUBTERs CONVINCED
The hope of the white race worked
impressvely today, and there was not
spectator in the audience who did not
think he was fit. He went so minutes
without a break. He started off at the
pulleys and then skipped the rope for
about 15 minutes and then went back
to the pulleys. jeff and Corbett then
went out to the open air arena, and
were about to box, when Jeff declared
that the canvas laid over the ring was
loose, and to avoid any chance of an
accident it was decided to box in the
gym instead. 1t looked familiar to see
the two great fighters squaring off.
Jeff, with his ponderous muscles bulg-
ing out, and his hairy chest free from
fat or excessive weight, took his old
familiar crouch, while Corbett, pale
and graceful but looking in fairly good
shape, praHced around holding his
Jack Johnson, the while he tried to
stab the big fellow with his left.
INITIATES BLACK CHAMPION
Corbett intended TO go but two
rounds, but he felt so good at the con-
clusion of the second frame that he
decided to go on another round. He
assumed a style somewhat similar to
the way Johnson boxes. Corbett has
studied the black mans methods of
lighting, as he claims he has witnessed
the moving pictures of Johnsons fight
with Burns and Ketchel several times,
and has made a scientific study of the
black champions tactics in the ring.
Corbett believes he will be of great
beneht to jeff in pointing out weak
points in the champions style of box
ing.
While Corbett carried jeff along
from the. first and gave him good
workout, the big fellow had to hold
himself back on several occasions, as
his famous left was full of fire ani 1T
looks as if he could cave in the side
OF the wall il he cut il loose. The
Burbank farmer looked to be full of
fight and he acted as If he wanted to
get some one in front of him so be
could tear loose. He was as anxious
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11

TO fight as thoroughbred is to get
away from the post
The last round was the fastest of
the three and Jeff cuffed Corbett a few
hard ones. Corbett tried that right
hand uppercut, which was one of his
famous blows and which is said to be
Johnson's most effective blow. He let
it fly a number of times at Jeff's jaw,
but the big fellow pulled his head back
just far enough 10 allow it to Craze
his jaw. This was one of the exam
pies of the big fellows boxing.
HANDLES CHOYNskI SEVERELY
After finishing with Corbett Joe
Choynski came next and he went three
rounds with the big fellow Jeff ham
died the veteran rather, severly, but
old Joe never fiinched. but stuck to
his guns and took Several hard blows
to get one over.
His 80 minutes of gymnasium work
and six rounds of boxing did not fa-
tigue the big fellow in the least. He
was s fresh as daisy at the finish.
During the afternoon Jeff was out on
the road with Farmer Burns and re-
turned about $50 o'clock for his rub
down.
Corbett says he expects to go six
rounds with Jeff next week and
Choynski figures that he can go like
distance, SO many of the big fellows
workouts during the next week should
go at least Il rounds.
Corbett and Choynski left for San
Francisco this afternoon, where they
are to box at a show given by the
Eagles tomorrow afternoon. They
probably will return here tomorrow
Referee Eddie Smith visited the camp
today and expressed his surprise at
Jeff's good condition since he last saw
him. He said that as far as appear
ance goes jeff looks the same as he did
when he retired as heavy weight cham
pion.
jeff says that he will box again to-
morrow. He announces that he will
do a great deal of boxing during the
next two weeks. If he dons the gloves,
as he says today, Bob Armstrong will
spar with him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
Veteran Bil1iardist Is
Still in Form

w A. Spinks, one Of those old timers
who helped to make the name of San
Francisco famous in the world of bill
liards. arrived last night for the double
purpose of renewing old acquaintances
and corraling a good seat for the big
fight.
Also, those who saw little exhi-
bition game that was played at the
Granev billiard room shortly after his
arrival found out that the veteran who
used TO be among the top notchers at
the game of balk line billiards still has
a right to figure with the best in the
business.
His average last night was around
the 40 mark and he succeeded in pull
ing off run of 27o in the classic style
of ballk line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
Barbarian CricketerS
Elect Officers

The usual monthly meeting and So
ciaI evening of the Barbarian athletic
club was held at the club headquar-
ters last night. A fine musical pro-
gram was rendered and several hox-
tion of the club held the weekly meet
ing at the same time. C. L Medlicote
was elected manager OF The eriekst
team, B. OAerdessen was elected cap
tain and A. Anstey was elected vice
captain Owing to the resignation of
A. H Moverly. c. Medlicott was elected
delegate to the California cricket as
sociation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
DEPOSED MANAGER
FULFILLS THREAT
George Little Sets Deputy Sheriff on
Jack JohnSon's Trail
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

T yesterday aid of the law and his
Johnson Rd and Mrs Muhead OF the Seal Rock
courts withhold all moneys taken IN at the eAhonS mere ana %
dy will hold Johnon share OF the receipts OF the big
battle things break right for him.
every day Johnson
Therefore nobody surprised when deputy
the black yester-
morning and formally served the att atacent Inn papers on b & Bss @ M
smiled bowed the deputy and then turned away and began to
Little Claims that Johnson dto.bin the $4,000 He
% s5 I 80 @ % @ @ % the gr aid OF W the G law in Enforcing his rights Little
expiration will keep right Johnsons heels and get
Little will make bitter fig fight gaqs INST the msn d4 Mh9
o hrs lie He has given Aorne Ach full power to 90
LITTLE WANTS HIS CUT ALL AROUND
wants the Johnson share OF the OF the big
light and also like Out OF the moving pf4[e profits and 2inson
the ocean beach ise single
Johnson willing enough Little that $4,000 which the former
like this What he champions profits He fully
$4,000 so it is no wonder going to with
has o hired @ an attorney and he will meet Little way just
Johnson @ S IS very g 6 against Little and
That Contrast good 1T worth
body knows contest gazed the state Of Illinois Little
CALLS LITTLE TROUBLE MAKER
q good Little and return he did nothing but make
Of not 2 @ GSoS use 60 me me- did a ali P the buy bgn @ % but Wss
enough allow him his bit out all my shows up to the present time
suit Little will in no w affect o & the t6 fight as SsS 81 Tex onR6 Rs5d a
his manage 1 they tall out tney % e i5n e IT ] % h 6b u
hisUllluo afec ody ysaveJ
Gleason and myself neede for
unable help Evidently
with Little
be shown the The
will be paid Stake Holder Tim Sullivan the day before the
I'VE have had absolutely dealings Little
Johnson
relating the fight and
the moving pictures
JOHNSON SPARS WITH LEGAL ADVISERS
he could
He scheduled with Al Kaufman but
he pass up his formo of till
the the and
hug his big Unable TO find anybody else TO
speedway PAGER Little Dick They 100 yards
finished the lead He proud OF his
his proud boast that he has yet lost
wired Jim Coroth night that
viii leave York this direct
Woodman and Cofroth had
afternoon the Boston would
very tempting Sid Hester he
either OF them definite promise
will South
Kethe and Langod for him This building
delay Cofroth He adds that the will
and that the building will be completed within 10
the work
LOOKS LIKE BREAK HERE
Hester His Richmond
that he will make Ketch which
win him goes anything Cofroth
or an
Al Kaufman four fast rounds with the big heavy weight
yesterday afternoon He
champion decided kaufman
A hard.
y mile
Lgod all his sparring
of all
ness He nothing
with kaufman other than that he will do the best he
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S[p@1rl,lGM1rS
ON SPOR rs

ANN ARBoR. Mich. June 1o.-Joseph Horner
Of Grand Rapids. shot pulitzer and all round
track Star. has been selected TO captain the
Michigan university track team next season
APPLETON: Wis. June 1o.-In eight rounds
OF fast fighting Eddie MeGorty of Oshkosh.
accredited champion of ireland had shade
over Young Mahoney pf Racine in a no decision
bout here last night.
NOTRE DAME, Ind June 1O.-"Red'' Kelly.
captain of the 1910 baseball team has signed
with the Chicago Americans and viii join the
next year to finish his course in law and will
coach the team.
PARIS June 10.--The Prix Ia Moriniere of
81. 900, distance II furlonSs. run at Maissons
Lsfftte today, was won by W. b. Vanderbilt :
San Pictro.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
o O o 4 BOTANICAL
Cd. 0.0. BLOOD REMEDY


kingdom cure for most Of the ills and ailments Of humanity Work and study
disposal We rely on them hs because Of their ability
do the mineral concocOns
and barks such combination as to make the all
Of
As s.
unequed builds
with
do better
old free to who ovrite.
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WOLGAST BREAKS
ARM IN SEVENTH
Lightweight Champion Goes on Fighting
And Has Shade on Redmond

he wrested the
MI Battling Nelson marred
Az seventh round
tonight
In spite of this he the better of the bout
The 4 o'clock
the fourth Of Rednonds
elbows about three
mishap good lead
did little worked short
championship the
decision will the fight Wogast because his big lead in the earlier
Wolgast defeated before At first meeting Woga
weighed wonderfully he
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
HARDEST JOB FOR
JEFF SEEMS EASY
Big Fellow Dodges Vicious Uppercut
Made Famous by Johnson
By JOSEPH MURPHY
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

EFFRIES TRAINING CAMP Rowardennan, June 1oefs long
expected Cobet
The
gave the big fellow good trying could
TO show his best form his first trial. but after
under his belt he will be the right necessary
he needs judgment distance as we'll as
assist him II gaining
IS seven years since the two old time champions
gloves together and that heavy
1t memorable
where championship
Burbank
exhibition ngde thought he
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
IDAHO TEAMS FINALs

LEWISTON, idaho, June 1o.-The finals
of the Idaho state tennis championship
tournament which has been in prog
ress here since Tuesday. resulted today
in victory for Joseph Tyler OF Spo-
kane, Pacific Northwest champion in
the singles and for A. Axtell of Mos
cow and Doctor Kroesch of Walla
Walla in the mems doubles.