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Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
ENGLISH PUGILISTS
 CD TEN ROUNDS
Welsh Wins From DriscoII on a Foul
 in Tenth Round.

Cardiff, Wales, Dec. 2O.-Freddie Welsh, ihe lightweight champion of England, won a fight with Jem Dris- coll. the featherweight champion, in the teHth round on a foul.
 The fight was a 2O-round match for 8 purse ,r S1Z COG; the largest ever put up for Great Britain featherweights Several thousand persons witnessed the bout. Notwithstanding the bet ting favored Welsh, the spectators were greatly disappointed in the con test when it came to an unexpected end. due to Driscoll putting his Op- ponenJ under the chin with his head. Welsh besides being five years younger than Driscoll. had the ad- vantage in weight and reach. His blows were heavier than those of his featherweight opponent and he showed that he was able to take more pun ishment.
 In the first round Driscoll had the advantage on points, but in the second Welsh landed several hard blows and his extra weight of ten pounds began to tell. In the fourth he sent Dris- coll to his knees and the betting went from to l in his favor to to l.
 The lightweight champion inflicted several damaging kidney punches in the seventh, but in the next round Driscoll got home with a couple of hard lefts. He followed these with a game exhibition throughout the ninth, honors being even. It was seen in the tenth, however. that Driscoll was tiring In one of the clinches he persistently butted his opponent and
 
 the referee disqualified him.
 The seconds jumped into the ring and promptly came to clinches. some blows were struck and it was with difficulty that tbe police parted the warning partisans
 The winner took GO per cent of the purse and the loser 40 per cent
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
WoLGAsT ACCEPTS.
But Must Fix the Terms of a Fight
 With Moran.

shown a challenge issued late last night by Moran, Wolgast, the light weight champion, said today: T will fight Moran for the championship and a $5.000 side bet within ninety days after the date of the challenge to me The fight must be not less than forty five rounds or to a finish. The weight shall be 133 pounds ringside and my end of the purse not less than s12.50O. regardless of the result.
 These are my conditions and noth ing will change them. I won't risk the championship against a light weight of that class in less than for ty-five rounds. It makes no differ ence to me where the fight takes place"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
A SHIP TO LIGHT.
San Franciscans Want to Make an
 Aeropane Experiment.

Washington. Dec. 2O.-The executive board of the citizens aviation com mittee of San Francisco has requested the navy department to designate a warship to serve as landing for an aeroplane.
 The board is to conduct experiments with -aeroplanes during flights from January to 16. and recites the fact that an aviator having successfully risen in an aeroplane from deck at Birmingham. opportunity should be af- forded of demonstrating the reverse proposition. Acting Secretary Win throp instructed Rear Admiral Berry commanding the Pacific fleet to assist the executive board and Glenn H. Cur tiss in every way proper.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
GOT OUT OF CHANNEL.
Ship Laden With Christmas Goods
 Aground in the Delaware.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2O.-The steam ship Marion, from Liverpool, grounded in the Delaware river a few miles below here tonight and thus far has resisted all efforts of powerful tugs to release her from the sand.
 She was loaded with Christmas goods and was hurrying to this city. While opposite Washington Park, N. l.. she got out of the channel.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
A ROCKEFELLER LIFT.

Chicago. Dec. 2O.-A single and final gift of $1O.00O. 900 by John ID. RQckefel- Ter to the University of Chicago was announced at the quarterly cOnvoeation of the university today. This makes a total of s35,OOO. 900 MT. Rockefeller has donated the university.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
FOUGHT WITH BROKEN HAND.

Boston, Dec. 20.-Fighting the last seven rounds of a twelve-round bout with a broken hand. Hugo Kelly of Chicago made whirlwind finish here tonight and secured a decision over Frank Klaus of Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
BURNING IGNORED.
No Mention in Texas Grand Jury Re
 port of Rodriguez Case.

Rock Springs. Texas. Dec. 20-The district grand jury adjourned today without returning the anticipated in- dictments in connection with the re- cent burning of Antonio Rodriguez. the alleged slayer of Mrs. Lea Hen dersOn. In its final report the jury made no report for or against the action of the mob
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
A Disastrous One Is Threatening cin-
 cinnati.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec. 21.-A gen. eral alarm has been turned in calling all the available fire fighting appa- ratus of the city to fire that threat ems to destroy the plant of the Ault X Wiborg company. manufacturers of printing inks and supplies. at Ninth and Sycamore streets. The loss will be large.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
NEW FoUNOLAND HURRICANE.

St. Johns. N. F.. Dec. 2O.-New, FoundIand is in the grip of a hur- ricane said to be the worst in years. The storm, which has been raging for forty eight hours. shows no signs of cessation. Fears are expressed that many shipping disasters will be recorded before the storm blows itself out.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
LOS ANGELES TIMES GRAND
 JURY.

Los Angeles. Dec. 2O.-The grand jury Investigating the Times eNplo- sion adjourned to January without making a report.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
RETURN OF DR. COOK.

New York. Dec. 2O.-Dr. F. A. Cook of Brooklyn, N. r.. will return on the steamer Washington. which is due Thursday evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Dec. 2O.-Weather fore cast for AriZOna-Fair south, snow in the north.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE

Lot 59x270 in alfalfa on ear line. with 4-room frame cottage and screen room: north of town. Price S175O; easy payments. E. F. PASCOE. 110 N. Center St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
OFFERED CHILDREN FOR StIF.
Preacher says u Was 10 Illustrate M Idea.
hut crowd N~nri, Mobbrd gIinI.

PIrTsBUEG. sept. ~. Therswas trouble
at Circleville near Irwin. last evening
when the Rev Thomas q BouTd. pastor
u the Myiis Avenue Baptist Church 81
Pitt~buTH. after advertising that h- would
sell two of his Ave children To IN. hRhes;
bidder. made an effort 90 auction IN.
children IN.
Tn" minister never got an opportunity
To finish the sale for a thousand persons
Protested and the minister was nearly
mUbbsd.
Nor we're matters better this morning
when the Rev Nr. BOord Appeared In the
pulpit IN Pitt-burg. for he was subjected
to slurs from hi- congregation. many
% whom would listen 10 no explanation.
Late yesterday the following circulars
were PASSED about Circleville. which -
the home villag. Of the Rev. Mr. How'd
Auction to-night. The undersigned
will sell at public auction his two children.
as hereinafter described.
One boy. ! years old. fair complexion.
weighs Is pounds Strong 10 body and
mind Has never been to school. hut
would make q competent newsboy and lie
able 20 earn good wages in three years
VIII he great support Co buyer in less than
eight years.
One girl. aged 10 years. dark com
pl-HiOn. weighs 50 pounds. Has had four
years schooling. Was youngest pupil in
her class Can execute any household
duties. such A. plain sewing and cooking.
dizhwashinE. &c. For a child's nurse
annot be ezcelled. viii he competent
to keep an ordinary house IN SIX years
time.
sale 10 take place corner Third and
Main streets at ~ fortnight. Terms aud
conditions ~ sales and reasons for selling
made known before sale begins. PnT-
chaser must i's good moral person.
A. the appointed time Mr. Boord APP
peared with the two children and made
eIpla ma ton that ne had five children and
was not able In support than that he
wanted TO sell two In order to keep the
other three
Some persoHs In the crowd became
abusive and Mr.. Boord finally announc.d
a postponement of tho sale.
Late this afternoon Mr. BOord. who IL =
Prohibition candidate for the Lsgisla ture.
declared Il had been only q Joke on his
part. that be had intsnded % illustrate =
certain point with the children as eEan-
plea but thu crowd took him seriously
end made trouble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
MERLIN Mars TEACHER.
NISS BrrSd of BOston Not wanted IN IN.
change Because she u q Woman.

BosToN Sept ~ Miss Nellie J Brood
sub ma-,cr in the William r. Russell
School in Dorchester. will not 20 20 Ger
many as an exchange teacher under the
,a-ncl,ic Foundation. The Kaiser and mis-
ministry object
Supt Brooks 81 the Boston plblic
schools saws IL ia because she IL q woman.
Miss Breed zays IL IL because arrange
men,s for the exchange were not per-
fecfed IN time.
IL was while Miss Breed was abroad =
year aeu that she became acquainted
with the teachers IN Germany Who asked
her 20 teach in the University 80 berlin.
On the way across from Germany she
mot David q. Fllis. chairman of the Bo--
ton school ioard lie was much in favor
~ her going 90 Germany. and when u
rcemed as u ~ were possible he did all
ia h.s power To- get her anot her leave 81
absence
50 wnrn Miss Bred found she could
get half paw during IN" year in Germany
-" Communicated with the University
81 Berlin and was informed she would be
IaId Nearly 500 a year while teaching IN
(iermauy Then came word that she was
no, wanted bu' Miss breed did not care
a. she has pa-=cd an examination and
received a masters certificate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
WRECKED Ar NILE 4 MINUTE.
90. Yves. Frsnch MOtOrcy clist. Pound tie
Was Unhurt when lie Came To.

PAssAIc. y J Sept is Henri ST Yves.
the French Marathon runner. made his
DEBUT a. a professional motorcycle rider
at the Clifton stadium to-day and had a
miraculous escape from death when his
machine collapsed white he was riding
the six lap saucer AZ ths rate % q mile
in IS seconds.
81. Yves rode Carl Ruben. n veteran.
a match pursuit race. flying start. He
opened the throttle wide and sped around
the track 80 fast that most of the time he
fairly bounded on the boards. As he
shot up 10 pass huden at three laps his
machine scrap..d the bleachers. the chain
snapped and 81 Yves lost control. Going
over a mile a minute he wabbled all over
the track and almost crashed into Ruben.
ST Yves lost control OF the hAndlebar.
the front wheel turned about and caved
in Still clinging to the machine. ~. Yves
slid with IL the length 81 the grand stand.
When he became conscious the French
man assured all that he was not injured
save for a few outside bruises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
way LOCK orr .OO.OOO MEN.
welsh COIIIrry Owners Iikely to RE-
taIiate for Cambrian strike.


I.oNDo@. Sept. ~ The Canbrian col
l,'rv mon az mass meeting to-day de-
oitsl Ia strike Twelve thousand men
will qint work to-W prrow
IN" result will pr1ba biv hs th1t the Welsh
COO NINE owners asSoCiation will lock ont
20n SD Welsh miners
The miners viii strike without giving
tr" legal notice TINS course wall render
them unable - draw strike paw from their
union In. strike will also he IN dsiianra
VI decision reached ~ a conference NJ
Cardiff yesterday which was attended by
delegates representing the entire Welsh
coal field
The delegates favored general stop
pag" u WORK "a sympathy with the men
81 ~" CambTian field. bat ia. leaders
urged IA" gravity of such a step. Then
~" delegates agreed thar a ballot OF all
the ncu -huuld be- Z lksn befor. strike
notice Was served Ola the owners
The Cambrian miners refused 10 wait
until N" ballot could he taken. This 10
the action which II ~ feared will provoke
ia. owners 10 general lockout They
prefer. a- general stoppags IL appar-
emily inevitable. ~ fight at once rather
than await the convenience - the miners
leaders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
w'iDoO Tunnel FRANCHISES.
supreme Court Reduces the TaN NaIua-
ton to ~. sVo.3I7.

AIBINT. sept Is The special franchise
tax valuation 1T the McAdoo tunnel
franchises has been cut in half by SUI
prrtne Court Justice lie BTuf. tn" state
Tax Commission fixed the valuation a.
81 W on and the Cont reduces IL 10
~ js' 3i7 IN - lengthy opinion the
Court concludes.
= reyalIe the REALTORS special franchise
nj the total sum ot $4,000 slo.i2. ana value
separately the intangibl" property ~
81 1853 .2aiIS. and the tangible property
used In connection Herewith AZ - ~ -
o7Ig7
1T appears that other real estaie in
New York city vas locally Assessed AT
20 p.r cent 10 the full valuation. The
company H. therefore entitled To a reduc-
lion IL ~ per cent. from the gross vallA-
ton of tie special franchise a. heretofore
found and the special franchis. assess-
ment complained uf j. directed To tie re-
d,Ic-d To- the sum Of q. sss .si7 rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
WOYEN on 4 LONG SUIW.
Three of Them Arrive AZ COney Island
After n start Prom 75d street.

Ross Ptt1nof. who - doing Turn at
vaudeville thentrr here. undertook 20
swim to Coney Island Yesterday from the
foot e Fast TWsniy-third street she
got as for a. Nor'on's Point and then had
to give ~ bcunuss the tide was coming
10 too heavily against he's. Two other
women. who heard 81 M,-- PiunOf-
venture. tool, the water ~ the sam. time
that she did and swan beside her most
" the way 90 the point.
They said that they weren't willing
to nave the honor ~ swimming to tOney
taken away from New York The three
women were IN the water about 1--WE
hours and half aud went fifteen miles.
Miss Pitonof planned to got und"r way
At about sp o'ciocS "a that the tide
wouldn't buck her when she 20, near the
end ~ her Journey. SHE was going TO
Land AZ ~ -apl-chl-. Park.
But she got TO the foot 90 East Twenty
third street too hate To make the start
on time Nv the time she TOOK the water
two BROOKLYN women Miss Adeiine Trapp
who swan Hell Cat" wear ago Inst sum
mer. and Mru. clara Bou'on. ~efsSDn hand.
a nd they followed closely.
They said that they were members Il
tho National Women Life Saving League
The start was made At about $50 o clock
The tide favored them down the Fast
River aud for some hours OF their trip
do an tho bay. Mics Tramp fell behind tue
other two and az the end O9 the journey
they had the lead OF her by about quar-
ter Of a mile.
The nd. turned az they approached
Norton's Point Miss PitOnot tried 70
fight her way against q bat she found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
VOTING DOCTOR 4 HICTDE.
Hal Va, Been In Geed Health An.i Was
Melancholy.

SCRANTON. Pa. sept ~ - Dr James ,.
Thompson. aged ~ years. y widely known
and prominently connected physician
in Throop. this county. was found dead
in bod thiS morning with a bullet ia his
head. He boarded with a family named
SwaTtz
Eighteen months ago DIR Thompson.
whoe~ horne was in Toronto. Canada.
received diploma from tho Baltimore
Medical College lie came ~ this county
TO praotis~ because his uncle. DIR Charles
H. Thompson. II one % the first surgeons
in this section Of the State and the pro-
prieIor ~ the Scranton private hospital
a large and successful institution He
established a practice at rhroop. an
outlying mining town and WINS seemingly
prosperous but given o. melanchola
His health was not the most robust snd
this may have led him - take his own life
This morning whom DR. Thomps N did
net respond ~ q call hia door was forced
oron He was found lying in bed fully
dressed and cold Ills arms were crossed
upon HE bross' Tho revolver from
which tho fatal builst was firel WIS
clutchod in his right hand and thrust
under hts coat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
WATER FAMINE WARDED OFF.
~ Lrast In Hastings. Which Berrows
From Tarr,town and rhi. city.

HAsrISos on HUDSON. y Y. sept is
Before morning Hastings will have a
plentiful supply Of water. The indus
tries which were expected to remain
closed tomorrow will be able TO resume
work
When the situation here became seri-
Gus Tarrytow n. which has eighteen feet
Of water in its reservoir. offered 10 help
out Hastings. Men have been working
all day connecting the pipes Of the Tarry-
town supply and those 81 the Pocantlco
company. which supplies Hastings. The
connection IL being made on Broadway
about 200 yards from the old Dutch Re
formed Church.
Meanwhile New York city IL helping
out by allowing water 20 he diverted
from its aqueduct into the lake. 80 that
the lake will fill up and purify again be-
fore rain falls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
STOP SUNDAY FLYING.
Authorities OF SWISS Town Cause POs,-
pOnement Or Alpine Aviation Race.

Spsctri Cebis Dsspaich 10 fHH SuN
ROM. sept. IsThe Swiss authorities
at BriRls threatened forcihly 10 prevent
George Chavez. the Peruvian aviator.
from attempting to make the trans
alpine flight from BriEue TO Milan in
the international contest which was
scheduled 20 start to-day. The com
mittes in charge Of the race cOnseq .ly
decided to disqualify any Of the aviatUrs
who started to-day. and Sunday rest
was therefore not broken.
The contestants were keenly dsap-
pointed as the weather was favorable
for flying. As told in yesterdays de-
spatches TO THE SUN the authorities in
formed the committee that the aviators
must not start before noon owing 10
religious procession being held. hut the
committee decided 20 pay no attention
90 this. with the apparent result that the
authorities prevented any flights at all
being made to-day.
Cattaneo. the Italian aviator. has with
drawn his entry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
cans HER Own IuBULINCE
SAYS shes Becn Poisoned. and she HAS,
hut she Wont TeIl How.

The telephone bell in St Mary's HOspi.
tai. Jamaica. rang yesterday afternoon.
Please send an ambulance to 10 Weldon
street, Cypress Hills said a WOman's
voice. Please hurry I'm very IN from
poison. Probably IN he dead when you
get here
The attendant who took the message
hurriediy communicated with DR. Hyland.
who leaped into an ambulance and with
Old Bill. the big bay horse. doing his best
began a four mile race Medicine Kit
in hand, he leaped from the ambulance
and rang the doorbell A girl Of ~ years,
Miss Margaret weimer. opened the door
1t was ! who called you.' said sho.
I'm dying aud the doctor jumped for
ward bIss in time to catch her as she
swayed. She appeared TO he very III.
Just then Nliss Gussie Weimer. sister
~ the girl and year OF 40 older rushed
down from the upper part Of the house.
What is wanted here1 What is the
trouble?- she asked in surprise.
There Was a call for an ambulance
from her. aud have responded said
DIR Hyland Your sister Is very III,
apparently
sent no cali knew nothing 10 her
illness Poisoned. you say THIS IL terri
bic She must have called the ambulance
herself. We are alone. Our parents
are down at RoCkaway Beach
DIR. Hyland and Miss Gussie Weimer
carried the girl Ia sofa. There was
a symptom II laudanum. First all treat
ment revived her. NeiRhbors and Police
man Thomas BelRer Of the Liberty ave
nu" station came IN. The girl was asked
Il she had attempted to commit suicide.
She fe.'hly Indicated that she did not
wish - be- quest iOned
II was learned. Or. Hyland said last
night that a week ago last Wednesday
the girl also suffered from poisoning.
A doc tor reached her Just m time Her
brother Frank said last night that the girl
had been out Of work for several weeks
and had been in a morose state Of mind
There had been no trouble he slid
Tn. girl was taken 10 st Mary's Hos
ptAl. II waS aid lhst night she would
probably recover. She admitted having
sent IN the call for the ambulance. DR.
Hyland said Her parents visited her
AZ the hospital They were mystlfied.
The police took no action in the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
GlFNOR WIZ NOT talk
About Politics. and tie .. Tr,inx 90 spare
Hts Throat Anyway

Sr JANIS. L. I Sept ~ Mayor Gay
nor got mp at his regular hour. = O'Clock
THE morning lie appeAred refreshed by
"A long sleep
He took n spin in his limousine. walked
about his sixty acre farm and received
all his visitors. hut in doing all this he
exercised discretion He IL going easy;
above q u he ~ trying to live mp 20 the doc
tors admonition 10 keep silent and allow
his voice Ia regain it, normal clearnes-
and POWER To the reporters he said
I've got IN keep still I'm not going
20 talk for week
But. Judge explained one. wore
down here IN find ont whether you will
accept the nomination for Governor Of
New York The Democrats all over tho
state are asking that question. They
want to know your answer
i have absolutely nothing IN say
replied the Mayor.
The visitors at Deepwells to-day in
cluded several members Of the Mayors
cabinet; city Chamberlain Charles II
Hyde. who 10 one of Mayor Gaynor's
most intimate friends. came down in the
morning and stayed for half an hour
Fire Commissioned Rhnalander waldo.
by the Mayors secretary.
Robert Adamsor dropped IN for a fifteen
minute chat Thomas J Higgins. Park
Comuissioner in The Bronx, and j v.
Burgevin. Superintendent q Parks In that
borough. alsp called - paw their respects
Rudolph Block made a short visit IN the
forenoon The Mayor had only few
words for each caller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
iTTOIsTS FIND Suicide.
GirI Who shot Herself HAD Grie, 81 since
Her Brothrr's Death.

WHITE pIAINs. y. Y sept ~ Mary
Elizabeth Anderson left her home. al -
Spring street this morning 'ew minutes
befor" ~ telling her mother and other
members nf the family she thought she
would go for a walk less than half an
hour later an automobile party coming
along Broadway near Railroad avenue
saw woman living partly IN the roadway
and partly on the walk.
Sh. was found suffering from a pistol
shot wound in the head. but conscious
Il was Miss Anderson. and she said abe
had shot herself She was lifted into tho
automobile and taken to a hospital She
died less than two hours later.
4 few WEEKS ago Miss Anderson =
brother died. since his death she had
81 constantly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
iRRESTING FOLKS PASSING NJ
Draws Nasisterisi wrath Down on reIice
Of stags street station.

Magistrate O'ReiIiy sharply rebuked
the police - the Stage street station in
the Manhattan avenue police court. VIII
iam-burg. yesterday for arr-sting a
young woman and a man in connection
with a murder. although they had only
beer Innocent witnesses Of the act
The prisoners were Catherine Diana 81
III Harrison avenue and Peter Montel-
vano. Who lives IN the same neighborhood
They happened 10 h. passing Saturday
night when Joseph vaienta 81 ia Harri-
son avenue WIS sho, dead bv Joseph
Msliere OF I7s johnson avenue
When Catherine Diana and Montelvano
were arrested they protested. but no ct
tsntion was paid TO either and both were
kept in cslls all night. In court yesier-
day the girl was bysterical.
Magistrate O'Reiliy looked around for
the complaint In the case. but there was
none. Then q policeman gtammersd that
there was no regular charge.
What kind Of business u this. anyway
exclaimed the Magistrate. How did you
come To arrest these two p@ople and by
whose ordsrp.-
One Of the poIIesmsn leaned ovor the
brass railing and said in a low tone:
You see. your Honor. the captain told
~ 70 get some one and az these twO saw
the shooting. why, We took them in
This business Of arresting Innocent
people, exclaimed Magistrate O'Rslly.
were info rtunatq enough To witness
crime makes me siok. | am going TO put
a stop TO II whsnevsr ! osn.
ANY one having the misfortune 90 wit
nees hght or shooting or anything else
IL liable 10 he locked up
-These two people are honorably dis
charged. 90 back and tell your captain
what ! said