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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26
paI Moore Has II shade.

philndelpnia, May 25-P0l Moore,
OF this city, had the better Of the sis
round fight with Jem Driscoll, the
English lightW eight champion. at the
National Athletic club tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26

The st. Johns Guild will hold a
tea at the home of Mrs. J. r. Me-
LauPhlin, corner 18th and Marquette.
on Friday afternoon from 2 to 6
n'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26
ON STILL HUNT FOR
DOBROWOLSK|
St, Louis Man Looking for
Deceased With UnspeakabIe
Name Who Left Large ES-
tate to Eager Heirs,

Especial Dispatch 10 tn" Morning Journail
Santa Fe, y. a., MAY G5.-Does
anyone in New Mexico know Of a
Dohrowolski dying and leaving u
large estate? That Is what Assistant
Attorney General Clancy is DESTROYS
of knowing. Mr.. Jaffa recently re-
ceived a letter addressed, ITO the
secretary OF state from a st. Louis
hotel man, as follows:
sir:
please inform me If any OF the
below named have died in your state
leaving large estates: Thomas Dob
rowolski. Adam CD, August C") and
kasimi g, all ons of Leo DObroW-
olski from ireland, and if so what
steps should be taken by the heirs
to claim the estate.
Very respectfully.
"EUGENE o.. KUTZLEB."
Mr.. Jaffa's office turned the letter
over to Mr.. Clancy, who says that
perhaps the newspapers can locate
some of "Do-brow-ol-ski" family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26

Greater Albuquerque's Airdomo,
Friday,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26
Health resort. Girdome.

The Two Brothers, another bio
graph production at the Pastime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26
open to booster Friday. Airdome.
HALEY comet Airdome, Friday.

HALEY comet Airdome. Friday.
\ baby alligator WIS found on the
door step of Il Phoenix real estate
firm the other evening His alligator
shin was not moro than eight inches
in length. and the question Of how
he came there is a~gitating the Phoe-
nicians.
The Holbrook Commercial and So
club was organized recently for
the purpose of presenting the COM
mercial advantages of the town and
10 promote the social good-fellOwship
among the members. The charter list
the club is a large one and from
the present outlook, the association
has q bright end useful future before
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26

Refined Airdome for smart folks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26
It's not a hot Airdome.

The little girl they all like in the
biograph at the Pastime today.
The city's Airdomc, Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-26

Articles of agreement and %incorpo-
'ellon OF the Bowman Bank and Trust
,ompony were filed in the territorial
Ss'ietary's office today. The capital
stock is $1,000 900. half of which is
pa M in cash. There are 1000
'tes At 500. Henry u. Bowman
VINO Is named as the New Mexico
GENT : the largest stakeholder. be-
.ns listed at as shares. The direc-
US are Henry d. Bowman. Vincent
May. William ID. Cox. Robert F..
Nebfide and Charles L. Miller. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

land Park are invited. There will
be special music.
Rev. S. IL. Templemah returned
from Roanoke last Tuesday.
Travel on the electric cars to and
from Highland Park is SO very heavy
during certain hours OF the day that
the servicc has been unequal to the
occasion. The Passenger and Power
Company have promised 70 put on
Sunday and for regular service large
double truck cars.
Miss t'lorie Bowman gave sur
prise party Thursday evening in hon
or Of Miss Ruth Jennings, who viii
coon leave for her new home Ia
Waynesuoro, Va
Games were played. refreshments
were served. and all enjoyed the
evening very much. Those present
were Misses Ruth and iorie bow
man, Mareuerit Banihc, Ruth VAL
enIine. margaret viiilams. jeanette
tguaries, Louise Tanner. Annie Alien,
kutn Huason. Ruin jennings. itutt.
YarnrouKn, MesArs. Herpert BahlKe.
Alvin luaries. Hugh Goodwin. Roy
Bowman, stuart shelton. Marvin
watts. Robert Williams, James Good
win. James Rennie, KutHs Quaries,
Archie Moore. and Marciay Waitnaii.
Mr. Gilbert Larus has gone 10
Bremo, on n hunting trip, and viii
return home sunday.
As Is their usual custom the many
friends OF Key. Chas. II. Hosss IL
Highland Park gave him hoera
pounding on Thanhssis ing day, mol
IvsS,x hts fsxftN
key but inning hts laraer With Sooc
things for days to come,
Mlss Mabel JeHries, Of Ghariottss'
vile. who is Attending the Teachers
ofsference In kicnmotta IL the sues'
Miss aanel beard.
MIR Hunter Woodrum. of Saiis-
AIRY. y. e.. Is the guest OF his aunt
afs. II. \, beard.
Mrs Waller Hoi,iday and little sof
I Durham, y. q. VINO have spen
syeral weeks visiting her Irieha
airs. Pell Rogers. returned nome
thursday afternoon
MIR frank aingfield. OF Y. +. !
At Asfss4- and til ftfffssttf osri
sunday
Mrs. VIM. Rapprecht. Of Raltimore
| Ell for home aionuay taking wttf
.er. her little uausater. E..E1sssetn
..ho has been quise i'll at the nome q
L
| .aer aunt. Mrs. Geo. Al. Banihe.
Mir. Conway burgess. OF Groy'
syenuc. nephew Of AR. ID. II. Bur'
,es. is very ia at the Virginia Hos
| pitai.
Mrs. Lucy Phillips is the guest o.
| relatives in Concord. y. {.
| Mrs Judge Christian, of Secuue
| Avenue has been Nisiuug IN Roam
/ Ike tor several days.
Miss Maggie BogES. Of Irhanna
/ and Miss Mary Atkins, OF Blackstone
/ are tho guests ol Miss Ftizsioets
| isoggs-
Key. Mr.. r. f.. johnson, wife aIt
| paby. Of Temperancesille, Va, WIZ
aase been the guests OF Mrs. L, u
/ small on Fifth Avenue. for tN'
| weeks. have returned home.
| Mrs. W. c. Carpenter. eniertainea
| a number of gentlemen at sta,
party Thursday evening In honor o
/ ner husband.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
Barton Heights

Miss Katharine Powell Howerton, OF
West Point, visited her sister, Mrs. X.
III. Bowden, THURSDAY and Friday OF
this week.
The oyster supper which was to take
place in the parish hail Of the Epiphany
church Thursday night has been pos.-
poned TIL TUESDAY night Of next week
The Rev. q. r. Craignill Will preach
at the Episcopal church sunday at Al
A. NJ. ana at night HI =. NJ. sunday
school at $50 4. n .,u .
played the Invincibles in a game o.
bali Thursday on the Barton Heights
baseball diamond which resulted in a,
Mt j. i. Singleton has gone to Hen
derson. n c., to visit his relatives.
The Rev. A: G. Bergman wiz M
mis- usual appointment at the Methodist
church SUNDAY. morning at II O'Clock
and at night at & O clock.
Mise Mable CHM. who teaches at
Lawrencevtlle, IL AT homo Tor ths
holidays >,
MIR. Charlie J. Cosby and Miss LEILA L.
Bass were married Thursday morning
At o'clock by the Rev. \ G. berry :
man at the Methodist parsonass S s,,.
OF Barton Heights Only a few near
relatives and friends were present anu
witnessed the ceremony.
MISS Elizabeth Shac Aleford gave d
+
u number OF young friends,
! The funeral of little Raymond baSpy'
son of Mr. and Mrs. {. w. Francis, VINO
died Wednesday afternoon. took place
Thursday afternoon from his home ana
was conducted by the Rev. A. {. berry
man, assisted By the pastor OF Inc pap
list church. The baby was laid to res.
in Rlveryicw Cemetery. The pail bear
ers were Masters Harry Nuckoiis, Ru-
fur G-iff.n. Judson and Welty Henuer-
shott. sa,
Will preach sunday morning at eleven
O'clock and at might at eight ocIoch.
sunaay-school at $40 A. NJ. and youns
peoples prayer meeting at r M.
MICS Lula A. Luxforo. OF Richincnu'
was the guest OF Mrs. r. IL Bo"oen
Thursday. 49,.
Mr.. Wellington Farrow, who has been
visiting MS uncle Mr.. W. X. McCoTib'
in Augusta county, has returned nome.
4 union THANKSGIVING service Wa
held in the Methodist church Lau1saa
! morning in which rhe Rev. ~ g Ferry
man. r NJ LemIy and X. III. Bowden
tx mart The sermon was preached
by Pastor Bowden-
Miss Alma Young, of Augusta county
Is visiting her sister, MRS. sam f'as 1oi
500 Lamb avenue. 49,
The Rev. r. M. Leniy. pastor OF lne
overbrook Presbyterian church. WI
preach sunday morning al II oe1oe"
/ and AT nj ght a. O'Clock -.
i Miss Eula Hatcher and her niece
! Miss lessee Hatcher both or o'"He. :
are guests OF their relatives AZ o0s
! af8lb avenue. y,,,
church wili hold It's meeting SUNDAY
afternoon N the church at aset"ck.
! Miss Ada Rudd of 7}s Miller avenue
spent ThanksgiviHg holiday xis'uns
relatives In PETERSBURG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

As Roseberg had anticipated, too,
the supply Of eggs laid BY the mems
became smaller, and those he did get
rad a strange taste when cooked
Roseeerg ate OF them freely--~in the
interest of science. OF course Ana
q gain. just as he had anticipated. the
effect OF the poppy seeds was passed
on.- He. experienced "a pleasant feel
inx and finally the head OF the depart
rlent of public safety -th<-fieHnerE
was turned into golden eharlot.
with him as the occupant, and all MS
chickens developed into ostriehes and
hauled him hither and thither along
pleasant paths. And not only that.
but almost every Chinaman in town
was in the market for Roseberg eggs
1t fabulous prices.
!. Ice Box Prison For Intruder.
NEW YORK. November 2s.--Dodg-
ing into an ieehox when shot at by
man who believed his store was
bout to be robbed. Dominick
Pulombo. seventeen years OH, of NO.
1a4 Brunswick street, Jersey City. was
locked in by the proprietor and held
a prisoner until the arrival of the
police yesterday. William Farrell, six
teen wears old, OF No. IS Newark ave-
nue.. was outside the store, at No. SIS
Henderson street. and ran away when
he heard the shot. When he returned
he also was arrested.
The store Is owner by John Car
liudovich, a butcher. Pulomho effect
ed entrance by climbing through q
transom A revolver was found on
him by the police when he was re-
leased from the icehox.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
USES THE APPENDIX
TO CURE fELLAoRA
SOUTH CAROLINA PHYSICIAN EN-
PLoYs AN IRRIGATION PRO-
CESS. AND THREE PATIENTS
APPARENTLY RECOVER.

SITARTANBrRG s. C.. New. 90
In paper read yesterday before the
Fourth District Medical Association al
Greenyilie. and again read here at
meeting of the County Medical Assoc
citation. DIR. A u. Cudd. director OF
the Good Samaritan Hospital, OF this
city. told u the Successful treatment
of pellagra in a manner utterly at va
RANCE with the method ordinarily fol-
lowed.
Working on the theory that the pei
lagra germ is in the same class as
that of tuberculosis. and that the col
on, or lower part o fthe large intes-
tine, is its most frequent habitat, he
removed the lower end of the vecri-
form appendix, thereby making nat
ural tunnel through the abdominal
wall, through which the colon was ir-
rigated with an alkaline antiseptic SD
luton.
In three out of four cases in which
Dr. Cudd has adopted this method
marked Improvement or apparnent re-
coyery has resulted. The fourth pa
tient came to the hospital sufferins
from petlagra in the worst form. Her
temperature was l0a, the backs of her
hands and forearms were denuded ana
her mouth and throat were almost
sangrenous. Appendicostomy was per-
formed. but the patient died on the
third day after treatment was begun.
Dr. Cudd says: Il believe that irri-
CATION Is the best treatment for peita-
gra known at present. but | do not
believe that the irrigation has beer
| Independently perfected.
DR.. Cudd's theory that the apps
dix may be used as tube through
which the intestinee may be irrigated
with antiseptic solutions is regarded
by local physicians as ingenious. II
nothing else. Pellagra Is usually
treated with q form Of arsenic. There
lis no specific for the disease and IL IS
generally fatal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
Fairnnount

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ii. Jackson have
retained nome from a pieasan- visit
10 relauves III hing W,tiiaIn county.
AIR. b. \. s,ouIhWortn i stifi very
Ill at his home on oaiowln street..
Mss MaDei Ncst. oil ,aft@tss ne,
is Inc guest of her tIieais, the aisses
Z B1auus,- on MosDy rert-
MI. FRANK War OF IDatnn. W. Va +,
was tue guest TINS week vi ms cousin,
Mrs. ltartsey. on Iwenty -seeonu street
MIR. anu Airs. joe Enuers nave re-
turned nome at .altou fors.. Va.
alter Il Pheasant slay with relatives OF!
Gaff1Ee .on street
Mrs. =. r.. roeeH IN improving bu.
ssiewiy at the scattering Arms HOS
.ilai wncfe she mas been for two
Weeks.
s4r. and Mrs. Grayson Mahanes have
returned houe at Hin.on. w. Va,
a1ter spenan.1 the hoiIuays with the
1ogmer s4s.ef. AIRS. u. l.. Grimm, on
Twenty second street
ftt 44uln. nj Ar. and Mrs. GeorSe
w. klrcy MAS the scene III Ff"tty
Heautng Tuesday niSni. Mnen th.i.
oiuest aausBter, Jessie /. hirny, De
eatne the uriae az Nj. George w.
Chandler. Tnc pariors We're neausi-
fuzzy decorated in autumn leaves, iestae
ana enry santnemums, AND presefliea
"a
charming In a white emGFaIdery ans.
AIRED sneAf OF Mh44e- Garss.arttae4
nuns Her only attendants were AIR,
= w Eddie kirpy. who acted as hes.
man. AMI Air. .. Pierce Mananes. The
z Rev. q. ". Hatcher MAS the ofneiatins
8 minister. After December the Souna
s...aupie will be at home to their frienas
ut - Wood street. The presents were
numerous and handsome and eonsis.eu
of bric-a brac, cut glass and silver
Mrs. W. Il, chernauit has returned
from Hanover. where she was called
ON account OF the extreme illness ui
her sister Mrs. Dean.
Miss Ruby Lyle. OF Leo District. IL
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Woody
IN Twenty second street
Mrs. Samuel Tyson Is still confined
to her home, suffering from the effect
Of sprsined ankle.
Mrs Emma Lane left "Wednesday
for Washington tn visit her sister fol
ses. eral weeks.
Mr. Emmett brown has returned &c
his home at Portsmouth, after spend
ing THANKSGIVING with his cousin, MIR
James Brown.
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Fulton News
News yiaesua may be- left 1t Net.
eenh FurDiture- Store. or plAOssed
!. IN Madison A7AS,

& Miss Eflie Goldie jenkins and Mr.
Herbert Savage were married In
Warrington. D. c., ON last Wednes-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Savage will be at
home to their friends after December
/ at Malvern Hill
Miss Lucille Lord and Mr.. Leslie
Drinker. both of Fulton Hill, were
married in Washington. D. c., on We'd
iiesday OF this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Drinker returned home Thursday
night. -
y Mr.. John Bell and little son, John.
. Jr., OF Surry county, are the guests
OF his brother. MIR. +. NJ. Bell. OF
Seventh street.
Miss Claire Names who has been
III for come time with typhoid fever.
" slightly better.
Mrs. v. w. Bargamin. who has been
sick. is able TO be up.
. Mr. Levy Sears. OF the Randolph
Macon Academy, Of Bedford City. is
spending the holidays with his pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. J. Doc Sears, OF
Louisiana street.
Miss NJ Morris. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dun
navant, and Miss Mary Falkiner OF
Amelia, were the guests OF Mrs. 5.
n. Names this week.
Mrs. w. Vaughan, of WATERMAN.
Amelia county, visited friends here
this week.
There VIII be no meeting -Qn next
Monday afternoon OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary Society OF Denny Street
church.
Mr.. James Harcum has sold mas
home on Lester street to Mr.. and
Mrs. James f. Avery, and has moved
! his family to Libby Hill Park
Messrs. Harold Nelson and Eddie
bedford have returned from hunt
ing trip down the James river.
The j. 9. L. A. NJ. will hold theE
meeting in Nelson's Hall Monday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

plaintiff. questioned the witness as
to the date of 1'itian's birth. The
witness said he didn't know the eSast
date.
Then in about what year did he
live" the counsel asked.
about l.5oo," a juror volunteer
ed. :.
That's what l wanted To know
said Colonel Taliaferro. II must con-
fess | did not know"
Joseph Cossenza said he was one
OF the Art Commission at the Worlds
Fair in Chicago. He said that In
his opinion the paintings We're orig
inal and We'll worth the price put
en- them. He explained by original
work that he meant By an artist OF
vuifie.
1te painting "Rebecca at the
world" he believed was painted W
CORE gic in his youth. 1t losemhled
hts work slightly. he said, GenG-
ineness in painting wis shown, the
witness said. hy the intelligence anu
finish of the touch. The witness
said ne had painted almost every
thing himself. but had never msAue
theoretic study of the cid masters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
SPAGHETTI COOK IN
OLD MASTER DEAL
ABELARDO CASSI SUING THE
REV. vINCENsO YANNVzM
FOR PRICE OF CANvAsEs.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ca jury
IN the Supreme Court has the duty
OF deciding whether seven old paint
ings which were intended for the
Venetian palace OF Mrs. Jack Gard
ner, of Boston. are genuine and au-
thentic.
Abelardo Cassi. who sells cooked
spaxhetti In the basement of No. 80
Macdougal street is the owner OF
the works OF art. and he Is suing the
Rev. Vincenzo Yannuzzi. pastor OF
st, Joachim's Church. in Roosevelt
street. $4,000. alleging that Father
Yannuxzi, acting for Mrs. Gardner,
agreed to buy the pictures for that
sum.
Father Yannuxxi says that in his
contract no reserved the right TO re-
fuse the paintings II after examina-
ton by AN expert he was not satisfied
that they were originals by Titan.
Raphael. Corregio. Caravagio and
had all tho appearance OF works of
art, were arranged around the court
room. Il
The restaurateur said he sold the
pictures for what they were worth
as pictures OF the period of titan
and the other artists. He never said
the canyaYses were the actual work
II the artists named. he said lie
brought them from Italy In 1906 AMI
stored them in bis restaurant
Varying Opinions Heard.
Gnilto Zambon. an artist. OF No.
rs East Fourteenth street. said he
had studied In Venice and was ia
miliar with the work. Of the old mas
tiers. and In his opinion the paint
ings were not, these of the artists
named. They were all good paint
iass. he said, and. OF the period nam
cd.
Colonel Taliaferro. counsel Tor the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
Highland Park

Rev. $. S. Templeman Will preach
at Northside Baptist Church at ii A.
NJ. Sunday. There viii be no ser
vice in the evening as this congre-
cation are invited 10 unite with the
presbytcrians In their evning service.
the occasion being the farewell SER
Vice OF the retiring pastor. Dr. -.
*. Waithail and the Rev. y. t.
Merritt will preach. at Highland
Park Methodist Church Sunday
morning. There win he no service
at night as this congregation Will
also unite with the Preshyterians in
Union services.
AT Mizpah Presbyterian church. DIR.
-. n. Walthall VIII preach at III
A. NJ at s r. NJ, Sunday. Union
farewell services Will be- held to
! which all OF the residents OF HIGH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
PASTOR PRovokEs CHURCH.
DIR. Frank DC Witt Taimagc Causes
Dissatisfaction by Officiating at
Wedding of n Catholic,

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. e.
Dissatisfaction with the pastor, the
Rev. Frank De Witt Taimage. on tho
part OF some members OF Chambers
Wylie Memorial Presbyterian church.
not only over his officiating at the
wedding of Mrs. prayton To MIR. j. X.
Evans Roberts, but Tor other reasons.
may lead TO some developments.
WAS the statement of William j.
Chambers. one Of the session. to-day,
.nr. Taimage's act in performing
the II age was a plain violation
Of tn. laws OF the Presbyterian
church said Mr.. Chambers Mrs.
Drayton is a Catholic. and was unable
TO have the marriage performed hy a
priest. The affianced couple were ac-
ommodated by DIR. Talmagc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

the Philadelphia Americans. joins his
team In Havana December s for an
exhibition series. the trip will be In
the nature Of q honeymoon. for
Coombs admitted to-day that he will
be married to Miss Mae Russ at Paies-
tine, Tex, on the way there. They
will make their winter home here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

II you really enjoy good hction.
read the hig mystery story, The
Circular Staircase" in serial form ex-
clustvely In The Richmond Virgin
Ian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

Coonbs' Honeymoon.
KE.NNEBUNk. ME-. Nov 2s.--
When John ", Coomhs, pitcher for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
Don't Spend Your
Time and Money

Going around town looking for
cheap bicycles. It's like stopping
a clock to save time. You tan
always find what you want in
quality and price at our place.
Columbia, liver Johnson and Read
ing Standard Bicycles-Reading
Standard and Harley Davidson
Motorcycles - Juvenile Bicycles.
Tires and Repairs speciality. We
want your patronage.
SIS West Main
Square West Of Monroe PARK.
Phone 4o14
T. A. glastonbury
A Nice Bicycle for $1,000.
Try our $3.50 Tires.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26
CHURCH HILL NEWS

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-26

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14
MYSTERY is
UNSOLYED
Girls Body Found and
Two Brothers Sud-
denly Disappear

Atlantic City, n. j.. Feb. IA
countrywide search has been insti
tuted for William Seyler and his
brother Aryis, Who are wanted by the
Atlantic City police to clear the mys-
terry surrounding the death OF Jane
Adams. the 1S.year-old girl of this city.
whose body was found on the beach
Sunday
William Seyies was the last person
seen with Miss Adams on the night
of February 4th when she disappeared.
He Is rs years old and has wife
aud two children in this city. who
are In almost destitute crcumstan-
ces His brother is 1S years old
Miss Adams. with her sister Alice.
il years old. left their home on Mis-
phia G. Reoding railroad station, on
the night of February 4th. with Arvis
Seyler and went To Young's new
pier at the foot OF Arkansas avenue
After spending the evening on tho
pier, the Younger couple returned
home. leaving Jane Adams and Will
liam Seyler on the ocean end OF the
pier. G
The girl. failing TO return home last.
night her mother started to search
for her and found William Seyler at
his home. He gave no satisfactory
explanation OF her whereabouts and
the next day he disappeared Sew.
eral days later his brother Arvis was
also reported missing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14
SULLIVAN SAYS HE WAS
ENTITLED TO DECISION

Salt Lake. Feb. 14.-Pete Sullivan.
his manager. Frank Armstrong. and
Trainer Hannah arrived In tho city
from ogden Sunday afternoon. Any
one not knowing that Sullivan and
Collins boxed twenty rounds at Ogden
last Friday night. would not believe
that Sullivan had gone through such
a contest judging by his appearance,
There Is not so much as scratch
upon his face. and Sullivan says that
he never felt better In his life.
When asked why he did not put Col.
Inns away as he said he would. Sulli-
van said'
That colored boy is a hard nut to
crack 1 bit him as hard ss ] could,
but he was in excellent condition. as
was /. and then again he refused to
mix with me. He boxed on the dctou-
siye most of the time, laying with his
hight for me, and had to oe careful.
Could have drawn him out. arm con
fldent that I would have won In the
early part of tho contest
'As to Referee Beans decision,
don't think l got square deal. ] hit
Collins five times for every time he
hit NE once, and / can't figure II out
how Bean could call that match a
draw According TO boxing rules. tha
one who scores the most blows shall
invariably be returned the victor. but
IL seems nowadays that most referees
require a knockout in order that they
can determine winner. This knock
ont flghting Is what kills tho game.
Boxing is a good sport, and while
have had over 100 fights you don't sec
q mark on me II referees would givs
the decisions to the man who forces
the contest and who lands the most
blows. the sport would become great
deal more popular"