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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
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WELTERWEICHT
DIXIE
eY TIP wRioHr.

I ran across abmo facts couple
1t Jays ago which, airaishtcued ont,
loom up AH the richest thing i've
heard ~ since the day Sister ien's
pct Maltese did Roman standing
act ON Hosan'a bn- pound pit doE.
while that uWn took the hark fence
like a timber topper.
Tho story Is nothing more or less
than this Ter six YEARS George
white The Dixie Kid. has been
che wcltrr champion % tile United
states. and none 90 uH knew any
thing about it
Now wouldn't that jar your moth.
ar'B lamF
Don't FOR minute think that
White and hls msnaser. William
Jacob haven't claimed the title bat
90 many scfAprefs ihy claima io
things that 30 enc had paid ans at
tenilon go them up 20 this tima
but aud this is surr ead news FOR
Honey Msiiody Mike Twin. Clahby
aud a Too - other writarWelE hte,
pixle kid' won the title from tho
lsEttimaie champion. jos Woieott.
Ia a 4N,rnuna thing az san Francis
so April aa 1894
True, hn won from Woicntg on "A
NtNFsa HHNtH HHtN" NtHtffNN ? NtfHMHHtHHNE NtNM
iitle. not hlt. Welcott repeatedly
tauled White in this hattia. IS nlute-
lug BIN in the break awaya. con.
tfsry GA the articles ~ agreement
and after he had been repeatedly
warned b. Referees sullivan
Mot satlafiod with the aute0ma
Wqicoit fought a frfnrn with WHITE
and on May u ln the same arena
ne two went 20 q vicious so-round
draw, ln which White had = shade
the better. f suYihinR. Two years
later Honey Melody Rst 4 decision
over Wnlcptf and thareupan iald
claim o. the iitl@ Folks had Tnr-
gotten The Dixie Kid. ~ elias sun.
posed De WAS a miadiewagRht. but
ap matter ~ fact. De Weished In
at iss poundA against wolcotrs
1ffts
soon nfterWara white fought in
the East appearing in phigaaeiphia.
baltimore and ether cities 80
worked az making little anaa nut ~
hig ones three years. but he insists
g was false imprisonment when
released be resumed nThftuE. and
came back" without traahln Last
year be- showed ln New York ana
tAe Eastern critics sst the stamp ~
approval urur him
To prove hin courage. white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
WOLGAST LAUGHS
AT NELSON'S
THREATS
Says That if Bat Is Really
Mad at Him 1t VIII
Make His Job All the
Easier.

SAN FRANCISCO. FEB. f7--It
was Ad Wolgaets turn 10 take
rest today. the little Dutchmnn
knocking OF work after coming ln
off the road This afternoon. ae-
companied BY Manager Jones. Pro-
moter Hester and several othors he
went over 70 Point Richmond 10 tn
spsct the arena, and 70 be feted By
the Richmond boosters who had
Battling Nelson AZ their guest GA
Tuesday He will not return 20 this
side until tomorrow having decided
70 spend the night iu Oakland
"A Is not the least perturbed By
Nelson's bloOdthirsty threats 90
trouncs him within an inch OF his
life for the many disparaRlnR rec
marks be a. alleged % have made.
when we get together ia the
ring" said Woigaaf. after coming ln
of the road this morning Nelson
will have al be can attend 40. %
keep from being beautifully whipped
himself His talk Is not bother.ng
me ia tho least In fact. ! like to
hear him spout, because the madden
he gels. the easier II VIII be FOR me
70 get him When 81 man NJ mad you
know. he loses his head, and IL bat
is as sore ag ho q reported 10 be.
he il likely % forget himself. aud
N he does there VIII be- mourning lu
Hegeawiach"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
CALIFORNIA RACE
MAY NOT Be
HELD

UNIVERSITY or wAgH,va.
ToN, Feb. I7.-when Il VA t,r
rumored about the eamsas IA,
big California sianford wassl,r,.
race would be neld this rear a. l,.,i
waters, shsrc was ,oy antnr n.
sfuasHts and Coach CousAear 4.
vci0ped that strange tHisehlur x 4.
eyebrows that the william tess -
he says Nov. nlala. I an Z 4.
yennnEeddd" For Il va ihen ~,
foes That took The nina cut a. MA.
irgtons sails last yanE.
Nos that JOY has fled aaa scarsr
has gone hack 20 casasflx ~ ~.
men for amusemens To- Wnat,
Nires that "a wants 70 rnos Ia a
and the triangular race has = "a
second fiddle 10 that coaisst /.
had BEEN planned 70 race ~ csE.
farnia rowing clubs fsg iAs sgers
u not given intercollegiate ri1sA.
ing IN that cultured corumanlir--sAs
last week IN May f'nlsn special
dlsueneatfuns are Kffen re fu0ins
clubs 10 row Washingi0n bsixt
school ends for this year 4 laalt q
though the California rnte wp1s
have % be cancelled
TIE Varsity GREW = Il sweh siar&
row The men are al staying ~ ~
boat house. and getting that felix
81 fellowship that has won nam
race Regular treiainE meals ~
served ard the Is men turnlng q
Tor the crew arr leading ne ~
should put them In top candluii
when they meet the Fastener {
June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
NO LOVE LOST BETWEEN
NELSON AND WOLGAST

he viii be- mighty lucky n he man.
ages 70 stay that Ions n be- does
manage to get through. he wili be
the sickest boy after the fight you
ever san
Tn ali my battles have trained
with but a single thought. and that
was 20 win. bat I am making an
exception tn this case. am In good
condition now and could step into
the ring tomorrow. bur I want 10 be
better. not because I rate WolERat
highly. but because ! want 70 give
him such a whipping that he Will
never FORGET Il the longest dag he
lives. And he's going 20 got A.
IN For Blood.
4 have atways made It a point
20 inflict a. little punishment as
possible Just enough 20 win-bui
this hid Is going 10 Ket everything
that ! have IN tho shop and what.
ever he gets he viii have only him.
self TO blame. n he had kept his
mouth shut and not bFaReed 30.
would have gone into the ring with
him feeling as have folt toward all
my opponents
Woigast holds similar view. no 4
the boys fight as they talk. what
an awful battle they viii put up on
next Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
CRANEY MADE A CIRCUS CATCH AND A
FANCY DOUBLE PLAY IN VITAL CAME

This best play I have ever sect
vaas tirat made ~ eiadssons araneF.
fersnfif drafted from ihs FDriiana
team ~ the Maps saYe 80 Morihr-
~. speFtinE cditef e The Portland
News
Last seasons play in Tho Coast
league resulted in a spirited atr1iE
sis bsfWsen Portland and tsos An
geisa for sarund place
-rhs lest series played in Portland
was e crucial one. and bath teams
wrre fiKhtirg iiks demons faf every
game With ne aenfp close uns A..
irfnnun. Whaslsr % ths f.us Angeles
team managed 90 reach first Real.
The BITS right fielder came next tie
IL 0ns ~ tia most dangerous naffsrs
on The Coast
"UranaY. although a pitcher. ham
proven q heavy Hiirknr When NOT
twiriing Manager MeCFedir ~ the
Portland club used him % riEhi field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

neall drove what appeared 90 Be
q certain single over first base
There was sna chance in a million
Tor GfanaY % snare ~ A final squirt
and Graneg threw himself AZ the
ball Losius his balance. he turned
aa neat q sumefhMuit AZ could be-
imagined The fofna ~ hls plunge
tossed him elsanlY 90 his fest a. he
came fiFht aide up
or course The ball had gone under
hlm and toward The fance-~af lrasi
that vas ha3 thn crowd thought.
and what Wheeler thought az ht
tore Tor second and shat Henn
thought ~ ha tore down tae fret
base line Nothing - the sort
uranuy had saaiehad that sphere an
inch OF - frnm the ground tucked
NC ln his hands during the acrohnfic
performances and a. he came up.
shnt u 80 fret OFf completing a
circus double play"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

that claeFed the wheels u his ball
machine in other words. he canned
tho slow amss
What's tho answer
Speed. mY boy. speed nnflea q
speed The gond Deacon Mcclure.
rntumd az a veteran senator. iuat
yearns fur boys who can DO n hum
drcd IN even time
To develop speed b. instructing
tho young mon how 90 Est In mo-
ton aud boa 10 keep going once
they are started. hH Imported
SCHNEIDER. and you can fssi yDuf last
yrn this a4me SchmiasiHr has his
nstie sob carved ont Tor him.
nut that's what this trainer -
hired FOR lie knows the game. and
he's going q imgart e - a bunch
~ major leaeuers " he has % use
a hypo and shnat u int9 them.
Mcclure IN the bell weibNr man
ager with q aprins master His Ac-
tlnn marks an epoch In baseball II
snecrasfuI others vii fail into line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
PORTLAND TRAINER is
TO SPEED UP MAPS
Jim Mcclure, Cleveland Americans New Manager,
Gets Frank Schneider of Multonomah A. c. to
Coach His Men in Sprintng- Speed Wins
remnants.

CLEVELAND o.. Feh 4 There
is 4 cud Tor reflection far baseball
managers 20 chew upnn in thls STORY
It's based on Jim McGuire. the man
who developed the Hoaton Speed
Boys only a. luan his Job because
he aud President John / Taylor
could not agree
when the hiatus appeared between
Mcclure and Boston. the veteran
was grabbed hy Cleveland Ga coach
pitchers Err the season closed he
was usAnaEcr vice Napoleon i.aieiH
feSsgned
When the rlaE feu Mcclure hied
himself into Michigan. whore iies Al
blon. his home when he had things
snug and wanted % think he hlked
% a lake. where he has a camp ana.
close % nature. ctmmuucd With him-
self
What did he findf He found him
ser absolute dictator III team
which every srason WAS tnuted g.
win a ponnnnt. ouis to blow up itae
a punctured balloon, Why
That's what ne wanted to know
20 saw stafs who could hii and
field. pitchers and eatehers the best
In the business Nei thvrc was hottie
ing stirring on pennant avenue. An
parensls The fates had shlnss iags
for the team.
Last fall Mcclure went scouting
Gar and wide. from the Pacific q
the Atlantic and from the Gulf to
The copper country lie CLEANED en-
route and one ~ tha cherries be
riucked was Frank Schneider q
Portland. Ore trainer 90 the Multi
nomah Athletic claA
SCHNEIDER ts Is. and his name Is
familiar 70 men who follow athletics.
ard especially those who watch the
dotngs q the knights of the eiudsr
path.
Il was SCHNEIDER who prcpaed
Forrest SmithHon champion olym-
psan hnrdier. In the early days II
1905 Schmieder learned the game
from Bsii Haywood. trainer 81 the
Oregon university track team. Wal
ter Cnristy. the Stanford trainer. and
Jack King the fact racer Nuff ced
In addition 70 signing SCHNEIDER
Mcclure picked UP youngsters noted
Cor their lightness - foot and their
ability 10 slam the hail and handle IL
Then he cut adrift Some deadwoed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

San FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb IT,
II all this feud talk that Battling
Nelson and Ad Wolgast are hand
ing out on the level. ~ u g the
same old line Of bunk diShed up for
the benefit Of the box office.
That Is the question that the fight
fans are asking themselves. but II
they would relieve their minds Of
any doubt. Il Il only necessary to go
TO the fighters and talk it over Just
q few seconds Conversation viii en-.
ureiy convince them that II ever a
pair OF boys hated each other. they
are Nelson and Wolgnst Mention
the name of one 70 the other and
they flare up Ike q bulldog AZ sight
OF tramp. Nelson. usually Of cain
and equitable temperament. fairly
explodes when he reads WolgRst :
-coeky" statements
The Dane Wakes Wrsthy.
Il see where that little rat is 60
ing 70 let me stay Is rounds II
don't stall" said the Dane today
n wonder how long he IL going 70
LET me stay II DO stair"
Its awfully kind Of him to lot
me 60 as far a. IS rounds. but I'm
rather Inclined 70 the belief that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
BATTERY MEN ARE
SCARCE AT u. OF w

UNIVERSITY or WASHING b.
TON. Feb what is baseball
without "a battery
That la what Captain Jimmy Clark
.of the university team o. asking him
aelf for although there are several
competent battery ucn ~ school
they are uot turning out for carly
practice
Men FOR the outfield and intwld
may Just us well stay away from tho
practice diamond until March ]. bui
the battery men ought to be- work-
iug the kinks out ~ their arms
Jimmy ~ settling tho example him
self, aud " ths others take hold al
be does. The team VIII make the o. A
/ g. bunch, coached by Fielder Jones'
look like what Coast lsoguerH coil
Dug's team--bushers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

Clever Indiana lightweight. who IN
the past fow months has forged rap
idly 20 the fore iia fought two
draws with Dave neahler iu Boston
where be 10 now popular. and a 90
round drnw with Matty Baldwin IN
New Orleans
Bronson tried hard. go be says. 20
get "a match with Al WolRast. tho
Milwaukee, Ecrapper and az he has
a good left the chances are he would
putpnlnt WolRaat with ease. for left
handed fighters have found the Wis
couHin boy pretty soft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
WESTON REACHES
GRAND CANYON

ALBUQUERQUE. ~ M, Feb a.
Edward FaYa0n Weston arrived
yeHierdaY at Grand Canyon and
spent we day thore. taking n needed
reHt lie Ten early thiH morning for
Williams Arll. which Dee expects III
reach IN two days. Weston o. stand
ing gus long walk remarkably we'll
and be believes that on This TRIAL bs
WIN do the trip from coast 10 coast
IN the allotted 100 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
HARLEM TOMMY"
READY FOR MORAN

Murphy 10 q clever fighter and be
- expected 10 maze every effort 60
set On with The wiuneF ~ ghe Mel.
sea- MolsaSt nRhi on Washington >
birthday IN fact be already has
declared that q crack at The chan.
piouahip u The reason be l. making
The trip 70 The Pacific coast
Moran already has gone into
training No anys be will 30 IN "a.
celiWnt trim for the match. and
thinks b. viii dispose of Murphy
early 81 the hight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
INTERCOLLEGIATE
RULES HELPED
IDAHO

Easy winners over the 0enxaga
basketball bunch. the Varsity has
kefhnll team was rough housed and
rushed % defeat az the hands ~
the Idaho quintet Tuesday evening
The game was played under the In
tsrculisKiats rules. and the drihhiiuR.
rushing tactics OF the Miners proved
TOO much Tor the Washinsfuntana.
Charging down the floor Hike q
football back field tn an OF tackle
play the idahpans ran wp 20 points
against ~ for Washington in the
fret half The saeon1 was more
even Tor the purple and gold team
had got next 20 the game The
final score was ze-ib.
Had the game been played under
the ueuni A. A. e rules with which
ihe Varsity Was familiar. dope Tn
sieains that the score might have
been different for Washington cas-
fiY beat OonzaFa. who in turn had
pat g over Idaho
Max Eakius. the man who puuted
Washington into championship
last faii ia 20 b. remlu4ed that his
services are not nuremembertd bg
the MinneFotn alumni ~ Seattle.
These men win present him a large
silver cup washed On the inside
with gold ~ recognition ~ his great
work she raHf seaaen.
The rup WAS purchased BY Coach
gitmaur Nobts in Frisco Isauia
@Fhwaker Msunnnotn g. was the
asan who suggested giving the cup
60 the star kicker and be Niii prob
ably be the one who viii make the
presentation 70 Fax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

ence lie also has left Sab on tho
Cans order. and iaft hook thAi
carries steam
M action white ia apt 20 stick ouf
hts head. Inviting a left hook or
swing. and then. ORA sing back. per-
mit ths hluw 20 erase hss nose.
whan his opponent - OF balance he
brings up ne ri8hi. net more than
3ifff OF ssn iprhsM And " Il lands
81 the chin. the Dlxiv kid" ~ soon
e0aniina hia money.
White hiarhn few binwa. depending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

upon backing away and siaeateppinE
Win his hAnda down. head and
body seemingly unprotected. he IN
always IN poeition % countnF Like
Woieosi. Johnson. Cans and Lang
ford. be does his best fighting BY
countsrinE. not leading.
And what % you think Ills
name doesn't appear IN the Police
Gazette sporting annual 81 Tom An
drawa record book for 1910 save
records are given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
IN, rnll.ar.-..,

San FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. III
Harlem TummY Murphy. the
clever lightweight who o. 10 meet
owen Moran February -. Is cx
pecfed 20 arrive here thia evening
lie viii SO into trailing immediate.
- 60 condition Tor the match
Murphy recently went elx rat
tllug rounds with Ad NnlNaHt IN
BOSTON Public opinion had Il tina,
Murphy won. although no decision
vas given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

NATIONAL LEAoUERs
CAN'T FRAME SCHEDULE

: NEW YORK. Feb. i7-Tho
: National league magnateH are
= atill ~ outs over tho schedule
4 question, being unable 10 decide
: whether the iBs or 1874 game
: proposition VIII be- most ad-
: vantngeous 20 the league during
4 the coming season.
4 A. the controversy now
4 stands Dreyfuga Of piitsburg.
4 Hermann .of Cincinnati and
4 Dewey OF Boston are standing
4 out for the shorter schedule.
= AZ n ~ necessary 90 secure SIX
4 votes 10 carry measure. the
4 deadlock VIII continue until
4 SEINE one changes sides
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

Larry Laioie the great Cleveland
er. has q mania f0r chickens The
other day Larry wished t0 lend "a
fine rooster 70 one 0f hts city
friends He boarded the bird up and
carried n 20 Cleveland in box.
Somehow on other the rooster man
aged 20 get loose and caused eou-
siderable excitement on a busy core
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
TIGHT Talk

"a woigaHrs nose Is pretty flat
from much battering
Report is that Charlie Eyton. who
refereed the Langford Jim Flynn
match af f.0a Angeles. the other
night said after the battle that the
Italian had the best 81 H. A. offi-
cial decisions are barred IN Los
Angeles, u a. often custom Tor the
referee 70 express himself after the
battle Here's an example o. what
vain business doping" a. Lang
ford some time ago put Jim ln
dream town before the first round
had ended. Now comes sam re-
ported % have had the worst OF 90
IN ten rounds
Jim Flynn barely escaped a knock
out one night so los Angeles at the
hands 70 "Sattiing" Johnson. the big
Swede whom be- whipped three or
four times Ia the eighth round %
"a i0-r0und battle johnson let one
20 from his hip and caught Jim e
hit high on Tho jaw Tho fireman
went down Tor the count OF nine.
and n baby could have put BIN out
when be came up Its hands were
az bis sides and bis head was dizzy
Johnson stood over bis opuonent
until the referee had counted five
ITO was al ready with tho big
knockout drop when Jim should
come uu. AZ the referee said five"
"a photographer let Ro with a flash
light directly behind where Johnson
was standing Tho aweda was
frightened half 10 death lie was
% the other side Of the ring ln
koHenben time. and might have been
through the ropes had hia diaguatad
seconds not chased him back In
the meantime Flynn recovered his
senses, and iu the next two rounds
came back sufficiently strong 10
win "a decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

Louis CriRer viii have entire
charge Of the pitchers in the YAM
hcos' training camp
Three more Turkish wrcstlera are
on their way here from Conatnnti-
nopie They are An Ahmed. laaet
and Halil Hodti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

Hai Chase nine tinies nut ~ ten
takes q drink II water before going
to the hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
SHOWS GREAT GROWTH

That South Richmond has expert
aneed an Industrial awakening since
the annexation is clearly proven by
the statement or the Manchester Ma
tional Bank. which has just been pub
lished. The statement shows the bank
ter have total resources amounting to
S42S.s72.2s, an Increase Of nearly SO
per cent. over the last year.
Mr.. w. l.. Watkins, president OF
the hank, attributes the phenom email
rise In resources to the fact that more
money has been brought into South
Richmond by Its annexation to Rich
mend BY the first OF the year. MT.
Watkins expects to see the resources
double what they were before the ma
tionaHxation OF the bank one year ago.
and seems confident Of continued and
rapid increase In the business Of the
Southsidc as the year goes ON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
RHINEHARIS LOING
Atl.EK The CASH
ROCKINGHAM MAN THINKS HE rs
AN HEIR TO LARGE sum IN
BANK OF ENGLAND.

Especial to The RichmOnd Virxjnian. }
IIAHRlsONBuRG. VA. Dec. IT.
J. s. Rhinehart. of BroAdway, Rock
ingllam county, and hts brDther. will
helm Rhtnehart, of Way'nasborc. Pa.
expect TO come into possession or In
hertted millions Wilhelm u packing
his trunk ana getting ready to sail
for london. A London baxrtster has
written the Rhinehart brothers that
the heirs of Simon Rhlnehayt are en-
titled 10 t3.7kS.000, now Ia the Bank
cf England and ready To ~ surren-
erred to them by tho Hf1tiah crown
III liz said that there ~ twenty four
OF these heirs and each hAs el69. 900
coming 20 him.
The stoTy II that In 1870 Simon
HhinehArt. Il wealthy land0wner In
aermany, sold his Land fof fear that
Napole0m would conSlDe1t1 II and
He'd to England and Deposited the
cash n the bank, He md without
making win. and HIS 1nIy ron drift
cd to America and founded . family
here Some Of the NaxinNhAxt do
scensiants poke fun ali ~ stories Of
the reputed millions acEGs the wa
teri. but the RoekinghAM ana Penn
sylvanis brothers are determined to
inyesttgRte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

Oh s. NOW a ClTI i! & EN


Especial to The Richmond Ytfxfnaan. J
" i mi stAs4, Al. kbts- i ~
SERIOUS rasalrOska acciAeut Aalle ns4r
hAS<ls1stx \ F1nAy sliaIt Ak,tat A4
p clu~K, NttSll d svNRi riaSssstAxef trzkin
from ttatIsaltsnu 10 ksrtsrHDat9 nt4e-
swii,ee = train attached " tias a'xtd
slsiitiAx sn4stie of the Aa4ntic lGoAst
BRUCE Of me sApp9IaAtkcx rtsots IN
FveAnontas. lt AssIseafe tIiat tl1a
tram hAd mot dlee1ou the trsAs&. ana
the Incoming passenger train tias-
Bwiped them, strlktnx them neasiiy,
practically daTIiosiAiatHE the sniitiAx
Cxasine, badly daiIiAxlisX Tour Or nye
boa Gars anu pathfAiiy sesAfiing hln-
gif1eer HpIpsA ok the sla.fler. Pas
'sensers. 81 sne tfRin were thoroughly
AhAken up.
none we're injured. but : man In
the baggage car had his arm slight
~ injured. The wreck Was removed
Saturday morning. s
EngineAN Spiers was taken 10 the
Petersburg hospital. tie II seriously
scaided and thought 10 be internally
injured. The negro fireman escaped
without injury. but could not be los
Gated Saturday morning.
Mr.. AbsRm Glass, one Of Peters
burg's weil-knuwn residents and NOR
chants, doing business on River street.
became naturalixed citizen Friday
by taking the oath OF citizenship be-
fore Judge y. NJ. Mullen, OF the Hust-
Poland ana has
ings Court Mr.. Glass was born in
States tor twenty-five years.
Z Camp 10 Parade.
At . meeting Friday night Of the
executive committee OF A. r. Hill
Camp OF Confederate veterans u was
decided that the camp should parade
January 10. General Lees birthday.
and In the evening Of that day hold q
banquet.
Nflsls Jones'. an elderly colored
man, fell from tha iron bridge Of the
Norfolk and Western railway ~
Prince George county Thursday II
was not thought he was fatally in-
jured. but after removing him 90 the
Petersburg hospital he died during
the night from the shock.