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use of Hard" in the Lorimer elec- tion. The witness said he did not know what anyone in the packing companies might know but suggest led that he would call officials and representatives of several Chicago packing companies, whom he named MT. Keeley referred to gossip that the stock yards companies played DO favorites. but contributed to the campaign of born sides. Attorney Marble for the committee announc- led that the calling Of witnesses from these companies was under consid- eration.
 The name of Senator La Toilette was brought into the case. MT. Kee- ley testified that, thinking he had made a mistate by dsopping at tempts to get the so-called Funk story before the first senate Lorimer committee after his counsel said the committee would not receive hearsay
 evidence, he came to Washington late in February, 1911, to tell it tc Senator La Toilette.
 q thought Senator La Toilette might pry it loose from MT. Kohl saat," said MT. Keeley. 'I began
 by telling Senator La Toilette was going to tell him in confidence and after I got through he said he would not receive it in confidence. .
 Why didn't you give your infor nation to Chairman Burrows or
 some member of the committee?' 9 asked Senator Gamble, & member of both the former and present com. mittees.
 'I thought the other course bet. |ter,' said MT. Keeley.
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TIM WOODRUFF QUITS.
Resigns Championship of Republican
 State Committee.

New York. July 26.--Timothy L.. Woodruff, formsr lieutenant gover nor and foFner chairman of the re- publican state committee relinquish- ed control of the republican organ ization of Kings county (Brooklyn) where he lives today.
 His action is regarded as victory for Ris opponents, headed by Con. gressman William NJ. Calder, Mich ael Dady and Navy officer F. J. H Kracke, who Yesterday induced four teen district leaders to sign state- ment calling for l change in leader ship.
 MT. Woodruff has been chairman of the county committee for fourteen years. His successor will not be chosen for some time.
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JEWISH DISCRIMINATION.
Senate Considers Status of the Race
 In Russia.

Washington, July 26. The alleg. ed discrimination of the Russian gov- ernment against American Jews was considered by the senate committee on foreign relations today.
 Senator Culberson argued in SUD- port of his resolution abrogating the treaty of 1882 which regulates the commercial intercourse between the two countries. The point was made that the actual cancellation of the treaty would mean the cessation of official and commercial intercourse No action was taken.
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HAITIAN GENERALS ExILED.

Kingston, Jam, July GA large number of generals in the Haitien ar my, now in exile, are here. Recent arrivals from the disturbed republic report that since the revolution, the governors of two departments have been assassinated and the torch has been frequently used at Jaemel and elsewhere. The followers of the revolutionary leader, Ie Conte have issued manifesto calling on the citizens of the South and West oi Haiti to rise and crush Simon.
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NOTED LINeuIsr DEAD.

Greencastle, Ind.. July 26.-Miss Minneta Taylor, a noted iinsuist, oi years of age, died at her home here today of injuries received in fall a short time ago. She spoke forty five languages and was the joint au- thor with Senof Biragua of New York of six SpanishiEnElish text books. She was either an active or honorary member of 30 societies. several of them being foreign.
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TO FIGHT IN NEW YORK.

Tulsa, Okla. July 26.--The date and place of the Carl Morris-Jim Flynn fight was announced today. when B. F. Ufer. manager for Nor ris, said the two men would meet in ten round go in New York City on Labor Day Morris and Con Ri- ley will go to New York next week to train. Flynn will continue train ing In Chicago.
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MOTOR RECORDS SMASHED.

Peoria. H.. July 2J. --All Ameri- can records for any class of motor boats in competition were smashed here today when Red Top III. owned by w. E. Hughey of Bellevue, Iowa, won The 25 mile free for all in 42: minutes or at rate of 35:56 miles an hour. Dixie IIIs speed in de- lending the American trophy in the International races last fall was 34:05 miles per hour.
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WORMS DAMAGE COTTON.

Birmingham, Ala. July 26.-Dis- covery has just been made of de- structive caterpillars in the cotton fields in Butler county and mucs damage has already been done. This is the first appearance of the in- sect since 1898. The state agricul. tural college is taking steps to eradi- |cate the plague.
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AvENoE LEADERS DEATH.

uruapam. Michoacan. Mex, July l26. To place under arrest Colonel
 Jesus Garcia of the Mader'sta troops
 garrisoned here. force If other |Maderistas is marching upon the town. Garcia yesterday ordered the |execution of Jose Alvarez Ramirez, 'one of the revolutionary chiefs. and lit is to avengs what they style the murder of Ramirez that the punitive
 expedition vas organized Garcia'x |men are preparing to defend them- |selves.
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oEoRcIA's NEW COTTON.

Savannah, Ga, July 26.--The frs bale of Georgia cotton of the season of 1911-12 was sold today at auction in front of the cotton exchange to Alexander Thesmar and Company for 26 cents pound. It graded mid ding and was raised by T. J. Smith and marketed at McRae, Ga., yester- day afternoon.
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NEW DUTCH ALLIANCE.

Brussels, July 26.-The opinion in authoratiye circles is that the visit of Queen Wilhelmina to King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, which began today. will prove more than simple act of courtesy. Bell
 gium, and Holland feel that ,the time has come for them to reach an agreement to act jointly in the event that international difficulties threat en the two countries. The possibil- ity of European conflict is openly discussed.
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Harvester Company's Denial. |.

Roosevelt may be sought.
 Harvester company's Denial. Chicago, July 26-An official state- ment for the International Harvester Company was given out by Clarence Is. Funk, general manager, today. It follows
 The Associated Press is too gen. |eral in it's terms to admit of spe- |ciflc reply, but we are unwilling to believe that the alleged report of 1908 Ito the department of justice contain led charges which the most superficial investigation would have shown 10 be unfounded.
 Tt is hard to believe that any re- sponsible person could make the charge for instance. that the Har- vester Company was selling it's ex- bort machines at less prices than are charged in this country, when the contrary has been shown to be true, Inot once, but many times." In reply to the charge that the international Harvester Company was receiving rebates from the United States Steel Corporation on mater ial purchased, officials of the com pany said that little steel was pur- chased from the steel trust" the company getting most of its mater ial from its own mills. the Wiscon. sin Steel Company, and a large part of the remainder from the Jones and Laughlin company. It was said that
 practically nothing but sheet steel
 was purchased from the United
 States Steel Corporation.
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SPECIAL OFFICERS co.

New York. July 26.-On receipt of a letter from Major General Grant, calling his attention to the fact that two privates in the United States army were excluded from Coney Is land dancing pavilion. Mayor Gay nor today told the police commits sioner to revoke the appointment of all special policemen hired out to private individuals.
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MoHAMMEp V. ILL.

Berlin. July 26.--A telegram from Constantinopie says the condition Of Sultan Mohammed V is causing anx- iety to lhis physicians. He is suf- fering from kidney disease and arte- ioscelerosis.
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IN HONOR OF kIPP.

Washington. July 2s.--The house |adjourned few minutes after meet ling today on account of the death Of Representative George w. Kipp of
 Fennsyisania. Resolutions of sym
 lpathy were adopted.
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taken up early and in this the testi- mony of former President Theodore Roosevelt may be sought.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, D. C., July 26.--Fore- cast for Arkansas: Increasing cloudi- ness, probably followed by showers Thursday night or Friday; slightly cooler Friday.
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

frsrri,hed bv T. Thomas Renhardt 40. 3s Broad
street New YcrL. and 40. - Devonshire
street. Foston.)
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l9ii-c'.
n-urnisned by SwartWout & Appenzcllsr, No. 40
Pine StrectD

Pine street,
Inter
Szue Maturity. est yield.
.tlrr,ic coast Line : C.. 1911 II. - 4la
Bun Roch x Pitts 50 y =. 1919 p. 40 ~
central Of Georgia 49, p 9, 1911 II. - tS
Central n OF y J r {. l9il-lI.... - ~
obes 4. Ohio I y G., l9il-'l1........... a. A.
chicago & Alton 4-4i2-J p = lall-'19. -
chic 4 East III 4i7-j y c. l9li-'li.. As
chic Y 7 & Pac iic-6 p ., 1911 lP.... - 44.
Cin Ham & Day 49, c. 1911 20. 5ia 4Is
Delaware & Hudson ~ p Q, 1922 2..... a. ~
Fri. 4 ii:-5 y C. l9i1-lI. lI............. 1is ~.
Hooking Valley. 4-4ie p c. l9ll-'is.... IA
Hudson & Manhattan c, 19ll-'la...
X = IT Scott q " 4i2 2. {. l9il-l5.... 81 ~
Kansas city Southern AZ p c, l9ll-15 so
lei igh Valley. 49, y c. lel1--l .... "a ~
NJ lsSouri Pacific p ., 1911 IT,. 81 A.
Mobile a Ohio 80 C.. 1911, ....... 40
y central Lines c, 19ll-'2c. -. AZ A.
Norfolk & Western 4 p c. 1al1-'16..... 4s. -.
PENNSYLVANIA 3i3-4 = c, l011-17....:. 4s as
81 ]. i. san Fran 44'z-5 p c. l9ll-T 81. ~
DO guar 4 e q = c, 1911 Ill. 4t.
Seaboard Sir Limo 49, = c. l9li-'lI. a.
southern Ry 3ia-4-4l2 .. loll-'2l... -, 4's
Virr.nian Ry p c. 1pif- la........... -,
Wabash AS 2 9. i91i-'2l. l........--.. 5i2 "a
Wheel < Lake Erie 4is-5 p e, loll+22 s
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outside
securities continued on a Hight scale hIte,
some heaviness at the start. the MAJ NJ ne'
tIations In general were within narrow
limits without any special feature aslno
from a few of the silver stocks, wnlch ue-
veloped considerable animation. Ihls WAC
especially so In Mckinley -Darragh, whlci,;
on Increased dealings. moved up small
fraction. In the copper stocks a generally
steady tone was manifested. CHINO. MIAMI. an l.
Butte Coalition and Ray Consolidated Delhs
ran. off about p on small offerings. Inc
industrial list was quiet Standard OH ana
American Tobacco were firmer. lntercon-
tinental Rubber was irregular. There was
a slight inquiry for bonds az a fraction"'
change.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Jan. 3o.--Consols closed : loWei
A., 7aq.ls for money and 20 1916 for the
account Anaconda was s lover At rs
Isusdian Pacific was Is lower al el5's dho
Grand Trunk was unchanged AZ ~.
Noney was m tair demand and scarce
,o-dav Discount rates eased when " was
announced that the Bank OF England hSG
secured thrcc-qusrters OF tho tl"P'"' E"lo
available. ,,. 1000,
Tho stock market wss duh in the >OScnce
rf outside support. Home rails and rubber
shares We're frm features, out copper
ptocks were fat and consols declined OF
tho dear settlement rates. Foreign ponuS
and Kafrs were depressed by the weak
rcss I'm Paris.
American securities were quiet ana tea'
.ureless during the forenoon. frlccS az
Vauced q fraction on the good New lOTh
hank statement and Wall street buylne
hut later selling from the sdm' quar- lei
caused an irregular closing.
call money in London. S03'e per con
Cpen market discount rate fo- short nlIIs'
&. per cent: long bills. 3'su@ ll-l6 per cent
Berlin discount rate. 3's per cent FaTls
discount rate. 2i2 per cent; Paris eAcnane'
on London. % francs 29lo cenumes' Berhn
cXcLn.ge on London. 90 marks Il pfennlgS
bar gold rs 9d. and American eagles. 'hs
Tad.
Paris. Jan S0-Three pcr cent rentes
, centimes lower at % francs q centimes.
Prices were generally heavy on the Bourse
Berlin. IAN 3o-Tradng was active and
prices were firm on the Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BONDS.

$1,000 Am sp : 6s " i1oot9 11oois iooA 1ooo''
5000 Hdew IS Hotes1oi4. 16it ioi.. 1ol'.
5000 Western Pac 5s.. a@T. ~. @'s ="
.solls cents rer share. tOdd lots
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET None on call opened
g q. per cent; highest, 2l2 per cent' low l,',
est u per cent; closing, IL per cent rNi-
tng rate. 2ss per cent Time money was
Gl'iet tut with "a slightly f1rmer undsrtonle
Rates. per cent for sixty days, $,t1$$..2
for rinety days and four months "'.a -
for FIVE and six months, and : per cen cen,
for over the year. Mercantile paper came
into the market with moderate frsedoin'
meeting with a fair demand. Rates, ga ~
rar cent for sixty and ninety DAYS IN
aorsed bills receivable and choice tour 10
six II curhs' single names. and it4p2 per
cont FOR others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The foreign
rvchanCe market opened easier with cables
quoted AZ fS62yd g. S625 demand sterling AZ
4GaCq 4S6 and sixtv-day bills az ~.
short francs we're $50 less %-sid5.N less
g. and short reicnsmaIks % less 70
rLe market hell steady in the afternoon.
Win rates not much changed from the
opening cables we're quoted seao5 at G, ''Ses%,5 %5
$50 demand sterling AZ 4SF'p4 ~ ana
ti1ty day bills AZ i.S2e5d4 1896. Short francs
ici6 around % less @-e4 and short relchs-
marks % 15-led9l 15.tG plus l-&2.
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Bankers posted rates follow

pONFSTfC EXCHANGE. -- Boston. &c
. ,i.court. Chicago. e0c premium: San Fran
cisco. sight &C. telegraph l9c; New Orleans
commercial par. bank 81 premium: Charles
,cn. huliug par. selling l-lOc premium: ~.
! ollis frc premium hid. Jpc premium asked:
Savauua. buying 2-l6 discount. selling
.p~r
FANh CLEARINC;S. - New York OK
change. c19,:&,c5S; balances N2.@&"i4i bal
..-,,rro .,.-hanpes S547-.2l2. balances S1S.-
s,6. Philadelphia. exchanges Ns,$H.is., pal
sucos q. .2o5ll4 Boston. exchanges Hloi@',-
"a. balance S95l1PS: Chicago exchanges
IS. so ~ balances Sl9l7.29e.
SIN EE MARKET. - Commercial par sli-
- .o1.r Nexican silver dollars, 45c. bar
,,l,er closed in London At 2fsd, a decline
% l-is6.
. GOLD .PEEMIUM-In Madrid. 7.55; Lis
bon
MEXICAN IjNCHANGE.-Moxi oxican eN-
,iarcc ON New York is quoted at -W' e
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SEARS. ROEBUCK b co.

Sears. Roebuck e. Co has issued its re-
port for the year ended December 81, 1910.
The income account compares as follows:
1910 1909
sales, less returns. discounts: .,,o,, ,,s
pivs on investments and 40
interest on securities ..--. 2jo,oio l%o'Soo
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

heavy volume Of odd lot buylng oruets
was handled by commission houses on the
Consolidated Exchange, and there was evil
dence that public interest in the .speculs,,, ,
ton was increasing. "a creeping pun
market was the way the market was s. r..
ferred 10 on the floor The business was
much better distributed through the lst.
being less concentrated in. United STATES
Steel common, Reading and Union Paclns'
although the market in those three leao
ers continued active. The advance in steer
common above 70 attracted much attentloi,
and was construed favorably. Estimates OF
poor quarterly earnings by the Cnitea
States steel Corporation were dlsre6 rdeu'
as rejecting past rather than present con
ditions. attention being paid instead 20 cur :
rent adyices telling of Improvement IN tne
iron and steel industry. Detailed operations
fnlln,t-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

THT ANNUAL MEETING or THE sToCK-
Ho.jers - ths S. NJ Robins Company Will he
r4ls ~ NJ - Broad street. Borough ~ Man
Npt,sr on The second Tuesday I'm February next.
8. four o'clock ?. NJ. f-r TIE election ~ Trus
ress end for such other business aa may properly
come before the meeting.
p.tsd. January 23rG 1911
PAT.pI " ROBINS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
CENTRAL PACIFIC ILWAYcu
Ihrss & OHa.Raf Per Gent Mortgage Bonds

Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant % TIE
provisions Of Article Nine Ct the mortgage fFon
this Company 20 the United states IIusi Ccn-
pauy Of New York, Trustee, dated August !
1899, this Company has set apart out q tae nG
income derived by IL from the lines ot rslraa
therein ulortga ged the sum Of twenty-five Ac9.
bonds and that bonds issued unde! sad Tot-
gage will be redeemed tnerew!th. BIDS ts
hereby invited for the surrender q such oo.is
az prices 70 be named by the bldte-s, 70 ~
amount Of 254l5.4l IN the Sinking Eunt.,ys
Such bids should be presented 20 THIS Ccn-
pany al its office, 100 Broadway. II The ctty q
New York, on or before the lst day Of Feesg-
ary, 1911 at twelve o'clock noon. and should y
endorsed Bids for Surrender OF Central ?ae.t,
Railway Company Three ana one-aat re. Cart
Bends -
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMPANI.
BY r. s LOVETT. PEesitehL
New York. December -. 1910.
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MINIkG.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with SatJrdaV'S
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

'EN dividend pcr cont flN a''''''
rer D'1t
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were 10 transactions yesterday
on the New York stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Total sales day i2,iS7 shares compared With 70 $50
shares FOR tho corresponding day in 1910
January to January 50 inclusive 9S'%' shares
compared with 265 shares the period in 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Berlin IAN 3o-TradinG was active ar
prices were firm on the Boerse to-day.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
!Xighlonders' List of
CuppleS Dwindling

the team got In at noon. but up TO mid
night he had not put In his appearance.
Manager Wallace used nothing hut
venerable pitchers against the Washing
tons In negotiating the cleanup. Petty
took the first and fourth f-olics. Powell
the second and AXE the third. WAL
lacais new twirlers do not mount TO
much Hamilton. the Joplin l~eft-hander.
10 probably the best one of the lot. n
will probably oflciate In to-day's inau-
rural. Otherwise II will be Bailey, an
other southpaw. also a veteran. Russell
Ford In expected TO open for the Men
Workers.. and that sterling workman has
set to be defeated on Missouri soil.
The H~lghlanders will get the Browns
At their very best. as II Is naught but
the truth that previous TO the visit Of
the Washington team the home member
was playing the worst possible article
OF ball. The Nationals were badly Grip
Piled when here. Neither Walter John
son nor Gabby Street showed. and sew
eral OF the regulars were so badly Grip
pied that they could not do themselves
Justice. The entire st. Louis team woke
up together. and the bugs are va!n
enough TO expect to see their pets divide
the series with the Hi%ghlanders.
Jimmy Austin and Frank Laporte are
going their fastest for Rhody Wallace,
and both former H~ighlanders are out to
star In hatNoft-enacted baseball playlet
labelled Revenge" Myers. the first
bassman secured from the Boston Red
Sox, has made good. and Hogan. bought
from the worries champions last Satur-
day. 10 putting ar . star ail-around
game.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
TAC0N|CS BADLY
BEATEN At POLO
BY FREEBO0TERS
Victory Causes Great Surprise,
as the Losers Are Consid-
cred Stronger Team.

The Taconic polo team Of Hartford
suffered . bad defeat a. the haAds Of
the Frssbootsrs Of the Dassx County
Polo Club In the polo tournament game
at the wastohsstsr Club. the score tens
itk goals 10 X goals. Ths big score
which the Frssbootsrs ran up wa .
we're considered the weaker team ana a.
a result were allowed . handicap Of Two
goals. The Frssbootsrs earned u goals
10 the Taconie's L The latter team was
guilty of two fouls and . safety. welch
cost them IN points. T., DnSiish POLO
SITS and the strong C~ooperetewu team
will play to-day. the ErSiishmsA cen-
ceding many goals to their opponsets.
August Bslnont.s wAsssys,s. ~. ~ etAest
;,1t q e. , S%s , sasSI ~ = .s s:sf Fssyss s ~.
thinning By : l,nSth from zSns I'd -; GsT,S::
az sis.s No. : :'i nh. nd : : a ~. ~ !, ': :sssi.s & !. Y. I:
i.sL eilppins two-ffths q . sscesd hon ~ old
s.! A!''s Su.: :1'H 3: HS-!s:s 49, 80: a
81: :y.s. 10. Il 5: ! s:::e:i n. s:s.s.
v =. match .nS : dssis soeSv gam. Sss-.n
womsL
rs' ti"t . m, e ss,nS..SS. ~. 's1se Z,
compete IN the epainS round DAT ) triple pc
,s.s,:d foJ ths igw :oOrs nsdA{ sst.ssn }shn
Andrews and fhecdoS Csssfoser OF OAKLAND
With IS.
r.s Z. s' .:s. t ~. to 4 e. i.:n ::n.. ! :sA s: i ssS
Richnan Athl.tic League. comprisins distncts Mo-;
wdsh, uMs L.. Glass Of p. 8. No. 81 .lsapei owe
the bar At 8 feet 8 inchss. which Is an inch hish.l
the lsur.ls In the high. jump for the .l0o-rount
class with . leap Of Z feet 8 inches. which beat
the record.
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CROSS HAS NO TROUBLE
0UTPOlNTlNG BROWN.

With his brother Leach In his corner
advising him, Phil Cross. the east side
fighter. had no trouble In outpointine
Marty Brown In their ,en-round bout a.
the Princess A.. C. stag. Leach told
Phil to 60 right after Brown. and Ne
obeyed the instructions 80 well that he
soon had his opponent covering up his
face to ward of the volley of blows
which were sent into his face and bod"
Cross had the better Of every round
In the seml-hnal Sailor white landed q
wild swing on Sailor Schaeffer's Jaw In
the fourth round. breaking his jawbone.
The bout was then stopped.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
Packey Mcfarland to Box
Matty Wells After All

~eontssts Paddy Lawn Of Buffalo viii taehs Jsct
s aT' YIN oi m. M.a 10. M i.l; ano Of t S.. oass o. iKiA
will rfsrse the bouta
gam oi i;i' any e eoassfa,ioa g = cvpo on n sS.s
he daea's After his recent battle with Al kAu;-
% dSssan Ii r San': and o .gt. p : s %,H S.n q k lSis R.ai,
K%:u,n,n: wife ,mmsdI:t.iy BEGAN to uPsr,ia
had 70 bsa, q hasty retreat.
rf 9T i..v. .s 's4 s and =. %:s.ss On s g.;s.l.J H: :s : :;
T F:sais. 4 su@ III: * hs:Aic . fi ! 3 li aS wssls.' -a ssS
H'r :. n %ssi: e Sin p "a : TIVE s":a Ss M soSad: {. ''' sSsss
T.. Z. .oouion. father Of Johnny Coulon, Ii.
s sae';i% o% g:~ oAhhn s4.a ',i s:y' . saa Il y; "a s;'Y g. 81
RH,n. q a,; JsIr, = c 4, bad e,a,, sssn matched 8 Cd e t.. fss y
Johnny hsa, Burn. but that the contest mus
the TwsntsA Century a. 6 J0nny Malone,
jim pP Donovan wiz tackle Jim Mahsr Of freisnd Il
,.n,roana bout R,, AT He h.n tSns r Are conn =, C. ,o Sop.l
Mix. Donovan: the Rochester m,aiIessish.
hand at u. game again, Hs hs, been m.iehs,
brought of At Joplin. Mo. on May 20, Tn
winner will BE- matched TO fight Jack TWIN
sullivan June IS.
Tom "J.bbe." Carey, tn. west I'D. hs.v
bout. has finally got on a match. III Viii NEE
Al Benedict, the Hoboken h~esvyweisht, for te
night. Carey is In for a hard session. as Bened.c
Ma tough proposition for him to 60 against.