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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
GOVERNOR ISSUES STATEMENT
DECLARING NE WROTE ORE.
CON PLAN VETO.
DEMOCRATS CONDEMN
CHIEF EXECUTIVES ACTION
Pass Resolutions in Caucus Protesting
Against Vsto-Riii introduced in
and Other State Offiesrs-Ssnats
Discusses Pure Food.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. March 4.-Governor b.
f. Carroll today issued formal state
ment declaring that he himself wrote
every line and every word OF his mes
sage vetoing the Oregon plan bill The
statement was called forth by charges
Of tho governors opponents that the
veto was written by a Des Motnes at
torney
The democrats Of the legislature, in
caucus yesterday afternoon. took an
other crack at Governor Carroll for
his veto OF the Smith-Kiny bill.
providing for the Oregon plan OF eject
ing United States senator's.
In the resolutions adopted the demo-
Gratis point out that since Governor
Carroll vetoed the Oregon plan bull the
states Of Kansas, New Hampshire, Call
ifornia and Minnesota. thru legislatures
over whelmingly republican, have
passed Oregon plan bills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
VOTE FOR SENATOR GOES A..
MOST soLIpLv 70 REPRE-.
SENTATIVE o'coNNER.
PREsAeEs OTHER CHANGES
THAT MAY BREAK DEADLOCK
Taken AZ Another Slap at Carroll For
Veto Of Oregon Plan EiIl-Houss
Chaplain Prays That Deadlock May
30 eroksn-EHorts to Break pssmer
Ranks Unavailing.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, March 14-The Rev.
E. w. MutchIer in the opening
prayer at tho session Of the lows
house Of representative prayed that
the present senatorial deadlock
might be broken.
The pastor said:
"Almihty God, Thou who are
infinite in wisdom and mercy, will
thou vouehsafe unto us thy spirit
this day. Bless, W. pray, this as-
sembly, and may tho spirit Of unity
and accord prevail that the dead
lock may bs broksn, and . man Of
God elected United States senator,
who will stand for Righteousness.
Bless The speaker and each individ-
uaI member Of the house. Al in
the name Of God. An,en."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
SEVEN AIlgogo NIADIRo a.
oANo or FAleiRs DRou0ssr
TO TRIAL.
cHARoEs siMilAR TO THOSE
ron WHICH MAORAY % NgLo
Men on Trial In FEDERAL csurs kwe~m
Under several Aliases - ThlolNnan,
Formsr American lsaevo Daoohall
Player, Among the NvWsboe - AoeA
Brought to Iowa From Far.o0 citise

Council Bluffs. March 1A.-Ssven
men indicted two years ago for faudu-
lent use OF the United States mails and
known as tho associates OF John C.
Mabray. now serving Q term in the
federal prison at Lsavenworth. Kan.
for similar crime. wers brought 10
trtial today In the United States dis.
trict court here.
Mabray was convicted OF using the
mails TO dcfraud by means OF fake
sporting events. horse racing. priae
fights. wrestling bouts. and footracing
being his specialties.
The men brought to trial today. all
OF whom are known by various aliases,
are charged with having becn steer
ers' for Mabrny. Their names are
given as r. Ryan. OF Hot Springs. Ark.
sa!oonkeeper. captured In California:
George Wright. caught in San Antonio.
Tex: Tom Davies. Oklahoma: C. Hind.
man. known as the "HoneyKrove Kid."
caught In New York: f. Smith.
ssreator. H.: r. F. Thielman. once a
member OF the Cleveland bAsehall
team. captured in Seattle. and Benja.
min Marks. OF Council Bluffs.
Four other men. altho under indict.
mcnt. are not expected 20 appear for
trial. Two OF them are believed e b
dead.
ThisIman Plsads Guilty.
II. L. Dafbey) ThielmAn to-day On.
tered n plea OF guilty. His santesscs
will likely not be pronounced until al.
ter all the cases arc disposed Of. Il q
expected that others VIII plead guilty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
No Delay 20 Expedition.

Iowa CITY, March i4.-Th~ rerOTf
that the expedition OF Prof c. c. Nut
ting and a number OF students TO the
Lay,an Islands. TO study the fauna Of
those Islands for the government, will
not have TO be postponed until next
year on account OF the sudden moblli-
zation OF troops along the Mexican bor-
der. Tho expedition wa@ 20 sail for
fioIl0:;;:;: cH the TRANSPORT Sherman.
which was TO remain In the service of
tho scientists. The war department had
assigned tho Sherman to other duties.
E,rt word Is now received that the ex-
pcdition will a.ail on the date set for It
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
WANT PEACE IN THREE.,.
-Four Northern Clubs Not Seeking
rroutsa at Chicago Meeting.


Davenport. March 1A.--Janee T.
Hayes, vice president OF tho Three ]
League. who left hc.e today to attend a
meeting OF that league in Chicago
Wednesday. declared that this session
will be a peace conference. inassar as
tho four northern clubs. Davenport,
Rock Island. Dubuque and Waterloo.
are concerned.
''The report from Chicago that we
are going to that meeting with chips on
our shoulders Is misleading" said
Hayes 1--WE are for peace and are
ready to accep. the easiest and quickest
way to set It. We want TO adopt a
schedule and get ready TO play ball for
this year at least.
''It seems to me that the same course
must be followed by the southern
clubs The courts have already ruled
on the circuit problem. Waterloo must
be admitted according to Judge Grid
ley's decision, and the powers behind
the national association have issued
their u!.lmatum to play BALL Our
slogan is Let US have peace and no
personalities will be irdulgsd in II the
southern clubs assemble with the
same idea in view"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Whitney Would Make Corporations
Pay All state Taxes-New Bills.

Whitney Would Mako Corporations
Pay All state Taxes-New Bills.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines March 14--Representa-
tive Whitney today proposed in joint
resolution an amendment of state con-
stitution 20 as TO permit the state to
raise all its revenue from taxation OF
railroads, express companies and car
lines, and thus enable 1t to dispense
with the state tax levy.
The house voted down promptly res
olution for sitting committee on the
ground that tho work has not yet pro-
gressed far enough to dispense with
ordinary committee work.
Bills were introduced in the house as
follows:
BY Moore. to make the fiscal year OF
cities of the arst class commence
Jan. I.
by Harding, to authorize cities and
towns to exempt for q period Of ten
years the property OF manufacturing
plants.
BY McCleary. to require that written
reports of cost OF all bridges and cll-
verts built each year be printed in the
board proceedings.
BY Miller. Of Dubuque. to fix the
penalty for failure Of railroad COM
pany to have at least two regular pay
days each month.
Would Aid Rail Board.
The senate passed the bill authoflz-
ing the stato executive council to pay
tho costs in all lawsuits and all other
expenses incident thereto where the
state departments are affected
Anothsr Adjournment Move.
Senator Champan introduced con-
current resolution providing that the
iowa legislature adjourn April 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14

vLxU
SIasAaneeon, March fA-eomeehins
iv8dsnkay has hAppassd 10 oan ths
washineton Government 20 hackfsack
20 some extent In connectaon with tns
~1r Kams'' on tho As1ican border.
Protection Of the neutrality Laws now
seems to be the primary object IN
rnobilistng troops on tho ooToeF'
whereas . few days ago We apparently
were rushing post haste for intervsnr
zion and the preservation Of tho Nom
roe doctrine. Diplomatic complications
,nay have worked change In tho mt"
uation. 80.
Two important development have
<aken place. One II the recalling OF
war ships from the patrol Of Mexican
waters. Intelligence Of this followed Z
statement from Senor dc La Barra, tne
MEXICAN ambassador. who IS IN New
York. that no had received word that
the vessels in question would Withdraw
after coaling. The statement was con-
nrmed at the navy department. The
ships. Of course, can be kept WITHIN
easy call, but the essential fact OF the
moment 10 that they are not to work an
Immediate Irritation by their constant
presence within sight OF the Mexican
shore line.
Tho other development was the ac-
4ion Of Secretary Of War Dickinson IN
canceling his sailing for Panama
scheduled for yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
CHINESE PREPARE FOR WAR.

Munitions Of War Slipped From Pskin
to Manchurian Garrison.
st. Petersburg. March 1.-THE Novoe
vremya today prints a dispatch from
Mukden, which states that 10 tons Of
gun powder. forty-two boxes Of cavalry
rifles. and seventy eight boxes Of in
fantry rifles. destined to Chinese gar
rison in northern Manchuria, have
reached Mukden from Pelkin.
Political circles take great interest
In Japan's attitude toward the Russo
China affair. Dispatches say the
presses In the far east have for weeks
been talking Of Japan's preparation for
war and declare their railroads ana
roads are being adapted to the re-
transportation Of troops.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
ooLLlvER MEMORIAL PROGRAM.

Sister and Children Of Former Senator
to Hear Cousins' Grafton.
Des Moines. March 1.-THE pro-
gram for the Dolliver memorial exer-
cises. which will be held at the Joint
session Of the Iowa legislature Thurs
day afternoon, has been completed.
Senator Leslie E. Francis. Of Spirit
Lake, win preside. The hrst Metho-
dist male quartet viii sing. and former
Congressman Robert G.. Cousins, OF
Upton, win deliver tho oration.
The exercises are 60 be simple. as re-
Quested by tho widow Of the deceased
senator. Mrs. Dolliver will not be
present. but Miss Cay Do!liver, Of
Sioux City. sister Of the senator. and
the senator's children, viii attend.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
WRIGHT HELD FOR MURDER.

jury Charges Him With Poisoning
Philip schueEs, Of Gresham. Nsb.
Denver, March 14.-Declafing that
Philip Schuchs, Of this city. whose
body was found in room OF local
hotel last Friday. came to his death by
arsenic administered to him in whiskey
by c. W. Wright. Of this city. at Gres-
ham. Neb. on Feb. 26. Q coroner's jury
hero yesterday held Wright on .
charge Of murder. According 20 the
district attorneys ofT.ce '''ri-''' III be
turned over to the Nebraska officers
for trial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
TERROR AMONG JURORS
Men Called TO Try Itaitan cameers
Fsar Thsy Will BE Assass;nated-
Court Deals Harshiy With Those
Who Disebsy Summons 70 Serve -


viterbo. italy. March 14.-Cavelier
valanchi, president Of the court, set
about getting a Jury for the court to
try the thtrty-six members Of the
Neapolitan- Camoora by invoking meth
DDS that promised results despite the
terror Of the citizens at the possibility
Of being obliged to condemn those
whose deaths would be pretty sure to
be avenged unless the whole dangerous
element OF the society was wiped out.
When court opened today the court
at once imposed heavy fines upon those
known to have left town to escape jury
duty md threatened that he would
have others who had made excuses for
not appearing when summoned brought
to the bar by carbineers. The whole
forenoon was taken up In an attempt
to fill the Jury benches. The residents.
who had hailed the approaching trial
as q boon because It would bring to
town thousands Of strangers who must
be sheltered and fed, have found them
selves confronted with an alarming sit
uation. No one familiar with the work.
inxs Of the beautiful reformed society"
has anything but sympathy for those
who shirk the civic duty imposed. Some
progress wus made and early in the af-
ternoon all but four Of the necessary
Jurors had been picked. At this point
the resources Of the court failed and
an adjournment until tomorrow was
taken. .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
GEORGE ). GOULD REr,REs.
Reorganization Meeting Of Missouri
Pacific Held To-day.

Reorganization Meeting Of Missouri
Pacific Held Today.
st. Louis, March l4-Reorganiza-
tion Of the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company began here at 9 o'clock today,
with the meeting of stockholders to
elect directors. The meeting means
the retirement Of George J. Gould from
the active management. III. 8. Clark,
vice president and general manager.
presided at the meeting.
Mr. Clark cast the votes OF the Kuhn,
Loeb 4 Co. and Rockefeller interests
for the proposed directors named in the
statement issued by George J. Gould,
Feb. Is.
The independent votes were cast for
r. Lancaster Williams, OF Baltimore
banking house. George ]. Gould's
statement called for the election OF all
but one director. This vacancy was to
be filed by the new president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
New sr;ds. for ,lI;no;. Central.

New Bridge for illinois Central.
Special to Times Republican
Lake City. March 1l.-At an outlay
OF $4,000. the Illinois Central Railroad
Company IL erecting a modern con-
crete bridge over . small stream about
100 yerds north Of tho intersection
Of the Northwestern and Illinois Con-
trail lines. Work was begun on the
new work last week. lt Il also 0aad
that the company has in1entionD OF re-
pIAcing another wooden trestls about
500 yards south Of the flrst one, ana
spanning WAGON road. by q similar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE.

GMesss 81 Express Company 70 Operate
Wagons Causes Disorder.
New York, March 14.-violsnce and
disorder attended the attempts Of tho
Adams Express Company 70 operate its
wagons this morning. Fifteen wagons
wero manned by drivers and guards
ana wers run out TO the depot on Madi-
son 1venue..
IN the fiehting that followed . guard
Vas severely injured BY being struck
oy Z brick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
YOUNG REID WEEDS

Son Of Ambassador WhitsIaw Reid
Takes Prominent Racine Girl 40 His
Bride = Ceremony Performed BY
Brides Brother In the Chapel Of Ra.
cine College at Noon Today.
Racine Wis. March ll.-In Racine
College chapel as high noon today Miss
Helen Miles Rogers. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Benjamin Talbot Rogers. Of
this city. ana Ogden Mis- Reid. Of
New York, son Of Ambassador and Mrs.
Whitelaw, Reid. Here united in mar
riage, Rev. / TGlbot Rogers. D. D.. OF
Fond du Lacabroaher OF the bride.
performing the s!rSsSs NJ ,aIys Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Nyrsias.. Reid were
present.
Simplicity marked the affair because
Of the 1enten season and there was no
reception.
This afternoon the bridal party left
for Chicago on special train whence
Mr.. and Mrs Reid will so to Mexico
for six weeks honeymoon. They
win reside in New York.
The bride was for some time social
secretary to Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mr..
Reid Is a director and secretary Of the
Tribune association, publishers Of the
New York Tribune. He Is graduate
Of Yale law school and member Of
the New York bar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
UNDERWORLD TRAGEDY.

Sailor. in jealous Frenzy. Kills Two,
Then Ends Own Life.
San Francisco. March IA love
tragedy OF the underworld brought
quick death to two men and woman
hero early today. r. r. Marston. 4
first class gun pointer on tho cruiser
California, shot and killed Bessie Cook.
q dance hall singer. and Hugo Randall.
night clerk In tho hotel where the g!rf
lived He then sent q bullet thru his
own brain. All died almost Instantly.
Marston had hecn infatuated with tho
girl jealousy Is s''.,osed 20 have been
the cause OF the deed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
TWO TRAINS WRECKED.

Huge Rock Falls on Track causins
Wrscks-ssvsn Are injured.
Baltimore. March 1l.-An immanse
rock. ite weight estimated at ATTY
tons. falling on tho track OF tho Baiti-
moro 4 Ohio railroad 1t Hallo0old.
twenty miles west Of here. caused The
wreck Of two freight trains at an sa1fy
hour today. Seven trainmen were IN.
iured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14

products are prepared. ana defining tho
conditions which shall exist In all such
places, but did not reach vote.
Russell introduced 4 bill to provide
q state license for auctioneers OF $25
and a county license for $40.
Hunter introduced q bill to recognize
colleges outside OF Iowa as on par
with Iowa colleges In the matter OF
issuance Of state certificates to teach
ers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
THREE ARE KILLED.

Elevator Falls Carrying rhrse 70
pesth-ecverai Ar Injured.
ST Paul March 1.-Two girls and q
man a:c dead and several injured a.
tho resu!t OF an elevator accident In a
wholesale fur house OF Gordon &
Ferguson today. Tho elevator fell eev-
eral floors and the dead and inture6
werc pinioned In the wrcckage at the
bottom Of the shat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
AUTO SHOW OPENS.
Cedar Rapids sees Great Display Of
late Model Motor Care.

Cedar Rapids. March 14.-An even
ing parade which will be headed by a
brass band in 1911 truck. will bc ono
Of the features OF the Cedar Rapids
auto show. which opened here last
night in blaze Of glory. The big audi
toriur, is crowded with all kinds OF now
model cars ard the decorations are r
big feature. Thcre was big crowd at
the opening last night. a feature OF the
week locally Is a home product show.
seventy-fve manufacturing concerns
making extensive exhibits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
PLAGUE oEvAsrArEs CITY.

Ohe'ffth OF PopUIasIon of MahchuFIaH
City Suecumbs TO Disease.
Washington. March 1+.-Fuliv ono
NTH OF the northern Manchur!an
city OF Fuch!at!cn had perishcd from
the ravaRes OF the plaguo from tho time
OF It's outbreak to tho cnd OF January.
according 70 reports from United States
Consul Green at Harbin Tho oxnc:
number was 3402 In Fnichiatien alone.
while at Harbin the total had renched
sSl, including eighteen Europeans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
iowa Supreme Court.

S0Wo 0upVVWO SOVv1.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. March 1.-THE r.lpreme
court today handed down the following
opinions:
Kelly against Kelly. appellant. John
son district. Affirmed
Arpy against Iowa Brick Manufac-
turing Company. appellant. Polk dis
tr1Ot Affirmed.
Schmidt against Schmidt, appellant.
Butler district Reversed and remandcd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14

same cost and should this be the caxe.
the l. c. would hevc about 100000
tied up in three bridges within 400
yards Of each other. aimee the bridge
over the Northwestern line cost that
SUM,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
FINE STOCK BURNED
One Thousand Head Of Horses, Sheep
and Hogs Perish in Fire at Fort
Worth, Texas-Animais Valued at
S25o,Coo-Exhibition Stock Saved BY
Keepers - Helpers Care!essness
Causes Calamity.

Fort Worth. Tex, March 14.-Nearly
two acres OF stock sheds burned here
today roasting to death between 500
and 1000 head Of horses, sheep and
hogs, and seriously burning four men.
The value Of the dead animals Is esti-
mated at about S250.O00 and the prop
erty loss at $4,000.
Large numbers Of blooded animals,
which are here for exhibition today for
the stock show. the biggest exhibition
Of its kind in the southwest. are be-
lieved to have been saved. The keep
ers made their first attempt toward
saving these animals.
Tho fire is believed to have started
by the care!essness Of helper cook
ing his breakfast in tho barns. None
Of the packing house was burned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
scuFFLE CAUSES DEATH.

osceo,a Man Thrown TO Pavement
Sustaining Fractured Skull.
Des Moines. March 14.-J. l.. Row
land, OF Osceola. while suffering with
r.. A. Nagel in Dcs Moines this morn
ing, was thrown to the pavement.
alichting In sloh a way as to frncture
his skull He died at the hospital
where he was taken directly following
the accident Rowland was about so
Years old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
penn.vlv.nia btooIs lnereased.

pennsylvania Stock Increased.
Philadelphia, March 14.-At the an.
rual meeting today Of the stockholders
Of the Pennsylvania railroad. the rec
ommendation In tho annual report
that tho capital stock be Increased
from $500, ,ooo. 900 to @soo. 100000 was
approved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14

Unanimous Vote on Fire Arm Bill.
Springfield, Ill. March IA meas
ure by Senator Isley ana known as the
fire arm bill passed the senate today
bv q. vote Of Is to 0. Anyone violating
the law IL liable to Q ane Of $500 or two
years Imprisonment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
DETECTIVE sHor.

CIaOhoS BotWoon 6tr1k0r0 ana AOxn0eJe
ties Become Serious.
Somerset. KY. March 1A.-vSolence
marked the strike OF tho hremen on
the Cincinnati. New Orleans Z Texaa
Pacific railroad today Charles 9wartx.
u detective. protecting non-union mon.
was shot in tho mouth and seriously
injured. Hc was iatcr Drought here.
Tho shooting occurred At Eterns. KY
when the fireman OF freight train was
reported to hava been killed and sov-
cral negro Hrerlcn lynched. Tho re-
port could not ia verified.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
SHOCK PROVES FATAL.
News Of Bank Robbery Kills Wife 81
lnstitution's Cashier

Rochester, n z. March 1.-THE SAFE
in tho bank OF the Bushville Banking
Company at Bus''v!ilc. was blown
open during the night and its contents
stolen.
Mrs W. l. Jones. wife Of tho cashier
OF tho bank. who has been Ill. died from
tho shock. when she heard OF the rob
berry. II is reported that the robbers
got 81. 900. Thoy escaped.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
conqratuIate cub pi4eher

No"9S~Sus1tO SUo PtteO0e.
Davenport, March IA letter was
mailed today to Pitcher Joe Cooke,
who refused to play Sunday baseball
with the Chicago Cubs. congratulatins
him on behalf Of the Presbyterian
brotherhood Of Davenport on his
stand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
SETTLE LABOR TROUBLES.

Boosters Bring About Agreement Be-
tween Carpenters and Builders.
Davenport. March l4.--Thru efforts
OF members OF the Greater Davenport,
committee practically nil labor difficult
ties threatening the city were settled
last night when the Master Builders
and the District Council OF Carpenters
scttled dispute OF long standing. The
carpenters will receive 80 cents IN hour,
substantial increase. and han on
local equipment factories was raised by
the unions,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
Prixe Eiaht 4topped,

pftxo t6ohS 8S0PpOd.
Victor. Colo. March 14.@The sched.
rled twenty-round bout between Kid
Ross, Of New York. and Peter Jensen.
''The Battling Dane." OF Denver. was
stopped by the authorities ct the end of
the first round last night.