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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17

The Western Union has inaugural.
ed a needed convenience to the pub
lie in the shape of a night service.
Hereafter the Office in Culver will be
open until IL p. m. A. A. Watkins
is the extra operator which the new
service calls for.-Culver Citizen.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17

Mrs Catherine Peterson has pur-
chased the property which she now
occupies, No. 500 North Plumb
street, Of the owner, Howard Waltz
of Argos. Mrs Peterson became so
well pleased with the house while
renting it that she recently made up
her mind to buy The place.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17
POPE IN NO DANGER
Physician Says His Sole Complaint Is
Gout in Normal Course.

Rome, Aug. 10.-Pror. Ettore Mar
chiafava, one of the physicians at
tending the Pope, stated to your cor
respondent that there is much exag-
reration in the reports about the
Ropes health.
The sole complaint of His Holiness,
rays the professor, is the attack of
govt which is, however, following the
normal course. There is no imme-
date danger, says the physician
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17
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old sores, sore backs and shoulders, burns
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DR.. coxS PAINLEsS BLISTER
is painless and guaranteed to cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint,
muscle, or money refunded. Price 60c.
ron SAX ~
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17
kilIs HIs erother.

Newark, O., Aug. 10.-Chas. Davis
was shot and probably fatally wounded
By his brother. George Davis, who was
captured by the police.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17

We are all trying to better our fl
nancial condition. In doing so. it
is always well to seek the advice of
others, older heads, men of expert
ence. In the
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17

Mrs Kerby Cochran left~Thursday
for a, two weeks visit with relatives
in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. She will
also attend family reunion while
I,,.o
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-17

Weekly Republican, Year---------------.$ .5O
and Encyclopedia -$5UU
Daily Republican, Year. by mail ------- s. 90
aud Encyclopedia $3OU
Daily Republican, Year, by Carrier ------ $500
and Encyclopedia $500
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
Hubbards Sale is now on.

Five room house 10 rent. Wood
shed city water in Kitchen. Location
good-E. A. LEWIS.
A January Clarence Sale at Miss
KneaIs is now on and will continue
until the close OF this month.
Nicholas & Nicholas represent a
number OF reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. When in need OF insur-
ance Of this kind, call In.
have some bargains in farms. city
property and business blocks. I also
have some farms to trade for city
propertY.-JOel Johnston. 1852
CARPETS. Buy them where they
sell YOU genuine Ingram weave, all
dyed before they are woven. securing
you fast cnlors and beautiful patterns
for 35 cents per yard, EMPEy Bros.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
Watch for the Economy Sale
next week at Leonard's Variety
Store.
The New Theatre Situation.

EVERYBODY seems anxious for the
new enterprise. At first they would
like to see their nelghbor supply the
funds, or perhaps would give outright
certain amount just because they
feel 1t is something they want to en-
courage. But, when the business end
Of the proposition is explained, IL be-
gins TO look still better TO them. and
they are interested in the investment
feature.
The idea Of providing building
where so MANY kinds of amusements
and indoor games and sports can be
profitably handled as well as the un-
limited uses the different parts of the
building can be put to. should make
the getting OF stock subscriptions a
short job.
The success Of this project should
not only prove another boost" item
for the town. but as d business invest
ment should prove winner" for all
who subscribe.
Subscriptions for stock will he
taken at either Bank or at LOveday' s
Real Estate and Insurance Office be-
ginning next week.-Ask all about it.,
then subscribe for as much stock as
you can possibly afford.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14

There were 81 births and Is deaths
10 Charlevoix County during the past
month.
The County roundup Farmers In
stitute will be held at B0yne City
January 81 and February lst, instead
OF the dates formerly announced.
At Lansing this week Representa-
tive Pearson was appointed Chairman
of the Fisheries committee. and was
also appointed on the Liquor Traffic
Ind Public Land and Forestry COM
mittees.
Chester Denton Of Charlevoix COM
mitted suicide Thursday morning by
shooting himself He was an old
solder between So and 10 years Of age,
and had been i'll and confined to his
bed. fag several weeks. He leaves a
wife and one daughtar. Mrs. Martin
dale Of Harbor Springs.
Messers Peter and James Block Of
Charlevoix have leased the East Jor-
dan Creamery and will commence
operation next April. James Block
will be in charge. The gentlemen
have had charge Of the Charlevoix
Creamery for the past foLr years or so,
and have made good at that place.
The new Electric Theater was
popened Thursday evening with good
Sized audiences. The program for TO
night, Saturday. will te: Re els:
danish Dragons and 1.-THE New
Butler" illustrated song: "The
Mississippi Hermet." Admission Toe
on Saturday evening. Other evenings
DC.
The Kellogg. Haines Singing PARTY
Concert will begin at $50 standard
time. The hour is little late but
the arrangement is made TO accomo-
date our business men on busy Sat
urday night. The committee have
secured Rogers and Grlley, harpest
and entertainer, to supply the missing
number. This will be welcome news
to Fast Jordanites who recall with
much pleasure former visit Of these
gentlemen TO our city.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
Brie4s Of me Week


Dep'y Collector A. l.. Coulter was
here Tuesday.
II. o Bisbee was Deward business
visitor first Of the week.
w A. Stroebel is home from a visit
with friends near Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Collins are guest OF
Boyne City friends this week.
Miss Nancy McGuirk of Mancelona
is guest OF East Jordan friends. .
Postmaster Kenyon was Lansing
and Detroit visitor the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Plank left Tues
day, for their new home at Frankfort.
Seeing is believing Call and see
those beautiful administer 9xl2ft.
Rugs for S2l.00 at WILMINGTON
The residence on North Main ST.
belonging to the Mrs Cash estate,
has been purchased by Harry Curken-
dali.
Mrs. John Thomas returned to her
home at Harbor Springs, FRIDAY, after
an extended visit with friends here
abouts.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., at Petoskey, Tuesday,
Ii. 3. Hipp OF East Jordan was elect
ed one OF the directors.
Miss Elma Selden of Leroy. n. Y.
is assisting in the Office Of the East
Jordan Planning Mills Go. She is a
relative OF b. E. Waterman and is
making her home with them.
For RENT:-Tour room house III
goo6 repair. Barn, chicken yard and
Outbuildings. Has two big lots
planted TO small fruits and bearing
orchard.-Inquire at Peoples Bank.
You are cordially invited to attend
Divine worship in the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Sunday morning and
evening at 1870 and 100. Sunday
school at ll:45. Junior q. E. at 3:l5,
Senior e.. K. at els.
Mrs. G. V. Miles with children ar
rived here from Rose City, Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Miles has rented
the residence on Main street formerly
occupied by DR.. Zavitz and AS soon as
their household goods arrive will
occupy same.
Bert Wilhelm, of East Jordan, has
secured the contract for the brick
work on the new building Ia course Of
construction by u. G.. Books at the
corner OF Park avenue and Lake
street, and has erected his sheds and
has his tank in place ready for work.
The building will be two stories and
will contain five store rooms on the
first floor; three on Park avenue and
two on Lake street. The second story
will be flushed off for Office rooms
The front is 10 be Of iron clay pressed
brick -Petoskev Record.
We will sell you a single ticket for
the Kellogg Haines concert for I5c, If
| you insist on ii, but we much prefer
TO sell you a ticket for the three re-
manning numbers Of the course for
81 100. Rogers and Griley are well
and favorably known to East Jordan
audiences, and DR.. Coledge is max
ing good" grandlv everywhere this
season. Just consider these three fine
numbers at the low price OF 81 90.
Remember tie KeIlogg-Hsines Sing
ing Party, Rogers and Grilley. and
DR.. Colledge, all for 500. Tickets
on sale at Mack's jewellery store and
at the E. J. 1. Co.'s dry toods store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
POLEY.s HONEY PILLS

Are tonic 10 action. quick In results.
A special medicine for all kidney and
bladder disorders. Henry Bower,
Traverse City, Mich, says. "Since the
first OF the year / have been very
sick man. Have spent lot of money
IN doctOring, have bought various kid
ney medicines and used them but to
no effect. Foley Kidney Pill were
brought to my notice through q
friend and l decided to try them.
After using them short time / was
greatly relieved and can honestly say
that they did me a world OF good. T"
Hite Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14

Fire insurance that insures can be
obtained from Nicholas s. Nicholas
! We represent some Of the best comp
anies la existence.
Don't forget our dig Pre-Inventory
Sale Is now on. and Is rare chance
for the ladies To secure everything
desired at cost priee.-B. Z. Hubbard
& Go.
The Woman's Local Option Civic
Society will meet with Mrs. Joynt 2:30
Up. M. Friday January 20, 1911
Every member is expected to he pre-
sent as president Is to be elected.
A series of Gospel Meetings began
Thursday evening, January 18th at
the Church Of Gods house OF worship,
and will continue until further notice
Evangelist l.. Sheldon OF st. Louis,
Mich, accompanied by other workers,
are present.. Services begin at 1910
each evening. A cordial invitation is
extended TO all.
In the closing hours OF the recent
session OF supervisors the action taken
the day before 10 establishing tube
culOsls hospital In the old IrOnton
county building was reconsidered and
referred To committee for investiga-
tion as to the probable cost, report to
to be made at the June session.
Charlevoix Sentinel.
Last Friday evening the East Jor-
dan glasses Of IL and ~ entertained
the Boyne City classes Of IL and ~
with a dancing party, given In the
CITY hall Of the former city. About
thirty seniors and Juniors went over.
there being two large sleigh loads be-
sides several individual rigs. They
left here at 4:30 and arrived at East
Jordan at 100 where, after satisfying
the innerman. they repaired TO the
hall which was beautifully decorated
| in the East Jordan cOlors, various pen
ants and wall mottos. After playing
a few games the chairs were pushed
aside and the evening spent in dane
ing. Refreshments OF punch. sand
witches and waters were served during
the evening. The ride over and back
was hugely enjoyed by all for 1T was
an ideal night and there was plenty OF
robes TO keep out the cold. The
Boyne City classes are deeply grateful
TO their neighbbrs for the delightful
evening they helped them TO spend
and hope 10 be able to return the
favor in the near future.-Boyne City
Journal.
Watch for the Economy Sale
next week at Leonard's Variety
Store
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
PROGRAM


Forenoon
9:45 Introductory Remarks by VIM.
j. Mears, President Co. Farm
ers' Institute Society.
1000 Spraying aud Care Of Fruit
Trees, E. Fl. Clark, OF Eveline.
1880 Discussion led by A. s. Dari,ee.
Hoo Alfalfa and How TO Grow 1t.
A. p. Gray. OF Travere CITY.
1870 Discussion.
Afternoon
100 Question Box Ia charge of Pres
dent.
l:30 Corn Culture for Northern Mich
igan, A. p. Gray.
200 Discussion led by George Vance.
Recitation, Ira Olney.
2:30 Good Roads and the best Method
OF securing Them, w. p. Por-
ter. East Jordan.
800 Discussion led by Robt. Guuso-
las.
$3.50 Modern Helps to Farmers, A.
p. GRAY.
400 Discussion led by Martin Rub.
ling.
VIM. j. Mears Is president of the
County Farmers Institute Society;
John A. MELVILLE, SECRETARY; and H..
J.. Olney Conductor.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
Farmers Institute, Jan'y 10Th.

A one-day Farmers Institute will
be held at the Town Hall, East Jol'
dan, next Friday, January 10th. Be.
low is tbe
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
ct East Jordan. Michifan

STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF CHARLEvoIN
1. X. 0. Bisbee. Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
mfnt Is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief and correctly represents the true state
OF the several matters therein contained, as
shown by The books of the bank.
r. O. BISBEE, Cashier
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14
correct attest
Q. II. Wilmington
III. l. Mcmillan directors
w. A. StrOebel

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF January 1911, w. A. Loyeday Notary
Public. My commission expires January IL,
1913.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-14

That lone highwayman who held up
an express train In Texas robbed the
Pullman porter first. That chap
knows where the coin L..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30
NOTICE

Taesv an b. meeting % the
P0uIgry Growers Association Mon
lay aIzhr al Jas Pulsl House The
purpose % This meeting Is % organ
.Gs Jls Association. ana % formulate
plans Tor The promotion Ot the p0ul-
-rF show leXI month,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30

~ 4 HLaE--4-1s 1os.--s a-s -4v
ore sges --e4-zg feature ~ t-r avVA
a. -all AZ acreage u --- t'r
LEst games
on s-E-a 4l.1-l-l- .-E --2--s
eaB-a.ael 5s Drank Hl-s1- aud Geo
blanchard furnished yle -lar-l---
IlcF l41r l-vs- s--rys
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30

Dat sorry WHISTLER Il vas a white
asa or a black hen thai laid che
egg bgt SET the esg al The Frye-
BFuhu Co. q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30

None better and purer thaB Gibson
rye Rainier aud Olympia bssT. or
leEs b. phone promptly delivered.
Tue Mascot U
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30

Croau hams ana b2cOu and Pae.
uis hams Try the Grown and toa {
miss the Picuic's. To be had at
ne rye Bruhn co. Z
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30

TIE Pack TrAia = R0s selling a
olg l0t % Good Goods a. reduced
Prlees As they are getting too Old
. hold aad sell al 4 Pr0nL Yours,
n Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-30
FOUGHT HARD
BUT--STUHG

On S4urla estaiBs The Little
Giants and the Polar Bears me-
4-a- It's a shame tae way those
Giants E=IL The Bears they
sent Ie- .le Bcars ain single
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
PENSACOLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Lady
Hapsburg. 1O9 Dreyer), 10 to 1. Won
Miss Imogene, lO9 CKnight), to l, second
Sabo Blend, Ill &C. Jackson). l to 2
third Time, 1:O4 3-5. Donation, Brown
Tony, Uncle Walter, DR.. Paul, Pear
Hopkins, and Johnnie Blake also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs. Gull
Holland, 100 CMcCloskey), 10 to l. won
Inspire, 107 (wrispen), to 1. second
Lucky Mate, ia IF. Jackson). out, third
Time. Los 2-5. Floy Battle, Ida Lackford
Annie Olin, Black Domino, Charlotte
Hamilton, and Albion H. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. Even
tide 80 pryor. to 8. won; Chalice. los
"a. Martini. to 1, second; Warner Girls
well. 100 CKnighD. 1 to 2, third. Time
1:04 S-5. Caltha, Ringer, Creuse, and
Johnny Wise also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Four and one-hal1
furlongs. Dandy Dancer. liz (HalD, II
to /, won: Chanate, 112 &C. Jackson),
to 2, second; Ben Sand, ia McCloskey)
out, third Time 0:5s 2-5. Locust Bud
Hattie Garrett, and Glipian also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Miss Vigi.
liant ia CHalD. 10 to /, won: Virginia
Lindsey. ia (Ormes). even, second: Com.
plete. ia (Knight), 4 to 5. third. Time
/ :4s1-5. Blanche Francis. Occidental
Mary Belle, and Dandy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500: three-year.
olds and upward: six furiongs; selling
Bat Masterson, 116 (Fogg). to s. won;
Ped Robin, Ill &C. Brown. to 5. sec
ond: Good Acre. 1o3 fwhitley). 8 to 2
third Time, lis 3-5. Chess. Royal Lady
and Pleasing also ran,
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
CAPSIZE CAPTURES
COLONIAL HANDICAP
Marlboro Meeting to Open
After PimlicO.

Norfolk. April 1.-THE colonial handi-
cap for three-year- r-olds and upward at
five and a half furlongs was reduced to
three starters by the numerous with
drawals, due to the heavy track, and
size. As two favortes and three second
choices won the form players had good
day. Callahan was suspended for three
days for rough riding.
Arthur Elrod, manager of the Marlboro
meeting. in a letter which was re-
Ceived here to-day, said that the meeting
at that place will surely open the day
following the close at Pimlico He also
states that the grand stand at Marlboro
was burned down on Tuesday, but that a
new one will be erected in its place The
summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four and one-half fur
longs. Auto Maid, Ill (McCaheyD, s 20
3. won; Inwood. 106 (Taplin. to 2,
second; Bait, 1O6 (McIntyre), even, third
Time, 0:57 As. Bill Lamp, Single, and
Blowout also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Apollo
gize. 120 CWarrington), to !, won; Smirk,
96 CSChuttinger). to ., second; Babbler, 90
(McCahey), out. third. Time, lis 2-5
Ruby Knight, Parlor Boy. Neva, March
Light, and jolly also ran.
THIRD RACE-Colonial Handicap.
Five and one-half furlongs. Capsize 100
(Olsen), 9 to 10, won: Alfred the Great.
107 (Taplin), out, second; Racquet. 116
CMcCabeD, out, third. Time. log. Only
three starters.
FOURTH RACE-Mile. High Private,
1G3 Dunn, even, won; Golden Butterfly,
81 COlsen), s to 5, second; Live Wire, los
(Taplin), out. third. Time, LAB. Lawton
Virgins also ran.
FIFTH RACE-No distance given. John
A. Munro, ia (Taplin), 31a to l, won:
Firewood. 95 CGordon), to l. second;
Baby Wolf. lis CByrne), out, third. Time,
Ill. Inferno Queen, Moncrief. Little
Friar, Grandissimo, and Havre also ran.
SIXTH RACE-No distance. Agnar.
90 CMcCahey), 31a to 1, won; Sir Edward.
10 CWarrington), to /. second: My
Gal, 1OS Sweeney, even, third. Time,
1:62-5 Idleweiss, Neeoskaleta, st.
Joseph, and Tom Melton also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
CRICKETERS TO MEET.
VIII Hold Important Conference To-
night at Headquarters.

A special meeting of the Washington
Cricket Club will be held this evening
at s. at the clubs headquarters. 412
Tenth street northwest.
Matters of interest. including the
opening of the season in May. and par
ticularly regarding the schedule of the
season. will be put before the club
members. The grounds committee will
report, and the general prospects of
the clubs games will be discussed.
1t is a matter of note that this sea-
son, probably more than any previous
season, the club is financially and 9TH
erwise better equipped. President CAL
lendar asserts that the patch" and
field will be in far better condition than
the local cricketers have ever had be-
fore
The Inauguration of the officers for
the ensuing year will be the feature of
the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18

There is no law in the District prohib-
iting marriage between members of the
white and colored or yellow races. II
there was such a law Col Belew would
not have issued a marriage license to
John A Gather, a negro, sixty-five
years old, and Lillian Smith. a white
woman, forty-eight years old, who were
married last night at the home of the
bridegroom, 1923 Twenty-second street.
And, Furthermore. if interracial mar
riages We're forbidden, Col Belew would
have refused a license to Harry Moy, a
young Chinaman, and Miss Irene l.. Mar
rington, of Georgetown.
Gathers white bride, who is a native
of England. last night admitted this is
the third time she has married a negro
during her lifetime. The ceremony was
performed by Rev.'L. B. Moore.
White men have been struggling to
keep negroes from marrying white
women. but I will marry one said
Gather when l was a slave I once
said in the hearing of some white men
that would never marry a slave woman.
even if she was the most beautiful
woman on earth.
They thought I meant that I would
never marry colored woman, and a
band of rebel soldiers started out one
night to lynch me. I found out they
were coming and ran away from Hyston,
Md. and did not return until the Union
soldiers came and chased the rebels
away. l want to pay those white men
back for the lie they told on me, and
surely have done it."
Miss Warrington yesterday afternoon
became the wife of Moy. who works In
Chinese restaurant Rev. Edward N.
Mott performed the ceremony. Accom-
panying the young couple was Mrs. Han
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
TEN MILE RUN
WON BY STECKER
Washington Grove Athlete
Finishes in 63:10.

Running with comparative ease and
with good choppy stride, John G. Steck-
er. of the Washington Grove A. A, won
the first annual open handicap ten-mle
run of the Washington Cross Country
Club yesterday afternoon, when he Gov.
cred the distance in 63 minutes and II
seconds.
Stecker, the only man to start scratch
gained the lead on the return trip on the
Bladensburg road. When he crossed
the line he was $40 yards ahead of w
H. Schoefield, of the Washington Cross
Country Club, who finished second in g.
minutes and 81 seconds.
The run started at Eleventh and Penn
sylvania avenue ct $50 O'Clock; from
there the course extended down Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the Capitol, where II
branched off into Maryland avenue, until
they reached Fifteenth and H streets
northeast. Then out on the Bladensburg
pike to the District line and returned
over the same course.
The Washington Cross Country Club
with forty-two points, won the silver tro-
ply offered by a. G. Spalding, while the
Baltimore Cross Country Club won a
large banner. given by the National
Sporting Company. The team managed
10 win Il points, but as they had only
five men on the team, they were COM
PEELED to be COntented with second place
The run was carried Of without a sin
gle fault. and George F Drescher, who
managed the event, deserves much credit
for his work
The winner received a gold medal, the
next two men silver medals, and the last
twelve were awarded bronze medals. The
summaries:
John C. stecker Of ". G. A A. scratch first ;
time E:lO. W. H Schofeld. # W. c. c. c.
5minute handicap. second time. 81 81 ]. Y. Kelly
Of Baltimore {. c. c. 45-second handicap. third ::
time. CAS- George kean. Of Memorial A c. J.
minute handicap fourth; time. 6i IL. II. g. HUI
fish Of w {. c. C.. l:5lhandicap. fifth; time
65=2l Ralph W. 81. Martin. Of Fifth Regiment
A. c. 2:i5-handicap. sixth, SIS J. d. Bolac, Of
w Crrley. Of ". c. c. G.. 3:lO-handicap. eighth:
time Sc. ]. L. Clifford If Hamilton c. c. G, 3
minute handicap. ninth: time. 66:7. ]. J. Camp
bell f Memorial A c. 3mnrite handicap tenth;
time. &c 6S5 g. W. Holland Of W. {. c. G..
2:3haudicap. eleventh: time Sc i3. Thomas George.
of Baltimore {. {. G., 2:lO handicap. twelfth;
time. 6s: IS.
The officials were: W G. Stuart. Of the Wash
ingtcn Y. VI. {. A. referee: W. B. Hudson iof
r. H. s.. Curley Byrd Dof g. t.. David T.
Glassberg. Charles {. Holland lof W. c. c. G..
A.. Capt Eugene G. Edwards (uf the District
National Guard W. r Bowie lof W. c. {. c..
timers; g. F. Drsscher Of W. c. c. C. clerk
Of the course; c. f. Beckett, Of Y. VI. c A.
starter; H. X. Davis Of W. c. c. C, and H
FiddcsOp, Of W. c. c. G, scorers
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
AVIATORS DROP.
Machine Falls with Two Passen-
gers from Height.

Mineloa, Long Island. April T.-William
Hilliard. a well-known aviator. and Leo
Stevens. an aeronaut of international
prominence. We're injured to-day when a
biplane, in which they were flying from
Mineola, bound for MOntauk Point, fell
100 feet. near the Motor Parkway and
New Bridge road.
The men were pinned under the wreck
age of the machine for some time before
they We're rescued. Hilliard was found
under the elevating rudder, and Stevens
was under the engine.
Both men said that the engine had
stopped. Their injuries are not serious.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
GOOD BOUT AT GAYETY.
Egan and Sullivan Box Three Fast
Rounds.

Before a large crowd last night at
the Gayety Theater two of Washing
toms favorite pugilists, Kid Egan and
Kid Sullivan, gave a good exhibition of
boxing.
After showing the audience a few of
the blows used by some OF the worlds
greatest fighters, they mixed it up for
three rounds of two minutes each
Pat O'Connor refereed the bout. There
will be boxing every night this week.