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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
SHOTS At
KAISER'S BOAT
spectal b. UNited Press Wlr,e.

Special BY Uaited Press Wire.
London, April 27:-A dispatch
from Corfu says that while the kais-
er's yacht with the Kaiser on board,
was cruising off Corfu three rife
shots were fred at him. The bullets
whistled over the imperial cabin and
caused great excitement. The out
rage is prejudiced to its disaffected
Greeks. The matter is being fully
investigated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
JR. 0. u. A. M. TAKE
IN ONE CANDIDATE

One candidate was initiated by
MiddleseX Council No. So, Jr, o. U.
A. NJ, at a meeting in Moose hall
last night. Visitors were present
from Woodbridge and Tottenville.
An invitation was extended from the
latter delegation to attend the meet
ing of United Council, of T~ottenville,
a week from tonight, at which time
an initiation will take place. A
delegation will go from here across
the sound. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Middlesex county grand jury in
dicted nine local saloonkeepers, sew
en- for Sunday selling and two for
dealing without a license.
Albert w. Wolter, of New York,
slayer of Ruth Wheeler, was SEN
fenced to die IN electric chair week
of June 6.
Annual dance of Trainers Private
School held in Washington hall.
l.. E. McGinnis, of Steelton, Pa,
was elected school superintendent at
New Brunswick.
Know what your neighbor knows.
She reads the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
SOME ADVICE GIVEN
BY JUDGE BEEKMAN

Emil Stremlau, who recently op-
ened law Offices in the new Christ
building, was presented to Judge
John w. Beekman, of the District
Court, this morning, and after the
learned judge had grasped the hand
of the young barrister. he proceeded
to give him a little advice. Daniel
Webster said, There is plenty Of
room at the top, but the difficulty is
in climbing the stairs, " was the
judges quotation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
SHIPPING NEWS

Steamer "Odland' in from Havana,
Cuba, arrived yesterday with a cargo
for Roosevelt.
Steamer "Maraeas' left port this
morning for New-Yerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27

SpectdI OF UHfted PTeS8 WfTo.
New York, April Eft was an
nounced to-day that John Mitchell, for
mer president of the Mine Workers Of
America, will go on the lecture plat
form, talking or" labor subjects.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
Frank Chance Is lniured.

Cincinnati, o., April 81. - Frank
Chance, manager of the Chicago Ma
tional League baseball team, so Sc
riously sprained his ankle In the game
with Cincinnati that be had to be
taken from the aeid. First reports In
tied that the injury would keep
t Of the game for several weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27

Any affair, or happening, or CIR
eumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force Is 90 small to worry
abOut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27
BIGOTRY.

Bigotry has no head and cannot
think, no heart and cannot feel.
When she moves it is in wrath;
when she pauses it is amid ruin.
Her prayers are curses, her God is
a demon, her communion is death,
her vengeance is eternity, her
decalogue written In the blood of
her victims, and if she stops for a
moment in her internal flight it is
upon a kindred rock to whet her
v~ulture fang for a more sangunary
desolation - Daniel O'ConneH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27

Look at the prices OF things" as
advertised In today's paper. II you
Know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-27

Read the classified advertise
msnta for news of interest to all.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Sin OOrEdhser eeIbltmSrOer.

Gus Berlin tptrOe tiir3Iih bertf-
te: Gin Ionoerborer 3ebensmii0er
Bat ieinm Qeben elm Gn6e ou madden
beriutt. Der ~92iGbrige Sdneioer 3.
ans Mirborf bate mt feirer @dttiR
bdlrftg Streitieteiten, 10 ooB er m
ben Sob gu aebm bei6loB. Or besob
It6 oesboIb mad Der &aIbenfoIonie
ort &0lniifen ufer in &iroorf unO
tDonte ftf 6ort erbangen. CT bette
ober einen al biinnen Strid getpGblt,
6enn pl0bIi6 rib bic Sfnur uno g..
Gtiir3te 81 8ooen. Der 8orfoq mar
bon mebrerenN diionten berlerft NOR
ben, unb man lolte Dem 2e6ensmiis
ben, Der inSDii9en ooS 9efpuBteiH
berloren bntte, bic S1linge pom
&oIie. gu ibrem @rit1lmen fonben
6ie Setter ouf Der Bririt 6es Mon.
nes einen s3ettel, oitf benz foIgeroes
Itono: Sir Den Sal meines Tooes
TRACE i'd $50 Mforf fir Die Beeroi.
eu~ngsfoiten bei mir. So1te i'd ie.
0oh nidt iterben, 10 bite i9, mid in
metre @obnung al 6rireen.~ Der
borfiHtige SeEbitm0roer ipuroe ie.
bod, entgegen ieinem Bun56e, in
0as Rir0orfer 3ronfenbdlis eingelie-
fert mo er fih in tpenisen Stlutoen
70 meit erbolte, Dab er noh 9nuIe
neben tnnnte.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

Dob ults g~egeniiber Ibper g~eiiiHSlgi
tpuroe, oaB Die RuItlr, 0eren beiIiqltt
Aufgobe es mar, ole ltngerehtigfei
ten Der gtotur ats3ugleihen, uns
t~oHlenofod Derrotben bat. Dir mol.
len, obgeieben oabon, ooB mir mil
len, uns frei uno gang entfpideln
obne tiinitlibe Semmunaen. Inn
oh Oos Elm atItilrifooen beoeutet
n1iiBte erit befpiefen neroen, unl
oonn blLfbe crit redt oie 5roae offen
OBJ INFER beittiaes aiiItnri6eoI 0os
rtdtiee unO ieititehenoe lit. @s bal.
Serten gegeben, mo man es oIs ma.
ttirlih oneeieben hot. Oie Weeniden.
nod tbrer @ontforbe. nod ibrem Ser,
nloget, rnh Der @eburt in bobert
uro nie0ere @eien 81 tbeilen; unc
nod berte glaubt Elm 9beti Der MGn
%tertpelt, Dab ie bGbere 8elen IinO,
Die Jrouenbepegun9 lit elm Sci.
den Der @%eiuuObeit uno Rraft. 5ig
bat cine Geibe BON Rillturidaoen
un0 WeiBitdnoen aufgeoedt, Die i'm.
mel oa fparer, an oenen MAJ aber
boriiberidaute. sic bat oen 8eFen.
1errnltb alf allen Streden, unG
BARN liegt hire groBe, unenoIihe
Rraft. @eiitiger Sunger bat Ole
Srouen oie Sbore Der Sd)ule lpren
gen laiien, uno mirtbidaftIide DO.
tiDe %5pingen tie, li6 oieles ODER ieues
Grbeitsgebiet 81 erobern, 0ielen ooer
ienen Beruf 81 erereifen; aber Iebr
ntele Srauen, ole i'm 4~rbeitsIeben
fteben, mitten in Der ioaenannten
B%etpegung, Die ibren proftiiden
Sinu oerforpern, Iteben Dem @eiite
Der 6rnuenbetpegung nonit1n0ig
frerno uno falt gegeniiber, mande
iogar feinolid.
SD glolIbe, oas lit Ser @eiTt uno
cine Der beiligiten A1fgoben Der
Grnltenenon3ipation oas S9apeIter,
eefifbI 81 ipeden uf10 ale 6rauen
oa3u 5u bringen, ans %tiefSter Seele.
bon S6mer8 uno @up0rulg oas In.
rebt mit5uempfinOen, oas all ibreu
Sdrpeltern tdgIih, itiinoIih neribi
Dir0, uno lid ems nit ibneu Su fiib.
len; uno ienes berOerblihe @ift Der
@lei6giiltigfeit, Oes Borurtbeils. Der
Terabtuug aus6urotten uno in ieoer
Mtutter Die 5rnl gu ieben, Die &c.
fampft uno gelitten, uno Die tauienO.
fad mebr gelitten bat, wenn iie betro.
gen uno berlaIien tpitroe, uno Die
ihtperIte StunGe tbres 2ebens, mo-
man bunoertfo9 nit benz CODE ringt.
biIfIos uno einiam iiberiteben miibte
obne iorgenoe SonO, obne tbeiIneb
men0e 2iebe. ltno bic oann al ner.
Iteben, Die in ibrRr 9er5ensang1t, in
ibrer Not6, in ibrer 8er3peiflung
benz &inoe gefIudt, ODER in einemI
augenblid oes 8abniirns Sono ga,
ran geIegt an ooiielbe &ino, oas in
Iegittmer CHE geboren, oas Bohite Or.
6engIiid Der Sror beoeutet. @ir mol.
len oieIe Siin0e mi0er bic Wotur,
0ieIe @iftbliitbe am 8anme Der Rul.
tlr b~efGmpfen, mir tpoaen oas nntiir-
Iide @efiibI inter allen umit1nOen
DaGerbolten uno bic grariamen
@dronfen, tpeIhe Die beutige @eieIt'
fhoft oufgeridtet, Dor Der Iie Mahe
Itebt nit groBtbueriider @ebGrOe nnS
nit eitlen Ieeren @orten, nieOerrei.
Ber uno oerbrennen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
@unOsrnsur NIB gisssOaOsrnsur,
UslSs hsbsu Ith isst as gsBsrbsr um ssniabsu
Soften ss0sHhbes.

gei Der lcsten StaatsipobI in
MaIiohuIetts Duroe Der Democrat
eugene g. SOB gum @oupernenr
uno Der RepubIifauer 2Ouis u. Jro-
tbingbom gum 8isegOuOerneur err
tDGbIt. Diesmol ItebeR iid beioe aIs
8eperber um ben @ouDerneurspo-
item seeeniiber, nnhoem iie in Der
Gtoatsprim1rtpobl BON ibren Bar
teigenofien oufgeitent poroen lino.
@ouberneur SOB lit SO Sabre alt,
ans 0prmont sebiirtie unO lebt ieit
1882 ais 6obrifant in Bolton. Or
Dar friber &epublifuner, idIOB lid
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

ober oils Bartholomew Der oemofrn.
tiihen Bnrtei an uno mlr0e 1910
CUR @oaenoung oeS Imtstermins
oes pe~ritorbenen Mbgeoroneten 60
pering in ben &ongreB gepdbIt. 6ro'
tbingbom lit 40 Sabre alt, bat in
SornarO Ititoirt un0 lit Nehtsnnipolt
uno YrGIi0ent elmer Sporbanf IN
Bolton. 81brenO Oes iponifben
Rrieges mar er 2eutnaut i'm Morine-
corps mlo mar Damn bier Sabre
NfitgIieo Der Stoots9eiesgebung BON
MdiiohuiettS, fiel aber oIs 8etDer-
Der INN Sen 8iirgermeilterpoIten in
Bolton Ourh.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Sin ys6SOstI.

Der ebemalige 4%onierbotor OeS
3o1tpre.M ufenms Somotle. Der Die
fer StelIun1 entboben puroe, neil
e. Die Mono 2iin batte iteblen Iai.
len, miro uOri NliBgeiaid ~uerfolgt.
I'm 9ilIettlhalter oes Barrier
OrIeonshohnAois wur0e ibm ieine
Meiietoide seitoblen, Die 5nbIreide
DertbIaden entbieIts
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

rs SIN gOncorOia Rotbsfeler,
an ser ede Der 9l6ten uno @-StroBe
finoet man itets Elm eemiitbIides
9ldsdeu, INN nit geboeen ettuos
@utes 81 ellen uno etfpos @lttes d.
9. Seurids Mar0en ODER SeuriGs
Senate "a tsikssm.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Der Weta Der EraMembewe-
gnng.
Bon Marie SOIssr.

Die Srau berliert in BET eiebe a. ets
nem au~sae5ei6netsH WdHns baS eeiuubs
fem ibres eiaeHen Eertbes; ber Wanun
fommi erit reht gum BeipubteiH bes let
men our8 bic 9iebe elmer eblen Srau-
Uiarie ben GbHspsGf@sHba@.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
genatur @oiIsh.

Senator Botleb.
EieOerboIt ais 6iibrer auriidsetpieiex
bat, miro man ieine Perionli9teit
un6 Ieine &eOnergobe i'm 9unoes-
Ienat nermilien. SIN Stoate 0eiifti.
ftppi 1868 geboren unb 1885 nod
@oinesDine in Ieros ibergeiieOelt
trot er idon als iunger Monn in ben
RongreB elm. mar fiinfmal MitglieO
6es Souies uno nurOe sDeimal sum
BunOesIenator gerp1blt. Seine an.
gebIide 8erbinoung nit Der gStnno.
arb Oil Gonlponp@ uno on0ere ga.
den, beionOers aud iein oittatoriIdes
Muftreten mahten i'm miBlie6ig.
CT miro ois ReftsanmaIt in @oib-
ingtcn uno aetp Dorf prafti5iren.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
ssnatur gailep.
Btsbt lt@ sMrR6, NEIL sr IN iensS Rartei Feline
SRbrsrrUle ipieIsH RanH.

gu~noesienotor Soiepb 80. 8aiIeD
bon Geras miro Iid Bel AbIauf ieines
iebieen amtstermins am 3. W6rS
1918 Dom poIitiiden 2eben 5uriif-
sieben. Obwohl feine Partei i'm
The evening world., 1911-03-17
Regulars Trounced in Games
Two Days Running by
Twins Yannigans.
Athens. Ca. March II.
RTuUR IRWIN. chief scout Of the

Athens. Ca. March II.
A RTHUR IRWIN. chief scou; OF the
- lIllI.ops. has his chest stuck out
Z. y many i?chcs :o-3ay tC7t because
his new picE-ups have trcGnccG ha!
Chase regulars twice In as nnly days.
Thcse NaraiGa:.s are cer:a.niy playing
the game right, too. They are hitting
like q team n! Lajuies AMI Ccb0s. Not
4 ycurgsier is there backing away from
the plate.
The regular pitchers. OF course. have
not turned very much loose OF late
They are relyinL chiefly on their speed
and the youngsters are meeting 1t with
their BATS and giving the ou,feld lots
of work. An Instance OF his was fur
nished yesterday IN the amt which the
young fellows won by the score OF 10
TO 7. But four put outs were there re-
corded at first. Joe Walsh, who Is
clouting the pail as well as any catcher
could lie eXpe ted. hammered out a
triple. 50 did Williams. who played first
;or the -nrlsars. and young Russell
WAS there alta = s"a' for t. c..cu!;
when thee were 'To !1cn on bases.
Tht: ltuss,i. bog has very ii;:.e 70
say at ans t.::. ana. a.;hoHEA lie has
The evening world., 1911-03-17
vi ~HII,LTOPpERS
SHOWING UP WELL

never a any experience with a club
IN organized baseball, he has caught on
quickly. He l. n catcher by choice, but,
If he could come into some other po-
sition as finely as he can WALTON that
Pill, he Is going to be i ar some day.
He meets the ball squarely and puts
all the power OF his leo pounds behind
the wallop, and every time IL goes on
a line, as a ru', jus; per the second
baseman's head I'D Just .gh enough to
esc pc even nc reach OF one IS long
az Jack l;aiSa:.
The iai..iG1a pitchers who have been
here. with scout IrNln shou,ns them
how ana wh1 ~ d.. arc In very cod
shape and rivin.' TN Rcgclars sIs; the
kind o: sra WORK they need. Day by
d-y no oil fellows are getting better
and thcy Will nave Their eyes well
peeled .or any kind A, pitchin. by this
limo next wee when they 20 10
Augusta and taS~le Fred Tenney's Bos.
ton .%,ational League team in the frs,
OF a series o t 70 games.
But it's ST. Patrlck's Day and every
Hilltop. be he a Scotchman. Pole or
anything else. Is decked out In greer
to-day. Jack Doyle. OF billiard fame
who Is taking the rest cure as It Il
best served at a baseball teams train
ir~ amp. has arranged an a"ll-Irisf
team for to-day. and those who declare
that there Is not a drop OF Irish blood
in them Il line W this morning IN d
! practice game.
The weather Aerc "a delightful ard q
s continues every player will he .f
( a3o .,.7or n no TINE. -: 81 Ford g.
cp,r".Li...- ~ u si.It a'Hc In hi,
! - ,'l.ag S.ci;dtr. bat .-ys TIA: ~
Mays 20 Eir IA tho Stirring IN.
o. t lie va! bc there W.:h al hia s;ua
y soon.
The evening world., 1911-03-17

They. came ont logged In green sui.s
and wore neckties OF an emerald hue.
Sprigs OF shamrock Is the best that the
others could do.
Dutch Frown G.. Latham.
The big fight OF the day will be over
the umpires. Latham has been frowneC
on BY the Dutch and as Hai.sel has
quit he cannot be used. though the
Germans nave made a vigorous efforl
to get him In line.
II was suggested that Mr.. Heffner,
Mayor OF Marlin, act as umpire. bu,
the Irish would not stand for that.
As the players started out 70 the park
this morning II was found that Chief
Meyers had sprung n charleyhorse IN
his rlght les. lie pulled up lame yes.
tordly and tie RI hers have been n,
/ work OF him ever s.r,o. lie stl,l walks
VIA a limp. hut 1t IL expected that
he will he H. shape 30 take tho trip Il
san Ant Mo tonight.
All OF the players wanted to go &
san Antonio aad McGraw IS having &
hard time arranging his lists. lie ha,
one team playing In Galveston. one II
Houston and one in san Antoio on tn,
same day. lie is giving the regulars
the preference n almost to a mar
they have expressed n desire TO Il
nearer the Mexican border. where the,
can see the activities among the sol
6iers,
Pitcher Tesreau continues to please
McGraw. and he showed his rapit
strides to the front yesterday afternoon
by going IN the box and banking tn,
Regulars for four straight Innings
He was the only pitcher to escape n,
bomha:dmcnt. The Cpl:s won agal.
oWigs to the toY~lH' hl,''as Of For
.v'He and L"e1 Forsv'he gJ' rou
'i's. ,.c . tG~r,-'tr"".. ,". - ry
,.r,s 40 aHt 49,. e.aisi ma" 1900
D.. s... go g,-'ru--I..t .r.'r
',Hs Roc" dfti''t :.-ill ST.. Iltrt. ~
I}.E as e'h.'..,u "2Tr 3s'.rst fn
NyyHl Il.Gh snaoH' team t.r the h,a
eGt 90 Nat ,iuA ;'c money - %. uso'
IN buying uniforms,
The evening world., 1911-03-17
FI0LChST Defends
HIS TITLE AGAINST
GEORGE MEMS|C
These ~Lightweights Clash To-
Day in Twenty-Round Bat
lie at Vernon, Cal.
Rl-TGEN ~pOLiOEI.

a II. VOLTA" ".Lta,l.I. Nm
~ p;,n, VIII .c ,IN = uT,. asl.''o.
day 10 dim hs tic 20 u v
ted ro"1d contest. Ills. oJ2onent "a
re George Mens.'. tAc former l!sh'-
weight. CT Chicago. who vas considered
n good man several years ago. VOL
CAST and Mensic VIII come together
In a twenty-round bout at a show OF
the Pacific A., c. which will Dc fought
In the open air at Vernon, Cal. Just
across the line from Los Angeles. The
men are to weigh in at l33 pounds A.
the ringside and Wolsast is to receive
$1,000 for his end. Woigast Is favorits
N the betting a. . to l.
The New York Athletic C,ut. which will hold
boxing stass tHItc a month tor it, memless and
;ltir gUts,s only, WI hoh the trS show Oh Sat-
urdsy pc"iu.. Mas,u 80. paI I.ckG. tic old
tii't .lgn.rf aUd ua,Lts - 30. l'fsInlm n, al
o,ltr 'lds, II rut,uX uu TIE Dou,s Tor the club.
las arranged one nnut ALREADY. ladl, sullivan
hni h-.IS Stone Wi lc ia, 't..s b. TIC me.a So.
Thore will b. an intrcstns show pa, on. to-
night at the cC,ensblfo \. =. Of IVng Island
, is. Tor In ne main bon; Of icl ruInts wslte-
Marty ,BIoAn. th,. ,,,cn,,en( ia. .id. ,ad sio las
been doifF 50 vel, among the local lightw,iahts
,aihy: INC sfst Of tns cara WI be made up Is
rounds. Happy" Nogel vs.. Jalk Wright, AZ
rounds. and two fourround bouts.
Battling Hurley began work to-day a, ra,,.ic.
night, y want to be risht when | meet Hylsnd"
hat hihiItls'' Hy iiaT ! a h%9s sx fset , TO "S s9a. We him is mi
have to be in fine condition 10 take hi. blows"
The evening world., 1911-03-17

Hughey Jennings.. Moriarty formerly played laird
base for the liighlanders.
The sale Of PITCHER James Marouey Of the
baFimort Eas,ern League team TO the Lawrence,
Mass, New England League dub is announced by
iresident Dunn Of the Baltimore club.
The Cincinnati Reds won Saturdays game from
the u, LOUIS. AMERICANS. ) W /. Manager Wallace
dehles that The y. Louis team, Will seek anp,hcr
tlu,litg Size next Eta-Tn. lie viii REQUIRE a
Practice Iark here a,urt from Other teams.
- u md Covi-C'pu wrr' c'to'f,a ~ ~
Do An -"aas ''-ttr'Ir. Hnl W. p-"I'.
h.r ..'f1 y GO g. y 'hH Uu,r as ..tr. .
" M t''H o. '.s r.'. DIuat D.. ,
p 'Ea i.fr .srt "'ri, hI.s .,t uv. ...
90. Co.," ~ -s. nst .. N,l.e !.
..-'' 'ts..tias ul~n .
.. ia.u.I and l~ u,. tlta .s.,. itac -
80. .,s I,.a .-.s, v.,.' lut, Nu, ,It .t .H-.
tl ,Naf.,.on sans On Sdij 't ard S.i.gu,
rir p''s tI are IN fairly goOl ~lu a. t..e re,iii
& ,l-.r work at tIe -uings, and Manager DAMIEN
Hains Tia, by Olen.lg day his mea Wall be ~
.!le condition.
Roger Bresnahan is depending upon Harmon
for the bulk Of the pitching when the Cardinals
llay the Browns before the stasops b,gln.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
GISSING RESIGNS FROM
NEW YORK A. {. A

records estaoiIsned by Sheppard last
season.
The N. Y. A. G. officials say there will
be no difficulty for Gissiry in securing
his release from them. lie asked for a
release some days ago 1t was rather
t.ILIlng tnat he should wish to be re-
leased when he stated that he was
through with athletic competition for all
,.me. cut the c"ances are ne will com
pete Unattached" II he ever takes up
running again.
Il consider Glssing the most wonder
ful runner We nave ever had in the
club" said Halqin. and the loss IS a
blow 70 US. However, I feel taat f; is
.piiy time lie gave thought TO his "a.
turr. and | wsh Ian success al the
business he j. RooC. % take r1.'
The evening world., 1911-03-17

o nv II- NF--FI
viii the Team
Marlin. Tex. Norrh Il.
ITO celebrate 81. Pntrick's Doy N a
w,v henttInr Tho occ,s,or Rod
j H.. o,a ,aa.na crhtat -
$3.50.
"ee" o"s' ~ "'oT"'ns lyme !" ''r"nse
a game 10 De pIayed TINS afternoon be-
tween the men OF irish ana German de-
scent on the Giaais' club. Murray had NJ
trouble In digging up his club, but S,hlel
claimed that he ouch, TO have .bc ,,cne-
n, NJ French ne voi, n a cor,,,, n,,yor.
a. .oaa,., -, If. .a.a,, -
:" -, "n "''''''' ," "
hu"'oeieu' ne clai'heo that IL "ouid De
impossible Tor Devoreyhnd Marquard to
play on the Irish club. McGraw says
he ought to have them.
Teareau. being OF French aes,en, q,
also nh, win m. ,n,I.Ir,sh whu. Or.
Germans arc cIaiminy u,,n.wson .u,v
sIx ms h.on n.xolod ,or - H. 20
know a,bo,hor ~. 4. -, auh.. 60.
,sh d.sron, ban, h. r.nnimsa I.,,..
80 60, 49,
hi. nbo,n.ran, oyor go ~ 80,
,amuy"t, n,' IT,, uu~ n
!, schIoi ar1 ~ w. Mnnr mas e"ousn ' "
usc tno hHy nI,r%sr ~
The evening world., 1911-03-17
IRISH n GERMANS
OF GIANTS TO CLASH
Christy MathcwsOn
Worry ng Owe His
Big Loss Of Weight.

MARLIN, Tex. March 17.-Christy
Mathewson is considerably worried
now over his continued loss OF
weight and he has cut his work In
half. His physician has told him to
drink "A bottle of stout every night
before dinner and one In the middle
Of the day. His arm Is getting In
pretty good shape. but he fears un-
less he takes on more weight that
he Will not be strong enough TO
stard the long grind or the summer.
\ player who works as hard as
Matty does not take On any weight:
after tse sclsol starts. At the close
OF last season he was entirely too
finely drawn.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
Sensational Runner Quits the
Winged Fist Athletic Club
for Business Rea1 ms.
r PARRY GISSING, national half
mile champion. and probably the
q - greatest runner developed sin q

r PARRY GIssING. national half
mile champion. and probably the
greatest runner developed sin q
Mel Sheppard first came into prom
hence. handed IN his resignation a. an
athletic member OF the %ew York a c.
when he called upon Capt. Ma;t Ilil3.n
this morning.
Il must consider business before attn
l%etlcs," said Gissing For n long time
l have been devoting most Il my time
to running. I've worked u d.fferen.
occupations. but up to the present time
they have been OF the nature that al
lowed me to give a barrel of time 10 the
running track. Now l have an OFFER OF
a t~wo-years' contract with "A business
house here In the city. the one stipula-
ton being that ! quit athletics.
Il will surely run at the United Span
ish War Veterans games in the
Twelfth Regiment armory Saturday
evening, and that will be my last APP
peirance. Major Murphy Is handl.ng
the games, u / feel under man
obligations to HIN.
~ was my Intention % SO - Errop'
% t5c sp-lnS. ana the tickets EN"c o.
r.r'E u,vu nu. rrs"4 for a sailing o.
A..t wyr.tI 500 ,'.Ur.'- .u ''
ir.l 81 champ .u-1 ~. 40" i "a, a!
ce.ta NUc-.cr %. :.., ".i make t,'
tlp.'
G.ssiu.'s loss VII be ncgy,ly fe,t hi
the Sew York \. G. Last year i,
proved tnat ne is fully the equal OF th'
great Sheppard in competition, and !
has been believed by the close follow err
of the game before the coming outdoo
season was concluded Harry would bet
ter some OF the half dozen world
The evening world., 1911-03-17
II Any Police Judges or Re-
formers He'd c::9 tee Boul
Between ie,rc.c ard Barry
They Would Net Oppose Such
a Tame SpoT, &C B0Mrg.
Copyright, 1911, hy The Press Publishing Co.
fThs New York World.

Copyright, 1911. hy The Prtss Publishing Co.
Ths New YORK. World.
- r. JOSEPH JEANETTE. the So
w dety favorite from New Jersey.
ava and Mr.. jar es Barry. member
Of Chicago's smart set, entertained
chsrminEly last night at the NationaI
=. c. All the elite were there, Of course.
II was q most recherche occasion, a.
we say In our set. We gentlemen W
sporting proclivlt!es could only wish
that some OF those common pol,c'
Judges and vulgar rcformc.s could have
been there to sec Lpw tender. kind,
gontle and compassionate n th!Gs a
boxer IS. They would have been very
much ashamed of themselves for STIR
ring UP all OF this stupid talk dif!ns
the past week.
At any rate they would have hung
their heads and wept bitter tears 0, re-
morse during the first four rounds.
Everything possible was done 10 make
the occasion one long to be remembered
in our set When Mr.. Barry. clad IN
pale mauve OF the most fashionable
shade. and Mr.. jeanette. In scented
lavender. stepped proudly yet languid-
- NV hhN AAhN We az N'aFfN' pH'
gloved hands. and some In the front
rows tossed fragrant bouquets OF Amer
lean Beauties through the ropes. Mr..
Jeanette was attended by Mr.. Moran OF
Pitts5urg. who wore one eye In mourn
Ing as a delicate tribute to the recent
passing o: a White Hope In the Moran
family. with NJ. Barry was Mr..
Thomas Saaykcy. n member OF one OF
our oldest und mos; honorable iis!ic
families.
Norman selby. sometimes called "Ki1
Mccoy stepped up. and after being
introduced described his latest scheme
Of getting perfectly At without train
ing. and remarked hat he intends to
give us a run for our money every
time he starts after this"-a very
quaint sporting phrase. I think. After
him Mr.. Sharkey. who Is really almost
az much given TO embonpoint. as we
say In Paris. as Charlie Gates. smiling
ly i%nsinuated that he woul like to
have a turn with Mr.. Johnson, don't
YOU know. We all cheered at that.
quite ~sgort'ag OF him, really.
And then the bell rang.
The evening world., 1911-03-17

Tire. stage. advertised by dubs to take place
last tight. N,r, declared of. The Long Acre
A. c, the Wendover a. &. Of the Bronx and
the Prpokyu beach A. {. Of South Brooklyn
w,re The ones that c~ancrlel their shJHs. SIEVE. ID,
hundred w''n,,.,rH We, dany'ainjtd az tacH u
Frankie Me top AZ no Ions Acre :. e.. az
Nuu' E aE, n.tl got . ~ wen iH'iF 0.'''a