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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
BIC COAL COMPANY
. FOR LOGAN COUNTY
CHARTER IS ISSUED

One Of the largest coal companies
chartered for some time was that of
the J. B. B. Coal Company, granted in
corporation papers today, whose prin-
cipal. office will be located at 'Awin
Branch. w. Va. and whose opera
tons will be located in Browns dis
trict Of Mcdowell county, w. Va, tC
develop coal, iron, manganese, and TIM
Der properties. The authorized capt.
tai is 100000, and iIc incorporates
are II. NJ. Jewett, Of Detroit, Mich;
Jay W. Bigclow. Of Twin Branch, w.
Va; Robert Grant. Edward Page and
A. A. Ba]antine, OF Boston. Mass.
Other charters issued today by the
secretary of state were:
Morris Fork Coal Company, OF
charleston, with principal works to be
located in Big Sandy district Of Ka-
.iawha county, to mine coal. manu-
1acture coke and deal in real estate
The authorized capital is $4,000 and
the lncorporators: J. d. Steele, O, r.
Payne, T. B. Brown and A. S. Alexan-
DER Of Charleston, and IT. W. Wood
ward. OF Black Betsy, ". Va.
Berkeley Springs Orchara >soYnpa,,><
grow orchards, operate cold storage
or Berkeley Springs, w. Va, plant and
pants. etc, in Bath district Of Morce,i
county Authorized capital, $25,000
lncorporators: Rowland C. Ringgold,
Edward l.. Reinhart, OF Shepherds,
town. W. Va; William O. Hughes,
berkeley Springs. w. Va; W. Howard
hamilton and Charles y. Hoffman, Of
Baltimore. Md.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02

the old timers were kids. A. this
time he is in Denver where he las n
lucrative business. Capt. Stout made
lis home in Charleston for a num-
Der Of years. He was born in Den
yer, however, and is said to have
been the first white person born
there. He is said to look about rs
young now as he did fifteen or twen-
ty years ago
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
MEDICAL CONFERENCES An CHI
CAGO

Chicago ILL.,, March 1.-The seventh
annual conference Of the American
medical Association on medical eauca-
ton and medical legislation began ut
the congress Hotel today with an at
tendance Of prominent medical men
from various points in the limited
States and Canada. The conferences
VIII remain in session three days.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
Kills u Murderer

A merciless murderer is Appendix
cltis with many victims, but DR..
Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre-
Vention. They gently stimulate
stomach, liver and bowels, prevent
ing that clogging that invites ap-
pehdlcltls, curing Consultation
Headache, Billiousness, Chills. Csc
at all druggists. 3-2-5t
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

TO attend the funeral Of his
father-in-laW. Gen. D. e. Cornell,
Lieut.. F.. w. Bugbee, United States
army, who has charge Of the army
recruiting stations in this part Of the
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02

state has gone to Kansas City.
General Cornell was about IA years
of age and had been i'll for several
weeks. He had visited in this State
several times 'utI, I3Y
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
CAPT. DENVER STOIT

mere is probably not a riverman
." 1ne hanaWha who does not rs
member Capt. J. Denver Stout. He
was on Tie river here when some ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
Statement

tCont1nued from page One.)
Napier's side in the independent
matter, supported the Democratic
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The evening world., 1911-05-20
Hot Weather Evidently Linz
beers Up Texas Runner
Gossip of Athletes.

- WYNN HENRY, the Texas sprint.
= er. Is soon to regain his slightly
shattered reputation as one Of
the fastest runners In the country.
When he first appeared here and raced
over the boards he was far from being
in any sort OF condition. and only those
who had seen him run at New Orleans
knew just how good he really Is when
In shape. Last night Henry went down
TO the p. 8. A.. L. field In Brooklyn to
do a little light training. We met him
on the Brighton Elevated.
"If you've got the time TO spare I
wish you would come down and watch
me run Tonight said the Texan. III
you'll come along III run I'D yards
against time. The track has been fxed
up, and the way I'm running there's
every reason why I will he able to show
you some real spr!nting."
We went along. And Henry's perform
ance was we'll worth the trip. A few
Interchangeable practice arts and he
announced that he was ready 10 make
q try against the time. 12lL secs.
Robert Cloughen's worlds record. Henry
n Reynolds. a young Splinter OF the
New York A. c., took their marks.
Two timers held the watches. At the
crack OF tho pistol they were of.
Henry leaving the mark like a bullet.
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Trial Sprint
EQUALS Worlds Record

Five strides and Gwinn IA In the lead
BY n couple Of feet. Down the trac.
he went. straight as an engine running
on rails. At every stride he seemed to
increase his speed. II was about the
fastest %sprTnttng ever soen. a few yards
from the leo post Henry pulled up ia. q
barely perceptible degree. His time ~
L. A. seConds.
II find the warm weather limbers me
up a great DEAL said the Texan. ''and
row that 4, is getting almost as warn
as It IL at home I know I will run In
record breaking form this summer"
Martin Sheridan - again training a,
Celtic PARK. and he Is throwing the dis
Gus In good form. Sheridan put on a.
immense lot Of weight during the "In
door season. and ne beiieve( rt,e added
.poundage will come In handiy this sum.
msr.
Last night Gwinn Henry was not sure
that he will start against Rosenberxer.
Edwards, Dorland m Bill Heating in
the hundred" special at tho Post OF.
Ace Clerks games at Celtic Park to-
morrow. but the probability is that his
wonderful trial At The "to' will en-
courage him to try the 10 yards TO
morrow. The games will bring oui
a OF the athletes vino have been
training for the national championships
George Bird, the promising movie.
Splinter OF the Flatbush A. c.. has d..
clded to represent his club In tns Junior
National Championships at P,ttsbure
June 30. Being unduly w~ell-to-do, Mr.
Bird will pay all OF his expenses out o
his own fat bankroll.
When Billy Kramer was asked 10 run
In the three-miie scratch race that ~
he one OF the feature events at the May"
Mems games he readily consented. tn
games Will take place at Celtic Par e,
June IS.
Dan Ahearn and his brother Tim ne Z"
been doing a lot OF training at th-
Jumps during the last couple OF weeks
and they will both give exhibitions a
tho Mott Haven A. C.'s games to
morrox.
Tuesdays and Thursdays are the day.
on uialch many Of the y. Y. 4. c. attn
letes practise at the p. 3. A. l.. ield
Carl Walthers. the half-miler, IL doing
a great deal Of training down ther~.
former speed.
Hemer. 81. Yves, Wood. Crowley.
Kohlmelnen and Maloney will meet r.
a twcnty-mdle race al McNulty's Field
on Decoration Day. The managemeni
is also trying TO get Longboat to run.
the Indian again being in great form.
The bike rider. will have a chance TO
show what they can do on q nat track
when they meet at the I. A. A. c.
games on June &c. Norman. Fisher.
Van den Dries and Townsend have al
been raining at the mark.
The evening world., 1911-05-20
BRITTON WILL MEET
u SAMMY SMITH

Jack wsash. the popular rcse-s 1t csnfonis.
mas teen selected TO reieT~e the i~ish,wc.sht cham.
plonship fight between Ad wolgar ard Frankie
Ssm,' 'bs cslItsgnit Ashtseishi, .l.ch t.hss
tn9ciscc !. w.ss from today. -Wotsss, hurt his
preven. him from meeting Burns
Tom wccrsy. manager o, this Pacific A: G.
.na f.si.- Ssrsfi.aid ~; =: s :: y. !. ma Matches SSis %
that wois..t h" ssrsS 70 flSss%, sseI'S sH' a;
an. md p ,S.' fw w1sh Sh In ,hr. w, aSS,s SS;0rS III ,ishi,
has accepted the weight ternA
A match Ia, hssn arranged besw,.a KID Buras,
The, ives, side fighter, and Tony. Bender. Inc
hard hitting lightweight of Elirsbsth. n. J. Al.
s Msm" T.. A.. m'i e. .ssar. q them iss g is m.s S' m :
ten Tgnnd bout q : 'i,s q the club 70 no led
H.ry. s,oae for ten rounds a Pe4h Am6o;
Juno o.
Young Ahearn, the English ~Dshtvesht, will
Ss ytts ISan IN E'ss nc" y, ffiS,isd.lp%i. 70 4.
on Monday night. while his scond will be With
Iaeh Gocdm.n e, ts9 round. at the Twentieth
Lp Bcuek. who made a great hit With the iol.
the decision over Harry Levi, in a twenty round
bout at Psrs q few, weeks ago, wal, GAIL for
iscSer. and The %iIOusSrsy brutbsrs, also q phii..
dslphia: who have been over in Par. in search
Of fights.
Knockout brown will get into condition for his
tcn-round bout with Tommy Murphy a. the Mad
ison A. {. on Thursday night At sayin Rock.
got IN shape for contests. Brown started train
sr' Adim. Battling Kelly and Chies Murray.
Paddy sullirsn. the 'nshtig. Irishm.n.' and
Young Nitchie. the clever Plliladeirhia ligit ~eisht,
we're secured today by Eide MrA!shen to med
N a ten round bout at The stag 2; the Olympic
irk Hylapd and One Hound" Hopn were 10
have battled, but as Hyland injurd his hand
the bout had 10 be callei off. RaNline Kiddy
and Philly Canine box the ssni-finsl.
The .n.round hcu, between lJimmy Cisbty Of
sr, which .wss- 10 have. taksn plaee before the
called 81 because Of the insens heat vhici
kept the, fight fans away. It. viii tAse place
IN ten days or A. soon q the weather. guts
onolss.
Huy Thcmss. the English. fcsthervesht, viii
liz Wi meet Biz Mackey.. the game iittle figh.sr
OF Cleveland. for ten rounds in the winhup al me
Esimont A. C.. stag. Mackey gave Doyo Dds.
on n t,ard battle At the same club several week.
ago. although tbs Ensiishman won out.
and Jimmy brnn, snoiS:r good iossi i,sstsr.
have been matched to meet In . en.round bout
al the next stag 81 the Colin A, @. Of Brootiyp
on Monday nislt. Dunn has defeated many good
youngsters. but Will have TO travel his fAs,sI 10
have anything on O'Lsary at the finish.
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Cork Centre Ball Has Nothing on Gas Core Pellet
Used in The Days OF the WILLOW Swamp League

the gummy yarn stuck tight 20 his
shirtsleeve. In a ome a most re-
markable thing occurred. The ball was
going at such frightful speed that II
began whirling around the fielder and
tho yarn began to unwind a. II
whirled. Around and around the body
of the fielder the ball kept going until
there was nothing left but the cover.
and the fielder was bound hand and
foot. The gas finally blew the cover
into right field. In the mean time Swat
had skirted the bases for hfty-slx
runs.
Coming TO his senses. the right held-
er picked up the empty cover and car
ried II TO the plate. touching Swat as
he came around on his next lap"
well? Was ne out?" inquired a by
ISLANDER.
"Out nothing exclaimed O'Toole.
when he went to claim the decision
he found out that the umpire had been
~asphyxiated and mover had seen the
play.
After that We invented the cork GEN.
tire ball. and that Is what you fellows
are hollering about to-day"
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Clever Boxers to Clash at the
Twentieth Century Club
on June 2.
By John

TACK BRITTON. the Chicago Light
weight, who caused n sensation In
this city by the marvellous showing
he made in his bout with Johnny Mario
at tho Twentieth Century a. O.. was
matched to-day TO meet a moro classy
fighter than Mario. The scrappef 10
Young Sammy Smith. the crack Phila-
delphia boxer, who recently returned
from San Francisco. where he fought
Johnny Mccarthy. the California light
weight, = twenty-round draw. Britton
and Smith will meet In a ten-round bout
at Q stag OF the Twentieth Century A. c..
on the night Of June .. They will box at
1855 pounds. weigh In at 3 r. NJ.
The evening world., 1911-05-20
DODGERS IN SUNDAY GAME
AGAINST MARQUETTE TEAM.

Bill Dahlen and his hustling Brooklyn
National League team viii play an ex-
h.bition game against the strong Mar
street and Second avenue. South Brook
Ign, tomorrow. The Marquettes have
secured tho services OF several crack
semi professional players to help them
out in making a good showing against
Dahlen's men. Knetzer or schardt will
twirl for the Dodgers. Jake Dsubert
Will play frst base. The game will
mart At $50 =. NJ.
The evening world., 1911-05-20
BY BOxeman BuIcer.

"T7AS s.ii. s.u. %%s1 %'ros sSs4 ys ss" ,s'
lows make me tired" re-
marked Mike O"Toole. at one time n
amous player In tho Willow Swamp
League. You should have lived In the
time OF Swat Millgan, when new balls
really caused trouble. Them were the
days"
go on. Pull IT," suggested several
members OF the party.
well. we had been looking for a
lively ball for a long time. when some
inventor finally made one with an
ounce OF compressed gas for a centre,
This made the ball very light and re-
silent and he figured that no batter
could hit the ball and enough to cause
AN explosion. But he had reckoneL
without his host.
zone day a. Catfish Shoals, Swat
Mi.ligan came TO tho bat with the
bases full. OF course. you know that
in those days a batter could keep seor-
ing until the BAR was recovered an
make as many runs as he liked. On
The evening world., 1911-05-20
OVER PIRATES COSTLY
VIII Use AND DEVORE BADLY HURT
HANS WAGNER MAKES
STAR STOP OF SEASON.

Next to the marvellous base
running Of the Giants the G1it-
totns feature OF that second bat
tie on the Hilltop was the won
dsrful fielding Of Hans Wamer
and BridwelL On one occasion
Devlin was on second when Chisf
Meyers whacked . steaming
ground0 between short and
third. n looked like . certain
hit. whom tho big Dutchman sud.
denly slung himself toward third
and came up with the BAH In
time to nail Dsvlin at third.
Dev1in was % startled that he
didn't know what to do and be-
gan talking TO himself as he nut
tered up and down the base path.
That Wa tho star stop Of the
year
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Giants Crack Southpaw
Breaks Finger While Josh's
Leg Is Spiked.
By BULGER.

THOUGH the Buccaneers were
made 20 walk the plank In one
OF the nsresst oombats q the
yeeS. the siege d not ove II was .
valiant victory. but . costly n in
the way Of Casualties. The Giants lost
two OF their sturdiest warriors BY
wounds and another for trying to
chow up" the umpire. wiltse left the
Game with . broken finger after stop.
ping . vicious liner from Fred Oarks's
bat. and Josh Dsvors IL laid up With =
severe spike wound in his left leg.
Bridwell was given the can for at
tempting to show Umpire Eason and
tho crowd just how far tho arbiter had
missed . strike. Using . bat for IN In
dicetor. he lifted II high about hts head
The deed VA donA Thsre
y . chance OF Bridwsli being suepend-
%. but to Offset IN possible charge OF
criminal intent he beat It from the
The evening world., 1911-05-20

greensward in . hurry as soon ~ he
was given the rouse.
Fortunately for Bridwen. his bat was
not long enough 70 show Just how far
Eason did miss hat strike or he might
have bsen sent UP for life. A player
may set away with bad language even
profanity. but when he tosses his a
In the air. holds up his bat or huris
his glove to tho ground In disgust,
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Brooklyns Have Won Two
From Cubs and Same Mum.
Der From the Reds.

Will baseball wonders ever cease
w The Dodgers. after being bat
w tered here and there by the
Giants. Cardinals and other clubs. have
come back with both feet and hands
and have won our games in a row..
This might not be considered In the
light Of a great feat II II had been ac-
complished against some ordinary team,
but It has been don't against the Cubs
and the Reds. two Of the strongest
clubs In the National League.
The Chicagos. as every one who read
the account of the worlds series
against the Tigers OF the American
League knows. are the champions of
the veteran major league organization
yet Bill Dahlen's charges have whipped
them two games In succession.
The Cincinnati boys. under the leader
ship OF Clarke Griffith. the former High
land manager. had been playing ball in
the West. and also had made the Rust
lers of Boston ook like 'also-rans."
yet the Dodgers beat them twice in
succession,
II the weather permits-and there
seems to be a chance that II won't, ac-
cording to the forecasts Of the weather
man-they are prepared 10 wallop the
boys from Porkopolls again.
In keeping with the miracles being
performed by the B~rooklyns. Nap
Rucker. than whom there Is no better
%southpaw twlrler in tine country. comes
along and wins his first game OF the
season, allowing only Ave hits and shut
ting out his adyersaries In merciless
fashion.
Now that Rucker. Barger. Bell and
the other star twirlers are In pitching
form. Manager Dahler and President
Ebtets are predicting a first division
berth for the Dodgers, which Is almost
as good as a pennant In the city OF
baby carriages and rubber plants.
One of the failures OF the game was
that neither side made an error, which
is one OF the few times that this stunt
has been accomplished in this season OF
bad umpiring and the cork-core ball.
jugs Donahus, the former star fist basemar
OF the White Sos, has been engaged to mAnsS,
the Galveston Club uf the Texas Ltaguf. and h,
is go.ns TO receive a good salary for 1t, too.
Gov. Tener Of Psnn4ylvania, the od-tim'
pitcher, and President Thomas ]. lynch saw
the Phiiies lose their second straight to thu
Cubs.
L~jsuDs, VINO holds the wogld's record To-
throwing ths baseball. has been released BY ~
BNoklyns to the Chattanooga Club.
Tssss ss troublous enss Tor 500 cfabs. tn
4 Bostou SanonA1 haze leet ten e6aght and th'
oAthisR~ A tie washinstons M a1A
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Some Team Those Dodgers,
TheuiUe Won -Four STRAIGHT

plsyers Msaee, Ilooian and Knsbe Of the
Fhillies have been fined SIS apiece for objeclns
10 Ump.r. Doyle's decision in Thursdays game.
Word now comes from Troy that Johaly
Eyers, The great second Dasemsn OF the Cuos,
IL showing Steady improvement and that he will
be able 10 rey1n his team in two weeks. THIS
clubs.
The Red SoI stopped the winning st,esk Of
the White Sox. but II took them twelve innlnys
to do %.
The evening world., 1911-05-20
INTERNATIONAL BOXING
TOURNEY PROVES F|ASCO
American Boxers Revolt Because English Am
ateur Champions Are Saved for Tonight,
While Cops Put on Obituary Touches.

Copyright. 1911, by The Press Pubnshtns Co the Nw York wondc
= FERRY England is rocking with mirth to-day " there's no sense o
MI humor on the other side OF the pond. For England sent n team OF
1VX Ave champions to New York TO box the champions OF the United
The evening world., 1911-05-20
Two Hard Games for CoIored Team
Game at University Heights.

The University Heights Baseball Club
will play the strong Kane 4. c. team
tomorrow at 8 p. NJ. Last Sunday the
isid wa opened TO the public. the
homo team besuaS the Hudson GutA
duh
The evening world., 1911-05-20
May Draw Suspen-
sion for Kick on One of
Umpire's Decisions.

that 10 an affront to the imperial dig
nifty that . not be countenanced.
-
Tho chances are that Josh Devore
will be out OF the pastime for several
days, and his Injury was received in
one OF the prettiest base running stunts
Of the season. Josh was on third when
Snodgrass bumped a bouncer to Pitcher
Steele. Instead OF sticking to the bag.
Josh sneaked up until he had a lead
OF some ten feet. n when Steele
hurled the bail to first he shot forward
az II slung from a catapult and skidded
safely across the plate. As Josh sid
under Gibson he upset the big catcher,
who came down on that speedy pair OF
legs with his spikes. The Jagged steel
tore an ugly place In Josh's leg and he
had to be rushed away to a doctor SO
poisoning.
While DsUore's injury Is a hard
Jolt 60 the team, Bedls Becker
proved that nc tcds equal TO the
emergency BY taking his place and
totnntw0 tho game IN the sepenth.
Becker. came up sotth a man on sec
ond and he ripped q sissItn0 shot
through Fret BGscman Hunter
thet brought home the bacon.
Bugs Raymond proved the real hero
OF the day when he came dashing to
from the hands OF n wounded Wiltse
and led the Giants to victory. With .
man on third and two out our hero
trained his guns and struck out Hans
Wagner.
There arc many ball players tohe
are honored tcith the ndnle Of
"Red," but tohen II Das announced
that "Rcd WHITE" uould pitch the
last Inning for the Pirates the fans
had their best laugh Of tho after
noon. Mr.. white has 4 shock Of
red hair that looks Hke a dre scene
M a melodrdmd. Red Murray, tho
first man up, cracked Red White
for a double.
On account OF his excellent showing
In the last three rounds against the
Pirates, Bugs Raymond will probably
get the assignment to fire the first gun
against them this afternoon.
Speaking Of fashion pldtss, Rubs
Marquard has set a neo pace for
the diamond Beau Brummefls by
NdriHU MS monogram ehOTuttu "
green on black silk socks. II GER
tainly Is one poisonous design.
Now that the Cubs have knocked tn,
Phillies down again and the Giantl
have taken n fall out OF the Pirates
tho race Is getting close enough for tn,
pennant plckers to get busy again.
President Lynch says he 10 going
10 see that his unpirss are respect
ed " he has to pnntsh every pldDer
In the business, He tCiH get a lot
more Of respect for them By seeing
that they give proper decisions thar
By blaming IL on the players.
Two Hard Games for COlOred Teau
a douhle-header will be played "a
olympic Field, One Hundred and Thirty
Seventh street and Fifth avenue 10
morrow. The Lincoln Giants. the stronI
colored team, viii first tackle the Allen
town team and then go against tn
Ironsides OF Newark, who broke tn
Lincoln Giants great winning streal
last Sunday by beating them 1y a scor
OF 5 to I. McClcllsnd will twirl for tn
Lincoln Giants agains; the Ironsldes.
The evening world., 1911-05-20

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Jersey CITY, =: Toronto. I.
Toronto, I Jersey City. q.
Buffalo, 81 Newark, 3.
Rochester, 2: Providence. 1.
Montreal. |, na!timnre. o.
The evening world., 1911-05-20

States and Canada. And what fol-
lowed at Madison Square Garden last
night-if II hadn't been 30 pathetic
was quite tho funniest fiasco OF the
season.
Bah Jove!" exclaimed the English
champions. sitting in a row half way
back from the ring. "Jook--look-
looki There's a big Bobbie climbing
up, It's a bloomer-a bloomin'
bloomer."
And a "bloomer" II was. from start
to finish.
A month on 40 ago II was given out
that the Pastime A. c.. n OF the
Oldest and most respected Of New
York's amateur athletic clubs. was TO
The evening world., 1911-05-20

and quietly vent on with thelr train
nee. Tim was game; he didn't look VI
~ the galleries. And Tim doesn't carr,
much Of a thatch on his o at that
He would ave been q shining mari
for . soda bottle.
~N the floor IN one CORNER OF ths
ring stood a big COP with ar
anxious, rolling eye. A little fur.
ther back were several more. inciud,
Ing a captain and an Inspector. Tm
glanced gloomiiy ~ the uniforms and
called the boxers to the middle of the
ring. Charles Dtegcs. oficial timeIhsep-
- and famous old Pastims athlete. also
cast . doubtful look At the brass but.
to0A. and leaning over 10 Sam Csc one
ven Known starter. whispered: ''Sam,
would you mind holding the watch q
minute! ! want 10 20 out and Sst Q
dsank sf water" Sure said Sam,
Gliding into the timskeepsrs chair.
Somebody had forgotten the sonx, and
hsrs want oven . cowbsal IN thu
building. Also gloves had been over,
looked but . pair he'd been unearthst
somewhere. and the boxers hsts ver.
padded properly. Time" CALLED Gam.
The boxers wore william ehaplsr a,
the Boys Club and Samuel Lov1ns n.
OF Newark. lis pounds. shanier borsf
like X o. Brown right foot our 4,
front, and when 10 had landed <wo a,
three rhe Newark hoy began to b.rs
rapidly around the ring. outcua...a
Men al the ringxds thought they r.co~.
ndxed IN Shanaar . clever little fei1c-
who hAs been boxing professional ubo,,,,
around town. Tho bout wa stonnei
at the end of the first round, ana mr.
the police stepped in and gathered hox
80 an ofic1ais n escorted them from
tho building. The great Intsrna tioos,
Tournament wac over. unless some A.,
ranscnent 10 made to-day to allow n N
20 on to-niGht The police claimed ths
five Detectives had bought tichsta H.
tho night court all concerned were dis.
charged except h W boxers and Tin
Hurst, who were held for TRIAL.
My word" said tho English bonsw.
eodns out. Isn't this an sxtiaordinary
country Bloomdn' glad We ave oul
return tickets. odd chap"