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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Whatever criticisms may be launched
against King OF England. he can al
ways depend on his coronation as a sig
nal success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Mr.. Lorimer makes it clear that a
great deal Of gossip has been going
around of which he does not believe a
word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Even though a portion of Virginia is
not re-annexed to the District Of CO.
lunlbia. spirit Of cordial reciprocity will
be maintained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Richmond Pearson Hobson claims to be
able, without the employment OF secret
agents. to find out exactly what Japan
Is doing in a military way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Paris theatrical critics who fight duels
have the satisfaction Of knowing that the
actors are likely to be satisfied, whatever
happens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

There are sections OF the country that
would doubtless welcome japanese la
borers If they could be persuaded to work
on farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

1t may be assumed that Cavalier is too
cautious fihancier to invest any of her
alin1ony in putting on a grand opera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
j.. Forced Out of Trade,

From the Boston Transcript
Royalty and the nobility will please
note that the Goulds have chucked their
MAJESTY railroads and are now respecta-
ble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Some other Mexican towns are likely
TO wake up and inquire what Juarez has
dom that it should be SO famous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
Rivals in Bribery.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
It begins to look as If Vermilion county
would give Adams county Q hard tussle
for the supremacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23

Even a prize fight does not put an end
to the controversy over the worlds cham
pionship.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

Ask your dealer for "Odin Brand
Mysost", and "Rose Leaf Brand Prim-
ost". For sale everywhere. For par
ticulars see adv. in this paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

ut 9ibe Barnet Mapn er ct for
ngieligt og bebageligt &berb, Der
paabbiler 6oralbre; men at gipe
Spg0ommen Napn, naar SDmpto=
merne ipnes at ltaa / Mooltri0. tfgl<
&c beotagne Gbeorier, bar ifaffet
mangen 2ege @obe6brn6. Set er
be6re at Gaoe Napnet fare ems at
tabe af Sigte SEN fprlte neopenoige
Betingelie, nemlig at fjerne nren-
.be6erne / 8lobet, ser er &il6en til
nj Sie110e6eGe al alle menneifelige
S6ebefin0en6er.
Set er Sbeorien og set 8rtnctp,
bborefter 81. &eters &l1rifo arbei-
ser. @ert 1tgger Sens 5ufces. Sen
er ingen Mpotbefer Meoicin, BEN
til Soft birefte eller gien-
2ofalagenter. Gor bibere Sp-
lp%sninger ifrib til Dr. Setter 8abr-
1ep & Cons &c., 1875 60.
Mbe:., Chicago, ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
5ro Dafota.

- Mortin @anien, @eslington
Sprtngs, tabte / @eptember UNDER ct
Spbol6 be6 Maispala0iet / Mitcbell
en- 2ommebog, bpori par ct @jGlos=
bepis for $50. Sorleoen Sag Tom
|8ogen me6 lit Sn6bol6 giennem $50
|1ten tilbage til @ieren. met1 bpem
ser bob6e ien6t sen n9bntes fife. So
gen bar afien6t fra 8anango, Mebr.
- Tor &%re0sretten / Mberoecn
bebonoles for Si6en 2ors 2ariens
Sog mo6Milpoufee=8 anen for $21,=
@ritatning. &lageren bar &asiager
;paa ct Sog SEN 81. @eptember 1910.
Dn Goget %itan6iebe / Mobri6ge, tit
Fan 2pit til ct @1us 3, pg ipurgte
&o16uftpren, bbor 1enge 9oget bill
6e boloe ber, og at @onoa1ftgren
ipareoe romtrent femten Minutter."
Me6ens ban 6raf fit 81, 6grte ban
&loffen rtnge, og i6et ban ifpnote
fig for at fomme op paa Soget,
fal6t bar1 UNDER @iulene, % en-
SOB blep iaa me6taget, at Ben
mdntte a11puteres. +
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

Ord til at kunne udtale min TAX for
Deres code Medicin. ON De Jnsker
kan De offentliggjpre dette." Mrs.
Herman Seth, Pound, Wis.
Virkningen af Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, lavet at Rod
der og Urter, er magel5s. bet kan
med Tryghed bruges af Kvinder som
lider af Forrykninger, Betandelse,
~Saardanhelse, Svulster, Uregelmes-
sighed, periodiske og ned
adtrykkende Fornemmelser, Nave
gas, Uford:6jelighed, Svimmelhed, ell
Ter nerves Slappelse.
1 80 Aar har Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound varet Diet le-
dende Middel i Kvindesygdomme, og
Kvinder som lider deraf skylder sig
SEW i Diet mindste at prove denne
Medicin. Mangfoldige Beviser fore
ligger, at Diet har helbredet Tusinder
at andre, og hvorfor skulde Diet like
hjelpe Dem?
Hvis De 6nsker specielt Rad skriv
til Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, ON
dette. Det er frit og hjelper altid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
bet store DesinfektionsmidIel i Toi
letten?

De beh9ver like at betale soc Ell
Ter $1.oo for en- Pint at listeriske Des
infektionsmidler eller Peroxide. D
kan faa 16 Pints af en- mere 1ensen
de-. observation-disclosures, helende o
desinhcerende antiseptisk Opl@snin'
af en- csc Eske af Paxtine ct op
l6seligt antiseptisk Pulver, som fin
DIES i allie Apotheker.
Paxtine draber allie Bakterier, de
foraarsager Sygdomme, Forraadnels
og u~behageligt Lugt, Diet er derfor
at Diet er Diet bedste Mundvask og
Gurglevand og at Diet ophever Tide
lugtende Aande, renser og beware
T@nderne bedre end almindelig
Tandpulver, og i ct Afrivningsbat
med dette udryddes Sved og andr
ildelugtende Substanser fra Legemet
Enhver proper Kvinde p%aaskj3nne
dette og diets mango andre Brug
Sundhedens og Toilettens Tjeneste.
Paxtine er ypperlig for Betaendels
i Halsen og 0jnene og for Rensnint
at Munden og Handkerchief efte.
R9gning. e kan faa "Paxtine Toi
let Antiseptic" i allie Apotheker TO.
csc og soc, eller %portofrit med Pc
stem fra The Paxton Toilet Co., Bos'
ton, Mass, der vii sende Dem en- fir
Prove, hvis De @nsker at fors5ge de
for De kj5ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

@ers uor ligefremn1e, parmtfelte>
men blioe, noge11 ltGrf 2ioenifab ell
Ter meget u0preget @jenoommeligbe0
beia6 fan life. Sfjpnt Spn al
@aalitrnuets @runolGgger, &reiten
og 9igtereu SSoban Storm Muncb,
ffriper ban 6ellesipro9et og fpler
fig omtrert ligelig fnpttet til &orge
og 9ann1arf. @on bar gift me6 Ell
0anlf Game % lepe0e line ii0lte Mar
/ 9anmarf, me11 bon bar, fan man
lige, Sen li6lte Mor0man0, ser bon=
regnes til Sen 6anlf=norl fe 6nlles1i-
teratl1r. Otter bam fommer Sbien
og @iernion, felt nor fife. Sg ii6e1
6rager fig Sfillelinjen ite6ie opbere.
61ere al bons &arfer fit iterft
Sag / 2eleper0e11en og 11oa sen Sag
i6ag benregnes til Sen norife Matio-
, nalliteroturs &eroier, Set gielber
aSFilltge al fans 9igte, nabnltg Set
efter fans fbrite &ultrus Ops ifrep=
ne usorg og Srpit"; Set 9jeloer
u&ongeoatterens 8ruoef nr0", bbor
Sc norotife Soner itooigt Finger
! 0ieltt1em 9ille0erne fra Spben, og
en0elig flere al bons 6ramatiife
@erfer. = S @egpnoelien at Sefsti=
Marene ltoo bar1 iom lit 2anos fterlte
og melt pn6e6e 9igter. @torttnget
bepilgeoe bam uoen 9l%niegning Ben
fbrite 3igtergage, ser bar uooelt /
Mor9e; fan u0nepntes til SrofeSlor
og 6prfeoes / olle norlf Stem al mo-
gen 9onnelie.
Men 1864 romtes fan al ct
l1bel0, Ser blep ipmbolif for fans ie-
mere 5finbne. @au 110gap en- Sra=
9e6ie u@ert11g 5fl1le", ser beban0le=
Sc iamme Gmne iom Sbiens iamti=
6tge r&ongsemnerne". Sbie1ts &art
1ttlle0e M1ncbs / Sfpgge, og fra
MI al fortrenges bans &p itaoigt
mere og mere at 9obbeltitjernen 81
ien-8iernion. Sans it6ite Mrbei6er
beffer fun ringe 0pmerfiombe6, oa
set er, iom bon ielp merfer, at ser
life mere CT &la6s til bam / bans
Ge6relan0. Sra 1866 er fan boia1
/ 9anmarf, bittert TENT moo nD=
norif 9igtning, nDnori # &olitif. Sg
6erne0e 6poe fan iaa / 1884.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
11inneiota.

/. SSames Dpgart> onfIaget for
at babe mpr6et Mrs. @aIter Bolton
og benoes 8atter, 6ranf 6. @booes,
poo 8olton-Garmen / Mnofa @ountp,
bleb fioite l1ge at @ranoiurpen an
flaget for @orb i fgrite @rao. Dp-
gart, font iiges at babe gooet til @e=
f%lenoelie, erflereoe Jig life lfploig".
San bleb bragt til Minneapolis for
at '%inoiettes / Gangslet Ser. Ga
gen fommer op Sen 10. Mopember.
= Ser bar. 9aaet @pgter ON, at
&ongresmano 2inobergb bar goaet
IND paa at itille Jig iom Republican,
&onoi5at for @rtoerner pe6 8alget i
1912. Sans &ripatiefreter, 81. 80.
l@ormon, bar imiolertio ii6ite 6reoog
notolt, at ban er al 2in6bergb be-
mDnotget til paa 6ennes @egne at
erflere, at 2%in6bergb life bill moo
tage Nominationen, .og at ban bill
bltpe &an0ibat for @ienpoIg iom
&ongresman6.
= 9e 6orene6e @taters 9eparte-
me1t for SSnternal gepenue me0oe=
ler, at en- formin6fet 9lproouftion
II Minneiota merfes be6 en- betp6e=
Zig @eogane / 9epartementets ssn6-
tegter. S SSult, Mnguit, @eptember
:, og Sftober belpb Mfeifterne Zig til
; 1854, 040.35 moo $1,OO1, 1925 /
:, De iomme fire Maaneoer / 1910.
: @n @e0gang / Mntallet al Gigarer,
!: ttlpirfet / @taten, bar ogiaa giort fit
til Neogangen. Mfgifterne / Otto
!, Der 1911 bor $133, 559.41 mos
$155,985.72 0ftober 1910.
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mos Ma-
Dor, 81. Dumas / Gals Safe er ben=
logt til Ell on0en SS11ris&ftion. Cont
!. 1rer Stanton / @emi6ii uotal1e ii6lte
J Sors6ug, at set life pil0e pure ret
: fgr6igt mos Gr. 9nmas at Ia0e Ga
, gen moo bam UNDER MrfIaoe fo1
: 8ro10itiftelle / 8Iacf 9ucf SEN 10
Z Mpril beban0leS al &ctten / 8eltra
mi 60, og tillo6 @enlnggc1ie al ca
: gen til @ro>p 8ing 60, bpis 9fets
y termin toger tit @egpnoelie / 8rai
nero Sen 5. 9ecem1bcr. 0on1n1ere1
paalag0e 9r. Gumos at Itillc $1,000
" &ol1tion for lit 6remmpoe for &et
:" ten / 8rainer6 SEN 1. 9ecenubv,.
= &allopeen=9pjer bar Morio
g til, at 80 Stu0enter peo ct. Sob
" ltniperiitet> 10 Mile &elt for g:
IT, CLOUD, blep piit bort fra sfolen pa
ct rtbeitemt Sis. Sc l1nge Menneife
D. 6rog &allopeenslften til ct. Soiepl
IT 4 Mile fra 5folen,og iatte 8pen pa
SEN m16en gn6e pes 6eres foof
nr 2pjer. Ser blep flaget til Mutbor
g teterne, og 8ortpisningen bar ST.
fe gen. Sc u6biite Str0enter rejite t
l. ct. @lo116 og telegraf ere6e efter &er
tie &c, men enfelte al Sem maat1
ct ne0la6e Jig til at be6e 8olitiet OF
n &ielp til mi6lerti6igt l1noerbolb, 5
I Sc bar felt 16en &enge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

geb ct @affeielifab praleoe en-
at Gamer1te me0, at man ! benoeS
6amilie bab6e Sallerfener, ser bab-
De beret ODER bun6re6e 9lar ! 6ami-
liens Gle.
On Of De andre Gamer: r5aa bar
Gamilien bel lite baft @oab til at
.bolbe 9ieneitepieer?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
LBgerne
kunde like
hende
Helbredet we'd Lydia A. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Pound, Wis. = "Jeg er glad we'd
at meddele, at jeg we'd Deres Medicin

er e v nelDre-
Diet at U~ford3jelig-
he'd og %kvindelige
S~ygdomme. Jeg
led af begge i
tjorten Aar og
s5gte flere Lager
uden Nytte. Efter
Brugen af Lydia
E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound
og Blodrenser Ell
jeg nu fuldst
rocG Tor ~o~~1or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

OSr . HOI Sale SVSIy W1lcIS. 1Ol PAL
ticulars see adv. in this paper.
il Sitgterne for 9 n
teren ct mprfe for 81 mango
| 6abrifer / 9rommens0iltriftet .Sano=
lton0en / @lnen CT 11t D6erit lab, og
fomrner ser life &egn, bliper Tor-
bol6ene rent trpiteslpie baa6e for
1riftsberrer pg Mrbeioere. @n Sn6=
lfrnnfning / 9riften maa ga foreta=
ges, og man gaor / laa 6ol6 / @p6e
cit &inter mes Mrbeiosl6sbe6 og 81
itriftet bill lioe b%etpbelige Sab, iom
c ftcr 2ocfol1ten / Sommer Miper
Sobbelt fgleltge.
@ran6 mbor0 / 81 T.
fpIfe". @tor Brand n6brpo for
le0en Mften paa stapangerifeG amp=
ifibsielifabs Sfib n&pfplfe", ser lao
pe0 &aien / Bergen. @ele Mgterift=
bet ito6 mes en- Gang omipen6t al
6lommerne, ser ogioa s6elog6e en-:
Sci al 8orffibet. 9a GRANDMOTHER
efter en- Simes boar6t Mrbei0e ba,
@erre ODER Sloen, par alt agtenfo,
&oman6obroen totalt goelagt. Sta:
Sen belgber Jig til mango Suiener
Sfibet ntaa undertakes en- &obe6:
PREPARATION. Sl6en opitoo / Ell 2ugar
T. bporoan er ufjen6t. Sfibet bap:
Be ingen 2ait in6e.
en- OPT g effenD
80 III. Morges &pielteret 6pmte for
leoen = imo6 Sc to lapere Snltan
lers Som = at Mrbeiberne be0 gm
pretsfos &aptrfobrif, ser SEN 1. Mo
1907 bap6e forla6t oeres Mrbei6'
noen Sillabelie for at gao meo
9emoni %trationstoget og .oerfor po,
blepne ofife6ige6e, ifuloe bape ct
Gritatning paa iolt $4,000 ST. u6be
talt al Gabrifen. Moioemonitra
ttons6agen er iaole0es onerfien6
iom 6rioag for Mrbeiberne, ifribe1
&ritioniablaoene, og oerme6 er og
ioa en- af @runoene for Sen flor
2ocfout / 1907 blepen un6erfienot
666e 0berretsiog
prer 50. Ste Ma6a a:
e n bar en- al Morges fao Mon.
gemtllionerer. Sans e%fterIaote Ior.
niue oniloaes til min6it 8 Millio.
ner &roner. GIT beienlig Del er an
bragt @fobe. gaale6es eiet ban
Maoalen 100000 Maal, iom par
foritlig bebon6let og oeIitelt / en-
bier Senieenoe: San bar ogioa ST.
ttoner | Ell &effe forifiellige eel.
itaber, oeriblan6t / Sc to @rtpatbon-
ter I Drammen, for meget betp6elt-
&c gelpb. San efterlaber fig iefs
Ber11. On ,af 9gtrene er gift meo
&reOiepreif gbrfitopberien poa ST.
1tefos, en- anoen rte1 @obseier 8orch
! pfea Moe ! Sepnofer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
Norge. :
OF Sen bill
1912 bIipe afboIot ~iaaleoes: Sors=

So OF 6ene oil
/ 1912 blipe afbol& %iaaleoes: Sors-
oaq sen 80. Gebruar so SEN. Sang
reno, @pnoog sen 3. MartS Is Sem.
2angreno iamt &opreno for pneite
@lasie. Manbag sen 4. Morts, SOL
menfolooger1, @opren0 | Soln1e11tol=
baffert.
So ~ Ell, @ronntn 9 e II
% q &ronpri II en- afre1lte
sen is. Sftober til &%ipbenbap11.
Gronningen og @%ronprinien fortlat=
te til England / 69lge meo 9ror1=
ming Mleranora, me0e1s &ongen et-
ter nogle Cages Spbolo boS Sen
banlfe &ongefamilie reiite tilbage til
Morge.
@omuna1t 6 nj g.
|fipb. g. Soalen @erreositpre bar
beiluttet at fiebe %Gienopmmen Siel1
i @o og gfornbol @fop / saao al
Mn1un6 Mirlts Gp6sbo. - &oml1'
mems M1buo, @r. 100000 for 6iel>
oq @r. $4,000 for @fornbol Sfob
peotoges at 9eosboets 8efnlomeg'
tigeoe.
Mprif pg tpf g
Ii &oIisfion. Sra &tel, Sol.
lte,r, me00eles Sen so. Sftober: 8
Mot ifete ser paa &iel Sior6 e1
Sammenltpo mellcm 2inieifibe,
u@esien" pg SEN nori fe 9omier SIR:
GO. 5ioltnnpnte blep temmelie
1trrft b~eifooiget, men 9inteifibet lei
life npgen Sfooe. Heripner Tom ifff
til Gfaoe.
Mprf Sen til g y !
is eorgi a. Sen %befien6te @Dal'
fanger 8. 6. 2arien fra 2arpif ba1
netop figbt II &ensopr, s Stmle1
og 3 Buffer, JON ban agter at fqr'
mes Jig til Sp6 Georgia. &enen e'
inofipbt fra &ol0ers. @pis set III
Ter Jig, at SEN tribes poo set ipo1ig
Spbploslteb er set Sonfen at in6fip
Re cit beI Gel Somren til pioereSner
fpring.
Ask your dealer for "Odin Bran
Mysost", and "Rose Leaf Brand Prin
ost". For sale everywhere. For pa
: ticulars see adv. in this paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

en- &nm0 e-bso ar 3 s a g..
Den 10. Sftober Dor set 100 Mar
1toen 9tgteren og Torfatteren Mn-
oreas M1nncb fg6tes / &riitionia. @n-
0reas Mnncb ro9oD IS Mor gammeI
tin f6rite Dtgtiamline -og bop6e set
Selo PED Sangen uMit Ggbelm6~
at faa itore @re6ie ,af fit Golf i
5ole- Son bite fig itrafg iom en-.
elep ct ben ] rnoe !, r!! gsfole;; bang
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
0utpoints Harry Stone in Fast
and Furious Bout.

Tommy Maloney, the lightweight Of the
West Side outpointed Harry Stone I'm
teu-round bout al the National Sporting
Club Of America last night. The bout was
fast and furious Maloney was the aggres-
sor and landed the cIeauest blows during
the battle.
lie was shifty and had little trouble in
avoiding the blows which looked dangerous.
Harry poked a we'll timed LETT iab 20 the
face, which landed frequently and which
cut Malcrevs eye in the last round,
The eighth reund was a hummer Stone
worked his left 70 the face three times and
drew away from a left 70 the face. He
shot home a right 70 the neck and took
right on the mouth In return. The pair
rallied and swappsd punches in the centre
OF the ring. with honors easy at the bell
JEFF Smith. the hard hitting welterWelght
who has won most Of his recent houts oY
knackouts. added another victory 10 Ms
list by stopping Charley Sieger, the Ho-
hoken Iron Man, IN the second round or
scheduled ten-round bout with swing
ing left uppercUt 20 the Tip OF the chin
Sieeer went down Ike log. but managed
10 crawl 20 his feet at he count OF nine.
When he rose he was such condition
that Patsy Haley, the oldtime feather
weight boxer. now refcreeiug at the Ma
tionaI Club. stopped the contest and sent
sieger 20 his corner.
IL was the fTst time since Joe Cans, the
ex-champion lightweight, knocked Sieger
out after a bruising hard battle years ago
that he Hoboken man, veteran OF eighteen
years in the ring, has been unable TO finish
an engagement.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
MALONEY EARNS DECISION SPLIT IN GRAND CIRCUIT
Columbus Breaks Away and New
Association Is Organized.

Columbus, Ohio, ian ia new trottng
association has been formed and viii be
known as the Great Central Circuit. The
new organization will include a majority
OF the Grand Circuit cities and number
from the Great Western Circuit.
The formation Of the new circuit Is the
direct result of the conflict between CO.
luulhlls and Lexington in regard 20 the
dates awarded by the Grand Circuit stew
ards al their annual meeting. The dates
allotted 10 Columbus doveraied thos.
claimed by Lexington. and when the lat
ter city refused 20 change or on invita-
ton. 10 become a member OF the big circuit
the local association decided to declare war
on the parent body.
The dates as allotted under the new
order Of things agree IN several Instances
with those announced tor the Grand Cir
cult. but the majority have been changed
No attempt was made 70 get Buffalo.
Readvtlle. Hartford. Syracuse or Goshen
into the new organization, but instead an
Invasion cy the West has been made bY
the addition of Milwaukee and Joliet.
The season will begin as originally sched-
u,ed nv the Grand Circuit at indianapolis
ON 1uJv 10 Columbus will have two meet
,nr.-from August "A 10 25 and september
q to 20. Detroit viii have the same dates
as II WAS awarded before. Joliet Is uncer-
tain and unless the Illinois 10" comes 10
an earlv decision the dates. August 20 TO
sentan,ber 2, will go 10 Columbus giving
nc c,tv three weeks raciHS for is arst
meeting
The new organization viii OFFER $4,000
., n,rses according 10 the announcement
r,ad. Yesterday. Dates for the Great Gem
,raI Circuit have bean announced as fol
lows
indianapolis. July 70 70 Is; Grand Rapids,
Jply II to q; Kalamazoo July to %.
o.tro,t .tuly 81 to August >. Cleveland.
s,,.,,,st ? "a 70: Columbus August Il to g.
yoI,e, August IS to September 3 Indiauap-
oIi. s.ptember to g. Milwaukee, septem-
hsr II 10 IS; Detroit CFairl September IS to
~ columbus. September Is 10 20; Ls1ing-
for. October 70 H.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
SHOOTS DOWN HER HUSBAND
Jersey Woman Then Dresses
Wound and Surrenders.

Hackensack, ~ J., Jan. 10 (speciaD.-Mrs
Marguerite Beccari, twsnty-three years old
gave herself UP TO the police here to-day
coming from her home. ~ Dundee Lake
after having shot her husband, Eugene
twenty-eight years old.
"I shot my husband because ne threat
ened 10 kill me and my two children said
Mrs Beccari II eloped with him when
vys seventeen years old and ever since our
marriage ne Sas abused me. 7 left him
several times, Dut - always found me. and
nv heart softened. I still love him. but
shot him to save him from being a muir
derer and because OF my love for my little
ones.
"He started a quarrel this morning IN
bed. and he threw lighted lamp at me-.
Then he got his shotgun. 7 slipped out OF
the room and went upstairs into my
hrother-in- laws apartments and took a re-
yolver from his bureau Eugene was still
threatening my life when returned and
shot him. I helped put him In bed, dressed
the wound IN his breast told him how sorry
| was and sent my sister for Or. :. :.
Mfchella. Of Paterson. Then I prevailed
upon the doctor 70 bring mo 70 Hscken-
sack so that I could give myself up Ny
husband is an expert dyer aud makes 800
month, but spends ii on other women.
told him this morning that had called on
Justice Bratt. In Hackensack. in order to
compel my husband 10 properly support me
and my children This seemed to enrage
him worse than ever
Detectives visited the Beccari home this
afternoon. They said the wounded man
admitted all his wife had told them. His
wound is not considered necessarily fatal
but Mrs Beccari was locked up in the
Hackensack jail 10 await the Doctors re-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
Amateurs in LiVeiy Bouts
RufnageI and Beckmann. Two Champions
Box Their Way to Clever Victories.

wards, always smiling, always leading,
: landed the cleaner blows
The fnal M the ms pound, class brought
Charles Larson. another Trinity boxer.
against TT Walters. one NJ fU" knights ot
ST Anthony hopefuls Walters was out
classed and after being foored IN the first
and second rounds the referee stopped hos
tdties. awarding the decision 90 Larson
The summaries follow:
1o5-pounI class canals. nrst houo-N I'd
Navier a. A. referee stopping bout in first
round
Fioa. bout Edwards beat Howard on decision
1j5-nouad cas nnss,-First bour-u Wal
ters knights n 50. Anrh0nr. Won from q.
O.Gr4dv knights ~ So Aufh0uy bv default
Final rout charles arson Trinity A G.
beat n WaIters. knights % 81 Anthony, referee
stopping bout in second round.
-. pound class utuals. iIr~t r0uU--Franr fuf
UEgsl. National Athletic club beat John Fluno
gan. unattached fInnosan quit in nrst round
second pogt-Audrer Corrry. Mote Haven
Athletic Club beat James Murphy. unJ'ta.a"d,
Referee stopped bout in third round.
Third bout Joseph Donovan. New West SIDE
A. .' beat James ,'ioTy Sew Polo 4 a. Judges
disagreed af end 0f thi-I round, and an extra
round ~ two minutes was ordered. bouo' an
rcur,h bost-Conroy beat Donovan IN decision
Ftnai bout HufnagoI beat conroy, referee
il5 pound class FINALS FIRST bcuu-Georsa
Icr.ar New Polo a. o.. beat J. pempsef
Mornngsidc 4. g.. referee stopping bout IN
''i-S Final bout-Jordan heat Ialdore Cohen. unat
tsched C0hef quit end % Arst round
ls5-uound class FINALS. first houtl-' Donp-
hoe NIy-rinEside A. g.. hea- T. sullivan, Norih
eru 4 " ON referees decision.
second t0ut-Jascph GRADY. unattached beat
William Doordle Eiucationa, Alliance a. g.. on
referees decision.
Final hour-ponoaoe beat Grady on decision
hr Judges. ,.,
l5s-ponnd class 6fnaIs. first bour-Willau1
Reckmann. New West Side A. g.. beat George
Freuchle. unattached, retsfee stopping bout IN
third round .. ,.,.r ~
beat " H. Logan. -. PauIs Guild. on Judges
Tbird bout-H Rogers. Northern \. g.. beat
r. MURRAY unattached on decision ty judges
Fourth bout Beckmaun heat 2. VI. Goowin,
Hudson Plea sure club refere stopping bout IN
Fifih bout -KuHan beat Rogers Oh decision by
judges. ,,.,,. Al
sion hy judges - , -.
rrisb American 4 e. beat Charles NitaCk. No
hawk A. O.. on decision hv the Judges
Firll hout-A. Pozer. New Neg' Side y o..
heal Uorgev by knockout IN second round.