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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06
WAS THE BIC FEATURE OF ctr>
DAY At the STATE FAIR.
sotn Flights Were Very Spectacular
and Held vast rhrooa
spsiieound.

Rushing and whirlins like a rneteor
OF the purest white through the chan
neis OF the heavens. while the hearts
OF Thousands who watched with bated
breath and wide eyes. f>ied with the
crush OF excited and anxious life
blood. Aviator Charles r. Walsh. with
his space-eating acceptance, furnished
thrills galore yesterday afternoon At
the state fair by making two MAG.
nincent lights. Thousands OF Wheel
Ing people. as well as visitors from
hundreds OF miles around Witnessed
TWO OF the most remarkable fights Of
the weeks series. and nothing but
praise was heard from all sides. The
native OF the Pacific Slope again sailed
to the dizzy height OF 5000 feet
duplicating his feat OF Wednesday.
but he went one better than hIs best
time In the air. riding with death Just
thirty-three minutes on his second
hight The young aviator few as near
the dropping on point as IL seemed
possible FOR him 10 acnieve. Just the
Kind OF ammunition that gives you
nervous prostitution. On the second
hight the machine did practically
everything but loopthe-loop. and IL IN
an assured fact that n this feat was
possible for him to achieve, Just the
Ing II. Whenever Walsh steers the
dig machine into those right and left
hand spirals. men start moaning. ba-
bies cry and women scream, expect
ing any minute TO see the daredevil
crashed 10 earth. but these minor
features never worry Walsh.
II the engine goes right the flight
goes right. as Walsh nas perfect con-
fidence in his ability TO handle the
machine against most any odds.
Walsh took the air on his first flight
at 2:40. coming back among the liv-
ing at 1853. thirteen minutes being
consumed in the flight Walsh. after
inspecting every wire and plane on
the machine, turned It's nose toward
the south end of the runway. and.
with run OF about one hundred feet
down the field. lifted the bird TO the
air. He turned to his left and came
up on the Wheeling side just the
heighth of the tree tops. After a trip
around the track the craft was shot
upward TO about 500 feet. and the
second lap brought the rushing ma
chine 200 feet higher.
Spectacular Flight
With the engine turned on at full
speed. the machine climbed to 1900
feet before a graceful turn was made
by Walsh above the middle OF the
Island. A short detour over Wheel
ing raised the bird TO 1000 feet. and
when directly over the entrance Avi-
ator Walsh, TO the amazement of the
wondering spectatOrp Event away
into a series OF right hand spirals.
Seven spirals with spectacularity at
tached brought the aviator to within
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

la interesting and pleasing without Il
ferfIrr The lrfrIfirertc ou the suectatd|
no fa stirring ord exciting war I'D
wffr big unr a.arc employing grcI
number ~ soldiers which VA please Il
lover 20 fHe thrilling and specfaCuld|
but 10 rua.raefa greater degree
fueaeo ord .rurf interest Ian one wot
expect iu n war DRAMA % is very Il
ura1frr fu ifs situations. and demu|
ef~ufDe f.Ff men. oven Ir The midst
war ems vIfl the fun sense u the Il
rortHnDe of efriff discipline. can sttu
waved UF feelings 0f love and uyi
patty Tho exceptionally well balAnn|
cast ls headed ~ Mr.. faruum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06
LOCAL STUDENTS
Wheeling Boys and Girls Who A.
tend out o. Town Colleges
Are Leaving Daily.

Local boys and girls who attend
various colleges throughout United
states and abroad are planning fn
leave The fore and latter part OF tho
coming week to start the winters
work Quite a number have depart.
81 already. especially girls who are
attending semlnarica in tho Eastern
states The first semester af West
sifsinia Universally at M0feanfDu %
VIII open september 10. and those
who attend from this section will
leave the middle Of next week. Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

iife They are both betrayed and taken
prisoners and brought before court
NATAL f0fr officer sre Sentenced fu
hc shot. Morrison le "a traitor nrd carr
af srv Tho fullest rebel a. Nirn1c ia
called seeks General Grant and rienfa
wIfh him fnr tho life 81 .cr father and
Col NurriF0u. eNulnIuluF tfe CirCuu-
stances through wn Ch the escape was
made She succeeds in nrnueIrr the
Eencrala Interest and sympathy and TO-
suit ~ vi lcF both mon ere finally pare
d1ucd Tie mofi ole employed by che
author ln bringing about Tire iruHreHnauf
are LEeuIoua and true O. life, too giay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

Ing will be we'll represented at the
state University this fall, and in ad-
dltion to a number OF high school
graduates who will enter from the
upper Pan Handle practically all who
went last year will go back Pros
poets point TO a large enrolment at
the university this fall. as hundreds
OF queries have been made OF the
presidents Office during the summer
vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

A novelty belt that IL quite pretty f.
Of morocco. with design framed BY the
interiacing OF narrow strips OF cut
leather
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19

sllencio a los oraculos paganos, apareci0
la brujeria medieval; cuando ell tieu-
|po y otros factores deStruyeron La
creencla en- el diablo, desaparecieron
las bruJas pero como ell hombre no
puede conformarse con La eflmera vida
terrenal y vive sofiando con un mas ALA
msterloso que prolongue SUI existencia,
la magia antigua y la brujeria medioe-
val han reaparecido bajo la forma de
esplrltlsmo ocultismo".
FL amor al misterio, las necesidades
rellglosas que una fe demasiado antigua
allmentaba NAL, la esperanza de vivir
mas ALA Gle la tumba, son sentimientos
tan vlvos que no pueden morir La ma
gla antigua tenia que reaparecer una
vez mas, cambiando de nombre sin mo-
dlficarse mucho. Hoy Sc la designa con
| los nombres de ocuItismo y espiritismo.
los augures Sc llaman mediums los dio-
ses lnspiradores de oraculos Sc intitulan
eSplrltuS, las evocaciones de los muertOs
han venido a ser las materializaciOnes
| BruJos de la edad media, bruios polfti
COS modernos, promOtoreS de quimeras.
levocadores de espfritus materializados.
| tiradoras de cartas, sonambulas l1cidas
| y adivinos de toda suerte, pertenecen
a Ia innumerable familia de espfritus
conhnados en- ell cielo de la creencia sin
poder iamas salir de ell +" lie Bon).
FL fen6meno mas importante de la
bruJeria moderna es la materializaci6n
FL doctor Maxwell la define asf ''El es
plrltu de IN muerto ell de persona Vi
va, puede suStraerse el ORGANISING del
medium IN fuido'. es decir. una slls-
tan II imponderabIe. susceptible. sin
embargo de- condensarse y llegar a ser
matera. ESta sustancia Sc reune
Sc ordcna Ell formaS variadas seglln
la voluntad de la inteHgencia que la
manipula. Ordinariamente, es I'm
cuerpo analogo a un cuerpo vivo que
aquella inteligencia fabrica; recuerda
la forma que tenia en- vida 81 Sc trata de
I'm dlfunto. Tales cuerpos Sc Ilaman
materalizados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19

EStos espiritus,> asi materializados. tie
nen-seglln los espiritistas -6rganos CO.
mo los Gle los animales vivos. KATY
King, ell fantasma ceebre de Williams
Crookes, tenla un coraz6n muy regu-
lar, Y sus pulmones expulsaban acido
carbonico como los Gle TN ser ordinario
como Sc pudO comprobar haciendole in
sllfar aire por medic de un tubo en-
aqua de barita Esto dice haberlo pre-
serciado ell professor Richet, lie Bon
exclama con raz6n :" 81 estos Sabios illus
tres. no han Sido victimas de fraudes
pueden alabarse de haber asistido
milagros analogos los del Dios del
Genesis hacienda salir Eva del cuerpo
de Adam
Es verdaderame1te inconcebible que
un hombre del valor cientffco del pro
fesor Richet, pueda Greer que un fantas-
ma tenga una organization material tan
complicada como la de un animal Vi
vo haSta ell punto de pOseer coraz6n Y
pulmones, capaces de realizar las fun
clones reSpiratOrias circulatorias. CO.
mo las realizamos nosotros. Son muy
&randes los errores de los sabios
(Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19
La Brujerla Moderna

FL espImtlSmo parece que prOgresa en-
ire noSotroS. Con frecuencia encon-
tramoS en nueStrQS clrculoS sOcialeS Y
cientificos hombres serioS. estudiosoS
lluStradoS, perSonajes EN- Ell mundo de
las letraS y de las ciencias, que con una
fe rayana en- fanatismO. S0stienen como
cchoS positiyos indiscutibIes, no So
10 los fen0menol de levitaci0n, la apart
cl0n de fantasmas, las narraciones te-
lepaticas, etc etc, sino tambien la foto-
grafa del pensamiento que es va un yer
dadero colmo
POr SupueSto que cuando un0 les dice
que no cree Ell apariciones de espiritus,
nmedlatamente contestan que en- Euro
pa hay hombres del valor cientlfico d.,
un Williams Crooles, de un Richet, de
un Lombroso, de I'm ID 'Arsonval, de un
Maxwell, que atirman la veracidad de
las eXperlencias hechaS con los me-
diums. En- efecto, Crookes, que es un
qulmico ilustre, asegura que ha vivido
durante meses con un fantasma que Sc
materializaba Sc desmatelializab to-
dos los dias Lombroso, ell gran antro.
pologlsta itahano, atirma que "ha evo-
cado la sombra de su madre y ha con
Versado con ella !" Richet, fsi6logo y
Sablo dc primer orden, dice que cha
vlsto uh guerrero armada salir expon.
taneamente del cnerpo de una senori-
tn; ID Arsonval, uno de los flsicOs mo-
dernos mas notables. refiere "que un
medium pudo hacer variar considerable
mente el peso de un cuerpo.
Sinembargo, al lado de esos hombres
defensores del ocultismo,
hay otrOs, tambien eminentes, que sos
tlenen que tOdos los fen0menos obser-
vados Ell las sesiones espiritistas son, 0
fraudes de los mediums, ilusiones de
Ia imagination de los observadores. En-
tire estOs incredulos podemos citar q
Grasset, a lie Bon, a Dastre, a Branly,
a lie Dantec, a Dariex, y la inmensa
mayoria de los biologistas modernos
Algunos de estos sabios sc han ocupado
en- averiguar 10 que hay dc
yerdad en- los hechos atlibuidos los
espiritus; otros, la mayor parte, como
han dedicado sus energias cerebrales q
IA solucion de problemas mas importan-
les no ven en- ell ocultismo sino una nue.
va forma de una creencia antigua EN- 10
En- realidad, el espiritismo no es sino
ma imitacion de la brujerfa, mejor :
licho, la reaparicion de una creencia
lne el progreso de las ideas habfa arrui- !
lado. Cuando ell cristianismo impuso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19
SOBRIN0S De IzQUIERDO & Co.
3. EN- G.
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN, r. r.
BANQUEROS-COMISIONISTAS,
(MPORTADORES EXPORTADORES
Agentes Generates
Agentes Generates

De los vapores asaantcos espaoles de Pinios lzquedo
& Co., de Cadiz
Del famoso Vermouth "CINZANO" de Torino
De los renombrados Vinos Rojanos, blancos roos
las "BODEGAS RIOJANAS", de Madrid
De Ia Cerveza ngesa IT" roa marca TENNENT
DE los superiores Aceites de Olivia marca "TENA" de
Sevilla.
dc otros productos dc Europa, de gran en-
esta ISla
ntroductores escaa dnico rcceptores de las
excalenes ACEITUNAS SEvLLANAS cue vendems precios
hmtadoc envasadas potes auonc1, especaes cop
al ssLo estampads Hn .zQUIERDO.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19

NEUMASIEH1As - IL Suh1A&so~
dadde moda de lavida moiesnav
8 invade q todas las clasea, So
4Ax~ ciales no respetand0 edades, y
asf como co impossible escapar az
nroereso, tampoco puedo I'd. evitar ek
adouirir Ue6i93da6 NERVIOSA tsrde q
feriprano, y con mas omeuos intensidad,
pero para curarla y evitar sus conse-
quencias, tome I'd. el fanoso Cor
diai de Cerebrina del DR.. Ulrici" do
New York, que es el z5afc6 Nsyvfes0
mas potente que existe, bajo cuya ma
Gica infuencia desaparecen todos los
1rastornos nerviosos de manera asom-
ibrosa, vitalizando su sangre, cerebro y
uervios Y substituyende Ia ANEMIAs
lProstracion. y debilidad, por Fuerzay
saiud, vigor corporal y mental, use I'd.
este gran especifico y sera U ID. .mismo sor.
prendido por sus maravillosas virtudes.
ElCoYds1l dc & Csysbrino Com pHssto UlricS
idevuelve el vigor & las personas debili-
tadas por cualquier causa, dA fuerxs
nerviosa, devuelve Ell apetito, mejora
Ia digestion y da extraor6inario poder
al estomago para diserlr y ssimilar los
alimentos, de ahf, su precioso efecto en-
la convalecencia de todas las enferme-
,dades, alegra e1 amino y hace desapa-
recer Ia tristeza y melancolia dc las per-
sonas nerviosos. Jamas dana por mucho
que Sc use.I 81 SO siente I'd. debn y aim
ifuerza tome algunas botellas de este po-
,deroso fortihcante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19

8 Pobreza de a.
Sangre y Cloro-
sis (colores pa
lidos } son las
enferme dade9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19

mas comuneS que atacan q Ia
u humanidad, rara es Ia persons
quo escapa su accion debilt-
tante, 70 mismo la padecen los ancianos
que los jovenes y nihos y constituye Ia
causa principal que conduce la tisis,
tuberculosis, catarros, bronquitis, gripo
y Intermediates graves a medida que el
cuerpo sc debilita asf para escapar do
dichos dolencias y cortar de raiz tales
Intermediates ciireso I'd. la ANEMIA y
ia DEBIL1DAD y este SO obtiene do
modo siempre oficaz y radical tomand0
alGunas botellas del afamado Tonico
Cordial de Cerebrina del DR.. Ulrici
de New York. que es el mas poderoao
lortihcante que existe.
EICordfoI dc Csysbrtno c ON bEssfo UIyicf
te curara I'd. la ANEMIA, bien pro-
ceda dc convalecencias de enfermedades
graves, hebres-catarros cronicos-dia
rreas enferm edades antiguas del este
1naSo-de supuraciones y hujos-raqui~
tsmo.
ElCo,dfoIdc Cerebrfno Com bnesto UZric{
le curara I'd. la ANEMIA cereDraI y
eSpinal, procedente de exesivo trabajo
mental sutrimientos morales 6 de De-
bllidad Nerviosa Su efecto eS reauf-.
.nador sobre los NERVIOS. Y al n1iSruo
tempo suPrine el insomnia cIazudsa
cxiSte.
De VENTA en- tOdas las EarnaCiaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19
.EBILIDAD. NERTlOSA

8 NEURAsrENfA, 60 la enfeknzo~
dadde rnoda de lavida modesnay
8 invade q todas las clases, So
ciales no respetando edades, Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-19

COntInuara.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
NEW MARQUETTE PLAYEFs.
Some Releases Will Be Gwen After
This Weeks Games

i'wo new PLAYERS that have been
signed Dy the Marquette Baseball Asso-
citation arrived in the city Yesterday
from BAY city, says the Marquette
Mining Journal Ven. who VIII play
behind the bat. is said To- b" "A fast
man, and Schultz. who plays short.
also has a good record.
\ meeting of the baseball directors
was held last evening. II was expect
ed ii would result In the release of two
OF the Marquette players who ere play
| ing H. good :orm. but the directors de-
| cided Ia give them another chance, ana
at the same time try out the new play
1 crs. Several releases will be handed
"ut after Saturdays and Sundays
games.
lshreming will play here Saturday
and SUNDAY. The hopes uf the Mar
uuette fans are sti!l high. and the fact
| that the team Is two and half games
| behind the leaders is not sufficient
cause To despair of the pennant. The
signing of the ncw PLAYERS indicates
| that the lineup will he shaken up unit.
the team gets into a winning stride
Ven viii take Schocl<er's place behind
| he bat, and Schocker viii play i'm the
| held. schultz will probably play sec
ond base in one OF the games.
The management has also signed u
pitcher, Jack Wilke. of Manistee, who
PLAYED a couple of games with Boyne
| CITY TINS year His record with Manis
| tee last year was nine victories out Of
the eleven games he pitched. Gust, the
Marquette pitcher, who played with
him at M1n'stee last year, Is confident
that iIe viii make good
BUDDY" Ryan Made Captain.
| one Of the most important actions
taken by the directors at last nights
meeting was the appointment of Bud
dy' Ryan as captain, replacing Tiffany
ITimany was rot over anxious To as
sumo the responsibility when u was
laid on him after the release of Day
The management felt that 1t has af-
fected his PLAYING somewhat and Tir-
fany said he would he just as happy
il allowed To 20 back to the simple titi,
cf first bascman. RYAN Is expected
tc make good captain. He know
baseball down Ia a nicely. When tn,
lineup is finally rearranged il - ex-
rocted the team will pu; up strong
er game against it's opponents IN the
league.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
NEW TRUAkT OFFICER IS
APPOINTED BY THE BOARD
JOSIAH PENeERTHY IS NAMED
TO SUCCEED HORACE
BRULETTE.

The Calumet township school board
Eas appointed Josiah Prnberthy az
Calumet as census enumerator and
truaut officer Mr.. Prnbrrthy served
as census euumerdtor last year in q
very successful manner, his ability as
a liuguist making him eminently ft-
ted for the work The appointment as
truant officer is new one however
lie will succeed Horace Brulette who
has filled the duties since the resigna-
tion OF James V. Wills about three
years ago. The term OF Hr Brulette
expired this year.
IL is believed that Mr. Penberthy
viii make very satisfactory truant
officer He has had considerable ex-
Eerience with juveniles and will un-
doubtedly bee able To cope with any de-
linquency or truancy in the most prac-
teal manner.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
UNKNOWN FINN
TAKES HIS LIFE
Is Found Unconscious in Woods
and Dies Later

The officers of Calumet are max
inr an effort toCay Ia identify the body
Il Finn. who was found unconscious
about halt mile west of Swedrtown
Yesterday afternoon. and who died AT
1.-THE e. y IL. hospital about d O'Clock
last evening. II is almost certain the
man took his own life by drinking ~
sol. the principal ingredient If which
is carbolic acid.
The man was found by a party "a
huNS who. were returning from the
strawberry fields. After crossing what
is known as the second gate, back Of
SWcictoWn. they We're attracted by
| groans and after discovering the man
In an unconscious state notified Officer
Gardner of the G. \ III. special police
force. who had him removed To he G.
n H. hospital where he died about
half an hour later
The man was attired IN a dark serge
salt and wore cap purchased AT the
NeimaTk store at Calumet. He was
tortv-tW years ot age this record be-
ing FOUND in memorandum book ~
his pocket There also WeTe Scribblrd
in the book few Finnish words when
mean. Il am tired ot living and have
decided 10 end all" The deceased
weighed about l5O poInd- was about
hve. feet six inches tail ard had light
iron gray hair and a short light mus
tache Besides the memorandum book,
the only other personal effects found
on him were a pocket bool, and some
small change.
Tire body has been removed To tie
Kali" undertaking parlors where a
large number of people have viewed
the body 10 day In sn attempt 10 iden-
tify the remains. While the rNtn /.
not stranger In Calumet, his features !
being recognized by many. lie oAr
name. 1t is believed he worked on the |
farm conduct by John Kaikala. and |
located about three miles west Ct |
.SwedetCwn. and the officers will inter
view kaikala this afternoon.
No vial was foLnd near the man.
but it is certain his death was the
result of taking poison. The exact ma
Iurc of the drug probably will not be
known until Il postmortem is held.
Coroner Fisher impanneled the fol
loving Jury: Gust Nelson. Rop,i
Wetzel. Albert Davey, James Berry,
William CreT ana Fred Messier. The
inquest was adjourned indefinitely. No
arrangements will be made for the
funeral until further efforts are made
o identify the remains.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
VISITS CALUMET TENT.

II =. Hermancc. OF Muskegou. Dep
uty Great Commander OF the *. d.
2. NJ. paid Calumet visit last night
He reports good progress with Calu-
net Tent 80. 2lS, and is we'll satis-
fed with the showing that has been
made 4 total ot nine applications for
mrm5c'ship We're received last even
Ing. The readjustment rates that
have t"cn introduced are finding
much favor among the members.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
LODGE NOTICES.
LONE AND ALL LODGE" SONS
OF ST. GEORGE.

All members of "One and All" lodge.
Sons Of st. George, are requested To
meet at their lodge hall Saturday
morning, at 7:30 n. m. with Mohawk
lodge, for the purpose of marchins
L. the South Shore depot in a body
Badges to he worn.
John ". Lucas, President
~ Joseph i. Glasson. Secretary.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
MISS PENsERTAY PASSES.
Sueoumbs TO Illness Extending over
Two Year Period.

Suecumbs 10 Illness Extending Over
Two Year Period.
The death occurred at N:2a o'clock
This morning of Miss Sclla, daughter
90 VI. and MS Josiaa Pcnbrrtny. and
sister q Lieut. Ira l.. Pcnhrrthy. She
was aled ~. Erithts diseaa, was the
cause, Miss Pcrb.rthy having been iil
two Years
ln addition to her parents she is
survived by tu" sisters paIsy ANA
irene, and her brother lra T.. Tbc de-
ceased uas poJu and raised ia the
tomc m which she died On IN" Couu-
iy road She was graduate e the
caiwnrt hgh SHOOT i'hr news ol
hcr demise viii re sincerely regretted
hy q large circle of friends OF !. lo,-
abIr disposition she numbered her
friends hy Jhc s"prc.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

You never see girl hike for The
kitchen when she vsRtz to kan time
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL

The annual picnic will be held at
White city, Wednesday. July -, 1912.
Special cars will leave sixth street at
1880 a. m. going To Houghton where
the steamer International will take the
eXcursionists to White city. Every
one is requested To purchase their
tickets in advance SO that accommo-
dations on the cars can he provided.
\ special low rate OF seventy-tiVe
cents for adults and thirty-five cents
for children mas been secured So that
all can take advantage uf the oppor-
tunity To visit White city at a small
cost All thos" who haven't tickets
viii be charged the regular fare
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

ghaktsrerc was mistaken when hr
said AN the worlds a stage It's a
ueadmill.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

FOR RENT.
room house in Red Jacket. Good
location and neiehborhood $1,000.
FAUCEiT BROS. Il GUCK.
News wsni ads bring results
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

Store now oeeupies by Goldsmith
Millinery Store, for rent. Apply p.
RuPpe. n
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
CARn nE THANKS.

We desire To- thank the friends and
ucighbors for their sympathy and as
sistaure iu the death and burial of
our brother Joseph ana to those who
sent th" beautiful floral offerings We
also desire 10 thank Rev l.. *. Long
pastor of the Calumet Congregational
church aud that their Kindness viii
ever be remembered.
10 Henry Steimel and Sisters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-26
WHITNEY, KELLY
CD ASLOW DRAW

Frank Whitney and Leo Kelly fought
draw at the Gate CITY club before a
small and unenthusiastic crowd Whit
ney did not try to do much fighting. in
asmuch as he was jobbed on the weight
He only fought enough to secure his
guarantee, and at no time let himself
out Many thought Kelly should have
been given the decision. and the ref
eree's award was roundly Kissed.
Matchmaker Brownfeld promised
Whitney that Kelly would make 1876
pounds Kelly came into the ring
weighing fully a dozen pounds more
He denied that he had pledged himself
to make weight, and displayed a tele-
gram from the matchmaker saying that
the bout would be at catch weights.
Whitney could have gotten out of the
fight, but rather than disappoint the
few fans he went on
In the semi windup Spider Britt had
an easy time with Young Raymond.
Only poor matchmaking brought these
boys together. 1t was case of more
bad matchmaking when Eddie Hanlon
was pitted against Johnny Rogers, for
Hanlon had a walkover. Two colored
boxers, Hinkydu and Phillips, fought a
rafting draw in the opener.