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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-25
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE STATE CAPITOL.
WiIkinson . visltor.

Wilkinson a Visitor.
Bismarck, N. D., April 25.-Editor
George Wilkinson OF The North Da.
kota Democrat was mingling with
the popular newspaper men at the
capitol Monday and Tuesday.
Receiving Supplies.
The military department is busy
this week unpacking supplies received
from headquarters. In case the army
should be called out the department
here will have plenty Of all kinds OF
supplies on hand.
Asked for Re- hsarinu.
Atty. o. p. eJordaI of Goodrich ap-
peared before the supreme court to-
day to make an application for, a re-
hearing Of a case recently before the
court. Mr.. Jordal was a popular mem
Der of the legislative assembly.
Returned Home.
Mrs, Chas. Nicholson, who has been
the guest of Sec'y. and Mrs. Thomas
Hall during the past week, left this
morning for her home at H%ankinson.
Mrs. Nicholson is a sister of Mr.. Hall.
Hearing Postponed.
The Ignite coal rate case which
was set for a Anal hearing at ST. Paul
on April 80 has been postponed until
the middle of May. The railroad
attorneys now attending interstate
commerce hearings in washington. ID.
c.. would be unable to be In st. Paul
for the hearing LEI week.
Hooking Appointed.
DR.. William E. Hooking of Devils
Lake was appointed by Gov. John.
Burke a member OF the state board
of dental examiners to succeed DR..
w: ]. Brownlee whose term expired
March 20, 1912. Or. Hooking is one
of the brightest young dentists in.
the state.
Stutsnan Returna.
Pres. w H. stutsman Of the rail-
road commission, who with represent
atives from seventeen other states
appeared before the interstate COM
merce commission protesting against
the adoption of western classification
No. 81, has returned from Washing
ton. AS yet no decision has been
handed down by the Interstate COM
mission but the protestants are con-
1dent hat the classification will be
amended so as to benefit the western
shippers.
Compiling New System.
Mrs. M. @. Budlong, secretary Of
the North Dakota library commission
with Mrs. Baldwin, secretary Of the
Minnesota commission, and Mr.. Milan,
secretary of the Indiana commission.
have been selected to compile for the
United States library commission the
material on uniform accounting. The
work requires a great deal of care
and careful research and the choice
of the North Dakota member was
made because OF her well known
ability along such lines.
New Corporations.
Articles Of incorporation were filed
with Secretary OF State Norton to-day
by Holland Wild Oats Separator Co.
Of Valley City. The company has a
capital stock OF $780, 900 and the d.
rectors are John Holland of Valley
City, Albert Holland and Anton Hoi.
land of Nome.
Brocket TEug Co, with a capital
seoen u sS'OvO. Inc uirec.ors are M.
y. 6utier' "a. buter n Y. MI.
al OF Brocket.
Bertnold Farrners Telephone co.
This telepnone VIII run from
Bertnola 10 DesLacs' Hartiand, Tagus
2 ms with rural lines running
through tne surrounding territory.
Ine capisai STOCK is $OV'VvO, n di-
rectors are VIM ". Wixer g. a. Luke.
!. Porter Tneo sehWinden. Lon r.
Z a. NAM 2 Nels E. Larson Of
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-25
DECISl0N IN
EXTENSION CASE

Grand Forks, N. d, April 25.-At
Grand Forks late yesterday, Judge
Charles Fl Templeton handed down
his decision in the city extension case,
in which he sustained the constitu-
tionality Of the law, but held the city
extension resolution invalid, In that
the council did not proceed within the
power conferred upon them by the
statute.
He also sustained all Of the other
points in the city's case with the sin
gle exception. That all OF the various
additions to the city have been legally
made, and that the city did not at
tempt to take a greater area than
one-half OF the present total area,
and that the statute under which the
council acted was constitutional sums
up the case. The one weak point in
the city case was that following the
passage ofsthe first resolution which
set the lines OF the property propos-
ed to be annexed, that a resolution
was passed which cut off some sew
enty acres. This has been held to be
invalid.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-25
Hooking Appointed.

DR.. William e.. Hooking of Devils
Lake was appointed by Gov. John.
Burke a member OF the state board
of dental examiners to succeed DR..
w. j. Brownies whose term expired
March 20, 1912. DR.. Hooking is one
of the brightest young dentists in
the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-25
Must DO Work over.

The original resolution drafted and
passed by the city council included
some forty acres Of the j. d. Bacon
farm and thirty acres north Of Wes-
ley college. This was through typo
graphical errors. However, the reso-
luton was published and posted and
every part of the law acceded with.
When it was found that the seven
ty acres had been included through
mistake and after the owners of the
property had made protests to the
council that body passed a resolution
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The Ignite coal rate case which
was set for a ANAL hearing at st. Paul
on April 80 has been postponed until
the middle of May. The railroad
attorneys now attending interstate
commerce hearings in washington. ID
c.. would be unable to be In st. Paul
for the hearing next week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-25

Postofhce-Fargo, CaE4 County,
North Dakota.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(Apri1 II, 1s. rs, May 2. o. 16.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

southern Pacific. ns It does away with.
viii also he greatly appreciated by
residents Of the southwestern part of
thlc county who wish to visit the
county seat. They will now be able
10 make the trip without q lay-over.
CLOS" connection will be made at
Whitewater with the train for Santa
Rita ana FieTro.
The new schedule in fun Is as fol-
lows:
Train No. Si7 viii leave Rincon at
7:2O a, m, arriving at Demlng at
$50 q. m; leaving Deming Mt 1910
"a. M arriving at Silver city at
1885 y. m.
Train No. SIS viii leave Silver City
at ago p. m, arriving az DeminE AZ
.8;l5 y. m. leaving the latter men.
toned point at $40 and arriving at
Rincon at 1888 p. IN,
The south-bOund train arriving at
Nincon AZ 6;36 a. m. will under the
change arrive theree twenty minutes
later, thus giving passengers for SIT.
Yer Guy twenty minutes longer Ia
sleep before being awakened for
breakfast.
The news OF these changes will he
received with general satisfaction By
all residents Of Silver City who have
| occasion 10 travel. and they will he
especially appreciated by those who
are trying to build up the town as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
TRINIDAD MOTORISTS
MAKE 400 MILE HUN TO
ROSWELL IN "a HOURS

Roswell. y. NJ. Soy. 29.--Johu II.
English, % newspa per man of TRIM
dad + 4 Thompson ana wife, and
Mr.. Pullman, hlEu ~ Trinidad wnn
lrit mat city At 600 q. m. saturday
morning for IN" purpos" nf making a
rccUf run 10 Roswell IN q large
l.nl.,r ear, made IN" run Of 500 miles
In - hours.
rho party made tho fast trip TO
Roswell NlthOut serious mishnp. only
iau ul"Nouts WIRE recorded aud gas
u.in,. $40 taken only once on ia" Trip.
A .,fy peculiar accident Was rNper.
fenced at niRhlrall, when rock IN
the TRACK Of one Of the wheels was
picked up and thrown against IN" tub"
0f the ~, stnHtr tank IN such man
ner as 10 destroy In. lighting nppar.
utus IN Uig plight the party be-
came lost TOT a Cunsidcrabl" l"ng'h
of time ana pat them Ia Roswell nv"
hours inter tnau scheduled. The mail
route was used. by IN" party from
Vaughn 10 Roswell - good adEani'G'
"A, the entire distance WIs covered in
three, hours. II n suid that the mail
cars covering his fuui" daily make
an Hyrrag. time ui four hours fol ms
distance.
t'pon arrival In this city, IN" party
rrrnir,d tu u local hUt"l where 'h"y
remainrd during the day. Mrs.
THOMPSON suffered q great deal tom
cxpnsur, en- tnr NIP and was b"uumh-
cd by cold when taken from the car,
Mr. and Mrs Thompson and Mr
Pullman continued the auto t'ip u"
m Pasn Yesterday. while MIR Engl"h
left Tor his home In Trinidad Nv rh'n
Mr. English vas enthusiastic IN 'nS
prnIse ~ the roads encountered on inc
trim from Trinidad Ia Roswell III"
said that "A bit 81 roadway 81 snmn
"a miles between Santa Rosa nnd eau
su made auto travel anything nut
pIrasant, but with the rem"vhl oi ms
Impcdiurnt Of travel fair highway
Sns found the entire distance. Ho
said that the Midland r"ut" presented
nm ideal highway to point about loo
miles north " NauRbn.0nd suggested
that Roswell would he able I" tap the
oc.an.to-occan highway by logging
the route between here aud IN" MID
land route.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
BETTER SERVICE
FOR TRAVELLERS
FROM PECOS
State Corporation Commission
Makes Announcement of
Change in Santa Fe Seized.
ule Effective December 8.

Passengers from the Pecoa valley 10
Santa F'c ana points In northern New
Mexico viii effect IA saving of time en-
route by reason OF the proposed
change In the schedule OF the Pacos
whitley train on the santa Fe. accord
Ing To letter written By the chair
man Of the state corporation commits
sion To the Roswell Commercial club.
The letter II AK follows:
Santa Fc, y. NJ, Nov. 23, 1912.
Commercial club. Roswell. n. NJ.
Gentlemen lettering 60 the mat
ter OF train schedule from and Ia
Joints In the lccOs valley and Santa
Fe, n. NJ, under the present sched-
ule q passenger train travelling from
any point IN the valley arrives at Al
buquerque ~ h.l5 y. M, missing con-
nectlon with the Santa Pc train for
Lamy. requiring such passengers to
remhin IN Albuquerque all night ex-
cepting that IN extreme cases when
the train for Lamy happens to no
latee ana the passengers may possibly
ba able To make connections. This
matter was gone into very thoroughly
short time ago with the general
manager of the western lines OF the
A., T. & Santa Fe Railway company
ana we are pleased to state that we
are today In receipt OF cOmmunica-
ton from him to the effect that under
new train schedule which becomes
enective on Dee. next. the train
from points In the PecOs valley viii
arrive at Albuquerque at sac p. m.
the train departing At s:45: aud
while this h close connection. the
general manager of the Santa Fe has
stated that II was the very best he
could do ana at the same time make
connections with the trains at other
junction points.
| However, IL tho train arriving
from points In the Pecos Valley hap.
pens to be few minutes late Il will
be arranged that the train from tho
north viii wait until such Pecos Val
ley train arrives. 10 that a passenger
may not he required 20 remain over
In Albuquerque all night. Referring
To the situation In the opposite dIFec-
tlon. passenger leavin6 santa Re 81
J;sO y. m. for n point IN the Pecoa
Valley connects with the A., r. q
Santa Fe west bound train At LAmy,
which Is due 10 arrive at AlhuqueFQue
az 1880 y. M. the train TOR the pecce
Valley from that polnt being cNrdef
70 leave there at 7:EG p. m. ana whilp
this d also a rathaF oioss conneegl0n
ve have arranRs6 with 0eneraI hldn.
aReF FoR OF the aaNl4 ~ llneg g
Mela the train tor ih4 rtgos vallsg
tuAW v'sV' 20 that pAN1nssss ee1it,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
MOTHER WINS CHILD
AFTER FRANTIC RACE
OF OVER 1000 MILES

-prlngGclh, Mo. Nov 2s.--Artcr a
race of NOR" Than I,O0H miles a. West
PLAINS IN which her II year old
nIupIr"r from whom she had been
H"utIItcd seven years. was the, stake,
Mrs Hattie Parrot "f Babcock. Ga.,
son the child. Coming from an OPP
pnr.Jc direction was her former hus-
band. who also Was ONT on getting
tho child. Parrot arrived several
hours after Mrs PARROT. but not un-
NJ Hhc ana the girl were safely aboard
train speeding towtdd their Georgin
home.
\ name pCrihblrd In childish hand
un the back OF one of Hazel ParrOttg
dolls. which she had kept the seven
years since she had been away from
her mother. was thu medium of effect
ing The reunion,
Hazel came IL West Plains nearly
two years ago with MIR and Mrs.
Hurry WhlttmOrc, ana since has been
much In tho limcliEht Last July she
ran away from the whiimure home.
and after spending IL night In the
woods alone went to the home of john
Mahnn, three miles west OF here. To
the Nathan FAMILY She told n story of
being cruelty treated In the white
more home and begged not to be
taken back there
The Mahans CAV" the girl 10 thu
county authorities until her case could
ho Investigated. \ habcAs corpus
suit brought Dy the whittem0res. fol-
lowed AZ the trial nclghDors OF tho
Whitrmurr family testified. some
that the girl had been rnistreated and
others that She had not.
Tho Whittcmore family said the
chid'H mother had deserted her and
that the father had left her In their
keeping and that while he went to
Kansas, Hazel could remember moth
Ing of her history, except TO say that
she had been taken from her home
"somew here In Georgia" by her father,
and after living for time IN Ten
nessee was taken to oklahoma, where
she finally was placed with the whit
temOre family. The Irlal lasted two
days and at the close the judge an-
nounced he would withhold decision
until he investl gated the case. the
child begged 10 be left with Mrs
Charles Heard. wife OF the sheTlH
with whom she stayed during tbs
court proceedings.
II Was joyful reunion, but Mrs
Parrot remained only few hours
She feared "A legal battle should hei
former husband arrive and he wal
expected at any time. Tho mothe'
ana child boarded the next train OF
they way TO BabcOck. Parrott arrived
few hours after their departure. bu
nnding that his former wife had woI
out in the race for the girl returned
to his home In Nebraska.
Mrs. parrot In pOstmlstress at Bah
cock. To Mrs. Ray she told Of he
separation from her husband whel
| Hazel was but years OF ags.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
nnn Hnn,nu. N nea.

Boston, Mass.. Nov. 27.---ltunters for
deer in MsSsaehusetts. going into the
woods today for the bsginnihg Of the
open season. wore rcd coats and caps
"a a protection against mlp,Rkes ON
the part OF other hunters. OIL.
Thousands. 81 permits have been h.
sued in ave counties in this stats. The
season lasts one week ana each lieens-
ed hunter Ia allowed one deer. The
records for the number OF licenses In
certain sections have been broken this
season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
Chnnpc Dol srrNIcr nn Snnlh Ind.

Change IN service on South End.
The silver city Independent says:
The change in the train service on
the silver City-Dcmlng branch Of the
Santa I", which has been ngitntcd for
by the Silver city Chamber of Com
mcrce, win take place on Dec 4. ac-
cording TO communication received
from Chairman Hugh II. Williams Of
tn" state corporation commission.
Although the change In time Of ar
rival and departure Of trains from Sill
yer City Ii very slight, the results will
he far reaching. The train will ar
rive In silver city at 1895. just TWEEN
~ minutes later than at present. This
change viii insure connection with
Southern Pacihc trains In both direc-
lions from DeminR. The result will
he greatly To the convenience OF pas
sengers coming to silver city. ms well
as those leaving here for points on the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
SPORTS
TOMMY 0'HARA ANXIOUS
TO SCRAP KID STERN

Tommy OHnra. who will weigh In
Mt from 1876 20 100 rlnEside, has is.
sued n challenge for a battle with any
100 pound man In the night game.
with Kid Stern Of Albuquerque, who
II regarded 40 a conner IN his division.
Provided O'HaTa can stop stern In
less than ten he may be regarded as a
man good enough 10 20 with n pretty
classy Fighter. OIInrh Hhys ne has a
hacker who viii wager $500, winner
take ~ that h." can beat Stern.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

ing Ia avail themselves at that scrv-
Ice may not suff"r any Inconvenience
by laying oyer Ia Albuquerque all
night
We are submitting this iuforma-
tiun thinking perhaps It would h" Of
some interest To- Ia" Clli2"ns &C your
city ana of IN" prcos Valley ia gem
crnl Yours very truly
state Corporation Commission,
ny lIrGH IT, WILLIAMS,
'fhuIIntu"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
DRINK HABIT
VICTIMS ASSURED RELIEF

on the subject OF "Drlnk' the great
clergyman, Cardinal MnnnerlnE. ap-
proachinG his eightieth year, says:
Though have known men and
women destroyed for all manner OF
reasons. yet know Of no cause that
Affects man, woman, child and homs
with such univeraality OF steady power
~ Intoxicating drink" .
Another great man, Ftt Reverend
MORAiGnoF FlaYIn, says The Neal
Throe-Day Drink Habit Cure u a
srand good work and q great bshen'
10 humanity"
This in substances q the testimony
OF many thousands of men and WON.
ca OF AIN classes who have received
~ huoW 81 the beneAea and remark
ablo resuat6 0g tia Neal Treatment.
a nesuonaa call, ietteE or phone to
eao I'm TllNR4IW1E, ftG w. Slower
ageRaa. Aibnasslas, n. ~. by those
llIaef6 isG AZ lhlB 6feNt subiaet 10 earn.
tt iRgeBe MN ana Ompleto in
fsI4liga lHeAs phono SsL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

FOR Group or RQre throat. use Or.
Thomas Eclectic oil, Two Blaee, 2so
ana soc. AT all drug stores, ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

Isoa Angeles absence OF heavy
Wnaera u Notable on the eve OF the
tiRht belwben Joe Mandot Of New Or
leans ana Zoe Rivera OF Los Angeles.
beth Of weom A4Rlre % hi4esss
lhFonGh 4 msating with the waMor
of the battie bgtWpen "A Wblgaut tDa
willie. nltonl4 who arc MIXING I. ~
tha naFnl tIflA ~ San RpanG
Mandot nanlnfh fha fhSOFlle ~ "a ~
~ % \, atth Nlvesn' ooneiIlGh, ~
y aala y " neavly pegl9ni hqN.4N
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failed to brins GU. any pronounced
support.

Ihueo W vfhA wv my
support.
Annapolis. Md.--The members OF
the naval academy football team yes
terday afternoon wore their hghting
toys on the local gridiron for the last
time before going 20 Philadelphia,
where on Saturday afternoon they
viii meet their army rivals from
West Point. The team and aubsti'
tutes, who number thifty.hve. left for
Philadelphia shortly after o'clock
this mOrning. The last pLacilca con-
sisted Of n Flff signal grill and care
ful ycrImmaging during which no ef.
fort was made AT scoring. Because OF
an order isued by Capfaih oihbons,
superlntendent OF the naval ncademy.
prohibiting betting among the mid"
shipmen. tho annual den bet be-
tween the army and navy cadets on
the result Of this years game Will
not be- made The waeeTs, always
made at even money, has sometlnes
reached - high az t5,OOO--s2.C0e 20
"A side. l-sAnNan
New Yurk. The Abbey, formerly
record holder among t3.yenr-Old stall
lions nnd later famous os a porar,
with rPrpFd ~ 2:Of, was sold yes
tcrday to j. l.. Biillngsles ~ Nash /.
villc, Tenn, for $1,000 AT the Dld
Glory horse AaLe. The days top price
al the sale was t2.256 paid by g.
e. Billing for icon. i0.yeaT.old bay
mare trnttrr with n record % 10.
Icon vas sold by A. q. PennOck ~
Cleveland, Who also sold EeHtuckE
Belle. C.yrur-uld trotter, 2:i1. to
John e. Dlllcld VI BeIair. Nd, tor
i,l2d.
Denver -- differences between M"
football teams ~ Denver University
and Colorado college have been LAID
aside and n" two teams play their
annual game today Day and Mason,
two Denver players had been pro-
tested on the grounds Of in"liglbility,
but Day. who In n junior. viii he At
lowed 10 play under the unr-term
rule, and Mason viii enter the game.
Guldon, colo. Injuries received In
football practice resulted In the death
nt leo Schneider, sophomore az tn"
school ~ MfHrH. yesterday afternoon.
Just before the game with Utah Unit
y"rslty three weeks ago. Schneider
rrrci1 I'D "a slight abrasion OF the left
ankle, but the Injury was considered
too light To prevent his playing in
lh" bag game Ten days ago sep
lic"mIa set In nnd hr was stricken
Inter with typhoid pneumonia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

Insnish fssoft ~ feaovtne one Of tho
Aiaadvantasas. under which the place
has labored for many years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

San anoiSoOs--Tom Jones. man
ageT Of Ad Wolgast. bet $4,000 yesler.
day on the chances Of the lightweight
champion against Willie Ritchie In
the tight thHt takes place at CEN.
rhth's arena In DAILY City today. Bet.
ting Commissioner Tom COrbett laid
81, O00 az 10 20 On and the rest OF
the money went scattering to Ritchie
faneieFa at 10 10 9.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

Indianapolis -"Pncky" MacFariahu
~ Chicago won ten-TOund bout
from Harry DonHhue Of Pekln, Ill
Dunnhur IL IA lightweight. while Me-
Farland In little more than that.
The night went ten rounds. The hght
was pucky's from the start, although
the little Pekin lightweight put up
clever exhibition and took the pun
ishment that Packy gave and came up
for more. Frequently MCFARLAND at-
tempted TO gain a knockout with IL
right upperCut, but DOnhhue always
took Il on his glove,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

Cairo. lll--Flying the sixty.nvs
mites between Cape OlTaTdeau, NO,
and this place In an even sixty min.
utes. Tony Janus, carrying w. II.
Treus, photographer. reached here
at II o'clock yesterday morning. be-
fore leaving Cape 0traFdenu he gave
exhibition nights and carried three
passengers. The aviator vial exhibit
his hydro-aeraQDle today IN hights
over the water and departs az .
o'clock ON his way TO New Orleans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

Reno, Nev.--Bert Kincaid Of Seattle
retained the lightweight wrestling
championship by defeating George
BothneF OF New York after two
straight falls here last night The
first fall came IN 20 minutes and the
second In i2ls minutes. II was fast
wrestling from start to tlnlah KIM
caid weighed 1873 and BothneT i3s,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

10. Louis.--When tho gong sounded
at the end OF the sixth round Of whht
wns to have been an "iRht'rnuhu
fight last night between Abe Atlell,
former featherweight champion. ana
oliver Kirk of ~. Louis instead ni
retiring to his corner Alteli s.epPsu
to the ropes and announced that no
had had enough that he had gwen
the best thut was In him" but that
nc was now through with the hght
game forever. lie was badly ouI-
pointed In the six rounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
DAYS NEWS OF SPORT
HOT OFF THE WIRE.

Columbus. ohio Joe J"anrlt" OF
New York knocked out Gc"rE" 'hI'Ss
tInn Of this city In the ninth round nt
their scheduled tcn-round bout W
Memorial hall last night. A. no ''nie
did Christian have chance ho
went down In the ninth win TlBh,
hook to the jaw ana was ON tue h'"'
at tho count.