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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-25
CHANCEOBTATNS SKEETER
CLUB FOR YANKEE FARM
Sale of M'Breen'S Stock to FOgarty Means
That Peerless Leaders Wishes Have
Been Apparently Fulfilled.

Frank Chances effort to obtain the
Jersey City Club for training pur-
poses will probably be realized. The
deal has been accomplished IN a quiet
way. Thomas A. Fogarty, close
friend of Frank Farrell, having pur-
chased Hugh McBreens stock. in the
Skeeter club
Thomas Fogartys a New York real
estate dealer, is the newest debutante
in international League social circles.
Fogarty became magnate yesterday
by purchasing Hugh MeBreen's por-
ton of the Jersey City Clubs stock.
The newcomer is said to be an
ardent baseball enthusiast and should
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FIFTY TIGERS REPORT

PRINCETON, N. j.. Feb. 25.-Near-
ly fifty candidates for the Princeton
baseball team reported yesterday to
Captain worthington for the initial
workout of the season. The men were
put through a two hours drill in
Osborne cage by Coach Clarke, who
win have charge of the squad
throughout the coming season. The
Tigers will leave on their Southern
trip March is.
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KING ooRANG BEATEN
IN AlREDALE DOG SHOW

King Oorang.A the great Irish ter
rier dog owned by Andrew Albright.
jr.. president of the Rubber and Cell
luloid Turning Company, Of this city.
was beaten for first place in the open
dog event at the third annual dog
show of the Airedale Terrier Club. Of
Long Island, held at the Murray Hi
Lyceum yesterday Gold Heels. owned
by John MeGeugh. won first honeEs.
Empost Kennels Empost Hat13es
which was a winner in the local show
recently, being shown by Mrs E n.
Post, also lost yesterday.
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MORROW PUTS BENEDICT
AWAY IN SECOND ROUND

Al Benedict was knocked out insthe
second round OF four-round bout at
the Central Institute last night by
Billy Morrow, of the United States
navy. who was fully twenty pounds
lighter than his opponent Benedict
wanted to quit at the very start of
the second round. He was sent 70
the mat with a right hook and puF
posely rolled out of the ring. He was
picked up by several spectators, en-
tered the ring again in a groggy con-
dition and fell to the floor a second
time. He arose at the count of nine
and, grabbing Morrow's arms, held
on for dear life. A minute before the
bell, the navy Tad managed to pull
away and sent another right flush on
the jaw, Benedict again falling out OF
the ring. Morrow had the better of
the opening round by a good margin
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FIRST PLACE TIE EXISTS
! IN SWITCHBOARD LEAGUE

1t is not likely that the Geltzeiler
and Curran teams will decide the
tie in the Essex County Switchboard
League. There seems to be a hitch,
and it is said that the former will
not play Each has scored seventy
points. The Shines finished third,
while the Reillys, by beating the
Flynns in two out of three games
last night. took fourth honors. Fifth
went to the Heinemans, sixth to the
Hayes, seventh to the Flynns, eighth
to the Lavelles and last to the Green
Ibergs.
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NIFLoT AT MINERS

Jack Niflot. instructor Of the City
Athletic Club. New York, will meet
an unknown who claims the cham
pionship of the South, in the main
wrestling bout at Miners Empire
Theatre, 10 Washington street, to-
morrow night. The second bout will
introduce Jhalmar Ludini, the Greek,
and Sandelle. George Bothner will
ofIiciate as referee.
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WRESTLING AT THE oAYETY

Young Wiley is training in the big
gym of the National A. c., of New
York, for the finish match he will
engage in with Nicola Montagano, the
hurley Italian welterweight mat
artist. which win be staged at the
Gayety Theatre tomorrow night. A
contest between Joe Rusek and Mar
tin Ludecke will also be staged John
P Dunn win officiate as master of
ceremonies.
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get along well with President James
J. Lillis vino retains controlling
interest in the club.
With the financial affairs Of the
club Strengthened out. Manager Larry
Schlafy will be in a position to
steer the skeeter craft with firmer
hand than last season. Schlafiy is
not saying much, but he intends TO
get every ounce Of energy out of his
men. He claims he has an ad-
vantage in having the best training
camp of any international League
club, and declares that if his team
gets a flying starr like it did last
season there viii be no toboggan
slide.
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CHIEF JUSTICE RUSSELL
TO SPEAK AT BANQUET OF
THE ROAD HORSE DRIVERS

The dinner committee Of the New
Jersey Road Horse Associations
fourteenth annual dinner. which viii
be held in Kruger Auditorium on
Thursday night, March 70, has COM
pleted It's list Of speakers. Prominent
among those who will give addresses
are. Chief Justice Isaac Franklin
Russell. of New York; Professor J.
Leslie Tompkins. Of New York Uni-
versity: ]. w. Mccarthy. Of Jersey
City: the Rev DR.. z. A. WATSON. OF
this city, and DR.. J. x. Forster, presi-
dent of the Road Horse Assoeia ton
Of New York and the New York drig-
ing Club
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Shooting from AeropIane
at the Sportsmen's Show

For generations the word wing
shot has occurred in the nomenela-
ture of field sportsmen as a familiar
term Now what viii be the term for
winged sportslnen who viii sfsesz
birds hying2 This, it is on record.
has already been achieved and prae-
tised. and in the sportsmen's show
which viii open Thursday afternoon
at Madison Square Garden expea5-
ments will be made in demonstrating
the practicability Of not only Shoots
ing from a flying machine. but brea L.
ing clay pigeons therefrom.
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JACK JOHNSON
WORSE;LITTLE.
HOPE FOR LIFE
Negro PugiIist's Condition Ex.
tremely Critical. According
TO Chicago Report.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Jaek Johnsoa.
champion heavyweight fighter. Is san
TO De dying at his home toHas.
Johnson has been suffering from
pneumonia for several days ana hIs
doctors say the end IS near TIE
two cases against johnson. smuggling
and white-slav-ng which we're t.
have been talsen up TO-DAY, were cor.
tinued when tie Federal officials
we're inforae 81 his condition.
Ever sine Jtrson married his Sec
9nd Nhite he has been leading
a fast life. si.i the doctors are an
tnoflts Tor fh7 statement that his
health and general constitution haxa
been undermined to such an extent
that his recovery is something that
cannot be hoped for.
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He is a hard hitter and had the style
which pleased the patrons of the
South Broad street club. Joe Jean.
nette, the big negro heavyweight.
was Benedict's second.
It was "quitters' night in the pre-
liminaries. Young Fred quit in the
second round with Young Van, a
former High School football star of
Elizabeth. Young Ponto stopped
Young Fonten in three rounds.
Young Elmer threw up his hands in
the third round Of his bout with Jim
Mezza. Frank Sully. after receiving
a good beating, had enough in two
rounds. Young Dover went three and
half rounds with Willie Mccarthy,
while Young Boyer settled Fred Vet
tering in less than a round. Young
Russo and Joe Quinn and Young Col
die and Battling Dillane went four
rounds to draws.
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Rnol. Grouse Defeated.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 25.-In an in
tercity show here last night between
New York and Pittsburgh fighters the
New York boys carried off the honors,
In the main bout, between Tommy
Bergen. of New York. and Buck
Grouse, a local boy, Bergen, by his
rushing tactics, bested Grouse.
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MON anal Happx Davis DRAW.

HAZLEToN. Pa, Feb. 25.-Eddie
Moy, of Allentown. and Happy Davis,
of Philadelphia. fought ten-round
draw here last night Moy won a
popular decision on points. Harvey
McCaffery, of Hazleton, knocked out
Jack Welsh, of Syracuse, with less
than dozen blows in the first round.
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OLD DR.. GRINDLE
OVER 80 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN
LOCATED OVER 80 YEARS At
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advice FREE MEDICINE 81
His professional services are the lowest.
Hours, 0 to o; Sundays, to 3,
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LONDON, Feb. 25.-Matt Wells, the
English lightweight, defeated Hughie
Michigan, the Australian champion,
last night in twenty-round fight at
the National Sporting Club, Wells
won on points.
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An BROWNS ToNIoHT

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-At Browns
gymnasium tonight Kid Black, who
has been doing some great fighting
for the past six months, will meet
Patsy White, that hard-hitting boy
from the East Side.
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BAusEWEIN TO ATLANTA

eaGeorge Bausewein, of Willow street.
will leave next week for Atlanta, Ga,
where he will begin practise with the
Southern League baseball team of
that city.
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Pavese Knocks Out His Man

= Young Pavese knocked out Dick
Sullivan in the second round Satur-
day night at Bronx Gymnasium
Pavese ne3rly had Sullivan out in
the first round.
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PHILADELPHIA Feb. 25.-Young
Mccartney, the Port Richmond well
terweight. defeated Kid Whitman. of
Baltimore, in the wind-up at Olympia
last night. There was not much to
the contest except as an exhibition
gameness on the part of Whitman.
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IN the Boxing World

decision over Kid Ghetto. of this city.
last night in a fast ten-round bout
at the Olympic A. c. Houck was the
aggressor throughout and had the
better of four rounds.
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sheridan Gets verdiet.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 25.-Mickey Sheri-
dan was given the decision over Jake
Abel in an eight-round bout last
night.
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brennan WHIPS Ross.

Chip stopped Tommy Gavigan in two
rounds last night.
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COLUMBUS, Feb. 25.-Knockout
Brennan defeated Hugh Ross in .
ten-round bout here last night.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Tommy
Houck. Of Philadelphia, earned the
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CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Bantamweight
Champion Johnny conlon says he
will soon be ready to sign articles
for a match with Kid Williams, and
claim the $500 which Sam Harris,
manager of williams. promised TO
give to charity the day the papers
are signed.
Conlon says he will give the money
to the Working Boys Home here.
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Chip Lands n. o. ON GaviEan.
YOUNGSTOWN, Feb. 25.-George
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titut;r hy this great power
ting have at their comm md & nd
are using it for dishonest p4r'
, poses to gr;l.;Iy the ,ustS o. She
! flesh. md no, only tney h1,
! professionalism is following in yhc
same wake, We have warned you
OF this tact and now We ask you
in nc name OF Jesus Christ oar
..prd, TO hear the council OF God.
IS ~ pleads with YOU as d IovluG
father pleads with his wAyWa"d
,cbid; and the Wooing 0e his
spirit by which we cry Abba
. Father! And to yo1 now dear
reader, by tie Word Of God we
SPEAK as unto cnildrcn, cast of
the works Of darkness aud put
0n the Whole armor of light. Be
nno yo.led together with them,
, for what fellowship hath righ-
taOusn2sS with urrightpuus0a>s.
o.. what communion natE light
VIII darkness, o. WhaG lel,)W'
Ship hahn Christ with betial; Gnu
what agreement hath the lem.
pc OF the Holy Ghost, with an
idol; for you are bought With a
price; therefore glOr,ty God. in
your own body, for We are the
temple OF God For this cause
God hath said ! vii! dwell ia
them and walk in l,Ieu1. and I
will be thci: Goa, and they shall
be INV people, lie says;
,! "Whtrefore come out from a.
ulonS them and bo we separate.
saith the Lord and touch not the
unclean thing: and | will receive
you, And will be a Father unto
you, and ye shall be my sons and
daughters saith the Lord Al.
might" (3Cor. Cj-l7-lS. }
Also road,
Having therefore these prom
), Use dearly beloved let US cleanse
ourselves from all tilthiness OF
the nesh and spirit, perfocIing
holiness in the fear OF God."
, Co... 7-l.
Oh yes. let us cast out the
spirit of darkness that now work
/ ell, in the children of disobedi
, encei the prince of the, power OF
, the air. See EDhe. %. in
whom the god of this world (the
beast and his power) hath blind.
Ell the minds Of them that believe
, not: for there are many unrully
and vain takers and deceivers.
Bat thou, On dear one, study
y to show thysclf approved unto
, God, a workman that needeth
noJ be ashamed rightly dividing
the Word of Truth, and it shall
be given unto you to know tue
, mysteries of the kingdom of God
, for the Word Of God is quick and
powerful. and sharper than a
Two edged sword; for they are
{ they thai testify OF Linn.
Let US therefore come boldly
un'o he throne OF grace, that
SO may obtain mercy and lind
, help in time Of need, ana make
/ straight paths for our feet, and
be at peace with all men, let
f brothcr!y love continue, and b.
| not forgetful to entertain stran
!, gers, for thereby some have ell
}, tertalneu angels unaWares: re-
L member them that are in bonds
$ as bound with them; also those
! that suffer adversarjcs, aud
, those that arc in prisoL, the
poor, and the needy, the widows
and tho orphans: hold up those
that are weak. aud il you over
take brother in d fault, restorc
i such a one in the meekress Of
i the spirit and love, and let youl
: conversation be without covet
neSs'be content vlth tho Blessing
of the Lord, with such thirgs a.
3 He has given you. for He hat,
e |said. I will never leave tbce 80,
iforsake thee: SO that we 4uay
lhcj0lv say. The Tnrd IS uny
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are resting vour rort uunn tho
authority Of Chrst's words, who
is now 1T tic right hand Of Tho
Father ard rs an s1,nca.n far
Ms And j{a vill ran,,in rh,,rn
untn tha snlnass ~ ti,,, v,hao
His second coming sha!! %.
Which time will rayna} .t,.sc,,
Of nprdi;jon VIII, Hath w;,llrl
the scaDtnr Of illumination RI
dcsola1ion al rhrD tho last dave.
and; in whom satan i: rothori,r
and v,u oat.;ar ,,o,. and Na.og
TO hot,}s for tnn rnnbar ri
wnonl is a, the sand OF tho sea,
to cumpass the camp OF the
saInts,
Wherefore, we cordially iuYit9
you to acr"pt the gospel oi the
Lore an& Saviour Jesus Christ
and pleadlngly ask you to cast
Off the net and no longer Worship
! he best. @" fr'rN his Norn'cj.
Gus teachings; bus break IN
OF you his yoke, and take up
your cross and follow Christ,
and worship God, for Christ
saws. His woke is easy. and his
burden is light. and b. vii, ,-;va
rest unto YOUR soDI. and Ua saws
o)assed are they that mt thpi,,
trust in Him and that IA H..
commandments far thov shar
enter in thru tha cato into tbe
|ft)v Cjtv. for without arn DORIS
, sorccrars, v;ormnncprs ,nnr.
| derers, and ido]atars and why.
soever loveth and n,ol,n,h = liza
1,nr yoh, t,,. 49, 49,. 1
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..11..uUal from Ia st week,

o., dear reader do not be miss
la any longer, but listen 20 the
kiGt words Of q crucifiel and
risen Rcdecmcr, and he as firm
as ppnsanns(the same waa Chris
to zclotusJ (kef page 1872 Tor
-Antipls. Rev. :,-12.l This man
was one Of the companions Of
-. ,lthcr, when be was taken sick
,on pretention) as they iourneyed
to the council that was to unite
catholics and heretics Together,
But just one more of l-althcr's
| letters to the pope, is all VIC
, shall give in this worh. It reads
thus;
Most worthy Father in God,
once more approach YOU, mob in
person, but by letter, cntreating
iyour patcrnaI goodness to listen
t. me graciously. Now therefore
most worthy Father, Confess.
as I have already done before that
] nave not shown(as has been re.
ported' sufficient 1nodesty, meek
ness, or respect for the name Of
the sovereign pontiif; and al
though | have been greatly pro.
vokcd | see chat it would have
been better for me to have con
Quoted my cause with greater
humility mi!dncss and reverence
This grl-ves inc very much and +
ask forgiveness I will publicly
confess 1t to the people from the
pulpit. as indeed | have often
done before. / will endeayor by
Gods grace to|spcak differently
Nay more, am ready TO prom
Use freely and of my own accord
not to utter another word on
the subject If this business is ar.
ranged. But also let those wh 0
made me begin be compelled on
their part to be more moderate
hencefortn III their sermons or
to be silent. As for the tru tn OF
my doctrine the authority OF St
Thomas and other doctors can
not satisfy me | must hear ,if l
am worthy to do so) the voice of
the bride, which is the Church
For it is certain that she heals
the voice Of the bridegroom,
which is Christ, In all humil.
lily aud submission therefore
entreat your paternal love to re-
fer all this business so unsettled
up to this day to our most holy
lord Leo X in order that the Chu.
rch may decide, pronounce and
! ordein, and thai I may retract
~llh u good conscience or believe
with SINCERITY" REF, of the
IL Gentry Vol l, Page 402.
Now ii any one can read these
letters and peneve that Luther
was not the beast that the Revel'
ator saw rise up out of the earth;
and still say ne was a good man
they Can say more then VIZ can
For we say he flied The place OF
tne second beast, and III was TINS
uad maj thai POlLauess refused to
obey, auu VIII ills pl0pu IN cunncc
tlOnplth GnOusdnuSoi OTHERS, the
| Word was preserved, on down
the annels OF time until it has
reached our hands; and while
the whole world has been wrap
ned IN darkness the Word mas
stood. and will stand until the
end Of time, pure as a Golden
Com
! And from this stand point you
will panty see that the object
had in view by this man and his
colleague, was not q true one.
ll7or t1ls- letJers show that be
twas determined that the pope
should be acknowled d God,
and have Christ ignored and his
laws rejected. He even confes'
SEQ tsAL ne dad not done right
aud mat the pope's ear was that
ul C.riyl's and that With hi it
would pe just as The pope said!
! And THIS scheme, il tue course
Of time brs FURNISHED thn
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welding this ScoD:nr Of NoWCr
a,one, but standing uElcr the
towering mast of the ship pres
tlGc, touilt by the lpcher OF the
second beast viewing the chas:ns
of presumption, the a1u(terate3
fields Of dis 1ciatipn va are
made 10 realize the iacc LNat no
longer does this power only hn.
lonr to the catholic church, who
ara gaining poHor over orr
country.
But in those chasms and fields
that we are wing, it is spr'al
ING its deadly work, and banctnl
destruction in the name. o.
christian science or animal
magnetism.
And with these remarks, w
shall again tura to our wort By
presenting to you some facts
upon this power as they ar, pre-.
sented to us by ore Of the most
honest OF their me nher anu il
reads thus; I'VE are placing in
your hands most potent agency
for good or evil; used for prup,'r
purposes and with a clear ap.
pre- cnslOn Of what you owe to
yourself and others, j. will cause
thousands to rise w and call
you blessed but on the other
hand ii you think only Of your
self, and Il you .ake the advan.
taga OF the Ignorance ut the NUT
tituue ard use for dishoncst pur'
poses these great powers, which
are placed at your mand
language cannot describe the
punishment you will deserve and
wifi faliow, on such IL course: foi
this study, above all others.
must be approached with the
most profound feeling Of rcver
encc and awe,
No tr;tling is eNcusab!c, nc
levity in place. For it deals
directly with, the immortal part
Of man, (thc soul.)
1t gives US control over the
bodies aud minds Of others, il
teaches US how to cure diseases
and gain information of the pas
present and future; it places thl.
world and the next, within til;
range OF our vision and gives US
knowI' dge of things, and pace,
ali things "iCnin our grasp,
Does not This remind you of tn,
Hubtility of the serpent? Certain
~ it does. Fori makes you a.
gods. But this is only one among
the thousands that cou'u bt
given: and for it's Authenticity
please see, DR. Clark'S Hour.
at Home; " M DrspIne. Inspec
tor of mineral waters, in AK il
t,avnv.'' Harriet Martineaw,
"Maximi'ian Hell. ""Dr Fredpr
ick An,tony," "Mesmer;;" Al,
also the d. m md made in 1886 o.
the Academy at Paris, for an in
, vestigatiou, and at the end ot
that time, they made a report
that was favorable to al! tho
leading prctentions Of ANNA
magnetism. Linking these
truths with the. magicians O
Daniels, time. (Dan. 1-2) anG
then TO thnsc of " oses time
Exodus. Til From thence into
the Garden of Eden where TIL
serpent beguiled Eve; with thi!
Same tumul,ious power, we thcl
will have it traced back to it,
very fountain head.
And from this head you cal
see it's turbulent waters spre ad
ing their waves over the heart
and minds Of the people of al
ages and has been the sole cauS
of men lifting themselves up a.
though hex we're gods.
And today, the same power i.
holding men slaves, under tn,
flow If It's poisonous streams
by the teachings of the beast un
de catholicism by taking advar
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-11-13
QUESTION no. &C.

CREssET' please tell me
the Mother and Father OF
rous, Martha and Mary wasI
obliCe. !, Alta Ferguson.
er No. Tex as Co.