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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
BOIL WELL WATER.
Board Of Health Investigating Cases
of Typhoid Fever.

Board of Health investigating Cases
of Typhoid Fever.
The recent death OF Alvin Barron, after
short illness OF typhoid fever, the ILL.,
ness OF Roscoe Clement, whois now gradu-
ally recovering after a slow run of the
disease lasting thirty days, and several
other cases during the past few months,
have directed the suspicious OF the board
OF health to well in the vicinity Of Wy
man park from which the roys drank.
1t is true that in the cases reported, each
Of the boys drank at different places water
that might have contained the germs of
the disease, but it is a coincidence, at least,
that in ali the cases Investigated, all the
boys drank water from the well under
suspicion, though others who drank from
the same well suffered no i'll effects.
The board OF health is making a thor
ough Investigation, and will have water
from this and other wells in the vicinity
analysed. The board will also forbid the
use OF water from these wells until the
water has been tested.
The board also advises all users OF we'll
water in the city to boil ii before
using, and to have the water analyzed
frequently.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.

Harry G Austin & Co-Furniture, etc.
Century Boot Shop.
For sale--Auto.
Carriages-HarrietC G Davis, Admx.
p w Ailey-Public auto.
BANGOR:
Eastern Trust & BankingCo.
LYNN MASS:
Bay State HOSIERY Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
GREEN LAKE.

The Maine Central car shed was burned
to the ground Sunday morning. 1t is not
known how the fire started. There was
no one around, as the foreman was the last
one who run his car in.
Charles Harlow, OF Brewer, has sold his
cottage at Green Lake to M. Quinn.
Saturday and Sunday quite number of
fish were landed, among the lucky ones
being Leslie Allen, DIR. w. E. Clark,
Everett Allen, c. Gallagher, /. Winches-
ter, d. Mason, s. Daub, one salmon each /;
Low Graffam, one trout; J. Currier, two
salmon and one trout; Frank Clark, David
Cox and Howard Vining, OF Boston, five
salmon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04

sundays; Arrives 81. m; leaves for west.
$40 . m.
Registered mail should be at postoffice half
an hour before mail closes,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04

was the active assistance given by two
young misses, Christina and Elleneen
Doyle. Since four or five years OF age,
these girls have accompanied the comrades
OF VIM. II. FL. Rice post to woodbine and
Evergreen cemeteries TO assist in the deco
ration of the graves of veterans, and have
come to look upon this service as loving
duty for each year. They have not reached
that age of young womanhood when it
will he violation of propriety to add that
Christina has been performing this beau
tiful service for eleven years, and Elleneen
for seven years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. Alonzo Frazier has been seriously
ill.
w. S. Moore lost valuable work k-horse
recently.
Leon Brown and wife, of Ellswort h
Falls, called at Mrs. Browns Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Moore, of Nieolin, visited
friends and relatives here few days.
Mrs. Abby Moore has returned from
Ralph Sargent's, where she has been en-
ployed several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Garland's sister, Mrs.
Sarah Sargent, OF Aurora, aged ninety
years, died this week, Mrs. Garland is
nipety-four.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT KLLswoRrH rosToFFicR.
In effect March 81, 1878.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsr-7.is a IN; Ala, e.25 M.
Prom EAsr--Ii.06, il.57 m; 5.47, 1852 m.
MAIL CLOSES AT PosroFPrcR
Goiss wRsr-io.so. ii.so n m; Sis, 9p m.
GoiSe EAsr-5.s5 a m; 8.s5. q m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

There was a meeting in the grange hall
Sunday.
Miss Caro- Pray, rho has been very ill of
pneumonia, is able to be about the house.
Mrs. Abbie Staples, who has spent the
winter with Mrs. Eunice Williams, is at
home.
Capt. George W. Alley and wife, OF Ellis
worth, were guests OF w. L. Remick and
wife Sunday.
d. c. Reynolds has rented the Johnson
place in Surry, and will move his family
there this week.
Mrs. irving Closson, of BluehilI, is
SPENDING few weeks with Capt. d. F.
Closson and family.
Earl Tinker, of Massachusetts, spent a
few days with his grandmother, Mrs.
George Day, last week.
Capt. Ernest Ray and wife left Friday
for Boothbay to join his vessel, the
schooner Henry B. Haverai.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
FOR SALE

MOTOR BOAT, 13 1-2 feet long,
oak frame, cedar bottom, mahogany
top, copper fastened, finished in nat
ural wood, varnished and put in first
class condition this present spring
l 1-2 b. p. Knox engine. All in first
class condition to put in water.
Price, 1925 if sold at once. Inquire
of c. c. BuRRmL, Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
saatelle's Circus Coming.

Sig. Sautelle's circus is billed for Els
worth Friday, jane Ii, at Wymsn park.
This circus is heralding wild west fea-
tares as an attraction this year, with
novelty as the keynote. Indians, cow
boys, cewgirls and the atmosphere of the
forest pCedominste.
These are headed by "Nebraska Bill",
who has record of bravery as an Indian
fighter and pioneer. He has battled the
redskins in their native heaths, and is a
master of woodcraft.
The Indians and wild west features he
captains are real habitants OF woods and
forests. This feature of the show will be
shown in rings and on hippodrome track
This wild west novelty is "the trimmings"
of the circus, menagerie and hippodrome.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
NORTH ELLSWORTH

Mrs. Ida Flood is with her aunt, Mrs.
Hillman Heath.
FL. f. Maddocks spent the weekend
with his wife and daughters at Bar Harbor.
The embroidery club met with Mrs.
Abiah and Mrs. Lizzie Mason Thursday,
with ten present.
Miss AbDie Richardson, who is teaching
at Nicolin, was the guest of Miss Ruth
Maddocks Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
COMING EVENTS.


Saturday evening, June I, at Society hall
Dance.
Friday,sJune 10, at Wyman park--Sau-
telle's circus, afternoon and evening.
Wednesday, June IS, at Hancock hall
High school grad duation exercises in alter
noon; class play and ball in the evening.
Thursday and Friday, June 10 and 20, at
Baptist church-Annual meeting Hancock
county w. c. T. U. Speaker, Miss Rose
Adella Dawson, of Ohio.
June 20-22 - Ellsworth Free Baptist
quarterly meeting at East Franklin,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
advertisements.

To-day, as yesterday, is his
tory, and tomorrow is yet to
come.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04

Doctor - Yes, gentlemen, ! have sold
these pills for over twenty-five years, and
never heard word of complaint. Now,
what does that prove? Voice from the
crowd That dead men tell no tales,
guv'norl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
cTtIPPLE CItEEK MAY nr
EE fngfrpYFsn uN Et.fftf. =

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept ga
late reports today Indicate thnt tho
strike situation here Is more serious
than az first supp0rod and that a
may also lead 60 partial paralysis nt
least of mining operations in the Grip
pie Crock district which secures most
of ils fuel from this point
An Investigation shows that inc
Colorado Springs and Interurhan
Halfway company operating the street
car Hines OF TIE region, has only coal
enough on hand 20 run It's plant fOr
ten days at hall service. other pub
DC utilities companies are said Go he
short of fuel and some OF the mills
and smclicfe such az ihc Golden Cy-
Gle mill at Colorado city have bat a
four days supply Of fuel.
The operators arc having moro
trouble In securing strike breakers
than was anticipated, u D. said n
has developed that the men secured
nj Pueblo yesterday refused TO work
when they were interviewed by local
organizers upon their arrival az Pike
view.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
WOULD ELIMINATE
REGIONAL BANK
PLAN FROM
Bl Ii
Senators Reed, Hitchcock and
Bristow Would Mangle Cur
renoy Measure Beyond All
Recognition.
CRITICS FEAR COMBINE
TO PINCH SMALL BANKS


[By LEASED Wire Ga Evening Herald |
Washington. sept. 23.-COmplcte
revision of the framework of the ad-
ministration currency bin was pro-
posed by Senators Reed, Hitchcock
and Hrlstow today during .ho cxaml-
nation OF Samuel untermyer before
the senate banking committee.
Reed and Hitchcock have vigorous
ly assalied certain provisions of the
house bill. To-day senator Reed ad-
vancod what he called the Hitchcock
plan, which would eliminate the
Hchems of rsgiunni reserve banks
ana substitute a government issue uf
currency Co individual b .nka ON COM
mcrclal paper backed by "A so per
cent sold reserve up to 20 pcr cent
of the capital stock or each bank.
That would be in addition 20 tho
preHoni hank note issue.
senator Reed criticized the rcgiOn-
al hank plan as making the individ-
u1l banks "mbscryicnt tu some COM
9ination of hanks"
Mr.. untcrmyer opposed tho Hitch
cock plan as not offering enough se-
curlty To the government for the issuc
of tho currency Mr. Cntermycr viii
return Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
TwFNTY-EIGHT REFUGEES
DIE N TEXAS ClTy

Washington. Sept. 2s.-Todoy's dip-
iomatit dispatches reported twenty
eight American refugees due " Texas
city tomcFrow from Vera Cra2 On the
steamer C'ily % Tampiro. The consul
"a Tampica reported That since Aug
ust 23 No had sent more than fo0
rcrneosq 20 IAred0 nnd Galveston. and
that ouly O FEW more we're expected TO
SO from Tamploo. According to ad-
Vices from Torreon there arc approx
imateiy 800 Americans Ia thnt city.
many anxious 10 leave Many ref
ugoes are reported en- route from
purango 20 Neuvo Laredo via Mexico
city when rebels dynamised n rail-
road train 50 miles south of saitino
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
so PR CENT STRIKE IN
HUEItl,aNO hNn Las NNfMAS

Trinidad. Cnlo.. Sept 23. Elehsy
per cent or more Of the miners 81
Las Animas and Hucrfano counties
struck this morning The union
leaders declare hy tonight tha, the
tlc-up viii be complete The npcr-
atorH declare that every mine Ia the
two counties but three Is workinE
with few men. stnrkvllle Ia this
county and Ideal and Picton ia Huer-
fano county are closed. No disturb
anccs have occurred.
Later reports from the coal mines
of Las Anlmas show that the number
of men who are working and who
have failed 20 regard the strike or
der "a Increasing. Ninety men are ~
work at Erlmcro, seventy az sopris
and f2b az Morley, and for the op-
orators tho situation has assumed a
more hopeful aspect. Hundreds Of
striking miners hitherto not mem
hers of the union have crowded she
local headquarters OF the United
Mine Workers this morning 60 Join
ths union and receive the benefits.
The accommodations for shelter
provided by the organization have
boen inadequate at several places in
the county. scores OF women ana
children who .saisca o1t of tho
camps were caught In dronching
rain and reached the nearest camp Of
he strikers suffering somewhat from
exposure a steady stream OF strik-
ing miners has hocn pouring into this
city 90 find hahitntions until the
crisis Is over.
This morning sheriff J. $. Grishnm
and Dhtrict Attorney J. .. Hendrick
held consultation to consider the
matter Of ordering the closing Of an
saloons IN view of the quiet that
prevails here ana the absence Of an
disorder the order was not given.
The exodus of the miners from the
camp has been going on peaceably
and no attempt has been made Ca re-
strain them. The reports OF the
morning show that the tio-up of the
coal mining industry IN l.as Animas
county Is by no means complete. op-
crations arc going ON with "a reduced
force or mon. The officials of oper-
niing coal companies have asserted
that unless those now az work lagor
lay down their tools the backbone
of the strike viii be broken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23

flss Feaaei Nlfa 10 fsrsdnR Herald
Ei re1o, Te2. Sept s3.--Dr. q. II.
schockeiiotd, 30 American citizen. az
rived hrie teddy from Santa hoaaIIa
'hinhahuH, Mekice. fefa7fn from
rancho villa, the rehtl ltaHer. ,ho
eeee him - hours to get ONT ar s.
Killed. iir sehnokclford r nntipe
Of Frankfort. 49, aud has been living
IN SANTA Iiosaih Tor slx wears lIa
says whom Villa aud his feiiai hnba
enttrcd tnc town on lhe iaih, VlIIa
rout for him, foid hlm 30 w4a tiiaa
nf yeu American filibuslefF hn
in Mexico and declared that hc would
shopt them 40 q they di9 not get
oui
"vllla took ali my books ana ac-
counts and told me he N0ula collect
my money said ha vile 4is0 enff
my house and furnlshinna were for-
feitcd to the rebels and placed two
guards over me 90 see that ! Ola not
depart with any money On property. I
icit at one o'cioek the morning ~ the
18TH had io walk out. carrying a
suit case. which a ail I escaped WITH
: hired an old mule az d ranch and
reached the Texas line az presidio
sunday night
n reached Ei paao this morning
Ny family was forced 70 flee from
santa Roealla IN May last They ARE
noW I'm chihuahua. All tho Mexican
men or prominence in Santa floEniia
have had 20 flco from tho rebels and
when ioft there last Tuesday norm
Ing. villa had thrown all the proni.
nent Mexican women of The town into
iaii FOR what purpose DO not know.
and had ecnrchcd every home for
money There is not five hundred
dollars LEFT n the town Vnin told
me he was Roina 60 kiu the American
~ the Conchas Dam COM
ponN ncnr santa Roealia lie kas
promoted 20 captain the lieutenant
who killed nurton. the New Jersey
man. some time ago"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23

received such n demand
THE statute recognlzcs n cnndi.
dates right 10 be given notice OF or
rors IN his statement and HIS right "a
an opportunity 10 correct them. The
state cannot call him 10 account until
II first has accorded him the right.
The penal code does not require a
ncndidatc 20 fio q statement Of con-
tributi0ns mnco TO him and there are
no other statutes on this subject.
incorrect statements Of facts. In
serted In an afidavlt. but not mater
ial thereto. do not constitute perjury
Perjury cannot he based ON an
oath which was neither required uot
authorized by law.
AS the election law does not re-
auiro the statement 10 be verified and
as neither thc cletciOn Jaw nor tho
pcnnl code require the candidate 20
insert contributions made 10 him
there ig no ground for the charge Of
perjury. nor for the cherEe Of neglect
" duty"
These points were advanced In a
supplemental brief which came az "a
surprise "a members ~ tho high court,
10 whom copies of Judge Herrlck's
original brief had boen distributed.
Messengers were sent scurrying TO
obtain law books and the members
seemed to take a greater interst In
the now contentious than they had
evinced during any ~ the other legal
proliminarios Informal whispered
computations were held.
shortly hofora natourument for
lunch Edgar r. Bruckctt began 60
speak On behalf OF the prosecution. Iie
argued that candidate for office Or
as amenahic 90 the laws governing
the place Go which as aspires az is
the occupant Of a.
A criminal act committed before an
officers induction into office made the
perpetrator as guilty In his new posi-
tion as before his election, he de-
clarcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23

tby Leased wire 10 Evening Herald. ]
Albany. y. ", sept. 2s.-D. Cady
lierrick, counsel FOR Governor sulser
announced at the outset of today's
Session Of the hish court Of impoach-
meni that the governor would cease
honccforth 90 exercise the fsneslona
of the executive Office. until the tor.
mination % HIS trial.
Nearly al the members of the court
We're in their seats whom Il convened.
Tho court having overrulod the
motion of the respondent" said Judge
Cullen, TO dismiss the articles Of in-
pcavhment on the ground that the as
senibly had no right 90 prefer the
charges at any extraordinary seasion.
70 now becomes Incumbent on the re-
spondent 10 make answer 10 the
charges
Judge Herriek. chief counsel FOR
Governor Sulzer. then announced that
In view Of the fact that tho court had
refused 90 dismiss the proceedings.
the governor would renounce his
claim 90 the right 20 exercise the func-
tions of govcrnor pending the termi-
natlon OF the trial.
Juuke teFrich had the Uoor
throughout The morning session. After
long address Ia support of his mo-
tion for the dismissal Of three articles
uf the Impeachment, dealing with sui.
zer's statement OF campaign expenses
and allesed spcculations In wall
street. ho summed up his argument as
follows "'rhe failure uf the governor
to Ole % complete and accurate state
mont of campaign contributions did
not 80 constitute any ononse recog-
nizahle hy our laws
The election law docs not require
"a statement of contributions made 10
candidate.
'"fhe failure OF "a candidate 10 Rle
the statement required by this act is
not an ofionse. but subjects him 20 a
peremptory demand by a court to per-
form this duty william sulzer never
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
Defendant Deeply Moved BY
Eloquenoe Of Attorney
Pleading to Keep Client 0ut
Of Foolish-HOuse.
REAL STRUGGLE FOR
FREEDOM BEGINS
Both Sides Realize Time Of
sparring for Points Is Past
as Extradition Hearing Be.
gins.


tns Lonscd Wire 70 Evening herald. ]
Concord. n. IT, Sept. 2a.-- ilar-y
Kendall Thaw wept today as his
counsel pleaded with Governor F,i.
Ser not 10 surrender him To New Ycrk
authorities who were determined 10
return the fugitive to the Netteawan
Insane asylum.
Seated only "a few feet from william
Iravcrs Jerome. Thaw followed tho
arguments closely and when hia eyes
w"r not blinded by his handkerchief.
they were fixed intontly on the face
Of the special deputy attorney geuoral
~ New York as though he were the
man a. De convinced AZ Thaw's side
sat his mother and brother.
Jerome opened tho oxgradltlon arr
guments by merely saying that the
duty OF the governor TO grant the ox-
tradition was plain.
William G. Chase. OF Concord, for.
mer judge OF the supreme court ana
VIM. a. Stone OF Pittsburgh. former
governor ef pcnnsyivania. argued for
Thaw. They occupied an hour and
a half after which an adjournment
until 2 o'clock waH taken.
This afternoon was giyon 10 Jerome
10 reply
Judge ChaFe and Governor Stone
argued the petition for cxtrudition was
insufficient IN form and unsupported
hy the necessary evidence and that
ihe state of New York having, through
iis courts declared Thaw Insane. could
not now request from Now Hampshire
hls extradliion for crimo which by
its nature only sane mnn could COM
init This alleged crime was con-
spiracy TO escape from Matteawan.
ThawA real flRht Tor freedom be-
ran today with the opening OF the
extradition hearing by Governor Fol
kor, counsel on both sides realizod
that tho hour of legal sparrlng for
temporary advnniaHe had passed and
thnt the outcome rested on tho intor-
probation of points of law. regarding
which few. n any precedonts had
boon found
Mr., Jerome declared this afternoon
that the Dutohcss county grand jury
had Indicted Thaw. tlb said that an
indictment was found ana slrned. but
Il had not bcen made public at his
request IN order that he might pre-
sent "a tho Jury evidence againFt "the
instlgntor Of this plot. man of more
Importance than any ono yet mon-
toned ln ehls prOceeding."
Governor stone asked for time 20
nlc supplementary briefs ana was
granted until Monday The hearing
was then declared nt an end.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
NILITANTS BURN I
BIG HOLE I'M
100000
MANSION
Damage Amounting to $40o.-
600 Done BY Arson Squad Of
AmazOns Northwest of Liv-
erpool.

liiy Leased Wire e. Etanine fiern,H. Il
t-iycrpnpi Hnelnna, seps. 80. A4ili
iant HufifagetteH eef fife early tndas
% seatieid heuse AZ Eeaioflh. four
miics northwest Hf liverpool cnna.
inE sfvo.9ee iiatpaee. TNt HicH1f
of the "arson spuaar Left a nnant|lp
oi suffrage literature streWn nhnnt
the iawna.
The building waa formerly aspS
a convent and Was undcGeuinH fecnn.
structioH az a cost of 4t3e.oD0 al
was "a ~ turned into q hospital Tor
lmheciles. The entire property In
valued ue nearly $1,000 oee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23

Mexico CITY Sept. 21 rWanl1 i|r4
Anefiean refuetce fFqm pnfanao AZ.
rived here today. having traveled ops
erluna - Iacatecaa where they
boarded 9 train Tor the canliss 0nt
% shc nofmnl Amefiean popaiaiion
in purango of s.ooo lca ihan as. n'f
men. remnin.
Most ether foItiNuefa aIno harc l4ft
pnrnnno aeeordln9 to ths fef0Ne4
who say thnt the rebels rob afexInana
and Foreigners lndieefllnlnata,t eana
ranches were l4ofed ~ ostea That
nothing portable romhlnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
MINES IN CANON CITY
DISTRICT TIED Qp

Canon city, colo, Sept 2a with
the exception of two mines. the Royai
Gorgc and the Nonac No. 3. both om-
ploying small numbor OF men, the
mines in Fremont county are idle
this morning due 90 the strike
called hy the United Mine Workers
Of America. At Q o'clock partial rec
ports received from the coal camps
Indicated that as per cont of ape
proNlmatoly it0o men employed In
Fremont county had quit work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
DIsBARMENT DEMURRER
Is FILED BY RENEHAE


lspeeini Csfresponorete 90 the WeFaid1
SANTA Fo. n. ~, Sept. e3,~-h. -,
Konehau. q prominent attorney ~
this city and tho state. who is de-
fcudaut ia diaharmeut prueee0lngs
here, has filed a demurrer 90 the
charges Mr. liouchan b. alleged 20
have acted Improperly in three eases,
known as tho Juan f.oYni0 grant ac-
tion. the G0sset action Oholh iu iilo
Arriha county, ana the letsch case,
Ice This county
a hearing on the charges. should
thc demurrer not be sustained will
be hold September 20.
The disharment proceedings against
j. r. Wharton, oi Tucumcari. have
hoon advanced 90 November T. as Mr.
Wharton Us at present absent from
hla home Both matters are before
tho supreme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23

nentor sent 23A letter from
Former rfeeideni Roosevelt 10 Jnyen-
ilc IudsO u0n ~ LlndalN. endDyslne
ihc iurisl ln ATS fizht aaalnai q throai-
ened rccaii WAS made puAle here. Ia
hN iciier fhe former president SAYS.
Nrpry dncer mon and woman in ihe
lNtcd finioa should De heartily with
you Ia ibis slrussle"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
nllclIc 10 Tiaht Murphy.

san Francisco, Sept ga. Negotia-
hons for twcniy-round fight between
Wille Rltchic, lightweight champion.
ana Harlem" Tommy Murphy In this
city Ia November made some pro-
gross last nlghi. when Ritchie accept
ed promoters offer of $4,000. The
exact date was not settled. Rltchie
will 20 east this week and expects 90
meet Leach Cross In Now York. Oc-
tober 81, II ~ possible tho Ritchio-
Murphy bout win be scheduled for
Thanksgiving day