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Show DAILY PAGE SIX. I THE MYSTERIOUS KNOCKOUT BLOW JOURNAL STATE croud No Two Alike umpire the despite the ihrentciilns ailliud.s of It is very seldom that two are found exactly alike. Ieyes tit each ays separately and take great pains that the entire defect ie corrected. devote my entire time to fitting glaesse and PLAYS FOR TIME piled over the field, finally licensing clime upon the huge lines. DISThe Kame proceeded under difficul- WILL PROBABLY NOT CONSENT CONDITION OF UNREST AND SATISFACTION. TO JAPANESE CONDITIONS ties instil Hie fourth Inning, unen a foul tip Mruck a him ii m the crowd. Thi'iu were hoots and yells, but Ue Manchuria May Run Rad England Helpless to 8top the Call te ordered the gume in proceed, Fialda of crowd. With Blood for Yoara. Later anolher foul tip struck another ni.ui. and tne crowd rushed on the PARIS. July 11. There la a strange hollow FEW PEOPLE EVER KNOW WHAT field. The players, forming aadvanchere that President Roosevelt's belief so mini, bucked away from the KIND OF A PUNCH WINS. stand noble effort to end the war between the in grand Those mob. ing on the threw i iiMlnon i.nd other things Russia and Japan will lead to nothing. held. The niuh returned the missiles Shaken to Its very foundations by the Outsiders Have a Poor Chanco to As- ii nd forgot all about the pluyers. the umpire, In revolts all parts of the country, Ruscertain the Nature of a McLaughlin, Silk" yelled. sia. It la thought, will not consent to Dreamer. juiujied inlo the press box uud "Cel back to your seats. Here come the Japanese conditions, which natuthe mounted police. Rome of ynu will rally will be hard to comply with. hurt Ilirr you ever gone to u figlil amia beNot or the crowd obeyed, but This opinion la based on the unnan-linou- a all t rird ti explain what kind of those that did not feir back when the reports of French newspaper bluecoats galloped on the field. Dur- correspondents in St. Petersburg, who punch won for the victor? fifty-tw- o baseballs wets whut both games ing all agree that the fields of Manchuria IIow few people really know thrown into the crowd and were not will run red with blood kind of a punch wins. maybe for recovered. years In spite of all the diplomats may The most striking exuniple of tin da Odd Names of Pugs. is the rcif nt Root Hart figlit. JefOnly a few days ago one of the esara seem to for be was a Nicknames "It punch fighters says ministers said to the correapondednt of frie. the referee, won are few Here a a the of Hart. for past. thing to the chin" that Le Matin: In case of the peace negoHart says "it was a straight punch that often appeared in print, but now tiations the fight must go on. to: seldom referred "Perry Quesnan, below the heart that finished him. There Is not the slightest Intention Root snys: "He hit me in the pit "Kid" Pants, "Birds Legs Collins, on the part of Russia to ask for any Hnilth, ''Spider'' armistice. Billy of the stomach, and I could not get "Mysterious Mexican McCoy, Kelly, ''Hoosler iny breath. If General la beaten, and Thunder- he assures us Llnevltch Now what chance has the outsider to Pete" Everett. "The Rlm-will not be. we he that "Bar-badumen bolt," Ace of Spades" Brown, tell what It was when the three shall retreat to Siberia, leaving VladiDemon" Walcott, "Stockings vostok for the time most directly interested have dliteient being, to Its own versions of what punch won? This is Conroy. "Freight Train" Dunkhorst, resources. Vladivostok Is able to hold not the first time this thing has oc- "Shadow" Malier. Blink McCloskey, out for more than a year. curred. There is some excuse for Ihn Frank Craig, the "Harlem Coffee CoolThat will give us time enough to losing fighter to be mistaken, for the er. "Iron Man" Jim Burge, "Tug Wil- concentrate In Siberia an army of a all son, "Soldier" Wilson, "Jabber Carey, million inen. The present disturbance Jolt be receives forces him to forget thru has happened. Rut for some one "fienu Bruininel" Mike Leonard. "Bull means nothing. We shall be able to Willie Fitxgerald, "The find all the men and all to be sitting at the ringside and McCarthy. the money. watching closely all that Is going on Harp;" Qeurge Dixon, Little Choco- The wants to show his subects seems to 'Freckles'' uble tell late:" Honey" Mellody, and then not being that this is no mere colonial war, but House" Burns, a life and death "Rough strange, end yet it's a fact Maybe the O' Brian. struggle between two Rouse" n'Qrlen, nations. Sullivan. spectator is so excited that he forgets "Twin Black Griffo. sll about what is going on himself. Raltllng" Nelson, At the Sulllvan-Corbe- tt fight in New "Yank" Kenny, "Sandy Ferguson, ISLAND OF TRISTAN D'ACUNHA. Orleans time and time again you have "Black Bill, Alligator" Dodson. him knocked BendofT. "Tut "Butts" Alberts, "Wolf hnnrd people say Corbett out swinging rights and lefts to the Ryan. "Cyclone" Kelly, "Noah" Brusse, Where Human Beings Llva a Lifs of Ahern. Jaw." Sullivan was not knocked out. "Shorty" Crockey Boyle, Utmost Isolation. He was simply exhausted. He knew "Sparrow" Robinson, "Jockey" Reagan, most Isolated colonies of One ths as well as Corbett Just whut was going "Spike" Sullivan. of civilised human belnga on the face on. And, furthermore, it was no blow of the earth la that on the Island of Whits to Meet Britt. to the Jaw that hurt him; it was those drives to the stomach that did the LONDON. July 11. In a letter to Trlatan d'Acunha, which Ilea almost Sullivan did not fall; he Julies White, Charley Mitchell states midway between the Cape of .Good business. sank to the ground much In the man- that there will be plenty of money for Hope tnd Cape Horn. This lonely ner you would drop a pocket handkerthe Birmlnglunn boxer, when he meets island lies In such a position that It chief, and when Duffy had counted Britt Hgaln. He, in conjunction with misses both eastern and western ships ten he was on his feet telling the many others, considers that White did and the Islanders receive only the people he was glad that It waa an not do himself Justice on the occasion rarest visits from a whaler and occaAmerican that defeated him. of his meeting with the San Francisco from a British warship. The After that fight Jack McAullffe was man. Before leaving England White sionally him roasting him unmercifully, telling was Induced to Invest In some public Inhabitants number about seventy and that he didn't know the first rudiments house property, which utterly failed to are descendants of sailors, castaways of the fighting game. Sullivan sat in come up to his. expectations, and the and a handful of soldiers left on the the chair, with Lannon woiklng over Investment caused him heavy losses. Island when It waa garrisoned by a him and crying like a baby, telling The months of worry he experienced oompany of British artillery during when the told how Corbett "ran away, him. and did not tend to In- the time of the great Bontparte'i extruth of the matter ia that, after creaseupon chances for success. Failhis the first round, ivhen the apectators ing Rritt. Jabei can have a match with ile at St. Helena. When T. C. Kerry, a British capitalist, visited Tristan hisaed Jim for Jumping about the ring, Nelson at ail early date for Corbett waa the aggreaanor for the "Ruttling $5,000 a side. Other engagements twelve years ago he found a sailor balance of the battle, and after the await him during his second visit, pamed Green installed as the chief fifth round, when he cut Sulllvana which, it is said, will not take place man. The islanders have no laws, noae with a left hook, the Boston man within the next two or three months. church or money, but they have plenacted like a wooden image and waa ty of cattle and raise potatoes and helpless. even grapes. Grain they cannot raise, Miscellantous. In that fifth round Jack McAullffe with rats. unaaw that it was all over unleu the Old Jack McAullffe will step into the as this island Is Infested coarse-skinneand are The people expected happened, and he turned to ring again, and la even now on his acvcral of his friends and told them to way across to England to box his old rather childish In manner, but very get their money on Corbett. In that antagonist, Jemmy Carney, In Bir- honest and hardworking. fight McAullffe, for the first time in his mingham, on July 22. These two met and vicious life, aaw Sullivan In action, and he waa lust in a GHOSTS IN ROYAL PALACE. so thoroughly disgusted with what he draw at Point of Pines, near Boston, aaw that he turned to Dick Roche In in 1SS9. The ruining go will be for live the middle of the sixth round and said: rounds. Hampton Court Said to Have Visitors "Why. this fellow la a big stiff; he From the 8pirit World. don't know how to fight, and I can beat Abe Attell says that a cartoon of a Court palace, near LonAt Hampton him myself. Whoever told him that Han Francisco don, are, In exhibition fighting according to report, several he was a champion T" idea of taking up the ghosts, all of which belong, to the Of course at that time not much at- gave him his first Attell thought it would First is Jane Seytention was paid tq McAulllte'a re- profession. a fine thing to have hie own picture Tudor period. be on. aa marks. but later the battles of in the a who, clad In writer, says mour, some day, and butted Into Sullivan were reviewed, It dawned on one of paper and white carrying a lightgarments, the preliminary bouts in San the wise ones that McAullffe had the Francisco. O'Brien of Philadel- ed candle, ascends the Queen's stairJack thing alsed up right, and that never m phia is a natural born fighter. Ills case on the anniversary of the birth his palmiest day was Sullivan to be father's loft was his favorite of her son, Edward VL The ghost was hay In mentioned the same breath with ground, and all of the boys laid by the opening np of the stairJim JefTrlea aa a real world's cham- stamping In the neighborhood felt the sting of case. Mrs. Penn, the nnrse and foster pion. knockout blows mother of Edward VI, la the most per-'ten- t Yet there were sports who had seen Jacks him In all his battles, and who thought ghost. Since her grave waa While on his long Journey across the disturbed In Hampton church her him the greatest fighter of the age, not a drummer gaunt figure In a tong gray robe ha stopping to think that of all the men continent and travel-tire- d, Sullivan inet during his career but two remarked to Kid" Sullivan, who Is to walked the vicinity of her old rooms or three of them were us big and heavy fight Jimmy Britt in San Francisco in fl a few days, that ail good and true and the whirring of her splnning-wheas himself; the rest were small men. has been heard by several peoAmericans owed an everlasting debt of gratitude to Columbus, the dlscov-ei- er ple. The board of works Instituted an Sum a Newspaper. of this noble country." NEW ORLEANS. July 11. Morris inquiry and discovered a walled-u- p the Gratitude!" piped the kid in dis- room with an old aplnnlng-whee- l, llatton of New Orleans has brought suit In the United States district court gust. "Gratitude for discovering a treadle of which appeared to have Nothing of the worn the oaken flooring. The third against the Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledg- er place of this sixe! for 910.000 damages fur a criti- sort. Why, he couldn't very well have Tudor ghost is Catherine Howard, who cism of his umpiring of a baseball missed it if he had wanted to." la reputed to haunt a gallery about to game between the Canton and Jackson be opened to the public." teams. Hatton was official umpire of fans are each other the Delta baseball league. In the game howFight it will be asking before Jim Jeffriea long Inmentioned his rulings aroused the will le back In the ring as the result Considerate. dignation of the Jackson rooters, and of his recent experiences in "bucking Representative Kehoe of Kentucky In Its account of the the Clarion-Ledgtells qf a considerate Judge In his tiger. the game started off with: "Of all the on excellent authority state who It la passed a sentence on a man robbers who ever walked abroad In the that thestated former chumplon dropped guise of an umpire. Hatton is easily i'l.iOO at Reno in a game the other day, convicted of murder. The judge aald: Mr. Dodson, the Jury says you are the worst. As a partisan arbitrator of mil he la also said to have lost $3,700 the great American game he not only ;it stud poker In I .os Angeles. guilty of murder, and the law says takes the cake, but swipes the whole Hu the strength of these stories It is you are to be hanged. It la mywlsh bnkery and cook book as well. iicllci cl that the big fellow will have that you and all your friends on the waa more same much to There the to start out for a new bank roll In the river to know that It la not 1 who effect Hatton claims he was serious- near future unless the shall let gam- condemns you; It Is the Jury and the ly Injured by the article and deprived bling alone. law, Ur. Dodson. At what time, air. of a means of making a living, and would you like to be hanged?" therefore wants compensation. Falling Asleep In Sections. The prisoner made answer that It Riot at Ball Game. "It la an Interesting though not gen- waa a matter of Indifference to Mm, It required a squadron of mounted erally known fact, young gentlemen,1 and that he waa prepared to be swung police, reinforced by fifty blue coata on aid a lecturer In n New York city off at any time. The Judge continued: foot, to stop a riot at the Philadelphia college to hit "Mr. Dodson, It la a serious matter clan, "that when you ball park the other day. Fifteen men go to were plnced under arrest, and ten more once. sleep you do not do no nil at to be hanged. It can't happen to a The different tenses and of man but once In life, unless tbs were In the hospitals, each suffering rope should break before the neck ia broke, from an Injured eye. . gins nlnk to sleep In succession. A double-headThe Erst to fall asleep Is ths sense and you had better take all the time between the Athletics and Boston drew a pay crowd of of sight; second, tsste; third, smell; you can. But since It makes no dif25.075, and Connie Mack estimated fourth, hearing, and fifth and Inst the ference to you, you may hang four that 10,000 were turned away. The sense of touch. The powers of the weeks from today at 12 noon, but In mind may the meantime be most you may have a good dinner first" -- es . d ut er er TEA You dont believe we return the money? We dont very often; true. Your iiraur rauira your , Sdiillin,-- Ui. may K yaa don't lika JULY 11. 1905. TUESDAY. RUSSIA MERELY SPORTS WITH THE UTAH sctlve or deranged, according to but they are never altogether coherent." That accounts, then," Interpossd n student, for the assertion that the police on the west side are asleep all the time they have enough senses left to keep them going." "As I said, replied thq professor, the sense of touch Is the last to fall sleep." New York Herald. LAGOON EXCURSION . Insurrection Being Spread. Broadcaet. July 11. Dread ot another mutiny in being felt by all India is in a very Europeans here. seriuus state, and the authorities are making heroic endeavors to prevent the spread of unrest and the mutinous spirit, which, In spite of their efforts, ia spreading like an Infection from to province. The cause of provlm-this condition is the war between Russia and Japan for the supremacy of the Yellow race has come as a revelation to the bazars. That an Asiatic race has defied and even conquered a race has made tne natives The spirit of dissatisfaction think. and trouble in the air now is far inure acute than it waa two years before the SIMLA. India, e Eu-rope- mutiny. What makes the situation more is the ability of the Bahoos" to spread their tidings of revolt to every end of the empire with rapidity and euse. The problem of how news traveled to the utmost ends of India in the days of the mutiny has only been partly solved. Since then Lord Ripon has dignified Indian native opinion and the "baboo" can make himself as easily heard as his master. Lord Kitchener's statement that the Indian army is practically worthies has been widely circulated among the Lord Curson's tyignorant natives. rannical methods have set every class against him personally, and the personality of a ruler has an effect on India which Is Incalculable. The potential possibilities of the situation have been brought directly to the attention of the king, and It Is known thal he luis had a number of consultations now In England. with Anglo-IndiaIt Is known that In central India hundreds of Afghans are loafing and skulking alone or in couples. This is considered to be an ominous sign, for the Afghans do not wander so far south with any peaceful purposes in mind. If a holy war were to be preacned the Mohammedans would be as muen an object of native fury nowadays as the Christians. 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