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VOL XX NO 213
ASHBVILLB N. C, SATURDAY MORNING JULY 15, 1905
PRICB FIVB CKNJS
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RACE WAR TAKES PLACE
IN STREETS OF NEW YORK
"San Juan Hill" Scene of Ter
rinc Fight in Which 1000
Take Part
OUTBREAK QUELLED
BY 250 POLICEMEN
Many Hurl In Furious Battle
That Kaged for an Hour
During Evening
N-w V.iik. July 14. "Kan Junn Hill
the dimrlct bounded by Amsterdam and
West Knd avenue and SIxly-tlrM and
Kilty. third streets, no culled because of
it notoriety an u buttle ground, was
lb s flip loiilght uf a furlouH race
kit. which miulrnl 2M policemen to
quell after muny shots had been II red
and sev ral persons hud. been serlouly
Injured.
The trouble began Fhortly after 9
o'clock, when a Miicemiii urrealed Ed
ward Connolly for attacking Henry
WllllumR, a negro, and win pursued to
the tailon house with hla prisoner by
u mob of t'onnolly's frlondH, hurling
show ra of stones and other missiles.
When the station houn reserves turned
out the whole neighborhood wan In an
uproar and blacks and white engaged
In desperate struggles In th streets.
Torrents of missile were hurled from
roofs and windows. Within ten minutes
not less than atliourand nun, boys and
women, black and white, were engaged
in furious combat. Th- small party of
polke were powerless and relnforoe
ments were summoned. On their arriv
al a cordon was drawn around the i
whole district and atrong patrols made
repeated charges down the streets In
a vain efTort to restore order. They
ucre ded In making a few prisoners
tnd were forced to retreat. flghing ev
ery Inch of the way and pursued to
the station house by a howling mob
The riot spread down to Fifty-seventh
street and up to Sixty- Ighth street
although the hardest battles were
fought between Sixty-first and Sixty
third street. For more than half an
hour cars on the Amsterdam avenue
lln were blocked. Colored men pur
sued by whites took refuge on curs us
they parsed and" ' w ere tollowed by
showers of brfeka'and stones as they
fled. Every window In many cars
was broken und pasfengers took sh I
ter in neighboring houses. Conductors
and moiormen hid under seats, lejvlng
their cars to the mercy of the mob.
Several posseng rs were hurt by brok
en glass and stones.
Commissioner McAdoo arrived at 11
o'clock and -made a tour of the battle
field, the fighting by that lime having
ceased. He raid the riot Would n ver
have taken place had not the rough
element been permitted to carry arms.
They appear d to have a regular ar
senal of weapons, as the police found
when they search the prisoners.
In all seven whites and two negroes
had their Injur! attended to by the
ambulance surgeons, bu: scores of oth
ers less seriously hurt were taken to
their homes by friends. Five whites
and six negroes, among th m women
of bo h races, all of whom bore traces
of conflict with the police, were arrested.
mm WILL ACT
AS CZAR WISHES
Russia's Plenipotentiary Will
Not Follow Written Instruc
tions If Czar Say Not
St. Petersburg. July 4. M Wlite
hud u prolonged audience with the
empt ror this uf etnoon. ut which Ihe
whole subject of ihe peace m-gmla
Tons wan goti" over In d all. The
difficulii'S of the situation weir free
ly dlscusse.), amf indications were
given that his majesty Is more apt
personally to cover n M Wlttc's course
Hum the formal Inst ru. tons which
have been g,vn him.
M. Wl:tc will leave St. Petersburg
n il Wcdncs lay for Paris, s illing, as
previously announced. finm Cite: hours
July 20 on the X irth ! riti .li Uoyd
steamer Kaiser Wlllielin dcr (Irosse.
At M. Wlttc's personal solid atlon.
M. Korolovitx. one of the ablest young
illplomnts. who formerly as secre-
ary to the ltuss.au legation at re-
kin. lll he natached to the Russian
mission.
S. CAROLINA
PRESS MEET
Colonel Hardwlck Delivers an
Address Before Editorial
Association
OPPOSES THE ESCH-
TOWNSEND MEASURE
Declares That It's Enactment
Would Put the South Back
Many Years
TOBACCO FIGURES
TO BE VERIFIED
Claims That Leakage Exists
Here Also Cause of Inves
tigation by Government
SEVEN CHARGES
AGAINST CLERK
Circuit Court Officer Is Said
to Have Raised Checks and
Misappropriated Funds
Pensaeolo. Flo.. Jul 11. Cnu'i'.y So
licitor Scot: M. Loft In :oday fllo.l in
the Criminal court, now in session, sev
en Informations agalnat K. II. Uurton,
ex-deputy dork of the Circuit court,
charging hlm woth forgery, u'-.enng
forged .papers and obtaining ho sigua
tuie of tHe chairman of th hoard of
county commissioners to papers by
fatfe pretenses. The Informations ure
based upon seven checks ait 1 warrants,
til drawn for four dollar on4 raised
to forty dollars.
Mr. Burton, as deputy, had charge of
the issuanc- of all coun:- ai ranis.
It Is understood that thpo lire only u
few of the many charges '.hat will be
brought against him, as hU shortage.
it Is alleged, will amount 'o thousands.
MEMPHIS ALSO
WRIGHT AND WARD
ARE STILL WINNERS
Whlleston Lltlu.i Sin lugs, July
4 Promised railrn.id legislation by
congress and tlie -i.'.i.ly advance In
general oiull.luii In th South were
discussed III a n, in li in.i Icfccic tonight
by Col. S. H. Ilaidwl, k. pisneiiger
traffic miinnger ot the Soutliern rail
way. The iHcu-lon was the i hlrty-IIist
annual meeting of the South Carolina
lres Assoclatlun. Colon I Hardwlck
opnsed the enaclmeii of the Kr-h
Townsend bill, urging ihit such legis
lation would put t In- South back many
years. Cnlnne! H.iidwiik sutil in
pur.
"I am coire to atiiie.il to vou. our
brethren of the iircsw .f Smiih Canillna
and through you :o the im-- of all th
South not to allow anylhhig to il In
tra ( us from our woik of advanclnr.
the best Interests of the South. Hear
bo.h sides, or all shies, of this mo
mentous question of committing to n
pa ernal government the light to cir
cumscribe your dev lopment: the right
to say whai markets you may reach,
and of tying to the South. 'Thus far
halt thou go. but no farther.' Not even
your best friends, the rullroads. shull
be allowed to help you beyond such
dlcfum of this proposed nios; radlcul
measure.
"This ra.e-making pow er by a bureau
of th- government would affect our
whole blessed land. Hut I consider, as
a business proposition. It must nffe.t
the South at -his time more than any
o her section, because the South pos
sesses such Utilities- umlev lu: ed re
sources of such vuled und such needful
kinds that no other se.tlon can much
longer have the advantage If the South
Is given a fair showing and a reason
able opportunity. Now, at this critical
Junttur , if left free, she will soon equui
lye, even .-urpass all other sections
In her trlumphant.development.
"Railroads mus keep their expenses
w-lthin their Income: so they must cur
tail or mayhap finally : ase their op
erations. But it is in no selfish way
that I appeal to you and all oir breth
ren of the Sou h, but I reneit I am
come to ask you to do nothing to en
thrall :he South to ony other section
in this piesent pragrrss of her dev lon
ment, bu: let her be forever unshackled,
free to obtain the bet terms for her
s If; free to deal with her own rail
roads, to be able to go to her own rall
niadf; free to adyince the progress of
o. development.
Washington. July It !
elpt of numerous
fiom the South and si
lll! In tin- pl-l-M Mt Wi
llie a ailstl s of Ihe 1 i
I Icultuie nil tobacco w i I
ulat-d In ihe ln-.eret
lob.i , ii ust, Secrrl.ii
gun .hi In-iulry Into tlx -I
ii In- Investlgiitkiil Hi'
the ...II I - -t.itlstlcs of I
til. is will b held up, .1 !, .
ill. ir inonlhly figures b
given out on Monday next
I w .is stated at th' .I- i
il.iy Hi 1 1 -p.-. la agents i.i
to the l.iik tobacco il.si'
iinky and Tennessee fm '
of iilfylng or correiil
in-iii n ilKurea. This m
CAROLINIAN
A DIRECTOR
Charlotte Man Among Those
4 Elected to Manago Equit
able Affairs
ii;!l .be -
'in. .III. ill
l.ie.l
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II ll 14 IM '
J'-i. I'elld-
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kh the leg
ll. - w 111 1m-
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of K.-n-'ne
purpose
th d.-par -i
Mi. Hyde.
he , lil.-f -tallHtlclun, kiI.I w in In l. f
elellce In Ihe sentiment will, li had b.-ell
eugendi r d that the i l 1 1 uieiit's fig
ures wen- wholly Iiicoit. i Mi. Hyde
has been given direct liarge of the
Invest Ik i Hon, which. It Is rupee cd. will
be con. hid d within two .u three weeks
GET SIX MONTHS
FOR EMBRACERY
Hal. lull, X. , July II. -J. Howan
i tog. rs, ex-snerlff or this l oiinty, oni
J. 1'. S.irrell, who weie found guilty
of embniciry In ntteniptlng to inhu
me jurors for President Kllgo of
T;:nlty and H. N. Xiuke of ;he Amer-
li-.-in Tobacco company. In the case of
the Kcv. J. Oattls against them for
ni ill. Inns itii I, were :o.l.iv seiucnceil
to six mouths each In the county Jill
They h ive already served 3n days for
contempt of court.
NEGRQES DISCUSS
TUBERCULOSIS
Newsport N?v.i. V'n . lul. 11 The
losing sesslOJi of ihe Hampton Negro
ronfert-nce was h Id today at the
lUnivtou linsiltu e. In a dis.ussion of
the ravages of consumption among ne
groes Dr. Joseph J. Frances, of Ports
mouth, Va., .hawed that the death ra;e
of the colored population from that dis
ease was twice as ki- at as the death
rate of whites from ihe name disease.
It was pointed out that the conference
in co-oper;(tlng with the iNatlonul Tu
berculosis Association and the estab-
llshni' nt of .inltariums for the treat
j j jj JJJJJJ mont of negro consumptive was urged.
TWELVE DIRECTORS
CHOSEN BY BOARD
Resignations of Fitzgerald.
Bourno and Demlng arc
Accepted
New York. Julv H Twelve new dl
rii toi were i hoss'ii, and Ihe reslgua
tlnns of two old dlrvi tors and one r.-
eiitly elei t .1 wet.- a, . epted by tile
board of dliec ors of ihe Hqultable'l,:!
Assurance Society to.liy. The directors
who ieslguc.1 were lien. Louis Fllx-ve.'
aid. former pr si. lent of the Merc.i i
till Trust company Horace C m-mlinr
who now Is president of thai Instl u
U.i i . und Frederl. k ltourne, who wa.i
chosen at Ihe last mi-ctlng of the
nioanl.
T he M.-rcanllle Trust coiiumny U con
trolled by lb Koult.ible Society. The
full li t of newly elected director fol
lows:
To fill vicam les In the term expiring
lie I'lnlier 31. lsn.1: Wallace I,. Pierce.
if Huston; Daniel A. Tompkins, Char
lotte, N. i'.; Thomas Spratl, Ogdens
burg, N. Y.: Louis Ht rn. New York
Frank S. Wltherbee, New York: James
Mc.Mahon, New York.
For term, to expire December 81, 108:
Wlllard F. Mi-Cook, Phlladelcjhlii ; Con
gressman Charles K. LI tleneld, ltock
land. Me.
For 'erm to xplre December SI, 1907
Nevida H. Stranahan, collector of the
port of New York: D. Cudy Htrrlck,
Albany.
For the term to expire December 81,
lWix: Nicholas Murray Hutler, president
of Columbtila I'nlverslty; Charles H.
Zeiid T, Philadelphia.
WOMAN DEFIES
POLICE FORCE
Proprietress of Grocery Re
fuses to Give Up Posses
sion of Property
ACTORS FORM
SECONfl;TRUST
SEW HOTEL COMPANY
ELECTS OFFICERS
(Special to The Citizen.)
Salisbury. N. C. July 14. A corpora
tion to be known us the Salisbury Ho
tel company was organized here toduy
wl'h the following officers: Pr sldent,
Hon. John S. Henderson; secretary and
treasurer, W. B. Strachan: directors,
Senator Lee S. Overman, A. H. Boyden,
T.. Clarke. F. F. Smith. J. M. MaUpIn,
Hon. John S. Henderson und W.
Strachan. The company I to hav- an
authorized capltul of $125,000 and will
construct a larga and modern hotel
n Salisbury. ( M 4;
SENDS PROTEST
Memphis, TVnn.. July 14. The
Memphis Cotton Kxchangc tnnigh:
forwarded a letter to Picsldent Roose
velt ss follows:
"Hou. Theodore Roosevelt, President
of the Unlw-d States. Washington.
t'Sir:-Tho Mmfh:.s Ootl lon . Kit
changes di shes to enter .its earnest
piotest against the system of leakige
In the governmenit cotton report of the
bureau of statistics of the department
of agriculture as recently exposed,' and
expiesoes. the nope that you will or
der a thorough Investigation and
that crlrrinal prosecution of the party
or parties guilty of this . crime will
follow, , Vei y repeol lu lly, : ; .
"DKNNIS SMITH. Pres.
"HENRY HOTTER. Sec."
London, ' July 14. Holconie and
leals C. Wright played championship
en n is throughout the three sets at the
)ueen's club loday, defeating with
lie utmost case Max (Jermot and M.
)acugis of France In the semi-final
doubles for the Dwight V, Davis In
ternatlnnal Trtwn tennis trophy. With
almosit equal ease the Australian pair.
Walter Dunlap and Norman K
Biooks, disposed of the Ausirlans, C
Von Wcssely and R. Klnsil. This
brings the tlnltod IStutes and Australia
together next week In the finals.
SALISBURY LOSES
HER LEAGUE TEAM
Danville, Vs., July 14. The Salisbury
Spencer team of the Virginia-North
Carolina 1 ague has been transferred to
Winston-Salem. Earl Holt, manager of
the Salisbury-Spencer team will man
age .(he new team. The change Is
made because of non-support accorded
at Salisbury. The pre nt team will be
retained entire.
MAN WHO CHARGES POLICEMEN WITH
- BRUTALITY IS NOW HELD FOR PERJURY
C. J. Alston, whtrcame Into piom-jmen, separately and colleotlvely," with
inence some lime ago in the prosecu
tion of Sanitary Inspector Gairison
for cruelty to- animals, as a result of
which Mr. Garrison wa cxhonoiated
and Mr. Alston had to foot the bill
of cosis, stepped again Into court cir
cle yesterday, and tMs'.:lme paid a
fine of $18 and costs for disorderly
conduct and g-ave a $180 bond for his
appearance a Jh next term of Su
perior court to answer to a charge of
pei jury. The entire trouble a nose out
of the arrest of Horace Melton Thurs
day evening by several patrolmen.
Alston claiming that the officer' mls
ireaied the prisoner and beat him n
the head with their clubs.
As told by the witnesses. In pollot
court yesterday. Melton was arrested
on the square and resisted the offlcei
so that it was necessary 4o use some
force before he could be locked up.
After Melton was placed In the cell
Alston Is, said . to (lav used expres
ses la ahlch be charged Umi, police- j
being cowards- and rascals. For this
language he wa arrested, and upon
the evidence of the witnesses being
heard found guilty of disorderly con
duct, consisting of the use of abusive
words, and fined $10 and cost. This
fine wa paid, although notice of an
appeal wa at first given.
During the aklng of, the evidence
Alston testified, that the pa-trolmen
making the arrest had beat Melton
over ihe head with clubs. This state
ment wa denied by the patrolmen
;hemselve and other witnesses, and
on tlie strength of this Inconsistency
Judge Jone bound U Din over to
court on a $1M bond on a perjury
charge. -The patrolmen participating
In the arrest of Mel; on, D. K. Lyerly.
H. B. James. W. R Messer, T. T. R ig
era and 3. L. Page.. stated yesterday
that thty used no more force than
was absolutely necessary In aneatlng
Melton, , and tnat Mr. Alston' na,
merrts were entirely unwarranted.
USES FOUR REVOLVERS
IN DEFENSE OF PROPERTY
Mouse Finally Dragged Out
of Place by Switch Engine
on Nearby Track
M.-mpnis. Tenn.. July 14 With a
revolver In either hand and two other
n-volvers In e.i.iy reach. Mis. Annie
Mogrldge. proprieties of a g ocery
store in tMiuih Memphis, for two hours
today lp-ld at buy n posse of otncen
who sought to eject her form her home
which had been condemned by one of
.he lallioad lines of the city under
the right of eminent domain. When
the officers underHik to d.xpossess
Mrs. Mogrldge. she defied them and
avowed that she would not surrender
us long s she lived. Ihputy SlieiifT
Krnesl Miller succeeded In catching
th" lady off her guard today and
iled her. Willi ihe defender of the
house undrr arrest, a la ge force uf
workmen iiulckly moved the stock of
goods from the grocery and piled them
upon the sidewalk. The building was
then dragged away hy meuns of
switch engine und hruvy cable.
FALLS FROM SHI?
DURING EVENING
well Known Yale Graduate
Lost Near Honolulu Had
Letters to Taft Party
! 4,. i '-,
Leading Stars Will Fight the
Theatre Combine Through
out Country
BELASCO AND FISKE
AT HEAD OF MOVEMENT
Looking for Support of All In
dependent Opera Houses
Fight Expected
Honolulu, July 14. When the steam
er Manchuria arrived today It wa re
ported it hat Walter Sullivan, a pas
senger, had disappeared over boa id
last night. Ho hud been In the smok
ing toom with friend up to near
itildnght. It Is not known whether
or not his disappearance was due to
accidental causes.
He was a graduate of Tale and en
gaged lu business with his til her In
he D. Sullivan Company of San An
tonio, Tex. He was enroute to Ma
nila to vIhU- his sister, the wife of
Col. Clem.
New Yoik, July 14. Announcement
uf a new combination of acton la
America against what I known a the
theatrical tru-t wa muda today by Lm
Shubert, or S. S. Shubert 4k Lee Bhu
Ijer.. Th - leidlng companies Iri th
new i omlilnullon are those headed or
David Helusco and Mrs. Minnie Mad-
dern Flske. Lee Shubert will mating '
the line of theater which will be plae d
t the dlsponal of Mr. Belaaco, lira, ,
Klske and others.
The new combine will back Afteeat
companies on the road, and such ao
tors us Sara Bernhardt, Ada Rohan.
David Angells. H nry Millar. Ulllaft
Rusvell, David Wirfleld, Blanche Bates; ,
Bertha Uulund. Robert Hllllard. Mr
Flske. Hertha Kallacb and Mr. Leall
Carter. These actor under tbe- new -management
xjpect within another
week to have j fufflelent huntber ot
theaters on their own circuit Itl Amer
lea and England to play In the year
round. Mr. Shubert announced' today
that hi company now ha '-.i.tteen play
houses under I s control. Including th -ater
In New York, Pbll idelphla, Chi- '
cago, St. Louis and London, England,
and that h would within a week be
able to open half a doxen more thea
ter to hi attractions, among them . '
house In foston. W
Beside .'H te place -the r.cw C .hibln
atlon 1 counting on the supnort of In- ,
dependent houses all over the country.
The amendment by tha theatiioal
syndicate managers, : of a ' .contrsi t ,
which Mr. Sjxubert iy h madt with,
tham, agreeing to pay thorn Si per cent. ,
of the iiiroflts on all of the ayndlcatt'a
attrawiont booked at hi theaters, ,W ft
tlie oause of, hla break front the. UUat
ranks. . His frt ndUuesa towart 1)4 v Id, :
BeUacyo during the lose two rn-.tiths '
he said, wa a cm us of trrtubls. .. A
MUST PAY $25
FOR GIVING
iiD
MACK1E A WINNER
OF GOLFING HONORS
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New York. July 14. Isaao Maokie
of the Kox Hill flolf club, Btaten Is-
land, won the principal lionorH in .the
professional golf tournament at Van
'ortlandt park today. He led a field
of 52 experts yesterday with a scoie
of 79 and 73 for two rounds of the
8-hole course, and today he made 79,
following up with 77, a total of 308 for
the 72 holes.
VON HERMANN WILL
GO TO BALTIMORE
. (Special to The Cltlsen.) .
Raleigh, July 14. Charles V. Von
Hermann, for 18 year In charge of
the North Carolina weather bureau
office as section director la no;Ifled by
the chief of the weather bureau that
orders will be Issued in putting him
charge of the Baltimore station,
nd thut he will be relieved here prob
bly about the last of July by Alfred
Thlessen, now in charge of the sta
tion at Mount Weather, Va. Von
Herrmann has not decided whether he
will accept the proposed 'transfer, a
be Is greatly attached to Raleigh and
o North Carolina. ,
Representative Found Guilty
of Giving Money to ftictira
Passage of Measure
V ff'r
Little Rock. Ark., July-It. Rebr- ,
seniutlve George P. Cbapllne of Mon- ,
roe county was tonight convicted of
the charge ot conspiring to bribe,, ffWt ,
jury ass seed the punishment at a , II tie
of $25. ' -' - . v :--.?.':.';'..' ', ';. .'
The case went to the jury at i p.-tin.
and the verdict' wa relumed r! thfea
hour latgr. Under the gtite law coti
jplrtng to commit brlbet-y 4b putilslni le,
by a fine hot exceeding $a60, or-Imprisonment
in the county jnlj. for ntit
more, 'ihuti twelve morttha, or by .both (
flue and Imprisonment. ;;: t :
It was charged In this case thrft Cliatl
llne conspired with it. p. Cook to e-
cure the passage of a bill .creating th'
Cache river levee .district by brtbefy
and that 11,378 wa put m escrow td be
paid to Cook if the bill passed: . Th
charge of attempt to brlba a m mbbr-'-on
another levee Is pending Bgjlnat .
Representative Cha(illn an by con
sent It ha been docketed for th next
term pf thd Supreme court. -
ONO-FRISBEE MATCH OFF; BUT LATTER N ;:;
I WANTS MATCH FOR jfi6i N U
: - . , - - - 5 A (" 'i
After a meeting iheld yesterday' a.f- JltU (tricks thtughottt tha.taatoh., it
ternoon which wa' attended by Prof. ' that time, he aald. he could get hlh
Ono, the celebrated Japanese Jlu Jitsu'self In good shape, ao tha,t he need ;
accurate map af workttian on tht Panama Canal to dat,
expert or Annapolis, ana "Mig Tom
Frlbee, at which the detail of the
wrestling match thut was announced
to take pluce between the men were
discussed, it wa announced that no
satisfactory of rules could be
diawn up, and the match was de
ciured off. The reason for this ac
tlon were aeveral. and, when all Is
considered, neither of tbe proposed
contestant seems to be In the wrong.
Mr. rrisbee wa unwilling for Prof
Ono ito hav. use of hi Jlu-Jltu knowl
edge during the entire match, wishing
to wrestle according to the vidi.?ry
(Jraeco-Roman rules for the Brt fail
while the Japanese expert would not
agree to enter the ring unless h we
slven the privilege of offsetting the
advantage of Mr. Ftlsbee' height and
weight by the trick of the jlu Jlisu
art. The truth of -the matter seemea
to be that the pair are so different In
eery respect that, under either ar
rangement, one of . the cont jnts
would have been under a gr-ttt dis
advantage.
Mr. Kris bee stated after the con
ference that he would meet Prof. Ono
In any city in the United States In 4M
day time and wrestle for $1.04)
aide, allowing Prof. Ono to use bis Jlu
have no fear of being .worn ,dowp by
unfamiliar tactic. . i
Although .tbe match Jba been tailed
off. Prof. Ono win give ait exhibition,
of Jlu pltsu at the tlrand opera noua
on evening next week, tit .which tlrna .
he will offer 1100 to any person wlio
will itirow him while he makes use of
hi knowledge of Jlu Jluu. If there are'
no takers of thl offer. Prof. Otio and'
one of hi Japanese friend who Is ,
Ith him la the city wtl give .an ex
hibition of wrestling and swotd dnne-
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"At ft'9 Mountain." . ,
When "Hlg Tom" ' FrUbee i WalUed
mi ins Pmla laiock room last night :
everybody hunted for cover. They re-
turn d to their lunches, however .when '
Tom told the mthat he was not l.v k- '
Ing for a wrestling match. W'ti-Ti i e .
lie Frlsbeo up It Is not to be wna
dered at thru Prof. Ono wanted to '-t
hla Jlu-JltU tacttca only. Tom is a
big aa mountain, weigh IM roun-U.
and does not have to 4t on a. r.' s. f I
when b eats has meala. His arm is as
big aa an ordinary man's leg, and ; a
Di use lee bang In bunches. A at a
of Madison county manhood Tom i i- :
be Is toe real thing. '