The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1904, Page 12

Mas }ig THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1904. AMATEURS: MAY MEET IN RING Senator Frawley’s Bill Permit- ting Contests with Eight- Ounce Gloves in This State Brought Up in Senate To-Day. PROVIDES FOR STATE BOXING COMMISSION. (s Modeled After the Present Racing Law and Would Re- vive Interest in the Sport— Fair Chance for Passage. ALBANY, N. Y., April 1.—Bills intro- Auced in the Serlate to-day include those of: P Senator Frawley's State Athletic ‘Commission pill, permitting amateur Moxing contests under license of a com- ‘mission, * This messure {s modeled after the Btate Racing law wu! ler which racing thas been conducted this State since the foes of the spor- attacked betting ‘pn race tracks. It provides for a State Boxing Com- fission consisting of three members to be appointed by the Governor and | \to serve without pay, permits bouts {between amateurs who sre members fot incorporated clubs that are in the fold of the Amateur Athletic Club, and allows elght-ounce gloves to be ‘used. Under tts provisions no bout can be held without a license from the State Boxing Commission, avhich must sat- ‘sfy itself as to the amateur standing wf those connected with an applica- Yion for permission to run a show. ‘This bill takes the place of one origin- jelly drawn by Senator Frawley which Feimed to permit boxing in New York ‘between professionals, So much an- ‘tagonism was met with that Senator \Frawley, who is an ardent admirer of ‘boxing, gave up the idea of attempting to make it legal for professionals to APRIL FOOL JOKES ON CITY OFFICIALS ad en Police Sent to the Morgue for Dead Bodies and Numerous , Calis on “1644 Broad”—the Aquarium—for “Mr. Fish.” It was an easy day in the Criminal Courts Building to-day ard many pranks were ed in by the off The Coroner's office came in for | full sbare al of the clerks being sent on fool Shortly a1 Coroner's Phy- he phone. “Tell the-Coroner," hi that the police ‘have found ten dead bodies in a house on East Twenty-sixth street, near the East River,” In an instant all was confusion in the office. A clerk cal up the East fifth street station. Never heard of it,” replied the po- lice sergeant, “but I'll Investigate," A few minutes a hot and angry police sergeant called up the Coroner's office. “You're smart §| aren't you?" he said. “Sure that's Morgue.” Early in the day some one ‘phoned Coroner Jackson to call up "1644 Broad” and inquire for “Fish,” who wanted to talk to him. Coroner Jackson did so, He came out of the telephone booth “1044 angry. So did Coroner Scholer. Broad’ A few minu' got a hurry cal! ket to hold an ina’ acidentally killed t started when he met reminded him it ¥ Nearly all of J clerks were fool A wag tried to cate jon « thousand topics, JOHN H, SWEETSER’S WILL. Late Merchant Leaves His Estate to # idow and Children, The will of John Howard Sweetver, the late head of the wholesale dry goods house of Sweetser, Pembrook & Co., No. 374 Broudway, was filed to-day. ‘The testator: bequeaths $500 to Mra, t Byrne, formerly Margaret His widow gets four-thirteenths ix divided equally between children, Howard P. eanctte A. Sweetser, mother at No. 37 W t M. an with the ‘igh t Fitty- Do your SPRING and SUMMER cookitig comfortably, convenient- ly, quickly and econom- ically on a Gas Range A complete double oven range rented for $ 00 * a year. Prepares the food best, The Gas Company can install it right away. are unstatisfa to the Gas Compan: ‘ne 1904 World J yclepedia gives ten thousand {acts Price 26 sents, by mail 35 centa, but was laughed off the ' World for Old People. If peopie only knew the good t hat Vinol does old people, columns of space in our newspapers would be devoted to it, and we could hardly supply the demand. Natural Results of Old Age With old age come feebleness and loss of power. more slowly and less efiectually than in youth. meet in this State and substituted his amateur bill. Judging from reports from Albany ‘there is a fair chance for the passage Wf the present bill. TRAVELS WEST 10 IDENTIFY WOMAN Brother of Missing Widow Thinks Patient in St. Louis Hospital Is Mrs.- Tina Eber- hardt, of Staten Island. There appears to be Uttle doubt that the’ young woman suffering from loss of memory and detained at the Emer- gency Hospital in St. Louis is Mre. Tina Eberhardt, of Stapleton, 8. 1 Mrs. Eberhardt 1a a widow twenty- two years old. Her memory failed her after the death of her husband about six months ago and at times she had irresponsible spells. She went to Jersey to vist friends about ten days ago, and nothing was hedrd of her until a de- patch told of the young woman found in Bt. 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