The Worcester spy

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round shot and apparently by hundreds

of bullets, for she stopped and lowered

boats, evidently to plug the holes made

in her hull. The failure to land the am

munition is a serious blow to Gen.

Jiminez, for 'whom it was intended,

and may cause him to lose the ground

he had already, gained. An attack on

Santiago de Los Caballeros has been

fixed for Sunday.

The German steamer Altenburg was

here on Monday. The revolutionists did

not permit her to discharge cargo at

this port.

TO HAVE DIAMOND BELT

AT ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION

John L. Sullivan, world'* pugilistic

champion for many years, and a willing

performer, whose achievements are well

known, will be kt the St. Louis Exposi

tion. in charge of the diamond belt

•won bv him.

Mr. Sullivan, who is appearing at the

Park Theatre this week, will be in Cuba

before making the trip west. James F.

Murray, manager of John L.. has ar

•ranged for the Cuban tour. They will

start the latter part of next month.

Upon their return the diamond belt,

which was presented to John L. In

Boston Theatre in 1887. will be shown at

the World’s Fair. Since the case on

42d Street. New York, formerly owned by

John L.. changed hands, the diamond

belt, valued at SIO,OOO, has been in the

hands of Jere Donahue of Philadelphia.

John L. doesn’t like the account of

the Paddy Ryan fight, recently recalled

In a Boston paper. Sullivan says that

at the first in Mississippi City he wasn’t

knocked down by Ryan, despite the

statement crediting Ryan with such a

feat.

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The Worcester spy. (1904). Worcester, Mass., 1904-02-10. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86086481/1904-02-10/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Worcester spy, 1904-02-10.