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Er ol ANyR T e T 2L ; TONIGHT > GREAT BOXING MATCH .e e \‘{;’ .&, ¢ : AL THE : @ ® "s : 2 —?m Christiansted iheatre DOORS OPEN 7.45 SHOW STARTS 230 O’CLOUK SHA®P PROGRAMME: STAR SOUT: HEAVYWEIGHT RETURN TEST-MATCH 4 (3-min.y=Rounis , - Big George Bro_ks, 130 ibs. St. Croix Champioen : VERSUS F ghting Boney, 172 lbs. Champion of the British West Indies PRELIMINARY BOUTS, CATCHWEIGHT 4 (2 min.) ROUNDS Kid Frederick 132 lbs. Bassin | VERSUS T Kid Albert, 140 lbs. West ¥nd SENSATIONAL ' Hard and Ciean Fights Guaranteed. | The Referee and two Judges will be selected by the Ringside. PRICES OF ADMISSION. FICHTPANSSPATS BLIBOWS.... ... ......c..0 .- ...8100 Ve ¢ ee s B O e e ee U e BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. EDITORIAL. lhe marriage of Mr. Henry Watson and Miss Isabeile Schmiegelow was solemnized by the Revd. H. M. Pigott in St. John’s Church, this town. on Wed- desday evening, sth instant, in the pre- sence of a large gathering of guests ad spectators. The bride is the second daughter of the 'ate Administrator and Mrs. Schmiegelow, and the bridegroom is a son of the late Canoun and Mrs. Watson all of whom are well known in this community. The happy couple are spending their honeymoon at Estate Shoys. This pa- per offers congratulations and best wish- es for a long and prosperous union. TONIGHT’S BOXING. At the Theatre tonig-:t, our local re- presentative ‘‘siugger’’ will ‘meet “"BONEY”’ the famous West Indian Champion in the roped-Arena in a return match. Exactly a week ago these two muscularly strong and well developed men faced each other for the first time at West End before a packed house as we have been reading, and the visitor after four hard rounds won the decision of the officials, which was well received by the entire audience. The ‘'Big Slug- ger’’ got in some very hard and good ones on- the ‘‘Champ.”” who proved him- self to be made of- if we should be plain some other flesh than the ordinary human being. Boney’s hardness is one of his strong forts not to mention Promenade Goneert - will be held at ’ St. Joun’s School House on Oct. 11th. and 12th. DINNER® DRINKS CANDIES, CAKES, ICES, BEE, --: PROGRAMWME : -- Tuesday, Oct. lith. Gates open of 38.30 p. m., At 8.30. Farce. Who is Who? Or, All in a Fog. - Dramatis Personae. Simonides Swanhopper. - -- Mr. G. E. Laurence Lavender....... Mr. { K Bloomfield Brambleton....yr. A. 1. _‘Miss Cecily Brambleton. _..Miss J. L. Mathilda Jane, maid. - - - ..Miss ¥ P, Wednesday. Oct. 12th. Gates open at sp. m. At 8.30 Christie Minstvels. MUSIC. Admission to Grounds and Perfor- mance. : it e -2e, Chillleen ..-2-+« osl =oe e his fastness and two right hands which he uses with ease. Brooks to whom we must turc our attention, 1s undoubtable above the ordinary local hitters. He is perfectly built and un- veiled his knowledge of his fisticuft ability which gained him many sub- porters at West End a week ago He has been keeping ip training and we are sure that he is in to give '‘Fighting Boney’’ a hard fight and a score ot K. 0. wouldn’t surprise many of us for no one could know what can happen. Kid Albert of Frederiksted who has been training partner so Cornelius and had his hand hurt, will meet Kid Frederick oneof our stars. : Fedilis Conton owing to a bad finger is unable to put on the gloves at present. We anticipate an enthusiastic crowd will be there at the Tneatre tonight to see the struggle for victory betgeen ‘the gladiators. ‘ g RED CROSS SEWING COMMITTEE. —— & & Every Wednesday afternoon, the Red Cross rooms under the Post Offlce in Chnst}ansted are open for sewing for the sick and poor. Any memberiwho