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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-08-21

WdlkS.
There was more drinking going
on here last saturday than there
has been for several months. Can
not the properauthorities find the
"elephantao
Our long time friend Daniel
Smith, the popular representative
of G. 2. Tracy & Co., Boot and
Shoe dealers, of Portsmouth, O.,
was in town this week.
DR.. H. H. Bryan made pro-
fessional trip to Glib Creek last
week to see Felix Luster, who had
one OF his legs badly crushed by
saw log rolling over it.
The Editor, H. G. Ragland, is
still attending the bed side of his
brother who fell from the third
story window of the Seventh Av-
enue Hotel at Huntington last
week.
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It is, therefore, the best and most
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that can be found for old and
young.
We call attention to the new
advertisement which appears in
this issue of Floyd & Salyards,
Abstractors and Real Els t a t e
Agents. These gentlemen are
wide awake, energetic business
men, and persons having Town
Lots, Farm and Mineral Lands to
sell, or persons wishing to buy
viii do we'll to consult them.
Let the citizens of Arracoma
band together, shoulder their
rakes, hoes and shovels and go
forth with the determination Of
cleaning up the cemetery. 1t is a
shame. Weeds, instead of flow
ers, have been allowed to grow up
and take possession of the very
spot that should most be cared
for. What can be dones Who
will assist us!
The Senatorial Convention for
this district will be held at Raj
eigh 9. H., on the 2Sth of the
present month. We trust that
this convention will do its duty
honestly and faithfully, and in SO
doing they will, by reclamation,
declare that gallant and worthy
young gentleman, John A. Shep-
pard, as the Democratic candidate
for State Senator.
6eo.S. Ely did not leave as re-
ported last week, but we have him
dead to rights" this time. After
knocking out Carlos and threaten
ing lible suit against the BAN
NER, Ely left Wednesday sure, fol-
lowed by his pal, the wonderful
Indian songster, to-day. They will
set stakes at the Mouth of Buff
falo where they will catch shad-
ows for week and then proceed
10 Oceana.
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brooma and the air ned win the mSi, n, OF rs
horns and the college yen anu VIII ii sS Tith
nfe and pyrotechnca The oeleusHon wiz onN Wv"
HF time on the oampua .--.-- -.
rrv BIvrr June laIn the princeton gene T tS
rnryov StaFg will rubber bandaRe TOT VIZ ~
tjDs in his career ball player on ncc3unt o.. w
spsin which he received Just before the AmneTst ~
Week ago DazeIl will PLAY short stop IN place Vi '
Chung - MT ,,,,o
The opening games Of the NsonS Base sn sH besse
m sTtenaion OF the football season unu juno neov
sitntc3 mis- change and a. most OF tie pay.rs s En-
gsssd untl Then IL impossible 10 gov tnem e, In
nr6vsr Farm for base ball For next year howeNet
Football association pave made ruo 20 thh' WI" w
nieEal to play after May ]. .-, 80.
C,v.pinor June i3-The Harvard freshmen nine 70, y
camhTidgs This Afternoon Tor New Haven, Wnere neJ
uiii NAV the Yale freshmen to morrow IN We una
s.ms n The ySnF The Harvard nine, incluulht lu"
ne Varsity players TraaOrd Upton frOtn ~
Housa viii Riop over nightin Hartford anu GO uS", Iii
Nav IlAyen in the morning. W. AieNauuer " .. MI
neeompany thom TO give them their saturday eAa'"'
nAuone. .,.to,,
m. Central Bass Rail Climb who were the CHAMPION
PSsi0Tn Tairond base bail club last year have
,1ed foT This season under tho management oi %
DoSan The IN IN the team are all einplOSees y ~
Esnfta Railroad OF New jersey At fler ~ ,i
RIys1 and are now ready TO receive Challenges ltU,
Snv rsSnlariy organised railroad team IN the EasN
etSteS The nrst game will be played on Juy " ~
thsT viii meet their ancient engines the new oI5
Ssptr al team at EysAn Fields Their famous GoVrtu
mason Howard J. Moore will accompany thelh 'n''
year.
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Tho Tennis Championship OF Ireland.

Tho lawn tennis cham ponship of Ireland, held under
the auspices OF tho Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club at
Pitzwiam square, Dublin was concluded on Saturday,
May3 The tournament was made memorable by tho
closenesS of the matches and tie unexpected defeat of
tho chamTaOns in both singles and doubles An enor
mons crowd was present and were rewarded by wit
Messing some OF the finest tennis ever played The
matches were the hest three ont of five sets In tho
singles K. W. Lewis of Chiswick Park, winner
OF the all corners defeated W. J. Hamilton, cham
pion OF Ireland and Wales By q score Of
20 30, sd 90, 6-9. Hamilton was within
two strokes OF winning the third and the match but
lewis managed to snatch the brand from tne nre max
ing the nVe all and finally winning II py toh Ito
then took the two following sets and me
Hamilton In last yeArs Of EnSlrh players
The surprise tic defeat In the chhnpionHhp
doubles OF the holders X A. Lewis and q. v. Hiyard,
By PIN and o. stokes the oha!!sngers by the close
score of SO. Ga 49, O.
The Piwilliam purse prize valued AZ hye pounds for
players defeated In the preliminary aug Tst round OF
The ali singeG Vas won by y O. ChAytor from
o. W. utllyard, by q score Of al, 6-3 az The cham
piOnship trophy In the Singles silver challenge cup
forty poundH Both must DO won three consecutive
years before becoming tho winner properly. Hamil
ton had held the Irish championship for Two years
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Tho New York Canoe Club, always enterprising and
progressive is becoming quite ambitious Finding It's
club house Bechteps dock stapet0n Staten Island.
was not for The purposes of the members the
club has had erected. which will afford ample
accommodations for some umo 10 como. The new
structure is 39So5 feet story in height built of
wood is neat convenient and substantial, and divided
into apartments The canocss will have tile use Of
lockers in which 10 keep heirc lones when
so desired The new Of the club il constructed on
n scow the same Dimensions OF tho building and Ia Sc
Curey anchored une reason given Tor having the club
house built on "A scOw hat It could DO moved more
conveniently than II II on land, and this especial
in an cTorbithnt increas OF rent for dock
privileges was made would be found valuable
The total of building aud float Will approximate
S4.On overhead racks VIII b" tut In which the sails
used cruises viii be teIt At present the club owns
noarJ my rano"s q n" most anPr3iyeH lat"Tns
chimes. The graceful craft are ~ good order and some
nr-t cor tests anticipated during tho summer
when these boats, manned bY their competent owners
will be heard from a, among IN" leaders IL "a SAID
that the club ha4 In view change OF location for tho
new hulidng and viii haNo 4 anchored at Beohtel 4
new dock whera not only will there be better water
but lead animals AMI other a! moving hCAtsam VIII not
lie encountered. The Old CIuO house mas Ueeu sOu 10
the lIovOken Boat Club,
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Cricket Note.

Another memorable game has resulted from the visit
Of the Australian crioketers to England In this
the match between the colOniAlG and the II. G C.
Tho AArylebOnos first innings had yielded lei and tho
Australians having made l24 In the first innings
1niAhod their second for $50 at half past five in
the afternoon. leaving the Engishmen hour
and twenty 1--WE minutes in which TO yet III
runA How they hit for them and got them
In the face OF AuBtraliaB most formidable bowlerA
Turner and Ferris Is best told by the Fd AIu Gazette,
"At twenty nve minutes TO six the N. C. c. commenced
their task of making II In 25 Grace and shutter
being tho frs pair of batmen Turner bowled from the
pavilion end aud Ferris from the nursery end. Four
runs were made from the frst over. Grace then hit
Ferris for g. Shutter sent his next ball full pitch on 20
Tuner TO ne DSundsIy Sn also for in he same over
cheering shutsr cut Turnsi hnsiy 70 the scoring box
E sS ff tod "H Tiyu@5e
supsIseding Turner ThSneT oowIer's hrst over was
% the isE boundary. Al IS ferris relieved frumSt,
cn S Haf
for AZ 1h' Of sPn
Saa Sa and h sn h r' s tS
y RpS f'i r 5 $
% change was tried TIrnsr vice Ferris and IN hi
round Of applause greeted Gum. Grace soon after
5 5u sa on for na G9n TO cut
na s " s eS a a % %s %ans &
amid terrific applause dunn Gu. Turner spendhiy to
s0TGSTy h 10 be hSd after SIKH
take botwssn Grace and Dunn, and The champion was
soGn WsS 5Gn out u Sr 10 ms and ns
more minuiss Gum then g9ta for one hit being
& e. r. "Pd e. 81 % TnH Fac
S'a 8 Sg not S S S az S.
SP Of f and fts4
his acknowledgements
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Aquatic.

JncuIrer Tho iunIor ell race In the Long
Island regatta " open all duiy organized amateur
rowing c!ubs.
Tho Albany Rowing Club has q number OF men in
training and will make entries IN ABOUT iou OF tho
events at the National REGATTA
TeeInor has teIegrauhed his acceptance Of the offer
made by Charles II. Thhyer q purse lor Iuce
AT Point of Fines betwecu himself llanan, and eau
daur on June 81 As Aqan declineS 70 row for less
than 5000 expecE4 the race VIII DO contested by
Tho picking NJ OF tho st men OF other clubs mako
the big eight OF o Dradford Boat Club o. Boston has
hurt the entry list If tho New England regatta and
their bad faith with ls New f9rh aSsoSiAtion Is said
to have been tho OF some OF inc new YORK crews
not entering tho New England reRAlta
As the Junior eight Dared Sholi crew or tho Union
Boat club has disbanG-i, the club vii! very likely
dispose OF tile fast Enge oh cedar boat which they puI
chased from Harvard ths crew The boat 10 nrsf
class condition and would DO very uesirhlo hSqusl
n0ntO tho OF any cluR Ihe poAl II bohoNed 70 DO
the fastest eghtOured shevl IN me country.
barge party OF the uniIn Boat Club viii leave their
boat house on the HurleInl AZ ~ A. NJ tomorrow In
two hafges and row aruuitl Manhattan LelAuu. Az me
battery they will be met ~ Otilla OF Valencia boats
and escorted 20 IObUke where dinner will DO had
The uou boys VIII then Inspect rho EalenoiAS new
house which ia now al most completed. Some Of
tie Oldest lnemherh Of N" mon BOAT CIuo VIII De IN
the boats, among them hettfA floyo GRANT ana l. A.
and NJ. FtEsmmOns
The trustees of the Nautilus Boat Club Of Bay Ridge
have offered modal for fTes of races 10 10 roNed
by the iunur SIM OA the club In which points
will count a. follows: Three AointH % the winner two
NJ IA second man and 20 mon who row the
c0urse The races will be hCd kOnce a month during the
aeasOn THIS clint will IrHltlty send fonT Dared giH
and single Bculer " Ehg po.Dleb regatta at
Philadelphia on july g. nc mas disposed or one OF
owueM and Billy Oliver las ret eved an order alter
their funr.oRrhl barge into AZ their last meeting
niue mentors ere eiecteY which brings the mem
LeTship pretty close 10 their ht IT.
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wheeling.

M.ssrH Rogers and Conngsby OF the Brooklyn Bicycle
Club rode iOs miios Sunday last going from Brook
lyn 70 PAtohoEuo.
A bicycle tournament viii DO held by the Louisville
Nv Wheslmen July Z. Seven races will be run
three prissG being awarded In each race,
Tho mi eage records Of tho Oxford Wheelmsn OF Phil
adephia for May were: j. n Heath, 10 miles p. Gar
Tiguss COG miles, and ]. @. Donnely, Cos miles
At the meeting tho PAiTmOunt Lady Cyclers juno
2 hYo new members were enrolled and i've applications
received which giVos the club an active membership OF
thirtysiL
Anew wheel club has been formed in Eew Jersey
called tho Palmyra Wheelmon, with the following Off
GERS: President and captain a. sa!teTthwAit Vice.
urer. Howard DobO!nsi Rir!t Lieutenant g Hester
Second Lieutenant J. W. WilbrAhAm; color bearer l.
A. WeekhRm
In tho safety rAoe for the championship OF America
At the Kings County Wheemens race meet on June ~
!ho men sIPsctsd 10 compete are W. Murphy, 4. CIV
An!hCpy, D b q; v Van WHRoneE r II Smith,
A. O.. and r. berlO Boston.
The New Canaan Bicycle Club at their annual meet.
ing on Wednesday night elected William Paterson,
president; Ad9mon fIeelSnd Vice PRESIDENT Gs3Igs
liam Barrett captain and Lester Messenger buElsE
pTlZeA Will be contested for,
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ONE WAY OF SHOOTING PIGEONS
AZ shown IN the New York SPortsmen's
AssoeIatton Tournament

Association IOuruRmehI
LyoSs NJ T. June lA-Tho last day OF the m Getting Of
the members OF the New York state sportsmens Asso
citation vAs 90 far the attendance was concerned
tho king day Of the meeting. A, o'clock, when the
shooting for the Dean Richmond Cup began, there
were at least 900 persons on the grounds.
Had the day been pleasant one, without doubt from
SooO 70 1900 persons would have been present The
ssS a GGi s9S fRi'f TyH AZ the beams
tents IN one soi3 ssst o. wsiet il Was deluxe 2R1
sS6n Ss %p%s S"d Ssa fHaF9t the
somoosd again miniature lake formed ~ 'ns Sgt
Containing two men scouting afts, wEHnd s1 pEeS s
ter es than csbe given in words "a to the character
The club contest the worst pigeon shooting that
ha been seen r. years the nrs PIss gSnss y
have been retRate to the background fog Years seS
S Choke 66rs aus u :sHf Simply baby n1i
would descend ioy taxi aS.. dy Sms
the q s state ,b a. S cDS
where IT STANDS the " Beginner The man moth
Of has all to learn oo YET who s' hsxS 10
tson idsS,iSsd VIZ the shooting y
words onOPs. {, Sr Sopas%n an in a.
feStUr lot OUT q al those Not al not could DO
considered good and fast birds ,,.-o, ,.0r,n,,v
Many a. 4G Ss.s hi stS
few cases OF suc neglect and as ~
the on.
ing to tho state orRaniEation CLUBS can s., ~ Sa
more teAmsi 20 single king birds per ma nei 70 "
on on II gle king brda per team Tue pThes
| Rregated $500 The shooting commenced ~ A. ~
| The .,---..- ,r....
Onondaga sportsmens Association OF Syracuse TEAM
| No. I-Hudson, 20, Courtney 10; LefeVrs' iei raa'
Spencer SpSrtsmen's Association OF Lyons Team Nc
| D-rutnam. 49, Barnes, Is, whitney, Is; Baker H.
| Tnion Gun Club of Arcade.Andrews 20: Foote' IS;
| kelsey, II; Ferris IL TOTAL "a -,,., r..,
ON, ndaga sportsmene Associ OF w MANI
No DE- iiudsC , is l AyrsA isi h00k""S 10 ~0n'
SARATOGA Gun Club Of Saratoga sprnEg.LiyinGston,
| 10; Buck, 10; RamsdolL -; BackuS - Total W
| Queen CITY Gun Club Of BuhAlo-Koch, 10; sWArts'
| II: Wrde 10; Story. Is TotGl, ". ~ ,- W.
Spencer sportsnc Association OF Lyons Siehm ES
| 2-Forpyth, ls; Sheridan 49, HRrriS TO- fueeh' 1"
| Total. 60 . VIA, 81.
| Onondaga. No l. nrst: Spencer, No and Union ' o.
Aurora divided second and onondaEa NO = tooa , .Sa
The ties OF d SHOT on hne shrhonn WI suo
choice OF prizes with H. spencer No taAt s
with ono less in score Queen CITY "l'nure" At'ei
Auburn No, . Doane, 10; Luther 10; Kipp Ia How
| Northern Wayne Gun Club-HNdly, 10; York 49, hie'
| Is; TRsse, IS. Total 80. >.., u.v,. ,-,,
| ming by q single bird, taking NTH prtto a. ,y..
| Auburn Gun club OF Auburn Team NC: DI,WRheer
10, Little II; Whyte 49, Stewart IL TOTAL % win
| nIrR sixth prize $500, o,.. 10
spencer SporsIDen Association OF Lyons cream SOP
-Parshall, II; BArrick, III Killiok, 10; aaVitt H.
On the shoot of the tie botw cen two last named
Immediately at the conclusion OF this event NO was
|
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NLuoNkL LELGrp.
BROOKLYN W Few Y9rk At Warrington ,in P"fA
Boston Va PhiladelrhA 81 boston.
CincinnAti.vs Cleveland, at Cincinnati
PLAYERS LEAGUE,
R,oot,vn VA New York at Eastern Park
Boston va Philadelphia at Boston.,
Cleveland Va Chicago al Cley9land
Buirhlo Va PittsburRh at Buffalo.
ANKRicAS ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn va Athletic, at philadelphia
Rochester va Syracuse at Rochester.
ST. Louis va Columbus at 81 Louis
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jeyey City w. Hartford. at Oakland Park
nsTSrk "a wa'hnPstSn n,s At AZ ns Wilmington.
New Haven Va Worcester, At New Haven.
IrATruR AyHLRTio UNION LEAGuk
berkeley. Athletic Club Va New Jersey Athletic Club
AM"MSStsan Athletic Club w. New York Athletic Club,
at n. Y. A. G. gToundA
ANkTRuR LEAGUE.
Staten Island Athletics w. Creseents, at West New
Brighton.
pominick 4 Han Va Volunteer at East New YORK.
ss6.on iths,os v FynEs % RisSF rnEs
S:sss 4 !. H2HS' Vernon
brother6oodS va Hamiltons at Carlstadt
3roenpoint Athletics va Kings County L at Green
ors.esn. Learns v m4Shss GasHys Or
h hSasSn g. f ES 1r0s0P g. a Flushing
x SHsay VI HrScid Constable Go, ut Recreation
Cathedral W Lsontines at Recreation Park,
Altman Y GS at Rei Ss&SpBo Pf Row.
in sp End XthfssiS eSS roauO Athletic Club at
New York Custom House W. West Bergen Athletic
Hi Highland Athletic Club KenstnEton Athletic Club.
ienoS VI Rutgers College, at New BrunSwicE
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Tho Bedford Club has boon newly organised
for this by Fred Walker who was elected man.
aser ct regular meeting OF the club All CORE
gpondenco should bo addressed to him Hs 72o Union
street. Brooklyn. The Club has secured tho use OF
Washington Park . training ground and are being
coached by Mr. r Fannery, who tates great interest
in the boys and impars them all the hne poinu OF
the game which be Ia so capable Of doing -
Tho team Ia light but akeS up Tor ma oy OSe xSy
l. as follows Goal Petit point obrien point Hahn
nrRt defence O. Thomson: second dofonoN PorkeIlon;
third defence Bates centre Scott; third attack ak
or: second attack Capt ferono; nr1t attack BSum
outside home, o. Thomson: made home, FDld
The following games have been aFranEea, 'SnG ~ ~
with Staten Island Juno ~ with College CfeY OF rev
York; July s. with Brooklyn; and July ~ with Bridge
port Besides this the club would Ike 20 receive ohAi
lenRsD from other clubs.
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About 61R.SOO in Prizes offered 20 tie
Crack Oarsmep OF che Country.

About 01R.SOO in Prizes offered 20 the
Crack Oarsmep OF che Country.
"Buly" Robertson has closed the "pTum" Tor the
summer and has gone TO Duluth. Mnp- 70 manage the
Duluth Superior regatta which commences July I'll ana
continues the 25h inclusive This promises 10 De the
greatest regatta ever held In America the Duluth Asso
citation offering nearly $4,000 for the I've professional
races the most prominent OF which 10 the single eou
NJ three mile for the championship OF the world In
this nrst money will DO g. 7oo With $500 70 second and
$500 70 third The other races are sinae scuba ono
quarter mile DASH singe sculs mile sraEhtaway:
rar cared three miles with one turn and four>oared
the same distance In the doubles the hrst prize Is
ii 90 tho ond $3.50 while eSbU VIII reimburse the
third couple Tho four.oarod has $50 10 nTst Grew,
eD second and $500 to third 500 Will be divided
In the mile dash and entries have Already been
received from all the prominent profeSSiooaiS IN the
country. -. -, a, 40. ... ........
however the two greatest rowing associations OF tho
Wos having agreed TO hold thsE annual rSg1ttas dur
citation and the winnipeg Association There y eSmo
In the lead Of the Mississippi .
There will be innumorRble other raeeR for Al OF
which valuable PRICES have been ofored, and MT Rob
erson writes HE Sur that he expects onOO people 70
In securing the "spArrow" TO manage the protee-
Rional rnceG the management have made . tan-Suike
for the level headed llttlo Scotchmhn has tmo and
again proven himself capable Of coping win enc NIP
perry fraternity.
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Tho Now York schuetren Corps.

Tho Now York Schuetzen Corps held very well at
tended practice shoot at the schuetzen Park Union
Hill n j.. yesterday The shooting house was crowded
during entire afternoon and tho eight ranges were
constantly occupied. Tho results: Man Target-".
Hahn. lsA; h Zetter. ll8i @. Detletsen. l26; T. G..
Schroeder us; II. Peters, l2l; H. Heinecfe, III R.
Ahrens 10; R. FeiGel, I'D; A J. ohrsten, lo7; A W.
Tsmke, III; J. y: Klee So ! C. KTnsH s III; y BIT
iianscner, iii; A Webbeknd. los: Nj, Vokinann, S.
{. bradley. So; Il Meyborg, SO; Dr.. Grosch, lis; W.
Won Poser 81: W H. Bost0lmAnn. ia
Point target possible SQTA J Christen 10; 7. FeiEel
SEN o; i Large o: c. Bradley o; X. Klein. S. II.
Hanscber. 10. A. Dunsing !; J. liaetzmar, Meyer
\: w Hahn o. H. Zettler IS H. Decker y. T. g. schroe-
dor y Ii. NeyDorR J. C. kruse 5; ". Won oeSer IL;
The red iiaRs made yesterday wero by II. Decker. A
DunsiuH h Klein, {. BRADLEY, and j. Z. kruse
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P-Jirnmy Carroll tho English light weight is
on his way East Ito Will reach Boston In about Two
weeks
Tn, Wier Conner difficulty has been settled and tho
aeht viii probably take place At the Erie County Athle
Ic Club The nrBt part OF july
To IuK Epi1oa or THB eUN-!SiT: hereby challenge
Jaek Gleason the Albany feathofwoight 10 light mo to
hniSh FOR purse, stake, or gate reooiptA With two
ounce gloves at iis poundA ] can be seen at Catha
yina Strest NJ any time BoB HIRsCH.
The follow was received at tho Police GdtefN once
veatorday from San Francisco:
Tho Golden Date Atneorc Club will give purse OF
Ss6sO Tor q hnish Rlovooontest according TO Police
Satstte ruleS between Jake RTan and Ed. Smith. of
Denver Tho battle 20 take place In September
Tommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider and Benny Murphy
are both training hard for thar coming ngh5 Murphy Is
fTSining at Jerome undOr the tuition OF Prof NiGey
While t,e Spider 10 at JohnStown. with Dick Moore
houao OF BOsion but win nnish his training In Harlem
wthn four pounds Of tpS IeSsitsd weight Il Is DO
aome time Tickets now out and are being eagerly
sought Tho nEht viii take place In about three weeks
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WAR At THE COLUMBIA 4. C.
Just Because John l.. Sullivan Is to Spa
I'm Their New Home


Just Because John l.. Sullivan Is to Spar
in Their New Home.
WASHINGTON June lathe members of the Columbia
Athletic Club of this city very much stirred up over
the that an arrangement has been made with John
l. Sullivan give sparring exhibition at tho clubs
handsome house next week. This club II one of the
most popular and hourshnE institutions Of which
Washington boast. 1t has active membership Of
500 including representatives of the best elements of
political business and social life in the city. month
ago the club dedicated of tho finest athletic
houses IN the United States which Is Of the credita
BILE features OF Washington architecture The member
ship Of the club is composed chiefly OF young mon but
few days ago The Board OF Govornors arranged for
sRSTTnE e6hetHa SsmS mS nsfs EsSk The pro
The members OF the club buy admission TICKETS to IT,
S@ on a known r Ia h and
q Wss6instSn hrEo NUM- e Of msm6er' % !h9
S &sS.lpE 70 hod 70 take action in The ' mat
sanized for the adVancemsnt Of SocS6iilty as we'll
a. athletic sports should not conntenance such CON
Sullivan These indignant members claim that sull
vans friepds have set trap In order 70 got an endorse
when 10 Mississippi to meet tho officers OF he
Of the sAd hsi SaTI a ne o
FparrnE exhibition and 1t will he thus made to appear
posa be- ' Hs Hsss HS 'A' ITO
The Board Of Governors defend their action on the
exhibitio Of sparrng such as i common in ali sth
clubs md 1t not the intention TO give him any sort Of
services and therefore in sense guest but they
point the fact that the exhibition viii put Si,o0O
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va; in favor Of the plan to haze h sYTam appear The
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to prevent tho sullivan exhibition II possible The in
disnstion meeting Will probably be held on Monday