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WILL COME Up ON MONDAY.
The Baccaret Scandal to Appear in = Lo,
don Court.

Tho Baccarat Scandal to Appear in . Lon-
don Court.
LosDoS, May 3o.-Beginning with the bao-
carat scandal on Monday the British publio
will be RECALLED with series Of sensations, In
GLIDING eight cases Of breach Of promise Of
marriage and new trial Of the notorious Wal
pole Wiedemann case, which has thrown such q
lurid light upon the state Of English society in
the east Tie Fyfe case also win shortly come
Up for trial before jury unless Mr.. Fyfs de-
verney and plead guilty, De Cobain's friends
profess that there ID still prospect Of his
returning home to face . trial. II 20 another
most harmful scandal WIN be added TO the list.
Sir Henry vsrney, now in his ninetieth year,
the father Of Capt. vsrney, ID In preoapious
condition OF health and may succumb at any
time, leaving his son . baron In prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

Sir John Alexander Macdonald was born
In Glasgow. Scotland, January IL, 1915. His
father. Hugh Macdonald, emigrated from
Sutherandshire to Canada and settled in
Kingston in 1890 The son entered public life
in 1874 as the representative of the city Of
Kingston in the house Of assembly. land con-
nnued to sit for this constituency until the
union of 1867. when he was elected to the house
OF commons by the same electorate until 1878,
whom he was defeated. He WAS reelected in
1887 by both Carleton and Kingston. He took
an active part in bringing about the Canadian
confederation, and in 1S66-67 he was chairman
OF the London colonial conference when the
British North America act was passed by the
imperial parliament.
On July l, 1867, the new constitution came
into force in Canada and Sir John Macdonald
was sworn as privy councillor and appointed
minister OF justice and attorney general. In
recognition Of his services he was created a
knight commander Of the bath (civil) by the
queen. and in 1884 he received the grand cross
OF the same order. He remained prime minister
until 1878. when his government resigned on
the Canadian Pacific charges. Alexander Mac
kenzie accepted the Office, and for nearly five
years Fir John was the leader Of the opposition
In september, 1878, the liberal party was de-
feated at the polls on the cry OF protection to
the native industries, and Sir John again be-
came premier and has remained at the head Of
affairs in Canada ever since.
He achieved decided victory at the polls at
the recent election on the issue of restricted
commercial relations with the United States as
against the plan Of unrestricted reciprocity ad-
vocated by the liberals. It is currently be-
heved that the conservative victory was due
absolutely TO his astute and experienced ma
neuvering HIS death, therefore, might mean =
very serious change in the political balance Of
power in the dominion.
Sir John Macdonald executed several deli
cate diplomatic missions. He was one Of the
British joint high commissioners which settled
the Alabama claims question with the United
States. For this service he was called to the
privy council of Great Britain, an honor sell
dom conferred on colonial statesman His
wife, Susan Agnes, whom he married in 1867, is
a daughter of Thomas ]. Bernard, member of
the queens privy council Jamaica. West In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30
DUNCAN AGAIN REMANDED.

His Wife Not So Well, Having Suffered q
Relapse.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CANARvoN, WALES, May 30.-R. C. Duncan OF
Washington, d. c., charged with attempting to
murder his wife at BETSY Coed on May 10. was
taken from prison here this morning and con-
veyed to that place. where he was formally
charged and again remanded. This course Of
procedure will probably be followed until Mrs.
Duncan RECEIVERS sufficiently to give her evil
dence.
At present she is not SO we'll, having suffered
a serious relapse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

The postponed lawn party under ths suspios,
Of Anscostia Tent No. IL. Junior, eeeurrsd ~
night On the green of The Msthodist 0ursA.
A large crowd attended The co0mfsSss q q.
engagements was - follows: J. 4. Harrison, q.
Aistsad, George shosnaksr. Geo. Wight Ca.
0srtman. Leo 0srtman, RebA 0simtA Gnts.
1nins Clifford Smith, Arthur Kiac, ysAa
Kelly ana 4. 1s.sss. - ~ Ae
BY: NJ; Aecalls9eA, tAs pastor q ~ -.
that number Of converts I'D 49, roooiVoS
IN his church - TIE rssu1t q ~ sDvivol ~.
ioes thsse b sgronsouA
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Disputinx Senator Calls Rs-x,eotsou.

DisputinG Senator Call's Reelection.
The seventeen runaway Florida senators yes
terday returned and the senate, BY vote of l6
to l6, refused to approve the journal for the
day ON which Call was elected Senator. This,
it is claimed, invalidatss his election. A peti.
ton has been presented TO Gov. Fleming.
PRAYING that no certificate Of election q Sens-
tor shall be issued to Gall This petition, il g
understood, sets forth that Call has NOS re-
ceived majority vote Of the organised legis-
leture and consequently there has been no
election Of Senator.
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Independent Corcoran Cadet Corps.

The twenty-third moonlight excursion Of the
c. c. C. to Marshall Hall on June promises to
be one Of the most successful the corps has yet
given. Tickets can be obtained from members
and at the boat on day Of excursion
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The case was postponed until Monday.
Cardinal Gibbon. suffering From MalnrI,

Cardinal Gibbons, who has been on a tour Of
the churches in southern Maryland, is suffer-
ing from an attack of malarial fever, and is at
Marlboro, Md, where he is confined to his
bed. He has sent for Bishop Curtis OF VII
mington, Del, to fill the remainder Of his APP
pointments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

New YoRK, May SO.--secretary Blaine was up
early this morning. He said he was feeling
much better. This announcement caused the
members Of the family to begin the ,abor a.
making ready for their departure for Bar Har-
Dor on Monday next.
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II B. SMITH h CO.

II. Artists.
our studio, 6Ol and UJ3 Macs. n. W., having
been remodesd at great expense. think without
boas,iny have the largest and best equipped studio
south Of New York Our speciality II oil pastel. India
nk and crsyon portrsits We do only nrstclAss work
and guarantee Satisfaction. 10 studio will
convince you that work is second in WASH
inston. Our portraits be in the windows Of
the following places Of business:
i. y. Williams Co, cor. 9Th and Z SITS. n. W.
J. AueFbeeh. cor. lSth and New York ave. nv.
Acker Kennsr. l42y Pa ny
L. u. Droop, FL p ave- NV.
y. Wafhsld Sinpson. esh and q sss. NV.
W. p. Herbst, 18th and Pa ave NV.
l. Macksn = kro. cor. ssh and n sta ne.
Samuel l.. Kelley Co., 426 9TH st. s.w.
]. Walter Hodges. cor. Pa ave. and I'd st. 50
Geo, b. Weiss cor. 36th and SITS.
". Kaufman, cor. Sth and SITS. ..
y. NJ. farfis, 10Th and Il ste. n ".
II. B. SMITH CO., Artists,
00l and 0O0 Mass ave.
Open until Pm. myxl-l2t'
TO NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS,
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live cofreetof. CAREERS Little Liver Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

READ DANEsHowER's forticth grand real e.
tate free excursion 10 West Arlington, Nd.
Tuesday, june 2, 1891, I'm special notice coli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

He is said 10 re Losing Ground ts n
Southern statcs.

HIS snvrR LKrrrn mas cAusrp INN pryrcr1ov.
rsE sovrH VIA PROBABLY yory vrru ~.
WEST IN rHr ooSvEsriox AGAINST rus N
rREsIpEsr-AS IsrEkksTIxo Nrrnyrrw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30
THIS MORNINGS BALL GAMES,
Rain Keeps the Louisvilies and Nationals
Apart.
Columbus. ..............0 0102o-A
| Boston. ..................10 2 O 0 o Il o.

At Columbus
Columbus. Q 1 o o 02o-A
Boston. ................-1 o 2 0 0 20 / %
Hits-Columbus, q; Boston, TO-. Errors
Columbus, q Boston, 8. Batteries Gast,ieht
and OConner, Burlington and Farrell. Um-
pire-Ferguson.
At st. Louis
st. Louis 1000. 8 3 8 2 001 o OIL
Athletic. o 900 90 O.
Hits-St. Louis, 20; Athletics. T. Errors
St Louis, 8; Athletics, 2. Batteries-Stivetts
and Griffith and Boyle Callahan and Nc
Keogh. Umpire-Kerins
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ................10 90 o.
Daltimore .................2 0 o 8 8 0 K-9
hlts-Clncinnati, Z; Baltimore, g. Errors
Gin cinnat, 2; Baltimore s. ,Batteries--Kilroy
and Kelly, McMahon and Robinson. Umpire
Matthews.
At uisvile.-Louisville-- Washington; post
poned; rain.
LEAGUE GAMEa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

This afternoon Deputy United States Marshal
Gard Of Trenton n. J., arrived here, having
in custody Edward Briel, charged with the
larceny Of a suit Of clothes and q silver
cornet, the property Of Theodore sevenhuy-
sen, on the night Of March 81 last. Both
Band, at the Washington barracks, and at the
time stated he deserted and went Of with the
property Of his fellow bandsman.
He was indicted here and was located ct
Roanoke, where he pawned the cornet, and re-
Gently he wrote to Sevenhuyson from Elisabeth,
Nj, asking the latter to let up on him. The
letter was turned over to the police and his
arrest at Elizabeth followed. He was turned
over to the marshal this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30
HAv. You BEEN THrar,

II win pay you 60 there. Run. walk or ridsthsre.
Be sure and take your purse there.
Nothing sold time there. Everybody treated alike
| thsrs.
They DO business right or not at all thefs.
They refund the money for any article not - rsprs
sentsd up there.
Thsy sivs you 100 cents for dollar mp there.
II is the only place in the city where you can furnish
house complete.
They sell solid Oak sidsboard. e1e 80: sold else
vhsrs, Ella They sell Refrt<srators. ~ IS TO $50
Msssing. 12>sc TO 80. Extra Damask and Linen
Chain. 40. Handsome Folding Bed. bsvsl mirror.
1ex40. SIS. FOLDING Beds. nice fnish. "a Fine Oak
Suites. ESQ eos e7s sold elsewhere, s75 go. el00.
Lsonards Refrigerator under the price Wire DoorA
&C.. rita Ssst SV-tocksNg Aiass. Rustic Lawn
Benches. ol.50 to 40 Beet Wire Cots. "a 20.
els. Alhaif Mattress. 10 poundA. o. %. CURED
Hair Mattress. 70 pounds el2 80 Rol-up Steel Bed
sprinxs. e. All-stsel Woven Wire with 11e coil
springs book fold. So5O. Initial Tumbler. beautiful
engraved wreath. loo. 6Clesr Tumblen for 16c. DC.
Good Hammock, Soc.. vec. and S125. Baby Car.
nagss fully upholstered, nicke TRAININGS and para
soi a. IS 70 Sy6. The Largest Size Cedar Tub. u.
50piecs Tea ssts ~ % to e1o lUopisee Dinner Be-
o. W to eco Everything for the houss 1t pincs.
Remember the name end panes
n Q. oRAsrY.
DOUBLE sToRRs.
is1o and lsl2 IN - = ~. bst. 2 ana O
Our only terms shsap for eash.
pouS aouss sn you try. nyT
7 LoYp's 25c. EXPRESS HAS MOVED TO IT'S
l. nsu bsiidins. ia50 4. NV, where d 3 pre-
parsd " rscs.vy erdsFs Tor lsnesai AoSssneld nov
ciaiiy. Special attention s1vsa - nsss1gs se nd
i::' i IA ;:Ss !: sisTss
myi0Iin Propsistor.
T1KRAN0EMTNT or The LIvRn, WITH con-
H. ss nam a' S - : Liver % D
!. NOW. LIT COOP OBJECTION WAIT on Ape.
~ ne. and health On 81. slsyes1s. ss<:s s.tsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

Tzs BE.fxo ssA DmPurr.-Inquiriss as the
State Department this morning Tor news in
connection With TIE Bssins go dispats slisiss
The reply that nothing dshnits has been
mitted 70 the pasliAmsnt Of Great Britain
relative TO close season in the -.
Nothing hAs been received ct the department.
ofaciah say, from The British government IN
ths Wy efa .peupo1ttien to make public ths
latest paper with refsrenes 10 psading nsgo-
tiatious IN the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

We wish to add that those ladies' dssirous
Of purchasing . Parasol for street o. ssa-
shore wear should acquaint themselves with
our styles. On all Parasols Married more
than %. 80 vs VII allow you discount Of
10per cent.
This Saturday We will onsr 100 des. Boys'
Nerrimac Print waists. sises to IA years
inclusive. for 19c.. BETTER than any 26c.
waist Jet produoed for retail trads.
27dosen LADIES' White India Linen waista,
plated front and back. sizes u to A inciu-
siye, for this Saturday sos. The above has
. bet Of same material.
30 dozen Ladies' Best Percais Waists,
choice selection Of Patterns. plated frons
and back. sizss 32 to ~ inclusive, for
SATURDAY and OTHER DAYS, Sc. This
IL our regular price, II is - good a. any
s1.25 waist to b found herssbeus. The
above has belt Of same material
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LEAGUE GAMEs.

At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia. 4; Chicago
3. At New York-New York, .; Cleveland,
At Brooklyn-pittsburg,. Z; Brooklyn, 1. A
Decentralization, z; Cincinnati, e
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The Corcoran Cadet Corps' Excursiea.
The excursion Of the Corcoran Cadet Corps
Company A, second battalion). which vas 70
have taken place on May Is, but which va
postponed, owing 70 the Indictment weather.
viii take place Friday evening, june & Tick
cts Of Nay g good for this date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Dulansy Sue for o6Oyooo.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert L Delaney Of this city,
who last winter passed . sixteen weeks honey.
moon on beds Of suffering in the Western
Pennsylvania Hospital At Pitssburg, nov van,
1900 each IRON the Psnnsylvania RailrosA
Company.
They were married November n. lsso. ana
sst out for the west on their bridal tour. isviv
next morning they were injured in . oollirioS
ct New Florence. Mr.. and Nra Dulansy vers
1t first thought 70 be fatally hurt and wv fUr
several 6sys 81 the point q dsasA- Thsy vii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

CMART WEED AND BELLADoNA COMBINED
y with the other INGREDIENTS used In the best porous
plassers make Carters !. w. b. Backachs Plastsss
the best In the market. Price % cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

Ii Youn BACK AcHrs
" you ere Al vorR out. really good for nothing. -
osneI' D'O Bihsst6wSs IRON BrrrEns
Il viii cure you and give good appetite Sold py al
dealers In medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-30

We are headquarters for Ladies' vsssas
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FOOTBALL AT TACOMA
The Local Team Developing
Some Fine Players.
MATCH GAME AT SEATTLE SOON.
Entries for the Chicago Derby OF 1898
Turf Events-Bicycle Champion
Martins Good Habits.

TACOMA, Nov. z.-tspecisl THE Seattle foot
ball players telegraphed their inability to play
here today, but the Tacoma Football Associa-
ton players met this afternoon tor their usual
practice. Captain Hacker directed their efforts
and put them through all the various perform
ances that are likely to be called in play during
q game. some good work was done, and a
number OF strong points at play developed that
were cheering to the future success OF
the team. Trevet., in taekling, proved to have
considerable speed and nerve Best's tenacious
qualities showed mp and Kershaw's running
and Hackers general play were features The
club will meet frequently in the next two weeks
in practice for the work scheduled out for thu
fall Those present at the park today were:
Seeiey, Treyett Hacker, Kershsw, Anderson,
Sutton, Yarnell, Best, Anderson, Professor
Dudley, McElroy, Tytler
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RoARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
y ZION No. 64-Whereas, The city council of the
CITY OF seattle has heretofore by house of delegates
joint resolution No. % declared its Intention to
grade and sidewalk Fourth street I'm Pontius' Ndi-
Ion nom Lake TO Mitchell street, thence east
Harison street to the east line OF Uuwamish street
also In said city; and
Whereas The city council of said city of Seattle
ola, on the 18th day of October, A. d. 1891. pass
an ordinance No. ,S77, which said ordinance fixed
and established an assessment district provided
IN section eight tSl Of article eight TVIII. of the
ment; and
Whereas An assessment roll has been filed bv
the board of public works with the city council
containing the names Of the owners, when known,
OF All the property in said assessment district and
When unknown said property is listed TO unknown
owners aud the sum OF $l.3l46 for every front
1901 Is assessed against each separate lot and par
the owners and property when known, and against
the property when the owners are unknown and
IN sald assessment roll the estimated cost OF the
street crossings was assessed against the city, and
other Things were provided in said mt roll
will of the freehoIders Charter! thsrefors eight
lie 1t resolved, BY the board of aldermen and
mouse OF delegates of the city of Seattle in session
That the city clerk Of the city Of Seattle is here
by directed TO publish in the official newspapers
OF said city In ten consecutive Issues of the
notice that said roll has been filed by the board
OF public works with said city council and that all
persons owning land in said assessment district No
u be required TO appear and file objections with
the city clerk If any they may have, on before
the 23d day OF November A. d. 1891. against said
asses ment roll or the taxes or assessments made
therein, or the will be approved, If found cor
rect by the city council at said time.
Ana IT Is hereby further ordered and resolved that
there be joint session OF the city council said
23d day of November, A. d. 1891, TO hear objec-
TONS If any, against said assessment roll, and IL
no objections are made, for the approval thereof
Passed board of aldermen this I'd day OF Novem-
Der, 1891. GEORGE w. HALL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house Of delega tes this I'd day of Novem-
Der, 1891. X. w. JONES
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this Sd day of November, 1891.
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this Sd day of November 1891.
II w. MILLER, City clerk.
Published this 9th day of November. 1891.
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RoARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoIU.

SoAhD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
heress, The city council OF the city of Seattle
mas heretofore by board Of aldermen Joint resoiu
walk Filth street In Pontius' addition from lake
street east to Mitchell street. thence east on Re
eit AN street TO Duwamish street, also In said
=. Whereas The city council Of said city Of Seattle
ord,n. me Z.th day Of october, A. ID 1891, pass
oto.,hshce. No l.S7S, which said ordinance fl ed
ana established assessment district as provided
s stecuon eight tS Of article eight Twill of the
and, ~. '10A '-1 e'AeN''
whereas, An assessment roll has been filed by
one ooaru or public works with the city council
eeehtAining the names of the owners when known,
oL al The property In said assessment district and
owners and the sum Of ii rs for every frons foot is
ansessed against each separate lot and parcel of
@ the property in said district against the
Nv ne,s and property when known and against the
properly when the owners are unknown and In
assessment roll the estimated cost Of the street
,tt - was assessed against the city, and other
lings were provided in said assessment roll as re-
9sreo ny section eight ISL of article eight WILL
Vi tie ifeeholders charter; therefore, be il
Resolved, By the board of alderman and house of
oeegses of the city of seattle session assembled:
m Hs me city clerk OF the city of Seattle is here
py directed TO publish In the official newspapers
VI saiu city In ten consecutive issues of the same
a notice that said roll has been filed by the
BOARD OF public works with said city council and
Sat NJ persons owning land in said assessment
inc,ion no: 10 be required 10 appear and file OBJ
Jecuohs With the city clerk. II any they may have,
on or before the 23d day of November. A. b. 1891,
aealns. said assessment roll or the taxes assess
az MADE therein, or the same will he approved
II FOUND correct by the city council at said time.
A., Ahu IT'S hereby further ordered and resolved
Una. mere be joint session of the city council
silu zod day OF November, A. D. 1891 to hear OBJ
!ecuons, II any, against said assessment roll, and
ii no OBJECTIONS are made. for the approval thereof
Iassea board OF aldermen this % day Of
november, 1891. GEORGE w. HALL
President Board of Aldermen.
Der, 1891. n. w ZONES
President House of Delegates
1891. HARRY yvu f1rt5 STS eIiap
flieu by me this Sd day of November. 1891.
H. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
published this 9Th day of November, 1891.
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Prizefight Between Ballard Bows.

On Friday morning, about 10 O'Clock, prize
fight was arranged and took place at Ballard
between Tommie Shields and George Saeher,
two boys, Is or Is years old. crowd OF half
grown men and boys assembled in Beniamin's
livery stable and watched the two boys pumnel
each other for ten or fifteen minutes, when the
cry OF police was raised and the crowd scat
tered. Its said three rounds were fought and
the fight was sharp and fierce. The referees
name or decision could not be learned although
Tommie Shields evidently came off the worst,
having two black eyes proof of his deli
cheney as a disciple OF John 1.
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The Football Match.

The coming football contest between Seattle
and Port Blakeley to decide the championship
of Western Washington and who shall hold the
trophy cup presented by the merchants of Seat
tie, will be played on Thanksgiving day at the
Madison street baseball park. The cup will be
placed in the window of some store a few DAYS
previous to the match aud the victorious team
will hold possession for one year. The team
which first wins the cup three different seasons
becomes its permanent possessor.
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Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Summary:
Six furlongs-speedwest won, Merry Girl SEQ
ond, Captain Tupy third Time, 1851.
Mile-Notusa won, Walter second, Arthur
Murray third. Time, 1:44
Aile-Lizzie GIynn won, Jim Dunn second,
Tenor third. Time, l43l4
Mile and quarter-Vortex won, Santa Ana
second. Mary McGowan third. Time, 2Ogl<
SIX furougs-Unlucky won, Good Day second,
Indus third. Time, 1:I51z.
Mile and three-eighths, hurdles-Winslow won,
Bassance second. Long Shot third. Time, 2:A0
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Cornish wrestling match in Colorado.

MoSTEosE, COL. Now IA Cornish wrestling
match, for 200 side, Cornish rules, between
Sam Gribble, of Rico, and J. Gilbert, Telluride
took place this afternoon. Jack Williams, OF
Central City, was referee. Time was called at
$50 p. m. Gilbert outweighed Gribbls by ff-
teen pounds and Gribble was suffering from
fractured rib, received while training
In the first bout Gilbert secured. first and sec
end bitches, Gilbert third and fourth. At this
point Gilbert secured fall-three points down
two knees and one elbow.
Second bout-First hitch, Gribbe; second,
Gilbert; third, Gribble; fourth and fifth, Gill;
bert: sixth, seventh and eighth, Gribble.
AT this point Gribble gave out on account of
the pain by his fracture, and the referee gave
the match to Gilbert The Rico man exhibited
science throughout, while Telluride exhibited
only true strength. The match will probably bS
wrestled over again at Christmas for 5000
side. Gribble acted on the offensive all through,
forcing Gilbert at every turn.