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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-16

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-16
August.
Flower

How does he feel Pile feels
cranky. and is constantly expert
menting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking, the dishes, the hours, and
manner of his eating-August
Flower the Remedy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-16

How does he feel7--He feels at
times a gnawing, voracious, insati-
able appetite, wholly unaccountable,
unnatural and unhealthy. August
Flower the Remedy.
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1s,e scu,ler. Compete for Prizes.

between EDWARD Hanlhn. William OConncr. George
Hosmer and W. Ross Tor So purse was decided last
evening Rvervew about IL miles down the Pot
River 1t double scuiI contest In which OConner
and Hanan opposed to okner and Rosk The sport
furnished vas OF mature that should have drawn a
larger crowd II Was generally conceded among those
best acquainted with tie former records OF these
that Oconner md llanlnn woud surely win. They
succeeded with comparative ease by about half \
length The orignsl intention that the shgula
be '"wed over thr~eni!e course bat after
the stake bonts had bntn secured they drfted away
The race therefore: took pncr straight course
with three turnr II was possible TO learn the rxnrt
time no true lengt! OF the Tho time Nam
nounceaw WAS ~ minutes ~ ,ecGnts. but this Is. 70
certain ertent. ~ matter 81 cOnicrtU
william TConnor and Edward lIRnlan proved their
individual superiority "a rarsmcn over oedrge iosmer
ana Wallace Ross IN s.ngr hcu races to-day OVER a
three.mir course UConnor had iiosmer at his mercy
the FIRST Ar mile hnu been rpwed. but Ilania
had keep stealy at work in orier TO beat Ross ont
by six scAnt lengths.
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esgt d. ss
ceeiing the odds of ten game.
9rn Ba shs WE
Sa.ss Why. SONNY Ma%sn.n. ana ss,Saefmaa
y i. s sn b Has in ls hn "0F
The veteran Dan pswan who has s been cpnn.d to
raihsr Ta N Hr.. =. v:eR the St"oiyn tIabs
s Gov on fGpy asst, and wss glad to see
The question of supremacy between Tom Lyman and
FrGnS whif wa 20 nsHe c hT.n ss. , on
nssn ts GpS hS
ment OF those rccted to see desperate game
sm aSr OF sae o"kyn Inb 10
the shinnecock llt!!s ye.t.dny and rnanp;oH Casey
moody and tne champion hnds priva,s conference and
players OF tho Majors class.
stu n p1 hI' SnIrs, S ~ The h
poaeffnl ; joan bsansy and ,hs clever Rory shs
.oysroant brigade was snt,,cent in tho minds Of
up ' am"ns fr.,:ers teams; s"arns@sat: open 70
John Conner viii have his hands fun during the next
s ana q" A he saa % S.y ng. a. bot. s
club He Ia. also nk 80 ."
Major CArmody at the ten ace game odds he gave at
onn % sHsnd SUNDAY at s nso
S w I've an 3 Inc m. "% sTr
and hs mas nsss snSS;sa rs M n smith
Sergeant John Powers III. p0pu ar OF
Conrtney's court looks rugged and strong after =
long cruise around Ray Rge but says he is out OF tho
match.maki Ing business - am able to virr some Of
the old boys good go yet. and have been downing
many Of the loudet growers right straight atonR but
when II Gomez 10 sectnK ate bus ness for
matches | am OUT of II. Tor the present At least"
"Can John Malcolm md Pror. COggns beat Johnny
Grady and Peter Connolly - Is another question thst
frequently asked Tne only way that II can he salts
factory answered IL tn have game bet ween tho two
teams The members Of the Brook Ign Handicap Club
would say that their representatives were much tho
strongest, while the haui'UtS Of Courtney court would
claim superiority for their upon the strength OF
their united skill genelAlEhip and IN The possession OF
capable hands.
'If Courtney beat Delaney and Lawlor defeated
Courtney with ten aces game. why slnuif not Law
Tor down Delaney VITA ten game :" SAID old
time supporter Of the game yesterday nnansy Is
certainty strong player. 81 Is courtney: and II Ire
lands eSthRniiIn is capable of defeRtinH such
as Courtney aud allow HIM odds. reason why
lie shunlG not knock ont Delaney under the
dttiOns l. Is said that DeaLev be backed for at
least 500. ard | would like to see Lawlor Try to
win Il"
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hot UORE AT H.ISDBALL.
A Good Conten In brooklyn Hetween Four
Noted Experts.

There WAS crowded gallery as usual at the Brock.
lyn Handbal Clubs court "club day" and while
the general display was fully ~ TO the standard there
contest that toe spectators will not forget for
some time. II was between John DELANEY and N.
Rooty. against Dr.. rhi!ia smith and Patrick Barrett
while suppos.s that Delaney is match for the
combined efforts III two s-cA sterling players as DR..
Smith and Barrett still l. was generally believed TINT
with TIE Ssstance Gi lioo:y, is up to the average
OF players in team struggle Delaney would be able
to do the trick. Smith and Barrett however surprised
everybody for they played as hnndy as II they had
been together for years. Delaney and his partner also
played fairly wei. out the power was AGAINST them.
clever inside play, combined with the alr.nnd ctec.
tv-ness Of the Cork eNpsr resulted IN the downfall of
their opponents in three straight gaines subsequently
Delaney ana Barrett had sr2ie- handed game, the
latter being beaten ~ seven aces.
or the other notable gaines The 1a~'o- brothers Pat
and Dan gave DenHls shea, the former champion Of
Left street Tratc. aud partner tTouucnG hat they
will remember tor yeart. Tommy lunne had tho
courage u;tnrk two players. MI, again failed. Tom
Lyn AIN ana NJ orty showed ~ admirably together 70
much that they heat RAJ her strong COmhinA on
composed 81 Jim Malcolm and Tommy Dunno The
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PTitnFipHIA JR,y2 Darby ant josef owned ny
fred Bowtrs OF fn, River, GsTe liberated "a Pensacola
this morning at 80 clock The Iir-l!Ir distance to
home Is about lliH inies, The greatest distance yet
covered by pigeon Is a5out orc miles
Two birds OF io.dSy's start have covered over 300
mrs in mi. scaspni journey. Ior record. and have
been out on the WING Gcut bat once Tie last fly
was from Sycamore. "a. EJS miles. They tAus have
about 6iu mhc- Of stranss territory 10 CrV~r.
Robert Swnei by y. laden ~ Providence arrived IN
tins r$ yrS'rr "y for lor"arIGS to Atlanta distance
Abuut Hln miles
Inu lad ~ tho outing prizes held with but ono
break .imce the pcgnnIng by dickinson and Hazel Of
Fall RIVER :" no" IA LATHE II 'nry OF PtigDurgn for
ldto mics IA" greatest numher OF mites cred by
male hiI IN, sSA."h aud - Mss Arm 81 Providence,
for Las nl,er tue greatest number by han bird
Miss Arrils last journey from 645 msA Srriying
the becond day after the start The fittsburHh claim
lik.y 60 be beaten but Mos April will probably con.
,,nle a, best 10 ts as, unless soms one VI nA 49,
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Some ho; Nghing took place nj the of tho Gran
lite A. c. held AT Their roons, 1877 Bowery saturday
Eist. Just C Reilly scn acted announcer aud
GEORGE leyEois. the New York light IgNt pugiiis
o.ciateL referee. TIE frst bout n FDrcl" SIX
round ga for lerps between Sammy Meyers. tho
GRANTEES crack bantam. ana Jack Eruue't OF the
DrnEt \, G.. In the hrst round Meyers pouu!"l Ben
nctt nj over The ring. IcnIctt game, however.
aud apt Meyers guessing until the mn F'gId Near
The r!usn the Duane man received m NJ upper
LLd , ~ TiRhi Ahder in the stomach AMI u went
down IL" n lCg, THu nSHt " M nvErne4 Meyers
l"pih h.y"rs. known as the 'IHI"Irs ilas'"i. aud
Jark smith of tuC HerOss A, C. wrT" the neat pair
to Lgprar IN n tLrc"ruNnd bout Meyers ~ clever
yOa!l-ri,5 and 'lip weighs nrty ruBi,a lie hit tho
M"lT"sr Iai nj wIll hni gOt the lrCIsiUl.
In the next sk'rnuni special h,tw rN casper Leon.
GrHn.ir A. a.. aEd jimmy Nn"y "f tn VA 'on g.,
tLerr was n good eNhhItOn Of hEhGn'. At the
outset l"ry ntrgmrf the aggressive mn was repeat
cd,y met Win NICilUs urIcr cuts Leon 'nhei MN
MINI rclfgy, and u Was II wonder tha Ne DID not ~
down nnh out IN this iourh. Leon In % Keep
p"urhrv MN however; until IT." ~ f'nnh. Hoty
bG.h Ia gore, nLd rrnug lk' pOrpuis..
Leon saw al openinE AMI caught is"Ipu ~ sIuuFely
the FONT Of tEe Jaw. ruitiug hun tosprp.
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Cyclers Performing In tho ouat or CITY.

fhiLAhhLrHiA July 24.-ovcr T. 600 persons witnessed
the race meet OF the Bic, Gle Club yester
aay owing to the condition Of the track remArk
ap'e Times were made. although the races were hot
contested and the finishes ciose. The are the
II Hteenwood Wissahcko on W second. Time s:5a IL
u, nav mile safety openFina heat won by II. c. Ty.
o er spTi ring nc L. Munger Chicago c.
=, Cneniie safety. Open, 200 Cass-Final hea. won
Ohe.mie safety. Handicap, Pcnnsy club Oh am.
=; Ssi, IT, 100 yards second: Frank Ne!ms. I50
Nns.mie Safety, Open Worlds Record Race, for an
n sn hsp 'An T tim. limit Of 2b placed the
my 20 9He woull maNe the pace BcrIo finished Brat
10 .3S - bpt the race was rerei lie run over
WIN 'iit OF IS seconds each lap. L. D. Munger OF
seI Il. ace making the frs. lnr inside tho
tnd lap, aid ". W Taxis OF Inc A. C.. w,;n ter
rifc burst of speed the las lap md race v about
n a., q yard Tine. 2:3s. Munger was second and
WEN hE 81 Mclanies. No time taken
oy. nd smith orsnrna heat .,o %on BY
lisis. NA.c, third Time. ms IS. 'e''''' "
Tandem, hsnieap.Won by Kelley and F. y.
Pensaycrs. b. A. c. scratch second Time rs 81 H.
VI egs1itsrlniIe saf.ty: 9pen-Won BY q: g Smith. r
more. third. Time, SO o., seconds =" D''''.
one Mile Ordinary. Handle an-Won by ". s. Camp.
ss j. 4ni.y MarPny ao
ons.uls safety. Lap Race-rirst lap, won nv q. r.
second lap won by H. A. Giiihcns. { e e. tF' c.
Taylor second. Third lap; won by H. A. citizens g c.
" laps made Gilthens and Taylor a tie. In toss
Citizens won.
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To Welcome A. A. ZImmermn

Several meetings have betn held by prominent
wheelmen In this city for the purpose orarangng
meet and tender reception TO Zimmerman tho
famous bcycst Of the New York Athletic Club upon
Ills return from England On "Wednesday.
Zimmerman after his arrival in England met and
vanQuishei every rider Of note. created several new
records. and in addition captured the one five and
NIFTY mile championships Of the National Cyclists
Union On this account the friends or the American
racer desire 10 accord the champion very re.
cepton.
At recent Meeting committee. cons!sing of Frank
j. Prtal. W. IL. De GrHaf =. A. Egan j. W ketchaul,
and H. Bowman. were chosen to arrange to meet tho
champion.
zimine an sailed from England on July 70 on tho
City Of Paris and is due on Wednesday The COMMITTEES
arranging To welcome him have chartered
Crystal stream which will leave the foot or yesay
street North River at 80 O'Clock on Wednesday and
~ down the bay to await the champions arrival
About 100 whselinen Will 80 down tho bay to We ONO
nj
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Tho Dexter rarh Ira" shoot'n! League will hold rs
Friday next.
The Manhattan Gnn Clgh making ARRANGEMENTS
for bic HlNs on sGo"t and piCnc to be held ~ DaH
Ter Park On " edn-sdaN. Avg r.
Tho proposed match between Frank LGnzor and
Frank her the Cunuy Leland Rod and Gnn club for
tlp ahn0ui' en to take IIn'" ~ WpUdlswn faIk next
Wednesday, has been Postponed until Aus 10.
The Now Utrecht Rod ana Gun club will hold big
1.-Two bird shoot at W0odlawn fark l.. /, saturday
next The conn utitiun VIII lie for she $3.50 god
medal tNat ha hern Suhscribei Tor by the nembors
The Atlantic i.od aud Gun Club are oui with direct
cEailsnR" 70 re Emerald dun Club 10 thout them .
with ANS Of hfteen men, each man 10 shoot At
ten bEis w Ter III ndihed Nottingham rules for dn-
nrr for the party and tho price OF the birds.
owing to the dissensnns that took ace at last
shoot az the west sifo Tan Hhooting League at
Monilawn Park OIL Thursday of last week IL Is threat.
ened win DISSOLUTION. aud unless heal changes
are made III lite management that end Will soon 10
arrived NJ,
sHoOrING TiIrUREs wHEk.
Tucsday--New YORK. German Gun Club. blue rocks at
Dexter fGrk. Nesnoa Gun CLUB Ulue rocks. at Ridge
wood.
TsGnssday17Glenmoro Rod and Gun Club. 1.-Two BIRDS
TGgndHE Atlantic Rod aud Gun Club live birdA Al
tic West End Grounds. Coney island.
FrliAyThs Dexter Park Trap shoe ting League, tour
nEment team shoot at live birds. at Dexter Park
sAtlrdHy-Sew Utrecht Rod and Gun Club. live blrdS
81 Dexter lax.
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RECORDS OF THE FIRST HALF
Work THE NATIONAL LEAGUE Play
ff EKS UIPE DONE.

Many G~nes Played by the Amateur Clubs
ri Hosteraay-Tho Cincinnatis Play ut Pat
srson-Reoords of the Leagues.
The batting and fielding records OF the FIRST
hnH OF tho season are laoki ing In those features
tending to arouse enthusiasm in New Workers.
Both with tho stick and in the field the show
ing made by the Gothamitos ia very disap-
pointing. but as not much can he expected OF
ateam whose members are not working to-
Eether In harmony the season Just closed will
hardly be regarded as fair test. and patrons
VIII look to the future. AS u team New York
stands eighth In batting. with n percentage OF
.230. while Brooklyn stands at tho top with
.271. New York played 10 games. was 2.504
times at bat. scored 1853 runs. and made
800 hits. Brooklyn played 10 games.
was 2.73S times at bat, scored 495 runs. and
made TAI hits OF the other teams. Phinde-
phia 10 second. with batting record OF POI +:
Cleveland third. .255: Observation-Disclosures 47:
Baltimore Nth. .243: Boston sixth. PAL Pitts
burgh seventh. .24O: Now York eighth. .239:
Cincinnati ninth. .237: st. Louis tenth. .23o:
Chicago eleventh. .225; Louisville twelfth.
.222.
In fielding New York Is eleventh. with .O02
put outs, 034 assists. 260 errors. and per-
centago Of .911 Brooklyn stands fifth. with
Ais put outs. 1883 assists. 800 errors. and
$3.50. Cincinnati Is arst in fielding with .943.
Philadelphia second. .N42: St Louis third.
$3.50: Chicago fourth. .037: Booklyn nth. "D
Cleveland sixth. 1888: Louisville seventh. 1852 :
Boston eighth. .03l: Pittsburgh ninth. 1929;
Washington tenth. 800: New York eleventh.
DIT: Baltimore twelfth. .9l3. In earned runs
Philadelphia, which finished second In both
batting and fielding. leads with 20. and in
tho matter Of stolen bases Brooklyn is at tho
top with 205 New York earned l43 runs and
stole 124 bases. st. Louis is at the bottom in
the matter OF stolen bases with 10.
When 1t comes to individual batting records
the New York team has but one man in the
400 class; sturdy Jim ONourko having
q hand. and will no doubt be heard from in
the sooond half Ewing T. also close to the
300 procession. While Stivetts Of Boston is
Of Brooklyn is really entitled to the honor. be-
cause no has played In ~ games to Stiv;
etts's, -. Big Dnn Bronthers. who played
IL nll OF BrHoklyn,,s 70 lanes games. ,,s
batting averages is the position of Mike Kelly.
average Of 1906 In 14s times at bat he made
70 hits. Mark Baldwin. the Pittsburgh pitcher.
fall end Of the batting list. Mark has made7
hits in 104 times ut bat. and his percentage Is
OS1 There y also IN interesting phase OF me
the ascendant. He stands l56th among 164
batsmen, has mado hits In "a times at bat:
and iS the proud possessor OF pereentaso OF
JOS; From this sninenee he looks down pron
able to accumulate but plunkers IN 90 at
tampts, and his percentage is L II. Therefore
earned runs have no terrors for the fat st.
Louis pitcher.
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" HEELIHG.
TIE Bicycle Trade.


The recent action of the bicycle trade people in sell
ing their stock upon tie inptalmcnt system occa
stoned big demand for bicycles dur nE last week.
The trade men assert that there has been unprece
dented call for new wheels since the nrst OF July
Messrs. Benedict Herbert 4 Co. OF this city have
large stock OF bicycles which they selling Mt cost
price They carry wheels ranging in from s3b to
500 Their entire stock is new and guaranteed FOR
one year.
Ths American Ormonis Cycle Company OF 2,os1
Seventh avenue have 5000 bicycles including all the
leading makes which they are selling on their new
hirepurchase systcm. which ranges In payments from
twenty cents To forty cents per day upon purchase
l. Coleman CO OF 81 Barcls y street have some
sNennonaly cheap wheels. They carry big lin" OF
ate They handle the Black Hawk, crescent. Juno. Es
coIt Kob roy. 'inch. Junior and ret
- An auction shio OF Meteor. Columbia, Rival Juno.
u.I,nohae stauent Coventry Singer, Rambier tri.
IL O'Clock At 10 Murray street
The Metropolitan Hardware Company OF 90 Barclay
sreot ouer within the next i've days. 10 sell their en-.
grade " "
Upon the payment OF So tho Equitable General Pro-
mn, Msss company 81 20 broadway agree to furnish
ihtth,lmrnt plan with n hirh grade wheel They
hena,e thS victor .redcnla, unl Crescent wheels
,,aAnss Merwtn 4 Co OF 1so Fuun street.
Inc Chmnbeh Manufacturing Company OF II Centre
street sell bicycles nron the instsflment plan They
carry inll Inc or So, o1d.hanl wheels,
Their Victor and Credtndn bic pon an in mt
Nrtem Purchasers pay 81 cents day for vctOis and
~ cents day for Credentials
Chhrley Schwaibach OF Franklin and Flotbush ave.
lessons each day. "
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Important Yncht Knces to DO Sailed ~
Mnrblehend.

Bos1oy. July 2+.-Eo mora interesting or more i'm.
porant likely 20 be sailed this season by tho
2ltooters than those which Thursday. Friday.
and saturday OF this week at Marbiehead They will
be interesting from the fact that of tho boats
likely to be brought together than before and I'm
por.nnt for the tina. with anything like good
weather conditions the question OF which Is the fastest
boat the fleet should be in fair way of settlement.
Additional interest aud Importance will he added by
the active presence that lively New York 25-rater,
tho Pyle. which has been brought around by her own
err Mr.. Oswald SandeTson. specially for these races.
YachtsmSr looking forward to the week as prom
ising the best hich the has thus far
nshed. The Of tho are, n rule, ready
to race The boats henseives very good. Of
them the best Of shape The courses are good
though possibly more favorable TO tho kees than to
the under ain conditions; and tax
aog.ther 1t seems II good weather 10 All that is
needed to satisfy oven the greatest OF expectations
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Amateur BASE ball Reaister.

Among the many amateur clubs in this vicinity and
surrounding places. the following are anxious to
range samcs The list includes lumber OF Junior
ganikatons Whose from IS to 20 years
Elm Bassball C.ub-Wouid Ike to play all clubs with
players under II years. Charles Smith, IS Duftsld
pobbs Ferry Baseball Club-IIave Aug. g. IS. ~ and
Sept open. and will give liberal guarantee to trs
class club. Thomas T. NcCnbe. manager. Dobos Ferry
New York.
Danbury Baseball Ctub-would like to arrange
games with all hrstclaxa clubs along Iiud-
River and in Connecticut that will give suitable
guarantee. George i. Weller SECRETARY O. River
street. Uanhury. Conn.
Aroma baseball Club Of Jersey C1ty-IIavs Aug g.
49, 81. sept g. 10 II, and "a open for clubs having
good grouids and asking no guarantee. John Clark
Alert Baseball club of College Point-w play any
team whose players average yeaIs from S2bO IS
Ely. Manager. College Point. ]. l.
Starr baseball Cnb-woud like hear from all clubs
around New York and New Jersey. giving suitable
guarantees =. j. Higgins 131 Union street Brooklyn
Xuviers-IIave July 81. Aug IL. IA. ~. and Labor
Day rornin: omen to any frsclass nut o-town clubs
having enclosed grounds J. X. Delaney. II West Six
teenth greet New York.
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AtCorbe,r. Training Quarters.

AssuRT Plng. July 3I.--Jim Corbett held big re,
ception to-day. His out-ottown visitors were quite
numerous Among them were Jack Mcdonnell OF New
Orlesns Matte Corbstt. one OF Jims baekera To-
morrow Capt. williams OF tho Olympic Club is ex.
pected to arrive at Loeb Arbor.
In regard to the statements that Sullivan ado In
this mornings papers about whipping Corhett in two
rounds the latter said he had nothing more to say
than that tho 18th day Of September would tell Cor
bstt turth said that would do nothng
the popular mind against him, or thst would come
back az AinSt him II DO was defeated jim, however,
fully expects To beat Sullivan.
Ashort game of handbAll with Daily. half hours
pune OF the bag. and bath In the surf with the
hever-omitted rub down, constituted CoTbstts UAA'
ing 10 day.
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In fielding Doyle stands thirteenth among
catchers with :043. while Boyle Is twenty
first bas emen. with oil. Bassett is sixth
among second basemen with $3.50. and H.
stands fourteenth among the third basemen
with .S72. and Fuller Is thirteenth among the
ehort stops with 1913. Among tho outtlelders
a. Richardson has o clean record. as has also
Burke in. Cincinnati. II. Lyons in 10 games
for New York made 81 put outs. 3 assists. and
V - games in p the oued has 81
put outs. ) assists, 10 errors. aud percentage
Of DOG Ttcrnan In SO games has IS put outs.
8 assists. 8 errors. and Dol.
Among the forty-two pitchers King stands
twenty ninth with POI base hits against him
3s thirty first on the list with 2OS hits against
him. and an average Of earned runs OF 2.34
Crane Is thirty-tifth with 189 hits and an aver
age Of earned runs OF 2.5S.
The Drooklyns boast OF two men at the top
Of the batting list and OF others we'll up. TIL .
batting work OF the Wonders Is shown by the
following.
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Fitzsimmons Thinks that Queer Work 4,
Helng Done.

EEw ORLEANS July 2+.-L,nk Pope and Ed Myer will
second BILLY Ayer in his sght before tho Olympic club
In September, while Jack Dempsey will DO one Of tho
seconds for McAllifo
Bob Fitzsimmons seems very much put ont by the
appearance Of OBr!cn and expresses the opinion
me" hs said. that ooth iritchnrh and oBren should
back out when such n liberal purseis hung up. and
when thoy have such limited opppr tnnitcr for making
one could bGpe make any money trrtng break up
my matches and cannot soc how these things could
happen iinuut some sDrt OF design"
Bob expresses Willingness 10 meet Costello. who
has been suggested as his opponent or pretty much
anybody else the club may suggest.