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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03

On account of the severe illness of
Judge Edgerton at his home in Sioux
Falls, Judge A. d. Thomas, Of North
Dakota, will preside over the U. s.
court which convenes at Deadwood
next Tuesday.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03
SHER1Fr's SALE.

By virtue Of special execution issued out Of
and under the seal Of the circuit court In and for
the county Of Fall River. and state of South Da-
kota, up0n Q judgment rendered and docketed In
the eaid court, on the 18th day Of December, A.
D., le02, In an action wherein the Buffalo Gap
Lumber company and Hulst u Price are plaintiffs
and Bertha Blunck and Edward A. Rlunck, the
the fremont Manufacturing company, defendants
In favor of the said plaintiffs and against said de-
fendsnts, for the cum of nine hundred and twen-
ty-dve and 42100 dOlafe, and for the further sum
Of eixty-one and lO1O dollars costs taxed in said
sction, which special execution was directed and
Of Fall River, have this eth day Of January A..
D.. l083 levied upon all the right title and inter
est Of the said defendant Bertha Blunck, Edward
A. Blunck. the Cooperative Savings and Los1
Company in and to the following described real
estate. to-wit: beginning st tho point known
~ tile northwest corner OF block number
eighteen 06) of Stewarts addition TO the town Of
Hot Springs In Fall River county, south Dakota,
running thence east along the north line OF 0sid
south one hundred ard twenty lls0 feet, thenee
west ons hundred and atty Nto) feet, the1ee north
one hundred and twenty $50 foet to tie place Of
beginning, I'll IN Fall River county, stats Of South
Nesieeas hssssy st.en tassI. ~ undersigned.
sessss e ssosssss y u ~ 81 ~, s;sss: 81 g,
(sesslt q tsli Riyee "a seaio e. SenSS Dsiots,
foaJq 10y ~ 11eA 1ay of tetsuily,A q d, 10,
49, e'e1ecke ~ q that day, r e4els& Tie
~ sseestlcs, so1lfAee Win " a.ee -
: :. .ssi;;'' s:;s
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03

The years neurology opens with the
names of some very strong men. Blaine
follows Hayes, Butler, Lamar and
Bishop Brooks, all gone within
month
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03
GRADERS:

The city auditor will receive bids up to and
and including February O. 1898, for the grading Of
file ON die In the Office Of the city engineer:
Chicago avenue from Eighth street to and across
Seventh street. Eighth Strset, between Lincoln
avenue, and first alley east of Park avenue.
j. c. DIcKovER, City Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03

iNo,les;
Sealed bidsSvill be received by the Cascade
school hoard, a. the Cascade school house ON
February 1s, at8 p. M, 1889, to build two houses
in the Cascade school houee district No. 9. Each
bid must be accompanied by good and approved
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Z. A. CAMBHLL, Clerk.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03
A Good Mo;ns,' - one s.W

iness at the Unitejk =,
at Aberdeen was OF WIN oer orocnel
nature. The sum 4 hool at Hay can.
,..,. for ., sol . acres; - Sher, distance Of
acres: 81 final homes tusnli u
made for a,O4s acres, .yn is spend.
were secured by tinx - 3.
proof. The total numpn as uo1uo ~
posed of were 9.O99. Ile of the coun.
of Novem ber the sale:
the total acreage dig
997. One day last vi1rts has been re-
stead entries wer. for anothar tern
standing all these do
remain In the Aberdwlsh OF her pat
sands Of acres of goo
which is open for sctt. -,
all be worth from $lj the questlon o.
q short time. net on Satur
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTlCE TO CVNTRACTORS.
The city auditor will receive bids up to Febru-
ary 9TH, 1893, for the construction of stone
bridge across Fall River ON Court street, accord
ing 10 plans and specifications ON Ole in the ofice
- &c. D1ckovER,
10 City Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1898.

Published every Friday, at ssoo per Year.
Clfee months. =. Soc Six months. 81. o
Terms invariably In advance.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-03
Farmers Alliance


TnE Dakota Farmers AlInards have
pany held its annual meeting he Ana
deem for the election Of o!lica,k ,,,t.h,.
settlement of alta
are: President, y the subject OF ply.
Vernon; Vice Prlools. e..
Of Aberdeen: Damination at the court
and Vice PreaAl.
snet Ing at 1 It creek for the pas,
Eoses ,eks, aud baptizing in Hat creek
WaIter Waite ''theres eas much water there y
Hitler menced School at the Franzeu
use ons Monday last. Having
TIE fthe pep theo become Christ.
George SEQ, be T. s. Apw teach their
r Sc seousal. @ died- ssplieent citizens
Surviving partu'your pupil. daily in.
70 Dr. James .nl';. ,Fl:gard to the effect Of
for las the bsnetit @ t narcotics apon the
nors have bec,. II not, why not:
'.rh IL. n.s a.pesi,oi, pssn ,'s'iaw ooIss9.ads i
Smith for the appointment OF q stySr.
In tho meantime temporary 1A5unc'
tiOn has been issued rcstrainiG tl3A is'
signee from taking possession. ma d
doors were closed BY the sheri :: ::
The liabilities are est st1iRata( y
90. 600 10 500 600. 4n -
600. =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Worlds Fair Di,i sion Of South Super. or.

Blk q Its 567891O 1871 Is 1917 IS 10 20
q "a % % u Is ~ 80 81 81 Blk 3, its ~
q "A % 20, Blk 4, Its 10 4 y 3 "A 20 70 q
Is y 80 81 81, Blk s. Its 3 4 81 50 ~, Blk (,
Its IL 10 POI y Is ~ % 70 II rs % 80 81 3D. Blk
g. Its II II 10 Is II Is - 20 u Y % % y 80 81 81
Blk g. lts7 10 - II 10 10 Il Is IL 20 4 ", Is X
- Its 234567S9 10 II IS Il - y a, Blk Is. LIS
IL 20 "a biz H. lts / 2 !, Blk 10, IL IL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Grand v.,w Addition to South Superior.

Blk /. Its I23456789 10 II u Ii IA 10 10 II IS
10 ~ p II Blk 2, Its : a. 10 II II IL II 10
10 IL Is ~ % Il z. Blk 3, Its % 567 ~ ii
IA 10 10 II Is 10 70 Il ~. Blk 4, Its 2 4 8
10 IL Il - ii 10 10 II Is Il ~ u = Blk o. Its
1867 10 IL Il - II 10 10 IL Is - 20 Il z y "a
Blk 6, It's | = 3 . = Z 10 IL u
- Ii 10 IL II IS Is 70 u Y p -,
blk T. It's l234567o9 10 II II - ii 10 10 II IS -
- p Y 3 u, blk 5, Is SO 10 IL Il Is II
Is ID II Is 10 70 y y % "A
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15

Blk l, ltsl234567 89l0l1 L Is II 10 1G II IS
IS 70 y Y, bik 2, It's 10 II Y - il 10
10 II Is ~ - Il u, blk ), It's 223 10 IL
Il IS II IS it Il 10 10 70 u ~ blk 4, It's
10 III II Is II 10 10 II Is ~ ~ Il r. blk 3, Its
10 IL II - II 10 10 II Is - 70 Il y q "A,
blk 6, 234 567 10 IL Y Is IA 10 10 II IL ~
70 II u 3 "A. blk 7. Its % 10 IL L - ii
Is ID II Is IL 70 Il u q a blk &. lts 3 +
~ II Il Is IA Is Is II 10 II 70 q y % "a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
WASHINGTON ADDITION TO SUPERIOR.

Block l, lots 1234567S9 IL u Is II Is l6 II
Is 10 20 p ~ % "a p 20 y 2S % 30.
Block ,, lots 4 ; 6 II Is IA Is l6 II IS 10 20
d p D "A - 26 y IS - 80.
Is 10 - u - % "a - % p p % 30
Block t. lots l 4 IS 10 II Il Is ii ID
is 10 20 81 - % "a p 26 y IS % 80.
Block > lots 2 3 SO s 10 II - 10 Ii 10 10 Il
Is 10 20 Il - % p p 26 p IS % 30.
Block g. lots , 3 67S 10 II T. IS II Is l6 II
Is - 20 u - % "A % 20 y rs % so.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
MINNEHAHA ADD. TO SUPERIOR CITY

Block l Lots 234567s9 I01ll21314 Il 16
l. Is l9 % q 81 % n - 70 % 2s % 30 81 3o 80 "a IS
SO 81 ) 30 - II IL - II - 20 a. Is 40 So
Block . Lots > 4567S9 101112l3 1913 l6
Il Is 10 % 2l - 23 "A - 26 y % - 80 81 81 % "a b
30 81 y 80 ~ IL IL - 81 As IS IL IS 40 50.
Block Lots 234567 500 II II IL IA Is l6 l.
Is 10 20 p - % "a y 20 - - - 80 81 81 80 "a 3 &c
81 3 80 40 IL ~ - "a - 40 A. IS 40 so
Block Lots ! 234567s9lOl Il IA Is l6 Il
Is 10 20 q ~ y p % 20 y 2s % 80 81 81 80 IS 3
81 3s y 40 Al ~ - "A II 10 A. As so.
Block Lots 234567 90 IL p l3 "A Is l6
u i ~ % u - y - y 70 - 2s - 30 81 81 80 "a IS
30 81 3 ~ 20 Il ~ 81 ~ A. &c Il As 1850
Block 6 Lots l234567S9 il l2I3l4 Is l6
Il is 1920 p ~ % "a * % y - ~ 80 81 y 80 "a b
80 81 Is SO 40 II - - ~ * 10 4 Is 40 50.
Block Lots 234567s9 l0Ill2I3 Il Is Is
= II ~ ~ y :! . a y 26 p . - 80 81 81 80 "a IS
50 81 IS 30 40 IL - Il a IS IS ~ is 40 so
Block Lots 1234567s 9lOlll2l314l5 Il
II ~ ~ p - % "a p 70 - - 70 30 81 u 80 81 IS 20
81 5 80 20 81 T. - ~ As i6 {. - 20 so
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
FLORENCE PARK.

Block II, lots : Q.
PITTSTON DIVISION OF SOUTH ST.
pERIOR.
Block /, lots -.
Block T. lots Il Is 10 20 81 81 % 2G y 2S - 30 81
80
Block S. lots 10 u - IA Is I6 Il Is 10 202l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Cambria Square Addition to South Superior.

UBlk 2 jtsl23456, blk s. It's - "A 10 16 II IS 10
20, biz D. It's z 3 9 10 10 10 IL Is -
20 blk Z Its l234567o9 10 ii Il 10 II u 10 II Is
1920 Il u q a. blk s. Its l234567o9 10 IL u Is
IA 10 10 Il Is lg 20 Il Y . II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15

Is l6 II Is 10 20 q 2 % "A Is 2 blk As. lts
567S 9l0l IL 1213 IA Is l6 II Is l9 20 Il Y 2S "a 70
Is n IS % 80 81 81, blk 49, lte "a 81 slell
y Is IA Is L. blk So Its 1234567 SO 10 IL II Is
l415 IL, blk 81. Its 234 56789 10 IL II Is IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Grand View, Ind Addition to South Superior

Dix I, Its y III IL IL 10 ii 10 10 IL 10 Il
- p z 3 D. blk 5, liz l 10 II L - II
Is ID II Is ~ 70 y y % "A,
Grand View, Ind Addition to South Superior
Blk l. l23456789l0 II ID II 10 1G II lc
10 70 u r. blk 2, It's 456 10 II Y 10 IL u
10 IT'S ~ - 4 u, blk 3, It's 223 80 ] 10 II
Il IS Ii IS 10 Il 10 10 70 Il -, blk l. It's
$40 III II - II 10 - II Is ~ 70 u e. blk D. Its
1886 10 IL II IL Ii 10 10 II Is - 70 u y q "A
blk 6, sl23456 50 10 II Y Is IA 10 10 II 10 y
70 II u q "A. blk Z. Its 3 10 II L - Il
10 ID II Is ~ 70 Il u q "A, blk &, lts
10 II l. 10 IA 10 Is II 10 ~ 70 q q % a
Cambria Square Addition TO South Superior
UBlk 2 jtsl2S456. blk 5, lis l3 "A 10 16 II IS IS
20, bin ., It's u go 10 10 Il Is Is Is
~ 20 Il Y q a. nix 5. Its 0b = 10 IL Il IL
IA 10 10 Il Is lg 20 u Y . II
Sharon Hill Addition to South Superior.
Blks l23456789lOI1 u IS IA 10 10 II IS 10 q
q % . "A 70 p Is q 80 81 81 80 "a 3.
~ 43 45 6 AZ As 40 80 81 81 63 66 81 6 90 7C
II II ~ "A 10 10 II Is ~ 50 81 - 50 81 s. So 81 IS s.
50 81 s2 SO a 50 60 ~ IS 50 100 O l02 03 l0i 100 lUt
lO7 los 100 10 Ill III Is ia ll5 ll6 III lis llg -
III l22 l23 l2i 10 l26 III rs l2g $50 I3l 1872.
HAMMOND AVENUE PARK ADDITION TO
SOUTH SUPERIOR.
Block l. lots 2245S9.
Block . lots > 1856 : S 10 II Il 10 Il 10 l6 Il
Block s. lots 2345G7S9 1on12 Is II Is 10 II
Is 10 20 u - % "a % g.
Block 4, lots . 34567S9 10 II u 10 Il 10 16 Il
Is 10 % p - 1872
Block ) lots 12367S910l1 I213l4
Block {, lots "a . 26 p 2S % 80 81.
B BI0ck lots lots x - e y Is Is %
Block 9. lots IL, l. Is II II Is II.
Block 10, lots , 10 SO "a 35 Sc 81.
Block T., lots Il Is 10 20 p % p.
lDtS
BLOCK Il, ots67S91G'
NORWOOD PARK ADDITION TO SOUTH ST.
PERIOR
10 NJ ~ ~. 1o+s,oq,-e-c ,a,o,.,c,-,c
"a 8G - '0's . ~ II l. Ia II 10 no
RAJ Z its n X Is 70 % - ~ : = -
Bi0cL ! ints i9245f- "a n ~ 1312r4r1 If 81
90
b f9Sd = i"'s - ~ II l. l" ii 10 10 Il
&c p - = 20 - - -
10 ~ ~ Z =
,,.r,rr,>.- .DDrTr1>- r., .,r-rtr ,r-pr,p
MAUI ~ = -fi'ii IGP ~ 81 IL = In
BLOCK ;, lots > ! > Q.
Block !, lots ; !" 10 II -
Block ,, lois = t.
Block +. lots II Il.
biock =, Iot =.
Block II Il. lot lots = : TO- o, o.o,
,,r.,-,,.,,, r,,-r,,, or. ,rr,r1,>- -ro
i0NI-''f'-H-A bitA'i'[N-N L'io <>bbi W. ~
SUPERIOR
l. Is 10 % ~ y u Il 70 - 4G a. IS 40 IN
81 81 AZ ~
~ , - - -
LIN 'i'-> MN 1Ni'i'i w ~ = EhlofI
Block > Iots3 4567s 81 - . a % % p 2s - 30
Block ~, lots : . 4 > = 10 II l. 10 IA 10 10
Il - ~ ~ II - - - 20 - - - ~ 81 o. .
BLOCK Z lots : ! , . : = ~ II J. Is n 10 10
il II ~ ~ i - - - - 20 - = 81 -.
poEECtN, DARK ADDITToN To coI-TII
SIrpFRToE
Block > lots I23456l31 6I7l9a0
Block T. lots f3456ll H.
CE<TpI nIyISJo< al, SoI-Tu c,r
i-' H>i- ~ pEPIoP "i II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Cedar street.

Blk 5. It's /. ?.
Blk 8, It's /, 2
Blk 7, lts /, 2. 3, I. 5. 8,
z, s, 9, 10, II. II, -, Il, -,
10.
Blk S. lts /, ?, 3, 4, 5,
3, Z, 8. 9, 10, IL, Il, Is,
IA, Is. Ii.
Blk 10, It's /, 2, 8, 4,
., 8. Z, ) 8, 10, IL, II,
10, Il 10, 16.
Blk II, Its /. ?, 3, 4, 5,
g, Z, g, 9, 10, IL, II, -,
IA.
Blk l., Its /, =. 3. 4, 5,
IS, Z s, 9, 10. IL, y, IA.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Sharon Hill Addition to South Superior.

BIks l234567891O II II IS IA 10 10 II IS 10 20
u % q "A 70 2j Is % 30 81 81 S3 "a -
40 IL ~ 43 4 46 AZ IS 40 80 81 81 % 66 81 IS 60 10
II ~ ~ "A 10 10 II IS ~ 50 81 81 50 81 81 So 81 80
50 81 s2 SO "a 50 g6 81 Is 50 100 l0l l02 l03 10 100 loo
lO7 los 100 10 Ill III ll3 ia ll5 l6 III lis llg 10
III ~ l23 l2i l25 l26 III rs l2y $50 I3l 1872.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Cherry Street

Blk 8, lis /, 2, 8, 4, 5, 9,
Z, 8, 9, 10, IL. II. -. Il,
10, Is
Blk 9, Its l, ., 3,
!, ).
Blk 10, Its /, ,, 8, 4.
5, 8, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, IL, 10.
Il, Is. 10
Blk IL, Its I, ?, 3, {, 5.
6, Z, 3, 8, 10, IL. ~. Is. IA.
Blk u, It's /, 2, 3, 4, ),
6, Z,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
State street,

blk b, rs L, =.
Blk :, lts /, ;, 3. ( ). c,
), ), 9, 10, II, l., l.. l.,
10, 10.
Blk 5. It's /, >. 3, 1. ). c.
!, >. ., 10, Il, l., -, II, -,
10.
Blk 9, Its 1, ?, 3, 4. 5, s,
!, 5, 9, 10, II, Y, IL, II,
IS, IL.
Blk 10, Its I, ,, 3. 4, .,
&, :, :, =, 10, II. II Is.
Blk IL, It's l. ,, 3, :, 5.
G, !, 5, ., 10, IL, II, Is, II.
Blk Il, It's l, ,, 4, 5, 3.
!. s, =. 10. IL, Il, -. Ii.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15
Ash Street.

! Blk Z, Its /, 2, 3, Z, S,I4,
Is. Is.
\ Blk s, It's 4, 5, 8, Is. lG.
Blk 3, It's ], 2, 3, 4, 5, 3,
", 5, 9, 10, II, II, u, II,
10, l5.
Blk 10, 1t 16.
Blk L, Its /, 2, 3, 3, 80,
Z. :, =, 10, II, Y, Is, IA.
Maple Street.
/ Blk I, It's /, ,, 3, 4.
I Blk 3. It's /, ,, 3, 4, 5, 8,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-15

HAMMOND AVENUE PARK ADDITION TO
SOUTH SUPERIOR.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-26

Three pretty girls stepped aboard
electric car No. l7l4 the other afternoon,
bound for one of the pretty parks so
dear TO the hearts Of Wilmington folk
Upon arriving at the end of tine route,
the girls decided not TO 90 inside the
park grounds, but TO return on the same
csr. One of the trio had remembered
an important engagement. Now the
conductor of that Car was young and
fairly good looking and prided himself
upon his prepossessing appearance, and
he laid the flattering junction. TO his soul
that 10 was because of his attractions
the three pretty girls returned I'm his
car So he used his melting black eyes
TO some eilect-as he foudly imagined
and caressed his dainty little moustaohe
AS the car started DO said in a iaunty
tone of command TO the motorman
Hurry up desh boy. Want to stop at
The house for q drink of watah. The
'deah boy never turned his head, but
when 'the house appeared in sight, the
young conductor actively jumped from
the car and skipped lightly across the
street and vaulted gracefully through
the open window. The car went on.
The three pretty girls exchanged looks
and SMILES. Then they turned to see
| the young conductor rushing madly after
the car and making frantic gesticula-
| tions which the mOtOrman did not see.
The girls enjoyed a hearty laugh and
| then one. kinder of heart than the
| others called to the motormsn at the
| top of her fresh young voice, making
! bin acquainted with the sad plight of
! bis conductor
A quiet, humorous smile quivered be
meath the moustache of the motorman
and quaint little sparkle came into hi.
eyes. He reversed The brakes and went
back for his quondam conductor, VIII,
still was iu hot pursuit Of his runawa,
car He jumped on hot and painting
and looking a little foolish under IN,
Gre of quizzical glances from the girls
eyes and their irrepressi BILE little laughs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-26
STORIES or THE DlY.


A handsome Girl with a few delicate
curves larger than the average girl can
boast, walked up Market street Sunday
afternoon She was dressed with unusual
taste in a light-colored Powered gown
aud a black bat appropriately trimmed
Her appearance was that of a stylish but
sensible girl; her behavior on the street
was faultless and her walk displayed the
graces Of symmetry and culture She
was attractive but she did not make the
slightest effort 10 attract attention. She
simply walkei along the street as
any palmer girl might have walked who
bad, as she seemed 20 have, definite
and commendable object ia view But
the masher a young man who is fire.
quently on the streets, did not perceive
the difference between this girl and e
"chippie He was a tall young man with
brown mustncho, a sensible father
and a too loving mother he approached
the girl with the expansive smile and
elaborate bow of the masher and
solicited an aquaintance by presuming on
previous one
The young woman was abashed but re-
covered quickly TO tell him that she
didn't know him and did not wish TO
know him and that IN he did not hurry
away she would call an officer. Unfor-
tunately for the young man an electric
car came by just at this time filled with
passengers who saw his predicament and
heard part of the girls denuuciation. lie
did not bow and walk calmly of as if ne
had made an ordinary but unintentional
mistake. He ran rapidly and did
not make the slightest effort to
control his cowardly legs till they had
carried him from Market and Eighth
streets to King and cafe around the
corner About Fifty people witnessed
part Of the incident and its running
climax They were convulsed with
laughter The girl walked leisurely
away The EVENING JOURNAL reporter
smiled rs the police officer in plain
clothes lowered the lid of his left eye 60
amused disappointment that the girl had
not requested assistance that he would
have rendered with alacrity.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-26
CHOCOLATE COLORED WONDER AGAIN.

Dixon BADLY Whips soIIy smith and
Then the vanquished Gladiator IS
Arrested Before Getting Into His
Clothes.
NEW YORK, Sept. -Fsatherweight
George Dixon, styled By lovers Of pugil-
ism the Chocolate Colored Wonder" is
still the champion In the presence Of
thousands Of wildly enthusiastic sports
no filed the Coney Island Athletic Club
House to the doors he sent poor mis-
guided "Solly' Smiths aspirations to
the championship to an ignominious end
IN the seventh round. It was a good
fight from the start to the finish, al
though after the first, second or third
round IL was plainly the Boston boys
purse He was on the aggressive from
the very first, and although the
frequency with which he missed his
right and left handed blows surprised
bis admirers, he proved conclusively he
was the better man.
Not only did the fighter from the
! Golden Gate fail TO 90 any serious
| damage with the right hand swings for
which he is said 10 be famous, but eX-
| cept In part of the second round he
| did not appear TO be able TO land on
| the colored boy az all. he was felled
| by Dixons swings nearly dozen times
/ during the fight and in nearly every
case he took his full ten seconds 60
arise In every case in the latter part
Of the fight he frequently ran to a
clinch and failed 20 break until warned
by the referee.
To was a wild scene at the finish Of
the battle and in the opinion of many
IL made up for Dixon's failure to get
the decision over Billy Pimmer at
Madison Square Garden So pleased
was TON" O'ROurke, Dixon's hacker
that he offered to match his man against
Plimmer for $4,000 a side, both mes
20 weigh in at one o'clock on the day
Of the fight at ia pounds.
Smith's defeat was not all CT his mis-
fortune AS be walked into his dressing
room he was met by two men, one o.
whom handed TO him formidable look
ing document The man said: If am
deputy sheriff from Indiana, and that il
a warrant for your arrest Aud soil
was 10 charged him with breaking the
laws Of that state by fighting at Robl
with Johnny Griffin. This seemed to b.
more than the California boy coult
stand. That's pretty rough, he said
"Beaten here and losing my last cent il
the world nearly and then arrested afte
being vanquished" The deputy sheriff
showed him the requisilion paper, an,
after dressing Smith went with th
deputy TO his quarters, where he passe,
the night Magistrate "Dick' Newtol
becoming surety that be would be avail
able when wanted.
Johnny Griffin was witness O
Smiths defeat, but in some way b
heard that the deputy sheriff iron
Indiana was waiting TO arrest Smith an
himself and quietly made his escape.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-26

THE two items concerning the iron in
dustry from Pennsylvania are that the
Carnegie Thirty third street mill, in
Pittsburg, shut down yesterday in all
departments. The laborers were notified
that their places would be open for them
under the rules that ~ hours instead Of
10 shall constitute a days work, and the
rate of pay 10 cents per hour instead Of
81 25 per day. Aud the three hundred
employees of the New Castle Steel Mill
Company, have accepted a reduction in
wages ranging from 20 to 40 per cent
Work will probably be resumed this week
Those are items Of delightful interest
to the American workingmen" who are
still enjoying the benefits Of the Nc
Kinley law. OF course these cuts have
been made ''ln antici patton" Carnegie
presents the case Of man who is able
to reduce in. realization and in anticipa-
zion. When he had realized in 1890 he
summoned the Pinkertons and reduced
wages He also reduced the population.
Now, when on the other hend-but why
90 into this matter when we know that
the country will be wiped out Of exis-
tence If Carnegie is not protected. We
really cannot argue the matter; VIZ
must protect Carnegie or all of our In
dustries will 60 out Of existence. ANY
patriot ought TO see that.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-26

the story Of his confinement FOR
lunsey, of the devotion Of his brave
little sweetheart, Of his release and mar
riage, makes David J Solomon, Of New
York, d hero. That is, q hero Of realistic
romance. His pretty wife showed the
heroic qualities Of every day life which
are common TO women and for which they
seldom become known outside Of the
small home circle whore the marvellous
beauty Of the womanly character reaches
ITS greatest and nob'est perfection; and
where, too, 10 is least known 60 the world
Miss Thomas acted beautifully The story
Of her rise from the crushing, awfu news
that her lover could not appear at the
wedding ceremony because he had been
hurried on to an asylum for the insane.
Is pathetic AZ story 10 is fun Of in
ter 81; as a chapter from the real life Of a
girl who was fore woman Ia necktie-
making shop, 10 is an evidence that
civilization extends It's sweetness and
I light through all classes Of society; that
in this strange admixture Of good and
/ bad In the human kind. some o. the most
brilliant gems are found in the
dullest settings Everybody has
read the story; we need not
retell it The happy husband
stood beside a coy, timld, blushiue
little woman. Her face, framed ia &
mass Of brown curs, was almost IRE,
from the effects Of the desperate shuggl,
she had prosecuted against "exper
doctors, dishonest brothers, ans
shrewd lawyers to release man VIII,
had bought large invoice Of goods 70
his business as be stroked her cheek
teuderly and said 81 shonld have beef
ia Bloomingdale yet. had So not been 70
this pluelsy little woman, and he pm
his arm around her neck and caresse
, her cheek. The hand was quickly caugh
; in hers and kissed, when sho softly said
a DONE claim any special credit for my
self"