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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
WIITNORE BROUGHT BACK,
Deputy HafShal Cannon Arrested Him
Friday In Emery County.
the Defendant chains Tint Indgc
Zane hHd NO gigh 60 Issue the
Wnrrant nni Proposes TO uni,c
thtngs Hum.

Last midnight Deputy Mar.
shall BJmnn Cannon returned
from his search after George G..
Whl,m,re, ths Ncphl t'uker,
whom no arrested at place call, d
tho Park, his winter range, Ia Emery
county, about O'Clock on Friday
evening.
Mr. Cannon, when no len Salt
Lake on Thurrday morning,
"UookOd for" Grassy Trail creek,
midway between PsIcc and Green
river where whitmore has an oX.
tunslvo ranch. Upon hi' arriving
there, however, the man Of contempt
was non Get, but he soon learned that
whllmote was IN the mountains en-.
gagged Ia branding cattle. After d
weGrlsome search hu found Whilmote
az the Park--distgnt about forty miles
from the ranch-engagUd In the occu.
patton mentioned above, with soy.
oral boys assisting him. Wuen
the deputy introduced himself,
MI. WhItmnfe was Ia no way per.
tuibrd. The u. >. Marshall repre-
sentative showed him the warrant and
order Of court Issued by Judge Il ue
last Weduttd y whvftu on the de en- .
ant auswetui, ~ want you 10 under.
stand that you take me from here
against my vii, and that shall bring
suit against the marshal Tor Illegal
IA L.. HHaH
opinion that Judge Zane had
no authority Tor issuing the
warrant, seeing that an appeal in his
case 10 tho Territorial supreme court
was pending, "Hnd, " said he, al d0n't
intend 10 pay the money until that
urt has pnsled uIon II. filed au
apptai bond aligned Dy ,w0 muu either
one OF whom II WOuh half q million
" money any day"
"Where is Mr.. Whiimoto nowpD
isse1 NEWS reporter Ot Mt. Cannon
thiy forenoon.
81 have turned him ovet,as directed,
10 Sheriff Mcqueen" answered the
deputy, "and no has got charge Of
him. Here Is the receipt" continued
MrCannpu,a s lac rev from biz pocket
a paper siguel by tho sheriff, ac.
knowledgiug that he haI received
from U. 2. Manhal Brigham "ghe
loiy" Of the said George q. Whit.
more,
The NEw5 representative asked
Arthur Brown, the Defendants attor.
ney, whether he proposed TO take any
action Ia the case, with view to
securing his cllenps release, before the
meeting Of the Supreme court on
Wednesday. The reply was, "Ycs, do,
but just what | do not intend -
say. We DON'T want to show our hand
to the chaps ON the other siIe," he
added with a knowing wink.
IL Is undefat0Od, however, that
habeas corpus proceedings are cOntsm-
plated forthwith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
Tennis Tournament.

The third annual tennis tournament
for the championship Of the Rocky
Mountain states will be held IN Dsn.
yer, hegiuningWednesiay, Saptemb or
9Th. The championship In singles and
doubles will be decided, aud players
from Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico
and Colorado are invited to enter.
Entries will be- received by the seore-
tary up ~ Tues lay, September 9th,
ttEd should be olm. Anied by the f. e
ioi 81 Tor entry ia siuglea and 81 for
each pair n doubles. IL 70 the inten.
on 10 make Of this tho most success.
III meeting ever held west Of Chicago,
anu II n hoped every section u tho
Rocky Mountain region viii bs repre-.
seEtod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
SILVER DEFEATED !
Tho Galleries Of tho House Crowded
with Interested Spectators
RATIO AGESpMESrs yorEo down
The Details NJ the Balloting.-Ap'
piause or thr Anli.Silvcr
Men.

WAsuisGToS, y. Co Aug. cs.-The
Galleries Of the House were crowded
long before the limo Ger assembling,
uy persons interested Ia the result Of
ths balloting on the silver question
ter two weeks debate. When the
IS eaker rapYel for order vt noon
u,srly every seat In tho hall was
furd. While waiting fjr a call 10
order, Blind freely admitted that the
90 ANS Of the anti.silvCr men OF "a INA.
IFity % atty were well founded nud
might be exceeded, IL looked ~ II The
Wilson bill might go through win
little or no frictiou.
After reading the Journal, Weaver
New York, appeared nt the bar OF
tho House and was HWOru m
Then the clerk reported the tcfolnuon
containing the 0rler of procedure on
the question, providing 10 vote nfst on
the ircu coinage Of silver at ~ tali2 OIL
10 |. -
Bailey, Tex, asked n, In case all the
amendments ~ to ratio were defeated,
10 would be- Ia order 10 propose al
additional amendments
The speaker tn ught not, hut would
htat the gentleman on the subject
whom tho time came 10 formally pre-
sent it.
Mcmillan, Tenn, wished TO offer nm
amendment for the free coinage ~ the
product oil the silver mines Of the L niIed
5latas.
Bland objected oven to reading H.,
saying that Il was not free coinage al
oil.
Then the Wilson bill repeating the
silver purchase clause Of the Sherman
act was read and Bland offered his
flfst amendment for Tree ooiuuge at a
ratio Of 10 to l..
Defeated; yeas 1913; nsys 227, amid
this applause from the anti-silyer men
who uid not expect 20 large majority.
TIE following 1, the detailed vote ON
the lB 10 1 ameudmrnG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
Fire in Mr. Narinn,. OnIre.

The fro department wa. called out
shortly before o'clock this afternoon
IN oKtingu.sh blaze Ia Attorney Var.
iau's office on the nth floor Of the
Commercial block. Mr.. Nanan wis
Assent Ut tue time anu his office wac
closed tut broken into 90 put out the
htr, which WIS devougiug the window
curiains. IL appears that the ulaEc
originated ny some one dropping u
match rom sixth story window. The
loss Ia not great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
nULL TIamr AND nUsIc.

Audiences nccomc Hiotous aud At
taci tn. PeTiormoTs,
MADRID, Aug. 2s,--At a bull fight
az SafngU5sA thU audience VIVA dis
fofmance and smashed the seats and
yet FIRE TO THIN. Tho police quelied
the riot with difficulty after wounding
number Of the mob.
A. San ZubaztiAu tho audience at a
concert attacked the musicians because
they refused 10 play the Busquu hymn
aud proceeded TO the hotel whore the
primo minister Ia stopping aud stoned
il. Troops were called out ami were
forced 10 fire on the mob, killing two
aud severely wOundiug several.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

] rotsI.rr tho whole thing piece Of
cOntumato ioolishuyH."
SHOULD Nor uE TOLERATED.
J. J. Dolly-'I have raid but IttIo
attention TO tine matter. But Will
iny that ell men regardless Of creed
have thr ririi g. labor AMI llvr. Any
attempt 10 prevent thOm rom 10 doing
hut.Demociauc and should not be
tolerated Tor O siuLle moment
cJuNCmliAN uELL'5 Story.
Coua,ilmau Ben saldi ~ was nf.
preached by s.X " seven mUmhors q
TIE Amurnitn HIuIuiy ut uiflrfrut
Times two OF three months ago and
asked 90 join them. When asked be-
90 IT, object / was simply tJll that %
was tot mutual protection. Nothing
was said about 10 being unu.Caiholic
~ anl.MufmOa anu I did not suspect
anything OF that kind. when / wa.
iaiDfmtu that iis pr1ucrGiugt wcfv
entirely serru. ! refused absolutely 10
identity myself will the movement as
/ um personally opposed ~ secret Or
dcfH OF every characitr."
SHOULD BG coNDEMsrD.
us. Surveyor General SNOW 3"Such
ON organ Eatl.n ls contrary 90 sound
public r0icy and will react on bee
lrUmcirr. An POLITICAL moves in tai.
county which mauuut b. made oyct e
~ rUylug upol public opinion COT
SUPP Tort should be oJndcmuCd by all
paTties.n
pEsTHvYs FREEDOM
EX-Mnyur George NJ. gclu-"tl H.
wrong aud altogether uucalltd ,or Boa
this late day OF enlightenment and
religious freedom. ] have NO tympathy
with euCh % movement"
SHOULD uE prNouNCED.
Judge T.. A. Smth-uAry society
which has Tor ito object the cuftniiing
VI tue rights OF auy person ON accou {
II his religious or political belief (as
this one evidently Uurtl should ur de.
D OuncUd In thi tuytpHtt,fmH uy every
person who loves liuorty."
DON'I LIKE us rKINCuLEs.
JuIg" BlalI-"l never lcsrI OF Il
until ! SAW the tAIO'v In the NEws. 1
Guu't believe iu its priutip|tu"
Hcber NJ. Wells" rhr whole THUS
nplcats 10 me " be- lhu shuUfusl non.
HunsC.n
Attorney Tatlock-"tt l. bad OF.
gau zAtiOB."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

The members Of tho Tabernacle
Choir who are not going to Chicago
are requested to meet at the Tabernacle
on wednesday at 1850 y. M, Tor TO-.
hearsRl. Efficient members o. the
city ward choits arc also Invited. Prof.
q. J. Thomas has been appointed 10 act
M conductor in the absence OF Prof T..
Stephens.
1 trust that all will faithfully respond
TO this cali. ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
President Salt Lake Stake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

tine Genital PC. dc company WITH woik
tina q via not bee prop,tiy charged %
uHlCr TIM lease, aua that 10 un1 utl
gwen the Central prop circuit lf
sIppl!u- iurtusutu; nu aisl yuarfet thW
thr urlcts are iu ,Xctsb ui ,ho current
pfcts Tor I'd ALTAR maiciiHl.
frfmi o. emI over tuc rcCrivcfu
OF tlr Northern Pacific 90 Issue Ie.
c.ivefs' certificates 10 the amount OF
,j,uDD,uuJ viii be asked tomorrow
Afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
omAnors oT ConnurIIoN.
National WORLDS INSTRUMENTATION
60 the Front.


Go thr Front.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Ihe sensational
charges against Commissioners Mercer
Of Wyoming, and Bees0n OF Okin.
huma, Of corruption In connection
with The award OF medals brought out
an unusual number OF NOrlu's Fair
commissioners today. Tue members
began TO assemble IN the corridors OF
the Administrator builiing aud dis
cuss the matter with u good deal OF
ylgOr. All seemed In favor Of thor.
ough Investigation aud n the accuse.
tiun proved true, 10 prosecute them fOf
malieassncu In office. Matters viii In
all probability be brought up ~ soon
IN the commission meets this afternoon.
Many commissioners favor thorough
overhauling Of nll the Judges OfawaTds
recommended by either Of the accused
commissioners. Ten OF the commits
FiOncTs said: "COmmiRsiouers Beeson
anu Mercer have Interested themselves
Ia the appointment OF more Judges
than any other two mombun OF Che
national commission Mercer In
vehement In his denial that he Is
guilty Of any wrong doing, lie claims
T. know nothing about tho attempt 10
Bqueeze 800 out OF WntfsOhmit., the
Russian whisky aud wine exhibitor, to
ensure him the fiIst premium on hls
exhibit, beyond that which he has
real In the papers. al never heard OF
Mrs. Harmon" he said, "until she was
Introduced to me on Saturday IN front
OF the Agricultural building by Bee
son. Bees1n said she was an old friend
Of his. An hour 20 later learned
that she had buon arrested for trying
TO obtain money from an exhibitor 10
secure an award In his favor"
The judging " the livestock con-
tinues to-day and formed tue center OF
aftrnotiDu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
Ihe nen.nI ilIIrn..eh.

WAsmNoIuS, Aug. IS. - The
amendmcnt to re.enh,t the Bland.
An isOu act was defeated, 1860 2i3.
The Wilson repeal bill was passed,
-8J To- no.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

MILwAuIlEE, Aug. IS Ere ierlcH
Abbot, Of tue Wisconsin Ceutrd fua
filed an afiitaylt In which he Char es
that the Northern Pacific has charged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

MILWAUKEE, Aug. q, "a. G. Crib
a dealer In agricultural implemeu =
has assigned, No statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

On the VOC 0ul7 10 ,besidts the loss
OF rae vote, OF tie P0rulisi-, members
II that uHfty Withholding their votes,
several negative vote, were cast by
90 zoe VII 'uvufVi % RADIO Of lBfnl.
The announcement OF the vote uron
IN stutuumrlt TO llu WI.H1a uIll PR.
vding tur the coinage ~ silver NJ o
r,uO0f lBt | wa. received with al.
pisutu AMI some surprise Nt She mljOri.
~ against irrr c0inagp, 10 being near.
ly dsutle the lnigosl estimate
made by The HutrHiivot men.
Bland from HE scat at the eX.
trcmc lsft %. the speaker smiled
grimly as he hoard the rrult, nrf.
vou.ly cheering aud rUChln bsRnl
ifo on his pivot chair. rnu figures
show that n majority Of Democrats
voted against free coinage.
Bland asked yea aud nay vote on
the qui elton Of fees cJiu q, u: ratio
OF II to !, anu secured IL. As tie
clerk began calling the t1l,
Bryan walked down tue cul;er aisle
cnlm and grave around 10 where the
silver leaders sat. They cat iu con.
sullalion for somp time. Thcn BRYAN
by easy stages made hii way back 10
his own seat.
The vote on the question Of free
coinage at a ratio OF u 20 resulted IN
yeas 100; nays 2il.
slight, gains were maIu on the
higher rates and there was au ma.
preston that the ratio OF 20 10 I would
poll the largest vote recorded In uvor
free col aye. The result Uf thJ call wHs
yeas ll0; nays 222.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

LUuisviLLr, Aug. 2,. -- LoOrnri
Taylor negro, WIS .ucucI tni.
morning nt Newcastle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

Fred simon,
care & llddle Co,
simon ba rberger,
D. WoDduAn,
lustA Havoc.
Goidauiih " 20,
nN|y N Porter,
Goo S. Wallace,
sam u kenyon,
y o. NuoliinAn.
e. Kahn,
John Mormon,
b. ! faUign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

! consider tho whole thing piece Of
cJntumatc ioOlishutsa."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
1IiE MAYOR's OpINiON.

Mayor Blskiu' ut Is simply dis.
graceful organ z,tionand the members
Of II shuuli hang thcir heads In very
shame.O
II was learned further that hlsI honor
had stated he would dlChgtge every
man he had appointed who had COZ.
neGtod himself with the movement.
Should this be- true, Chief Of Police
PSu's iiicIal shoe may be worn by
another briOIe he returns home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

Mr.. Vsrian spoke IA follows
~ sey that II Is mimic 10 good gov.
eminent. | think such Au OrgunIga.
ton IL an outrage. I Rm unAlterably
opposed 10 secret societies In govern,
ment atihiTs, be they slate, county oI
municipal, ! DON'T see how there ca NJ
be two opinions on this question anI
am heartily glad the scheme has been
exposed. The projectors Of the affair
rhUuld be RELOCATED forever to the
walks Of private liie,"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
HEROIC IlFEeoATMeN.


An Instance Ut Hare Courage sad Deter.
usinstsoo.
The little fishing port Of Peel. on tho
west coas, II the Isle Of Man. looks out
ON the Irish sea- A rocky headiand,
called Contrary head. juts out south OF
tho harbor, while in front Is n rugged
Island rock. TN which stand the ruins
of Peel castle. 1t Is q perilous place
for ships. and splendid place for tho
display II the heroism Of the Maxn-
s,<.n.
ono afternoon in October. 1889. .
Norwegian ship. In a fearful tempest.
was drifting upon Contrary head. All
Peei was down at the beach watching
her. The lifeboat was got out. and
there were 50 many volunteers that tho
harbcr-master had no difficulty In ST.
Letting a crew.
The Norwegian had lost her mastsi.
and the spars were floating around. so
that she was dangerous 70 approach;
but tho lifeboat reached her.
'.Hcw many of your" cried out tho
coxswain Ia the Norwegian captain
Twenty-Five"
The coxswain counted them as they
hung on the ships side. and said:
Il only see twenty-one; not u man
shall leave the ship until you bring the
odd one on deck"
The odd one. disabled man, had
been left below To his fate. He was
brought mp. and all were taken aboard
the lifeboat and safely landed on the
beach. The Norwegian government
struck medals for the lifeboatmen. and
sent them TO the governor Of tho island
for distribution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

ins the week snding March IL. hrh-
fherta rep-asssd ~ - places. rssfist
fever AZ = places, sspeasd fever 81 10
places and lnessies a. 81 pisees-
Salt has te~a Commenced In the cir
cus, e.sarI q SaxiEAs b. William dsr-
~sn. through his attornesA Swsrthout
O'kssf,. against John Vita II that city
f~ the sum a 33ot(o faeths alleged
alienation II bis wife Efixafeth's shcc-
t.onk
Mrs. Charles p. Martin q Flint had .
narrow eee4pe fronl c1etnatlon the other
night She ~oke up ard found the
house Ia hanses- oelxiug her babe Mrs
Martin made her escape ever the al
Joining roots just ~ heF house COLLAPSED.
The house - Oliver Welding al Rich
nlord MAS destroyed b, nrc Friday. This
comes particularly hard. xS the oecu-
pants are over ~ years old and lost
their all.
Two freight engines 81 The Michigan
Central coliided on a switch al Nest
Hay City Friday nlorning. The en-
gineers and fircmen escaped WITH slight
tfulSs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The rrceflt faosi u fhc Grand has
formed a. ,lnne6r,rns har ~ Grand
Ha,ea. rh..r~ = ai,tsuf Hffecn feet -
eat.r where there has been twenty two
f.ses. and freight boats cannot enter tho
port
Memters a The West Bay City
temple. order II Juno. viii apply 10 the
rnifed states circ1-if court 10 have the
Affairs - the order wound up.
Jackson Is torn vide open over the ap
prapgistion calling for patrol wagon
set criminals walk. They're a long
time locked up - the cry
Hartford wants % know whether she
has village president or rot. and who
Ne ia NJ IA Olney and l. ". Vaughn
both claim the elactior-
Holland vii sahmit 70 the people at
~ srrinr election whether she viii
lonI herself fcg $1,000 Tor an ele.trlc
HIGHT plant.
SagiaaA IL again talking u that sleo.
Geo far fha Improvement y her water
s.sten. What's The matter @iih the
roAt
tarnnr'- Frankin street bridge and
No1f.b iari,era sewer should dout'le
~ ssi .is sn scgebafie song aud dance.
The Cleveland Cif company Will
bcisi furnace ~ irtssps Isle thar viii
cs,st -1a't.s aai cmpisy 30 men,
Mr.. Grains Il Saginaw vas seriously
irturrd ir a runaway sustaining COM
f.ourd fractures - iae ARM AMI leg.
When Young Nefuan goes wfeog AZ
GranI fagen che hts thr courage "a he
uen0re him through the press.
Nicholas can-ley. a Michigan Central
fraktu.an. f~l from train a. West Bay
City 5n.l fr1cfured he skull.
Tlse fi,id FrloN=' Mutual Benefit asso-
eiaf,on elii asnSe ia headquarters from
farsinr 20 WILLIAMSON.
~ gan ptrcers are passing away
rsts rautly zeph West - the last
g. a the silent ieai.
N-e hsa tsiSen hail - ~ Jones'
este ~saaN SIS f8pils iJirg 10 the
fae' tea esras.
Nrs Aiam ha-ser a pieneer q sag
inse trgpsd ieati ~ heart isselse fri-
das
larfg Sincec. 'he rrr waa stabbed
ia osN,iy hopsc hrht AZ kaisnaoo.
Marshall e-'ehrase.i - Pstiriss day
afta appsurriate cerenfonies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
JUST WHAT THEY SAY.
Their Remarks Exactly AZ They
Made Them.
What the Evidence of Two
Such Prominent Ladies
Mean.
And Just How Far II Will In
fluence You in Making Up
Your Mind.

In a court the truthful evidence Is
given 10 enable the Judge and jury io
make up their mini. - in all things
You arr guided b. the indisputsh!e esi-
derce.
AZ this season ~ the year many are
ai.lng and nearly everybody needs a
spring medicine. Now il Is the truthful
evidence Ut others who have been cured
which should cause YOU to make up
your mind 10 use DIR. Grccne's Neryura
blood aud nerve remedy. because IT
cures Here IL the pfoof.
Mrs 5. NJ. Hardy Of East Wilton.
Maine. says;
II was terribly weak. nervous and
Frustrated. | took DR. Greenes
Nsrsufa blood and nerve remedy.
and the effect Was wonderful. Ii
stilled my nerves 30 ! can sleep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

SIX FaAsss-co. March II The nsfN.
entlns 1ropse Bird arrived ffem l.hsl
todAy. having % hoard ave men ~ tns
An...ie.n Ia. ucspef. whofafe scelissd
Of The murder q tie barks sr',,n'
mate. Fitzgerald. on the night ~ jan
uafy IL which ~az reported "a 'hs~' oi'-
- -, -. :, ss'.ir A S,ar,s. 4. ,reep. H.
h&D-en and r tarsen- 1T Clair = snr
- y, .,,,.s "a. he chopped the
=, -. s.-.....,,.. go =, rierss with Az az
81 Clair. Sfarsf ard Hansen con'e-eea
AZ Tahiti no nye men Ncr" turneu
over =, the Jnifed Sfats- authorities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

soundly. and the trembling and bearing
down are cured. anu no longer consti-
pated. while before had Ia use injec-
tions every time. l can walk 10 the
neighbors. which have not done before
for two years. and do my work. thank
God for the great good DIR. Grecne's
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy has
done me-"
Mrs. +. NJ. Bass Of Oxford, y. H..
states:
II was so weak could not raise my
self in bed. and doctors said could be
no better.
Hearing of DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. | commenced
taking il. and in week | began
Ia feel better. l am now able TO
walk and ride out. have gained
forty pounds in weight. 50 that l
consider that DIR. Greene's Neryura
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

CHIsaco. March IL Ernest Roeher
recently issued a challenge t. Evan
Lewis u wre~tie Graeco- Roman style.
hest fhr-e ia I've falls. for 1900 n sile
aal the largest purse offered by any
aluh tie ss=o announced that should
Lewis not sceepf. the ofier would
hold ceed - any man IN
tie world Up = date lewis has not
accepted Tosisy ". H. Gibson. baeker
- Farmer fsurns. wrote from kock
Island AZ acceptance ot ROBBERS chal
larRe Oh behalf - Burns snd deposited
With The Hsraids sporting department
4 forfeit - $50 Pr a match within SIX
weeks for 49, a side