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The state herald., 1895-10-11

Before the republican primaries were
held, some OF the leaders OF tho move foI
an independent ticket seemed TO thinl,
that the proposed independent tickle,
would receive considerable support from
republicans who would fail to secure the
nomination Of their choice Tor tho sever
al offices, but two weeks have lassod
since the republican primaries and this
army OF dissatisfied republicans that
these leaders oi tho independent move.
ment claimed would rush to the and oi
tie independent ticket has failed To ma.
,ofinlize, but on the contrary the repub-
licans all over the county arc solid for
tho republican ticket and will elect ey-
cry candidate on the ticket. This diBap
polntment TO the leaders Of tho indie
pendent movement seems TO have cooled
their enthusiasm considerably aud II ID
only 10y diligont inquiry that tho voters
nfe now atlo TO aacetlain that any work
Is being done for the independent ticket
We understand TINT some Of tho chndI
dates namod nj faoli refuse 10 ALLOW
their names 10 be used ON tho ticket
aud IL seems TO be very difficult matter
Tor the leaders OF the move 10 Ill ,hosc
pinces on the ticket, but they mny rue
coed IN doing 30 before the time eNpirct
for fling nominations by petition.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

nj iny fafm ~ niles east and o mills
south % ilol,oke abou, June 2nd. isl
ono rcd COW, branded W on ltfl hip abl
bind ia tho loft eye. Owner emu have
the same by ptgiBg foi keeping u eos
aud advertising. Nam Boln
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Barzilla Chapman received a telegram
Wednesday evening from ms wife at
LOdgepole, Neb., stating that Iii, hoy
was dead. lie had parted with his wife
and children that morning ihcy taking
the tram for Lodeepolc Tor u visit aud
he driving to Holyoke. Inc family have
the sympathy Of all in their sudden aud
sad bereavement.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
DINNER.

The Lac les Aid Society will serve din.
ner ON eI,clon day, Nov. 8. All are cor.
daily invited to come and help the la
dies in raising money to pay for the re-
pairing OF the church. Dinner - cents.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Every chimney in Iiolyoke should DO
carefully examined before winter sets in
and, il this is not done, the chances are
that We will have some fires as tho result
of defective chimueys.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

j. G. Scott Of Sterling, assessor of Lo-
gan county, was in Holyoke yesterday
on business. J. q. is the republican can
didate for county clerk in logan county
aud will be elected by good mbiurity.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

/ will sell for the next thirty days, at
my farm miles east of Julesburg, cab
bnge at 4 cent per pound and other veg
etables correspondingly cheap. W. f.
Stafford.
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lost DOC.

Lost, strayel or stolen from tho HON,
of q. ", shultb of llolyoke, u emal
pug dog. loft wlth Mr. Shulor Turing N.
abrence ffom llolyokc. will give q lib
oral toward for the recovery OF tho dog
Mus. W. II. JousuoH.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

What are prices coming to? Judging
from the prices OF books, cups. saucers
and silverware at The City Drug Store
they are coming to rock bottom.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

W. l.. Irwin is having an irrigation
plant put in on the Gilbert farm west of
iiolyoke. He is sinking well to hard
pan in the frepchman and will lay lines
OF tiliug in the bed of the Frorchman IN
different directions, connecting with the
well. He will use double syhnie
pump with n capacity of four inch
steady flow of water a0d will iase the
water with Windmill. The water will
be raised about % feet and will be ilumed
into the reservoir which 10 to be 100 lcct
slnarc. He says that he is satisfied that
ho will be able to iIrigate ten acros with
tbs plant, L. A. Tiffany is putting in
the plant for Mr.. Irwin.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
ESTRAY.

Strayed from my farm west OF Ilolyoke
one bay two year old liley with white
hind feet. CHRIST KUHN.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

The City Drug Store has and will sell
wall paper cheaper than any firm in Hol
yoke.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Mrs. Pollock, mother of A. b. Pollock
OF this county returned to her home in
Alexis ILL.,, last week.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

P.J. Demp'ter Of Sterling was in Hol
yoke Monday looking after legal bus
mess.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

John Jewell and Mrs. Jane Beckley OF
HuDbel, Neb., are visiting their sister
Mrs. Knox Akin OF tins comfy.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Judge Robinson made business triI
to Denver this week.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Breakfast bacon, boneless ham, bolog
ma aud lard at w. II. Shamp & Cos.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Is ihr truthful, startling title Of book abou,
so-fo. lac, the harmless. guaranteed tobacco
habit enrs that brnces up nicotinized nerves
eliminates the nicotine poison. makes weak
men gain strength. yigor aud manhood.
You run 10 physical or financial fiak. - No.
TO iine IL sold by IN smith and q ,ouinn
under Rnnrnntg" tD cure of money
refunded. HOOK free. Address sterling
iirmady Co, New York ~ Chicago.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Messrs. II. n. Warren, g. w. Hendrix
aud T.. Davis passed through here to-day
from Haxiup enrcute for Greeley. .-S,er'
ling Eastern Slope.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

We will take chickens on subscription
for the HERALD and will allow you mole
for them than you can obtain on the
market.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Potatoes will be taken in pay for sub
scription for the STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Go TO W II Shamp Il Co.'S for mason's
iruit jars, pin,s 9j cents. qts sl.i5, hall
gallons si.2s per dczen.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Will Heginbotham broke finger one
day last week while playing ball.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
COUNTY OFFICERS.

CouHrr CLKRK-St6wart W. Bcggs.
HREaIYP- a. T. Guthrie.
CouNrT JUDaE-Wm. G. Robinson.
TRNAsuRER A. Ho.kins.
RUrr. OF SCnooI.s-t.B .B. Timberlake.
Assessor -G Weaver
RURvEYoh-wm. Lowe.
CoRoNER-L. r. Lewis.
CeNNIs' ioNEns N. kipling, S. Nelson,
n, d, Corp,
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Iwill have ear load OF oats here in u
few days at .! a. 20 cents per bushel.
T., u. Post.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

The Story OF Canon. by Beveridge
Hill. Cloth, 81 30; paper, 80 cents. Cop
ley Square, Boston, Msss: Tho Aroma
Publishing Company.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

viii wonders never ceascy From the
cheap price Of wall paper a. Tho City
Drug Store we would say, "No!'
The state herald., 1895-10-11

uclyokc, colo, Sept. =, 1895

~ hf-7ffN - ~ - A3'"''
Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
presen', NJ. u, Copp, chairman, S, Nelson
ana Wm Bipling commissioner.
Minutes Of last meeting read aud ap.
proved
The following claims were allowed
L L Chapman medical attendance
on Mm Sharp BOO
Gust johnson road work H. %
T. o Ahnsteil roGd work Il 90
q W Shnler coffin aud undortakers
services ior g W Norris 30 on
J W Wash digging grave 800
+ N Smith county supplies Q 81
" D Kcisey expense Of trip TO Long
mont to obtain site for tho artesiHn
tat we'll $ 20
S " Beega recording certificate . ~
p " Dearcup repairing clock iol
" G llellnud making platform Tor
DIST clerks rilicc 10
Al Guthrie fhrnn fees dist court 5oO
FL yaney repairing shoes ior Stroud IS
W y Kolsfy county attorney p 90
] Clarence Larson road work 800
: q u Erickson road work Z %
Dlat pormal inst Toes for attendance
Of teachers - 90
II Sutherland lumber for ropuirn
in dist clerks Office 800
Q d limblilako postage 400
J II pduler pIint'g and tupplice 81 II
Ar Guthrie postage and telcgrams q 90
A TGuthfie sheriff 10 90
" X shamp 4 Co supplies ~
iado Weaver afsessor no 20
Gado weayer clerk hire ~ ~
$ W Beegs recording certified copy
oi assessment ns returned by
slate board . a
$ W Begga postage l0l
The following claims were laid over
/ 5 W Bcsga wiinths fcea Larson cuFo
/ II n Nnnon
FL yarney
chnn Il prierJp
On motion naacnsmont u Chniles Whit
man IN property amounting 60 the vl
ue u go was ordered annullol, said as-
so,tmont being erroneous.
Clpim of Maggie @ Brnrs for salary
Tor ih' month o' Iuly flr GO ssrsices ne
deputy county clerk wna diarllosed
On motion tho following resolution
eaa adopted. lhnt palleuia or some one
lnr them Hhall mako an affidavit that
they aru totally without moth8 with
which to pay for medical aid, oihurvi-o
claims viii moi ho considered
Claim of Logan county Tor boarding
prisoner wan Ind over
Claim u u y il.nki,y for Fin Tor Hrfy.
iccs Us attorney iu i4arsou chse wBs die
allowed
II Sutherland whh allowed n feiaip ni
e. military aud county poll ths an nc
couD, ui bripR fireman
Fec report u S W nfgss uus ordered
illed
Report Of county Treasurer fuf tho
month OF Auapai WIS ufdeiei iiled
90 mutton hunfl aiiuuinld TO mtet
, AZ Duelocl d m Sept . isii
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Owing to the damaged condition Of
the poe'oilice building rs n result OF the
iire Monday enening. Postmaster Castet-
ter has moved the Office into the build
ing occupied by &. J. Slater
The state herald., 1895-10-11

rths last three months the HERALD
b. ltaed the necessity Of cutting the
|ied growth Of weeds on some 0! the
vad N lois near tho business part Il
Io1 j So far very little attention hns
= p8d TO this matter and the weeds
N bw nearly dry enough to burn
= ID 4 Gre braak out and the wind
I as II rometimes does these weeds
r. erod around through the business
= vi town would mako it impossible
event Hre from spreading and might
e cause Of q good purt Of The town
ping. A very little work would re-
- Sthis cause OF danger.
Y bdge Armour on Monday rendered a
sion u the ca Of NJ. M.Thimsan, couu,
fAs1lssc5i Geo. A. Henderson, us.
- 4 snk Of Sterling. Thin
xued. q az full apopnt of county
~ ,ot. ths. time ci spspsn:
sioh, claiming that said funds wero rimp.
y held in trust, aud the'court so decid-
I'd. While tho decision will ciusc GER
tain amount OF dissatisfaction, there is
no doubt but that /, is legally correct. -
Sterling Advocate.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

TIE ART AMATEUR.

p.st ara Largest Practical Art Magazine,
ffne only Aft Periodical awarded Medal at
the World fnirl
ta,aiuabi. ~ ali VII, .ish TO make ihelf lir'
,nR by art ot 10 MAKE thrir homes beautiful,
"a, m, va viii Asnd 10 any one men n q
w lplitipnins this rublirntl1 N n srrrls
ntnn Snits, with snrerb colnt plhtri
ifut copying ut framing ana sHnrplr
r,eniafy rnpaa VI desians Irregular riier tlel
"a, II, so viii send also "patotinr for uc.
w 9'air,rt-' - rnreal
kausp auh y lurs Saht, J Y
The state herald., 1895-10-11
PRECINCT OFFICERS.


CassrAsLEs j. e. Kidd and q. W. Norris.
CITY OFFICERS.
MAroR--c. II. Hartman.
poiIcK JupoE-t. Farney.
ilrconpER II. Hatcher.
MARsnAL-A. 7. Guthrie.
TREAsuRrn John Ileginbothnm.
TRusrGHs-F. l.. Ho5t. George Shulcr. G. ].
nlatcr, l. II. Elliott, d. A. Gnddy and Geo. II.
Weir,
The state herald., 1895-10-11
f. H. WHITMAN & CO..

Holyoke, Colorado, Sept. i, 1895.
copartnershp has this day been formed between f. II.
Whitman, NJ Whitman and r. c. Whitman, for the pur-
pose of carrying mercantile business, composed of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Flour
and Feed, all kinds of Fresh Fruits
both Eastern and California.
4 am here to sell goods buck the r Co. nor to
cehtsss ,Aard morkibg ueAs casms.s Post teola
exception to the above his communication Of Oct A. If
the shoe fits it if pnches, don't squca. AS for my
taking chattcl mortgages will say it has enabled
give my friends longer time settle their and
to pay my bills and do business in my name. have
never been known to foreclose mortgage yet
F.H. Whitman.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
q. q
A O. u. "A

HoLyoxE LoDoE No, i'd M-s'a every Tuesday
evening at Baker's Hall. Visiting bro,hcr cor
diHily Invited to attend.
W. y. fArNos. becy, A. W. Nouso. N. q.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Y
=. .. LAND oFFlot. STERLING.

. ~. ssss g,3 ~ y 4. "
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
Grover Cleveland.
PnesIpENr OF SENATE "A. Il Stevenson.
CaI.v JusrIcx-Mslville ". Fuller.
8UgRHTARY OF STATh-W. Q. Gresham.
TREASURY John q. Carlisle
" WAR-Dnnicl Lamont.
NAvY-Hilary A. Herbert.
lNTxRIoR-Hoke Smith.
q" AaMcyLTURE-J. S. Morton.
ATTORNEY GENknA Richard Olney.
posrMAsrER GENERAL Wilson 4. Bisrell.
U. y. BkNAroRs N. Teller. 4. o. Wolcott
RRYnKsKxTATIvns-Iaf Pence, John BELL
STATE OFFICERS.
GovvRSoR-Albert W. Mcintyre.
1T. .9ovxnNoR-Jcrod H. Brush.
SEnRETARy OF STATE-A. y: McGaffcy.
STATE TREAsuREn- y. Muln:x.
Rurr. Pun. Ss.-Angcnttette j. Pca,y.
HrATK AUDIroR-C. L. Parks.
ATTORNEY GENERAL-B. L.. Carr.
BsHAroR 18th pIsTRIcr-J. II Painter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. CBrnahan.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
A WOMAN wIIo WILL. WORK

A WOMAN VINO WILL WORK
Wanted In every county 10 Introduce the
Celebrated "HyRcia" Waists for nil ages.
This wais; supcrccdes the corroi, and
has received tho unanimous approval Of
the leading physicians Of America $500
outfit free. Any energetic woman eau
make from sl5 to s5o weekly. Send Tor
circulars and terms. HiGEIA MFG
Co. 8Ts Canal st.. New York. Ji0
The state herald., 1895-10-11

1
T.
Judge Robinson made business trip
to Denver this week.
Breakfast bacon, boneless ham, bolog
ma aud lard at W. II. Shamp & Co.'S.
Will Heginbo,ham broke finger one
day last week while playing ball.
The City Drug Store has and will sell
wall paper cheaper than any firm in Hol-
yoke.
P.J. Demp'ter Of Sterling was in iol
yoke Monday looking after legal bus
mess.
Potatoes will be taken in pay for sub
scription for the STATE HERALD.
Mrs. Pollock, mother Of A. b. Pollock
OF this county returned to her home in
Alexis ILL.,, last week.
Don't buy factory lard when you can
got nice home made lard at the Meat
Market at the same piice.
John Jewell and Mrs. Jane Beckley OF
Hubbel, Neb., are visiting their sister
Mira Knox Akin or ,h,s conn,v.
Wc will lake chickens ON subscr;ptiou
for tho Urp,, and will allow Won mo,c
for than tbap vou can ob,a,n M, ,h..
marke,
The Story OF n Canon. by Beyeridge
Hill. Cloth, 81 30; paper, 80 cents. Cop
ley Square, Boston, Msss: Tho Aroma
Publishing Company.
r.,, - - r., A..
chem nrice of wall paper n. Tho CITY
H.. g.. ,,.,,,ia 80. ar,
'''s '''''' w ""u '"''
u 10 ~ 49, !, Az ua,s
~ .''
and y. Davis passed. through here to-day
from uaNtuD enrcute for GIeeley.-Ster.
lin, E,s,arp S,o,.
''s '''" '1'
w;li bnv. n car io,d nj n,,s he,a In IA
, a, 4, az -. a.. h,,,.i
"
''' ''' ''''
GptoW II shamp 4 Co.'S for mason's
irui, iars. hints aj cents. OTIS sl.i5, half
gallons s, q, per dozen.
Inc repairs on inc m' H. oh"feh
oni'u'hg were 80 near Completed th"t
las, Sunday.
"
owing TO the damaged condition oil
the poe'oi'ice building hs result oil the
'ire MONDAY enenlnR' POSTMASTER 'astet'
ter has moved Tue Office into the build
ing occupied by ID. Slater.
garden. with his figure outlined against
the luminous square. there stood man.
ms BACK 70 me road. ms Two hands upon
Isha as ,honsm mo s,nn ne we're % iry,ns to peep
and motIoniess was he that in spite OF
the moon they nigh, well have over
looked him were II not for that tell-talc
light behind.
Good heayenV' Tnsped Bertha. ut II
for sale or Trade.
| have a ncwspnper outfit consisting
~, ,anor ,,,a.. ;oh ,,.ss ,a,.r c,,,o,
| i'
The state herald., 1895-10-11

! have newspaper outfit consisting
Of paper press, job press, pnper cnt,or-
type and everything complete which l
am not using and desire TO soll or trade
the pamc. II Is the outfit that wns for
merly used in tho publication Of the
Phillips County News J.H. PAiSTrR.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Board met pursuant to adjournment
preseni, NJ, u. Copp, chairman, s. Nelson
ana Wm Bipling commissioners.
Minutes Of last meeting read aud ap.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-26

fully represent 20 your honorable body
as follows, to-wit:
THAT a large portion of the lands
within the limits of the grant to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company in
the state of Idaho is known to be min
eral land; that many valuable mines
and prospects are located upon the odd
sections within the limits Of said grant !;
that The issuing of patents to the said
land, thus vesting title thereto in
the said railway company. must result
in irreparable loss to mineowners, pros
pectors and all people living in the great
mining districts within the limits Of
said grant.
THAT the immediate passage of the
bill known as the Hartman mineral land
bill now pending before your honora BILE
body, which provides for the segrega-
ton of these mineral lands from the
operation of said grant before the is
suing of patent is absolutely necessary
to the end that the rights of miners
and prospectors, as we'll as the commun-
tiles generally within the limits of said
grant, be protected"
A concurrent resolution was also pre-
sented by the committee instructing
the governor to take the proper steps
to enjoin the secretary of the interior
from issuing patents to the Northern
Pacific to the mineral lands held and
claimed by Idaho citizens and to confer
with the state officials of Montana with
that end in view. In condensed form
the memorial was telegraphed to the
senate and a copy sent by mail to the
Montana Legislature.
During the consideration of the me-
mortal in the house, an interesting de-
bate was precipitated between Mr..
Neill of Shoshone and Mr. Henry of
kootenai. Mr.. NeiH first charged the
secretary of the interior with flirting
with the Northern Pacific Mr.. Henry
criticized him for rejecting on the sec
rotary. This brought Mr.. Neill to his
feet with an attack on the republican
party, charging that party with re-
spOnsibility for the condition of affairs
because of it's having made the grant
originally to the railroad company.
Mr.. Henry said in response: 1.-THE re-
publican party, it is true gave the
Northern Pacific it's grant but it gave
the railroad no mineral land and the
supreme court has decided that mineral
lands within the grant can not be held
by the railroad company. The remarks
OF the gentleman charging the repub-
hcans with responsibility for the pres
ent condition of affairs is nothing more
than an Oriental twist of his magma
ton"
Under suspension of the rules, the
house passed the senate bill to repeal
the law making all obligations payable
in either gold or silver anything in the
contract to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
In the senate Boyce introduced a bill
abolishing the office of state boiler in
spector. The senate in committee Of the
whole by a vote of nine to four. rec
commended for passage of the bill
providing that insane persons shall
be taken to the a[Elum by an attendant
sent from the institution for the pur
pose.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-26
BANK ROBBERS BEATEN OFF.
Fierce Battle With Outlaws in Menomi
nee, Illinois.

Menominee, Ill, Jan. 2O.-An attempt
to rob the Exchange bank Of this town
would have been successful had it not
been for detectives from Chicago, aided
by the town marshal and assistants,
who, after a fierce battle with the rob-
bers, succeeded in capturing Weedlove
of MenOminee, who became separated
from the rest of the gang in the con-
fusion of the fight. There were three
others in the gang and they got away
in the darkness. Later, one of the
burglars named Schaff was captured
and detectives are in pursuit Of others.
The robberies in Menominee have been
so numrous during the past few months
that Chicago detectives had been re-
Gently employed to ferret out the per-
petrators. The operative sent here
gained the confidence Of the gang and
learned their plans. Had they succeed
ed, they would have secured about
49, 900 in cash.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-26
NO CHANGE OVER AT BOISE.
Populists VIII Keep Their Hands OF
for the Present.


for the Present.
Boise, Jan. 22.-There is nothing new
in the senatorial situation. The popu-
lists seem to have made up their minds
to keep their hands off for the present.
It has been reported that Gamble would
vote for ShOup tomorrow, but he de-
clines to confirm the report. Shoup men
do not anticipate any material change
for some days, but seem confident Of
final results. There was some talk about
an immediate break in the Sweet col
umn but the more responsible leaders
do not indorse that view. The Sweet
leaders maintain that their lines are
welded and will stand all assaults. They
insist that Shoup's followers must event
ually come to them. Representative
Crane has made an earnest fight for
Sweet. He is the leader of the Sweet
forces on the floor and has been most
active in the plans Of the campaign.
He does not talk for publication, be-
yond saying that his purpose is to omit
no effort to effect Sweets election.
Dark-horse talk continues and Judge
Huston of the supreme court is now
mentioned in that connection.
Senator Dewey was able to be present
at the joint convention today and a full
vote was had. There was no change
whatever, the figures being: Sweet 81
Shoup 16, Clagett IS Hepburn /, Browne
1. The expected did not happen yes
terday and the crowd left the state
capitol greatly disappointed. The I'M
usual activity in the senatorial matter
Monday night gave rise to the general
belief that there would be a change Of
more or less Importance upon the
seventh ballot. This signally failed to
materialize.
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
In the house Mr.. Clark of Bear Lake
presented a resolution providing for
the appointment of a joint irrigation
committee Of three from the house and
two from the senate to draft an irriga-
ton bill. The resolution was unan-
imously adopted.
In the senate Mr.. Brownies bill provid-
ing for the conveyance of persons to
the asylum for the insane by attendants
Of that institution came up on third
reading and was passed by a vote Of
10 to g. Boyce. Hanrahan. Miller, Rees,
Smith and Steen voting against the
measure. Other legislative proceedings
were of a routine character
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-26
DEMPSEY WAS IN 1T AT NO TIME
Ryan Played With Him, and Got a De.
cisiOn in Three Rounds.

cision in Three Rounds.
Seaside Athletic Club. Coney Island,
Jan. 1S.-The fact that Jack Dempsey.
the "Nonpareil," was again to make
an effort to demonstrate that he was
still in the pugilistic swim by meeting
Tommy Ryan in the roped arena, at
tracted 4,5O0 devotees of the manly art
to the Seaside arena tonight.
Ryan was the first to enter the ring
His seconds were Joe Choynski and
George Siddons of New York. Demp-
sey's seconds were Jimmy Carroll Mar
tin Dempsey, his brother, and Frank
Patterson. Ills weight was 142 pounds
and Ryan's was las.
The bout was to be Is rounds at catch
weights/ They simply tapped each
other m the first round, and a number
Of people yelled, Take him off; Demp-
sey is drunk"
In the second round Ryan kept punch
ing Dempsey in the stomach without re-
turn. and then smashed him in the
jaw. Ryan played with Dempsey, and
then smashed him in the mouth. Ryan
landed on the body, and the crowd
kept shouting, Take him off" Ryan
hit Dempsey on the jaw and floored
him. Dempsey got up staggering. The
crowd then yelled louder than before
Take him off"
In the third round Jack went after
his man, but Ryan forced him to the
ropes. Ryan hit Dempsey whenever
he wished and in response to frequent
yells of the spectators the gong sounded
and the fight was stopped.
The announcer said that Dempsey's
friends had requested that the fight
should be stopped, and although Demp-
sey seemed anxious to have it go on,
the referee gave the fight to Ryan.