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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
SALMON ERN POISONED.
Ctaekamas Hatchery sstie3ousGy
Filied with lime.

PORTLAND. or. March sa-Ssste Fish
and Game PrCte-soT MsSsire has ~ last
discovered IRE cause o. ere ceata of the
.saaooe ssinnoa Try which were found dead
IN ne Claekanas aa-cAeTy l3st fas They
were poisoned ny HTse which some mall
ckoas person evidently psEt fneo the stream
wnl-A feeds the haoSAinE trough. TIE
United states asA commissioner Vas ap-
pri@et % ere atTatT az re tine. and SOW
trsi - IRE 5eas ~ were sent East 20 ~
exartnc3 No cause for dean. however.
clsuis ~ discovered
ar. McCgre resolved a few weeks $50
10 uake 8 second a,teTpt 20 so've the
FnvSterv. tfe hat several - go ss7f nv
sent 20 81 expert chemist - exars.nR .Ean
vlta tae res0it caat ire presence CO l1ue
as ss,g were discovered Ia thc s.cuachs
~ Ire ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31

WASHINGTON. March 3o.--Ah p's'sl .
forty-sight hour records were e'sipss !.
midnight by Schoch, the veteran.
time he had made 77s miles. wnicn : - I
miles ahead of Teddy Haiss MS
Square worlds record. The SCOTS :
m. was. schoch. 7s2 miles A. - -
Albarts. Tge; Golden. CAT: CASSIDY. w.
ere, 40; Ford, 403. Muller. loi
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
Palmer, of Illinois, Selected for Pub
lie Printer

WASHINGTON. March ao.-Ths presi-
dent today sent the following nominations
70 the senate.
Frank w. Palmer OF Illinois "a bs rgtt.
&c printer.
Alexander u. T'hackeray, OF Pennsyiva-
Ma. 20 oe consul at Hayre France.
Assistant Surgeon James II. Oakley. OF
Illinois, TO De passed aSslsl ant surgeon of
the Marine hospital.
Palmer was puoAc printer under the
Harrison administration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
Lest VITA All Hand.

NEW YORK Narca sa-Tae schooner
CAar}ey Hastings Is aslisved - Aave foam
aerad ln LorE tslaa3 SQUAD ard her rraa-
consisting % SIX uen, is theaght 90 havs
been drowned. See left Newtca creek
last Wednesday wttA q cargo - pass
naats ard shout8 have arrived az 1rtenr
on F'rtaay. hut tsus fAr nos&.az 1szs Seen
Beard ~ her. Terry Eros % sem she
was consigned ;Ssnk al hSr5s are l1sst
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sure-Thing Men Arrested.

SPOKANE. March 3o.-william DAILY. a.
smooth confidence man. was arrested this
evening. He. with two pals had beaten
Brooks. n Trail mining man. out Of ass in
a card game. Brooks discovered their
triekery and held the men at bay with a
knife until they returned the money. and
then informed the police. who made the
arrest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
CoIvfIIe Road. Too Soft.

C0LyTLLE, Wash. March z.-Taa
heavy thAw on the reservation mas render
Cd TIE roads almost impossible. II -
q new country and the ground is very
soft. even In the most frequently Travelled
PAGES. Freighting is practically suspend
&c ard two weeks will elapse before
transportation across the reservation can
be resumed with any facihty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
LOOKS LIKE COLD COMFORT
The President Does Not Say He win
Not Appoint DE Haven Circuit


SAN FRANCISCO. March so.-Er-Su-
preme Court Judge De Haven returned
today from Washington. He said he had
visited President Mckinley. and had talk
ed with him about the United States cir
cult judgahip. for which he il a caudi-
date. The president did not promise 10
appoint him neither did he say he would
not do SO.
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Canton. and at the mouth Of whles 4.
Hongkcng. Mr.. DENLY has much d I.
on this event. and the possibilities o. tn,
along these great waterwaya ana -
lions the fact that the removal or usas.
fication of onerous international ,rzse
taxes viii follow the opening OF the rivr
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VIII Attempt 10 Organise.

WASHINGTON, March 3o.--Tne eass
or Republican senators today for the o.
pose OF considering the question OF fta.
the senate committee vacancies resas4
IN the appointment OF a comrnittee 4
committees. This means hat the Rsrs
ncans wiz make a dehnite sttsmpt 10 =
ganize.
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FOR A BANKING CONFUSION.
Resolution 10 Make Effective Me-
KinIey's Hec oFnra . Edafion.

Resolution TO Make Effective Me-
Kiniey's HecoEnnle II dationx.
WASHINGTON. March so-Repreeerts
tive Hes twols. Of Minnesota has intro
cGcta resolution for banking and cur
reEcy commission. which Ia In line with
Ire recon- lamentations OF McKiniey's In
S'iSyaral address and OF the Indiana poiIs
conference. The resolution reciteI that
Ia view Of ths present inadequate banking
and currency system 10 Is desirable that
congress have the aid OF experts in max
inE changes
TIE commission Il 10 b composed OF
four citizens OF trade. politics aud bank
Ing appointed by tns president and a
senate COMMITTEES appointed by the vice
president. and rspF essntatfyes 10 be ap-
pointed by the speaker ard the ooFnpsrol-
Ter OF TIE currency. The resolution pro-
Yia>e mat TIE commission shall report TO
congress TIE first Monday OF next Decena-
Der.
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roo MANY QUESTIONS ASKED.


County Auditors Asked 60 study the
Revenue Law fer Tho nsetNes
WYtATCCM, March en-The Office OF the
State a0attor - overwn ciaaea with letters
from ne county auditors ana trossurers
tarougfeut thc state. asking ansut re pro
visloas * The new revenue Ia y. cspeciailv
those that fssseT 70 tho enforcement az
payment Of delinquent saxss pepvtv
Auditor Garrison stated thas re answer
ing Of These letters interfereS wlta tA~ reg
uiar business ~ tnts eflce and much ar
noyance could he ehyiated ~ the county
eftc4als woals Rad tse copies os TIE Law
that have ben sent 20 them
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Schooner naaIy pmmaxca.

TACOMA. March 5o.-Schooner San
Bnenaventura. which arrived ut Hoquiam
Sunday In badly battered condition, re-
ports the worst weather she has ever en-
eountered on the Coast. Lightning sst fire
10 her sails. and the captain and two OF
his crew were burned In putting out the
IRE. which had caught her main tcpsail.
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Application. for Appointm,,,.

WASHINGTON. March Sa.-Applcaas,.
for appointment to presidential Offices n
der the treasury department have bss
fled as follows:
+. ID. Hstrich, TO be assayer Of the ~
at San Francisco.
s. NJ. Yoran, 10 be collector Of cuy01s
at Portland, or.
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NEW YORK March sa.-Esra hFoks or,
this afccraaon ign At apartment hosse a.
sixth avenue ana Wess Fzftsczh street a-s
thres persons on tAe esp Gaar last raeF~
lEves ~bey were Mrs l.. =. To&aaver a1s
Ter 1-yeaT-ai3 daughter a. Ms ~ j.
ryaH. Nho WGs .slsiaE sNe -ell4nxera u
= Dess4ale shat o'nsE soSses z2@y - 60
eogxEeSs u tie Tgl1A
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SALT LAKE. March 81 special 20
Tribune from Helena. Montana. says.
Secretary % ths senate. John Blood, WAS
today indicted by TIE grand Jury Cor fslsl-
flying tas public records. His alleged CT
fense IS tie ia~sns % q bill tas ukgar ire
LAST legislative sesso- s1.lre.4- xsaAs ass
been cxa1 ~ <6aA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
KrrsAr SUPERIOR COURT.
To Commence April S-wiiier Murder
Case Ca ne Tried

SIDNEY. March SHE superior courr
81 kiisen ceaniy wi convene a. sGtrey
o. Monday ApTU & Judge Reid Nil ~
the arst Cav - re term q the bearing
81 motions ara e. lsty gases. TUESDAY.
Apri1 s = 'ury ~ - ~ ATTENDANCE.
Il - eNpe-te8 saRt fhe case az Charles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31

MADRID March 5a-Tae government
s. contemplating imposing new Eaxes n
crrss~ TO proyb3s far Csse22 SaT exps i1s IS
* 3 rGm0-e3 here tHat Gen >aag 'ii-Ay
81 suucee1 Gen Rivera now PFtsons-,
as commander % the tnsaTgsEt sszces
il the. pToytnce OF PlEar c Il E.o-
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Latin Trial Set for April q.

COLVILLE. Wash, March 81. Z.
Latin. who was taken before Judge
Richardson at Spokane on Saturday on
an application for writ OF haheas cor
pus. involving the question OF bail. Was
returned here today the writ being de-
MED The Lat;ins Will be tried on April
for the murder OF o. ID. Moody.
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LONDON. March GA long - - I
ed banking house AZ Weyrnoo.A' : IL
the oldest financial insiituiipin vi
setshire. has suspended payinehs
liabilities amounting 20 E&p.W
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i ~l~presas macy visitors 20 TIE Chi>aro
Wor.9 81 az 'o ana tnat - az tie h.oos-
Fls4ae-s, Aver Sc pErs.ia was ghe o-fv
csc CT eNaia'tseF- 1ae reason Is that
Ayers Sarsa part-.a - a standars reraefw.
s13 aos a p&tezt 81 edlciue. o. secret nos
truFa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
ALL CRETE AFLAME
INSURGENTS BRAvELY RESIST
THEIR CONFINED FOES.

Attacks Made aH Suda Bay. spina-
Tonga, aerakfion and Retfmo-
The Powers Help the Turks-Ger-
man omcer wounded In . Brief
Engagement on the Frontier
The sultan Wei Prepared to
Withstand the Greeks should
Seems Inevitzbies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31

PORT TOWNSEND. Mirch s0.-The case
OF the state OF Washington VS.. Frank
Morley. charged with plotting the ship
Glenericht in the straits OF Juan de Fuca.
was dismissed IN the superior court this
afternoon.
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Tacoma Marine News.

TACOMA. March se--Bark Forest Queen
has arrived TO load lumber.
The steamer Kingston took two cars Of
paper pulp to Everett, tonight.
Chief Engineer MeHesry. OF the North
err Pacific. viii return to So. Paul tomor-
row.
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mtg Cargo OF Lumber for Cork.

wHATCOM, March 30.-The Big British
ship Sutiej was towed out TO sea today
with a cargo Of 600 feet OF lumber
from the Belllngham Bay Improvement
Company's mill for Cork. Ireland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
Lake Front Case postpc.eA.

WASHINGTON, March 3o.-Hearx
the Chicago lake front scrip case "
postponed today from April to Aprl
the former date being incolveaieni
some parties interested
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1.nmer.ret,rr Nnt neIIrrrrf.

WASHISGTO%. Mz-ca sat Is sid a.
IRE White Eo1sa taat President AeNia-
lev hss never resolved the lette~ written
"a aim BY Gen Cons % the Cuban amy.
appealing to aim for support
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britain Must send More Soldiers.

CCNsTANTSOPr.E Mach sat -
announced here today ;has * has been de-
c45e1 that GrssE Britain stcua6 Send in
other military contingent 70 the island Of:
CrCe
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no DIVISION OF FEES.
CoLFAx JUDGE RULES ADVERSELY
TO A coRPoRATIox's DEMAND.

Popaifst Jorfst Decides Against
Precedent Set by the Supreme
Court-Sobody but q Barbarian"
ON the Bench Would Rule other
wfse-Trast Companies and Shy
Their Lawyers Every Cent of At
torney's Fee Allowed.
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Gladstone Returning Home

CANNES. March s9.--3fr. ard Nrs- Glad
store started To1ay on sheir return %
Elz Ard.
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New Graf. Inspector Arrives.

TACOMA. March 3o.-George r. Wright
os Dayton. who has been appointed chief
grain inspector. arrived In the city today
He will take effice Thursday. For the
present the Office OF the commission will
remain Ia the California building In this
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31

ETLWAyEEE. MarcA 7N-Ex-vrf.es
SAFES Seaatnr A-EYls Cameron. % Ia
Crosse. 6tei II tais city tonight from ger
s~s} feh-ltry. ~, Cameron rad heen IN
~ seai-s several months
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While every person cannot a.
abundant head OF hair. 10 10 poss, .sas.sss
care and the use OF Halls Hai - -
TO grow a respectable hirsutic cows
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snpreme Court Decision.

OLYMPIA. March so-VRn Lehn and
Rallou. respondents. vs.. sheriff OF Cialiam
county. appellant: reversed.
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Examiner Drops the United Pres,

Examiner Drops the United Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. March aA-The San
Francisco Examiner. having met AL the
requirements OF membership In the AS
ISOLATED Press. resumed the full leased
wire service OF the Associated Press to-
night. and az the same time severed all
news relations with the United Press.
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chest always ready. al - 80
ways Efficient always sat- 0UEE -
IstsetoTy: proven. . cod HEIS
Or fever. cure al iivcr ms,
sick headache. saundEee constipation. etc SC
The oniy Fllls 70 take with Hoods sarsaparlilA

r. NEler, charged with numbering his
wife az Port BlAkeley. VIII BE tried dur
ing the term.
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Northern Fzci2e Tire card changes .
snsay- &aTcn -. CO sid sfter wsFch
eats o*erlAad tr21a -. le2xs Seattle
CAY a. =. ~
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Only fweary-thre~ hours raB from So
sst.s 20 aoss.aE8 IL you take the North
arn Pacific line. ToG save az sa-L-e Cay
D. .s.zsS TIA La
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Much i'm Little

Il especially trre q Heels Pills for no nsf-
cine ever contained 80 g-sas curative power n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-31
PERU REFUSES TO AocEpE.

Ignore. the Demand to Set Ramsay
Free
LIMA. Peru. March 30.-Tne issue raised
s.a-v-sen Peru ard TIE Unfte1 States wlFh
reszrd % khe imprisonment of Ramsay.
the American safer. Is becoming 4 ssEs-
Gus matter. The Peruvian goveTefrsssst re-
fuses 10 acce.4 % ths demand %
United States Minister LcKszzs 70 act
Ramsay a. liberty Immediately.
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nfs to open the West River 70
the Commerce of the World.
WASHINGTON. March 2o-Urftes
states Minister Derby al Pekin has salts
7~d u1s department Of state that as a re-
sA4t Of ne efforts OF the DrisIsn govern
n1@nf CHINA has consented 10 open TO COM
u2efes tsA Wet rtyar On walca = situated
The morning news., 1897-06-06
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. S. H. Wilcox of Mllen is a guest of
the Pulaski.
Mr.. Burton Smith of Atlanta was in the
city yesterdays 1T0@;- sn uf
Mr.. r. B. Daniel of Montezuma spent
yesterday in the city.
Messrs r. II. Knox and R. X Walker
came up yesterday from Darien.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Williams of
Tampa spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. ]. r. Dodge came up yesterday from
Waycross, registering at the Screven.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day was Mr.. F. e. Breen of Doctortown.
The engagement of MIR. N. H. Solomon
and Mrs. Nellie Solomons is announced.
Miss Sallie Way of Hinesville is guest
OF Mrs. w. T. Morgan, on Montgomery
street.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Burrell VIII leave
for the north to-day on the City of Bir-
mingham.
Miss Annie Powell after a very pleas
ant visit to Macon and Milledgeville, has
returned home.
Miss Lucy Boyd has returned from En-
glewood, N. j., where she attended Miss
Gerrish's school.
Among savannahs visitors yesterday
was Mr. II. ]. Wilder, a prominent lum-
Der dealer of Macon.
Miss Mamie Lou Pritchard has returned
to the city, after visiting friends in CO.
lumbus and Montgomery, Ala.
W. c. Crolly. Paine. Murphy & Co.'S
representative, has returned to Savannah
after a trip through Georgia.
Mr.. George L. Appleton leaves to-day
by steamer for his summer home at En-
glewood, N. j., where he will spend the
| summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Munster will leave
to-day on the City of Birmingham for New
York, whence they will sail next week for
Europe. They will be absent until Octo-
ber.
DIR. r. p. Eason leaves tonight for
Warm Springs to attend the meeting of
the Georgia state Dental Association. Be
fore returning to the city he will visit
Columbus and Camp Northen.
Mrs. Minnie l.. Lester, who has been in
Mllledgeville for some months, has return
ed to Savannah completely restored TO
health. Mrs. Lester will leave In a few
days for East Bernard, Tex, where she
and her children will reside in future.
The Camden. N. j. Post says: At a
meeting on board the u. S. monitor Ajax.
last night, II. r. Cohen, formerly an off,
Ger In the United States navy, was elected
Lieutenant commander of the battalion OF
the west, Naval Reserves, 10 succeed Eu-
gene s. Davis, who resigned. The new
lieutenant commander, as assistant to
Commander Dahlgren, Is particularly the
executive officer of the battalion OF the
west which comprises the divisions at
Camden, Trenton and Haddonheld" Mr.
Cohen is a Savannahian and Is the son OF
Mr.. NJ A. Cohen
The morning news., 1897-06-06
CATHOLIC CADETS COMING.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE Union OF
GEORGIA TO MEET AT TYBEE.

The Delegates to Arrive This Morn
ing and VIII Attend Mass at the
Cathedral bishop Becker tO
Preach the sermOn-The COnven-
tiOn to Be Held at Tybee This
Afternoon.
The CatholAc Total Abstinence Union of
the state of Georgia will meet in con-
vention at the South End hotel at Tybee
to-day. Delegates from Augusta, Ma
con, Columbus and Savannah, besides
many members of the out-of-town socie-
ties. will be present.
The following delegates will be present:
Sacred Heart Cadets, Augusta-Capt. p.
H. Rice. Lleuts. James ]. Joy and John
]. Conlon.
St Augustine Cadets, Columbus-J. A.
Curry and ]. S. Hoffman.
st. Joseph's Cadets, Macon-Capt NJ. G.
Gewinner, LAeuts. S. E. McKenna and
William F. Whippler.
Knights of st. Patrick, Augusta-Capt.
A. J. Renkel, Lieuts. T. J. O'Donohoe
and j. f. Bresnahan.
The foregoing constitute the uniformed
rank. The following are the societies:
Sacred Heart T. A. B. Society. Augusta
p. NJ. Mulherin, ]. B, Kearney, r. B.
Heslin, ]. J. Kelly and J. L. Armstrong.
st. Patrick's T. A. B. Society, Augusta
ID. p. OConnor, A. f. EIillake, c. H.
Cosgrove, John M. O'Mahony and NJ. B.
Kelly.
st. Joseph's T. A. B. Society, Macon
John ingalls,, NJ. D.. E. d. Huthnance, L.
C. G. Hanse. L. A. O'ConnelI and f. x.
Daily.
st. Patrick's T. A. B. Society," savan-
nah-M. ]. Barrett, H. E. Coleman. j. M.
Mcbride, NJ. J. Carroll and James ].
Walsh
The delegates will arrive In Savannah
at o'clock this morning over the Cen
trail They will be met at the depot by a
reception committee from the Savannah
society and taken to breakfast, some at
the Pulaski house and some at Hicks res
taurant After breakfasting the delegates
and members will assemble at the Catho-
lie Library hall, and proceed to the Cath
edral of st. John the Baptist, where mass
will be heard and a sermon will be deliv-
cred by Bishop Becker.
The delegates viii take the 1880 o'clock
train to Tybee and will convene at South
End hotel at noon.
Election of officers for the ensuing year
will be held and other business will be
transacted.
The following are the present state Off
GERS, whose terms will expire to-day:
President-M. j. O'Leary of Savannah.
Vice President-John j. Conlon of Au-
gusta.
Secretary-William A. McKenna of Ma
con.
Treasurer-John NJ. O'Mahony of Au-
gusta.
Marshal-F. A. Huthnance of Macon.
The Sacred Heart Cadets of Augusta
and the st. Joseph's Cadets of Macon will
bring down their full complement, and will
number about forty men each. over two
hundred delegates and members are ex-
pected.
Some of the visitors will return home
tonight but the majority of them, will re-
main over until tomorrow night. All of
the Augusta contingent will remain over
for the base ball game tomorrow.
The morning news., 1897-06-06
CUSACK TO WREsTLE ROSS.
Will Try the scOtchman Catch-as-
Catch-Can for 5000,


Articles of agreement between Duncan
c. Ross, the champion wrestler of the
world, and Jack Cusack, champion catch
as-can wrestler of America, for a wrest-
ling match to take place at Thunderbolt
Sunday. June 13, was signed yesterday.
The match is to be catch-as-catch-can
style, to consist of the best three in five
falls.
A side bet of $500 a side has been posted.
John Carr is backing Cusack and Ross
and few friends are putting up his part
OF the bet. Alr. George Meyer is stake
holder.
The match will take place at Doyle's
driving park next Sunday, and will doubt
less be an event Of much interest in sport
ing circles. 1t has been some time since
a wrestling match has been seen in Sa-
vannah. the last one probably being the
appearance here of Greek George" and
Ross at the Savannah theater a number
of years ago.
Duncan c.. Ross is one of the Snost cele-
brated of professional athletes i'm the
world. His fame is worldwide and he
has appeared in a number Of trials of
skill and science. He has won a score of
trophies and enough medals to decorate
his breast and leave some to spare.
Cusack Is not unknown as a wrestler
and he has met and conquered some good
men. His record is well known by Carr
his backer, who thinks so well of him that
he Is willing to stake 500 on his ability
TO throw the great wrestler.
A sword and bayonet contest between
lieut.. w. c. Barber, late Of her Britain
mic majesty's Life Guards, and Sergt. o.
o. Davis, u. S. A, TO a finish, will be
fought. Sergt Davis will be mounted. and
will use the sword, while Lieut.. Barber
will be on foot, and will use regular
army musket and bayonet with the end
tipped. The contest will be thrilling ana
exciting. and win be something new In the
line OF sport for Savannah.
Jack Hanlon OF Philadelphia. Is after
Tom Concoran, and wants to get a match
with the conqueror Of Billy Duke. He
claims 20 have a good record. and says
he will be glad 10 arrange 20 with the
Maine WhrlWind