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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
.r,pib.rt purb.. Der RommiRdr aeia>

er,pibert ,purbe. Der RommiRdr aeis>
te ii@ IN bemielben als setpuubter
Rebner unb tluser, 9etuanbter Diplu>
mat. Na@ einisen einleitenben a4ees
meinen Bemertun9en iasie Nalboul,,
ais ct feire grnennuns, mad Cuba Ill
seben, erbalten babe, Ct tpirtli4 elaub>
te. bab er na@ einem Iremoen 2ants
sebe, aber bic @aitfrsunbf4aft, bic
ibm auf ipanif9en 8oben au ab.il
%seuorben lei, bube feinen Mufentbalt
babier gu einen 10 ansenebmen ge>
ma4t. bab er ansefansen babe, fld
unter feinen eisenen 2unbsleuttn 3u
slauben unb, tpGbrenb CT fi4 nu@ benz
6erannaben bes Griebens unb bes
Torti9ritts fir Cuba 1ebne. persdbe
ct fat iein eiseres Waterlunh. Gall
9uon perlieb bas Gaiino tura Dor eli
ubr.
Die Oeffnung bon Yripatbrtefen
bur9 Wepler's poitbeams bat mebr
pie einen Der bieiisen goniuln gu ensrs
sif9en proteften berunlabt.
Ser @ertreter elmer iibamerttanis
iden Republit besab fi@ peri0nli4
in ben palait, um ii& barber gu BE-
Hagen bab feline Mmtsbriefe iopobl,
als aud, feline pripatcorreiponotna
geDffnet tporben feien, unb Vi. 8runs
ner, bonn ameritaniiden Mtarine @os
ipitalbienft, tpelher o:r hisiigen alne>
ritanti9en @eneral : Goniular als
9ilfsseiunbbeits= Snfpettor beissa:een
1T, bat @riefe bon feiner Trau srbal.
TEN, tpel@e borber ge0ffnet tporbe1 ma.
rem. Sic tuurben er0ffnet abseliefert
urrb es mar fem @erSu@ gema4t NOR:
ben, bic @erlebuns bes poftsebeimnii
les gu p~erbtrgen.
Sn Totse ber 8ef4perbe bes Org
tes bat General See benz @eneralcapis
tain cine f@arfe Rote augefa1bt.
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Babnun9lI6.

Mrbmort,S nb. Serr., IL. Uta1'
Ser na@ @iibe, sebenbe 3us Der VT
dillon, Gopeta 6 @anta Sc Bahn
ftlrate Morgens 5 llbr burh etne
Is Meilen fibli& BON bier,
unb apansig SUB tisf am llfer binab'
Is paKagtere unb mebrere BON oer
aft tpurben perlebt. bod
bod Miemarub set0btet. Der 3ug be-
ftanb aus feds paTasierpagsn UNI
.einem @@lafmasen. @ur bic Soto
motipe unb ber @4lafpagem ttiir3ten
ri&t bur@ bic Bride. bic bur4 9o@z
tpaKer morf@ getporben mar 1no gu
fammenbra4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
0elbeS Hteber.

Ringito n, Samatta, q. Wtat
Mus Colon tperben Gdle BON selben'
Tieber beribtet. paNasiere an Borr
bes 3pi1den Soutbfton. Colon uni
anberen 9dfen laufenben brittider
Dampfers para, Rapitan Mil1er.
tpurbe BON Der Rranfbeit btfaQen. als
bic ,pura" fi9 BON: Colon mad
@outbiton unb Mprs befanb. Der &C.
nanute Dampfer lief IN &arbraa In
Quarantdne. r3E@
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
Neue Dampters 8sute.

s a . M a, Maib., %. Mat, Sin
monatli4er Dampferbienit atpii4en
2acoma, Mai4., unb papete, benz
6auptbafen bon Sabttt unb bunbert
anberer S%ib1eeinfeln, 1T bon Der
franaDif4en Resieruns fir ben
transport BON paKasieren. potlaz
den unb @esierungsbebirfnihen einz
Qeri9tet tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
smredUme seeuerSbrnnt.

@iclto3 Z a, 9. g., 10. Wfa1,
Ser Dampfer .@mpreb Of Snota'
bringt bon Sotobama Die Ma4rt@t'
baB bic @tabt 9odtdi int @eioenotz
ftritt bon Sapan pollftdnoig ~nteoerge:
brannt 1T. SAT- piertauienb 9auie'
,,purben 3erft0rt, uno 3pifhen pier5te
lun6Sfunf3ig Rerfonet1 baben ibrt Seber
perlpren. Mqe 9duier mare1 aus .9eoli
qebaut. Mn Elm 2o1@emA par ab1olu1
mi&t az benfen. ~
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Bic 4rteMeu ,vetmen aura6.

" { n, II. Mat. Der Rampf
Bel Domotos atpii@en ben @rie@en
unb Siirten besanrr 6eute tur5 nab
Mittas. Cine beute Morsen I'm balb
neu11 1br BON a%ronprin5en Ronita11=
tin aus Domotos einsetroffene 9epez
19e 1ast. bab bic Surten IN elmer
StGrte bon 10000 Mann geeen Do
motos I'M Mnmari9 1eien unb bab ibr
Mnsrif sesen beioe 6liisel, bsfonoers
aber sesen ZEN lintsu gris4H4en Glil=
gel seridtet gu lein ldsins.
6eute Mbeuo UNI z ubr BON Domoz
los abgefdidte 9epeI@en melben, bab
Der grte9H9e linte Tlisel por elmer
breimal itdrteren 3abl BON Sirten
auf bas Centrum auriid9efalen 1T.
Die @9la9t tpuree Bis mad Spnnenz
untergons fortseiebt unb bic Sirten
purben trob bes 3uridsebens bes
linterr grie@ii9en Tllgels sei&lagen.
General Mapromi@alis tpurbe perz
tpunbet.
Cine 9epef@e, bic gu Mtttas po'1
Gomotos iibtr 2amia abgef&idt tpurz
be, {ugt: $4,000 Siirtm Snfanterie.
RapaQerie unb Mrtilerie baben bic
grie9H@e 2inie an perf@iebenenpu ntz
ten bes linten Tliistls unb bes Sem
trun1s ,an9esptffen, UNI na4 @uoer
bur93ubre4en unb Domotos, gu um=
3ingeln. @tarte Sruppenabtb.ilunge1
greifen AUDI @eneral Smolenib an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
Warttbert1te.
GbteaOs.

Winterpei3en 74-75; @ossen 81
-35; @erite 81; 9afer 18-23; @orn
Mebl, patent, pet Gab $50
-4.35; Rlee1amen 3%.75-7.5O; 81
motbpz!6 eu 7.5O-1O.50; prairie>9 eu
7.5O-9.5O; Butter, Creamery 10
Is; Butter, Datrp 10 10; @tiere
4.25-5.4O; Riibe 2.00-4.50; Sto<
ders 4.25-4.65; Rdlber 3.00-5.4O;
3.4O-3.85; S4afe 2.25-
4.65; 2Gmmer 3,25-5.40; 9lhner Z
g; 9urtep Z; @nter 8; @dnie per
Dbb. 3.OO-5.00; 3piebeln per Sud
1.75-2.OO; Mepfel per SAB 200
800; RartoHeln 14-24; 8obnen' 50
Is; @ier 8; Sals 2-3; Mbistep
1.18; RGfe, Cream 10-11; Rdie
@9pei5er 10-11.
RiItpa,.tee.
I. Wei3en 75-78; Hoggen 35-37;
@erfte 26-31; 9afer %; Gprn %
"a; 81 patent per SAP 3.90-40;
Simotbp1amen 2.25- $40; aleeiaz'
men 100000; 6lads 70; Simotbpz
beu 9.5O-1O.25; Nrairiebeu 800
900; Butter, Creamery 10-15;B Butt
ter, Doirp 10-13; Safe. @redm -
II; Rdfe, @&meiaer 10-11; 3artot=
f sn 1876; @ier 8; Sopfen lis;
Gtiere 3.85-4,25; aiibe 1.90-3.25;
@toders unb Seebers 3.00-4.OO;
S@peine 3.6O-3,80; @4afe 3.25-
weinneatoltS & ct. saul.
Wei3en 74-78; @ogsen ,31-32;
@erfte rs; Safer 49,; Corn q;
Tla9s 75-76; Mebl 2.50-.15;
Rlete 6.OO-6.5O; Wilbes 9eu 300
$50; Butter, Creamery 10-14; 8utz
ter, Dairp 9-13; @ier T.. 500
81. Souls.
@tiere 3.25-5.25; Ribe 300
400; @toderS unb Geebers 2.65-
4.5O; @9peine 3.40-3.75; S6ufe
3.OO-4.50; 2dmmer 4.0O-5.5C;
@ei5en 77-95; Corn %; &oegca
"a; Safer 20.-21; 5la@s 74-75. ~
RaniaS Gitv.
@et5en $685.; Corn 21-22; ga
fer 22--23; 8oggen 80; @ier IS;
Sttere 3,00-5.O0; &iibe 2,25-4.10;
.Stoders unb Teeoers 2.75-4.8O;
.S4meine 3.57-3.65; @4afe 300
4.50; Qdmmer 4.00-5.15
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
.&rnfatipneuer 0rpaek.

g a It { +, Wis., II. Mai. Der
prp3eB BON Mart %. 9otnienb me-
gen artgebli4er Grmorbnug ieiner6rar
Slipe Il. 9opn1enb i'm September bes
Sdbres 1885, besann bier por r :
@i4tsr G%lemention. Dte Mntlage per
treten DiitrittsanmaIt 6otpe unb CD
parb 81. 2otprep; bic @ertheioia'' )
baben iibernomrnen s., 8. Glearp unb
&. Brennan. Ser proaeb )
ettpa cine Mo@e in Mnfpru@ nebrnen
unb erregt groBes SntereHe., Som1=
fenb ipurbe aus benz @taate @aff.--<
ton bisuber sebradt, unb Elm. Men9e
53eugen tptrber, geget i'm anf ben 3:'~
genftanb gerufen tperben.
Giner feiner alien Greuube, Name1s
@elba9 aus Sbabo bd@por auf BEN
.3eugenftarrbe, baB Sopnfenb tbm r
ldiingerer s3eit einrnal bic @tel1e gea'ic'
Bate, no cine Rllgel t0btli@. re.
arl. Mufeua WoobS aus Delight -,
an, lie babe 3otpnftnb m Wafbt: !
fennerr gelernt ,1nb iie feien 10 intim
qenprben, bub ct lie eetiiBt babe. @tnit
babe II lie f~eitgdbalten nnb e''-c'.
user unb tpas btft Du? Du 9letd}t
benz Settle: meintr tpbten Grau, oer
fommt urb MIDI quilt. sic mar -
aufes mGb9en." SRI. @oobs fra"
i'm banr, tparum er lie ,1nt9ebro@t ba<
BE urrb Ct artmortete, ct fei ni4t ner
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
Jpufel Cams ~Gtmnatntett.

@a19ingto n, Is. Mai. SH
monatli9e 8eri@t iiber ri; @ienerei11z
rpubfmre.n. erstebt, baB i'd bic Getammt.
einmabme1n tpdbrenb bes Mpril auf
$11, 1884, 539, belaufen, ooer auf $780,
705 peniger als pdbrenb bes Mpril
1895. Mdbtenb leBYer ber 10. Monate
beliefen fid) bic @irnabme1r auf gut arnz
men $122,35O,404 ober $69O,083
mrlebr, ols tpGbrer,b bet entfpreaenben
3eit bes porbersebenben Sabres.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
3~uv.GoatNton.

& n, 81. mai. Gin 3ug, Der etn
DETACHMENT @eierpiiten aus benz Meitz
fdlii9en na& Mteb bra@t. ertgle1=
fte in Der Ndbe bon @epolsbeim. go
tpett betannt, iinb neun Manm setobz
tet unb 35 pertpunbet. Der unfa0
murbe babur4 bepirtt, bab Der 3ua
iib tbeilte unb Der losseriHene bintere
She'll in ben porberen 9ineinfubr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26

ant.portti9 setueisn. Nur einmal bd:s
ten lie @trstt sebabt unb btes babe i6u
3oI fit Son bern @rabe naber -
bra&t. Ct babe ii& sefast, tbr Qss
BEN ober mems, unb als bic @elesens
belt siinitts eepeien. babe Ct bic S1at
begangen. De Mn9aben GrGuleiu
Woobs' tporen tlar unb beitimmt uno
madten etneu auter Ginbrud.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26

DE, bab bier Rriessf@ifft under eubas
nifder GIosee 11ur bieie Nnertennung
abtparten. I'M in Sc ~ ftedhen. Diete
S9iffe. 70 beibt Is, tpurben in Gns>
Lamb setauft, unb es tuirb bebauptet.
bab a0e arrangements CUR 8emans
nuns unb Musriitun9 ~setroffen ftnb.
Die S4i7fe iinb in 8ereiti4aft an
irgeab einem Sage ~abaufahren.
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Datriptit@e 9rie@en,

Wort I, 10. Mat. Grau 5heo'
bore Mu1i, prdfibentin bes @omites
arteaH9er Damer, ,pel@e @elbsr fur
'@rie&enlanb 1ammeln. tptrb Dem
6apptquartier bes @omttes in Ntbel'
ttlearapbtf@ peitere $1,000 aufenoen.
Dos ma&t NIT bon friiber BON Trau
malIi ang.tpiefenen @elbern i'm @ar''
aea $4,000.
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malDbt1H)e.

$ pug9to n. Mi@., p. Mat. Sn
pielm Sbeilen Der 9albiniel hrri9en
WalbbrGrbe, tpel4e balb beoentliht
WerbdltniTe annebmen m0gem. Wean
nidt balb ftarter Mesen eintritt, mjz
gen 1dNpere @erluite bic Tolse lem.
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.Arei Qin><r perbrennt.

MiImautee, isis. IL. Wtat.
Cine @pe3talbepef@e aus @batpano
fat: Murtin Wids unb Grau perlte>
len Morgers lire untpeit @reibam IN
bi.7em Gountp selegene @obnuns, um
na@ einigen @tid @ieb gu ieben, o1e
1i& perlebt hatten. @abrenb ibrer @b@
tptfenbeit oerbreitete 1i4 bas Geuer e.
mes Walbbranbes iiber tbre 5arm llnp
aerftDrte bas 3aus. Drei fletre 3tnz
Der. tpel@e BON ben Gltern i'm 9au1'
auriidqelaKen tparen, tanen IN Den
T[ammer I'M.
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! Is sci RSsserS Voud)

@auteba a, Mts.. 18. Mai =
Wiuiam You4, ber M0rber bes Tar>
1ners. M1.ranber 9arris, bat fih benz
irbtf@en @i9ter ~ent5osen. @eiterr1
purbe feline 2eide bonn Miner Dan.
Moob in !9ale's, Mublentei9. I'M
Somn Netp Berlin, gefunben. Der
.9rt; mo ct gefunben, liegt atur 1lr19e::
fGbra prei Metlen BON benz !9auie, IN
'tpuel4em fid bic ShuuertrdsSde abz
fpielte. Mn Der 2ei@e, Bic trob p9rz
ad9rittener @erneiun9 BON ben BE-
,bIrben in MautefBu lei&t ioertlfi5trt
tpe1rben tot,rte, fa1tb man cine Rugelz
.fpunbe an Der re4ten @eite bts Naz
.dens, Bic Saiden parer INIT @tei11en
qefuut, unb aud bic bic Rletber 14iiz
Be1rber 8icDcle : @tablzS pangen tanb
MAJ, an ber 2ei4e. Bon benz Morber
nimmt man ieBt aQgemein an, bab Ct
geiftesge5t0rt, tpar, ober tpent9ftens, tn
et1em Mnfa1 bon @abniinn bic borz
renbe Sbat beriibbe. St fab aug, mas
er audi mar = pie Elm Degenerirter.
st. tpar bon mdBisem RDrperbau, aber
feir geii4t ab ftupibe urb babel bos>
artis aus. qu@ batte Ct bas 8erbre>
@erobr, pie es bic Rrim1inaltitm aerz
men, bas beibt, Elm ar ber @pibe fi@
perbiderbes bonn &opfe abi tebenbes
6Drorga1n. Die bonn Gountp unb
@taate ausgefebten 8elobnungen auf
@rgreifung bes @9urten, bic fi@ auf
$1,000 beliefen, mirb jebt Riemanb
erbalten, ba mani I'M @taate Miscon<
fin feline 8elobn1ng auf Gtnbringung
ei1es @erbre9ers rtobt pber lebenbtg"
Qtebt. gr 900.
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s.sbett Tar 3ieSeIWa1ss.

Raetne, Mis., IL. Mai. SGmmtr
Tide 3ieseleien innerbalb unb auber>
balb Der Stabtsrenae baben seitern =
Mrbeit b~esonnen. 81 3i9eleibeiiBer
I4aueu pertrawenspoQ In bic fommtn~
be Saifon unb boffen, mebr aIs TO-
100000 3ieseliteine fabri3iren uni,
abieben au tonnsr
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ue>er Re>euarrbeateu.

@eur1 bonn Gnbabenen gum G0doer>-
li4en nur elm S9ritt lit, barn1 liegt
3pff4en tpeibli4em @4id unb tueiblis
der @ei@madloiisteit MIR cine taum
bemertbape 2tnie, ON ber Ronflitte
{@perer gu permeioen iinb, als heutal'
tase an. ber srie@i4 : tiirtiiAeu
@renae. Motbe un6 lila Sai@entu4er2
@ut, miKen aber bic Sai4enti4er
a4tedis iein3 unb 1T Is gei@mad<
ppu, mittels elmer. ptnsigen eolbenert
Siaerbeitsnubel Elm @iedtifen (r@a<
@et") 6aran5ubdngen posr gar bkies
Mm6Gngiel in Elm ~pinaiges, am Sa<
f9entu9 angebra&tes Sqi4aen 31
iteden2 Cine 9ai9e am 9ai4entub!
Mer bat ba nod elm na&fi4tises 2as
I4eln? @s mare gar ni4t au pertpuas
bern, tpepp Elm fol@ea Gi4leiH ~
gr0ibenwabniinnts piirbel Dat e
ni4t rnebr in Der ,9afae, fonbern tnl'
1inten Mermel setraeen tpiro. fiebtt bets
rdbe perniinftis aug. Das- 1alden<
tu4 1T aud ber .1ai1nngemGBe" NGab
fir Mutosramme ober fiir 3ei@nunz
gen betannter Maler. @er neiB: piel<
leid3t tommen uniere Rafaels unb Ru<
bens in iol9en 1aidenti4ermettter>
tperten auf bic Ma9pelt, unb man
lieit in ben @allerietatalpgen Der 53u<
funft bei fol4en 8tlbern ben unge>
tpobnten @ermert: "Sn Der Wai4e
ftart mitsenommen." Muf bieiem
gum Minbeften itreitisen @renagebtete
5piiden S@id unb @ei@mudlofigteit
feien mod ertpGbnt: Rabies9en ,als
9utauspub! Weil9en iinb auf biefem
Y(abe ni9ts Neues mebr unb perlan@
gen eben Grfab. Meiter: Gin DerbD@
19irm, gu benz 1000, fage unb i4reibe
tau enb Meter Bdnb@en pertpenoet
porben {inb. Ser S9irm berbantt
fem Gntiteben elmer in ben Mauer1t
@iens tpeilenben frembldnbii9en Moz
bebame. Muben BON gang bef9eioe<
mem Mnfd6en, ldbt bieier nit einenr
toitbaren @maiQetnopf aus Der 3eit
Marie Mntoinette's ge5ierte @4trm
beim Muflpumen biele Sauienbe tletz
ner, bi4t aneinanber sereibter pielfar<
bigger Sdlupfen erbliden; man fte1te
ii9 bic miibfame 9erftellung bteiest
Somenf4iibers bor, ba bic @4lnpfert
nit matbematifder @emuuigf.it bemef<
fen finb unb ferner reselre4t abgez
tufte &astaben bilben. Die r@igerlz
t0nigin" trGst i'm S@ub lift Mono>
aramm; bic Mobebame bon beute
bringt bic Wdi9emarte an ibren
Obren an! Die Mobe f9retbt nGmli4
beuer fir iebes DIR einen anberen Sbrz
ring bor, urb am alermpbernf item finb
3u biefem 3nede aus @olbbralt aez
tpumbene, tpom1gli4 in japanii@em
@ttle sebaltene Mnfanssbu@ftaben bes
Mamens: man pGBlt fit bas linfe
DIR benjenieen bes Suufnumens, fir
bas re9te benienigen bes Gamilien<.
namens. Sn btefe pertdbrte Melt ge~
b1rt aud Bic Sbatfa&e, bab bic Da<
men jebt tur3e @oden unb bic 9erren
lange Striimpfe .tragen. Rein @4er3::
bic UNI etpa 5ebn gentimeter ben
@tieftlranb iiberragenben Damenfoz
den tperben NIT Strumpfbdnbern, bic
iber's Rnie ret9erben 6errenitriimpfe
tperben NIT langen @ummibaltern bts
feitigt!. 80.
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3mr Mftion berett.

q { m Dort, %. Mai. 9inter ber
@etpesung, bic Mnnabme BET. Reio0u=
tion fir 4nertennalng @uba's. als
fritsfibrenbe Ma4t 1T cine bon BET
Sunta ben tbdtisen Greunben bet Gu
@e int 3ongreB unterbreitete 9batfaz
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Neu<N. Na@rt6ten.
MerS uwS Nsao orb.

Sacpma. II. Mat. Sobn Mr@
THUR McGnrtbp. elm Gonbucteur Der
Morb paeific : Giienbahn er&ob &C.
tern Miittae. als Ct nit ieinsr Grau
aus Der Stride betmtebrte, Dor fetntr
Mobnars crit bic Traa unb bann iin
i{tJbN.
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pyys.trt Der Res,ernas.

80 a b B, 20. Mai st : premier
Gagaita, Der Giibrer Der 2iberalea,
madte in elmer Sibuns etnen befttgen
Mnsriff auf bic @esierurs. ST ertldrz
te, bab Der BON ben 2iberalen setpdbrte
WaffenftiIitanb gu Gnbe. bab bic poz
litit ber @esierun9 sefdbrlid lei UNI
baB berfelben opponirt tperben miihe.
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1tebern,utbt8e tnrttt@e 8oroer'''t'
0Ett. ~"

6 It ntinopeL 18. Wtat.
Dte pforte bat bic Note ber Mfddbte
umtlih b%eanttportet. Sie leb11t ts ab,
eber etner WaffenftiQftaub au beptlt<
qer, als bis bic folgenben 8eotngu'1<
gen a%nsenomme1 tperben: Die @n>
The sun., 1897-05-11

HTrought pro en-. the mon to clinch and Smith hit on
Ss y osss tSt St .sF .F SS0 wsS sSSs cut
IS tsrSoSp ,,,ls hovEPI,sSlth Nd rushed fcrooiously
Ihe moment no left his chair. lie swung a dam
gSrous right, which landed on Choynslis short
riss s as he was backing away, and also got in his
man going and sailSd in i'S With "a additional M 1
punches; which landed. but apparently did no
snrm 81, oo Just to n"cS show smith that rushing
cut Gu. him in the stomach and also put a straight
,Stt a on S the h nose These blows were both power
follow, Smith up with the expected rush. lie
waited a moment as II taking good aim, and
smith grabbed JooS hand before Se eo eoSId pa
y haso away, & and there were cries OF "Foull from
S hS and dsRf o4sHS SsaV1 M Gp eTs
stra1iEht and accurately upon tho chin. ho made
s9n,I mSh reel reel half way across the ring But once
chances, for ho knew full well that Denver
was stu dangerous, and might get in a lucky
round.
THIRD RoUNp;-,choynsl1i's left lead for tho
to the ShogSs So out o hs prs
%th Ssvsr dTSE S9a then in
and aSo hs soos
in such a torrent that both mon were spat.
SnS GrSd in with onsn @ Smith %S,as At h;
T. and received no apology, Smith rushing nS's at
ly all of which were avoided by superb foot work.
When "Denyer's" rush had ended, ChoynsN
saw an opening for quick left hook for tho
stomach,a q bow which took some Of Smith Q steam
away and mado him desperate. In rushed" Dem
yer" three times like an infuriated bull, and
each time the nimble Californian stepped away
without scratch. In the last half minute OF
the round Choynski began to risk mix-up, and
the way he punched his opponent in the face
and body was revelation to the crowd. Smith
was blown when he sat down.
hope for victory lay in q bmrst Of elugging and
chance blow on the jaw. With this In mind he
on the back OF Joes neck. He also
whipped in abort left TO tho nose
which made Choynski snif. Joe then countered
swiftly and heavily on Smiths nose for
another supply of blood, whereupon Denver
indulged In regular football rush,
then brought a ciinch. While locked in each
others arms Smith began wrestling and trip
ping. He also butted the Californian squareiy
IN the mouth with the top Of his head. and was
in tho act Of repeating tho trick whom the
referee, who was on the alert, jumped between
tho mon and ordered Smith to his corner.
1t was minute before tho crowd was In
formed that Smith had been disqualified and
that Choynski was the winner. Then the speo-
tators showed their feelings by cheering the
victor and hooting tho loser. When Smith did
his first fouling in this round Peter Maher left
his corner.
The sun., 1897-05-11
Goanip OF the Ring.

During the past few days Champion Fltzslmmons
has been suffering from mild attack of tonsilitis
81. D.. New York.-Yes. they were matched. but
tho contest never came on, a. ZieRler was injured
Sullivan was substituted.
Billy Madden and Steve o'Dounell have started for
san Francisco. o'Donnel has been matched TO box
Alec Grsggains before athlstio club there.
Tom o'Rourko says that spike Sullivan had
better stick 70 his class. and that II Dixon oEhts
Walter johnson, the coIored heavy weight or Bos.
ton. has fssued . challenge 70 night wooif B.ndon
BY the National Sporting Club.
Tommy White, the clever ohie.gS boxer. is look.
Whites manager. has posted $3.50 at Cohoea to
arrange Q match. Jack Smith. who 10 looking
after orinn's interests, says he will accept.
Tho Brooklyn authorities have notified Warren
Lewis that he need oherihh no hope OF getting Q
license for the Greater New York Athletic Club I'm.
leaa courts come to his relief with . mandA-
mus. Ho has abandoned his plans for pulling OF
the Haher-Sharkey ngnt AZ the coney Island arena,
nnish light with small gloves was decided in .
very quiet manner at resort just over the
Brooklyn city nne In Queens county last night.
The principals were Jimmy Grant OF Brooklyn and
Billy Tully OF Newark. and the lads fought at 1877
pounds, give take three pounds weighing IN at
the ring eide. TuIIy was knocked out In tho thir-
teeuth round.
Johnny Murphy Of Boston says he will either
make Sam my Kelly nshs aohnowiedge that he is
afraid. Murphy called at TEE Sun onloe last night
and said: ITO convince the public that mean
business will consent 70 light Kelly at catch
weights for twenty rounds. He will have the bet
II ho does not want crawl he Will accept. There
club in this city willing TO offer good purse.
II 10 said that Kelly won't acoeps without . side
beJ, which ho knows can't go In this State"
The sun., 1897-05-11
WESTERN FREIGHT ASSOCIATION.
Tho Recent Agreement Rcconsidered and n
Stronger Ono TO Be Mnde.

Tho Recent Agreement RcconaIdered and n
Stronger One TO Bo Made.
CHICAGO, May 1O.-Exccutive officers of tho
Western roads held meeting hero to-day and
reconsidered the agreement OF the Western
Freight Association. Whom thoy adopted 1t
they were in a condition of panic on account of
the Supreme Court decision in the Trans AIis-
souri, Freight Association case. At that time ono
railroad official hardly dared let 1t DO known
that he was speaking to another, lest 1t might bo
claimed they were agreeing to something
which might subject them to fine and impris-
onnent under the law. Counsel given them
by their legal advisers on tho first reading
OF the decision did not help to reassure them.
In consequence the document they ventured to
draw up was very weak. and 1t has had little or
no erect In the maintenance of rates. A great
change has taken place in sentiment since that
time, however. Tho executive officers have
pared to do many things they would not then
have thought OF. The probable outcome Of their
present conference will be tho adoption of q
strong agreement, which may be more effective
in the maintenance OF rates than the one which
was in effect when the decision OF the Supreme
Court was rendered.
Rates for the Christian Endeavor Convention
have now been settled by the Western roads.
The rate from Chicago to San Francisco will be
$25. From st. Louis It will be S23 so. No re-
duced rates westbound will be applied through
tho st. Paul gateway. but returning eastbound
the rate by that route will be $32.50. Tickets
sold at these rates westbound will be Of the con-
tinuous trip form until tho Colorado State line
ts reached. Then stop-overs will be granted.
On reaching San Francisco the tourists will get
any number Of cheap excursions to points OF
interest on the Pacific coast, and It will bo the
middle OF August before they win be required
to purchase their return trip tickets In order to
secure the low rate.
The sun., 1897-05-11
= Il SALOON KEEPERS DESPAIR.

Cuts His Throat and Leaps Twice from .
HeiEht-Rnines Law tho Cause.
Thomas p. Wood married tho widow of a
saloon keeper year ago and has run the saloon
at 2245 Seventh avenue since. He could not
convert it into hotel which would satisfy the
requirements Of the Raines law, as tho rooms
above were occupied. SO ho became respondent
and drank to console himself.
Yesterday morning two schoolboys. James
Jones Of 2103 Seventh avenue and Sias Wright
of S07 West 127th street. saw the saloon keeper
seated on Convent avenue hill at 127th street.
hacking at his throat with dull pocket knife.
He had cut a cash on each side Of his throat
when the boys started toward him.
He saw them coming and jumped Off the em-
bankment, which is about fifteen feet high. Tho
boys picked him up and induced him to try to
walk to Manhattan Hospital in West l3lst
street for treatment On reaching 129th street
he broke away and threw himself into Il sunken
lot. Tho fall OF twenty feet fractured his skull.
The boys hunted up Policeman Moran OF tho
West l25th street station and the injured man
was sent to the hospital prisoner.
His condition Is serious, but his determined
efforts to kill himself may not result mortally.