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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25
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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25

Rev. Dixon, the sensational divine OF
New York, has been dubbed the yellow
Preacher" Wilbur F, Story; originator
of sensational journalism in. this country
when asked the meaning Of Journalism;
promptly replied: ITO raise hi ana
hi, but what has he got to sellP
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25
HAS HEARD FROM GOD.

London, June 90.-The Hong Kong cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail, says: THE
archbishop OF Manila, Monsignor Nozale-
da announces that he has had commu-
nication from God, who has promised him
that the Yankee pigs will be driven out
of the island, and that Spain will be tri-
umphant I'm the end"
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25

send them to Cuba. Give Lee, SKATER.
Sampson and Schley the right to do as
they please; then cut the cable to Wash
ington and in a few days you will see the
stars and Stripes floating all over Cuba.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25
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There Is no disease more uncertain in its
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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25

Florida's Indian War Claim, aggregat-
ing s7l6,667, was included In an OMNIBUS
bill which recently passed the senate.
This action was the result OF the EFFORTS
OF Senator Pasco.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25


Florida
1870 herein together with cost OF such
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

ben Sinaern auf Der Seniterldeibe.
Der Yralioelt le9te ibm bic 9ano auI
bic S1ulter.
so bin nidt nlir 9stommsn, I'm
81 warnen", iprah er %leiIer, ,,ionoerr
aud un 81 belfen,"
,,Su mir Delien?"
,WenigItens Dir einen Woribla9
81 MAIDEN. Ssine So1ter lit Elm iab-
neg, tluses WdShsn; mein Soln
idrieb mir ihpn BON ibr; es idsint,
oaB mein Stephan 8efaQen an Ssiner
Srm9arb asiunoen bat. Wie wdr's,
@erner. penn aus ben Seiosn ein Yaar
miirbe?"
SD smiuoe meme Sobter nibt 81
elmer ibr nidt an9enehmen Seiratb."
.,Won 3mans lit bier nibt gu reoen.
Wenn lid bic SerSen SuIammenfin=
oen ......"
Dam babe id aesen cine foIbe
Serbinoung gar nihts ein3upeuben.
@ber mas Toll mir oieie @%srbinouns
helfen? Wiait gu ettpa nleine Sbul=
Den beaablsn?"
,,Sasu iudre id ,pobl taum im=
I%tanoe", ldbelte Der Yrd ioent. Mber
i'd wiiroe Die Sronuna beiner Mnsele=
9enheiten in bic Sanb uebmen, pdbreno
Su cine ldn9sre 9eiie mad Stalisn,
mad benz Orient antrdtelt."
8raf Werner lab ben Better nit
perdbtli@sm 2dhelu foribeno an.
..9u biit bod Elm i6lauer Tuds,
Stepban". ipra9 er baum la@sno.
.Wilit Did ihon ;u meinsn 9eb3eitsn
in ben SeiiB oss Seoeicommilies ieben.
Nun, ,uenn Srmgaro uno stephan ii1
liebsn, babe ib Ne8en SIRE Sermdbluna
niGts einSulpenoen. lleber oas anoere
jebt i0on 81 IpreGen. balte ih inter
meiner Wiiroe. sd iebe, ouB ioeben
einige @aaeu poraeiabren = 81 ent=
iAulOiglt mid jeBt wobl; bic 9fliat oes
6atgebers ruft mid in ben Salon.
auf Wieoeriebsu beim Souper."
,,glne auoere Mntnort pillt Su
mir ni1t geben, Werner?"
,.Gine anoere Nntwort lam i'd Dir
nibt 9eben. Wterte Dir nur bas Sine,
Setter. bob id nit Dem Sersen meines
Slnoes tein Sanoels9eiddit treble.
iollte es fir MIDI aud nod 10 Dortbeil=
hoff Ie;u Mhieu
Wtit turSem @ruBe, oas Saupt itolS
empOrserihtet. entiernte lid 8raf Wer=
ner. @uf bes Yrdlioenten @ntlib
ma6te lib elm 3us bes Iergers uno
Der GnttduiAuna 9e!tenb; oann tlin=
Aelte er ieinem Diener, Der ibm benin
MntleioeH bebilfll1 iein iolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

ihrem 8eraniigen nadaebsnb, tbeils
benz iuarmen Seim ent9e9eneileno.
Nud auf Der Strabe ,,lnter ben Sin=
ben" woste bic Weni1ehmense auf
unO ab. Die boben slettriiaen So9en@
lampen parfeu ibren fablen, blluli1en
S9ein auf bic 4sii6ter Der Sabinei-
lenoen, auf oas bliibeuoe antlib Der
jungen Wdohen, Die Nrm in Nrin inter
ihelmii1sm Sibern ourd Die Msn9e
iAliipften, auf oas ernite 8eIidt oes
9eamten. auf bas leioenidaftour1.
wiiblte @elibt oes 2ebemannes, bic
bleide @anse bes itilen @elebrten,
oas frDblihe 8eiiht bes Stuoenten,
oas barte 9tntIib oes Nrbeiters, Der
trobis auf bic blenoeno erleu9tenoen
Sboufenitsr blifte, auf az Die 8elih.
ter. out oenen man bic 9anse @elt Der
8rpBitaot, oas 2eio, bic Sreube, ben
Summer, ben Stols, ben SrDB unO-
oas Cater oes pelttdotii1en 2ebens
leien iOunte.
Dor einem sroben palaitartisen 8e=
tduoe ON Barrier Ylab itaute lih Die
Weuse. Sas Yprtal oss 8ebduoes
mar melt ae6ifuet. fooab man einsn
Bid in oas bon elettriidem Siht
erfiilte nit Slattpilanasn. 8lumsn uno
Seppi6sn 9eidmidte 8sitibul 81 luera
fen oermpbts. Sin Baloahin p6lbte
Iid iiber benz Gingang uno Der Gin.
fabrt, an bersn beioen Seiten ShuB=
leute bic berani lutbenbe Wense Suriid-
bisiten. Sn benz Yortal itano Elm
Portier in belblauer. reid nit Silber
9eihmiidter 2ipres. Masen aui Wasen
fubr Dor benz galbahin Dor. Sle9ante
gquipasen, ilsiue lauiAi0s Goup6s.
ihli1te 9rosi1ten uno MietbSua9en
-ober alien entitie9en reidseiGmildte
9amen, Siiiciere in 9lGnsenoen llni=
fOrmen uno Ssrren. oeren WruIt biz
benoe Sterne i6mitdten. Siener
enlpfinsen lie ON gillgana uno fiibrten
lie bic blumsuseiAmiidte Sreppe bln=
aui.
gS ma bas grdni1 WaltersoorfIde
palais, in benz aln bsutiSen Ibeno eil
9roses Salieit itattfano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
G. lltesS

Jst dc Hauptsache EUR &C. WM
sundheit. Jeder Winkel und u
jeder Flecken des Systems EES ~
wird vom Blut erreicht, und Won seiner Beschaf-
fenheit hangt der Zustand Won iedem Organe alb.
Gutes Blut meint starke Nerven, CUTE Ver-
dauung, starke Gesundheit. Unreines Blut
meint Scrofeln, Magenschwache, Rheumatis-
mus, Katarrh oder andere Krankheiten. Das
sicherste Mittel gutes Blut zu haben list Hoods
Sarsaparilla zu nehmen. Diese Medizin reinigt,
belebt und bereichert das Blut, und theilt die
Bestandtheile der Gesundheit und Kraft jedem
Merry, Organ und Gewebe NIT. Es verur sacht
guten Appetit, Giebt erfrischenden Schlaf und
kurirt Nervcnschwache
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

A private letter from Boise SAYS
THAT of the 500 Idaho volunteers
congregated at Camp Stevenson not
ten OF that number are followers of
Mckinley and Hannah, the rest
being populists, democrats and sill
yer republicans" This is astound-
ing, If true. and shows there is but
little patriotism in the old time or
gold bug republican ranks. or that
it is ordered by their bosses that
they remain at home to vote this
fall and let the other fellows do the
fighting. Gilmore Bulletin, Popu-
list.
Any editor who is such an ass as
to publish such rot as the above
should be taken by the citizens of |
the community in which he lives, |
and dumped into the Pacific Ocean, |
with ton OF scrap iron attached to
his heels. Ten thousand souls like
that OF the Bulletin man could play
hide-and. go-seek on the surface of
a ten cent piece for thousand
years and not find each other. But
he'sa populist, and the most colossal
specimen Of jackassarie that ever
struck Idaho. His editorial is an
Insult to every citizen in Idaho, and
1 he only possessed the power to
hlnk he would as once discover
hat every man who has enlisted
n The army from this state, or in
he whole United States, has done
o in support of Mckinley and the
epublican administration. The
'opulist county of Blaine sent IL t
and the little town of
hoshone sent 30 OF which II were
epublicans. Politics are not in it,
nd we make the above comparison "
)r the benefit of the Bulletin man
MY, and trust that we will not K
e compelled to do 50 again. The
orth and south are united, the re-
ublicans and democrats are should ~
: to shoulder, and we are ALL
MERICANS. which is confirmed X,
the appointment of Fitzhugh
go and General Wheeler to be NJ
ajor Generals in the U. S. army.
erily, verify, the editor of the
llletin should rent his brain cav La
Y to some niger camp meeting,
be used as an out house. M
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

We clip the following editorial
from the leading democratic paper
Of Idaho, The Pocatello Advance.
That its editor is a true blue Amer.
lean and an honest democrat, is
apparent.
While believing in democracy
and its teachings and defending
that beliefat all times with rational
argument, the writer confesses to
possessing some admiration for
those at the helm OF the Republi
can party today-the fearless spirits
who are shaping that party's desti
ny. Il we review the ST. Louis
platform we find the tariff pledge
redeemed in the Dingley law. and
from the echos OF Commodore Dew. |
ey's bombardment OF SPANS Asi
attic feet the whole world has sud.
denly become familiar with the
sincerity Of the war plank OF that
same platform, while freedoms re.
fran Is caught up by every strug-
Cling Cuban. There was only one
other plank in the Republican ma
tional platform. the currency plank {
containing promise that all think :
ing men knew would not be recog-
nzed by aggressive sincerity. Thus 5
has two Of the three planks OF tho S
ST. Louis platform been defended I
by consistent legislative action. @
Two Republican pledges have been u
redeemed. and the one concerning {,
Cuba Is quite liable to perpetutate a
brewer in history the name McKin- $,
cy, besides extending the tenure of Il
Republican control OF the govern 10
ncnt for many years beyond the ca
INIT Of recent political prophecy.
Var was the opportunity which co
be retiring Democratic president in
GENEROUSLY placed at the disposal of pc
rs Republican successor, and at of
be urgent solicitation Of the whole e.
merican people President McKin
y improved that opportunity, ep.
'hial in its nature, however, but as
Efficient in popularizing influence Bri
materially strengthen the Re.
iblican party in every state OF p .,a'
10 union. These are the results,
'rn Of determination and the Bu,
Of fayoring events,
hich the not very discriminating
'pulace remembers and are willing D''
pay the tribute with their ballots con
ag after the birth Of attending
ils have oyershadowed the trans. Con
RS blessings Of epochial triumnh.
ie surgery Of cool calculation and carr
e elixir Of accident have combined
win for the Republican party
~ measure Of admiration which
Ways follows in the wake OF sue Cart
=, the most magnetic word ever
ned by man. VI"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

Inc Oregon Short Line has made
i@'e Oh one and one fifth fare, certificate
pan, 10 the annual encampment of the
y :, a II at Moscow May IS to 20. Call on
=. H. Cheney at the depot, for full par
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20
A HANDSOME METAL CUTTER AND COOK
MARK COMBINED

Sent free OF postage under sealed cover
on receipt of ten cents in silver or
stamps. The latest, best and most SER
viceable adjunct of every library and
office. Address Geo. H.. HeafFord 4Io
Old Colony Building, Chicago, Ill.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

When you speak of the United
States now, it is the correct thing
to put a good deal Of emphasis on
the first word.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

History is being made these days
and, in all probability, geography
as well.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

Mason's and Dixon's line is now
a thing Of the past, and only known
in history.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20

and lot 4 sec "a Z 5 sr 16 e
W Of va sec t6sr16e 30 70
same poll tax 3 so
Duncan James, imp on poss TT 81
Decker e e, house at Bliss IA OF
same poll tax 3 so
Devaney JAS, imp on poss TT 90 10
Dial Hugh, house, lot at Bliss 7l4
Emmett w p, 2 Of n 2 of lotslI
II - blk l3 7 90
Fitzsimmons D r, shoshone,
lot 8 blk IL 3 50
Griffin Dan. of &c and sw 4
OF sc and Sc 4of ne 4 sec 80 % 80 |
Gilroy Ed, Shoshone, lots II
and IL blk d 90 |
Haines and Hard Shoshone, lots
and 10 blk l 6 90
Hash A J, Shoshone l black
smith shop 50
Hard and Holt, 2 of lots II IS
10 20 blk4 10 SO
Harder John, personal property 10 %
dorton W Ii, imp on poss rt II OF
same poll tax so
Hunt S, Shoshone, lots and
blk II %
lays Mrs John, Shoshone, lots
and 6 blk IA G 90
IDAHO and Oregon Land Improv
ment company, all that por
ton OF the mel sec 2 t6sr
IL e, which lays north of
and adjoining Little Wood
rlver containing about %
acres 10 60
lcobs Luther, lots / and 3 sec
6sr13e: lot sec 27
t6srl3e 35 81 =
same poll tax 8 so
'nes Leroy, lots 3 and 50 of
NV sec tG sr 10 for
water tax g 10
ely w b, lot sec t 6s sI6
lots l 2 and sw4 of ne4 sec
2tGsrl6e & II
insey II II, ned Of sw4 and sea
OF nw4 and 50 of ned sec 81
t3sr1Se 81 -
@H"i nhiS ~ OuOSnOne, l0CS
567 blk F 16 95 =
all John, ned of nw4 and ne4
sec % t 5 sr14e: We of
nw4 and sea of nw4 sec %
5 sr II e 50 so
rson ii, imp on poss rt 6 IL
anne poll tax 3 so
llholland Mrs, Shoshone, Is
# of lot blk 8 10 2e
Robbie J A, Shoshone, lots
II II 10 II blk IS: Lot
blk II: Lot 4 blk l3 IA 10
hards J Il, So of sci & sci of
sw4 sec 80 5sr17e Rich
ards add Shoshone Lots
8 10 II II 10 blk A: Lots
sc blk b; Lots 7 8 blk G
Lots 10 IL ~ blkD: Lots
and to Is inclusive blk
E: Lots 9 10 IL l2 blk f
Lots 3 to II inclusive bike l41 67
BINS q, sw4 sec t 8 sr 16 e % 80
'oler VIM, imp on poss TT 7 rs ID
r II A. imp on poss rt 6 SO ID
'oler } ii, house at Hagerman Is OF
same poll tax 3 so
ison Estate. So OF nw4 and
~ of sw4 sec % t5srl4e % go
Ter II, Shoshone, Richards
'dd lots 2s4blkF % 81
Peter. imp on poss rt 5II ----.
er and Mcmahon, n2 of ned
nd se4 of nw4 sec t5sr
10 SO 35
I'D w G, nw4 OF sw4 sec 26
4srl2e: Ned of sell ana
? of se4 sec 27 t4srl2e SO 10
le poll tax 3 so
, S, se4 sec 81 t5sr17e 81 66 VIA
en- VIM. Shoshone, lots
8 10 blk 81 20 20
4 Joseph, imp on poss TT 5S
n Short Line Railway Co
! that portion of the ne4 NJ
sec 2 g r lie, except Lea,
oh portion as lies north ."
northerly of Little Wood Arr,
rer and is covered by the
INT OF way Of the main E.
lie and the HALEY Branch
the Oregon Short Line
iway. / go 90
snort Line halfway co Throu
4 20 miles of Wood riv- RADIO
branch, in School district thru
For School Bond inter- Yves
tax 444 50
Short Line Railway co
& Sc miles main line in
i.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-20
DELIQJEHT TAX LIST.
Lincoln County Idaho, for
The Year 1897.

Notice is hereby given, that by
direction OF the Statutes, in such
cases made and provided, | will, on
Wednesday the 9th day of July
1898. at 10 o'clock m, offer for
sale, at the court house door, in
Shoshone, Lincoln county, Idaho,
the following described property, or
enough thereof to satisfy the taxes,
penalties and costs assessed thereon
for the year 1897, together with
any personal taxes for which the
same may be liable, as is shown by |
the following statement. The sale |
to continue from day to day until
completed.
IN addition to the penalties and
costs stated above, there is charged
interest at the rate of II per cent
per annum from the first Monday
II january 1898,
f. w. GooDING,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
assessors Office, May IA, 1898.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-13
AMONG THE HORSEMEN.

1t is proposed to make constitutional
test of the new racingia for Baltimore
county one day the latter part of this
week. One or more races will be run in
the presence of the county authorities at
Prospect park and pools will be sold.
Then the matter will be passed upon by
the courts.
The Washington Club has been using
the Clark gate for two years. Mr.. Clark
made no charge. When, however, Mr..
Clark suggested payment this spring,
the officials were panied and surprised.
They were SO used to acquiring things
for nothing that such demand shocked
them. They decided to do away with
the gate. Thus racegoers were COM
PEELED to sit and wait until Mr. Byrnes
could get the fields away. In time this
will begin to annoy and finally disgust
the regulars .....
The reopening of the Washington Park
race track will make Chicago the racing
centre OF the country. Horsemen unani-
mously declare that such will be the re-
suit OF the move which the Washington
Park Club has practically determined
upon making. y
Charles Patterson, the owner of Orna-
ment, has decided to ship him East for
the big handicaps.
By order of the Circuit Court, at Val
paraiso, Ind, Sheriff Hayes, of Lake
county, has closed the pool rooms at
Roby. -.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-13
SELF DEFENCE,

A New York Evening journal mar
, who looked them both, DAILY ant
Lavigne, over in their dressing room.
was surprised to see what small results
were apparent on the surface. Neither
man displayed more than a red spot, and
small one at that, anywhere on the
epidermis: A black eye, bloody nose
ora cut lip was not to be discovered.
Perhaps this man looked only at DAILY
for if he had looked at Lavigne he
would have saw very badly cut left
eye and also SWOLLEN jaw.
George Lavigne says that he thinks
t at Australian Critic is the cleverest
b. ser in the world. 1t can't be that
he mas so soon forgotten Jack DAILY.
Nhen DAILY threw up his arms in his
cor est with Lavigne some people said
he, was up in the air. If Lavigne at
this time had thought SO and rushed
at lin here would have been somebody
else in the air and it wouldn't have been
DAILY. This move is no doubt new one
to the people of Philadelphia.
The Introductory of the Philadelphia
morning papers all gave Lavigne the
fight. They should have also doctored
the rounds SO that they would agree
with the heading You know that the
people read them, and it looks funny
when they don't agree.
One newspaper man who bet on La
vigne, and who had left the decision to
a third person, was seen after the fight
trying to find somebody who thought
his man had the best of it. He is still
looking.
The New York World and New York
Sun said that DAILY had the best of the
bout. These papers are not like some of
the rest, who when giving an account of
anything to the public which should be
the truth, they instead give a very
bigoted one.
What did DAILY ever do to the Phila-
delphia newspaper men, did you all bet
that Lavigne would knock DAILY out in
less than twenty rounds on March II?
Well, you all have good chance to get
square Bet the other way the next
time they meet.
"If / can get another contest with
Dixon" says Tommy White, 81 will |
gather up all my, possessions, and with |
whatI can beg and borrow. will wager
everything that win,, After the fight
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-13
MISCELLANY,

Yousouf, the Terrible Turk, will today
be matched to wrestle Tom Jenkins, Of
Cleveland. Gus Hill, the theatrical man
ager, who has deposited 81, 600 on behalf
of jenkins, yesterday agreed to meet w.
A. Brady, Yousouf's manager, at the
Police Gazette office at II O'Clock to sign
articles of agreement This match will
be a bona-fide affair, and probably 50, 800
will be wagered on behalf OF the contest
ants. jenkins has thrown Farmer Burns
and all the celebrated Western wrestlers,
and is believed to have a better chance
to defeat the Turk than any other man
in America. ... "a.
Rush, the Princeton sprinter. talking
about the outlook in field and track ath-
letics said yesterday: eyes, | am going
to try to beat Wefers. It's no easy task,
is it? No, | don't f1atter myself that
can beat him, nor am l making any
boasts about my speed. l am simply 60
ing to try"
Hugh Leonard the New York Athletic
Club wrestling instructor, said, after his
experience as referee of the Yousouf,
Roeber wrestling match, that he would
accept no more invitations to referee
similar contests.
The outlook for Harvard's University
games on Friday next is good. Tom
Burke, the quarter-miler, is entered in
;he 440 yards and 220 yards dashes,
while Quinlan, the ex-Fordham Col
lege Splinter, is entered in the 100
yards, and is tipped to win.
James D. Winsor, Jr., is authority for
he statement that the University of
Pennsylvania will not be competitor
or the intercollegiate team champion
'hip at the Ardsley Club links early in
Nay.
w. W. Roper the captain OF the Penn
Charter cricket team, is not only one of
me best alIround players of that team,
'ut one Of the finest cricketers among
cholastic teams.
Ernest Roeber and Yousouf will meet
N April 18th.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-13
FOOT BALL,

Allen +. Whiting, '9s Law.School, has
been elected to succeed d. NJ. McLaugh.
lin, '9S, as captain OF the Cornell football
team. Mclaughlin found it absolutely
impossible to get back to Cornell for
postgraduate work next year, and for
that reason was compelled to give up
this athletic honor. His successor, how
ever, is good player and hard worker.
Writings home is in Holyoke, Mass,
where he attended high school and
played left half-back on the football
team. Upon entering Cornell he tried
for the Varsity team, but did not until
last fell succeed in making place. Last
II, however, he played great game at
# half-back. He is % years old, 5 feet
{, inches tall and weighs ITO pounds.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-13

With Dixon, Bill Bridbdrh Ind 1 wer
talking TO o. Rourke, and concluded tina
Dixon and ! might possibly meet in Chi
cago, am more than willing"
Manager Robert +. Deadly, of tn,
Olympic Athletic Club, Athens, Pa, VIII,
has kept that club closed for some tim,
till he could furnish his patrons with .
firt.c class attraction, will reopen the clul
on Monday night, May 2, with one O
the greatest bouts ever scheduled in THU
neighborhood. For this occasion Man
ager Deadly has signed Jack Bonner and
Ian Cteedon to box Is rounds.
"Many OF the draw fights credited to
Tom Sharkey," says Sam Austin, "seen
TO be due to the referees regard for Their
personal safety. The referees have acted
az if they believed him to be sufficiently
censured if q draw decision we're an.
nounced, the opponent rarely obtaining
proper consideration"
Solly Smith has decided not to go to
the Klondike, and has accepted an offer
to fight Eddie Santry before Chicago
club on April IS.
Tom O'Rourke still hopes to persuade
Mccoy to box Rubin in this State.
Tommy Ryan wants bout with Billy
West.
Peter Maher has decided to accept the
purse offered by Tom O'Rourke for a
limited numbe OF rounds betwt 4 himself
and Jim Jeffries at Syracuse next month.
Jimmy Barre wants to visit England
again. An English club is prepared to
put up substantial purse if the daughty
little Chicago bantam will 60 to the other
side and meet Jabez White, who has the
reputation of being the best lO5 to 10
FOUNDER in all England just at present.
The Olympic A. c. OF Buffalo yester-
day notified Sam Fitzpatrick that that
club would give good-sized purse for
twenty-fve-round contest between Jack
DAILY and Lavigne. As Sam has already
negotiated for meeting between DAILY
and Dial Hawkins, to take place at San
Francisco next month, he was compelled
to decline the offer. Fitzpatrick said
that if DAILY defeats Hawkins he will &C.
cept and arrange a match to be decided
in August.