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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-24
GALLUP.

The ic. cream supper given here
Saturday night was 4 success and
enjoyed by al. Tbs net earnings
we're ST.
There Was no chuneh here Sun
day. Bro. Davenport was not able
10 come.
There i talk OfOrganizing = Sun
day school hsre.A thing much need
cd, 80 that our boys can ind other
occupation for Sunday besides thst
Of fishing.
Andrew York Is visiting his Iela-
tivss here
Jas. Preston passed through here
one day last week.
Mis- PAitie shannon hiss return
ed iron West Va. where she Was
visiting relatives
Maud Kendall ATTENDED church
At the Falls Of Tug Sunday and re-
ports . nice time
John Webb was on OuT creek q
few days sgO-
Earl Mcclure, Of LOuiss, visited
his grandfather Mcclure last sun
day.
Andrew Brown Is here visiting
relatives
Eugene Wallace still makes his
regular Sunday trips 10 this place
Frances Mcclure and Frank
Childsrs attended the party given
BY the Misses Kendall one night o.
last week. a did q number Of other
young people.
John Mcclure continues his Wis
it. 10 NeednOre.
r. DObbins attended the teach
eris examination al Louisa Friday
and Saturday
paI4 !.zaD 4 -zy- sLsrv J.
nothing in this World ike the hon.
ley be-
samuel Brznhan aad sam May
hArd we're here last sunday smiling
on the ladies'
II
There viii Be preaching At this
place Saturday night and SUNDAY
BY Rsy's McClssn Peck and Jonah
Peters ChrySanthemum-
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MWVhS sia. CoassiPaiioa sd InAi-
rsssiOs- RsEllaiss ths Liver. Prirs. 7SeuA
JEAN.

Died. on the 18th. an infant d J.
ID. Perkins
John Lewis and wife were visit
ing their relatives on Cats fora on
last Sunday.
Berry Parker will take his baby
TO Cincinnati TO have asurgicAl OP-
GRAFTON performed on her crooked
feet.
The infant child OfGiI-on Wheel
er, Is quite 10.
Mis- TeAly Bays was the guestOl
the Misses Perkins Sunday.
A number % young folks visited
the graveyard Sunday.
There will bv preaching At Fish
ertOWn Sunday.
Elisha Wright ass 10 see his girl
AZ FisheFtOwn Sunday.
Rance Blythe was 10 ses his fairy
Sunday.
Misses Silvia aud Lizzie Smith
we're on = visit 10 Berry HOSard's
sunday.
Tesly Bays and Nancy and Iii
phia Perkins, three Of Dry forks
most charming young ladies. sent
out walking Sunday evening aud
report = good time
Lem Moore was on our creek last
Friday.
Vim. Daniels attended church AZ
Sunday. Bottle Al.
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DEEPHOLK

uur Sunday SehOoI Is P1PErs-s-
Ing nicely with Nns- r. &. Roberts
n Superintendent
The festival Saturday night vas
a eOmpIete suooe-s- The proo-Si-,
sI0-Is, vent to BrO. Nest.
Mrs. W Berry and little daaEh-
ter, Bes-ie, u Ashland, arr visiting
hzne-
DIR. = II. Diamond u White
Crrek, W. Va, va here rso-ntly.
Miss Virginia Barrh@tt hBds
Ds~PhOle very dull and aishs- she
Was hack home
Ms AiIcie Abbott. % Louisa At
tended the festival here Saturday
night
W Roberts and wis. paid home
folks here = visit saturday and
Sunday.
is. Judd. the adopted ~oa u
r e Roberts, visited home folks
Sunday
Frisksy Carter and Jane Grub
accompanied BY Mss RO = Shan
non and Stella Prino-, visited
Rock H0as- braueh SGaday
Miss MOllie Peters visiiei Miss
Fila Jones nscrntly-
1T. IOaes hasAgrsssi 10 30 Lige
Rice speBd the summer AZ his
place
Denny Walter and sister. Laura,
visited Habse Diamond Saturday
and Sunday
The Mss COOksey - Fallslarg
spent Saturday and Saa.iay with
their eO1sin. Ms Tri1Le DiAuaOad.
u this place.
Al Garter. q LOGisa. uas h@reu-
eeHtIy-
Lon DiAmOad pass-d here Sas-
day saEOate - s7oksy Nslley-
SAsaad l.
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Our Sunday School Is in = -Four
ishIng condition
Preaching At this place every
second Sunday b. Rev. Vest
Ms G. J. Carter has been quite
SICK for some days but i nov i'm
proving
Miss Bessie Rice, Of FalIsbarE.
visited frionds Al Oposs1m TTOt
Last week
We are sorry TO say that Amt
Nsrths ShOr; Is very IN At this
writing
tssssie Lee will return to Ash
Land after = weeks visit At this
Plsoe.
Quise q n1mter Of young folks
frOm this plsce attended the fssti-
val At Deep Hole and report = nice
time.
W NJ VanhOTn and wife. Of Cat,
are visiting hOmefOlks here this
week
There will b an old maids party
Al this p.sce the first Saturday
night Ia July Tor the benelit Of our
Prssch-r, Rev. Vet Lemonade
and a ilsh pond will add TO the en-
joymsat - The evrning. alter
which . cake will - sold To tbs
Highest bidder. A nica time Is
sAp-~t.d. Everybody, yOOag and
Oh, l. invited.
Misses lieTthA Rice aud Nay Rel,
eh,r. Of Hast Rotk. attended ths
festival Al ns<pAole. Also A. q
Carter u Louisa. Two Chams
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WAR ITEMS

The spanish Government Is
sending agents throughout spain
to learn whether the people favor
peace.
Not being able 10 charter any
more American ships except al ex-
brilliant prices, the government
has decided to buy outright some
British transatlantic liners.
The Harvard and Yale will leave
Newport News this week with four
thousand more men for ths SANTA
ego army, while an additional 1900
will quickly follow.
Manila was still surrounded | y
the rebels ON Friday and af the
mercy o. the American feet. The
American troops had not arrived.
but the baltimore had gone TO
meet them.-C.J.
Maj .G.n. Miles has issued orders
that will sat on foot the eoneentra-
Ilon Of troops at Fernandina and
Miami for the expedition 10 Porto
Rico. Immense quantities Of sup
phi. also, are new going to these
Point-.
a member Of the Spanish Minis
Try has warned his colleagues that
il HobsOn and his men, or any Of
them. should die from fever while
in prison, Spain may have another
matter similar to the destruction
Of the Maine TO answer for.
Two regiments Of Gen. Skaters
army were landed at Guantanamo
Bay, which will be held as base
until Santiago falls. The upper
Bay will b. occupied and Caima-
ners taken a. soon a. the remain
ing mines are removed from the
entrance. the fort protecting the
entrance having been destroyed
Reports as 10 the condition OF a.
fairs in Havana are conflicting. A
merchant who left there June 9Th
says that 4 regular line Of supplies
from Yuestsn by the way Of the
Isle Of Pines has besn established
and that food is plentiful Re.
ports from Cuban authorities deny
this.
SPANS reason for refusing e
exchange the prisoners Of the
Merrimsc was that IL WAS feared q
demonstration ON their return
would strengthen the jingo party
in the United States. as II there
were any other party 80 long a.
war lasts Gen. BlaneO has sent
word that he will no longer reoOg-
! nize \ flag Of truoe-
Its expected that 3 third call for
volunteers will b. msds IS soon -
the men are mustered in under the
second call. 4 long season % train
ing i deemed advisable. Msi Gen.
Merritt Is TO have . total Of 8,,0O
men in the philippines and 500
more men will Be sent to re-enfOrce
Maj. General shafter at Santiago,
while il i believed that the Porto
Rico army will sIsO be larger than
heretofore contemplated. Its BE-
Iisyed the third call will be for IOo,-
10 men.
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DIanfaee CUBAN OIL zss
y MuthSC1.z. Barns. Brzis., Rhe.-
zEtEa and Sores Pios. Is osztA
wEBIyILLE

Farmers are very b9sy eating
wheat
Ths Sunday School organized
here = few Sundays ago from sp-
Psarznees will Be much better than
usual, By the decreased interest
tskeu in IL
The singing school being taught
BY Smith Hicks a. Rateli1 i b.
ing largely Aits1dsa By oar yOang
folks
BIZ Don Smith Pssssd thrO1gh
here NOadsy-
W L Gren Is having ooosiasr-
erabls tTOabIs kssPing the Wild
variants from catching all Of his
chickens
Misses Nan Reeves and Hattie
Webb. Of Loot creek, were visiting
Mrs r p. Kitchen Saturday and
Sunday
X HOlbrOOk VAS thrown from .
hOrss Sunday sisAt and had his
arm badly bruI4d-
John Howell returned home
from BrsAthitt oOanty, where b.
has teen for some time-
Mrs. W. H. Wood. uhO has been
sick for some tine Is nov sOme bei-
ter.
Woods and Webb shipped = e4I
lOaA q sheep 10 Instsbarg last
week.
We are sorry - say that JAmes
Webb. vino has besa sick - loag,
l. no b~itsr bat aPPsArs - grow
weaker all The time.
Soas Nom N Plnme
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SMOKEY VALLEY.

Rev. Reid preached an interest
ing sermon here Sunday 10 large
congregation
Quite . number Of young men
from Louisa attended church here
Sunday eve.
Ivory Pigg. Of BusseyVille. =
visiting her grandmother this
week.
Jas Aksrs and Baseom Diamond
passed through here sunday even
ing.
Della Haws passed through here
enrOute TO Louisa one day last
week
Laura Muncy. who has b.-en sick
for some time. We Are glad to say
Is better.
AiIeie Abbott. u LOaisA, visited
here Sunday.
Several o. our young tOlkS ueTe
at the Ice cream festival al n~p-
hole Saturday night.
Joseph HutehisOn. o. Pleasant
Ridge, visited relatives here lasi
week.
Mont Piekenel and David HOIley
were calling on the Miss Hestou
sunday.
While moving gas one day las
week Clarence Muney had the mis-
fortune 10 let his hOnses run Away
He was thrown frOm the msehin.
bat We are glad To say he reserves
no serious injuries White rDse
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LOwMANsvILLR

Attorney Hatfield Vas in LOul
isa last week on business.
Z C. Wheeler, Of Blaine, was
here this week
Mrs Mshala Chandler. o. Char
lev, Is visiting Der sister. Mrs
Willis >C2ggs has a sure case Of
dipshs-iz-
Several o, our people report So
ing the meteor or hall d hre fsl
from the heavens On the Ind
Peace
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-24

BUCKLENS ARNICa sALyE
The besI salve 10 the world f1r
ruts. bruises. sores ulcers, salt
rhesn. isvsF sores, tstts. ehapDed
hsuds ehildlians, eOrns. and skin
srupiions, and positively cure
piles. or no pay required Ii is
guaranteed to give perfect salts
fsCiiOn or money refunded. Price
. cents per box, For sale by A.
u Hughes LOuiss, Nv.
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ing her sister, Mrs. J. ?. stump, Of
this place.
Born, on the 23rd Inst, TO the
wife Of sam Dean.Of Zelda,s daugh-
ter.
W. Il. SeIbee and wife, o. Ash
land, spent Sunday with Bud New.
man JackIs.
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The great wealth Of some Of Our
mIIIi0naIrss will Be better under
stood By thsfOIIOwing comparisons
which We clip from an exchange:
IF Adam had worked three hur-
drsd days each year from the day
he Vas created TO the present time
It . salary Of $50 = day, he vOaEd
not have earned By this me a
much property - i owned By
ROeksfslIsrsnd vauderbiIt.-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-24
BaYAN ON WAR.

W J. Bryan, in . speech At Oma-
ha, after discussing the resources
Of Nebraska, turned to war. He
said in part:
sour nation only took up arms
when compelled to choose between
war and aequisscenee in erusltiss
which would disgrace barbarians-
II the principles invoked in insug-
urating war are followed out in its
prosecution and conclusion, !histO-
tory will vindieate the United
States II il degensratss INTO &
conquest the charge against the
United States Of adding hyPOeriey
TO greed will Be hard to refuts.
HShall We contemplate the col
onizatiOo Of Manila because o1I
feet Hca : Victory there? Shall
We abandon = just resistance ia
western hemisphere b g-,-sr -
mingIe 10 Ihe err sl--i,- Is ~
rope aud AsisE The FsOpie Of Ne
brssks vii expect that good fziih
shall characterize the making Of
peace, Is It did the beginning Of
war
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-24

Secretary AIger and General
Miles do not agree very well Miles
charges AIger with paying more
attention to advancing his pets than
doing the right thing by all army
officers.
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Photos q our L, :. Army soldl.
n loys can b. had Cor &c a group,
Write orcall Cor same.
n, n. JoSns, Photographer,
Loalse w.
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WAR MAP FREE

Latest ofIi-ial Ind-1-d maps OF
the world. t-ubA and Philippine L.
lands for packet Use, issued by the
Chicago & North Western Ky, free
fOr two cent stamp W. r. Knis-
terra, :. Fifth svenue, Chlcago. III.
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The Worlds Great

The Worlds Great
Blood Purifier IS
Hoods SarsaparillA
Which absolutely
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The pimple on your
Face to the great
Scrofula sore which
Drains your system
Thousands Of people
Testify that Hoods
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Scrofula, Salt Rheum.
Dyspepsia, Malaria.
Catzrrh, Rheumatism,
And That Tired
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And get Hoods
And only Hoods
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SACRIFICE SALE,

Ladies nns shoes, custom Aade
latest styles. cola and pointed toes.
worth $40. now your eholce Cor
ala Al. LoAn A Co
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.hriar $40 - 500 ,or.n

Why pay $40 to 500 for a POr-
trait frame from an agent, vhen
VII sell thesAme quality frOm tlNO
70 sa34 Crsmember / have No hOseI
OF travelling expensesl and do NJ
give fire portraits away, + thersa-
son ! sell cheaper at a fair PrOst.
ID. NJ JOSE=, LOuisa, Ky
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine
Tablets ali druggists refund the
money II IL fails 70 cure. -ic-
For sale by A. NJ Huzhsz and J
n. Reynolds. LOUIS. by
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II Co. Csl1rlp.sAsa Fsrsssn.
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Nanr. fRsrripfios.
Peter Heaslsy tOwn 10 in Wslhridse.
High Cartsael ~ scFes lard asii,siuine
Tom COmpton
EiiHabeth Pigg. heirs, tSWa l.,t Ia
LOUIS,
Celia Workman. Ia ser~s lan1 a.
loiniRg Gid wiliian~.
John tiuFeheii's heirs. ~ aerea u land
adjoinlag A J Wtlsoa's heir,
Iloulsa ]. Whit, : arrss land, adloln-
lag Nancy Pigg
Wullam Conway. % acrel land adiaia.
Ing l.aie C0nsay.
Wallace C0il0n, 10 acrs land adl0ln.
Ing Al'ca lUDlRn,
Elem Jordan, "a arres land, adlol nlnr
John loidsa.
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sHERIFFs SALE FOR TAXES.

"a NOaay, Juls Is lSsS abOut O'Clock p m Il my
dePs Sc all s~ the following described property Pablc Oury
the Highest hddr much nssssary satisfy
e. I-aslty and iOr ysans Indicated.
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FRIDAY. JuSE "A, Isgs.

1t il said the President will prob
ably call for 10000 more vOlun-
teers soon.
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isar IiaL. AHsE. Pa. Gsf. Ttsl
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sSAT 10 ga Is lS loOe
lsss 30 AIs II Ia ~
%-I 80 I.D u Isl loss
lsST 40 ass IL ila 4AI
lssi 80 Az u i9 S@
81 100 s@ ~ IN gSs
49, 80 sW n l1 I.H
e6-1 ~ 40 ~ 400 lOTe
J. W. SHANNON. s,L.V.
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NURE rheumatism BY taking
~ Hoods SarsAPsrillA, which BY neu-
trzlizinz the acid in the blood perma-
neatly relieves sehes and PAINS.
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COMPTON.

EaaeaEs Ter Bsssls VIA CassAr.eA
C1z.sy Ca-Aarlsr. e1rs taes1tpl-1sl fsrsss<.
The herald., 1898-05-07
chief musician. two principal musicians.
three hospital Stewards


At the headquarters of the National
the work goes on with unabating energy.
Adjutant-General Barrett is constantly in
charge and ably directs the mobilization
|of the State troops.
Colonel Berry of the Seventh Regiment
reported from Los Angeles this morning
that his command was leaving the south
ern city and would arrive in San Francisco
promptly on time tomorrow. The heavy
artillery from Sacramento, under COM
mand of Captain Cook, has been ordered
to report in this city. Captain Cooks
command will leave the capital at Ao'clock
Saturday morning. The Sacramento COM
pany then will be examined, mustered in
and turned over to the regular army off,
GERS before the Los Angeles contingent
arrives. This will leave the field clear for
the Examining Board and the work facili-
|tated to a great degree.
The remaining eight companies from the
Third Brigade have now also been ordered
|out. The various captains have been d.
|rected to report with their companies to
Captain Darlington next Sunday. These
troops are from Stockton, Sacramento and
throughout the San Joaquin valley.
From Ventura
VENTURA, May e.-This morning Com
pany "H" departed for San Francisco.
There was the greatest demonstration in
the history of the city. Men, women and
children escorted the soldier boys to the
depot, covering them with tears, kisses and
flowers. The company is composed of SO
privates, Q officers and substitutes. A
w. Browne is in command.
From Pomona
POMONA, May accompany D, contain
ing S4 men, left for San Francisco at
O. clock this morning. The company has
been on waiting orders for two days and
there have been great outpourings of the
people, and cannonadings, music. public
meetings, addresses and other patriotic
demonstrations, which eliminated this
morning in a grand demonstration as the
boys marched to the train.
The herald., 1898-05-07
jim JEFFRIES

heavy lefts on face, but could not knock
the sailor out. The gong rang in the mid
die of hot mix, and the crowd went wild
with enthusiasm.
Wins on Science
Referee Greggains announced Jeffries the
winner amid the widest enthusiasm.
The Preliminaries
Welch and Savage, feather-weights,
fought four rounds as a preliminary. No
decision was given.
The Stelzner-Baker fight was very
lively give-and-take contest up to the mid
die of the fifth round, when the men re-
peatedly clinched, and the referee, who
had warned them twice against hitting in
clinches, left the ring because they re-
fused to fight fairly. While the men were
fighting In Bakers corner Police Captain
Whitman jumped in and stopped them and
sent them from the ring. No decision was
given. Baker was cheered by the crowd;
StelEner was hissed.
The herald., 1898-05-07
WILLIAMS WORDS
Do Not Indicate Strong Intention to
Interfere

AAeCAASAS
BERLIN, May 6.-The ceremony Of clos
ing the session of the Reichstag tookplace
today in the White Hall of the royal castle.
The Emperor in the speech from the
throne, after referring to the fruitful legis-
lative results of the session, including the
increases Of the army and navy where
by the peaceful security of the empire ana
an increased guarantee Of the maintenance
of European peace have been secured,
emphasized the pacific character OF the
German foreign policy while at the same
time vigorously protecting German
rights
Referring to the war between Spain and
the United States His Majesty said:
1.-THE government will fully fulfill the du-
ties involved by its neutral position, but,
on the other hand, will protect so far as
possible German navigation and commerce
from molestation or injury"
In regard to the Chinese question the
Emperor said:
1.-The dispatch of squadron to Kiao
Chau to demand atonement for the blood
Of German missionaries, made 1t possible
to satisfy our long cherished and fully just
desire to obtain footholds in Eastern Asia,
capable of commercial development and
military defense. This has been accom-
plished by a friendly understanding with
China and without disturbance of the re-
latiens between Germany and other
states.''
After alluding to the settlement of the
Greek finances, the speech said it was the
earnest endeavor Of the Emperor and his
federal allies to promote the economic de-
velopment of the empire, to mitigate the
burdens of agriculture and assure the Sc.
curity and expansion Of trade and naviga'
ton.
His Majesty concluded with thanking
the Reichstag for the discharge Of its "im
portant duties"
The herald., 1898-05-07
Supplies for Soldiers

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-The tents
and other camp equipage needed will all
be delivered at the Preside camp before
noon tomorrow. Much of it was sent out
today by the government commissary here
and, in view of this, the volunteers will
have ample time before night in which to
make their camp comfortable. The two
batteries of heavy artillery which this city
will furnish closed recruiting some days
ago. Men who appeared to satisfy the re-
quirements were obtained without diff
Guilty, and they were examined today as
to their physical condition. The percent
age of reflections was small, and those who
were accepted by the board were marched
from their assembly place, the old armory
Of the First regiment at Tenth and Mar
ket streets, to the Page-street building.
They will be mustered in tomorrow.
The herald., 1898-05-07

the form of q cipher dispatch from Hong
Kong, where It was directly circulated
among the leaders of the Spanish groups.
The posting Of this news throughout tho
city created the most intense feeling
among the French and English, who fully
sympathize with the United States. This
seemed to be the only explanation Of the
nve-days' silence of Dewey.
Aid From Insurgents
NEW YORK. May g. A dispatch from
Brussels to the World says:
The Petit Bleu prints an interview at
Paris with high placed parsonage" q
spaniard, who declares that the Ameri-
can squadron could not have entered the
Bay at Manila without a secret UNDER
standing with the insurgents.
He intimates that Mr.. Williams, the
United States Consul at Manila, hired
spies for the purpose.
Rejoined the Fleet
LONDON, May cit is asserted that
when the dispatch boat McCulloch arrived
at Mrs Bay recently she heard Of the
battle Of Manila and hurried back.
The herald., 1898-05-07

with the left but was countered on the
neck. Sharkey ducked left hook and
clinched, butting JEFF in the chest. JEFF
forced the sailor to the ropes and landed
right on the body. Sharkey swung left on
Jeffs neck, but was countered with hard
left on the jaw. jeff met every lead with
a counter. Tom Jabbed Jeff in the neck
with his left.
Round 1s--Sharkey rushed, swinging
both hands on Jeffs head. JEFF sent in
right and left on head, following with left
ON face. Tom swung left on Jeff's neck,
but was uppercut on the face. JEFF put
left on neck and right on body. Sharkey
rushed and forced JEFF to ropes, but with
out damage. Sharkey swung left on head
and was countered with left on jaw. Jeff
sent in left and right on the Jaw, and
Sharkey wobbled and was saved by the
gong.
Round 19-Tom rushed and swung left,
but was met with straight left. JEFF sent
right ON jaw, and Sharkey went unsteady
on his feet. jeff sent right on body and
Sharkey clinched. JEFF sent In hard left
over the heart that made the sailor vince,
but he came back for more. Tom swung
right on head, but got hard right on the
body and another on the jaw. JEFF went in
to finish him, but was over-anxious and
tired. JEFF forced him into a corner and
and tried left hook, but Sharkey avoided
1t by ducking tiresomely.
Round 2O-Jeffries led left and missed.
Sharkey swung right. but went over. JEFF
sent in two rights on body, Sharkey duck
ing every lead. Sharkey swung right for
jaw, but missed. Jeff sent right on body.
Sharkey swung left, but was countered on
the jaw. JEFF sent in two rights over heart
and left on jaw, and got left on body.
Sharkey swung right and left on head.
jeff was fighting viciously and sent some
The herald., 1898-05-07
A Cleveland Fire

CLEVELAND. o.. May 6.-The big six.
story brick building at the southwest cor
ner Of Bank and Lake streets was gutted
by fire early today. The northern half of
the building was owned by the Bradley
estate and the southern portion by the
Root and McBridge Company. wholesale
dry goods. The fire was confined to the
former, but the stock of the Root and Nc
Bridge Company was damaged by water
and smoke. The total loss will amount to
about $125,OOO, fairly well covered by in
surance.
The fire resulted from an explosion Of
chemicals in Boemans chewing gum fac
tory on the fifth floor Of the Bradley end of
the building. Nearly dozen manufactur-
ing concerns occupying the several floors
suffered losses ranging from $1,000 to $z5, ,000