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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30

Silk Striped Shifting FIannels. in cream
grounds with light-colored silk
stripes. the prettiest patterns in the
market, we'll worth SOC, on sale 10c
this week, per yard. J7S
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Of his first weeks training within the New
York city limits. and in the future VIII FOL
low this idea whenever II Is possible rms
is the Sailors first attempt TO condition
himself in the heart of the metropolis, and
the results have convinced him that the
scheme has many advantages over country
training. especially at this time OF the year.
The new Memphis Jockey club announces
eleven stakes 10 close january =. " are
for ls9-namcly. the Tennessee derby, with
5000 added. for 3-year-olds. at one mile
and an eighth. and the Tennessee Oaks.
with $l.pp added. Tor 5~ycar-oid niles. at
one mile. For the coming spring meeting,
which opens April Is, uiUe stakes are sched-
u!ed. Six are ADDED money events. and
three have guaranteed values. The dis
tances range from four 10 nine furlongs,
except in the steeptechas-, which Is TWO
miles.
Dave Wallace. of London. who will short
~ start Ter New York to take on Joe
Bernstein a. the LeIoX Club, In tctrua-y.
is one of the best boys in England. lie has
met and defeated every one III England
WHO can make the weight, and holds the
IA pound championship Of The British isles.
Wallace was matched 10 box Tommy Whit
when the latter was III England. but was
taken sick while training. He Is as good
and NJ now a. ne ever was IN ms NE: ard
should establish an cuEiable record iOr
himself III This country. Wallace should
have little trouble in beating Bernstein.
Fitzsimmons adhereS to his statement
that he will tight nobody unless the battle
goes to the finish. Ii" says thaI is the way
he won mis- spurs, and that h" Is not con
tent to lose them in any other way Al
though a chance 20 iigh; soma fIrst-Class
man in this state las been offered him. me
champion declares that he does not care
for limited round contests. Tn winner Of
the Mc'oy-Sharkey fight will probably
challenge FitZ Ia meet him somewhere in
this state. Ii the C0rnishman accepts. te
| can a purse of At least $25."@.
and receive a share Of the gate receipts
that may beat all previous records. The
sporting public il anxious TO see F.tZ=im-
mons in the ring. All the other pueilist!c
stars nave been looked Al while in action.
hut Fitz has vet TO make his bow to a met
ropolitau crowd.-New York sun.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
COMBINATION BROKEN.
Chrisman and LIttrell Organize
against Misunderstanding Il
Gets hut Little.

49,,
Democratic managers over the distribution
of the patronage AT the hands of the conn
-, c.,rt h,s Nm ga ,.,e.- that II Inscribed
~ ''S - -
me eii'lt, attention "i III" HNetS i"' SrNttat
days. ne announcement III lae 1"a'hai
pandersast-Huuter interests to shut out
judge ChrlSintn was ne one l"lir "' con
49,! rtm,,iS Nv 80 -. ,oij i, Tha
MM.r,nv - ~, 10 me !, -. -, =" -, Hcr,,i ~ rIos.iv
80 -" .",iI -. -, ,r-"r
III I",rHn'"" go W. ~ - a US Nh
.I"tS' !. ~ i Co.t,tiaa'' Sm"' cI'rsnnam
~ ii'"ini"'t, ~, ~, $50 somathiu.
uisp,+ W a. - : t.nS saH| - ~ wIS
ria imed IIi last e aIl..niin.s thmi ali iiffererces be-
49, nm .nf inaG1. i mttraTI h.,J baen adj
i"",|ti ".t' IHI na,il "h,ri,ra 70
49, IT, j., .arh nfbsris bn"k vard as usual.
- - f,,r. IIT.r - ~. m VIZ,
ana lfiai J"usH iiuh,tr vas va ,ne one mno
al i'
Wh.n tho trouhla was airad Yesterday
morning. judge Chrisman and his friends
h.Id :, caIr,is .Iii.e M C1IirGttr Johu
t.iiJ,r. rTI s.,..r,j 7,h.r cIns. friends nf
~. Gbrisinsn Ha,,,SsJsa With him md
ISan ,.nt hniI ~ I,,irn / rtrr.iI and II is
sIH WI W., hin, 80 "a tb.ir sid. win a
S"rnhina,inn naajnsr fSd.n Hunter n il
cInir,rd thnt Judge IuttrCu sent John Ram
he mad moi been frlIv Informed when he
mai, Tho cnubfrar inr and would with
draw from lis provisions.
II * ri,i,ncd ,hat iii Judge Chrisman
vii, par If natr"na@" VIII he Earl"
W~ins1anIev for supsrintend.nt of the
rrtrt hoIIsa and Viii Hsyde for Coun-
~ licersa insncctor IL. had TO con-
,sda cyrrv,hing eIs. IN INDIE IuftreIl TO
sst him t5 MAXI I'M. continuation with him.
& JIdre Iufrrali only started ont TO get
the county farm ami road ovcrSeers. he has
| Lran In, Lfr winner over IN. scramble. for
h.. now r,.IS almost everything there is in
the county.
| III thps,. r.ports ar, ,rue and they were
! oCc.ured as suth nv tha party m1uagrrs
last evening m. combination leaves Judge
Hunter Of the civ district. very much
mr. in IN. rnid Thie Is NO; nariicuIarJv
surprising h.r,us. Mr. Hunter was elect
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
ELKS MOVE TO-DAY.
Everything Packed Yesterday Pre-.
parntury TO Change of Quarters
To wisconsin building.

The Kansas City lodge of E.lks has start
ed to move from its present quarters in the
New York Life building into the new Elks
club house, formerly known as the Wis,
consin building. Secretary Runyan had
everything OF Il portable nature packed yes
terday preparatory To the general exodus
this morning. and 1t Is expected that every
thing will be in readiness for the inst
meeting on Saturday night.
The house Lrmin on January {"
promises to be on. of the events OF the
social season. \ considerable number OF
society people from Topeka and Leaven
worth Will attend and great preparations
are being made to entertain all invited
guests in the hospitable maprer charac-
~teriStic of the order
The programme outlined by the com
mittee is diversified. There will be Il reccp-
ton from $ to Q o'clock a social session
from . to 10. to be followed by dancing.
The music will he furnished by a complete
orchestra. There Will also ne refreshments
OF a light nature.
Few houses in the country, are more ad,,
| mirably adapted for entertaining than Tho
new home of the Elks. and the genial
| hosts promise to make the most of their
| oppurtuni:i-s. The house will he decorated
| to resemble i palm garden. The commit
lee will be assisted by fourteen prominent
society ladies.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
MERELY HURED MEMBERS.
Rev. DIR. Stin Declares Tall. of a
Ruptun His Church Is


The official Of Rev. Or. II. G. STAN
ton. of the Fi'rcshyterian church. clos
es early in tpTiug. Rev. Dr.. Stanton
says he has ~r;peCtation of leaving and
declares the Of 4 threatened rupture
in the churcha result of his Christmas
sermon. in whle criticised several mem
bers, as unfold.
1T is not dough Importance for me
to notice it," nd. There is no thought
Of a rupture ire church. There are seV-
eral meddlcsomemberS who are doing
The church ha My remarks were aimed
10 show them I their room was OF more
EaiGe than i~heompanN. ana eNlutlLiS
hit the mark. u church * doing well
a. well as anvVer church in the city. We
are getting i; for a Week oil prayer
next week, an simply wanted 10 drouse
NE people of church and prepare thehi
Tor a blessingI used no language ihat
would cause a,ne 10 thirst tor my hioou
or wish 10 shone in my tracks, as Is Re
ported.
Among theen Of the First Preaoy-
terrain church . some Of the best rNgE
worked with !. corps of Christian ladies
= the finest sr met, II has u laiGe h'-
deayur S~ociytyf superior young ptoP!t.
an admirably )Educttd Sabbath s'hooi'
out pastorale ter passionate the cohsrel
CATION has h,. disturbed by one or TWO
persons whomle better class OF pop.
generally drsi 10 get rid Of, as their
pfeserce is a~ubstacle 10 spiritual pros
per.ty In theImon Il few words viii
out meut~iuninlames described the Chdf-
a"tcr of those. erSous and intIinatcu the
general wish ccerning them.
The trustees nj elders Of The churrh
We're very rel CAN'T TO talk. Dr. Frank
Elliott. VINO hrd the ermon last u
day. admits 1T il was severe j.
true he said, thar the church has 9f,i
losing membrrtip and getting IN lent,
l don't see he il can continue to run
as il has heon Gnning.
u. Il. Kirk elder. said there was no
likelihood whatjer OF a split IN the ol"F.l.
far as ne XIV there was 40 desire ioI
r, L. Kauffmn. a trustee said he had
heard rumurs [ dissatisfaction. Gul mao
paid little atter Ion To them. lie haH MOI
,ecn attending regularly for a year 81
more. he said. ad had lost track OF hurc
T. Lee Adams also a trustee. declined t'
.NpresS an opiubn.
=. :. brown, q elder in The church; Sdi'
hat he had uo~tatteHded regularly ~ lat'
could not ,Ipr"ss an opinion
Judge 4. ~. Allen. one ~ those wn'
most strongly oppose Or. stanton. s"lt
hat the opposition would be sufficient e
rim about the pastors resignation at ms
nj uI his year. III April.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

tendance. The fight was an even one from
start to finish. ~
IN me opinion Of many of the spertators
Leon outpointcd his man. but Rarrv.s an
Parehty superior strength easily ev.ra5
matters. There was very little netting on
me event. Icons previous defeat making
'"e sporting element shy of the invest
HIeht. oWlns TO long delays. caused by
awaiting the arrival Of special trains. the
hSht was not concluded until after |
O'Clock.
Although the prriIminaries were an
hounced to begin earlier than . u'cIock
ana The star event of the evening was
seheduied for ll:50, the streets about Gland
"r"ths hall. where the mills were 10 DC
cur were damned with people before.
O'Clock. At $50. when ,he doors vere
opened the crowd surged into the small
auditorium and before Q O'Clock galleries
DIaN' ana moor We're packed with a strus-
GllhG. noisy. smoking mob of men.
As > O'Clock came without the appaoropc-
OF any OF the fighters, the crowd tired of
cat calls and sarcastic applaIse and CO..
'led down for an all night session. tn.
wv" preliminary bouts gave promise o-
good sport although they were to he of b,,,
four ounds each. ~"
Morris Rausch. OF Chicago, was pit.e5
a-alnSt Tommy Smith. Of Dayenporr ana |
> "nihy Nhito was matched with Frank
BARLEY, of Chicago.
'.' bouts were of "A friendly nature and
u" decisions We're given.
referee Nalachy Hogan appeared in the
.lrS at ll"o aud a few seconds later Barr
'ld Leon took their corners each bs,1g
'gorpusly cheered by the crowd. R5rrv,s
'cohHS were Frank BARLEY. TOMMY White
ma Patsy Fitzgerald. while Leon was
'acked by Morris Rausch. kid" Manning
ma Dan Leach. The tedious wait had mn
ne crowd in had humor and a storm of
'oo's ana Misses proclaimed their dis
leasurc. -"
me hGht was announced as twenty
"uiaS at lo pounds, and !. NJ. Houseman
chosen AS official timekeeper. ,
Iionors Even. !
Round The men hddIed for a moment i
10 Barry led with his right. falling shor,. l
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS.
@""'""r"' OF Harvard. Leads in Indi-
''d""i scores. md His College
in the Knc.

YORK, Dec. 2a-Thc students ~
Columbia. Harvard, Yale and Prince.nr
played the fourth round of the inferco,
iegiate chess tournament at the CoIumhi,
grammar school in this city this af,ernnnn
ne order of play and the openings aJont-
FiTst tabIe-E r. southard. Harvard,
Second table,. +. {. Arru.hart
yard, NS \. 5. Meyer, CoiGmbi9 R1r
Third table-A. $. Weston. prtnc,to,,
l.; \. COOK. Yale: Petroff. vs.
fonrth table,. \. Ell p~irc.,or
- Nebb. Nal-. queens cam,hir al, u
RANK got INTO difficulty sborIi,, t,,.!'.Id.
opening moves were mad, ana - N
zane TO Southland after twsui,,S me
Never, who defended agsips, .ror.,
committed himself in the early mar, - X,
tWcnty-SiX moves. iH"L after
~ es.on' but leaving his queen en- nr;za yn'
~ Is. 'mtnty-hlnth move. he had to rasi"n
fIN made Il fatal error ar his ,r:r,
lHuiti move and lost tn. game IA Nh
after fortv-iive moves. " NehD
Al IN" conclusion OF the play ro-pfob.
.Iit Harvard men. by virtue OF tb.i,' J"t-@hH''
h-.S"TN. again took thu lead n,s, u'."i'
.tl'gt team. VINO in turn were h, 81. ~
~ iih'"ionianS. Yale was laGf "a
me record OF the tournament st,-l-.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
smith VIII Succeed walker.

Postmaster Samuel f. Scott SAID last
evening after the close or business that
with the beginning of tho Ne" year Fh9na7
u walker Su~psriutcUi-Lt al carriers.
would be succeeded by ben SmIIh. on" Of
he carriers. but that no other CHANCES
be made in thu heads Of departments.
H. will name the Few carriers and lew
clerks recently allowed the ctlg" to-day .t
rhe formal order for tn change Of West
port postUfticc to 4 station = r.Ce.v.d ii
i'm. is lie wants 70 MAKE all Of tn"
rhtnges at once. SuperiUt udeIt Walker
will i. transferred 70 som. ot1@r place, u
clerkship possibly, If ne viii accept If.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
hi TO q Draw.

CINCTNiO.. Dec. 2a.-Eugene BE ,
zenah. otnEton. Ky. and .IosenH'@
foung. otalo y. Y. fought ten.
rounds hea draw tonight. Both
fought 3sweiehts. hut put up =
heavy tiga W. knockdowrs each
ana hard G. so that both were cx-
hauSted ~aIreferee decided II = draw.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
Topeka WINS MAIN
FIFTEEN BIRDS SHOW AND LEV
EN BATTLES DECIDE RESULT.
Honor> Even at the End OF the Tenth
Fight-Considcrnbie Money Wa
scrrd on itcsult-I;acS Fight
Ing in the Afternoon.


LEANENWoRTIl. MAS, Dec. 2'.-tSpe-
Ciall The greatest cooking main ever
foanb+ in he Snufh side mir in this city
rooE nran. ,o-rf.t,, ~ L,r5s -bovn
louh iiaCt i"-hiEAJ nStN''h "I"S S+uMu
by ka Hossf'!dt, Of Topeka. and VIII
Renncy. of Kansas city. The main At
rractad art.rrior auore- f1nci.rs nh over
49,, ~. - ~, 49,, Iifr,;s
Ine NestmNahsI MlH~onli, ioW4' i.I'n ns
anu NtuiaS;Ha ttlHs ftPreSeH''"' Us was
"I 70 L@ntSrL.s: ny a.,o,,5 - hazel, fig,,-
/ ne afternoon Was G"HSI,H 10 t.CN 81 81
tmS: Iic SOM N.Y. nSn's WSh ~ ~
hIsj ba'l4e 80 helW",n 4 Hhli'is ~
SHOWN nN anu d p.1,h ~ u
isr"d ~ Kansas ci.y. Ion pre- Hppla
thr scal.s at 40: The tliaw"'ha h'Fi "'"
II! seventeen minutes. ~
! Ne second hSnt was between wv p.d,A
!sLS SHOWN bE NE sam p"El'.S. NdnStH
bi'G, which tipped the sc'teS AZ ~ n.y.
Notwithstanding this handicap. the II"i-
wa,tha bird killed his opponent IN fourteen
minutes.
Hiawdthu and Leavenworth came %
Sether III the t!.lTd hSnl. bplh $40" .+'s
black reds at AZ The ilsht was the 1gst
q tn" three. aud lasted forty minutes ne
bird repeatedly Sa1ed It's oPpoH-
"ll: finally winning the battle.
me fourth WaS a iisnt to tlsr de.,h ngi
tween an old EdEeTton "ar morse litht !itu
Won many battles. and d Kansas Clfy pIue
red. 1t was 1t hhtlc Of heavy weighs; pota
BIRDS tipping me beam at o. WIN me
Kansas city bird a Htile shy. II was Il
hatt!c royal Tor twenty minutes "i'H re
war horse ran his opponent through the
heart. hi, 60. 20,
The main event was scheduled Tor So
but it was some time later before the pre-
liminarirS wer" all a~Iran&ed, iiagh pIliGi1
pal showed fifteen birds. top weight % ana
bottom AZ. civ or take wv" "nntts' Ih!I1
teen f.il in. III" main was Tor SbN ana 80
a battle. l~4dianap"iis rules s"ErfEtG;
which allowed the use of amy length SIii
round from socket I" point. ~ ,
II. VIII Alien. OF Kansas city; hnndItd
the Kansas birds, and smiley ia NicRS'
OF Kansas CITY performed Il Ike service
for, the Missouri contingent Jack h"Hlr
and Sainu-! AIchlS"u h,!u me tilhcplrTtH'
VIII keene acted as stakeiloIder. ana tnh
~Sandusky, Of Liberty. Mo, acted IN inc
c'!pacIty OF referee
The FIRST fight Was between t"pWelshtS,
Kansas CITY showing q brown red ana 20
p"k;t u blu" ret. 10Th pros tlpitG lnn
scales az even % ! ne u"La "tr. III ldNo5
81 the Kansas ,hlr6 after th% HfNl ny ana
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
Ms rITYS
Leads SOcinIs.
waekIv rnll o n The hrmnr
lighters Arrested,

MlLWA MIS-. Dec. ga cock
ing MAN outskirts of the city in
winch Mi. and Chicago birds par
Llcipated :oppcd by the police to-
DAY. TIVE. men are under arrest and
warrants led for the arrest OF six
Teen other raid was arranged by Su-
northumberland. OF the Humane So
Ciety.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
JeM.nnedy Match.

SAN FREQ. Dec. 29--Jim JeffIies.
the heavyw boxer from Los Angeles,
has been nd 7 o box twenty rounds
with Joe Ky, OF this city. under tn.
auspices of Jational club on January
=, The purl consist of ~ per cent OF
The gate re-.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
Rau Ecucc HemnNcd.

fLEVEIO. Dec. %. - orkmen be-
gan tO-dayng down the fenc- sur
lounding t,ue ban grounds herr. on
which the has uoI been renewed.
This Is tdkmeaH that Cleveland VIII
not have ne club next sumner.
President N was seen, but refused
TO say any
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Round 20-Leou rushed Rarr,-
ring. landing right on the 6oGy To- mae
punched a straight one into III. fac. ana
ny fought vic.ously in a cIipch NH
biiH ows = Rarr iouJ:r They exchanged heavy
.errlIIr right swing to tie body Rorh ~
ioECht desperately for a decision ana ms |It
rushed NJ PEI ended the final round RaTTv
= nNheI' Leon to the ropes. The referee d.
: ll,n" me hsht a draw and III. darisinn
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

cloSandSIsco. Dec. se-weather
1oi IrTurIongs. selling. stromo.
Mari to /, won; Wig. l"5 III.
EWEk nd { to =. second; Master
Sos to !. third. Time. l:02.
10 Gjfur.oEgS; selling. Duuois.
N r, even, Won. SUscol. ltI
Unb.,to l ana \ TO :. second.
Tim H%turtrrp. 3 10 !, third.
anra IIlirg; / Lilo miles. Resin
III ri, 10 >. won. Hardly. ~
Crnmy:S 10 ! ana !; To /. second:
Tjmr I. Martini. . TO ., third.
Io! o Iu mil; purse. W~haterlou.
u II even, won; Recreation,
lIor;rantn ! and & To .. second:
i'41I. igan), d 10 !, third. Time.
az IN - ing > furlongS. MugdaIen.
Trrrsr1. won. C~lareudO. los IN.
10 %, id . TO >. second: AImoner.
Sy,h !, third. Time, I:Ul@,.
RSn .turity course. Highland
NJ ,na, > 10 l. won; Don't Skip
80 tin. . to | and I To ).
p, bir% IL cE. Shields. : to ),
"a
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Round Starry swurgght and LIFT on
the head. ana put a strait one into cas-
prrs face. but received couple of sim
3ng. on the body in rein. Both landed
ItEHlIE III a series of rlihes. and Jimmy
placed another one oyer ,e kidney.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Round @-Barry caughhis man with Il
f,Iht hook on The rlf,sind they broke
trout even on "a hot rxchse ON head and
hu9N. Barry swung vicisly on the ear.
anH, as tAey came To- Csc quarters. led
= i.LrI iight on the mout and left ON the
D""y. nut was prescnttdith a singer III
the oma a. the bell soldcd.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

r"Ihu i'-Ihey fought viciously as the
round opened with no adyantara ,o ai,ba.
until Leon landed twice win his La,, ~
1mt heart. Barry countered on he chm
r Thi a ms !ftt; Leon swung his right to he
/. .| ~" I'm again co4ntered on the chin.
i5a Farry came back with a heavy right in
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
NnIk>ric 10 Test SbumrocL.

GLASGOW.. 2a.-Mr. Henry Mccall
ont has de TO fit u Nalkyrie III.
as Il test btor Shamrock, the Chal-
iengcr for theIiCan cup.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Never fail to cure sick headache,
nfr.n the very nrst dose. This is wha, -
said by all who try Carter Little Liver
PILE.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

TIT daily newspapers freely used are a.
good a. an arm OF solicitors. IT. the
constant beating of the drum that attracts
attention.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Last day of the big auction sale Of
Oriental T:ur. and Art goods. southwest
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

on "a second attempt he swung heavily O..
icon 5 Ja" and oisPer came back with
. nara night Oh the body, They clinchcd
'''tusiliN but broke clean and the round
ended with little damage on either sid.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Round Leon landed rtly or the body
an" Harry caught hIme"vily on the
had Barry was sragTed by 4 risat
stiff ones il Icons face nj Il right blow
over The kidneys. LeupuJ u clean left
mo ne Irish boy rit ana the latter
Iah'ied again OYER the idn"N&. \ ha.f
zen blows w"re ev-nIeNclangsd in 4
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

rush WAS met with a JoUs left in tie
't''. For 81 time hnrn Were NOR"
careful and The round ED with spaTr.us
IL The middle Of the rims
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

ltound l~Leon put his left lightly 10
',ihiny : ia" and stopped a rush with a
,hihth. Iiey exchanged right and lief; on
IL i.dG ana Jasper putin a stiff right on
~ 9ody' following ii with a ieft i4b in
an% lace. Barry Swing right to the rfht
III " Leo Gountered heavily over the heart
IH"S cIinched RS the round ended '
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30

Round l0-A half dozenlinches resulted
~ h"th!iiS particularly sreeable to the
sehtie Spectators. Leon Wung lightly on.
,he h@ad ana drove his Eht Sturdily into
r "a. ribs. bar wun II hard
under the heart
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30


rush WAS met with a yoUs left in tie
face. For a time borhnrm wrrr NOR
~carofaI and The round sr,d with Suarr!ug
il tn middle Of the rins
Round Leon landed rtly on the body
and Harry caught him euyily on tn.
head. Barry was sragrrd by a rig.lt
or the heart. but can back with Two
over the kidneys. LenrpuJ q clean lrft
into the Irish Lo,rs RI ana tn I.tf.r
landed again ov~r me idn"vs. \ ha.f
miN-up just before the rnd ended.
-
i'oHhd SrBarry ~swurgght and left on
ne i"ao' ana put 4 strait one into CAS-
Per face. but received couple Of sim
ono OF the body in rim. 10th landed
Lightly in a series Of ,IiL.S. ana .jimtny
RourJ g-E.,r,. Ais w
r.gh, book "n SaI4htnS ''h' WIN i
about even on "a hot ,xchgc on head and
kuGN- Barry swung yicisly on the ear.
ang, as they came To- csc quarters. led
a hard right IN the mont non and left on m"
IA. nat WIS p~r"Senttdn mn a stinSer III
- me beIi sol"t".
Roupd IN lie.
in notbfn~ ~ u"Iehl.'',.ts itS'i,'u
partI. rnI 80 '"tdilN 7'''p,e 10 inc
tho head and 1r,,.. "a II, s.r,iG |
the ~Irishman's ribs. Ran swung - hard anr34
right on the jaw ana rnched his rival
'ig'o"SIy under the heart.
pa -
found il-After q couplof clincheS Leon
drove his glove heavily 10 Rar,,-,S f,ca
got three be.,,,, l. on ~ -
return. They aXcSa n mai SWIM ~ LIDS IN
for ".lli.3 c!syes stopped a hot
a strong LETT iab an Te9",' G,4Srd WIN
on the body. both in Los favor " H7"'
=
Round BARRY punchd his LETT vicious
=. Le"N : lace and swng a strong right
D"rnter nfaq; Jimmy g in Il stiff right
'"it'4 Oi me RIBS and lndei a hard nv.
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ioHn" The hoss went "a, it hard mix
;nG j. constantly and exchanging a steady
rain "i blows. Thu eiluches We're fryaacg.
just h"i"'" the bel. Barry drove his r.sb;
into Icons face, damaging the eve badly
Round barry rushed and was met wst,
- sim uIp'rrUt from Icons I.ft. followed
hy a straight punch in The mouth a s,.,nI
later, lie got in two more hard rights q,d
a terrific left before the Irish boy ,ar,i-I
RsaiU. IN" men fought furiousIy sttf-,r,.
"l"sn 10 lfe c'uttr of the ring. nud wI",7
IN bell sounded neither could claim ia
advantage. ""' "''
Round Icon threw g hard ri.br -,
Rarry- ribs and Jimmy Oppressed ,is ~
yards Win d SIG len swing ON rt-,.,.
h"au. The latter responded with lrnth.r
Iitl,l 90" th, u'ls, following witAE "a riubt on
IN. head. Kgrry ,ouu,-r-d liShfIv -, oI
miN-up> resulted IN nItc iama@-.
Round G-Rarry led for tho head falling
fhoTi, and Leon rushed him ;o the rome
Leon was lighting aggressiv,ly ana on
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hound The men fddled for a moment
ana Earry led with his right. falling short.