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The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04

voGotaolo Honeoy,
harmless in IL eject.
Il contains no Iron -
cause the teeth 70 DE-
sAy. II ysa are suffer
ing you sAsalA take
1UDYAN new and
oAAn Aoto he change
n ys0R condition.
osady yeAx symptoms
carefully. TAsss are
Waf syapeoas. Tafs
lUDYAN Aow and
SAsy v0 0sappsaT.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
0ss. osssAssa, Market ssd kilis otA
oAM FRANCISCO. GAL
wnaIo Meat for Zoo,

That the Japanese consider salted
whale meat delicacy would appear by
the quantities purchased. The whales
are caught off the coast of Corea, the
flesh and blubber cut up, salted and
sent to Japan for sale as food. Over
1000, 900 pounds Of the whale meat was
imported into Nagasaki alone last
year.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE :

!. OoNsTAHF ZDADAOHE
AUDYAN, ~ IL sssisa sn ~ sassd. will
s4ualiss ne slssulatisa q bsoeA aAA the
AsaAasAs VIII AisApDsas.
"a. sUNxDN 1Y1DALGo AND
DARK 1INas DDN1ATH tn E
EYES. HuOYAN vin sssss Tie stnss to
Aisappsaf aAA make he syss hight
-. PALE OXuHxD. huY0AN will
enrich the blssA and seAss tAs cheeks to
Aecome bright aAA rsay.
Z. WDAXM1sD IN TXD HART.
The heart bsssass weak aaA there 4 con.
slant sinkiAg feeling arssnA II. AUDvAN
viii make tAs AssEs sess1g anA cause It u
bat regularly, aAA tAs slAkaAs SssNnS will
1isappsAs.
8. Y11LIXo OF w1IoHT IN
TAB DToNAOK AND IMDIaDs.
TIoN. HUDYAN vtu cause tAs sssA to
~ yrsDssiy Aigsstsd. iASssvs he appetite and
rslisvs constipation AUDYAN Win relieve
III tAs ahsvs synDssns aAA make yea we'll,
HUDYAN lsr ~. After ysu afs sured
tsll ether WoAen what AUDYAN has done
1sr yss. AUDYAN go - yses~rsd from
ArusgisA ~ ~. Dss paskass. - saA Dssksse'
Tor ea.se. II ysur drugslst Asss net hep II
ssnl direct - KudyaA Remedy O., San
Franchise. Call uYeA he uuDYAN Aesten
censsltasssa y frss. Yes nay call upon ths
Asstos - wrtss. - yss desire. AAarss
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
Beware of overfssdinE.

When cows milk is fed to babies
with enfeebled digestion 1t must be
largely diluted with warm water. Over
feeding is the frequent cause OF infan-
tile dyspepsia.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
The Brute.

Mrs. Cooke-"Do you know, dear,
like to go out occasionally and try
some other PERSONS cooking" Mr..
Cooke-"Well. l can't blame you.
dear."-Yonkers Statesman.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
ANAEMIA

q fsssrun.ss Of eo1suaptaoA. Its q dissass
q the blood. The synptsAs are suits nun'
szous and ars readily Aisosrnsd. II the
progrsas Of The disease y net checked death
fon oensunption or ssAs ether dissass ID
inevitable. MUDYAN VIII check its prog.
res. HUDYAN VIII enrich The blood and
make the patisat stzoag. HUDYAN u .
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
,.B]|==:jElI.R|l[I El1.

"a DouSnert%s department. stores, No.
- ana 81 Chestnut street, have opened
ms season With Il stock that far
sshpses anything ever seen here In
He ,y, style and size. In the gents
furnishing department can be found
anything desirable in the way of wear-
ms apparel. he has Il line of hats, In
SO iar as style and quality goes, which
Gun he eHcelled by any of his rivals i'm
business. His line of tics, collars and
CUTS are the latest products OF the
season. He has added a line OF mems.
uu!s ana children's ready-madc cloth
ing. fresh goods in the latest styles,
!ust our, OF the fall makeup. In addi-.
ZION 10 MS tutoring department.. which
waS q MT the last season. The clothing
began coming in yesterday ana by Sat
uraay DC will have n line from which
any person. however tasty and refined
IN Dress, may he able to select with
satisfaction. The ladies department. is
not lying idle. Ladies' dress goods
nave peen coming in until the shelves
are packed fnil and the counters are
llned With big display of al colors,
SYKES aud patterns, with q full line
Oh staple domcstics. In order to fully
appreciate what he has in store for the
People, call and take a look at the
Stock. II Will cost but II little time.
Mr. j. f. Davis removed to his new
Store yesterday, where he has one Of
the finest fitted up places of its kind
in the city.
Miss sailic Foreman has returned
from a two-weeks visit among friends
at Virginia Beach
Miss isa Smith. n charming young
lady of New York, is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. j. 4. Ncwberry. in South
Norfolk
Miss salic chapmon. of zuni. is
visiting Mrs. DIR. Ashhurn, on Main
street.
Miss Rosa Cross. of bort. n. c.. is
nerc. on visit 10 her sister. Mrs.
Can't. Story. on Main street
Miss Bessie Morgan. of Shawboro. \.
c.. who has been SPENDING several DAYS
with The Misses Williams. on Mulberry
street. left yesterday for the Womans
College. ut Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Lurenia " Moody, widow of
the late Il. e. Moody. died at her home,
in oakdalc. Wednesday evening at $3.50
y. m, In her S5th year She leaves
three children to mourn her loss. Her
remains will he shipped to her former
home. ncar Sutherland station, Va. for
burial. this morning.
The two-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Myers died Mt their
home. in Oakdale. carly yesterday
morning. The funeral will be conduct.
cd from the fomily residence this after
noon az o'clock. The intcrment will
be in Magnolia Cemetery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
FIRST ORGANIZATION OF A PYrH-
IAN LODGE IN THIS CITY.

The first lodge OF Pythlnns was or
ganiZed In this city i'll September, 1870.
by the following gentlemen, number
or whom have passed away: p. c.
Jarvis, James w. Taylor, Louis r.
Place. II. G. Johnson. Charles a. Rose.
w. c. Stublin, !. Watson, ID. B. War
rem. s. Hudgins, w. Z. Dougherty. II.
II. Mclean, John Owens. Charles Nc
Donald. j. y. Matthews. y. j. Joyner,
r. G.. STABLES, q. Bcrnard, II. Sionta-
que, ]. L. STAPLES, 8. Hume. j. Milan,
Charles G. Grice. William e .hcridge. u.
II. Hutchings, w. D. Fltchett, G. Nv.
Walker. ]. Odend-hall,, j. j, Williams,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
COuRrS

IN the Norfolk County Court the case
OF Morrisett US. Wigg was dismissed.
-, me retail liquor license OF w r.
fa,um was transferred from the pa
Hiiiion bar at Ocean View to the Fair
grounds.
In the Circuit Court of Norfolk
county Judge Prentis partly heard the
case Of the Norfolk Hardwood Inmhar
company VS.. the Whiting Lumber
Company, Of Elizabethton, Tenn. in
nssumrs!t = 3 O'clock court took a
recess nhtil 1890 a. ~. tomorrow
when the case wll probably he con,
cluded.
POLICE COURT.
In the Police Court only two offenders
were arraigned.
The ease of VIII Parker. colored
Charged with the larceny of a quantity
OF tools and several chickens, was CON
tlnucd five days.
James johnson, colored. charged with
assault and battery on Alex. war
wick, was fined $3.50 and costs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
MAYNARD NOTES.

The converted yachts Dorothea
Eagle and Hawk are being oyerhaulod
for service in shallow water. where
gunbcats are needed. The torpedo boa
Talbot had her trial yesterday with oil
instead OF coal for fuel. and demon
strated that the new heater is n sue
cess. Seventeen knots an hour were
made over measured course. Lieu
tenant 5. ii. Leonard in command, was
much pleased with the action of inc
little vessel. Other trials will be made
however.
The collier Cassius, purchased during
the war with Spain, is to be transform
cd into troopship for service between
this country and Manila, and will re-
Gnire extensive work in changes which
VIII cost about $50. 900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
noo.rvrI, rn,scs ll,n0.
(3y Telegraph to virginInn-pil

New York. Sept. 2l.--ro-day Govern
or Roosevelt, speaking at the Otsego
county iair at Cooperstcwn, y. ",
said
Il transacted one piece OF business
to-day that may he OF interest TO you
of the Grand Army. l see by the press
that there has been some hitch in the
arrangements of the parade to moet
Dewey and ] ttlegmphed to the Major
General commanding the National
Guard of this State that the Grand
army Is to have the right of position
or ANYTHING IL wants in the parade. If
! can prlnS 1t about am going To have
the heroes of the great war occ,,pv fbn
foremost position"
Governor Roosevelt is General Roe's
superior officer and the Grand ARMY
VIII probably march in the place Of
honor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
WALLAcR,ls- curious

The above show. with forty two
cars, arrived In the city yesterday
morning and at once began to unload
ana carry their equipments, ETC., to n
iot IN the rear OF the cotton factory on
the Shell road. About noon they pa
RACED the streets and made q most
cseditSble display: in fact 1t was the
argest display ever seen In this city.
!. The show is all that they advertise
1t to be. and even more 1t Is Without
II doubt the hest show that has ever
eShlhlted In this city and differs in
every respect from all others.
Iherc are three rings, in which there
Is Il performance going on at all times,
ana it puzzles one to keep their eyes
on all of them. The Wilson family
consists of nine persons, from years
oid up, and they are The greatest aero
nat performers of the age, and this
alone is worth tine price OF admission
The Bicycle riding is simply wonderful.
some OF the most difficult feats being
performed The Japanese troupe is
wonderful. The bare back riding is ex-
ceiient. The entire company is way
above the average and those who at
.end In Norfolk to-day will not be
disappointed with the show.
The managerlc is the best that has
visited this city for scme time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AS administrator on The estate of the
late ". L. Cattenhead, shat, proceed to
sci! nj public auction SATURDAY, the
5Sd instant, at O'clock, IN front of Shea 8
boat shed. at Scett's Creek. Norfolk coun-
~, the THREE SLOOPS-Clark, Arthur
ana lonic--and four Yankee or Staten Is
land ski:fs. Terms cash. Those having
claims against said boats will please pres
ent same to me for payment
At the same time, on Glasgow street en-
tended. between First ard Virginia ave-
nues. l shall sell to tho highest bidder all
of tho HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE contained in said residence
Terms cash.
JOHN II. JOHNSON.
seH-td administrator
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
Az ora cnurch nc.lraxe.,

tsy Telegraph 10 vlrginian-F iiot.)
Lima, Peru, via Galveston. Texas
Sept. PA great fire this evening nj,
most completely destroyed the famous
ana beautiful Church OF San Francisco
founded by PiZzaro in 1885. "
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
B,e Fir" In stack yards.

tBy telegraph to virginian- Pilot,
Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. 21.-rire to.dov
did s27a,0O0 damage to buildings In TIA
stock-yards' district There were I aoo
horses In the stables at the time The
nre broke out. but none were injured :
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22

Inc target shooting was also good,
Or. Byrd winning the gold medal The
score was as follows:
Gala CHER, IL; Byrd. IL: Pierce, 49,
}allentire, IL Stewart, RI: Redd. so
Butt. p; Schooler %; White, SO; Car
re';t, SO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
NOTICE.

seaboard and Roanoke Il. II. Co.
r. HE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE
l stockholders OF this company will be
held az the office of the company, in
portsmouth,, Va. on TUESDAY, October
Sd, 1859. at II O'clock a. m. -
SEQ JNO. II. SHARP, treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
Mnrtlall.nmin .,a,.

Aiglers. Sept. 2i.-In consequence Of
me anti-Semitic disturbances here yes
.eruuS, the Governor has stabIished
10 the proclamationtof martial law.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
,prend oiYc,Iow rcy.r.

tBy Telegraph TO Virgninn- Pilot.)
Key West. Fla. Sent. 21.-Twcntv-
Tour new cases OF yellow fever and
Two deaths IS the record for the past
twcntyfour hours.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
PORTSMOUTH GUN CLUB.
They Had Two Shoots" Yesterday n

NUIUiIlDIN PaTk.
The Portsmouth Gun Club enjoyed
the regular weekly shoot Of the organ
iEasion yesterday afternoon, the &C.
casien being more interesting than
usuai on account of the double shoot"
one at live birds and the other at
targets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22

We keep every shape OF collars. Lei
us sell you your collars. Chas. r. We'll
ton s, Co. .s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22
Portsmouth, Va. Sept. 81, 1899.
l.. Dashiell. General Insurance

My Dear sir-I have this day received a
check in full, being payment of loss on
my stock and fixtures covered by your
policies-tire occurring on the 10th of Sep
TENDER at 1880 a. m
Please accept my thanks for Your
prompt action and general courtesy shown
me While making settlement.
Yours truly,
j. j.. DECKwITH.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-22

WI ANTED-TWo GENTLEMEN TO
w board in private family; large airy
room, centrally located. Address x, care
oil Nirgin:an-Pilot. se20-St
ID OARDERS WANTED-TWO on
Up three gentlemen can obta n board IN
desirable locality, with private family:
privilege OF bath. and terms moderate.
Address W.. this office. se?l-3te
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06
ELM

z,ChrOnicle.
EfIsyla is reported quite serious
b sbcess Of the brain.
BALDWIN has purchased the build
occupied by B. R. Marin as a
lp AMI expects to occupy it the
Splember.
ICELAND wife, OF Getchell, Wash,
Here the first Of the week and will
b Bells father S. S. Palmer and
tives until after the Fourth.
fhy on the east bound freight
he three fiat cars loaded with
en about 100 feet long. They
FAt 70 Thos. ]. shryock & Co. OF
h Maryland. We understand
Murray has an order to ship a
dthe same sized spars ftom his
he branch. This is surely q
lance to be forced to send ship
1.-THE increased cost OF vessels as
Mould be a strong argument in
hip building on the coast.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06
hisfiet Session I. o. G.. T.
(COmmunicated.)

strict session Of District Lodge
tOG. T., met at Aberdeen on
nd 20.
fvsningo Of Wednesday the lodges
qsn meeting at the Methodist
md the speakers on this occasion
Matte N, Graves, grand lodge
Ar. A. W. Steers, grand lodge
! and Mr.. James h. O'Farrell,
sse treasurer. These three tai
1asers were listened to with
Sa'are, and combined with two
ae'ed quartets, made an evening
remembered by all who were
10 Thursday, sessions were
The |. 0. 6. 4. hall and officers
20 10Y the next year, and also
'ae district degree was conferred
isnbers, reports were read from
slnste lodges as to their condi-
l'er Of members and state OF
700 other items Of general inter-
tasa decided interest and gain
7smp IN most Of the lodges in
Fyar.
ae Young, Of Aberdeen. was
~esafe from District No. 6 to
'asm at the grand lodge at
\. ~ on July 18th to 25th, with
C~ ~ Graves, Of Centralia, as
IN Thursday evening, after a
session, the members OF the
a. srved the visiting members
s'eioua lunch Of strawberries
"se' which was heartily en-
~ ana at a late hour the ses-
w. Lodge No. 6 closed, after one
-. ,' instructive and profitable
aha ever held.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06
county News.
HoQUIAM.

HOQUIAM.
i.n vuAinst0nian:
hall Of the A. o. U. w. is rap
hs completion.
(pSst.ki has set q good example
"a bis place Of business
ilax Hitchings will probably
soon for a big schooner,
bng.
promptly put a stop to the
E,ip.ie shooting Of firecrackers by
L* ordnance. 1t was getti'.gto
kslce.
Of the school board last
t.suing MISS Abbie @. Kellogg
I'll TO gil the remaining vacancy
hos d teachers. Miss Kellogg is
IiNn. Lycan and has splendid
kis IS u teacher.
Inv the way Hoquiam logsers
Improvements, it is only nee
|snll attention to their use OF the
r. Lytle Bros. have six in use.
three camps, one to the store,
h Iesidence and one at the dam.
|Bs. have FIVE, two at the camps,
he residence, one at the office and
be rafting ground. r. d. Merrill!
E,lne up to his camp at New
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06

x3i feet, {
mess. I'M
Id, the o.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06

Albert Phillips. 100 yard foot race, LIST
pirze, 1. Gallagher; End prize, w. L..
Wooten. Girls foot race, Gertie Kaiser
and Minnie Richau tied and divided the
prize. Hose contest, LIST prize, Aberdeen
Fire Dept. Tug OF war, lst rize, Indian
team.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06

The time to see the doctor is
from any disease or are paying the
nature. Your duty is to get the
of skill, the doctor of ability,
the doctor who can cure you.
whose reputation is established.
questioned, whose cured patients a
monuments OF his successful practi(
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06

omaha |
the Deard
|'ket agent
|twice-a-w9
Billingsa1
ingin non1
|
IS are accea
90 4kio
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06
"'u'ng Of Township Plat.

e. hereby given that Township
'suge ! west, W. NJ, has been
|,,,', a0 that the official plat of
Ess sup Will be filed in this Office
Es.,',,a y OF August, 1899, at the
| "A ' ~, am, and that on and
40 day Of August, 1899, we
~spsied to receive applications
:! % lands in such township.
re- DEcKrBAcn,
As'asr, Olympia Land Office.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
BIG SMELTER
To Be Erected in This City
Preliminary Arrangements Are
Made and Work Will Prob
ably Commence Within
Next Sixty Days,

The erection of smelter at Grand
junction is practically assured, all the
preliminary papers having been signed
and enough money having been secured
to make it certain that the smelter will
be built
The capacity of the smelter has not
yet been decided, but if the proposed
plans are endorsed by the stockholders
OF the enterprise it will have daily ca
pacity of not less than 500 tons and pos
sibly 1000, making it one OF the largest
in the state.
j. E. Phillips yesterday had closely
buttoned up in his inside pocket papers
securing title to 1,500 building lots in
the town of Grand Junction, 50 acres Of
outside property donated by public
spirited individuals who are anxious to
have the smelter erected and options for
other lands which will give the smelter
company more than 100 acres. The ca
pacity OF the smelter will be decided as
soon as the stockholders can be brought
together.
The proposition to erect smelter at
Grand Junction is the outgrowth OF the
scheme for the construction OF big
mat te smelter IN Denver exploited by FL
M. Joralamon several weeks ago The
original proposition was to erect a pyrit-
ic smelter in Denver, but when the mat
ter was thoroughly exploited it was
found that there we're serious difficulty
in the way Of its execution. AS the COM
papy was organized it was decided to in
vestigate different localities in the state
and after some weeks it was finally set
tied upon few days ago that Grand
Junction was the most favorable locality
for a smeter and that it should be e
general lead smelter with large capaci-
ty. The location is said by the promo
ters of the plant to be one Of the most
favorable in tho state. Ores from Lead
vile can be brought to Grand Junction
with practically down hill haul the
distance to the summit OF the continen-
tai divide being comparatively trifling
From Aspen the haul is entirely down
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
Retail Clerks Organize.

Yesterday afternoon there was meet
ing held of all the retail clerks in the
city, for the purpose of organizing To-
cal branch of the Retail Clerks Interna-
tionnl Protective Association.
There were present at the meeting
twenty three clerks, who all became
members of the local branch Of the Or
der.
number OF interesting points were
discussed relative to the betterment Of
the condition Of the clerks OF the city,
together with the reading Of some matter
from the national headquarters.
An election for officers took place with
the result that j. w. Thomas wac elect
ed president; c. A. Smith, secretary and
treasurer.
The organization will be pushed this
winter and all the retail clerks Of the
city solicited to become members.
Commissioner Bryson P. Blair is a vis-
itor in the city today from DeBeque.
John F. Moore, manager OF tho Grand
Valley Fruit Growers Association, re-
turned home Sunday from Pueblo,
where he served as member Of the fed
eral grand jury.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
FREIGHT WRECK.

Ell Paso, Texas-The California fast
freight, drawn by two monster engines,
while running at the rate OF 35 miles an
hour. was ditched about three miles this
side of Langley late last night. Both
engines jumped the track and thirteen
cars followed, piling in a mass OF wreck
ed timbers and iron work. The engineers
and firemen jumped for their lives, but
did not escape without injury Engine
er Mattair was seriously hurt, while both
the iremen were badly bruised. Three
tramps who were stealing ride in one
Of the wrecked cars were instantly kill
ed. Wrecking crews left here for the
scene OF the accident.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
WANT HIM TO RESIGN.

Chicago-Resolutions asking Senator
William E. Mason to resign his seat in
the United States senate and expelling
him from honorary membership in the
club were presented and discussed at the
regular monthly meeting OF the Old Tip
pecanoe club, held in the club room Of
the Sherman house. Final action was
deferred until the next meeting of the
club. This was done to give MIR. Mason
an opportunity to deny whether his pub
lished statements condemning the ma
tional administration were reported
correctly.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30

hill. From Ouray the conditions are the
same, the haul being on a down grade.
Fuel can also be obtained from Crested
Butte with down grade and experienc-
ed smelter men say that the location
cannot be equalled in Colorado.
Several minor details have yet to be
completed before active operations can
be commenced, but enough money has
already been pledged to secure the con
struction of the plant and applications
for stock have been received in such vol
ums that there is no longer any doubt
OF the success of the plans. A meeting
is to be hold this week, at which the de p
tails will be decided upon and it is not
unlikely that the pr paratory work will
be commenced within the next 60 days.
Some of the most experienced smelter
men in Colorado are connected with the
enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
HE DID NOT OFFER 1T.

st. Louis-Colonel Nicholas M. Bell,
ex superintendent of the foreign mail
service, returned from Washington to-
day. he said to the Associated Press:
"The story floating around to the effect
that l had by the authority of the ma
tional Democratic committee. rendered
Admiral Schley the nomination for vice
president Of the United States, is pure
fabrication. The committee certainly
has no such authority, individually or
collectively. The convention will at
tend to that"
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
TOOK ONE MINUTE.

Chicago-It took Bob Fitzsimmons
Just one minute and ten seconds to dis
pose Of Jeff Thorne, the English middle
weight champion, before the Tattersall
Athletic association. A short left hook
to the Britisher's jaw did the business,
the latter reeling and falling in limp
heap to the ring floor, where he lay prone
on his face until Referee Hogan uttered
the fatal ten count and motioned to the
crowd that all was over. The burst Of
cheering which came from the specta-
tors rose to still wilder pitch when the
victor stopped and raised the uncon-
scious form of his defeated foeman in
his mighty arms, supporting him until
relieved of his burden by Thornes Sec
onds. Then, and not until then, Fritz
strode to his corner, with the triumph
ant look Of man who has had a some
what painful duty to perform and has
performed it ina manner emitting him
to applause.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
WRIT GRANTED
Especial to the Sentinel. J

Denver, Colo. =, Oct. SO-Supreme court
has granted writ supersedeas, Starr and
Mckinney. Sheriff wired to ALLOW bond