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Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Robert L Williams, De

Estate of Robert L Williams, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrative of the
Estate of Robert L. Williams, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhabrts them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four AZ
months after the first publication Of
this notice to the said Administrative
at Lehi, M%ricopa County, A. T., the
same being the place for the trt nsac-
tion of the business CT said estate ia
said County of Marioepa.
HANNAH WILLIAMS.
Administrators of Robert L. Williams,
Deceased. -"
Dated this this 7th day Of October, 1899.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

The Maricopa &Phoenix will resume
the running of Sunday exeursions from
Mesa, beginning June 4th, andS every
Sunday thereafter, during the SIMMER
season. The rate to Phoenix and return
will be 75cts from Mesa and 5Cct5ssfom
Tempe. Tickets good ON date of sale
only. Trains 6 and 7 will be annylled
every Sunday, and special passenger
train will leave Mesa at 500 p. IA.
Tempe 5:35 p. m. for Phoenix, returning
will>leave Phoenix 1000 p. m. Pacific
time.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead application No. 1852.
department of the Interior. J
Land Office at Tucson, Arizona,
August, lStI290

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proot in sup.
port of Els claim. and that said prcot
will Re made before the Clerk of the
District Court, at Phoenix Arizona, on
Satur lay. September 80, 1899 viz: Hiram
Gilbert, of Mesa, ,Arizona, for the SCI
of NEf'Q Seq. s. TAN R. E, 6. 8
S. r. B. & M
lie names The following witnesses to
prove MS continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, Viz: James
Power, Wylie Dukes, Bernard Power
apd-Abram Post, all of Mesa Arizona
MILTON R. MOORE,
First pub Aug % Register
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
MESA, FLORENCE AND GLOBE
STAGE LINE.

Three trips week. Daylight Travel Stage
stops over night at Riverside.
'LeaYes Mesa a. m. Moadays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.. Arrives at Florence at 1880 a. M
Leaves F;qfShic@ at p. m arriving al Globe at
p. N. the following day. s
Leaves Globe,-7a. m. Mondays, Wednesda, 8
and Fridays Arrives at Florence at IL a. m .
the following ay. Leaves Florence for Mesa
at p. ln Arrives at Mesa al p. NJ. )"
Fare-tflobe and r,turn Sl5oeS single faro
$1,000; ltiverslle and return Sl00o, single f;rs
$o.O': Iinerat Cre''k and return $1,000. si gle
1jTG - w; Florence drotrrn S5. CO. single fe re
% w G. G. HOHXEl1
Proprietet.' t.''
B. NJ. Johnson & Bros. Agents at Mesa. <
Armour, Arent at Globe; Price & ShiEldn
Agents at FL renee, l.. ". Collins, Agent at
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
RED HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the ball that hit G.. B. Steadman
of Newark, Mich,in 1.-The Civil War;. II
caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises. Burns. Boils, Felons,
Corns, Skia Eruptions. Best Pile cure
on earth: .25ca box Cure guaranteed
Sold by J II Barnett, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20

Mrs. 5. M. Harris has been visiting
Mfs. W.. A. Kimball during the past
week. = :
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxa tive Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure 25c. The genuine has I. B. @.
on each tablet. 81 6m
T. 3. Pomeroy returned from Globe
last Wednesday. .
TO CURE AtCOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cBre, 25c. The genuine has L. b.
@. oia each tablet. s1-em
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20

Train No. connects with Southern Pacific
train No. 10. eastbound, leaving Maricopa at
1920 p. m.
Train No. 2. connects with Southern Pacific
train No. 20, westbound, leaving Maricpps at
5:45 a. m.
Connections male at Phoenix with s. f. P. &
P. r. r. for Prescott and Congress.
Connections at Mesa with stage for Goldfeld,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1890 p;
m for Florence and Globe. Tuesdays. Thursr
days and Saturdays, at o'clock a. m. =
Trains stop on signal.
Pullman Pa lace Sleepin. car on al! trains be
tween Phoenix and Maricopa.
N. X. MASTEN, B. P.PORTER,
President. General .S4pt.
u. @. RIGKNELLa General Passenger Agt,
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC

1 Il T. SUU III EKN PACIFIU
Leads in completeness of equip-
ment, comfort of transport, prompt
ness Of service, East snd elegant
trains, with pintsch gas lights on all
cars. Dining cars on all limited trains.
Lhe highest standard maintained all
the year round. No snow blockades,
230 miles the shortest line to Los
Angeles, quickest time tb all eastern
points. For further information cal
on or address, M. 0. BICKNELL
- . !" Agent
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20

Quite number of homeseekers and
strangers have been in cur town dur
ing the past week.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20

we are in receipt Of a copy of the
Arizona Nsw'Mexico Workman, pub
lished by Messfa Pssh y Brown at
Phoenix. 1T is the Workman official
organ, and presents good apptar-
ance.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20


During the winter of 1897 Mr.. James
Reed, one Of iAe leading citizens and
merchants of Clay. Clay Co, W. Va
struck his,leg against a cake OF ice in
u'h manner as to.Abr9iss it severely.
[tbecame very much swpllen,apd panied
him so badly that he could not walk
without the aid of crutches. He was
tseat ed by physicians, also used several
kinds Of lsniment and two and half
gallons of whisky in bathing it. but
aothing gave any relief until he began
qaing Chamberlain's 'PaiI balm. This
brought .alIRoss "a complete cure in a
weeks tiGs and he believes that had he
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
"Dining station.

Through tickets to all roints in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
CONNECTIONS: Jerome Ju7ction with q.
Y. q Ry for Jerome; p 4 E. Junction with
p. b. r r. for Huron and Mayer; Mayer with
stage to Crown King and other mining points:
mining camps; Congress Junction with Stage
lines for Congress-, Harqua Ha'a, Stanton and
y Yarnell: Hot Springs junction with the c.. C..
the ar-year round health resort; Phoeaix with
the NJ; & P. & 8. r. V. r Il for points on the
8. p. System.
E. W. GILLETT
II +. ANEWALT, General Agent.
zen. frt. Pass Agt. Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20

Deputy Sheriff VIM. Moore has
bo6h in Mesa during the past week
serving District Court ptpeifs.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
A. 2. SHEWMAN.
Attorney at-Law,
MESA CITY, ARIZONA.

Will practice all the Courts Of
Arizona. Legal papers carefully and
correctly drawn. Notary Public. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
ONE DESIGN STEAM YACHTS.
To lie of the Torpedo Boat Pattern, and
HerreshoGs VIII Build Them.

NEWPORT Nov. 1b.-Tha new seyenty-foot
sloops will not he the only attraction next
season. but one design class OF steam yachts
IL 10 maze its appearance, Like the soops.
they are to be designed and built by the Herre-
SHOTS at the Bristol works Those boats will
be the same In construction. but In furnishing
they will he subject to tho fancy OF the owner.
The father Of this class is Edwin d. Morgan.
one OF the leading vachtsmen Of the world. and
who for some years has been ia close touch
with the views of.the Herreshors
The one design steamers. the nrst ~ their
kind. are to be Of the regular torpedo boat de-
sign. very much after the style ~ the stietto.
except for lines. They are to be ~ feet over
all ~ feet on the water line. and with beam
OIL feet q inches They are 20 be of composite
construction. with steel frames and doubls
panking. The bow will be- overhanGing. much
after the Columbia model. with rounding stern
and q frceboard Of six feet. They vii! be
whaleback forward under which will be ths
quarters for the crew. The owners cabin and
saloon will be below deck. and there will be
nothing standing over three feet above tbs
deck. They will be supplied with signal aft
for lights and flag.
The owners ~ the new yachts wished twin
screws. but at the advice % HrTreshoH a single
screw boat was agreed upon They are 10
have guaranteed speci o. twenty miles on
cruising caracity OF seventeen miles. Three
boats are known 20 have been ordered. The
first one, now under con struction. IL To be for
August Belmont. and IL TO he under steam ~
Christmas. Ths, other two are for Edwin y.
Heireshon works IL il said that a fourth boat
IS TO be built. but no owner Is mention cd 'pr
i. They will act as tenders for the seventy
footers being built for the same men.
II Is also learned that the new sloops VIII
have as much o: al oyerhang az did the Co!um.
hia. They are to bc 1O4 feet over all IS m
the water line. making an oyerhang OF ~
feet. II was also learned that the cad on the
new boats weighs about siNty-nye tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
Company Wins the Point Trophy at
Twenty-third Regiment Games.

The armory OF the Tweuty-thiri Regiment
was crowded to the doors on Saturday night
the occasion being the fifteenth games ot the
Athletic Association. Several Of the r.Rl-
ment's armory records we're wired Off the
slate. Summaries follow:
loo.Yard Dash. HAndicsp-Frnsl heat won by K
VI. EylAnd. Company A. IL feet; y. Il Putnam. IT.
Company 7. ls feet second. A. e. Porter. Company
X. 10 feet. third. Time 10 b seconds
Half Mile Run. Novice Won by ". J. C0riin Com
pHny O.. o. l. wohh, COMPANY @. second q r.
Nj nor Company =. third. Time, minutes II as
go. Yard Dash CADET Corpl-N by. Edward e
Van Cleaf II. n. Van DUN. second, y. y. street
one Mile Bic,s'e Race. Novice, s,ratch--won by
W $. L,nd;cy C,mpH T5. o y ison VI;
HSif Mile Walk ianieap-won by A. = Buckley.
F"P sasond. .r SsE' b sa GSmpsny %S'
seconds. and @, + E Camp"ny 4. scratch.
Running H'gh JTmn. HsuiiyNp Won by Il. II
n Sa H"Ts cSmp an 'A ns HR%p
second o. 7, Lyon; Company + in hes, third.
Lediard, Company f. 40 yards + Hrndr1ck. COM
pany ii, 20 yardr. second ". =. Lindsey. Company
aso.Ysri pa.h Novice scrHtci-F insi heat Won
ys: b h'I tr, G9%RAIE , e H. C. Mp"p C9mPany
Half Mlls Run. Hsndicsr-wop by W, r Rollins,
.Sra Gh onI DaHu ompanr oR R any Srds
tnlil. Time, y minutes To SrTu'ltr.
LiOYari Kun IIandir ap-Wnu b. 4. A. Jackson
yards. second. II. Il. IAvtou. Jr.. Company O. 10
TwoMilr Bicycle Race. Handi,s p- Won by Alex.
huder BreNrnGorf. Company q, scratch: " =
! Lindsey Company q, l?o yards. second +. Hon
| bricks. Company O. 40 yards, thiri. Time, min
utcs 10 20 80 'nuda,
| iVi-Yari Hurdle Race. Handicap-won by A W
Bowie. Company H. = feet X H. HadGcld, Company
| u. scratch second; q. W Rcimrr, Company q =
| feet third Time. ~ - seconds
pole Vault. Hand irap Won by H. u. IAlhold,
II D.. 2 har
| Company X, = inches second; 4, ". BOWIE, Com.
sack Race. SCruch--Non by l., TYLER. Company G.;
VI, -. kchardSun, Company %, second; ". r.. Flnue.
| gan, COMPANY &, third. Tm", Ia - seconds,
22OIATt Dash, Hand cap--Fnal heat won by X
| VI. FvJui. Company A, ~ Yards. ". i. Turner,
| Company q. - yards, second y. Il Iunam. Jr.
COMPANY ,, II yMls third, me - seconds.
| One Mile Run, Handcup-Wnn bv ". + Rollins
| COMPANY A. scratch g. F. King, Company + ~
! yards, second, @. +. llinS Company A. ~ yards
/ 22o Yard Hur,il" Race HnldIchu-Won by A W
| bowie, Company IL, yards g. II. iTadheld Com.
| pany D. yards, rrrunh: a.. W, Relmer Company
| q scratch. third. Time, ~ / - seconds,
| Potato Race, Scratch Won hv II. e HocLstnF
| Company X; John GIlhardt, Company q. second n,
| |. Wilnv, COMPANY r. third. Time ~ 20 scrnuds
| Putting l'-pnlrd Shot, Handi ap--WOn hy 4. -.
| Underw GOD. COMPANY q, = feet = inches. with an
actual put NJ ~ foot inch: q. =. Lyon. Company
| +, feet rn.h"s second H. l., Scott. Jr. Company
| Relay Raco-won by Company K Compsnv a
second, Company A third. Time, ! minute III = )
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20

Metropolitan roadi;es will doubtless add
many new trotters and PAGERS TO the long list
Of Speedway llyers before the end Of the week.
The big fall sales, which annually follow the
National Horse Show. will begin to-day. con-
tinuing until Wednesday of next week Breed
ers. turimen and roadites from all over this
country and Europe are here to bid on the
horses. At the American Horse Exchange.
W. y. Grand will sell to-day. tomorrow and
on Wednesday about 400 harness and saddle
horses from the stables OF DIR. W. Seward Webb,
John s. Bratton., VI. II, Tichenor aud other
well-known breeders and dealers, At Madison
square Garden the FasiR- Upton Company
will start IN to sell nearly 900 trotters and
PAGERS. along with few >thoroughbreds and
trotters and twelve PAGERS having re"orIs ni
2:lO or better are cataogued for this sale,
Among the noted horses that will pass under
this year reeled on the fastest three heats ever
Irottsd 5 5y stallion E,Gree; NOS, ksn.ucky
2:ooS. Rubber. 10 and Little Edgar. 2;l0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
Racing Gossip from Washington.

WAsHISGrOS. Nov l9-Dilly Barrck has
purchased Trillo from L. q, Appleby for
81 800, the two ycar-old Gales from Edward
Kelly for $500. aud tho two-yoar-od vendlg
from :. Lenry, The price paid for vendG is
not known, hut II 4. probably more than the
price Of ,Tril 10 and CiaIes nut together. Bar
rick will have the horses shipped 70. New Or
leans after this me',ipg They viii be hand
here TODAY with a carload Of horses for, New
BROWNS Ben Haiad aud Bisrneystone' me- 'a""
II now turns gu; that McFonso, the winner
which those behind the good thing Secured e as
weight. McFonso carried i5l pounds but It is
fairs around Maryland and washington he
should have shouldered fourteen pounds more.
| and W; Cahill. owner Of Julius CHser who ran
second, will get i: Jockey Frank nLeary,
sidy for bad behavior at the post on Tuesday
last has had his suspension lifted and will ride
| tomorrow Frank Beard W send his trainer
to New Orleans with several horses and Jockey
The management has yielded to the wishes
| with the aid OF u rubber band stretched across
| the track.
First Raco-Selling; thr1 e.year-olds: seven fur.
lonIs-M"tan1a, los pounds Claroha lob James VI,
stTangSst and Ben no kIde 1872 Spsodmss yorls
l. Chevi3t, On 'LepidA 'Judgo Masee and
| ~lyrobA, ~
| apprentice allowance.
| Second Race-MAiden two-year.olds; I'VE furlonVs
and half-Adjutor, Randy. silver Maple. Peeier,
Mart Smpson Thermos, Grandeur, The Critic The
Corinthian. warrenwood. James, Robert Metcaif
| Fonsolee and @. + wightman, 40 pounds: LOfter
| and SpAlder, lOI.
| Third Race-One mile and 100 yards-Langdop.
Il2 pounds; Strangest. DIR, EichberR, The Gardner
and Duke OF MiIdleburgh, no; Lady Lindsay and
| AyocA. lO7; La Vega. 100.
| Fourth Race-Sellng; two.year olds; six furlongs
| bermuda Hundred. l0+ pounds; Vendig and
James, ,ss; Hendricks. Peeler and Jucoma. 81;
| al Ia LETT lie 80
| Fifth RAce-.sellingj three-year.olds and upward
| ono mile and sixteenth Queen OF Song, IOi
pounds; Alyardo H., ROTTERDAM and Brisk lOs,
Compensation. loii 8. Lorenzo, %; Our Nellie, Isl
/ Tyran, 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20

The Northern bovlers again sustained doable
aefs.t the Fire Insurance teAsIs .ournanent At
FIasr CANT.
stead. $50 Porter, 100: hi, isi. Tot.i iis.
Northern-Buhler. 1875; starr. 1870; TallmAn, lsii
sehlAtter. io7 sullivan. l4h. Total. oso.
oAxE
Norwich Union Phillips. 1874 Morris. 1871: DIN
Atlantic Mutual Hearth. ia Seaboid. iia
Jones. las, Peck. ia Ferdon, III. Total $50.
THIRD o,NE.
NoTthera.Ruhlsr. IA sshpath.ta. }ss! o.n
Atlantic Mutual - Hearth. luH, Seubold, iot;
Jones. I5t, Peek. III Ferdon i2i. Total $50.
The two Chase team. made their hr-t appearance
81 the se.son IN the Bank CLERKS LsAeue tourna.
seoresG
FIRST CAN'T.
,st watson. isS; Sssnsr iCI; Hill 100 Total Total
Barber IiS; schocpp' 1874; Jones. i4s Total. oa2.
sIcoSp eANE-
Chase National l-HAynes ia! Martin, 1873.
Freed. iol Ml,GhelI; lSl; Booth. 1875. Total 7o4
Der 100, sehoepp. i.S, Jones, itI. Total sol
Third CANT.
Ladenburx ThAlmAnn Il Co.-sa,ken. la; Smith.
~ watson. 100 wagner, lbA; Hill, lSA Total 7o'i.
1872; Mitchell i4v; Booth ia. Total. 7.s
IN. closing games OF tn. week In wiez.nd's tour
nament, rolled on saturday night, follow:
YIRsT CANT.
Earthquake No. 2-Knoble. %; Mtnbsuer. ia,
Simpson, i4A; Koib. ~. Kriuss. l?N. Total, sty.
Grove i!!!-No,gt. i2l. Dab, i:.: sotsI 1871
BAyer i55. EcksIein, i62. Total osl.
sEcoSp GAM,
Earthquake No. 2-Knoble. 100: Millhauer f.s;
ColumbiA-BrySc. l2-. Peterson, laG. Schnid. l4p:
DteTing 49, Bruno, l62. Total, us.
The South BrooElvn wheeltncn won two games in
thu Class tournament OF Of the l. l. A. Of oycii nx
clubs on saturday night, The scores;
Fixsr G,NF,
South Brooklyn w-Hamilton los, HUDSON, 1877;
stnutenburgh. las Emo. l4"; Henry, i2s Total,
Mon,auk w.-Gnmm. 1876, Holzingsr. %. HslmieA.
ll5a boesl, 100: BAar. l4S. Total. aSb.
SECOND CANT
Nontauk w-Grimm. 2o2: HolIinger. l2S: Hell
m,,h. l9t. noesI. Lao: Baer az. Total. 40.
man, III; Stager, 1o+. HuelH. lO6. Total, 6ai.
THIRD u,ME.
Defender W.. Werner, lo2. Br~hm. 40; schliss.
man. lae staser. liz; iiuels ISL, Total. dti.
south Brooklyn w.-HAmilton, 1854; Hudson. loT;
s,outenburnh. i3d: Emo. 1874 Henry. i3a. Total,
on5.
The AnneS and Belmont teams played two "a me
In the rwcIty'sir;h Ward tournament % Brooklyn,
~ Rossel alleys on saturday night The scores;
FIRsT G,Mr.
AnueJ-Theisen. lO7; Ka'mmsr. log. May, l3s;
Cook. lsd Fyring. ltd. Total Tgi.
Belm ont eii, 1888. Van slyka, 1870; Nelson, III.
Berg, 1872; Bachrach, i54. Total. 7ip.
sKCoSp CANE.
AnneS-Theisen. lss; KAemmer. ia; May I4s;
Cook, 1879. Eyring, lda Total ala.
Belmout-kein. li6; Van Slyk", 1853; Nelson. 1<T:
Berg, 1888; Bachrach, 100 Total, I+a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20

In place Of tho contest between spike sullivan and
Tom Brudrrick, which has fallen through. Hobby
pubhs ANA Jim Ferns ~ Buffalo will meet in A
twenty -hNe round attic at the Hercules A. c..
Brooklyn. tonight,
81. IuUis Nov. lH.-JaCk Finnegan Of pittspurR
and Australian" Jimmy Ryan ~ New York went
twrntS rounds 10 draw At the st, Louis 4, O. last
ulgnt, Tho mat III mad been arranged between Bon
ner and Ryan, but the former was unable to box
owing L. IN lhscess. Flnne.an was hastily substi.
tutrd. Tho men met a. catch weights,
ON behalf Of Jrh Thprne the English nlidd To-
weight. sam fitzpatrick has issued the follow ing
statement; d" wish to challenge Tommy Ryan 10
meet Thorne. twenty or twenty Ave rounds at the
midhlcwrigh limit. Thorue has been defeated only
twlco IN his ring career. by Fiksimmons and Mccoy
In ease Ryan does nOtaccep this drh II open to any
or all aspiring middleweghts save Mccoy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
BARpARD TEAM FINISHES TIE SEA
son WITHOUT DEEF1T

Yale. However, Has Only Had Five Points
scored Against Her. Although She Has
Lost One Game, ms Have Princeton and
Iafayette-Records Of Prominent Elevsns
The tie game between Harvard and Yale still
further complicates the football situation.
Had the Crimson closed the season with
victory she would have Internationally been
declared the champion Even with stand-on
with her old rival she will probably be regarded
as the premier football university by many. as
IL must be remembered she has passed
through tho season without defeat
while every other prominent team In
the country has sustained one or more re-
verses. Should Yale prevent Princeton from
scoring on next Saturday. the Blue will have
gone through the year with the smallest num-
Dor Of points chnlkcd up against her. Cornells
touchdown is the only tally that has vet been
recorded on the wrong side OF her ledger.
Yale, Princeton and Lafayette have thus far
been defeated only once. Cornell. Columbia
and the University OF Pennsylvania are charged
with two defeats ench and they have yet game
or two to play. The scores OF tho prominent
eeypns to date are as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Veteran Stein of the seventh Br~aks the
Armory Record for Rapid Fire.

A handicap match was the attraction at tho
Seventh Regiment armory on Saturday night.
Each contestant fired seven shots standing
and seven prone. and those maEing the i've
hest scores won the prizes. The first class men
were handicapped u points the second class
or sharpshooters. with less than a record Of ~
points. 4 points: third class . points and
fourth class. Point. except that any man
making full score would be winner Of tho
first prize irrespective % han Heap. A. Stein
made 80. one short Of being full score. on
account OF his handicap. however. he got onlv
third prize Brnndreth. oi company l. was
captured second prl2".
Four men qualified "a shareholders an
three ms experts 4 Stein broke tho armory
record .or rapid nre. In his two string, he
made a.. which is nine points more than had
ever been made up TO last night. The scores
'Hlow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
Lester Hurts His Hand and stops-McFad
den Wins.

large body ~ sports turned out to see Whitley
Lester Z PhiladephA meet George McFsdden, tho
crack lightweight Of thi, city. at the Pelican A. q.
ON SATURDAY night The men were scheduled to box
twenty rounds at 1873 pounds. In the hrst i've
rounds Lester made good showing and many
thought tho bout would 20 the limit Whitley
landed . RI sht swing on the back OF McFadden =
head III the seventh round and injured his hand so
hEily that was unable to continue. The referee
awarded the bout to Mcfadden.
Ia the hrSt preliminary bout " ten rounds. at =
pounds. young Sinister OF Philadelphia met TONY
Moran, The decision was draw. The second bout
~ ten rounds ~ 40 POUNDS brought out B,lly
West OF hath Beach aud Jack Collier. In the NTH
round Collier knoC ked his man out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-20
sullivan and Barrett Draw.

Two local seAtherus.ght.. Tommy sullivan Of
BROOKLYN and Silly Barrett 81 New York. furnished
the attraction u thn Greenwood 4. G. on Saturday
uIsLt Tie men were matched for tsenty rounds
AZ ~ pounds and the anar went tho limit The
dccision vas draw. The men apparently did not
punch hard. for although they reached each other
many tunes. neither was in any danger OF =
Knockout. ia point 81 skll, the boys were evenly
BALANCED. tut Barrett had the most myth. Eddie
Duughtr-t. VAS the referee. fair crowd Was
p sent aud IA, betting was lively.
In the Ht-' bout Jo" Hurst Of New York met Dave
smith II Brp0tlTn. AZ M POUNDS ten rounds
HURT upt the decision. The second bout was be.
tsren Young Carter ~ Brookly and Jack LoWery
" New Yuri Itwa' at catchweghts for tn rounds.
The decision went - LoNgrp.
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Another large gathering Of sports witnessed fast
hghtinx Eat the clubhouse Of the National A C..
brooklyn, on Saturday night. The nrst bout was
tor ten rounds II 1926 pounds, and had principals
Eid Williams aud "Duckey" Smith OF Brooklyn
Tho bout went the limit and Smith won on lea L.
The second bout brought together Eugene uarcia
and Johnny Hynrs of brooklyn. The hght went the
j MI. ten rounds, aud SaS promptly awar ted to
Hyn's. charlie. Draycou OF BrnnAlyn Hnl Fred
Mil ~ New York mot tor ten rounds at a h
wriLh~ Tho latter fouled his man in tha tnIrd
roUui and lort Tue neat night was for ten rounds
~ Loo pounds The principals wcrc Dick Baker aud
lien Brown. Baker was knocked through the ropes
IN III" ninth r uni. The police refused to let him
continue 50 Brown got the verdict.
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carkeek Defeat. Carroll at Wrestling.


FI1tIUI IVFF
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l9.--In a match here laat
night for the catch-as-catch- wrestling
championship Jack Cerkoek. an American. dc.
fe ated Joe Carroll Of Manchester, He won tho
frat fall in forty-three minutes. Tho her
culean American literally secured Carroll by
the neck aud seat and dropped him to tho
ground. He won the second fall In ten
minutes. Carroll scored the third fall In Ave
minutes.