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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14
BARBoN's CYCLONE DAMAGE.
Nearly Every House in Town More
or Loss Damaged.

or Loss Damaged.
Barron. Wis, June 14.-This city and
surrounding country was on Monday
night visited by severe tornado,
which did untold damage, nearly
every house In town being more OF
less damaged. The storm started with
a cloudburst. which drenched every
thing. The Norwegian church was to-
tally wrecked. The Barron HEADING
comDany's mill was partially wrecked
and the stock scattered badly. The
residence of J. W. Gillett was badly
damaged and penetrated In six places
by planks blown from adjacent lum-
Der yards. Gus sodsrbsrg's residences
was moved from its foundation. The
dwelling of W. P, Howard was turned
over on its side, and Mrs. Howard was
injured 80 that her recovery is doubt
full. Mr.. Howard received slight In z
juries. The large half completed resi-
dence Of Bert Fipnimore and 9. p. Fill
more was entirely destroyed. Many
barns and buildings were wrecked,
Nearly every store front on the east
side Of Third street was blown In. The
theater block and opera hall are
slightly damaged. John Martins b.
cycle shop was completely destroyed.
The upper half of the front Of A. F.
furniture store was blown
out. Mrs. L. G. McNurlin's millinery
store suffered likewise. The front Of
3. Nelson's furniture store, In tho
Opera House block, was blown IN. Tho
Third ward seboolhouse was moved
rom its foundation and nine boz cars
we're blown Oh the tracks. Mrs. Cfau-
lall's residence was wrecked and nu-
nerous other dwellings and buildings
ire out OF plumb as a result OF the
torn. Thousapds Of trees were up
'ooted. and the Aggregate loss will be
'ery heavy. No deaths reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14
Think 1t Over.

hu"h - OVSEs ,
DR.. Simms White Pulmonlc Balsam
will cure any kind of u cod 606king ST.
Durstein, wholesale and retail tobacco
jobber.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14

A Sure Cure.
Simms " hito fulmonio Baisam is st
sure cure for the grippe. B16 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14

strswn all around, while dead bodies
lie in many places. the corpsss badly
disfgured and some Of them hardly
recognizable.
The relief train from Blair arrived
about an hour after the storm and thu
work of picking up tho wounded was
begun. Willing hands did what thsy
could to help the injured, and in the
course of an hour the train pulled out
for Blair with 95 injured on board
They were taken to Blair, as there is
absolutely no place loft at Herman at
which treatment can be administered.
All the citizens Of Blair have thrown
open their houses to the wounded and
the unfortunates are being cared for
by competent surgeons Many of the
injured will die. but some Of them rs.
eeived but slight injuries. II is Inn
possible at this hour, owing to the oon-
fusion, to ascertain the number Of
dead, but IL are known to be dead,
and the list will run very much higher.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].

vJoTEL CENTRAL
"A 8. Tennessee Avenue.
Comfortable, homelike; moderate rates; or
chestra. CHARLES MCGIAADE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14

II Atlantic City, M.
Pacific Avenue between Arkansas aud Mis-
souri,. One block from Heading depot and
minutes walk from the beach. 100 airy rooms
at cottaE O rates. L. e. r. BROWN, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14

UNION PARK Gan Ca ssSSI BE sECURE1 3u ri,
picnics this season, by applying to
G. F. PFROMMEk, ais West Front st.
Je3lmT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14

ECH SALE-TEN r. 1. p. A. MS. FOR 8
n centsat druggists Ons gives relief.
a22lyrd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

=t 49, 81. .tH.rE' St.- :-s'& ~ S
Wyleczona.z reumatyzmu i astmy
pc Z latach pisze do Clebie kilka tych
wierszy, wiel. ojcze, ably Ci powie~
dzie6, re Gig nigdy ME zaromne "a
wyleczenie mnie z mojej choroby.
Wszystkie mole czlonki by}y %spuchnie-
te a l6l byl po prostu %okropnym; ME
mog4am spec ami j. Sc Opr6cz tego
cierpialam barczo ma sstme. tax Il N.Y.
slalam, re sig zadusze Tub zad}aw:e
straszliwym kaszlem, jaki mialam'
Wlelu mialam dokto,6w - lecz laden
z mich mnie ME wyleczyl, al zaczelam
bra6 lexarstwa wiel. OLGA Brooks'a.
Wzielo go tylko piec tygodni, ably
mpie zupelnie wyiecz.6 i music powie-
dice, Re jest jedynym cz1owieklem,
kt6ry mnje zrpt4nic wyltczy}. Mech
CT Bog da dlugie:zycia ola ]udu.
Zamezoa K. Wychlowcinska
Brooklyn, N. Y.
a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

T,eralz ,ystryi Ataaa.y zaczal
glosemsau',rEooezystym: z=ss
MR. .IPE'aanrie hrabiioo, ia mia
lem m. b ,r,,'e'4. Euzepiu gsi,. ] 1kt6
rego kochalem milosciazpod
w6jna, bratai oica. Pred
laty dwudziestu, kiedyy jam
szukal szczescia "a morzem,
on tu, " Skibniewicach, byl
rzadea. Pc lego smierci ira
gicznej NE przUecha}em
zaraz, zglosi]em sic dopiero
pozniej, gdy zqtrapienia i
wdowa po MIN umar}a. TREE
ba sic bylo opiekowad dice.
klein, kt6re 20 mich zosta}o:
Ty, panic hrabio, ME by}es
wtedy W domu; z iona, kt6
ras:= W owym czasie poslubil
.bawiles "a granIca. Pytalem
ludzi o szeg6}y smierci brata
wiesz co mi powiedziano?
= Ami sic dom$lam.
= les ty go zab;f, hrabio!
Ten, dok: 6rego te s|owa
|byly zvr6cone, groznie brwi
sciagna} niespokojnie sic
poruszy'; pr2dko jednak krew
zimna cdzyskal i :odrzek},
usmiecbajac sic bolesn;e:
- Prawda, przypominam
sob;e, re po :.tyn,s wypadku
krazy}y take pogfoski. Zlosc
ludzka ME. ma granic. Mo-
wiono, zem sic W PAM VOL.
skiej kvcha}> / .dlatego jej
meza 2 drogi. usual. TAX
lest. przypominam TO sobje...
ia ohydne oszczerstwo ME
zwracatem atoli uwsgi, wy
bieglo: mi rawet ono Z panic
CT, t> le juz lat. temu!.. dcpie
mi je pan przyponn NAL.
Ciezkom zawini', panic
hrabio, dem w:.::te Ectwarz
uwierzy}, ale stale sie.t to moze
dlatego, re kochajac brata
bardzo, chcia}em, koniecznie
rzucic ma kogo$ odpowiedzial=
nose "a lego smietG, r6wnie
straszpa. jak ~przedwczesna..,
Cz}owiekowilze gdy znajdzie
winneggoe..::,. -: ! |: =. wie t:,: mi, .hra-
bio, B ~a|owiejski wyda} mi
sic do 'tego rajstosowniej-
szym... Mialem do was za],
uraze, a to wiele t}omaczy...
Dziwilo mnie tak2e, zk2d sic
wziela ia nadzwycza!na prey
Nh miedzy>tob panic hra-
bio, a moim bratem, Q
kt6rej mi wszyscy mowili;
wszak Bialowiejscy dawno
%zapomnieli, kiedy z Wolskimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

miasta, 4 dry zniecierrppliWo
Sci. Zasdwie godziny zobaczy
JadwInie, zagadka.sle rozwia-
re, szczescic waoeido ich
domu. Ale te dwie godziny...
Jakiez one !d}ugie..
To, co mu stryj Atanazy
powicdzial, bolalo goniezmier-
ME-. ale ....-k r6tko, RadosGz
odzyskanego d1iecka by}a tax
potezna, re w obec niej nawet
stokroc .wieksza przykrose
musialaby umjlknaG. Ale DO
tel 9 Jadwinie bal sic bardzo.
Me wiedziaf CO sic jej stale.
Tedni lekarze utrzYmywali, DC
to by}a histerja, drudzy, ze
zanosi}o sic u niej ma ob}ed
rellgijny. Przysz}osc okropna!
gdyby TAX welon przywdzia}a.
co by on bic lny robil sam
ma swiecie. 81
4 i =~wiadomost, re m|o5zi
gdzie sic poznali / pokochali,
ME by}a mu przykra. Kto vie,
czy W g(ebi serea: ME sprawia-
10 mu 20 nawet wielkiej RADIO
SCI. Wlodzimierz todohal mu
sic -bardzo. Pr6cz tego dwle
galezie pnia, kt6ry niegdy$
sic rozszczepi', mogly teraz
zrosnac sic napowr5t i wy
strzelie W drzewo potezne O
silnych konarach. Syna~nie
mial, wi &C Wlodzimierz, je7li
zechce, hedzie mog} do swego
nazwlska do}aczye jeszeze
,,~Bialowiejski. Czemu wiec
ten zwiqzek nile miaiby 60
ciesyc?
W kazdym atoli .rszie POI
stanovj} Jadwini uczynit "a to
wym6wke, re z mezezyzna
zupe}aie sobie obcym odwa-
zyia sic. zawrzeG znajomosc
po "a OLGA: plecami...
Ach! G. mlodzi, kto ich kie-
d. ustrze&e! .
Stanal nareszcie ma miejseu
tr:eznaczenla, a re. godzina
byla stosowna, vice miasto
isG c'o>ie Salusie, kt6ra PREY
toalecie straci}aby z pewnoscia
najmniej godzine. wola1 udat
sic pro ito do .klasztoru.
Niespokojnie chodzit po
rozmownicy, weiaz ma edrzwi
spogl4dajac, gdy Jadwinia sic
ukaza'a.
Mia]a juz ma sobie czarny
str5j klaszeorny. Wyglada]a
jak kr6lewna z wicklow sred-
Mich, kt6ra sspo stracie uko
chanego, przywdziala szaty
1a}obne. Ma widok OLGA
usmiechnela sic %zalosnie. Wi.
dat bylo, re chcia}a sic pre-
m6dz i byc wesola, ale ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

CT Bog da dlugie: zycia ola ]udu.
Zamezoa K. Wy1chlowci1ska
Brooklyn, n. Y.
P'syk'y wypatek astnaya n:estraso-
no$ci wy1ec@ony
Wi, bny Ojcze. Gdy pc raz
plerwszv pisa}em do Ciebie, ME
przypuszczafa II, abys mog} mic
wyIeezYG, albowiem mia}am 7 do
ktor6w, kt6rzv s,arali sic mDle
wYleczyG, lecz boz skutku. P:er*szv
o%bstalunek, jaki od Cieble ode
bra}am, doda} mi otuchy, albo-
wien c4ulam sig lepiej, Tw6J
drugl obstalunek okaza4 sig Jeszcze
skute cznle]szy i teraz ia medyc3-
ma, kt6rSs mi ma koncu przys{al,
usunela wszelkie bolesci. Moge
teraz iatwo oddycha,;, gdy lte do
f6zka. Me dusze sig anl tchu mi
ME brak a opr0cz tego moi zo}2~
dek i brzuch W d~oskonaiym SO
s.anie. Czuje sic ~tak"dobrse, jak
Ugly lynn nigdy ME by}a cho,a.
J6z=efa Wofczynska
Beaver Falls Ness
70 >. (
1Vyzeczona z :a'suneatyz0au choro~
H. By neret L.. ~
Plsze do Cicbic, .Wiel, Ks:{ze, a
zeby CT doniesG O dzla|an ma
mnie Twej %medycyny. Gdy zaczy~
na'am DO raz iierwazy uzyuac
Twej m%elvcynv, ~wszystk'e mole
kosc, b]}y 1dretwiaie nigdy lie
przestato mie holet. Tic rasy usi{o-
walam sic nachyl6, my sIalam, re
kark mi peknie ma kawatki. Strssz-
ne mlafam bolesci. Mo rrze-
staja uzywac nedycyny i codzit1
stan MOI SIG poIepszaF, tax V DIS.
dz1eki Bogu. iuz ME c'erpie, moge
]esG i spac dobrze. Nam radzleje,
re chorobA moja nigdy ME powr6-
CT.
z,mezaa J. X a .iih,ka
P1t1sbarg, Pa.
Ma wiosne MONA uczYn:t cla}o
Wy trzyma4em ma upa4y Ihtowe,
uzy.ajac naszeeo doskona}ego '1e~
karstwa poz,mkowego (spring ne
diclne). Jest to ma lepscy i name.
winn'e]szy srodek ma zta kreE.
Nl.tylko doprowadzi to ]ekarstwo
pozlmkowe do p~orzadku vase
nterki, watrobe, kiszkl, lecs take
Ga czlowiekowl dobra. teggag krew,
co vywotuje zycie.
Kto teraz ma ma wiiosne ME czuje
sig izdssi6w, fnieohal pesle pc to
skuteczne lekartwo, kt6re JUL "
siqcom doromoglo do zdrowia.
Lecz, nv. wszeIkie cboroby,
zar6wno czy zastarsa}e, czY Swie-
Tylko pisae natyehmiast do
dodwiladczooneego doktora kaalp1alna,
k Il, d%,oltychczas listevpste szcze-
.tllv,e leozyI. Ne %odpowiedz cd
nlego trzeba dc}aczyc zuaczek
pocztowY.
Y. |. Ii ri 1 Adreisowad: zz>
WiSl!4 KS: Crooks
525 milwaukee, Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

RowIE5G
NATLE sTosUNKoW
GALICYJSKICH OsN UTA.
..ss'BA-
(ciag dalszyl
S,'uiba .palacowa ME mo-
ola wyjst : oslupienia. Ku-:
char, lokaj, stangret, chlopcY
stajenni wszyscy ma dv6r
wybiegli, ably bliska< przy-
Iatrzet sic: cz]owiekoW;, kt6-
rego tn ieszczs Mkt ME
widzial', a Q kt6rym oldawna
p'rr:z,e ere legendy krazy}y. I
na ma 'e ::nie IS: prz,jechat, ale
idzie pieszo. on, najbogatszy
pan " okolicy.
- Jest pan hrabia? =
zapytal L kaja W liberyi.
Jest ST. .a:. IL.
.Prowadz mnie. do. niego!
Slu2acy szedl przodem, strfyJ
Atanazy "a MIN.
Wprowadzil 60 do sail, Sta
rec postapi} ma Srodek !
stanal.
Ma lego spotkanie, krokiem
lekkim, elastycznym, z wynn:
szonym. usmiec:hem ma twarzy
drobne) | bezkrwistej,.: Sp'ite-
szyl hr. Adam .Bialowie]ski.
Pred samym goSciem "a
trzyma} sic. chciat don pre-
movie, .reke mu po'da.6, ale
tego ME ucz !y gdyz ponure
starca spojrzenie ME zache-
Gallo do uprzejmego powita"
-: :::zl@> :.%a a.. - =
Spoglada'i teraz ga .siebie
dwa) ludzie ktorzy nigdy sic
ME znali, a Z kt6rych jeden
nienawidzii, drugi zas czu}, De
Jest nienawidzony. :.
Panic hrabio, Atanazy
Wolski przyszedf wyznat
ciezki grzech! gost pie:w~
sly %przem6wil. IN.
Ma. twarzy gospodarza Cd.
bio sic zak}cpotanie. Czego
ten czlowiek th3e? Jestze on
PREY pe}nych zmysiach? =.
-. Milo mi pozna6 szanow-
nego sasiada. =Prosze, MECH
pan: usiadzie, bardzo prose-
Juz reke do niego wyciag~
nat, starzec wszakze cofna]
swoje i rzek}: 80. >.
Me podawsj mi jeszcze
reki, hrabio, bonn jej ME w&rt.
Dopiero, gdy .mnie wyslu-
CHASE. !. przebaczysz,z dopiero
w:edY moze sobie zas}uze ma
uscisk przyjazny.
Zagadkowy sposob movie
MIA p;ana Wolskiego hrabie
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TELE-
PHONE
252.

ed disks of steel or embroidered with
silk dots.
A novelty in furs is a high collar of
sable made to fit the neck and hn1shed
with long ends of cream chiffon ana
lace, which fasten down at the waist
line with two sable heads.
Marabou feathers are again fashion
able. They are used for feather boas
and collars and are finished with bunch
es of feather tails.
Every effort is now being made in
Paris to introduce the low coinure, but
as yet small advancement has been
made in that direction. 1t is a trying
mode for most women, and never ap-
prOpriate for evening.
Among the daintiest blOuseS are those
built of mOusseline de sole, hand
painted.
odd bIouses are in as much demand
as ever. Tucks, shirrings and fancy
stitchings adOrn many of them Less
lace and embroidery is used, and the
high collars are almost universally
built of the same material as the bodice
Many of the models are hooked up IN
the back Black and white effects are
mOdish and very becoming.
Silk and velvet costumes will be
worn again. A model of black velvet
has an overskirt opened on one side, to
show an inserted V of the velvet IN
derskirt This is trimmed with black
mousseline de sole ruchings, with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11
OFFICIAL ARROGANCE.
CoIored Policeman Who Didn't Want
to Be Bothered.

Not long ago one of the friends of Police
Matron Thorpe telephOned that quantity
of clothing had been put aside for dis
sent o3e Of tbe co 69 poiceman TO Ike
house for the donations. There was no
one at home. The policeman returned
again. He met one of the members of
the family who did not know where the
clothing could be found and who asked
the policeman to come again. The police
man grew very indignant and delivered
himself of the following insulting lang
uage:
why cant some of these people be at
home an tend to their business. They
might 'jes as well be here as runnin
arOun' town. They been tellin' US they
had Sumthin' for de pore, but I come
here and fined they amt payin' no atten-
ton to. it but runnin' off down town
They amt no sense in dom thiS-er-Way.
My times valuable. 1 got no time to come
up heah and be bothered
The irate young man to whom these re-
marks were addressed ordered the police
man off his premises. after asking if the
policeman did not receive pay for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11
CAPTURE OF SUBIG.
Part Played by the Navy Is Described
by Watson.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE following
cabIegram has been received at the ma
Wy department from Admiral Watson
telling of the part played by the navy
in the occupation of Subig bay.
Manila, Dec. lion the morning of
the 9Th about IL o'clock, I received a
telegram from Schwan, asking for Mac
Arthur, our cooperation with Grants
forces scattered towards Olangapo, Su-
big bay I suspended the Charleston
court of inquiry and started the same
evening for Subig with the Baltimore,
the Oregon and a company of marines
from the barracks. We arrived at day
light on the 10th with landing parties
organized, found Major Stevens in pos
session of OIangapO. having arrived at
dark the 9Th. Relieved the army forces
by 100 marines, Myers commanding.
Transported the army detachment to
Subig. The town was abandoned on
our arrival. Grant arrived in the af-
ternoon. We left the Oregon, the Gar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11
I'll Kansas Avenue.
LELAND REPLIES.
Gives Out Statement Concerning
Charges Against Judge Stuart


Before Cy Leland left for Washing
ton today he gave out the following
statement:
The Capital of Sunday morning, in
mentioning the Crinstead case. speaks
of Judge Stuart as a creature Of Lee
lands making This is a very unjust
way of speaking of one of the bright
est young men in the state, a man re-
spected by every one who knows him.
OF the three cases in which Grinstead
was convicted, two were prosecuted by
other by a Democrat of DOniphan
county. The good people of Doniphan
county, regardless of politics. are in
favor of stopping and stamping out the
bushwhacking newspaper abuse that
has been carried on for the past year
by the Troy Times and the Wathena
Star. Those papers have claimed that
certain men are guilty of perjury, are
thieves. boOdlers, robbers, etc, and they
must prove their charges or suffer the
penalty of the law.
The Capital also says that the last
five county treasurers We're defaulters
Since the organization of DOniphan
county, there has been just one treas
urer who was a defaulter. DOniphan
county has never lost a cent even by
that defalcatiOn- The other treasurers
made a square balance sheet when they
went out of Office. The defaulting
treasurer and his friends made good
every cent that was due the county and
he is now and has always been consid-
cred one Of the reputable citizens of the
county"
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line of velvet running through the cen
ter of each. The front of the bodice is
draped and fastened on one side at the
bust with a chou of coral velvet and
a fall of lace.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11
Transport Returns Fmptv.

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE transport
City of Para has arrived here from Man
liza via Nagasaki She came in ballast
and had but one passenger After fuspec.
ton she viii probably be discharged from
the transport service.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11

Amonio Benzilene Soap try it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11

Belden, Neb., Dec. III. y. Blink
iron, a wealthy stockman was killed last
night by c. F. Harris. newspaper
man. The tragedy resulted from an ar
ticle regarding Blinkton. which appear
ed in Harris paper
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11

dOqui and the MindOro and returned to
Cavite on the 18th. The Olangapo navy
yard machinery is in fair condition, the
shops damaged only by the previous
attack
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11

Are you using Amonio BenziIene?
IRoNoUILL 10 cent Ctgars.
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Ladies providing pillows for the kim
dergarten sale viii kindly send their
pillows to Mrs. T. E BOWman's house,
on Tenth street. Tuesday or Wednes-
day of this week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11

Itching piles? Never mind if physi-
clans have failed to cure you. Try
Doans Ointment. No failure there. 50
cents, at any drug store.
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work he was doing. In departing the po-
Hceman said:
Il have to walk out heah." The distance
was seven blocks from the station.
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KELLAM BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY.

Cents at Benefits Book Store.
I'm His Steps" Robert Hardy's
Seven Days" Crucifxion of Phillip
Strong" $50 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11
Store Left Omen.

Morrison's Jewelry store win be open
date customers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11

Just received complete line of Rev.
SheldOn's books. The Bennett Book
store. $50 Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-11
All Kinds of the Best EVAPORATED
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1877.

was a judge at athletic games in those
daya.
sullivan. II seems. was entered In a
walking match In q set Of games at
which plummcr was the Judge. II be-
gan TO get dusky before the contest
started and was quite dark before the
event was finished sullivan did not
compete but sat on the club porch near
the starting mark. As bunch Of conn
petitors passed the spot. piummcr.
knowing sullivan was entered and ro-
calling his peculiar stride. called out.
sullivan. you're dlsduallfcdi" think
inR he was one Of the waikcrr.
The fellows on the club porch caught
on TO the Joke at once and had great
fun at the expense Of thcm both
SO many times was he disqualified
that nj last sullivan thought he would
quit the walking game and turn his
attention 10 running. The mile was his
favoritc distance. though he did not
scorn to carry on prizes az the 40 and
1000 yard distances. A record OF his
athletic victories would cover several
columns. for he entered cvsry race he
possibly could and was successful In a
good percentage OF them. one Of his
best races was run on June II. ISL lie
was scratch man In the one mile run
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

not merccnary. but aciuated by very
love OF the game. has been proved on
hundreds Of occasions. In 1893, when he
became president OF the Metropolitan
association. a. A. a.. that body was
deep in debt and apparently had no way
out. He faced the question boldly. how
ever, by holding championship meets
and In other ways fostering interest In
the association In particular and ath-
letlcs IN general and In the remarkably
short space OF one year had lifted not
only the burden Of debt. but had a con-
siderable amount OF cash In the treas
ury. This has been his plan Of action
In everything he has undertaken In con-
nection with the union. whether u was
a set of games or a boxing tourney. he
has always thought how best TO handle
the affair for the peeuniary and general
interest u the associ ition.
But James 4. sullivan IA famous not
only IN the sporting world. As a bust
ness man he IL equaiod by but few.
Ever since he was boy he has been
IN the publishing business. having
started M Office boy In the Frank Leslie
Publishing company. while with that
firm he famlllarized himself with the
workings Of nearly every branch of the
concern. from composing room TO bust