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Rquaties.
YAcHTsMEN MEET.
Elect officers and Discuss Measure
msnt Rules.

Elect OhcefS ana DISCUSS measure
ment Rules.
New York Oct. S.-The annual meeting
of the Yacht Racing Union of North
America was held last night in this city,
and the following officers elected for the
Louis NJ. Clark, Boston, chairman;
Frank Browne Jones, New York, seere-
tary; Newbury D. Lawton, New York,
The matter of resembling the girth
measurement rule was brought to no
definite conclusion. A motion authorizing
the chair TO appoint a committee to re-
wise the racing laws was adopted. The
council reported in favor of retaining the
present rule of measurement, and sec
ond committee was appointed to revise
and complete the racing rule.
The associations represented at the
meeting were: Lake Yachting association
of Chicago: Inter-Lake Yachting associa-
ton of Detroit: Lake Racing association
of Toronto: Yacht Racing association of
Boston: Narragansett Bay Racing asso-
citation: New York Yacht Racing associa-
ton: Pacific Inter-club Yachting asso-
citation; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht club
of Montreal. and the Atlantic, Larchmont
and Corinthian clubs.
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NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE.
Mother of D. C. Mclaughlin Is Crit
icallv Ill at Park City.

Word was received from Park City
yesterday that Mrs. David McLaugh-
lin, mother of D. C. Mclaughlin, the
well known mining man, was so low
with an attack of pneumonia that her
death was momentarily expected. Mrs.
Mclaughlin, who is about rs years old,
came out from her Michigan home.
only a few weeks ago to visit her SON.
The many friends of Mr.. Mclaughlin
will be panied to learn of his mothers
critical illness.
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TUESDAYS Game.

The next baseball game of the season
will be between the Red Stockings and
the Volunteers at Walker field on Tues
day. Special interest attaches TO TINS
game, because it is for the benefit OF
the volunteer monument fund. The
Volunteers will have nearly all the men
who played in the series at Manila,
when the Utah battery team won the
beautiful silver trophy which they
brought home with them from the Phil
ippines. The Red Stockings Will IN
cIilde in their ranks seven of the orig
inal team which in the old days used
10 carry all before them.
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Is NV Blood PureP

This is a question of vast Importance
to all who wish to be we'll If your
blood is impure you cannot expect good
health. unless you begin taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla at once. This great medi-
cine makes the blood pure and puts the
system in good health, cures spring
humors and that tired feeling.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, biliousness and all liver ills. Price
2h cects.
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Racing VIII Continue.
CITY CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATS

A convention of delegates. representing
the Democratic voters of Salt Lake city,
will be held In the Salt Lake theatre.
Thursday. Oct. 18th 1888 ct M ~ ~.
for the following purpose. Selecting the
City Central Committee and fdr the n0nll-
nation Of candidates for tue following OF
fees: Mayor, Recorder Treasurer jus
tfce of the Peace, Attorney. Auditor and
to transact such other business "a may
properly come before the conventions The
convention Will consist of 392 delegates,
to be elected at the precinct primaries.
in accordance with the appoTtiOumenr
which appears below.
Ward Conventions.
Conventions of delegates representing
the Democratic voters Of Salt Lake city,
in each of tine five municipal wards viii
be held Monday evening, Oct. 9tha 1899,
at O'Clock. for tine purpose OF electinS
Ward Committees and nominating three
members Of the City Council Tor each
municipal ward and to transact any other
h1Fsirese which may PROPERLY come before
the convention. The Ward Conventions
are app0rtfoned as appears below The
Chairmen of the Ward Committees are re-
qWeSted TO arrange places OF meetlne Ior
the Ward Conventions and to pUbllsnA the
announcement ant the earliest possible
date They are also authorized to- change
date of Ward Conventions where such
action becomes necessary for the conven-
ieuce of the electors, but are requeaSeus 20
see that the conventions are heId as near
to above date as possible.
The City Central G0fnn&EEee recon-
Ffrst-That the first order Of business OF
the city and Ward Conventions BE- the Sc
lecting Of a campaign committees
Sec0nd-That all delegates to the City
Convention be assessed fifty cents each
for the purpose of defraytng tEfe expenses
of the convention. such assessments 70 Pc
payable when their credentials are pre-
sented to the convention
w. P. JENNINGS. Secretary
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FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Will Be rendered Elder G. E. May
cook and 2 w Eardleu

Will Be rendered Elder G. E. May
cock and R. w. Eardley.
On Wednesday evening at the Third
ward meeting house there will be a
farewell entertainment in honor of
George e. Maycock and Roscoe w.
Eardley, who depart on Thursday for
the mission field The following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
Selection. ellis quartette; baritone
solo. Mr.. E. B. Stephenson; recitation,
Miss Ionic Pratt; soprano solo, Mrs.
David Rose; guitar solo, Professor c.
d. Schettler; duet, I'll Trovatore, Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edward and John Rob-
inson, accompanied by Mrs. George
Burns; violin solo, Professor w. G.
Give: tenor solo, Thomas Ashworth;
remarks by departing elders, George
e. Maycock and Roscoe w. Eardley;
short speech by Apostle E. NJ. Cowley.
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White House.-P. C.. Anderson an6
family. Ephraim: III. G. Led@erMood. ST.
Conventional Confusion.
Detroit. JollrnaIi.l

1T IS curious remarked the Lay
Figure. that people think the dunn dunn
bullet poisonous"
mot at allrs rejofned the Unconscious
JmbeciIe. You see Immediately the dunn
dunn bullet enters a. body IL mushrooms
Now. most people DON'T know tfls$ differ
ence between d mushroom and u toad
stool, and a toadstooi Is poisonous Cur
fous2 Why it's the most natural thing
in the world for people to think tnatr%
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pncatelln Series successfnl.

The Pocatello series has been one of
the most successful of the year, and it
is unfortunate that the season is so far
advanced that they will scarcely be
able to pay another visit to Salt Lake
this year The team not only plays
good ball. but its members are sports
men and are willing to accept an UNI
pire's decision without wranglinS for an
hour over every little point that does
not shit them.
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Pocatello.
DEFEAT AMATEURS.
Mt. Pleasant Team Downs Picked-up
Nine.
Especial Correspondence.)


Especial Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, Oct. S.-A game Of ball
between the Mt. Pleasant and a team
from the Beach & Bowers Minstrel
company, on the new diamond in TINS
city, drew a large crowd yesterday al
ternoon. The horne team had decidedly
the advantage throughout the contest
and won the five-inning game handily,
by a score of to 10, with an inning to
spare. The visitors had some. crack
players among them, two OF them being
ex-league men, but they lacked prac-
tice sadly. and consequently did not put
up a very stiff game.
@ g g
A game between the Mt. Pleasant and
Ephrain is scheduled for next Saturday
on the Mt. Pleasant diamond. warm
but friendly rivalry has existed between
the two teams all summer, and the
contest will doubtless be an interesting
one, as both teams win do their utmost
to corral the victory. Ephraim has an
advantage is being, a well-trained, sea-
soned organization. which has been
playing good bali all summer, while
the Mt. Peasants have not had their
entire team together a single time yet
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The Dramatic Iithograph.
r fI)eitr ii 4 1 u olljrI;jr 3D.

Think not TO hide your density from
me, Maude de- HahighoTstrr
Z The adventures I'M the drama covered
before the accusing glance of hern first
husband.
Me- Can it be possible that nv Autographs
have betrayed me2,' she mutfereds dazed-
".
FL on, the terrible strangeness Of IL an
was what oyerpowered her!h E& as%
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CRACKS AT SIOUX CITY.
Big Race Meet Ended There Yester-
day.


Sioux City, Ia. Oct. S.-The bicycle
race meet closed today. Attendance
5000 Results:
Two mile amateur, open-John Lake
of New York first; Frank Kaspar, Sioux
City, second; O.. L. Osborne, Sioux City,
third. Time@:30.
Half mile professional, open-O. L..
Stevens first, F. A. McFarlane second,
Harry Downing third Time-1:O4%.
One mile tandem match race-McFar-
land and Stevens first, Freeman and
Downing second. Time-1:351a.
One mile handicap professionally. A.
Mcfarland (scratcf) Won. Q. L. Stevens
G5 YARDS second, G. L Kramer (S5
YARDS third. Time-2:051a.
One mile handicap amateur-George
Wilmington, Sioux iCty (125 YARDS first;
Johnny Lake (scratch) second; Q. l..
Osborne $50 yards third. Time-2:1o.
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The board Of directors of the Salt
Palace held a meeting yesterday morn
ing and sharpened the official ax. To-
day and tomorrow heads Will fall. tor
the directors are determined to cut
down expenses. After today the Mid
way will begin to disintegrates and AZ
though the palace itself VIII be kept
open, the beginning of the end IS in
sight.
Midway to Break up
After the meeting. Director General
CQIb0rn said: THE Midway will not
be retained as a whole after tomorrow.
Some of the exhibitors and concessions
aires there have contracts that expire
tomorrow. and they win leave at once.
The contracts of others Will expire
from day ia day and they WIFI follow
the first gGers in rapid order.
Even when the Midway attractions
are all gone. though, the palace win
he kept open. Gfatekeepers WIFE be re-
tanned and enough guards and guides
to show visitors around, This isa to be
kept up for an indefinite period and so
will the bicycle racing.
Racing VIII Continue.
eve are not going to have any races
tomorrow night or Wednesday, night,
because we are saving ourselves for
the crack eastern riders. who arrive
the latter part of the week. Special
meets are to be promoted for them.
They will occur between Thursday and
Sunday"
The fact that the bicycle races have
been the only paying feature Of the
show has determined the directors to
cut EXPENSES in other directions with "a
view to closing the year with as com
Portable a sum i'm the treasury as pos
sible Judge C0Ih0rn saws that the
company will have mo- difficulty inI ar
ranging it's financial troubles and that
all bills win be settled promptly here
after
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Provo May Come.

The Provo team is trying to arrange
a game with the Salt Lakes and want
to play here next Saturday at Walker
field. It is likely that they will be ac-
commodated. for Manager Fred Nelson
is said to have picked up a team that
is competent to make it interesting for
ANYTHING in the state.
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Salt Lake.

Two-base hits. Hopkins .; Seldom; bases
on balls off kidder, /; off Eubanks. 2;
hit by pitched ball. by Kidder. 9; by Eu-
banks. /; struck cut. by Kidder, s: by Eu-
banks, :: passed balls. Scare. 2; stolen
bases AcFarlane, j; Rand, j; sacrifice
hits, Bennett. 2; Margetts, 1; Hughey, /;
Eubanks 2: Berkeley, ].
Time of game, 2:30.
Umpire-Harkness
Attendance-1,0 600.
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NO RACES TONIGHT.
Big Meets on Thursday and Friday
Evenings.


For the first time in over a month there
will be no Monday night meet at the Salt
Palace track this week. Manager
Schefski intends to reserve his forces
for the big meets on Thursday and Friday
when the eastern crack-a-iacks are to be
here. All sorts of schemes are on the
cards for those two evenings, including
record trials motorcycle races and other
events that will give Salt Lakers an idea
of the kind of bicycle riding they are
doing on the fast eastern tracks.
John Lawson is planning novel race
for one of the meets this week. Lawson
thinks he can beat any one of the local
riders in a match fifteen mile race in
which he shall be paced by tandem teams
cycle to tow him.
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young Mothers.

Group is the terror of thousands OF
Young mothers because its outbreak is
so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-E
Io1's Cough and Consumption Cure acts
like magic in cases of Group 1t has
never been known to fail The worst
cases relieved Immediately. Price, Is
cts. so cts. and 81. For sale at q. C.
M. TNrug Dept.
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Sick Headaches.

the curse of overworked womankind,
are quickly and surely cured by KarI's
Glover Root Tea. the great blood purf-
fier and tissue builder. Money refund
"a ii not satisfactory. Price. Is cts. and
30 cts. For sale at z. G. NJ. /. Drug
Dept
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Many a Lover

has turned with disgust from an other
wise Iovable girl with an offensive
breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea puri-
fies the breath by its action on the
bowels, ETC., as nothing else will. Sold
for years on absolute guarantee. Price.
25 cts. and so cts. For sale at 2. C.
NJ / Drug Dept.
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n1ontu Kndnl nusna,

Eat plenty Kodol DYSPEPSIA Cure
will digest what you eat 1t cures all
forms of dyspepsia and stomach troub-
les. E. r. Gamble, Vernon, Tex, says:
ut relieved me from the start and
cured me. 1t is now my everlasting
friend" r. c. Schramm, Mccormick
block
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His Strength.
(Chicago Tribune.l

tChlcaSo IrlDune.l
Teacher-For what else was julius
Caesar noted?
lesson somewhat hastiiy)-His great
strength, ma am. He threw a bridge
across the Rhine"
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@'It did me more good than anything
+ ever used. My dyspepsia was Of
months standing; after eating III was
terrible. Now 1 am WE'LL" writes 8.
B. Keener, Hoisington. KAN, OF Kodol
dyspepsia Cure 1t digests what you
eat. F. C. Schramm, Mccormick block.
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The Cullen-Mrs. Frances Jensen. Mt.
Pleasant; f. ]. Nippew, wife and daught-
er. c. c. Cayanaii, Boise; A. II. Rag0r.
Tintic;- E. Gills and wife Nepht; Nelson
Fleming Chicago; w. r. BridweIE. Can
yon City, Colo; Jacob Mills. Helena; NJ
". Finch. wife and daughter. Hazelpatch,
KY; Jacob Evans, Provo; W. A. Cush-
man, ]. Branman, Sumpter. Ore; c. =.
Spilman, Eureka Grant Snyder. O. p
Williams, Idaho Falls.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Today's Games.

Ioday OameS-
Brooklyn at New YORK.
Boston al Philadelnhi;
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Stocks bought now viii make you
christmas money See Cole & Higgins,
room 412 d. F. Walker building, Salt
Lake City Phone 339.
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Baseball.
A TEN INNING GAME
Salt Lake Again Defeats Poca-
tellO.
MARTINS FATAL ERROR
LOST THE GAME FOR PoCATELLo
IN THE NINTH.

Was a Splendid Contest, Close and
Interesting All the Way-Poca-
tello Was Ahead, In the Ninth,
But a Bad Through Let Salt Lake
Tie the Score-Won In the Tenth.
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= i.s45 '4s = : y iii adj i
Owe Is the

Nai-1a 20 i'7 T G,i ,l'' A'as =. 7ii ab -
! {. Love is the.
corner stone of a
wo ma &. ~ J. ) life.
She builds !: I /. all
her ! hopes { !, / T upon
and around those
tender affections
which she cher
isfles5 toward the
ON e >. who are
dear to- her and
which: she looks:
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Best Part Of the Show.



"what was the most interesting parto of
the wedding"
'fThe midway"
'fWhat~
Eyes. / got the best look at them when
they were midway down the aisle
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Baltimore at Washington.
Cincinnati at St Louis.
Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Chicago Wins Double-header.

Chicago. Oct. S.-Chicago won two
games today Cleveland being very easy.
Louisville had Waddell in the box, and
was a hard proposition, although the
Orphans hit him opportunity. Langes
steal Of home in the second game was the
feature of the day. Attendance, 1890
Score:
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She Didn't See It It..
.(Sorne5rNfrla Ia1rns1.lE

tSOmerVllIe JQuTnaI.lF .4@$
Mrs. WiggIes-I saw the sfrangest thing
this morning on Highland avenue.
Mr. WfggleS-No. You didn't When I
was down In Union Square this afternoon
I saw a. stranger
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w E.. Hubbard q C
h 'Har: 4a +a3s3f fh XII Il
Christmas Money.

Mines, dividend paying and invest
ment stocks. rs w Ind So. Tel. 17a
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Rough dry at &c per pounds irons an
house linen: cheap: satisfactory
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
f66 Main street.
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Fall and Winter Overcoats,

tailor cut, perfect fitting.
BROWN, TERRY 81 WOODRUFF Co,
l66 Main street.
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Overcoatsi Overcoats!

New styles and Cloths tailor cut and
perfect fitting garments
BROWN. TERRY &. WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street.
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ORPHANS WIN TWO GAMES
TAKE COLONIES AND EXILES
INTO CAMP.

St. Louis Beats Cincinnati One Game
and Ties the Second one-How
the Clubs Stand.
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Correct Work

on shirts, collars, cuffs, Hannels, blan-
kets and lace curtains.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
,l66 Main street.
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Canes and Umbrellas,

Canes and Umbrellas,
all qualities, novelties in handles and
rn0untfngs.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
166 Main street.
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Fedora Hats

Fedora Hats
in latest shapes and colors.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
166 Main street.
Hatters and Furnishers.
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EXCLUSIVE Neckwear. Y

New patterns and shapes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co:
1856 Main street
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Full Assortment

FuII ASSUIlHttHL
of nigh trobes and pajanas. new
cloths and trimmings.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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END IS IN SIGHT
Salt Palace Midway Will Soon Dis
integrate,
CYCLE MEETS TO CONTINUE
DIRECTORS VOTE 10 REDUCE
EXPENSES.

Handsome Structure Itself VIII BE
Kept Open For an Indefinite Peri
cd Of Time. But d General Drop
ping Off of Employees VIII Be
Begun Today.
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The Tenth Inning.

This necessitated another inning.
Pocatello got little satisfaction out of
her half. for three successive men sent
up pepups. which wer promptly COB
bled by voracious Salt Lakers. Then
the home team came in and went after
Eubanks. Kidder hit safely and Hop
kins made the hearts OF the fans glad
with a double which landed Kidder at
third base. Bennett was next up. but
he was unequal TO the occasion and
reached for the wind three times with
much success. Bur TAYLOR is one of
those dependable chaps at a crisis. and
he smashed the first bali up into the
right garden for 4 single. and KidGer
came waltzing across the plate with
the winning run.
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Terrible Mistake.

TNsMIEdsW ITEUUILEaT
'sPoor girrg What did she want to
marry that painted old beau for2 Itold
her he was an actogenaTian. >"
Il know it, but she thought am octogs-
marian was man worth $4,000
You can't cure dyspepsia By dieting.
Eat good, wholesome food and plenty
of it,-KodoI Dyspepsia Cure digests
food without aid from the stomach, and
is made to cure. F. G.. Schramms Nc
Cormick block.
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MAY GO TO OGDEN.
Salt Lakers Expected to Play There
This Week.
(special Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Ogden, Oct. Sit is possible that
there may be one more game of ball
between Ogden and Salt Lake in Ogden
before the season closes. Ogden fans
are DESTROYS of seeing another game be-
tween the Salt Lakes and Ogdens on
the home grounds, when all of the Og-
den players are in the team. IL the
salt Lakes wiz come the game Will in
an likelihood be arranged.
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Ladies' Walking Hats,

Latest London productions.
BROWN, TERRY e WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street
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Bingham; NJ. w. WfIIiason and wife, Po-
cateIlo. Ida; l.. A. Blaekeslee, Reno.
New; F. c.. Craig. Spokane; Mrs. E. r.
Drew. Hamberg, Ia; l.. J. H0lther. Og-
den: FL. e. Duncan, Oakland, Cal; Jacob
West. Bancroft Ida; ]. ]. Stack. Eureka;
w. W. Smith. Leslie F00te. r.. F. Wright
and wife Nepht; ]. I'll. Wefst. New York;
George 3. Bank. James +. Smith. EsIS0;
phy, Deseret: j. d. Call Bingham p 4
Paulson, MarSi; A. 3. Cline. Beaver Bert
R0bb Parowan
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Fa1I and Winter overcoats,

tailor cut. perfect fitting garments
BROWN. TERRY 81 WOODRUFF Co,
166 Main street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
Gossip of the Ring.

There are letters at this ONCE for Spike Sui
livan and Charles White.
A Reader. New York.-It was Just the same.
The referee counted him out.
Jimmy Barry says he is going to return to
the ring and offers to box the victor OF the
McGovern- Palmer affair
The proposed bout between Kid" Ashe and
Johnny Van HSest. which was to have taken
place IN Cincinnati next week. has been de-
clared of.
Tom sharkey has gone to Saratoga. The ex-
sailor went simply for pleasure. but will also
keep his eye open 70 loeete spot to train in for
his meeting with Jim Jeffries.
The contest between Jack Root and George
Beyers. which was to have been one OF the six
events at the Dubuque, Ia. fstic carnival on
Aug 20. 80 and 81. has been called on.
Tommy White and Billy o'Donnell met In a
night for a purse Ct $1,000. O,Donnel was
clearly outclassed and White got the decision.
Anumber OF small yagers have been made
In this city on the Palmer: McGoyern fight.
Paddy Cliggott last night at Wakely's bet 500
to S75 on the American. Cliggott says he has
more to speculate the same way.
home without facing either Charley Mitchell
or lem smith, 1t appears nowthat suitable
Mitchell and rather than go to any further
trouble the contest has been postponed indeh-
nitely.
ments in England e keep him busy for some
time. he says no will be here again next Dece m :
her. Palmer intends to return to Europe after
his tight with Terry McQovern. as he has a
battle on there with VIII Curley. Whether he
Ti1s or Loses against Curley Or MeGoveEn.
In his class.