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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
BON MARCHE
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We've hundreds Of Shirt Waists
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Going
Camping?
4 Score
Of Things

will be wanted. they're TO be found In
the furnishing basement. Some
rare bargains.
PAPER PATTERNS--A lady came In
the other day for some New Idea Pa
per Patterns. II want three. please.
I'm sending two OF them to some
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five cents for patterns before you
started the New Ideas Were
much obliged
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
BON MARCHE
Notes
Of Needed
Things.

WHITE SKIRTS here a plenty. and
there's a wide price range-fiffy cents
to twenty dollars
SHIRT WAISTS Were selling a lot
OF 1--WE hundred that are worth quite
one-third more. Came from New York
a couple of days ase. and this ID the
first real break In prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

his left to the head and his right to the
breast. Some sparring ensued until JET
fries stepped in with a right on the
breast AS they came to clinch JEFF
fries uppercut Tom with a right on the
chest. Tom sent back a left on the head
and they mixed. Sharkey fighting fast
Jeffr1es seemed slow in comparison. JEFF
fries sent his left to the body, and Shar-
key sent a hard left hook on the back
After landing a right on the body Tom
sent his left 10 the breast and Jared JEFF
to Jefrries' head Jeffries clinched hard.
and lay over on. his man with such force
that the referee had to keep Sharkey
from falling. In the breakaway Sharkey
got his left to the face. Another round
for Sharkey.
Round Eight-Jeffries assumed the de-
fenslVe near the ropes, near his corner
and Tom went to him with a left which
went around, but he shot his right hard
to JerI1es ribs. Sharkey rushed and
swung his left to the head Jeffries re-
turned with a right on the ribs and they
came to rough mix up, with honors
even They clinched, and Tom landed a
straight left on the head and landed an
other blow. a few seconds later with
telling force Jeffries clinched again and
seemed unwilling to break. Jeffres threw
his entire weight on Sharkey, and they
got into a close wrangle. in which JEFF
tries hooked his left to Toms ear, bleed
ing 1t. They mixed up with fearful
force. both landing heavily on the neck
and body. Jeffries seemed tired but met
Sharkey's next rush with right and left
loitS TO the body. Both men We're fight
ing as If their lives depended. and came
to clinch with Jeffries on the defensive.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
GETS THE DECISION
Continued From First Page.

ard l could not use 1t properly for the
rest Of the battle, or the result would
have been different for I think that L
could have knocked him out. Sharkey is
a game man, and hard to beat. l had no
thought of any different result at any
time during the battle After my rest,
which l think the public agree that [
deserve. 1 will again be ready to meet
any and all who may aspire to my title. >
SHARKEY NOT SATISFIED.
Sharkey was Inconsolable and cried like
child when he went to his quarters. He
refused to talk, but Tom O'Rourke, his
manager. expressed the opinion that the
sailor should have received the decision.
He said two of Sharkey's ribs were
broken. and that during the last four
rounds Toms l"ft hand was useless.
having been brUKen on Jeffries' head.
Although the decision was against him,
he Said. Sharkey would not give up, and
would seek another match, and the next
time The result would be different
But l do rot think this fellow will
want to tackle Tom again. said
ORourke, I'll keep after him until he
agrees to another match, or crawls.'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

quick succession to the boilermaker's
head. and got nothing in return. Jim
rushed from a clinch, and tried to send
MS right TO the head, but Tom was inside
the blow and drove two hard lefts on
the Jaw. each of which was with the
force or a. poles AfteF1 a clfneI1 Tim
stepped in with a left to the body. but
rom shot another left to the head. Tom
fee eio with his right and. drawing JEFF
Trles TO him, sent straight left close to
the mark. Jeffries countered with His
right on the body. They exchanged lefts
on the head; and they fought at close
sending one lover. after the suFprzsaIrndedr
Brady called SiIer over and compIained
OF Ssarkey's tactics. and when Sler re-
FUSED aI.os, TO interfere look of disgust spread
over BradYs features.
found Eighteen-Tom opened with a
left swing for the head, but .Jeffries
6 oiocked him; Then they got to oloss
Jeffries led right swing on Toms ear
put the sailor was right back with thraa
leit-hand jabs. hard, to the face. Jeffrtes
cnnched. and Tom hooked his right to ths
neck and then they swung on each other
Flc1ously and. in a cltnch Sharkey hung
on Jeffries' neck with his left arm. drag.
gIng MIN across the ring. They broke
cream Gle ana TOM swung his left with fear
ful force to the jaw and shook Jeffries
from the top of the head to the soes of
the feet. Tom was mercifuI after fhts
ana kept on the defensive till the end
mo iouHu, WQicn was decidedly Shar-
Keys on points, barring the hugging.
JEFFRIES PROTESTS.
Round Nineteen-Tom rushed hut Toe
fries was first to land, sending a riohf
hard under the heart. Tom broke away
ana landed a left over the heart Thayy
cnnched again, and Jeffrfes brought his
LETT across to the stomach Jeffries com
planned that Sharkey was holding. h1+
the I referee told them to go on and fight.
Sharkey led with left to head, Jeffries
ducked and put his left hard on the wind
Snarkey rushed again, sending his left to
the head and, in half clinch sent bis
free right hand over the kidneys three
times. Jeffries clinched, and after thew
broke Sharkey swung his left to the nose
side. Both these blows hurt Jeffries. hut
he came back and jabbed his left to fha
wind and shot the same hand straieht
to Sharkey's face. and the sailor stag
gered. They were fighting at close range
at the sound of the gong.
Round Twenty-Sharkey, as usual u,as
first and quicker on his feet, and forced
Jeffries to q neutral corner but failed T"
land left and right swing which he
made They broke from ciinch in the
m Inid OF the ring. and Jeffries sent his
changed left swings on the ear and e1t
INTO another clinch, from which the ref
cree mad to separate them Both mon
were slower In movement and clinched re-
peatealy without landing a blow.
s Sn;arikey sent two straight lefts to JEFF
Tries' nose, bringing the blood in streams
But few seconds later Jeffries got In
MS right under Toms chin Iefts wara
exchanged fast. The pace Increased To-
wards the end, no further damage being
done. 0oiS
FIGHTING IN JEFFRIEs' CORNER.
Round Twenty-one-As usual. the fight
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

chance to fight Jefpfies, who wrestcl the
championship from him
L can't understand, though" said Fitz.
why Jeffrles did not knock him out. 1t
really looks to me as though he should
nave done SO. and l am sorry he did not
nave not anything particular against
Sharkey, If he did help 20 rob me of the
decision in San Francisco, but if Jeffries
had knocked him out, it would have been
clean-cut affair, with no doubts OF any
KIND about. AS long as / ara going to
Eight JEFF for the championship, wish
just on that account, that he had knocked
Sharkey out That would make my title
to the championship so much the clear
er when L beat Jeffries. sas you may be
sure | am going to do
Concerning the decision I'itz said
1T is hard for man not at the ring
side and watching fight with his own
eyes to say what a referee should do.
But l know Siler, and l am willing to
bet on his decision any time He knows
the game, and if he said Jefiries w11l--
why, Jeffries did win and by good mar
gin, too. l have not read all the rounds,
but Silers Judgment is good enough for
anybody"
From the stage at the theater tonight
Fitzsimmons, after the fight, made
short speech to the audience, saying that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

stages of CONSUMPTION. They scorn
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
The Isthmus of Panama.

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
Gall OF. Write.

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
Boxing at Detroit

DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Otto Sialoff. of De-
troit, got the decision tonight over Buck
Stelzer, of Columbus. at the end of the
fastest ten-round go ever seen here.
Jim Watts. of Louisville and Jack
Hammond, of this city. met for ten
rounds. the decision going to Wat s. who
knocked Hammond down and all bu, out
in the first round
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

which settles on the lungs,
causing a tight feeling in
the chest. indicating con-
gestion, followed by fits of
sneezing; head hot and
aches; tongue coated; face
flushed; eyes red; breath
bad; sour risings from the
stomach; pain in back Of
neck; difficult breathing;
dryness of skin; no appe-
tite. now a hacking cough:
slight expectoration; night
sweats; no rest for cough
ing. SOIIt1ITn daoIraI x1Iitb
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
Rcakes Won Wrestling Match.

BAY CITY. Mich. Nov 3.-Robert
Reakes. Of West Bay City. tonight de-
feated Joe Barry. of Chicago. In a catch
as-Catch-can wrestling match for purse
of $500. Reakes won in stra ght falls.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

ne was glad so many people had come
10 see him, even though lie had been de-
feated.
mat was an accident yelled a man
III the audience.
was 1t?' asked Fitzsimmons, with a
great snow of interest. well, if it was,
II was an accident that went. and l was
beaten: That's all there was to It,"
ne the1l declared his intention of fight
ing the winner, saying that both Sbarlra,,
and Jefries had agreed to give him
match I'll beat Jeffries sure" was Is
last remark, as he lodged behind the
curtain.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
Ten Rounds to "A Draw.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov SACK DAILY,
of Wilmington, Del, and Eugtne
Bezenah, of Cincinnati, fought tn rounds
to a draw al the Empire club tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
sHARKEY THE AGGREssoR.

Round Eleven-Sharkey was the aggres-
sor. put Jim met him with a left on the
ear; Jeffrfes then took turn at rushing
and sent his left to the body and a right
over to the injured eye. Tom rushed,
sending. his left to the face, but he was
forced back with a hard right under the
heart Jeffrtes swung his left to the
pody, and Tom got into close quarters
hooking his right to the body. They came
together, Sharkey swinging his left but
Jeffr1es blocked 1t cleverly and then thew
exchanged rights on the body. foIloWing
with clinch After the break Jeffries
sent his left to Sharkey's sore eve who
rushed again, but Jeffries met him In the
CalifornianS corner, where Tom stenned
on wet spot and Jeffries jolted his left
to the heart, Tom slipping to the floor on
one knee. They We're rushing . around
when the bell sounded
Round Twelye-They came to a cIinch
with Jeffries sending his right to the
body. Then Tom tried left swing for
the body, but Jeffries neatly blocked, and
a clinch followed; Both missed lefts for
the body and clinched again Jeffries
swung his left on the ribs and met Tom S
next rush with right Under the heart
Jefries was on the aggressive, but on a
signal from O Rourke Sharkey landed his
right and left on Jeffries' head He swung
ms left three times on Jeffries' ear JEFF
Tries then looked at his seconds and wink
ed knowingly, and, stepping In, sent his
right and left to Toms body. They clinch-
ed, and after they broke away Tom
swung a left. which landed full on Jim S
neck Every blow In this round seemed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

druggist Syracuse N especially valuable
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
FITZsIMMONs PLEASED.

Anxious Now to Have a Match with
the Winner.
CHICAGO, Nov. Boo Fitzslmmens
was greatly pleased at the result of the
Eight, declaring that his contract to fight
the winner brought him once mora tie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
AT JEFFRIES' HOME.
There Was Great Rejoicing Over HI,
Victory

Los ANGELES. Cal Nov. s.-A vocifer-
Gus demonstration greeted the news of
Jefries' victory in this, his home town
Jeffries' family lives in the suburbs Of
the city, but arrangements to get the
news to the home of the champion were
made early and there was great reioic-
ing there
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

Tom hooked his left to the law and at
close quarters each sent rights to the
wind.
SAILOR LAUGHS AT JEFFRIES.
Round Nine-Tom rushed again, with
Jeffrfes on the defensive. and Jeffries
-tr1pped, but steadied, himself and met
Sharkey's PUSHES with left hook on the
ear. Tom rushed again, and Jeffries met
him with terrific right under the heart.
Jeffrtes sent his right to the body, and
Sharkey citncheft and hung on After
the break Tom hooked two Iefts to the
Jaw. They c1inched hard, and the ref
cree forced them apart. Both men sent
lefts to the head, but they were CHANGING
blows. Then they got to close quarters,
IN winch they had a wrestling match
each trying to land telling blow on the
wind. Jeffrtes forced Sharkey to the
ropes. but the latter came back with a
right prod on TIE wind. Sharkey went to
his corner laughing.
Round Ten-rhey got to close quarters
without either landing Tom stepped In
after break. and Jim met him with
left on the face. Tom hooked Jim around
the neck, and the latter showed Tom to
the ropes, Sharkey clinchIng and the ref
cree, after separating them, cautioned
Sharkey. Sharkey hooked his left to JET
fries head. He tried this second time.
but Jeffries blocked safely and they ex-
changed hard rights on the body at close
quarters. Jim stepped in with a hard
left on the face, and Sharkey crossed
him with a right on the jaw. Jeffries sent
his right to 'Sharkey's left eye, which
bled profusely, and they mixed it up
roughly until the bell sent them to their
corners.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
JEFFRIES STAGGERED.

heavy enough to fell an OK but both men
went to their corners smiling.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

Tom hooked his left to the jaw and at
close quarters each sent rights to the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

| HGT0 II TEIN0 Jobbers and Manufacturers q Hats
HHIN LlFjV Caps Furs & Gloves. Makers of
| HNI6 ~ Tltflgi the North Coat
tHtIO "a wv and "Lanpher Hat"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04

| NnK 0NHNn Wholesale Dry Goods
| I[IjH kIH1lN Notions and Carpets; Mfrs
| I'M lHHUIfA of Gents Furnishing
| UttI uUUUO Goods.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-04
ISL. PAUL'S LEADING JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS

nENnrT0sa Wholesale Carpets Lnoleums Mat
lHkHF N Cut Older Price Nailed 10 Dealer.
WIFI LIZ = 20 on Application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
THOUSANDS ~ WISCONSIN.
Over 100 Unions with 81 Large uem-
bcrship-Among the First.

Following close after the first cOnven-
lion Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
OF America came the formation OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of Wis
consln, the meeting for that purpose hay
ing been held ut Delavan, October I, 1891
I'm connection with the Baptist State Con-
vention of that year.
The purpose was threefold: To encour-
age the formation OF Young Peoples So
cieties in Baptist churches as yet Win
out them; 10 bring together in annual
meeting the representatives. or All SUCH
societies for comparison OF meth0ds ana
interchange Of ideas; to help the inter-
national Union in carrying out contem-
plated educational plans.
Perhaps the oldest Young Peoples so
cietv in the State IS that I'm the FIRST
Baptist church at Delavan. whlch mas
had a continuous existence since 1910 IL
was organized as Pastors Helpers by
Rev. ID. +. Halteman, then pastor OF the
church. who has the honor to have or
eanized with pledge constitution, and
committees. very much as they now exist
everywhere. probably the first Young
People's Society in the country or the
world. This was at Marengo. H. IH'S'
That bore the name afterward given 10
the society at Delavan. And though Dr.
Halteman did not have active part IN the
State. organization of the Baptist YOUNG
People's Union. the place where he had
earlier marked the way for Young Peo-
ple's societies made a fitting place 10
form the new organization.
There are affiliated with the state
Union al the present time about 10 Bap-
fist Young Peoples societies, having an
aggregate membership of about 6OyO.
These are distributed among eleven as
sociations. English speaking. In ADDITION
10 these. there are three foreign-speaking
ociations-Danish-No Swedish
and German. Very little has been accom-
pllshed as yet i'm the way OF Young Peo-
! ple's societies i'm the two former, plt
among the German Baptist churches the
Young people are quite well organizer
/ These churches contain most earnest
and valuable membership. and IT is hoped
that they will soon be thoroughly organ
| lied and help TO build up the BopIs'
Young Peoples Union I'm Wisconsin.
| The present officers OF the union are
President. Rev. L. :. Walker, NauWt-
tosa: Secretary, Arthur j. Strohg' MI
waukee: Treasurer, L. ". Nom hac."
| Iunior Superintendent. +. Lillian Mad
den. Milwaukee; Transportation l'esuef'
/ 3. Brisbane. Milwaukee
| In many Of the societies throughout
| tbe state the Christian Culture Courses
are being taken up. and progress is be-
inc made along the lire Of Christian edu-
cafion Interest in the Christian Culture
/ Courses is increasing.
/ Annual meetings are held In the month
/ ~ october i'm connection with the WIS
consin Baptist State Convention, and Ias'
wear the young people occupied one IuI
dav and evening on the programme nav
ing previously been cut down to hai1
/ 1ow