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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-10
200
Fine ec-ne-. ,rxlH feet: street graded.
sewer laid Or first ridge. north % Mad
ism street
Not resident owner; Eas: sell
F. M. JORDAN,
3 - 6 Co1eaial Dlock.

downfall keeraav. ] have the satss1 action
OF knowing tia. Re Was beaten ssy q cles-
er young fellow with 3 decided pull IN
weights wao showed such clegerness sHsf
the sting 1 defeat Is sottened 10 great
extent"
Xank kenny. the heavyweight spar-ag
partner. who has oeen with Fstzzinmo:ss
al Through hrs training. was cresffallen
II the turn affairs had taken.
81 did not look tor such result. ne
sai6 Bob was IL excellent shape, and
the quick manner IL which he recuperstea
from his EnockdowT.s IN the tenth round
proved that he was IN me form Jenr1es
Was a surprise 10 me, and his quick Move
merits with both hands and feet were
revelation 10 ali Of US who had seen his
previous performances.
Jack Everhardt Was equally downcasf
1T the defeat OF Fstzslrnmans>
'-yon can say for me sad he, that I
never imagined that Jenraes could have
improved so vastly. Bob was up against
d big handicap ia regard TT weight. and
think ne acquitted himself splendidly."
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JEFFRIES is EAGER TO
DEFEND HIS NEW TITLE
AGAINST ALL COMERS.
New Ckampton-Brady and Della
ney Besfde Themselves With De-
IfEhf-They Have q Worid Beater.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The scenes en-
acted in the dressing roam OF Jenries.
which was only few feet away from that
occupied BY the defeated pugliist, were Of
the most joyous character. Crowds Of per-
SONS hammered at the door for Abundance
ali anxious 10 congraiQlais the new cham
sio8-
William A. Brady was dancing with de-
light from the moment the decision was
given that made him for the second time
the manager Of a worlds heavyweight
champion. 'JeTries liz q cosker." said he
land there is no; man on earth that can
beat him. He's wonder, and no mis-
take Let them all come 10 him now, none
ef them can class with him.
Billy Delaney. Jeffries' chief trainer, was
beside himself with delight. He said: II
have again brought 3 champion beaten
from California, and am naturally proud
CT II. f1tz was beaten fair and square.
and although he put up game fight, my
man had his measure taken from the mo-
ment they started the first round"
jim DAILY and Jack JeTries had very little
10 say regarding their victory. hu, their
goed-natgred faces were wreathe6 In
smiles. and they looked upon Jetrries as a
yeriiable wosid-Deater
JeTrtes himself was surrounded by
host os frier6s. who congratulated him
upon his well-won honor. Ia response 70
several Inquiries. the new champion said;
''Fstxsimmons fought good aud gang
battle and nit me harder than any man
whom ] have been up against. lie can
whip SA8rkey ia two rounds. ] would gain
nothing ~ meeting Sharkey again. bat
ara willing 10 meet any man in The world
ia whom TIE public has confidence. and
there need be no feGr o. my quitting the
rlaR Ger tAe Stage. ] viii Gefena Tny tisie
a. champion al nh times and against all
corners ~ no time during toaighg'k agh;
CID feel any ryi<givings as 10 my ability
70 win ! arm satisfied thai ! have Well
earned she right 70 be cS.isd champion by
beating FNtzs}mHcnF VINO Was vDGoghted-
ly the greatest fighter af he age"
Jsrrass and bis party left Ter New York
~ midnight and VIII make The Vanderbilt.
aoss. Their headquarters
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WAS COMPELLED TO SUSPEND
tx-senasor Dnvts. of Ohio. T~.tfa~s
Against Standard Oil

WAsffTNETC4N yun@ a-Yx-ststs san.
S5ST IFec<5crs r. Davis az spaIs wxs rne
far~t =" srassx before IRE Industrial eorrru&s-
ssaE teGaH S1e - 8 producer ans se~raes~
= E~fE9se&.ff2. 4asefea az Marietta. aaa ss~
teSt5r2cssF css}. ~5fsa NJ Operations e. 9na
: @ElGarl Css tFust. Fe caraTtatus4 ef tee
1ScFlsFs "a 14fE1E & TIE Railroad coma r.ssss.
SAVING ths1 me -z&ssa gers y srsrrae = .h..
F@ses were interested ~ r9va5 COMA ~
sGzcn were 80 favored that RS fe,ssssa M
asS feeEe eozEags$iS@ss zas suspend business
A&ss contamination wEs sssg, prAe gsz%s fsy
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FsesSFe s&jf rates tTsgrss rA1lFm&saE. assrs.ex
sfsTE~@. f1yE.tEss ne N4nes@Sszsf saas IRE
F2zfr0sd companies we're esnesrBs5 for sh4
sseesss - fhs plfs Haes ia ais9 #eg1
SAAt re ~taEsssaTS szs-1 pans aa& szen esuse
grsasl1rs @e1ta xN# fw4arGa9s and So gsgFs-
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20 eater a9oa the manufacture O. !a2rs-
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wfth sben- sssczssssns the question q TIE
rsss& governing e3eAn M1nkA
80 p mas ring - z = sAA. osaiy
vsassss % Jes:rses L Be nzkss an asEres-
81 . m-Th~ crowd aexan yeils smpa-
ssenssy <1r tire HGhse-E
as D. m-Kt6 Mcpav-ssre makes hsss
SeH 10 xsM Thai FssxxszzHnns wins
ssE = M4-T3e conference between the
managers and Referee 5sIer resulted n TIE
THAT e enc man ss kolcsng witt both
ssarsGs a16 the esgsorers. has one hand free,
tie latter can at 81 Will J. So-A a-e
holding with orse hand rsssEaer czn MT, Enc
tbs referee EzEsr &c between
Il . MFRS Ftszsirz1a0nk In sitting On
ne outside Of Bets crossing roam. she
saook hands cordially wiz Manager Era1y
Afe. said.
we rnss ar Carson City. M Brady.
ard we s<&. you " ssile ! don't think III
witness sontgystss nE-zt ! a- mssrs tEAn
casadsct that Bss viii beat you again
Mrs Fssxstnmays meant by THIS that
Brsaw having managed co-b-rc. vino Was
a fase- IN Carson City, would have asis
prodigy. JeEvses f<zten on this occasion
1es. T. ms-Ess Nnsfnra. ae Cincinnati Il
hss declined 10 net a. oenrial tsrnekssEssT
fog the es1ln. and Alexander Brown viii
srosaaa4y acz IN that capacity.
Ices > m.-Ihe msn are now on fhesf
Way 10 .se rsngxfde. F+sxstnscnons. &C
coHTsanseo hy Julian, first
1"ssk.- Fztxsinanaone enters the ring, pre-
ceaea py Martin Jussn He wss accom-
panied by Tank Ken1y End Jack Ever
as16t- When Fftx took Hfe seal IN the
lucky corner john Hickey and his osnsr
STARRING partner arrived 81 Ills corner
The champion wGs eheertd enshusszSracas-
~, and stoo6 up and bowed frequently IN
response to the greet Fftz was enveioped
IN . black and white sweater AID locked
the picture Of health su4 wealth Within
ii ninute Je-ries c.im3ed through the
ropes. accompanied tg Brady, Bill De-
tHf la TxSr zyH r.
fries were q red sweater and black pants.
supported by saspenders. TIE boiler
maker WAS also greeted With iumrltaoos
cheers
1n.JS p m-RefeYee George szier hA0
just entered the ring. he Was tipped not
10 look UP al the lights. Fits seconds
hold fans over fne champions head IN
order 20 keep the light from his eyes.
These precautions were not adopted by
JeTr.ss' handlers. and the Californian sat
quietly 81 his corner, nos locking for an
instant al his adversary.
10 G-je1rlss is nov disrahing- He has
taken cn his pants. but staii retains the
red sweater.
The men are new being introduced by
Master 81 Ceremonies Fred Burns. JEFF
fries name was meEticaad first and he
bowed 10 the crowd Fitz followed suit.
3a:fs-FNtz has now discarded his bath
robe He 10 wearing dark blue trunks and
a belt Of q .nlrisIure American flag with
8 rose OF the left side
len 3. m4--Jenries has taken or his
sweater and is wearing close-fiting white
trunks
lee = m-The bell rings. Saer calls
tie principals 10 the center
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FITZSIMM0NS UNABLE
TO UNDERSTAND HOW
IT ALL CAME ABOUT
Had Only Partially Recovered when
Taken to lis Hoom-Narttu Jul
ian Do~aca.t at the Result
Jenries Cissrrnesa Surprise.

NEW YORK. June s.-Just as soou as
E~t7xasssfyaaTss reached his dress nx- room
tgs uafe. wAo wAs aaxiossiy awaiting tie
Qzs1c@frse ~ fhe eight greeted fhr fallen
cf%nsp3eE aerrfgaaAte3y
Keep ~ year spirits. Bob s,1e said
Yes @s8xat spseo8ia1y ard although yau
q sr~ taeAsea yea ere stih ths Fvsnee ~
.5s@ts-s~
Martin 1lllan. FTsxssr.rnons' TsaHaxeT.
rEsoks encassrAxtEsEsx - fhe defeated paxl-
a~t sssfs tne latter seemed nat - realize
@sAt was assag sad TO h.ra Hts train
y<s ard ~asrrlnE partners laid sae aanky
Faxfas, ~ a cot and whispered words sss
esesstrs cement Ia II. ear S~sxssynyr,a.sas
oa}s RAD partially Ts~eoyeTea greFya the
shs,ek ~ defeat an1 occasionally sssGr.
II AIRED
How ass Come 80 nsAt Afu -
Mrs KStxs5s gszseFs ara Mrs. f1aa Hickey
1*nt over the pyssstvate mar anS azthsa
BIS sea3 ard face Gets ~ ssoaa Rad
sarrsesa ~ taa Esostrli. ard TIE damaged
sazaI organ sssAH u Ae a source ~ worry
To- Mrs FsssssTnr.
= Aane metssng ~ sAv rsxs~.sgnS tas
aaseassfs af 'ss@ axat sae sad. ''sut I
fesi suve that F>s. sEiH a.s a Aax. e.,
wssg fa thss rfmx
Easssn wAs ssawsassrtess hut Re -, ss~
&Nsia f~ant Wsea ASKED RS ouzssssss -
tsse vens't 1olsAn replied
s1h, sasr~ "a very ats1s Tor re Is say
A,sswafssss kmsbws tAsx faeA S. garse assss
I t#Ss esgtsze that ~ sstsi Gas q warm
g}ssa "a tAe a@arss e cnaHy NJ ruasty-
w@Ns segs@s ag reses FsesA neesg r.ess Merry
aAssa1t sastABsw As laHg - ssvs We -
aas fFtSssa asHs ! afa ais Re Shall n<xer
Saas sqg AaysenE wssss ! faA -
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO. Jane Harlem results:
Fave tur.cAss-tisiyer ifszfer w0r No-: Eagle SEE
end HgFarssa ta4Fa TIM. q
one rsie~I s-Fsri wan. HHgh Penny secara,
Prince Bl2Ees third 1inss "a
sever tzrlorss Egagert wun. NevsSafherer ses-
ord Lacsy stat thsre T1sse ] y
Nile ard hahn ossanssha wen. Dr. Marks SEC
N03 H~u Anssss lard Tasne -
Sax furignss- Native Soa wuR. Ds1rs serusa. De
f-sdeg II third Tiias, "a
~1 tart1ass~Msrths Fex VIE Free Hand see-
cad Ea~s Cl&y third Time Is
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STATE SHOOTING MEETING.
r. ID. kelsey Wins the Cup aa1 the
AudubOn Prise.

BUFFALO N Y. June Shooting IN
the state tournament was resumed today.
The weather was cloudy and threatening.
The important events OF the day were the
Buffalo Audubon Club event at fifty tar
gets entrance s., a handicap open 70 all.
and the New York state event Ocean Racn-
ynoad 1ruphy) at live birds. entrance s1l.
All Of the best teams OF the state are en-
tered
TIE general average OF prizes has not
been figured yet. hut the New York city
challenge cup and the gold Watch ohtrea
VINO broke 400 out IF 500 targets. The sec
cns prize was won by McAurcny, VINO
broka 4s7 oat OF SOC.
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st LOFTS. @uns Eesuiss
ssx sar3n0gs selling HesssnslsuSe~ wa. Wfsss-~r
ios sacaad IsSrdas tkisd Tgrr "a
Asls sss Essnsy Tzsds seIiia& ~t,s-tr II wen Wi.
80. Ss1sDa. ls@ks q Eaien tsltG Tias Il
fisS f0s3assst s-'asS- 8nsss5 le~ wsR. Sas Iaan.
sss secosa. Me- Dennis th:za fssns rs.
sss sstisns EvFsfY wnr Dave aks@5 ae-taS
1sesxAtxr EEsT5 Tins q
FSre fgrsansS @rxgt=neA ~cE Ms. Mae Y,.v 49,.
end ,sisfsa zhss1 Tire ~
vae ssse. spsisras -tscsa R&ni wou isss6 Neville
sreszs. issa Esuas t}8-4 ysEp~ a
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lsafonta Races.

CINCINNATI lane sBesalts
One mile. se44iBg-Aunie NJ won. victo-fne acc
aae. Barton tnsri Tlr@e. ~
Five fiFI0ass-Jehn Yerkes won ksssasA seron1
Ton EDsish third Time. ass
ous rnse selling Ms~ne NJ NJ Won. Box sec
ofsG. B&aay II third Tfre. ] &sa
ssue ule and Ssveaty ssrE2s-saGiae Rock wen
Dseyias ssruEd. HeSaA third Tine %
-Four saE bali flsrIgnrs-E.t& II w0n, Chea
Second cslaocsn fAi-e gisse, "a
Owe mite. selling -RnIlnrs wun. L0yalty second
Little Land third TSuee x5s
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


Phi LApELPHIA. june swashinstan and PM
aaelr.sss were pIsring q wretchea game wnsn raia
stopped il in the NTH inning Psdden was iut our
al rae game ey Umpire Smith tor talking oaek Az
tendance ITO. Score;
X III T.. h n =
Washington II Z sTailade1phss % Is
Ba,tcrire~McFarlan Baker and Mcclure. Fraser
and Douglas Jmpires-Barns Rnd smith
brooklyn. Ct Cincinnati. h
NEW YORK June s.-Ths Broklyns again out
played the Cincinnatis today. making It fosF
strsighss frnu Cincinnati: and twelve games 10 sur
cessaan uy to date The home players punched then
hits cf Philips while the visitors found Dunn hard
70 sosve Attendance. i5G. Score:
Cincinnati =. B sBrookiyn ..,...e 10 0
Batte-ies-Philips and Wood. Dann and Farrell
Urutires- Eraxi.e and Mcdonald.
New York :, Cleveland q.
NEW YORK June s-Tbe Giants made Il four
straight from t.s Clesesnds today The latter made
q bold ibid 70 win. tying the score twice. The win
ming run due &c error By Tucker Attend
R.HE3 Ri e.
Cleveland - a II sNew York -....-.-. Il z
Bstters-s-Carsey and Sc,fecheagoJ.; Meekin and
Grady. Cnpires-o Day and Mctsar--
Game Postponed; Rain.
postponed on account u rain
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Specia; pispateh 10 the post-Infelligencer
MANILA June 1a.-S:s5 a m.-Twenty-
FIVE American soldiers who were engaged
in accommodating in the fortified hills in
the vicinity of Merong yesterday. Were
attacked by 80 insurgents The Amer
leans fought their way home through the
enemy and inflicted severe lusses on them.
The chief scout accompanying the Amer
leans was killed Five insurgents were
captured ana taken TO MorDng. The enemy
is very active. The garrison cavalry and
the North Dakota infantry are employed
in throwing UP Entertainments
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SAN FRANCISCO, June a.-The mer-
chants exchange reports the schooner Ed
ward Sparkle is a wreck CT the Farallons
islands and that her crew. consisting %
about SIX men. Is entering this harbor in
the ships boat The vessel was bound as
usual for the Mendocino country.
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ever. bsss vns ur.shis so find his epraaen--
Tire ieTfh was 10 reality wfe+e tsse fsgfzt
ended Jerssss rushed his oEgnsasrst AID
eSwnee asrn With lift swing. FiEx sszefzs-
- nfsF and there was a moment Of the
widest excitement. Julian ran along the
rsrEzl6s and sszraf.kia6 water on ms fallen
idol At the end 81 seven SECONDS Fstz-
simmons staggered 10 his feet, GtzFy 20 60
down again. He wax up again. And JET
fries pats@6 himself .ar tie finishing toucn-
He ssaos is hss lssf. 10 TIE body and tried
sor the head with mas right He was calm
ard coaieotsa. bat the Tine was too short
Agssn die tae gong corr1e e the aid e. tho
man who War t.en going, staggering and
dared. 10 certain defeat There was
frantic effort 20 revive the champion OF
champions but rs was clearly guIse and
his seconds co1ild ngt restore him.
Faces Defeat Heroaeauy.
The 1ate-lSke gorzg changed again, and
,hs old fighter woohae6 cut 10 meet the
sturdy yeanx Hercules wins awaited MIN.
II was as cours geegs ard gritty as q dasfl
up the firing line in battle. bat It was
hopeless. They were togethe. il was
splendid moment and full OF ali that ORA
uaila intensity that characfsrires a trAg-
esiy. Jeffsies was as fresh as at The start
TAnre was moment Of sparring, and tbs
giant arm 81 the Californian shot through
sfse air II was left and right, and over.
Faszslfnmons. limp and unconscious. dTnp-
ped 10 the floor. Jefrrles stepped back.
for hs knew the force that he had pat
behind his terrible blows. The timers
called oH the seconds that counted eut an
cid ring hero and hsralae6 another. but
nobody heard them The crowd was on
lis feet bowling. There was a rush for
the ring. b.ft scores Of blue coats barred
the WY.
Welcome 10 the Victor.
Ten seconds are short, and when the
tenth had e0TxSe there was new roar 81
excitement 10 welcome the victor. Julian,
Hickey, Kenny and Eyerhaslt gathered
Up the PROSTATE man. lie WIS still In a
trance. They carried bin 10 has corner,
and little blood oazed from his mouth
az his head fell forward on bis chest. The
new hero crossed the ring and shook the
hand Of his rival after which ne was sur
rounded hy hag frierds who hustled hin
srsm the ring and into his dressing room
Jefrries had the good wishes OF his eler-
gyman father out at Los Angeles This
wire was placed In his hand as he reached
sas ring.
Jim: We know you will win. Keep
good spirifs. be confident Of cur blessing
''FATHEK. MOTHER AND FAMILY"
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ST LOUIS June At the Yves. End CRIB To-
right Harry Ferries RI Chicago. gives she lie
cisiun Twelve round with Casper Leon.
ei Scw York for the bantam weigh. championship
O. America There fast work throughout the
ecutsst. hi which Ferries had the better q it
Ferries Is bat u years ~ see
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Reports - Disasters In Texas S~n-
ing In, anA . Few Astheasae
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The times., 1899-03-12
HER HAIR RETURNS
Remarkable Attioa of New and Wonderful
Cure for Badness.
LADY Prominent in C. A. R Circles Regains
Her Hair Although Past
Fiftj.

Mrs. J. s. Weed, Treasurer of swartz
Corp No. 81. W. R. c.. with headquarters
at New Albany, Bradford County. Pa. owes
a luNurlant growth OF hair to a new and
valuable remedy discovered by a Cincinnati
Dispensary. In response to their offer 10
send free trials of their preparations Mrs.
Weed used the remedies, and although she
was past nifty years of age, al a time in
me when people Imagine their badness is
hopeless, her hair grew OF. with astonisb
ing luNurlance much to her surprise and
delight Mrs. Weed kindly consented Ia
permit her photographs to be sketched. one
taken some time ago when she was pre-
maturely bald and a later one taken re-
Gently showing the beautiful effects of this
remarkable hair grower
The remedy also cures itching and dand-
run sure signs of approaching badness,
ana 1t also restores gray hair to natural
color and produces thick and lustrous eve
bro"s and eyelashes. BY sending your
name and address to the Aitenheim Medi-
cal Dispensary, go Selves Building, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, they will mail you prepaid
free trial OF their remarkable remedy.
The times., 1899-03-12

Those who are losing their hair or have
parted with their locks can have it restored
by remedy that is sent free to all. a
Cincinnati firm has concluded that the
best way to convince people that hair csn
Oe grown on any head is 10 let them try II,
and see for themselves. All sorts OF the
ories have been advanced to account for
falling hair, but, after all, II is the remedy
We are after and not the theory. People
who need more hair, or are anxious 10 save
what they have or from sickness. dandTJtf
or other causes have lost their hair
should at once send their name and ad
dress to the Altenheim Medical Dispen-
sary, $40 Selves Building. Cincinnati o..
enclosing cents in stamps TO cover post
age, and they will forward prepaid as
mail. sufficient free trial package of their
remedy to fully prove its remarkable ac-
tion in quickly removing all trace OF dam
druff and scalp diseases and forcing new
growth Of hair. The remedy is not new
experiment, and no one need fear that it
is harmful. 1t cured John Bruner, Post
master, OF Miliyille, Henry Co. Ind and
he strongly urges everyone to try il. A
Methodist preacher, Victor a. Faigaux, of
Tracy City. Tenn, was perfectly bald on
his forehead for many years but has now a
fine growth. Mrs. c. W. Castleman. Si3
Main ST. Riverside, Cal. reports her hus-
bands shiny head now covered with soft,
fine hair. and she, too, has derived won
derful benefit Among Others who have
used the remedy are Geo. Diefenbach, GenI
Agt- OF the Big Four r. r.. of Dayton, o.
whose wife was entirely cured Of badness
The president Of Paramount College Sui
phur, KY, Prof. b. +. Turner, was bald for
thirty years and now has a splendid growth
of hair from having tried this remarkable
remedy. Write 5day for a free trial pack
age. II will be mailed securely sealed in